The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1936 — Page 5
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Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle
BEFORE YOU PUT ON NEW RUBBERLOOK IMTO THIS.'
Let us show you the tire that more people buy than any ether kind
PSHNSrs MID
Folks, this is the annual event for which you’ve been waiting! We are really cleainff the Decks, with Fall Merchandise due to come in, in just a few short weeks, we have to make room for it now. Below are some of the examoles of “Life Savin# Values.” There are manv more to be found i" each department. Plan to be here Thursday for your share!
43% more miles of real nonskid safety at no extra cost Lot us show you WHY G-3 is our biggest selling
LU£ mbBUN VALUt 1. See our margin of safety #
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demonstration—shows why
your car stops quickest on El
Goodyear’s tough, sure-
gripping, Center Traction
All-Weather Tread. ®
2. See our Sufrrtwist Cord demonstration—shows how this patented Goodyear feature in every ply gives you the GREATEST PROTECTION
FROM BLOWOUTS.
3. See our local evidence of 43* MORE NON-SKID MILEAGE —actual tread-prints of tires stiO running on local roads —proof that G-3 gives the longest wear and safest mileage of any standard tire.
DOUBLE EAGLE I AIRWHEEL* G 3 ALL * u WEATHER 1 PATHFINDER SPEEDWAY
We have the Prize Values at Every Price No matter what you want to pay for tires, see us before you decide. We sell big husky Goodyears as low as
Ask to so# Goodyear Speedway— world’s greatest low price tiro
Special For Saturday, July 25 1 Pint Duco No. 7 Polish and Cleaner 29c 1 Can Duco Wax, No. 7 29c 1 Tube Top Sealer 24c 1 Pint Duco Top Dressing 36c Simoniz 39c Initials for your car FKKK with purchase of any of the above items.
DOBBS
TIRE AND
BATTERY SERVICE Kenneth Dunkin, Manager
4-H Club News
Harry Ainsworth, associate state 4-H club leader, passing through Putnam county, made a brief stop at tile county agent’s office Tuesday and was conducted the ag'ent, Guy T. Harris, and Wayne Branneman, county 4-H club leader, on a short tour of inspection of a few of Putnam county's beef clubs. Mr. Ainsworth said that ho was primarily interested in finding good beef stock suitable for showing at the Hoosier Fat Steer show to be held at the state fair grounds at Indianapolis, October 29. Due to the fact that Mr. Ainsworth’s time was limited be could inspect stock at only a few of the beef clubs. He was impressed, however, at the number of head of beef he inspected that would be excellent for showing at the beef show. He expressed a hope that beef clubs in the county would put forth every effort to have a jjood representation at the show.
POLICE OCT OF BOl'NDS SAN RAFAKL, Cal. (UP) Attorney General Webb has settled the question "of when is a policeman not a policeman. He has ruled against the neighborly habit of one municipality borrowing the police of another for parade and esce-t purposes or of even answering emergency calls. His ruling was th^t a policeman is only a policeman within the precincts of his own municipality. ••HOT TRAIL” IS TRACED SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Federal Writers’ Project workers believe they
The Spool Spinners 4-H club met July 21 at the home economics building. Forty-five minutes were spent in sewing on dresses. Madonna Call presided during the business session. The county picnic was discussed and a team selected for the contest to be held July 30. The contest was in charge of Mary Overholser. Refreshments were served by June Salmon and Mary Maye Patterson. The next meeting will be Tuesday, July 28.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Orange-Ade 11c Qt. Order from your milkman or your Grocer. Handy’s Dairy
have found a new origin •or the expression “hot trail.” They have discovered that the early padre explorers of California scaltcred mustard seed as they advanced into the unknown country, and when they wished to return a few weeks later had only to follow the yeiiow trail of mustard plants.
Saturday Only Farmers* Special 12-FOOT FARM GATE Made of fir, with galvanised holts,' barbed wire top. Complete with hinges. $5.00 White Seal Guaranteed PAINT $1.80 Per Gal. Allan Lumber Co. ■"i. Phone 403
BERKELEY, Cal., (UP) — Santa Cruz county has been selected as Uncle Sam’s guinea pig for experiments looking toward a nationwide program of practical use of all of the natural land resources of the country. Under the land-use planning program that will be operated in Santa Cruz county and those parts of Santa Clara and Monterey counties that may wish to join in the experiment, an effort will be made to perfect a master-use plan that later can be applied to any county in California, and still later to every state. The first steps toward carrying out the project have jurt been put into operation by the land utilization division of the resettlement administratjon. j The fundamental object of the project is to prevent economic losses of the past] due to misuse of land
There -are a number of abuses which is hoped the master plan will correct. Among these is the uneconomic condition revealed by families and even entire villages and communities remaining on land for agricultural purposes when it ’s apparent that the land can never be made to yield a worthwhile revenue. From the standpoint of communities, it is pointed out by officials of the land utilization di /ison that a county cannot be expected to continue to subsidize a community in the form, for example, of loans of various kinds, school subsidies, relief, and tire destruction of the soil by erosion, when it is apparent that the community is located on ground that is submarginal. The only solution for ca^es of this kind, already existing, it is pointed out, is to allow the land to be purchased by the resettlement administration, and eit.ier retired or used foi some purpose that will produce reve-
nue. Even at present, it is declared, many veterans who have received their bonus, are purchasing land which Is either believed or known to be sub-marginal and on which they can never hope to make a living. If ail of the counties of the state, and eventually all of the counties of •very state, can be induced to adopt the master-use land project that the division is preparing as a model, any orospective purchaser of land would be able to ascertain at once whether the land he has in view ever would be profitable. Another abuse which the division hopes to wipe out is that of the erection of great public utili’ies on land that must always remain doomed to iny profitable exploitation. Now, it is asserted, there are many districts n the United States where thousands if structures have been erected, hunIreds of rural electrification plants natal led and other easily improvements made, when there is every rea-
son to believe that the surrounding land is submarginal, and that it will never support a population. PRISON MAPS BONI S BULKS SAN QUENTIN, Cal., (UP) — Warden Court Snf. h of San Quentin penitentiary has been obliged to formulate rules for the expenditure of veteran’s bonuses. Half of the <800 inmates of the prison are entitled to a bonus. Ring and Trousseau Stolen TOLEDO. (UP) — While Miss Martha Stewart and H. C. Schulz were at the courthouse obtaining a marriage license, thieves entered Miss Stewart’s apartment and sttfie her wedding ring anil trousseau.
ROY THROUGH WITH DARKS HAMPTON, la (TIP) Clair RoRkam, 8. isn’t taking dares any more. His friends recently dared him to walk across a skylight. He did. His fall of 18 feet was broken by a stack of electric light bulbs.