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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLfl, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER

14, 1941

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Tiger Cub Net Card One Of Best In School's Basketball History

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WAY

FOR RENT: 4 room houso in country, 3>._, miles from town. 40t west Franklin. Phone 252-R. 14-16-18-3p.

Wanted

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IX)ST: 2 bird dogs, female letter, 1 male pointer. Notify OoorRe Siearley, Mt. Meridian. 10-4;>. WANTED: Good team of 4 or 5 year old mares. Well broke. Reese R. Buis, 7 miles cast on StilesvilleGreencastle Road. ll*3p

The G. H. S. hardwood schedule for I the coming season promises to be am of the best in the team’s history According to Coach Elson the nucleus of this year's varsity must come from four hoys left over from last year’s first stringers and fron( some very good material coming up from the second team. The varsity will hi made up of Ed York, Firman Grimes Boh Bills, Jim Westfall, Kenneth Si ! dons, Lloyd Slavons, Richard Houck Don Gooi.man. Frank Heustis, Clif ford Hanlon, and Jim Conrad. Witt the exception of Siddons and West fall these boys lack a lot of height but what they lack in height, most of them make up in ruggedness cc,n iition, enthusiasm, and speed These boys have one of the tough est schedules to play that Greencastl has had in the last few years anc accotding to some opinions th< toughest they have ever hao t< play. Greencastle has always likec them tough and for that reason the boys and fans are looking forwart to a very enjoyable season. Along with the team, the bam which is a feature attraction at al of our ball games is bigger and better than ever this year. They havi been working hard preparing specia pep numbers and new novelties fo

our home games.

There is a marching drum coi\ with beautiful majorettes to put or formations during the intermissioi between halves of the ball games The best team in the state, tl. best hand in the stale, and the bes drum corps in the state would all be | of little significance without tiu ! backing of the school. The real jo\ of playing an the team or in the banj comes from displaying technique and skills which these boys am

BOWLING SCHEDULE Tues.—O. & I. vs. Dine Star Wed.—Home Laundry vs. EitePs Thurs.- ^inc A vs. Midwest Fri University vs. Kroger’s BOWLING STANDING

Used ('nr Headquarter* Rest Bargains Liberal Allowances on Trad* Ins. Farsy Terms KING MORRISON FOSTER CO. Fords Since 1910 The Dealers — That Deal. 14 E. Wash. Mi. 268 810 N. Jackson

For Sale-

Unfurnished apartment, 3 rooms, ! private entrance. Combination tuo | and shower hath. Frigidairc and gas ; range furnish) d Nh ftly ■ lt< • | excellent location. Phone 183-W. I 13-tf. WANTED: Any Kino of dead stock Can 278, Creenc&atla. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

University

... 3

1.000

Home laundry

.... 3

1 000

after*

.... 3

1.000

Midwest

.667

Zinc A

. 2

.6b/

Coca Cola

.500

O. & I

.333

Zinc B

.166

Lone Star

.. 0

,00i)

Kroger

.00!)

DEPAUW CROSS COUNTRY

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and

LOOK: Red Crown gas

18.9c per gallon at Doom's Standard Service, North Jackson. 2-tf.

cider. 1 Wanted to rent small modem 20-tf. house. Close in» Address Box 121, j Banner. 14-2t. is only I

The Cammack Studio’s Pre-Christ-mas Special: During the month of October we will give one 8x10 photo-

graph, absolutely free with an order J details in for a half dozen or more of our best j Box. 89.

4x6 portraits. The Cammack Studio. Phone 251. 4-tf.

WANTED to buy baby buggy. Goo ’. condition. Address B x B. W. Banner. 14-Ip

WANTED: Piano. Must he good condition, priced reasonable. Stat 1

answer. Address Banner

14-lp.

6-0 to remain the number four man After losing the first game love, Fillebrandt capitalized on Zink's ei •

ors to win handily. He and Me- | girls have mastered to their followers Naughton will meet this week for | C r fans! "Come on, Fans and boos

ioo r ; ”, Schedule for 1941-42:

IEW BRITISH FIGHTER—Four 20-mm. cannon protrude from ew Hurricane II, British fighting plane, showing new improveknt in defense armament. Another version of this plane is Bed with 12 machine guns instead of cannon.

