The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 July 1937 — Page 3

v v •!* •!• •!• IJSSELLVILLE + + + ■» , + + + +g| rs. Winfred HarbLdon and are visiting: relatives. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday with Mr. IValter McGaughey and ] [B<>yd spent Thursday in Irs. Clyde Lineback and ton spent the week end iicy Reed. Irs. Jamess Naecker and |f Saginaw, Mich., spent

last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ford ice. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belles were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Doyel. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Carrington and family spent Sunday with relatives at Veedersburg. Mrs. Margaret Bridges is making a visit with friends and relatives in New York City. Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Crawfordsville spent Thursday with Mrs. Lou Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Norman entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Har-

Tmilers for Summer School KENT, O. (UP)—A camp for automobile trailers is being built on th? campus of Kent State University for the use of summer session students who own mobile homes. FOUR TAX CHANGES ffontlnneit I'rtim l*nire onfl contributions, tuition fees, initiation fees, matriculation fees, and earnings on, or receipts from sale of, intangible property owned by them.

TO HOI.D PICNIC ’your kodaks to take pictures of the The Putnam colored conservation 1 beautiful scenety.

Walter Baynard, President John T. Power, Sec’y-Treas. Committee. Howard Evans.

John Due

club will hold its annual July S picnic Monday at Portland Mills. All conservation club members and visitors are invited to attend. Games will be played and prizes awarded. There is a beautiful dancing floor and covered buildings in case of rain. The best of sanitary conditions are

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES

Iflgl FOOD VALUES W £[ ere ’ s - vouro PPO r tunity to save with these many specially priced I FwSW •sFood values! Check every item carefully and visit your nearby ^ A & P Food Store and see how much you really save! fEANUT BUTTER sultana ^ 25c

At assembly room in the court

on the grounds and there are attend- house Saturday evening. 7:30 by Elants for everything. Fishing prizes der T. F. Hubbard and his subject will also be awarded. jwill be “ Thp Marriage Supper:” Bring your children and see the ( “God, the Father, cordially invites old historic Griss Mill. It is 120 years you to be present at the manage of old and is made of the best preserved His son. Prince Emmanuel, with the lumber in Indiana. Come and bring most beloved virgin. His church. The

ceremony will take place at the end of the world. Wedding garments are provided. After the ceremony you are invited to take part in the marriage feast, accompanying the bridal pair to their everlasting home, the

new' earth.’’

Regular services will be held at the Brick Chapel S. D. A. church Sabbath (Sat.) Sabbath school 10 a. m. preaching following. Bring lunch stay for dinner in the basement. There will be instructions how to give bible studies at two o’clock. Come and enjoy the day with us.

IEESE

In Cooperation with the National Producera-Uonnumer cnnigaign, l.h.

21c

SALAD DRESSING IONA

25c

LKLES

HEINZ SWEET Relish or Sweet Mixed, Jar.

29c

LEMON JUICE

2 Cam 25C

rrvro

CHIPS 14 ^

10c

LOAF CHEESE

Rrirk or Aineriean

59c

Sale On Armour’s Canned Meats ■OKNED BEEF can 19 c I HASH SSSSRur 2 ouu 25c MOCK CHICKEN ROAST BEEF Can 1UC 1? oz. can POTTED MEAT Q BUFFET SPREAD v S •*. can I/C Can xUC

tf apt 3n Jafite LOW IN PRICE

Lg. 20-Oz. Twist Loaf

PURE CANE SUGAR lb. bag J'J 29 DEL MONTE SARDINES ovai cans 25C Seminole TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 2Qc SPRY 3 lb. can 54 C

10

Lbs.

MACARONI or Spag-hetti 3 7 oz. Pkgs. WHEATIES Pkg. 10c (X)0KIES Marshmellow Delight, Lb.

SUGAR CANE

SUGAR CORN

MILK, Whitehouse, TOMATO CATSUP

PINK SALMON

PINEAPPLE Sliced

TOMATOES TOBACCO

3 cans

4 tall cans

3 Lge. Bottles

Tall Can

No. 11-4 can

4 Cans

PRINCE ALBERT OR VELVET TIN

TOMATO JUICE P-NUT BUTTER HEINZ KETCHUP

BROOMS

DOG FOOD Daily

CAMAY SOAP

LUX SOAP or Lifebuoy RINSO Small Pkg. 9c

PET MILK FIG BARS HOMINY

17c 51c 25c 25c 25c 10c 10c 29c 10c 25c

CORN FLAKES 3 Lgc. Pkgs. 25Q

6 Cans

2 Lb. Jar 25c 2 Lgc. Bottles 35c

Each 25c

4 Cans 19 c

Cake ft" Cake 6c

Lge. Pkg. 20c 3 Tall Cans 20c 3 Lbs. 25c 4 Cans 19 c

SPARKLE GELATIN DESSERT

Pkffs.

