The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 December 1941 — Page 3

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Leather Slippers Jifl-Prioed Fajauum

pj-Lookiiijr Hose, 4 prs,

„„ ( apesUin Gloves 98c fgthon Hals i.98 utiide Gladstones 5.90 ither Billfolds 98c 0 Boxed Hankies, 2 for . 19c I, Boxed Hankies, 2 for . 25c M ,t Border Hankies, ea 25c ne Cotton Hankies, ea 10c irift-l'riced Hankies, ea ...... 5c ir t Wool Socks, Pr 39c ir Lined Dress Gloves 1.98

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1.19 49c

Cp Capeskin Gloves Cflieht Shirts u Wool Scarfs

$1.65 Even if he is hard to please you ic.now he will be delighted with ihis grand shirt that is far superior in ■very detail! Splendid smooth weave cotton broadcloths, far finer than you would expect to find at so n .ironable a price! Lasting freshness with hands'too woven patterns, colorful stripes or dressy whites. Refreshing tones! All fast colors! Expertly tailored to a ‘"T and what's more they're Sanforized to keep that comfortable fit! A gift you know, he wants! Match each with a smart tie 98c PENNEY’S

Will Place Ban On Rubber Item

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS

ATTENTION CITIZENS OF PUTNAM COUNTY IXPERTS SAY, "Food Will Win This War" lat is our next job—Food prices are bound to get higher 1-Hogs and Cattle are going up—This will raise the ices of Pork and Beef. Let’s Put Some Food In The Bar 1 :!

«nt o locker and fill it with Igher.

meat BEFORE PRICES GET

I'strue our supply of lockers is getting short but we have ppleroom and will fill it as long as there is a demand— + COME OUT AND LET US, TELL YOU HOW TO Save From $50 to $100 A Year.

PAM COUNTY FROZEN FOODS, INC. LAWRENCE REED—Mgr. Phone 762

Fierce Fighting In West Malaya JAPS SEEK FIRM FOOTHOLD; HONG KONG REJECTS NEW ULTIMATUM SINGAPORE, Dec. 18-(UP) — Japanese forces fought ferociously along the west Malaya coast today in an apparent attempt to seize and consolidate positions which would permit them to strike at strongly fortified Penang Island from Butterworth, facing the island in Wellesley

province.

Reports from the front indicated that the crisis point was appi-oach-ing in the entire battle of Malaya. In Borneo, empire forces had withdrawn from the 50-mile stretch of the Sarawak-Brunei coast which th" Japanese invaded and both British Empire and Dutch army and air forces were reported organizing their defense in strong positions all over

the island.

Hong Kong, rejecting a second Nippon surrender ultimatum, blasted enemy positions on the mainland while Chinese forces hacked at Uv, Japanese rear from west and north. AN XMAS GIFT HINT Brilliant, sparkling and inherently colorful, glassware holds high promise of proving most popular as \ gift choice this Christmas; and to brighten the home with its beautifully practical, decorative character long after the last bit of. tinsel has

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GROCERIES — MEATS — VEGETABLES

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24 Lb Bag

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been taken from the Christmas tiee. Such a nigh degree of artistry as well as functionalism has been achieved in the development of many kinds of glassware to be seen an I selected in local stores, that it pro- , vides a most gracious answer to | “what to give” for use in every room m the h*»use; from nursery to bath- ! room, from kitchen to dining room, | from boudoir, to living room. Particularly heartening to the gin giver with pin money to spend is the fact that production of glassware ha in no way had to be limited because of defense demands. And those who venture -shopping with a well-lined purse will bo afforded a rich variety of exquisite glassware, distinguished in quality; highly detailed with hand craftsmanship of the blown or carved type, worthy of the admiral.. n of the most

critical!

At any price, the clear, radiant beauty of glassware lend itself to the simple home, or to hospitality in the grand manner, when the silversmith's and chin a ware artisan's products too are brought forth to feast the eye as well as to lerve food for the palate. There is glassware to give in the name of sheer luxury and decorative elegance; such as figurines, whimsical or as artistically impressive as tire finest piece of sculpture. There is glassware to enhance one' furnishings; including book ends, table centerpieces, candelabra, bon bon dishes, picture frames, lamps and vases. There is glassware of the mot useful typo to cook in, to serve in;1salt cellars, fruit bow's and platters; and complete services oi drinking glassware, crystal clear or in delicate col-

oring.

