The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1941 — Page 4

+ * + + + + + + HKICK CHAPEL •> •5* + 4 - H*+4*4 - + + + + 4 , + +^ jMt and -Mrs. Ernest O'Rair called on Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth Thursday evening. Alt and Mrs. Russell Thomas motore l to Indianapolis Friday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Warren visited her son at Plymouth a few days last week. Robert Siegfried and wife visited Roy Detro and family Sunday. Virgil Gilorest and family visited Russell Warren and family Sunday. Mary dune Raising returned home Sunday after her vacation trip.

i Lavon Detro spent Sunday with Lloyd and Gerald O’Hair near Bainbridge. .Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lane spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank j Lane. Mrs. Mary Perkins is spending l few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Stultz. Mr. and Mrs. George Reising spent Sunday afternoon with relatives near Cloverdale. Charles Rutter spent Sunday at his old school picnic near Bridgeton. Mrs. Leota O’Hair entertained several friends for Sunday dinner in honor of her son, Durbon. and Ruth O'Hair’s birthday.

Mrs. Frank Lane is slowly improving. * | Catherine Detro has returned home from the hospital for a few days. There will be preaching here Sunday night. Rev. Benefiel in charge. Mrs. Charles Rutter called on Mrs. Alva I?arly Monday afternoon.

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THE SEASON IS ON! JOHNSON’S I’llit: AITI E Jl'ICK IT’S DIFFERENT This is the Pur" Apple Juice Pressed unci Blended from Ripe, Sound, Washed Apples. Unequalled for Fan >r and equality. DRINK VOI R “APPLE \ DAY’’ \ Health Drink, Delicious, Refreshing, Containing Vitamins and Minerals. Serve it with Ooe.itnil ( nickers, Pret/els, Gingeioread or ( ookies. \\ailahle at trading Food Stores of Putnam County. Serve Pure \pple Juice at your party. To Keep Sweet. Keep Cold, \0TICT;—No Jugs exchanged without Our Label! Order for Wednesday or Thursday Delivery. JOHNSON ORCHARDS, MOORESVILLE, INDIANA

jg * + i- d + + •{• -t- {S' v ROACHDALE * JgJ *!• •!* •!• •!••!* d* d* *!• •k’f* •I* {?} Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shripps of

Indianapolis visited Mr.

Paul Blye Sunday. Mrs. Letha Hicks is

Mrs. James Barnard near here. Barnard is in poor health.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Roberts and Mrs Will Stanley of Indianapolis visited Charles Evans Sunday after-

noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hanna have returned from a vacation in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carson were visitors in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Charles Riggle spent Sunday evening with Robert Lawson of Fillmore. Mr. and Mrsi John Radford and ’andly have moved in the Ella Walsh •iroperty. Mrs. Rose Hopper returned to her home in Indianapolis Saturday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kress. EVEYBODY READS THE BANNER

SELL muk WANT-ADS

Used Car Headquarters Best Bargains Liberal Allowances on Trade Ins. Easy Terms KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. Fords Since 1910 The Dealers — That Deal. 11 E. Wash. Ph. 208 310 N. Jackson

FOR SALE: Coal range. Hattie Hampton, west Elizabeth street. 18-lp.

FOR SALE: Coal heater, cheap. Mrs. Stanley Davis, west Elizabeth street. 18-2t.

—Real Estate—

For Sale-

FOR SALE: One-horse wheat drill. Clayton Cash, Airport Real. 18-lt.

FOR SALE: 140 acres in Putnam County, 2 miles Southeast of Bainbridge, 70 acres cultivated, oalance in timber and pasture. Frame house, 4 large rooms, barn, cribs, poultry house and electricity at premises. Price: $;;0.00 per acre. Goris-Hock-ema Realty Company, Lafayette, Indiana. 17-2t.

FOR SALE: Apples, Pears, ami Blue Plums. McCullough's Orchard

Phone Rural 9 F 2.

