The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1939 — Page 3
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In Our Annual January Clearance The styles are beautiful ... the quality tops ... and the savings unbelievable. We’re offering our complete stock of Table, Boudoir, Wall, Pin It-Up and Floor Lamps in this Sale! ^ All Lamps Reduced 33' Regular values from $2.95 to $14,130.
Save $15 JO On NEW RADIO H'l.V n 7" $69.50 sevcn-tiihp ZrniMi Consol.' Mo l l I!;; Ho now nml K't a -S*o-OO allowance on yonr ol<| sot. $6150 Value, Only $54,50
JLOTHES HAMPERS, Reduced 33 1.3% IIRRORS, Reduced 33 1.3% SAVE ON GIFT ITEMS, including Range Sets, Mixng Bowls, Beverage Sets, Etc. All must gc at a , ~'-mnt 1 you of 33 1-3%, COME IN NOW AND SAVE! MOORE
ELECTRIC
17 E. Wash. St.
LOOMTNGTON, Inc!.. Jan. 23.— Business in Indiana is expsct|to lie i.i.duI 15 percent better this than in 1938 according to an |cle in the current issue of the InBusiness Review released toIh' Review, published by the Inp u:dversity Bureau of Business cm eh, warne:! however, that favl)le present conditions may (r ■ and that “conflicting fnctois drive business quite rapidly in h nirection.” cider business conditions showed "dei able strength during Decem1938, the Review said, reporting |< ir-point rise in its index for the Be. hen .Tune to December in last li the index climbed 34 points, ac-
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'-or ing to the article, which added tliat this surge overcame a 31 point * Ircp occurring between September.! "t ie and January 1937. In the fol-j lowing six months business activity level dr opped another 18 points, how-1 ever, making a total slide of 49 point:!. “The ‘V’ shap”.! curve recording this performance was one of the most precipitious in history on the downwai d side and one of the most rapid improvements on record on the upward side,” the Review commentci. “Although the level of business activity in 1938 was considerably under that of 1937, the year as a whole may be considered as one which brought a net improvement. This is true pr incipally because the trend of business during the latter part cf the year was definitely upward.
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SKY VIEW OF TINCANNERS* MEET—Mote than 1.200 trailer families have arrived in Tampa. Fla., for the annual convention of the Tin Can Tourists of America. This aerial view $h° ws of the trailers in Tampa municipal trailer |AuT, Trolding 600. Other camps are crowded. Organization was founded in 191J to work for better conditions among camper-outers.
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1939.
For Rent
WEESNER IMP. CO.
Ill N. JACKSON ST.
Have your tractor over-
hauled during January. 10% i | acres. Cash and grain. Write R. 3.
, , , • McCuHough, R. 5. Wabish. 21-3p
discount on parts and labor.
FOR RENT: Seven room mr. lern house at 14 Larrabee street. |Phone 1 2!4. E. A. Browning. 19-rf FDR RENT: Farm 4 1-2 miles I south of Greeneastle on rood 43. 130
2 usri! regular Farmalla if .itched team, 2 year olds. 1, 5 year old good worker. S i.'.ie go:;d le d discs and corn plcntc rs. Some good used trucks. New ow priiss on New I'annafli i-.nd ( ream Separators.
j —Wanted— | WANTED: Girl to do cooking and hourov.ork tr> family of two. Address ■ Be. ; G nanne.' 29-2t.
j WANTED: Any kind of dead ‘j stock. Tall 278, Greer.castle. Charges
pal I. John Wnciitel Co.
I’m going lo select a hustler who owns car or light truck for a high class retail business in Putriath County. Excellent eaininc? and big future. Prominent Mamifactnrer will finance. IndianapoWs, Branch ..ervice. Write me fully. Robert 1. '■]>, 135 W. ifith St., In Mampolis 9-18 2.3-3t. WANTED: F'arm on shares by experienced man and wife. Wm. Young, RcelrVille, R. 2. 23-2p. MAN for Coffee Route. Up to *45 first week. Automobile given os bonus. Write MIBL.S, 7015 \P-nmoutti. ! Cincinnati, O. 23-3p
For Salp
t New 39-Plate Battery, S3 Sfi exchange. Free installation. Dobbs Tire & Buttery Service. Phone 789. M-W-F-tf
New 13-plate battery, guaranteed 0 months, $3.90 exchange. Get our ; prices on Lee tires before you buy • Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. ! Phone 68. 22-tt
Busch Monument Works S. Locust on Cemetery ltd. I‘h. 146
Want to sell equity in furniture for three rooms. Practically new. Very reasonable. Ad iress Box B. Banner. 23-2p. WANTED - TO RENT: Small furnished apartment. Close to business district. Must be modern. Address Bo D. Banner. 23-1 p.
