The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1943 — Page 3

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WiU buy old black fur coats at the Baynard Fur Home, UK) south Col.

lege avamie.

KROGER!

Delta Theta Tau will hold a Penn' Supper Saturday evening at th Christian church from 5 to 7 o’cloj; Come and get a good dinner. 11-:!;.

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Smell the Fragrance of KROGER’S CLOCK BREAD

I . . 1 nnUac. I street.

Call at 11-lp.

nd p rk—Chick OKDEK EAHL7 UViMO. Hedge: ll-2t

Isi.K !!aby calves. ip 4KH-

Hoesei 11-21

, V I (?■ it you need a hon ii,, our fine Cheste: . v nr fault. If you i iy that’s our fault otti :ht. U-lp

k,\LE:

Inn.

\ siiring Angu: , ;!en Clark, souti. 9-Kt

CONSERVE COAL: Live in comfort winter and summer. INSULATE NOW. Ralph E. Knoll. Phone 67:i-J. 11-lt

WANTED Phone 3ol-M.

to buy doll buggy

H-lt.

Clookrd-Fresh from oven . . to store . . to you. Clock Bread is really fresh! Enriched with Kroger's exclusive Thiron it gives you m ire vitamins than 9 out of 10 other white breads

WANTED: Woman for gem i d housework. Wednesday afternom and week ends free. Phone i:i6-V\’. ll-2t.

1 1*2 lb. Lodves

\

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: Housekeeping room: 201 north Jackson street. 11-lp.

FOR RENT: 5 room house in Fillmore. Waller Wright, Phone Fillmore. 10-2p FOR RENT: Small upper unfurnished apartment. Working couple preferred. Address Box 19. Banner. 10-2p

1.1,1,AX Lumber Co. fot j | i Insulation—Inu ive money and fuel a 22-tf

LK: Corn shredder, good eh, ip Roger Cook, Rus-10-3p

f ;,K 500 or 600 ( .11 Rural 3F3.

bushels

9-3p

^ l.K : .,k top Singer sew-

ill attachments, sews Hi bed resembling a

j, coil bed springs, M n-

typewriter, beautiful

minor, mahogany vanity U ri bier, boat, several

w nut dresser, fruit cl itie washing mach-

Lino'.iinn, brooder stoves 1 v rake, antiques | tools, clocks and T < go ds. R. VV. Bald-

Ind. 11-lp.

MORE PRODUCTION ASKED BY MARVIN JONES NEXT YEAR

WAR FOOD AUMIN’ISTK ATOK ANNOI’NCES 11144 FARM FKODI CTION GOALS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—(UP) War Food Administrator Marvin Jones today announced 1944 farm goab calling for new record production of food and feed crops and promising government support t

prices.

WFA caiiixi for reductions, how- j ever, in production of all kinds of meat. If the goals are followed, there will be fewer chickens, turkeys, hogs, ueef cattle, sheep and

lambs on farms next year.

Jones announced that crop goals totaling 380,000.000 acres, the largst in history and 16.000.000 acre no re than this year, had been a|

NC OUT SALE" Tuesday,! proved by farmers at state meeting i 00 a. in. at th’ with WFA officials. He said:

>’ I,i I ige farm, 4 miles jii in tie and 1V6 miles Hr Chapel. Horses, 40 |tli‘. b l bogs, sheep, feed and ludy and Son. Hurst and mrt is. 5-11-21

f U.l .' ntatocs, Turnips' and Phone 3F13. Mayn-9-ll-2p

► in nl Sc/vice for Yru i ( ar regardless of It,i be found In Western I : ).v FOSTER CO. I I r ' l> Since 1910 V.e finanM repair jobs

Mit 1 1< Estate-

I 160 acre stock I known as the John f miles west of Brick I 1 i tillable, balanci I k > im house, good barn rm is .liced to sell. J. T. Real Ejtate. 8-6t

i <

-W anfed-

nan with child oi k y with family at Ha- :u i works at night. DalI- Vincwood Avenue,

10.3p

p:i’ > to Allison’s, 8:00 a. ■ (i liift. Phone 700.

