The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1939 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENOASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, FEBRIAARY 17, 1939.

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est Wishes to the Cooking School

It is our sincere wish that all the housewives of Greencastle, Putnam County and surrounding community will attend the Daily Banner Happy Kitchen Cooking School. The purpose of the school is admirable, aiming to facilitate work in the home and make better and happier homes. Home life is the prime interest of all, and it is in the home that we strive to have the best for the entire family. Attend the school and enjoy the advantages to be offered through this medium.

Rector Funeral Home

Prepare Trial On Anti-Trust Charges

COURT DENIED PLEA THAT INDICTMENTS FAILED TO CONSTITUTE PUBLIC OFFENSE

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Feb. 17.— 'UP' The federal government prepared today for the trial of General Motors Corporation and affiliated auto finance companies, together with theii officials, on anti-trust charges. Federal Judge Thomas VV. Slick ruling yesterday against a remurrer by which CMC sought to quash the anti-trust indictments, ordered the case to trial. No date was set. The court denied the General Motors plea that automobile financing operations cited in the indictments failed to constitute a public offense. Similar anti-trust, indictments against the Chrysler Corporation and the Ford Motor company were withdrawn several months ago after officials of the two companies and their finance firms signed consent decrees pledging strict observance of trust regulations.

4. 4. 4. ^ 1 guests of relatives here It \ IN BRIDGE T i week end.

4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4- 4. * + @ j Rev. Plew and family of Roachdale Mrs. Bryan Starkey are were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

over the [ well as the United States. They

have correspondence with clients and

of a baby daughter born (ihodist hospital in Indian-

rday morning.

Mrs. Cecil Morris and

Harley Miller.

The Spotted Poland China Record association, which maintains its office iiere has shown increased popul-

Spi ingfield, 111., were j arity recently in foreign countries as

Alice Priest as manager and six oth-

er employes.

Mr. and Mrs, Car l Summers spent

breeders in Germany, Soviet Russia, j Saturtlay with Mr . a nd Mrs. C. W.

Hawaii, South America, Philippine ( Miller

Islands, Italy and Spain. There were j The infant son of Mr ancl M rs. visitors at the office last week from Howatd Baines was taken to the Amorilla, Texas, Michigan and Ulin- RjR.y hospital last week for treat-

ois. Fred Obenchain is the founder men f_

and secretary-treasurer, with Mrs.

ood Meat Is Easy To Buy At AMPUS ARKET

at’s why the Cooking School Lecturer Is Selecting iat For The School at Campus Market

Mrs. Gertrude Burbank, Noted Home Economist, Says: “Tlie best housekeeping’ an<l home economy demand that the store where foods are bought have a complete line of all kinds of foods, so that the shopper may select just exactly what she wants. Also, it is very important to select a store where you can absolutely depend on the fjuality of the foods you buy. And of course the matter of juice is always to be taken into consideration. 1 am jileased to announce that the meats used in the Daily Banner Cooking School are selected from Oainjuis Market, a really modern food store in all resjiecLs.”

E SURE TO ATTEND THE COOKING SCHOOL Burbank’s lecturers will be informative and instructive. Your attendance at ! lectures will be rewarded by the wealth of information you will gain conng all phases of cooking, household h ints and shortcuts to better housekeeping, t forget the dates: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of next week. The school Je held in the Granada Theatre.

fecries - Vegetables - Fruits and Meats. Complete stock of All Line*,

The Home of Quality, Courteous Service.

Campus Market

pa at College Ave.

Phone 82 or 83

Mr, ami Mrs. Ray Bullerdick enter-jjf] tainod Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul b

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HATS FROM THE LADIES SHOPPE TOP OFF The Daily Banner Cooking School

HEADWAY FOR Sl’RlNG Theiv’s something guy mid dashing iihout the new Spring hats at the Ladies ShopjM? something Hint will enich your eye the minute you see them. Maybe it’s th eir casual flattering air. Mayhe it’s their downright smartness and insjured designs. Come in this week end or when you’re downtown for the Cooking School and see our new spring collection of hats.

A Word From Mrs. Burbank, noted home eeonomist - - - ‘‘II’k just good homo management for you housewives to arrange your budgets to Include Millinery of flawless good taste-—like that shown at the l^uliiv, Shoppe. Vet these cfstinctiive hats are budget priced. It's a pleasure to have this shop represented in the Cooking School.” VAN RAALTE UNDERTHINGS, MOJUD HOSIERY

LADIES SHOPPE

Miles and Mr. c: and children.

