The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1941 — Page 4

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Elson Points Tiger Cub Ketters For Danville Scrap Here Nov. 1 Grccncastle’s high schorol gymnasium is a busy place this wee': as Coach Chet Els « puts the Tiger Cubs through final preparations for their nrst basketball game of the new season with Danville furnishing the competition. i Yes sir the local netters tilt the lie! on the 1941-42 hardwood court campaign the evening f November 1 (the day after Hallowe'en) cn their home floor. Danville, their opposition, always puts up a great scrap, and if our

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CHAMPION tB 10 and up COMMANDER . $1108 and up PRESIDENT 8 . . . $1242 and up •These ere delivered prices at factory. South Bend, Indiana, as of October 14, 1941. Federal tax included. Prices and specifications subject to change without

lebsfcer quality will remain constant. C I T. terms.

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AT T OCAL THEATERS Previews and Review h

Voneastle The world’s most closely guarded military secret, the United States Army's famous Norden bomb-sight, was the ■-.spiration for Paramount's latest thrill rama of the air, "Flying Blind," which opens tonight at the Voneastle Theatre. Theft of the Non en sight, experts agree, would bo the greatest possible <x up > i foreign spy: Yet, say th same experts, the job would be as difficult as siriting away the Washington Monument or the British crown jewels. "Flying Blind,” which centers around the romance of Richard Alien and lovely Jean Parker, is the third of a si "ies of Paramount aviaation films dedicated to National Defense. Chateau Whothoi yru like comedy or drama classical music or “jitterbug,” suspenseful action or romance, you will find your favorite theme in "They Meet Again,” the sixth of the "Dr. Christian ' pictures, starring Jean Hersholt, which opens tonight at the Chateau Theatre. The StephensLang Production contains all the elements of good entertainment to satisfy the most critical moviegoer. This is a gin nd picture. Jean Hersholt again portrays the lovable country doctor with an opprtunity to display his great talent as a dramatic actor. Hersholt tops himself with a portrayal that ranges from comedy to intensely auspanseful drama. v •> 4* 4* + * ♦ + + ^ * BARNARD y*. -1- 4* ■:* 4* •)• + 4" 4- + {5} Mrs. Andrew Minnick living on the Roy Smythe fami south cf here

Missed away at the Putnam County hospital Tuesday morning, funeral ervices were held at the home Thursday morning. Betty Ellen Frazier of Russellville spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins. A delegation of forty from here attended the protracted meeting at New Winchester, Sunday night. Mr. an,, Mrs. Henry Bandow from Medarryville spent Sunday with Mi. ind Mrs. Ben Blaydes. Mrs. Mabel "Young attended the Teachers Association at Indianapolis last week. The Ladies Aid furnished supper to the Lions Club of Roachdale Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Young from Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Roy Smythe and Mrs. Mabel Young. Classified Ads

Phone 121

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Grimes and York were regulars on last season's quintet that went to

the Purple and Gray squad a year ^ finals of the regional tourmy ago. C ,ns equently, Elscn and his ct Attica where they lost to an inj.rctegea are hoping to get revenge spired Crawfordsville aggregation, this weekend. Other first stringers who will

, most likely see action against Dan-

We Were talking to Elson yester-1 ^ Houck a senior; Hanlon, a

junior, and Slavens, a sophomore.

HALLOWEEN’ DANCE at Grant Hotel Friday evening October .'list. Music by Dukes orchestra of Brazil. „ 10-29-lp.

FOR RENT: 3 room modern apartment. Heat an i water furnished. S. C. Sayers. Phone 96-R. 29-3t.

FOR SALK: Modern duplex. Splendid rental investment. S. C. Sayen, Phone 96-R. x 29-3t. Hal'owe’en Dance Friday nite, October 31, at Higbee’s Camp on 36. 10 miles east Rockville. 29-2p. Have tea and see the Autumn Festival October 30. 1:00-9:00 p. m. First Christian Church. 29-lt.

Collection of miniatures exhibited at Cleve'and Art Museum at Autumn Festival, October 30, l:C0-9:00 p. m. First Christian Church. 29-lt.

FOR RENT: 160 acre farm, some stock furnished. Inquire at Banner. 29-3p. FOUND: Long string of pearl beads. Call at office of chief of police in city building. it.

FOR RENT: Seven room modem house. 14 Larrabee street. Phone 217-R. E. A. Browning. 29-3p. FOR SALE: One pair or weanling colts, extra good, also one 3 year old buck. Paul Hurst, Mt. Meridian. 29-lp.

FOR SALE OR RENT: Well-built modern house. Large lot, close in Phone 725-J. 28-tf. USED TOOLS of all kinds. Bargains. Trading Post, 319 N. Jackson St. Open till 9. 27-tf.