10-2p

| X Waitress, age 20 to 45 1 'Xx Banner. 10-4t

Tiash hauling and oth-

P I jco-J, 10-2p

' ®: ibiusekeeper, family of

II. H. Hicks, riU-

; 1- ll-2t

[Miscellaneous-

I'uy furs’

ich Saturday until nrs room over Wll

,1, R, L. Job. 10-11-17-18-lp

ALLAN Lumber Co. for Rock Wool Insulation—Inlllrsf 'lf Save money and fuel.

1403.

«2-tf.

111 " i better job. You may f , ' 1 "S in shorthand, acand ivping at The Blanche I ; 1 of Business. 10-4t

IIMAGE SALE Saturday mornI v 30 nt the court house. Sec- | ir nf Christian Church. ll-2p

M

■>'X

STARK FANCY, 15 Points

No. ‘U 2 Jar

PEANUT BUTTER

PLUMS

FRUIT COCKTAIL

MILK

WHEATIES

IJMi-ASSY ‘ Lb. Jar

5pORt5

Rcachdale Raps Old Cartiy Foe

j Roachdale’s Hawks trounced the j Cloverdale high school basketball '.cam. 45 to 20 in a game play'd at I Cl ver tale Wednesday night. | The winners held only a 7-point margin at the half, being out in | front. 20-13. In the last half, the j Hawks chalked up 25 more points while holding the Clovers, an old Putnam county rival, to 7 additional points. .

TIMELY — 18 Points 16 oz. can

SI NSHINK, L,w Price 8 Large cans

I Point

Pkg.

SPOTLIGHT COFFEE lb. 21c 3 lb. bag 59c

PFMPKIN, Preferred, 15 points No. 2i, eun .. Ific

BEETS, Jolly Pipers, 4 points 16 OK. Jar 18c

GBAPEFBIJiT JUICE, Only 1 point, No. 2 eun I3e

MARGARINE

Estmore ti Points, I,h.

KKtHiO, Pure Vegetable Slrortenlng, 5 points per lit. Lb. 23e, H lb. pkg. . G3e

KELLOGG GBO PUP, Dog Fowl, 25 oz. pkg 22c

DONUTS

Kroger Clock Fresh Daily, Doz.

KELLOGG RICE KKI8PIKS Pkg. 12c

RITZ CRACKERS, pkg 28c

“The goats are based on expression by farmers of what they can d) it hey get adequate machinery, fertil- , zer anti labor as well as continuation )f present price supports, and in ,ome cases higher prices.” Jones oehoves chat present price jiT most farm products are high enough to encourage maximum proluction, but that higher wartime will make 0 me itx:eases net - jssary. He did r.jt specify commotl-

ities.

The program outlined by Jones would require continuation and posable increases of subsidy payments istlmated to cost the government Approximately $350,000,000 this year through supports at above market

prices.

The 1944 program will remove all Acreage and marketing restrictions .vith the exception of marketing juotas voted by tobacco growers. Approximately $300,000,000 of government aid will be made available to farmers for soil conservation. Jones said 1944 acreage goals were ts encouraging as actual farm production records this year The agriculture department, summing up 1943 crop production, reported the econd largest corn crop on record >,085.625,000 bushels anti a wheat nop of 835.816.000 bushels, slightly oelow last year but neatly 100 000,100 bushels above the 19.12-1941 average. There were bumper crops jf potatoes, peanuts, s y beans, an I

nost vegetables.

The 1944 goals call for two per cent increases in milk and egg production but considerably less meat. They call for only 96 per cent a. many chickens on fauns: 84 per cent as many commercial broilers; 97 per cent as many tutkeys, 83 per cent ar. many hogs; 95 per cent as many cattle and calves, 96 per cent ar many beef cows; and 98 per cent a:

many sheep anti lambs.

