The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 September 1936 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1936. ;
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Plus 3 (iimhI Shorts
Friday and Saturday
“THE < El TC'HING HAND” ALSO i GOOD SHOUTS Free Gifts Kiddies SATUKDAY UNTIL 2 P. M.
CHU’US IS t’O.MING Lewis Bros, big throe-ring circus, one of the best equippe.l motorized shows of its kind, travelirg on a big fleet of silver-gray trucks and trailers and carrying a personnel of about 450 people, is coming our way and will exhibit at Greencas'le Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the Handy field opposite thp Pennsylvania depot, with performances at 2 and 8 p. m. Tom Cooper, famous young western movie star, and his Hollywood company of roughriders are making, by special permission and for a short time only, a personal appearance tour with the Lewis Bros, circus and will be presented in daring feats of stunt riding both afternoon and night. Tom Cooper is a riding wonder, skillful as well as fearless and his act is full of real honest-to-goodness thrills. He will be astride his $20,000 beauty “Storm King,” the horse Tom is rid-
how fast snakes grow, the relation between the length of a female snake and the size of the eggs and also the numger, volume, and weight of the eggs; the relation between food consumed and growth.
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New Plateau last in smart Priscilla pattern. Square heel. Brown, black or green suede. Also in black or brown calf. Widths AAA to C. Sizes 3 to 9.
The W. H. M S. will meet at Aid house Friday afternoon. Day Gleaners of the M. E church will be entertained Sept. 7. at the home of Mrs. Charles Sm;th. Mrs. Anna Day was hostess to the Alpha Gamma Pi sorority Aug. 25. Those present were Mrs. Emily Herod, Mrs. Eusie Ruark, Mrs. Nona Campbell, Mrs Irene Ferrand, Mrs. Mary Lisby, and Mrs. Thelma Edmonds and daughter of Fowler. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mary Giore of Greencastle will be hostess to the meeting the last Tuesday in
September.
Stitch and Chatter club met Wednesday with Mrs. Carrie Cline at Bethel. Kighteen members were present. Mrs Emma Smith had charge of the entertainment. Mrs. Nona Campbell and the hostess won the prizes. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Elsie Ruark.
Twelve members responded to roll call. One guest, Mrs.Lota Robinson, was present. The meeting was opened by singing the club song. Mrs. Lillie Wright read a Bible story. Mrs. Thelma Wright had a paper on “American Home Life, Early and Modern.” Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs Katie Bastin will be hostess to the next meeting. Sunday dinner guests of Miss Iva Elliott were Mrs. Josephine Shook and J. T. Elliott of Indianapolis. Mrs. Theodore Brown and daughter Shirley Ann have returned home from Greencastle. Miss Emma Ruth Wright was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lisby and daughter. Mrs. Katie Bastin and granddaughter Lucille Bastin are visiting in St. Louis with Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Allies and Willis Bastin. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lisby and children of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob« rt Gorham. Mrs. Rebucca Shuck has returned home after visiting Mrs. Alberta Heaven at Coaling Station. The Jessup reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huller, Sunday. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Jessup of Brazil,
12 West Washington St.
Mrs. Ida Bowman entertained the ! Mr .and Mrs. Curtis Reily of LcbaMother’s Afternoon club Tuesday. | non, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngman of
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Goldie O’Neal and children of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Allen McCammack of Belle Union have moved to the Hunter property. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown spent last week in Michigan w:th Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Smith. Louella and Stanley Smith returned home with them. Mrs. Mabel Parson and daughter, and Mrs. Alice Gorham of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hubard. Mrs. James McNeff and son of Florida spent last week with Mrs. Alberta Gorham. Mrs. C. J. Deweese returned home last week from the county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan of Indianapolis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Sunday. Mrs. Ira Sutherlin entertained the following guests at dinner last Friday: Miss Imogene Hurst and Fred Sorg of Cleveland, O.; Miss Lucille Abrams, Indianapolis; Misses Mary Anna and Hazel Barnes, Mrs. Ollie Edwards and Mrs. Fred Schwier of Plainfield; Mrs. Basil Franklin tfnd son, and Mrs. Mabel Douglas and daughter of Clayton, Mrs. Ott Lydick and son spent the weekend with relatives in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ford of Jeffer-
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THE ENTIRE FAMILY SAVES ON MERIT SHOES
ing in all his screen appearances. The two hour performance of the Lewis Bros circus promises to be a most interesting one. Daring aerialists and acrobats will put the crowds on edge with their thiilling feats, there will be a great number of wild and domestic animals presented in sensational acts, showing training to perfection. Young lions will appear in a steel arena, bears will wrestle dogs of every breed and size and will do acrobatic stunts, there will be an elephant act and many other animal numbers. Two scores of highly trained stock horses and cute ponies will appear in all three rings and on the hippodrome track of the circus under the guidance of fearless riders and expert trainers. This circus is known as presenting some of the best horse acts in eircuhdom.
SOVIET BUYS GOODS FROM THE JAPANESE MOSCOW, iUP'—Under the terms
of its agreement with Japan for sale of the Sino-Eastem Railroad, a large part of the purchase price to be paid in goods, the Soviet government has placed in Japan orders for products worth 70,000,000 yen. This represents 75 per cent of the amount to be taken in kind. Building materials, vegetables, oils,' tea, metals, textiles and electric motors account for a large part of the order. JOB GOES BEGGING BLOOMINGTON. Kan, (UP) — An examination was held at Downs for the Bloomington postmastership. Only one applicant appeared.
