The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 October 1936 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1936.

•J. BRICK CHAPEL + v -!• •!• •>- •{- + E'lwanl Carroll was callo<l homo last wi < k from California on account cf the serious illness of his mother. Rev. anil Mrs. Paul Vitehri and children of Arizona ate dinner Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs Charles Rutter and called on other friends. The Rallies Aid of Chapel held reelection of officers at their last me. tin^ which are as follow, President, Myrtle Allen; Second-vice, Ida \\'i ' it and Ii-ola O’llair; Secretary Mrs Mary Woodworth; Treasurer, Mis. Blanche O'Hair. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Evans, Mr. and Mis. Oscar O'Hair went to the corn nipeling Monday, east of Indianapolis. Miss draco Wright was called home by the death of her grand mother, Mrs. Perilins^ The Willing workers will meet with Mrs. Ada Kee Thursday, October 8. All members note change. Mrs. Mattie Piiest and granddaughter, Gaylene left the hospital and went to her daughters, Mrs. Bryn Brackney. O. W. Bales went to Indianapolis Monday to see his son and wife. Mrs. O. W. Bales visited with Mr. and Mrs Marian Farrow Tuesday. Mrs. Russell Scobee is on the mend,

and hope she will soon be well again. Mr. and Mrs. Witt Wright went shopping in Crawfordsvillc Tuesday evening. Mrs. Helen Reising anil family visited the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Reising. Mr. and Mrs. L<h‘ of Putnamvllle visited their daughter, Mrs. Paul Reising Thursday of last week.

(?} •!* •h v WEST JEFFERSON TWP. •! •!« Mrs. Viola MoOummnck -1 *!* •!• -I* *!• »!• *!• d- •!* *'* Revival meetings going on at New Providence church. Frank Day and son called on Sam Snapp and family Sunday. Mr. Parker, father of Mrs. .Tames Watts has been quitg ill for the past

week.

Mrs. Bessie McCammaek

been repairing the Center Valley church south of Bellville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neier spent Sunday night with Earnest McCammack. The M year old daughter of Mrs. Yanders was taken to the Riley Hospital last Thursday for treatment of Goiter. Mrs. Ethel Case called on Mrs. Anna Keller Monday morning. Mr. anil Mrs. Lawrence Wildman and daughter Rachel, Mrs. Orlena Wildman were in Grecncastlc Saturday afternoon.

WIDE TRAINING FOR JOBS HELD COLLEGE NEED

FOR SALE: IHdl Ford Ti uek long wheel base with duel wheels. Call 733-X, 201 North Indiana street. Ip

WANTED-

your next com-

missioner, First District. Buford Lee Fall. 8-tf

CHICAGO, (UP) Memory i« put on a pedestal and reasoning powers are left undeveloped by present educational trends, University of Chicago speakers told .100 executives at a conference of public and private

school administrators.

Prof. Ralph W. Tyler said re found that GO per cent of the college stu-

NALVATION MIMV COUPS OF BLOOD DONORS FORMED

RICHMOND, Va. <UP>—Maj. Al- _ . .

„ , , , , i the most part on their instructors’

fred Housden has organized a group , .

.memorized statements

of volunteer blood donors among the ' “Instruction given in senooi.s and

FOR SALE: Seven pigs, weight about r,0 lbs. Roy Graver, Commercial Place. Ip

—MiscellaneouB—

-Lost—

FREE Four pups, police. Clifford Black.

part Gorman Phono 37G.

8 2t

LOST—Black, half grown police dog. Answers to name Tiger. Reward. Finder return to American Commons Club. 7-4t

NOTICE: Now located on comer

on the t where in

er acquire,! tD, "roup of pron^.^ Th,> academy is n

grizzly k.L

tlteir collection l *d by George On),

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dent of the

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-For Rent—

FOR RENT One modern furnish-

dents whom he questioned relied for i 0( | bedroom. Close to business ills

triet. 101-Y.

Ill west Walnut.

