The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1941 — Page 3

■J> -l* + + + ■*' ■*' ■** ■*' ■'* Yr 4\VK8T JEFKIJtSON TW1*. -!. + + + + -I* IX;M A ' and Mr; . A D. Sai:iieis or /erdale calleu on M ;mJ M McCammacli yesterday. [r. and'Mrs, Charle.-; Mahcoat of Yc.anapolis sp« t Sunday with Mr. Mrs. William Coffey. ftaX, a nd Mrs Alfred Parish ral. ■ i Mr. and Mr; Frank Dobson Sun- , evening. r. and Mrs E. W. McCamniark it last Frid.i ’ with Mr. and Mrs. ;. Neicr. rs. Wayna Branneman spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. ie Hareourt rank Dobaon has recovered fr

injury to tbi back, he is able I

ibout his Work. Sr, and Mr; E. W. McCammai k »t Wednesds uith Mr. and Ml i ,es Watts. rank Dobs' called on I a b • i ter last Friday. r hursday Clui met at the home of rrj . Ida Barii Thursday. ir. and Mrs Guy Gaston and sons Of •use

and Mrs. Leona Dobson were in Green castle Friday. Mrs. Edythe Lewis and family called at the Futnam County hospital Thursday to see Floris Lewis who is a patient there. Mr. and Mrs. Finest McCammack called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neior Friday. Mr. an I Mrs. Earl Farmer returne 1 home after a few day:, visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Uait. n. Mrs. Ida Barron called on M. David Noblett. Friday. Miss Evelyn Coffey called on Mr: Rosalee Allen Friday. Mrs. Artie Smyther called on Mrs Gladys Bcnasai, Friday. Miss Helen Coffey returned to he rk in Indianupolia after spending weeks with her mother, Anna Coffey and daughter, 1 ve 'yn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barron, Ml • Alma Wii;ht of Manhattan spent Tuesday with Mr. an 1 Mrs. Ie Allen. Mi and Mis. Clarence Wildmni • ir. and Mrs. Carl Wildman ealh . • n M s. Orlcna Wildman, Dun.lay. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Allen tmd

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STUCK ON SAND BAR—U. S. liner Manhattan grounded on sand bar n' , i •, n ,'i i \7 .1 Palm Beach, Fla., about 250 yards offshore. Tugs tried to pull her av/ay, l'.:n p taken off. Above, spectators from shore resorts come down to watch prccorc 1 . _ .

I’nder new slogans—"Help the Youngster Around Your Own Comer"—and—'/Enlist in our National Defense Against Infantile i’aialysis”—this boy and girl are inarching forward in the 19tl "Fight Infantile Paralysis" campaign. Known to millions, this picture is again heing used by the Committee for the Celebration of the President's Birthday on posters, birthday cards, coin collectors and buttons as the emblem of the appeal ior funds to light the crippling disease, uiiantile paralysis. ’

spent a few days with her brother j .lames Bridges in Indianapolis M’ Howard Myers and family. j Bridges is sick. Mrs. Lydia Hedges and son spent Olive: Smith and daughter Evelyn the week end with Mr. and Mrs. and Ralph Keek spent Sunday wbtn

Mr. a ad M a. () on Ri ' bins. Mr. and Mrs. Fi t; it Staffo d spent Sunday with Mr. Stafforls parents in Crawford ,villt\

VALUES TO $14.98 ..J Tweeds Zipin Linings m REGULAR $1.00 ]COTTON DRESSES PitKSHliC \ K FAST COEo I; «Li/ E

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Marie called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Dorsett, Mrs. Dorsett is reported ill. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wildman and children Rachel and Jerry, Mr and Mrs. Cloyd Allen and daughtei Maiie called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Allen, Sun ay evening. M' and Mrs. William R. Haltom called on Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Carter Sunday evening. V v v -r -!■ -J- •!• *|- d- -I- •’< jgv !• FINCASTEE + ./*. -I- -I- v -J- -!• *1- -i* 4* -I- -i* M . and Mrs. Oth.. Bales spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Steele and family. Mrs Ira Childers of Ponca City. Oklahoma, was a guest of Mrs, Hazel Darnell Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Caude Basinger of Holiandsburg spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Ma y Bridges. Mr. find M.s. Ralph Howard spent I Sunday with their son and family I at Washington, Ind,

