The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 February 1937 — Page 2

Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle

The Last Week Of Our 20% Discount Sale This will be the lait week you will have r. chance to save 20 f f and more, on Suits - Overcoats - Topcoats Pajamas - Shirts - Ties - Jackets Leather and Wool With prices advancing wo are compelled to disc:r.t:aue this sale Now i.- a wonderful chance for you to save.

THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated -It Wave* For Ali" Entered in Um poatcfflce at Grt+ccajstle. Indiana. M aecond claw mall nattar under Act of March 8. 1S78. Subscription prica, 10 cent* per week; i3.00 per year by maU In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year by mall outside Putnam County.

CATCHING COLD?

At the first warnin* tneeze — quick — a few drops up each nostril. Its timely use helps prevent many colds

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Our Special For Bargain Day SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ( HOK E OF SLEEVELESS SWEATERS 95c Choice of S4.00 & $4.50 Quality Sweaters $2.95 Each AH Kinds — Cwlom md Style* AT CANNON'S

PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS

is taking treatment

Herman Riley at Martinsville.

Carrue Payne of MaHison to’.vnstiip is reported slowly improving at the I Putnam county hospital.

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Special For Saturday, Feb. 27 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC IRON With 6 Tea Towtels $8.95

MOORE ELECTRIC

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SPECIAL 130% Pure Pennsylvania Oil IN 5 Gal. Pour Pails - $3.00 Highest Quality — S. A. E. No. 10, 20, 30, 40 SATURDAY ONLY

HIGH POINT OIL CO. Downtown Station Southwest Corner Square

Troop 43 Boy Scouts will meet at Gobin Memorial Church at 7 o’clock tonight. Mr and Mrs J P Allen, of Crawlordsville. have moved in that city from 1013 east Market stret to 1111 West Main street.

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Word has been received here of the death of Mrs John Marley of Bloomington. Mr Marley is a brother of Mrs. John Maloney west Franklin street. Mrs. C. L. Torr. who spent most of this winter in Greencastle with relatives. has returned to her home in Muscogee, Okla Mrs Torr is a sister of Mrs A S Curtis and L. A Busby. Miss Irene Veach and Miss I=abel Siegel of Marshall. Ill . were guests of Miss Geneva Vaughn over the weekend. Miss Veach and Miss Siege! are teachers in tne city schools of Marshall. Funeral services for Worley Shoemaker. of Floyd township, who died Monday, were held Wednesday morning at 10:30 o’clock from the Wesley Chapel church, with burial in tne Wesley Chape! cemetery. Mrs. W. W. Lockwood of Shanghai. China, who has been visiting I her mother, Mrs. S. B Towne, left j today for New York for a visit with her sons. She is expected to return j to Greencastle about the first of 1

May.

Funeral services for Mrs Man,’ Elizabeth Williams of Brazil, mother | of Mm. C. C. Gillen of this city, were held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home of another daughter. Mrs William Scobell. Brazil. Interment was in the Cottage Hill cemetery Brazil. Two turkey hens at the home of James Burk, county school attendance officer, of Clinton Falls, are grieving widows today Monday night tneir liege lord, the big gobbler, was abducted from his roost by their side, and no trace of him whatever has been discovered, nor of the identity of the thief. Mrs Katherine Turney Garten, noted bookreviewer of the midwest, will come to the DePauw Campus on Thursday, February 25. under the auspices cf Y. W. C. A. to review Heiser's Odyssey of an American Doctor Y W. C. A. has selected this book from Mrs. Gartens repertoire of

Mr and Mrs Ed Lyncn of Plainfield, are the parents of a daughter. Mary Louise, bom Wednesday morning at the Putr.am county hospital. On April 9 and 10 there will be examinations held at Indianapolis for the Indiana state employment service. Anyone wishing further information may call at the Green-

castle postoffice

Bargain Day Special—100 lbs. 16 per cent Dairy ration. $1.85. Miller Grain Co. 24-2t

Try a ton of our egg coal and be convinced of its quality Green Coal Company. 24-26-21

Don’t

Coxie's.

forget music tonight

FOR SALE or TRADE for Cattle: 9-year old mu> good worker, gentle. 16 hands. O. Norwood. 1 mile west of Belle Union 24-26-2p

