The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 October 1944 — Page 4

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CARLOAD POTATOES

BUY YOUR WINTER SUFPLY NOW! NO LIMIT.

MINNESOTA COBBLERS - 100 LB. BAG

WISCONSIN COBBLERS - 100 LB. BAG

2w 3.14

N. P. VAN BUSKIRK

WEST SIDE SQUARE

WESLEY ( HAPEI. ( III KI H R<‘n(1>l CWoppr, Minister Sunday School a.t 10:00 Leota Rauh Supt. Morning Worship 11.00 Evening services nt 8:00 Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at 8:i00 Ortme and 'worship with us. , CLOVERDALE CHRIST!A\ CHURCH Cathniar D. Katcliff, minister. Bible school, 9:^0 a. m. Morning worship service, 10:,10 a. m. Sermon: "Gentiles Receive The Gospel.” Evening service, 8:00 p. m. Bible

study for everyone. Special music. Sermon: "The New Name.”

SAYS ARMY MIGHT USE MENTAL

tF’S

CHICAGO (UP)—Dr. Harry Hoffman, director of the Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute, and state alienist, says that the rigid routine and discipline of Army life might prove the most effective treatment for

Classified Ads ,POR SALE: A good used Honv Comfort wood or coal rang:,. Lloyd Greenlee, 1 1-4 miles west of Coatesvllle. 4-1U

■RUMMa ■morning a Delta Th. i

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FOR

Spaniel

first hom of SlilesvilU

SAL! PUppi

I>X1R SALE: Mis:>>ui-i Wonder part shelled beam. $2,10 bushel delivered to Greencastie. John Guilliams. Russellvile. 4-J2p.

S0&BUY5 YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER SAYS: “Teeth, bones, growing bodies need special vitamin diets ... . School days are active days - He sure your child gets his quota of Vitamin Knergy.”

POST TOASTIES - 2 For 19c

WHITE SAIL

TISSUE 4 t° r 9

"There Is A Difference” DEL MONTE COFFEE Rich, Flavorful

33c GLASS

Wilsons Milk

3 for

29c

KELLOGG’S PEP, 2 For . 21c . . . L '

Lbs. for

PALMOLIVE

SOAP, 3 for... 20c

PARD DOG FOOD, 2 for 21c

$j|.17

MUSSELMAN

JELLY, 2 for... 31c

CIDER

) 'izirio uinoii 4iri nl

ITJ/ill 1 / *

VINEGAfi, 24 oz 14c

DILL PICKLES, Peter Piper, 32 jz. . . . . . . . 24c

WHITE CROSS

BLEACH, 34 oz. . . . 10c

HUFF’S

GINGER BREAD MIX, 14 ol 23c

S( ()TT ( OUNTY

RED BEANS, 17 ol . . 10c

CLABBER GIRL

BAKING POWDER, 10 ol 10c

LUX

TOILET SOAP, 3 for . .20c

QUAIL TWIST

EGG NOODLE .... .9c

SCOTT 4 WNTY

KIDNEY BEANS

17 O*. 2 For

SUGAR LOAF

PUMPKIN, 2 for . . .29c

WK HANDLE ONLY THE BEST DELICATESSEN MEATS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.

FROM THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT

FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ,,J5c HEAD LETTUCE 12c

r ADD ATC WISCONSIN KRAUT J LAuDAUL $1.49 _ u, 4c TOKAY GRAPES, 29c

NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS

Rowland’s Grocery 105 West Berry Street. Lockwood’s Grocery 307 West Liberty Street.

Lee Williams Bloomington Street Hedge’s Market BroadW'Oy and Mein

Marie’s Circle bm Grocery North Jackson Cash Market

611 South Jdckson Street. Campus Market 602 South College Ave.

602 North Jackson Street. Taylor Grocery 1013 South Locust Street

THE ABOVE PRICES ARE CASH AND CARRY

CROSS

FO;t SAIJO: cowa with calvr . 3 heifers. Lawre'.ce Wildman, 2 mi!e‘; south of Cedancrest off Road 40.

4-2p.

FOR SALE: Cider Buchhelt Orchard.

and

apples.

26-tf.

FOR SALE: 2 young Guernsey cows. Phillip Evans, East of F.ll

moro.

4-2ta

thousands of American men who have been rejected for “psycho

neurotic reasons.”

Army physicians have revealed that approximately 1,140,000 me 4 have been turned down for psycho neuroses at induction centers, which represents a substantial proportion of all Army rejections, and Dr. Hoffman suggested that possibly half of these mental rejectees could be sal-

vaged for military service.

“I do not suggest that these borderline psychoneurotics be taken for :ombat duty.” Dr. Hoffman explain'd, "but l icy c rtainly arc capable of peeling potatoes ami carrying out routine noncombatant activities.” He said that in civilian life psy-

chiatrists often recommend a change Meridian.

