The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 March 1944 — Page 4
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• PARAMOUNT PICTUAC
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Here He Is Folks! HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY in “SECRET OF THE \\ ASTELANDS" SKKIAL an ) < OMKDV.
( I.OM'.lil*AI.K S( HOOL MAVS By Estella Beauchamp and Katherine MeKamey Kveiyone began this week quite .lepressed at losing tin tournament Tlic boys played a good game of ball hut the ball just wouldn’t go into the basket. This was the last basketball game for Bob Monnett, Archie Neese, Jim Williams, Bill Leonard, Wayne Sutherlin, Ted Cummings, Bo , Walker, and Birch Sackett. They are now entitled to theii honor sweaters and will receive them before very long. We are very proud of our boys for this season. Out of sixteen games they have won thirteen. The Aviation Cadet Training ex-
aminations will be given the first of ^j next week for boys from Cloverdale Belle Union, Eminence .and Paragon. This test will be held at Cloverdale High School. Loren Haltom. of the senior class left for the Navy Saturday, February 18th. Tuberculosis test were given to all juniors seniors and bask tball bot who wished to take them Monday || Due to tne tournament, tli • repe-t jl | catds will be handed out on Friday l of this week instead of Wednesday, j | The juniors are still woiknig as' hard as ever on their play. HKKHO.N Barbara Ann Leonard spent Frl ] day night and Saturday with hi ji grandparent-. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Leonard Mrs. Della McGaughey spent Wed- i [ nesday of last week with Mr. anil Mrs. Turner Harbison. Miss Rose Marie Clodfelter o! j Lexington, Ky. came to attend the g wedding of her sister. Ruby Mac Clodfelter to Dwight L . Milligan, that was solemnized nt the horn Wednesday evening. Paul McGaughey, Prank Everman and John a. Harbison attended an-1| rther A. A. A. meeting at Green rastle, last week Mrs. Ernest Gardner and children i if Indianapolis visiter at Frank || jardners last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perry and daughter were Sunday guests of Mt j| uid Mrs. Lou Perry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dumont Ranstead ot || Indianapolis spent Saturday night ind Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j Fletchei Goff. Mr I proving. Mr .and Mrs. Floyd Gardner at- ' ended a County Red Cros 1 ’ meet- I ag and dinner at the Gobin Mi-morial i Church in Greencastle, Wednesday I evening. Miss Jean Gardner a Thursday night guest of Barbara Ann Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dragoo and | daughter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R. E. Dragoc.
Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline ;non-acid) powder, holds false teetli more firmly To eat and talk in more comfort, just sprinkle a little FASTTEETH on your plates. No gummy, J gooey, pasty taste or feeling'. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR
She’s as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache is better
Many sufferers relieve nnscinjr backache quickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trounlo may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature’s chief way oi tak* inp the excess acids and waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about
inp th< blood,
pints n da;
nts a day.
When disordei «>t kidney function permits tisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
poisonous matter to remain in your wiuuu, i«. may cause nagpinp backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of p< p nnd cnerpy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and disEiness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning some* times shows there is somethin'* wrong with
your kidneys or bladder*
Don't wait! Ask >our druggist for Doan’s Tills, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happv relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Duuu s Fills.
(ZdLtP Coffee!
. IT’S FLAVOR IN YOUR CUP THAT COUNTS!
ANN PAGE
MACARONI,
1 Semolina ^ Ctn.
WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED
MILK
SULTANA
F .„c r 3 ; t.b. 29c PEANUT BUTTER 21" 39c
ANN PAGE
4 r *" 36c BEANS Bo * ,onS, ' u i 0c ’ I’.n. , ' ww - Will, P... U Jur
JANE PARKER
DONUTS D>, ' d
111 15o
Ftesh Daily
MARVEL ENRICHED
BREAD E.riiU 1 w 10c I IONA (I’uinf Krcp)
GREEN BEANS
With Pork
SCOTT COUNTY TOMATO SOUP SUNNYFIELD FAMILY FLOUR
»-°« 6c C»n
10 47c
RELIABLE BRAND (POINT-FREE) WAX BEANS N c “ n 2 16c
FINE QUALIIY GREEN PEAS
PILliBURY
^ 13c PANCAKE FLOUR 10c
SUNNYFIELD
BUCKWHEAT F1 » u ' 20 p ;°; 11c
IONA
CORN Whiu ’ wvnn Crettm StyU
LORD MOTT
CHOPPED BEETS
LORD MOTT
CHOPPED CARROTS^ 2 14c FINE QUALITY
TOMATOES
"cJUc N cJHc ^110
N “ 2 11c
Can 1
BREAKFAST FARINA MELL0 WHEAT A BREAKFAST TREAT GRAPE-NUTS SUNNYFIELD RICE PUFFS BREAKFAST CEREAL COCO WHEATS SUNNYFIELD WHEAT FLAKES
2 *£ 15c PkT: 13c ‘iCBc KI: 2ic
Reg. Vkg.
