The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1941 — Page 3

rHE DAILY BAKNER, OBEWNCASTI.E, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY L’9, 1041.

When youVe played hard...pause and IF

SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE “J1MMTK"

BOWLING SCHEDULE Wed new day 8:00- Home Laundry vs O. & I. Thursday 7:00—El tel'* vs Midwest. Friday TsIO Zinc B vs Rotary.

When you're tired and thirsty, there's nothing so refreshing as an ice-cold boitle of Coca-Cola. You can taste its quality and feel ♦he happy after-sense of complete refreshment it always brings. So when you pause throughout the day, make it the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola.

O YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY

BOTTLED l'NDH< AUTHORITY OF Till < «)( A t OLA COMPANY BY

COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Inc.

Greencastle, Indiana

Preview* and Kevlewa 1 i AT LOCAL THEATMtS I Voneastle OH 5 Mixing comedy, romanre and melxly, latest song-titled film, "Where Did You Get Thiil Girl?" will be the ittractlon at the Voncastle theatre

tonight and Thursday. The story relates the adventures 1 of a talented young swing band striving for success. Necessity of concealing their identity after they have become famous, leads to hilarious complications in what has been described as one of the new year's gayest laugh films.

Helen Parrish ami Charles I>nng, the latter a newcomer, are seen in principal romantic roles while a whole host of comic favorites appeal in the supporting cast.

Chateau

"Too Many Girls," super screen version of the Broadway stage hit of the same name, opens at the

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CHEVR0LETS CONCEALED SAFETY STEPS are safer, more modern than old-fashioned running boards

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NO DANGEROUS SNOW AND ICE

You’ll find "Concealed Safety-Steps" (instead of running boards) at each door of Chevrolet's famous Fisher Body. . . . They look better . . . they stay cleaner ... they provide safer, easier, more comfortable entrance

NO "SITTING OR LOITERING"

SAFER, EASIER ENTRANCE AND EXIT

Chnte'au Theatre tonight. It's scintillating collection of talented stars, catchy tunes agd spectacular dance numbers wrapped up in refreshingly different settings. A swell plot, this delightful story is laid in the colorful surroundings of a mythical college in New Mexico where there are ten girls to every boy. The stormy romance between a wilful heiress and an all-American football hero secretly hired as her bodyguard makes up the motif of the plot, with the hero and three gridiron associates accompanying the girl to Pottawatomlne's unique camp, us to see that she keeps out of trouble. Naturally, she falls into it instead of keeping out of it,. SKLEt’TING A Nil \I>E TKKK The beauty and attractiveness of a community is generally in proportion to the number and character of its shade trees. Thus, their planting and care should be looked upon as an important civic function. A healthy, well-formed tree is one of nature's masterpieces anil many cities, recognizing that its trees arc a public asset to be enjoyed by all. have definite regulations for their planting and control, especially nlnng the streets Under proper conditions a tree will live for many years and after it has reached adult size ran be moved only with great difficulty, if at all. Because of their permanent character great care should be used in the selection of those to tic planted. Trees have a life span or life-cycle somewhat similar to that of animals. They come from seed, pass through a sapling stage, reach reproductive maturity and then after a number of years approach old age and senility As a rather general thing the more rapid the growth of the tree the shorter will be its adult life and the more easily it may be broken by winds and heavy snows. The slowgrowing tree, on the other hand, is commonly stronger and usually lives longer. As a tree reaches old age it becomes more susceptible to injuries and diseases. One would recomen I. therefore, that the sturdier varieties be used for planting along streets where permanence and durability are to be desired. Kinds of trees differ greatly when, mature as to their beauty, aRllity to produce shade, size, resistance to wind, density of foliage, amourit of debris such as pieces of hark, leaves and pods which they may shed on the walks and pavements, shape of top and height and character of branch

mg.

