The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 December 1941 — Page 3

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TOE DA-ll.V BA.NNEK,<.!KEENOAH3:iJS t ihflUAKA. FPJDW. OEi.'EMBER 1W, Wi.

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Linder, a young man of Lvlaml. "■ns in court yesterday st l with issuing a fraudulent chei; k to the Fowler Clothing

' oany Roachdale,

pleaded guilty.

tinned upon his paying the fine and cost.-! an.I reimbursing the money lost by the check. Linder was arrested in Rockville by Sheriff Clouse of Parke county, and Sheriff Robert D Patton, of Putnam county brought him here

a which | for trial. The young man’s parents He waslappi red with a plea for clemency.

Dollie Grimes vs. City of Terre

L /y.' l ,e

'• need t serve a term at the pen-

jp-m and to pay a fine, the penal ^ Haute, damages; set for trial Feb 2 sentence was suspended, condi- Blanche Sams vs. Pa. R. r. C o.

Defendant files motion to reconsider j the issues and the court fixes Jan. !) to hear arguments of counsel as to reconsidering. Hazel Gruelle vs. Melvin Gruelle, i divorce; defendant called and default- [ ed.

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THIS IS MY IDEA!"

K and S. Shoes—A gift every man on your lis( nil! a;pieciate. You buy the certificate (SI. and up)—then he i . in and •n’icets the style he likes best.

R&S Boot Shop

ONLY 4 MORE DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS

You still have time to get what you want here for every member of the family.

TOYS

RADIOS

GLASSWARE

BICYCLES

CHINA WARE

SPORY GOODS

ELECTRICAL

GUNS

APPLIANCES +

+ REFRIGERATORS

ARDWARE +

+ WASHERS

TRICYCLES

+ KIC AUTOS

NO MARKING RROBI ! M OPEN EVENINGS TU XMAS

MILLER'S 'f STORE

303 North Jcclison Street

Phone 143

GOOD SERVICE FANCY GROCERIES

Counlv Churches

BIIICK t il.VPbl -MORTON Robert L. Benefiel, pastor. 10:00 Sunday Church School. 11:00 Morning Christmas program

at Moiton.

7:00 Evening Christmas program

at Brick Chapel.

Services this week will be given over entirely to Christmas interestBoth churches will have programs dur.ng the worship hour. At Morton | the Sunday School will present an I impromptu program of speeches and ; songs. The Home Economies club u the community will present the program at Brick Chapel in the evening . This will be the last services o! i the year at both churches. Rev. and Mrs. Benefiel will visit in Wisconsin during the next week. We will be looking forward to start the new year with new interest an 1 enthus-

iasm for the church.

Agitating •>h- i)raperils

(By Jim Zeis, Sports Editor)

Chadd Will Bring Indians To Town

ANDERSON TO MEET TIGER (TBS ON LO( VI. FLOOR S VTl KIIAV NIGHT

Old Gold Caaers Rap Louisville V ISITING SIJI'AI) PROVED STI ItBORN OPPOSITION FOR

TIGER TEAM

Order cut flowers and pottec. plants now to be delivered Christmas morning. Milton's Posey Patch Phone 707-R. 19-lt

For Sale—

( LINTON I ALLS METHODIST CinTU'H

Fred S. Wintle, pastor. Services for Sunday, December 21 10:00 a. m. Chin eh school, Floyd ! Miller, Supt. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship ; sermon by the pastor. 1:20 p. m. Christmas program. The Christmas program will take the place of the regular evening worship service. The youth fellowship will not meet. We are expecting ii large crowd at our Christmas program Come one. come all!

( AT VR V( T METHODIST ( III R( II Rev Albert Lewis Meredith, pastor. Sunday school, 9:3.30 a. m. Morning worship Christmas sermon 10:30 ,i m.

Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs take or, | another tough foe Saturday night in i the local gym when Coach Archil j Chadd brings his Anderson Indian. 1 to town. This will be the last high school basketball game until aftei the Christmas holidays and if Santa Claus is good to us maybe the Cubs will present their fans with a victory And speaking of victory, a special feature is planned between halves o> the Anderson-Green, astle encountei when seven charming majorettes wil p rform. Their ent-staimnent. it i said, will have a “V for Victory” for

mation as a fitting climax.

