The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1946 — Page 3

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TH.E DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1946.

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' a t the Community Bridges.

putnaniviUe on Friday. 1th the lesson for the i by Miss Lucile [n ty Home Demon-

concerned the id re-styling of

rix, Mrs. Lucy Shields, Mrs., Ground, spent the week end with'

Opal Scobee and Mrs. Madge

FIXCASTLE

Mrs. Alice Detro is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.

Forest Detro.

noon hour, a delicious j en joyed and, in celeI tiie 24th wedding an0 f Mrs. Glenn Fry, jcf cream were served, present included Miss (Mrs. Maggie Gose and ^ ng members were Mrs Ruth Fry, Mrs. Mrs. Kate Hend-

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Nichols, ,'<|issellville; John Nichols and friend, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. John Barker, Roachdale, | and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson called on Mr. and Mrs. Omer

Scott Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barbour and daughter, Lafayette and Mr.,

and Mrs. Charles Royal, Battle! JaC lome -

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herod returned Saturday from a months visit in California with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Robertson and family. Mrs. Robertson was formerly Miss Gertrude Herod. They were accompanied on the trip by Miss Gertrude Oakley. They visited many places of interest, some of which were the Royal Gorge in the Colorado mountains and Brices Canyon and Zion Park in I Utah and many other scenic I places. They had fine roads most all of the way and report a very fine trip but they are glad to get

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The price you pay for our products is higher artot milk or a half pint of cream.

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A Little of THIS AND THAT By (J. B. Z.)

VETS INFORMATION

Disabled veterans deserve the opportunity to prove to employers that selection of workers through the matching of skills

We are obliged to make these increases in order to pay our ers more money. To insure an adequate supply of milk to I local demand we must meet the price paid by manufacturers processors from surrounding towns.

Then there’s the Mt. Meridian man who came to town recently, transacted his business and returned home. But, he forgot that his wife came with him and she was stranded here until after he finished his evening chores. At least, that’s the story as we get

it.

The Sacred Cows of India have nothing on the beef on foot in

this country.

Mr. Truman’s radio talk tonight may tell us whether we get more meat (we hope.) Harry (The Cat) Brecheen, slim little southpaw, pitched himself to glory yesterday and the St. Louis Cardinals into a tie with the Boston Red Sox for World Series honors. The sevjtenth and deciding battle will be staged tomorrow at Sportsman Park in the Mound City.

Prices Effective October 16

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Homogenized and Pasteurized Pasteurized Half Pints Milk Quarts Coffee Cream Half Pints Coffee Cream Quarts Chocolate Milk Half Pints Chocolate Milk Quarts Buttermilk Cartons Cottage Cheese

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i Better check your supply of j j candles and oil lamps in case the 1 j threatened light strike becomes 51a reality on October 27. Maybe the Tigers are waiting to unsheath their claws against the Butler Bulldogs this vveek-

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State police raided a bingo game near Noblcsville for the second time within nine days. The players will begin to think it’s a habit. We’re in favor of the Army sending a fleet of B-29 Superforts on a trip around this troubled globe. Teddy Roosevelt did the same thing with warships some years back. Have you noticed how many auto racing drivers have been killed this season?

, and capacities with job requirements is good business for both the employer and the veteran, H. U. Hinshaw, manager of the local United States Employment Service office said today. “The disabled veteran with a skill that matches the job makes) an excellent worker,” Mr. Hin-j shaw said, “There are few jobs that cannot be matched with some handicapped worker's

qualification.”

He painted out that the USES selective placement program for disabled veterans and other handicapped workers provides that when a referral is made to an employer the applicant must have the ability and qualifications to fill the job opening. "Selective placement is a positive program with the USES," Hinshaw said. “It .matches the right handicapped worker with

the right job.”

Using the selective placement process has enabled the local office of the USES to counsel and place more than. 50 handicapped [ workers curing the past three' months. Of these, 32 were vet- j erans of World War II, Hinshaw i

stated. ,

Employers and workers interested in learning more about the USES Selective placement program should contact the USES representative who ?s in this area one day each week, Mr. Hin-

shaw advised.

