The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1940 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANTHER, GREEN T CASTX-E, INDIANA, FRIDAY, FFBRT T AI?Y 0, 1040.

SHOP THIS PACE FOR YOUR VALENTINE GIFTS

N BEAM BEAI TV SHOP

CHANGES MAWOKMKNT

> a th, t, the sf,, ers $ ■t Bov j «iw ami s» ‘acitj t the hteiiioty °n the | *'riein 1 Wtifa

I. C. Johnsort Has taken over the nagement of the Sun Bean: BeauShop which he will operate in conction with the OK liar her Shop

the east side of the square.

n making this change Mr. Johnhas placed Mrs. Flossie Wells in irge as the operator Mrs Wells r had considerable experience havgraduated from the Rainbow

ademy in Indianapolis.

Mrs. Roosevelt Breaks Precedent

ns Bt

-SHIRT $1.65

STRAIGHT TO HIS HEART WITH A SMART

Or If h/s drawer is full }||(> »« have a Valentine that

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will fit his need.

CANNON’S

SAID CONDITION IN CAPITOl.'s WELFARE 1NKTITITIONS WERE “SHOCKING” WASHINGTON. Feb 9 (UP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt brok' another precedent today by testifying before a Congressional committee on "shocking” conditions in th-> ■apital's welfare institutions. Mrs. Roosevelt, who. a few week- \ ago, was the first wife of a president ever to attend a Congressional hearing, testified before the House Dis- ; trict of Columbia committee when it began an investigation of local institutions. The investigation was precipitated by Mrs. Roosevelt's recent surprise visits to several childrens' homes and the home for the aged in the District of Columbia. Afterward she described the conditions at several institutions as "shocking” and as resem-

l * t Dan Cumd says:

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“WHERE Did You Get This Food?” Tired of conventional nm-of-the-mine - cocktail tidbits? Want something new, inexpensive? Want them to say, “Where on earth did you get this food?'' Well. Inis is the place for food surprises

Duff’s (linger Dread Mix 'J'!r -lunket, Quirk French Mix l!)c No. ■; can. Kuaplterriwi l.V Fine for milking Pies. Nestles’ Choeolate, Hi. 89c IS 1 , j «/.. Grapefruit •luice, ” for l.V Npic & Span ( leaner 25c No. 5 Tomato 'luice 19c Frankfurters, lb. 15e Potatoes. Peek 2!)e FLINT’S MARK FT Phone 854 and 855

VALENTINE GIRL—Lucille Fairbanks, niece of late Douglas Fair* banks, Sr., observes in Hollywood that Valentine’s Day is approaching. So she breaks into calendar and clasps "14," day dedicated to patron saint of lovers.

If you want to make a fure hit with your heart’s desire...just hand her a i phial of this t fragrant new 1 Lucien Lelong : scent and she : will hand her ♦ heart to you! | $1.00 to $7.50 l

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tiling those in ancient prisons. She exonerated officials of the institutions, saying that they were doing the best possible with the funds made

available by Congress.

Earlier this week, Mrs. Roosevelt conferred at the White House with committee members, local welfare and federal officials on the problem. She agreed then to tell the full district committee <>f what she had seen.

If you want results . . . Advertise

in The Daily Banner.

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We Serve Chicken and Sfivik Dinners

DE \ \I.EK \ <il\ I \ POW ER TO SFPPRESS KLIM Ki ll ANS DUBLIN. Feb. 9 (I'P) A supreme Court decision today gave Premier Eamon De Valera power to surpress the Irish Republican army under his "offenses against the state" bill. By a majority decision, the court held that the bill, was not repugnant to the constitution Under the bill, now law, the government may intern Irish citizens in concentration camps on suspicion of terrorism. Previously only foreigners could be so hold. Formal trial or specific charges will not lie neces- i sary. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hog receipts 6.000. market 1*’ higher; 160-230 lbs $5.60-$5.75; 230300 lbs $4 95-$5.50. :!00-400 lbs $4.75$4 90; 100-160 lbs $4.40-$ri.l5; sows ! 10 cents higher, mostly $4.10-S4 60. Cattle 300, calves 500; strong | cleanup trade on all classes- common and medium heifers $6.50-$7.50; beef cows $5.25-$6.00; canncr and cutte'cows S4-S5 25: vealors steady, good land choice $10.50-$lt. Sheep 1,200; lambs steady, good and choice 88-95 If western lambs $9.15; small lots choice native lambs $9.25.