Phone 7-2t

men guests at and home here.

the Salvation Army

daughter, Marjorie spent the week end with Ernest McCammaek. Relatives front Indianapolis spent the week end with Paul Benassi and family. Mr and Mrs. Sam Snapp and children railed on Pat Combs and family Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Allen, Marie Pierce, spent Sunday with Earl Allen and family. James Watts and Abb Alice have

During the past few months, almost 100 persons have given their blood for transfusions. A few of the men were paid by the hospital for| their services. Houston said, but' most om them received nothing. Some of the homeless volunteers said they were inspired by a desire to aid the patients. A few of them said they were inspired by a desire to aid the patients. A few of them said

they did it “for a thrill.”

AGAIN we SAVINGS .

OFFER SENSATIONAL , . CERTIFIED VALUES!

AGAIN we have scoured the world’s markets—combed every corner of the globe—for months — to bring you th» most outstanding values we have offered. And every one it CERTIFIED—guaranteed complete satisfaction or your money hack. AGAIN you save SAFELY the Kroger Way! SUGAR Pure , Jl Cane v

FREE

Introductory Offer

Bottle of

AVALON BLUING FREE

With the Purchase of NEW AVALON SOAP FLAKES

Avondale

IIDrh

Quality

rkz. 17c

Breakfast

Champions

Mint Patties > d>- 19c Delicious Candy Cookies u> 19c Chocolate Economy Waldorf Tissue 6 «<>»• 25c

Fculd’s

4 rkgs. 25c

llacaronf, Spaghetti, Noodles

Better r Country ( lub Print, Lb. .Site

35c

COICS: Handy Class

Measuring

Cup with the Purchase of

any Three Cans of

ARMOUR’S CORNED

EEEF

Can 19c

ARMOUR S CORNED

BEEF HASH

Can 15c

FLOUR

WHEATIES

PORK & BEANS APPLE BUTTER BLACK PEPPER

lOMATO TWINKLE

CLOCK BREAD

Country

Club

-52c 24 S 69c

PkBS. JQq

19c

2 4

Cans

Country 88-Oz. 1 Club Qt. Jar J.3C

Unusual Value

U>-Lb.

Pkg.

JUICE

Country Club —Big Value

Gelatin Dessert

Big 50Oz. Can

It’s Fresher

10c 19c

rto. 15c

11 o-Lb.

Loaf

BANANAS APPLES

Fancy Firm Yellow Ripe

No. 1 Grimes Golden Eating or Cooking

Lbs.

1 5c 25c

POTATOES

Washington Box Jonathan, 4 Lbs. 25c 8 Lbs 25c TOKAY GRAPES

Fancy Cluster Bunches

No. 1 Colorado

McClures

A Very Fine Variety for All Purposes

SWT 1’OTATOES 10c GREEN BEANS

ONIONS nr 10 l

GRAPEFRUIT 5c CELERY

Round

Stringless

15c ICEBERG LETTUCE - h

Large

Michigan

2 Lt, 17c 2">'15c

10c 10c

Crisp Ea.

Heads

0 Stalks

CHOICE QUALITY MEAT3 SMOKED PICNICS, Armour’s Star Shank less, lb. 20c WHITING, Fresh Frozen, 3 Lbs 37^ IIADIKK K FILLETS, Choice Pieces, lb ]5 C FILLET OF SOLE, A real Fish Treat, lb 29c OYSTERS, Frcshore Urand, Pt 29c Controlled Quality Beef, Selected, Inspected and Protected STEAKS, ('hoice Round or Sirloin, lb 29c ROLLED ROASTS, Boneless Rib or Runi|), lb 27c SWISS STEAKS, Fancy Round Shoulder, Lb 19c (’WICK ROASTS, Tender Delicious, lb 17^ c GROUND BEEF, Fresh Pure Beef, for Loaf, 2 lbs. 29c ( HICKFNS Dressed Fry*, Fresh from nearby farms 29C

KROGER STORES

colleges over-emphasizc the memorizing of items of information and ' does not aim, as it should.” he said, ■ “at the cultivation of pov/ers ol ana-

lysis and influence.”

