The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1941 — Page 3

BA-VNER, GHEIIXCASTLE, DmiAXA, MONlDAY. JANUARY 27, 1941.

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CUBS WILL MEET OWLS; COUNTY TEAMS TO PLAY

BOWLING STANDING

} Ort'eneastle’s Tiger Cubs will meet ; the Seymour Owls this coming Fri- [ day night in what promises to lx- an interesting high school basketball game. The tilt will he played at Seymour. ami the Cubs are planning to 'bring home the bacon.” VV ith the Wabash Valley tourney out of the way for another year, the various Putnam county teams get back Into action this week. Russellville is scheduled to entertain Belle Union Wednesday and play at Ladoga Friday evening. Roachdale j clashes with Waveland at Wavelan l Friday: Cloverdale will he host to Belle Union Jan. 31 ami Bainbridgo is carded to oppose the Cardinals at Fillmore. The DePauw University Tigers are still battling with mid-year exams and have no contest on tap this week The first game of the second semester for the Methodists will he at

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ItWRE HIGH FLIERS—Modern aerial com- will teach new technic|ues. Top panel shows bats are fought high above clouds, 30,000 feet squad ready to take off for 35.000-foot level, altitude not being exceptional. So 30 student Note heavy sheepskin clothing. Left, Dr. Ernest officers from various U. S. Army air fields are A. Pinson, aero-medical expert, watches 10 taking three-weeks course at Wright Field, near officers make "ascension" to 38,000 feet in test Dayton, Ohio, in techniques of new high flying, chamber. Right, student officers tested for Laterthey II form nucleus of 120 officers who heart conditions and oxygen needs.

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A.QING INMAN RETAINS MIS blooded Conrow Indian, believe- be tr 'J ABILITY TO READ FOOTPRINTS stil > retains the tracking instinct that 0IM • once enabled him to capture criminan(i OROVTLLK Cal. (UP)—Despite als In the Sierra Nevada wilds. hia 72 years. Dixie Johnson, a full- j Johnson developed his gift as a it I o .. ■"iiiii —— —

!>oy playing the Indian game of hide and seek in his native Feather river canyon country of California. Sometimes his friends would elimb trees to break the trail, but Johnson al-

Evanaville on Feb. 5 VALLEY TOl RNEY

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Palestine. 2.1; Decker, 24. Semi-Finals Palestine, 37; Cory. 24. Decker, 27; Lyons ft. LOST TO Till REST | Roachdale, winne in the preliminj ary tourney at Mar-hall, and Moore j ville, winner of the tournament held In this city, were eliminated by th. two l>e.st teams in the Wabash Valiev | Finals at Terre Haute last weekend Palestine, III., 1941 Valley champs, shaded Mooresville -30, and Decker, the tunnerup, downed Roachdale.

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Kroger's

W 29

L 16

Pet. 641

Eitel's

.622

1 Ionic Laundry

600

University ,

.577

Coca Cola

.577

Zinc A

.511

Midwest ...

... 22

.488

Zinc B

466

O. * I.

... 14

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Rotary

.266

FOR P.FTNT: Large downstairs front room. Near town and bus stop. Meals if desired. Phone 6S6-W. 27-2p

FOR RENT; ft room house at Brick Chapel. Inquire Adam Rising. 511 Anderson street. 27-29-31-31 FOR RENT; VunlahMl aleepin room. 11(1 east Poplar street. Phone 896-M. 27-tf. FOR RENT; •> roan bouse with garden. Address Box J, Banner. 27-2t.

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Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock the biggest washer sale ever held in this state will "break." Speed Queen dealers throughout the state ora co operating simultaneously with 4 different manufacturers to bring you this sensational

64 piece laundry outfit bargain.

We are happy to be one of these dealers and to be able to offer this extraordinary saving to our customers. All you need do is prico these items individually to realize how extra-

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$ % Double Wall SPEED QUEEN WASHER The thing that makes this offer so sensational is not only the amount of merchandise in eluded — but the QUALITY of the washer. It D a genuine double wall Speed Queen with the famous fast washing BowlShaped Tub and full length Steel Chassis. It is one of the most popular models in the entire Speed Queen line — and 100% satisfaction is positively guar an teed.

