The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1947 — Page 3

lilt DAILY BANNtR, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, IV4/.

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NEW Y OKK, (UP) New

York’s population in IkfiO will be ' to 8,5X5,000, and will level

growth survey. By U)7o the population will have increased another 400,000

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One said he did not believe it had tinued today with a trip to tin the support of more than 2a: Friinzo Military Academy members in the entire House. Montgomery was highly pleasHep. Emanuel Culler. D„ N. Y ed with his reception in Moscow

commission j has promised to introduce FEPC aid raid he was havin- fra ik

expected storm of pro- legislation soon. He sr.id he. discussions with Soviet marsh d 8,145 000 ’ an incrt>a! »« of 690,000 thereafter, a survey the Conso iI ' southern Demo- would attempt to get Uepubli un war tactica t ank opcritio- OVOr the 1940 cen8US fi e ures ' it i dat.ai Edison Company predictl u . HoUi c. I members behind it. I and troop training. ' was indicated in a population [ ed.

Timal survey showed TO VISIT UUITAIN * Vassilevsky will visit England jieh a bill were brought MOSCOW Jan 9 ' lur ‘ng the spring or summer. He

JOTEST SEEN

J4GTON, Jan. 9. lUPl Truman’s renewed lr a permanent fair em-j

practices

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r - .. Marshal Alexander M. Vassilev-! 1,cce l )t - ( Montgomery’s invitaLmbers would oppose it chief Hf st . 1}f for lhp Soviet ! '>«>' after consultation with the

tl I combined forces, will visit Brit- f 0 ™ 1 gOVCrnment ’ Moi '^ ome ry

Luthemers sa.d they ^ ^ ^ pi any Republicans want-, Marshal

Laneiit FEPC either.

| tain this year at the invitation a pn ' HS “^"ence he sug-

gested the approximate time

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AS TRUMAN DELIVERED MESSAGE BEFORE GOP CONGRESS

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IepUBUCAN LEADERS of the senate and house seated behind him, President Truman hm he delivered his "state of the union" address before a joint session of congress in Itun. Behind the president aie Senator Arthur Vandenbergh of Michigan, left, senate Ipio temproe, and Rep. Joseph Martin of Massachusetts, speaker of the house. (Int.)

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Super Value in Sanforized Denim Former ceiling was 3.54 ... now brought^ to you at this saving. 8-ounce, yoke back, copper rivets, shrinkage less than 1%. Sizes 221/2 to 34.

Regular Value of 69c Yard Dotted Swiss is hard to find these days of any price, but Wards has it now at on extra special value price! Just count your savings! In white only. 36" wide. 7/ 7V ~ /, J* lr-

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36" Hydrangea Print Regularly priced at 1.39 Yard! Super value! This firmly-woven cot« Ion twill takes lots of wear! Smart-look-ing, too ... makes handsome slip covers and draperies! Buy now, at Wards, Save!

Iron Cord Set Reduced from 50c Don’t wait ; ; ; replace that worn-out cord set today! A good general purpose set that will give you long wear. 6 ft., cotton covered. Only

Sanforized Work Shirts

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Rugged—Won’t Shrink over 1% Buy them now—and save! They're welltailored shirts of sturdy blue chambray with double-stitched seams for extra long wear. Men's sizes 14Vi to 17.

Reg. 2.39 Vise Cadmium plated i!will not ru$ll Semi-steel base can be clamped or bolted to work bench. One jaw grooved, other smooth. 2 Vi in. jaw opens to 2 inches. Wards reduced price if . • 4 t

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PUBLIC SALE As I am renting my farm ami moving away, I will sell at auction at tlie tarm known as tlie Ora Brown farm, located k 1 . miles southwest of < lovertlalc oil Road It, then ' : mile south, the following personal property, on: THURSDAY, JANUARY 16 SALK STARTs AT II O'CLOCK. I - HQRSE - I 7 year old black mare, a real broke horse. I i •• HOGS •• 11

X sows, bred. 2 Barrows.

On,' Hampshire Boar. 3 -• CATTLE - 3 One Jersey cow , 3 year,, old, freshen in Fell.; one Short horn eow, 3 years old; one Jersey-(iiiernsoy cow, (i years old. IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS AND MISCELLANEOUS Wagon with grain bed, ‘1 horse cullivator, breaking plow, harrow, wheat drill, corn planfcr, like new ; 10 hole hog feeder; double set harness, forks, picks, post diggers, saws, liammer, and lots of miscellaneous small tools, ,> windows, 7’\3', like new ; 70 new cement blocks, some roofing, brooder stove, like new, wafer fountains and feeders. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Nice Walnut bedroom suite, 9\i2 Axmiiiistcr rug in very good condition, Whit, porcelain kitchen range, like new; coal and wood parlor heater, 1 burner black and white kerosene store with oven, platform rocker, separator, crocks, buckets, dishes and many articles too numerous to list. TERMS — ( \s.l| Not Responsible in case of any accident. L R. McCABE, Owner WAVNK HKANMvMAN, \nH. IKA KNOLL, < l« rk

III,, t.m.t of liu- Till Township on Up J7l!i nary SM47, lo eonsidci in# additional opprni furnlH wfiit h said offi< uecestaGry to imot Up

ary ciipw^ -iicy a! tills tituc T\vp. l’’und No. l $1!’.!!.'0 Tvvp Fund in . lmmj.oo 'r;i\piYet> .: f •] t**;t rink: -••.til li.ivtri u h! to he heard thereon. 'Idle additjohil a p|»roi»ri 11 ions ai- finally nuide will he a nt onia l io i I! v n lerr«tl |(» tl - Hla!" Hoard of T;

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Tired Kidneys Often Bring

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Wlion di -ordorr-f V:i<lnev function permit? I \ \ I T. 'ri vw t k■ ’-e \ iv-r poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it > r i m It Iy>> fll I .\H 1 niaycausenaKjfinj?harkache.rheumaticpains.

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Life Protector Tubes, All Sizes. Vacuum Sweeper S6S.00 Deep Freeze $336.00 Bowl Room Heaters . . $6.95 Pump Jacks $32.45 Boys Bicycles $41.95 Kiddie Scooters S3.39. Wayne Air Compressor $103.95 Shallow Pump . . $69.95 Gasoline Motor, I 3-4 H. P $39.10 Stock Tank Heaters . . $29.95 Dairy He! Water Heaters $49.00 Wheelbarrow Sprayer $22.45 Radios $44.95 Snow Shoveis $1.49 Silex Coffee Maker S2.95 Penn Sentinel Oil, 2 gallon $1,65 Carpet Sweepers $6.93 €. A. WEBIS’S Firestone Home & Auto Supply Store 128 S. JACKSON ST PHONE 1211

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