«$+ + + + ++ + + + + + + 4* BELLE UNION 4 •ej 44444 4 a e4 a !*4*4*t > Mr. and Mrs Scott of Hall and Mr and Mrs. Layton Clifford and son weer guests of Mr and Mrs. A M

Hodge. Monday

Mrs. Leo Clearwater* and children visited Mrs Pear! Cooper Monday. Mrs. Alpha Haines called on Mrs. Cynthia Alice Thursday afternoon. Mm. Christine Alley visited Mrs. Viola Hodge. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Edna Ogles and son visited Mrs. Pearl Cooper. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haines, Mr. and Mrs A. M Hodge. Mr and Mrs. Dayton McCloud and daughter Mrs. Paul Wright and Mr and Mrs. Estil Hodge visited the flood area at Louisville. Jeffersonville and Madison. Sunday. They returned by way of New Point and Indianapolis to

visit friends.

Viola Hodge and Mr and Mrs. A M Hodge attended a sale at New Maysville, Monday. MILK AND ACID FRUITS AID TO DIGESTION

AMHEARST Mass (UP) — Acid fruits when used with milk are a positive aid to digestion. Prof Julius H. Fransen of Massachusetts State

college says.

Persons believe that cherries.

some 200 books as it has been such oranges and other acid fruits when

a favorite lately with her audiences. The state educational department has announced that there will be no report required this spring, as of April 1. on which to base the next payment of funds for tuition support, but that the report as of November 1 will be used for estimating the spring payment. This is done because of the unsettled conditions of school enterprises in the flood area. The third rook tournament between Brick Chapel and Morton was held Tuesday evening, in the town hall at Morton, with a large attendance of fans from both communities There were eleven tables, with eight games at each table during the evening. about 44 players. At the con-

used with milk are harmful and

^jOCIETY Cro.Tat-Lm C lub To Meet Thursday ' Tne Cro-Tat-Em club will meet : Thursday afternoon at 2 o'Mock with Mrs Mvrtle Wimmer S02 south Indiana street Mrs. Gertru ie Dal by will be assisting hostess. 44444+4+ Dr. Baerg Addresses A. A. 1'. W. 4 j roup “My Observations in Germany.” was the subject of Dr Baerg’s talk before tne Greencastle A A U. W. group at the Theta house Tuesday evening. In comparing recent with previous observations in Germany. Dr. Baerg noted that now nearly everyone nas gone to work. This is largely due to various types of government projects. He found in the present labor conditions three values in particular to the individual. First, the development of an appreciation of work as an honored estate: second, the feeling that in working for one’s country an individual has contributed to it; and third, the placing shoulder to shoulder of all classes. There is a tremendous change in attitudes compared with post-war Germany. It is surprising to find su<h a unified goal and enthusiasm. 4444+444 Big Walnut Indies Aid Met Thunalay The Big Walnut Ladies Aid met in the church basement. Feb. 18. Hostesses were Mary Ellen Neese. Anna Pollom. Blanche Skelton and Lenna Patrick. Dinner was served at the noon hour. Singing and scripture reading followed, with prayer led by Edith Daggy. The day was spent in quilt-

ing.

Those present were Gladys Cline. Bertha Roberts. Bessie Skelton. Mary Hathaway. Marcella Rightsell, Man le Sendmeyer. Anna Rissler. Margaret Rissler, Emma Aker. Emma Blair and daughters. Lois Raab. Lee Rissler. Lucille Ak^r. Maggie Rissler. Alma Rissler. and Bernice King. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bullerdiek and children. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skelton and daughter. Ola Pollom and Harold Patrick. Hostesses for the next meeting will bo Bessie Roberts. Lena Hunter. Pearl Roberts and Anna Hall. 44444444 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Entertain Guests Mr and Mrs. Howard Dean of this city, entertained the following guests at i.Inner Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean and son Robert of Ladoga: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dean and daughter. Mrs. Maggie Dean, and Miss Margadean Martz. of Roaehdale. and Robert Dean of Greencastle. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK

SILK DRESS SPECIAL

New Spring Dresses in p rint Polka Dots. Sizes 14 to 44. Smocks, Special ' Wash Dresses, formerly Si 98 Special ’

BARGAIN TABLE OF 50c ITEMS PITCHFORKS QUALllfipp

BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL Heavy 12 Qt. Dairy Pail % For Only 31 Cents E. A. BROWNING HDWE. CO Phone 214

