The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1936 — Page 3

!THE DAILY BANNEE. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1936. ^ '

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' | A Registered Drug Store

22 East Washington

SEE Tomorrow's PAPER FOR.FIRST' TAX-o-GRAM

WANTED— Feeding shoats. Call their daughter, Georgia Elizabeth, to me at Plainfield or write. George E. j Gerald Sublette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. 22-6p Walter Sublette, also of Putnam-

ville. The wedding took place Sat-

at 4 o’clock, Sept.

VELVET FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS EVERETT W. JONES Whitmans Mrs. Stovers CANDIES ^^ ra ^rg53i^ai^j®®ja®aajsjsiffl3ia/siMS®sjfflaia®5iaffM'5®5®s®ajaMa , aia/3L 1 INTENTION! COAL TRUCKERS' HOOSIERVTLLE MINE HAS THE Genuine Brazil Block Coal SHAKER SCREENED UNEQUALLED AS TO QUALITY PROMPT LOADING AT MINE DAY AND NIGHT. DIRECTIONS TO MINE: Take U. S. Road No. 40 to Morgan Crossing Corner at East limits of Brazil, Indiana where there is a frame store building on Southwest corner with our sign painted in large letters on each side of building in plain view. Turn south at this corner on Morgan Crossing Road brick pavement and follow same 2.6 miles to nine. HOOSIERVILLE BLOCK MINE Brazil, Indiana — Telephone 9181.

Send to Cleaners Who Know White Cleaners

PHONES 645 - 257

For Sale—

GA8SMAN IS ICEMAN TOLEDO, (UP) — Andrew Cassman is an iceman for the People’s Ice Co. Gassman, iceman, causes a lot

of confusion.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

OF ESTATE

Notice is hereby given to the Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of Rebecca

Aker, deceased to appear in the Put-( FOR SALE Choice tomatoes for nam Circuit Court, held at Green- canning, 75c per bushel. Phone castle. Indiana, on the 15th day of 202-L. R. P. Moore. 22-tf October 1956, and shew cause, if any, - 1 ... —.—— — why the Final Settlement Accounts Good roofin K as lo w as $1.00 roll, with the estate of said decedent Pherson, Bainbiidge, Ind.

WANTED: Part time housework ,

by experienced young lady. Address a -' ‘ l 1 rn001 .

Box L Banner. 24-2p 19 ' at the 1,0mp ° f the brideS par - __!ents, with the Rev. Crocker of

WANTED — Good sink. Phone 234.

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

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should not be approved; and heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. John H. Aker, Administrator. Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 23rd day of September, 1936. No. 7750. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. M. J. Murphy, Atty.

24 25-26-30-4ts

Wil»LE%RESH BECAUSE IT’S TIMED IN ThiS DVElD^ TIMED TO THE .STORE • TIMED ON THE (fotfHTEfr .

WHITE LOAF 16-0z. Loaf, 6c

TIMED

li/o-Lb. Loaf

Avondale

High

Quality

FLOUR OLEO

SUGAR

NAVY BEANS

PEACHES

1 Eatmoret. Special Value

Fine Gran-

ulated

FEED PRICES SLASHED

Gigantic Sale of Quality Feeda— Get Our Pricea—Stock Up

ln nag b $L95

100 Lb.

Da*

16 o Dairy Feed Scratch Feed

Egg Mash

Reg. Middlings Flour Middlings

5c 5c

100 Lb.

Dag

$2.69 $2.75

i r. b $2.i9 10 B°a* b $2.39

Discount Per Bag

1.000 Lbs. or

Lots of

or«

Refund for the Return of Empty

Dag in Good Condition

Avondale Halves

in Syrup

TOMATOES GREEN BEANS

PEAS

SHREDDED WHEAT MINCE MEAT SEMINOLE GOLD DUST IVORY SOAP RITZ CRACKERS HERSHEV COCOA

POTATOES APPLES

SWEET POTATOES Southern Yams TOKAY GRAPES Large Hunches YELLOW ONIONS

POTATOES Idaho Dakers, U. S. No.

4 2 10 7

I.b. Hag

1 Large Sit#

, U. S. No. 1 Cobblers Grimes Golden

19c GREEN BEANS Fancy Round Stringlea* < 15c CABBAGE Fresh, Solid, Medium Size Heada 19c CELERY Large Size Stalks and Well Dleachod 25c CARROTS Large Duncb

CHOICE QUALITY MEATS

■ BACON DRY SUGAR

1 s

“’’lb. 27c ;■

SLICED BACON

EXTRA LEAN, RIND OFF

■.a. 35c

? CHUCK ROAST

CHOICE CUTS OF OUR C. Q. BEEF,

LB 1 SC

[ROLLED RIB ROASTS

tender c. q. BEEF

LB 27c

PORK ROAST

PICNIC STYLE

LB 18c

[PORK STEAK

from SMALL SHOULDERS

lr. 25c '

