The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 September 1936 — Page 3
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rHE DAILY BANNER, GREE^ t CASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
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PENSION’S
aS T MODERN HOTEL ROOMS IN CHICAGO
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iOTEL SHERMAN IRIVE YOUR CAR RIGHT IN HOME OP THE COLLEGE INN
tilOlGE GUOT * HIS AIOIO CIRCUS * AND THE FAMOUS ICE SKATING SHOW
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OFF IN' BRITAIN LONDON iUP'—The British Ministry of Pensions hopes to finish paying for its share of the cost of the World War by 1955—41 years after its outbreak. Last year the gross expenditure of| the Ministry of Pensions was $217,000.000 for war pensions and compensation allowances to 1.006.000
persons.
Since 1918 the Ministry has spent $675,000,000. and more than onefourth of that sum has been used for food, clothing, and education for war orphans. In 1921. the peak year, the ministry paid out $.700,000,000 It.
pensions.
At the end of the war there were 67 ministry-controlled hospitals foi disabled soldiers. Now there are 10 and a few clinics for out-patients. “In a few years time,' 1 an official at the ministry said, "only $5,000,000 a year should be needed for pensions. And it is estimated that the ministry may finish its work by 1955.” One of the saddest facts in the figures is that mere than 6.000 officers and men are certified insane. More than 10,000 fighting men are undergoing treatment in hospitals and are not able to leave, although there are still hopes that they will be cured. In 1921, 17.780 hospital beds were used. Today only 7.200 beds are needed in hospitals controlled by the
ministry.
Once there were 260,000 war widow receiving sponsions. Today the figure is reduced to 174,415, 120,000 of them having remarried.
StOHMDS
—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: Put'* bred Duroc male hog, eight months old. Earl O’Hair. Greencastle, R. 1, Phone Brick Chapel. i. 3p
GIRLS call Graces Beauty Shop ies. the winners will then meet In a for that Pennanent before school be- J similar series for cup and right to gins. Phone i9-K. l-3ts. I compete in the “Little Worlds Ser-
ies.”
Throughout the entire season the four western division clubs have held all the first division berths until
NOTICE: Call Louis Williams. Phone 510-Y, City garbage collector.! 6-tf
NOTICE: Anyone going to Niles, Mich., about Sept. 10, get in touch with Earl McKavney, Greencastle, R. 2. Have a load of fumit..re. 3-lp
FOR SALE—Eight room house. 701 Crown street. Price J1500. $400 down. 2-2t
FOR SALE—Ustd Size 14. Call 241-K
fall
clothing. 3-2t
FOR SALE: Limv spreader on rubber tires, pull behind truck or on steel wheel. Will rent one to you. Walter S. Campbell 2-pt
We furnish repair parts for all makes, coal or wood, heaters, cookstoves, ranges. Furniture Exchange, east side square. Phone 170-L. 3-lp
re-
cent weeks when the Tribe battled its way into the select four and Indianapolis fans are certain Manager Killefer’s men will windup in the
playoff.
While the Indians are concluding the season campaign in Perry stadium with a single game agains* the
i Louisville team Saturday nieht and NOTICE: Are you going to Farm doubl '’ hoa,1 '' ia °n Sunday afternoon Women’s Market each Wednesday | an< * M° n ' la y 'Labor day). St. Paul and Saturday? We have all kinds of| arul Minn(, 7polis will be bptuing each
baked goods, dressed chickens and|
other at the Twin Cities and Kansas
fresh vegetables, northwest corner of square. l-3-4-2t
City and Milwaukee at the Blues.
the home of
Preview* and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS
Voneastle Ross Alexander and Peverly P.oberts have tne leading parts in “Hot Money," showing at the Voneastle tonight. The picture deals with the high pressure, wild cat promotion schemes that were foisted on a gullible public in the days of easy money. In this instance it is the promotion of a liquid conoen'rate which mixed with water, will form a gasoline that will run an automobile at a cent a gallon. Alexander plays the part of the fast talking oromotor and Miss Roberts is his secretary, who falls in love with him. Joseph Cawthom is the “front money” for the scheme.
