The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1940 — Page 5

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Ty A Banner Classified ad. It will pay div idends.

(lirovCt oC*vfi/w5 I use Roman Cleanser for my washing because it keeps table linens, towels, bed linens, etc. immaculately snow-white — and saves them from the wear of hard rubbing and boiling."

KOA( HDAI.E CHRISTI \N

CHURCH

' Friday night. Gorden Reeves, field j commissioner, presented the awards, ' and otherwise entertained the Scouts. 1 We are expecting increased attend* ance at all services next Lord's day. j Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preaching ! 10:30 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. A warm welcome awaits all who will share j with us this ministry. IN COVING HI MEMBER ANCE In memory of Worthington Varvel who passed away two years ago today, October 3. 1938. In Putnamville cemetery, Softly sleeping, where the flowers ger.tly wave Lies the one wc loved so dearly 1 In his ionely, silent grave. He will never be forgotten. Never will his memory fade. * Sweetest thoughts will always j lieger Around the grave, where he is laid. | Sadly missed by wife, children and | grandchildren.

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I gt •!• + + + •! -b ^ ; j | Tlie Help-OnC-Another Club met)

the Sunday school now serving wen Wednesday Sept. . > with Mr: Flos- j re-elected for the ensuing year, be-i-io Alcxan 'cr. The I i eivig will ginning Oct. 1st. Two vacancies p" with Mrs. Edn. a emaUcr.

CONFESSES — William J. Earnest, Philadelphia waiter, who police say has confessed to slaying Mrs. Ethel Craft Atkins, former wife of John C. Angler, Baltimore socialite. He said killing followed wild party in farmhouse.

T. J. Wilson, minister.

The entire group or tnc oxficers of

were filled, that of librarian an'I basement superintendent by the election of Richard Harshbarger, and Mrs. Fred Secrist, in the order na:n-l ed.

Mr. and Mrs. n ' Sid ions and family of Greem ir 'e were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berk and dnughl II len. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Karl

Reck

Miss Waneta Arnold called on Murjcrie Cox Sue I v fternoon Mr and Mrs Jonathan Hannell called on Mr. an ! M M-vnar I Hen dH

Tuesday.

Mr. an.’ Mrs. M ynnrd Howell gave "■ family dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Jonathon H a B birthday. M, :•? Deloris Ha r died on Joan. i'ma and Je:yce Rllen Arnod, Sun-

day afternoon.

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A large number of the member:, together with the pastor and wife attended the fellowship service of the Christian churches of Putnam county. at the Somerset Christian church, last Sunday night. The service was the last service of worship to be held in the old church, and was ver y j impressive. The worship service was j preceded with a Young Peoples meeting around a huge camp fire on ih: I church lawn. Eighty-eight young |

people participated in the program j + ... .j.... ... .j. + .,. + ... of high social quality, and devotional - /' (“jREENd \STEE TW1*. spirit. •! F d- •> -l- + d- + + + + All Cub Scouts accompanied •>' | £n ^ yprs, Columbus Christy their mothers, with bill one exce; i VVC f 0 Fiiday afternoon callers at thr tion, attended the award I ] 10nle 0 j Christy’s sister and

husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of

near Fillmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pursell were Sunday guests of Mrs. Pursell’s uncle in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson’s dinner guests on Sunday were their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j Jackson and children of Marion J

township.

Mr. and Mrs. F rye. Chiles and sons md Mrs. Donald Chiles and baby) pent Sunday in die Lynn McFarland) ionic near Hainl ridge.

ATTACKS ON NEW DEAL WASHINGTON, Oci. 3 lUP' Top flight new dcalo s identlfi I with President Reosevelt's electrical power policies are under hot Republican attack today in a political battle to flash fire In the Senate

befo 'e sundown.

Sen. H. Styles Bridges, R., N. H.. charged scllciior gencvnl F anc;s Biddle with “abuse of official position” to injure ihc Chattanooga, Tenn., Free Press which was competing with the Chattanooga News in which he said Biddle had finan-

cial interests.

