The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 November 1941 — Page 2
Tin': DAIJ.T BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MuNDAV, XLA’EMDER 10, 19H
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CLOSED TUESDAY, NOV. 11th, 1941
is difficult to
associate twenty-
the
f^the thrilling joy of " three years ago with
conditions existing on this v year's Armistice Day—Ex^.cept that we may look forward to another day when t ie present turmoil may be
'iped away again and in its
: tead—
THE TORCH OF FREEDOM BURNING EVERYWHERE”
pause work tomorrow the hope that we may son have cause for cele
ration.
Greencastle Motors, in<
E'e Serve As Well As Sell
THE DAILY BANNER j
and
Herald Consolidated “It Wavw For All” 8. R. Rarities, Pnbll»her Entered In the postoffioe at Greencastle, Indiana, as second class mall matter under Act of March 8, 1878. Subscription price, 12 cents per week; $3.00 per year by mall In Putnam County; $3.50 to $5 00 per year by mall outside Putnam County. 17-19 South Jackson Street
SOCIETY .Mrs. Pauline Sandy Society Editor Phone All Social and Person..! Items To 05
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A BIB I/E THOUGHT FOR TODAY Learn moderation in all thinKS. Develop self, mastery: Wine and new wine take away the understanding.— Hosea 4:11.
ti;ei. planting f <'out IimmmI from On<*) Acrt of urdue, will cooperate i demonstrations which are
the county farmstead de-
velopment
project initiate 1 during
the past ye "The j
danting demonstrations
should be •
if great value to anyone
in landscape develop-
ment,” say-
; the county agent, "since 1
correct pi,u
iting methods may be oh- !
served and
an opportunity will be af- ,
forded for
discussion of individual
problems."
Mr. Hull
points out that planting |
may lie don
■ at any time during the 1
pnoun 1 ia I
• son except when the j ’rozen and air tempera- 1
lures are a
diove freezing. The dem- 1
onstrations
will thus he of especial |
usefulness 1
o the many families who j
have begun
a development program
since the
ppiject.
initiation of the county
DKPAUW DADS t( nn11nut‘<1 From Vnue Oue, - 1 .■ nn hot rolls were baked; 100 large cakes were cut to serve with the 1500 “.snow-hall" desserts: 50 quarts of cranberries went into sauce: 400pountIs of fn>xen peas wore consumed as well as 50 gallons of whole kernel ( in: 1500 cinnamoned apples were ju-epaied, and 2400 cups of coffee. It required a staff of sixty waiters i 1 H .wman gym to serve the dinner. I • ■ p;i. the fact that the gymnasium h no kitchen, the food was served piping hot by keeping it in electricalP In ated ovens after it had been preI at in the dormitory kitchens. And then, when the dinner was over, the ■ Oiing of mote than R.000 dishes,
CLOSING OUI SALE On aeennnt of my illness I will sell t Puh'.ie Xiiction at the Orlenn 'ilihnan I ami, I miles west nt Belle l n a, III miles southeast of Green-a-t!e, ;{ miles southv.est of Ml. Merilian, at 1(1:30 \. M. prompt, on Tuesday, November 18 Al! My Personal Property Including:
7 716 pieces of silver and nearly 3,000
:la-ses was no small task.
And the dinner was served without 1 a single hitch thanks to the excel- ■ t planning f Mrs. Mills and the .plendid cooperation of every unit i :n the preparation of the food, to transporting it to the gymnasium, to i serving it on the tables, to washing ihc dishes and silverware. A tremendous task hut one which Mrs. Mills takes in stride along with handing the regular meals for Longden Hall. Hector Hall, Lucy Rowland
and Mason Hall.
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< tK( I IT rot RT NOTES Clarence E. Stevens has been named administrator of the estate of Maurice E. Stevens, late of Putnam county. Gillen & Lyon are attorneys. Eleanor McKeracher was granted i divorce from Harry McKeracher. and the custody of their 7-months old child. The defendant did not appear to contest the suit and was represented by Prosecutor Rexell A. Boyd, on appointment by the court. The wife is prohibited from remarrying for a period of two years, because of the non-appearance of the
husband.
