The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1937 — Page 2
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19.36 Ford coupe, low mileage, tires like new, motor checked with laboratory test set, heater, air horns, far above average. Special price. King Morrison Foster. This Is an R & G car. It
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Helps Prevent Many Colds
Special Discount on Atlas truck tires. 32x6, 8-ply; 30x6, 10-ply; 650>: 20. A few days only. Norman Peabodv
Standard Oil Station. 2-3-9-10- it! wcek: 58 00 P er ^ ^ maU ^ Put ' nam County; $3.50 to $5.00 per year
!by mail outside Putnam County.
Especially designed aid for nose a..d upper throat, where most colds start.
For Sail
1938 Ford short wheel base truck. Dual real' tires very good. Motor, cab and chassis in fine condition. There will be plenty of wmrk for a truck like this one this spring. Get our special terms and price. King Morrison Foster Co. It FOR SALE: Good pair work mules. Cecil Craft. Keelsvllle, R. 2. 9-3p Come to Zeis big farm sale, on Friday. March 12. 4 mllen east of
Cardinal AAA Chicks—Guaranteed to live. Why take chances? 25-Lb. Purina Startena Feed with each 100 'hicks ordered three weeks In advance. Write for prices. Cardinal Hatchery, Brazil, Indiana. 30-tf
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
1936 Ford coupe with very low mileage. Fully reconditioned and ready to go. New tires, paint perfect, motor checked with laboratory test set. This is an R & G car. King Mcnison Foster Co. It
—For Rent—
FOR RENT: Seven room
Greene., din B y Traction get off stop j nouse 34 Ijlrrabee 8trwe .
9-ll-2t
Browning. Phone 214.
1935 Ford coupe. Has been thorough reconditioned in every way and priced far below the average. This is an R * G car. King Morrison Foster Co. It
FOR SALE: A bargain 1934 Ford V-8 two-door A-l condition. Make me an offer. Car can be seen at Scott's Garage. 9-2p Now i.'l plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $2.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf
'ihn or Four farms left that I can li on small cash payment with good icrr.iH and immediate possession if -old at once. Milton Brown At Son.
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1035 Ford tudur sedan. Very low ;ni! age, tires fine, radio, heater, motor checked with test set. This is an R £ G car. Special price and terms. Be sure to see this one. King Morriaor Foatei Co. It BABY CHICKS—We have them. Bee us for day old or started chicks.
—Wanted
Pec Hive Rebekah lodge No. 106 will meet in regular session tonight
at S o’clock.
Tioop 4'’, Boy Scouts will meet tonight in the Gobin Memorial
church at 7 o'clock.
Mr. and Mis. Francis Krall and daughter have moved to this city
from Crawfordsville.
Sheriff John T Sutherlin was a witness before the federal grand jury at
Indianapolis, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen returned
dead ’ [ ' ul ’ S(ia y from Brownsville, Texas,
where they spent the winter. Willis Neese. residing southwest of
county hospital,
modem E. A.
25-tf
WANTED — Small farms near Greencastle. Have buyers. Christie Real Estate, 22 S. Jackson at Rightsell Insurance Agency. 8-3t
—Miscellaneous-
In starting your littile Chicks, use Dr. James's Poultry Medicine. Guarantee of preventive. 6-tf
WANTED: Any kind of stock. Call 278. Greencastle or
Maysville. Charges paid. John Waeh
tel Co. eod. fown ' entcred the 1 Tuesday evening for treatment.
Mrs. W. E. Gill and Mrs. Margaret Sherrill spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Effie Alice, south Locust street.
Teachers and officers of the First
. Christian church will meet at 7 J o'clock Thursday e%’ening at the
| church.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnum Byers. Route 2, are the parents of a daughter, Helen Louise born Tuesday, evening j at the Putnam county hospital. ! Carey Payne, who has been confined to the county hospital for several weeks has returned to his home in Madison township, and is reported improving. Election of Lay Delegate to annual conference for Morton circuit will be held this Sunday night. March 14th. i Preaching at 7:30 p m. Rev. C. C. Rockwell has been sick the past two
weeks.
