The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 March 1944 — Page 4
CHATEAU LAST TIMES TONITE M- WAYNE a-HAYWM!
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Tir i Kidney Oftets Bricg
Sleepless Nights Doctors Hfiy your kidneys ccnt uin 1miles f tiny tubes or IjIters whi< h help to purify tbe lood and keep you healthy. ^V'lIC•n they get ired and don t work right in the daytime,
trhtjs. Freqi ugaiid bur nething wi
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of tiny tulK‘!
blood and 1,
tired and don’t work rigid in the daytime, many people have to get up nights. Frequent nty passages with smarting and burnix .imes shows there is something wroi i your kidneys or bladder. Don’t negle
ondition and lot
or scanty pass-., eometinies shows there
with
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is condition and lose valuable, restful sleep. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may also cause inying i u ka< os* rhsumatlo
. 1 sh <.f psp and energy,
swelling, puffiiMMS under the eyes, Lcaduehea
and dizsiness.
pains, “if..
Don’t waitl Ask ,
J’ills, used successfully by millio years. They give happy relief and
the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan s Fills.
ik your druggist for Doan’s sfuily by millions for over 10
ibes flush
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Ad No. 108
)T over *10 will help
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tow MOTHKKS I’KiS LUVERNE, Minn. (UP)—There will be no milk shortage for the nin motherleas pigs ut the Ran UranUerburg farm, r'he porkers are being fed by one of the cows.
mmrjw BANNER AOS UE I RES! LTS
Tull of Pep at 75! How’s YOUR Pep at 40,50,60? You know Ms name as well ;i- you do your own. You’ve read In the newspaper - 'hat at 7. r » he fee!) like tie did 2f> years ago at . (t. Proves It’s not natural for you to feel exJiau-'* I, old at only 40. /VO or 00 Hut you eau feel old Indeed if your blood la< ).h Iron Try Ostrex Tonir l ablet-, (’ontaln l U nty of the Iron you may need for pt u and vitality; al'O prophyiuetle amounts of vitamin Hi, calcium, ce trex has helped thoiiHtind.s who felt old, worn-out solely because bliMsI lacked Iron; they have new pep, vim and vitality; they feel years younger. Try Ostrex today. Introductory size costa only 3iVcl
From where I sit... /y Joe Marsh
You hear a lot of talk about morale these days ... but have you found many pi ..pie who knew exactly what "morale” was? Well, I was thumbing through my scrap book the other day, and I came on thi verse I’d like tu pass on to you ... R’n the lift you get from n friendly Miiib-.., A brand new hat In ?i j tunly ’-'vie.., A letter from home I hat the postman bring*,.. Morale la a lot oi little tilings. Isn’t It so? Morale i- Just, a lot of little things. A flower in your button hole, a word of greeting,
an occasional refreshing glass of beer with friends. From where I Bit, If we tab* rare to preserve these little friendly things that boost mo* rale, we’ll be doing a lot to help our country In its time of crisis, And we’ll boost morale among our soldiers at the front, too. Because it’s these “important little things" that they look forward to returning to.
No. 78 of a Seri a
Copyright, 1944, Brewing Industry 1'oundalioW
STOP wishing
/ WISH MY JOB WERE MORE IMPORTANT
START do
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f-pc 1 opportunities that await you in the Women’s Army Corps. F Apply at any U.S. Army Recruiting Station. Or write for illustrated booklet. Address: The Adjutant General, U.S. Army, Recruiting and Induction Section, 4-415 Munitions Bldg., Washington 25, D. C. (Women in essential war industry must have release . from their employer or the U.S. Employment Service.)
3 NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR WAC RECRUITS Undar (.Main conditions, you may now request— 1. Your Army job, 2. Your branch of sorvico. 3. The Army post where you’re assigned. Find out If you qualify
THE ARMW NEEDS WACS... • THE WAC NEEDS YOU!
WOMIN’S ARMY CORPS
one taste...end yen knew it's
d888e i 28c OUT OF iEVERY DOLLAR! * ioanother leading bread
Full of rich flavor and warm oven (ragrance. For Clock Bread is Clocked-Fresh Every Day—and enriched with Kroger's ex lusive Thiron to give you more vitamins than 9 out of 10 other white breads. kT.OGER’S CLOCK BREAD
FRESH TODAY, C10CKED-FRESH EVERY DAYI
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DROWN STAMPS Y, Z, GRELN STAMPS K, L, M, EXPIRE MARCH 20TH. RED STAMPS A8, B8, C8, D8, E8, F8, BLUE A8, B8, C8, DC, E8 NOW GOOD.
