The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1937 — Page 3

ffHE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTuE, INDIANA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 19.17.

r hat My Wife Saved After Trading [Months At Oakley's Was Amazing!

■Mv »lf« Uenionslrated to me that It ean 1 iloiie. For «ix months 1 ha\<‘ niven her . r ..pillar l<»od allowunee. Today she me what she had SAVED; And, L; of all, our table has been more plentii than ever. Yes, sir, we are going to E.-t buying a home! The savings we make * OAKLEY’S will help! (We reserve the ll,( to limit (|iiantities—Price* subject to

rket changes). SALMON

ALITYCHUM Q Lb. Lrente Low Price W Cans

ECONOMIZE ^ mu 1 V KCONOMY / ^STOtl^

3 « L 129c

Basket Ball Brand toitN 2 , N ,r„. ! 25c Extra ttuslity Sweet Corn, ■'ream Style.

COFFEE

Oakley’s Special, lb.

BREAD fir 8c Oakley's Delicious Twisted It read Valuable Coupon in each Loaf.

-Fancy Fruits and Vegetables— ANANAS, Golden Yellow, Fancy Fruit, 5 Lbs 25< |{ \ IT.FIU'IT, March Seedless, 3 for lOi Pi’Ll S, Fancy Winesap, 4 lbs. 23< EDISHES, Fancy Texas, Kound Ked Buttons, 2 bunches Ik EI.EHY. Fancy F’lorida, Lgs. bunch 3< |.;\V CABBAGE, Solid Crisp Heads

3 Lb*

,M KT POTATOES, Nancy Hall, 5 lbs 25c

10c

BROOMS A Sturdy Five Sewed Broom.

29c

EACH

tiicd ^'heat

15c

Quaker The

original, 2 pkgs.

IrDINES, Tomato or Mustard Sauce

l Oval Tins Me At KEKEL, Fancy Quality, 3 cans . 25c At AKONI, Ked Cross /• OK/* 'A<>HETTI I.ong or Elbow O |»kgs^«Jv l A PE JAM, Big 4 Lb. Jar 4Sc

APPLE JUICE, Dole, 4(1 o/„ ean 3«e JEKKIES, Pitted O No. 2 Pie Cherries mi Cans

PEAS Sep View Brand Early June

CANS

25c

—Quality Meats— lESH FISH— Fillet of Hndock, No Bone or wasta lb 14 1 j c Perch Fillets, Fresh, No Bone, Lb. 14',e Whiting or Jack Salmon, Fresh, lb. H l-3e It'ittertly Fillets, No I tone or waste 12'jC ll.AS, Arnioitr’s Sugar Cured, Slutnk|(.>s, t to ti Lb. average, l.h. I5i/jC lESH GKOITND BEEF, Lb. 12' 2 c [IKE POKK SAUSAGE, Lb. IJi/jc IEESE. PVtll Cream, Lb. iO'je JKDEN’S CHATEAU CHEESE It spreads or slices, 1-2 Lb. t*c ►AKE KIBS, Fresh Meaty, Lb. l.V/jc iLECTED PORK BRAINS, Lb. Hi/jC lESH OYSTERS, Solid Pack, Qt. Stic

GREEN BEANS Tender, Cut Stringless 4 33c

SALAD DRESSING Hnllieuiiiia Same high qual- OK/* ity, Qt. Jar

‘Agitating The Draperies” (By Jimmie) Bainbruke Net Team Is Honored

TURKEY SUPPER GIVEN ’MONDAY NIGHT FOR NORTH

PUTNAM SQUAD

A turkey supper in honor of the Bainbridge high school basketball team, was given Monday evening, by Mr. and Mrs. Hen Solomon at their j home east of Bainbridge. The ball players present were Matthew Michael, William Comer. | Max Whitaker, David Samuel Hos- | tetter, Claude Wilson, Stanley South, Leo Proctor. Robert Michael, Wal1 lace Eacheson, and Albert Solemn: also William Ader, student manager; Robert Harvey, coach; William F. i Summerville, principal; Frances Me- | Chire, teacher, and Junior South, j Two high school girls who assisted in ! serving the meal were Lucille Good | win and Alberta Pierson. The evening was spent playing

] cards and games.

Beware Coughs from common colds That Kang On No matter how many medicines you I have tried for your cough, chest, cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with CreoraulMon. Serious ; trouble may be brewing; and you can- | not afford to take a chance with anything less titan Creomulsion. which I goes right to the s.v.t ot the trouble I to aid nature to soothe and heal the inflamed membranes as the germ-laden ! phlegm is loosened and expelled. I Even if other remedies have failed, don’t be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. < Ad vd

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KiisN’clIville (29)

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"B” game Russellville,

22; Wave-

land, 19. (overtime.

