The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1941 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, 'WEDNESDAY, JAM AE'. Y

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SlUDEBAKER

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TRIUMPHS AGAIN

He’s calling the signal

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IN GILMORE-GRAND CANYON RUN

Studebaker’s three great cars ... President, Commander and Champion awarded

two firsts and a second in gas economy test zl// Studtbaktrs were equipped with extra-eoit overdrive

P» ^ Wayne Morris-Virginia Dale-Lillian

I xdtit-d Mil,: MOM PASSINIi KAKADE “DKEAMS"

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FLORSHEIM

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Mill A Menace*

The longer wear in Florsheim Shoes makes them cost less in the long run ... at Sale prices this means double savings.

the fourth

straight year, Studebaker

has made gas economy history in

the famous Gilmore Run. The Studebaker Champion,

which won a first last year, made the remarkable average of 24.61 miles per gallon for the top mileage of Studebaker’s sensational trio of cars—all three traveling 599.3 gruelling miles at an average speed of better than 42 miles per hour. The Studebaker President and Commander scored firsts in gas economy over all cars in their divisions—upholding Studehakcr's decisive dom-

inance in gas economy in those price fields. See and drive a Studebaker before you decide on any 1941 car. The big, roomy, beautiful Studebaker Champion is the low-est-priced 6-cylinder sedan in America. Easy C.I.T. terms.

TONKiHT AND THURSDAY ISA IX ON V 20c

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Coming Soon: “GONE WITH THf WIND I

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Vonnit ami Jesse Webb, brothers, v ,u h:'ul itsidents of the New- Mays-

Before vaccine that protects against smallpox w as discovered, the disease was one of the worst scourges of mankind. Gradually, since vaccination has become so. universal, smallpox is being stamped out.

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MORRISON AND WEBB

302 EAST \\ ASHINMTON STREET

PHONE 121

R vK S Boot Shop

However, smallpox is still with usand is unexpectedly bobbing up from time to time. Wide travel and crow ds that bring people into such close contact, make it necessary to be protected.

Today vaccination is simple, practically painless, and ill-effects are extremely rare. The vaccination should be done by a reputable physician and the same care exercised against infection as w ith any other skin abrasion.

Mullins Drug Store

West Side Square

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Previews and Reviews r\T LOCAL THEATERS

Voncastle "The Quarterback," which opens! Wednesday and Thursday at the Von-! castle Theatre, pucks the wallop of a ! real game. It will be enthusiastically | received by the audience. Different in theme from the usual football pic-! tines, it has Wayne Morris in a dual j icle, a twin brother, ami the two Wayne Morrises have everyone on the edge of their seats most of the time. In this dual role th P blonde and blue eyed Wayne looked every inch the football player. As a Phi Beta Kappa, his other self, he has a rorance with the blonde ami beautiful Virginia Dale. As th e football star he also romances with Virginia and auburn Lillian Cornell, who also sang some songs well. Romance and football was the theme, with plenty of comedy and suspense.

the exciting, absorbing details of designing ami pre-testing new aircraft. "Men Against the Sky" presents Richard Dix, Kent Taylor, Edmund Lowe and Wendy Barrie as the four human factors whose problems provide romance, suspens,. and action at the Chateau, Wednesday and Thursday. After frantically striving to promote finances, Lowe, an airplane manufacturer, finds that Taylor, his chief engineer, is having design trouble with their high speed pursuit ship which is being rushed to beat competition. The problem is solved when Miss Barrie, a draftsman, submits an unique idea. The real creator of the idea, however. is Dix, a discredited, unemployed pilot and brother of the girl, whom he knows is secretly in love with th: chief engineer But when Dix accidentally ruins matters by cracking up the finished model in a test flight h precipitates a series of dramatic as well as romantic complications which mount to a swift-paced climax

al UAW organizer, said major issues" had been si

Uiat tiled.

THE KOI K (ORNEKSTONES

We must the minds people that fleedoni oi

keep uppermost in of the American freedom of press, religion, freedom of

ville m ighboih ■ 1. were brought to jail in Greencastle Tuesday and will topear in thi ■ utnam county Juvenile court tonim ow aftt:: an, f the consideratk a of the court in their case. They wt re in court some time j ago on an affidavit charging them 1 with petit larceny, to which they pleaded guilty, but they were release! by the eou t on a suspended sentence. Their offense which was 1 the basis of that affidavit, was pari ticlpation in the rcbl.ery of the Clark ! st re in Roachdale. Tin two were re-arrested Tuesday because of complaints of thei. 1 recent conduct.

