The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 July 1947 — Page 4

CAJIY BANNER, GREENCASnE. JNOIANA, TUESDAY,

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IT’S HERE! WARDS BIG

REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!

SAN E ON .ABSORBENT •“CANNOM” TOWELS Price “Sc; Now Only .

BOYS H I0I M BAND OVERALLS

Buv v-\<-rhl pair

SI 57

Of .nturrly fKmm »t Uim low price.

RecuUr *lJ89 — Now

SAVE! SUMMER COTTONS Tb’-t* were our J-5i$ cotton*: Junior'*, mi**e*', women * *:re-*

BOYS REG. 79c KNIT SHIRTS Knit *hirt* of fine combed cotton vnrne. Sties S to 6-

REG. 159 TO 1.98 SLEEPERS Crepe nod petrcnJe deeper*. One and two-pc. style*. 1 -S.

MEN'S WOOL SPORT COATS

REO. *>1.00 5-button. *jnjle-bren*ted style

In rile* from 54 to 44.

1.98 PLEATED SHORTS Tnilored of heavy cotton twill. Anoorted colors, dies.

MASTER QUALITY LAWN MOWER Sale:; Just received fr,r they QP tale, All Metal 1* inch. Only I0«#3

GAY PRINT BEACH SHIRTS RE<.. S5.td Color-bright cotton twill in Mnall. medium and large.

REG 47c MEN'S SHORTS . Gripper fasteners, adjustable waists: Fancy pattern*. 50-44.

MEN'S COTTON KNIT SHIRTS REG. 51.Id Short-dee ved. crew-neck | •tyle. small, med- large. i

SALE! EXTENSION SCREENS (Jultkly put in or removed! 4 Wood frame. All *iies.

REDUCED! STURDY CAMP COTS

Reg. 5.4d. Big, 25\TM inch •lie. Hardwood kg*, rails.

4.77

SOLID COPPER LANTERN Sale;; Completely weatherproof. pebble-gins* shade.

1.77

REG. 1.15 ROCK WOOL LTT PRICED Insulation give* you year-round comfort. Bag Covers, is St|. Ft., 3 inches deep.

CRETONNES FORMERLY 98c Discontinued pattern*: Fine close weave—vat-dyed. SB"

HAND-GRINDER CUT-PRICED!

Smooth-running aJuminum model. 6 ’ r arh»»r.

4.19

REGULAR $'.79 FENDER FLAPS Protes t car. lengthen fender fyt life: Chrome trimmed; #fV Pr.

EGG GEATER REDUCED IW*g. ~>9f . K Uing Hu%t-re-wKting f’hrunv* plated

EXHAUST EXTENSIONS

Sale:: Regular 75c Chrome

FULL-FASHIONED . SHEER SILK HOSE REG. *1.43

Leg fettering §'. : - t :f . . i-rr.-T.-er -

> 73 3 “- 8 i-1 1 . :

WOMEN’S “SAINTEES’? - . OF RIB&ED COHOM Brief acJ *I*ei; with a *nu2 zrlsg elastic waittband. la tea: -*e. S-M-L.

3295

STAINLESS STEEL PORTABLE WASHER

Ha-shes u eScientlT a- big v.a- ; .er«! 2 ib. caj - itr. AC only. Wringer extra.

TILE-LIKE WALL COVERING! 57c GLEAMING ENAMO-WALL Kn. Ft.

Clean* bright and last* for year*: -Apply

It yourselt: Gay colon! I'j' witle.

14”

DINNER SERVICE FOR » “PRINCESS PAT” DESIGN Huge floral spray, fluted design, ivorywhite semi-porcelain. 54 pieces for 8.

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N reports on flying : ;ju or r.y.r.g saucers" for several days On well, -out of stght. out f rr.^-.d.*’

PARENTS* GnXN TIPS ON -"TREET H-AZ.ARDA NEW TOPJv . UP'-Pobce Cotr. -is mer Arthur W. Wallaackr o;-r.'._--g a inve to reduce -the ip:a-.-"g number of acc:iier.:- .r. thin aty tsi-ued etgnt -rps tc rarer::? to prevent traffic fata, '..e? ar.-i injuries to children daring the rummer vacation. They were: Osutko children aga.nst mr.r -ng r aying ncooter-nding or roUer-«i*au.-.g in roaiways. If your youngster rtdes a bticyci- impress oc him. or her. ' the absohrt* need for ine utmost care a" . eocaason sense in operi atir.u r>:h vefcictes. | Warn your children against

CHATEAU TONIGHT THRU THURS. P* oH MU...

1- Egypt, the bull once waa so sacred that its birthday was celebrated and after its death :! a aj mummified and buried in a rock tomb.

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“What's become of our summer wagesT“ To which we add—!* 5 a: ' -vhat rummer T ? .

