The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 May 1936 — Page 4
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Washable Pure Dye SILK DRESSES
Our Store Will Be Closed MI MOlil \L l>.\V Sutimlu.v, M:i,\ SOtli, Itul Will Kemulii Open Friday Night Until'J:00 P. M.
Men's Wash Suits They’re Really C 0 0 L
I III \ •III'; STI KDY! BOVS' WASH SUITS 49c They’re k <mm 1 lookini; iiuil muile to stand u lot ol' rimi'h siiiiiiner Irealmenl. Many new styles, snr.irt trlliuniiit's! Su\e!
An exeitinK );roii|> of tailored ami semi-tailonsl, sport types! They’ye short sleeyes and pleated skirls! A whole array of lovely shirting. Stripes and Silk (iiiiKhunis! Sizes I * to .V*.
Sheer Blouses 98c Tailored and dressy Blouses of eool erisp Organdy!
INDIAN DKSION SINt.I.K BLANKETS $1.00 Grand eotton Blankets to use outdoors or in the ear this sum nier! Do not show soil easily, Iili v SO in. Get yours uoyy !
Breeze through a hot summer in erisp eool comfort! Here are fabrics of exceptional quality . . , smart shades, new patterns! Single hreasteds, plain and sport hacks and all styled to a T. Sanforized shrunk . . They’ll launder perfectly. Coat anil Trousers!
.MEN'S DKESS Straw Hats
Sennits’, Toyos . . Neyvest shapes and colors. Fancy weaves!
1MEN S BATHING TRUNKS - $1.98 You dive into a real value when you huy a pair of these pure wool trunks! Made of pure Zephyr Yarns and knitted for long wear! Fancy tuck stitch with contrasting waistband and pilM-il sides! Webbed supporter.
custom, when the first leaves appear in the spring, each girl in the village cuts a leafy branch, ties a long ribbon to it and joins it to branches of ether girls in a huge bouquet. In Poland. this is presented to the squire. At the pier ceremony. 60 girls, each holding a long red-and-white ribbon attached to her branch in the bouquet will follow the Gaik as it is handed to the official Polish delegation aboard the Batory. Thirty children ranging from 4 to 10 years will dance the polka, while a chorus sings the famous "The Green Grove,” by Sigismund Stojowski and Grace Hazard Conkling. Following the Gaik, the childref will present a DozynkI, a harvest festival in the nature of a Thanksgiving In Poland, at the end of summer. the farmers bring gifts from the filed to the President of the republic. At the New York festival, the children will carry sheathes of oats, and baskets of fruit. A garland made from the grain will be presented with baskets of fruit and vegetables to the visiting delegation, while a chorus of 80 children's voices sing the Dozynki song, "The Reapers,” and other children dance the Mazurka and the Cracoviak. Another interesting ceremony at the pier will be the traditional bread and salt ceremony, following the ancii nt custom of welcoming a stranger and wishing him good fortune. Two of the oldest Poles in America have been selected to present to the head of the delegation a loaf of rye bread and a wooden cellar of salt, on a wooden tray made by the wood-carv-ers from Zakopane, and covered with an embroidered napkin made of flax. The bread symbolizes good luck and the salt represents the love and hospitality extended to a newcomer. Other highlights of the program include a double quartette of sailors from the Batory who will sing "The
Song of the lialtic,” "The Hornpipe" and one called "And the Storm Rages About Us.” The Batory is the second new transatlantic liner to be built by Poland since the nation regained its independent and marks the emergence of Poland once more as a maritime power. BANNKIC ADS GET RESULTS
Carolina Queen
N«n Nonm.n 3 When students of North Carolina university at Chanel Hill selected their 11136 oimptus queen they loyally voted Bor ’ a Carolina beauty. Miss Nan Norman, above, who was officially crowned "tha prettiest co-ed”.
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Vomjj ‘T he Witness Chsii ‘ng's new picture co!, castle theater to n J ‘ 18 sa ‘ d to find U nw. excitement within T courtroom, and jg stories filmed that L c >ce with the mur^ nm K of the pic,*™ teaming Miss Abel, the film opens v star involved in a n J and drives through human passions as 0, to face a jury's verilJ 3ne committed. {hutemi “Escape Me v ev Elisabeth Bergner co l A ea 'i theater tonight'. A European production eludes several authenu, for scenes laid j n v Alps. Miss Bergner 1 this country in the r, ro . enne the Great." (■ ranada “The Country Beyc from James Oliver Cut is the attraction at th night and Thursday son and Paul Kelly nay romantic roles. •'Buck Bernard dug, is feature.
OUR STO WILL CLOS NOON Saturday, i\| MULLINS OtW
MEN’S COWHIDE GLADSTONES $4.98 For your trip Saturday ami many more trips for years to come! Walrus grain, inside partition, pocket. 'J4 in. in size. Sturdy! Bin Now!
