The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1939 — Page 2

THE DAILY BAXXER. G RE EXCAST IX TXDIAXA. THCR^DAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1929.

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THE DAILYBANN-ER A Three Days’ Coegh . ^ SOCIETY

Herald Consolidated Is lour Danger hignai ZL

Yc*TJ fet ELzr* mzkac* 'trt of rrtry trr^el AcZar— acre comiort ard more u«btMeu^. tcc—wfcca

ujrwbtt* By Greyt .^4 Svpcr-C^aciu Samplt On*-Way Farm

So rr^'ter ho"* - nranr mediftEes you have tried for yc-r rotruKon cougih cr : arid, cr brvzicr-al irriution. you r- -. - ; re!ief ccx x.th Crfon~.u^.rn. S- r.: _> troiiiie c-ay be brewu* ^r.d you a2. rd to i^ie a cr-ance w.aa acy r-rtedy leas peter.? than Creomulstort,

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17-IP Sooth Jackson Street

8. R. Kariden. PnMteber

Kntered In the postoflxe at Greerrartle. Indiana, as second class ma.1

matter under Act of March S. IsTs. vc. i . *e»riiht t ' the seat ot U»e trou-

Subscription price. 12 cents per ^ week; 13 00 per year by mall tn Pat

Neellon Four 'let With Mrs. Oteves

Section Four of the First Christian Church met Wednesday after-

FEEL TIRED, WEAK?

SprintrSeld, Ohio—Mr*. Louis Mertens, 10£0 Sher* ro»a Ave., says: “I took Dr. Pierce'* Favorite Prescription as a tonic and I brfan to pick op at once. It stimulated tr.y appetite and before long I felt just fine. It certainly helped me in no time." A sic your

druaret today for Dr. Pierce's Farorfte

St. Louii

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( inrinnati

2.95

SU*v^ns Drug Store

Mobile

10.04)

Pittsburgh

7 AH

26 E. Wa-hington St.

Uttle Ro,-k

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Phone 191

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Atlanta

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ram County; $3.30 to $5 00 per year by mail outside Putnam County.

of curs, and it is made with the simplest kinds of foods, many times , tactfully and artfully dene, when: Me plan of it and the new informaUcet of it is fully understood by a) *-ide-2v.ake housewife Just you pay

fancy of some member of the family I my cooking schcol a visit and let me

COOKING SCHOOL if ontiou^ri from Psigr <»■*»

lawful offen«e most particular;) if the change in it* dress would make it mor p-i.itaole. or more tempting to th. appetite or suit U*e whim an )

circle” A major part of our information comes to us through the eyes my dear fellow editor. Why not appease the sight of manktn ; and womarki* and mayhap that of childlife •.vith p few new changes in the old regime of doing just for happykit- her. ar : happier home-life, and fre:n' y reiatior.'s sake” That is no crime, is it ? “Sure th-. rt is fashion in ;oods. The greatest form of fashion in mis land

prove my facts to you." Admission to The Daily Banner f jjpy Kitchen Cooking School will v free —ro obligation of any sort. Thc dates are Monday. Tuesday an i \. n-s-ia> Feb 2t 21 an i 22 The school will start promptly at 2 p. m. ■«;;}• ano conclude at 4 p m. The p*oc. is the Granatia Theatr .

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS Mrs C. E. Stephen* of Terse Haute visited friends ani relative? here Wednesday. Mrs W M Quay of Tiffin. O is spending Otis week with her father Isaac J. Hammond south Indiana street Charles McCurry — Indl r. pc’ s Wednesday att-r. l.r.g the meeting of the Indiana Fun-tral Directc-s Association There wil' be an irtpo—ant meeting of members of the Putnam County Fish and Game Cinservation Club Friday evening at 7 10 o'clock at the ctiy hall. All members who can. are- urge! to alien i

the ^tha:: . -dmu tus aemt rants and to

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E en if o*her remediss have fa-led. d. r. ; re iiscourar rd_ try CTeomtUsion. Vc _r druggist is authenred to refund j ur mn- v if you are not thoroughly 'satisfied with the benefits obtained. Cr aulsion is one vord. ash for it pU.;dv. see that tt J name on the bottle is Creoc.ulson. art a j oall get the ► - prodi.-: ini the re-ef you

want. AdvJ

noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of ubl*tTs«bow mud, Mrs. Clifford Reeve* with fourteen Itro-ger TOO lt«I after takia* tbla took.

