The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 May 1937 — Page 3
ifHB DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA FRIDAY,'MAY 14. VXVt.
A ( i.ekk's salf: mo thiril successive year all in tMi s-rtion of u n tIA H re m.Uliug their annual ^ s:ile. A&P has always greatly interested in the wel- ' the salesmen in their stores,
in fact, the majority of the executives of the company started behrid the counter. It. is estimated that almost seventy percent of the business in a store is handled by the clerks, so that the importance of a well trained, courteous and happy organisation is
of tremendous importance. Mr Thorlton, the local manager is taking a back seat and letting Gerr ld Morgan, Russell Ruark and Hugh Kersey, his clerks do all the planning and execution of the details of the .‘■ale. He’s very proud of his boys
and is expecting to l his sales up near the top of the list when the
week is over.
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FOR SALE: 3 burner kerosene stove with oven, $3.50. 212 E. Franklin Street. 10-tf.
Reed’s Yellow Dent Seed Corn, germinates 98, Johnson County White germination 94. II. C. Perkins, Greencastle, R. 3. 29-tf.
FOR SALE: Modern home on one 1 of the best streets in town- or will trade for smaller property, must be on good street. Addn ss Box 19 Banner. 13-2t.
New 13 plate battery, guaranteed i month $3 90 exchange. Get our ,rices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf
FOR SALE: Sweet potato, large tomato, cabbage, pepper and cauliflower plants. 309 N Indiana street. Charles Crawley. 4-tf
FOR SALE: Good Duroc male hog. Forest McFarland, Bainbrldge. Ind.
13-2p.
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT On Parke street, make your own price, on or before May 18th, for cash. The best offer gets the place. Subject to approval of Putnam Circuit Court. RAE MASTEN, Administratrix, F. S. Hamilton, Attorney.
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FOR SALE: Sand and gravel. State tested. John Patterson. Phone 756 K. 12-3p., FOR SALE: Plants of all kinds. | Sweet potato, tomato and rabbagc. 1 Phone 746-L. l2-3t. j Medium size standard make pia-! no, new ivories, in fine condition i A bargain Phone 774 14-lp FOR SALE Gray enamel day bed, 3.00. Furniture Exchange, east | side square. Phone 170-L 14-lp FOR SALE: My GO acre farm, northeast of Greencastle. James Lewman. Bainbridge, Ind. 14-21-28-3t.
| Week” \nhs started seveal vents ago j by the Kroger stores and received | such favorable comment that u him | become a semi-annual affair. Because of the fact that Indiana farms produce such high quality products, the Kroger company purchases from state canning factories numerous canned items for sale in their stores. The Kroger company's purchases from vendors, mnrufacturers,
etc., in tn<- state ot Indiana amoun to approximately 11million dollars annually. In audition to this, mil lions of dollars are spent In the state of Indiana each year for such items ns heat, light, gas, water, taxes, supplies. etc. The rent alone paid to property owners amounts to almost $400 000 each year, while wages paid to employes in the state are nearly 2i_. million dollars annually.
Reid’s Yellow Dcr.t Corn, 96 percent germination. Purdue tested. Boesen Dairy, R. 2. Phone Rural 4-1. 7-6t.
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If you are inten iod in a 312 acre farm in Greet ustle township, or a good - house on Bloomington street at park entrance and one on north Indiana street all will be sold from day to day by First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co., and C. F. Robe, ! executors of the John W. Robe es- | tnte, at the First-Citizens Bank Building on and after May 20. The j farm will be sold in whole or parts, j For further information, call at the above bank. 10-tf. FOR SALE: Pondcrosa and Bonny Best tomato plants: Early Wakefield cabbage; Nancy Hall sweet potato plants. 406 West Franklin Street. Phone 794. 13-2t.