SPECIAL! GAY PRINT HANKIES 10c Fins quality cotton with pretty flower garden prints. A wardrobe pick-up! For Ward Week!

REG. 1.00 RAYON SLIP FOR WARD WEEK 88c Save on this dainty little slip with built-up shoulders, hem ruffle, and soft trimming. 2-14.

WESTERN FIELD HUNTING COAT 7.77 Heavy, water-repellent duck Has blood -proof game pocket on bock and 2 pockets for shells.

New Arrivals! Big New Savings!

( HIXSON TO SPEAK Prof. Jerome C. Hixson of the DePauw University English department, will speak before the Women’s Literary Club at La-[ Forte on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 16. His subject will he ‘‘Language and Means of Understanding.” Professor Hixson who joined the DePauw faculty in 1924, is will known throughout the state as a lecturer and authority on j linguistics. He is a member of • the American Folklore Society and is co-author of the book, “Word Ways.”

ill We Deliver Tour New Ford...

Hope the young folks can enjoy a street dance on Hallowe’en. There are only 60 more shopping days left until Christmas!

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We’re doing everything we can to deliver your new Ford car And when you do get it, you won’t mind the wait.. because that new Ford will be packed with big advancements that put Ford "out front!” l>ook forward to a choice of two great engines, the 100 horsepower Ford V 8 or the 90 horsepower Ford Six! Only Ford gives you Uiat power choice! Count on the smooth comfort of Ford ’rest-ride’ springs and big "armchair” seats! Depend on Ford "king-sized” brakes . , biggest hydraulics in the low-price field, for sure, easy stops on any read! And you’ll find a lot mere big Ford advances, in the bargain!

Leon ‘’Pinkie” Welch appears well pleascfl with the showing of the Notre Dame football team thus far.

(Sj -h-h 'l -!*-l- -h-h -Fd- * ANNIVERSARIES + + + + + + + + + Q Birthday* Robert Rollings, Reelsville, 24 years today, Oct. 14. Melinda Hetze.r, 6 years today October 14th. ms COMMIT SUICIDE Now rid yuur premises ot raU quickly, easily and without fuss or muss Sal-Kil Rat Bait made with Hod Squill is safest poison known. Large ti-ca. nkg only t E33n05$ READY MIXED RAT BAIT ^ MULLINS DRUG STOKE

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nur new Ford arrives, keep „ 1 rcs cnt car in tiptop shape ‘■ Hie Ford Service. After all, ; ls • n ° w Your Ford best. Our ” lfl i *' orf Ftrained in factory <>ds. W e use special Ford

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What’s more, we’re ready now to pive you the fastest service’in A) long lime. One-day service on everything except

maior overhauls.

So drive in at the Ford Service Sign

'•vinods We • . p j for every service need. Come in reguJols and W spcclal Ford larly for lubrication . . . check-ups . . . p ancl equipment, and Genu- 8a f e ty tesU. 1-et us keep your present h) ar f 8 v • the parts that are car on the job until the Ford in your

-lit right-last longer. future arrives!

We still ireencastle; liners and

post office steps.

Shades of Buffalo Bill, Calamy Jane and Wild Bill Hicl ison meat on sale in the U Rochester Raps Old Gold, 32-6

Grusncasile; “T.t ;«HYGET UP NIGHTS tainers and a hand rail on the* DUE ID MDWfcli •

LUSH THEM OUT THIS DOCTOR S Wfl’ I If you get up nights—have frequent de ire to pass your water—but have onlj

yji canty passages—yes, nnd have backache ity Jane and Wild Bill Hick-yck! ««s s ®cidity in the urine, be gl«c Bison meat on sale in the U.S.A. j Three generations ago Dr KUir.rr. I

' omous doctur, found hundreds of hi oatients with this trouble. Painstaking): lie made a medicine of 16 herbs, roots ‘ icRetahles,balsams—Nature's own way P ■chef. He called it “Swamp-Root" am ; ndlions of grateful men and women havt aken it—often with amazing results. ' Swamp-Root goes right to work t. . ?ns/i out kidneys . . . increases flow o I irine, helping relieve excess acidity . . si he in dated bladder gets a good fluahmi

ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 14.1 )u t. too. Many report getiing a goo - Showing a powerful ground ^ ^ attack in spite Of rain which fe!lj For free tnal supply, send to Dept T Ihrmicrhni11 thi» tramp thp TTni. 1 *Cdmei fit Co., Inc.. Box 1255, Stamford thtoughout the game, the uni j :olin 0r _g C t full-sized bottle of Swamp versity of Rochester defeated < 0 „t today at your drugstore. DePauw’s football team here ... — —

Saturday, 32 to 6, before only'

1.000 fans.

