The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 July 1937 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNED, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JUI.Y 22, 1937.

CHATEAU Last Times Tonight YOU HKTTUK SF.K THIS ITS A RIOT!

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“NEW FACES OF 1937”

Friday and Saturday KIM. OK THE COWBOYS

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■and Eshtin'for love/.

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FREE POI* CORN. KIIIIIIES SATURDAY ’TILE ‘i I*. M.

INDIANS TO Ol’KN SERIES INDIANAPOLIS, Iml. July 22 - The Indianapolis IndiaAs who hav? been on the road since July 10 will return to Perry Stadium Friday to open a six-game series with the Toledo Mu 1 Hens. A twilight-moonlight doubleheader with the afternoon game starting at 4:.'10 o’clock and the evening game scheduled to begin at 8:15 o’clock will be played Friday. A single

game on Saturday, a doublehcader on Sunday and one game on Monday will complete the order of play during the Tribe’s brief home stand. A special program ;s being plannid for the homecoming Friday which will be ladies night. Ladies will also be honored at Monday night’s game The series between the Indians and the players of Fred Haney is expected to be one of the best to be

“CALIFORNIA HERE WE C OME” — GOLDEN GATE TOURS We will operate three special train tours with choice of three deparilin' date—July Hist, August l lth and 'JXth—visiting Pan-Ameriean Exposit’on in Dallas, Texas; Grand Canyon, Boulder Dam, lain Angeles, Hollywood, Yosemlte National Park, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, forty-mile automobile tour, laike laiiiise to Banff Springs in the Canadian Rockies; SI. Paul and Chicago. Every item of expense Is included in the price you paj for the two weeks’ trip. ' RATES START AT $159.00 Absolutely Nothing Left to 8|>end Monev For. INDIANA - FARM BI’REAU SPECIAL TRAIN CALIFORNIA TOFR DEPARTS SEPTEMBER IXTH Write nr call for illiMfrated Imoklct and reservations, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hinkle, 701 Railway Exchange Bldg., 10X E. Wash. St., Indianapolis, Ind

• Baby’« bath water comes out of the faucet as warm as hi likes it when you have an automatic Gaa Water Heater. I on’ll •ave time . . . and Baby will be safer and happier . . . with constant hot water on tap.

You Can Have An AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER at Loiv Cost

Storage type Gas Waier Heaters provide perpetual hot water for a fraction of a cent pet gallon. Ask about the lowcost operation—and about out •pectal purchase plan.

f^FOR YOUR ^ - - ^ OLD HEATERf

An automatic storage type Gas Water Heater (20-Gallon capacity) costs only $82.00 in•tailed, less the trade-in allow, ance for your old water heater. A small carry ing charge on deferred payments.

NORTHERN INDIANA POWER COMPANY

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Life Begins When You Step Out At The HUT

ALWAYS FI N IIERF-

The HUT

—West Sid.' of Stpinrc.

unfolded at Perry Stadium this season. Both teams have been in the first division during the major part of this year’s race and either team may move into a threatening position in the league standing by tak-

ing the'series.

Members of the Knot-Hole gang vlll be admitted free at Saturday

sight's game.

dale, Calif.; Everett Rice, Crawfords-] ville; Johnny Homes Buffalo, N. Y.; and Shorty Burns, St. Louis. The track has been re-asphalted this season and is in perfect condition.

EXPECT LARGE CROWD TO SEE SOFTBALL GAMES TONIGHT One of the largest crowds to witness softball play this season is ex-

FIVK Al'TO RACES ARE BOOKED I P ected tonl K M at Robe-Ann pm k

\T JI NGLE PARK FOR SUNDAY when two Tcn '° Haute teams come

ROCKVILLE. Ind., July 22 Five ujto races, including the feature 30'ap Bob Newhall Sweepstakes, are scheduled Sunday at the Jungle Park Speedway, one of the fastest half-

here to battle local outfits.