Movies Will Picture DPU-Hanover Tilt Moving pictures of ihe DePauw Tigers' latest victory, the 14-0 shut-out over Hanover last Saturday, will be shown Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock In Bowman Gymnasium. EVEYBODY READS THE BANNER

Nov.

Danville

Here

Noy.

7—

Martinsville

Thor

•Nov.

Shell.yville

Thor

Nov.

Bloomington

Ther*

•Nov.

Connersville

Hero

Doc.

Short ridge

Here

'Dee.

Greensburg

There

Dec

Crawfordsville

Hen

Dec.

Anderson

Hole

Jan.

So. Side Ft. Wayne

There

Jan.

Brazil

Here

•Jan.

Rushville

Ther,

Jan.

New Albany

Then

Jan.

Jeffersonville

Here

'Ja.n.

Seymour

Herr

Feb.

Franklin

Then

Feb.

Washington Indp.

Hen

Feb.

Washington, Ind.

There

P’ob.

Brazil

The'

Feb.

Columbus

Heir-

TEAM WON CLOSE RACE Last Saturday at Terre Haute Coach L. H Turk's harriers defeated Indiana State by the narrowest cf margins, 27-28. The meet which was held over a course of a little hotter than three and a half miles was won by Halt cf Indiana State. His time was 21-37. Martin finished second to make it first and second for Indiana State. Stewart led the DePauw thinly clads for the second straight week when he placed thin!. Benson and Waiting then took fourth and fifth respectively for DePauw. Paloney of Indiana State finished) si x th. Taylor and Seifert cinched! meet by finishing seventh and eighth respectively, ahead of Stalcup an Goldman of Indiana State. Turk s harriers were able to win over the Sycamores because of the balance of the squad. Although In diana State took both first and second places, when the Tiger harriers did finish they all arrived fairly close together. Next week during the DePauwButler game DePauw’s thinly clads will run the Bulldogs ever the home

course.

VARANI LEADS IN COLLEGE GRID CONFERENCE SCORING

FOR SALE: Large size Crusader circulator in A-l condition. Reasonable. Trails Store at Fincastle.

13-2t.

WANTED TO BUY: Thin open sews. Max Anderson. Fincastle.

14-lp.

FOR SALE: Grimes Golden and Jonathan apples, 35c bu. You pick them up at Ogg’s Orchard. 1-tf.

WANTED: Girl for housework anu | care of children to live with family. Mrs. L. S. Gifford. Phone 521-J. 14-lp.

FOR SALE: Two cows, two horses, some farming implements, work harness, two miles north Reelsvtlle. Mrs. Perry Rollings. 13-3p.

FOR SALE: Garage, household furniture. -107 Howard street. 13-6t.

We pay you $5 00 for s li.ig ten $1.00 t . xes. 50 beautiful ns:orte 1 name imprinted Christmas < ar \i sell $1.00 your profit 50c. Fre ■ samples Cheerful Card Co., 28ED White Plain*. N. 14-lp.

FOR SALE: White Rock Triple A tested Growers, $1 each. Mrs. Henry Phillips, Fillmore. 13-2p j FOR SALE: Apples, 35 cents an 1 ; up and cider. Bring containers. Carl j Moore orchard, route 4, phono 18F2 |

Tues. Thur.-Sat.-tf I

WANTED: Ride to and from Allisons. 4 p. m. to midnight. Phon ■ 197 before 4:30 p. m. 14-2p.

WANTED: Young or middle aged lady with car and sales ability. Permanent, no traveling. Write giving address and qualifications. Box 307, Banner. x 14-lt.

WANTED: Active older man, in

i good health, with car, to take ov^r FOR SALE: Steam furnace. 1000 |oca , buslness tha t will pay you $1500 radiating feet capacity: 500 square tf) $2000 a yenr No investment but feet ‘-.team radiation; all in good Knod references required. Write Box pondition, excellent for garage or j G1 Banner. 14-lt.

i WANTED: Ride to and from Alli-

dore building. Call 608-R.