2. r )-tf

FOR SALE: Car of Yellow Hominy feed on track at Raccoon Tuesday and Wednesday. $31.00 a tan. John Wilson, Fall Bros. 15-3t.

FOR SALE: 42 acres farm, $500 down. Balance $100 a year, also 4 milk cows, 2 calves. Scott Fuller, 3 1-2 milest west Cloverdale. 17-2p.

FOR SALE: Estate Heatrola in excellent condition. 606 east Walnut street. 18-tf.

FOR SALE: An improved farm oi 120 acres in Jackson Township. Piaetically all tillable. A productive farm in splendid community. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 18-3t.

-For Rent—

=KROGER

I discovered this new way KB, ■mAMH BlOOir,

Thiron enriched KROGER’S CLOCK BREAD

VARIETY

IV

BIG 24 02.

LOAF

Richer with “energy sparking” Vitamin B,, nerve repairing Nicotinic Acid, and Iron for rich, red blood.

: 1C BARS

PORK & BEANS

COFFEE BUTTER FI OUR FIQUR

OLEC CATS

CHEESE

I.UX SOAP

LIFEBUOY SOAP:

BINSC

AP?lf BUTTER

Ilk

Kruger’s Fresh, Tender.

A Big Va ne, Lb.

Kriger’s Country Club in Kieli T imuto Sauce S Ig. N >. 2 cans

Kroger's Hot-Dated Spotlight. Save as much as 10c, a lb. 2 His. 37c. 8-lb. bag Ki iger’s Country Club Creamery

Highest Quality, lb. roll

Kroger’s Country Club Enriched. None Finer, 10-lh. bag, 17c; 24-lb. hag l*illsbury, 5-lb. bag, 29c; 10-lb. hag, 49c;

24 lb. hag

Kroger's Eatirorc, Vitamin Enriched

% Lbs.

Kroger's (onntry ( lull. Quick Look 01 Itpgiilar — large pkg.

Fresh Cream

l.h.

Deal

4 Bars

Deal Kars Deal

2 large pkgs.

Kroger’s C mntry < lull. Smooth Spicy—38-o/.. Jar

10c

LAST CHANCE

Plan Ends Saturday

25c

Complete your set tt cess Silver Service Plan ends Saturday.

Prilino w.

53c

HURRY! HURRY!

37s

Kroger’s Country ( tub WHEAT FLAKES 2, 8-oz. pkgs.

15c

91c

Kroger’s Avalon SOAP GRANULES

Mttf*

99c 25s 17c 23e

18s 3Sc 15c

Free Towel, 2 Ig. pkgs. Kioger's Avalon SOAP

FLAKES, Free (up or OQr. Saucer, 2 Ig. p'igs. OI/V Ki gcr’s (’mintry (lull Grade “A” WSA8 iyu Sifted, 2 No. 2 cans UVC PALMOLIVE SOAP OQ,, 4 liars AilOC Sl'PEKSI'DS, 2 sin. pkgs. 19c;

Giant pkg., 57c;

large pkg.

VKL

Large pkg. Kl.KK 2 large pkgs. SILVER DUST. Towel each pkg. large pkg. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 10 Bars EELS WITH A SOAP, 4 bars

21c 21c 35c

in

22 c 39c 17c

FRUIT COCKTAIL Cboiei N i. 211 can Whole VPIUCOTS, In Rich Sy nip 2 No. 2' 2 cans Freestone Home Style FEA< IlES, Halves or in Rich Syrup 2 No. 2' 2 < ans Northern TISSl E

i roils

LARD, Pure

4-lh. ctn.

OLD III T< II Cleanser, 2 cans

Kroger's < onntry Club CRACKERS 12 True Point Personalized Pencils for 25c ami I £ Coupon, Hi. box 11

29c Sliced 35c 22c 50c 15c

INDI \V\ GROWN I S. No. I Grimes Golden, First of the Si-.e on, 7 His. (Red Delicious, 4 lbs.