The Federal Lan I Bank of l/ouisville is plaintiff against .John L. Livesay et al, in a suit for ejectment. Gillen & Lyon represent the plain-
tiff.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK
Hogs 12.009 160 1 lower, lighter weight: 210 lbs $10 10-$10.20 $9.80-$9.95; 280-400 100-160 lbs $9-$10:
IBersoiial And LOCAL NEWS IIKIEI *
Mrs. Woodrow Watson and baby returned to their home Monday from the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Floyd Keck of Stilesville was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Sunday for treatment. Mrs. Samuel Shonkwiler. Greer,- < astle, R 4, relumed to her home Sunday from the Putnam County hospital. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Taylor and daughter of Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Meda Long and family. The Official Board of Gobin M - uiorial Methodist church will meet j n Keystone Chapel this evening at 7:00 o’clock. The Board of Christian Education of Ihc First Baptist Church will meet this evening at the home of T. O. Purcell at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Johns of North Dakota are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Johns of 318 Gillespie street and other relatives in the county. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Craft are attending the State Farm Insurance meetings Monday and Tuesday at the Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis. Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge No. 106 will meet this evening at 8 o’clock. Members are asked to bring their donations for the hospital at the I. O. O F. Home. Mrs. John Emison has returned to her home in Scarborough, N. Y. after visiting with her son at the Phi Kappa Psi House and also with Mis; Pearl O'Hair.
Alpha Phi Alumnae Will Entertain Seniors
The Alpha Phi Alumnae will
tertain the Alpha Phi seniors at a I dinner Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock | at Mrs. Garrett's. Following the . dinner the regular meeting will bo j held at the home of Miss Leila |
Horne, east Seminary street.
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Mrs. DoLong To Be Hostess Tuesday
The afternoon section of the International Relations Study Group of A. A. U. W. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. Jennie DeLong, at the Delta Zeta House. Mrs. Harold Zink will present the study on “Isolation Reconsidered.’’
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Kappa Delta Phi To Meet Tonight Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will hold t n u regular 5 istness meeting Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Miss Martha Hurst, 814 south Colli go avenue. Following the business meeting rough initiation will be held fc: Fix pledges.
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Monday Book < lub Meeting Cancelled The November meeting of the Monday Book Club schedule,; for this evening has bi n cancelled.
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I . E. G. To Meet With Mis* Shearer Miss Dade Shearer will be hostess t. the P. E. () Sisterhood at a desert- meeting Wednesday at 1:30, honoring Mrs. Simpson Stoner. State c.iganizer for P. E. O.
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Golden Wheel To Meet With Miss Peek Golden Wheel will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at* the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck, east Anderson street.
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+ ANNIVERSARIES + en- J .gj *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9 *9
Birthdays
Mrs. Mollie Gardner, west Liberty reel today, November 10. Mrs. Clyde Grimes, Greencastle R. 4. Sunday, November 9. John Arthur Friend, Sunday, No-
vember 9.
George E. Friend, Sunday, Novem-
ber 9.
Betty Klebusch, 13 years today, November 10. Maty Almeda White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forest White, west Berry street, 8 years old Monday, November 10th. Lowell Ray Erwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Erwin, south Indiana street road, 3 years old Sunday, November 9th. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Lee Martin, 20th anniversary today, November 10.
The Putnam county auto license agency will be closed all day tomorrow.
Mrs. W. L. was released pital Sunday.
Bah win of Coatesville from the county hos-
Mrs. Tullia Haymer, east Walnut
ip 10-15 cents street, spent the weekend in K*>ko251 off; 160- 1 me, visiting with her daughter, Mrs. 210-240 lbs Forest Riggs and Mr. Riggs ,and her '!• 65-*9.80: new little granddaughter Linda
ws steady to | Faye.
10c lower at $9.10-$' 75.
Cattle 2.200: calv< 'ings and light steer heifers firm: cows ,t ) loads 994-1,031 few loads $11.50-$11. leifers $11.25; beef nostly $7-$8; vealer
i'iOO fed yoarfully steady I bulls steady; yearlings $12, 55; load fed 'ows quotable steady to 50c
lower, extreme top >14. Sheep 3,500; native fat lambs and sheep steady; no early sales fed Western lambs or yearlings; good to choice native lambs $1150-$ 11.85.