HERE’S WHAT YOU GET * 1041 M m!c| “BOO” Speed Queen Electric Wasbcr * Set of durable twin Metal Tubs with casters * 60 box case of RINSO 4 Ironing Board * Electric iron complete with cord and plug

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ways found them. In later years he made a business of his ability. Several times authorities called him In to track down criminals and to help find people who had wandered off in the wilds. Johnson says that a man’s footprints tell him many things. He cur. look at a print in the woods and gather a pretty good idea of where his quarry was going and why. The tracker said that every walker had a certain characteristic Some walk with their toes straight ahead, others with their feet out slightly. Because of their walking habits, some people's shoes wear in one place, some in another. This knowledge of footprints enabled the Concow to trap two bandits in 1915 after they had robbed u logging camp headquarters of $2,H00. Officers spent two or three days vainly hunting for the robbers before they called In Johnson. The Indian almost Immediately found a footprint leading from the main road to a clump of brush on a

BOWLING SCHEDULE Monday S.00 Coca Cola vs University. Tuesday 7:30 Zinc A vs Kroger’s. Wednesday 8:00 Home Laundry vs O. & I. Thursday 7:30 Eitel’s vs Midwest. Eridav 7:30 Zinc B vs Kotnry.

THIS WEEK'S NET TILTS (ireencaedle

For Sale—

Wan led

For coal call W. R. Vontress. Limedale. Phone 775-J. 23-24-27-29-31, 3, 4, 7p

FOR SALE Farmall 12 tractor with cultivator and plow. Inquire at Banner. 24-3p 1

WANTED: Any Kina of dead took Call 278, GteencusUe. Chargee -aid. John Waehtel Co. «oa Sell your old auto bodies, fenders, neet scrap, wire, 1200 E Maryland, ndianapolU, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL COUP.

FOR SALE 106 acre farm, good bottom, reduced for quick sale j Accept rental part payment. 4 1-2 miles south on 43. Frank Cooper. It FOR SALE A-l pony for child, well broke or will trade for work horse. Zeb Berry, 2 miles south of PutnaimviUe. 25-3p

| CHARTER OAK HEATING (STOVES: Wood and coal combinations. REEVES ELECTRIC. North Side Square, Phone 139-M. Mon.-tf

Jan.

Seymour. T DePauw

No game scheduled. Bainbridgn

Jan.

Fillmore. T Belli' Union

Jan.

Cloverdale. T Fillmore

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Hainhudgc. 11 Russellville

Jan.

Belle Union, H

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Ladoga. T Cloverdale

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Hello Union, H

Jan. 31

Koaclidale Waveland, T

icarby bill. That single track led to le lobbers’ undoing. For Johnson railed them over mountains, logging liuti's and up creeks until they were : ptured. Recalling the incident. Johnson id “I think I could still track as veil as ever.”

HOSPITAL NOTF'.S •William Lockridgo, Greencastle, entered the Putnam county hospital Monday morning. Mrs. Chester Ooley of Spencer underwent an operation at the local hospital Monday morning. Miss Euln Kinder of this city, entered the local hospital Saturday night Miss Jean Ragan returned to the home of her parents at Fillmore Monday from the local hospital. Mrs Ennis Masten and daughter returned to their home in this city Monday morning from the local hospital. Mrs Harold Phillips and baby returned to their home near CJreencastle Monday from the local hospital.

Baby Chicks. U. S R. O TV White and Barred Rooks and white Leghorns. U. C. certified White Rocks and white Leghorns. All chicks U. S. Pullorum Tested by whole blood test. Deltz Poultry Farm, Center Point. Indiana. Mon.-tf.

FOR SALE: 45 acres in Parke ei.unty. Ideal place for poultiy an I f uit. Peat pond on place 6 room house, new barn, smokehouse and cellar. Will finance in part, balance like rent. One hour's drive. Mark L. Grimes, R R 4. Greencastle 27-2p

FOR SALE: Fine 4 75 20 tires and tubes. Almost new. See Edgar White, 603 Howard Street. ip. FOR SALE. Coal. Call 562 J Edgar White. ip.

FOP SALE: More com and oats Jesse Eggers, Cloverdale, Indiana. 27-Ip.

FOR SALE: 12 ewes ready to lamb, one sow with six pigs, fiv< weeks old. 600 bu corn and 10 ton loose clover hay. Russell Day, 1 1-2 miles west of Bainbridgo. 27-2p

FOR SALE: 44 head feeding shoats. Robert Lewis, Manhattan. 27-3p FOR SALE: Extra nice modern furniture. Reasonable. Call at 5 west Liber ty street. 27-3p.

FOR SALE One week old male calf, one month old calf, one six month old pure bred male calf. Boesen Dairy, phone rural 4F11. 15-2ts

FOR SALE: Yearling Polled Shor tho: n bull. Two years old Poland male. Spring Poland male. O. M Thomas, Morton. 27-29-2t.

Circus At (lYmnasium Wednesday

FOR SALE: Three mirror dressing table. Upright piano 9x12. Congoleurn rug. Good oak buffet. Jeffries Berry Street. 27-Ip.