Use Dally

I Can Serve You Better and Save You Money -YOUR OAKLEY MANAGER We reserve the right to limit quantities—

Nothing sold to Dealers.

SALAD DRESSING

BROOMS CHERRIES

Kitchen Que-n Quart *

(rood Quality 4 Neu ed. Each

'.ec Sour Pitted

No. U Can

23c 21c

11

COFFEE

?c

Oakley> -ipccial

2 Eb. Bag 1 Eh. Bag

3 Lb. Bag _

25c

14c 3*e

CLd MBER SLICES

PICKLES

Soar or Dili Jar

C0K\ T FLAKES

Hollieanna ; Big Pkg>.

OATS

(juaker qu.ck or Regular Large Pkg.

Hoi i - in na 15 Oz. I’kg.

IRAN FLAKES

APRICOTS or PEACHES PE ANUT BUTTER rn " , '"‘“ ,v

CATSUP

WHEAT FLAKES

CORN PEAS

HEINZ BEANS

PANCAKE FLOl'R BUCKWHEAT FLOUR APPLE BUTTER CORN FLAKES ORANGE JUICE

Big

Can*.

2 Lb. Jar

Standard Park 3. 14 oz. Bottle*.

HolHeanna

2 Pkgv

Vacuum i’acked, Go Men Bantam. 3 Can* Tlnv Sifted, First American 2 No. 2 Cans

Vegetarian

3 Cans

Oven Baked

2C Oz.

Package . Quality Inn 3 I.L. Bag Musseiman's

2 Jars

Big 8 oz. Pkg.

Trees weet Can

„ 23c 10c 25c 19c 10c 25c 23c 25c 15c 25c 35c 29c 5c 23c 23c 5c 5c

BREAD

Oven-Gold”

Fresh Each Dawn Pound Loaf

CRACKERS

12c

Big Value CrUp.

Salt'd S<.da*> I lb. bo*

MILK Hollieanna Pure, Rielr Fjvaj»orate«l Milk Tall -q Cans VWW

FLOUR

Kitchen Queen, All Purpose Hour 24 IJ> Bag

49c

Fruits And Vegetables LETTUCE California, Solid Crisp Heads !i Dozen Size, Head CARROTS

11

Fiuiey Texas •"rge Bunch CABBAGE

Fancy, New Texas 3 Pounds

CELERY

Florida, Tender, Crisp, Well Bleached, Runeli

ORANGES Tree Ripened

Or Phillip's 10 pounds

GRAPEFRUIT Texas, .Marsh Seedless 00 Size, 3 for APPLES 1,’ -.le Beauty, Paragon Winesnp or ti' I >>"1 clous, 5 Pounds BANANAS Ft n- y Finn Yellow Fruit f> Pounds

5c

10c 5c 33c 10c 25c 25c

(Quality Inspected Meats Hams Sd rCuredhfl,orwho,e 19k Lure Hoff Lard ,, ound 8c Picnick Tendered, Smoked, Morrells -1^1 I It. Hit. S 4 f () j; n, axerage. Pound A

Boston Style

Pound

Sugar C ured Bacon

Spare Ribs

or SWISS ROAST Pound

Sirloin Steak

Link Hope Sausage ££‘1

Fresh Oysters

Fresh Fish Sliced Bacon

Creamery Butter Pork Sausage

Fresh Fish

Solid Pack

2 Pound Quart

Fillet or Tenderloin No bone, or waste, lb. Swift or Armour's

No rind. Lh. Fancy Roll

Pound

Country Style Pound Ocean Whiting

Pound

8k 15c

22k

15c 39c 10c

19k 25k 12k

8k

OAKLEY’S FOR LOWER FOOD PRICES

Mrs Clifford

members present. Mrs. John Torr had charge of the devotions and Mrs Verr.m Shirley gave a review on the C nquer of Discuses" by Louis Pa?-: teu: Refreshment* wer? served during the social hoar.

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IT You Want Sales Banner Advertising.

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As security |f of rash.

