The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1944 — Page 4

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THL DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1944.

RATION NOTES Motorcycle Oaootinc Applkatiunn cun now be made for the rmewal of the* basic ''D" gas* olirvr books for motorcycles. Application blanks may be secured at filliBg stations or at the local office of the War ‘Price aantl Rationing- Board. The application must be accompanied by the cover of the last "D" book issUbd on the motorcycle. In case the old book cover has been lost the ‘’Certificate of Registration" card mu*t accompany the application. Saturday, November II is the f irst date on which the new “D" gasoline books can be issued. Non-Highway Gasoline "E" and "R" coupons for nonbighway gasoline which have the words, “Mileage Ration" printed on them are no longer valid for use. Non-highway coupons El and E2 are valid for one gallon each. Coupons R1 aand R2 art valid for five gallons each. Both the one and the fire gallon coupons are now g*ood at filling stations.

TO ENTERTAIN V. F. W. The auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will entertain the members of the Jesse M. Lee Post, number 1550 at their rooms above Mullins Drug Store. Sunday, Nov. 12 1 at 6 p. m. This occasion is in obser- ! vance of the post's birthday which | was Oct. 16. 1941. The auxiliary was instituted in ; March of 1944 and has grown to a membership of near a hundred. Any i woman who is the mother, wife, daughter or sister or foster mother or daughter of a veteran who has been overseas is eligible to become a tnumher of this organization. The auxiliary is doing wonderful work towards the welfare and needs of the veterans and their families in this community and is aiding the thousands of auxiliaries over the United States in their hospital work

I Dewey Morphew and son of Danville, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thomas and daughter of near Greencastle were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mis. John Mailcoat. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Smith and daughter of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crosby and son. Mrs. Emma Steward and children spent a few days last week with h<*r parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cope of Crawfordsville. Alls. Luna Perkins and children spent Sunday with Dan Hope of near Coatesville. Mrs. Pearl Elliott of Indianapolis is visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Keck.

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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jackson returned home Monday from Milwaukee Wis. after an enjoyable visit with Mr. and Mrs, Doris Ruark and two daughters.

Mrs. E. A. Daugherty and daughter spent Monday and Tuesday in St. Louis.

MEN’S SUITS 29.75 Plain and fancy stripes, good fit at collar, lapel, dines. Tailored for lasting good fit at color, lapel, shoulders, sleeves. Medium drupe or straight cut.

Men’s Fur FELT HATS 4.98 equality fur felts that wear so well! Bound brims or welt edges. Good shades!

TOWNCRAFT Deluxe 4.79 Popular sport and dress styles In sturdy, long-lasting leather. Russet, antique and block.

BEAUTIFUL RAYON-JERSEY PRINTS

Softly fashioned floixer prints . . , Splashy monotone prints on muled backgrounds. Cored or pleated skirls. Flattering ncckl'ics. One or iwo picco.

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ALL WOOL OVERCOATS 2775

Covert’s popularity is well earned! Warm, lightweight, a smooth surface that resists wear! A ^single breasted, broad shouldered model, as easy to slip into as your favorite chair! JHW* •' j 1 irs'A TOWN. CLAD* IT'S AN ALL W OOL' , W A > IT'S A PERFECT [FIT 4

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CHATEAU TONITE and THURSDAY HATE JAPS! YEAH...HE’S GOT A REASON!

They’re keeping him away from the girl he kissed good-bye yesterday ... spoiling tomorrow’s dreams, and today’s way of life 1

FOR S A LE The Farm, consisting of 19 » acres, known as the Jesse \ . Butman farm, in Franklin Township, lying two miles south and 1-4 mile neust of Koachdule, ad one mile north and 1-4 mile east of the town of Carpentersville. This farm is offered for sale to settle an estate, and must be sold. Prospective purchasers may make inquiry at the farm, where the undersigned resides, or at the Office of F. S. Hamilton, Attorney (ireencastle, Indiana. Ward R. Batman

Delta Kappa Gamma will meet Saturday at 7::i0 with Mi8.Free! Ritchie, Ostrom Apartment, Ea.-t Seminary. Miss Meryle Michael will have the program. All adults interested in Scouts are asked t*i attend a meeting at the Pu*.na.nville School house. Thursday evt-ning, November 9th, at 7:30 o'clock.

Sunday. Miss Winnie Martin left for her nome in California last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hurst, east of ! Brick Chapel, were in town last Friday. Mrs. Lenora {Sherman of Bloomington called on Mrs. Nora Morrison and her mother lust Saturday aftcinoon. Mrs. Sarah M. Long of Crawfordsville came last Friday for a few davs eisil in Cloverdale. Mrs. Eva Todd is spending a few lays with Mr. and Mrs. Jewel .'uuglm in Danville. Mr. Vauglm | will move soon to their farm south ■f Belle Union which they recently purchased. Mrs. Hattie Gorham was called t-; it. Louis last week on account of he illness of her son. Dr. Fiank lot ham. Mrs. Anna Rodgers was in Greenastie one day last week. Mrs. Luella Jordon and Mrs. Nellit* McDonal were in Brazil Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lewman of Georgetown, 111., called on her sisU-r, Miss Belle Long, one day last week. Mrs. Reese is here visiting h.-i; dau liter Mrs. Domis Denny and

Whv Not Try fonnej Want*Ad«?

HOG MARKET Hogs 10,000: 160-1K0 los steady 10 five cents higher: 180-270 lbs steady to 15 cents lower than Tuesday’s best I price; oth r weights steady; 160-180 lbs $14.45-814.50; 180-270 lbs $14.50$14.65; top 614.65 for 200-240 lbs; 271-400 lbs $14.05; 100-160 lbs $12.75$14.00; sows mostly steady; good and ctioice $i:$.75-$l.T.0O. 4- < XOVKUDALE vi 4- .Mrs. (Tara Dorsett v Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Spangler and son 01 Vicksburg spent Saturday and I Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ida I Evans. Sunday guests were Mr. and | Mis. Roy McCullough, south of town, j Mrs. Nannie Furr and June Evans' and family. The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Gunt'?i was Sunday afternoon at the Reeu Funeral Home. Interment was at Darlington. Miss Doiothy Jene Logan of Indiana University was at home over

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Pert and pretty Harriet Hillard heads the cast of "Hi Good-Lookin’,” Universal’s hilarious comedy musical. R r singing is a highlight of film.

family. Mrs. Terry eune last 1 spend th. ; with V** Mrs. FI jy rmner. Albert Sin ! ci is no bettel I time.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT-PRESIDENT FOR 16 YEARS

HOW PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT appeared in 1932 when he was elected i the rest of the campaigns is shown in the photon above. Presides! to liis lirst term in the White House and he has looked through | Roosevelt was 50 years old when first ducted. (IntcrnitioBil)

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Faster and faster the ships go down the ways in the wartime shipbuilding program. From sunny California to the coast of Maine, workers have learned that the pause that refreshes helps everybody do more work and better work. Hare a "Coke" says a hard-working shipbuilder to his mates. It's a little minute long enough for a big rest. Whether in a shipyard or in your own living room Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,-hex become a symbol of friendly relaxation. 7 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc. Gre.*ma»tie, Indiana.

“Coke”= Coca-Cola It’s natural for popular nam» to acquire friendly abbu' 11 I tions. That's why yv<i ^ 1 Coca-Cob -died ’’CoL •

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