FIREMAN M \ki bi \
7-pc. Living Boom suite, nike new; 2 Inkling beds; iron bed; solid walnut Witique hi'd; 3 feather beds; dresser; 1'iiinge; center table; •* good It’S” \
1 .” rugs: large mirror; I grind roek-I damage,
g i liairs; gaud < 'al heating stove; | i| lie.iter; Monarch range, like new hin,i closet; kitchen eahinet; ’ safes; hunk ease; dining table and chairs;
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The city firemen were called to 6 ast Hanna street, aim it 5:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon, when a flue was reported burning out. There was no
M \ BBI \GE IKINsE
i iimleiim rug, 0x15; all kinds of dishes, some Anticpie dishes, eonsistng if cuke stands, preserve stands, uhale castor and other antiques; '“ling ulenslls; jars, crocks, fruit jars and many other articles.
TERMS: CASH.
\I.'lON ill UST, Auctioneer. W ALTER KELLER, Clerk MRS. ORLENA WILDMAN I I N< II W ILL BI. SERVED
Earl C. Davis, minister, 2620 North Illinois street. Indianapolis, ind Martha Helen Knetzer, at f.>me
Coatesville route 2.
Funeral services were held at Bloomington Sunday for Howard M. Tourner, 74 years old, many years a jeweler in that city, hut remembered in Greencastle as a former flute instructor in the DePauw School of Music, and a student in DePauw.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gough spent the week end in Chicago, the guests "f Mr. and Mrs. John VanHorh. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Wan Rolenta ol Roai I who now live in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sublett visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bordner and daughter Dorothy Jean at Noblesville Thursday and Friday of last week. Mrs. Bordner is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sublett. The High School Fellowship of Gobin Memorial church will hold a •‘kitchen cabinet” meeting this evening. The “pitch-in supper” will be served at 5:30 p. m. Rebecca Longden. program chairman, has announced that Dr. J. M. Fulmer will ipeak on "The Youth of Turkey.’’ Clovis Madden, deputy sheriff, repot ts what appears to be nn instance of a pathetic result of a Hallowe’en prank. Since that night of witching, a black mule has been running loos; west of the Somerset church north of town, wandering forlornly around in corn fields. It has a rope dangling from its neck, and it appears to be eight or nine years old.
Our curtain work will even please an Interior Decorator. Home Laundry & Cleaners. Phone 126. 10-11.
and Mrs. Hymer’s first visit here since their serious accident in New
York in July. They expect to arrive j Hobby Show At
in Wilmington Tuesday. I
-CLOSED ALL DAYARMISTSCE DAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1941 Holly's Friendly Sales and Service King Morrison Foster Co Putnam Motor Sales
for Your A ivertlslng Dollar.
Mrs. John Simpson of Bainbridge ’.eturned homo Sunday from the Putnam County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Allee, west Walnut street, had as their week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trees "f Indianapolis. Charles Rector visited Saturda> and Sun lay with his son, Charles. Jr. at Evanston, 111, They attended the Indiana-Northwestern football
game.
Little Tommy Judy wishes to extend his appreciation and thanks foi the beautiful flowers, cheer up cards and books which he received from his friends wliile in the Putnam county hospital. Funeral rvlces were held at Brazil Sunday furenoon for Glenda Ann, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James 9'itzinger of Greencastle. Her death occurred Friday afternoon at the Riley hospital in Indianapolis, of pneumonia, i few hours after she had been taken to the hospital. The mother of the child was formerly Miss Juanita Green of Brazil. The annual turkey dinner of Ear! Fisk Camp. United Spanish War Veterans, and its auxiliary, will be held the evening of Thursday. December 4. in the dining room of the First Presbyterian church, Greencastle. The camp will furnish tne turkeys. Those attending are asked to bring baskets of food and table service. A number of distinguished guests are expected to be present.
iociul Service Club elebrates Anniversary The Social Service Club celebrated its sixteenth anniversary at the home of Mrs. Flossie Poe with twentythree of its twenty-five members present. Following a delicious pitch-in dinner at noon the meeting was cadet'. to order by the presioent. Mrs. Ruth Craft. Devotions. “Detours' was conducted by Mrs. Ida McCul-
lough.
