The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 June 1936 — Page 3

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itctl . A way 4-H club met , ne vocational building. In i: ‘ of the president the junjane Fitter, presided dur- . bus.ness .session. Roll call ^ minutes of the last meet.ng r , by the secretary. Two JL. Marion Search, vice ami Jerry Gorham, reportelected. Instruction was in how to use the sewing master the singing of several 8ni l playing of games the wa s adjour ned.

| erdale township met Saturday even ing at the school building Nine mem . hers and one visitor were present The next meeting will be held at

school building June 27.

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Clever Clippers met at the gnomics building. Wednes--rnoon. The president presided tbe business session. Roll call L minutes of the last meeting W a demonstration on how hre e kinds of seams was i,y Jacqueline Monnett and bJohnson. text meeting will be held Wed- ; June 24. Sunshine Girls’ 4-H club met y at the home of Claribel T«elve members and four were present The next meet- ... ^ beld June 25 at the home ry e. Thomas.

Happy Hour

4-H club of Clov-

Ihe Busy Belles girls’ 4-H club of Jefferson township met June n a t the home of Sarah McCammack Ten members and two visitors were present. Klnora Grubb presented a denionstration on ciarning - Frances McCammack and Jane Cummings were placed on a progrant committee to prepare for the next meeting. Juanita Parker Ruby Alice and Wilma J. Hurst were named on a refreshment committee ami Elnora Grubb and Nathalie Duncan were placed on a game committee. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Wilma Jean Hurst, June 25. At that time demonstrations will be given by Norma Maxwell, Juanita Parker Helen Allee and Frances McCammack The Advanced Clothing Club met June 16th at the Vocational Building. The president presided during the business session. Roll earl and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Two new officers, Isabelle Hathaway, secretary and Jane Etter. reporter were elected. The following program was given, report by Willie B. Carter, reading by Julia Richard

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east Marion Mrs. Amy Buis * + + +

' b, Isabelle Hathaway , , *' xL meeting will be held Tuesday Jur «' 21! at 3:30 o’clock.

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Woodrow Frazier and family spent Sunday with Ernest Cox and family. Mrs. Amy Buis called on Mrs. Salhe McGinnis at Fillmore Friday. Homer Slavens and family of Clinton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. William Neuman and Cecil Neuman and family ami- guests of Leonard Neuman and family Sunday. Hie C. C. club met with Mrs. Albert Hunter Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cox called on Mr and Mrs. Lee Cox Sunday. Oran Buis and family spent Sunlay with Glen Burgess and family at Coatesville. Mrs. Chester Cunningham and children spent Monday with Mrs. Lida

Cline.

Mr. and Mrs. William Newman spent Thursday with Oran Buis and

family.

Mr. and Mrs Ray Wallace called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cox Satur-

day.

MARROW BEOS BOUGHT JEFFERSON. O., (UP) — L. D. Forman, farmer living near here, has jusl purchased one of the few mar-

THE PART WIVES PlAY

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The part wives play In their husbands’ success is tremendous. Back of every successfully managed family stands a woman who knows how to spend money for food. A dollar saved In food buying is just that much added to your husband’s salary.

you (an Huy “Week-End Specials” Any Day at A. & I’. . . . A. & I’, prices have been nailed down to stay down. Upwards of 300 items have already beentreduced. You tan’l a (lord to trade elsewhere.

Ann Pa9 e

preserves

Iona With Pork, Iona Lima or Sultana Red

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29c

BEANS

Potato Chips Apple Sauce

Dressing

Spaghetti

Sparkle

Rajah Salad Dressing

Fresh, Crisp Ann Page

Rajah 1000 Island. Sandwich Spread, or Rajah Salad Iona Prepaied j Gelatin. Pudding or / Ice Cream Powder