Not restricted to the household, glassware has also inspired gifts for the business man's office; such as clocks, table lighter and ash trays thoroughly masculine, chunky, as though carved out of ice. Catching a thou, .nd lights with j its prismatic refleetiveness, glass- ! ware features easy to clean surfaces, and lends itself t<> design suited to the most traditiona is well as most modern background. Good taste to give and thrilling bo receive, gifts of glassware mote than any other, can i»e bought inexponsively, yet make a brilliant impression, and radiate the fond wishes of the giver for many years to come.

AUTO TIRES WILL BE MAIN ARTICLE RESTRICTED AS RESULT OK WAR WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—(UP) — The ordinary man who uses his car j principally to drive to work, to scout around Saturday nights and for Sun- ; day driving may not be able to buy a I new tire for the duration of the war. j or until P^ar Eastern shipping lanes j

are reopened.

That news perhaps more than any other today brings the impact j of the world wide war directly to the home front. War needs for all materials—especially rubber—will be placed uncompromisingly ahead of j less-essential civilian demands. Price Control Administrator Leon! Henderson, who also is director of ] the OPM’s civilian supply division, revealed that state and local machinery is being set up to ration automobile tires beginning Jan. 4 only to persons and ageheies classed as essential to industrial efficiency and

civilian health.

The same machinery, he said, may be used to carry out rationing programs for other scare commodities. Henderson disclosed that civilian consumption of crude rubber must be reduced to at least 10.000 tons a month. Current consumption has been at the rate of nearly 47,000 tons

a month.

Under the severe overall rubber rationing program, producers would be required to eliminate production of golf and tennis balls, bathing suits, stationers goods such as rubber bands, toy balloons and hundreds of other items. Rubber supplies would be guaranteed for the production of fire hose, hot water bottles, syringes, protective clothing, jai r rings, surgeon’s gloves, friction tape and essential mechanical goods.

CAN YOU PICTURE A MERRIER CHRISTMAS THAN ONE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE? To accumulate the cash you will need next Christmas, open a Christmas Club account at this ban and maLe small weekly deposits all through the coming year. START NOW!

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BRICK CHAPEL

-I- -1- -l- -r -h -i- -I- •!- -f- -!• -!• •!• -I- .;■} Orman O’Hair arrived home Saturday night on an eight day furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Evalo Woodsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Whimple of Michigan City spent Saturday night with

Mark Woodsworth.

Alice Detro spent a few days with

Roy Detro and family.

The Ladies Aid met with Helen Lane Thursday afternoon. There will be a Christmas tree at

Join Our 1942 Xmas Club CHOOSE ONE OF THESE PLANS Save Weekly Have In 50 Weeks $ .25 $12.50 .50 25.00 1.00 50.00 2.00 100.00 3.00 150.00 5.00 250.00

First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.

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the church Sunday night. Dec. 21. Cecil Knauei who has undergone The program will be sponsored by an operation at Indianapolis is rethe Home Ec Club. Everyone is in- : covering nicely, vited. Milt Scobee spent Moi <l,iy night Air. and Mrs. Russell \\ arren and ^ an( j Tuesday with home folks. He Mr. and Mrs. Roy Detro spent Mon- has enlisted in the , ir corp and leavday in Indianapolis. ; es this week for Texas.

Butter

Country Boll 90 Score Lb.

Potatoes

15 Lb. Peck

(oj + -I- -l- -i- -s- -I- 4- .e.j :• EAST GREENCASTLE TWP. 0 -1- -i* -t- -i- V q- q. q. .p Air. and Mis. Harold Stanger were in Indianapolis Sunday as guests of Mr. and Airs. Vend' Zeiner. Mrs. Zeincr and Mrs. Stanger are sisters. Sunday callers oi Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson were Ah .and Alls. Don Frazier of Greencastle and Mrs. Frazier’s parents, Ah. and Airs. Carl Arnold of near Fillmore.