Two duets. “I Know the Bible is True'', an i "My Mothers Bible'' were sung by Virginia Craft and Betty Pitts acompanied by Mrs. Lola Ritsler Mrs. Ruth Craft gave an interesting book review, “Our Bible ’ by J. McKey Adams. Contests furnished by the hostess were won by Mesdames Dorothy Allen anti Ida McCullough. Guests were Mrs. Velma Chew, Mary Ellen McCullough. Mai v Rnab, Virginia Craft. Betty Pitts, Sharon Sue Rissler, Dean Allen an'. Jerry Skelton. 4* *9 *9 4* Belle Union P. T. A. Met In School Gymnasium The regular meeting of the Belle Union Parent-Teachers was held Monday evening, November 3rd. in the high school gymnasium. Miss Ethel Hurst, president, called the house to order. The association donated $100 to the improvement of school grounds. This project is featured as the Pai-ent-Teachers goal this year, however, considerable money, labor, shrubs, etc., have been promised by various citizens in the township. A committee of twelve member-t are working on this project. They will appreciate any support that may be given them. The association also voted $1.00 to buy T. B. Seals, $5.00 to Farmers Institute and $5.00 for T. B. Serum for the 9th grade and basketball players. The Parent-Teachers cleared $33 at the Halloween carnival Friday evening. A very nice program was rendered featuring "Dads' Night." The hospitality committee served pumpkin pie. cocoa and coffee, which was greatly enjoyed by all. 4* 4* 4* 4* Washington twp. I*. T. A. Will Meet Tnesda> The Washington Township ParentTeachers Association will hold its next meeting Tuesday evening, November 11, at 7:30 o'clock, at the high school building in Pleasant Gar-
dens.
A hard times party was held at the high school building last J-kiday
7. It was spon-
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The Cost of j
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Even though the prj
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Happier Homes Club To Meet With Mrs. Baker The Happier Homes Study Club 1 will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 1 o’clock with Mrs. Mahlan Baker, 904 south Locust street. *9 4* 4* *9 • Morning Musieale To Meet Wednesday The Greencastle Morning Musieale will hold the first meeting of the year Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock in Music School. Mr. Shad- I bolt will give a program of piano music by the Hungarian composer. Bartok. Members may invite a guest for this meeting.
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Mrs. Dan Gardner Honored At Dinner
A birthday dinner was given Sun- ; pains in th. intestines id day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uas P a > n due to delayed j lenmie Gardner In honor of Mrs. , A , YAj Dan Gardner’s 66th birthday anni- Everett v ; 5
versa ry.
Those present were Mrs, Dan Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gardner, Mr. an I Mrs. Forrest Gardner md son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner anil children Warren and Virginia, Mrs. Guy Tilley and children Leroy. Frances, Mildred, Helen, Lola, Betty, Paul and Wan la, all of Greencastle an I Mr. and Mrs. Grova Gardner and son Donald of Colfax, Ind.
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Mrs. Stower To Be
Hostess Wednesday | Mrs. Robert Stoner will he hostess to the Veronica Club Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home ,,
Bowles, Miss Kathryn tta
Mil. V. |
Browning. Mr>. Laurence!
Mrs. Mu A 1 ': i t'-.l
Intestinal Gas W | Adler ilea - : ■ relieved j
„ 1 DruggiB-l Drug Stoii ami R. p yonj fist ' Announced ^yinplionv Rridpl Parties For This Week Mrs. F. T. 0'Callaghan. | man of the Bridge Toun he Ind 1 Ilian's Cn:: J i" ft tl I Bundy. M,>.s Florence 3m M-ss .la ..1
Mrs. Hei I:
Steele.
Those entertaining this i ( Mrs. Maynn Bundy, Mrs wright, Mrs .1 ;p McCord. 1
of Mrs. Garrett. 916 south Indiana ' street. Anyone unable to be presenc please phone Mrs. Stoner. Mrs. Rex Haines will have charge of the pro- '
gram.
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Tuesday Reading ('ireb* To Meet With Mrs. Nichols
Tuesday Reading Circle will meet ' Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock with Mrs. E. B. Nichols. 707 east i
Seminary street.
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Miss Martha Knetzer Bride Of Earl Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer, of near Fillmore,^ announce the mar- ! ringe of their daughter. Martha Helen, t*) Earl C Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Davis, of near
Roachdale.
The single ring ceremony was performed in the First Chrk"tian church of Lafayette, by the minister the Rev. Doyle Mullen, on Saturday, November 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will make their home in Indianapolis where the bridegroom is employed.
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Boston Club To Mee: This Evening
O’Call.i: M ; and Mis- P. ir! O'Hair.