SATURDAY SPECIAL 12-14-10 Ft New C hallenge and Exceslor Farm Gate! AT 50c OFF LIST liarn Sash ® 10% Off List. Metzger Lumber Company

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II* W. Franklin.'

cause digestive disturbances. Frandsen said. The idea is apparently based on the idea that milk is curdled by the acid in these fruits These superstitions are baseless, because the acid fruits by their curdling action on milk, are aids to diges-

tion and should be welcomed ratner ! tlerhip than spume,). He said acid milk oft- 1

en is recommended for infants. Sipping milk slowly forms large curds in the stomach which makes it harder to digest than milk which is drunk naturally and liberally. Milk is not fattening and is beneficial to stout persons as well as thin. He said that milk is a food and not - beverage therefore stout persons

Receipts 6 000: holdovers 824: hog market 15 cents lower; top $10 10. Cattle 1,300: veals 800: market generally steady on all classes. Sheep 500: few sales good f<*1 western lambs steady at $10.50; top

$18.75.

BRITISH SAILORS WOUNDED

You Are Invited

Through the courtesy of the Ford Motor Company we have on display two V-8 Ford Motors—one of 85 and one of 60 horsepower. These motors are so designed and electrically operated that you may see the moving parts in action just as they are in every day service. We invite your special attention to the NEW 60 horsepower ECONOMY motor. We are proud to offer this unusual ex hibit this week to the people of Green castle and Putnam County. NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOMS. KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO.

FORDS SINCE 191(1

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test Tuesday evening. Brick Chapel shou,<1 it as a fool to replace won again, this time with the score [ ot,,, ’ r foo<l rather than as a beverof 52 to 44 Brick Chapel won the a E e - preceding contest, with a lead of 12 ! “Another superstition is the idea games, but Morton won the first meet that milk is constipating This no-

which was held at Brick Chapel.

VALENCIA, Feb 24. (UP)-Five

officers and men of the British bat-

Royal Oak were wounded

when a projectile struck the quarterdeck during the rebel air bombardment of Valencia at 2:30 a. m. yesterday. an official announcement

said today.

Those wounded, the announcement said, were the captain-commander, a first lieutenant, a warrant officer and two sailors.

BARGAIN DAY A SPECIAL GROUP Of GIFT ITEMS Including Chrome Dishes, Ash Trays, Wooden Novel ties, Glass Candy Dishes and Vases, Trays, Small Table Mirrors, China Animals, Incense Burners, etc.

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Woman, 25 to 38; not encumbered; care for small girl from 7 a. m. to 4 p. m. Leave name at Banner office. 24-Ip

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Make Your Selections Early SAM HANNAS BOOK STORE

A mid-year Epworth League institute for the high school leagues of the Methodist churches of the Greencastle group, will be held in Gobin Memorial Methodist church. Saturday, beginning at 9:30 a. m. and closing at 3:30 p. m. Three courses will be offered; “The New Testament.” by Rev. J. E. Porter, superintendent of the Greencastle district; “Old Testament Prophets” by Rev. R. W. Mickel of Brazil; “Character Education," by Dr. Edward R. Bartlett, of DePauw university. Devotional services of the day will be in charge of Rev. Charles Swartz of Brick Chapel. Rev. E. R. Wame, of Fihrnore and Harmony, and Rev. Robert Rayles of Carbon. Rev. Russel Hasler of Bainbridge will be in charge of the recreational period. Rev. C. M. McClure, pastor of Gobin Memorial church, will serve as dean. The visiting leagues will bring sandwiches and fruifa for the noon lunch. The entertaining league will provide i hot dishes and cocoa.

tion is based simply on the fact that the solid matter in milk is largely absorbed by the body during digestion. For normal individuals, milk should be used as part of a balanced diet containing foods which possess

roughage.”

WE STRIKEl for RED COMB Chick Starter And Mo Compromise fori * ®+di«» relid at rocks •Eerly feetherins Strorsf, N V*How l«fs

MEN’S AND BOYS’

Our inspection chart assures you that every detail is taken care of. Home Laundry and Cleaners. It

BLUE CHAMBRAY Work Shire 27c

SATURDAY BARGAIN DAY

Hillis Feed Store Greencastle, Ind.