CAMPSITE OF JACKSON IN 1816 IS DISCOVERED
FOR SALE 90 Plymouth Rock pullets; 50 Leghorn hens, 50 cents each. Also five burner Fasiest-Way Oil Stove. EarJ Mi Kamey, Greencastle. R. 2. 3-lp
BOGALUSA, La.. (UP) — One of the campsites where O -n. Andrew Jackson. Major Gen. John Coffee. Major Howell Tatum and Capt. George Walton, Jr., camped Nov. 29. 1816, on their way to the defense of New Orleans has been found by Col. Jim Walton, grandson of Walton. The site is two miles west of Bogalusa near a spring on the banks of
For SALE OR RENT: Two five' Bogalusa creek. Original ioumals of room, semi-modern houses. Located'^ 6 officers, now in the archieves of at 105 and 107 north College avenue. I the vvar department, aided Walton in
3-lp his search.
| A former government official at MIR SALE: 30 head of Shropshire.Tylertown, Miss., found an old saber
---■ - few years ago, and
FOR SALE —Few China boars. Isaac
Phone 80.
cho'ce Poland J. Hammond.
3-2t
k:oo ROOMS
CHICAGO
1700 BATHS
[want ads will serve you well, when you wnnt to buy or sell.
TENANTS OUTGUESS LANDLORD TOLEDO, (UP) A Toledo couple pleasantly surprised their landlord by raising their own rent. They increased their check $5 and explained they knew rents were go.mg up.
ewes and one registered buck and four buck lambs. Also extra matched team of young grey Percheron mares. M. L. Nichols, 6 miles East on Stilesville road. 2-3-5-3P
FOR SALE: Two young Duroe sows with seven pigs each. Clay Magill. R. 4. 3-ip
You Can Always Afford TO TRADE AT OAKLEY'S and enjoy Everyday Low Prices on The Finest Quality Foods—“Let Us Prove This To Your Entire Satisfaction”
WHEATIES
The Breakfast of Champions
3
Pkgs.
29c
C LOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 7th. Stock Up Saturday
SUGAR
Pure Cane Granulated
I n Lb. Cloth Bag
52c
Mill • ■ ■ ■ IIIjL
SHREDDED WHEAT
BREAD
Chase & Sanborn
ECONOMIZE ^ omf
PKGS.
Oakley’s Better Bread 12 oz. Sliced or Regular Loaf
Dated Coffee, Lb.
23c
5c
23c
MILK
Hollicanna Brand .Pure Rich Evaporated
3
Tall Cans
21c
“FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES” Potatoes, 10 Lbs 33c Lemons, Dozen 33c Carrots, Bunch 6c Peaches, 3 Lbs 25c Head Lettuce, large heads 10c
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI
Box
IVORY SOAP
CRACKERS FLOUR
2 Lb. Box
9c 14c
Kitchen Queen 24 Lb. p All purpose flour, bag ■ w
Bar
PEANUT BUTTER
No. 1 Quality 2 Pound
Quality Meats’ CHOICE i Roast, Lb 15 - BRANDED OR Steak, Lb
12J - 10c
15 - 12}c
BABY BEEF 1 Stew or Boil, Lb
7Jc
Fresh Ground BEEF FOR LOAF OR STEAK, lb IRc
PORK SAUSAGE, Made of Pure Meat, Lb.
... . 12Jc
VEAL OR PORK HEARTS. Lb.
.... 10c
CHOICE MINUTE STEAKS, No bone or waste lb 17Jc
MILK j Roast, Lb
12£ - 10c
FED < Steak or Chops, Lb
15 - 12‘c
VEAL 1 Stew or Breast for Pocket, lb.
.. 8 1 3c
SUGAR CURED BOSTON BACON, Lb
.... 17Jc
SELECTED PORK BRAINS, Lb
10c
SWISS STEAK, Cut from branded Beef, lb.
.... 15c
FOR SALE: New wheat drill; one and two horse drills; used drills; two good used wagons, used tractor, also one rubber tired Fordson tractor. Walter S. Campbell. 2-3-5-3t
FOR SALE by Owner, Modern 8 room house, well located. Addresi Box 1 Banner. l-3p
NOTICE: Will deliver and spread your lime on ground. See me for prices. ‘Valter S. Campbell. 2-6ts.
—For Rent—
FOR REfrT—Five-room, modern furnished house. 104 Spring avenue. New furnace with air conditioner. 2-2p
on the site
other citizens have found rifle balls and old gun flints of the sort used in the war of 1812. Walton’s home is at Emporia,
M isn
Softball News
SALE
We will sell at the Elvin H. Harlan farm, 4 1-2 miles southeast of Greencastle on Airport Road, and 3 miles north and west of Mt. Meridian, on,
Saturday, September 5th
Beginning At 1 !*. M. R dn or Shine. ”•) Hoad Nebraska Horses And Mares
Consisting of some well broke horses, running In age from I to 10 years. Weighing from 1200 to 1100 Ihs. Also some well mulched teams id yearlings and 2-vi‘a r old 111 lies. Some mares heavy in foal and some with eolts by their side. This is an extra good hunch of horses with plenty of weight, hone and quality.