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AT ROAC’HDALE Final score: North Salem, Roachdale, 18. Score at half: North Salem, : Roachdale, 8. North Salem i3!R B Durham, f 7 Wilhoit, f 6 Alexander, c ... 1 Butin, g 3 Buckingham, g 0 Koachdale (18) B Thomas, t 0 Eggers. f 3 Gough, t 2 Irwin, c 1 Stoner, g 1 Bunion, g 1 Officials: Martin (Fillmorei Crawley (Greencastle).

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AT RUSSELLVILLE

Final score- Russellville. 29; Wave-

I land, 26.

Score at half—Waveland 14; Rua-

j seliville, 13.

Waveland (26> B F ! Oliver, f 2 0

family of New Ric hmond spent Sun-

day with relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Everman and Mr. and Mis. Clifford Beard and family were guests of Mr .and Mrs. Neal

IK- Mvtrman, Sunday.

Florence and Roselyn Wilson of Indianapolis, spent the weekend with 2 their parents. Mr and Mrs. Turney

0 ! Wilson.

0 Mr. and Mrs. E H. Westlund and 3 |''aughter of Decatur, 111., spent the 0 weekend with Mr and Mrs. Frank

F Kennedy,

1 j Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Harbison enter0 tained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and 0 Mrs. Paul McGaughey and family, 1 Mrs. Della McGaughey and Mr. and

0 Mrs. E. H. Norman.

Miss Lucy Leonard spent Sunday .vith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everman. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stelnmelr and 'nnilly of Indianapolis were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clod-

telter and J. C. Wilson.

Mrs A i tie Harlin has returned to her home at New Market after spending several weeks with Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Everman and •’amily.

LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER STATE BUDGET

,.iwa. 1 P. Biemmn, state budget di-! anapolls were here for tne funeral of

! r> tor. In a digest of the appropriation bill the committee explained the j SI. - ,.000,000 increase over the 1935-37

state expenses ns follows:

( 1. Passage of bills by the last legislature requiring expenditure of : funds for which no appropriation was MILLION DOI.- made, $1,426,550.

AFFKOPRIA- i 2. New construction and equipment

for state institutions increased $1,-

653.540.

3. Restoration of salary cuts to

j state institution employes, equivalent Second Budget Measure jCulls For !l 1 1 cent raise justified by $14,174,790 To Finance Indiana’s I'igluc to. t of living. $1,307,790.

i 4. Increases required under existing statutes for state highway pur-

INDIANAPOL1S. Fob. 11. (DPI . I P oscs - 55,500,000. .

The Townsend administration today | , rv Improvements In state schools,

was to submit to the legislature r - -•'’O.OOO i tort.

INC REASE OF 13 LARS IN NEW TION MICAS! KE

1937-39 BUDGET IN TWO BILLS

Share Of Federal rPojects

Mrs. Harvey Rettis. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Staggs spen’’ a few days last week with Joe Staggs. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hall anil daughter of Brazil called on Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce, Tuesday. Rev. L. P. Sample will conduct cervices at the Clinton Falls M. P. church, both morning and evening, Feb. 14.

sQm-Aos

-For SaW

budget of $63 612.910 for the l!t57-: !i

6. Provision for 50 new state

biennium state governmental expen-1 hi " h "’ a y P o!icpmen 1” <’ach of the ditures, an increase of $13,169,254 m ' xt two '■ vars ' demanded under Gov. over the 1935-37 biennium. I M Clifford Townsend’s important . , . , . I .'.atety propiam, $609,600. A second budget bill tentatively, _ , , . , , , ,, ,

Withdrawal of federal aid for

calling for $14,174,799 lo finance the ,., , , , . . , , rsmorv care. $151,575 increase for

state’s share of projects in which l;

, , , , the adiutant -encral’s office,

joins with the federal government i , ,

I iDUVlnp it

to bo offeretl lattM*. This is u.lmovt

entirely the social security pro<;i u.i 1 , , , , .. , i 1 tliil the “regular” appropnaexpenditures to be administered by . , ,, , , , , 1 ... Lon bill be consideied bv the legis-

the newly created department o' , , l lature under three headings: operat1 ing expense of state government for

New 13 plate Battery, guaranteed 6 months $.1.90. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

qiideavored to oxer-

the committee

public welfare.

Thus the total budget handed thir year for the first time in two separate bills one for exclusive state expenditures and the other for federal aid projects will be $77,787,709. Original requests of stale depa'-t-ments and institutions total!, I $97.655,571 but included in this figure was the federal government’s share of the social security program, ap-

proximately $15,000,000.

Simultaneously, the budget estimates revealed ttial the treasury

the biennium of $30,866,960; capital outlaw (new construction) from the existing treasury surplus, $3,896,000; independent funds and accounts of $28,850,950, disposition of which is provided in the acts creating the

funds.

