The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 August 1936 — Page 2

Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle

Ji C ANNONS SPECIALS •Saturday, August 29th I ONLY — SATURDAY Your Ir.st chance for the biggest savings you have had in years. ^uits! Suits! Our $25.00 Quality for $17.95 Our *20.00 Quality for $14.75 Our $15.00 Quality for $1045 Extra Special $8.75 and $0.75 Linen Suits at $5:75. AM. Ol l( HKTTKK Ml I HIS IN •» <iKOI PS. $1.65 and $1.45 Quality go at 95c $2.00 and $1.65 Quality go at $1.25 AKKOW AMI ( OM'MBIA SI.oo and $1.25 1*01.0 SHiHTS (J»-| M*M IA1. AT 6.V — *» For «pl.^0 TIES! / TIES! $1.00 Quality 65c. 2 for $1.25 65c Quality 45c 2 for 85c 50c Quality 3?,c — 3 for $1.00 YOl K LTV ST ( HANCE FOH Sl’CH HAHOAINS. t'HOH'K AT TVlen’s and — 50c CANNON’S ~

I THE DAILY BANNER [ And Herald Consolidated | "It Waves For AU" Entered In tne postoffice at Oreen.■astle, Indiana, as second class mall | matter under Act of March 8, 1878. S-'bscriptlon price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Put-, aam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

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—For Sale—

FOR SALE OR RENT; Six room house at Hanna Court. Available about Sept. 15th. Inquire at 5 Hanna Court. 22-tf

FOR SALE I’hilco radio table 1936 model, floor lamps and sateen wool comfort, 209 east Seminary street. 24-tf

FOR SALE — Airwav Electric cleaner, 6 months old. Ca./iplete with attachments, $22.50. Call Mr. Burgener, Commercial Hotel. Phone 47.

25-2p

There will be a home coming at the Portland Mills Christian church, Sun-

11 day, August 30. FOR SALE Modern and semiThe annual Herbert reunion will be rn0( l prn dwellings. lor cash and payheld the 6th of September at Clover- nlen t plan. Feed Lucas. 25-5t

dale, school park.

Mrs. Gertrude Krehl. former ma-

i \PA N THWARTS MOIIFK.MZ AT I ON OF MOFNT FIJI TOYKO (UP)— Majestic Mount Fuji has escaped another effort at modernization and climbers who want to get to the top will have to c ontinue doing it on foot. A proposal for a cable-car route to the summit Juis been rejected. The Home Office, oposing the project, declared that such a railroad would mar the beauty of the mountain and have an adverse effect on Japan’s national health. The reasoning behind the second idea was that a railway would induce laziness and deprive many climbers .if the healthful exercise necessitated by the climb. One report was that a series of iinonymous threats had been made to bomb a railway if one were built. The newspaper Jiji understood the reported threats influenced the Home

Try A Banner Classified ad. It will pay dividends.

NOW OPEN For Business Greencastle’s New Shoe Store FOR BETTER SHOES

20 EAST WASHINGTON Such well known brands for Ladies as: RED CROSS, ARCH LOCK, MODERN MISS, NATURAL BRIDGE, and many others. Children’s Shoes by Ideal Shoe Mfy. Co. Men’s Shoes: Weyenberg’s Florisheim’s and others. For Boys The Famous Sky-Rider Shoes.

Pair of 79c Allen A Hose FREE with each pair of ladies’ shoes sold. Pair of Allen A Hose FREE with each pair of men’s shoes sold.

R. AND S* BOOT SHOP PAUL COOK, Manager

Office decision to some extent. Fuji, noted for its perfect formation, is 12.467 feet in height. Nearly 100,000 persons climb it annually. FORMER BANKER DIES EVANSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 26 (UP) —Marcus S. Sonntag, 77, former Evansville banker and chairman of the Indiana world war memorial commission, died of a heart attack yesterday. Sonntag was a lifelong resident of Evansville. He was instrumental in organization of the American Trust and Savings bank here in 1904. In 1911 he was named {director of the Ohio State National Banft and served as vice president of the American Rankers Association in 1912. For two years Sonntag was national councilor of the Indiana Bankers Association and he served as president of the organization in 1913 and 1914. i

