The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1940 — Page 3

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Sal'l sale will li P made BuMei-t in (lie approval of said court, for not It -» than the full mipralicil value, for , ash

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Attorneys.

Gardner,

Ad ministratrix.

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or less.

Notice Is hereby Riven that the underslKned, executor of the estate of Belle Leonard doei ased, will offer for sale at the late i . sidenee on Kast Tliinl Street. Russellville. Indiana, of said •dent, in Russell Township, in sain

I State on Saturda> October, 1940, the pe aid estate. to-\vit:

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County and 5th day of

1 rope rt y

1 lar;

sale

ro heating stove, 1 small

heating stove, G lari, ill rugs. 5 small doni

man rugs. 5 small doniosth rugs, piano and stool, 1 music cabinet, radio, 1 book case. 1 assortment f books. 1 library table. 1 dining able, i china closet, 1 buffet, ti

room chairs, 8 cane botion 5 rocker chairs. 1 swivo

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chairs, f» rocker chairs, l swivel chair. 1 settee and 2 chairs. 1 walnut day hod (antique), 1 sewing machine, ♦> pr. lace curtains. 2 pr. marquisette curtains, l sewing table. 1 bed side table (antique) 4 bed stands, 7 mattresses. 1 clothes rack. 2 ironing hoards. 1 electric iron. 1 Regina \ u-uum cleaner. I carpet sweej er, 1 wash stand. 1 dresser, 2 walnut buivaus (antique), 1 set book shelves, 1 old chest drawers (antique), 1 eb*ctrlc washer. 1 coal and wood range

stove, 1-3 bu 1 kitchen cab

■ C/boefej^A, —'i j O. B. Pit. OS. prepared for Vour Newspaper by Betty Crocker Home Service Department "SUGAR AND SPICE AND OTHER THINGS NICE" The other day I gave a recipe in this column for a chocolate and pink and white marble cake. This recipe always brings in ream that other old-time marble cake that is made with spices. And our Black Hills Cake is that kind of a cake. To begin with, there is mohuses in the spice part . . . which makes it much more delicious . . . and then there are tiny flecks of golden orange rind . . . like the golden nuggets hidden in the Black Hills of South Dakota. WHY BLACK HILLS When you see the cake you can understand how it eamo by this picturesque name . . . for you have dark hills and peaks silli d against the white part of the cake . . . just as the dark peak .1 the Black Hills stand out against a white noonday sky. Here is th* recipe: BLACK HILLS CAKE

\i cup shortening 1 nip sugar 3 eggs 2 cups sifted cake flour

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jrner coal oil stove, inet, 3 kitchen chairs,

1 Ice box, I hi board (antic

table. 1 stool. 1

net, 3 kitchen cha

igh chair, 1 old cup-

clock, 1 small

cup milk

1 tsp. vanilla

1 tbsp. very dark molasp*^

\'i tsp. cinnamon

Vi tsp. cloves \'i tsp. nutmeg

Crated rind of half an orange

1 kitchen

rch seat, rs, l as-

1 norch swing, 1 por ladder, 2 step ladder i*nt of dishes. 1 ass

silverware, 1 lot-garden tools, sale to begin at 1:00 o’clock 1’.

rms: Cash.

Col. Alva Ford. Auctiom is the 17th day of ScpU

Dated this

her, 1940. I Floyd Gardner, Kxocutor | Roy C. Sutherlln, Attorney. 2t»-2t.

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cups sifted all-purpose flour 3 tsp. baking powder

'/j tsp. salt

Cream the shortening, add the sugar gradually and cream until fluffy. Add 2 of the egg yolks . . . unbeaten ... to the creamed mixture and beat until light. Sift the flour with the baking powder and salt together and stir into the creamed mixture alternately with tl ■ milk. Blend in the vanilla and fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites. Dour -ft of this batter into a well-greased and floured 8-inch square pan. TO THE REMAINING BATTER To the remaining 14 of the batter add the remaining egg v Ik . . . the molasses, spices and grated orange rind. Blend well together. Spread this dark layer over the light batter in the pan. Bake 50 minutes in a moderate oven, 350° F. RAISIN ICING FOR BLACK HILLS CAKE 1 cup seeded raisins 1 egg w hite l*/. cups water 1 t s P- vanilla 11/2 cups sugar Grated rind of , 2 orange Simmer the raisins in 1 cup of the water until they are a^d the water is almost evaporated. Cool and drain the raisins. nr tee remaining cup water into the sugar and cook until the syrup spina a 0-inch thread. Four this syrup over the stiffly beaten egg white and heal with a rotary beater, then with a spoon until the icing is thick enough to

spread.

Add the well-drained raisins and spread over the top nr: ! sides of the Black Hills Cake. Sprinkle the grated orange rind over the top

of the icing.

e/urrlsM 1910 b. Belly Crocker, Ine — If you have any specific cooking problems, send a letter requesting Information to Betty Crocker in care of this newspaper. You will receive a prompt, personal reply. Please enclose 3 cent stamp to cover postage.