Come lo the sale
you know we will sell.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. HARRY ( . KEARNEY, Owner Fur Further Information Seie Elvin Harlan.
CLUB STANDING National League
W Zinc Mill 10 Midwest 10 Merchants 10 Sinclair 5 Coca Cola 3 Laundry 2
L 2 3 4 8 11 12
Pet. .833 .769 .714 .384 .222 .142
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In ret.y given the taxpayers of Greencastle, . proper legal officers of said inutih Ipudlt y. i it the 8th day of September, 19lh», will t
Putnam County. Tnit their regular noetonsider the following
i.assification F<m cities general fend
600.00 ..«• 00
FOR RENT — Modern two room apartment with dressing ror.n and private bath on ground floor Front and back entrance. Steam heat. Phone 557. 3-2t
FOR RENT Clean, comfortable rooms for men, good location References required. Phone 687-X. 2-3p
Federal longue W Lone Star 12 Colored Giants ... .10 Kiwanis 8 Rotary 8 Kroger 4 Christian Church 3 State Highway 2 Fillmore Specials 1
L 0 3 4 5 7 10 8 10
Pet. 1000 .769 .667 .615 .363 I .230 .200 .090
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FOR RENT: New Ellis apartments 615 East Seminary Street. Electric refrigeration and gas stoves. Phone 443. 31-6ts.
7 70 Christian Church vs. Kroger. 8:00 Sinclair vs. Zinc Mill. 9:00 Kiwanis vs. Fillmore. Friday 7:70 Colored Giants vs Rotary. 8:70 Midwest vs. Zinc Mill.
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FOR RENT Three or five room modern apartment, newly decorated and furnished. Phone 20' -X 2-3t
FOR RENT Modern eight room house at 804 south College avenue. 2-2t
FOR RENT: Three room modern apartment, 423 East Franklin street. Phone 565-Y.
INDIANS RETURNING
TOTAL GENERAL rovemont Sink! Truck Fund
Fund
1 mpr Fire
FI ND ., tg Fund
Pity Airport
Spiegel Judgmer Municipal Ib.mD
dO
107*. l nr.o f
I pal •ark
Fund
ALL FENDS
140’. 7 no
FOR RENT—Lower modern apartment at 721 East Seminary street. Heat and water fumirhed. E. A. Browning. 6-tf
—Wanted —
MALE HELP; Man, reliable, to become an automobile and accident claim adjuster in your territory Insurance experience unnecessary. No selling. Write Associated Adjusters, Milwaukee, Wis. 3-lp
WANTED Middle aged man and wife for farm chores and housew r ork. References. Address Box F. M. Banner. 3-2t
MALE HELP WANTED—I’ve got an opening for a sincere hustler who v/nnts to get ahead in life and manag- an independent retail business in Putnam county. If you have a car, know how to work, are ambitious to build a future for yourself, appreciate help to finance your business, rt'iite Mr. Stout, P. O. Box 1259, Columbus, Ohio. 3-8-2t
WANTED TO BUY: Feeding shoats, weighing 75 to 130 lbs. Ad-
1NDTANA POLIS, Sept. 3.—With a thrill packed race holding the atton- j tion of all American Association ! league fans, and with Indianapolis battling desperately for a nlace in the first division and post season play-off series, Hoosier fans anxiously awaited the return of the Indians to Perry Stadium next Saturday night to begin the windup series of five games with the rival Louisville
Colonels.
The Milwaukee Brewers appear to have the pennant for the regular season schedule cinched as they enter i the last lap of the race with a six and a half game lead over St. Paul who, at the time this is written, holds the second place berth by a slight
margin over Kansas City.
But the daily game results have been changing the complexion of the A A race insofar as the second, third, fourth and fifth places are concerned. The Indianapolis and Minneapolis clubs are providing real thrills for the fans as the two clubs battle neck and neck for a first division berth. St. Paul gave the pace setting Milwaukee Brewers a series of tiouncings the past week-end and while it appears the Prewers are “In,” still it is mathematically possible for them to lose out and even more so when one considers the pennant winner gets a bonus of $4,000. The fact the second place club gets a bonus of $2,000 has St. Paul, Kansas City, Indianapolis and Minneapolis each with a chance of capturing j.-j',' the runnerup berth, on eJge for the !