Acreage goals for next year, compared with 1943, are: Corn. 100,253,000 acres,- compared with 96,818.00acres thus year; oats. 39 558,000 com pared with 42,654.000; barley, 17, 372.000 compared with 17,893.00 >. s „,„ sorghums. 16.7,0 000 comp.nS with 17,220.000; tame hay, 62,8.18,00 compared with 60.489.000; wheat 67.030.000 compared with 54 ’ 15 ®’°° o ry e for harvest as gram, 2,408.000 compared with 2.875,000; rice. 1,525,000 compared with 1.538,000. The WFA asked for a 19 pot <« nt

in soy beans, 23 per

With any flour purchase get this 3 • piece REFRIGERATOR SET..^

FBI JIT CAKE, Kroger’s Holiday Cake, 5 Ih. eake SI.49

WESCOLA. The perfect Cola Drink. Also Giltgerale, 4 Ig. hottleN 88c

GREEN BEANS, Wilson's 9 Points, No. 2' 2 c-an

Hie

DKEFT, Supply IJmitr.l l arg- pkg.

23e

GOLDMEDAL FLOCK Ih. bag

$1.15

Self-locking lids allow stacking...save space! Smart, clear crystal glass!

AVONDALE FLOUR 25 Lh. Bag

98.

PII.LSUUKY, 25 lb. bag $1.40

E-Z RAKE, 10 II). hag «2c; 5 lb. I lag 34c; 25 lb. Iiag $1.18

IDEAL FOR GIFTS • GET SEVERAL SETS!

TOMATO SOUP. Scott County 5 Points, No. 2 can 11c

CAULIFLOWER

Snow White, Fancy Compact I urge Heads, each fc/v

A CC 1 ' S- , ' 0 ’ 1 '' , ‘ vv York Im|Mtrial, Crihp, rtj i: Juicy, FIiip for eaUpg or Cooking, 3 lbs. Zf v

GRAPEFRUIT

80 Size t for

25c

GRAPES, (alifornia Emperors, II).

15c

PEAKS, Kroger’s Kcdi-IU|ic Sweet, Juicy, II). I7e

CELERY, Crisp Tender Pascal, Jumbo Stalk

15c

LETTUCE, Fresh. Tender Hot House, lh. 7c

CABBAGE, Green, Solid Lb. -

3',c

CELERY CABBAGE. Solid Stalks, lh. 8c

VEAL

VEAL ROAST, Young Tender, lb. 25c Shoulder cut, 5 points VEAL CHOPS, Rib cut, lb. 35c Fine for Breading, 1 jsiints VEAL STEW, Breast or Neck cuts, 18c Serve with Noodles, 2 points

LAMB

LAMB ROAST, Lean, Juicy, lb. Shoulder Cut, 8 points LAMB CHOPS, Rib Cut, lb. Fine broiled, 5 points LAMB STEW, Lb. Breast or Neck Cuts,, 1 point

SLICED BACON

W EINERS, Juicy, Tender. Fine for toasting, 6 points, lb. 37c BOI.OGN \ SAl’SAGE, Sandwich style, sliced, 5 Points it, 32c

PRESSED KAM, Serve hot or Cold, Sliced, 7 points, II). 50c

NON RATIONED MEAT ITEMS ECONOMICALLY PRICED

BEEF BRAINS, Serve with

lb.

T ICKLED pig FEET. A real appetizer, lb.

Navy Wins, 54-40

Last night at the High School gyn. the Naval Flight Preparatory School won its opening game of the basketball season by defeating P. R. Mallory. 54-40. The Mallory team swept into an early lead but were scon headed by the Navy cagers. At half time thi score stood Navy 23-Mallory 17. In the second half the Flight

For the job you have cone for America and for her allies — in spite of handicaps, in spite of shortages of labor and equipment, in spite of increased demands,

School retained Its lead and had wid- I

ened it to win by a 14 point margin || at the end of the game. Warren Cartier, 6’3” forward, was high point man for the Navy, scoring 17 of the 54 points. Other sterling.performances were turned in by Aviati-n Cadets Russ Wendland, umarlcs Tourek and Ed Sadowski. In its next contest. Wednesday, November 17, the Naval Flight School will meet the strong Pure Oil aggregate., from Indianapolis. The game wil start at 8:00 p. m. in the Uroencastle High School gym.

