The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1945 — Page 3

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WEEK END SPECIAL 3 PIECE BED ROOM SUITE

BED, CHEST AND VANITY MAPLE OR WALNUT

art FURNITURE CO

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TOMATO JUICE BLENDED JUICE

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46 OZ

JACKSON

46 OZ DONALD DI CK

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49c 29c 23c 47c

ISSORTED JELLIES

IPPLE BUTTER IPPLE SAUCE

MUSSELMAN —

DELICIOI'S FLAVOR MUSSELMAN RICH

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MUSSELMAN A TREAT

NO. > TIN

12 OZ.

2 for 29c 23c 2 for 29c

8 oz. 10c

BOSCUL FANCY

1 Lb.

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RICE 14c 1 LB.

GLASS 35c

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PflURBE** ■VuSiSILg , ^UXSA5CITY.KR |1 V^

There's a "Point"

ISPIC and SPAN 16 oz. 22c nu rs GINGER BREAD MIX 23c boscul MUSTARD Jar 9c

IN MEALTIME PLANNING TODAY ond there’s “a point” in favor of shoppirg at Your Neighborhood Grocers. 1. \v<!'rc out of the tmffif district where |>;irkin<{ is easy. 2. We’re not » down-town store, so you can come in “dressed as you are.’' S. We know all our patrons personally and eater to their likes. I. We offer nersonal service in solving your mcallinre headache*.

PURE AS FINE CASTILES

LARGE, 2 FOR 19c MEDIUM, 3 FOR 20c ‘‘IT FLOATS” DAWN FRESH TOMATOES NO. 2 CAN 1 For 27c

CLINTON PUDDING butterscotch AND CHOCOLATE .

FRUITSmU VEGETABLES

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IBANGES

IPPLES

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Solid Heads, Lb.

FLOKIDAS

Sweet Juicy’, l' h -

BOXED WINES A PS

Extra Fancy, 2 Uh*-

Meaty, 5 Lbs.

RED RIPE, Lb.

Seed Potatoes NOW AVAILABLE DON’T DELAY - PLACE ORDERS TODAY Certified Minnesota War Approved Triumphs. War Approved Cobblers. ASK FOR SPECIAL PRICE ON 100 LB. BAG.

NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS

Lee Williams Bloomington Street

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

Campus Market

602 South College Ave.

Big 3 Differ As To Poland

The Lublin Poles, supported by the Russians, interpret thst ef meaning that their government should be the basis of the new one and that they, therefore, should have veto power over ether Poles consulted in its for-

mation.

The Americans and British interpret the phrase to mean that there should be an entirely now

WASHINGTON. April 12 (UP) -Only a dramatic change in Russia's interpretation of the Yalta agreement on a new Polish government will make it

possible for Poland to be repre-’ polish government which will insented at the San Francisco j ciude representatives of the Lubconference on April 25, it waSjjj n Poles as well as “democratic learned today . , leaders” from Poland and fron*

The British-Amerlcan-Rusriftn, ah road.

commission set up at Yalta to' to agree on that point form a new Polish government has lpft the commission unable

has been deadlocked for weeks. The Russians disagree with the Americans and British over the | position of the Soviet-hacked Lublin Poles in the new govern-

ment.

There is no evidence, only 13 days before the San Francisco conference opens, that the com-

mission has solved even its pre- | Thursday liminary difficulties—agreement:”—University C vs. Coca-Cola on just what the Yalta agree-1 Friday ment means. 17—Zinc Mill vs. O. K. Barbers The problem has reached a j Sunday stage where it is being handled)^ University A vs. Post Office on the highest level—the Roose- )

Classified Ads

FOR SALE: Repair parts, wicks, kindlers, lighting rings for all makes coal oil stoves. If

FOR SALE: Flour sifters, we don’t have what you need, Fairbanks M^»rse automatic deep j we will order. Furniture E\-

47” field I change, West Side Square.

Phone 170-.I. 12-lp.

to fulfill the first step outlino 1 at Yalta—consultation with members of the Lublin government and with other Polish

democratic leaders.

well water systems,

fence, barbed wire, Disston hand] saws, Kiddie porch gates, mop sticks, roof paint and cements, Clean Easy milkers. Etcheson j Hardware and Furniture. Bain-

bridge.

