The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1939 — Page 4

TIIE DAILY BANNER, GR^ENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, FLIUM AI^ I s . I *" 1

CHATEAU Today C1ia|K !t “THK LONE RANGER" Also A Good Funny C omedy

SATURDAY KEN MAYNARD •RANGE LAW

Midnight Show Tonight — Sunday Thru Thursday INOTHKK SWK1.I. I’K TI RE FOR TIO. LITTLE THEATRE

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GOOD SHORTS

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Benefit Show Putnam Co. Conservation Club

AT LOCAL THEATERS Previews and Reviews

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For Sal*

New 13-plate battery’, guaranteed 6 months. $3.W) exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone 68. 22-tf

Voncwstle

Modem dress a mcnlem story and model n technicolor befit Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy better than anynmng they have attempted in the past. Despite tneir success tope t her in -Naughty Manetta.” ■ Rose-Marie " "Maytime" and -The Girl of the Golden West." they establish still another milestone for the i film musical in ••Sweethearts." playing Sunday Monday an . Tuesday at tne Vonc&stle Theatre. ' A new warmth and vividness of personality colors all their eftorts in this ne« Victor Herbert adaptation Mischa Auer and Herman B'.ng the laugh riots they always are as the battling composer and librettist and Reginald Gardner as an ingenious

Hollywood agent.

The plot concerning the attempts of two fameweary Broadway musical comedy stars who are husband an . wife in private life, to get the upper hand over a conniving producer, is

replete with action and augns toaether with the original “show witnin FOR a show " which offers opportunity for straw,

the picture's beautiful song and dance 4

numbers. ,

Granada

Produc:d with the magnitude possible only on the screen one of the most memorable pictures ever to come out of Hollywood. "Suez '' v penes Sunday at the Grana-.a

Theatre

The story is of heroic proportions It tells of the amazing Ferdinand de Lesseps who dreamed of creating the short route to the East, sought vainly by Columbus and Magellan, by

tearing continents apart an.: joining FOR SALE: 1938 reclamed timthe Mediterranean with tlm Red >ea 0 th V seed, some oats straw. Virgil

FOR SALE—Poland China gilts. Isaac J. Hammond, 414 south Indiana street Phone SO. 17-2t

SALE: Arthur

Some Richie.

good baled Greeneastle.

17-2p

Public Sale of horses, cattle, hogs, sneep. farm implements and grain Thursday, February 23. Otha L. Meek 5 miles east of Greeneastle. 8-ll-18-3t.

FOR SALE: Two 14 inch break-

ing plows; two sets work harness.

Joe Garrett. Phone Fillmore.

14-18-21-3p

The great canal he built has become

the jugular vein of the world Out of choking sand from tne

clutch of the raiding Bedouin in the tace of the terrifying Sahara simoon

with blood, tears and passion— de

Lesseps built his canal driven by the love of two women to tealize the

dream men scoffed at.

Tyrone Power gives thrilling re-

R Neier. Belle Union. 13-15-18-3p

THE PICTURE YOU’VE ALL ASKED FOR! The show that dwarfs everything that has gone before! Your singing sweethearts of “Maytime”. . . in an entertainment triumph!.. .Thrilling with magic Technicolor .. . bursting with Victor Herbert melody... scintillating with stunning spectacle... heart-stirring with romance! A cast of thousands, including a galaxy of fun-stars! -f E A N E T_T E

FOR SALE: Two Jersey cows. T. 1 B and Bang tested, extra good, j Nine feeding shoats. J. E. Byrd.' Bainbridge. Junction 36-43. 17-3p i

ft VONCASTLEI ‘‘Where The Crowds

FRANK MORGAN • RAY BOLcn FLORENCE RICE • MISCHA AUE HERMAN BING • REGINALD GARDIHEI

9HHBES5B& am 55T

Plus: NEWS OF THE DAY

Saturday Midnight SUN. . MON. - TUBS. 1 Matinee Every Tuesday 25c•

—Final Today--Lin ■ 1. roK.Hcnt

L\ SOtlETY"