14-15-17-3p.

Pete Varani. St. Joseph College’s fullback, is leading the Indiana Collegiate Football Conference with IS points—or three touchdowns for three games played. This survey by the United Press does not include

last Saturday’s games.

Second in the eonferc..co is Alex

Boalbey, fullback from Central Normal, with a total of 13 points representing two touchdowns and a con-

version in two games played. Five players are tied for third

place with 12 points each' Wilson and Dowd of Wabash, Miller of Franklin, McGovern of Rose Poly.

ON SALE TOMORROW and Turner of Indiana State.

Another St. Joseph man, AU-Stat •

End Nick Scollard, ranks fourth with 11 points, an 1 Charley Van Meter from Rose Poly has amassed

8 points for fifth berth.

C'-nference games.

BUTLER GAME TICKETS

Reserve tickets for the Butler-De-Pauvv football game this Saturday will go on sale Wednesday, Octobe • 15, in the office of the athletic c'irector, Bowman Memorial Gymnas-

ium.

TO HARASS NAZIS—It was nightfall as this group of Russian guerrillas left their hiding plac® ♦o harass rear of German lines, somewhere on Russo-German front. These deadly hit-and-run

~ rear ot merman lines, v.. , .

fight CIS know that death is certain if they are captured^ bu ^_ p ^ gu * NaI ' S accofdm 9 | y*

( IIU ITT COURT NOTES The final report of Mary B. Chastain, executrix of the estate of Stanley E. Chastain, of Roachdale, was approved by the court and the executrix discharged. The trial of the divorce suit of Ernest L. Cox against Ida Mae Cox has been set for October 20. Judge Marshall D. Abrams called Fied Holsapple of Reelsville. before him this morning and announced lie would suspend the sentence Of six months imposed upon him in court last week, effective during good behaviour.

\otki: Not let* is lii i oliy u i\ » n (hit Kolx■ rt M.’ison Ii.ts filed his petition in the I'uUiiim Circuit <’*>iirt to have tin time and pine*, of his birth determined. Said petiton is set for lie;irin# October 21st. 1941. Ihiled this llth day of Octoher. lull Ilomer <' Morrison. < ’I. rk of t Ip Putnam (’iivnit Pouri. M-lp

James E. M. OHair is home on furlough from Camp Shelby, Miss.

FOR RENT: Six room house ill country with garden, fruit, and pasture for cow. Robert Huller, Fillmore. 14-2p.

iMBICAN VOLUNTIB(S-S...r.l jif

0 ffi* R.A.F. They're frying on new 2 as masks.

of the first contingent that left New York on

TO RELEASE BERGDOLL VVASHINGGTON, Oct. 14 (UP) The justice department today cleared the way for parole of Grovel Cleveland Bergdoll ,No. 1 draft dodger of the last war, by ordering the dismissal of all indictments still pending against him. Bergdoll is now serving a sevenyear term at the U. S. disciplinary barracks, Fort Leavenworth. Wan., to which he was sentenced after returning in 1939 from self-imposed exile lit Germany,

NOTICE

CATTLE Slaughtered and delivered at plant I It H is—Butehered and delivered at plant per 100 lbs. Above prices include diaying from anyplace In county, ( all plant for arrangements.

$ 1.50 i SI .50

FOR SALE: Jersey heifer soon he three years old. 1937 Willys DeLuxe 4 door sedan. Carl Anderson 2 mile west of Quincy. 10-13-144-15-81. FOR SALE: Antique walnut tree with marble top; glass jars: 9x12 rag rug. J. H. Pitchford, 401 east Franklin. 14-tf.

son's. Midnight dress Box 75.

to 8:00 shift. Ad-13-2p.

| WANTED: Work on farm of any kind. Jim Irwin, care of John Chavis, I Greencastle, R. 3. 13-3p.