.cj •> -!• -i- -i- -iRRUN ERSTOWN s- -i* -i- — - * s- J- -I- ^ j Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ellis and children were Sunday guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Wilford Ellis at Terre Haute Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Skcltnwent to Indianapolis Sunday to so • Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestral the Lyric Theater. Mrs Carey Dillinger is confined to her home with flu. Mrs. Robert Irwin who has hn I the flu is improving. Mrs. Paul Thomas Is 111 with the mumps. Wendell Dickey still remains quite ill Mr. and Mrs. Johnstown visited Mrs. Eliza Johnston and daughters Sunday evening. Mrs. Mary Wright is ill with flu Fred Johns visited Mr. and Mi--Arthur Johns and sons Sunday.

For Your Valentine Party WE SUGGEST Small Cakes In Heart Shapes Layer Cakes lli'urt Sha|MMl uml Hrcorutnl For Th<* Onasion. Hear* Cookies And Ollio Sl\l“ Cookies. Manx 1 her delicious baked goods troni our ovens daily. RUSTY’S PASTRY SHOP East Side of Square

FREE

A GREETING CARD

From our special selections of Valentine’s with every Flower order of $1.00 or more. Wo are offering Greencastle’s most complete sel- El ection of Flowers for Valentine's Day.

STOCK UP ON THESE CV/ETDV n A V Kiccnc

: Pure Lard 3 Lb. for

20c

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WHEATIES

Pkg.

BISQt |( K lairgh Size GOLD MEDA 84 Lb.

10c

Armours Slar Boiled ILun, 1-2 Lb. ..

19c

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28c

i. 95c

Beef l.ixer For ilcaitli. Lb. Dr -.s-il Hens or Springers I’lill Dressed, Lb.

19c 27c

IRIS SWEETHEART ROSES ACACIA HEATHER TULIPS NARCISSUS CYCLAMEN PRIMROSE VIOLETS SNAP DRAGONS

ROSES AFRICAN VIOLETS DAFFODILS SWEET PEAS CALENDULA CARNATIONS GARDENIAS CAMELLIAS ORCHIDS

5 Htl

Phone 636

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Smart Shoppers Call 82 or 83 for Finer Foods

Careful Selection Courteous Service Large Variety of Fine Foods

(Bbl. of H Sacks for $7.80) AUTOMATIC SOAP 7>%r» Rest for every neexl. 5 Lb. 4 rJC

Pleee Bacon 3 to 5 Lh. Piece, Lh.

10c

Here’s A Real Bargain

Drip or 2f)C

1 Lb. Norwood Coffee, Regular; 7 Lh. Box

Sugar—All for

Seal Skin Tissue, 4 box etn. 25c Fancy Pink Salmon, can 15c Sweetheart Soap, I bar* 21c

SOAP SALE IS ON! LIFEBUOY

10 Bars 49C

Ev-?’

LUX TOIltT

SOAP 10 Bar, 49c

LUX FLAKES large Size LUX Small. 2 for RINSO. Regular Size, 2 tor RINSO, (■iaiit Size ., SPRV 8 Lh. Cm GOLD OUST POWDER. Large

19c 15c 39c 49c 49c 15c

FOR ECONOMY I Lh. Fork ( hops, I Lb. Tender SGak, I Lh. Breakfast Bacon, All for Armours Dam, Whole nr Shank Half, l.h. Center Slices Lb.

SAMPLE THESE Fresh Sailed Cashews I ! Lb. Ric.h miniature Chocolates Assorted Flavors, Lb. Small Tasty (■unis

LI).