Victor Johnson, an employe of the
Hatched the sanitary way. Poultry, proximatoly 300 kilowatts of electric- Guernsey Milk company was fined in surrhes of every description. The O. i ity for additional power and lighting Circuit Court ^8,,^.. char{fetl with
K. Hatchery. Phone 130, Greencastle. purposes transformed to 2300-volt,
1935 International long wheel base truck in peifect condition. Tires, paint, cab and chassis very good. This truck is priced far below the market value. If you need a long wheel base truck you should not fail to see this one. King Morrison Foster Co. It "The Board of Trustees of the Indiana State Farm will receive bids until March 20, 1937, covering ap-
. ( Regular Size 304 Vg? L” rwj.a*v,M„ sot Vicks Vatronol
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PORSCHE: 500 to 600 bushels, goi l com. Will sell in any quantity. i 1-2 miles west Bainbrldge. Frank V Day. 8-10-2p New 39-Plate Battery, $3.95 exchon/e. Fi<-c installation. Dobbs Tire & IV.tery Service. Phone 789. M-W-F-tf
T^nn office, Greencastle,
Indiana."
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i OR SALE—Because of illness, we will sell completely equipped machine shf. i and aceteylene and arc welding oqu pment, or might consider small far,:] on trade. Scobee Brothers. 3-5-10-12-4p FOR KALE: Hoover Electric sweeper; Three burner oil stove; Oak library table; steel cot; cook table. 410 S. Jackson street. 9-2t
operating a motor vehible illegally,
three phase, sixth-cycle, for a five- He p j eaiied g^uty. The fine was one year period from May 1. 1937. Speci- (lollar with costs ai ,, led HLs 9peciflc flcatlQB»m»arbf ObUtaed from State ^ [c . nac was having too much tonnage
on his truck.
Stanley Young, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Everything in the way of Farm A - -'*• Young, has been elected to machinery, tools and equipment, also membership in the Players Club, an mules, hogs, com and feed, at the internationally known club at GramZeis sale on Friday March 12. On °rcy Park. New York City. The Fillmore road four miles east of Players Club, which was founded by Greencastle. 9-ll-2t Edwin Booth, the actor, in 1898, takes its membership from the arts. 1934 Ford Tudor sedan. Good tires, actors, editors, journalists, authors, good paint, good upholstery; runs players and business men who are
fine in every way and priced to sell quickly. See it today. King Morrison Foster Co. It
FOR SALE: 6 head Mules, several good work horses, one extra good team 4 yr. old mares, one match team of 4 year old Giltons. These teams weigh about 2600 lb. Come see these before you buy. Walter S. Campbell, Greencastle, Indiana. 9-2t FOR SALE: One F-12 Tractor Plow and Cultivator, one F-20 Tractor Plow and Cultivator, two 10-20 Tractors. Used tools of all kinds. Used parts tor Fordson tractors. Walter S. Campbell, 101 E. Franklin St. Greencastle, Ind. 9-2t
Rural ienced
telephone no guess
repairs; experwork; all work
art patrons. Walter Hampton is president of the club. Mr. Young Is the club’s youngest member.
Curtains that look so dainty and
wm™. z.u guezv, wuzk. ,i.i worn charnling when new stay that
guaranteed; batteries for telephones. wav if voll thpn
Acme Repair Shop, 24 South Jackson
Street.
3-10-2t
Grace’s Beauty Shop, permanents, spiral, croq., and combination. Special this week, shampoo, fingerwave and manicure for 75c. Gra?e Routt, prop., and Dorothy Martin, assistant.
