The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 February 1939 — Page 4
CHATEAU
Lots of Fun — Tonight and Thursday
LITTLE THEATRE
BIG PICTURES
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that the unI dersignerJ commissione. 1 appointed in { an action for partitior. in the Putnam Circuit Court, wherein Jesse Fisher is Plaintiff and Effie Powell et al.. are defendants for the partition of certain real estate therein described, to sell the real estate described in the I complaint in said cause. I will, as | such commissioner on tne 22nd Day | of March, 1939. at 1 o'clock P. M . on j the premises offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the follow-
ing real estate in said County of Put-
nam. State of Indiana to wit:
Still Coughing?
Even If other medicine has fai-ed, don't be discouraged, try Creomulsion. Your druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained. Creomulsion is one word, ask for it plainlv, see that the name on the bottle is Creomulsion, and you'll get the genuine product and the relief you
VITAMIN I) l PSKTS DOGS BERKELEY. Cal. 'L'P'—Vitamins —especially the celebrated Vitamin D may be great for human beings but they sure are tough on dogs, ac-
4 BRANDIES j ■ GKAPK. PEAMI. \1-PLE, ■ lU.AiKBLKKY. M’KKOT. I HOFFMAN I LIQUOR STORE ■ Iia^t^^idl• Square Phone 1 111
cording to the home economics department of the university of California. Five dogs fed an excessive amount of iVtamin D sufered malnutrition and lost in weight.
Seek To Allay Di-satisfaction
ALLEGE "I.A( K OF CO-OPEKA-TIO.V FROM WHITE HOl'SE; tAl t I S HELD TUESDAY
Part of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 21. I township 13 north. Range 5 west. | described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a stake in the Public Highway, which stake is north 87 I degrees and 50 minutes east, one chain and 20 links from a stone which stands 5 chains south of the Northwest comer of said above described quarter quarter section: thence North 87 degrees and 50 minutes East 2 chains and 97 2 3 links to the center of the Macadamized Public Highway; thence North 22 degrees and 50 minutes West with said Macadamized Public Highway 2 chains and 94 links: thence north 67 degrees and 20 minutes West 2 chains and 49 links to a stake: thence south 7 degrees and 5 [ minutes east 3 chains and 80 1 3 | links to the place of beginning, con- | taining 83 100 of an acre, more or
less.
| Also Ten acres off of the North l side of the Northwest quarter of sec- ' tion 21, township 13. north range
I 5 West. v
Also a part of the Northeast quar-
ter of the Northwest quarter of Section 21. township 13 north, range 5 west, bounded as follows:— Commencing at the Northwest comer of | the M. E. church lot and running south 10 rods to the Southwest corner of the M. E. Church Lot. thence West 64 rods to the East line of 'he George L Summers land: thence ! North parallel with said East line 18
rods to a beech tree ten
CREOMULSION For Coughs or Chest Colds
described in the complaint. NOW. THEREFORE. All of the above named defendants and each of them, are hereby notified tnat unless they be and appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, of Putnam County. Indiana. on the 10th day of April 1939 at the court house, in the City of Greencastle. in said county and state, and answer or demur to plaintiffs' complaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereto set my ham and affix the Seal of said Court, this the 13th day of
February. 1939.
HOMER C. MORRISON. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court.
James & Allee,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 15-3t
Closing Out Sale
In Defense of Snootiness
.Maybe James is too snooty, but we don't think you can be too particular alxuit the quality of workmanship in dry cleaning. That's why we’re so snooty about our helpers, our materials and our equipment.
