The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1944 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLf. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1944.
° #D S and
BROHtu .* N °S ^Vec/eaw L ° TS 1° m »ke roon? f ° Ur shel ^ "nes. d.* ° r new
'earing
—-aces. p
f ° r '*•* lucky p' S ^'"gs Can u *e ri,es/t 0p,e
SC bar 8ai ns .
imif ami Short Sleeve iCK SUITS Keeularly $3.97 ki easy to laundry. All Ind sizes. Boy’s $3.98 Ji ts at $2.97. These can the first few wevks of foil will save time and by buying these.
Men’s Dress Straw HATS Regularly $1.49 97c We have many more warm days ahvad, so buy today and be cool and comfortable. Men’s 39c work Straw Hats are on i.ale at 29c. We have several styles from which to choose.
WE ON CLOTHING!
I
1C HOSIERY MAKE UP Were 68c , lls( » — .lust pour a small quantity in cii|>|>ed hand irk upward. This bottle Is enough for more than m r s of ('osmetic Hosiery. — Now |EE SHIRTS Were 79c L in all colors. No ifoiling necessary. Economical at . _ L piiee. Round rihlN'd neckline. You'll want several QJ( D! NECKWEAR FOR WOMEN Were 59c h;it extra smart touch to your costume. Variety of ^ -» WOMEN’S SKIRTS Were $2.98 Lie both Seersucker and printed rayon. Be hen 1 j , LADIES JACKETS Were $7.98 I we say more than, be here early ^ |NCE-BOY’S WASH SUITS Were $1.49 button on pants. Two-tone in color. Easy to laundry. | "J i| [sleeve with flat feld seams I. M S RAYON SLIPS Were $1.69 I model, four gon-d with fagoted seams, (iracefully 1 O yl M'S WHITE PURSES Were $1.98 e.d buy at an ideal time. A wide assortment from \ A~1 to choose, a value you will want to buy. 1.4/
12 5 24 30 •
RICES ARE SLASHED
Were Sale Price of Men’s wash trousers $ 1.98 $ 1.47 ft's tropical suits 26.50 22.50 tn’s striped twill pants 2.19 1.98 bn’s cash saver trousers 2.98 2.29 jt’s Zelan Jackets 4.98 3.97 Bn’s Gabardine Hats 1.49 .97 }y s Zelan Jackets 2.89 2.37 Men's Whip Cord Breeches 2.49 1.87 Aen’s brown and white Oxfords 3.85 2.67 Josant Blouses 1.98 1.27 Cotton Shorts, cool cotton 1.00 .87 byon head squares .49 .37 |. Women’s Dress Pumps, Irk colors 2.98 2.57 Itting Bags, all colors 1.98 1.47 ^iled Bath Towels .69 .57 rds Black Cambric .16 .13 lings for Children 6.93 5.95 |ng Room Suite 119.95 59.95 doz. quart Fruit Jars .89 .63 doz. pint Fruit Jars .79 .62 bgar Servers .27 .14 flin Flower Bottles 1.25 .87 jwer Vases 1.00 .67 [tility cans, 10 and 20 gal. size .77 .57 Box Pitchers 1.29 .97
HILDREN’S CLOTHES
REN’S SHEER DRESSES
Were 75c
nil sheer frocks suitable for the hot month* of August. 'allies at low prices. Square necks, sheering tleb" in all colors
IREN’S PINAFORES
Miahle, In novelty prints and plain colors trimmed rickrack. Nice to wear without blouse, sash In
on short sleeve undershirts for Bidders for extra warmth. Ribbed ►ms. Fine Value
baby knit.
with double Smooth flat
59c
Were $2.98
2.66
Were 89c
ICED CRINKLE CREPE PAJAMAS
* and washable. Wash and they are ready to wear, brother or sister. Rants button on waist. In colors, HL r i* and £‘ink / Ol [RANGE Infants Short Sleeve Undershirt Were 29c
18c
Iked INFANT’S BEDJACKETS Were 79c Iduratile Rayon Jersey. In colors, blue and rose. Nice for ■>> to wear on cool evenings. Short sleeves with eorded / C,
Women’s While Deb. Sport OXFORDS Regularly $3.49 $2.57 Tl.'jse arc genuine Goodyear Welts, and are young styles for the active feet. Wear them now and dye them later. Women's $3.49 White. Medium h'eel Pumps $2.57.
Women’s BLOUSES Regularly $2.98 1.97 Sizes 32 to 40. Good selection of styles and colors. Need we say be here early. $4.98 Jerkins, in a wide selection of colors at $3.97,
BIG SAVINGS FOR MEN
MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS
Were $3.69
Wards Iraditionally fine quality colorful Spun Rayon and *1 yIT long sleeves. Sizes, small, medium, large LAI
MEN S KNIT TEE SHIRTS
Were $1.25
A big Ward value. It is always possible to keep cool and q-j refreshed in one of these shirts. You will want several. / / (
MEN’S SUMMER CAPS
A very cool and light weight cap. All sizes and colors. You can now match your other summer garments.
