The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 November 1940 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TFESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 194U.
Thanksgiving
Phone 636 OPEN THANKSGIVING
Flowers thot are lovelier longer come from
SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE
Panthers To Clash With Ti<rer Cubs
It will be another jungle encounter on the local high school gym floor Wednesday evening when the Panthers from Bloomington tangle with the Tige/ Cub basketball team. From all reports, both squads are about evenly matched and fans should see a close, hard-fought, game. The Cubs will be seeking their first victory in four starts while the Bloomington outfit will be just as determined to win and keep the locals on the red side of the ledger. There will be a curtain raiser at 7 o'clock with the first team battle getting underway at 8 p. m. or shortly after.
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PORK ROAST ,. h .
MINCE MEAT
Country Ilressed I.b.
ITIES-SHOKK FM.I, MEATY I.AKtiK PEAKI.Y WHITE. QT.
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18c
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COI NTItY (MB BEEK
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23c 15c
roger’s Fruits & Vegetables for the Thanksgiving Feast. Complete Variety Priced Low!
Fancy Emperors—lairge Full Red Clusters Kf ^
’ PES 5c
f'CI CSV Tender, Crisp, Well Bleaehed O vCLLn I Miehliran. 1 larae stalks WW
LETTUCE
Isvtra Earge 48 si*e Crisp Irdieig, 4 (ienerous Servings to the Head T 3 heads I OC
RROCCOLI
i i i|iuet Fr"sh Green 1! ids. Ig. heads
12c
APPLES, No. I Indiana Stay man Fine Cooking
7 Lhs.
SWEET POTATOES, Fancy
Texas Yams for Candying, I I.bs.
CRANBERRIES, Faney
Eatmor Solid Berries | J 1
ORANGES, New Crop Juicy Florida, 2 do/.
19c
CACHES
25c
El wood Brand Sliced California in Syrup X No. 2'/] cans
ANGEL FOOD CAKE K iger's Eamous 13-Egg
Xi'gel Food Cake at a Spec
29c
' ■ l.ovv Price for Your
I lunksgiving Feast
Big '.’l-oz. rake
FRUIT CAKE •h r s a Big Value, Full of I ioils and Nuts—Look a* the Low Price ClQ/» 1 l.l>. cake ... I/I/L/
PUMPKIN
CRANBERRY SAUCE
BUTTER
CLOCK BREAD
CORN PEAS
Ocean Spray. You’ll Need Plenty for the Feast
3 cans
Kroger's Country Club—It's Tops for the Feast, Lb. roll
The Miracle Value 3, 11 ; lb. loaves
Kroger’s Country Club Grade \ Whole Kernel Golden Bantam Vacuum Pack, cn
Kroger's C. Club, Grade A I.gc. Sweet Tender, Finest Flavor, 2 No. 'I cans
Kroger’s Country smooth. Golden. F^r ■oils Pies, 3 No. 3 1 1 cans
Club DelU25c
25c 23c 10c
COFFEE Kroger’s Hot-Dated •‘gilt, lb. I Sc 3 Hi. I tag
Spot37c
FLOUR Avondale, A High Qual-
55c
ity Flour ’i lb. hag
TWINKLE Gelatine Dessert — Six True i ruit Flavors 1 • Pkgs. JLi)C
( AMPBELL'S SOI PS Most \arieties, 3 cans GREEN GIANT Peas
2 cans
MINCE MEAT, Kroger’s
Country Club, pkg.
MILK, Kroger’s Countiy Club—
Buy Extra for Making
Pumpkin Pies, 4 Ig. cans PENNANT SYRI P, Maple OO,.
Flavored. 3, I'r lb. can
FLOI'R, Kroger’s Country Club New Improved, None Finer erir
24 Lb. bag
MIXED NI TS, A High
Ouality Mix, lb. . RCM FIU'IT CAKE, 2-3 Fruit and \,,t s The most delicious Cake you Ever tasted Cl 1 ft 2 S-l lb. rake '■ 1 * * JELLO, Six Delicious \
Flavors, 3 Pkgs.