8c
Fine Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
SOLID. MEDIUM SIZE HEADS NEW CABBAGE
GARDEN FRESH
GREEN BEANS
MICHIGAN
POTATOES u c 5 r* n d 0 e *
DELICIOUS FOR SALADS AVOCADOES
2 LBS. 7c 2 lbs. 25c 15 BAG 54c
EACH
10c
(kvaW mU OMr.lW kf Ik. CfMl AtU.tU A Pul ft. To CsmMar
Tasie this rich fresh bread. Flavory, fragrant — grand eating’ It's the one bread that r Thiroit-Enriched — gives you mart vitamini than 8 out of 10 other white breads.
fash 1M
2
1 l/j Lh. Loaves
PEANUT BUTTER
CORN - PEAS - TOMATOES
GREEN BEANS CIGARETTES
OXYDOL
Embassy , new low |>rlee
2 Lb. Jar
Only l<> C"ints
No. 2 can
No Kation Points
No. 2 can
( aint'ls, Luckies an.! Popiiliir Brands Carton
EGGS
Large Pkg. Low Price.
WHEAT PUFFS, Country ( hit), I ti/.. pkg. 5e; giant pkg. «c GRAPE JAM, Kilby Bee 2 lb. Jar SSe PLUM PRESERVES, Aunt Jane’s Only 2 1‘oints Lb. Jar ! le NOODLES, Country Club Special value, X oz. pkg. 10c
APPLE SAUCE, Country Club No. 2 can ISO ( KANBEKKV SAUCE, Ocean Spray, No. 1 glass 18c FLOUR, Country Club Whiter, finer, 25 lb. bag $1.22 AVONDALE Flour, - 25 Lb. Bag $1.07
CORNFLAKES
i/Ayy/flt'//
Country Club Crisp. Crunchy
Garden Offer/ 8 PACKETS VEGETABLE SEEDS 2 PACKETS FLOWER SEEDS
Large Pkg.
BRAN FLAKES
Country Club Better tasting High in health value.
Big 15 oz.
Pkg.
10c
BEETS • CARROTS CUCUMBERS • LETTUCE TOMATOES • PARSNIPS RED 8 WHITE RADISHES . . GIANT DAHIIAFIOWERED ZINNIAS, AND COSMOS.
Spotlight Coffee
59c
Hut Dated 3 Lb. bag
THE PICK OF THE NATION’S FINEST CROPS. ENJOY THESE FRESH VEGETABLES, AT EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW PRICES.
FRESH PEAS v, inK Ttn<i,r ' wei1 fui *?
2 Lbs.
SKLKCTED CRISP Solid, Iceberg 2 Heads
LETTUCE
29c 15c
CELERY
Fla. Golden Heart (Celery
hearts hunch 10c)
Large stalk
bC
SPINACH. Ready to
use,
No waste, Olio bag
19e
CABBAGE "Victory Food Special" Green, -solid le ads / 072C
ORANGES, Extra juiej Fla’s. 5 Lbs. 33,. GRAPEFRI'IT, Texas Seedless Full of juice, lb. 7c
EAT SEA FOODS FOR HEALTH No KATION POINTS KKQCIKED. I'AN FISH Dressed, ready for pan lb. 27c 'Yellow I'IKE, For baking, dressed, lb. ,‘19c
SHRIMP, iked 35e
FILLET OF COO, Extra fine, |b. ... ;t!)e .-nCMl
FILLETS of Red Perch lb. . die PERCH, Dressed, pan size Lb. 05,.
STEWING HENS
CHICKENS
48c 53c
I MMM CHICKEN \N’D NOODLES Table dressed, No Ration Points
Lb.
Broilers or Fryers. N„ Ration Points
■ Ji.
Shoulder Roast, Lb 32c 4 Points L3 m h t Smal1 Size, Lb. .. 37c Rib C ut, Lb. . . . 39c
7 Points
FRANKl-T'KTEKS, Ijirge Juicy, 4 Points, Lb. 3 >c LI NCHEOX MEAT, Spiced, line for lunelies. Delicious healed for hot meat Inaf, 0 Points, Lh. 39,.