MEN’S HANDTAILORED TIES
Were 98c
67c
Were $1.00
A very good selection of checks and strijics in assorted summer patterns. These arc priced so that you can buy < "T them by the dozens |/{ MEN’S SHIRT AND PANTS SETS Were $5.58 In printed twill, in color, blue. Tills is a very neat and attractive suit and also servicable. This is indeed a s qq good buy. Set 4./0
MEN’S RAIN COATS
This coal is made for both dress and work, color, Olive
Drab with full belt. All sizes
Were $5.98
4.98
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS About eight dozen In this group. Sizes large. You will no doubt want several.
Were 29c small, medium, t a
Consisting of two swings and climbing rope. If you . — . - don’t want to buy one don’t let your children sis- it, 1/.7J or they might become very demanding.
REDUCED TO CLEAR
15 Chicken Fountains, 2 gal. size
Were Sale Price
all glass 16 glass tops, 1 qt. size for
$1.00
$ .88
chicken waters .18 41 No. 3 Cardboard waters for growing
.12
chicks
.10
.08
3 large size Chicken Feeders
1.65
1.29
6 Chick Feeders, small size
1.10
.89
9 Locked Door sets
.65
.49
12 Chicken Feeders, all wood
.49
.39
84 Binder Twine, 8 1-4 lb. balls
1.14
.99
20 Dairy Fly Sprays, size 1 qt.
.39
.33
12 Soil Soakers
1 90
1.66
5 Pastic Hose Nozzles
.39
.33
24 Garden Spray Nozzles
.10
.08
5 Tulip Sprinklers
.95
.89
4 Lawn Sprinklers
.98
.89
12 Fly Covers for Horses
1.69
1.58
15 Lawn Seed, 5 lb. size
1.65
1.49
3 Vigro Fertilizer
.85
.66
20 Clover Seed for Lawn 25 Bottles Potato Spray, kills
1.45
1.33
bugs instantly
.95
.66
20 Bottles of Plant Spray
.35
.29
47 Air Flow Glass Ventilators
it- .98
.57
25 Cans Silver Polish
.29
.19
25 Flower Vases
.19
.13
HURRY! ONLY A FEW!
OVERSTOCK - CHICKEN FOUNTAINS Were $1.65 2'j gallon size, l-arge l'/,” opening with glazed drink- c jq jug jar. 9" diameter. Tr"at your chickens to the best 1.47 DAIRY AND GARDEN SPRAYERS Were $9 95 Fine for spraying chicken houses, dairy barns and other farm buildings. Powders can Is 1 mixed in container. / Q Tank is 20 guage steel. Capacity 4 gallon J.07 OVERSTOCK - FLY COVERS Were $1.69 Protect your horse with a fly cover. Made of cool com- . fortahlc while cotton sheeting. Gives lull protection from ],Lj head to tall. i STURDY SPADING FORK Were 95c Heavy duly t.V|ie. Select grade ash handle. Four prong, 11 OQ SAVE ON PITCH FORKS Were $1.65 Points 12” long, and handle which Is made of Northern < jq Ash Is 4' 2 ft. long. Buy yours today 1.47 CANE BOTTOMS, HIGH BACK CHAIRS Were $6.35
Highly finished. A very comforlahle rocker. Ideal for your yard or inirch .Com? in and see for yourself.
5.39
MONTGOMERY WARD
Shop PROM OUR CATALOGS ... thousands of item* not in our store stocks may be ordered in our catalog department , . . prompt delivery from our mail order house t
QUANTITIES LIMITED ... NO SALES t O DEALERS OR OBBERS
M
-For Rent-
FOR RF.NT: Sleeping ladies Call 366-M
room for 10-tf.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished apartment, modern Phone 366-M.
-For Sale-
9CMMER RKCREATION ACTIVITIES
Softball
July 19-Tanks vs. Tigers July 19—0. K. Barber Shop v*. Cloverdale Independents There were over 100 children at the part Monday night. Some wet# roller skating and others were play-
FOR SALE: O. I. C. male hog, a good one. Registered. Also baled wheat straw out of stack. Lester Terry, 2'm miles southeast of Mt. Meridian, Greencastle, R. 2. 19-2p.
FOR RENT: Modern sleeping room. 105 W. Columbia. Phone 540-
J. 19-lt | ing softball. There were a few old- ; — ——— ■ — sters there too. -IVfisceftaneous- ! It’s fun to watch the boys and
j girls at play. “Seeing is believing.’’ O. K. Barber Shop 1 had a practice
FOR SALE: 1935 Ford V-8, good condition, excellent tires. Sec Curtiss F. Jones. (Tovenlale R. 1. 19-40. "for SALK. 1941 Fort super d& luxe club coupe. Good motor, tires and paint. Charles Martsteller, Russellville. 17-19-21-3p.