FOR SALE: 20 head of fresh and close up springer dairy cows, a few mixed cows. Ray Vaughan, 1 mile west of Mt. Meri Han. 29-lp. FOR SALE: Sweet potatoes, Nancy Halls and Porta Rican yams. ' T 4 Fox Ridge. Sam Budich. 29-3t.

FOR RENT: Small semi-modern louse. Close in. Phone 496-R. 29-1-2L

day and he tells us he will have I three guards and two forwards in his starting lineup. We asked him what about the center position? H" ! replied that one of the boys would jump at the pivot spot, but that b:th on offense ano. defense, his team will be three guards and two

forwards.

There is a good reason for this. In the first place, there is not a Tiger Cub lanky enough to be ovei six feet tall. In fact, the local high school squad will only average 5 feet, 10 inches, in heighth With the toughest schedule in the history of the school ahead of them, the outlook for the Cubs is not so good in regards to size, but we believe that the boys will make up in speed and gcod physical condition theii lacicing for several six-footers. According t! Elson, his charges are in swell shape, all of them having worked, hard the past summer ct jobs which developed their stamnio

and wind, such as hauling ice, $ p # rn _—Etiel’s vs. University farming an I railroading. Thursday When we inquired what hi s start- 7;3 o p . m.-Kroger's vs. Zinc B

ing lineup would be Saturday night. Elson gunned and repeated that it would be “three guards and two forwards. ' Finally, after much questioning and discussion, he said that Grimes and Westfall would bo the forwards for the initial whistle. Bills and York will also get first call at the guard berths. The fifth boy to be on the floor for the opening toss-up will be picked from this trio—Huestis, guard; Conrad, forward, and Goodman, guard. You can easily see that Greencastle does

not have a center!

The first four boys named by Elson are seniors, as are Huestis and Goodman. Conrad is a junior.

A curtain raiser is planned at 7 p. m. between the "B" teams of the two schools. Boys on the reserve squad who are showing promise arc Hoffman, Knauer, Foxx, Vanland-

ingham and Bowk.

Of course, the Greencastle high school band will be present to provide plenty of music for the occa-

sion.

Coach Elson also called attention to the fact that season tickets this winter will mean that the purchaser has a reserved seat for each home contest, besides saving a $1.15 in the deal. Choice seats are beginning to move, so you fans who want on the 50-yard line (pardon us) had better get your season ducats

right away.

BOWLING SCHEDULE

Wednesday

Friday

7:30 p. m.—O. & I. vs. Midwest

Used Car Headquarter* Best Bargains Liberal Allowances on Trads Ins. Easy Terms KINO MOHia&ON FOSTER CO. Fords Since 1910 The Dealers — That Deal. I t F,. Wash. I'h. 208 810 N. Jackson

F'd: Sai.k . Poland male hog, ,bs - I ’’' xtra good. S'.’ castle R. i, * )

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Hot Fudge sundae, ’ Banana splits. GLOV®

FOR SALE: Chmese Elm trees, 5

to 10 ft. tall, 25c each. MILTON'S | College POSEY PATCH. Phoy 707-R. j

29-lt | FOR SALE: Six

dern house in

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and

cider. 20-tf.

LOOK: Red Crown gas is only 18.9c per gallon^it Deem’s Standard Service, North Jackson. 2-tf.

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

FOR SALE: 80 acre farm in Monroe township on Greencastle-Bain-bridge road. See Charles Rutter, Brick Chapel for further information. 21-12p.

P’OR SALE: 500 choice NebrasaCalves, sorted to suit buyer. Priced right Ward's Stock Yards, Crawfordsville, Indiana. 24-6t.

best rt*

in city. Pti Ce very , Sayers. Phr ne S6-R, FOR SALE^OnTiT Ford coupe in A-l , ham A. Hurst Camp tv See car at Paul Hurst

Meridian.

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FOR SALE: Wood and Ooal Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves and Flanges. Gilbert Wood, 802 S. Main street 27-3p

BOWLING STANDING

University

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Home Laundry

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Lone Star

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.416

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6

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FOR SALE: White Rock pullets, 5 months old. Harold Sibbitt, Fillmore, R. 1. 27-3p.

BEAUTIFUL USED MAPLE and walnut bedroom suites. Real values. Open till 9 p. m.. Trading Post, 319 N. Jackson. 27-tf.

Chrysanthemums and pompoms, the ideal decoration for your Hallowe'en parties. CASTLE GARDENS, 733 east Seminary. Phone 105-W. 27-3t.

FOR SALE: This week, 10 shoats, $100.00. No Sunday deal at Carl Moore’s 5 mi. west Greencastle. 28-2p.