Mr. an 1 Mrs. William Harlan gj spent Sunday with his parents in ra Greencastle. igl Miss Eleanor Modlin of Lafayette j|

visited on Sunday with her father, g SOUTHEAST OF POSTOFFICE PHONE 804-R |j James Modlin. ’ jg @

j. E. Coffman who is still confined

to his bed. is slowly improving from — injuries suffered several weeks ago Wednesday aftomoon. poorly for the past few weeks. Lane culled on Mr. and Mrs. Charles

in an automobile accident,

i Mrs. Gano Caywood is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Clevenger and husband in In-

dianapolis.

Mr. ami Mrs. Ron Solomon were guests on Wednesday of this week of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKinney at Cir-

clevillc.

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church entertained the Christian Ladies Aid on Wedm sday at the Methodist church with a bountiful dinner served at the noon hour followed by an interesting program in the afternoon. Alex Mitchell was called to Indianapolis Monday by the death of his brother-in-law. Relatives here have received word of the critical illness of Clarence Hainey of St. Mary’s. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gray of Indianapolis visited their daughter, Mrs. Laverne Darnall Tu sday night and attended - the hall game between Bainbridge and Roachdale. Mr. Gray wore his cap of purple and gold and assisted in the yell leading as he did several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balch were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robbert Meyers of Roachdale.

Mrs. Cobern Butcher has been real Mrs. Edith Miller and Mrs. Sarah Ewing on Sunday afternoon.

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4.4.4--I*4*'I-d--l--!-*l"*l**t' ^ Mr. Rex Call and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell of Fincastle spent Sunday with Mrs. Josephino

Burk.

Mrs. Charles Ewing and sister spent one afternoon last week with Mrs. Ethel Lawter and daughter

Freda.

Mi-. Glen Clodfelter and family of Lafayette spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter. Mr. Ed Keyle has not been quite so well the past few days. Mr. A i bra Shannon moved his household goods to Crawfordsvillc on Tuesday. Mrs. Nettie potter and granddaughter of Russellville spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ethel Lawter. Mr. and Mis. John Hubble moved from the Arbra Shannon farm to near Roachdale Tuesday. Mrs. Devota McClean of Russellville anil Miss Freda Lawter spent Tuesday at Terre Haute shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Call of Green-ca-sUe called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roach Sunday. Mrs. Lucile Fireston called on Mrs Eth 1 I-awtor and daughter Freda on

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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Nc. rm. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Creditor!;, Heirs and Legatees of Margaret Garrett, deceased to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court, held at Greencastle, Indiana, or the tlth day of March, 1939. and show cause, if an',', why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said deoecent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heir ship, and receive their distributive shares. William L. Ferrand. Guardian WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court, this 17th day of February. 1939. • Homer C. Morrison, Clerk Putnam Circui; Com i. James & Allee, Attys. 17-2t.

Castle BRAND FOODS

Chosen For The DAILY BANNER

Cooking School

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Hundreds of Thrifty housewives in Greencastle and Putnam County practice economy where their food dollar goes further—they use CASTLE Brand Foods and are assured of the highest quality foods a t the lowest cost. Nearly 100 grocers in Putnam County carry CASTLE Brand Foods. Ask your grocer for these extra fine foods. They will make your meals tastier and cost less. Castle Green Beans Castle Red Beans Castle Pumpkin Castle Tomatoes • ‘e ^rrots Castle Tomato Juice Castle Hominy Castle Corn Castle Catsup Castle Pork & Beans Castle Kraut Castle Spaghetti Castle Kidney Beans Castle Peas Castle Soups ***HKAR MRS. GERTRUDE BURBANK, NOTED FOOD j ECONOMIST AT THE DAILY BANNER COOKING SCHOOL. | "In my line of work,” Nays Mrs. Burbank, ”1 must practice economy to it«- Oiliest extend where foodstuffs are concerned 1 must know where I can purchase the best canned food., at the lowest cost to nn*. For this reason 1 am using CASTLE Brand Foods, pitched l>> Iremhlj N Williams, and the Gold Bar Foods, distributed by this well known loca. wholesaler, i velusivelj in the Daily Banner Cooking School.

You’ll Like GOLD BAR COFFKF, Says Mrs. Burbank. See How To Prepare It At Its Best. The secret of nutklng perfectly delicious, gran 1 coffee h> vour favor ite method will he revealed by Sirs. Burbank. See how she does it with GOLD BAR Coffea Then serve this same extra rich blend at home. Your local Independent grover now sells It. . . . . . . and New Fruit and Vegetable Treats. Mrs. Burbank also suggests new recipes and ways for preparing de’ldous desserts and .aluds and vegetable salads from GOLD BAR fancy canned foods.

Trembly & Williams WHOLESALE GROCERS Greencastle Phone 16