The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1936 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA Tl'KSDAY, SEP'IT.M BEB QW>. ’

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CANNON'S Wclcojne You To The Horse Show

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Milton Hinkle’s Texas Rangers Rodeo Thursday - Friday - Saturday,

.September 24 - 25 - 28

We sincerely hope you enjoy yourself. We are frank to admit we don’t know anything about horses, but for | 46 years in Putnam County we have won blue Ribbons fj] for style, quality and dependability as your clothier.

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Our Fall and Winter Saits, Ton ('oats and Overcoats, Hats, Shirts,, Sweaters are now |

ready for your inspection.

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THE DAILY BANNER

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"It Waves For AIT

>] Entered in tne poatoffic* at Qreenj i*astle, Indiana, as second clasa mall ;■) matter under Act of March 8, 1878. 7J Subscription price, 10 cent* per 2 week; S3.00 per year by mall In Put-, i| nam County; 53.50 to 55.00 per yei II by mall outside Putnam County.

PHONE 645 Now is the time for Fall Cleaiiinfir and Pressing WHITE CLEANERS

FOR RENT: Five house. Phone 565-Y.

modern 21-3ts.

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

COiME IN ftNI) VISIT US

Cannon’s Specials on these 3 days,

Sepiemher 24 - 25 - 26.

Miss Mary Hartnagle has entered Indiana State Teachers College at

Terre Haute.

S. O. Wires of Marion was a guest of his sister, Mrs. Ira E. Cowling and

Mr. Cowling, Monday.

The city council will meet in regular session tonight at 7 o’clock. Note change in hour of meeting. Miss Jessie Brothers returned home Monday from a visit with her sister, Mrs. W. S. Dills at Muskogee, Okla. lid Miss Brothers also attended the cen-

Meu’s Sueae Jacket

Full Lined

Really A Bargain

At

S4.35

Boys’ Wool Plaid

MACKINAW A Wonderful Buy

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[:j tennial at Dallas, Tex,

MT VS WOOL PLAID

MACKINAW

Ml VS WATER PROOF FLEECE LINED

St EDE JACKET, Fine for work .

$3.25 $2.35

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ODD BABY CASE (ronllnued From I*ni£e One* be forced to neglect the welfare of their normal and healthy daughter, Cornelia, wno is two and a half years cld. “I can’t allow it,” he said. The father is a graduate of DePaul academy, and a garage mechanic. Eastman said there are no religicus scruples to interfere with the decision the parents must make. ‘•He is level-headed and intelligent,” Eastman said. “I have knov/n him for years.” Until the parents decide whether to permit an operation, the child is being fed with a small eye dropper. Doctors hope his tortured body will Absorb enough nourishment to sustain him for a few hours, or a few days. Three nurses are in attendance, and will remain until the parents decide definitely whether to permit the operation. Then, at thier orders, doctors may let the child die without further aid, or gamble on the incision. ‘‘With every passing hour, the baby becomes weaker,” Eastham

viving the operation become less.” Eastham conferred with the hospital atorney, Stuart Krohn, regarding legal aspects of the case. Krohn told him, Eastman said, that in the “cold eyes of the law” the child deserves every effort on the part of the medical profession to save his life.

FORECLOSURE SEIT FILED

The Federal Land Bank of Louisville filed a complaint Monday to foreclose a mortgage on 86 acres of land in Monroe township against Charles F. Miller et al. The plaintiff asked for a judgment of $1730,63 and all proper relief. The land bank also asked the court for a lien on the mortgaged property superior to all other interests and that they be allowed to sell the property and apply the proceeds to the payment of the defendants’ indebtedness.

Mrs. Ruth Smith of Fillmore en- 1 ^, tered at county hospital Tuesday for* D° n Garrett of

medical treatment.

Greencastle Commandry will meet Wednesday evening at 6:30 o’clock. A covered dish dinner will be served. All Knights Templars and their families are invited to attend. Miss Elaine Showalter, class of ’36 of DcPauw university, left Sunday for Leadwood, Mo., whore she will be in charge of the music department of the city schools. Mrs. Paul Mahoney and son, Mrs. Lennie Curtis of Greencastle, Miss Nell Browning of Williamsport and Mrs. C. L. Torr of Muskogee, Okla., were in Terre Haute Sunday afternoon visiting Mrs. Alta Gunn. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burk and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burk returned home Monday night after a trip to Davenport, la., Moline and Rock Island, 111., where they visited their son and nephew, Eugene Burk and family. The county conference of the Christian churches of Putnam county which was to have been held at Somerset church will not be held on the date previously announced. Announcement of the conference will be

made at a later date.

C. R. Hertstein, state aid director of the state department of public instruction conferred with Frank Jarrell, county superintendent of schools, Monday and Tuesday to determine the amount of state aid for the township schools in Putnam

county for the school year.