SEEK FUKTHEK HISTORY ON HOW SNAKES GROW CHEBOYGAN. Mich. (UP)—Five scientific sleuths at the University of Michigan Biological Station are busy this summer ferreting out all about snakes. They hope to find out
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SHIRT SALE
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Also ROCKY RIVER ASSY. BEVERAGES
Case of 12-24-ftz. Bottles (Plus Bottle Deposit)
SUGAR CHIPSO
Pure Cane
RiNSO OR OXYDOL
Corned B’fHash2 c.°.‘ 29c Campbells
Armour’s
Salad Dressing 25c
... SOUP
Emhaasy
Cracker Jack 3 10c Sandwich Spread "j.? 25c
Din K
P-Nut Butter Emb “*> 29c
Pickles Sour'or S!i£ 25c DA1 - f| ryp Crackers Ir 2 ^ 15c BOWLENE
Rye Bread c X u s!. r e.d club u^'Sc Coffee 'Z&XXl* 19c
CriSCO Lb. can 19c
Assorted (Except Chicken)
Cans
23c
MILK Carnation S 7C
PENN-RAD
MOTOR 0IL ( E~2-92c
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FLOUR 24 65c
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Jersey Cobblers 10 E ' ,S '33C
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Oranges
Sunkist Valencias
Doz ’ 25c
Koney Dews V iS"Std E > h 23c Cabbage
Celery
Cauliflower
Fancy
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Snow White
Heads
SWEET POTATOES
Nancy Hall
4 lbs. 15c
SMOKED HAMS, Lb 32c Whole or Shank Half. Butt Half, Lb 35c SMOKED HAMS, Swifts, Lb. .. 29c Whole or Shank Half,
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CHICKENS, Lb
Fresh Country Fryers
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HADDOCK FILLETT3, Lb 15c For Fish Si'.ndwiclies
CONTROLLED QUALITY BEEF
CHUCK ROAST, Lb 19c
Delicious Sliced Cold
SWISS STEAK, Lb 23c
Round Bone Shoulder
GROUND BEEF, For Loaf, 2 lbs. 29c PICKLED PIG FEET 29c
„ Large 28 oz. Jar
SHORTENING, Jewel in Cartons, 2, ILb. Cartons 27c
TRIPLE TEST SAUSAGE
MINuED LUNCHEON, Sliced, Lb 19c BAKED LOAVES, Sliced, Lb 25o FRANKFURTERS. Large Juicv. 2 T.hs 29”
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sontown, Ky.. spent Sunday wi| Maud Arnold. The Garden club will itu-ft Sa| afternoon with M: I.ulie bifl Mr. and Mrs. Herbert sJ and Mr. and Mr darcnct So| and son were Sunday guests a Sutherlin ami family near Mt| dian. | Mr. and Mrs. William Oliveii the weekend with rehtives| Louis. i Wendell Smith and Hk:iarrl| have returned home from Mil ! Mrs. Wilford Dewrese and d| are visiting her parents. .Ml Mrs. Lora Buis at ML Mendul 1 Mr. and Mrs Lewis 0g!^ Sunday at Vincennes J Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harcoul ■ and sons, accompanied byl guest Miss Cletas Moon f Ml | ville, spent Sunday with Ml Mrs. Wilford Tinnier at Mt.[ dian. | Mr. and Mrs Robert (tarrJ , tended the Suth- t!m reunion st| I erlin Springs. Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs Ora Day Mill Ruark. Miss Cora Klinn anl • Ellen Hanks attended the medl Christian churches at Sol church Sunday. I Mr. ami Mrs less Srchm \ moved from Mt. Meridian I Clara Ruark property. Mr. and Mrs Morris Hcavel sons of Floyd township spentf | day with Mrs Hazel Owen an| iiy- | Mrs. Gladys Sutherlin and ' ter spent Tuesday m I’la nfidl her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bara | Mrs. Ida Terry of ’ndiafll called on friends here Sunday, j The Beechwood Pleasant , met with Mrs Mato Bowni j | nesday. Fifteen members guests were pr< • ! " rs Mail Nary told of hr. trip to CanadaJ Irene Ferrand conductcn aj i which was won by Mrs Gracie j Refreshments were served hostess. Mrs Irene Ferrand hostess to the October nieeting-j PUBLIC SALE As I have sold my propertyj sell at public miction at ,l "' r '!' on the corner of Poplar and street in Greencastle, on, Saturday, September 5t| At 1 o'clock, the furnishiliP * 8 room house, consisting 0 '’ One Antique Ik’d. Htd I ' a ^‘ Two Bedsteads and sprins One Sanitary Couch. One upright bed. Three Dressers. One Dining table and chaio One Buffet. Two large mirrors. Three i<) x 12 Kug». kj One Feather lied, new ticWS Three Feather Pillows. One 8 day Clock Ten Pocking chair*. One Divan or love nest. Four Stand Tables. ^ One Hoover Electric • One Vlctrola and Keen Two burner oil Stove. Curtains and blinds for Two burner Electric BW Three burner (las S* 0 ' ' One Oven. Two Cook TablesOne small Ice Bo*- • « Cooking utensils, cons*' dishes and silverwareMRS. EDNA D0BB' JOEL DOBBS. Auct. OLA ELLIS, Clerk.