“All of the foregoing.” the committee said, “comes well within the revenue now provided by law, leaving a sufficient balance to make teacher (salary) payments of $20 200 000 in the two-year period.”

FOR SALE: Practically new Baby Grand Piano, can bo had by paying balance due on contract. Write Cromwell Storage, 200 N. 3rd, Terre Haute, Indiana. 9-6t Cardinal AAA Chicks Guaranteed to live. Why take chances? 25-Lb. Purina Startena Feed with each 100 chicks ordered three weeks in advance. Write for prices. Cardinal Hatchery, Brazil. Indiana. ..0-tf

Coal 519-K.

for Sale. $5.00 Artie Young.

iili.

call 11 6t

FOR SALE OR RENT: 70 acres South of Butler School known as the Donald Farm. J. Harold Bassett. Receiver 213 National Bldg., Terre Haute, Tnd. ll-3t

FOR SALE Starks A-gtade delicious apples, bushel basket. $1.39;

surplus expected for next June will ‘ Thi. is mi the' basis of $500 annual- oysters, sealed pint. $25c; salt fish, he $15,470,000 and not $17,804,000 •< j,.- to ,, , q , :i<p state's 20.200 teach- , 8 for 25c: fresh perch fillets, lb., anticipated by former Gov. Paul V l in. units, but Townsend has indicat 20c. Economy Store. It Uiltx’f Irx/xlii/I/x •ili'vxrxof .. . i. ...’ll 4... 4 —. 1 ^ n «4- ——————— ,, ,

FOR SALE Repair parts for all makes, coal or wood, heaters, cookstoves, ranges. Furniture Exchange. | East side square. Phone 170-L.

McNutt, who didn’t include almost $2,000,000 appropriated for poor relief which is unspent but is classed

as a liability.

Revenue under existing tax schcd ules was estimated nt $65,656,000 for the two year peril I. which the budget committee indicated would bo sufficient to balance the budget un les sthe legislature passes hills draining the general fund without providing new sources of revenue. The state budget committee consists of Sens. Thurman Gottschalk and I Floyd Garrott: Reps. Ernest C. Ropkoy and Howard Creighton: W. P. Cosgrove, state examiner; and

e l tic will try to increase the state’s share to $800. the difference to tie paid from the treasury surplus. As in 1935, the committee lumped r recommendations for new building I

c'istruction (capital outlays), in ai for v V fund to be administered by j .uound

'IT COSTS NO MORE FOR AN OSTERMOOR

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TERMS-

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plus uiuol budget plan tarrying chorgt

Salmon For National Canned Salmon week, we offer you a real value at this price. Stock up now!

U'.;' governor and budget emmittee. This was done, it was explained, “that expenditure from the nppronidation may be eontrolled,” and “’hat the state may he able to meet Hot mi nt s of federal funds to be mml.' by the public works adminis-

tration for building projects.”

The recommendations of the budg ! committee to the legislature failed to even tentatively earmark any of the capital outlay funds for any given institutional or depart-

r..ent’ll building program.

SALE Good work 2*j Miles northeast

horse. Brick

Chapel. Frank W. Day.

1 l-13-2p

FOR SALE Good Jersey cow with young calf by side. See Roy Zenor, on O. B. Lane farm, Bainbridge. It Food sale Saturday morning at the Browning Hardware Store. Catholic ladtcr. ll-2t

FOR SALE Twenty-nine shoals, weight 100 lbs. William Oliver, Fillmore. 10-2p

FOR weighing

6-7.

SALE Eighteen ahoats, 70 to 75 lbs. Phone Rural

9-3p

—For Rent—

TALI, CAN

Browning. Phone 214.

25-tf

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Iona

or Spaghetti Sultana ilianil

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I’kg. li-Lb. rkg. 4 Pkgs.

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OF THE WORIO fAMOUS// ^/wneMfwtuf OSTERMOOR Here’s a mattress bargain you’ll long remember. Your chance to own a genuine high grade Ostermoor at a bargain price. There are long years of supreme sleep comfort in its patented hinged coil innerspring construction. The cushioned resilience of its layer-built padding of Ostermoor processed felt will caress you to sound, dreamless sleep...Heavily quilted borders, secure tufting, beautiful tailoring... Remember! Ostermoors are built, not stuffed... Your choice of a wide variety of quality covering*. The season’s choicest patterns and colors. All standard sizes...Come in and make your choice while they last. Buy

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Cnftfttfl C Gelatin Dessert drAii&lX All Flavors | WHITEHOUSE MILK | SULTANA KICK

. nAUai# OAJin / Beauty Brush Set I llAnf AT OUAr \For 25c and 3 Wrappers ■ MARSHMALLOWS Cam p fire CRACKER JACK witVS'pkg. Black Pepper Lh 10c Chocolate Drops Pacific Tissue 6 *'' 1 " 19c Cream o! Wheel Kidney Bean8 Su ^r*4 c.n. 25c Lima Beans Ulead VVA:?.!’ Mataron, "’ir ,ul

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Monday in Indianapolis. ,

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tigner spent

T .lay night with Mr. and Mrs. : ( Pmil Thomas. | , Mr. and Mrs. C 4. Tigner will go t.: the home of their daughter, Mrs. | ’ Ivin Swain, at Danvalle. for a short,

I visit

—Wanted —

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Opening in Putnam County for hustler under 50 with car for distributor of Watkins

necessary.