GRAPEFRUIT .IFICE. Country ( luh From Tree Ripened Fruit T Q.. Giant 4IS-0-/.. can t t/C
SUGAR Fine Granulated A Hi* III l!». cloth bag tI I C
//c 17c
GOLD MEDAL
87c
Kitchen Tested Flour 24 lb. bug
BRAZIL NUTS
Lowest Price in History, lb.
10c
Grady Bennett in the Bloomington j Telephone says: Looks like the Bretz Panther snipers have some more strenuous sailing j in store for them this week—at j Greencastle. Shelbyville, which has I a tough ball club about nine seasons I out of ten. was able to down Green- ; castle the other night by only two [joints. But if the Panthers will get | in there and play ball like they played it in the sectional, regional and , semi-final tournaments last season, I Greencastle is in fo: anothe licking.
BOWLING STANDING W L Home Laundry 16 5 Coca Cola 13 8 University 12 9 Midwest 10 8 Eitel’s 10 8 Kroger’s 10 8 Zinc A 8 10 Zinc B 8 10 Rotary 7 11 O. & 1 2 19 BOWLING SCHEDULE Tuesday 7:00- Zinc B vs. Rotary Wednesday 8:00- Eitel's vs. Midwest Friday 7:00- Kroger’s vs. Zinc A
Chrysanthemums, roses, carna.585 lions, lovely blooming potted plants. .555; Jerusalem cherry plants. Flowers for decoration, flowers to wear, flowers to give. Thanksgiving is not complete without flowers from Milton’s Posey Patch. Phone 707-R Order Now. We deliver Thanksgiving morning. 18-3t
DUCK PIN RESULTS Coca Cota
Sports Scrambled in the Brazil j Times comes through with the fol- ; lowing: Greencastle high’s basketball team, famous for its hot shots of past years, turns up Without an ace so far. The Tiger Cubs made only three field goals in losing to Shelbyville, 23-21. The B team was defeated by the gymless Reelsville club. 31 to 22. THIS WEEK S GAMES Greencastle Nov. 20- Bloomington, II Rainhridgo Nov. 20 -Fillmore, H Belle In ion Nov. 20—Eminence, T Fillmore Nov. 20—Bainbridge, T Russellville Nov. 20—Covington, T Cloverdale Nov. 20—North Salem. H Roa> hdale Nov. 20 Ladoga, H
P. Garl
142
139
162
L. Irvine
156
139
135
C. Beams
192
147
163
E. York
148
145
149
L. Hamm
186
171
187
Totals
824
741
790
Total pins
2361
Circle Inn Groeerj
L. Sears
152
102
108
W. Mark
145
131
150
F. Concilia
144
150
126
A. Robinson
141
169
111
J. Hinkle
125
111
121
Totals
707
663
616
Total pins
1986
State
= 1
A. Wheeler
152
163
155
R. Grimes
216
198
220
VV. Branneman
157
145
157
B. Bennett
169
167
169
C. Duncan
157
206
150
Totals
851
879
857
Total pins
2587
Banner Club
It. Hershbe.ger
195
190
200
G. Reynolds
177
190
173
J. Zeis
182
169
172
H. Campbell
169
190
161
W. Scobee
153
168
17l
Totals
876
907
886
Total pins
2669
High sco e for
week:
Lloyd Hamm
24 ,
Randall Grimes
226
Charles Duncan
200
Richard Hershberger ...
200
FOR RENT: The M. F. Burdette property at 423 north College avenue. Inquire Mrs. Fred Frank. Phone 71783, 1620 North 13th street. Lafayette. 16-3t
FOR RENT: Six room semi-mod-ern house, with hard wood floor, south on state road 43 just out of city limits. Available by Dee. 1st. See W. L. Ferrand, 313 E. Hanna St. 18-3p.
For Sale-
Baldwin Spinet Used very little, phone 606.
piano for sale. For information 16-6t.
Your photograph the ideal Christmas gift that you alone can buy. Special rates till December 1st. Cal’ and see them. THE CAMMACK STUDIO. 15-8t. FOR SALE: White rock pullets and cockerels. Carrie Dillinger Greencastle, R. R. 4. 19-2p. FOR SALE: Otic new dining room suite. Inquire 713 east Washington street. 18-2t. Ft >tt SA1 i ’ Regi tered black male cocker Spaniel pup with excellent pedigree. $20 00. Phone 405.