y cans

8-ok. glass

| 15M.-OZ, 1 cans 4 l ,k K s - qt. jar

19c ib. 35c

15c 10c 19c 19c 29c

A. & P. Ammonia Vinegar Grape Jam

o lb * Jars

10c Olives E P n , c .r 10c Macaroni Bu,lt 25c Beans or sSiUX. 3

3 ‘ . bt>

10c 5c 25c

Haller’s PRETZELS > 10c

Tomato Juice Kemp's Vitamlne

Graham Crackers

Iona Flour

Alaska Pink Salmon

P. & G. Soap Vegetable Shortening

19c 65c 10c 25c 53c

Kraft's Cheese 2 passes 35 c Welch's Grape Juice n t 18c Spaghetti Dinner ou^Tum^r’pS^ith pk#. 35c Crystal Large Cannon Towel m a giant OOOp White Free With 10 Wrappers IU bars

) For Father’s Day ( Popular

12-oz.

can

2- lb.

box

24-lb.

bag tall can

giant bars 3- lb.

can

Clean Quick Soap Chips 5 ,b *’ 25c

Campbell's SOUP F. I cert Chl'ken 3 cm 25c

pkff-

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pkg 2-lb. I> , k u g -

Gift 10c

15c 15c 21c

Cigarettes Tobacco Albert

Starch

Super Suds Soda Crackers

Calumet

White Shoe Cleaner bot 8c Hire's Extract bot 23c Milk SXd* 49c 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE

49c

3-lb.

bag

,Hed Circle Coffee 'ifokar Coffee

SMI

10 e 35c

Brands cln ’ $1.20

Pabst-Ett Cheese 2 ‘'‘‘k* 29 Butter Boil ii, ?2 Oxydol 2 p'E,. 37 Chipso 2 Xs. 37 Camay Soap 3 13 Swansdown pk * 25 Milk Carnation 3 J*" 20 Twist Bread 9

19c 21c

TUNE IN KATE SMITH EVERY

TUBS .

WED OR THURS

WFHM.

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^fRUlTS AND VEGElABLtb

BANANAS 3 i.a*. 17c GREEN BEANS fancy n ip vr kiN(i|.E8s 2 i.bs. 15C N KW PEAS, 2 lbs. ... 15c ( ANTELOUPES, 2 for 25c tomatoes ■■n.r 15c 1 A It ROTS, bunch 5c

IN OUR MEAT MARKETS

Kingan’s Reliable Skinned SMOKED HAMS

Whole or Half

Fresh (iround Hoef, 2 lbs. 2!)t

Smoked Picnics Indiana Bacon Sliced Bacon Chuck Roast

Sirloin Steak

Klngans RelFuDle Whole or

Half

Klngan'a

Kingan’* Branded Klngan's Branded

lb.

11). V4-lb Pk*

lb.

I9c 25c 19c

I7c 29c

P POOD STORES

RECONDITIONED USED CARS 1935 FORD DELUX TUDOR Thi-i is OK in Every Way. $165 Down and $20.43 Per Month. 1934 CHEVROLET COACH In giHxl condition throughout. $125 Down and $21.91 Per Month

Softball News

(MB STANDING National League W L

i Laundry . ! Sinclair .... Merchants Mill west | Coca Cola Zinc Mill

Federal League W

Lone Star Colored Giants k roger Kiwanis Christian Church Rotary State Highway .... Fillmore Specials

Pet. 1 000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000

Pet. I 000 1 000 1 000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

!• + + 4-e ■(• * + Lewis and children, Mr. and Mrs. I- EAST (.KLESt ASTLE TWP. Lynn McFarland and family. Mrs 44* + 4*E**4 Vularia Layne. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roach and Heavins, Reuben Heavlns and Miss daughter Evelyn spent Sunday with y| a b|,. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. William Chadd, near Robert Woods of Indianapolis is Groveland. spending a few days with Morris

Woods.

Frank Woods and sons were in

Terre Haute Sunday.

Miss Kathleen Lewis spent Thursday afternoon with Miss Wilma

1930 FORD SEDAN $60 Down and $11.89 Per Month 1930 CHEVROLET COACH $60 Down and $11.89 Per Month

1930 DODGE COUPE $50 Down and $10.98 Per Month

USED TRUCKS

$75

$175 $175

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row beds in the United States. It consists of about thirtv-five acres of marrow deposits nea> Hamonsburg. Pa. The marrow is composed of the decayed bodies of millions of snails.