Archie Chadd is a former Bain bridge boy and a large delegation o, folks from his hone community ar. exacted to witness the tilt. Andet son always has a good team and. thi Tiger Cubs will have to but fort! their best efforts to win from the in

vailing Indians.

There will be a preliminary til'

starting at 7 p. m.

And we might add In closing that Greencastle has om of the best high school bands in th. state. If you don’t believe it, come over to th gymnasium tomorrow evening and hea»' the boys and gills under the dir ectioh of Gene Pennington.

DePauw’s basketeers found the University of Louisville squad a stubborn opponent last night over at Bowman gym. but the Tigers spurted in the latter part of the fray to defeat the visitors. 41 to 35. DePauw got away to a nice start, running the count 8 to 2. The quarter ended with the Hgers leading 11 to 6. In the second quarter Louisville hit its stride, and. using set shots and counting on all free throws, caught the Tigers at 14-all and went ahead. 17 to 14 before Don Jones md Wally Etcheson brought DePauw into a one-point lead at the half which ended 18 to 17. In the third quarter neither team scored heavily, DePauw seeing four-point lead of 24 to 20 fade into i one-point lead tor Louisville at 25 to 24. In the final period DePauw spurted and ran 10 points before Louisville scored again and the Tigris were comfortably ahead throughout the remainder of the game.

BOWLING STANDING

USED FURNITURE, stoves, rugs dishes, tools, men's, women's, chil dren’s used clothing and shoes. Wi buy and sell anything of value. Trad ing Post, 319 N. Jackson. 3-tf FOR SALE: Purebred Duroc male hog. wgt. 175 lbs. Cliff MoMains.

17-31

ATTENTION MEN: Give the wo men folks FIESTA DISHES foi Christmas. See them at SNIDERS.

17-3t

A set of mixing bowls will please any housekeeper. Give them to he for Christmas. Several differen' sets to choose from at SNIDERS.

17-3t

FOR SALE: Plenty of good apples 50c and up at McCullough’s Orchard about one mile southwest of Green castle. Phone 9F2. 15-tf Beautiful vases from Hall, Rose Weller and Hull. Priced from 5( cents to one dollar and fifty cents. A'. SNIDERS. 17-3t.

On account of the death of my wife I will sell my farm. 232 acres located 2 1-3 miles southwest of Cloverdale, between Doe Creek road and 42 black top road with new rock road near center of place. Black walnut and sugar tree, land underlaye 1 with limestone. 120 acres or more tillable, rest pasture, well watered with good springs. 50 acres in clover and timothy. 45 acres in lime, 2 to 3 tons to an acre. Large barn with new galvanized roof. 160 rods of new fence. School bus on both roads. Will sell on easy terms E. VV. Holloway. Cloverdale. 19-26-2-3D. FOR SALE All kinds of apples at Ogg's Orchard. 19-2t. FOR SALE: One good telephone, large hickory nuts and walnuts Mrs. Clem MaCammack, Belle Union. 19-2p.

FOR SALE: Two sows and twleve pigs. Curtis E. Jones, Cloverdale, R. 1. 19-2p. FOR SALE: Two sows and pigs. One Duroc male hog. George L. Frank, Clinton Falls. 19-3n.

A splendid gift for that son, brother or friend in "The Service.” A bright box of stationery with army, navy, air corpi or marine insignii beautifully embossed in gold, price only $1.00. Ben Riley Print Shop, Alamo Bldg. 19-3t. —Heal Estate— FOR SALE: A 320 acre stock and grain farm in north part of county. 114 acres tillable of which 50 acres is bottom land. A good house and grade A dairy barn. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 18-3t

Trail," which come to ihe Granada Theatre on Saturday nly. Bet*,' Miles, California's champion cowgirl is seen in the leading feminine role the picture finds Tom fightiir. against a band of desperadoes wh are trying to dispossess two girl whose' father they have shot in ; •attic war.