FOR SALE: Home grown recleaned English clover seed. $10.00. Ed-

a’ism tc the central character with Ei t e ljorge. 207 west Seminary tta Young and Anna holla stir- 1 . _ .. ,, ^ street. Greeneastle. ia-is—it-ib-ai

ringly ieauo.

appealingly in the feminine

A lively

history of romantic comedy has been added by Samuel GoL.wyn who selected titianhaired. langon'us Merle Oberon as the lady who gaily steals the affections of strong, silent Gary Cooper in ••The Cowboy and tne Lady," the comedy romance which is scheduled for its first showing at the Chateau Theatre on Sunday The picture introduces the flashing, brunette beauty of Merle as a new and exciting foil for the romantic, outdoor type so completely personified by Cooper. She plays the part of and unconventional society debutante. the daughter of a Senator with presidential aspirations, and the role gives her a chance to be gay charming, witty and the young pierson she is. Merle runs out of the Social Register into the cowboy life of Gary, and it’s after wedding bells have climaxed the romance that provokes fashion.

, , HOWS YOUR CAR? Regardless Chateau . .... .. 0 hapter to the screen’s of condition, you can use the supplies

FOR A HOME OR AX INVEST-! MENT: Two semimodern six room frame houses, either of them will make comfortable home 01 yield a good return as an investment. C. C.

14-l^--17-18-4t, Gautier. Rooms 4 and 5. Central Na-

| tional Bank Bldg. 17-2t

For Rent

anytime that we are sacrificing in

our ‘ Forced Out of Business Sale. ’| FOR RENT: Seven room modem You save at least 40 per cent on all house. Close to town Inquire X. M., purchases. Come in bffore it is too 1 Commercial Hotel. 16-3p

late. BACH'S MOTOR SERVICE. 18' South Jackson Street. 16-3t

Doh't forget the sale. 70S north Madison. February 22. at 10 a. m. Propierty and hous hold goods. Edgar McClure. 16-4o

SPECIAL PRICE on furnace coal. 4x6 egg. Monday only. A. J. Duff, Phone 317. 18-lt

FOR REXT: Two or thn unfurnished upper apartment. Private entrance. 1028 south Indiana street.

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FOR SALE: Two extra nice male calves. Mrs. Eva Hurst Jobe, north of Belle Union. 18-lp

Present Art Film Tuesda\ Evening . c

“We Are All Artists ' declares a thr e-reel movie that will be shown at 7:30 Tuesday evening in the lecture room at Mmshall laboratory. Furthennore the film brought to DePauw by the art department, goes on to show the elements of b auty •and a simple analysis of design as the basis for the development of taste. The work of potters and lacemakers is shown is h>..-.torical background foe artistic creation, when consid ration was for utility and appxvirarce. Then the revolutionary effect on art of the Introduction of the michine is pictured with several ex-

amples. A number shoivn in their ■ with the old and n Stage coaches, tr and airplanes tell unity of design in film closes with with the increase: of utility, and th taste on the pa:: whole, we are a may be a new nit: the fields of paint architecture. The film points artists when we e\ of selection as \v create with our ha: The showing w public as well as t

NOTICE

Notice is given to all members of the Manhattan Cnristian church that there will be a business meeting of that congregation for the election of

-;gners ar trustees and such other matters as .-urroundings may properly come before the con-

:;ne 1 objects. . automobiles, story of the

gregaticn for consideration on Saturday evening. February 18. at 7:30 . o'clock at tne church building. Clerk

. tio". and the^of the Manhatton church—Helen Jar-

he thought that relL

itv of objects — — v ment o'l LEGAL NOTICE OF PI BLIC

| HEARING ' Notice is hereby given

of

.'.iching what

PUBLIC SALE of Livestock. February 21. Love and Inge. Morton, Indiana, one mile south of road 36. 15-18-2t

—Wanted— WANTED: Housework in home by High School girl. Be.ty Surbec. Phone 805-J. 17-2p Wanted to rent house with pasture for cow. room for sow and chickens. L. P. Sample. Gr eneastie. R. 3. 13-16-18-3p

that the

Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of

■ns.’. exp:ession in | p u tnam County. Indiana, will, at - sculpture. an:L2:00 P. M on the 7th day of March.