0-6t.

FOR SALE: 16 fancy quilts, 5

FOR SALE: 1932 Dodge coupe. 4 new tires and tubes. A. L. Padgett, Portland Mills. 12-4p.

-Miscellaneous-

-Wanted- * - Feathers Wanted: New or o|50 Ship or write to Sterling Feat - ” er Go. 907 No. Broadway, S’ Louis 2, Mo.

WANTED: Position ns hous{ keeper. Refined middle age

Indy in widower’s home, Refet* |

Box ir.oi 01

enee. Madge Walston

Banner Office.

n-2p’

WANTED: Electric portable phonograph. Call 602-.I. 10-3p.l

Bowling

velt-Ohurchill-Stalin level. That

STANDING

I was the one which the original University A j agreement was made. (Laundry British Prime Minister Win-' Sto ' , ns

1 ston Churchill's promise to dis- ^"’''

cuss the Polish situation in the *_ os ’ office House of Commons next Thurs- University C .. day was, in effect, a week's no-, ( ' CKi, ' < °* a tice to Primier Josef Stalin to • *' • " • come to an understanding withj ( ' K. Barbers

his Allies quickly or to face a

THE ABOVE PRICES ARE CASH AND CARRY

th University B iZinc Mill

18 45 44 42 39 38 36 36 35 34 u."> 30

Martinsville St. 10-3t.

your disc sharpened now. Bring your plow points. Get all machinery repaired before the spring rush. Manford Craver, 20S N Jackson St. 30-30p

FOR SALE: 3 horse sulky, breaking plow, good one row cultivator-picot axil. One good work horse, 8 year old. Earl Toney, 2 miles N. W. Bainbridge. 12-ltp.

WYSONG 92, has proven what he can do with arthritis and others too. Get acquainted with the new way. If you are serious do not delay. 6th. Fir. Lemcke Bldg. Fr. 0249, Br, 7957. 1-29-4.5

FOR SALE or TRADE: Fordson tractor. Herbtrt Harrison, 701 Crown. ll-4tp.

FOR SALE: One team of work horses 5 and 7 year old. Dapple grey. Rubber tired wagon. One set of leather harness. Elmer Skinner, Commercial Place. ll-2p

It would be wise for you to check the quality and price of Montgomery Wards paint if you intend to do any painting this Spring. 10-3t

Now is the time to save your old tires and this can be done by having your recapping done [at Montgomery Ward, Greencast tie, Ind. 10-3t.

Rebuilt Motors We now have 1 exchange motors for 37, 38, 39 I Chevrolett. 33 to 40 Plymouth, 33 ! to 36 V-8 Ford. Also 1 used B' ' or C40 early Model International

30 33 31 36 39 40

42 4 ’ : FOR SALE: Dairy farm of 135 40 acres, over half tillable. Good 41 ; buildings, electric current and

motor complete with head. , Scott’s Franklin St. Garage.

ll-4t

Churchill announcement commission’s failure.

, Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinlus, Jr., has declined to I ] discuss the Polish problem for ! weeks. His almost daily state-1 ment in press conferences is that he is still hoping. In a

speech last week, however, he c 'hurrh.

said it was important for the -jq,,, program wn* arranged in new Polish government to be ; t w,i parts, all pioc s being played established in time to be present, from m „ mory Thev sho w, ,! fYr

at San Francisco because "Po,land is a United Nation and

43, located on state road, near 45 j Greencastle. Very reasonably priced. S. C. Sayers. ll-3t.

SAl.KSM \N WANTED A permanent job in this area now and post-war selling active accounts and building the territory. If you are not afraid of work, want to make better than average money, must have a ear, some experience selling to retail dealers, we can offer salary and expenses. Interviews will be arranged quickly. Reply at once to P Turner, Personal, ", The Glklden Company (Feed Mill Division) Indianapolis, Indiana. ll-3t WANTED Feather beds, antique lamps, glassware, furniture. R. W. Baldwin, Greencastl.R. R. 4. ll-2tp. WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co.

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Just name the kind and type of roofing you need or will be needing and Montgomery Ward will deliver it, for they have a very good line of roll roofing, shingles, and siding on hands. 10-3t.

