The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1937 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, Tilt KSDAY, NKITEMBKR

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KIDHIKS: I til | I'OPCOKN SATI KDW TII.K :i I*. VI.

NOW IS

THE TIME

FOR THE WISE BUYER TO GET THE USED CAR HE HAS BEEN WAITING FOR!

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Al)\ \M K S \LK IS t.OOl) BLOOM INCTON, Ind., Sept. 2. The largest advance sale of Indian . university football tickets got underway this week, and the ducats will be mailed to early customers this week Ticket Manager L. L. Fisher said that the demand for season books, entitling the buyer to reserved seats j for the Centre. Illinois and Purdu' games, was the largest in Indiana's sport history. There has been little call for single game tickets. Fisher | said, at this time as almost every advance sale customer has requested a ; season book. The largest demand for tickets is the annual Indiana-Purdue ganv which will be played here Nov. 20 Many fans are purchasing season books to be sure of having a ticket for the annual clash for the Old Oaken Bucket. Indiana's home schedule brings ' Centre here Sept. 25 Illinois will , play here Oct. 16 in (the annual Homecoming game, and the Purdu*' game will be held Nov. 20. VIAPI.K ( IIVPKI. VI. K. ( HI ItCH Maple Chapel M E church will ! have Sunday school at P a. m. and ! church services at P:45 a. m. Sunday I September 5th.

ANNUAL NATION-WIDE \

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• The year's I»i};»re>t sale of its kind is now on — Ford Dealers' Annual Nationwide Used (,’ar Ulearance Sale I Nearly all makes and models — and no doubt you will (ind exactly what vou want, at a price that will amaze you. Save money by trading-in vour present car for a better one today — this sale is your opportunity to buy a better used car now. SEE YOUR FORD DEALER Turn to classified section for Ford Dealer Used Car Bargains

"it costs no More r FOR AN OSTERMOOR"

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AIL GUARANTEED REGUIARJIOSO OSTE RMOORS

TERMS >1 CASH • *1 A WEEK pJwt ujuo/ budge! p/on carrying charge

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HOW WE DO IT! Ostermoor & Co. wanted to clean up their odd lots of $42.50 and $49.50 mattress tickings. We bought the assortment, tailored onto standard $42.50 ‘‘Service Stripe” mattresses, practically at factory cost . . . Then we decided to slash our profit, too, and make this the sale of the year. Your chance to own a genuine $42.50 Osfermoor at a tremendous saving.

YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE whdk, they Jhut!

OF THE WORLD FAMOUS ^nmns/yUfUf STERMOOR Here s a mattress bargain you’ll long remember. Your chance to own a genuine high grade Ostermoot ai a bargain price. There are long years of supreme sleep comfort in us patented hinged coil innerspring construction. The cushioned resilience of its layer-builf padding of v.ermcor processed felt will caress you to sound, dreamless sleep...Heavily quilted borders, secure tufting, beautiful tailoring... Remember! Ostermoors are built, not stuffed...Your choice of a wide variety of quality coverings. The season s choicest patterns and colors. All standard sizes...Come in and make your choice while they last. Buy cow and save $12.65.

CelebraliiiK our 35th year in 1937

Horace Link & Company Th* Store of Kumitura FOR OVER 80 YEARS ... AMERICA’S QUALITY MATTRESS

NOTH K TO BIDDKKS 1. Sealed proposals for a Heating Plant and Service Building will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Putnam County. Indiana, Hospital, at Greencastle, Indiana, at a special meeting of said board to be held in the Commissioners Court Room, in the Court House, at Greencastle. Indiana, until the hour ot 10:00 A. M. Central Standard time, on Thursday, September 30th, 1937. 2 All labor performed and materials furnished in connection with the project shall be in accord with the drawings, plans and specificationtherefor prepared by McGuire anu Shook. Architects, and J. M. Rotz, Kngineering Company, Engineers, respectively and iioth of Indianapolis, Indiana, in whose office’s said drawings, plans an 1 specifications are available in addition to copies in *he office’s of the Superintendent and the State Board of Accounts, and a copy in the office of the Superintendent of said hospital. 3 PROPOSALS SHALL BE: (a) Submitted separately for General Construction. Electrical Installations, Heating and Ventilating and Plumbing or the last two may be submitted as one proposal. (b) Prepared and properly executed on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form No. 96 (accompanied by Questionnaire Form No. 96-A for any proposal of $5000.00 or more) sai<l forms to be provided by the bidders and shall contain the executed non-collusion affidavit as required by statute. (c) Enclosetl in sealed envelopes bearing the title of the work and the name and address of the bidder. (d) Accompanied by certified