I 1939. a; the Clerks office. Court

:: : we are aU 1 ^ ouse in City of Greeneastle. in

. County begin investigation of

' , S |the application of the following . .<s a hen we named person, requesting the issue

to the applicant, at the location here-

: en to the inafter set out of the Alcoholic Bev-

erage Permit of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicant, and the j propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the

premises named:

Vivian Sackett. 45847 <Sacketts Cafe Main St.. Cloverdale—Beer.

Wins Retaile:

Said investigation will oe open to the public, and public participation is

requested.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By John F. Noonan, Secretary. = Hugh A Barnhart. Excise Adm.

= 18-2t

CLOSING OUT SALE: Five miles south west of Cloverdale on Cataract road. February 22, at 10:30 o’clock One 8 year old gray mare; weight 1.700 lbs. real one; one smooth mouth

horse. 1 600 lbs.; three young Jersey' BACH'S cows fresh and purebreed; white sow Jackson Stre t

with 11 pigs by side: two red sows to farrow by day of sale, immune; complete line of farm implements: com and hay: household consisting of four good stoves tables, chairs, new cream separator etc. Ray Elder. Owner. Alton Hurst. Auct. 15-18-2ts

STILL GOING ON Don't overlook the chance to save 40 per c?nt on your automobile needs in this '•Forced Out of Bus ness Sile." AH our stock of supplier an 1 equipment must be sold regardless of price.

MOTOR SERVICE. 18 »

16-3t

f It’s Fine To Dine At Cafe Royale 1 H We invite you to join the many families who make § |H the Cafe Royale their food headquarters every week § end. They comment on the fine variety of food, pre- § §| pared to suit the most exacting taste . . . the sf H courteous service and the pleasant atmosphere. Eat Here Sunday for a Real Treat I Cafe Royale (

FOR SALE: One Magic Chef gas stove. Cheap. Good as new. See Cherry Transfer. 17-3p FOR SALE: Baled clover hay. wheat straw and oats straw.—W. H. Eiteljorge. n.2p Real Estate FOR SALE: A 400 acre farm on a State Highway. 250 acres tillable Good house. 2 barns, silo. Electricity. Price $30 00 per acre J. T. Christie., Real Estate. 14-5t

JUST WHAT YOU MAY BE LOOKING FOR: Four room frame , residence located on an acre of ! ground. Close in. Water and electricity. Well worth the price asked. Other choice properties. C. C. Gautier. Rooms 4 and 5. Central National Bank Bldg. i7-2t i SPECIAL Reduction of $1 00 on all permanents up to March 1. Phone 211 ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE. 405 east Hanna Street 1518-2t

.Memorials, Markers. Wn* Work Busch Monument* Works S. I»cust on Cemetery ifel. Pti. 146

RADIO LISTENERS SPECIAL 1 Everett Mitchell best r - lio announcer in world will broadcast from W. M. 1 A. Q., commencing February 20. I breakfast time mersage from 6:30 to 17:00 a. m. daily, on the worlds best

^ "Jj gas tractor and tools. The Oliver FOR SALE: Complete set light Hart Par tractor and tools for the fixtures and wiring No. 10 gage BX. | Oliver Farm Equip: lent Company. Tressman L. Parker. Stilesville. | Agent. Walter S. Campbell.

18-3p Wed.-Sat.-tf

FOR SALE: 18 ewes. 1 buck. C.' Fried and 1 .. : chicken dinnei-s at W. Glover. 1 1-2 miles south Cement Crawford's Sun lay. 18-lt Plant. 18-2? BEAUTIFUL LAMPS AT COST: | Here's your chance to save on any table or floor lamps in our stock. All at cost. Some are hand decor'lled. REEVES ELECTRIC. North Side Square. 17-lt

Chif^ L swthern A ^Tihuil Q by A ti^~'r ThlS radl ° plcture shows the desolation wrought than 1.200 deaths Tvnhoid ^ e “ rt hQuake that razed 70 per cent of the -v continued tremors caused fear a^epeuSn liaV0C “

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