The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1937 — Page 2
Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greeneastle
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If yon had never met your wile . . . she'd still be a stranger.
Anti if you miss soring l-usW stock, you may the • liu'ioe of lixiking f:n«*>t.
this miss > our
Ol’KKKTTA fKKSKNTKII I I 't'fit Ir.tMMl From Vnts^ One» Greeneastle music lovers, but hy school groups from Crawfordsville, ami friends from Indianapolis. This interest was well merited and all who took part in its presentation deserve high praise.
THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated “It Wave* For AU"
BfllTISH LINER CRASHES LYONS. France. March 24 iUP' — A Biitish Imperial airways liner, headed for Marseilles bn its way to Indiana crashed in the Rhone Valley touay. No details were available immediately.
Entered In the poatcfflce at Greeneastle, Indiana as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878. < Subscription price, 10 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall in Put- I nam County; $8.60 to $8.00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.
Ohest Colds Best treated without “dosing VtSJSS
STAINLESS now; if you prefer
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Frankly, we have never shown .» man> models that plea-a-d vi r:i::ii\ rnen and the chances ur? that If you’ll give us an u|e portunity, we'll have one less su t and you’ll have a far hett'v aplr.lon of yourself.
GRIFFON’S SUITS $20.00 1 $35.00 ITALLORY HATS $3.50 To $6.00 /•PROW SHIRTS
DEMAND TERRITORY BERLIN, March 24 (UP)— Col. Gen. Herman Goering demanded toI day that other nations "give Germany rh - nei essary territory to produce t it si rate necessities" for the Reich's economic independence.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
4 DAYS UNTIL EASTER
White Cleaners
PHONES G45—257
LOSi. License plate Roy Higgins, Bainbridge.
649054. 23-2p
—MiscellaneoiiR— Learn Bookkeeping. Shorthand and Typing during your spare time. Local group now being organized. Address Box 82 care Banner.
23-3t
Grace’s Beauty Shop. Permanents, spiral and crop., and combination. Grace Routt, Prop., and Dorothy Martin, assistant. Wed. & Sat.-tf
| HORSE SHOEING. Bring your plow work to Pfeiffenberger. Opposite First Ward School building. Ip
$2.00 * $2.50
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CANNON’S
RAPS COURT PLAN WASHINGTON. March 24 (UP) — Piesident Harold VV. Dodds of Princeto.’. University told the senate Judiciary committee today that President Roosevelt’s court reorganization plan ls "a scheme by which he hopes to control the opinions of the court." Adoption of the supreme court enlargement program. Dodds declared, would be a "long step" toward establishing "Authoritarian government without popular or judical restraint."
Troop 43, Boy Scouts of America, will meet in Gobin Memorial church this evening at 7 o’clock.
—For Sal*—
FOR SALE Car genuine Raven Red ash treated lump coal. Ferd Lucas. 24 3t
SATURDAY SPECIALS: 100 Lbs., I granulated salt, 80c; 100 pounds i coarse salt, 90c; 2 chick feeders free with each order of Miller’s starting mash. Miller Grain Company. 24-26-2ts.
Bargain Day Special Saturday Only SUGAR
Fine Granulated
21 Lb. $1.29 A & P Food Store
Prof. Paul Fay will spent Easter vacation with his parents. Mr. and
| Mrs. Frank A. Fay in Rochester, N. Y. j FOR SALE—Creek bottom farms;
'upland farms: Small and large farms on the main highways. We will be
Rev. Claude M McClure was called to Indianapolis today to conduct the funeral of Russell Borden, a young
business man of that city.
1 Rev. H. C. FVanklin will deliver a : Pre-Easter message on Thursday night. March 25 at Mt. Zion Baptist ! Church. Everybody Welcome.
glad to show you these farms. Many can be bought with twenty per cent down payment balance payable in fifteen years at a low interest rate. .1. T. Christie, Real Estate at Rightsell Insurance Agency. 24-2t
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Livestock. RenavZ?
Your Easter needs in cut flowers. Easter lilies and other lovely blooming plants can be well taken care of at Peck’s Flower Shop, 403 Hanna street. Phone 741. 24-3t
FOR SALE: Good coming three | year old Holstein cow with second , calf hy side. Sherman Gofer, 5 miles northeast of Greeneastle, 24-lp
Indiana Loan!] 24 V’ ^ Phone 15 ^
Don’t forget ie’s.
music to.rjjjj
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SHIP IN DISTRESS HONOLULU, March 24—(UP) — A i-adio message fiom the Panamanian Line 1 Tighter Fijian today said there was a terrific explosion in the forward hold of the vessel and that Capt. Alfred Parker and the crew of 40 were forced to abandon ship i and take to lifeboats.
