The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 October 1940 — Page 6

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ALSO ■! GOOD SHORTS CHAP. 10 ‘‘DICK TRACY”

f FINCASTI.E 4 Mrs. Jesse Coffman and son James of Greencastle spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Grider. Mrs. Mauue tsrotners and daughter Betty spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hays, Theodore Hays and Raymond Hays were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Steele and family. Mrs. Alta Shannon spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Russell Routh. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robbins spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hendricks, near Roachdale. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Myers and daughters visited relatives in Lebanon, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Myers and daughter Mary Lou, of Indianapolis, we'-, week end guests of Mr. an.1 Mrs. Orville Fosher. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Broom of Kingman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otha Bales.

Hopkins visited relatives in Terre Haute Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hopkins and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Page. Mr and Mrs. Walter Page and son visited Mrs. Pages father, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Farrow visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Farrow and children Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Trotter and son spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ott Farrow. A few from here attended the Ragland sale at North Salem Saturday. A group from the Baptist church attended services at Brown's Valley Tuesday night. Mrs. Clova James and children visUed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean Sunday. Mrs. William D. Young attended State Teacher's Association in Indianapolis Thursday and Friday. Audrey Modlin had his tonsils removed at the Putnam county hospital Thursday. The regular business meeting will be held at the church Saturday evening. Mrs. William D. Young and Mrs. Andrew Hanna attended the Psi Chi Omega sorority luncheon in the Florentine Room of the Claypool Ho-

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Gideon Fiiher, right, of Ronk*,

f , Amishman and, therefore, a conscientious objector. But he does hi* duty as citizen and registers for draft, although he may be exempted.

RELIGIOUS OBJECTOR Lancaster County, Pa., is

tel Thursday noon. Mrs. Thompson is visiting her son John Thompson and family a

few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Aliff ana son visited Mr. and Mrs. Georga

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YOUNGEST GOVERNOR—Nation's youngest governor, Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota, registers for draft at station in St. Paul. He's 33, born April 13, 1907. State and Federal executives are automatically deferred to Class 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eads and daughter of Roachdale, Mr .and Mrs. Roy Hanks of Indianapolis and Mrs. Maude Brothers and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams spent Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis.

ADDITION A L NI'.M BERS A Continued from I'nirr Onn 1044 Kenneth Lee Blaydes 829—Andrew George Dickey 715—Andrew O’Hair 675—James Harold Chew 2001 Clarence Christ Bachcrt

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Dallas Vernal King Edgar Barnett Watt Harold Singleton Young Charles Theodore Miles Charles Floyd Morrison Thomas Wayne Sutherlin Virgil Emory Aker -Marvin Cooper Charles Clifford Frazier Robert Wm. Wilkes Clarence Edward F'razier (325) Lloyd Francis Greenlee

•F BARNARD * Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Page and children and Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

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MEATS SHOCLDER PORK, Serve with mashed, sweets, asparagus, lettuce and pie lb. .... |<;,. PORK CHOI’S, Serve with green beans, asparagus and |>each tapioca, lb. )y ( . BACON, Swift’s I’rcndiim Cellophane wrapped, lb. 29c SAUSAGE, Swift’s Brookfield

ORANGES, Texas, Juice 2 doz. APPLES, Fancy Jonathan

6 Lhs.

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III Lbs.

25c

HAMS, small tender fine

GRAPEFRUIT, Marsh Seedless, 3 for

to serve with whole corn,

CELERY, Stalk

pineapple ami potatoes

lb.

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FELS NAPTHA, M for I*. K a. SOAP, 10 for

25c 31c

SMALL PICNICS, Ib.

15c

OXYDOL, Giant 49c, Large 2 for

35c

LARD, 4 Lbs

25c

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44c

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25c

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lb.

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large 14-oz. bottle

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FLOUR, Country Club, 24 lb. bag New Improved—None Finer—Why Pay More?

BUTTER, Country Club, lb. roll . . . 3| c WALDORF, Tissue, 5 Rolls 20C SCOT Tissue, 3 rolls 20c

OLEO, Eatmore, 3 lbs.

25c

CORNED BEEF, 2 cans Armours Star

37c

SUGAR

Fin-' Granulated 10 lb. cloth bag

47c

COFFEE

Hot-Dated Spotlight Lb. 13c

3 bao 37c

LUX Soap, 4 bars

22c •39c • • • • 39c

PALMOLIVE Soap, 3 bars Jg c BEVERAGES

LUX FLAK C S, 2 Ig. pkgs.

2 small pkgs., 19c

SILVER DUST, 2 Ig. pkgs Dish Towel in each pUg.

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latonia Club Root Beer, Wescoln, lemon. Orange, Strawberry, Grape, Lemon Lime Lithiated Lemon, Giant 24-oz. bottle

Pork Chops

JOWL MEAT

BRAINS

PORK BONES

BACON

WHITING

Souse

FIRST CUTS

Center Cuts 25c

ib. 17c

Fresh

Lb Select Pork

Meaty 2 Lbs.

Boston Style Lb

Dressed

7iC 10c 15c

Countiy Dressed Fries, Lb

Sirloin, Tender

Juicy, Lb

Savory Chuck Cuts, Lb

Tender Smoked Lb

CHICKENS

STEAK

BEEF ROAST

HAMS

10c PERCH FILLETS 17c

lb. 15c

28c 29c 19c 19c

MILD

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Grapefruit

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10 f °* 25c

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POTATOES, Selected Idaho Russets OCT 10 Lb. bag ZDC CARROTS, Home Grown

Fresh, Tender

2 bunches

SPINACH, Clean, Curly Home Grown, Lb. CABBAGE, Danish Variety, Solid Heads Lb

7c 5c

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Last rites were hel I Afternoon from the sh:inI ' 0 R ,« home for Joseph CraW.ey J Raphael w-as in charge » vices and interment "as Hill cemetery. Those from out-of-t° _ tended the service:: «c:e-••-J Blackwell and Mr, and • . Blackwell of Indianap"'Crawley of Kokomo: • Vanatter of Munc.c of Muncle; Mr. and • Hunt of Oakland, HE: J Porter Hlrones of ”" ' } and Mrs. Kenneth Ja nime dianapolis.

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