FOR SALE: Fries. Walter C. Pursell, four miles northeast of Greencastlc. 19-4p.
FOR SALE: 1939 Chevrolet coupe, good tires. Gerald Hope, Coatesvillt, 19-lp.
FOR SALE: Two Hereford bulls. 9 months old and one 3 year old Hereford bull. Russell Day, Bainbridge. 18-2p.
FOR SALE. Hay baler. Miller, Fincastle.
Charles 18-2p.
FOR SALE: Electric Sweepers: built in coal oil stove; chiffrobe; Radio; laundry stove. Gilbert Wood Main and Ohio Street. 18-2p. FOR SALE: 2 iron pumps and pipes; set bedsprings; kitchen table dining room table. Phone 366-M. 10-tf.
FOR SALE; Transparent Buchheit Orchard.
apple*. 8-t'f
FOR SALE: Ripe tomatoes. Roy Budich Veselinovich, 74 Martinsville street. 17-3t. FOR SALE: Blackberries. See Mrs. Claude Johnson, Greencastle R. 4, three and one-half miles northwest of town. 18-2p
No wrapping or seasonal sto.ing is necessary and one application of MIRRA MOTH IMMUNIZER on clothing guards against moth damage for two years. Horace Link and Company. 19-lt.
Auto — Fire — Life INSURANCE Save ‘25% on Farm Fire Policies EZRA CRAFT, Phone 892
HOT SLEEPLESS NIGHTS are virtu.'illy unknown in an EAGLE INSULATED HOME. Get an EAGLE CERTIFIED INSULATION job today. R. E. KNOLL, northwest cornei of square. Phonv 60. Res. Phone 673J , 19-20-21-22-4t
HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE Ages 1 to 60 Years. SIMPSON STONER, INSURANCE
BITI.DING AT AUCTION Will sell at auction at the Floyd Center school building on Saturday, July 22, at ten o’clock A. M., on 1 frame building, 20x40 feet, with metal roof. Paul Frederick, Trustee 12-15-19-31
FDR SALE: Pure bred Angus bulls, cows and heifer. Good ones. Carl A. Enz. South Whitley. Ind. 18-3t.
FOR SALE: Five year old dark bay, five gaited horse, 15 1-2 hands high, weight 975, plenty of style and action, extra good disposition. Claude A. Holley, Spencer Ind. 17-3ts
~W;intecl>
WANTED: To Pent a farm. L roy Disney. Bainbridge, R. 1. 19-lp WANTED: Any aHid at dead stock. Call 273, QreencaaTe. Charge oald. John Wacktel Co. eod
WANTED: A man to ■ drive country milk route. W. R. Clark, Bainbridge, R. R. 1. 19-4p. WANTED: Tricycle for 2 ye&r old. Phone 816-J. 18-tf.
WANTED: Corn, will pay highest legal price. Miller Grain Co. 11-tf WANTED: Man or hoy for part time work. Morning and evening. Must be dependable. Very interesting proposition for boy going to school. Call at 309 N. Vine street between 5:00 and 6:30 p. m. 17-3p. MEN. WOMEN" WANT VIM ” Stimulants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking Iron, Vitamin B 1, Calcium. Trial size costs little. Save Real money, get $1. size. Ask about big-money saving “Economy" size. At all druggist in Greencastle. at Stevens Drug. 18-3ts
"I am 91, I put arthritis on th' run or refund. Many others the same is done. G. R. Wysong, 6th FI Lemcke Bldg., Indianapolis, 4, Indiana.” 12-tf FIRESTONE factory control re ■apping and vulcanizing Is guaran 'oed. C. A. Webb’s Home and Aut< Supply. 11-tf
We pay Highest Prices for Woo* Prompt Remittance in Full. W< Furnish Sacks and Twine Free o’ Charge to our customers. M. Sabe fe Sons. John H. Neumeyer, LouL zille. Ky. 4-tf NOTICE The Cloverdale Annual Picnic held July 27-28-29, sponsored by th^fiierican Legion. 18-8p -Ke.ai KsiateFOR SALE: 6 rooms semi-modern house, nice grounds on paved roa-J near town. Address Box S. Bannei Office. 17-19-2t FOR SALE: A 160 acre stock an" grain farm, X 3 tillable, balance pa-; ture with running water. Five room house, good barn. Price $40 pet acre. J. T. Christie. Real Estate. 17-fit.