(LEG O’ LAMB

GENUINE SPRING

LB. 30c

[FILLED LAMB ROASTS

VERY ECONOMICAL

,B 22c

. _ /

[LAMB SHOULDER ROASTS

LB ISC.j

j WHITE PERCH, Fresh Caught, Lb 15c j BONELESS HERRING, A Real Buy, Lb 17c$ 'OYSTERS, Fres-Shore Brand, Pint 28c

KROGER STORES

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FOR SALE: Priced right Two good used, 19 x 4.75 Tires. Three good used 19 x 4.75 Tubes. One good used 28 x 5.25 Tire. See P. K. Gamer, 10 W. Wash. St. 23-2t

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

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used kitchen French Lick, officiating. 24-2t Proceding the ceremony Miss Marjorie Benefiel sang “The Sweetest Story Ever Told,” and the wedding march by Lohengrin was played by

Miss Amy Zelner.

Following a reception at the home of the bride's parents the young

LOST: Between state road 42 and couple went to their new home in Belle Union a Chevrolet wheel and Putnamville. tire. Call C94-Y, Grcencastle. Reward.! Guests present at the wedding 23-3p were Shirley Woodall, Roy Hester, ' j A. Evens, Amy Zeiner. Mr. and Mrs. —Miscellaneous—- I Walter Sublette and daughter Anna

•belle, Helen Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evens and children, Ruth and

Modern methods.

cars repaired by modern Scott’s Franklin Street

Mrs. Frank M. Foley, nut street, Paris 111.

421 W. Chest-

24-lp

For bargains in

steel posts see

Phcrson, Bainbridge.

As low as 25c

for a good post.

24-25-23-.30-4t

FOR SALE: Beans

for canning,

also smooth mouth

horse. Charles:

Slavens, Greencastle, R. 3. Phone 349. J 24-3p

FOR SALE: Extra choice feeding type Duroc Boars. One yearling, two nine months, thoroughbred. W. F. Surber, Bainbridge, R. 1. 23-4p

For Sale or Trade: 1930 Studebaker; 1930 Marquette; 1929 Oldsmobile; 1928 Chevrolet and othercars and trucks. Weber’s Garage. 24-2p

FOR SALE — Ten-piece dining room suite, Italian style: 9x21 living rom rug with new felt pad; 9x15 bedroom rug and occasional chair. Call 305. Mrs. Henry Prevo. 24-2t

Garage. Corner

Vine and Franklin.

Phone 68.

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NOTICE: Now

located on comer

Vine and Franklin St. f North Side of Square, one block east. Walter S.

Campbell.

7-30ts.

A new guaranteed battery, $3.90 exchange. Scott’s Franklin Street

Garage.

22-5t

PLAY BINGO

American Legion

stand at Horse

show. Meet your

friends with the

crowds at Bingo 1

headquarters.

23-2ts.j

WAIT: Watch

1 for the new low.

prices on the ’37

Pontiac at Weber’s

Garage.

23-2p

Arthur Evens and Marjorie Benefiel. -j- i *% Mrs. Kathleen Nichols Hostess To Rosebud Club The Rosebud club met Sept. 17 at the home of Mrs. Kathleen Nichols

Eleven members were present. The morning was spent in sewing. A short business meeting followed the pitch-in dinner. Contests conducted by Kathlen Day and Christine Miller were won by Ruth Ruark and Kathleen Nichols. q. q. q. -v 4> Home Economies Club To Meet Friday The East Marion Home Economies club will meet with Mrs. Ruth Ruark Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Elfie Hunter assisting hostess. The project work will be in charge of Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Kathleen Nichols. •I* 4- •!* 4* 4* 4- 4* Needlecraft To Meet Tomorrow The Needlecraft club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Vesta Rawlins on Olive street. 4- 4- 4* 4* -1* 4* 4* 4* Ulyssen To Meet Friday Ulyssen will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Earl Sourwine, 206 Hillsdale avenue.

PUBLIC SALE — China Poland pigs, Thursday. October 1, at 12:30; 40 head, 17 boars and 23 gilts at farm, one mile south of Mt. Meridian and 10 miles southeast of Greencastle. Big, mellow, easy feeding Poland Chinas from prolific ancestors. Noble Alice and son. 24-26-21

15 Percent discount on all Dr. Hess stock and poultry remedies and supplies during Bargain Days only. Miller Crain Company. 22-24-25-31

FOR walnut

SALE tables.

Antiques: frames, pattern glass, etc.

FOUR FIRES—$5 KENTON. O., (UP)- The Kenton fire department reported four fires in one morning—net loss $3.

