The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 November 1940 — Page 3

FOR SALE—Turkeys, 12 to 1% lbs. Will dress them. Ernest C. Smith, Greeneastle, R. 2. ir>-2p

Vimcastle | woman ever really know sh- : vos? That’s one of Ifiuir qr stions posed in the t m a : : ved by Joan Bennett, fLi'di :, Lloyd Nolan and ;,.n in 20th Century-Fov’s abi The Man I Marrhich cp' ns tonight at the

V'oncastle Theatre. The amazing experiences of a beautiful girl, who learned too late the truth about her husband, are related in the film. Lovely Joan Bennett suddenly finds the husband she adored, Francis Lederer, a stranger to be hated and feared. Abounding in dramatic surprises, the film drives through to a surprising and unforgettable climax. Lloyd Nolan is excellent in his role of an American newspaper- correspondent while Anne Sten scores

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solidly as the “other" woman. Others in the featu ed cast of "The Man I Married" are Otto Kruger and Maria Ouspenskaya. Chateau Zane Grey's newest and greatest story of rip-roaring outdoor adventure, "Thunder Mountain,” coming Friday and Saturday to the Chateau Theatre, brings George O'Brien back to the screen as a two-fisted, virile, | fighting hero of the lawless west. Adapted from the new best-seller novel by the Homer of America's plains, "Thunder Mountain” is an engrossing story of the Idaho gold rush, of a man who gambled on a woman's love and lost, but could not b< downed. » * . Barbara Fritchie is the lovely but faithless beauty in this picture. An eastern girl, she encourages her father to stake O'Brien in his search for gold, hoping to share in his fortune.

TONIGHT'S GAMES Greeneastle Nov. 15—Shelbyville. H Rainbrldgo 15—Russellville, T Belle Union 15—Stilesville, H Fillmore 15-—New Winchester, T Russellville Nov. 15—Bainbridge. II Cloverdale Nov. 15—Patricksburg, T Roaelidale Nov. 15 —North Salem. H

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Granada The 3,000 acre ranch of Hay Corrigan, the actor, was used as a location site for "The Fighting Renegade," produced by Sam Katzman, starring Tim McCoy, which comes on Friday and Saturday to the Granada Theatre. Reminiscent of the Old West the Corrigan ranch greets the eye with rolling hilts and broac prarie. Herds of cattle roam there, and cowboys watch constantly to protect them from the invasions of coyotes and bob cats, which prowl around the sage brush at night. "Before I Hang," latest Columbia thriller, opening today at the Gra-

Determined to break into the victory column at the expense of Shelbyville, the Greeneastle basketball squad went through its last drill yesterday in preparation for tonight's game at the high school gymnasium. This evening's encounter marks the third start of the season for the Tiger Cubs, who have gone down in defeat against Danville and Martinsville on successive weekends. Shelbyville’s Bears, boasting a win over the Masonic Home team at Franklin last week, are again rated as one of the better outfits in the state, and the Purple r.nd Gray drapery agitators feel that a win over their visitors would send Greener stle basketball ;tock soaring upward. There will be a B team curtain raiser at 7 o’clock with the main attraction scheduled to get underway at S p. m. or shortly after.

nada Theatre, stars Boris Ka loff in the most fascinating role of his career. Asa brilliant scientist who is attempting to solve the secret of 1

Often overlooked as Wabash and DePauw meet in the usual heat of another chapter of the longest con'inuous football rivalry west of the Alleghenies are the facts that Raymond (Qaumy) Neal—chief boss of the Tiger gridders since 1930- is a nativi of Wingate, played football ruder Coach Pete Vaughn, later was ..amed on several All-Americas after bis appearance with Washington and Jefferson in the 1921 Rose Bowl game and returned to Wabash for his rst coaching experience. Neal, whose 1933 DePauw team ,vas the only eleven in the country r> finish the season undefeated, untied and unscored upon, went to DePauw from Wabash where he had been line coach and assistant to Coach Vaughan in 1929. After one year as assistant under W. L. Hughes he became head grid mentor, Hughes going to Columbia. He was an outstanding athlete at Wabash but transferred to Washingand Jefferson during that college's hey-dey and played tackle on .he 1921 outfit that played the University of Southern California to a scoreless tie in the Rose Bowl. His Tiger clubs won Indiana Collegiate conference titles in 1930, 1931 and 1933. But right now and Saturday, too, ‘ he mention of Wabash to him will be like showing the Scarlet banner to a bull. Crawfordsville Journal. WELL, MAYBE— ilports Editor, The Daily Banner: The Wabash-DePauw football riv.dry is old, but your statement, “Oldest west of the Alleghenies” is taking n too much territory. Check this

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Transylvania University, Lexingon, Kentucky, played Centre College, Danville, Kentucky, a “Golden Jublee” game in 1930, celebrating 50 years of inter-collegiate football rivalry. The game was played in the University of Kentucky Stadium at i-exington, Kentucky, and ended in a 0-0 tie. H. C. Fellers, Alumnus of Transylvania. P. S. I was there!

