The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1939 — Page 3
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w is redoekoted because one of the plaintiff's attorney's is not a member of the jPutnam county bar and was net familiar with the existence of i ulc 16 of th local bar, under which the case was dropped from the docket. Fred V. Thomas is the IoojI attorney.
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MULLINS DRUG STORE TIIK STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVILE West Side Square Phone 1!)
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Two Jailed In Mexican Riots
.ALLEGED TO HAVE STARTED AMI SEMITIC RIOTS WHICH RAUED IN' THE STREETS
IT C.Ot’RT NOTES Putnam Circuit Court docfei iday laftcmoon, an entry |(li> by the court to the effect ] the matter of the Tom Dorirli petition, the court appointlicwers Wilber Smith surveyor tan county; Frank Wilcox, a
freeholder of Jefferson township. These men were named to act with Arthur Plummer, surveyor of Putnam county. The suit cf J. F. Gillespk again.it the city cf GreencasMe, for damages, which was stricken from the docket this week because of non-activity.
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 27.—-UP> — Two men—a Mexican and a Jew— were jailed today as thn begetters cf anti-Semitic liots which raged in Ilia streets of the shopping district i foi houis last night. The men were Edmundo Salas, 25, a salesman of patent medicines, and Jacobo Giants, .16, a poet, literary ( liter cf the Yiddish newspaper, I ‘•The Pathway,” who is a naturalized Mexican citizen. The disorders occurred in various parts of the city between 7 and 10 p. ni. They had every appearance of being organized. Th millinery store operated by Glantz’ wife, was stoned an j its windows broken. The offices ci the Jewish Chamber of Commerce were stoned, as were a number of stcres which the mob, at one time numbering approximately 3,000 perrons, believed were operated by Jews. Tire mob screamed, “Kill Jews.” It was finally dispersed by policemen and firemen. The rioting ’ gan in front of the Glantz millinery tore. Glantz was seized by the mob, and, according to officials of the Jewish Chamber of Commerce, an effort was made to 'yach him. By this time seme 3.000
WEESNER JMP. CO.
m X. JACKSON ST. Have your tractor overhauled during January. 10% discount on parts and labor. 2 used regular Famialls Matched team, 2 year olds. I, 5 year old good worker. Some good used discs and corn planters. Some good used trucks. New ow prices on New Farmall i and Cream Ssparulors.
TOP. SALE: 1925 Dcdge 1 1-2 tm truck long wheel base. Motor and transmission completely overhauled. I New rubber. Priced nt $395. PUT- ! NAM MOTOR SALES, 118 North Indiana Street. Phone 648. 27-11
FOR SALE: 35 head of heavy feeding hogs, 4 heavy springer Jerfty cows. 8. B. Love, Morton. 23-25-27-31.
JL'ST A HOL'SEIIOLD PET—By-low, baby lion; go to sleep. In another year you'll be too big and heavy for anyone to hold, so you'd better make the most of your situation right now. Frankly, this Ringling’s circus cub was borrowed as a playmate temporar ily, by pretty Patricia Lucas ot Akron, Ohio, who was on a vacation at St. Petersburg, Fla.
FOP SALE OP TRADE: 1936 Chevrolet Coach. Black. A-l condltlrn throughout. Owner’s name on rcrucst. $395. KINO MORRISON r« rap. OO 26-2t. FOR SALE: Locust lino and end posts. Mrs Thomas Suthmlin, 1 mile north Ml. Meridian. 26-2p FOR SALE: Console type Victrola, j mahogany case, with 95 records, j >4.93. Furniture Exchange, East Side Somite. Phone 170-J. 27-lp. FOR SALE: Baled Hay. alfalfa, clover and timothy. Charles Hurst, Clcverdale. 27-4p.
FOP SALE: 1933 Chevrolet Chert Colliver, Putnamville.
sedan. 27-lp.
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New 11-plate battery, guaranteed 6 months, $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin Street Oarage. Phone 68. 22 tt
FOR SALE: Three ladies winter cc its. Two with fur collar's. Servicrable and cheap. Call at Oil cast Wal.iut street. 27-2p. ATTENTION: See King Morriaon Foiter and Company for the Irest buys in town on used cars. 26-2L FOR SALE: 9 shcaL;, v.’< ight clone to 70 lbs. George Irwin Ih. miler hwest Mt. Meridian. 27-3p.
persons were in S pt. 16 street’, USE DAILY BANNER AOVER»h< uting, “Kill Jews.” Police, lediTISING FIRST The Strongest Sell- j by their chief, General Federico mg Force in the Country. Montes, rescued him and took him —— to the police station. Mrs. Glantz USE DAILY BANNER ADVFKwas inside the wrecked store. She TISING FTR§T And Get th? Mont was rescued by friends. [ for Your Advertising Dollar.
Busch Monument Works S. Locust on Cemetery Rd. I’ll. 140
FOR SALE: 3-4 size violin with j:c. Glen Skelton. Reelsville. Ini. 27-21.
Real Rstatp
FOR SALE: A 120 acre farm on State Road No. 36. Six r.iorn house, large born, electricity. J. T. Christie. Real Estate, 22 S. Jackson street. 26-3t.
r as tic Mark Downs on Choice urniture for Quick Clearance!
FOR SALE OK TRADE: 1937 (' vr.ik t M i.'ter Coach. IBooks like n v.’. Priced to sell at only $485. KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. 26-2t.
