The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1947 — Page 3

rHI DAILY BANNER, GRFI^ASTlf. (WDI 4.NA, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1947.

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vice id divlup woi lilp for every I and « li umi'. Ixidy at u. re Subject : A j Stnvl.u ScIhhiI at N«rw SciMllchre." tle.ir tli, ; ' n " 1 ' • 'l«« Hay." ]|el|i ua alInfants and chiUlrcn for riiri.s-: 1 " '' tiai> Lj.ip!isi11 ;ij'l t<i jji* jno.sonl-1 t*d at thi.s tifin V"u air invitci BANNHU AOS OHT Kl^sn/I>

ITS SPRING

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X>^' TIME TO THINK OF YOUR HOME

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• our now, beautiful pat* hns , for every room Lour home ... at money Lying prices.

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A LARGE SELECTION of NU-DA PAINTS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PAINTS

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LOOKING FOR HARDWARE?

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We have a large selection of household builders hardware

hardware and

Plumbing And Electrical Fittings and Supplies.

Just Received! PERFECTION AND KER O-GAS RANGES Only A Few In Stock AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS 20 and 30 Gallon Capacity CIRCULATING AND VENTILATING FANS Plan Now For Summer Comfort

CROSLEY « ZENITH CONSOLE COMBINATIONS

ADMIRAL TABLE RADIOS

VISIT GREENCASTLES NEWEST SHOPPING CENTER

1 Eas * Washington Street.

Phone 143

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Al Jolson will 'April Showers.”

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How's this for an Easter egg? ■ lloicicc Robinson, who resides on the Stilcsville roajJ, reports finding a hen egg that was 3 inches in circumference. Thi.s reminds as that we've been intending to read, "The Egg and I.”

I >el*(tuw graduate Dave Dilienthul won a test vote in the Senate yesterday when the solons refused to send his nomination as chni,nnan of the Atomic Energy Commission back to committee • or an KBI check. Confirmation of ilia appointment by President fruman should only be a matter of form.

laxal taxis did a, "land office" business Thursday as 2,000 uiw vci'sit.y students made a rapid exofliiis from the campus for the Spring vacation. The buses and trains did all right, too. Several Grcencastle anglers are 'developing bad eases of fishing fever. A munbor of people ha ve told us of seeing flowers in bloom. And incidentally, have you noticod how green the grass is this week! Saw Eire Chief Bill Lawrence wielding H brush ana yellow paint on tile Walnut street curb opposite the fire station.

Can't you just taste "mess'’ of mushrooms.

Be sure and watch for the Army planes which are scheduled to pass over Grcencastle Saturday en route to Detroit. It should be an air show worth seeing ac-

April Clearance

Sale

Save* to j and More fast Iron I In teh Ovens Merc *2.1! «" < axt Iron Fry Pans Mere 7l»c Jtth KuMier Stove Mats were !IHc itti KoIiIm-i- Sink Mats Mere SOC 3!>< Caimister Sets (I l/»t) Mere Htte 5!t< Bread Koxcm were $3.5!) $'2,511 Nylon ( lollies Lines (5(1 ft.)

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45c

Wire Dish Dniincr*

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Racks

(5 piling) were $1.2!) Butlle \ aiMiri/.ers

4»c

WlTl*

$3.50

$1.1)5

FhilWitre (24 |M's.)

$11,115

$6.05

Luhler Sluuls (melal)

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$3.!)K

$3.41)

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\vi»ro

$13.50

$6.1)5

Bridge Lamp Bases were $ I'2.115 $10.1)5 Bn Hi Towels Mere Tie 50c Dish Towels Mere 3 for $1.00, | for $1 Steel .Mall Boxes Mere 00c ‘20i \ll Stainless Sled Ware

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Melal shopping Carls Mere $I.0X OKc Glass Wash Boards were HDc !25e Clothes llii.mpers mi* iv $1.10 70e W iHiden Ironing Boards Mere $1.20 $3.50

I .ea radios

Mere $34.0$ $10.05 W aste Baskels (Malehing set of |. Mere $2.10 $1.00 Wire Broom Hakes M ere KOc 50e Wire Kiihhlsh Burners Mere $2.40 $1.10 Pallex Sinks, 51" Melal Mere $130.05 $00.50

Girls Bicycles $41.95 Tricycles $9.25 to $17.95 Cl in IS HIGGINS. Mgr. Root’s Appliance ‘ Service Department And contract wiring. Phone 04

curdii’g In advance iiifoniiation. W: va,ul,I still like to have a nuia um in Grceneaatle. BOWLING Al TOMOTIVE LKAl.CL I lollys Sales Won I Lisl 5. Percentage 445 Team Members: Johnnie Fisher, Captain; L. Roberts, Jim Huestis, I,. Staggs, Wm. Griffith,

M. Sears.

Standard Oil Wmi 7, 1 aist 2. Percentage 777 Team Members: Bob Gibson. Norman olPabody, Richaip Nicholson, Merle Vaught. Lloyd Grimes, Charles Cope, Captain. Farmers Supply Wnii 0 Lost 3. Percentage 606 { Team Members: John Cantnuwine, Melvin Thu row, Claude Oan ton wine, John Childs, team eaptain; Carl Batchelor, Ivan Irwin, Jolui McCallie.