University

.69*1

Coca Cola

. 21

.636

Home Laundry .

.606

Kit iTs

.572

Kroger’s

.1)15

/.in A

.433

Lone Star

.433

O. ft 1

.433

Midwest

.17

.433

Zinc B

.188

Something New, Something Different for Greencastle. Miss Saylors Home Made California Candies. Ei Hamilton's Book Store. 17-4t

INDIANAPOLIS LIVEST(>( l\

Chateau

^ The Three Messquiters' battle fo

Hogs 10,000; market 10-I5c high 1 justice against the rascally Ccinmi

, u ... , ! sionei of a western territory is th

er on 160-250 lbs, other weights and , Ul( . mi , of 01 ,,do ( .- action pi. tu sows steady; 160-220 mostly $11.30 | “Gangs if Sonina," starring

$11.45, top $11.50; 220-240 lbs $11.05- Livingston. Bob

$11.25; 240-280 lbs $10.75-111; 280400 lbs $10.65-$10.75; 100-160 lbs

$10.10-$10.26; sows mostly $9.63- The Commissi' ■ r is using his of •IQ 4Q flee t » ei rich - sell and althoug

BOWLING SCHEDULE Friday 6:15 p. m. Zinc A vs. Midwest 8:15 p. m. O. ii I. vs. Lone Star

Bo‘

Steele, and Ruf

Davis, which th. Chateau Theati | will present for 2 days, beginning

] Friday night.

Cattle 600; calves 600; common and medium steers and heifer i steady to weak; cows steady; few good 180 lb heifers $12; most butcher stuff $8-$10.50; vealers steady, top $14.50. Sheep 800: native lambs mostly 25 lower; good to choice native lambs $12-$12.50, common to medium $9$11.

AT LOCAL THEATERS Previews and Review a

Voncastle Blues for breakfast' Loving fo.’ lifhch: Dancing for dinner! Swing foi supper! It's a hey-hey day in the lif'of a dime-a-dancc hall band when lovely Jinx Falkenburg steps out iT the Blue Book . . . into the “blues . . . and boy, can she sing ’em! "Sing For Your Supper” brings the glamorous Magazine Cover Girl ti the Voncastle Theatre Screen on Friday and Saturday, as a Park Avemu millionaire-heiress who tarries tin torch for a penniless band leader. Granada Tom Keene is the centre of exciting action in his new Monogram western picture, "Riding the Sunset

Phone 82 or 83 FOR CAMPUS MARKET

FINI FOOD

Dor’v go some where else and get cheated — Come cown here.

C », .*». * <>RV It Pop*. * l>. ’"I' 'it.NTLE, Ever Ready Cocoa, I lb. •hUKEKS, Blitter Crackers, lb. •■DI D MEDAL FLOCK. 10 lb. 1 I \RGE VEL. 2 Burn Palmolive ( DUN STARCH, 3, 1-lb. boxes toilet tissue, i mil i>ug. n'LAD DRESSING, very good. gill. bKL MONTE FRUITS in GLASS, 3 for (Ideal Xmas Presents) 'TI LED AND SUGARED DATES, lb.

T-BONE STEAKS, inly lb S9i Dimhle your money buck if they fail !,» nlease you. SIRLOIN STEAK, Best cut, lb. 35e PORK ROAST, Loin end lb. '.Me ( l RED HAMS, Half nr Whole, lb. ‘.’7c \ EAL ( HOPS, LAMB < HOPS. Best cuts, lb. 3.5c

LEG OF.LAMB, (i ib. avc. lb. FANCY TEXAS ORANGES, Do/.. TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for TANGERINES, large size, doz.

"(le •Sr 19e Me

roasting chickens 4 to 5 lb. live weight, only, Ib.

Fancy Candies — Nut' — Naval Oranges — Fancy Bananas. Le! Us Prepare Your Gift Basket. EXCURSION RATES ON THE REMAINDER OF OUR XMAS TREES. Wenty Of Parking Space L L. CONRAD O^ry

the Federal Government baa set date for the vote's to decide whethnot they wish statehood he is keej

ing it a secret.