Mrs. Ira Huff Childers of Ponca City, Oklahoma and Mrs. Hazel Darnell called on Miss Nora Walker and Mrs. Jessie Hartman Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Eual Ryan of Roat hdale spt nt Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Omer Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borden ami Mrs. Ruth M others were in Indianapolis Saturday. M . and Mrs. Everett Graham and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Mose Higgles. Mrs. Mary Bridges visited her son John Bridges at the hospital at Indianapolis, Sunday. He is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrett of Morton spent Sun lay with his parents Mr and Mrs. Garrett. Mrs. Dm a Reed of New Market is visiting her sister Mrs. Belle Brothers. Mrs Queen Gibson of Russellville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Roy Robbins. Mrs. Kiank Barnes of Shelbyidlle

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GREATER SAVINGS — LOWER PRICES

HOLLIEANNA CORN FLAKES g Lg. Boxes ^ 0q

FLOUR FLOUR GOLD MEDAL P1LLSBURY

Avomlale, \ liigli ipialily I’limr, i I lb. bag ( iilinti t Club, .‘> ill. Ii.ig Ide 10 Hi. hag Site; I Hi. ling I'liiitr 24 ib. bug Flour Jl lb. bag

ORANGE JUICE

KUO(.(> Tin- All Pure \ i getahle Slmri ening, al a N'u Low Prii i

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‘•OLD SOI TH” Brand tiianl tt»-o/,. «-aii

55c 79c 87c 85c 15c

:59c

CLOCK BREAD

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Kat ■nor 3 Mm.

25c

LAKI)

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HOMINY

Pure Hog I Llm.

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( iMint r\ ( lull

2 No. i_.

euns

15c

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Tile Biggest But in Town! Long Twistisl ami Slieed— I lie Mirar-le \ aliie—'* big I 1 , lb. Loaves

15c

TOMATO SOI P. < oulitry ( lull < ondensed — Kieh, Healtlitill— Ama/.lng \ able t an <3C CATSI P Countrt < lull— Itaclied lit our Plislge, \\ li t

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tory, 3 III. hag lite;

Lh. hug

Kl( Ti. Fain t Blue Rose

I Lh. hag

CORN, ,|o;m ol Are ( ream Style, ’l No. '! es.

10c

17c H)c 19c

COFFEE, Hot-I fated Spotlight Sate as Hiieh as lOe a *>*7 Eh.—lh. I3e; 3 lh. bag 4 C (OI NTKY (El B, Yueuiim Parked Coffee, l>ri|i or 4 *) ,

Regular, 2, 1-lb. euns

(.RAPEEKI IT. ( oiinlry ( luh Tree Ripened Fruit | || No. 2 CM 1 V/C

STRAWBERRIES "Fresli Frown” Eh.

MOTOR Oil., Penn Itad Pure

Pennsylvania (Tax In-

eluded) 2-gal. ran CORN, Sweet, ( ream Style, 1 No. 2 cans

99c 29c

\ ITAMiNS ( otret \ B il l

1 or Needed Pep and Yitulil.t, 30-day supply

M \< HI.S, ( .ilitonila sliced

in Syrup

2 No. 2 1 > eaiis

EGGS,

Bulk, Ooz. TOMATO H l(

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3 la gr culm I IG B \RS, I resit Baked, 2 lh. pkg. M(Eli, ( niuil ry ( lull, \p|iroved hy \ M \ I tali cans

50c

25c 19c

I . i Huntt>

25c

19c

25c

ORANGES

l.argr I 70 si/^. Citlifnrnia Seedless Navels—Snort, .luiey, Oo/.

GRAPEFRUIT, 10 for 29^ Texas Seedless, Sweet, Full ol .luiee.

BROCCOLI POTATOES

Fresh Gi-crn, Ti oiler, Binu li

TANGERINES, Doz. | "I'lie Kid Glove Orange" 10c LETTUCE

29e GRAPEFRUIT, 4 for

Pinl, Meal Seedless Fresh, I i isp leeherg, 2 heads

Seleeled I . S. No. I .Maiues Fine ( ookrrs — III Eh. hag

17c 22c

NEW CABBAGE, Lb Fresh, Green, solid

CARROTS, New Texas, bunch

PASCAL CElERY, Stalk Crisp, \ ert Tender

APPLES, 7 Lbs Indiana Slat man Winc-aps

25 c

CHEESE

ItOROKN S 2 EB. BOX EA( II

A MERICA \

45c

CHICKENS

( Ol N IKI DRESSED FRYERS I.B.

28c

suttfr r:r sic

simiked, lem|eri/ed IvIllvJ Small Si/.e, l.h.

15c

SAUER KRAUT

Bulk DC

PORK BONES

ROLL HOPS!

25c

anchovies

22c

paiiock r:::: N 25c

pork live.t

25e

BACON

SI G \R ( I RED BOSTON STYLE, EB.

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