The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1937 — Page 6

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Saturday Is Bargain Day In Greencastle

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Tcnigh* a"d Thursday vor wiLb nr; “LUCKY” . If \ nu <■<'( A Scaf Tuni^lit

rhoice 225-250 lbs. BuJk sows $9.25 to $9.75; Top $9.85. 160 to 180 lbs., $10.15; 180 to 200 lbs., $10.20; 200 to 210 lbs. $10 25; 210 to 225 lbs., $10.50 225 to 250 lbs . $10.35; 250 to 300 lbs.,

$10.30; 300 to 325 lbs., $10 25 325 to 350 lbs., $10.20; 350 to 400 lbs.. $10 - 15; 155 to 160 lbs.. $9.75; 150 to 155 lbs., $9.50; 140 to 150 lbs $9 25: 100 to 140 lbs., $9.00; 120 to 130 lbs.. $8 -

Saturday Special

COMBINATION PACKAGE

1 Barbasol Razur 1 Tube Barbasol Shavinjr (ream 10 Barbas >1 Blades

59c

Till, itnrbasol Shaving-Kit in iisitio.i;’,lly advcrtKed for 81.00.

fLEENORS

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At rouil lir'U'f' aTSCmblj" room Fri(’ay nn'l Saturday rights 7:50 by cvnngpllst 3’. F. Hubbard. Subject Friday evenin'; “Will .loius’ coming Ito soon, an 1 what will be the manner of His coming?” Saturday night “What will become of the nations according to the bihlo prophecies?" Come hear what the hihlc says about these stirring subjects.

3 I»IE IN M'M; PM'MIE SILVER CITY. N. M . Apr ' ''I Three men were kiile 1 today in a fifty-foot plu’igc from a mine bu ket to the bottom of a shaft in the -en Mine at Mogollon, fifty miles northwest of here. Officials of the Black Hawk Con solidated Mines Company operator of the mine, said the men apparently were stricken by mine gas.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK 11 >g receipts 5.009 Holdovers 112 Market generally 10c higher than Tuesday’s best time. Top $10.35 on

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Trjy a .cold bottle of CU><>R’s. Beer today— yOi^Lvknow, then why 4-U w _ .1 „ ^ r _ _ .

thousands of popple ^vef^rwhetrei pverV, day >i^“ tiling' for Rook’s.

JVANSVIUf, INDIANA

GOLDBLUME BIER

Distributed bv Bob Hoffman 517 - 51!) X. Indiana St. Phono 54!)

FOR BARGAIN DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 24TH.

SWEEKCEND CASES

FOR MEN OK WOMEN

Two siz-ow, 18 and 21 inch frame, black only—$1.00 values.

Made of heavy wooden frame double look and key, heavy handle, locked corners, extra heavy imitation leather covering. Regular $1. value on sale Saturday.

Luccnci Spe^.

SEE WINDOW

S1.00 Crinkle

BedfSpreads

srswi • i £ • s n e: ^ .ir

Size 80 x 105—Colors, «.re:-n, Rose. Yellow, Blue, Orchid.

fleas v quality and

I! guaranteed washable

69c

SEE WINDOW

HIT AL MISS RAC RUGS 27 x 57

50J Value. Good patterns while they Iasi

Saturday 32c

UTILITY OR SHOE BOXES

This box lias illustrated Mutable for shoes, lingivte, hodery, kerchiefs and etc. Come in various

eoiored dcaigns.

; "i! at mod stores, 81.59 Ilargain Day Sjiccial

$1.23

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KAYSER SILK GLOVES

FOR BARGAIN DAY

We arc clcan : r£ up alirost 350 pa'rs of old Kayser Silk Gloves, there are long and short styles, whites and colors. Gloves that formally sold as high as S2.00 pair—All desirable. We are closing them out Saturday. Choice at—

15c

Pair

All Spring Ccais Suits

Reduced

Our entire slock of suits and coats have been leduc.d enc fourth. Come early and make ycur selection while cur slock is most complete.

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ON SALE THIS WEEK 87c

S. C. PREV0 COMPANY

\ValL CHmsli

Leading architects and interior decorators know the merits of this out- ' standing product which gives walls and ceilings a soft, velvet-like finish. Extremely easy to apply and does not show brush marks. Washable, sanitary and durable. Variety of beautiful shades.