Attention given to stimulating, inquiring attitudes and effoits at independent thinking is wholly inadequate, Dr. Charles H. Judd said. “The greatest rewards in life,” he said, “go to the few who are able to ^ carry on the higher types of mental

. activity.

“This does not mean the mere ability to reproduce information ” Both educators advocated greater opportunity for independent study. Dr. Frank E. Freeman told the conference that modern educational phychologists have found that education is less a natural maturing of instincts, abilities and interests, and more a question of stimt 'ations and personal experiences. He quoted studies to shew that the age at which there is no further advancement in learning capacity is not 13, 16, or 18, as some educators believed, but is 19 or beyond. There is no typical “curve of learning,” he said.

FOR BENT Five room house in Northwood. Call 225 or 4.17. 7-31

FOR RENT — Six room house, semi-modem, double garage, small barn, chicken house and lot, garden, three-fourths acre. Maud Arnold, Fillmore. 8-3p

FOR RENT — Furnished, modern apartment, steam heat. Phone 557. 8-3t

-Wanted —

WANTED — Student or family washings. Mrs. K. O. Neal. Phone 374-L. 7-2t

WANTED — Experienced woman for general housework for family of two. Address Box V. Banner. 7-2t

WANTED: Girl 20-25, housework. Reference required. Humboldt 4917 - 5891 North New Jersey Street, Indianapolis. 6-3ts. WANTED— Property in Commercial Place. Tharp, Columbia street.

8-lp

Vine and Franklin St.. North Side | for l ' ir, l’w,| of Square, one block east. Walter S 1 " 1,11 th, ‘ 1 . Campbell. 7-30ts II '' ^

Uaska, Haiti aa)[ ° n llia ex Pe<!iU<,n v narrowly e!W . aw ^ canoe over turw

guide.

Blaeksmithing; Auto repairing Glenn J. Michael, Balnbridge, ind.

C-3p

Call Grace's Beauty Shop. Speeial on permanents for the next two weeks. Phono 79 K. 7-2t

Stop drowning yourself In a tub full of work. Just call 126 and we will rescue you with our Thrifty Service. Our biggest wash day bargain. Home Laundry * Cleaners. 8 ip

Corn is expensive. Murphy’s Cutcost Hog Balancer will save from 1-3 to 1-2 of that expensive corn In feeding hogs. Ask us about it. Hillis Feed Store. 8-9-12-3t ACADF.MY SENDS EXPI.ORKR OUT FOR GRIZZLIES

PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Major Nicholas Biddle, big-game hunter, explorer, and World War officer, is off on another expedition with gun and camera for a sortiq against Rocky Mountain grizzly bea;r. Biddle, president of the Pennsylvania State Game Commission, left here by airplane for Pitchwork, Wyo., scene of an earlier expedition, to bring back the bears for a display to be placed in the North American Hall of the Academy of Natural Sciences. He will establish his headquarters

DIVOUCi; roios-T i:a\(h * BEULAH. iv-T ranch area arounr ous fishing stream t edge of t ho Black ti a second Reno, if J; Walpole Land Co. t requiring only M < has become popular ter. Mrs. Grace VandJ Mrs. Sylvia Conn-ay of New York, rcoat after spending two ranches. The plan of the | to erect a hotel raaj( modern cottages, on far from the famiJ estate. Sundance, V.'vi town, is only a sho There, it is said, 'livo tained without and fanfare. The Sand Creek recreational facilitij ing, horseback climbing anil other

INVENTS SNOREMETER

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, (UP) — A snoremeter, to measure the volume of noeturnal crooners, recently was exhibited hero as the invention of a high school student.

SiPBHriiDS

Phone 645 - 257 WHITE CLEANERS “SatltifucUon Guaranteed”

— For Sale—

FOR SALK OR RENT: Old Brockway residence, G29 east Washington street. S. C. Sayers. G-3t

FOR SALE: Six milk cows; (wo Jersey Heifers; Some good work horses; one 1933 Plymouth sedan; two used Eord trucks; two International used trucks; one general purpose John Deere tractor, new motor and good as new $450.00. Walter S. Campbell, Corner Vine and Franklin Greencastle. 6-8-10-3ts.