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route, Real opportunity. We help you get started. Write RawIcigh’s. Dept. IND-177-0, Freeport. 111. 12-lp.

STUDENT BEC ITAL

The students of Miss Elizabeth \ FOR SALE: 2 piece pre-war Lock ridge gave a recital Wed- living room suite. Good

nesday evening before a well fill ed auditorium at the Christie'

We now have a good selection of living room suites. Come on in and take your pick. Montgomery Ward. 12-2t

-Lost-

LOST: Pressure Grease gun on top of Ruark Hill, Tuesday. Laurence Ames. ll-2ts.

condition. Call 340-M.

ll-2t.

should be there.’’ The basic problem

I

understanding by pupils. The set-md

the

part

young j was a

has been

Farmers we have fencing, 20 rod roll, 4 ft. high at $11.95; 20 rod roll, 39 in. high at $14.40. Montgomery Ward. 1 l-3t Rummage Sale: Court House April 14, 1945 at 8 o’clock by the

Womens Relief Corps.

12-13-2ts

Come to our ipenny Supper at the Christian Church Saturday April 14th from 5 to 7. Everything' good to eat. Benefit of

Youth Group.

Administrator s Sale

FOR RENT

two piece piano recital by Glen-

,. ...... . , nle Martin and Phyllis McElroy

the difference in the interpreta- y, pTogram WM played with | FOR SALE: Airline battery tion of the Yalta agreement by f j n( , ph ra8 j n jr an ,| waa we u re . | radio with new B battery. Never'

ceived by the audience. |

Soviet Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov on one hand and that of his colleagues. British Ambassador Sir Archibald Clark Kerr end U. S. Ambassador W. Averill

Hairiman, on the other.

The controversial phrase in the Yalta agreement is the one which says the provisional gov-

FOR RENT: Modern un- | furnished 3 room apartment. 119 | E. Franklin St. Phone 423.

10-3t.

FOR RENT: 3-room unfur-

If you need to

6(1110 UP itco etooo!

been unpacked and almost new nishf , {) apartment. Available 'A battery. Mrs. Otha Bales.; nbout May ^ phone 329-R. I Uainbridge, R. R. 1. 10-12-2p. j ll-3p.

| FOR SALE: I rubber, starter

1 H tractor ou for RENT: 5 room modern and lights; 4 apartment. Heat and water fur-

i Little Genius 2 bottom 14” plow. ' )lighed close tf> town Avail-

able May 1st.

S. C. Sayers. |

ll-3t.'

1 7-ft. disc harrow; 1 power lift

Due To Monthly Losses ' cultivator; 1-5 ft. mowing ma h-

cinment of Poland (the former If you lose so much durintr monthly I i-'e. all International, all bought

Lublin group) should be “reor- y Ciir - usr(l liUlo: 1 FOK . RENT: Modcrn 3 room ganized on a broader democratic — 30 try Lydia E. Ptnkham’s tadlcts^— j i .iltipacker; 1 extra good rub- ; unfurnished apartment. Adults.

The undersigned administrator will sell at public sale at the i home of Nancy J. Shonkwilcr,

12-2t. deceased, at 701 Central avenue,

I Greeneaatle, on SATURDAY, APRIL 14

At 12:30 o’clock, the following: One living room suite, dresser, radio, smoking stand, chairs, rockers, one Singer sewing ma1 chine, bookcase, lamp, cot and mattress .curtains, 3 mgs, 2 heating stoves, feather bed dining tables, 2 safes, range stove, like new; one oil stove, kitchen cabinet, dishes and cooking utensils, carjtentcr tools, and garden tools, * ton coal, screen doors, jars and cans and other

articles.

TERMS

CASH.

RALPH SHONKWILER, Adm.

basis with the inclusion of democratic leaders from Poland itself and from Poles abroad.”

STILL UNRATIONED

one ol the greatest blood-irou tonics you can buy. Plnkham s Tablets ara

her tired wagon, almost

ilso tamous'to help relieve symptoms I

jf monthly functional disturbances. * lr “ ,n ' follow label directions. 1

ydia E. Pinkham's TA81CTS

new. Box R. E. 9-12-2p.'

Banner.

10-12-2t. -1

RUSSELL CLAPP, Auct.