HEBRON Marion Brabtain has been husking corn for Dalton Harbison nua: Roachdale. There we^e sevi ral entries fron Russell Twp.. in the county corn how at Greencastle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brnice Gooding o! Waynetown and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jeffries of Cairo were Sunday guest? of Mr. and Mrs. Oltn Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Ki rmit Anderson and son moved the first of the week from the Alva Myers farm to Sheldon 111., Where he has employment. Mrs. Rose Mendenhall of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul .ND laughey and family. Patty returned home with hei Sunday evening fter spending thi past week here. Mr. and Mrs. Aivan Clodfelter an family of Crawfordeville called o Mr. and Mrs. M mford Oarringto; Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGaughey Otis and Ed Clodfelter and Alva Carrington attended the com growers banquet that was held at th Presbyterian chui eh in Greencastle, Friday evening.

BASKETBALL Friday Roachdale at Russellville Bainbridge at Ladoga Patricksburg at Belle Union Quincy at Cloverdale Saturday Xiulersou at Greeneastle Classilird \<ls

FOR SALE: 1937 Master Delux Chevrolet coupe, heater, radio, extra good tires, low mileage. Car A-l condition. Roy Hillis. 19-2t.

FOR SALE: 50 acre farm in Russell Township, Putnam county, 1-! mile off State Road 43 9 acre bottom. balance upland. 30 acres tilla ble. 6 room house. Bam, driven well saleable timber, electricity available. Priced to sell, immediate possesion. See Elmer Watson, R. 1. Roachdale. Iml. 18-6p. FOR SALE: One two year old and one three year horse some nice young ’turkeys. Some used lumber and a few new windows and doors all at a bargain. Dora Pitts, three mill's south of Greencastle on Manhattan road. 18-3p. FOR SALE: Pair cowboy boots, size 7 1-2 C. also brown gaberdinJodphurs, suede inner knee lining, like new. size 10. Call 440. 18-21.

FOR SALE: A six room modern home in southwest section. Pric-' $3000.00. J. T Real Estate. 18-3t.

For Kent-

FOR RENT: One or two furnisbe»l or unfurnished rooms 314 nor'li Madison. 19-2p.

FOR SALE: I am still selling supei Penn quick starting Ethyl gasoline at 17.9 cents, a cent less than you pay for regular. Regular gas six for $1. Babe Conklin. Jackson at Liberty. 18-?t

A Gift of Flowers is an indication of your own good taste as well as a compliment to the recipient. CASTLE GARDENS. 19-lt.

FOR SALE: Two cais bulk hominy on track at Raccoon. $31.00 per ton. Come and get it, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. John Wilson. Fall Bros. 19-5t. Call Catiimai k's Studi family groups at the home or the Studio luring the Christmas holidays. Send the boys, who are about to be called to the service, in the free settings that may be filed for future use. The Cammack Studio. 19-5t.

Service station and living quarters for lease. 711 north Jackson street 17-tf. FOR RENT: 6 room semi-modern house near College. For information inquire at 138 west Berry. 17-4t.

STOP! BURNING WASTf PAPER

SAVE IT—UNCLE SAM NEEDS IT FOR DEFENSE + We Pay For Every Pound A and 5 Junk Yard Phone 678

FOR SALE Remington writer. Phone 710-.I.

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FOR SALE: Five tube Philco battery radio, walnut finished console cabinet, sets on floor. Complete with hat* lies, guaranteed, $1.3.95. Furniture Exchange. West Side Square. Phone 170-J. 19-1 p. FOR RENT: New 5-room house, lights and water. Call 785R. Can see me Saturday or Sunday at Tube Groe. Elmer Hammond. 18-2p. / HELP WANTED: Man to manage and operate service station in Greencastle. No cash needed. Must have good references and ability to met’ public. Phone 32 for appointment. 19-2p.

FOR SALE OR TRADE small farm; also 4 room house tor sale on 43. Dr. J. F. Gillespie. 18-3p. Farm products high: 156 acres good buildings. 20 percent down, balance easy. Get your home now See Mr. Allen, Commercial Hotel December 20th. 18-2p.

