The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1936 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER. GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1936.

CHATEAU TONIGHT This Is A Good One KOKKKT DONAT .MADELKINE CABKOLL in •39 STEPS’ Also—3 G<x>d Shorts

Friday and Saturday

CTRC'ES FAT MAN GOES ON DIET, HE’S BROKE

MANSFIELD, O., (UPi ‘’Happy” Jack Ecker, 799-pound cirrus fat

man, who likes nothing better than to sit down to a tasty mea 1 of of least a half dozen spring chickens, heaps of biscuits, and a pot of noodles, was stranded here with only enough funds

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAMPS $1.00 Values Up To $1.75 Here are the hiyi'est values in $1.00 lamps we have ever often[. They consist of fine jtottery bases in white antique ivory and colors in many shades and styles. Fitted with parchment shade to harmonize. Lamp complete for only $1.00. See Window.

to cat a couple of bowls of cold coral with ice water poured over instead of the usual cream. Jack was left stranded in his specially built truck when a carnival went “broke.”

ECU SALE — 239 Acres, large stock and hay barn, corn crib two never failing wells, two springs and flowing creek. Some good timber, 175 acres tillable soil, gnzing land, 75 acres bottom. No incumbrances.. Situated at Pike Road, near Freedom, Indiana, Owen counky, about 73 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Selling at $20 per acre $1,000 cash. 6544 Monroe Avenue, Hammond, Indiana. 7-6p

FOR SALE: L. C. Smith typewriter in excellent condition, $25.00 also an overstuffed davenport and chair, $10.00. Call at 206 West Walnut street. 10-lt FOR SALE: Cucumbers, six miles south of Pleasant Garden. Ray Gerber. 9-3p

GRANADA “THE FAMILY THEATRE”

20c

ANYTIME ANYWHERE

APPLES FOR SALE: Grimes golden, Jonathans and Delicious at the E. J. Arszman farm near Mount Olive. See W. E. Taylor at Barn. 8-3p FOR SALE OR fRADF' Two semi-modern houses:. Priced to sell by owner. 502 Elm St 10-2p

Sunday - Monday - Tuesday SUNDAY AT 2 P. M. (ring tlM Girl frwiKl hoH to Soo Wtat Noppm Wlw

LOVE BEGINS AT 20 , . ^ MucM nnui MtiiciA ’ ^ Ellis ' WflfiREN RUM * MOU’T o, <»»■<»

FOR SALE

Sows and pigs Phone 10-2t

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Kiddies Don’t Forget LAST CHAPTER OF “THE CLl TCHING HAND” FREE GIFT SAT. UNTIL 2 P. M. Also—2 Good Shorts.

TRAPPER SEEKS TO PROVE TALE OF ARCTIC GOLD EDMONTON, Alta. (UP'—Charles McLeod, Scottish trapper, is planning to resume the searcli for a fabulously rich gold cache in the wild Nahanni country near the Arctic circle which lured two of his brothers to their deaths. McLeod’s two brothers, William and Frank, learned the location of | the rich gold deposit from a tribe of j savage Indians who have guarded it for generations in 1905, but were murdered by a companion before J they could return to civilization. The murderer later committed suicide, I and the secret died with him. According to legend, the gold field, the location of which is known only to the wild Indians, is so rich that nuggets can be scooped up with a shovel.

[ Herb Medicine for only 25c at Fleen-

I or’s Drug Stores

DRESS RAGS SUITABLE FOR SIX DRESSES. .Made of good quality print, various patterns, special choice at

$1 and .51.50 Sale Of Men’s Shirts $1.00 Made of excellent quality broadcloth in new and novel patterns in blues, tans and grays. They have all the new features and new willless collars (P'1 On sale at Choice V L

Percale Print Laundiy Bags 50c SHOE BAGS 50c see WINDOW

One full Quart of Iroquois Indian

leen-9-3p

Good used daybed, clean mattress, coil springs. Reasonable price. Call 584-L. 10-lp FOR SALE Large yellow jersey cow giving two gallons a day; will freshen on the first of October. A five gallon cow when ♦’rest. Call 494-L. 10-2p

FOR SALE - Seven-bank Wales adding machine with stand, Remington portable typewriter. Both in good condition. J. A. Bittles Phone 430. 10-lp —For Rent—

NEW SOUND! First Run Pictures

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FOR RENT — Three furnished rooms. 302 north College avenue.

