The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1936 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1936.

SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN GREENCASTLE

by these merchants

Allan Lumber Co. A. K I'- <Jr««*ry Co. Bradley Hh«*e Company i;. A. Browning Hardware Co. j F. Cannon tt Co. Dobbs Tire and Battery Co. Kitel Floral Co. Fills Food Shop

rieenor Itrug Store tareeneoatle Hardware ( o. tiardner Brothers Ld liainilton Book Store Sain Hanna's Book store Handy's Sanitan Hairy High Point Oil ( o. Hoy Hillis Feed < o.

liing. Alorrison, Foster Co. Kroger (.nx-ery Co. L- .V H. Chevrolet Saleo Co. Horace Link Co. Met/ger Lumber < o. Merit Shoe Store Miller (iraln Co. Moore Fleetrie

K. P. Mullins ii. C. Morphy ft * 10c Store Norge Hales Northern Indiana Power Co. J. C. Penney Co. H. C. Prevo t o. Cpiulitv Meal Market .1. II. Pltehlord Snyder Wall Pa|ier & Paint.

WA-NTEC.—To buy your wool, to go on the stage as “the (oninuin ; Market price. See Gib Ogles or Wal- eat emotion of mankind'' and said the | ter S. Campbell, South End Elevator, situation lias grown incr. isingly iiifI Greencastle. Wed-Fri-tf fieult.

WANTED—I will pay $1 each for good swarms of bees until July X. R W. Baldwin, R. 4. Greencastle. Ind. 2-lp

-Miscellaneous—

FIl.LMOHF, + + + + ^ + + 4 yi rs Charles Eunten is at Martinslle undergoing tieatment for rheuatism. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. alter Clift were Mr. ami Mrs. Herne! Clift and daughter of Indianailis. Maynard Wright of Dayton. Ohio ent tne weekend with his parents. Mrs Mildred Lydick and son have turned home after visiting relates in Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masten and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Masti n. near Canaan. Mrs. Edith Sallust of Bainbridge spent Monday with Mis Mary Proc ter. Mr. and Mrs. Arlis Decker of Indianapolis were Sunday , ue.sts of Mi ami Mrs. Earl Varvel Mrs. Dorothy Crosby and daughter of Roachdale spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Wilma Smith of Floyd Center is visiting Mrs. Stella Huttman. Sunday guests of Mrs. Ellen

Paul

Hanks were Mr. and Mrs.

Heaney of Greencastle.

The Std ch and Chatter club entertained with a tea Wednesday afternoon at Ihi Methodist church. Mrs Emily Herod, president of the club, gave the welcome address. A program of nccordian music was given by Mrs Helen Jones of North Salem, reading by Mrs Esther Jones, and mush by Esther Dunlavy and Vera lean Clark Following the program lea was erved to about 200 guests.

Webb-Vallee Fight Back in Court

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The stormy domestic career of Rudy Vallee and his dark-eyed tranged wife, Fay Webb Vallee, took a new turn when the daughter of a Santa Monica, Cal., police chief, filed suit for divorce in Hollywood, alleging that the famous crooner was given to temperamental ' outbursts and abusive treatment.

Previews and Uevlevvn A I LOCAL THF.ATFKS '• -i Voneastle A spec ial racing car 20 feet long and eapalde of developing 075 horsepower was created for the film “Speed." which comes to tne Voncastle theater tonignt and Saturday. Allhough built for the movies it is hoped that the car will shatter many official speed records. The motor of the racer is 12-eylindered and Vtyped and has four valves per cylinder. Trial mns developed a speed of 110 miles an hour. Janies Stewnit Wendy Barrie, Una Merkel and Toil Mealy head the cast for the picture Several scenes of the Indianapolis Speedway are included in the I film. I Chateau i Bob Steele has the title role in “Smoky Smith." at the Chateau the ater tonight and Saturday. The cowboy star shoots and fights his way out of plenty of trouble in this westI ern thriller, Grunnda “The Ckittle Thief." coming to the ’ Granada tonight and Saturday, is based on an actual incident in the development of the west. The incident is that of a range detective who posed as an itinerant peddler and rounded up a gang of bad-men in the wilderness of Montana, Ken Maynard plays just such a role. BANNER WANT AI»S PAT

