The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 February 1942 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER, DRBIF.NC.VETT.E, INDIANA, MONDAY, FERRE ARY \C>. 11142.

OLLAR DAY-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH

OLLAR DAY

PECIAL

A TABLE OF STATIONERY, BOOKS, AND GIFT ITEMS

PRICE

CAMP ATTKKHI KV WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. (UP) — Tbo War Department said today that the army camp at Columbus. Ind., will be named for the late Brig. Gen. VV. W. Atterbury, one-time president of the Pennsylvania raili ad Atterbury, who was a native of New Alvany. Ind.. was the director general of transportation for the Am rican expeditionary force in France during World War I.

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Untold Boesen, farmer. Greencnsie route 2. and Mary Jane Denney, at Home, Greencastle route 2 James Halph DeBarde mechanic

Dan ville route 2. and Helen Lorena Dicks at home, Fillmore. Eugene W. Hamm, miller, Portland Mills, and Wilma C. Stone, at home 511 Howard street. Greencastle. Halph Warren Robinson, farmer Fillmore, and Edna Mae Wellman, at home. Stilesville.

You are urged to enroll in the Bible class conducted by Dr. James Turnbull each Tuesday evening at 7:.'i0 o’clock at the Greystone building, corner L i ust and Berry streets. You may obtain credit in this Bible study if you wish. Dr. Turnbull’s messages ate complete each Tuesday vetting, also cat t ying out the fundamental thought of the course proper

Make your selections early SAM HANNA'S BOOK STORE

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■MILLAIS <%I»S:LL\L Present this advertisement which is good for $1 on any photograph. It may be a single picture, a group picture or several pictures of different members of a family. Studio

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Samples + Ruffle Curtains + Cottage Sets + Bath Size Curtains

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Specie^ Prices On Discontinued Patterns

Keg. SI Value

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RUFFLED CURTAINS

COTTAGE SETS

BATH SIZE CURTAINS

a few Lace Panels and Tailored Curtains

Keg. SI value

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Soviet Continues Drive On Nazis

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iftT^arkety

sows 15c higher,

S12.35.

good sows $11 50-

steers.

LONDON, Feb. 16 (UP) Soviet orces operating in white Russia nave outflanked major German forifie.l points and are advancing *nvard the old Polish border, disatches from Mosi \\ rcportcl unoflicially today. It was believed at Moscow that ic troops had crossed the upper caches of one ftf Russia’s principal i Ivors which runs through the Ger-ntn-occupied territory. One division f Russian gun 1 Is had broken .trough the German lines on the cental front and advanced 30 miles. In ovoral days fighting, the dispatches i d. they Irveapf teed “scotres” of vhabited places. A radio Moscow military comntonitor, broadcastin from the front, lid a “call to arms had been mane ■ -ently to the Rti -aan peasants imnc liately behind the German linrs. Phousaivls of peasants joined guerilla outfits and 11 aptured 41 vilI tges which they held until the advancing Russian army occupied

hem.

These gueirillas the commentator

| said, have killed more than Germans In recent days and

seized quantities <.: arms wit ch • JHMl/Y 1 1. J Cuttlo s’,100: calves 500: being distributed to the peasants. — L “ yearlings and heifers about steady: i A Russian communique said the llot.s KE M II $13.25 I cows little changed. 2 loads choice Germans brought up fresh reserves Hog- « non- 160 |hs. up 15c-25' 1250 1b steers $14. several loads goo i at several points and launched cotin- high i 1 0 11- down steady: 160 to choir. $12 50-$ 1.’1.50: early heifet ler-attacks which were tepulsed with 250 h -Mv $12.95-.$ 1.’!.20 toji sabs $10 'll 50 vealers stiaidt It

heavy losses. Sl.I.kS: 250-280 lbs., mostly $12.85- $15.50. $12 95: 280-400 lbs., mostly $12.70 Sheep 2.000: no early action bhl-

UOOKIN4; SCHOOL < WI LLI.El) $12.'5 1> l.o lbs.. $11.50-$ 12.75 ding low.-i »n lambs

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; n l supplies it was necessary to —

tneel the Daily Banner cook!it ; . gitocl which had been scheduled fir’

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, j It is hoped that the school may be |

(ontinued next year or in the n

future.

Funeral services were held t d.., at IndanapoUs for Miss Kathari:: .ayman, daughter of Theodore ’. Layman and Louisa Nance Lay nan who was horn at Putnamvilm nd who die I at her home. 548 And on load. Indianapolis. Thursda’ She was a member of the Indiana Society of Pioneers of which sh vas registrar at the time of he leath, and she also was a member of the D. A. R. and a number of othei rganizations. She had spent th< •.reater part of her life in Indianapolis.

Dollar

Day

2 Lbs. Bacon 2 46-oz. cans Tomatoe Juic?

Both

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DOLLAR DAY

On Sale One Day Only

Ladies Blouses Table Covers

59c To $1.00 Values Itrandelotli, silk. Katiste, Chiffon. Various Colors. Sizes 82 to 10. 2 for $1 Vanity Lamps \ Brautiful Assortment of lmse<. with < '.‘Inrt’iil shades. *hi »< the I inip t:» hrli;lit«*n ^*1 up \oiir bedroom. ‘ ■ Little Tots Dresses

l.AKGL SI/LS . nlorful I'riuted Cheeks uinl ’laids. Washable ^ 1 Large Size. 2 for I

.00

Boys Mackinaws Were $4.98

)iih a limited quantity of these t arm plaid eoat, ill sizes III to 18

$2.00

Dishes

THIS C FER GOOD ON DOLLAR DAY ONLY

QUALITY MEAT MARKET

22 S. Vine St.

We Deliver

Phone A?

I'lain Colors ami Beautiful l*rints, I'a st Colors. Ko^ulai (»!)r values Si/.es I to (>x, 2 t »r

$L()0

Wc Sell Defense Stamps

Our regular \ irginin Kuse and Kil iera Patterns, Kegului l\ '•old at S2.69. ^ 2')

20 Piece set

Girls Corduroy Suits 2 Piece

Limited quantity in size 8, 10. 12. 14. ( dors. Wine, Klist

Navy, Blue, Koval Teal

$1.00

5 AND I O ^

STORES

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WITH SELLCTEO MERCHANDISE To4|2“

!the FASHION shop ♦ » \ Dollar Day Specials i

W! RE CELEBRATING DOLLAR DAY OVER THESE VALUES

Smart Down to Your New Socks

. ^ 3 Pans

Also

at Attractive Sale Prices.

BED SPREADS

Regular S5.00 and Sti.OII valuett, on sale at

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SPECIAL REMNANT TABLE OF VALUES

Horace Link & Co.

Drapery Department

llloilM k W iind Swcail**!'* CLEARANCE l for j

I’rinl Values To $1 98

H RIGHT 1‘ ATTKKNS

2 For *1.50

SKIRTS

JACKETS

IIAII4.AI\ Values to $2.98

SWEATERS

Other assorted

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You Know The Kind Selected Irregulars 45c and 65c Grades YELLOW SLICKER RAINCOATS

FANCY SHORT

JACKETS

Ml Colors mid Stylos

$250 to $400 Grades

CANNON’S TAKE YOCR CHANGE IN STWIPS