game on Monday night. Band Concert—8:15 p. m. Band concert every Tuesday night at Robe-Ann Park. It’s great to see so many interested in good music and willing to work. .Moving Picture*—8:30 p. m. The titles of the pictures to be shown Thursday, July 20—8:30 p. m. at Robe-Ann Park are: “Our Enemy: The Japanese,’* ‘Patterns of American Rural Art,” and “Clouds.” Hundreds of people are enjoying the Thursday night moving pictures it the park. “Winter Wonderland” and “Ottawa on the River” shown last week not only reminded us of ihe winter sports we miss in this part of the country, but suggested mie possibilities which can be cari ini out here in Greencastle. All we seed are ideas, willing workers and full co-operation on the part of hos. interested in citizenship buildiu Remember the old adage— Where there is a will there is a way.” Charles Layne and Ben Knckhlll av. demonstrated what it takes to ivorcome difficulties when using an ■id projector, namely a knowledge ot le machine, an interest in the proct patiense. and perseverance. Redrs for the City School’s projector .ere ordered last spring. They came ast week. In the meantime, when he University's projector was not ivailablc, Charles and Ben did a hard ;ob well. Thanks boys, you are makng hundreds of folk happy this summer. Story Hour—3 p. in. Remember the story-hour on Monlay, Wednesday and Friday at RobeNun Park. The hour—3 p. in. Il.mdii rail—3 p. 111. Tuesday and Thursday are the lays when wo learn to make things. Showers Remember the showers will be on vhen it is hot. Light showers are ooling.
FOR SALE: 9 room modern 4 room upper apartment with 25 act and outbuildings. I 1 .,, miles south of Brazil on 59. George Kaelber. 17-3p
FOR SALE: 80 acre farm, 55 acre tillable, 25 acres pasture land. Good 5 room house, barn and outbuildings. 12 miles north east of Greencastle. Box 20, Banner. 18-3p.
WANTED: Ironings. Write Box 11, Banner Office. 19-2{i
WANTED: Young woman to learn linotype machine operation. Must be steady. Easy work, good hours. Permanent employment at good wag s. Requires weeks of practice. The Daily Banner. WANTED TO BUY: Tricycle for 3 year old. Phone 623-W. 19-lt.
-LostLOST: At city park, wrist watch. Finder please return to Mr. Gooch, park attendant, or Evan Crawley Phone 381-JX. Reward. 19-3p
Jo Ann Hazlett, Greencastle R. 4, returned to her home Wednesday from the Putnam county hospital. Sarah Lee Young, Kokomo, was released from the Putnam county hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Vera Flint, Greencastle, R. 1 returned to her home Wednesday morning from thv Putnam county hospital.
UPSET STOMACHS YIELD INCHES OF GAS AND BLOAT "I was so full of gas I was afraid I’d burst. Sour, bitter substance rose up in my throat from my upset stomach after meals. I got EBRHKLP, and It worked inches of gas and bloat from me. Wastline is way down now. Meals are a pleasure. I praise Erb-Help to the sky.”- This Is an actual testimonial from a man living right here in Greencastle. ERB-HELP is thte new formula containing medical juices from 12 Great Herbs, these herbs cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserable people soon feel diff*rvnt all over. So don't go on suffering -Get Erb-Help. Sold by all drug stores in Greencastle.
Public Sale Of furniture at home of Goldie Rogers, 314 North Madison street, Thursday, July 20ili at 1:30 P. M. Consisting of a dining room table, five elmirs, buffet, day lied, library table, stand table, wood stove, rocking chair, porch swing, wash stand, hall rack, two Velour rugs, cook table, radio, vlctrola, glass jars, canned fruit, table lamp, six gallon jug, stools and gas plate, antique bureau, Seth Thomas dock, looking glasses, antique dishes and other at tides. Auctioneer, C. A. VESTAL. Goldie Rogers
PI T\ \M < Ol MTV TICKETS DEMOCRAT For Judge Rexell A. Boyd For Prosecutor Roy C. Sutherlin For Auditor Eddie Buis For Treasurer Peter Duncan For Sheriff Robert Patton For Coroner Charles McCurry For Surveyor Arthur Plummer For Commissioner Amos H. Hunter William Mullinlx REPUBLICAN For Judge John H. Alice For Prosecutor Donlis E. Denny For Auditor Mrs. Clara S. Jones For Treasurer Ben Davis For Sheriff Paul Grimes For Surveyor William Boatright For Coroner Ralph McGaughey For Commissioner Fred Hunter Ross Ton-
Mis Hattie MeCammack, returned to her home Tuesday evening from the Putnam county hospital. Richard Owens, Coatesville, returned to his home Tuesday evening from the Putnam county hospital.
DON’T TKADE TN THAT GOOD OLD LIVING ROOM SUITE \Vi> tv stylo mid rebuild it for only $29.00 up. This is your Inst, chnnee for years to come to have guaranteed - Oovering Upholstering Repairing Refinishing Cash or Credit Ail Furniture Shop 9 West Franklin Pho*» 899