way if you send them to us regularly You will be delighted with our expert workmanship— our painstaking care. Home Laundry and Cleaners. 10-lt
Dr. George R. Throop, chancellor of Washington University, St. Louis, is visiting relatives in the city and attending the inauguration of President Wildman. Among those who visited Effie Alice, south Locust street last week were; Mary Louise Seller, Miss Irene Herbert, Elberta Elmore, Mrs. Noble Alice and children. Miss Mary L. Kocher, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. W. F. Kocher of this city, has been elected to membership in Zeta Phi Eta, professional speech arts fraternity. Miss Kocher is a graduate student in Iowa State university. Notice is hereby given to the joint creditors of Fred W. Tincher and wife, Elva L. Tincher, to file their claims in the office of the Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court, on or before the 17th day of March, 1937, as the real estate owned by said parties is ordered sold by the court and the purchase money paid into the court to first satisfy joint claims. Witness my hand and seal this 10th day of March, 1937. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. 10-12-15
SOCIETY ftfsa- few-——. Section Two to Meet Thursday Section Two of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Charles Rector, east Washington street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
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KNOW WHERE TO GET THE MONEY Even if you do not need it today, you may need it urgently tomorrow, when medical care is needed, when insurance premiums must be paid, or buy a bargain for cash or overhaul your car. MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS NOW. Loans Up To $300 Be ready for the unexpected. On Furniture, Autos and Livestock. Repayments arranged to suit each individual! Indiana Loan Co. 24% E. Washington Phone 15
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into custody aft—r officers found a quantity of morphine in the possession of the two Spencer residents. Officers charge that Spears, a taxi driver, obtained a quantity of drugs by signing the name of a Spemfer physician on a prescription blank. DEFENDS SUPREME COURT MIAMI BEACH, Fla.. March 10 (UP) — Enactment of President Roosevelt’s judiciary reorganization program would be “a death wound to the independence and integrity of the judiciary,” Rep. Samuel B. Pettengill, D., Ind., told the Committee of One
Hundred last night.
The Indiana congressman, speaking at about the time the president was delivering his fireside chat to
the nation, asserted:
‘•The argument that the supreme court is a barrier to progress is a cruel hoax and leads the ignorant masses of America to believe that tlie government will knock plums off
the trees for them.”
The supreme court is "utterly defenseless,” said Pettengill. "You won’t hear Chief Justice Hughes on
the radio tonight.”
ABOVE. Fashion's favorite (or Spring - black gabardine Puap with high front and p aKl leather trim. High and Cuba D heels. Widths AAA to C. Alsou brown or grey./
ABOVE. Charming monk strap style with high front. Black gabardine with patent trim. Widths AAA to C. Cuban heels. Also in blue or brown.
URGES COURT ACTION iTontinned From I*nire One) 17 other senators comprising the ju-
diciary committee.
As the big legislative show of 1937 begins the 18 senators— and the senate itself—are divided. Seven committeemen are against; six are for; and five are uncommitted on reorganization. That committee division reflects fairly accurately the division of the senate as a whole. It was to the senate as well as to the public that Mr. Roosevelt spoke last night, charging that the supreme court majority has been both bold and improper in “assuming power” to pass upon the wisdom of acts of congress. “In the last four years,” he continued, "the sound rule of giving statutes the benefit of all reasonable
doubt has been cast aside. The court ders of Bellville spent Thursday has been acting not as a judicial with Mrs. Henry Osborn.
FRENCH SHIP BOMBED
MARSAILLES, France, March 10. (UP) An unidentified Spanish airplane dropped five bombs on the French passenger-freight ship Dje-bel-Antar today. One bomb pierced the deck and entered the engine room but did not explode. The ship left Bone, Algeria, for Marsailles, where it was_cxpected to arrive tonight.
LODGE NOTICE
Called meeting of Applegate lodge No. 155 F. & A. M.. Fillmore, Friday I night, March 12, 8 p. m. M. M. de-
gree will be conferred.
PALESTINE ~
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson of near ( Clayton and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie San-
body, but as a policy-making body.’
FACE NARCOTICS CHARGES BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 10. (UP)—Oscar Spears and Marie Berlin. both of Spencer, were held without charge by federal officers today, in connection with an investigation of narcotics purchases. Miss Berlin and Spears were taken
Mrs. Ella Shinn spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Charlie Baker at Bainbridge. Dave Osborn entertained a number of relatives from Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Ida Wilson Faller of near Russellville was buried in the New
ABOVE. High front style of patent leather and gabardine. In black, brown or grey Narrow and wide widths. LEFT. High front style ol gabardine, with monk strap. Patent leather trim. Narrow and wide widths. In black, brown or grey.
EASTER HOSIERY Purt silk, full fashioned
59c
12 W. Washington St.
MERITX^
THE ENTIRE FAMILY SAVES ON MERIT SHOES
Palestine cemetery Sunday
noon.
Albert Solomon and Melvin Hillis called on Donald Osborn Sunday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Cooscher of Roachdale spent Sunday with Ren Solomon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Summers spent Sunday with Frank Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Alexander
after-1 spent Sunday with Fred Royers.