THANK YOU, MR. FARMER Central National Bank Southwest Corner Square

zsr.i.

Men, Women! Oi«l oi Young! Need Pep?

*1.

• I

Want New Vim and Vitality? 1 IiouhuiiiIh uf x \ 40, {j*'. 'fee I weak, pt-iilu*4, nlder tlmn their years, when buuy lacks iruii. iiy UaUex. SuiR-lira llterajMtittc cos- 1 - iron when misled loruep, vitality, yoimtcer feeiing A >o iluttcd

vitamin 111, eal 'ium, to Bunr.i ngn m: ukiiPUH. worn feeling'. !u< k i I vim Tr!

O-dr*

Uotieicney

. worn feeuDU'. 'uck « 1 vim Try iiitroduutory sue for only Stic. c»* O-trcx Ton id 1 idilt-rs lodav

At all drug: Stores everywIhtu in U < .i’ll), it.jKtexu DrUjg ^ ^

Bowling

IU>\\IJN(v iSi'HKDI'LK

Thursday Post Office vs. O. K. Barbers. Friday Blue Jackets vs. Naval Officers.

.NOTH I-'. TO HIIHH'.lt' roll st I'I'I II' } roit t Ot \ M \S| 1,1 M I Nut ice Is hereby given Mint bids will be received up to 10 o'clock, A M or j Moiuluy. the Sixth da\ of Dcctiinlicr , 1943, at th«‘ office of tin* county and j itor of Putnuni County. Indian;', in lb* City uf (Jrecm astlc, fur tiic furn i s!i;iii! of Hu|iplies for the eminty as.t i iM < l j salil count \ fur the uuurter ending' on j

March 31. 1944.

That a retjuiMltlon for nil Haiti sup- J plies to be furnished, are named and. specified in a requisition unde on* | and filed by tin* superintendent •»!' sai l \

less Eif t

named hnd as may t supt rintemlenl of s 1 t hi* term of the eoiv

Ho bid will i” ( '

tract awarded to am bidder will contruct supply at the priecs { nn'il quailty ami qua

su*h articles bid on t ract shn 11 lie a ward

tiiK of any of the uppli

J I>i»1 s Kubmit ted.

Didders arc required to ! exhibit samples of tic u'" I Icles liiil E»n l»y the bid<h | 11em b\ t lie Doai'El uf Coin i tic* tiniE* bills are up. m*«| j E ll, eX< <“Pt SUeb a rtieb s III J that are standard i r, ads I tunned in l he t equisit ion

nd articles lired by tlm turn Eluritut

idEU- tl nor a eoubblder unless the ami aarec t n cam d in bis bi<l tit\ uf any or nil until a n*w conI for tin* furnisb-

nameil In

furnish ami nils ami urt- • for Iiihpe'e*-iiissiEHiEU-s at ind considerimu cbamlis,* that may be of said hu-

BOWLING STANDING W. L.

University Midwest ... ..... 1 Eitel's Zinc Mill Blue Jackets Homo Laundry Public Service Coca Cola Naval Officers O. K. Barbers Post Office

l erint.-mli-iil, :..in.i,l* - not Ih * furnished for i All bills submit t. d duplIeHte. on blanks ! by tin- county amillur a bond in till* sum ol l he Don i*eI ol E ’oin ml County of I'utnim. H which boml must t*e board, saiil bond i«* c« si ells and eomlitlot

i * f which may In* inspect ion. mist be f 11 e • 11 l 1 1 » be furnisbiMl a . on paiiIe'eI by i ..in, pa y .i b11• t «i ioiic , 's of t hi*

i..fe Eif Imliatui.

jpi-....••! *\ -a ill

mi in t he pro\* -

a ml

ii sy l ui itor's

Eiffice «» in for the inapeoMon

supply all KUpplh full c»irttf)llan*E vi I eil. If awarded C

IPUl

i ollusiun ufflilnvit u tin* GIeI will nit * •rim board reset’

i

O

ItdlMO

-•ilouh - tsl| :i tan

bfdderH before making out a bid. so as to dctermini’ the quantity and iimility |

of all articles tE* Iie- bid upon

DIeIeIe'Is nn* ri*qtiired to make SE-par- j j f , t q *my and all bbl ate bids upon groceries, E-te.. and for | (!!•:( )K< i 1

dry goods anil clothing Said met - i e hiindlsE* belonging: to two Heparnte

clasRi'S.