Sparking the Rochester attack were two reserve halfbacks.' Dick Eden and Bobby Murphy. I each of whom collected two touchdowns. Eden’s came on his' only runs from scrimmage for 20 and 48 yards. The Rivermen sewed up the game, which was marked by 14 fumbles, with a 20-point out-| burst in the second quarter and added another pair of touch-; downs in th^ final period. DePauw's'Bob Dcdaker scored j from the two early in the fourth

period. '

Rochester . 0 20 0 12 32 DePauw 0 0 0 6- 6

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King Morrison Foster

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7:00 6:308:30

(DePauw Gym) Monday 7:00 Zinc Mill vs. Post Office Tuesday 7:00 University A vs. Univer-

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Wednesday Coca Cola vs. Dobbs Thursday Eitel’s vs. Home Laundry i Midwest vs. University B i

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Through The Years Time does not dull the lustre nor weaken the solid strength of the monumehts we supply. Handsome In design, reliably installed, their quality is everlasting.

JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF POLISHED AGAINST THE HEAD GRAIN-

FIRST RATE STOCK

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GREENCASTLE MONUMENT CO. Jiao & Lornst St. I’ll. 14G

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i GOOD NEWS! WOMEN'S COTTONS UP TO SIZE 52

WARDS VITALIZED OIL (Vovr Container) I^V^C Sole! Cleanses as it lubricalesl 2-Gal., 1.29* 5-Gal., 3.49* •Plus Federal Tag

3,49

Colorful, washable, printed percales in those scarce large sites , .. special for Word Week. Sorry, Only Two tc a Customer. Also in Sizes 16—44 al 2.98.

L v STURDY WORK OUTFITS IN SANFORIZED TWILL 6.98 So good looking you’ll wear them for leisure too. Matching shirt and pants are built for tough wear in strong cotton twill. Three-waycollar.Vat-dyed -won’t fade.

POLISHED BRASS FLOOR LAMP

RANGE BOILER ;. LOW WARD PRICE H.50 High auality galvanized tael boiler , ■ ; extra heavy lop and bottom- electro-welded seams.

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NORWEGIAN-TYPE SWEATER 6.88 All-American favorite . . . In pure wool . . .gay new patterns! .34SPUN ALUMINUM BUN WARMER 2.19 Cool plastic handles and wire basket. Heats buns in a jiffy.

Fine styling ... for good lighting! 3-way Mogul socket with Opal glass reflector bowl, white-lined gun-metal paper parchment shade. Stands 59-inches high. Priced for saving at Wards!

READY-rO-PASNT CHESTS 4-Drower, 25" 1^.45 They’re well-made with roomy drawers! Clear Ponderosa Pine sanded and ready to paint) 5-Drawer, 25" wide... 17.95

MECHANICS’ TOOL BOX REDUCED! 3.43 Save extra NOW on this husky steel box. Has liftout tray! 3-TON HYDRAULIC JACK REDUCED! 9.49 Easily handles toughest jobs! 5-Ton Hydraulic Jack 11.89

WARDS ELECTRIC FUSES ...REDUCED! 4c Shockproof, heatproof fuses In oil sizes. Don’t wait for the lightl to go out . . . stock up now!

EASY-AID CHIMNEY SWEEP 3-lb. con I.OQ Just sprinkle if on the fire! Cleans out fuel-wasting soot. You get more heat; use less fuell

IRONING PAD AND COVER 2.19 Long-fluffy cotton pad and elastic-band drill cover. Save!

36” FLORAL PRINT CRETONNE yd. 88c Long-wearing! Sun-resistant Buy for slip covers, draperies !

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