Gospel services are being held each night at 7:30 o’clock at Long Branch Church of Christ by Evangelist C. C. Houston of Portland, Oregon, Sermon subject for tonight is "Prepare To Meet Thy God.” Wednesday night “Military Officers Conversion”,

Everyone is invited to attend.

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MALE INSTRUCTION—Men to taKe up Air Conditioning and Electric

Refrigeration and better themselves.I H(< , p V v antod; If you wanl a Murt be mechanically inclined, will- won(lcrful opportunity to niaUe up ing to train in spare time to qualify „ M in a d t a brand now Write. Utilities Eng. Inst. Box 80 ^ ^ ^ a bonus _ be your own Banner. boss, write for free details. Posi-

| lively no money risk. Albert Mills, 1330 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. 22-lp

check* COLDS and FEVER first day. Headache, 30 minutes

Liquid, Tablets, Salve, Nose Drops Try “Rub-My-Tism" World’s Best

Liniment.

outstanding loans totaling $2,944,000,000, while delinquencies on payments due on that date amounted to 28 per cent. Officials claim they have no later figures available on

NOTICE: Call Louis Williams. | delinquencies.

Phone 510-Y, City garbage collector. 1 Uncle Sam has become a big land-

6-tf I lord in the country as well as in

FOR RENT—Three room newly } decorated apartment (Towers Apt.) I Phone 291 or 747-K. 19-3t t FOR RENT — Two or throe room ' I furnished apartment at 625 East Anderson street. 22-lt

—Wanted —

—For Sale—

town, figures showed. The farm credit administration, or FCA, through its lending agencies has acquired nearly 31,.(>00 farms resulting from loans madfc by’ the twelve federal land banks «<yKl the land bank commissioner. 'f <

FOR SALE: 4.75 x 19 rim and tire WANTED: 20 bu. new com. Call also pair of hip boots. John Tharp. ! gamaby Mill. Archie Pingleton. 22-lp 21-2p

FOR SALE Three sets of harness and two saddles Phone 538-XX. 22-3t

FOR SALE Choice tomatoes for canning, 75c per bushel. Phone 202-L. R. P. Moore. 22-tf

WANTED: Unfurnished heated room for winter. Address Box 20 Banner Office. 21-2p

ACTIVE FOR LANDON

WANTED: Girl for general housework. Call 94. 21-3ts.

I-OR SALE-Week old male Jersey calf. Witt Wright, Crick Chapel.

22-lp ( Banner.

TOR SALE: Eight room, modern bri< k house, cast Washington street, large Jot. Six room modern dwelling West Poplar street. Ford Lucas.

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WANTED: Experienced girl to care for child and assist with housework, stay nights. Address box 12

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I am offering at private sale: new electric stove (used only one mouth); electric ice box, Kelvinator, eight cubic feet, porcelain throughout; three-piece bedroom suite, inlaid walnut, complete with mattress and springs; ten-piece dining room suite, dull rubbed oak, Italian style; three room sized rugs; radio; console table and mirror; occasional chair; chaise lounge; drapes, and many other articles not listed. These things may he seen tonight between 7 and 9 o’clork and Wednesday from 10 a. m. until 9 p. m. 300 Highfall avenue. Mrs. Henry Prevo. 22-lp

WANTED — Fifty Barred Rock pullets, 3 to 5 months old. Pohne 758-X. 22-2t WANTED — Good fresh Jersey cow. State price and descriptian. Ralph Minter, Coatesville, R. 2. 22-lp WANTED— Feeding shojUs. Call me at Plainfield or write. George E. Harvey. 22-6p WANTED—Washings to do. 508 Illinois street. 22-lp

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(Continued from Page One) and 20.000,000 persons. “Business has shown improvement but. owing to the barriers erected against business improvement by the new deal, the United tSates has lagged behind seventeen other nations. And those other nations engaged in no such orgy of public spending as the United States has under President Roosevelt. “Good judgment and practical information are required by a president of the United States who supervises the outlay of .$30,000,000,000. “Mr. Roosevelt's spending is based on nothing sound It is daring, dazzling and haphazard. If we are to ‘spend to save,’ wouldn’t it be better to entrust the jobs to some one with a better money record?”

CASH! \ t( O" your o« n . No in<l(irs Prs ° m ‘ ‘o 20 month* j, Indiana Lo an !4 '/2 E. Washington

Hirt. has been postpone nesday, Sept. 30. ****.«.*, Twenty*. Century (lub To Mee .hursclay The Twentieth’Contur,, meet Thursday afternoon o’clock at the home 0 f West. The program will vacation echoes. + ++++**1, WOman's League To Meet Wednesday The Woman’s League of Memorial church will mw lay at 2:30 o’clock jj chapel. This will be Pre#^ with Mrs. L. L. Porter praj, votions will be in charge 0 ( M. McClure and special been arranged by Mrs. Prof. Jerome Hixson win ‘The Hymn as Literal members of Section Nine is hostesses for the social 4, + '•ildeii Link Club To Meet Wednesday The Golden Link club Wednesday evening at 7: at the home of Mis. L. R. 1009 south Loeunt street, Houck will have charge of gram.