FOR SALE: Strictly fresh eggs. Delivered. Anna Finnlgan, Konwlcx Reed place. 27-2t

FOR SALE: 9x12 Brusaells Rug brown, tan, blue red, good condition. $7.96. Furniture Exchange, West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 27-Ip

FOR SALE: 25 shoats, 60-70 lbs Inquir e at O. K Hatchery or call 758-R after 6 p. m. 27-2p FOR SALE: 1,600 egg size Wishbone Incubator $25.00. Inquire at O. K Hatchery. Phone 130. 27-2p

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KOR SALE: A 280 acre farm on concrete highway. Six miles from Greencastle IftO acres under cultivation. Five room house good barn. $2000.00 cash and assume $8500 00 long term low interest loan. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 27-3t

FOR SALE; A five room house. Hardwood floors. Rath, furnace, stoker. Large garage. $2500 00 J T. Christie. Real Estate. 27-3t.

-For Rent—

FOR RENT Available February 1st, one two bedroom and one one bedroom apartment. Utilities furnished. Call custodian Cole Apartments. 20-22-24-25-27-29-31-71

FOR RENT: 5 or 6 room modern furnished apartment. S. C. Sayers Phone 96-R. 27-3t.

The Store of Furniture

Shown above is Judy ami his trainer, Alice, who will perform in the Gymnasium as a part of (he Greater American Circus which will give two performances In Greencastle Wednesday Jan. 29th. The Circus Ix-ing staged here for the Parent-Teachers and Greeneastle School as a benefit. The spacious Gymnasium will serve as the “Big Top” for this large Cirrus direct from the Circus City, Including man.f novel feature ju ts.

We Make Service Calls Tire repairing. Battery recharging Phone 789 Dobbs life & Battery Service

WANTED: Kitchen ungc, write full description and price in fit.d letter. Mayme Scobeo, Putnamville. 27-lp. WANTED: Woman for general housework. Phone 618. 26-3t. WANTED: Housework by hour inquire at Banner. 27-lt

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LOST: Brown billfold contninin;' ihout Sift 00, driver s license, Ix-gl n cards, Insurance Identification cat'll Monday morning between Penney';' and courthouse or John Deere Company. Finder return to Manner. Reward. 27-2p —Miscellaneous NOTICE: For your asn-haullog please call for Eldon Lewis at Fn James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF Highest price paid for ail kti .is iunk. paper, rags, iron, all kinds ol netal. We also buy beef hides. A &. S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 3-tf.

Furniture Loans. One to sixteen nonths to repay. INDIANA LOAN CO. eod

Bids will be accepted on or before January 30 for a telephone operato 1 at Brick Chapel. Leslie Sears, Greencastle, R. 1. 22-24-27-3p AUCTIONEERING: Planning ■ sale let me help you. JOEL DOBBS. PHONE FILLMORE. Mon -Fri.-12p.

NOTICE: Garbage collection. Call 744-R. 24-27-29-31-4p.

COMPLETE Grease Job 59c nt Derm’s Standard. Car washing. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 13-tf. For service and repai s on your Hoover vacuum sweeper. Call Horace Link and Company. Phone 127. Thurs-Mon-tf.

Home talent minstrel show. Bainbridge Gym, Wednesday night Com and enjoy the fun. Admission 10c and 15c. Benefit Monroe Township Institute. 27-3p. Wll.I.kli: IN I.OMtON ICnutlnural from On«>» respondents by Sir Walter M. nekton in behalf of Allte l Duff (’nopci minister of information, ns u 'good friend of Britain ’’ He said that when he saw Churchill today he would hand h in to letter President Roosevelt address d In long hand to a certain naval person,” an I gave to Wlllkic to ddlve to the Prime Minister He chuck! • ! when (he subject was brought up. ”1 think everybody in the Unit d States gave me a letter to onte body,” he said. Theie was no air raid alarm I i night and Willkie had a good night sleep He was in fine fettl,. for th press, his first businrx of the day The British correspondents, impre ed, asked him if all American poli ticinns handled cmtfercnc c-i a v as he did One British correspomlen told an American ;■ d'eague: “I Roosevelt Is any belter, he must ■ terribly good. He (Willkie) is \vh you chaps call a great guy.” A British cot espondent a 1< I him if the United States would enter tl war. “I can't speak on that,” Willkie replle 1. ”1 have no connection wit the government in any way. Th-' American people decided that.” Explaining his reluctance to <1 cuss Ameriran politics, he ;iM- '' am now in another country and though I opposed the President in the last campaign, he is my P cs dent and the head of my governmen and I ahull not engage In mv poh ical controversies which he and I are entitled to have within the short of the United States.” He hoped to remain in London ft the next three oP’four days and then tour the provinces NOTICE The Trustees of Gobln Memorial Methodist Church will mm-t in the Church Office, Tuesday, January 28 at 5:00 p m,