FOR SALE Used Delco light gen- , erators, 110 volt radios, gasoline engine for Maytag washer. R. O. Scohee, 512 South Tn-Mana street. 8-2p

FOR SALE Pure bred Duroc hoars; Jersey cow, 4 years old, fresh soon. Kenneth Morrison. 6-8-2p

RUMMAGE SALE — Saturday morning, Oct. 10 at 8 o’clock in Cook building, north side square. Delta Theta Tau. 7-3t

FOR SALE — Yearling hens, big English White Leghorn. Mrs. R. I. Pierce, Phone Rural 49. 7-2p

Halloween novelties, decorations for home, school and party. Snider’s Wall Paper Store. 7-4t

FOR SALE: Government built, j Sanitary Toilets. Labor Free. Box! 214. Putnam Co., Community Sanita-| tion, Phone 32. 5 3t |

FOR SALE Three burner Flor- j ence automatic wickless oil stove, ! high shelf, $6.50. Furniture Ex- ' change, east side square. Phone 170-L. 8-lp

Repair parts for all makes coal or wood, hcatsrs, cookstoves, ranges. Furniture Exchange, east side square. Phone 170-V. 8-lp 1

FOR SALE Eig seven year old work horse, native bred and broke, sound and gentle; good cow coming fresh; three well bred Shropshire rams. Viola Denny, Greencastle, R. 3. 8-2t

FOR SALE Ono stitching machine for shoe repairing; also poplar doors, casings and frame. Tharp, Columbia street. 8-lp

FOR SALE — Registered Shropshire rams; a few good Poland China boars left, also some tried yearling sows. Noble Alice, Greencastle, R. 2. 8-2p

WRECKED

COFFEE

MONEY SAVED ON EVERY Every Day ls wy O A K L E

17c FI.OO

Oakley’s Special lb. bag 3 £ 49c

SALMON, Alaska Red, Lb. Tin 2tc WHEATIES, 3 Pkgs 29c 0XYD0L, Pkg 18c

Kili-lii'n ((in* Guaranteed I'lmu 71 Lb. flag

BREAD

Oakley’s Belter Bread J2 Oz Fresh D-dly Sliced or Regular Loaf

MACARONI, 2 Lb. Pkg , 9c WOODBURY’S SOAP, 3 Bars 22c OVALTINE, Swiss Food Drink, Tin 30c

CRISC

Thi* Porfoot

COCOA

Hershey’s Breakfast Cocoa

POUND TIN

PURE SPICES, 2 Tins 7 C CANDY BARS, 5c Value- 3 for 10c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans 20c

SOAP Divle Yellow •- IIL v Giant Bars

Oven Fresh- Oocoanut Cookies

Lb.

COFFEE Chase and Sonborn i DATED COFFEE) 2 lbs. 45c

SUGAR Pure Cane 25 LB. BAG $1.28 10 Lb. Bag 51c

—FANCY FRUlfcs AND VWiKTABl Potatoes, U. S';, No. 1 Peck Oranges, Dozen Bananas, I.b. Lemons, Dozen Onions, 10 Lb. Bag Head Lettuce, Giant Heads

-Quality MeatsI’URL HOG LARD U. S. Inspected lb \2lc PORK SAUSAGE, lb BOILING BEEF, Lb JQ ■ 8 1-3 C Sugar Cured BOSTON BACON, lb. . HJc Fresh Ground BEEF, lb Hl c Fresh CALF BRAINS, lb. IQc ( HILE, 1 Lb. Brick or roll, lb 17£c FRENCHEI) VEAL CUTLETS, lb. FRESH FISH, lb g i_3 c FRESH OYSTERS, Solid Rack, Rt. 29c (’HOICE Steak or Chops, lb MILK FED Roast, lb |5 - 12 >C \ Htojiw or Hroust for Pocket rk 1 "

panca FLOUR yirgiiib 1

Regular m nUCKWHL YT PK<1.

Dairy Ft Protien jj

1G oz.

100 Lb. B.ipf

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