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FI NDS REQPTREI
EX PENS' ^ r '
of litnlKct ostiinato may *TIMATE OF FUNDS
be seen In the offb TO RF RAISED
141120 oo • • of City
FOR EXPENSES T< I >E« 'EM HER 31st • >E
Yl
budget es 11 for Ineomin
INCOMING YEAR 1. Total budtfpt
General Fund
Fire Truck
Airport
Spiegel Judgment
Munfcipnl Ronds
Munlrlj.a 1 Park
ary expendl-
to
to bo made npproprhi t ions tended July 31
mat y*>ai
2. Neressa
1 urea f rom
unexpr
of present year ... 5. Totn 1 fund * required Ladd lines 1,
2. 3. and 4 t .
FPNI >S ON H AND AND TO RE RECEIY D FROM SOP R o E S OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY li. Actual balance July 31st of present \',ir
7 Tfl \ ■ s t.. be '
ed present year (December settle-
ment)
8. Miscellaneous revenue to be received
August 1 of pi
year to December 31st of Incoming year. (Schedule on file in office of
Clerk).
A. Special Taxes (see schedule) .... B. Officers r • d .all other re . ■ nue (see schedule) 0. Total Funds (Add lines 6, 7, 8 A and
8B)
10. Net amount to bo raised for expenses to December 31st of Incoming year (de-
duct line fr
11. Operating bnlar
(not in exce
exper to Jni
eellaneous revenue for same period) .. mount to be raised
$3«ifir..oo $io7r».oo $»;:»o.oo istr.oo $i4or..)o i 73000
r,1232.00 1130.00
630 00 575.00 1403 00 3150.00
f •n -r n sen.32
'£ ri :n
14 23 2433.32
nee
of
•56.42 573.00 1300.73
ise January 1st ne 30, less mis-
2. Ar
by tax lew (add lines 10 and II) . • . 26366.33
Plus.
325 00
Net Ta xable Prop* rt Number of Ta\ >M*
PROPOSED
5 265.58 LEVIES
575.00 1300 75
NAME OF FUND
(•orpormtlon General Fund
Fund.
Truck l«
A Irpo
Levy or Polls f 1.00
Levy on
Pro
Fund
^rt
1 Judgment Fund dress George Harvey, Plainfield, Box' crucial “stretch” games that remain, j i '
In addition to the firtft and second -|, ,t w,
place bonus money the A nerican As- I «•' \ RATiyn^TAT^MEN^OFjAXES COI.I.kctfd
85.
31-6p
1 oo
ronert \
$.73
.02 .01 .04 .02 .84
$3,570,055 00 788 Amount to Re Raised $2636C. 53 606 76
5.58
265
575 00 1300 75
716.0 30011.3
—Lost—
STRAYED: Black and tan Terrier,
sociation teams have the post season play-off series for the Governor’s cup and the right to meet the winner of
Monday night. Call Banner office or international league play-off in return to Richard Houck, Greencas-' thp „ Little Worlds Series” at stake.
3*lP t The teams that finish in the first _ __ I four positions will take part in the
—Iniacellaneoqg 1 playoff series to be held immediately ' total $40
tie, R. 3.
Corporation General Fund Fire Truck Fund City Airport Fund S icgel .ludynu r.t Fund ..
I pa1 Ronds Fund
Collected
1934
Levy $37790 8
Collected
1935
14X3.51 1126 87
Levy
$27880.76
1588 12 1191.OS
Collected
1936
Le
$29221 1087
To Re Collected
1937
.82
Levy $26366 53
689
.76
265 5 8 575.00
City Park Fund
Improvement Sinking Fund
13.69
, MU
1390 75 716.68
STOMACH ACID, GAS PAINS, ■ after the close of the A A race next INDIGESTION victims, why suffer- Monday. The first place club will For quick relief get a free sample of play the third place club and the secUDGA, a doctor's prescription at L. ond place club the fourth place club M. Stevens. j in four best out of seven game ser-
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Taxpayers appearing shall have the right to be beard then
levies have been determined.
grl
for forth
tor no* later than the fourl fiv a ante of bearing In this
Dated August 25, 1936.
ten eal
rieved by such levies
~ her and final action thereon, by filing si
later than the fourth Mondi ‘
may appe
ti therei
fourth county.
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t lie
>re ta
St at
In Septem
xpnyers e Board
pet iti<
ibe
$30741 "8
ml thereon, feeling thor
$30011 30 After the
feeling themselves ngof Tax Commissioners *vlth the County Audi-
r, and the State Hoard will
CHARLES F ZEIS. Mavor of the City of Greencastle. ATTEST: JESSIE M HAWKINS. City Clerk-Treasurer.
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