The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1940 — Page 5

NORTH JACKSON CASH MARKET WHERE ^ 017 (1ET AI.ITY WITH ECONOMY

C HERR!ES, Red P'Wed, 3 No. 2 cans 25 c

PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar 18c GREEN BEANS, Phillips Stringless No. 2 1-2 can 10c

NUTRO, Tall Can 5 C POTATOES, 1-2 Bushel 29c

fresh shoulders

Shank Half

Whole

Lb. 12c

PORK CHOPS From Small Ixiins 1 Lb. 15c

BOLOGNA 1 Lb. 10c

JOWL Suifar Cuml 1 Lb. 8c

TANGERINES, 2 Doz 25c BANANAS, 4 Lbs 19c

WE PAY «); \ORTH JACKSON STREET

HIGHEST PSiCES FOR EGGS.

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with relatives In the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelly were In Greencastle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lona Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jones were in Indianapolis Monday. Morris Smedley and Mrs. Grace Smedley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodge. Miss Maxine Lydick and Ray Kieth were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lydick Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Greenlee were in Danville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Smedley called n Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller at Brownsburg Saturday evening. Mrs. Maude Miller was in Greencastle to attend achievement day of Home Economics Clubs Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Miller called on Mrs. Bernice Hurst Tuesday afternoon.

5 H FUND” IS TARGET F INDIANA DEMOCRATS jIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 5.— -Indiana Democrats today viciously at what they termed jchii.'iin “slush fund” during the jt campaign with a proposal for 1 limitations on political receipts stpendituros. = .artin from the G. O. P. ref more than $500,000 in camexpenditures, the Democratic committee yesterday voted flously to draft a bill curbing exti v.v mt campaigns. The -rats reportedly spent only .00. onling to Fred Bays, state r tv hill will stipulate that ate committee shall receive or more than $100,000 in any calyear. Another provision will the contributions and eaependiof any c unty central commit$100 : !' every 1.000 population ly.

SCOUT NEWS Kenneth Etcheson and Robert Reeves of Troop No. 92 each received two merit awards at the Court of Honor Tuesday night. Carl Zenor was promoted to Second Class, and Sam Valentine, Jr., received Tenderfoot recognition. The frame work of the Bainbridge Cubbing organization is near completion for Charter presentation. Eleven boys of eligible age have registered to date. The “Cubs” at Roachdale and Bainbridge sold seventy-three Holly Wreaths, ami sixteen Cone Pennants for Christmas decorations. This is a distinct service to the respective communities by the Cub Scouts. Our thanks to all who patronized their efforts to promote the Christmas spirit.

election in the past 72 years, start - ing in 1868 at Carralitos, Cal., where tie cast his first ballot for U. S. Grant.

BAINBRIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

T. J. Wilson, minister. The Women’s Missionary Aid Society will give a dramatization of Christian Stewardship Sunday evening at the hour of worship seven o’clock in observance of Women’s Day. in the church. Bible school 9:30 a. m. Cyril Matson, supt. Preaching by the pastor following communion and praise worship at 10:30 a. m. Sermon subject: “Claudia Procula.” Unlike the “Inn” there is room for all in the church, the “Father’s House.”

VOTES FOR 19 PRESIDENTS GONZALES, Cal. (UP) Capt. S. K Whitcher has cast his 19th presidential vote. He has not missed an

^5} *1* •!• + *1- + -l- -t* -9 v f CANAAN S '1^*' *!• *'• -t- -1* -U ,1* *!* -J- .!. Mrs. Dora Wilson has returned to her home after a three weeks’ visit

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••• EAST GREENCASTLE TW1*. +

gj 4 <• + ♦+*> •*•* + + •!• 't* {A} It is of considerable interest to oui

community to note the changes which have taken place within the past few days in two of the old landmarks of this vicinity. On Tuesday of this week Mr. and Mrs. Howar I | Wright and two small daughters who , for the past three years have lived | with Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs. , Maud Smythe Bailey, moved one j mile south of Morton to a farm 1 which they purchased. Mrs. Bailey will make her home with her daugh-

ter and husband indefinitely. Mrs. Bailey has no record of when

her father’s father moved to this spot but it is known that he built the log house which has been the shelter for four generations of the

Smythe family.,

In turning back the pages of time Mrs. Bailey -relates her father Virgil Smythe was born in 1830 on this same old Smythe farm, 110 years ago. The original log house in whicn he was born is still standing and forms part of the present

home. He married Sarah E. Smith In 1860. There were twelve children born on this twenty-eight acre farm and Mrs. Bailey and three brothers are all that now survive. Mr. and Mrs. Smythe lived there until their

deaths.

For the past sixty years Mrs. Bailey has made her home on this fami and her old neighbors will regret that she is leaving the community. The house will be closed and no one will occupy it at this time. It is a coincidence that the Smythe and Jackson families who for forty years have lived immediately across the road from one another should at this same time in 1940 move from their old homesteads ye nia Jackson and her mother th- 1 ■ate Mrs. Ella Jackson lived for nea ly forty years on the old Jackson farm but they had always been residents of this community before moving to this old home place. Vemia Jackson moved last week to Fillmore where she is occupying rooms in Maud Arnold’s residence. The fa m is now tenanted by Mr. and Mrs. Eubaok and three children of

r ?ar Bru n erstown.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stanger were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Walter Pur sell.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson were Sunday callers in the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson of Marion Township.