FOR SALE: Kiln Dried com. Fhjrr and Cohee, New Richmond, Indiana. 28-12L

j FOR SALE: Medium size pony saddle ami bridle. Like new. Two nice ■gilts, weighing around 140 lbs. each, i about 3 tons baled clover hay. Phone |512-W. Farmer Place east Washington street. Archie Pingleton. 28-2t.

Jj/ien ft/Z rff/Z /or fZtr ZrAf, il l ft Zar/^e ow/or America always makes up its mind about quality slowly and carefully. But, once it is certain that a product is the best of its kind, America quickly demands its production on a tremendous scale.

With more Budweiser than ever before, there has not been enough to go Vound

Never before in history has there been a situation like this: A vast expansion program carried on for eight years made it possible for the world's largest brewery to produce more beer in 1941 than ever before has come from a single brewery or group of breweries operating under one management — and yet it was impossible for us to fill all orders. Such a demand, previously unheard of for any similar product, made it difficult to maintain adequate distribution in all of the

48 states at all times. Through it all, our dealers have shown great patience'and for this we are grateful. America prefers Budweiser. Your own preference for Budweiser is a compliment to your own good taste — proof that you recognize the outstanding quality that has made Budweiser the biggest-selling beer in history. With the completion of our expansion program, we trust that you now are getting Budweiser whenever you call for it.

Budweiser | ‘T.'.r< TRADK MARK REG U 8 PAT OFF. MKB 3% —i—«■■ mihwi

FOR SALE: Pa'r good work mules. Priced to sell, L. E. Herbert, Reelsville, R. 1. 28-3t.

For higher yields of better corn, plant Corn Belt Brand. Improved Hybrid Seed Corn. Medium and Largv Fla's $6.50 bu. Small Flats amj Rounds $5.50 bu. J. C. Barnard: L« doga R. R. No. 2, Dealer for 'Putnam county and Eel River-Township in Henlricks county. Sample of this years crop, 100 bu. per acre, on display at the Home Comfort Shop in I^idoga, phon? 46. 28-31.

FOR SALE: Good baby beef, by carcus or quarter. Flint'a, 312 north Jackson. 28-2t.

FOR SALE: A Russell Township, balance pasture, good,. Price $35.00 per acre. Real Estate. FOR SALE: A~six house in southwest $3000. A splendid Christie, Real Estate. FOR SALE: acres tillable, 3 wells, i; barn nd house, cash, will cany balar gent, Real Estate.

FOR SALE: 5 room 3 block- :r un puK;: f 8 room Modem home, converted into 3 Um R. H. Newgent, ResL

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FOR RENT 6 roomj house with gas, gauge,! street. Phone 679-R. ~FOR RENT: 3 apartment with [ 203 Bloomington strrti FOR RENT: ModeS? stairs apartment. Thr: chenette and hath, furnished. Phone 8't-,

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FOR BALE OR RENT: Seven room house in Roachdale. Shown by appointment. W. L. Isbell, GreencasUe. Call 666-R. 27-3p. N E W 39-Plate Goodyear Battery $.8.95 Exe h a n'ge. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. DoMis Tire 4 Battery Service Phone 789

FOR SALE. LEASE OR TRADE — My .■•jrrol Belgian stallion. Will trade for anything you have or try’ to. He coat $750, 4 years ago, will take $150 or lease out 1-2 each. He is broke to work. Walter S. Campbedl, Goose Island. 21-25-29-Ji FOR SALE: Roper table top gas lange, new condition; Progress coolorator new condition; Admiral table nvi.lel radio; kitchen cabinet; very gcol breakfast table and four chairs; dresser; iron bed, springs, mattress. 521 Anderson. Phone 469-R. 27-29-2t.

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FOP. SALE: Apples: Jcmathann, Grimes and other varieties, also cider. Crystal Springs Apple Gave, west end Elizabeth street. Kenneth F. Harris. iPhone 287-W. 22-23-24-25-27-29-31-1-81. 11 d: s \ i j ii ,, i,, calves, 0 heifers. Will sell together or separate. Oren Kivett, Roachdale. R - 1 - 28-2p

WANTED: Young i retail store. Answer ' writing stating qualiJ salary • t 1 A' 4

care Banner.

WANTED: Girl for work, cocking, two c cnees. Stay Mrs. son, 81C west Main fordsville Indiana. TWO dl N ' vT ® Manager of large, *’ company must appoint good paying work in where this newspaper Render service and do Farm expmwnce or anj expei ienc mipful Pleasant, permanent only name airl add! #- terview arranged.

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WANTED: Junk Greenca th temp PspJ Company. 711 Maple f 60. Edgar White.

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Wanted lady ’ Short orders. 8 ! [,J a ‘'WANTED week for c ,,ler1 ' Address Box D

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Junk, paper, raS-’ metal. We also ,% S Junk Yar®'

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kOR SA1J0: 3 pedigreed Cockiv Spaniel puppies. Phone 784. 27-3t.

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