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FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE with barrel tvpe v,beel bearings on 1 B-luu models

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Dear friend*:— I I’ve said it many time*, but I’m saying it again, that this Want-Ad i j section of The Daily Banner is just ' is definitely a part of the news as ' *ny other part of the paper. You don't have to be a buyer or 1 seller to discover interest in these I 'terns. If you don’t have the Want-Ad , reading habit you are the exception that prove* the rule Rverybody else

has It!

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Bring your car to Weber’s Garage i and let Billy Dtshrow do you a real

Job.

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“The Closed Circle” tne thrilling novel of a man’s struggle to clear the name of the woman he loved In the American Weekly the magazine dis tributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Fxamlner. 22-lp

“This new element of difficulty is due to the extraordinary phenomenon of the cinema. Hitherto even with talent and the necessary appearance It mean that actors had to cover considerable ground before they saw any hope of success. “Now unhappily very unhappily a pretty girl of 18 with looks and intelligence is taken into a Him studio ami overnight is made internationally famous. Of course it is terribly seductive to all the other young girls.”

—For Sale—

1 FOR RAI.K Plants and vines for j porch boxes and hanging baskets.

FA MK IN FILMS MFAYF.D DARKLY BY nitlNKWYTFU LONDON. (UP) John Drinkwatrr, the poet and dramatist, has a gloomy view of film fame. The limit of Hollywood fame, he raid at the London Academy of Music. is about five years sometimes

only three.

“Think of the heartbreak.” Drinkwater added. “Young girls rise to International fame, or call it notor- | iety, almost overnight and claim | huge salaries. Then they drop from | sight and their success is passed on

I to someone else.”

He said that of all the faces on the

I Rxcellent Petunias in full bloom. 1 picture screen scarcely one , Mrs. T. C. Cox, Seminary at Wood. h{UI ,, n ,| Urp<1 fov ten years with the i ^ , exception of people with personality FOR SALE: Strong healthy hard- a,Ml Mu’ charUe ( 'baplm. oner! plants, best varieties.' priced Drinkwater referred to the desire

I light. Albert Hoffman. North Ind1 lana street. 12-tf

SCHOOLS’ BOASTS ON CIVIL s|.K\ l< F KNPOSFD BY I S. WASHINGTON. UP' Postoffices throughout the United State i h u e been warned by the Unite I Staton Civil Service Commission that misleading information is being given to the public by representatives of sum* correspondence schoi.ls selling "civil

tervlce" courses.

The commission reported complaints from different parts of the country indicating that opportunities for obtaining Federal employment have boon greatly exaggerated It was made clear that no school lias any connection with the Civil Seivice Commission of with any other branch of the Government, an I also that the commismi.n lias no agents who solicit atolii dr fie civil service position-. • i \.!n> mi II "civil seivice" rouises.

FOR SALE: By owner, modern ! house, good location, close in Cheap with down payment and balance like rent. Address Box 17. Banner. 21-2t

FOR SALE: Oxlieart, Beef steak and Ponderosa Tomato plants .I dor 2ftc L. W. Crump, 102ft So Indiana. 22-it

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MutaCute FROCKS *4.98 Outstanding values! MirraSheer prints and the new pastel Dia-Weave washable crepes Sizes 12 to 20.