Mr. and Mrs. Card Summers! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn called! Mrs. Della Summers Mon lay mot
ing.
Earl Simpson ! fami’y moved into the Fi'H Beck house. Mrs. Fred Beck and MH Osborn called on Mrs. Yiryil Sollj mon Friday afternoon.
Agent for Silver King. The "Ace” of all two plow tractors. Lower in price. Years ahead of others and power, speed and economy and many exclusive features. See me before you buy. Charles MeAlinden. 10-12-15-3p
BANKRUPT SALE By virtue of an order issued by Everett A. Davisson Referee In Bankruptcy, District Court of United States, for the Terre Haute Division, Southern District of Indiana. I will sell at public auction all the stock and fixtures, consisting of shoes, rubbers, over shoes, slippers, etc., and shelving, counters, benches, cash register, etc., belonging to the bankrupt estate of 0, A. Bradley, for cash, either as a whole or in parcels and lots, free and clear of all liens, thereon. Sale will be held at the late place of business of said bankrupt at 18 W. Washington street, Greencastle, Indiana, at 10 o’clock A. M. March 16, 1937 CONRAD C. GAUTIER Trustee
CLOSING-OUT SALE STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH 11— ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 20 ELLIS FOOD SHOP COMPLETE SALE OF ALL MERCHANDISE Here are some of the many bargains we are offering:
9 Cent Sale White Corn Meal, 2 1-2 I.b. Sack. Ind. Cereal, 1 1-2 Lb. Pkg. Mackerel, Tall Can Pumpkin, I-a rye Can Spaghetti, Tall Can Corn, No. 2 Can Corn, Country Gentleman, 11 oz. Can Early -lime Peas Pork and Beans, Tall Can Campbell Soups (except chicken) Egg Noodles, 8 oz. Pkg. Clabber Girl Baking Powder 10 oz. can Tapioca tquick) Vanilla Extract )Jugs) Oats, 20 oz. Box Sal Soda, Large Box Farmers Pride Bran Flake* Oxydol, Small Box. Flour Ind. or Quality, 24 Lb 77c Polar Bear, 24 Lb 81.03 E. Bake or Polar Bear, 5 lb 29c Milnut, Tall Can, 3 for 19c Choice Navy Beans, Lb. 10c liorlicks Malted Milk 48c A-l Sauce, large bottle 25c La Choy Bean Sprouts 18 oz. enn 25c I-a Choy Noodles, 5 oz. can 22c
4 Cent Sale Farmers Pride Cleanser, 14 oz. Can Laundry Soap, Large Bars Complexion Toilet Soap Fairy Toilet Soap Matches, 1 Box Salt, Fanners Pride, 24 oz. box Macaroni, 7 oz. Box Spices, Small Box Dauntless Dessert, (quick set) Tomato Puree (Fancy) 10 1-2 oz. Can Milk, Small Can.
Meats Ihire Lard, Lb 15c Good Luck Oleo (with glass) U> 22c Farmers Choice Nut Oleo lb. 10c Salt Fish, 4 for 12e Boiling Beef, Lb. 12c Standing Rib Roast, lb 22c Fancy Chuck Roast, Lb 2le Radio Bacon, Lb 23c -towel Bacon, Lb 18c Fruits And Vegetables Wineaap Apples, 3 Lb. 17c Bananas, (solid) 3 Lbs 16c Cal Oranges, Sun-Kist, doz. 24c Lemons, Sun-Hist, 5 for 15c Onions. 10 Lb. Bag 27c Sweet Potatoes, 3 I.b. . 16c Potatoes, good quality, Pk. 4fie Hag 82 8!)
Ever Think of “TRADING UP” To a Better Used CtlfWe must sell out our used car stock quick! And you can practically Make Your Own Price-— Don’t get us wrong. We’re NOT "going out cf business” — merely making way for more new car business. And we’re doing quite well, thank you — delivering new Chevrolet and new Buick cars as fast as they come in. But this means we have a lo of fine used cars on hand — and we want to keep them moving. Now is the time to trade for a new Chevrolet or a good used car. Because of in creased labor and materia] costs, everybody is looking for higher prices. Be wisetrade now.
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