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. O’Brien of Iowa City, Iowa, are here called by the accident of the latter’s father, Dr. W. M. O’Brien who was Injured in an automobile accident Tuesday morning near Fillmore.
SPECIAL 100% Pure Pennsylvania Oil
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Brookshire of Roachdale were guests Sunday of Mi. and Mrs. Frank O. Myers. They were accompanied home by Mr. Myers’ sister, Mrs. Emma Brookshire of Roachdale and Mrs. Mollie Gill of Crawfordsville. who had been guests in the Myers home several days.
FOR SALE—A new five burner Perfection oil stove witn built ‘n oven. Black with green and ivory trimmings. In A-l condition. May Terry, 636 east Washington street. Phone 429-L. Ip
FOR SALE — Half lobs on Wood street, art.
acre building H. W. Stew-24-26-27-3p
FOR SALE—Twenty four Gilbert Cox, Fillmore, R. 1.
shoals. 24-lp
S Gallon Pour Pails-$3.00
Highest Quality — S. A. E. No. 10, 20, 30, 40
SATURDAY ONLY
HIGH POINT OIL COMPANY
DOWNTOWN STATION
SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE
I In the suit for damages by Alex- ! ander Nelson against Clarence Knight, for the alleged destruction of the former light truck, at the inter1 section of Road 40 and the Manhattan road, last October, the defendant has entered a general denial. Dam- : ages of $800 are asked. Rawley & • Stewart of Brazil are attorneys for the plaintiff and Lyon & Abrams for the defendant.
FOR SALE—Nice kettle made Maple Syrup, $2 00 per gallon. Ro bert Irwin, Greeneastle, R. 4 24-2p
Put your hat on and step In front of a mirror Will it look OK in the Easter Parade? There is still time to get It cleaned and blocked before Sunday. Home Laundry & Cleaners. 24-lp
LEAVENWORTH CITIZENS VOTE TO MOVE TO HILLS
BARGAIN DAY OFFER
35c Bottle of Italian Balm 25c Special Bottle of I Irene Bolh For 24c
Saturday. March 27, Only
MULLINS SUG STORE
LEAVENWORTH, Ind., March 24 presented with a petition signed hy 173 citizens requesting that the town of Leavenworth be moved atop a hill near the present flood-damaged site, the town board has promised co-op-eration with citizen and the Red Cross in effecting the relocation. Eleven citizens opposed the change. The new town site, to be established on a high bluff where a farmer offered land to the citizens, has been platted tentatively hy L. V. Sheridan, Indianapolis, consultant of the state planning board. State road No. 62 will be rerouted to pass through the new site. The Rod Cross will provide home construction funds for those who have exhausted their own resources. The Leavenworth Methodist Episcopal Church has deeded to the Presbyterian Church Us property and the two will become a single congregation in a new church on the bluff. Both church structures in the valley, damaged badly by the January flood,
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will be razed and the material used in construction of the new church.
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CANNON’S EXTRA-SPECIAL For Saturday, March 27th Shirts - Shirts $1.45 and $1.65 Quality $1,25 Each
3 For $3.50
Limit 3 Shirts To Customer FANCY AND WHITE TRUBENIZED COLLAR BUTTON DOWN COLLAR Truely a fine time to stock up on fine quality Shirts, at
CANNON’S
FARMERS’ MEETINGS Jefferson township farmers will meet at Belle Union in the High School building, Friday evening, March 26. to receive information concerning their soli conservation data. Warren township farmers will meet on Friday evening, also, for the same purpose, in the Community Hull, north of the National road.
H. ECONOMICS CLUBS MEET
An interesting meeting of the Home Economics clubs of the county was held Tuesday In the economics rooms of the High School building In Greeneastle, with Miss Buel of the Purdue extension staff in charge. Different menus as used in the homes were given and discussed in relation to a balanced meal, grouped as follows: Group 1—Tissue builders: proteins, mineral salts, water and vitamins. Group 2—Energy foods: carbohydrates 'starches and sugarsi and fats. Group 3 Body regulators: mineral salts, bulky foods, water, vitamins. Group 4 Protective foods: vitamins, mineral salts.
