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

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1944.

THE FASMBOI^S SHOP

It's Xmastime At The Fashion For A Happy Holiday -■ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ NEW SHIPMENT OF DRESSES

! Cozy CHRISTMAS GIFTS For warm fingeFI and warm toes -- these lovable mittens and wonderful gloves! Fuzzy and cozy with plenty of room to wriggle « around. Pretty and comfy -- perfect for Christmas gift giving. So ’1.911 All colors Stylos and SIaos. Children's Sizes \\ ith (.rather Calms 2.98 Others $1.98

A Practical Gift For Her

fc # BLOUSES-SWEATERS-

SKIRTS

Sizes 9 to 17 12 to 20 38 to 44 5 98 161 ‘ 2t0 24 1-2

All Sizes, Colors, Styles

For Her Happy Xmas Robes-House Coats cm 'U. ' ' I

UNDIES For Her SLIPS, GOWNS PAJAMAS BED JACKETS PANTIES

Blouses $1.59 To $4.98 Sweater $3.98 To $5.98 Skirts $2.98 to $5.98 An Ideal Gift For Her

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Slips $1.59 to $2.98 Panties 89c Gowns $1.59 to $3.98 Pajamas $2.98 to $5.98 Bed Jackets $2.98 to $5.98

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Smart and Different

JUST RECEIVED Beautiful Sheer Hose Gothom Gold Stripe

BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF GOWNS

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All 8l*e* and Colors and Stylet*.

JUST RECEIVED BEAUTIFUL DICKEYS All Colors I fhll All Styles JANUARY PRICES ON WINTER COATS

GROUP NO. 1

CHESTERFIELD In All Colors and Sizes, and Colors.

22 98

GROUP NO.. 2

All Beautiful Selections All Sizes nad Colors.

GROUP NO. 3 YOUR CHOICE

Of All better Coats.

Values To $39.98

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™ FASHION SHOP

HEN PLEASE NOTE We have 12 gauge Shot Gun Shells. We have 16 gauge Shot Gun Shells. We have 12 oz. Canvas Gloves, Knit Wrist We have Leather Palm Gloves, Knit Wrist. We have 9 oz. Gauntlet Gloves. We have Double Palm Bram Chore Gloves. We have Leather Gloves, Band Chore Gloves We have Men’s light weight Dress Rubbers. We have Moleskin Sheepltned Coats. We have Men’s Blue Chambray Work Shirts. Wo have a very good line of Men’s all Wool Suits. Montgomery Ward

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Upton Gotham, son of Claude Gorham, is home on a furlough from the army and is here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horn and father, Mr. Gorham. Mrs. Forest White was all day

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter; along

I'.nown that he is not a Japanese even though he almost got shot lor one. He is a hard-working, 1 courageous American glide."' pilot who wears not only the air nedal but an oak leaf cluster

and two bronze stars.

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After landing his plane In the •>> r,snk • from > iiwitif,,

with

CHAMJ'S OF FlTliU BISII.U SIONED BLUE B1KU and L.\I)V fights b. “THE BATTLE Of MAIUAN As" a JO r Short Suhjeet fu'l f n Battle Action.

Horn and tlaude Gorham Wed-

lesday.

Mrs. Clara Hill was an all day guest of Mrs. Ada Hurst Wed-

nesday.

Lloyd Huist of Ohio is here visiting hl.s mother and family, Mrs. Ada Huist. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hodge shopped in Greencastle Wednesnsy and called on Mrs. Doris Hodge and family. Mrs. Bacon and son and mother called on Mandie Horn Tuesday afternoon. • Several from here attended the funeral of Reason Larkin al Cloverdale Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ada Hurst and Clara Hill left Friday morning to visit the son of Clara Hill, Mr. and Mrs. ICldon Hill and family in Ohio ami Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hurst, ton of Ada Hurst. Miss Lillian Hurst of Indianapolis spent the week end with home folks. Call Walters moved from Eva Scott’s place to Etta Sallust’s house here in Belle Union. Mrs. Etta Sallust left Wednesday to spend the winter with her children, Josie Pierce of Indian- | apolis and Gene Sallust of Belle

Union.

Lottie Hurst who entered the hospital last week is reported no bettei at this writing. Alpha Haines and daughter. Freeda, shopped In Greencastle last Saturday. Rosie Hodge of Greencastle (pent pait of this week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hodge. SOMERSET (KRISTIAN CHURCH Bible school, 10:00 a. in. Harley Smith, supt. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Earl C. Davis, minister. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Everyone is welcpme and inVited to attend these services. GLIDER PILOT .VUSTAKeN FOR JAP BY BRITISH AUSTIN, Tex. (UP)—Lt. Clifford Pederson would like it

Burma jungle and walking miles to get help he felt pretty sore when soldiers in the British '■amp he finally found took him for a Japanese. The mistake was made, because he was wearing a mechanic’s cap resembling

that of the Rising Sun,

Luckily, as Lt. Pederson, approached, expecting a bullet to thud into him at any moment from the carbines raised to-greet him, the British received a radio message to be on the look-out for an American glider pilot in

the vicinity.

After that everything went all right, but it was a

pretty close call.

HONORS FOR EACH GARRETT. Ind. (UP)—Each of the two Neagu brothels, one a soldier and one a sailor, re-

ceived an award from persunel at the same tir such different award! ' John, m the CBI war ' received the Presidential citation and a commend^ the Chinese Military His brother Seaman 1 c was cited as their No. i - boy by a group of Want naval air station.

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ONLY 13 SHOPPi DAYS 'TILL CHRISTMAS

SHOP HERE FOR GIFTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

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FOR SALE

CHRISTMAS TREES all sizes and all kinds. NUTS, ORANGES, TANGERINES, APPLES, AND POTATOES. Texaco Filling Station NORTH JACKSON STREET GIB SEARS

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Banner Adv. Pays

TOILETRIES FOR M eN

masculine corret

$1.50 to* 1 $1.50 and**

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After Shaving Lotion

Shaving Bowls Talc for Men

Men’s lovely toilet sets all combination $2.50 to $10.00 Set.

BE SURE TO SEE THEM.

ALL PLUS TAX.