Hidden, must 1,i,1 with the under- 1 stundiiiK thut the Mtiller who shiill he iiwiirdeii Hi nlrael sh.iil an,I will rm-nlHli at the pi-ires mun, ,1 In his hh! tie- o uil II111 > of hu ml I • ILH 1

,\ law,

Hi,

to re* —

HICK.

w a i i. a * i: si'km 'i at.

ANI it I. . ’it' is.-:,

Ihiiir.l of Cl nimlsstunei'S of Comil' of Hiitti.iin, Slato

of liuliana

A’l TKHT I*:,fine I in is. \ ui! 1 tor Hilt lialll Coe'ily. Imliaua

11-21.

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■oMHiiigRmminmiiMmHiH MEDIUM SIZE SOLIDS OF FRESH KRAUT

YANKS TAKE TOLL (Continued from Page One) emy centers on the north, east and south Bougainville coasts. i Jones said that Maj. Gen. Roy S, Gieger, Marine officer from Pensa- j cola, Fla., had succeeded Lieut. Gen A. A. Vandegrift in command of field operations on Bougainville. Rear: Adm. Robert B. (barney of Colonado, Cal., South Pacific Chief of Staff, returned to Admiral William F. Halsey's advanced headguarters to report land operations were "proceed- | ing satisfactorily." ' Allied planes won a second victory, : destroying at least 35 Japanese j planes and probably two more at Alexishafen, New Guinea, where they caught enemy reinforcements being

CABBAGE

50-LB. BAG

5’

CLEAN WASHED FRESH SPINACH

FANCY EATMOR CRANBERRIES

Fine for Sauce Lb. or Salads Cello

LARGE 12 SIZE—Snow White Heads of cauliflower L c.z"::t wmmmmmmmmmmmMmmm

ALL PURPOSE IONA FLOUR

25 Z

SUNNYFIELD 98e CORN FLAKES

IS-Oz-Pint.

SUNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR

SUNNYFIELD

BREAKFAST FARINA *^*’180 MELLO-WHEAT SUNNYFIELD

28-06 |3 C I'kii

moved into bases coast.

on the northeast

PANCAKE FLOUR 5 26c ROLLED OATS

5 24c

|>enn. Sweet <nre. Machine Slieed (i Points, Lb. wTv

PORK SAUSAGE LINKS, 1 Pound Paekage, ft Points LI). *3c I AVER SAUSAGE, Kind Style. Try thin for breakfast, 4 Points. Lb. 25o PORK 1JVEK, Young, Tender, Sliced, 8 |)oints, 11) 21c

NOTH i: 'll) I MIKHTAKKU* Ntitb *’ i- b«*i’«l \ giviMi (bnl stalcil bills’ will In* rncelvEsl on Monday. lb-c- • mb. r- 1943, up t" 13:00 o’clock RQon of Hiiltl dati* b.v the Hoard of OomfrilH1 iomos of I'utnum bounty. Indiunn, at ih< ul fif i I.. .: ml11 or of siid <’i»un - t\. for tli. burial of pauper (lead for tin* year 1944 OBOUUB I. HICK. WVLLA K II SPKNCEK. ANDY L ('HOBS. Board of i’ommissloners of Putnam County. Indiana, KDDII*: Bl’IH. Auditor. 11-Ct.

GROCERIES

FLOUR MACARONI SPAGHETTI SOAP BAKING SODA

$1.10 5c 5c 7o . Sr-

PIG FRET, Fresh, fine with Kraut, lb. . ..... JR* OXTAILS, Fine for soup. Lit. * •«<’

CHICKENS, Young, Tender Fryers, Full Dressed, lb. Cut up at no added «s)st.