Burdsals- Quality Pd

MULLINS DRUG STORE

ISCRINVtNATINQ PAINTERS SlNCe 19$7

75 110 to 120 lbs $8.50; 100 to 110 lbs.. $8.25. Cattle 1,000. Calves 900. Steers and yearlings fully steady, most early ^ales $9 25 to $11.50, some held hignr. Heifers firm, largely $9.00 to $9.75, short load $10 50. Cows strong, spots 25c higher, choice kind up to >9 00. good fferin^ mainly $7.00 to $7.75. common to medium grades >5.75 to 46 75. Cutter grades $4 00 to $5.50. Bulls steady at $6.50 down, j Vvalors mostly steady to 50c higher ;och1 and choice largely $10 00 to $10. ! 50. extreme top $11 00, mediums $8 to $9.50. Sheep 100. Not enough to make a market.

FOUR RE-ELECTED INDIANAPOLIS April 21 (UP)— ! Resolutions urging scientific study of alcohol and naiootics and a study of social diseases as they relate to children were read today before the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers. Four officers were re-elected. They are Mrs. John B. Lewis. Indianapolis, treasur-r: Mrs. J. W. Grant. Mishawaka third vice presi-

lent: Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, Danville, | fifth vice president, and Mrs. Robert Shank, Indianapolis, seventh vice president. Other officers serve another year under a staggered system.

louth Dakota Coyote Packs Create Havoc PIERRE, S. D. (UP' Despite the •clcntlcss war of South Dako* i icrennia! enemy, the coyote, th ■ lumber of the paririe pests Is inCnowlos, of the state bureau of bilogical survey. It has been found that the only | netho Is of keeping coyotes under! ■ontrc.l. cspecia'Py in the western | >art of the state, is to employ rained hunters, by organized drives. [ r by the goverment, Knowles said | iavoc among cattle and sheep rds. he declared. It requires considerable skill and raining to take coyotes in large ] lumbers, Knowles said. Litters of i '0 pups arc not uncommon, while! is many as 13 have ben killed :n v single den. He said an unusual method of •oycte hunting is employed ?jy

GRANADA “TlK> Family Theatre”

VONCASTLl “Where The Crowds Go”

Tonight and Thursday 2 Big Features

FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!

Tonight andjW^, ANOTHER big MID^Tm. treat: k better see it: n» s (i00D: |

15c Bal. - 20c Main

TRAPPED—At Tlie Botlom of the Ocean!

Dynamic dnini'i as Hi ‘ mighlj men of fhe fleet battle the most shocking of disasters!

• V • . u, •' ' • t\\ ‘Richard . Rolores *4.$ . Chejldr .' DIX • DEI RIO - MORRIS

deyilis PLAYGROUND fV " a ...to i u ii t^fre TM>e

—plusJOE PENNER JACK OAK IE NED SPARKS, FRANCES LANGFORD IN r

* ^“tho^unb.own.dxrin.j

“Collegiate”

ADDED SHORTS:

I. COMMUNITY SING S‘2. EATEST NEWS jj.'L PARAGRAPHIC ‘Niilmdy Home'

0 ,ve Mae ^‘tuU to‘* n “ i

Franklin Hyde, Pierre, who shoots them from an airplane after swooping to within 50 feet of the ground. Hyde killed nearly 150 coyotes this way since last fall. He hunts the anima’s in any part 1 the state upon request.

Adolph Zukor proi.nli

MAE WEST 60 West Young Han’

a Paramount Pictur* with

WARREN RANDORM WILLIAM • SCOTT ALICE BRADY • Margaret P»ffy Elizabeth Paltenon • liabel Jewtll tyle Talbot • Dtologue by Mo.Wtii

PLUS: A GOOD COMEDY AM NEWS SCREEN SYU'SHOT!

ASHTABULA, O. 'UP Seventyfive acres of waste ground and ruined timberland lie in the wake of a

mysterious underground fire u'hnj burned near here 2 weeks befors was extinguished by rain anJ snod Residents believe the ground was | mine of heat.

' y) NoMend Hosiery Week

The U. S. Public Works Administration Housing Division is buying 16,697 Westinghouse Refrigerators for its slum-clear-ance, low-rent housing projects. Side by side, one against the other, they would make a line of refrigerators six miles long! Lowest operating costs enabled Westinghouse to win this order. Other makes quoted low prices — but the decision was based on price PLUS operating cost for ten years — and Westinghouse won.

Let us show you the money-saving advantages of the new Westinghouse Kitchen-Proved Refrigerator

Be sure to investigate its famous Economizer Unit, Su[>ersealed Insulation, fast-freezing Sanalloy Froster, Built-in Watchman protection, and other features. If Westinghouse can save money for the United States Government, it can save money for you. PRICES AS LOW AS $114*50

For III!, work on'y wp arc offering our 81. N'nMi-ii'I Hose all first quality, all $7^

?!>:• newest colors for

81.15 NoMend

Hose .

I’liis. Ik a twice a year sale do not miss this gj opportunity.

99c

MOORE ELECTRIC

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