Germ Free — Moth Proof
IDEAL CLEANERS
18 S. Vine St
Phone 470
A BIG MID-WEEK PROGRAM OF nils' 111 | ||. ( ,
tfERY MAN . ENVIED BY EVERY «, . is. . L un*, h . - ,l,Co it. 1
Plus: MELODY MASTER With MERLE KIN ,< k , AND COLOR CARTOON “A FEl D ,|i, ,V\*0 AND NEWS OF THI I)\^
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY
1VONCASI “ “Where The r—
Starts SUNDAY:
'SWEETHEARTS
( rmdit
Techie
I will sell all of my personal
at my farm 5 miles east
Greencastle. 1 mile north of Mt. Meridian and 1 mile south of the
county larxn on
Thusday, February 23
at 10 0 o'clock
2—HORSES, one 8 yea old mare,
sound and well t- ok
Previews and Reviews AT LOCAL THEATERS
SERVICE MAN 30 YEARS DECIDES TO BE CITIZEN PITTSBURGH. Mass. iUP-—Al-
Dance
Yoncastle
'77
Claudette Colbert plays the second French screen role of her career ' the first was a year ago. in “Blue-
1400 lbs.: one beard's Eighth Wife”) and doubtless-
HOTEL
MARYLAND
KATES from
§2.50
On Mu Gold Cettl — Om Block Wtai of
Lai*.
Mldiifan Gird. —in Vlc» ol lha La— Convaniant to Loop — UnraalHctad Parklnf.
WILLIAM S. MITCHELL. Mana(M
900 RUSH-STREET • CHICAGO • • ■ '
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15,—(UP'— House Democratic leaders, sought today to allay the dissatisfaction among hitherto loyal new dealers over alleged “lack of co-operation” from
the White House.
A Democratic caucus yesterday. ( | called to impress new members and ! old with the necessity of party unity, against a militant Republican opposi-' tion turned into a recital of griev- J ances against Pres: ent Roosevelt. ( Rep. Jennings Ran Jolph, D. W. Va . I i complained that President Roosevelt's! request in congress for an additional | S15C.OOC.OOC for relief this year made simultaneously with his signing of a S725.00C 000 appropriation, amounted to a “slap in the face.” Randolph refused to discuss what he had said in the secret session, but others reported that his remarks drew strong applause from the Democrats. Randolph has been one of the President's strongest supporters in
the house.
Those who attended tne caucus said Randolph contended that congress had given thoughtful consideration to Mr. Roosevelt’s original request for $875,000 000 for relief and decided, after considering all the evidence, that $723 OOC.OOO was enough. To have the President announce a “grumbling'' acceptance of the appropriation and “in the same breath” to , deman ! the amount congress had cut 1 froln his request verged on insult,
through; thence east 60 rods to a stake; thence south 8 rods to a stake
at the place of beginning.
Also Lot No. 1 in Block No. 2. and outlot No. 4 in the Town of Reelsville. in Putnam County. Indiana.
Term 1 , of Sale: CASH
The above real estate is located in oncg or near the Town of Reeisville In-
diana. The real estate will be sold HOGS—10 n:c free of liens except the taxes for the weight 125 lbs. 4 year 1938 that are payable in 193? to pig first hall
Abstracts of title will be furnished to the first three above described tracts and may be examined before the day of sale at the office of said Commis-
sioner
8 year old horse a real work horse 1 >>’ the most glamorous of all, in inches ' 1300 lbs. J ' Zaza." Paramount's daring story of
5—CATTLE—me- 5 year old Jer- the loves of a musical hill favorite, sey cow. close sp: :nger. one 6 yea. ! "’ith Herbert Marshall sharing the —i“ t—— —— i se springer one spotlight with Miss Colbert, Zaza
old Jersey cow.
10 year old Jersey cow. to freshen in April, extra rich milker, two heifer calves, cc. .ing yearlings, nice
feeding shoats, ,.iek Poland gilts,
f March.
20 SHEEP— 20 nice breeding ewes. 2 to 4 years old to lamb by
March 1st.
FARM IMPLEMENTS—1 Stuuebaker wagon with box bed. extra good flat top h. frame, gravel bed.
Dated February 14. 1939.
Francis N. Hamilton. Commissioner.