APPLES

25c

19c)

TOK XV

GRAPES

INDIANA

POTATOES

Laige, Full Red Clusters, Sweet, Juicy, 3 Lbs.

C. S. N i. I Grade White Cobblers, Fine Conkers — 15 |h. iiccit .

20c 23c

< F.LFKY HEARTS, Crisp Inside Stalks, 4-stalk bunch LIMA BEA.xS, Fresh Green, Well Eilleil Pods, 2 Lbs. CABBAGE, Green Solid Heads, lb.

CELERY, Fresh, Crisp 1 Of* Michigan, stalk lUC SWEET POTATOES, Southern Yanis or Genuine Jerseys, 4 lbs ONIONS, Indiana Grown, large size

I (Mb. hav

5c

19c

Picnic Lb.

X'niing Tender PORK ROAST Style

( tatrjr < bib TENDERED MAXIS Shank Half Lb. Sandwich BOLOGNA In The Piece

Lb.

Spring LAMB ROAST Shoulder Cut

l.b

PORK HEARTS Lb. SWEET BREADS, Vt i Lb. Fancy FISH FILLETS Lb. PORK SAUSAGE Bulk, Lb. PORK STEAK Lb.

[TENDERAY IBEEF

If yon don’t say Tenderay is the tenderest, juiciest, most delicious beef you've ever eaten. Tenderay is the only beef guaranteed alv/ays fresh and tender!

27c 20c 39c 23c 25c 33c

TrWfflf KKOGKK'S TENDER \V B g SIRLOIN STEAK KROGER’S TENDER A’; LOT ROAST KROGER’S TENDERAY SWISS STEAKS

A real treat Lb Boneless Rolled Lh. Shoulder or ( aiicU Cuts, |b.

Eat more Meat daily for your daily Vitamins.

KROGER

ACCIFT THIS AMAZINO OUARANTII« -nuy tny Kroger brmnd Item Uke It m well u or I •ny other, oi return unused portion In origin*! and we will replace It, abaolutely FREE, witE the

In any brand we Bell, regardleaa "

of prlca.”

better than container. tame Item

FOR SALE: A 3-gaited Ross Alice, Belle Union.

18-3p.

FOR KENT: Furnished 3 room j apt. on ground floor with private

bath. Phone 557.

n-tr.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1933 Ford 8 Tudor that's good, $125. King Morrison Foster Co., Ford Dealers.

18-2t.

FOR RENT: Duplex with heat and water furnished. All newly decorated. Garage available. Call 706W or 410 east Hamm street. 8-tf. PUBI l*' SAiLE Tuesday, Sept

ber 23, 4 miles northwest Grecnca.,tle. 500 head livestock, 50 Hereford cattle, 240 Duroc hogs, 176 sheep, horses, old corn, implements. Dobbs and Bryan. 16-6t.

FOR SALE: Twenty immune, easy feeding, compactly built, Duroc boars. Gilts all sold. Also have for

FOR RENT: First floor sleeping room with bath. Suitable for one or two. Phone 493-.I. 18-2t. Occupancy immediately, apartment in college district, modern. Heat and water furnished. Call 387-J.

18-tf.

BUY««t4 traitraos

WANTED: 500 full feathered barn pigeons. Fall Brothers, Raccoon. 18-20-23-25-41.

WANTED: Paper hanging an I painting at reasonable prices. Call Fred W. Carmichael, 402 west Walnut street. 18-22-2p. WANTED: Young man to work nights in restaurant. Call Y Palace, Bainbridge. 17-2p.

TWO MEN WANTED AT ONCE Manager of large, well known feed company must ap;-) ,it two men for good paying work in the localities where this newspaper is circulated. Render service and do sales work. Farm experience or any kind of sales x|»eiience helpful. Must have car. Pleasant, permanent work. Send only name and address. Personal interview arranged. Write Box 104. Banner. 18-lp.