10c 33c
|^r A C Ivory (lull — Only » Point*. 1 LW J Save iiKtre at this low price — No. '! can
Cl If* AD I* CUE CANE
jUuAK 5 Eh
Ci nilO t*t>L>I).MEDAL — I’illshury, 25 lit. bog *l.3. r >; SJg* iLUlIn IS Lh. hag ^ CORN TOMATOES Green Beans
Only 8 Points Only 5 Points No Points
No. 2 Can 11c
80c Garden Seeds
25c
With Country ( lull Cereal latbrl, only .
AVONDAEE I I.OI R, •25 Eh. bag $1.07
F-'EOCK, Country Club ‘J.'i Lb. bug
$1.22
75c. Chrysanthemum With Coupon from H C/» Country C. Crackers, for IvW
Spstlight Coffee HOT DATED 3 " 1 59c
SARDINES, Pilchards 15 oz. ean
13c
ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
New crop, Fittritln Valencia, Chiii skin.
Juicy. Nearly seedless, 5 Lbs
Texas Set.Hess, lull of julcu Fine Flavor — Lb.
35c 7c
CARROTS
Fancy Texas, Fresh Crisp, Itiinch
POTATOES Indiana washed, F. S. No. 1 CliipiN'was. Fine lor all Aft purposes. 15 lb. peek 8 / **
LETTFCE, Fresh, crisp, leelierg, 2 heal Is 17c CAItRA(iE, Green, solid beer s Lb. 4'/ic POTATOES, Kroger’s Seleeted Ida hoes, 10 lb. bag 4Uc CEEEKY, Florida Golden lltarl, 2 large stalks 15c KCTABAG VS, Canadian Wax
SWIIT POTATOES Nancy Hall, Lb.
lilillllililSIKlIliliiniK Aif'Aki SM *‘ct cure, whole or half piece fiT' BAIUN I Point — Lb ... ,, 2vC PORK LOIN ROAST 29c Rcatly to serve. CHOPPED PRESSED HAM 48c
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
Sandwich style, in the piece
ttr sliced, 3 points, lb.
2Wc
COOKED SALAMI, 5li)d spi -*’, Delk-ious flavor 4 Points, Lh
HKc
GUOl ND BEEF, For loaf or Patties, li points, Lit. .... 2
FBANKFI RTEKS, Large, 4uicy, tender, serve the Is-st, ;| points, I.h H5c SLICED ,■ ' ON, Lean, Sweet ('tire, I lh. layers, J point Lb. 80c CHICKENS, for stewing, table dressed. No ration points, Lb J8c
SIRLOIN STEAK m RIB ROAST
SAVE POtNYS
WHITING, Oressed, ready for the pan, Lb. ]4<.
Delicious broil: d. Serve with French Fries, 10 Points, Lb.
Flavorful, Tender
(i Points, Lb.
SERVE KROGER SEA FOODS
SHRIMP, Fncooked, Lb. . .. 35e
39c 29c
FILLETS of Cod, Extra fine Lb. 89c
III!
Extra Fine Fillets, for frying or Broiling, lh. 30c
KROGER-OAKLEY
1 FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment be se th-ir plate dropped, slipp* <1 or wabbled at just the wrong time. Do not j live in fear ot this happening to you. I Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH. the alkaiin .no.i-aeid) powd' r, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. De not sour. Checks “plate odor’’ (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. .MAN’S BODY IS FOUND N IN SHARKS STOMACH VENICE, Fla, March ’ Valter Dunne, commercial shirk fisherman, reported to lay that the gr ater part of a man’s body was found in the belly of a leopard shark which he caught about .'!0 miles off Venice in the Gulf of M xico, Wednesday. Deane, who said the shark weigh- •. d between 800 and 1000 pounds, Mid the body was nearly intact front the third rib I iwn to the knees. He said the body uppar ntly was swal-1
VONCASTLE*
Tin FIRST Shockini Story of thi TRIAL OF WAR CRIMINALS!