FOR SALE: Apples Golden Delicious and Grimes. These apples are sound and extremely large 35c to $1.00 per bushel. 6 miles south on road 43. Hughes Orchard. 14-16-18-3L

Sell your old auto oodles, renders, sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, IndianapoMs, Indiana AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

FOR SALE: 10 hu to 1000 bu. corn Tom Stanger, 105 west C Tun hie street. 14-3p j

—Miscellaneous— Highest price paid for all kinds of junk, paper, rags, iron, all kinds of metal. We also buy beef hides. A & S Junk Yard. Phone 678, Greencastle. 19-tf.

LOST: Red cow, n

please call J L FOR SALE: Purel i immune j Son, B&inbridge.

Duroc boars. 160 acres nearly level,) 130 in cultivation. Improvements an 1 fencing real good. Priced ti sell at once. $2,000 will handle. Carl Porter, Waveland. 14-3p

horns. Finn- (' iff man and 13-3,-.

FOR SALE: 42 acres improved farm, $500 down. $200 year, also 3 milk cows, 65 busin g good new corn, le lb. delivered. Scott Fuller, R. 1 Cioverdale. 14-15-17-3t.

FURNITURE REBUILT repaired, refiniriied, reupholstered. Slip covers. All work guarantee I. See our new 2-piece living loom suite, as low as $39.50. Art Furniture Shop. 3 west Franklin street. 13-6ts.

FOR SALE: Poland China boars. Isaac J. Hammond, 414 south Indiana. Phone 80. 14-2t.

CHICKENS delivered to pliuil will he in hen care of for 10c a In-ad. BEEF for sale bv the quarter— Come in and see us for prices.

FOR SALE: 32 sh its. weighing about 40 lbs., $6.00 each. Andy O’Hair, "r Lueteke’s Bakery. 14-lp. —Real Estate—

FOR SALE: A 40 acre farm, one half tillable, 4 mom house, small barn, electricity available. Pjice $1500.00. Discount for cash. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 13-3t.

FOR SALE: A five room modern house in Southwest section of clt.. Price $2500.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 13-3t.

-For Rent—

FOR RENT: Six room semi-mod-ern house. 716 east Washington street. E. A. Browning. 13-3p.

FOR RENT: Large modem roo:-. Private entrance. 3 blocks from square. Phone 417-M. 13-2p.

A FEW LOCKERS LEFT FOR $10.00 IND $12.00 A YEAR.

PUTNAM COUNTY FROZEN FOODS inc

FOR RENT: One 3 room unfurnished apartment, heat and water, 1 large sleeping room. Call 193-R. ll-14-2p.

FOR RENT: 2 room apartment with 2 large presses 1 east Liberty. 14-17-2p

730 E. Washington

l*h. 762

FOR RENT: 3 room unfurnished modern apartment, heat and waVcr furnished. 313 east Hanna street. 14-3t

LOST: Maroon purse downtown Saturday. Contained -<1.09. drivers license. Lucille Smithers Return to Banner. 14-lp. RUSSELLVILLE BOOSTER CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Following a splendid fried chicken supper at the Chi t n church dining room Monday t vmin. . the Russellville Booster CluT ch-etc l offficers for the new y- as follows: President Gene Bair 1. Vice Pres. Maynaid Wilsou. Secretary-Treasurer - Ralph Lawter. A short talk was given by t'-.e retiring president, Orv.tl Pitcock, and the retiring secretary-treasurer, Joe Ramsay, gave a summary and financial report of the year's activities. Last year the chit had a membership of 74 and one of the outstandeveuts was a very successful Horae and Cattle Show which was sponsored by the Club. Ninety-one attended the meeting and supper, pr. pared and served by the ladies of the Christian church in their usual efficient style.

U. S. S. INDIANA WILL BE LAUNCHED ON NOVEMBER 21 INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 14 (UP) — Naval officials announced today that the date for the launching of the row 35,000-ton battleship, USS Indiana. has born reset for Friday, Nov. 21, at Newport News, Va., a month earlier than the previous date.

EVEYBODY READS THE BANNER

To Sell vjoocts oer Advertising.

Otie Dally Ban*