Anderson Grocery

No Better Coffee in Any Package at Any Price!

8 0 CLOCK now 3

i - 5y £

• RED CIRCLE

Lb. 2^C

• BOKAR COFFEE

3 2S 75c

I Block N. Square. N. Indiana St.

increase

more

peanuts. 67 per cent more flax, and one per cent m re cotton than

f 'l l. FOR PICTURES

^ 'he picture of your men in lm appeared in the paper, ,l ' f °r the photograph at

I’ - 1 eonvenience. j rHl DAILY BANNER

Hh season’s gala event, Tri -

Scholarship Dance. Good cent. The requested ^ ‘’ions, entertainment! two per cent on ^ J mn. Saturday. November per cent on • su " .oetabl. - L' 12 P. M. Everyone wel- cent on 23 crops of fre»h vr*et

1 9 ki ts $2 20 at Cannon’s or and five per cen o Pinna's. - It. eUbles for processing.

SERVE MORE SEA FOODS FOR HEALTH

was grown this yeai.

sugar beets was increased

third and for sugar cane by rive m

increase was

BONELESS HERRING. No Waste, Ready for tho pan 28c PICKKEL, Full dresMcd, Fine F ir linking, lb. 3be SHItlMP, Uncooked. Fine for Salads, II). Ule

OYSTERS, Extra Standard. For Frying or Stewing, Pint 55c PAN FISH. Delicious Flavor Dressed, lb. 8«e YELLOW PERI H, Pan Hi/e Lb. 25c

KR0GER-0AKLEY

> 0 114 1-' Ol' AOVIIMHTKATIOK Not leu i.s hero by given that the undursigiutl bus been appointed by the hulge uf tbu (Mrcuit f’ourt of Putnam <’.minty, Statu of Indiana, Admlnlatrn tor I ).• Bonis Non of the HHtatu of Bumuel Kairow late of Putnam County* docuasud. Slid estate I.s suppoHod to be solvent. C. <\ Ulllun, Administrator Do Bonis Non. Omer <’ Akers, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Cow , Gillen & Lyn:- Attorneys. 23-£t.

>0 11(1'. OF AUMIMKTHAVION Notice is here by given that the uu tli-rsignud has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam 1 Cmmty, Statu of Indiana, Admlnlstri j tor I >•• Bonis Non. with the Will Annexed. of the Nutate of Grace K. Farrow. late of Putnam County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. C. C Gillen. Administrator Do Bonis Non, With Will Annexed. Omer C. Akers, Clerk of the Putnam < Ircult Court. mien a i.yon Attorney*, 28-3t,

DUFFS WAFFLE MIX LORD MOTT CHOPPED BEETS IONA BRAND GREEN BEANS IONA ftnnil Whit* bunn Craam St/1* FINE QUALITY TOMATOES

R,«

Tk«- 1

KELLOGG'S

Rea. 22c RICE KRISPIES

Pkg ’ LOW PRICE •£* 14c EGGS

IONA BRAND

'can 12c SALAD DRESSING

BRER RABBIT

^. n 2 11c MOLASSES

TOMATO SOUP

N ': 2V4 15c CAMPBELL'S 10 c\'"' 9c

83 0/

Jar

12-0*

Jar

47t 30c 14c

GOLD DUST CLEANSER WHITE SAIL SAL SODA BLUE RIBBON NAPKINS

9 Cans

80 Count

STALEY’!

16c CUBE STARCH

STURDY

„ k Gc SCRUB BRUSHES “*■ CENTURY NO. •

10c BROOMS

I2-Oi. I'kll.

Pkz.

10c 10c 73c

ENRICHED, DATED MARVEL BREAD

JANE PARKER

IH-Lb. Loaf

|*km Dated for Frrxlineaa

DUNU I 9 Sugared or Plain

Doz.

WITH VITAMIN A ADDED KEYKO MARGARINE PEANUT BUTTER

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