Bridge Mix It's Good, Lh. suited 1‘eaiiiits (Fancy Jumbo) Lb. Marshmallows .’ Lb. for 1‘canut Butter, large, Good Quality, 21 oz. -lar

19c 25c 10c 19c 19c 25c 19c

69c 18c 25c

25c 25c 29c 20c 35c

FRESH GROI N'D Round Steak Special, Lb. Ginger Ale. 4 Large Bottles (Plus Hot. Charge) (ienulne Sour, IMII Pickles

1-2 Gallon

Clinton Gloss Starch 3 I l.h. Pkgs. only Miracle Wliip Salad

Dressing, Ql.

BEEF TENDERLOIN _ Lb. 59c VEAL — LAMB FANCY BEEF— POBK— Why not have the best? Then* is usually only a few cents dif* forfnee* between the liest anil the

common.

Campus Market OF COURSE

sliced Pineapple

! No. 2 cans

29c

Fancy Tomatoes Dirge ran

10c

Fancy Sauerkraut Vo. 2 1-2 can

10c

Flake Hominy, 1 Lb. tor

10c

Now Is The Time To Use

FRESH FROSTED

VEGETABLES - KIM

ITS

SEA FOOD

With fresh markets advancing daily you can still buy all your

favorite Honor Brand— old price.

at Du*

Peas 12 or, pkg.

23c

Limas, Baby Green It l>7.

25c

Spiiuu'li, Clean, No waste

23c

Artichoke Hearts 1 Lb.

39c

Peaches, Fancy Sliced It 07..

25c

Rasplierrles, Whole Red 12 oz.

25c

Strawberries, Whole 17 oz.

24c

Red Perch No Bone, Lb.

25c

Fancy Haddock Lb.

21c

Halibut Steaks Lb.

26c

S<*allo|)s 1 l.h. only

37c

“IRST SHIPMENT OF NEW FORD TRACTORS ARRIVE The first new Ford tractors with Ferguson wheelless implements for local distribution arrived at King, Morrison, Foster Co., recently appointed denier for Putnam county. King-, Morrison, Foster Co., are optimistic regarding business possibilities with this new type mechanized faim equipment. They state that it is designed to meet the requirements of the majority of farmers and that it is so simple, effeetlv" and economical in operation that it should sell readily. "The most revolutionary feature if the new Ford tractor is the power and traction it develops although k weighs only about 2.000 pounds. The hydraulic control and special coupling makes it possible to use th 1 lightweight tractor for heavy jobs such as plowing with two bottoms Because dead weight is not niede.l for traction such work can he done on one gallon of fuel an hour eve i under difficult soil conditions,” sal.I King. Morrison, Foster Co. The tractor and implements ave now on display at King. Morrison. Foster Co. showrooms.

WILLIAM I.. ELDER DIES INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 9 William J L. Elder, 84 years old, active for S many years in Indiana Democratic politics and father of Bowman Elder, close political associate of Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt, died today at his home. Elder and his son were associated for many years in the real estate business,' hut the father retired after being injured in an automobile accii dent seven years ago. Eldar was collector of internal revenue at Indianapolis during the tatters years of President Woodrow ‘ Wilson’s administration He also served a term as city conti .>ller. To Reach the Largest Number of Buyers . . . Use Daily Banner Advertising

GIVE A VALENTINE OF BEAUTY Nothing will delight her as much as a Valentine of flowers ... to many, fragrant flowers are more lovely than diamonds or pearls Always inexpensive here. Orders delivered promptly. FFX’K’S FLOWFR SHOP 2 Phone 711 ♦ A

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It Costs So Little And Means So Much! You'll find appropriate Valentine Greetings for everybody, friends and family, young and old.

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YVKDNKSDAY IS VALENTINE’S DAY Re sure to solid her one— HUT SHE LIKES TO EAT TOO! Give her a real treat on Valentine's l)a\ and take her out to (limit.r a( tin* Cafe Itoyali*. V CAFE ROY ALE (DOOR EAST OF VONCASTLE)

Her heart's Desire

SILK STOCKINGS FOR HER VALENTINE The Valentine that will please her most is that mist of luxurious-look-ing silken flattery — the stockings that carry the famous name of NoMend. “PersonaLengths” Short Medium lying

$1.15

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