Highland Dairy of Terre Haute, playing the first game at 7:30 o'clock, is known here. Last year the aggregation broke even with the

The second game will start at an _ 8:30 o’clock, with the Anchor Furni-

mile tracks in the country which isJ Handy Dairy club of this city in two located six miles north of here on U.! contests. Although the Kroger team s 41 | is taking the field against the visTime trials start at 11 o’clock Sun- itol ' s tonight, several Handy Dairy day morning and the first 10-lap, P layprs wil1 bc in thc linCUp ’

speed brush starts at 2:30. Bob Newhall. famous radio

nouncer from WLW. will be serving turc club of Terre Haute meeting the ■is guest announcer when the flying ( * reenc,l ' sl * c All-Stars,

field gets underway.

Some of the star drivers in the

■ (ailing field of 25 pilots include Poe Shanebrook. Detroit; Charles Engle

and Everett Saylor. Dayton:

Sweigart. George Chitwood and Los

GRASSY FORKS MAN FINED ON MINOR CHARGE AT BRAZIL An alibi of being in Greencastle

Frank was responsible for Thomas Stevens

a Big Four section worked residing

Adair. Indianapolis: Morris Musii* at Rocky Forks, being released from

Dallas, Tex.; John McDowell, Glen-|® raz ** j a ' 1 ’

| Stevens had been held by Brazil

I police since last Thursday on suspi-

G Cans 49c 12 * ans 95c 24 Cans $1.85

We «elect ju$t the right apple* at just thc right time to make this just right apple sauce better than homemade. We don't have to depend on a seasonal apple as mother doer Actually, this apple sauce cannot be duplicated at home. You II save both time and money too. Start using it today, and save both ways.

Spotlight Jewel

Hot Dated Lb. Bag 19c

Pure Cane

Pure Hog

Kettle Rendered

COFFEE SUGAR

LARD

CORN FLAKES

BUTTER CHiPSO

BEVERAGES Delightful Sparkling—Case i CHERRIES

■Lb. Bag

25-Lb. Cloth Bag

Lbs.

Country Club

Lge. I’kg.

Country Club

Finest Creamery

Print Lb. 35c

Flakes or Granules

Hooky River

4

12 Bottle’* 75c, Plus Bottle Deposit

Avondale 4*

New Pack m *'' 0 - 2 Sour Pitted fcCans

55c

$1.25

23c

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34c 19c 25c

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29c

CANNED FOOD SALE STOCK UP AND SAVE

PEACHES

Avondale Halves Luscious Halves in Syrup 12 Cans $2 05; 24 Cans $4 05

£* No 2»* O Cnnn

$1.03 CORN

Avondale Golden Bantam 12 Cans $1.33; 24 Cans $2.G3

No. 2 Cans

6 Cans 69C TOMATOES

Avondale—Red Ripe. Solid 12 Cans $1.15; 24 Cans $2.25 6 Cana 59C

PEAS

Avondale—Sweet and Tender 11! Cans $1.45; 24 Cans $2.89 6 Cana 73C

BEETS

Avondale—Tender—Cut Cans $1.15; 24 Cans $2.25

£ No. 2 V4 O Cans

59c

GREEN BEANS

Stripglesk

Avondale— Cans $1.45; £ No. 2 V Cans

Cans $2.89

73c

Roll

Lb.

Lge. Pkg

Shredded Wheat Rival Dog Food

Lux 3o:p Lux Fi kes

Small Pkg. 10c Salad Dressing

2 23c 3 Cana 25C 4 |1>r * 25c r!u. 24 c Qt. 25c

Embassy—Triple Mixed

24-Oz. Far dly

Size

Bottles

POST TOASTIES or KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES 2,!^ 19c 2 Sm. Pkgs. 15c

BANANAS WATERMELONS POTATOES

Golden, Firm Ripe Fruit

4

Lbs.