Ott Farrow has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Opal Trotter was called here F i lay due to the illness of her father Mr. Farrow. The children and grandchildren held ; birthday party for Fred Crosby Sunday. M:s. Wm. Young and mother were in Indianapolis Saturday. M and Mrs. Brewer Blaydes spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I Farrow. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. Hazel Hopkins on Thursday.

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• d d- d- d- d* d- d* d* d- d* $8J Sunday evening visitors of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Reeve Morlan and children were Mrs. Elmer Frazier and children, Mis. Virgil Varvel and children, Mrs. df sa Perry, Mrs. Sally Varvel, Mrs. Goldie Small and daughters Arlene and Edna, and Clarice Morlan. Mr. and Mrs. Oby Cox called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cox Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaner and imily visited recently with Mr. and

Mrs. Clyde Shaner.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier and 'laughters Patty Jo and Betty Lou and Miss Clarice Morlan visited Saturday afternoon with Oscar Morlan

and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen Jeffer- 1 its spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson of Greencastle. Mis. Alva Cox has returned home [ from the hospital and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Connie O'Hair and ons, Dale, Raymond and Connie A t inn , called on their daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs. Reeve Morlan)

Friday evening.

Mrs. Sally Varvel spent the week I end at her home here.

and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley spnt last Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wamsley and family of Putnamville. Mi', and Mrs. Allen Wamsley spent the week end on his farm. Ernest Hansel called on Mr. and Mrs. Berry Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Wamsley called on M . and Mrs. Fred K. Hansel and family. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Thomas W. Yeager et al to Harry S. Osborne et ux, 169.73 acres in Floyd and Monroe twps., $1. Nunzias Cancilla et ux to Montie Phillips, part lot In Greencastle, old plat, $1. Fred L. Clark et ux to Clyde F. Davis et ux, 135 acres in Jackson twp., $1. Grace Irvin Reynolds to Raymond R. Neal et ux, lot and part lot n Seminary Court. Greencastle.e $1.

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+ + + + + + + + + @ •I- BARNARD * A} v -J- -■• -i- -h -J- -I- -1Mrs. E. H. Hopkins spent from Friday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier and children near

tusse’.lvllle. Mrs. Wal'er Page and baby re.urned to their home from the Lebinon hospital Tuesday. Elza Page has been seriously ill, :ut is improving.

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ned has been uppotni• . l,Uf of tin- (’ircuit Court of Putnam

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Said ostato is supposed to be solvent.

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Charles II. Rector, Administrator

Sepl 17. 1910

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SAND BOX —Dr. Thomas R. Thorburn of New York told New Jersey osteopaths, at Atlantic City convention, that treading on sand was good for fallen arches, arthritis and rheumatism. Gertrude Bruehl demonstrates bedroom sand box. at convention. 'S-. v *1* -1- *9 -I* -1- -i- -i- *'* -1- -1- -I- -S* 1- Cl.OVF.KDALK, ROUTE ONE 4 ,**•, .J. .J. .j. -|- -I- -i- *** 4- -1Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Hargcrty f Indianapolis spent tlie week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley. Mrs. Loretta Knauer and son called on Mrs. Wm. Baiton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Hargcrty

Always A V^inner

MOHAWK MEDICINE To relieve constipation. Price for a large 12 oz. bottle is only 49 cents. If you are touchy, feel on edge, you will need this medicine. Nervous irritability is one of the ills people who are constipated may suffer from. No one can fight the battles of life and hold his own if he does not feel well and peppy. Those who feel weak and tire easily will find OKI Mohawk an aid in the relief of occasional or temporary constipation. The Human house cleaner. By mail 15c extra. At

Mullins Drug Store.

VOJR GIRL'S BEAU—Glamorous Brenda Frazier, New York [life, shown as she was squired to Starlight Roof of Waldorfpia,New York, recently, by John (Shipwreck) Kelly, widely nocialite sportsman.

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gT-* -V *##:'£** * ttDY OF FRANCE—French-Canadians, loyal to Canada, M depressed by collapse of France. Above, Bourgault, •carver of Riviere-du-Loup, Quebec, completes tragic figEpoilu turning homeward after French defeat.

Kroehler and All Other Living Room Suites Are r eatured In An October Sale!

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10^ DISCOUNT During this Sale Volume living room suites dm ff October in pnst years have can 1 us a special factory discount wli" h we are, this year, passing on to you. Save |10 on every $100! Huy your new living room suite here in

New fall styles! Correct in every detail! Yet comfortable beyond imagination! That describes the new Kroehler living room suite designs. And, of course, being Kroehler-made, they are the very best in condition. Shown in a range of styles that allows you to create your own combinations. Finished In high lustre damasks, exclusive tapestries, stunning velvets and rich mohairs. Offered this month, at 10% off the regular price. Stop in the first time you are down town and let us show you.

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October!

$ 59.50 Suites now

$ 53.55

Terms to Suit Small down payments—low weekly or monthly payments. Budgeted to your convenience. Let us explain.

$ 89.50 Suites now 8 oo a() Suites now

$ 80.55 S 89.55

$109.50 Suites now $119.50 Suites now

$ 98.55 $107.55

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^ orn ^ cut building, as shown here.

Horace Link & Company

The Store of Furniture