PORK LOIN ROAST Rib end cut lean, tender 5 pts. lb 29c A lo " |M,i,u value . swert cure. jkm 111 the piece, 3 Points. Lb. MwC BACON sli '* 11,rim1,4 30c
KROGER-OAKLEY
,4 From where I sit...
/y Joe Marsh
Lem Martin’s dog went on a rampage last week...killed four of Ed Carey’s best hens. Naturally, Ed was pretty mad. Went around vowing he was going to get his shotgun and blow the blazes out of Lem’s dog when he saw him. And Lem says, "Let him try it and I’ll blow the blazes out of hitn. Ought to keep his chickens locked up, anyhow." But Ed and Lem are really mighty sensible fellows. And the whole thing was settled when Lem invited Ed over for a glass of beer, and they sat around
chaiting over the quarrel as if it were a kind of joke, “Shucks,” says Ed, “them hens didn’t amount to much nohow.” And Lem says: “Just the same I’m bringin’ you a barrel o’ apples to pay for 'em.” From where I sit, it would be a lot better for the world if folks would settle their arguments peacetul-like—sitting around over a friendly glass of beer— instead of going off half-cocked, and making mountains out of molehills.
VONCASl HNAL T 0N | G)r HI YA SAIU A Glamorous Sp ?tl with DONALD Wool
/Vo. 77 of o Series
Copyright, 1944, Brewing Industry Foundation
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Ben F. Davis REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR County Treasurer OF Putnam County Subject to the Republican Primary MAY 2ND., 1944. Yuur Support Appreciated.
Mrs. Mattie Miller, 730 east Seminary street, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Wednesday for treatment.
I Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Newby, j Clayt . Route 1, are tile parents cf | a son born Wednesday at the Putnam county hospital.
ELYSE KNOX I and HAY EBEKjL HIS ORCHfsj PLUS SELECTED sh FRIDAY and SATUfl IN OLD CHIQ
Albert Eiteljoige, 112 street, entered the Pm,,! hospital Wednesday mghtj ment. 1 Dale Cue, who complete^ man year at I urdue Fetrj | reported back to Purdue* :ts Naval Air ( be stationed there with V. . for some time. He enlistee ; j Corps in January. Pfc. William A Hurst* ed a medical discharge :rt S. Army after being m two and a half years. Pfc j| hospitalized for twenty ■, clue to injuries he receiveda where he was stationed I months. He is the sonofl Mrs. Paul Hur-t, Green.,;
15 N. INDIANA PHONE 740
TREMBLY'S SELF-SERVE REGAL MARKET A Complete Food Market
(’ALAVOS, Aristocrat of salads, each lOe POTATOES, I'. S. No. I Maine, Chlppewas, HI lbs. 3!)c TURNIPS, New Texas Purple Top, Lb. 5c
CANDY Fancy Chocolate Mix % Lb. 25c WILSON MILK 4 Tall Cans 35c RINSO-OXYDOL Larjare Box 23c SUGAR Factory Puck Bag 5 Lb. 29c
SWAN OR IVORY SOAP
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR FRUIT COCKTAIL
Libby’s Fancy No. 2'j Can
Red Tag, Delicious
No. 2!j ttan
SALT 3, IV2 U>- Bktfs. 10c
NORTHERN Soft Absorbent Bath Room Tissue. 4 Rolls 23c
PORK & BEANS PRUNE PLUMS
NORTH STAR COOKIES
CLING PEACHES
\an ( amp in Tomato Sauer
Hi oz. Glass Jar
Delicious, hiihlo - 4U Love Them, Ll>
Soipiel — Slice? In S.vrii|i 4jJ No. 21/2 Can ^
I’OTATOES ( obblcrs, 10 Lb. 25c 100 Lb. Bag $2.25
PURE APPLE JELLY SUN MAID RAISINS
2, 12-oz. (ilasscs
15 oz. I’kg. Seedless
lil
GROl ND REEF, For patties or home made loaf. 7 points. Lb. 25c PORK BRAINS, DeliekMw with eggs. No rutkin points lb. |7e
NEW CABBAGE
Solid, Crisp Heads
Lb. 4c
MEATS
Armour's Star Sliced Bacon &\ Pure Lard, 1 Lb. Carton ^ Short Ribs of Beef, Lb. ... -1* Franks, Large Juicy Lb Hj Spam or Treet, 12 oz. Can . • ^
CALL YOUK ORDERS IN ON FRIDAY -- FOB SATUKh''
ONION SETS Yellow , Lb. 29c
NEW
GREEN BEANS Tender and Snappy
Lb. 10c
DELIVERY
TREMBLY'S s,1 , f k Tl ve MARKE1 PHONE 740 15 North Indiana East Side of The Square.