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Furniture repairing, neatly done, work guaranteed. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phono 170-j. 23-lp. ELITE BEAUTY SHQfPPE. Grace Miller. Prop., Gabieteen permanents. The only Lanolin Oil Process. Shampoo and wave 50c. 405 East H'inna. Phone 211. 23-25-2t
WATER RI'N ITIIILL—Sending Colorr.'.'o riv.r water 392 miles over mountains and across cl w to Los Angeles and 12 other cities, is the job of Parker Dam. its siphons and pumps, one of the world's greatest engineering projects, first section of which was recently opened. Top panel shows the dam, on the Colorado river 150 i a downstream from Boulder Dam. whose
foundation is 235 leet below the normal river bed. Bottom, intake pumping plant, two miles from the dam, with the first of 38 aqueducts through whicit the water is boosted. Left center, water flowing from the aqueduct into Gene Basin reservoir. Right center. J. M. Gaylord, chief electrical engineer, who set the pumps in motion. Cost of project completed is $200,000,000.
SHIP TAKES BRIDGE TOO—Fouling of the rudder of the Maritime Commission freighter Waukegan caused the ship to crash into the du Pont highway bridge across the Chesapeake and Delaware canal, near St. Georges. Del. Ship swerved and rammed into the heavy steel structure with a loud crash, causing damage as above. Robert Quinn, bridge-tender, was killed.
FROM THE FILES OF THE BANNER A Galaxy of Siars (188D “DePauw is proud of the fact that the four highest positions within the gift of Indianians are now held by her almuni McDonald,
I Porter, Hanna and Ridpath.” 'Note: Joseph Ewing McDonald. U. S. senator at that time, graduated 1840: Albert G. Porter, governor of Indiana at that time, graduated 1843; Thomas Hanna, lieutenant-governor of the state at that time, graduated 1868; William M. Ridpath, speaker
GOVERNORS WILL FEATURE I. D. E. A. DINNER FEB. 11
Gov. M. Clifford Townsend Gov. A. B. Chandler
of the State House of Representatives at that time, graduated 1871.)
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117 W. Franklin St. Ph. 262
j FOR SALE; Diatdro fruits and i vogc tables, especially prepared for i Diabetic patients. PEOPLE S GRO- ’ CERY £ MEATS, 227 E. Washing- | ten Street, phone 34. 23-lt i Baby Chicks U. S. Pullorum teste l] and U. S. Approved. 95% Livingal.Jity Guaranteed for 21 days from J weakness of Pullorum Disease. All ! Center Point Chicltn hatched from J egg.: produced by breeders that have I be n Double Blco 1 Tested the sec- ; o~.<i time this season for Pullorum , Disease by the whole Blood Test i Let us book Vour order for started ! ehiekn 1 and 2 weeks old. Write for . free circular and prices ca chlcka i from Pullets being Trnpnested under l It. O. P. Supervision. DIETZ'S ! POULTRY FARM, Center Point. Tn- ' diana. 17-6t.
FOR SALE to highest bidder at | 200 cast Seminary Street. Call Tues- ! day. Garage building ^partly burn1 od». Enough lumber to build single i garage-. Also od heatrola with 12 gal. storage tank. 30. gal. hot water tank 'with c’iI heater, nen-freeze toilet and gink with pipes, glider and day bed ! frames, *2.50 each. A few chairs and sonv rhelving, very cheap 23-lp
FOR SALE OR TRADE: One Percheron stallion, black 7-years old, 1800 lbs., Belgian stallion, bay, 3years oild. 1500 lbs.; pair gray mares, 15-years old; one registered, one guide mare; two coming yearling colts; one Hack, smooth mouth horse, 1400 lbs.. Ralph Moore. 1 mile north, 2 miles east of Em'nence. 20-3p
FOR SALE: 40 head shoats. Floris McCammnck. Belle Union. 23-2t FOR SALE: Manure. Phono 463-R. 23-2p.