FOR SALE: Hampshire gilts Dora Prichard, Belle Union 18-19-22-31

FOR SALE: train. Call 82.

New Lionel

electric 18-tf.

FOR RENT: west half of double. 112 west Walnut street. Walter Crawford. 19-lp. FOR RENT: Five room apartment. Heat furnished. Phone 204-R. 24-tf.

FOR RENT: Modern furnished thre-’ room apartment with heat and water. 511 east Anderson street. 17-19-21.

FOR RENT: Attractive efficiency apartment, modern facilities, reasonable rental. Cole Apartments. Call E. F. Naylor. eod

FOR RENT: Upper apartment, availableabout January 1. Dr. J. F. Gillespie. 18-3p.

FOR RENT: 3 room apartment. Frigidaire, gas stove. 401 east Seminary. Phone 464. 18-3p.

FOR RENT: 5 room downstairs apartment. Stoker heat Call 874-J. 17-tf.

FOR RENT Busin' s room at IS north Jackson street after December 28. 18-3p.

—Wanted

Wanted to buy a good farm near Greencastle. A'ldri s Box VV Banner Office. 19-2p.

WANTED to rent farm 150-200 acres. Have tractor equipment and stock. Floyd Rains Brazil. R. 5. 16-6p.

WANTED: Custom butchering. George Kelley. Phone Russellville. Same location as last three years. Fri.-tf.

Rummage sale Siturday morning at 8 o'clock at court house by Section Four. Christian church. 18-2t.

FOR SALE: Thoroughbred Hereford bull, well marked, weight about 600 lbs. T. F. Flint, 312 north Jackson. . 1S-2L

FOR SALE: Beautiful new Biu ■ living room suite, barrel chair an I |ring chair. ART FURNITURE SHOP. 9 west Franklin street.

^RESTAURANT FIXTURES or will sell stock and fixtures at bargain. Only restauiant in town close to Greencastle, located in heart of town and cheap rent. TRADING POST, 3X9 N. Jackson. lB-2t.

FOR SALE: Turkeys and gees Walker Reaaor, 1 1-2 miles south on 43. 18-2t. FOR SALE: One John Deere Model G. P. on rubber with planter, cultivator and plow. Extra good outfit in good shape. One Model-B John Deere plow cultivator. Walter S. Campbell, 1-2 mile north town. 17-19-2*.

FOR SALE: Apples Buchheit Orchards.

and cider. Tue.-Fri.-tf.

FOR SALE: Two sows with 17 fall pigs. 3 feeding shoats. Dan Cooper, Mt. Meridian. 19-lp.

WANTED: Dependable married men, 25 to 60 years old. to operate independent business. Several openings in this locality. Steady earnings. No investment. Must have car. We train you. Write Homer Pipher, 1810 S. 21st St. Terre Haute, Ind. 18-3t. —Miscellaneous— Complete Grease Job 59 cents at Deeni’s Standard. Car washing. North Jackson stieet. 24-Hour service. 5-tf.

FISH FRY: Fresh fish every Friday night at the Moderne. North Side Square. Thur-Fri-tf

Notice: Custom butchering. Hogs complete job $1.00 per hundred. Beeves $1.50 per head. One trip included. C. K. Priest. Mgr. Phone Brick Chapel. 17-19-22-24-4p. You may join the Red Cross at the following places until January 1st: at the' postoffioe with Miss Ward; at county superintendent’s office with Miss Boswell. 9-11-13-15-17-19-22-24-81.

LOST: Ladies Hamilton wrist I watch, yellow gold Narrow brown | braided leather band. Reward. Return to Banner. 19-6t. I

NON SPLIT KAILS PER KEG $2.50 Allan Lbr Co.

Special recipes for Christmas prize-winners all. including turkey stuffing. Austrian fru t bread. Pasadena salad, pumpkin ice cream, and many others to help make the holiday mennu more enjoyable. Se** them in The Housewife's Food Almanack, that usual feature in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's Sunday Chicago Herald-American. 19-lp.