FOR RENT: Good house, gar-

Miri t den, row pasture. Close to town.

.

Two Grand Products

Moth Protects the cloth—Your j No electricity. Box

I home will Gleem with Mirra j

NURSE LOSES FAT Cleen. Tried tested and proven SAFELY AYDS WAY Mirl a Chemical Products; Easy I

! to use; economical in price — for

Horace Link & Co -j duple

101 Banner. 10-12-2tp.

-Real Estate-

Gef slimmer without exerdse

Eat starches, potatoes, aravy, 'I UHl,tV P 1,,S ’

ovaivucoi j/viiaiutrs,

just cut down. AYDS plan la , Creeneastle. Ind,

safe, sensible, ca ier. No exer- ’ else. No drues. No laxatives.

SALE; The modem •x at north east corner of

! Jackson and Hanna Streets. Five

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Remove Stains, add New Sparkle .'o FALSE TEETH 'no^brushing'

Kleenite endf im’*Hy, Itarniful hiushinfr. Jii,sI put your plate or btidRcwnik In • j>Ihsji uf water, add a little Klecnite. I’nsto! Blackest HtaiiiK, tarnish, food til in disappear. Your teeth spaiklc like new. Ask your di UKKist today fur Kleeiute.

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Vurse wa* one of more than 100 persona ItiNinit 14 to 15 ll»s. nVenice in ii few weeks in clinical tests with Ayds Plan conducted by medical doctors.

For the Lllfle Kicker ii the Crib! WHITE KID SHOES

Delicious AYDiS before each

meal dulls the appetite. Yet you get vitamins, minerals, essential nuf ients in Ayds. Start the Ayds way to lo-c weight now. 30 day supply of Ayds, $2.25. MONEY BACK on the very first

if you don't get results. Phone

BATTERY SALE: While pres-' ra °ni.i down, four rooms up. ent supply lasts. A 13-plate! very desirable income property j

Cities Service battery, $4.95 ex-j Shown by appointment. If installed 50 cents ad- Christie, Rea! Estate.

Scott’;

change. ditional Franklin

labor charge. Street Garage.

12-3 f ..

KEI.I.ER-l f> \N, riinmnu y

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Flako for light, flaky pie crusts. Flakorn for , r it] , tender corn muffin*.

Soft, supple white kid, airlight on tiny feet. Unlined and smoothly made so there’s not a bit of irritation! Sanitized* linings help keep his or her feet healthy. Snug ankle fit!

FLAKORN; .CORN muffin mix y

oouftjf yctig BONO eoriaio

for SALE OR TRADE: 5 room house. 6 lots, Commerlcal Place. Amy Custis. 12-lp

J. E.

D-Uts.

FOR SALE: 700 bu. of yellow corn. 300 bu. Mandel Soy beans. Clarence Pickett, 1 mile North Bruners Town. 12-4p. FOR SALE: 1 dresser, 1 five j foot bed davenport, 1 rocking chair, 1 cook table, 2 straight 1 chairs, 1 fiber board wardrobe. 2 burner oil stove, 1 radio table, 1 kitchen safe and 1 9x12 linoleum rug. Several glass cans. Call after 5 P. M. Harold Scobee, 137 W. Berry St. 12-ltp.

FOR SALE: Ninety-two acres on State Road 43, about three :nih s south of city. Large ne\i barn, fine spring, good fencing. A splendid place for a suburban house. J. T. Christie, Real Estate.

9-6ts.

KLEENITE naedi no htuik

Get Kleenile today at KellerCoan Pharmacy, or any good d niggist.

FOR SALE: 6 room semi-mod-.<»n house. Hardwood floors— I large garden and good location. Also large house, modern, near college. Immediate possession. S. C. Sayers. ll-3t.

Mark's Circle Inn Grocery 611 South Jackson Street. No. Jackson Cash Market 602 North Jackson Street. Hedge's Market Broadway and Main Taylor Grocery 1013 South Locust Street

Thousands of men and women have found that time-tested Stuaxt Tablets bring quick, happy relief to sleep-robbing symptoms of acid indigestion, gassiness, and upset stomach. Taste delicious, easy to take—no mixing, no bottle. Try them—have a good night’s sleep and wake up in the morning feeling like a $1,000,000. Get genuine Stuart Tablets at your druggist— only 25c, 60c, or $1.20 under maker*# positive money-back guarantee.