FINAL \<TI()\
i 1 ont iiitit*(I from r.'itEf On
the I'nk: -. jj
cemetery. His address is | for 11 a. m ESI on all
| networks.
| The 17-vot'- majority I neutrality i m i: nm bill in t | Friday in hi heralded by I “scarcely a erent victory'' j ing the Hi ' leadership cern. although it is confident sage. Housi opponents of tration foreign policy, ceding that th revisions approved pi- ict a close i The neutrality revision ated in the !h>use but called repeal of tl ■ rostrieti n agf' ed merchant -hips. The] ed that bill. 259 to 138. The Senate added toil It, provision foi u pealofall . ping rest net lens in the Act-—repeal of the
Miss Lelia Horne and Mrs. C. K. ; agHinst sh j„ sailing into Hughes will be hostesses this eve- p roC)almei | m the Preri ning to the Boston Ciub at the home j a g Hinst s hi, ding directly
M 1 'The program KWH L* belliget
b<‘ Riven by Miss Minnetta Wright * «\ye don’t expect another
j victory,” one House lei pointing out that many
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evening, November
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hymer ) ’ 0red by ^ P T A ' , left yesterday for their home in Wil- „ ‘ + * * mington. Del While Mr. Hymer was * T "L*'!a I/' on a business trip in the West. Mrs. I T 11 W '* ,,nesd ".v
Hymer visited with her three sisters, Mrs. Neal Allen, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, and Mrs. Desste Thomas. Mr. and Mrs Neal Allen entertained the group at a dinner Sunday. Mr. Hymer called on his relatives, Mr
The Bainbridge P. T. A. will meet Wednesday evening November 12. at
.he school house at 7:30.
The North Bainbridge Group will have charge. There is to be music by the swing band and Dr. E. E. Rnm-
and Mrs. Charles E. Cooper and Mrs *ay from Terre Haute State Teaoh-
Williams at Raccoon. This was Mr. ‘
er s College, will speak.
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Local Womr'ii Attend
Now ('astir
FLASH!
<<'outliniofi from Poir* 1>ai*i
Mrs. Louis F. Hays and Mrs. N. L.
Hammond were in New Thursday and Friday
Crystal Tea, Antique and Hobby
on “Women In Art."
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Miss Edna Bowie< Nang At Wedding ■Miss Edna Bowles of Greencastle sang it the wedding of Miss Mary Josephine Beckner and Richard Baker Benson, which took place in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon in the North Methodist Church.
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Local Women Attend Meet \t Logansport
The Misses Susie Talbott, Ethel Daniels, and Helen Browning attended the Seventh District meeting of the Business and Professional Womens Club held at Logansport Sunday. They were accompanied to Logansport by Mrs. Robert L. Browning and Miss Lelia Talbott.
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Delilah Miller I*. T. A. Group To Moot Today The Delilah MMler study group committee announces its last meeting of this year will be held tonight in Room 303, Harrison Hall. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30. Please note the change in meeting Place. The group is going to Harnron Hall in order that Dr. Paul Fay can show his films. The subject will be "Problems of Child Adjustment" and Miss I^ela Bradfield will be leadof the dicusslon group.
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Castl»
attending a
damaged and "some" merchant ships 1 S1 ? OW at thp Pirst Christian Church. I'll and sunk in a British naval at- I where 1)10 Rev Robert
tack on an Italian convoy central Mediterranean.
in the
USE DAILY BANNEft ADA ER TISTNG FIRST And Get the Most
. „ T. Beck is | pastor. One of the interesting feaI lures of the entertainment was an I old fashioned style show. On Thursi'Jay afternoon Mrs Hays talked on I Tnpar Glaj,s " and on Friday after-
noon she addressed the
"Colored Glass."
Rtoup on
Special One Week
Starting November 10 I wo 83.00 Permanents
•or $5,lfU $5.00 Permanent ** « r .>3.50 Elberta's Beauty Shop
i
303 S. \ in,.
Phone 301-M
committ I themselves (M* House dehat' ainst tiffin? bat zone restrictions. House df bati "ill hept day and con' nm* int vote is expected late early Friday “This pro< lure." Blnotngive the opposition all U*
needs’’
DEPAFU WORSHIP The DePauw Oxford
< ;i ( up will mont Tit' ■
Church of Evanston shipchapol r ■ -' m al '
v . dt«sda hr U ' ( '
MONDAY THRU Cleaning S _ cash a carbt - Suits, Men’s or Ladies SKIRTS PANTS These prlee« ,1 '' ln moth pmtrfW ^ IDEAL Clew 18 S. Vine St.