19-tf.
Wanted
WANT®! * Tra In dianapolis daily except Sunday. Works 7:00 to 5:00 at Kingan’s. Phone 608-.I. 19-It. F f high grade uphe l.itcrhig, furniture repairing, refinishing and perfect / ‘ , tting slip covers. Call 290. THE 'RT B’URNITURE SHOP. 4-tf. WANTED: Passengeis to Indianapolis or to ride with someone. Works at Allison’s 4:00 p. m. to midnight shift. Phone 810-W. 18-2p. Wanted to rent 3 room modern unfurnished apartment. Close in. Inquire Banner. 16-3p.
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IjOST: Brown leather Buxton billfold probably in vicinity of high school. Return to Banner.
FOR SALE: Po>t;ible electric Singer Sewing machine like new Reeves Electric. Phone 139-M. 19-2t FOR SALE: No. 618 Magic heater, new 17 inch bowl, new grate, $16 95. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170J. 19-lp CLOSING OUT AT PRIVATE
SALE: 2 new idea manure
—Miscellaneous—
Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678. Greencastle. 24-tf. Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf. We clean your radiator, repair the leaks and get it ready for winter driving. Don’t wait till the rush, let
fix it now. Scott’s Franklin Street
Garage. 31-tf. NOTICE: For your ash-haullng please call for Eldon Lewis at Freu James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF
spreaders,
, c \ • , ... mas problems.
1 new feed grinder, some new culti- , , , , .
1 mack’s Studio till December 1st.
Let photographs solve your Christ
Special rates at Cam-
Tender, Crisp, Well Blrai-hed Michigan, 2 large stalks
GRAPEFRITT, Texas Seedless
Full of Juice
10 for
BKI SSEL SPROUTS 1 A,. Fresh, Green, box -L\/V/ CAULIFLOWER, Large | r Snow White, Head AOC CELERY. California. Pascal, V ery Tender Large Stalk
MORTON Mrs. Minnie Lambson of Lenden spent a few days with her cousin. Mrs. Josephine Burk, here this week Mrs. Fannie Spencer of Waveland and her daughter, Mrs. Vera Lingerman of Crawfordsviile spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. George I.nge. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sutherland of Russellville spirit Friday afternoon with their daughter, Mrs. Ival McGaughey.
Mrs. Edith Miller and daughter, Elenore spent Thursday morning at Bainbridge. Wm. Lane spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ab Sigler near Clinton Falls.
& + + + + T + **+ + ++ {3| b BAINBRIDGE Miss Clara Darnai: is quite ill at
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck attended the funeral of Guy Neptune at Leb-
anon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Blue were dinner guests last Wednesday evening
packers, new 12 ft. poplar gates, 2 new corn shellers, several good used tractors, combines, used trucks, 1 used V-8 sedan. 1 used Dodge sedan. 1 used Model A coupe, a lot of used machinery, implements. Baled hay and straw, several sets used harness, 3 thrashing machines, 1 on rubber, a lot of other things not mentioned. Willis D. Wright. Guardian of the Estate of Walter S. Campbell.
19-22-2L
FOR SALE: Rebuilt Oliver Tractor. Bargain or will trade for grain. Smith Feed and Grain Co., South End Elevator. 19-21-2t.
FOR SALE: Coming two year old Percheron colt. Make offer or will trade for grain. Smith Feed and Grain. South End Elevator. 19-21-21.
FOR SALE: 200 Leghorn pullets. 40c each. C. Y. Stewart. 5 miles east of Bainbridge. 18-2p.
Don’t let the time slip by. 15-8t. LOST: On South Jackson street. 300 block. One Masonic ring. Turquoise and silver. Reward. Return to Banner. 18-4p
For Benton county certified Hybrid sed corn call Alton Hurst. Phone Mt Meridian. 19-20-2p.
For well drilling see J. at Cloverdale, Indiana.
L. Smith 19-3n.
Alleys open every day including holidays and Sundays. Vine-Frank-lin. 19-lp.