Trees also differ considerably in regard to their mot system. The deep-rooted varieties are usually l>etter able to survive drought conditions than are the shallowly rootl'd varieties. Those with shallow roots, like some of the maples, tend to steal the water and needed minerals from the top soil layers to the detriment of the

lawn grass.

One would he careful not to buy a St. Bernard puppy if a lap-dog was what was wanted nor a Shetland pony for a draught horse. For similar reasons one ought to be as discriminating in the choice of a tree to be planted. There is no one kind of tree that is suitable for all places and all conditions. One should try, therefore. to select the kind which will he best for the particular place where it

Is to grow.

NOTH R or «.i »nm \ s » i i: or

HE %|. ESTATE

The underslaneil, Ouy W Herbert, Guardian of I .oil lea S Herbert, decena- t ed. end authorised by the 1‘utmim < Ircult Court "i Indiana, m settle said 1 leeedeilt'a extntc without the isaiiunee of letters of admlnlatration, hereby Ives notice that by virtue of an order

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BOWLING STANDING

Ritel's Kroger's Home I-aundry . University Coca C<rlu

Zinc A

Midwest . .

Zinc B O. * I Hotary

SMARTER, MORE MODERN STYLING

CHEVROLET'S the LEADER * ^r MSTVFMST!'

GREENCASTLE MOTORS INC. 115 North Jackson Street Greencastle, Indiana

Pet.

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.;oj 'I - *!• + -l- -!• -I- •> •!• -I* •!* -1- -IBRUNEKSTOWN -I- -1- -I- •!• -1- + •}■ •!• T I- + + Mrs. George Spencer nn ! Mrs. Paul \ker visited friends in Greencastle Saturday afternoon. „.Mr and Mrs. .lake Martin of Indanupolis spent the wc.'kend with M-. mil Mis. Bunn Mann anil Jobe Mnrt-

Irwin Evens of Purdue spent the irst of the week with Mr. and Mrs. tay Evens. Morris Evens spent the week end A’ith his mother, Mrs. Ida Evens. Miss Catherine Johns of Terre Jaute visited, Mr. and Mrs. Fret! lohns Sunday. Mrs. Alice Harmon and friend of Indianapolis visited Mi and Mi Bdmon Marshall ami ihildtvn and dr. and Mrs. John Johnston Thurslay. Mr. ami Mrs. Eugene Ohenoweth f Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. 'arl Skelton. Mrs. Emory Hrattain is confine I .it her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane and son Jillie called on Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lohnson, Sunday.

lEAD^TH WAY

tf-OU BENT: Modem sleeping room for employed lady. Available Feh. 1. fi07 south Locust street.

FOR RENT: Furnished sleeping room. 110 east Poplar street. Phone 6P6-M. 27-tf.

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

■Wanted —

For Sale-

FOR SALE: 44 head feeding shoals. Robert Lewis, Manhattan. 27-3p

FOR SALE: Extra nice modem furniture. Reasonable. Call at 5 west Liberty street. 27-3p. FOR SALE: Perfection portable kerosene burning room heater, full mzc. blue porcelain, $3.95. Furniture Exchange. West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 29-Ip.

Wanted to exchange 3 reserved tickets for the opening night of the Sonja Henie Ice Revue for any night I next week Phone 896-WK. 29-lt WANTED: Girl for part time housework School ghl preferable. | Phono 525-J between 6 and 7:30 P. I M. 29-2t

KAIHOS NOW A Stewart-Wamev UtiPPa radio for ONLY S411.95. Miller's Orive-ln Store. 303 N. Jackson.

29-31-3-3t.

Middle aged married man wants a job on farm by day or month. Can give good reference. Address Box 213, Roachdnle. 29-2p.