FOR SALE Font burner Perfec tion oil stove, high shelf, $12. Furniture Exchange east side square, phone 170-1,. 22-lp FOR SALE Guernsey cow with black calf. Phone Rural iftd. 22-2t Grocery and meat market; $4,000 a month business; good location; trade ] for farm. J. S. McBride. Brazil. Ind., | K. R. 1. 23-Sp I FOR SALE One span smooth mouth mules weighing 2800 lb. Will sell or trade. Two sets new harness at wholesale price; two row and one row cultivators; also Fojdson tractors. Walter S. Campbell, Greencaatle, 22-2t FOR SALE Two International 10-20 tractors and one cultivator for Farmall tractor. Walter S. Campbell. ' South End Elevator. 22-2t For Sale or Trade Special Saturday ’20 Chevrolet coach, must he ' seen to be appreciated; '"O Buick I coupe, a real buy. $125. Plenty of | other good ears. Weber Auto Parts. I 22-lp

FOR SALE -Three fresh Jersey cows, $50 each; one short horn cow and calf; one short horn cow giving ft gallons milk; one black polled Angus yearling bull and 16 head breed ing ewes. Walter S. Campbell, South End Elevator. 22 21

USED CARS

193f) Ford Coupe Been driven less than 10.000 (idles—Like new. A renl money saver. One of nnr Saturday’s Bargains. 1933 Pontiac 8 DeLux Coupe Looks and runs like new— Far been driven less than ‘!4,IM*0 miles, well tired. A real huy. 1933 Chevrolet Coach •lust a dandy ear 1hr<mgh-nut. Two lo choose from, bdth in excellent condition. 1930 Dodge 8 Coupe A good ear in good condition 1930 Chevrolet Coupe ll<*re In a mil bargain for ftomronr. 1931 Chevrolet Coach New paint and new tires. Far in exeetleol condition.

L. - H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc.

New l.ft-plate battery, $M9ft; new 1ft plate battery, $4 lift. Dobbs Tire & Battery Servire. Tues-Frl-tf FOR SAI.E: Dunfield and Hollybrook Soy Beans at $1 10, reeleaned And some 72 day and 90 crib test car corn that will grow Being field tested now. Walter S. Campbell South End Elevator. 21-ftt

FOR SALE No. 1 four year old Jersey cow with calf by side; also corn. Franz Whicker, ft-4 mile southeast Stilesville, Ind. 21-2p FOR SAI.E Good milch cow with calf hy side. Inquire Banner office. 21-2p

Rummage Sale, Saturday morning. May 2ft at 8:ft0 in Sudranski room, west side square. Christian church 21-2t

Rummage Sale. Thursday morning. May 28, at !l o’clock, in the Sudranski room. 20-22-21 “F°r Rent—

FOR RENT 6 ft Acres pasture, stock rattle. Phone K-lftft. Uj miles east airport road. Mrs. David Lookwood. 13-tf

FOR RENT Completely furnished i small apartment available summer j months. Suitable for single person. | Pleasantly cool. Garage. Inquire at Banner. 19-21-22-ftp

FOR RENT First floor modern sleeping room. Private bath and garage. Inquire at Banner office. 20-ftt —Wanted — WANTED TO RENT: Furnished apartment hy young couple Inquire Tompkins Ice Cream store after 12. . 21-2p WANTF.D: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Msyavllle. Charges paid. John WachU1 Co. aod

THH KISS It Is Paris and Springtime. Also it us i aining in torrents. A taxicab draws up to the door of a popular cinema house, and the page boy opens the door. Inside the call a young man is about to ki;* a decidedly pretty young woman. The young man looks up in annoyance over the Interruption “Has the mam feature started yet ’’’ he asks. "No sir." the page boy answers. “You're just in time." The young man settles back in the taxi, and closes the door. “Drive on!" he says. A few minutes later the cub returns. The page boy opens the door and again surprises the young man in the tame attitude of being about to kiss the decidedly pretty your.;; woman "Well,” the young man says, "has tt started?” The page boy blinked. "Er . . .