FOR SALE: Turkeys, 25c per pound, live weight at farm. Dressed and delivered for 35c extra per head. Mrs. Claude Crodian,' Clinton Falls. 15-lt. FOR SALE: Used radio. Ladies coat. Two heavy comforts. Phone 749-J. 15-lp.

FOR SALE: The Pitchford property—a sound Investment with high return. You may live in its ground floor four room apartment rent free, and the other three units will pay you $70.00 a month. The house on 2 1-2 acres of ground is four blocks from court house, corner of Franklin and Locust Street. It is in splendid repair. Good furnace with stoker and blower. See the property. Phone for appointment. Price is right. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 14-3t.

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FOR SALE: Fresh country pork Saturday at Farm Women’s Market. 15-lp.

FOR RENT: 6 room modern hous“ on Washington street. Call Roy C. Sutherlin, Phone 57. 13-tf. FOR RENT—Upper 3 ’.•oom apartment. Close in. Dr. J. F. Gillespie. 15-3p

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FOR SALE: Apples and good cider. Crystal Spring Apple Cave, west end of Elizabeth street. Kenneth Harris. Phone 287-W. 15-16-18-20-22-23-61.!

Must be sold this week. All Oliver Implements and repairs. Your chance | to make a worthwhile saving. Smith Feed and Grain Soutljend Elevator. 12-4t.

HATCHING EGGS WANTED Come in to see us now. Greencastle Feed and Seed Store. Man here o do the blood testing now. R. L. Allen, Phone 116. 14-15-2t.

FOR SALE: Ladies brown cloth fur trimmed coat, size 36. Too small for owner. 905 South Locust. 13-3p.

FOR SALE: 2 heifers with calves and 2 steers. J. J. Harrold, Phone I rural 16F21. 15-2t.

FOR SALE: Eight room modern house, 511 south Indiana street. Walter Gamer. 13-4p.

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loff is weirdly transformed into i Special rates till December 1st. Call ruthless fiend by an injection of ind see them. THE CAMMACK murderer's blood into his own veins! JVUDIO. 15-8t.

ENCH CHIEF — Marshal Henri Philippe Retain, French Premier, greets peasants during visit to Jttle town of Ambert, south of Lyon. Hu is making tour to get in personal touch with people. Passed y French censor.

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CLOSING OUT SALE

Owing to bad health I am selling my livestock at Public Auction at my farm, 1 mile south of Morton, Ind., off of II. S. 36. Monday. November 18th 1940, beginning at 10:00 A. M. as follows: 40 HEAD CATTLE 10 2-yr old Hereford heifer, with calves by side; 5 Hereford cows with large calves by side; 1 Hereford heifers, bred to good Hereford male; 2-yr. old black cow vvilh calf by side; 2 purebred Jersey heifers, bred to milking Shorthorn male, to calve In March; Jersey heifer, bred (,o Hereford male; 2 Holstein springers, 5 and 6 years old, 6-gallon cows when fre-h; t-yr. old Jersey cow giving t gallons milk per day; I good Hereford Bull, coming 2-yr. old. 2 Jersey cows, 6 and 7 years old. fresh In April; » Black Jersey cow, age 3 with large heifer calf by side. 90 HEAD HOGS 4 purebred Chester White sows with 84 pigs; Chester White sow, bred; 2 Chester White gilts, bred. These hogs are registered and papers can he furnished. They are from the Stillman Goff herd and arc prize winners. 10 B!a< k Poland gilts, open; 5 purebred Duroe male hogs, ready for service; 30 Black Poland feeding shouts, weigh about 90 pounds; 8 large feeders or market hogs, weigh about 160 pounds.; 2 Poland China sows, 18 pigs. 50 HEAD SHEEP 50 Head good Ewes, bred to .good mm. One good Buck. 300 BUSHELS NEW CORN 390 bushels of new Corn, ext-a good quality. TERMS: CASH. HUBERT CLODFELTER SAYLEK and HI RS'e Auctioneers HARRY OILTZ, Clerk Lunch Served on Grounds.

FOR SALE: Model A roadster, rumble seat, gooil condition, $45. J. | R. Obenchain, Bainbridge. 14-3p. FOR SALE: 30 shoats, weight 80- ! 130 lbs. Inquire Banner. l4-2p. j FOR SALE: Extra good milk cow, j 4 year old Jersey. H. C. Hurst, Cloverdale. 14-2t. I

Wanted stock hauling and coal hauling. Phone 757-W. Ollie Smithers. 15-2p. WANTED: Experienced saleslady for extra work. The Fashion Shoo.

14-tf.