/■COFFEE

Chase & Sanborn Lb

27c

pAKER COCOA

Free t ake Pan 4 f" /, Lb. » "• 1 5^

CRACKERS peanut butter; i bars " ,

2 Lb. Box

Caches Ganges

White Freestone No. IW can

Sunklnl Do/..

I22C 13c

BACON

HAMBURGER

Itostmi Style

15c

All Meat Lb

OYSTERS

BOILING BEEF

BACON CHEESE

Suliil Pack

Pint

Lb.

Sliced No Rind

Ll>. Layers

27c

Kraft, American Velveeta, 2 lb.

BEEF ROAST

Choice Cuts Lb

STOP!

WASTE PAPER

SAVE Ii—UNCLE SAM NEEDS IT FOR DEFENSE + We Pay For Every Pound A and S Junk Yard Phone 678

You'll approve their Quality, too — and applaud their Economy, A&P both makes and sells the thrifty 33 Ann Page Foods, thus eliminates many unnecessary in-between expenses, and shares the sayings nith you. Try Ann Page Foods and discover how good they are, how grand they taste. Your money back if you're not completely satisfied.

SALAD DRESSING Mustard Annr ag « »-o*- 9c

Preserves2 31c Grape Jelly An ^; iE * 15c Peanut Butter ££ ^’ r 20c Ketchup Ann Pa*e 2Vo°'"25c Pure Vanilla 27c Sparkle Pu (j ' e d i i a n tin. a " 11 Pk *- 5c MARVEL BREAD

Chocolate Cherries Hard Mix Candy

Peanut Brittle candy

English Walnuts

Mixed Nuts Newcmp

Pecans Paper Shell 8 0'Clock Coffee

■enrk-hrd DATED

3 N 2 26c

** Cans

2 No 2 19c

* Cans

Iona Tomatoes Iona Peas &2S

Fruit Cocktail suitam. 2 25c Cranberry Sauce 2 16 c '’ n °‘ 25c None Such Mincem’t 23c Bell’s Poultry Seasoning pv* 10c

Iona Flour Pu A ” s .

Eggs

Wildmere Butter Pure Lard V ^^c' n: Rolled Oats

BEANS ANN PAGE—WITH PORK Boston Style O 1' '' or Vegetal lan ( i jSSSSBC-t.... ' ^

SPAGHETTI

3 23c

or MACARONI

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SYRUP Ann Page Qt. "f Blended Jug [ £

Variety Cereals ^i i 1 1

P&G Soap

20c

p 1 ^ 31c Lux Toilet Soap

2 CakVa He

DEL MAIZ N1BLETS

Re* O f»

£. c “ nf Zac

GRI FN GIANT P £ A „ S 15c

ISO SIZE _ _ Tangerines DozZdc SEEDLESS Grapefruit 6 for^Sc FLORIDA Oranges 2 doz. o5c

HADDOCK FILLETS DRESSED

WHITING

RED FISH FILLETS

SOLID PACK

OYSTERS

Fish

Pole Star

Lb. 25c 2 Lbs. 27c Lb. 19c pt. 35c

FRUIT CAKES

SULTANA

$1.23 2 dAKE 53c

5-r.b. ’'Cak.

JANE PARKER DELI\E

5 -K, $1.79 2-LB. CAKE 77c

-Money Back Guarantee on A&P Meats-

SMOKED HAMS COOKED HAMS s «* 33c ROUND STEAK ^ 39c BEEF ROAST 29c

SAUSAGE SLAB BACON PORK

Kinga Zisking

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Hull

SKINNED

PACKER’S TOP QUALITY a HOLE OR 8H INK

RIB ROAST

SKINLESS WIENERS FRYING CHICKENS

SLICED BACON

Fancy

Full

Dressed

Whole or Half

LOIN

2 Lbs 49c

“> 23c | FANCY TURKEYS ROAST

Sunnyfield

Fancy

Now York Dressed

28c

31c

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