SALESMEN WANTED: Steady work. Good pay. Reliable men wanted to call on farmers. No experience or capital required. Write C. B. Morris, Box 834, Bloomington, Illinois. 16-3t

WANTED: Girl for general housework between 18 and 25. Two small children in family. Be willing to go to Terre Haute. Box 123, Banner. 16-3p.

FOR RENT: One

sale several farms at low prices. ' 512 cast Seminary

Farm 3 miles west of Milligan. Carl Porter, Waveland. 16-6p.

sleeping street.

831-M.

room. Phone 18-lt.

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment.

£ 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1937 Plv- J available Oct. 1, uptown. Apply Box

WANTED: Reliable country girl between ages 20 and 30 for general housework and care of children. Must 'ivo in home. Address Box 22. Banner. 18-2t.

mouth Deluxe Fordor Sedan. Thin car lo<ik.i and runs fine for $285. King Morrison Foster Co., Ford Dealers.

17-2t.

FOR SALE: 25 head shoats weight about 80 lbs. Orlie Vanlandingham, Greencastle, R. 1. 17-2p. MAYTAG WASHERS-It Is possoble to buy a Maytag as low as $69.95. Reeves Electric. Thurs.-tf. FOR SALE "it TRADE: 1935 Ford 158”. 85 horse power truck with platform body, very good tires for only $165. King Morrison Foster Co.. Ford Dealers. 17-2t.

D-l Daily Banner Office.

16-3p.

Unfurnished apartment, 3 rooms, private entrance. (CVwnbination tub and shower bath. Frigidaire and gas range furnished. Nicely decorated, excellent locationn. Available October 1. Inquire 203 Bloomington street. 15-6t.

FOR SALE: prompt removal.

30x40 barn, for Phone 10. 17-2t.

FOR SALE: Grimes Golden, Jonathan apples, ipick them up yourself. 35c bushel. Ogg’s Orchard. 17-3p.

FOR SALE OR TRADE: Two dogs. Beagle hounds and shot guns. All first class 2 miles south of Putnamville, Ind., Zeb Berry. 17-lp

FOR SALE: Three Shropshire rams, also one farm wagon. Nellie M. Denny, Administratrix, 7 miles northeast Greencastle. 16-18-19-3p.

FOR RENT: 4 room house in country 3 miles out. Good location. Boesen Dairy. Phone 4F11. 16-3ts

WANTED: Any Kino of de« stock. Cal) 278, Greencastle. Charge pati John Wachtel Co. «o< —Miscellaneous—

COMPLETE Grease Job, 59 cents at Deem’s Standard. Car washing North Jackson street. 24-hour ser vice 12-tf

For high grade upholstering, repairing. refinishing and slip covers etc., cost price, call Art Furniture Shop. 10-6t

FOR RENT: 160 acre farm in Putnam county, 75 acres crop land, on good road, near town. Box 52, Banner. 17-3ts.

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment (Towers) newly detonated. Call 291

or 747-M.

Highest price paid for all kinds oj junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds oi metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Green castle. 19-tf

FOR RENT: Garage at Mrs. C. F. Mathes. 415 east Washington street for rent. Phone 565-M. 18-2t.

FISH FRY: Fresh fish every Krl

17-3p. day night at the Moderne. Nort!

Side Square. Thur-Fri-t

Wanted—

FOR SALE: 4M ft. combine, good condition, terms. W. D. Mayhall, Central National Bank. 8-ll-13-16-18-20-6t.

FOR SALE: Apples, 35 cents an 1 up and cider. Bring containers. Carl Moore orchard, route 4, phone 18F2 Tues. Thur.-Sat.-tf

Sell your old auto bodies, fenders sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, IndlanapoMs, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP. WANTED: Girl would like steady employment. Box 12, Banner. 17-2p.

WANTED To BUY: sanitary toilet. Box 61.

Government 17-3p.