,>f environment and occupation, giving patients a type of “regimen tation” not unlike army routines. Dr. Hoffman advocated a complete reprocessing of all mental t-F’s through competent .psychiatrists who would determine their fitnes for j

army life “on the basis of a complete ) New corn for sale from the picker, social history and after an intensive George G. Raines, Fillmore. 5-7-2p.

personal interview. 1 “Even a normal man may show symptoms of psycjiofiouvpsis at the induction center,” he said. "After

FOR sai K and 3rd cult: Moore, 2 mil,

FOB SALK; 4 1-2 lbs. Mi VlUe Road.

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FOR BALE: Two early Angus sprlrg calves, one bull, one steer. Glen Clark, South Co. Farm. 3-3p. FOR SALE: Apples, several different varieties. McCullough Orchard Phone Rural 9F2. 13-tf FOR SAIjE: 3 Shorthorn cows and calves. I,oiB Clark, mile north of Mt.

3-5-2p.

Frenda Abrn farm. See hi.n at Fincastlo.

For general r>24 North I. C: "WANTED: : pickup truck ( or later .rod I. tires and mol.

FOR SALE: 1919 Font good condition, good tires. Earl Knauef, Greencastie, 3.

coach,, Inquire '

WANTED: See Edward S

' r °rity

wants a j ' ■■ J. Steen ''"hauiiiijn i otreet

: •'ind body, particul»$ '"Ijn Inrit,

ie i farm l^'lle Union

FOR SALE: Apples

Strains Orchard.

and

R , WANTED: Litter Mt<

''-■‘P- weighing 15

cider. 5-1p.

der 9 months Telephone or > Pit nan-Mirre

Indiana.

c ^t or moni ge, J3.oo

or deli pany,

FOR SALE: Heavy iron gasoline underground tank. 530 gal. O. M. Thomas. Morton. 5-7-2p.

■For Rent*

.For look your loveliest niomentn — Irresistible shoes. (For I'., Miey’re Gt*k| Cross sh(»es. Which riM-uns ((iiality and wear to match their beauty and fit.

UnchalUng«d valuu at

$6 95

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four or five hours of waiting in line, with the fear of uncertainty, many normal men may show signs of extreme nervousness clammy hands, dilated pupils and a rapid heart

beat.’’

After several months of training, Dr. Hoffman said some of these men may want to go into combat, and “may make excellent fighters.”

PUBLIC SAM

BAYS SHOCK VICTIMS

f { -NEED COOL PLACE (MEVF.LAND (UP) -In experiments conducted by Dr. Harold D. Green, associate professor of physiology at Western Reserve University here, it was shown that shock victims may be revived if kept in an atmosphere where the temperature is

'50 degrees Fahrenheit.

Dr. Green said that if treatment with biyyil pk’qm*. (ir attier means ,has been delayed too long, death

from shock usually results bcc^ujst ke^s. y«y “hock victims have been movetl into He asserted

is wrong.

FOR SALE: Registered Rams; 2 Shropshire, 1 Hampshire. James P. Hughes. 5-2ts. PUBLIC AUCTION — Saturday, Oct. 7th at 1:10 P. M., 113 Elizabeth street. Household go.xls, ineluding studio couch, end tables, floor lamps, table lamps, dress’jrs, chest of drawers, tiectric sweeper, China | cuplxjard, book case, Florence heater, kerosene stove, oil heater, dining chairs, lieds, springs, mattresses, cots, table model Radio, dishes, cooking utensils cabinet, safe, ice-cream freezer, 2 sets silverware, 4 sets teaspoons, carpenter tools, garden tools, 2 large iron kettles, butchering tools, canned fruit, fruit jars «nd

FOR RENT: sleep.ng roon fore 3:20 P. .M.

2 modem full I-nraiw. Cd

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family budge!

day will brii'.g \ Write Box N. D.

INSULATE 5

Rock Wool. Ci

bill as mu. ii

Ward * Co.

A HEXAGON costs less at I! Get a complete c

free!

■: ’neous* money to help Four or five: you a nice

i'R HOME tills wintert Moiitgoj I :5H INGLE ft ihery W i-'timate...!

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numeroua ot^ar items, Mr. and Airs. «P! Want, tu , ?l t^nv, years Berf p |,, ' <g-*p off 0||nkrj'i' i< Tablets pep

FOR SALE: Grimes (kilden apples. Bailey orchard, Phone 4F2. 3-5ts.

a warm place and wrapped in blan

bodies lacking in also contain

tamin Bl, calcium. Trial

15c. At all in Gtr

tie at SL-vvrs Dipy.

NOW IS THE 'J'1.5® TO

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that this treatment 3 ra8a p, ,, Icfli door btf

saves fuel, stops : fts. Mot

ery Ward.