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FOR RENT—Modern three room modern furnished apartment, ground floor, private bath steam he?t. 511 East Anderson street. 10-2t

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FOR SALE: Car Hominy Feed Raccoon, $38.00 off car Friday and Saturday, Jno. Wilson, Fall Bros, 9-4p

FOR RENT-Ellis apartments, 615 Seminary St., Phone 443. 10-3t

FOR RENT—Attractive and well i FOR RENT—Seven room modern furnished rooms. 209 East Seminary house. Inquire at 401 east Hanna street. Also modern six room cot- street anytime Friday. Ralph

tage at 209 Spring avenue. Phone Browning.

234. Miss Pearl O’Hair. 8-4t

9-2p

—Wanted

SHOE BOXES

Same as shown in

various

colors

illustration, come in $1 „„ $1.50

Men’s Four-In-Hand Ties

Regular 50c close out at

summer patterns to choice ...

25c

FOR SALE: Two registered Shropshire rams, $15 each. One ram lamb $10. Four registered ewes $10 each. Purebred Hampshire boars and gilts $25 each. Enos Alice, Broad Park. 10-lt PURE BRED STOCK SALE Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1936, starting at 12:.'i0 p. m 5 miles southwest of Rockville, Indiana. 50 head Chester White hogs, 10 sows and gilts and 10 boars. 5 head of registered Hereford bulls and heifers. Some Tunis bucks and ewes.— Stillman Goff. 10-lt

S. C. PREV0 CO.

| FOR SALE Repair parts for all makes, coal or wood heaters, cookstoves, ranges Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-L. 10-lp

FOR RENT—I have a few choice

apartments for rent in a good resi-| WANTED: Unfurnished heated, dential part of the city. Phone Ferd room for winter, close-in. Address Lucas 255 or 452 4-tf Box O Banner. 10-2p I

FOR RENT—Lower modem apartment at 721 East Seminary street. Heat and water fumkhed. E. A. Browning. 6-tf

WANTED: Sorgum making. Dave Williams, Air Port Road, R. 3. 10-3p

FOR RENT: One bedroom ment, Cole Apartments. Sayers. Phone 91 or 96

WANTED: Bids for plastering 16

apart- x 16 ceiling. Materials fumished not Call S. C. to be included in charge. Leave name

10-lp at Banner Office. 10-17-2t

FOR RENT: Five room country home 3 miles from town, garden, rent reasonable. Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at Banner Office. 10-14-17-3ts.

WANTED — Girl .for nousework. References required. Box S. 8-3t WANTED: Let me sharpen your plow shares. Leslie Frank Morton.

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FOR RENT: Efficiency apartment furnished. (Towers Apartments'. Call 291. 10-3ts

FOR RENT: Furnished, one bedroom apartment, newly decorated. (Towers Apartments) Call 291. 10-3ts.

Coal Hauling—Telephone 585-K for prices . 9-4p WANTED—Feeding sboats 75 to 150 pounds. Telephone Plainfield 234 ring 3, or address box 85. 9-7p —Miscellaneous—

NOTICE: Now located on corner Vine and Franklin St„ North Side of Square, one block east. Walter S. Campbell. 7-30ts.

NOTICE: Call Louis Williams. Phone 510-Y, City garbage collector.

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I will begin a class in Kindergarten at my home, 201 S. Locust Street, September 28. Phone 229-Y. Miss Louise Knauer. 10-lp ZOO GETS ZEBU BUT SCORNS

IT AS SACRED COW

DETROIT UP l—In the East Indies the zebu or “Sacred Cow” hf an important object of Hindu reverence and indulgence. In this country he’s just number on the agriculture department's “undesirable alien" list. Thus John Clay, sad visaged, blu-ish-gray zebu rolls his pensive eyes anil reflects on the ironic transition that swapped his national-tradition

birthright for a mess of Del/ pottage. Traveling in the Orient, Swain, Lapeer county, ranch;; a fancy to the zebu, then calf, adopted it, tagged him ^ dignified app. lation 'JohnClf brought him to this country. The calf adjusted itself to land, warmed to his master! ness and swelled to a weigh! half a ton. Swain's fondness animal grew with its weight But Swain found it necess. move to California, and he take John Clay with him. zoo officials were approach: grudgingly agreed to take mal. "We really don't want i' said, adding that dangers of li j mouth infection made the spe l popular with the government) Now John Clay languishes) zoological garden pen and over what hight have been. CATTLE I’KKI EK THIST, ELY, Nov., (UP)—CnntrJ an old belief that cattle could j thistles, Joe Castilla, HchJ rancher, claims his cattle no [ eat Russian thistles but ire a fat and sleep on them. Thev| the thistles to other food,

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