Typical Thanksgiving dinner will be served at Bethel M. E. Churcn November 21. 50c a plate. Make your reservation by calling 638-J. 12-19-2p.
Miss Mary Madden of Indianapolis | of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lanham of
spent over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Mayfield and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fox and sons of Muncie spent Sunday and Monday, last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller and family. Mrs. Bainey Mayfield of Indianapolis has been spending a few days with her son John Mayfield and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin called on his mother. Mrs. Maggie Martin at Rockville on Fi iday evening. There was a farewell social given at Union Chapel on M ont l a y evening for Rev. Leroy Houk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harbison ol Russellville, Mrs. Coldia Humphrey s.n.l Mrs. Sarah Lane of Morton alien 1 Sunday at the Masonic Home at Franklin, Ind. Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Ixmg and son called on Mrs. Lee Miller and daughters on Tuesday evening. The storm and wind did quite a little damage to roofs and com anj fodder around here on Monday.
Greencastle. Mrs. Olive Davis of Minnesota is here for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Victor Walter and hus-
band.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estes have moved to the farm of D. O. Tate. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Judy have moved to the farm vacated by Mr. Estes. Mathew Michael suffered a dislocated shoulder Sunday afternoon while practicing basketball in the Bainbridge gymnasium. He was able to return to his school in Bloomington on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coffman and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Steele and daughters in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Voiles and son of Morgantown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Priest over the week end. Mrs. Etta Crews entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Priest of Brownsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Burley McLaughlin of Clayton.
FOR SALE: Matched davenport and chair. Dr. D. J. Steele, 1017 S. College. Phone 238. 18-3t.
FOR SALE Two nice gilts. Cheap. T. D. Gibson, Maple Heights. 18-3p
FOR SALE: IS acres well improved farm. 5 miles from Greencastle. Electricity in all buildings and house. Address Box S. Banner. 16-19-21-3p. FOR SALE: 1930 Chevrolet coupe in good condition. Call 496-W or 317 east Hanna street. 18-2p.
FOR SALE:
Turkeys,
25c
pound
on foot.
Helen
Sage. Phone
rural
12F13.
18-3p.
FOR
SALE
Frying
chickens.
weight 2
to 3
i lbs., 16c lb.
Robert
Thomas.
across
from Goose
Island
Filling Station.
19-2p.
FOR SALE:
Apples
and
cider.
Buchheit
Orchards.
Tues-Fri-tf.
EVERGREENS: Now is the proper time to plant evergreens. We have all kinds. 75c up. WHICKER’S NURSERY, Amo. Tu-Thurs-tf
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PICTURES: Beautiful hand tinted Godey prints. 50 cents and $1.00 Snider’s, South Side Square. 19-3t. FOR SALE: Frys, 3 to 31... lbs., 50c each. Arthur Lyon, K, mile west Putnamville. 19-21-2p.
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FLOWERS For Thanksgiving
Indispensable for decorations, smart to wear, delightful as gifts.
CASTLF GARDENS
733 E. SEMINARY STREET
PHONE 105-\\
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FOR SALE: A 100 acre stock and grain farm four miles from Greencastle. Forty acres tillable, good improvements. Running water that never fails. Price $4500.00. J. T. Christie Real Estate. 18-3t.
IN MEMORY Gone, dear Daddy, gone forever: How we miss your smiling face; But you left us to remember None on earth can take your place A happy home we ace enjoyed, How sweet the memory still; But death has left us loneliness The world can neve fill. Some day we hope to meet him Some day we know not when To clasp his hand in the better land. Never to part again. Mrs. Emra E. Wright and Family.
—For Rent— FOR RENT: Extra large sleeping! room. Working people preferred I Near College . 801 South Indiana street. 18-2p.
FOR RENT: 6 room modern hous-> on Washington street. Call Roy C. Sutherlin. Phope 57. 13-tf.
FOR RENT: Three unfurnished rooms. 301 south Jackson street. 19-2p.
] FOR RENT: Modem furnished I sleeping rooms for two. 301 east Washington. B. F. Davis. 16-3p.
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