The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 August 1936 — Page 6

Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastlc

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CHATEAU Tonight and Thursday

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begotten .'sss ,: A Paramount Picture with GERTRUDE MICHAEL JAMES BURKE nOBEiU CUf/.MINGS JANE RHODES 1*1.1 S 3 <.(><>I> SHOUTS III NTI.NCi SEASON | STRANGER THAN FICTION| \M> « NIV1' RSAL NEWS IJKTIJI \l. NEARS EOiv A10THER IN MERCY KILUNG OOROT’I> sm:RTVOf)I» onte in ih;\T!I iior-r:. iioi*es FO!L ACQITTTAI ALBANY. N. Y fllP; Oran‘c'1 new trill bv Yoik s hiR l i''’t tribunnl: 1!7 venr ol 1 Mr". Dcrotliv Shcr.'/r i 1 ' ir. " I with the “mercy” (Irowhiir tif hr i';'t nr. 1 M nning ; inattng In the O o i.i"M 1; : . In ••*n r w'tl fipht for acq* V’! in mi 1 S r 'pt'"nbpr. Coinc-i li :*^ 11 •* both IriHlr will bo in session siinnltaneou ily alonir the Hudson river within a distance of .'T miles. At Newburgh. Mm. S'^iaveoi r former rdiowsirl n id Salvation Arm” lassie from the w” t will face a He supreme court iu.*' She iv's eonvicted at her first trial si. 1 sithou'ftthe jury reeomnv’Uded t lerev wa" sentenced to death in the rlectrie chair. She was to hav. h i-n e-"-u' ed at Sin^ Sihff prison to t me-fti The court of appeals cam" to he aid after it was shown tn turv w i not aware of mandatory death in r"turninf; ii verdict of yuiltv de D'te recommendation for merev Strewl. who was con\’ic* " I of pa*'ticipating in the abdurti.ai of Joh ' J. O’Connell. Jr., a nephew of th" jxiwerful Alliany pollttcal leaders, i" 1 1933, will be given a new trial at Catskill. At liis first trial in Albany he was sentenced to 50 years 'n pris on. He failed to coavince a supreme court jury that he actr I only In the capacity of intermediary during ranson negitiations. O’Connell was held m New York City for $10,000 ransom. After serving two years of C'e sentence at Dannemora prison, Strewl was granted a new’ trial oy the appellate division. The court of appeals affirmed the ruling. Strewl’s attorney also obtained change of venue. The attorney is George Smith of Schenectady who has superceded Attorney 1 >anir' Prior of Albany in the case. The abduction still i:i utr olved. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦ Special Saturday Dr. West’s TOOTH PASTE 25c Tube For 13c RexaTe Mi’k of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE 1-2 Price Fkciicr - Owl Drug Stores

Federal and local authorities are searching for three Albany fugitives for questioning. Meantime Strewl is hel I in Greene runty jail. Mrs. Sherwood is in the Orange

YOU ARE INVITED TO RIDE IN THE CO OIL. Air - Conditioned Lounge Cars Now Operating Daily on Trains 5 and G NO DIRT _ NO DUST NO SMOKE Always Cool, Clean and Comfortable * Equipped with large upholstered chairs, latest magazines and periodic, als, smoking facilit.es for ladies and gentlemen, these ears afford all the comforts of your home or club. Seats 50 cents between any two points. Also a good meat for 50 cents, if desired. For further information ask M. S. NEWGENT AGENT

oiiiity jail at Goshen At her first trial she confessed towning her 2 year old son Jimmy, because she was destitute and 'couldn't see him go hungry.” She o: t endered, carrying the t>ody of her ’’ l l into a police station. For five months Mrs. Sherwood retained at Sing Sing prison before e:ng returned to Goshen jail She vis the last person to embrace Mrs. ranees Creighton who was executed ■ the murder of a Long Island wo .tan. She abandoned the stage to wed a il orcr, who died, leaving her destute. Mrs. Sherwood has hopes of acquittl according ot her attorney, Stan 'V K. Johnson. COALING STATION

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee an I son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Emera Wright. Mrs. Valeria Layne was in Indianapolis Saturday. Charles Woods of I.idi'.napolis is spending a few days with Billy Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeks an! family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Charles Lisby an ! family. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs. Roy Hill and son of Frank fort. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Heavins anti Mrs. and Mrs Ott Hand and family of Danville.

DOG STORY S.W ES THE DAY ARCADIA. Cal., (UP) Caught in the middle of a melon patch, a man >1,1 the police he was merely looking or his lost i log. Tlicv accepted th ' nianation that the burlap sack he tad with him was for the purpose of arrying away the dog.

TRUCK DERAILS LOCOMOTIVE GILROY, CUl, (UP) Stanley tobinnon, 22. with an ord nary sized truck, succeeded in derailing a giant Southern Pacific switch engine. It vas an accident, but Robinson had he satisfaction of seeing a wrecking rew work for hours in order to open ip the highway so that small four/heclcd rivals coul I continue on heir way.