We will sell at Public Auction at the Smith Building in Bainbiidge, Ind., on NAlTItllAY, «MTOni:it 7 1944 at 1 P. M. Our new furniture, purchased fast Mtf/ch — One Walnut finished.knee hole di sk. One blue ll|>hol.Hteml Simmons 8tii(lio Couch. One blue upholsteri'il Tilrtiaok lotingc I'hulr and OHotnan. One red upholstered rocker. One Walnut finished liedroom suite, bed, cheat vanity and bench. This suite Is all wood thru out. Vanity has large round Plate Glass mirror; I Seeley Tuftiexs mattress and Seeley box springs. , One 9x12 Brown Congolium rug. One white kitchen cabinet. One large white utility cablnot. One blond Maple bnakfast set, extension table and 4 chairs. One ironing hoard, one No. 2 wash tub, H small ehvtrio lamps, 4 cloth window shades .Wxl'z feet, 4 |>nlr of curtains. One Wants [sirlor heater, walnut finish ami one table top Autogas mnge with large Insulated oven. Other small articles. At the same time and place Ray Etcheson will sell several pieces of furniture. Jake A, Helen llohliin*

Dr. Green induced shock in animals Vindcr the influence of an anaesthetic so they would feel no pain. During this state, he explained, the blood cells become more concentrated, legs swelled, heart

We pay Highc. t Brices lot Prompt nenfiitani «■ in Full Furnish Sacks an I Twine Fw

beat Charge to our customers. M.

Increased and blood pressure in th-3 arteries went down. Death, he said, occurred in from 50 minutes to 42 hours among 25 of the 26 animals on which the experiment was tried. A similar experiment, he said, was tried on 14 other animals, except that it was conducted in a room with a temperature 18 degrees aL-''”” ’■'freezing Nitte duryDuLTfuiefinitely, he said. “These icxperiments,” Dr. Green said, “auggest that in the treatment of shock victims injured by crushing them in as cool a place as possible compatible with reasonable comfort.

& Sons, John vllle. Ky.

11. Neumeyer,

ALTON HURST, Auct.

KAY ETCHESON, Clerk.

From where I sit... Jy Joe Marsh

Words That Roll Off Your Tongue

Ed Hodges and the doctor were holding forth about how words only mead something when you think about them; and that a lot of words seem to lose their meaning Just because they’re used too glibly. As tike doctor pnt It, “They roll off your tongue without going through your mind. Take tolerancs for instance... some of the people who use it most understand it least.” FWm where T sit, it looks like the doctor is right. But tolerance Is mighty easy to understand.

After all, it just comes down to having respect for other folks’ rights. I don’t mean just in the big things like maybe what political party a fellow belongs to. But in the little tilings, too, like having a glass of beer occasionally. Seems to me if every time we apokn about tolerance we thought about what It meanstnaybe Mien we’d all of us start living it and not Just talking about it.

H. S. SUBS BUSY WASHINGTON, Oct. 5—(UP) — American submarines have sunk 11 more Japanese ships, including three warcraft, the navy announced today. Today’s announcement brought to 772 thfe number of enemy vessels sunk toy <U. 8. undersea craft.

FIRESTONE xaetory control capping and vulci i 'Zing I* teed. C. A. Webb’s Home and Supply. •T .am 91, I put arthritis on run or refimd. Many! othen dame is done. V: Wysong, M Lemcke Bldg., Indianapolis, 4 iana.” $10 reward for the irrtaloD acre fhnn or mor ■ 4 or nor! of Greencastie. Wm. W. R. 16 Box 401, Indianapolis. I®

No. 97 of a Series

JUST ARRIVED: Fence ch* Ward's Master Electric Cont $21,95. Ward’s Supreme Bn Controllers, $12.15. To Stove ils-rri: Delivon’s alower tout we an still in ^5 fill all orders for repair part* heating stoves, coi k stoves an es. Enter your order now w. . niture Exchange, (W rot Si(l ’ - ; Phone 170-J.

.Real Estate-

FOR SALE: One 5 room

House »*

H. Ttf

room

$1,800; one 4

Semi-modern. See Harry Greenoastle, Indiana.

FOR SALE: 100 ’ l( ' ros ’ house, good barn, electricity top road. 30 acres bottom, acres can be plowed. 1 1 ' ce _ See Harry H. Talbott i< re * n Indiana. ~T ; OR~SALFri30 _ acres on road, 7 room house, 2 harn ’’ good fence, 240 acres P 10 * tricity. Price $40 per Harry H. Talbott, Creeneaftl, ana, 16% N. Jackson St. ■fhe~i»e« _ Me< nanK aT your Truck or Ukr regaWT inake to lie found Indiana at KING MOUIUSON POST®

Fit mo 208. We finance r Ford I lenient.-Sd 1 **

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-Lost- — LOST: $50. on Washington 3 Return to L. Wenninger.