Iron of the Allison Home is visiting friends in Chicago. Mrs. V. E. Wiseman and daughter June have returned from a stay at Bay View Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Sutherlin of near Mt. Meridian are tne parents of a son born Wednesday morning. Glenn Jr. and Betty Summers, Elm street have returned home after a visit with relatives in Indianapolis. Lester Wells of this city who is confined to the Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis, is reported improving. " ir Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M Summers, who have been attending the American Legion convention at Muncie, have returned home. Born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Branch of Waukesha, Wis., a daughter. Mrs. Braneh was formerly Miss Mary Louise Evans. Alva Bryan suffered painful injuries when he cut his right hand in an electrie fan at his home Monday. It required several stitches to close

the wound.

Harold Comer, 16 year old Bainbridge high school boy, pleaded guilty this morning to a charge of public intoxication. He was fined $5.00 and costs in the court of R. H Newgent, justice of the peace. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Frank Smith, a former Bainbridge and Crawfordsville resident, at tne Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, following a operation. Her husband was at one time the proprietor of a Crawfordsville restaurant. She was Miss Martha Cox of Bainbridge before her marriage. Burial will be at the Brick Chapel

cemetery.

FOR SALE: John Deere Van Brunt Wheat drills, also the Old Superior Wheat drill. One and two horse drills. Have several used tools. Fordson Tractor parts. Walter S. Campbell, South End. 25-26-28-31

The Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae will have a rummage sale Saturday, August 29 in the Cook building. Noith side of the square. 24-26-2t

13-Plato Battery, .$3.9, r exchange. Dobbs Tire & Battery Service. Phone 789. Mon.-V/ed -Fri.tf

FOR SALE Two sows and fifteen pigs. George Hoskins, one mile west of Pleasant Gardens on State Road 40. 26-2p FOR SALE Good Cow and Calf, also a horse. See Ray O’Hair, Greencastle, R. 3. 26-lp FOR SALE: Leghorn fryers 2 1-2 lb. 30 cents each. Burks Farm. Phone Rural 105. 26-28-2p Watch for date of Ed Rauh’s Sale.

26-28-21

FOR SALE Ask your neighbor about what it costs to operate a John Deere tractor. Less than 50 cents per acre to put a corn crop in and tend it. Walter S. Campbell.

26-29-21

Bargain Day SPECIALS FOR SCHOOL AT SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE Saturday, August 29, Only

WANTED Size 53 or 153 Florence hot blast heating stove Address Box F, Banner. 26-lp

—Miscellaneous— NOTICE: Call Louis Williams. Phone 510-Y, City garbage collector. 6-tf

FURNITURE repairing, caneing, and upholstering. 1 1-2 miles west of Bainbridge on State Road 36. Bell. 22-6t

LOST- 1928 Ford wheel and tire. East or north of Grcencastie. Notify J. J. Bell, Bainbridge. R. 1. 25-2t

To my friends and customers. Am permanently located with Ewan’s Barber Shop. George Kinney, 26-2p

These prices good only for Saturday, Aug. 29th. SAM HANNA’S B0OK ST 0RE

FOR RENT Five room semi-mod-ern house. Lincoln avenue. Phone 281-K. 24-tf

FOR RENT—Lower modern apartment at 721 East Seminary street.

FOR SALK: Yearling roan. Short- ; Heat water furni , hed . E A

Browning. 6-tf

horn bull. Enrl Coffman. Greencastle R. 3. 26-lp

FOR

SALE —

Four rugs, rose,

brown

and blue;

one cupboard; one

kitchen

cabinet;

small table, etc.

Phone

686-K 510 east Washington.