$20 up first week. A

... . <■ .Products. No investment

b fore moving to ( olumbus, O.,

! ( ’hji nicikf*

in't'c Mr Tigner will resume his old ) steady, pleasant, idependent business

tr ole as harness maker.

.Mr and Mrs. Henry Marshall, Mr. an 1 Mis. C. A Tigner and Beatrice ; ner railed on Mi and Mrs. John ,i nxton anil daughter Saturday

night.

1 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnston and 1 ily spent Sunday with John John1 and family. nan Irwin returned home Satur- ‘ ('ay from Florida. Members of the I.ong Branch Church of Christ in Madison town- ! ship spent $15 to the Red Cross Hrod relief fund through radio stn1 lion WLS, at Chicago.

future for a man with ambition to succeed on bis own Write J. R. Watkins Co., Columbus, Ohio. 8-6t

WANTED- Girl for general housework. Phone 94. 11-3t

WANTED. Girl for general housework and care of children afternoons. 1510110 372-1,. South Indiana street Road. 11-2p

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8e Macaroni

«*, 33c Qinjer Bread Mix I)ur *i’i* 25c

HOW WE DO IT! Ostermoor & Co. wanted to clean up their odd lots of $42.59 and $49.50 mattress tickings. We bought the assostment, tailored onto standard $42.50 “Service Stripe’’ mattresses, practically at factory cost . . . Then we decided to slash our profit, too, and make this the *a/e of the year. Your chance to own a genuine $42.50 Ostermoor at a tremendous saving.

YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE wh&e. tJwfQaAt!

fresh fruits and vegetables !. GRAP^FWJliTsForrrT. 10c To co-opcrale with the grower* we’ve bought heavily— Priced low—and ure passing the saving on to you. I SPINACH, Free from grit, Lb. 5c i NEW CABBAGE, Solid Heads, 3 Lbs 10c > NEW POTATOES, Lb. 5c L!INIIIII0:*::jl'>»«*’TifflifflWOL'IilittWtM'tiltiltiKrT'X .m .■<* '■ •: m graMKmi.’ast ■ ■■■■wiiiwwiiiiniNwiiH ■ww'b.itirtM'Mii 1.1 ► mm mmIN OUR MEAT MARKETS ’ SLICED BACON, Lb 27c CHUCK ROAST, Lb 17c PURE PORK SAUSAGE Lb. 17c SWISS STEAK, Lb 19c PORK CHOPS, Lb 25c , «- a h ! P&P FOOD STORGS

•!• •!• •!• •!• •!• -I •!• •!* •!- CLINTON FALLS -F •!• Mrs. Eilla Staggs , *’* -I- •’• •!• -I- •!• -I* •'.* -8 4' *1 4- -I- .*o$ i ‘ Miss Helen Sands is spending a | few days with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert

j Betti.’.

Rev. W. H. Harris, Jimmie Manker end Mrs. Goble Marksbury of Indi-

WANTED: Work in home by girl. Address Box D. care Banner. Ip —Miscellaneous—

If excess acid causes you Stomach Dicers, Gas Pains, Indigestion, Heartburn, Get free sample doctor’s pre- | rrription, Udga, at L. M. Stevens.

Tues-Thu rs.-tf

NOTICE

You Can Save Money by paying your Telephone account on or before the 15th of each month So as to avoid a Collection Charge.

Greencastle Exchange Indiana Associated Telephone Corporation

GAVE SONATA KECITAL Prof. Herman Berg, violinist, and Robert Sheldon, pianist, of the university music school faculty, gave a sonata recital. Tuesday evening. The program was an unusually interesting one. consisting of a Sonatine by the contemporary Mexican composer Chavez, the Cesar Franck Sonata and the Richard Strauss Sonata. The Chavez proved to be quite modem in idiom and very clever music; its gejiuine worth must, of course be determined by future judgment which will have the advantage of perspective. The Franck is one of the great works in its field; and the Strauss one of the early works by its composer, perhaps a bit over-sen-timental, but still an extremely effective and imposing work. Throughout the performance a very successful ensemble was achieved, together with an interpretation of sensitive ami genuinely musical distinction. Which is a tribute to both the artists. Mr. Berg’s exceptionally fine tone on his newly acquired Guadagnlni violin was a feature of the recited.

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