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FOR RENT: Seven mom modern house at 14 Larrabee street. |Phone 214. E. A. Browning. 19-rf
FOR SALE: Twp la drs coats, one brack on brown, fur trimmed, size . . anrl If. Inquire at Banner. 26-2L
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For quick sale we have marked down some of our finest suites, chairs, tables and occasional piece-:. You can save a lot by selecting from these bargains while they last. Come in NOW and see the savings. You are alw ays welcome and we want to show you these bargains.
$64.58 Charles of London Davenport and Chair $79.50 Charles of London Davenport and Chair $89.50 Modern Velvet Davenport and Chair $79.95 Swedish Modern Bed Davenport and Chair
I FOR RENT: Nice modern lignt J sleeping rornrn for stud nts or wotk- | ing men. 610 south Jackson street.
FOR SALE: 1938 Dodge four-door ( Phone 749-J. 27-2p
lan. Original owner. Per-
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f ms like a bmnd new car. First ■ guatanteed conditicn. Priced at $345 j UTNAM MOTOR SALES. US Nc-r:h Indiana street. Phone (148.
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FOR RENT: 5 room modern house.
! Large gat den. Phone 880-JX. 26-2p.
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FOR SALE: Two pur ? bted Duroc gills with pigs two weeks old, one gilt that will farrow in February. Immune. Kdinetii Morrison, R. 2, Clover ..'ale. 24-25-27-3p.
Wanted trt buy corn clover hay and timothy hay. Herbert Meek, Clcverdale R. 1. Phone 22 F 23. 25-3p.
Wanted work by day or week by single man. Inqu ; re at Banner. 26-2n
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NEW 39-I’lite Goodyear Battery $8.95 Kx- »• Ir a it go. X i n e Months guarantee. Free Installation.
Dobbs Tire Battery Sen ice Phono 789
WANTED: Any kind of dead rtock Call 278. Greencastle. Charges i paid. John Wachtol Co. eod.
FOR SALE: One Long Eaklna cri.-pette and cracker jack machine, complete with printe 1 formulas and instructions. Cost $350 now. Cheap. L. Lipp, Howard avenue, Rockville. 26-3p.
$19-66
Modern Chrome Living Room Furniture Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
$134.50 Walnut Chippendale [9-Piece Dining Room Suite .. I $94.50 Walnut Modern 8 piece Dining Room Suite . . $64.50 Walnut Dinette 5-piece Set
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FOR SALE: 1933 Pontiac fourdoor deluxe sedan. This car has received excellent care from the original owner and is in first class condition mechanically and appearance. Only $235. PUTNAM MOTORS SALES, 118 North Indiana street. Phone 648. 27-lt
WANTED to buy shoals from 40 to 80 lbs., Carl Higgle. Roachdale. Phone Bainbridgc. 25-Op —Miscellaneous— FOP SALE OR TRADE: 1936 Ford V-8 Tudor sedan. New tires. Finish like new. For only $325. KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. 26-2t.
RICHELIEU COFFEE, the kind that everyone likes and arks for the second and third cups. Makes more cups per pound. PEOPLES GROCERY & MEATS. 227 E. Washington Street. Phone 34, 27-lt.
New 39-Plate Battery, $3 95 exorange. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire 4 Battery Service Phone 789. M-W-F-tf
FOR SALE: 1932 Ford V-8 Coupe. Meter completely overhauled. An unusual buy at only $145. PUTNAM MOTOR SALES. 118 North Indiana Street. Phone 648 27-lt
$95.66 $70.66 $42 66
$94.50 Modern Walnut 3-piece Bed Room Suite $89.50 Modern Walnut 3-piece Bed Room Suite $109.50 French Period 3-pieee Walnut Suite ...
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Come Now—See These Great Bargains—Save
. With the Greatest of Ease” Does your car “float through the air”—or does it chug-chug bumpily ami sluggishly? Modern cars should give wonder fit', performance. If yours doesn’t — better let our skilled mechanies adjust the trouble. Pulnam Motor Sales Plymouth-Dodge Agency 118 N. Indiana Phone 648
ATTENTION: Due to i xpansion of business, a National Organization nerds representatives in Putnam and adjoining counties. No age limit. Car needed. For Interview, write 1021-24 Lemcke Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. 27-2p Repair service on all makes sewing machines, work guaranteed. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170 J. 27-lp.
ENTERTAINING? Tally and place cards, favors, paper table covers and napkins, playing cards and decorations for Valentine and Washington's Birthday. Greeting cards fer all occasions at SNIDER'S, South Side Square. 27-1-3-31. LOST: Yellow gold Bulova wrist watch Thursday night at courthouse. Reward. Irene Sutherlin, Putnamville. 27-2p
PORTLAND MILLS
HORACE LINK f COMPANY
FOR SALE: 1931 Chevrolet twodoor sedan. This car has been recondificned jn ou service department J* and '8 ready te go (Priced at onlv*
j $115. PlfTNAM MOTOR .H»ALES, 118 1 ^ us Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. [; North Indiana Street. Phone 648. Fay sp enc er and family
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rivers and family, Mr and Mrs. Ray George and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Harbison.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGlill, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer. Mr and Mrs. Dan Jines spent Sunday with
Mrs. Chris Su'ton.
Mr, Sanford Romin? has been roil
poorly this week.
Mr. Tom Harmless and Anna Sat-