M. J. Murphy and A. E. Williams , . . ^ Attorneys. 1 J 0 * 11 ) Deere coin pianted, checkrow
and fertilizer attachment: John Deere
disc harrow, 1 John Deere riding
sulk;.' bdeak plow, one
field roller. 15 foot spike tooth har-
Intentate Management Corporation Randolph was reported to have said.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS
State of Indiana. County of Put- j cultivator
nam. SS: In the Putnam Circuit
Court January Term 1938. J. Harvey Blaydes et al. vs. Sam-
uel Steuart. et al No. 15.723. Com-
plaint to Establish Lost Will. The plaintiffs in the above en-
titled cause, having filed their complaint therein, together with an affidavit that the defendants. Samuel Steuart and Wesley W. Steuart. and each of them, are non-residents of the State of Indiana; that the residences of the defendants, the unknown heirs at law. devisees and legatees of Jack Steuart, deceased, an ! the unknown heirs at law, devisees and legatees of Harry Allen, deceased. are unknown, and upon diligent inquiry cannot be ascertained;
That the object of the cause of
action alleged in the plaintiffs’ complaint is to establish and probate the lost or destroyed last will executed by one Mary E Steuart, deceased, and which concerns title to real estate
row six foot McCormick Deering binder in good shape, scoop board, one set breeching harness, like new, 10 foot galvanized hig feeder, hog fountain, hag oiler. 2 double and 4 single hog houses; 4 large chicken feeders, pump jack, all steel trucks for gas engine, forks, shovels, chains saws, and many other articles consisting of some household furniture. GRAIN—350 bushels extra good yellow com. 150 bushels of recleaned
oats.
TERMS—CASH.
will be shown to local audiences today at the Voncastle Theatre. “Ziza" revolves about a beautiful and tempestuous vaudeville entertainer. played, of course, by Miss Colbert, who chances to meet a man high in society and risks a public scandal to follow wherever he leads her. The original play, which shocked even blase Paris and has frequently been banned in a number of other cit : es. was written by Pierre Berton and Charles Simon. The screenplay comes from the pen of Zoe Akins, one of America's clever-
est authoresses.
M ivVUNEV U ' 11
and H 1 *
■ Eng «1| 40c B«d» rc
though Si i l fought in tl years he oi citizen. Born navy when < quired. He deci li* to take a-iv perr.iittin. navy and s, i Citizens w.U; He is clerk
-'■ranw.j ‘ cf the. ■ s of the | I -sual "U; fieljf
INDIANAPOLIS
SPECIAL NOTICE! Now is the Tim? to Bring in Your Harness Repairing and Oiling As I am a Harness Maker by trade, I cut and make all my own repairs. If your repair bill amounts to more than $5.00, the oiling will be done free of charge. So, men. if you want to save your harness and save some money, bring -it in now and avoid a break-down when you start your Spring work. Good Work Reasonable Prices E. C. HAMPTON. ROAC HDAI.K
AT LI \ INURE Thur \ EvenjJ Sir Edwarl
“The Man Wh,, Seisin, Mentalist. Astroln
The Most s, n itional App»r he I'ahlk.
Come, let l. m tniwerj delicate que-ti .i.
FREE MITCHELL'S TAV
1939 CHEVROLET
OTHA L. MEEK Hurst and Hunter, Aucts. Ray Vaughan and Elbert Tincher,
clerks.
Dinner served by the Mt. Meridian
pw i
/ M
f l I
{*M
4 I
■ m
THE PUBLIC HAS LOOKED'
AT CAR PRICES-CAR VALUES-F0R193!
and again the public is buying*tnore
• ** n • v , 'a. *'■ i
Chevrolets than any other
o»w leW
make of car
This public preference is the public’s proof of Chevrolet’s greater dollar
"S* 8 Is - lil
m
value. Act on it! . • . Buy Chevrolet for 1939... and get more for your money
— . cor ClAhC* M ^
A General ^ Motor! Valoa
I
CHEVROierS THE CHOICE!"/ SUYOUKLOCAL /
SEE YOUR LOCAL
CHEVROLET DEALER '
, m
u5n G Jj E F NCASTLE motors inc. ^ 115 North Jackson Street Greencastle. Irf*