Modern cars repaired by modem methods. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Corner Vine and Franklin. Phone 68. 22-5t

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

FOR SALE Violin 219 years old. in perfect condition; pointer bird

dog. one year old; also Hoover— OTICE TQ p UBLIC . Free _ You sweeper in good condition. See them ; are weIcome to attend a free taIki at 501 south Jackson street. 22-2t . , . „ . . I moving picture show, 2 hour enterCar of Hominy at Raccoon, this tainment and fun. Free gifts .Where? week $36.00 off car. Jno. Wilson, Fall High School auditorium, 7:30 p. m. Bros. 21-3t Tuesday. Sept. 22. By Walter S. Campbell. 16-19-21-22-4t 15 Percent discount on all Dr. Hess j — — stock and poultry remedies and sup- | Free oil treatment with each $3.00 plies during Bargain Days only. Mil- permanent. Phone 151-X. Grey- ■ - - ‘ 22-2t

Society News j Relief Cori»* to Meet Wednesday The Woman’s Relief Corps will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the Odd Fellow’s room over the Central National bank. All members and officers are urged to be present as there will be practice for inspection and the district meeting. 4* -I- -!• •!• *!• + 4- -h Martha Washington Club Meeting Postponed One Week * The Martha Washington club meeting which was to have been held Wednesday with Mrs. Laura

lor Grain Company.

22-24-25-3t stone Beauty Shop.

FOR SALE—One davenport chair to match, end tables

and and

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hymer left today for their home in Wilmington. Del., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Neal

said, “and his chances of even sur- Allen and other relatives and friends.

Greencastle

recently enrolled at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis for the 1936-37 school year. He is studying toward the bachelor | of music degree in the collegiate de-, rrc ^ partment of the conservatory which is affiliated with Butler University.

damps.

Phone 353-K.

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SALE— Ton ewes and buck.

Arthur

Hurst, Mt. Meridian.

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SALE—Few choice

Poland

China

boars. Isaac J. Hammond,

Phene

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SALE—Stock rack

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length 13 feet, height

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width 6 feet; oak material: also two rear wheels for 31 truck. All in good condition. Joe Sears, 5 east Liberty

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FOR SALE One 9-year old sorrel horse. Amos Fine, 3 miles west, 1

Miss Eileen O Daniels of Chicago niil( , Bouth of stncsvillo .

AN ELEVEN TUBE RADIO AT THE PRICE OF A “SIX”!

FREE!

A beautiful hassock with the purchase of each new Radio.

A 22-INCH CIRCLE MIRROR $1.50 Value for

$1.00

All-lVaye, All-tVarid Receplii 12-Inch Speaker... Metal Tubes ... Patented ”Tiolm-Shaped” Cabinet • Now erery family can enjoy a real radio with eleven tubes, 12-inch speaker and all-u orld reception at a price no higher than that of the average six-tube set. Only Grunow offers a radio set as fine as this at a price like this. Telephone today for a FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION.

A lartfe assortment of floor, b rid ire, table, desk and Pin-It-Up Lamps at a bisr reduction in price. Many other specials are available for Bargain Days. Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.

and Miss Margaret Gwinn of Bronx- , ville, N. Y., have been visiting their grandmother, Mrs. U. V. O’Daniels. Miss O’Daniels is secretary to John Hamilton, campaign manager for Gov. Alf M. Landon, and Miss Gwinn is a student in Arizona university at

Tucson.

Clair Albin reports that he has an apple tree in bloom for the second time this year. The heat and dry weather killed the apples after the tree blossomed in the spring. However, recent rains and warm weather; have caused the tree to bloom again j but Mr. Albin is not expecting to gather any fruit. Estel McCloud, 19 year old resident of north Putnam county pleaded guilty Tuesday morning in the city court to a charge of illegally operating a still. McCloud had scarcely put his still into operation before he was apprehended last Friday by Frank IT. Stottlemyer. state excise officer. Judgment was withheld until Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.

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FOR SALE—Eight room house or will trade for smaller property located in Greencastle or Fillmore. Address Box 34, Banner. 19-3p

Just received a fine assortment of new transfer designs for furniture. Paper goods of all kinds, shell paper, napkins, table covers, crepe paper, Virtrophane paper for windows and transoms. Snider’s Wall Paper and Paint Store. 21-3ts. A new guaranteed battery, $3.90 exchange. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. 22-5t Mrs. Sarah Hunt is reported quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edmund Torr, south west of the city.

