The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1944 — Page 4

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CHATEAU LAST TIMES TONIGHT

Tired Kidneys Often Bring

Sleepless Nights

I >ortoi

of tiny tubes or filters which help topurify (xl an^l keep you healthy. YV hen the;

trs say yftur kklneys contain 15 miles ubea or filters which help to purify the

blood and keen you healthy. When they Ret tired and don t work ripTit in the daytime, many people have to Retftjp nights, f requent or scanty passages with smartiriff and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don’t neglect this condition and lo.se valuable, restful sleep. v\ hen disorder of kidney function perrnita

remain in your blood, it ing backache, rheumatic

poisonous matter to i

may also cause nagging

pains, lej swelling, and ditsi:

S uttUBHco®, nicumatlO

I*niriH, leg ymins, loss of pep and energy, riling, r>utiincas under the eyes, he&dadiee

Don’t Tills,

tinem.

wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Tills, used successfully by millions for over V) years. They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes Hush out poisonous waste from your blood, (jet Doau'a I'dls.

Ad No. 108

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FOURTH TERM BACKERS PLEASED BY PRIMARIES WASHINGTON, May 4—(UP) - New deal primary successes in Ala I bama and Florida encourage Presi | dent Roosevelt’s fourth term camj puignSrs to believe that the extent of inti-admini-stration sentiment in th( south has been considerably exag gcrated. Republicans were not pleased b the Alabama-Florida returns. Sen Homer Ferguson, R., Mich., said: ’’There are still a lot of people wh won’t vote against Santa Claus, al though there aren’t so many as then used to be.” Returns indiC'Xffd that Florida’delegation to the Democratic Nation al Convention will be divided be tween Mr. Roosevelt aryi Sen. Harry F. Hyrd D., Va. Hut there was no in dication that fourth term advocate: felt their objective had been jeopardized The south’s veto power vanish ed with abrogation of the traditional Democratic rule that presidential nominees must obtain a two-third majority of convention votes. Powerful eastern, central and far we-tern Democratic organizations are pledged to the President’s renomination. The defection of some southern delegations could only embarrass the fourth term campaign. It could not check it.

SESSION COST 17,100 INDIANAPODIS, May 4- (UP — Indiana’s special legislative session, which last month passed soldiers vote and tax relief measures, cost 517,412, a report by bookkeepers tolay revealed. Huston Gossett, bookkeeper and j payroll clerk for the House, said Ur lower chamber cost $11,224.70, and | Mrs. Mary Schubert, bookkeeper for the Senate, reported expenses for hat body at $6,187.05. The Legislature appropriated $20,000 for costs if the special session. Largest items were that of salaries md mileage, allotments for members Salaries of representatives totaled t6,008, with additional mileage costs if $3,611.80 Salaries and expenses of Senators totalled $3,008, with mileage costs of $1,797.40.

KROGEB EGGS -■ Low Price. FLOUR AV rr*. 89c Tl AP|/ . DDE A h T,, ‘ la >’’> fresh bread. Today’s low ILUUV DnCA!/ price; 2, D/) u>- I-oaves . GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 30c flour ' $109 DONUTS ™ , " ,K K ™ 13c

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ATHLETES FOOT GERM How To Kill It The germ imbeds deeply. Can't be killed unless reached. Many liniments and ointments do not penetrate sufficiently. Ask any druggist for Te-ol solution. Mad' 1 with 90' < alcohol, it PENETRATES. Reaches more germs. APPLY FULL

smelly feet. Your 35c back tomor-, row if not pleased. Locally at R. P. j Mullins.

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TOMATOES

Buy Now, no limit No. 2 can

A £ Ivory (iull, 6 cans 59c; 12 cans $1.15;

I 24 cans $2.25; No. 2 can

GREEN BEANS stri,,,fl, * N Buy ai1 y ° u " a,,t

Country Club, Whole Kernel,

11c 10c 11c

FANCY CORN

(■olden Bantam, No. 2 can

SI’INACH, Country Club Top ipiality, No. 2 can 13c ASPAKAGI’S, Country Club Fancy fSis-ars, No. 2 Can 37c

BEETS, Like Me—Sliced 16 oz. Jar 13c KKOGO, Pure Vegetable Shortening, lb. 23c; 3 LI). Fkg. 64c

NEW LOW POINTS

SALE PRICE

j • Creamy-soft... smooths on (fast. Not gritty. No need to 'rinse off. Checks under-arm

erspiration and stops odor to 3 days. . LIMITED TIME!

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Joan of arc# the famous MAID OF ORLEANS, ROSE FROM OBSCURITY TO LEAD THE FRENCH ARMY TO VICTORY IN THE. 15th CENTURY.

This modern MAID IS FAMOUS BECAUSE SHE PERSONIFIES PURE, SWEET, WHOLESOME NU-MAID, THE ONLY MARGARINE CERTIFIED BY ITS MAKER. TO BE A ’TABLEGRADE" MARGARINE.

Tti« mild, churned-frtth flavor of NU-MAID hat made if a favorite for cooking and teasoning, as well as for \ KA Aft 0 ‘P’® 01 * on< f other (able use.

MAKGAKINL. Kutmore, Now only 2 point's fb 17c ‘ftl TTKR, Countrv Clnh. Now only 12 iMiintM, Roll 46c SCRK WHII’-TOI’I’ING Kroger’s \t hi|is like cream Half Pint ctn. 21c 1’KITT COCKTAJL, Rich Ri|M', No. 2 1 1 can ... 31c

NEW LOW POINTS GRAPH JAM, Ruby Bee. Only •1 points per jar, 2 lb. jar 33c CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, Chicken Noodle, only 3 |Milnt« r'an 14c APPLE BUTTER, Golden Orchard, Only 2 |M>intH Jar 12c

PEACHES, Del Monte 2(i Gl.