New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good reconditioned used cars. Good allowance on your old car. Three 1937 Pontlaos on the floor. Weber’s Pontiac Garage. 19-7p
FOR SALE—Spray pump, bamboo pole, two pruning saws, pruning hook, part barrel spray material, some powder, ail $10.00 G. C. Parker, North Broad Park. 20-24-2p
FOR SALE Thirty-nine head of shoats. John Knight, Reelsville. R. R 2. 23-2p
FOR SALK Good oats, 55 cents per bushel. David Houck. Phone Rural 512. 23-2p
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. 30-tf
FOR SALE: Twenty-two head white faced heifers. Fresh this spring. D. E. Salter, Clay City, Indiana. 23-3p
FOR SALE: Good Red Duroc male hog. Phone 237-X. 23-2t I
Twentieth Century Club To Moet With Airs. Evans The Twentieth Century Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock with Mrs. T. E. Evans. 416 East Hanna street. Mrs. H. A. Church and Mrs. F. W. Davis will give the program “Forces For and Against (lie Home in Our Community.” 4* f’ro-Tat-Em Club To Mo*»t Thursday The Cro-Tat-Em Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nellie Beemer, South Indiana street with Mrs. Lola Tresner as assisting hostess.
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now showij.
most complete line offo
shoes—
childrens’
Heller fitting and hett,. r
m White, Brown and White £
and Black Patent
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In All widths for the “hard to fit”
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to show them.
ROACHDALE SENIOR PLAY TO BE GIVEN APRIL I
For Men
For IVomen
"Your Face is Familiar" farce in three acts to be
by the Senior Class of Roachdale High School at the auditorium at eight o’clock Thursday and Friday
evening’s. April 1 and 2.
Cast of Characters
Grade Girard—more or less settled down Gwendolyn Hostetler Dr. Lewis Girard- her husband Maurice Silvey Mrs. Girard- her mother-in-law....
Rebecca Blaydes
Aunt Sarah- her aunt Mary Vann Dr. Matthew Ellis a former fiance Sammy Eggers Dr. Roger Morgan another former fiance Charles Smith Mr. Haviland of Haviland & Havilan«l Ralph Keck Holly Kimball—Gracie’s friend Christine Noland Lena—Gracie’s maid Bemeice Steen Lily Mrs. Girard’s colored maid ...
... Pearlc Isenberg
is the
Presented
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SALE
SPRING WASH DRESSES Special
$1.00
MNDBEKGHS TAKE OFF
Values formerly $2.00 and $1.60 offered at tbi* ’‘I 11 ™ 1 1 Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes I t to 20 and 40 to 52.
FOR SALE—Four tube Gloritone table electric radio, $6.50. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170: L. Ip
—Wanted —
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WANTED—Acetylene welding hy an expert. No job too big. All work guaranteed. Weber's Pontiac Garage. iD-7p
WANTED: Good Tractor disc. No junk. James A. Bittles. Phone 430. 24-lp
NEW DELPHI, India, March 24 - CUP) Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh left in their airplane today for Karachi. They said they may spend the night at Jodhpur cn route.
Special Group Wash Dresses fi
PRINTED MILK NELLY DON DRESSES Formerly tlA.D.'i valuea — Now
WANTED: Reliable middle aged £
Broken Assortment of Girdles %
married man to work on farm. Good
proi>ositlon to right party. Call John
Tharp the Barber.
24 ip
PITCHF0RD S QUALITY SHi
WANTED A four or five room modem or semi-modern house. Address Box 16, Banner. 24-2p
WANTED Vault and cesspool Cleaning, anytime, anywhere. Free estimate on cast. See or write J. C. Rumley, Greeneastle, R. 3. Airport Road. z4-lp
WANTED—Sheep Shearing. I have new outfit, double attachment; experienced; work reasonable. Johnny Snowden, Roachdale. 18-6p
WANTED—Woman for general housework. Salary' $4. Phone 864-K 2.3-2p
—For Rent—
Saturday Special March 27 Armour’s Star SLICED BACON 38c Lb.
Armour’s Star
TOMATO JUICE 24 Oz. Can
10c
QUALITY MEAT SHOP
FOR RENT—Very desirable at 111 Locust street upstairs apartment. Well furnished, reasonable rates. Telephone 166. Mar. 24-tf —Lost—
LOST—License plate No. 648215 Wendell Thomas, Campus Barber Shop. 23-2p
Food sale and Easter egg sale by Christian church Sunday School. Saturday morning at Browning Hardware. Phone orders for Easter eggs to 189-Y. 24-26-2ts
LOST: Three strand gold colored necklace, between East Walnut street and Presbyterian Church, Monday evening. Reward. Inquire Banner. 23-3t
BANNER ADS GET REHULTH
What shall I give for Easier: WHY OF COURSE FLOWERS
MONEY
To Loan on Farms Of More Than 40 Acres ANY AMOUNTS BY PI RDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. Reasonable Interest Kates. JOHN RIGHTSELL
FROM THU
EITEL FLORAL COMPANY
Eitel’s Flowers are always Bargain Fk 1 "" and Price.
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