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FOR SALE Barred Kock frying chickens. 20 cents per pound. Edmond Ton Phone Rural 1012 26-2p FOR SALE: 500 nushels of good yellow corn. C. B. Cantonwine, Greencastle. R. 4. Phone Rural 711. 26-28-31-.3p

FOR RENT - Three unfurnished rooms. Close in. West Ponlar street. Phone 877-X. 26-lp FOR RENT: Modem three room gpaitment at 423 East Franklin street. Phone 565-Y. 26-3t —Wanted —

The Easy Way—is to send all the washing to the laundry we have the proper equipment to handle it. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 26-lt. ( r.iwfordsville Couple Married Here Saturday Thelma I. Elliott and Eddie W. Hederick, both of Crawfordsville were united in marriage here Saturday at the First Baptist church. The ceremony was read by the G. E. Carlson. They were accompanied Sf,- the bridegroom's mother and sisSr. Softball News

PUBLIC SALE: Monday, August 31, beginning at 1 p. m. one mile east of Floyd (Vnter. Two head of cattle. 1 hog, some household goods and fanning tools, other articles too 1 numerous to mention. Herman Zimmerman, Owner. Ah Hunter, Auctioneer. 26-28-2p Rummage Sale: Methodist Home Missionary Society, at Cook building on nr*th si le square, Thursday, at 9 o leek 26-lt

FOR SALE: Three baby Guernsey heifer calves. Everett Moore. 26-lt

CLUB STANDING National League

Pet.

Midwest

.833

Zinc Mill

.. 9

.818

Merchants

. 8

.667

Sinclair

. 3

.272

Coca Cola

. 3

.230

Laundry 2 Federal league

.181

Pet.

Ij)ne Star

1000

Colored Giants

.. 9

.750

Kiwanls

.. 7

.700

Rotary

.545

Kroger

. 3

.300

Christian Church . .

. 3

.272

State Highway

. 2

.200

Fillmore Specials ....

. 1

• 111

FOR SALE — My modern eightroom house and dauble garage; also three room house on south side of my house. Will sell one or both. Priced to sell. Located in Fillmore, south of Fillmore State Bank. Corner lots. Walter S. Campbell. 26-29-21

FOR SALE: Four extra good fresh cows; 1927 one ton Chevrolet truck; '29 Buick oar; '29 Chevrolet Sedan and ’33 Plymouth Sedan. Walter S. Campbell. 25-2t

FOR SALE—Modern brick dwelling, known as Brockaway home, east Washington street; very reasonable. Ferd Lucas. 25-5t

—Fop Rent—

n Christian Church defeated State Highway 11 to 9 in the orlly ball game played last night. The game was called in the seventh inning due to rain. Christian Church scored eight runs in the fourth inning to provide the winning margin.

FOR RKNT — Modern dwellings, apartments furnished and unfurnished. Ferd Lucas. 25-5t

WANTED: An experienced middle aged lady for general housework. Thelma Neier, Cloverdale. 26-2p WANTED: Colored woman who lives at home for general housework. Phone 75-K before noon. 26-2t WANTED: Pasture for 6 head of cattle. Roy Watson, Greencastle, R. 4. 26-28-2p WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

WANTED Will spread lime on your farm or rent to you end gate spreader or two wheel spreader, 20c per acre. Walter S. Campbell, South ’End. 19 22-26-29-4t

WANTED: Vault and cesspool cleaning. See or write J. C. Rumley, Greencastle, R. 3. Airport road. 25-3p WANTED TO RENT: Four or five room modern house or apartment. Address Box 2 Banner. 25-3p

SOCIETY

C'ro-Tat-Em Club To .Meet Thursday The Cro-Tat-Em elub will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lola, Tresner, west Berry street Mrs. Nellie Beemer will he assisting hostess. 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 Home Ee. Club To Meet Friday The East Marion Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. Lola Hunter, Friday afternoon. All members are urged to be present. The leaders w ill give a demonstration. 4 4 4 4 -I 4 4 4 Sorority Members Entertain Mothers Members of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority entertained their mothers with a lawn picnic supper Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Irma Williams, 19 Highland street. Following the supper, bingo was played by the members and their guests, each mother being presented with a lovely gift. Guests present were: Mrs. Sam Brown, Mrs. Grace Hurst, Mrs. Ott Webb, Mrs. Albert Williams, Mrs. VV. A. Mundy, Mrs. P. R. Duncan, Mrs. Ollie Williams of Greencastle; Mrs. Charles Heath of Reelsville; Mrs. Ilerschel Rogers. Mrs. Fred Gruonhqlz, and Mrs. Mike Finn of PutnamvBe. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hammond Reunion Held Sunday The fourteenth annual Haninion 1 reunion was held Sunday at the home of Albert Alice, 4 1-2 miles east of Grcunca&tlc. There were eighty members of the Hammond family an 1 four friends present. The morning was spent in greeting relatives, at the dinner hour a long table was spread with many id things to eat, which was greatly cnoyed by all. In the afternoon there were plenty of ice cream served. The men and boys played Soft ball and horse shoe. Those present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews from Danville, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunkin from Champaign III.; Mrs. Cy Gillespie and children from Chicago. All had a very enjoyable time, hop:ng to meet and have a larger attendance next year at the home of Frank Hammond, cast of Stilesville. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Woman's Union To Meet Friday The Woman’s Union of the First Christian church will meet in the church parlors, Friday afternoon at J -.0 o'clock. Section Four will have marge of the devotions. A gogd attendance * • • -