FOR SALE- Stock rack for 31 truck; length 13 feet, height 5 feet, width 6 feet; oak material; also two rear wheels for 31 truck. All in good condition. Joe Sears. 5 east Liberty street. 22-3p

FOR SALE: Property in Cloverdale, on Rockwell Ave. consisting of two full lots, good five room house with good well, cistern, chicken lot, fruit, and out-buildings. Will soli buildings with single lot if party desires. See Bert Hamilton or J. G. Sipple, Cloverdale, Ind. 21-6ts. FOR SALE CHEAP: Mohair Frieze living room suite. Used only four months. Phone 748-X. 23-4ts

—For Rent-

FOR RENT: Three large furnished rooms, modern except gas. Reasonable. 302 North College. 24-2p

FOR RENT—Modern, well furnished pleasant room; good location; women or men; references; Phone 687-X. 24-26-2p

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

FOR RENT: Attractive apartment of three or five rooms, newly furnished, electric refrigeration and Magic Chef Gas stove. Call 497-X. 17-tf.

FOR RENT: Modem 6-room home at 611 East Seminary. Phone 329. 21-tf FOR RENT—As Mr. Ratcluiff is moving nearer his work, my house at 504 Elm street will be available for occupancy after Oct. 4. Mrs. Ben Blaydes, Roaohdale. 23-2t

—Wanted -

Salesmen Wanted: Men wanted for good nearby Rawleigh route. Real opportunity for right man. Write Rawleigh Co., INJ-178-OW, Freeport, 111., or see W. J. Wallen, 609 S. Indiana, Grcencastle, Ind. 24-Oct. l-8-15-4p

MAN WANTED to call on fanners. Permanent position with steady income. Clifford H. Jordan, 111., made $65 first week. Chas. Skahill, la., made $326 first month. Car and knowledge of fanning necessary. Not necessary to write letter; just fill out coupon below and mail to Box 164, Dept. 1062. Quincy, 111-

Age

years on farm ...

Name

Address

FLOOD FIGHTING SECTOR (Continued From Page One) day was an imminent threat not only to Toledo but to Madrid itself. Today the leftists were talking of an offensive—not a mere local one but a big one—on the MaquedaTalavera front, to start soon. The change in the feeling at Madrid was reflected clearly in the attitude toward the Alcazar at Toledo. Yesterday it was admitted that the fortress must be captured because the besieging army was in danger of isolation by rebels. Today the feeling was, if only for the hour, that there was no hurry. From the north, it was reported that the leftists at Bilbao had offered to surrender provided all lives were spared and that their surrender was supervised by League of Nations officials. The rebel sources that reported the offer -15 hours before the expiration of an ultimatum of attack at 1 a. m. tomorrow— said that Gen. Emilio Mola, commanding. was unlikely to agree to supervision but might spare the lives of soldiers if they dropped their guns peaceably. Pending possible surrender, the rebel columns proceeded on toward Bilbao and were near the Elbar arms factory, important to the leftists, and the equally important Deva oil depots. Rightist sources continued to disseminate wild stories—that a great French Masonic lodge was giving “instruction” to Spanish communists on political and military affairs; that President Manuel Azana had resigned and was a prisoner because he wanted to surrender; that an envoy left Madrid to offer the presidency to Martinez Barrios, chief of the eastern emergency government at Alicante; that there was disagreement betwen Madrid and Catalonia; that President Luis Companys of the semi autonomous Catalonian government was dead.

A* SOCIETY Bti' -w—

Putnamville Couple Honored at Shower A miscellaneous shower was held Wednesday evening at the Putnamville church in honor of Mr. anti Mrs. Gerald Sublette. The shower was given by a number of relatives and friends of the couple. Mrs. Sublette before her recent marriage was Miss Georgia Elizabeth Evens. The entertainment included several numbers by a quartet composed of George Benefiel, Gerald Morgan, Roy Evens and Mr. Sublette. Refreshments were served to more than fifty guests. 4- 4* 4- 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* Sublet te-Eveus Manage Announced Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evens of Putnamville, announce the marriage of

WATCH F ° r c TAX-o-GRAMS ■ . ■ ’ . • i

THE LANDLORD SAYS WE CANT BLAME HIM E0R THE INCREASE.

IF HE ISN'T TO BLAME I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHO IS.

OUR LANDLORD WAS HERE TODAY. AND RAISED OUR RENT.

iHOW COME -WERE 1 PAYING- ENOUGH •NOW, I THINK.

(HESAYS HE HAS TO EARN MORE MONEY ON HIS PROPERTY TO PAY NEW DEAL TAXES AND HIGHER LIVING COSTS

SEE NOW THAT EVEN WE ARE GOING TO HAVE TO PAY FOR WASTEFUL NEW DEAL SPENDING.

RENT AND EVERYTHING WE NEED COSTS MORE NOW, BECAUSE OF THE NEW DEAL

BELIEVE ME — WE RE GOING TO VOTE AGAINST THE NEW DEAL/

You haven't seen anything yet in the way of higher rents and higher living costs if the wasteful spending of the Roosevelt New Deal is allowed to continue. STOP THE HEW DEAL / Vci& tfepid&catt ELECT LAND0N

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