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Also loans livestock. ( all

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Indiana Loanf.l 19 k E. " ashington ^

F- . * ,n All: n. mittei to the h C. C. Gautie: ?. i.-...r.istrator ■ late Charles D St -sse! is atte

a stmient. was -adspital this miming. I has be n appcinteJ r rhe estate of the | Schmidt. Frank G 1

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war present. The project lessor was ( thrown £ iver b >’ -' {rs - Madonna Elmore and i

•Lincoln" !

hav eturneti fr where they have trir for the local Lcufi.-. they a’.t : sp: rtg stylo *h V and MrV. -hingle*! a*. - - c\-er the week-er Miss Alice, wh . Pauw Urtivers:'v bre tight with hei thr«* »choolma‘ -? erts of Cincin: «i of Hammond art-i mans cf Chicag

i St L:-u.5 Mo been on a buying store. While in St. rOed the annual

ar. street

+ + + + *•»•* + Ontury Club To Meet Friday

T * Century Club will me t Frio{ ? ty fterncon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. W. W. Carson. Mis D. W

Clyde Randel

. ha i with them

t- -t -.ughter K . inger will speak on "Western » a atadent at De- H'.'eriudea.” 0 She + + + + + X + + guests M, ’ rnin * "'**** .. r With 'Irv. B<-rgethon V -= Martha Rob- . I „ „ The DePauw Morning Mus'ene! Mis* Bettv Ibacn ^ ' ,, _ met Wednesday morning at the home Mi' ; He. r. Sim- . w _ _ _ ... _ of Mrs. B. W. Bergethon. After a .err-.- Haute star ”. . . ... , shnrt business meeting a delightful

program was enjoyed, given as fotj-- '-T.ata for viola and piano, con-

A two stcry frame residence occupied by Na - n Curtis and fam- ■ - of the following movements.

. by - Wednesday night large corronU. adigio and divace ov about ' ies played by Mrs Berge- ■ r.e cause c: *' r. viola and Mrs. G. Herb rt

; ano. "Symphone Con-

1. V unteer work- certantt” by Mcoart for violin, viola - s - :f the f:r and piano, the allegro maestoso , -he h useh - ement played by Mrs. Childers, home is locat'd v.-’.in. Mrs. Berg;then, viola and Putn rr-HendricK.- M s. Sm.th. piano. Current events > ■.-r.ed by Clay were read by Miss Marjorie Harr.

ck thing were ers appeared e in time to ca at tides. The just west of county l.ne a:

Phillips. A bin intrx- ure-l into the Lower Fi t use of the S’ ate Legislature yest- r ay. by Rerr?sentatiVe BomT r kes p Yss.ole t ’-.crease of th r .*>;ary of city cied-? ir. the state, the !

+ + + ♦ + ■•■♦* Fr.d-*y Circle To M« M With 'Ir*. Long Th t Friday Circle will^ meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock ot the heme cl Mrs M- ia Long. 203 north Col-

“leg: avenue.

'-•* ' s ;r ' u at: n ranging j ^ Irs Deer will have charge <*« o 5000 vnicfl includes; cf the prog-ram. the subject "Lake of ;

! OMBta." Members are asked to I

i $2 MO r.e r resent maximum in | pl note change of time. ■ze is $S>00. The biil. j + + + +4.4. + + if It cotne a law would not (^rrmn Group To • I.' -' urn. January' 1 1943. Meet Tonight It as r f rd to the committee on J Th' German Group of A. A. U. W. c.t: in t vns. ] will meet this evening at 7:30 a’- : clock with Mrs Carl McGuire. Prof. M re .ir more people comment : Mueller will show film*.

cn what f:re cleaning »e n. kes u - f-e! good all over. Laundry & Cleaners.

do. It l +.1.*+**** Home Farm Women's Circle

9-It. To Meet Friday

The Progressive Farm Bureau Wo-

XTTR IT WONT 7,1 " * F - b '

mary 10th. in the county agent’s of-

GI'K I P FANCY f APFRN - ^ ^ ^ CI.EVELAXD, 0. 'UP Fred | ^ begm at 11:30 am

• k * ter - ' with a pitch-in dinner. In the aft r-

-Kf *lkl -ju-rp around ^ tho9e who wW| to may atten ,

! the Poultry’ School that will be held

Scharvt who lives on Kelly’s Is- in the A96em bly Room of .the Court lan 1 in Lak<- Erie, has been a patron ; House ' I 1

c Cleveland's oldest ice rink since it opened in 1C*06. He is still one of

its r,.ost familiar figures. “I'm not a figure skater.