OLD SOUTH, 18TH CENTURY I

AMERICAN MEMORIES These Toiletries are of the United State". We feature A morlean Made Products.

WHITMAN’S — MRS. STOVER’S — FLAVOURS EXCLUSIVE CANDIES

I 1

PARKER’S PENS — DESK SETS EVERETT W. JONES DRUGS

■ Hi

Follov/ a:i OLD Custom

in a NEW Sup<

One Way Fd.-Trip

One Way Kd.-Tr.f

New York

12.20 22 00

St. Louis

3.25

5.85

Cleveland

4.95 8.9.-!

Toledo

4.15

7.50

Columbus

3.85 6.0."

Detroit

4 65

8.40

Wsh. D. C.

10 20 18.40

Cincinnati

•M.->

4.45

STEVENS DRUG STORK

GREYHOUND

~ Qt ■—■I—lim—I I )|i I ■HIT HT i ITT

KROGER <S^o%Sl.€3^ 0 c 0 <S^c 0 c<3-^^e<£

a New Low Price on the bread that guarantees you extra freshness, extra richness.

OLEO

Kroger’s Eatmor 3 l bs

25c

BUTTER

Country Club Finest, Fresh Creamy, Lb. roll

36c

cake sugar '.rrr.

49c

FLOUR

Avondale—A Quality Flour 24 Lb. Bag

55c

XARO SYRUP “i

10c

Country Club Red Sour Pitted CHERRIES The Better Buy for Better Pie Look at the Low Price

NO. 2 CANS

25c

BIG PRODUCER-CONSUMER SALE

GRAPEFRUIT

(Pink Meat Sor

ORANGES

CELERY

T< x!ih S<v<IIp*k. Heavy with Juice

Share in thm Rig Havings

10 For

23c

19o)

10c

Event

(Pink Meat Seedless — I for

Florida Pineapple Variety Thin Skin,

Sweet, Jnley, Medium Size. Do/..

Califo-nia Pascal—Finest Eating Quality

Grown—Very Crisp, Tender

No Strings. Jumbo Stalk BRUSSEL SPROUTS,

COFFEE, Kroger’s Hot Dated Spotlight. Save as Much as I Or a pound.

Lb. hag 13c;

3 lb. hag

PORK & BEANS, Kroger’s Coumry

Club—For ({nick “Shopping

Day" Meals, 3 tall cans

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Q7,, 24 Ih. hag O l C

PILLMBCRY FLOUR 24 IJb. bag

FLOCK, Country Club New Improv-

ed—None Finer— Why Pay

More? 24 Ih. bag

LUX SOAP

4 bars U X FLAKES, 2 sm. pkgs. 19c; 2 large pkgs.

GOLD DUST

Powder, large pkg FEI.S NAPTHA

Soap, 6 bars

PEACHES, California Nlieed

in Syrup

2 No. 2*/2 cans

VITAMINS, Kroger’s—For Added Pep and Vigor

30-day supply

FRENCH BRAND

Hot-Dated Cofi, Lb. Bug

COFFEE, Country’ Club New

Improved Flavor

2, 1-Lh. cans ..

NAVY BEANS, Choke

Hand Picked Ofl , 5 lb. bag ZUC

PRUNES, Sun Cured Cello-

phane Package

3 Ih. pkg.

37c .'ountry 25c 87c 85c nprov77c 22c 39c 17c 25c 25c

For

50 c 10c

New

43 c 20c

»l)o-

19c

10c

Fresh Green, Qt. Box CELERY HEARTS. Crisp

Well Bleached 4 stalk hunch

NEW CABBAGE. Fresh Green—Solid Heads

3 Lbs.

10c

10c 10c

APPLES, Fancy Box Winesaps

Crisp, Juicy -J

4 Lbs. itfC POTATOES, Kroger's Selected Idaho Russets OPw» 10 Lb. bay 4*rJC-

APPLES, Indiana No. I

Golden Delicious

fi Lbs.

GAY GIFT Direct from the Rio Grande— MEXICAN HAMPER Filled with Tree-Ripened Oranges or Gra|>efnilt—Express Paid to any State except Arizona and Call- srrrfornia—Only / t)

POTATOES

Maine Green Mountain, Fine White Cookers, lOI.b. bag

21c

BIG K SANDWICH SPREAD Sensational Value—25c Value Buy Now! -l 26 oz. Jar 1

LAMB ROAST

LAMB STEW, Lb

LEG-O-LAMB

FRANKFURTERS, Lb PORK SAUSAGE, Cello Roll, Lb.

SPRING LAMB SALE

SHOULDER CUTS

12k

SMALL SIZE

LAMB CHOPS, Shoulder cut lb.

OYSTERS Fres-Shore, Pt.

Large Meaty

17k

19c 29c

CATFISH

PAN FISH, Lb. . Dressed Whiting

FULL DRESSED CHANNEL

' s "He<| styles & Colors $1.00

19c

25c

27c BOLOGNA, Large Sliced, Lb. ... CHILI CON CARNE Visking roll lb. 27^*

•• • 10c

27c

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