FOR SALE: One almost new radio. Cheap. S. R- Pursel, 14-2t. FOR SALE: Ten small farms on good roads in Putnam county. Ranging from 20 to 40 acres. Ideal farms for those who work in town. J. T. Christie, Real Estate at Rightsell Insurance agency, 22 South Jackson. 14-2t. FOR SALE: Detroit Jewel gas range, table top, like new. Bargain. Phone 646-Y. 14-2ts. FOR SALE: Vegetable and flower plants and Nancy Hall sweet potato plants. You can still have an early garden by these established plants. Mrs. T. C. Cox, Phone 105-Y. 12-4t
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GARDEN PLANTS: Best varieticr., cabbage, tomatoes, pimentoes and peppers. Albeit Hoffman, 517 N. Indiana Street. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf
New 39-Plate Battery, $3.95 exchange. Free installation. Dobbs Tire & Battery Service. Phone 789. M-W-F-tf
FOR RENT: Sleeping room, 110 East Poplar street. 14-2p. FOR RENT: Pasture for two cows. Phono 221-L. 14-2t.
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I Get a $1.00 bott!" of Twenty-Herb l Tonic for 39c this week at Fleenor’s Drug stores. A natural medicine for the stomach, liver, kidneys, bov/els and blood. M-W-F-3p
FOR SALE: Good sod. John Patterson. Phone 75G-K 12-3p.
WANTED BROOD MARES I own Harry Stamp's fine Belgian sorrell stallion, white mane and tail, sure breeder. Weighing 2 000 pounds. Service $15.00 at barn, at your farm $3.00 extra. Call and look him over. Register No. 17922 Dutch. Walter S. Campbell, horse ban, Greencastle. 5-6-13-14-4r> WANTED—A four room apartment by June 1. Phone 871-Y or see Bert Huber. 14-17-2p WANTED: 100.000 lb., wool. Be sure and call us. J. E. Coffman and Son. Bainbridge, Ind. 12-14-17-3t.
WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle or New Maysville. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod. —MiscellaneoBH— Termite control. Antimite Is noninflammable, odorless and clean. Installed only by experience*! operators. Call your local representative, Allan Lumber Company for further information. ll-5t
Boys and Girls, new wheels will make your skates like new. We hove them. Acme Repair Shop. 24 S. Jackson St. 12-14-21 FUN FOR THE SMALL FOLKS! Another “World Museum” an authentic cutout diorama in color will he published in the comic section of Next Sunday’s CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. 14-lp. KROGER'S CELEBRATES
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Raymond Riley, manager of the local Kroger store, stated that all Kroger stores operated out of Indiana’s capital city are celebrating semi-annual “Indiana Week” an eight-day event which starts Friday, May 14 and continues through to Saturday night, May 22nd. “Indiana
NOTICE
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NORTHERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY
You Can Save Money by paying your Telephone account on or before the 15th of each month So as to avoid a Collection Charge.
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PROOF
H. S. Barton, for 37 consecutive years Vice President
and Master Distiller of Glenmore, says:
“When you’ve distilled close to a million barrels of whiskey
... you get to know something about it.” “Once you get set on the right formula and processes, you’d better not tamper with them. Old ways are slow, but they produce the best whiskey. “Perhaps that’s why Glenmore was one of seven distilleries permitted by the Government to make medicinal whiskey throughout Prohibition. We never cheapen materials or hurry the processes in making our Mint Springs Ken-
tucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey.” Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated
Louisville—Owensboro, Kentucky
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ITIint Springs
USED CARS Visit our modern used car lot located at 310 N. Jackson street. Wide selection of good used cars and trucks. All makes and models fully reconditioned and priced to sell quickly. Your old car taken in trade with easy weekly or monthly
payments.
KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO.
FORDS SINCE 1910
Telephone 268
Telephone 268
WHAT DOES SUPER-BREWED MEAN? Super-Brewed is a short way of saying: (1) Sterling Beer is made from only the finest grains and premium priced hops superquality ingredients. (2) Every step in the brewing is directed by a master brewer and super checked by rigid laboratory control. (3) Sterling Beer is thoroughly aged to bring it the super-mellowness that assures rich, satisfying flavor. Taste the difference that this super brewing brings to Sterling You'll say it’s grand, loo! STERLING BREWERS. INC., EVANSVILLE. IND.