Bridges implied that Sen. George W. Norris, Ind., Neb., had induced termer public works administrator Harold L. Ickes to “pour 860.000,000 : wn a Neb aska rat hole” to imrove his 1936 chances of re-election. H" said army and PWA engineers had rejected th oe Nebraska hydro-

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helped finance at Norris' insistence. Another accusation made by Bridges was that federal works administrator John Carmcdy had circulated false charges that Ropub'i-

l-ctric projects which Ickes finally | can presidpntla , candidatp Wenden

GO ANY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY, RETURN SAME DAY These big savings are in effect for a limited time only—see the Greyhound agent for full details. STEVENS DRUG STORE 26 East Washington St. Phone 191 ^ ilEYH OUNU LfAfiES -

L. Willkle had used ut.ilty stockholders’ mony to subsidize < no Chattanooga paper and had w eck >d un-

the same city which a rural electrification

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FLOUR f lbs. 75c (bi t I i , ( :ias 0 and « Iba. < MAWnaj, HOUSE < Ih. i JEMJ) or ROYAL GELATIN, 3 for . mihacm. whip < « ( \k! FI <>| R Hwansdown i i is, Boft * ''M MON Dniible <( Alaska < Nik, extra fine, 2 for < SOD A < K ACKERS, ! lbs. Hlil \TIK« Breakfast IwkI of rhamps 2 for .. . LTEK, Country Roll I Ills. I 0LEO , 1 fta PINEAPPLE JUICE i 'We. GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 can, 2 for l! 'hl\(. POWDER (aluniet, lb. can NTAKCH, Argo Gloss * Lb. box ( li;\n (r ick ,Ar Ec Box " ’ P-lt SI DS, Coneentmtfl1 . I-irgc pkg. 3 for P' (, M \N ( LEANSER Ik <> K U \S|||NG POWDER Box W NBIIITK cleanser ' for KI\ 2 for "NVDoi,, (Jiant t9e; 2 for

CRISCO, SPRY 3 Uis. COCOA, Hers hey, fine for cool weather, I lb. SUGAR, Fine granulated from cane, 10 lbs. M Lbs. CAM XV, Fine for bath or toilet, 3 for RINSO, Large Iroxe* Get tficni now, 2 for FELS NAPTHA 6 for P\ GSOAP 10 bars IVORY SOAP 2 lb. bars

45c 15c 47c SI.19 16c 31c 25c 31c 14c

25c

BEANS, Ik'd or Kidney

15 OB CM

CORN, Arlington Sweet ! for

PORK & BEANS 9^1'

3 Large cans

CORN, Menu, Vacuum A Q packed,* whole kernel. 2 for At/l/ PEAS, Rose brand, the fin- OOf* est money ran buy, 2 for Buy them by the dozen $1.23 ( MERRIES,' Red, Sour, for OQ,, pie making, 3 for MILK, Large cans. Pet. 1 Q Wilson, Carnation, 3 for I T/C

Fruits & Vegetables

•‘FLAVOR COMES FIRST . . .

Potatoes

Indiana grown

18c

peck

MEAT Meat is good and good for you

SAUSAGE, Pure Pork

No Waste, Lh.

PORK CHOPS, Serve escalloped potatoes, Broccoli and t (I „ 1^‘mon pie, Lb. At/L-

LEG O LAMB. Genuine

Spring, l-h.

Serve with mashed potatoes, new peas, cauliflower mid peach tarts. SHOULDER PORK 17C BACON, Dcpcmlalde brand I Qz» deiicious for breakfast, lb. Ai/L/

BAKED LOAVES

TKEET, Armour’s fancy

in 12 oz. tin

PICNICS, serve with minted apples, 11).

sweet potatoes and fruit compote. CHEESE 17c*

Full cream, lb

10c

24c

27c 24c

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ORANGES 2 Dob. CARROTS 2 bunches BANANAS I Urn. CKI.ERV, Bunch GRAPEFRUIT 6 for SWEET POTATOES 1 Lb* CABBAGE Lh. APPLES, Delicious 1 Lhs. ONIONS For Soups—10 lbs.