*1 WOULD mints DIE BE FORCED INT1| Mil OFFICESS 1
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with Martha Hunt • Alexandir Knox • Henry Trovers • Eij)i | g || / / ■ stmi rui it iimi itk • omen h um m rm • nnnu k umd khr . f *r.. A IPl
PLUS: SELECTED SHORTS.
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GOLD MEDAI, FLOUR 25 Lb. bag *1.35 CIGARETTES, Popular Brands,On. SI.20 CORN FLAKES, Country Club, large- pkg. 7c WHEAT PI FFS, CountryClub, Giant, 8 oz. size .... 8c ( EREAL P\CK, (Onntry Club 10 pkgs., 7 varieties pkg 20<• PREM, Now 4 Polnta, can 35c MAZOLA, Qt. 55c
Amsm ' CLOSING OUT SALE By the ortler of the Mt-nthers ot the Fillmore Ban! we will sell af public auction the fnllowing pro-(K-rty on MarcSi 21, 1944 at 2 P. M. at the Fillmore Band Stand: 1 Band Stand 6 Tables, 7 ft. long 1 Table, 14 ft. long 1 Electric Coffee Urn, 48 cup 6 Popfar Boards, 12 in. wide, 14 f?. long 1 Gasoline Stove, 4 burner 1 Kerosene Stove, 4 burner 9 Benches, 10 ft., 12 ft., and 14 ft. long 1 Pop Cooler 2 Ice Cream Dippers PRESIDE.N 1—Rosette Euslhaiil ■ SDCRETA11Y—Lula ( lilt l TREASURER—Worth Arnold. Auctioneer—A O. HUNTER. Clerk—A H. HUNTER:
lowed by the shark about four days before the fish was caught. EVEN READING ’EM HURTS PULLMAN, Wash. (UP)—The "f the Arnfv's physical education i vice here are enough to make i eivili ins bones creak. First comes the I inling groaner, then follows, wituout pause, hip bounce, trunk twi b t kr. e bend, modified burpee, l< |M'.:der, towing exercise, pushback twist and rocking chair.
DR. L. A
VETERINARY
228 W. Main St.-
CI.OVERlMli
Free Srrvh-e | 8
flee on diseases of
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Always ready a^sd vise with .v„ u „n
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Small animals ar* attenii.it. Stop In atm,a get aeipiatnted.
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j EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA ■ Streamline that Early Morning Breakfast WMi CINNAMON FRUIT ROLl
CARAMEL SWEET
♦ VANILLA SWEET ROLLS
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Are you hungry for sweets? Your iiide|H-ndrnt grueer has them fresh every ..'ay. AsklitlH ♦ • !■ k ■ '-S 1
ATTENTION Again we give you that delicious CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAK! Include one in your Friday or Saturday order front yua
independent grocer.
BOND BAKERS •, — a- - em ^ r« niangi—I d—i ai—r W nnr-
15 N. INDIANA PHONE 740
TREMBLY’S SELF-SERVE REGAL MARKET A CompSeie Food Market
EAST SIDi| OF SQUAffil
Wall Paoer Cleaner ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
4 Cans 25c
BLKNDKI)
Jti Oz. Can
POST TOASTIES
Giant 1H uz - 1
IllIXM
Snic su’d Span Pkg. 23c
TIME SAVER
BLEACH
32 Ounce Buttle
ruMouvs
CAMAY SOAP
LUX SOAP
LIFEBUOY ^
AEROWAX
Full ({nart Battle
10c
It \RS
45c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
2‘""15c
ONION SETS. Lb. .
YELLOW
POTATOES, 10 Lb. .
. . 27c
100 lb. B^g ....
. $2.35
ORANGES, Lb. . .
. . . 7>c
FLORIDA NEW CABBAGE Solid, Crisp Heads Lb. 4c
REGAL COFFEE “1. DUFFS GINGER BREAD MIX OXYDOL OR DUZ ,, K RiTZ CRACKERS , „ __ FISH BKEAST wl ' <,I,I< KKN ’ F ' N< v SARDINES '.Z', 1 : NAT " RAL I ■ ——^ , — MATADAkll w * nn ®b brand ok |(i mAtAnUni spaghuttH — 2 u». rkg. CHEESE ? ? Yes, We Have It. — ■ ^ Mtj—i argk (OFNTKY tu%A hj Dozrn ..... CHUCK ROAST .. J pure lard JOWL BACON J