—Miscellaneous

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Of the Piitnnm Circuit Pourt of PutiiRm «'omit v. Iftdiana he will, at the hour

M. on the fifteenth

icrl

Male ot public wale, all the intercut of

followli

day of February, 1941, upi

state hereinafter deaerlbed, offer for

said l»r« « dont In and to the following doHcribed real estate, situated in Put-

State of Indians leant quarter c

quarter of section

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y, State of Indiana, no southeast quarter

southwest quarter of

thlrt y-t hre,. (.T.T), Township thirteen <I?t) north, Range three (3) west, containing forty (40) acres Also, a part of the west half of the southeoiKt quarter of said section, township and range, hounded nd described ns follows, to-wit:

uarter of the th west f| u artel •ty-three <3.1), i (13) north, f it, containing f Iso, a part of t HoutheoiKt quar I, township and

and

Beginning at the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of said section, township and range, thence east on the section line

eight

corn

sniitheaftt quarter; thence north

thirty <io> rods: thence

east on the set

ty < SO) rods to the southeast er of the west half of said

; thence

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thirty <39t rods hundred thlrt

heoiMt quarter;

r (59) rods to the n er of said southeast

rods

north line or said west half of said southMust quarter; thence

fifi\ . if) rods to t f corner of Said soutl

section: thence south to the place

heglnninfr. containing •s. more or less; contalnh

all RK.Q4 acres, mo fluid sale will be

west

north one ds to the

thence west

northwest

quarter

Not Conversation

BUT

Used Automobiles

Outstanding Value And Condition

40 Ford V-8 Blur 5 IhiHx. Tudor Mohair upholMrrlng, condition, with heater.

$565

exeellent

$450

39 Hudson 93 Grey Sedan, ♦* 4’yl.

Beautifully upholstered. A \o.-»

mechanically.

39 Ford Black V-8

Deluxe Coupe

There certainly cun be no complaint* on this ear from any angle. 38 Nash Lafayette 5 l , ussenger Sedan V j? Well equipped with accessories, including heater and radio. Very nicely kepi by former owner.

37 Studebaker 6

Dictator Sedan

An automobile with absolutely nn show of wear and a buy at

$395

Looking for Cheap Transportation?

Here They Are

$245

36 Chevrolet Master "8” Coach Thai Is a steal at

31 Chevrolet Coach Body not good. Motor, Tires etc, very good.

TRUCKS THAT ARE RIGHT 37 Federal 1 J Ton Good tires, runs fine 35 Chevrolet ^*4 Dj ton excellent lires ^ I Ww and running good.

$195

36 Dodge Panel That is well tired and runs fine.

$145

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icre*. more or less; containing In

ill !iv (H acres, more

or less.

iarte subject to

nld court, to the blgh-

sale

pprovnl of said court, to the n<! best bidder for cssh In hand

the n

est ant. ....... . —. — ami for not less thon two-thirds of

the year 1 year 1941.

any w. Herbert. Ouardlan.

C. C. Gillen, Attorney for Guardian.

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r not less

the apprnlsed value thereof; sold snl« will be made free from tax liens for

1440 due and payable In the

We’ll Trade With You Right Now!

King Morrison Foster Co. FORD DEALERS dome of Belter Used Car VhIim-o For 30 Years

114 W. Wash.

310 N. .fackann

FOR SALE: Some good brood sows will farrow about March 1st. J. R. South, Bainhtidge. 28-2p.

FOR SALE: RC Oase tractor steel wheels, good condition. Term! P. o. Box .">7, Greencastle, Indiana. 28-tl

NOTICE: For your ahn-hauli i„' please call for Eldon Lewis at Fre I James Res. Phone 718-W. Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, Iron, all kinds oi metal. We nlso buy beef hides. \ A1 S Junk Yard Phone 678. Green castle. 3-tf.

FOR SALE: 20 Barred Rock pullets laying. Mts. Charles While, 3 miles south on 43. R R. 2. 28-2p FOR S \ i i : Fat tory rebuilt ELECTRIC SWEEPERS. Royals Eureka's. BeeVae's and G. E.'s. Guaranteed 1 year. $10.95. Miller’s Dtive-In Store. 303 N. Jackson. 29-61

Ft >R SALE: 2 sows with pigs. Walter Surtter, 1-2 mile north of Limedale. 28-2p. FOR SALE: 14 b-ed red gilts. Morris McCullough, Brick Chapel 28-2p.