Chevrolet

Won 3; I-sist 6. Average 333 Team Members: 1 Russell Cagle, Harry Tresner, Captain; Bill Priest, Harold Davis, Grovet Noel, Slim Baumunk.

Packard

Won 4 I»st 5. Pei-centage 445 Team Members: L. Bagby, P. Carpenter, C. Blake, Dave Burnett, Bill Jones, Captain. WE ESN FKS Won I List 2. Tchiii Members: John Weesner, Captain: lohn Weesner, Jim McIntyre; Ivor MeMains. Byron MeMain,., Mac MeGuffey. New tea,in in Icagiue .replacing Putn.i n Motors.

Ituiclc Won 6; List 3. Percentage 666 Team Members: Tom Carney, Jr. Alspaugh, Charles Hudson, Glen Hanlon, Vcnard Johnson, j Carl Baumunk, Mike Walsh, Captain. StiMldKiker Won I.osl 6. Average 333 Team Members: Ralph Etter ITeA Keyt. Marion Cruse, Daniel Mm nick, Charles Hodgi, Luther Poynter-l'a.ptain unn Secretary to League, 'londay 6:45 Eilrl's and Midwest O ra Cola and Zink Mill Johnson’s and Dohh's MoudHy K:45 Midwest and l-aundry Univel.sit,y A and Post Office Eitel'.s and University C. All howlers wini arc interested m this league lx: .sure to be at the bowling alley Monday night al 8:30 for an important meeting.

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I mi.viril From ' !hr honpIlaPW'edMarilyn Goff of Roachdale warj m : day.

dismissed from the hospital this| Elaine Parkinson

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Gleeueastle R 1. were ilir. j missed from the hospital Thursday. Mrs. Lloyd Hanger and daughter of Stilcsville, were dismissed from the hospital yesterday. Mrs. Dan Gardner. R. 2, was dismissed from the hospital yesterday. Mrs. Conrad Huber and daugh-

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ana St., was admitted to the hospital this morning. Imogcne Friend, P22 S Indiana St., was admitted to the hospital

last night.

Mrs. Louise Day, Bloomington, R. 1, was admitted to the hospital last night. Mrs. Betty Anderson, Clayton, was admitted td the hospital

Wednesday.

Mrs. Thelma Hutcheson, Clov-

hoapital yesterday. Mrs. Fern Summers. Sp aver, R 1, was admitted to the hospital yesterday. Mrs. Hurtha Smythc, Cloverdnlc, was admitted to the hospital last nigbt. Mrs. Lucille Ames, Grecncastie, was admitted to the hospital last night. Mrs. Imogcne Nelson. Reelsville R. 1. was admitted to the hospital yesterday. Mrs. Grace Cook. Grecncastlo, was admitted to the hospital yea-

ter of Coatcsvillc, R. 2, were dis-!crdale R. 2. was admitted to the terday.

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We arc awarding you Hie blue riblHtn and Minte swell advice. Try <'ii|ic's Stamlard Service fur eoiirlenur. de|ieudnblr sen ire. COPES Standard Service Global Record Airr

ATTENTION! PIONEER HYBRID SEED CORN CUSTOMERS For the Convenience of my Pioneer Customers who were unable to get their seed last Saturday at HOLLY’S FRIENDLY SALES AND SERVICE 119 North Indiana Street Greencastle* Indiana I will be there all day and evening. SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH. After this date the Pioneer Seed will not be at this location.

II you have nut already placed your artier with me fur yutlr I'iuneer Seed Corn, plan In see me Saturday, Rex Hathaway

PIONEER REPRESENTATIVE

w* mg nisi tmiry BUILDERS HARDWARE / always see i C. H. and C. HARDWARE

Whether it's for new building or on investmeni that can't be modernization, the very finest questioned. We have full line* builders hardware is certainly of the be*f brand*.

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HOCKETINO to bunlnc-a fame and fortune with the ball point fountain pen, Milton Reynolds wdl j take off April 5 at LaGuardla Field, New York, on a round-the-world fliglit to break Howard Huphea’ record of three days, 19 houra and 14 minutea. The 54-year-old executive-sportsman, Hying » converted Douglas A-2< attack bomber with Capt. William Odom aa co-pilot, hopes to cut time in half. (International)

Monarch Coal-Elecfric Range Combinafion Hoffman 30 gal. Oil Burning Aufomafic Wafer Heaters $139.50 Perfection 4 Burner Ranges $52.50 Monarch Electric Ranges, Standard and High Efficiency Oven Models $248.50 Up Murdock Hydrants $16.50 Boy’s Bicycles $43.50 Up Lawn Mowers $19.75 Up Lawn Hose 25 and 50 Ft. Lengths 4 Point Barbed Wire - 80 Rods $6 Spool Burdsal Outside White House Paint V : > i 4 . U (La cinJ (L.

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NIGHT LATCH Ngw imgrf, ttrearplised (jgilfi,, AAtdtra rutl-pigaf Rniih —p«|. Iiktd ckrem* knob o*d itgp b«4ten. S-pin tumbler— 1 k »y» $2.50

HARDWARE

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