balcony scene, -with the lover climbing to where th • picture blonde Is awaiting him. Tlii. j liasea Philippe. "in America,” he expl'ins, "they always make love on b .'i >:m - out of doors " The girl next to him ’.'inbi fur"it*! i ll ing her seat. "I,et s *e* the i says, and astonished girls tiands. t>n tin- screen 1 < b is completed, and tbr tw . picture lovers fall into each othc.'s aims. "At last!" otic- Philipp", thoroughly delighted. And d . way by the inspiration, in- t i n. i.npul■fvely in nis .- ■ ' d the girl bMld* him int.i i fore slit- can i kisses her. It i. * ion" 1 . . and the girl can do nothing I- ' - ului" it in .- ii.-m a. I 1 loosen, ho we ve t, eh ' him full in the face, it i fi' • i s!ap. It I* questional i •-tin mber the lo the slap. The sound of it i - un is

not quite You can still make It." "Drive on"’ Again the cab returns and again the scene is repeated. "Well." says the young man “Has it started?" Rut this time the page boy shakes his head “Now you re too late. The picture has been on for three min-

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“Good," says the young man, and he and the young lady get out of the cab. The page boy shakes his head In complete bewilderment This strange occurrence which so mystified the page boy has a perfectly simple explanation. The young man Is Philippe Martin, an actor, gay. handsome, and a little too susceptible to beauty and romance He has been carrying on a mild flirtation with Yvonne, the young wife of the Minister of Jus tice Yvonne enjoys the flirtation, but is nervous. She will accompany him to the cinema only when the picture has stalled and the house is darkened. Philippe is beginning to sigh for the day when he saw a picture at the beginning and stay until the end Philippe buys two tickets but they enter the theatre separately, Yvonne going find, and being escorted alone to her seat. It Is then Philippe's cue to take the reserved log* seat beside her. On this occasion. however, there Is a slight disarrangement of nis plan Yvonne’s •eat is No 68; Philippe has No. 66 He holds hie ticket upside down, and the usherette escorts him to loge seat No 9fi All unconscious of the error, Philippe settles him self comfortably beside a young ladv. mistaking her In the darkness for" Yvonne For a few minutes he gives his attention to the picture, a Hollywood importation Hut nothing can hold Philippe’s attention for long He turns to the girl beside him. “I hate blondes," he says vehemestly The girl draws away from him nervously She is a blonde Ob Lks *<m ««u tiisrs is a rumanUe

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through the horn e, and create,; considerable excitement Philip; .• and tlie girl ii.se in their scats the girl incoherent with rage. You . . you'" she sputters Why

How dure you!”

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Philippe is suddenly aware that

she is not Yvonne

"Mademoiselle,” ho beqa. ‘‘1 thought ... t i . . " "I don’t care what you thought.” eaye the young lady. "Its what

you did!"

The house now Is in an uproar. The screen gor dark the lights flash on. Members of the audience crowd around Philippe and the girl. A lady Inquires so 1 t of her: "Did he try to steal your bag?” "That . . . that creature kissed

The audlenre Is Parisian and liberal. A roar goes up, and there are criee of "Bravo! Encore!" On thin good-humored note the matter might have ended, but in the audience is an iron jawed lady President of the Society for the Protection of Public Morale. She sends

for the police.

The girl she is Monique Perelin, daughter of the publisher of tho influential "Morning Journal’’ hits by this time had SBOUgh of tho matter. She wanted no scene in tho first place, and she Is prepared to accept Philippe's rather airy apolo-

airy apoloBut Madame

gy and call it quits.

President is adamant. If a (lend can so brutally assault a young girl in a public place, then no man's daughter Is safe Not only is tho sanctity of young Parisian womanhood in danger; the safety of tha Republic itself Is threatened. The gendarme arrive*, and on Madame President i In letence, takes the names of the parties concerned In their excitement, Monique and Philippe give their cox^ reel names and addresses. “I carry on." warns Madams President, ’’for th# sak* of all

womankind."

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