COMPLETE Grease Job 59c at Deem’* Standard. Car washing. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. !3-tf.

Home talent minstrel show. Haiti bridge Gym. Wednesday night. C aand enjoy the fun. Admission 10 and 15c. Benefit Monroe Townshi Institute. 27-3p. NOTICE: Garbage collect! n. Call 744-R. 24-27-29-31-40. Furniture Lonns. One to sixteen months to repay. INDIANA LOAN CO. « l

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

MWITEX felt base mgs. Nice selection of patterns. 9x12 size $3.45. Miller’s Drive-In Store. 303 N. Jackson. 29-31-3-31.

FOR SALE: U. S. No. 1 Wisconsin potatoes $1.39 bag. Oakleys. 28-3p

FOR SALE: Yearling Polled Shotthoin bull. Two years nld Poland male. Spring Poland male. O. M. Thomas, Morton. 27-29-2t.

PERFECTION STOVES — 1941 models now on display. REEVES ELECTRIC North Side Square. ! Phone 139-M. Wed.-tf. FOR SALE: 7 room house near college in good condition throughout i new furnace, can be used as double, plenty closet and storage space. Inquire Banner. 28-2p. FOR SALE Five 2-year old helf- . is 3 with calves by side Olen DudI! y, Fillmore. 29-2p

Rstatp

FOR SALE: A 280 acre farm on concri to highway. Six miles from Greencastle. 150 acres under cultivation. Five room house, good bam $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. Bath, furnace stoker. Large garage. $2500 00 J T Christie, Real Estate. 27-3t

We Make Service Calls

Tire repairing, Buttery recharging Phone 780 Dobbs Tire & Battery Service

Chicken dinners at Crawford'n Restaurant Thursday. 29-11

FDR LOAN: Six months old icgistered male Holstein calf to keep until two years old. C. J. Ferrand. ip.

MRS. GRIMES SIGNS MM DAVIT AGAINST HUSBAND Lawrence Grimes, a laborer who has been employed in Putnam county many years, and not long ago lived northeast of Greencastle. near Wildwood, Is charged by his wife, Flora Marie Grimes with an assault on her with his fist and a stick of stove wood, with the intent to commit murder. January 19. Mrs, Grimes signed the affidavit before Justice of the Peace Dent Chaney, in which she makes the charge against her husband She gave her address as a Gosport rural route.

Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neuritis pain, try Urs simple Inexpensive home recipe that thousands ar P using. Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound, a two-wn l aipply* today. Mix it with a quart of water, add the juice of 4 lemons It : easy. No trouble at all and pb i rint. You need only 2 tablespoonsful two times a day. (iften within 4s hours sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained. If tin pains do rot <|iii> hly leave and if you do not feel better, re. turn the empty package and Ku-K' will cost you nothing to try ns it is sold by your druggist unde an ib lute money-hack guarantee Ku-K* Compound is for sale and recommended by Stevens and drug top t everywhere.

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-For Kent-

Ff)R RENT: 5 or 6 room modern futniched apartment. S. C. Sayers. Phone 96-R 27 t

Fertilizer Agents Wanted Good commission for selling. Additional money for you if you own a truck and can do your own hauling. Write at once for agents proposition. NORTH AMERICAN FERTILIZER CO. Preston Street Louisville, Ky.

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Cleaning Specials

— CASH & CARRY — SUIT and one I Main Dress .

Suits, Men’s

or Ladies PANTS ...

79c 50c • 25c

SKIRTS 25c These prlce«i do not Inrluile moth proofiog. At thfKO price*, you get first class Dry (leaning. IDEAL Cleaners

18 S. Vine St.

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