"Urn just nat we call a fancy, skat- (■' ami there’s a difference. We fancy skateis are long on nerve and short on form. We’re reckless. I’ll

show you.

“When the music starts I circle cnce around the ice at top speed. Then I head lickety-split for the cenL .. whirl, jump up high, come down, v hirl some more and then start cut-ti-.g my first sunfish.” Scharvt said bis favorite trick was cutting two sunfish. nose to nose, and then rounding that off with a

grapevine.

• That one was a wee bit tricky, first time I tried it,” he said. “Of course, that was about 60 years ago.”

FOR SALE: Fresh Guernsey cow. B. Frank Jones. Greencastle. R. 2.

he said. 1 phone rural 22F5. 9-lf

GAS MASK ALSO HELMET BERLIN UP > — A special helmet which will provide protection against shrapnel and falling debris in air rrids soon will be available to Germans. The wearer does not come in t contact with metal parts and it ;s light enough to be worn for a long time without discomfort.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice U here- by given that the undersigned hat been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County. State of Indiana. Vdministrato.- of the estate of Charles D. Schmidt late of Putnam County. deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Nc. 8074. ' C. C. Gautier. Administrator Feb 8 1939 Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Attorney Frank G. Stoessel. 9-3t.

NOTICE

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Friendship Club 'let With Mrs- Elmore

The Friendship Home Economics j C . iet Wednesday afternoon with Mi s Madonna Elmore. Twelve mem--ers answered roll call with a Valen- - verse. One new member. Mrs , Rayir.- nd Baldwin was taken Into the :

, w - * , club and a guest Mrs. Crystal Turney j

Lincoln Smith, son of Mr and MrMxrtin Smith, suffered minor injur-

ies Wednesday when he was thrown - i

; vas 5*i that the • •""•.-resting paper on “Lincoln , be w»s riding side- ■*** 1 b y Mrs " Gertrude Fox. , , ... r • : Y.r tcitairment was given by Mrs. , Warn.: streets* c i! Hammond with Mrs. Rachael-

Bui inning the prize.

A t Pit if ’ '■ • Mi? 5 Tr. March meeting will be at the M re S-ele;. f Pitchfoni’s store ^ ;ni of Mn , Best i n di-

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SHOP

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• The demand for the many outstanding value- - a.- -. rreasia week that we were unable to fulflll many re<iu • . ... So it *1 •holding over for another week our Annual Managers Iffif Sale! Come!

OLEO

MARGARINE Sure Good

u iDt

FLOUR

For All Baking Purposes

2 Mb. AK. s fefljl

LARD

Pure Refined ^

33<

CORN

TOMATOES * PEAS or / GREEN" BEANS

1 1 ORr

CLAPP’S

BABY FOODS 16 Varieties

3 c«. 23t

CHOPPED FOODS clapps

2 C,M 25t

PANCAKE FLOUR SunnySald

•«*.( ru-S

8 O’CLOCK COFFEE Mna and m* * PEACHES 2 FRESH DOUGHNUTS w p.^

SOFT TWIST BREAD

Woodbury’s ^i* 1 3 25c Bisquick Nelson's Hor.eriduh 10c Nestle's C hL- r. Kitchen Klenzer 3 c> n . 19c Lipton's Tea French's Mustard 10c McKenzie's

French's Bird Seed

LI iCf

Bil

3 For]

Parcake

Flour

*■>’«. 13c McKenzie’s

French’s Bird Gravel 10c Ocgfie Dinner Rumford p‘wd* c " 22c Marshmallow Kleenex 2 ^s*. 25c Cotton Mops

3 c«G

Fl.J

SCOT TISSUE WALDORF

TOILET TISSUE

3 a* 1 "! 4 •k*** l9cj|

ORANGES, 2 Dozen GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for ONIONS, 5 Lb. Bag

I SMOKED PICNICS tt'.

SIRLOIN STEAKS

Branded Beef

FRESH PICNICS

Whole

SLICED BACON

No Rind

FRYING CHICKENS

Extra Select

BACON

Whole or Half

VEAL ROAST

Boned and Rolled

POLLOCK FILLETS

OYSTERS

•olid Pnek

SMOKED JOWL

Sugar Cured

1 TASK COOKED HAMS or sh . n v

n&p food sTORl