40c 25c 30c

I

FOR SALE: Cobbler potatoes. 60c. 90c and $1, a bushel. Maynard Grubb, Phone 3F13. 10-U-16-18-4p.

FOR SALE: Phil H. Adamson R R. 3, Indiana All kinds of building lumber, good saw mill wood dry an ! green. 6. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 26-7p D in’t fail to bring your old overcoat and give John Tharp the difference. AH coats cleaned anil pressed.

ready to put on.

18-lp.

FOR SALE: Young male sett-i ready to hunt this fall. Sell or trade for 16 or 20 gage pumpgun. Rober! Fisher, Stilesville. 18-3p.

WANTED: Waitress. Address Box 25, Banner Office. 17-2t WANTED: IRON: 55-60 cento a Hundred lbs. Rags $1.40-$1.50 a hundred lbs. Book and magazines, 65 cents a hundred lbs. Dry May Apple Root, 7 cents a lb. Highest prices on all kinds junk. Gilbert Wood, junk yard, east Ohio Street. Phone

756-W. South End.

17-2p.

RAWLEIGH ROUTE available at once. Go>d opportunity for man over 25 with car. Write at once. Rawleigh’s, Dept. INI-177-105, Freeport. "I 18-lp'

FOR SALE: A 5 room house an I lot at Brick Chapel, also garage and good water. H. Clay Frank. Inquire at 212 west Columbia street. 18-2p

FOR SALE: 5 year old mare, colt by side. Cecil Davidson, 1 mile north of Brunerstown. 18-2p.

FOR SALE: Blue Damson plums. Sweet cider. Strain’s Orchard. 18-3p.

I OR SALE: 6 gallon guaranteed gas $1. 5 gallon super ethyl 90c Why pay more? Babe Conklin, Jackson At Liberty street. Free dishes - 18-2p.

FOR SALE: Wardrobe trunk and a steamer trunk. 331 Melrose avenue. 18-lt

FOR SALE: '100 nice White Rock pullets. Dolby Codings, Bainbridge. 18-6p.

USED CARS $750

1940 HUDSON 4-Door Trunk Heater

1936 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR trunk HEATER 1935 FORD V-8 TUDOR heater 1934 FORD V-8 COUPE DELUXE - HEATER MODEL a FORD TUDOR 1938 FORD 1| TON L.W.B. 3»x« l() PI, TIRES D-30 INTERNATIONAL 175” Wheel Base — 7.50x20 Tires HESS SALES AND SERVICE 7-9 E. FRANKLIN ST.

Dogs boarded, day, week or month Wo clip dogs and horses, O. R Mathews, 4 miles northeast. Thurs-b

SPECIALS: Reader’s Digest, 7 months for $1; Life $3.50 yearly Benefit Maple Heights church. Telephone 818-RX. 18-3t

GIN MOUNT ACCEPTED

Lai PORTE, Ind., Sept. 18 (UP) The fust 90 millimeter anti-aircran gun mount to come from private in dustry and produced by the LaForh plant of the Allis-Chalmers Co., to day was on its way to the AbertKproving grounds in Maryland. The gun mount was formally delivered to the army yesterday in ceremonies attended by high army state and company officials. It wa' accepted by Col. Donald Annstrong executive officer of the Chieagi ordnance district. Completion of the gun mount marked the beginning of large seal production, but these figures were withheld. WEATHER ’TIL SATURDAY Temperature will average near normal in Minnesota and northern Wisconsin, above normal remainder of district. General cooling early part of period, followed by considerable fluctuation and cooler by Saturday in northern sections and gradua’ rising temperature in southern sections. Rainfall will average heavy, except moderate in Indiana and southern Illinois coming as showers last half of period and at beginning in Illinois and Indiana. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Creditors. Heirs and Legatees of William M. Houck, deceased to ap-

DR.L. A.RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St. ph. 163 CLOVERDALE Free Advice on Diseases of Poultry

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