The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 December 1936 — Page 4

fHE DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1936.

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BERLIN (UPJ- A billiard ball j caused a woman’s death and the ! parting of two lovers here. The ball, played by Hecr Lazle, I shot out of a window and into the | window of the adjoining house. It • hit a cat, which upset an oil lamp, [ and when the owner of the house, an elderly woman returned to find ! Lazle and a friend putting out the | fire, she fell dead. Her untimely death prevented her from carrying out her promise to make her will in/favor of a niece, who is now penniless and unable to marry her dweethoart, a bankrupt business man.

Not just shorter or longer stockings, but hosiery made to fit .. . proportioned at every point. Perfect fit makes stockings look sheerer and more flattering and NoMend wears longer!

SHEERS and SEMI $1.00-$1.15

GRANADA “The Family Theatre" Final Tonight MICKEY ROONEY PATRICIA ELLIS DOWN THE STRETCH’ Tomorrow and Thursday 15c Bal. —20c Main

Flve-mile-a-minute excitement with the test pilots!

Earl and Edith Maxwell

One of the staunchest defenders of Edith Maxwell at her second trial for the slaying of her father was her brother. Earl, shown above with Edith. Sentenced to 25 years in prison on conviction of a murder charge at her first trial, Edith Maxwell obtained a second trial on technical grounds.

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S. C. PREVO CO. OPEN EVENINGS

Let us have your orders now for those nice Giri-hiias Plants and Cut Flowers We assure good selection and safe delivery.

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A FIGHTING FIEND AND A FOOL Ft^rTlONDES!

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A gift of new furniture is sure to please. It makes for lasting happiness. Come in and see the many furniture gifts our Store offers. You will be pleased with the low prices and with the attractive things.

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Give a Beautiful American Oriental Richness, lustre ami sheen as well as beautiful colors and durable service are all parts of these fine rugs. Pi ices are as attractive as the designs. See them. A Lane Cedar Chest Is Sure to Please Richly veneered in beautifully grained walnut with thick cedar linings. These Lane chests are unusual in many features. Prices begin very low. Why Not a New Mattress and Spring Certainly such a gift would be very sensible—and think how much In comfort, rest and healthfulness a new mattress or spring or both will mean. Our prices are attractive.

A Beautiful New Living Room Suite

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Modified modern design and beautifully upholstered in either frieze or cut mohair. 'Comfortable and distinctive. A gift for home all will epjoy.

See this Unusual New Living Room Suite ...

A gi-at bargain—and a groat value. Large tapestry davenport aud chairs—sturdty constructed. See these.

See these Gift Suggestions Smoker Night Stand Bedspread Mattress Cover Table Lamp Curtains Table Scarf Fancy Pillow ‘ Lamp Table Foot Stool Small Rug Boudoir Chair Bissell Sweeper Card Table Floor Lamp Lounge Chair Philco Radio Refreshment Table

See the Many Gifts for Children in our Store

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Bring New Charm with this Dining Suite

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Choice woods of beautiful grain are built Into this splendid suiie. Table with six chairs and large buffet comprise the suit?. Decide now to see It.

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A special suite value—bed. chest and vanity or dresser are included In this fine suite. See this and others In our store now.

the Our Budget Plan Low Cost and Liberal Extension

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KENTUCKY LAW MAY SET BACK JOB INSURANCE FRANKFORT. Ky.. (UP)—Three years must elapse before Kentucky legally can receive benefits of the federal unemployment insurance measure, according to legal experts. There are several provisions in the state’s constitution which probably will cause the delay. The first is that public funds may ube used only for a public purpose; second, that amendments to the constitution may be proposed only at a regular session. and they may be acted upon only by the people at an election at , which representatives to the general

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“MUSIC OVER BROADWAY" NEWS & WORLD ON I’ARAD

assembly are elected. The only “out" would b? for t court of appeals to decide that une; ployment insurance payments to ’ dividuals was for a “public purpose; The next regular session of legislature will be held in 1938. Ti succeeding election at which rep sentatives will be chosen is in N( vember, IDDC. Under federal requirements, state first must set up its own * tern before it may participate in t unemployment insurance fund ben fits.

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SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE

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Onlv Sheaff^r Has Alt Seven of TorJay’a Wanted Pen Features

For any gift occasion, what finer gift th an * Sheaffer Lifetime pon, matched ensemble, or dr* set - beautiful, striking, and guaranteed f° r 1 * owner’s lifetime! And, giving so much, what j( costs so little? P*ns, $2.25 Up - Ensembles, $2.95 Op Dry-Proof Desk Ssts, $5.00 Up SEE OUR SELECTION I

Christmas candy that is u nexcelled means SCHRAFFTS, of course —America’s favori te Candy in Xmas wrapped bc:ies —60c to $1.50.

For those last minute Christmas cards with your NAME IMPRINTED— A special group of c ards— 25 for $1.75—50 for $3 00 —Ready in 4 hours from time your order is left'

SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE

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