Extra Large—20 to 28 Lb. Average—Cuban Queens Cut Red Ripe and Sweet

U. S. No. 1 W bite Cobblers

APPLES 5 I.ha Indiana "Seal of duality” Ducheaa Good Cookinit CANTALOUPES e. Home Grown—Jumbo Size—Vine Kipened TOM AIDES 4 Lb.. Home Grown—Solid, Red Riy. SWEET POTATOES 4 Lb.. New Crop Alabama

15

Lb. Peck

19c 35c 29c

15c 10c

25c 19c

CARROTS Home Grown CORN Home Grown—Well Filled Ears ICEBERG LETTUCE Crisp Solid Heads CELERY New Michigan

3 Bunches IQc Do.. 25c

2 For 15c

Stalk 5C

Whole or Shank Half

LB.

HAMS. Hinge’s Sugar Cured Butt Half, Lb

CENTER SLICES, LB.

Cottage Cheese, Full Creamed, Pint Potato Salad, Very Delicious, Lb Sliced Bacon, Emge’s Fairview Fann, 1-2 Lb. Cello Pkg. Ea

27c

29c 89c 12c 17c 19c

MILK FED VEAL SALE. TODAY’S Oustanding Meat Values "Tct Your Palate with one of these delicious Rousts or Stcsiks” Cutlets, Round or Sirloin, For Breading, Lb 32c Roasts, Choice Shoulder or Rump, Lb i8c Chops, Fancy Rib or Loin, Fry or Broil, Lb 27c Veal Breast, Bake with Dressing. Lb 15 C

LAMB ROASTS

Tender Shoulder

tb. 20c

I ACCEPT OUR AMAZING GUARANTEE!! BUY ANY KROGER BRAND ITEM. LIKE it BETTER — OR RETURN UNUSED PART IN ORIGINAL CONTAINER. WE WILL REPLACE ANY ITEM TREE WITH ANY OTHER BRAND Of THE SAME ITEM WE HANDLE, REGARDLESS OF PRICE.

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| cion of being thc hit and run driver who struck and severely injured Mrs. | Dallas Payne of Lena at National avenue and Depot streets in Brazil a week ago Saturday night. He was released after he had satisfied a fine of $1 and costs for driving a car without brakes. Brazil police said they were satisfied with Stevens’ alibi that he was in Greencastle on thc night of the accident.

>*•*. + •«• + + •I- COALING STATION •f. 4« Mr .and Mrs. Emery Nichols

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daughter, Bertha, anu Bud Clark attended the Woods reunion held at Fayette Sunday. The East Floyd Home Economics club met Thursday with Mrs. Mary Mahan near Hadley. Mrs. Claude Phillips has been on the sick list. The Saturday night club met at Lafayette Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods and family spent the week end in the northern port of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Emera Wright and Mrs. Valeroa Layne called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee and son Wednesday.

Tomorrow 10c Saturday—15c Bal.

AIR CONDITION V0NCASI] “Every Scat A c „<i| Final Toni^hT

the BEST SINGING COWBOY OF THEM ALL IN Tim BEST WESTERN IN TOWN!

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KIDDIES: A BIG SACK OF POPCORN FREE I N TIL 2 SAT.

d-d-d-d’d-d’-l'-I *• EAST MARION * * + + + + ■+ 4’ 4 Those attending the Ruark reunion Sunday from this vicinity at the . lai lan grove at Coatesville were, . Mr. and Mrs. John Cash. Mr. and I Mrs. E. E. Buis, Mr. and Mrs. Mel/in Ruark and Mr. and Mrs. Oran iuis and daughter. The C. C. club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Olen Dudley. Mrs. Ida Newman, Mrs. Myrtle Monday, Mrs. Effie Kea and Evelyn June Newman spent Tuesday with Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter. M. J. Storm and wife called on Bod Sommers of Belleville Monday afternoon who is ill. Miss Marion Bunten visited last week with Reese Buis and wife. Doris McNary spent Sunday night and Monday with Lillian Faith Buis.

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TRAVEL TALK

Beil Buis of I'lln ■ • lJ the week end witu Mr. ani$ E. Buis. Mrs. Loyd Storm Bob Cooper and do )B*[ afternoon. " Mrs. Florence Robin.vin tc week with Ralph S< chinan* iiy-

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