15c

RIVAL

DOG FOOD 3 Cans 25c

A & P FOOD STORES WILL BE C LOSED ALL DAY ON MONDAY, JULY 5TH.

Ew POTATOES NTELOUPES lL. ORANGES

lSPBERRIES, Home Grown Qt.

15 Lb. Pck Jiinilto Yellow Ripe 2 For -

Dozen

^tuits and !/tqetablei 32c NEW CABBAGE 25c NEW PEACHES 19c TOMATOES 19 c GREEN BEANS

2 Lbs. 5c 4 Lbs. 25c Red Ripe Lb. 10c Stringless Lb. 10c

.On Meat Matlati

Armour’s

LiJ

!EEF ROAST 1R0UND BEEF

Smoked Skinned Whole or Shank Half

“Never Requires Parboiling”

STAR HAM

Lb. 27c

Choice Cuta Of Chuck, Lb. FOR LOAF OR Patties, Lb

19c LEG-0-LAMB 15c CHICKENS

Swift's Genuine Spring, Lb. Extra Select 19S7 Fryers, Lb.

29c 29c

A * P FOOD STORES

COOL AIR-CONDITIONED COACHES t ON ALL MONON ROUTE TRAINS / Between C hicago and Louisville Also Alr-Condfttoned Diner—Lounge Cars and Sleeping Cars NO DIRT _ NO DUST — NO SMOKE ' Always Cool, Clean and Comfortable \ BE MODERN — TRAVEL BY TRAIN \ For Further Information Call M. S. NEWGENT, Agent

NON ROUTE

Try A Banner Classified ad. It w ill pay dividends.

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Olives 29c Hollywood Queens Butter ib" 32c Country Club—Print Lb. 33c Motor Oil $1.01 Penn-Had Pure Pennsylvania (Plys 8c Tax) Spry cm' 54c V.itetabl* Shortening—Lb. Can 21c Gold Dust Pki - 15c Kills Odors as It Cleans—The Cleaner of More Than 100 Uses French’s Mustard , 10c Cream Style Ritz Crackers m. 21c Keel-Ade Pk * 5« Assorted Flavors Films » o11 20c *"' i 25c Gevaert Superchrome 8 Exposure velop

Por k & Beans Sifted Peas Dili Pickles Tomato Juice Sugar pur ° can Kraft Cheese

Country Club

in Rich

Tomato Sauce

Country Cl nil

Extra Fine—A Big Value—Stock Up

Mary Lou

College, Inn Special /Value

WATERMELONS

Each

55'

Large Size Round Cuban Queens Cut Red Ripe, Sweet—

Halves, 30c 4 Lb * 19c 2 For 25c

Lb. 17 C

BANANAS

CANTALOUPES

Firm. Yellow,

Ripe

Giant Size, Vine Ripened

Delicious

Eating

Lemons Do *- 35c Large 360 Size Sunkist Potatoes 10 U" 21c U. S. No. 1 White Cobblers Onions 4 15c

New Tex»* Yellow

Tomatoes Lb 10c

Fancy Red Ripe

Tomatoes

Indiana Hot House Plums Lb - 10c California Beauties for Eating Cabbage Lb 2c

Home Grown

Celery s** 111 5c

New Michigan

American

2-Lb. Loaf

Salad Dressing Embassy f Chaese rro'lurer-Conaumer Freeh Cream Matches 6 IloxM 25c

Avalon

Rye head Ere ther—Clock Bread

Lb.

Loaf

GINGERALE

I.atonia Club—Case. 75c (Plus Bottle Deposit)

Ju'u. 25c

4

BEVERAGES

Rocky River Assorted Flavors Case 75c (Plus Bottle Deposit)

A Lire, •fr Bote.

COUNTRY CLUB AND ARMOUR STAR HAMS lb. 29c SKINLESS WEINERS — No. 1 Quality, Lb 25c BAKED LOAVES — Pickle, Pimento, Macaroni, Lb 27c BOILED HAM = 127c MINCED LUNCHEON — Sliced or Piece, Lb 19c FRANKFURTERS — Large Juicy, Lb. 17c SLICED BACON T™ 29c GROUND BEEF — 100% Pure For Steak or Loaf, Lb 17c CHUCK ROASTS — Controlled Quality Beef, Lb 23c chickens 35c

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