checks of bidders bond made payable to the Board of Trustees of the Putnam County, Indiana, Hospital, in a sum not less than five per cent of the total amount proposal including alternates. 4. Certified checks or bidder’s bonds will be held by the Board of Trustees of said Hospital as evidence that the bidders will, if awarded a contract o. contracts, enter into the aanie with the owner or the said ooaul of trustees upon notification .'rum said trustees so to do and wilh.n three days of said notification. Failture to so execute contracts and io furnish bond as hereafter set nut will be cause for forfeiture to the said institution of the amount oi money represented by the certified check oi bidder's bonds as and foi liquidated damage. 5. Bidders to whom awards are nade will be required to submit with .heir executed contracts performance bonds for the full amount of the contract price and in full force and •fleet for twelve months from the late of final payment of the work guaranteeing faithful compliance with all terms and conditions of the contract documents, said bonds to be acceptable to the said board of hospital trustees and executed by sureties as are approved by the United States Treasury. 6 Proposals may be held by the said board of trustees and not subject to withdrawal by bidders for a period jf at least thirty days from the opening of said proposals. 7. All contracts to be executed for this project shall conform, in addition to the other requirements to the provisions of Chapter 319 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana,

,,f 1935. in respect to wage rates which shall not be less than determined pursuant to said act. 8 The Board of Trustees reserve the right to accept any proposal or proposals, to make any combination thereof, to waive any informalities therein and. or to reject any or all proposals. 9. Copies of the drawings and specfications may be obtained from the Architects and Engineer’s upon deposit of $15.00 for each set. said deposits to be refunded provided that 'hese documents be returned to the offices of the Architects and Enjineer in good condition within five lays of the hour set for receiving proposals. 0. The bidders are requested to State ind give the time when said heating plant system will be completed and ready to furnish heat for the use of said hospital, as same is desired at the earliest time. H. The contracts for said project shall contain a provision for withlolding final payment to the contrac•or until such contractor has paid to the sub-contractor or sub-contract-ors, material men for matterial furlished and labor employed in the ■onstruction of said project etc. as is provided in Chapter 258, of the General Assembly of Indiana, Acts of 1933 page 1142. 12. The contractor or contractors will be required to carry compensation insurance to protect the workmen while employed on said project. Attest: Nellie Stoner. Secretary. Walter W. Keller Mrs. Nellie Stoner, T. A. Sigler, C. H. Crosby, Board of Trus-

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SUGAR COFFEE

GINGERALE

MIRACLE WHIP HEINZ PICKLES

BREAD

Pure Cane

25-Lb. Cloth

Bag

Spotlight Jewel 3-Lb. Bag 55c

Latonia Club—Also Rocky River Assorted Beverages

(Plus Bot. Deposit)

Salad Dressing Cucumbe* Pickles

2-1-Oz.

Sandwich Loaf

R’S

$1.25 u 10C

75c 37c 19c 25c

Case of 12 Bots.

Qt.

Lge.

Jar

Loaves

A Real Opportunity! With the Purchase of Each Large Jar of EMBASSY PEANUT BUTTER

Save IVEoney! Save Time! Save Energy! WHY CAN YOUR OWN PEACHES? CHECK THESE PRICES! COUNTRY CLUB

23c

PEACHES

Sliced and Halves

3 'can, 1 SOC

RECEIVE 3 Genuine Vit Rock Utility Bowls

For Only

10c

No. 3«i

Cans 99c

Cane of 24

12 c - $3.98

$1.97

FREE! Valuable Pair of Sun Glasses with each Two-Gallon Can of PENN-RAD MOTOR OIL

BANANAS Firgi, Golden Ripe Fruit . 15c

$1.00

(Plus Tax)

Grapes

Lima Beans

White Seedless or lied Malagas

Lbs.

Large ^ Full Pods £

It is more economical to buy them in the pods.

Fancy Snow

LARD Pure Vegetable Compound

Lb.

131/2C

Cauliflower wK.7.

Peaches

Apples

Lemons Ia sk!n-juic,

Potatoes

Sweet Potatoes

Celery

Indiana Grown

Elberta Freestones

Ind. Grown No. 1 Maiden Blush

U. S. No. 1

White Cobblers

Southern

Yams

Michigan Well

HAMS

PORK CHOPS

SUMMER SAUSAGE

BAKED LOAVES

SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS

CHUCK ROASTS SWISS STEAKS

ROLLED RIB ROASTS CAT FISH FILLETS

LAMB CHOPS

Iceberg Lettuce

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^ COLORED -H NI (,K Ml >lf TO PRESENT' 1‘ i:< 11 " f The Colored Junior M“- K ^

Greencastle will

annual musicale at ^ day night. Sept ■ ' ,

E. church on Crown ■ ^

group will be assisted ^ J Music Club of Terre' ‘ ^,1

Misses Frances M' 1 *-

Carter an.l Marg <me “‘‘ ,, | Greencastle. They WiU J guest artist Dorthy Hood ^

of Indiana Aw

Musicians, and - N1 ‘" ' former student of ! | ! Greenhorn N. C. The

vited to attend.

* Officers are Chari . president: Martha Ric ^ i tary; Mary PitLU* 11 ’ ^