F r high grade upholatcriilg, furniture repairing, refinishlng and perfect /-, tting slip covers. Call 299. THE 'RT FURNITURE SHOP. 4-tf. Highest price paid for a!l l. nds of jun'*-, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metei. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Gr-'encastle. 24-tf. 5 Men at once with or without tractors to buy trailers for Hiway Hauling. 2 year lease, good pay. Superior, 2512 Archer, Chicago. 15-2p. —Miscellaneous—

FOR SALE: One young Chester White boar. Doris Salsman, Belle Union. 14-2p.

RUMMAGE SALE at court house Saturday morning from 8 to 12 o’clock. Alpha Gamma Delta. 14-2t

See this car at 113 Elizabeth St. Tires, paint, and upholstering good, $35.00. Easy terms. 14-3p.

Buy your Broiler Chicks, Feed and Equipment on contract. No money down, no monthly payments. Pay when you sell them. All parent stocks 100 percent bloodtested. Call Rockville 129 collect. WILLIAMS HATCHERY, Rockville, Ind. Fri-tf. FOR SALE; Apples and cider. Buchheit Orchards. Tues-Fri-tf.

FOR SALE: Fat turkeys any size. Mrs. W. H. Reasor, 1 1-2 miles south on state road 43. 12-15-2p.

Dressed ducks. Leave orders at 1 east Liberty. ll-13-15-3p

For sale or trade for corn. Running gears farm wagon, good condition. Ernest Heber, Fern. 13-15-2p

Let photographs solve your Christmas problems. Special rates at Cammack’s Studio till December 1st. Don’t let the time slip by. 15-8t.

Happy life sentence for the gentleman bandit. When the prison gates opened this time to free the dashing real-life “Raffles,’’ he didn't rush back into crime but married the girl who waited all those years believing he was just a fool—not a villain. Read of this unique romance in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s Chicago Hcrald-American. 15-lp.

Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 nour service. 23-tf.

We clean your radiator, repair the leaks and get it ready for winter driving. Don't wait till the rush, let us fix it now. Scott’s Franklin Street Garage. 31-tf.

NOTICE: For your ash-hauling please call for Eldon Lewis at Freu James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF.

FOR SALE: Two young fresh purebred Jersey cows, extra good. Nice fat turkeys. Lloyd Arnold, 1 mile northeast of hospital. 13-15-2p.

FOR SALE: Taking orders for Turkeys and Geese, will dress and deliver, if ordered soon. Mrs. Alfred Cooper, S. Cement Plant. 15-lp.

FISH FRY: Fresh fish every Friday night at the Moderne. North Side Square. Thur-Fri-tf

Tonight and tomorrow Duzer Du in "What a Life." DePauw Llttlo Theatre. Don't miss it! 15-lt.

FOR SALE: Capons, 6 to 8 lbs. See me at Farm Women’s Market. Mrs. John Gough. Roachdale, R. 1. 15-lp.

FOR SALE: 11 shoats, weight 50 to 60 lbs. James Sutherlin. Mt. Meridian. 15-lp.

FOR SALE: 43 acres, 6 room house, excellent condition, plenty water in pastures. Alfred Stone, 2 miles west Mt. Meridian, state road 40 15-3p.

FOR SALE: Baled rye, wheat or cats straw, large cheap work mare. Phone 535. 15-17-2p. FOR SALE: Nice fat turkeys. John Torr. Phone rural 6F14. 15-lp.

Anyone wishing light rolls for Thanksgiving Idinnor, please call Laura Towne before Wednesday noon. Phone 322. 15-lp. FOR SALE—Old-fashioned safe, [ rnk and poplar, glass doors, green, lavendar, enameled, $3.45. Furniture Exchange, west side square. Phone 170-J. 15-lp

You can roll duck pins any day including Sunday. Vine-Franklin. 15-lp.

Phone Rural 12F13 Thanksgiving turkey.

for your 15-3p

FOR SALE Two double barrel shotguns, also 19x4.75 tire, tube and wheel. Raymond Lisby, 2 miles on Airport road. 15-lp

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WE BUY — WE SELL TURKEYS, CHICKENS POULTRY, EGGS Call us before you sell GREENCASTLE PRODUCE CO.

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Phone 328

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY why they were thankful. After the business session members sang the club song of the month—“How Can I Leave Thee.” An amusing debate followed "Resolved: That the Farmers are better husbands than the Business men.” Mrs. Ray Etcheson led the affirmative assisted ny Mrs. James McIntyre. Mrs. Clifford Reeves led the negative side assisted by Mrs. Fred Lewman. Miss Schott, the Putnam county home demonstration agent, talked interestingly of her work in the county and exhibited a numbe'- of articles suitable for Christmas gifts which may be made at home. At the close of the meeting th'' hostess served refreshments assisted by Mrs. Guy Cox and Mrs. Albert Balch. • The Christmas meeting will b" held at the home of Mrs. Ailhtu Weller.