Softball fans were treated to some heavy hitting last night, as the Merchants slugged their way to a 13 to 4 victory over Zinc Mill, and Kroger nosed out Rotary, in an extra inning slugfest. 17 to 16. In the opening game, the Merchants grabbed an early lead, scoring eleven runs in the first three innings off of Hammond, Zinc Mill pitcher, and were never headed. Messersmith, Merchant pitcher, injured his leg sliding into second base in the third 'inning, and had to be replaced by Stites who held the Zinc Mill team to a single hit in the last four innings. Dunivan slammed out a homer for the Zinc Mill, and Crawley dashed in from the Merchant’s shortfield to make a diving shoestring catch which ended the game. Neither Sellers, Kroger pitcher, or Carmichael, who twirled for Rotary, was effective in the final tilt, as both teams went on a hitting rampage. At the end of seven innings the game was tied at 16 to 16. but in the extra inning Kroger shoved across a run. while holding the Rotarians scoreless. to win 17 to 16. Rotary turned in a snappy triple play in the first inning to cut short a Kroger rally. Friday 7:30 State Highway vs. Fillmore Specials (Federal League) R-30 Rusesllville vs Putnamville (County). Monday, .liiiie 22 7:30 Lone Star vs. Kroger (F). 8:30 Midwest vs. Coca Cola (N). Tuesday, •lime 2.3 7:30 Rotary vs. Fillmore (F). 8:30 Laundry vs. Zinc Mill (N). Wednesday, .lime 24 7:30—Kiwanis vs. Kroger (F). 8:30 Sinclair vs. Merchants (N).

Mary Coleman was a guest of Wilma O’Neal at Greenenstle Satur-

day night.

Mrs. Guy Jackson and daughter Maxine entertained the members of

the Missionary society of the Chris- Woods,

tian church of Fillmore at an ail-day meeting on Tuesday. Dinner was served and the afternoon was spent

in quilting.

Miss Charlotte Perkins visited her grandmother. Mrs. Klla Jackson last

week.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coffer spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of Greencastle. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Goodman, west of Greencastle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pursell. Mr. and Mrs. Ezia Arnold and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and daughter. Mrs. Ruby Robinson ot Fillmore were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Christy. John Henry Christy and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Greencastle, were Sunday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Clements of Rloomingdale spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. N. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smythc and family of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mrs. Maud Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pursell attended a family reunion at Danville Sunday. Mrs. Walter Roach spent Monday with Mrs. Roscoe Hardwick at Greencastle. Sam Farrow of Greencastle. called in friends here Sunday morning.

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—For Sale—

FOR SALE: House and one acre 1 just outside Greencastle city limits, I also 20 acre improved farm 3 miles southeast of Plainfield. Will accept small down payment by reliable purchaser. Inquire at Fillmore Bank.

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Rummage Sale. Sudranski room, west side of square, Saturday, June 20. at 8 o’clock. 18-2p

,*"£ *'• -*• -I- -J* *'• -I* -I* *!• -1- *1- y*4. 4* COALING STATION +

•k Mrs. Frank Woods + ;

?o} v •!* •!* •’• *!• *1* + d* •!* $5$ Mr. anil Mrs. Claude Phillips called , on friends at Spencer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mason of Kokomo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Smythe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Petro and

family called on Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert |

Cox Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nichols and ^ daughter Bertha spent Sunday at

Turkey Run.

Mrs. Valeria Layne was in Indiana-

polis Sunday.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Petro last Saturday night were Mr. and Airs. Gilbert Cox and family, Martha

See the new 1936 streamline Holcomb and Hoke Stoker now on display at IS east Walnut street. A. J. Duff 18-2t FOR SALE Refrigerator wood case, front icer. holds 100 pounds. $5. Furniture Exchange, east side of square. Phone 170-L. 18-lp FOR SALE Frying chickens. 3’A to 3 lbs. Charley Wood Fox Ridge,. Back of School house. 18-lp FOR SALE: 250 head good to choice quality steer and heifer calves and steer yearlings, weighing 400 to 650 lbs. at private sale after June 22. These are Texas cattle and shipped diiect from ranch to our farms. See or write N. C. Brown, Lizton or Garrett Herr. Lebanon. 18-lp FOR SALE 75 lb. ice box in good condition; also gas hot plnte. Phone 265-Y. 17-2t FOR SALE: Drop head sewing machine in good condition. Gladys I Edwards, over Stevens Drug Store.