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KIDNEYS.

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Flush Out Poisonous Wi

If you have an exoMa of acids in your bloml, your 15 miles of kidney tube* may lie overaorked. Theae 1 iny filler, and tube,are work.n( day and night to hrln Nature rid yoi lyitem of exoeaa m id, and noiannoua wart

Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, ox-h.-uiHtcd solely because body lack* Iron. For new vim, vitality, try Ostrcx Tonic Tablet*. Buppllea Iron you, too, may need for pep: prophylacticd<»M’3 tdtamln Bi. Low Conti Introuuctory bIzo onlj i'm aalo at all drug aiorea everywhere.

FOP. SALE: 90 acres new, 4C acres tillable, balance pasture, guild 5 room dwelling, electricity, good barn, also wired, well fem - i I, unusual number of small buildings, short distance from bia.k top and pavement. Price to come under farm tenancy program. Call Sanford Romine, iPhone 430. 12-16-2ts.

CASH FOR YOUR USED CAR Authorized OPA Buyer. H0LLYS Sales and Service 115 North Indiana Phone 297

The best Mechanical Service for your Truck or Car regardless of make to be found la Western Indiana at KING MORRISON FOSTER COMPANY Phone 268. We finance repair jobs. Ford Dealers Since 1910

lysteni of eice« ai-idn When disorder of ki waonoug matter to rtm

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Don't Neglect Slipping

! FALSE TEETH

Do false teeth drop, slip when you talk, eat, laugh Don’t be annoyed.end eiiihi

aao, a'wa f'' l'

hea and d'ixxineaa. Frequent or aenniy ; ea with, amartiog and _ burnmg aoi‘ifj-

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hSp thnsme ssbowru,

10 ask your druggiat for Doan's Pills, used sucMaafufly by mtlliona fot over 40 years. They live happy relief and will help the 15 mileB of {idney tunes flush out poisonous waste from

/out blood. Get Doan a Fills.

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tuch handicapsline (non-acid)

plates, keeps fi

'*lves confld and added coi

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rUKTIl today at any

powder to sprink •eps false teef

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DR. L. A. RAY VETERINARIAN 228 W. Main St - Ph 163 OLOVKRDALE Free Servle* In given at my office on dlweancH of poultry. Always ready and willing to advise with you on your livestock problems. Small animals are given gpeclal attention. Stop In nt my office and get acquainted.

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COUNTV <>K fM’TNAM IN TIIH PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT JANUARY TKUM. 1945 No. 18K94 S.imiiol Ward Harshlmrp'er, c*t nl. - vsFlora K. 1 lursliburtfer, et. nl. The Plaintiffs in thu nhov«* ent’tlcd cause having: filed their « f mi plain l therein, -together with verified proof that the Defendnnt, Pauline Moore, is a non-resl-denf of the State of Indiana; Now, therefore, Pauline Moore I efendant In the above entitled cause, is hereby notified that tin

21s

beinir

less she he and appear on the 2!st dnv of May. 1945. the same

the 43rd Judicial Day of the April Term* 1945. of the Putnam Circuit Court of Indiana, at the Court Douse in the City of Oreeneastle in said County of Putnam and State of Indiana, to answer or domir to said complaint, the same will he heard and determined in her ahsein e. Said Defendant is further notified that 1 in’ object of said action l.v to enforce the i nrtition of real

estate.

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal I of this Court this 28th day of March, 1945. Oiner C. Akers. Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court UUlcn iV Lyon, Attorneys. 29-JU.

HOSPITAL NOTES Avon Sutherlin returned to hia home on R. 4, Wednesday from the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Harriet Burris of Cloverdale, is a patient in the Putnam county hospital. Oscar L nley of Cloverdale, was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Wednesday. Harry Dickerson, R. 3, Greencastle is a patient in the Putnam county hospital. Mrs. Mary Shoaf of Bainbridge, is a patient in the Puti am county hospital. Mrs. Helen Martin of Fillmore is a patient in the Putnam county hospital. Paul Blackridge of Spencer was admitted to the Putnam county hospital Wednesday.

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