FOR SALE: Big rect Shorthorn cow. Fresh. Horizontal water and pressure pump, bicycle. W. M. Goldaberry. Phone Rural 16F14. 23-lp. FOR SALE: 120-140 egg capacity incubators. Verner Houck. 23-2p FOR SALE: I i head of Heavy feeding hogs, 4 heavy springer Jerr y cows. S. B. Love, Morton. 23-25-27-31. FOP SALE BY COUNTY: Kindling. used lumber and a few doors at the site of the ol jail and sheriff’s residence, west Washington ntreet. 23-lt.
FOR SALE: *45 Black Mtlton overcoat, tailormade, slightly worn. Only *10 00. Act now. Inquire Banner. 23 3p
FOR SALE: Singer sewing machine, does good work, $3.95. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-J. 23-11).
TIBS WEEK’S WEATHER Snow flurries Sunday night, rain iver south and rain or snow over north portion middle of week, otherwise generally fair, followed by rain Saturday or Sunday. Cold wave Sunday night; winner Tuesday and Wednesday; colder Thursday; warmer by Satuiday. Temperatuie will be much below normal first part ca week and will average above normal middle and latter par s of week.
MEET SANTA KLAUS POTTSToWN, Pa. 'UP'—Santa Klaus Is a resident of Pottstown. His full narfie is Santa Paul Klaus, who was bom on Christmas Day, 1917. Dr. H. W. Lambert, the attending physician, suggested the name. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Max Klaus, have three other
children.
\1)M1NISTRATOIf^ SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that tile undersigned. The Crawlordsvllle Trust Company, administrator of the estate of Geoige E. Marsteller late of Putnam county. Indiana, will sell at private sale at the offices of Said Crmpuny at 101 East Main Street, in the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery County. Indiana, all the persona! property of said decedent, on MONDAY. JANUARY 30th, 1939 at 10:30 O’clock A. M. and thereafter until sold. Bald property consists of the fol-
lowing :
3600 bushels of corn 500 bushels of oats 330 bushels of soy beans 16 bushelc of clover seel 40 ton of clover hay Terms of sale: For cash at not lea: than appraised value. The above property is located on one farm of 260 acres in Putnam cqunt> located 3 miles north-east of Russellville and op one farm in Alontgomery County 3 miles southeast of New Richmond, Indiana. Prospective purchasers may see the property at either of these farms piior to date of sale. THE CRAWFORDSVILLE TRUST COMPANY. Administrator of George E. Marstcller Estate. By: Darnell D. Mahomey, Secretary A.. J. Murphy, Atty 23-27-21. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Cause No. 7973. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of Vernle L. Beam, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Grcencaatle, Indiana, on the 8th day of February, 1939, and show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLE WENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive
The Governor* of Indinnn and Kentucky will share speaking honors at the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association banquet at the Claypool hotel, Indianapolis, Saturday night, Feb. 11. After his address. Governor Townsend will introduce Governor (Happy) Chandler, the colorful chief executive of the Blue Grass state. Tickets for the banquet are $2 each and are being sold by State Auditor Frank G. Thompson, Room 238, State House, who is chairman of the ticket committee, and at The Hoosier Sentinel, 210 Claypool hotel. Early ticket sales indicate a large attendance. The dinner will be the biggest Democratic political event of tha winter.
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Real Estate FOR SALE: A 53 acre farm 'n good road four miles from Greencastle. 40 acres tdlable. Four room house, now barn. Pi ice $2300.00. Down payment, $500.00 J T. Christie. Real Estate, 22 S. Jackson street. 23-.lt
share.’. Walter Beam, Adm’r. WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court, this 14th day of January,
1931’.
Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court. Hamilton £ Hamilton, Attys 18-2t.