NEW VI.Wsvhu

Martha

guest ol Me- . ."a Mr. and o rj

Cieencustlc

Lela Eggera. rang' h '' TWs

family Wei -

and Laura Slewm-ij. Mr. and Mi Orvii: | Se Indianapolis spent i,:J v * nc Mr. and Mis. .1 \\ repo: Frieda aim are

on Nellie 1'■

Mrs. Lulu Wanl J li ’ ort Stella Johns! ‘‘''i 1 * port, — ■ ~ —

Chatemi Weaving its colorful theme around

■ M A C/tA 'r AFFORD AA’YTHLXC HIT ONE OF THE THREE LOWEST TRICED CARS’

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THE WEATHER TIM, SATI RDAV Light rain will set in Wednesday afternoon or niglit. becoming moderate to heavy by Friday, ending or changing to light snow Saturday. Warmer Wednesday; somewhat colder Thursday and much colder at end >f week. Temperature will average above normal next four days, except about normal over extreme noith portion.

speech and freedom of assembly are the four cornerstones upon which liberty rests. We must make it plain that if one of these cornerstones is demolished, the others will crumble. Freedom of the press cannot bo destroyed if we want the other freedoms to exist. The same is true with the other freedoms each depends upon the other. Liberty in the United States cun only stand on solid pillars.— New York Times.

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WITH (.HEATER l.dEKU AN < IK(TS HERE SOON

AGREEMENT REACHED IN AIRPLANE STRIKE

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 22 •UP) A negotiating committee announced early today that it had icache l an agrt *m?nt on wage demands of the United Automobile (CIO) W'orkers in the Ryan aircraft company s plant, averting a strike scheduled for 7 a. in. Richard F aukenstecn, internation-

Kpidumir Of ( old Symptoms

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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY

CLEANING SPECIALS

— CASH K CARRY —

Suits, Men’s

or Ladies

••ants 25c SKIRTS 25c

50c

Thenc prices do not include moth proofing. At these prices you get first class Dry ( leaning.

<.«(> Liquid or 66« Tablets with 666 Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally relieves cold symptoms the first day. —Adv.

IDEAL Cleaners I 18 S. Vine st. Phone 47«

port) Greencastle in

Inc. ®

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CHEVROLET inf oi « thcr

LOOI

1940 Studebaker I

An economical “Six." wheeling and oxer-dnit. Heater, munx extna clean and attractive. Hits week

only

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1939 Chevrolet DtfSii Town Sedan not

ftgti

Two to climiNi (rum. mechanicull.x OK. paint and in I > r Id"

extras. Of course, lmir^|

froster. Price this

xveek only

gov

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1938 Oldt> TownSJB

kne

Black, tires and motor! automatic transmlsdo*N fled o|M‘niti°!i and n""* Heater and defrosW.

price this xxerU

only

1938 Buick Two-Dool

Tmenting Miss Marguerite, one cn the many ae ialista to be seen here soon.*

Au pic : ( f the Patent-Teachc s m I (Ircencastle Schools benefit

• und for various school

Two |/i'i torinances

activities,

at the gymnas-

tmi. Jan. 29th, 2:30 and 8 i

40 Series. This rar hi* 1 tlnnal enre and w'ill of miles of care-fwe Drive-a qualit i ir at i I

low price. This week » nl :l 1838 Chevrolet Town!

Two to chi" from good tires, lb itei .mJ iWraugMy inidiiiiiri^B way. Price this

xveek only

1937 Chevrolet Townl

AND .SEE HOW MUCH more yol get: lOO-HOKHKPOWKH 6-CYUN-1>KK ECONO-MASTER ENGINR 110-INCM WHBRLBAW • BIUCKK. ROOMIER FISHER BODY NKW 1NTEKIOH LUXURY 4 COIL-SPRING RHYTHMIC RIDE • FAMOUS OLDS QUALITY THROUGHOUT I

Analyze the price situation and T» you’ll see that you can easi/c afford an Oldsmobile! If you’ll just compare deluxe models of lowestpriced cars with the big luxurious Oldsmobile Special, you’ll find no great difference in price. And if you’ll check economy records, you’ll find Olds compares with the best! Come in —and compare!

ALSO AVAII AHI.h WITH

HYDRA.*MATIC DRIVE!*

Get into an Olds and go-* with automaric shifting ■nd with never a clutch to press! No easier car to drive in the world then an Olds Hydra Mstic. Try it!

HlUKA* #*

* Optional at Extra C oal

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HOLLY’S FRIENDLY SALES & SERVICE

119 North Indiana Street

riirixo to cjinnxc Irmii. good tlr«*s, peril'll 1 condition. You can't ing one of tin 1 art, haM guarantee that really I’rh-o this week

only

1937 Ford CoodB

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Black, complete!) mTlnwW O K., extras. ( heck the «

r thi. d

and appeantnee "f any other offered priee, good for this

week only

Of eiaii-He we haxe iilli rr ‘j 1929 and later—aM "1

tNHipea, Hodans. l' r H can t afford to mis*-

We arc drash'all) pvtURg lo muki WS> l" r '^l of new tar Inisini'''' "‘T 1 Joying,

Remember, these are good this week<J TERMS TO SLIT ''"B

LOOK

Greencastle

(■reenrustle, Indiana

hoiit heaviest piece of ^rmy'^llui'typrlobili^fnAri^s'^ Artillery Piece, for mul.beck trensportetion. Complete gu? weigh, mere thlriSoO po a Ind,V k ‘ * ix

Inc. US NO. JACKSON CHEVROLET