H E L P; For Debt-Weary Citizens ' Vh y "n MruKuij, ;ng. doling out a d,, ,'; V’n- a "<l ‘here tryi^, * "<">■• Borrowing c 0 '« '’ills, or to n,„r a t ‘ shortage of am km nessNke, dignifi,^ * )hay, to' " frl '* or relatives,* .vou i.;e cost is reaj? service speedy. .| US , write or come in, Indiana Loan 24 1-2 F. Washington ly*

I I riJRE i\ PEgjj CAPE TOWN, (UP) if the former hunter nry •ace of Hottentots, now ov W by civilization, is descriN 'icial report made by a com appointed to investigate e:,n* southwest Africa. While most of the nativj territory were found tobeJ ’.he commission wrote abma ' tentots as follows: “In the i lentots could roam as hunn warriors over the hucf, - country, which they knew mately, they were a power land. Now. however, that tk to live and earn their livinj country undet civilized c« they are out of the:r ew pathetically helpless ‘•Under the present circuj unless they have the sympri intelligent help of the it they have a dismal fu! them.’’ The commission also deNK 5,000 Bushmi n ol i utl it a wild but interesting pe ;,,, remarkable primitive , .rt own, have refused to howto lion, and Kalahari desert to i: where other races would pen;

USED CAR 1936—Dodge Touring 1935— Chevrolet Sta Coach. 1935—Ford Tudor. 1934 — Chevrolet Coupe. 1934 — Chevrolet St& Coach. 1933—Chevrolet Con 1931—Chevrolet Coacli 1931—Ford Tudor. 1930—Chevrolet Sedan' 1929 DeSota Coach 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. Look these ear- over value and price. TERMS TO SUIT V01 BF AKKANbbD L - H Chevr# Sales Inc.

FOR RENT — 22 Uj Acres four miles east of Bainbridge. See Ott Hand at Danville, Ind. 25-2p FOR RFNT: Nicely furnished two room apartment, near square. Utilities furnished. Phone 570-L. 26-lp

LEAGUE SCHEDULE Tonight 7:30 Rotary vs. Kiwanls. 8:30 Laundry vs. Sinclair. Thursday 7:30-Kroger vs. Fillmore. 8:30- Met chants vs. Coca Cda.

The revised schedule for Friday night’s softball tilts is announced as follows: Friday 7 p. m. Merchants vs. Midwest. 8 p. m. Zinc Mill vs Laundry. 9 p. in. Colored Giants vs Christian I Church. I

FOR RENT: Modern 5-room house and garage. East Seminary. Call 118. C. K. Hughes. 26-2t FOR RENT: Small furnished apartment, modem. 702 east Seminary street. 26-lt FOR RENT, for cash Sept. 1. Thirty-eight acre farm, five room house, barn, chicken house, good drilled well. Inquire at Roy Cravers, present occupant, Clinton Falls. 25-3p

FOR RENT: After Sept. 1, Modern, 6 room house, 505 E. Seminary, St., Phone 273-Y. 20-22-24-26-29-5p.

FEED SALESMAN WANTED:— For Cattle feed, dairy feed, hog and poultry feed. Write C. T. Aarons. Rockville, Indiana, for interview. 25-2p

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