28c

TOMATOES

Fancy, Red Ripe Solid Meated, Fine Flavor Lb. 17c

JONES DRUG STORE C. C. COAN •

mm

As firYe.a, spread as

money tan buy

ORANGES

FRESH PEAS

POTATOES

CELERY, Fresh, crisp, Pascal 2 large stalks '25c FRESH CORN, New Texas While, 4 Ears 29c APPLES, Extra Fancy Box Wincsaiss, 2 Ebs. 28c POTATOES, Kroger’s selected Idalioes, It) lb. bag 54c

Florida Valencias, Sweet, extra juiey

A real value — 8 Lb. Bag California, Well Filled, Sweet Tender, 3 Lb*. New Texas Red Triumphs

5 Ll»s

49c 29c 29c

CARROTS, Fancy California 2 Itiniches 17c CAKKAGE, (ins'll, solid heads I-l*. 5c ONIONS, New Texas Yellow 2 Lbs me GRAPEFRUIT, Florida Sc adless, 5 Elis 8g t .

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rV. l Wan IBlIiskirk II Meat Point Holiday

WEST SIDE SQUARE

GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES

FREE DELIVEVRY

PHONE 37

Cooked HAMS 35c

Point Free •

LIFEB0UY or LUX Bar 5 !/2C

Sugar PURE CANE 3ft, 3| AND l« STAMP 5 Lb. Factory Packed Bag 30c

Rinso The White Wash Lge. Pkg. 23®

CDDV NOT kationeu /a 3 Eb. Jar 0/C COFFEE 28c

RAISINS s, ,::z~15c SUPER SUDS _ 23c

ORANGES CALIFORNIA NAVELS I 3 Lbs. 29c

POTATOES •MICHIGAN RUSSETS 100 Lb. Bog $2.79 10 Lb Bog 29c.

; TOMATOES FANCY Lb. 19c

rnAlflCC CHOCOLATE marsh- aa IvUIMLJ MELLOWS, Lb. JwC MATCHES " T “:ir KK “ A ^23c CII kiAkl Not Rationed, Alaska rjr . JALPIUM Pink, Lb. ran /bC

GROUND BEEF l h 23c bacon r::,:" 35c

FRANKFURTERS T 28c

TC 4 DELICIOUS SIPS 1 tM i (>., |. kK . ZDC CORN, PEAS7:T 11c

LARD , " IKK T;. Wit. 1

CHEESE K ”~ K 35c

GROUND BEEF

All Meat Items in This Ad Point Free

PORK LOIN ROASTS 1 !2; “ 2 "

PRESSED HAM, For delicious Lunches or fried with eggs. Sliced, Lh. 49c

lender, Lb. 28C WIENERS, Full of juice and

flavor. The very best, Uk 39c

bologna SAUSAGE, Sandwich style, the best sliced or piece. Lb. 3j c Sugar cured, small size, No

SLICED BACON, A Grade, Sweet cure, lean, rind off,

l-l» 39c

I'RANKI-l KTEKS, the very

best. Tender, juicy,

**• 35c SMOKED PICNICS BEEF SHORT RIBS, I^-an. meaty.Fo r baking or braht-

Eli 19c

BRAINS, Pork or Beef. Delicious with eggs, tfo ration point*, ,b. 20c ’ -MSAVE MFAT POINTS. EAT MORE SEA FOODS FOR HEALTH

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Fresh 1(1.: H PIKE, Pan

Size, Lh.

19e

Fnsli LAKE HERRING, Head)' for the pan, Lh. 28e

Fancy YELM)W PIKE, Fine for haking, lb. 27 c Fresh PIKE FILLETS, Extra fancy, Firm white, Lb. 45c

NOW POINT FREE

TKEET, Armour's Star, Point

Free, can sec

SPAM, No ration iNiints Can

36e

K. P. LUNCHEON MEATS A Delightful treat, ration free can 36c

KR0GER-0AKLEY

VONCASTLE - Final Tonight ANN SAVAGE TOM NEAL KLONDIKE KATE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EAST SIDE KIDS MILLION . SiKID

I take this means of expressing my appreciation to the citizens of Putnam County for their excellent sun. port in the primary. p ' REXELL A. BOYD

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A BLUE RIBBON TICKET

BEDFORD, Ind„ May 4.—(UP) — With the lone male challenger soundly defeated, the Democratic all-wom-an slate of candidates in Lawrence county today mapped their campaign for the November elections.

John Ross of Bedford was the,man to run agaii t the women, J he was defeated for the J for state representative by Mrs. Eel nice Allen of Mitchell, 525 to in Why Not Try Banner Want-J

NOTHING EVER LIKE IT BEFORE "THE PERFUME OF TOMORROW" Dri-Perfume Is a highly concentrated powdenld |>erfumc nuule by priN-eHsing essential oils with white iiowder.

Rulilied on the wrists, back of ears, or on a handkerchief—the delicate fragrance lingers for hours. Easy to apply, handy to carry, and lasting, as no alcohol is used which ordinarily would evaporate or dry .Vour skim.

TWO THRILLING FRAGRANCES

ALLURE

CREATION

A HEAVY, SPICY

A LIGHT. SWEET

SOPHISTICATED

PROVOC \TIVE

FRAGRANCE

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FRAGRANCE

12-GRAM BOTTLE $2.00 PLUS TAX. Mullins' Drug Store

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PRE.M, Swift’s, No I’olnt* , an 85c

POTTED MEAT, Armour's Star, can 9,. TFNA tTSH, Grated, Point Free, can 27c MACKE UAL, Rose Bowl, can

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COATS and SUITS

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