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Ice cream supper and amateur program. Friday night at Somerset

church.

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—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Attractive three room modern apartment, ground floor, private entrance, 207 South Indiana street. 11-tf

FOR RENT: Pleasant downstairs bed room with private entrance, 427 east Anderson street. 18-It

Barclay B. Jr., uses it all night. That kised to take a lot o’ gas ... until we switched to Red Crown, yesterday. ’’Seems like right then our fortune! looked up. Why, only fifteen minutes after I'd bought the 6rst tankful I stopped in the bank and found I had 85 cerus more in my account. Thai's about five gallons saved. "And this morning, after Junior had driven his girl 50 miles over to Lenoxvilleand 50milesback to attend a lecture on Crop Rotation, there was still tec gallons left in the tank 1 "’Course some would say Junior might just o’ parked down the road ■ piece and never gone to Lcnoxville ... but anyhow, I’ll be buying Red Crowt if I net have to buy uh) gas again.’’

FOR RENT: One furnished room with private hath, downstairs, 10 Bloomington street. 17-3t

FOR RENT: Modern furnished five room house at 714 east Washington. Phone 236 after 6 p. m. 17-tf

Wanted _

WANTED: Vault and Cesspool eleaning. Free estimate on rost J. C. Kumley, Greencastle, R. 3. 17-4p

WANTED Man to operate a threshing machine by the day or on shares. George Hodge, Hazelwood, Ind. 18-2p

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

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LOST: Masonic pin. encircled with pearls. Uptown Saturday. Leave at Banner Office. James Sallust. 15-6t

—Miscellaneous— We have always hail bugs. Insect screens for radiators. Hess Tire and Battery Service. 15-6t

Mr. Bartuiile’s imagination run} away with him at times, it seems. Certainly it did THIS time! Of course, no motorist really has any such exaf Iterated belief as this, about gasoline mileage Hut many do hate inaccurate impressions. That '< uhy Standard is conduiting the must extensive road test ever attempted, this summer. Rather than make claims, Standard prefers to make it easy for motorists to find out the real facts abevt 'y. \ gasoline mileage for themselves.

FOR Your house moving see Alva E. Lisby, Coatesville. 16-5p

Bring your car to Weber Garage on North Jackson, regardless what the trouble is and let Billy Disbrow do you a guaranteed job. Prices reasonable. 17-3p

For faster film service have your pictures made at the Camera Shop, 302 south Vine street, next door to the Alley Inn. G. O. Herod. 17-18-20-3p

RAGS, $1 00 per hundred; iron, 30c; hooks 35c; batteries 60c each ami radiators 80c each. Corner Maple and Ohio streets. Phone 604. 16-3ts. STOMACH ULCER. GAS PAINS, INDIGESTION victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free cample of UDGA, a tloctor's prescription at L. M Stevens.

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$5000,00 in cash and hundreds of fine furnishes all equipment for easy reicrd merchandise auards for Test Car ingoj mileage duringt5 days’ ordinary drivers. Chance to discover new money, driving. Any car in State is eligible saving facts about motoring. So obli- while entry forms last, (let full details So extra driving. Standard now, from any Standard Dealer,

1 am sponsoring an all expense tour to Washington. D. C. Girls 14 to 18 years preferred. For information call Mrs. Olive Baughman. Phone 75K. 18- it

Be sure your car

is safe to drive —then DRIVE SAFELY

VACATION time in Putnam County. Cloverdule annum' picnic and Home-coining, July 30. 31 and Aug ( 1st. 18-lp