“Top Grades Only . . Swift Premium Cellophane packed Bacon, lb. 29c

For those who were unable to get a small ham last week, we wish to announce a new supply. SMALL HAMS, Lh. FRANKFURTERS Lb

SACRIFICE — Following announcement of Japan s joining Axis powers, Japanese Premier, Prince Fumimaro Konoye, above, told Japanese people they must now abandon their personal interests and luxuries in interest of state. He said pact demanded "grave obligations.’’

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Fr *e Delivery 312 N. Jackson St.

Wife: "Look, Henry, we must havocaughtup with that mirage. 1 * Henry: “Mirage, nothinfl! It’s that darned leaky radiator hose.” Don't wait to renew the radiator hose on your car until you find yourself in a mess. Radiator Hose is an inexpensive item but It can cause considerable annoyance and expense when neglected. Drive in and let us check your car’s radiator hose and cooling system. HESS Tire and Battery Service 719 E. Franklin Phone 1!

JBBD CHEESE 2 43c MEL-O-BIT—Brick or Americ

THIS WEEK AT NEW PACK TOMATOES

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P.\GE

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IONA FLOUR ALL 24-Lb. PURPOSE Bar bJ g C

DRESSING IONA—IN SYRUP PEACHES ^ A&P HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE JUICE ANN PACE, PURE PRESERVES

Giant 46-0*. Can

3 f " ,r 25c

PINEAPPLE IONA Q Lee. < BRAND ^ Cana aj ai C HAWAIIAN—Sliced or Crushed IONA BEANS

WITH PORK SULTANA RED OR IONA LIMA nmmmmrr

Giant I <

Sunnyficld Flour 5 j™ 17c Cigarettes V W. 51.24 Pancake Flour 5c Cranberry Beans 10 Lb. 39c Sunnyficld Cake Flour r-kx 15c Hate 17r Quick «.r Regular Fk*. Afl ' Dreft (sm.ii fkg. so l«. 21c

Lava Soap

Sandwich Assorted

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Tall

Crisco

Camay Soap Ivory Soap Ivory Flakes

2 < akes He 3 cL b - 47c ^ Cakes 23C 3 c L .tt. 29c

iC 23c

1 lb. Boston Brown Bread 15c 2 Cans Ann Page Beans 11c

Li 21

A-Penn Motor Oil 2 ^*‘ $1.19

Pink Salmon Tuna Flakes Fruit Cocktail Green Beans ion* Sweet Pickles

Iona Corn

Soft Twist Bread White Sail Cleanser 6 can. 19c Crackerjack 2 rk«.. 9c Little Boy Blue Bot.. 9c Kool Cigarettes c.rto„$i.24 P«G Soap 10^'33c

can 15c

2 '-an* 25C

Z" 10c

4 Can? 29C 2 J*” 25C 3 Can. 20C

^ 8c

16% DAIRY FEED Scratch Feed '•&“ $1.72

DAILY rso-I.b. ^ ^ Growing Mash 10 ^^ b - $2.03

8 o'Clock Coffee

3 c- 39c

RED CIRCLE COFFEE. 2 Lhs 33c BOKAR COFFEE - - - 2 Lhs. 35c

Farm-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES, 8 Lbs 25c ONIONS, 10 Lb. Beg 19c POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 Pk 25c CELERY, Stalk 5c TOKAY GRAPES, 3 Lbs 17c

SUNNYF1ELD

COOKED HAMS

WHOLE OR SHANK HALF

BACON WholV ©r U Half Lb 1 ?C SMOKED HAMS Z h ^ t 1A ' 21c ROUND or SIRLOIN STEAK37c FRYING CHICKENS ^ 25c SMOKED PICNICS ^ Lb 18c

Phone 354 or 355

RADIATOR HOSE

GREEN SHRIMP HADDOCK FILLETS OCEAN PERCH FILLETS

BAKED HAM FRESH HAMS

Whole ot Shank HaW Whole or Shank Half

23c 17c 33c 25c 19c

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