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a standstill

E> . : i.jow y ar chliren to

rtstir.es. or play at or

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TOURNAMENT NOTICE All team managers Interested J.n e ‘er.ng their softball teams' the county tournament can secure an entry blank from Paul Gr.: • - Jr., either at Ford garage or at the ball park, j The tourney will get under ; Sunday. July 27. and enines have to be in Fr:day noon.

the AIR C0NDIT1C VONCASII Last Showing 7| mXmT

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T u certa_-.)' doc.7 have to go : the north woc-is to keep cool'

It .3 our personal opinion that tr.e se-way driring tr.ei out tu-::esafuUy here the past few a>3 ,s the best move yet made -y the police department to cope the down town traff.c sit li-

near curbstones. E* : permit your children to 'play w.thir. the riemity of park-

ed v-ucles.

Ckwely watch over and aupervnse toe outdoor play of

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SOFT BA IJ. Tie-day. July 23 Presbyterian vs Moose. S —Del? aaiar vs- Roachdaie. AVedne*day. July 25 7 15—Webb's vs. Johnson's. Cannon's vs. Bainbndge.

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oi other vehicles, or to star, i ^ your rear doors of such vehicles I Take your children to near-by j

ch.idren to lean parks playgrounds and super-,

Only two weeks until the big Putnam County Fi.r.

windows of automobiles vlaed play streets for safe whole- |

j some recreation.

If* the TRCTH. {Time ci-»-*n t pay. We van verify th»- fa« t by citing the incident |; where one of the local hope-

Milt Brown is to be commenie: f . r the Bair, bridge -Oidt-m-ers movement he so u i * mfill ty .rstigatei Sunday. No matter ho *' far we may get away from . me there is always a soft spot r our Beams for the -old home

We predict there will be a big c- wd at the Monoa station the pre-Civi, War tram arr.ves in Greencaatle next Monday.

Ja - Craig plays the part of a d: .-eenr.g young doctor in

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Tr.e new crossing gates to be installed by the Pennsylvania ran road on B. ocr.mgtor. street rray save several lives which

means they will be well worth - D4:k Delusion,' M-G'M s dratne investment .mat : medical picture, coming,

to t' A" rcastle screen Wedneo-

4 .. . ' .. Barrcmany homes will not be quite as ^ LuciUt Bremer am

warm this winter as last with

KING, MORRISON, FOSTER CO.

fill* Ui*<-»>v**red that th-- Bluegill* were biting at the quarry hole, and proceeded to -tart catching a nice string of th^m. He wa* fi-hing trom the high cliff, and found it wa- r -c*-**ary to lower a long <*tringer into the water, which wa* are Kit Uty feet below. He had tied a *mall *ti<-k on this ii.ng *tringer to keep the fi*h from *lipping off. According to our secret agent, they were really hitting for our friend, and he k* pt dipping them on the long stringer, where they vv-.nld *lide down into the water. After fi-hing about two hour*, and counting over a hundred Bhiegill. he furtively glanced around to .see if there wa* a game warden in »ight. and not seeing anyone, he hauled the stringer up. to discover that the stick wa* gone, a* well a* the fKh. MORAL: CRIME DOESN'T

PAY!!

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cool prices Jumping a dollar and

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We have been told that tciJ country will not have a depression until prices on farm live-1 tioex get clear out of reason.' An. i - other hand, we und-i Ierstar : a certain, man offered to' wager that hogs will reach 550'

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DODGE

Our sensaw froat

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a-law say that he two mornings last

Colorado Rock.-. = i

JN' jw d-.r t get a.armed teat

gicr. v metimes has snow in Sep-’ tember lae to the high altitude.

DEPENDABILITY

If the com doesn't grow any faster the next few weeks than it has the past month, someone m*y c* •er-opt„ r r.istic in wanting . 000 Hoosier boys to detassel com.

Ail is not quiet in the Far East especially in Java: Could this be the making of a Tmrd! World War* At least, it's something to think about.

Ted M >s. popular custodian at the Elks club, looked mighty "sharp yesterday afternoon . . . straw hat and all ... on the public square.

There

are far more new cars

in this area than west of the Mississ.pp, people from Lie

v.estem state tell us.

Say Chariie Bridges, of the Sportsman Shop, carrying a big. ( brand new garbage can. SupI pose he is going to put the fish be catches in iL

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as we can find out

Maynard Johnson is the only loca! angler wno uses an airplane as the quickest way to reach a fishing spot. You can count us cut—we haven’t lost anything up there And besides, we don't

like to fish mat much.

W alter Evens, retired rural mail carried who makes a hobby of raising flowers, brought a beautiful bouquet of gladioli to the Banner Office Monday afterr.oon. They really brightened up the place. One of the newer “glads" in the bouquet is named for his daughter, Mrs. Florence Boatright, and was developed byMr. Evens.

Don’t forget the Warren Twp. Lions Club jamboree at Putnamviile on August 23.

Russellville's big Tri-County 4-H Fair opens next Thursday, July 31. ►' t -

The word DEPENDABILITY was born in exclusive reference to the Dodge automobile, thirty years ago. It applies to Dodge today in exactly the same exclusive way, although the Dictionary now contains it and defines it The Dodge meaning of the word remains well fixed and proven, it means exceptional Style* Performance and Economy,—Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow.

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GREENCASTLE, IND.

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