VISIT OAKLEY'S Open Friday Night Closed All Day Saturday For Memorial Day
•I* -I- -I* -e 4- ■!• •!• LAST GKI LNf AS'lLE TWI*. •!• •1* •!• •!• -b + -b ♦ + Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Inman and run Woo.lie of Floyd township, were Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
man Coffer. John Henry Christy of Greencastle, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pursell spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Roach. 1 Bloomingdale called on Mr. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. N. Clements. Sunday
and
and Mrs. Faye Chiles were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sewell of Indianapolis and
Mr. and
castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clements of
Silk Dress Clean-up Thursday-Friday
ACT QUICKLY!! Wi:’VK TOO MANY SILK DRKSSES And We’re Shooting the Works!
Evory Silk Dress that has been in our store over 30 days has been arranged in one ol two groups, regardless of former prices!
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goodman of Bainbridge, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Cone, Green- Mrs. Wayne Pursell. Wednesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Arnold.
Mrs. Guy Jackson and daughter Maxim were guest, at the meeting of the Stitch and Chatter club at Uni Methodist church in Fillmore, Wed-
SUPEKIOK BEACHES Packed in Heavy Syrup Sliced or Halves '£ Big ( aim ddC
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TOMATO JUICE
M Tull
W Cans
21c
And purchase your complete food needs any Day in the week at these low everyday shelf prices. BREAD et L!:"'"" 4c
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Quick Clean
CHIPS 2
2 1-2 Lb. 1’kgs.
COFFEE OLIVES PICKLES
25c
Oakley’s Special Fresh Ground, Lb. Selected Queens Quart Jar Sour or Dill 2 Quarts
UKOUI* I 112 Dresses
OKOl !|* 156 Dresses
EACH
Sizes II to 50!
All early Spring Dresses—Short sleeves, long sleeves, Jacket Dresses! Printed Crepes, Plain Crepes, Oatmeal Crepes! These. Hressi-s were all outstanding values at their original prices—Prices Hint were possible only through 14(10 store buying power! Now at theHC unheard of low prices >011 simply can’t afford to pass them up, when you s«s‘ them you’ll waul three or four or more! Of course they Won’t be with us long, so come in early for best selection. We promise you won’t lie disappointed! Hurry!
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY SAT. MAY 30TH BUT WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M.
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FETE TO MARK POLISH LINER’S , FIRST CROSSING
NEW TON I). BVKLK HEADS KF('LPI ION COMMITTEE FOR B ATOBY NEW YORK. ' UIM An elaborate “festival o fgreeting” will welcome the new Polish motorliner Batory when it arrives here from Gdynia on May 27. with thousands of New Yorkers and visitors from many states joining in the ceremonies. The Batory is the twin-ship of the Gdynia-Ameri-ca liner, Pilsudski, which entered transatlantic service last September. Leaders in industry, business, govemment and finance will Join in the greeting Newton I). Baker, former secretary of war, is chairman of the reception committee; Col. Edward M. House, sponsor of Poland’s independence at the Treaty of Versailles, is honorary chairman, and Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, president of Vassal- College, executive vice-chairman. The first ceremonies on the program will take place ns the liner first catches sight of the towers of Manhattan in Upper New York Bay. In a solemn ritual, for the first time in recorded history the Baltic Sea will be officially united in “marriage" to the American side of the Atlantic. From the deck of the Batory, the ship’s chaplain, full vestments, will I>our a silver urn filled with Baltic water into the harbor. The pact will be sealed with the casting into the Bay of a ring made from amber found on the shores of Gdynia, Poland’s new Baltic port. It's an old Slavic custom. At the liner’s Hoboken pier, picturesque ceremonies will give the crowds a glimpse of Polish life. Two hundred children gaily costumed in Polish peasant dresi, will present pageant of the year. According to
French Dressing, Bottle 12c Preserves, Pure 7 Oz. Jar 9 C Pillsbury or 141 b OQ^ Gold Medal Flour B "“ 05,C Paper Napkins, Pkg. 100 10c Dried Beef, 2 oz. Glass .• l()c Spices, All kinds, 2 Pkgs 7c Cove Oysters, 6 oz. tin 10c Matches, 6 boxes 18c Instant Postum, Tin 2(ic
FRUITS AND VEGETARI.fiS
Lemons, Large Size, Dz.l Head Lettuce, Head . Oranges, Dozen Green Beans, Pound . Tomatoes, Pound ... Carrots, Bunch
Peanut Butter Salad Dressing
Fancy No. 1 Quality 2 Lli. Jar
22c
Hollieaiina, Same high ' Quality, Quart tawG
Beverages Aaaorted Flavors, ^ 24 oz. Bottles, Dozen I i Plus Bottle ( IwF'
SOAP
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Quality Meats
Sugar Cured Skinned HAMS 20k Pure Pork SAUSAGE, Lb \2*C FRESH HEARTS, Veal or Pork, lb JOc FRESH GROUND BEEF, Lb 13^ Virginia Baked HAM r^,^. lL,m ° r 45c Fresh Baked LOAVES VtLTZZ'.Z HU Sugar Cured Boston BA(Y)N, lb. .. 15£ c ROUND VEAL STEAK, Lb Choice Tender Boiling BEEF, Lb. ... 9i ( .
Fresh PORK BRAINS, Lb JOc 2 talI^s* 1
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