Saturday Specials ARRK OTS Large No. 2\ Can 15c KROGER’S

BANNER ADS GET RESULT''

SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY

^ Work Shoes

Regular $2.00 Value

Any Style or Size

MERIT’S SHOE STORE Smith Side Square

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BARGAIN-DAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th THESE PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY —SHOP EARLY

79c Imported HOLLAND LUNCH CLOTHS l/ovcly bright (’nniival colors, fringed edges extra large size 54 x 54. (ruarant(*eil fast color, wears better than linen. A marvelous value. Saturday only.

All Linen Lunch Cloths

Suitable for most anv size Table. $1.50 all Linen Luneh cloths in idl colors, beautiful [Jaiils and designs. An excellent <|iinlitv Linen. Sizes 54x70, 52 x GS and 52 x 52. Be sure to see this bargain day special only.

49c

ALL LINEN CLOTHS.

89c

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Curtain Special For Saturday we are offer ill”- a regular Sic plain tail ored curtain, made from extra heavy Boston net, 2 1 I yards long, la a natural cream color, suitable for most any room. For Saturday—• 58c l>air

Occasional And End Tables

50c IMPORTED LACQUER TRAYS Hand Pa nted Floral Effects Alcohol and Stain Proof.

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AIho Imp Trays to match. All slz.es, including It x It round and various shapes. You will want two or three of them at tills low prlee

25c

Choice

$1.50 values, Walnut, Black and Mahogany . Lacquer Iinish, so suitable for many uses in our Furniture do partment Sqtgr day—

BARGAIN DAY HOSIERY SPECIAL Fare Silk, I'uil Fiishion (thilTon I lose, many Fall colors, included. They are IVttyllnws of Ttk' Phoenix Hose. All the newest imliroveiiients for long wear. Sizes S 1 2 to 10 1-2.

99c

SI.00 BUIDUK LUNCH SET All Linen, four nap kins, cloth si, e Plaid designs. A marvelous value.

59c

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END TABLE Sea all these items in our window, on sal) at thesa p ic s Saturday only. NO SALE ITEMS SOLI) UNTIL SATURDAY

59c

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12 12: Pa t Linen Hand or Tea TOWELS Sl/.p 15 x SO Hommcl iind Fancy Bordered Ends.

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35c

LIMIT ONLY 8 TO A CUSTOMER.

S. C. Prevo Company

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THE NEW DELUX V0NCASTLE Always Comfo. tab'y <’o >1

Final Tonight GLENDA EAIIREi.i. ‘HIGH TENSION" - Comwiv

TOMORROW AND FRIDAY

Those Famous Saturday Evening Post Stories Now On Ths Screen.

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Also — Joe Palooka — Comedy, Sport Reel, News.

METER BLUSHES AS IT RECORDS LIQUOR BREATH SYRACUSE. N. Y.. (DP) — An “Alkameter” which “blus’ns” a rosy red when it enconuters an alcohol breath is one of the latest inventions for detecting secret tipplers. Ftank J. DeRcwal ana Harry E. Spencer, inventors of the device say it is immune to cloves, mints, onions, or other “camouflages" ami can sniff out the fumes of alcohol despite the culprit’s ability to say rapidly and with perfect accuracy, “Simple Simon picked a peck of pickled peppers.” The “Alkameter” is about 14 inch--long, almost flat and 4 inches wide. At one end is a tube through which the sutipeht blows his breath and at the other a copper coil to which is attached a bottle of colorless liquid. The colorless liquid is t'.e secret of the invention. If the suspect has imbibed, the liquid turns a brilliant rosy red. If he is sincere in his protestations of innocence the liquid remains colorless. Police who tested the device admitted it worked hut were insistent it did not tell “When is a man drunk.” COUPLE WED IN .IAII MONTEREY, Cal.. (UP i -When a San Francisco couple, seeking marriage. asked Judge Baugh the whereabouts of the most histoiic place in the city in which to be married, he suggested the front ceil o\ the city

jail. They accepted. The jail, „ eently remodeled, dates from igtg. GIFT FISH REQUIRED IN UNUSUAI, LAND DEE EAST HADDAM. Conn, t’P condition in a deed to land on Sail men River meadow given to WaitJ John Golart and Joseph Ziobraj Modus by Frank A Williams that the new owners, whenever tbrj] we.it shad fishing, must give liams a rhad.

Special For Saturday

ORANGE-APE 11 c

Order from your Milkman your Grocer.

Handy's Dairy

BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS Sale of Wear Ever Aluminum $1.00 Value Keltic for 73c $1.35 Value Kettle for $1 07 $1.75 Value Kettle for $1.32 Many Other Savings in Aluminum Ware. E, A. Browning Hardware Co. PHONE 214 g-io E. WASHINGTON

Steel Fence Posts, 7 Ft. Long BARGAIN DAY ONLY

26c Each

Combination Storm and Screen Door, 2 feet 8 inches x 6 feet 8 inches. BARGAIN DAY ONLY $5.00 ALLAN LUMBER CO. PHONE 403