SPECIAL Thursday, Fr.da Saturday Del Monte Peaches SLICED OK HUY A Very Exceptional 2 No. 2 1-2 Cans A. - P.Toad S

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowman, east of the city, are the parents of a son

born Tuesday afternoon.

Jerry Masten, 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Masten, south Locust street, underwent an operation at the county hospital Tuesday morning.

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SILK HOSE 59C

Irregulars of $1.00 full fashi r Silk Hose. Ringless, three threa new Fall shades. Sizes 8 12 to 10

SPECIAL FOR THURS. - FRI. - SAT.

Pitchford s Quality Shop

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Our modern cleaning method restores original freshness and sparkle to garments. Send us a trial order and you be the judge. Home Laundry and Cleaners. It

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WAR VETS PARADE (Continued From Page One) Elmer?” “Elmer,” masqueraded this year as Jerome “Dizzy” Dean, St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, walked alone, attired in a flaming red baseball uniform, staging a pantomine. The parade swung down Euclid avenue, across Public Square, and then past the reviewing stand in Municipal Stadium on the Lake Erie shore. All of the stadium’s 85,000 seats were filled. Thousands more stood.

FOR SALE: Registered Shropshire ADVANCE ON TOLEDO rams. Noble Alice, Greencastle. Ind. 1 (Ccntinued From Page One) R. 2. 21-2p highway. I The situation in the Guadarrama FOR SALE Fancy eating and , mountains north of Madrid was quiet | cooking apples, $1.25 bushel basket. exCfip j f or ar tiiiery, airplanes, and' Seven miles north Greencastle. J. ]; n p. s trengthening infantry action. 1 R. South orchard. 18-4p | p u (- rebels were advancing south-1 j FOR SaLe: Property in Clover-' wpMward on Mrulrlfl from the Me - dale, on Rockwell Ave. consisting of ( l' nace '* area and there was little two full lots, good five room house ^'■' orn loyalist side to dispute with good well, cistern, chicken lot,j thpir claims lhat thp y were making fruit, and out-buildings. Will sell'P 1 ' 0 ^ 39 ’ sl °wly.

buildings with single lot if party de-

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HORSE SHOW SPECIALS Thurs. - Fri. - Sat., Sept: 24-25

sires. See Bert Hamilton or Sipple, Cloverdale, Ind.

J. G. 21-6ts.

For delivery cook stove coal.

now, car Glendora A. . Duff. 21-2t

FOR SALE—A good used davenport, 210 Bloomington St. 21-3t

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FOR RENT: Modem dwelling and apartments. Ferd Lucas. 21-3t

FOR RENT: Ellis apartments, 615 Seminary street. Phone 443. 15-tf

FOR RENT — Two unfurnished rooms and kitehenette, close In. Phone 877-X or call at 7 west Poplar street. 22-lp

The extent of the fighting, which now is going on all over Spain from north to south and east to west in dozens of places, was indicated by a rebel claim that Jerez de Los Caballeros in Radnjoz province was captured—the last town on the Portuguese frontier, it was commented,

held by the loyalists.

FOR WOMEN AND MISSES

MANY FORECLOSURES (Continued From Page One) not been estimated officially. The S United States Building and Loan |] League has estimated that approxi- §1 mately 200,000 homes will be taken §3 over out of a total of 1.021.000 under j| the wing of the HOLC. ' Only 30 foreclosures were author- p) ized by the HOLC prior to 1935. [a There were 4.440 during 1935 and s 39,400 in the first eight months of fc3

this year.

Foreclosures have been increasing

Blaek Suede and Patent Brown Suede and Patent SANDALS—Medium Heels.

Keg. $2.95

S|>eclal

$1.95

Absolutely New Fall Styles

FOR MEN AND BIG BOVS

Genuine “KO/A HOM AH Leather H<"'^ sli|ip ^ BLUE KID BURGUNDY K® BLACK pa

Keg. $2.03

Special

FOR RENT: Modem 6-room home at 611 East Seminary. Phone 329.

21-tf. rapidly month by month this year ns 1 follows: January, 1.281; February, FOR RENT: Attractive apart-] 1,544; March, 3,190; April, 4,367; mont of three or five rooms, newly May, 4.687; June. 8,113; July, 8.010furnished, electric refrigeration and r , nd August, on basis of'Jtne- 31, fi K ’ Magic Chef Gas stove. Call 497-X. | uro 8,203. 17-tf.j At the end of June the HOLC had

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Visit Greencastle’s New Shoe Store and see themai New Styles in Fashionable Footwear For Fall FLOKSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN—RED CROSS SHOE> H) * WOMEN. Across V oncost DAI

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