The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1948 — Page 6

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FHF DAILY BANNER. GRFPNCASTLF. INDIANA.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948.

OBITI'ARY pionocr family of <A‘c children, -926. r-> r. i - . all of whom have preceded hlrr.

Jefferson D. Rader, youngest ” i son of Henry and Mary Grtfhle in (,onth -

Rader, wn bom ni S<mih W. * n-

Little, and one step

In May of 19.17, he was united Diehl of Terre marriage to Lyda Little and ^ hp lraves 14 grandchildren

On April 12, 1875 He was unit-i together

‘ ■ latter

Mrs.

Bee and Mrs. Aker, and

blood donor;'

daughter.. deep and wide,

Hau te. ^y buUd a bridge at evening

Mrs. Mildred Hutchc r> Mrs. Irene Hirote

floral offerings, the ministers, j

ington township, November 10. ed in marriage to Isabelle Macej through these latter declining ^ a ' ^ ' hl ‘ "

1861. He passed away at "the and to this union nine children years faithfully, hand in hand.

He leaves to mourn their loss I Rader . pent his cnt.re 1.

they have walked - Thc buiWer lifted h ' 9 0, ' J ^'.R.V. Raymond Skelton and Rev for right man Apply.7:10 a. n bph m

head.

Dallas Rissler for th. ir comfort- Friday, Dec

HELP WANTED: Steady j r,

10th.

i HELP WANTED; , Position as teleps. C2

l !ccal exchange. J

scheduled wage .ncn^

Putnai,. C''i’ ty Hospital at S 10 j were Ijoni. The five boys. Henry, p. m . November 18. 1948. Had, Paul. Charles, Biyan and Clyde he live* ur.lil the 30th of t-ils and also one daughter, Mr;, month, he would have celebr l' -“d Pluma Hathaway have preceded his 87th birthday. him in death. Thc loving wif • Mi Rader was a member <1 a and mother passed away Nov. 10,

•'Good friend, in this path I havc i i n o W o: ds, singers, accompanist, i Transfer, come,” he said,. pall boal . rH Mr. and Mrs. Chas.j

Cherr;

9-8.)

the wife, three daughters. Mi ,hr ' cr r.imunitji where he wa- ..-rhprp followeth after me today. ‘ McCun y and all who helped in If owner can identify tan an ! Myrtle Mullinix of Terre Haute, bom. ID \.as a prominent farm- A y f(l |th whose feet must pa : s 8nv wa y at tb ., ^ Pa th of our hus- black hound dog lost nearly th: < Mrs. Mildred Hutcheson of Reels- cr and served his community a- wa y. I j )an( j an( | f a ther. weeks ago in Washington townville, Mrs. Irene Hinote of Green- township trustee for four years. ^ ll . g c j iasm ^at has been naught Mrs. Lyda Rader | ship, call Grcencastlo 842-R fin castle, one step son, James The poet might well have been to mc j Mrs. Myrtle Mullinix I information. Jt-lr,.

thinking of him when he wro*e To thQt f a i r .h e aded youth may a!

TcW'hdn. Office uf.

Banner Ads P

TENDER SMOKED PICNIC HAMS Lb. 39c

JOWLS FRESH •• SMOKED 25c - 29c

BROKEN SEICKD

BACON, Lb.

Pork Bones, lb. 15c Melts, !b. 19c Pork Liver, lb. 39c Pork Brains, lb. 39c Pork Steak, lb. £9c Pork Loin Roast, lb. 41c BEEF BRAINS

Lb. 19c

SIRLOIN STEAK

Lb. 63c

| A GRADE

35c {SLICED BACON, Lb. 59c

CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS SMVIJ LEAN Lb. 55c PI TNAM fOI NTY FRESH, FI LL DRESSED I'OII.TRY Hens, Lb. 59c Fryers, Lb. 69c

PURE PORK SAUSAGE OIK OWN MAKE Lb. 29c fresh SIDE PORK Lb. 39c CHUCK ROAST Lb. 57c m TO BOIL Lb. 39c

3eef Liver, lb. 2od Fish, lb. Rose Fish, lb. Oysters, Pint Bologna, lb. Franks, lb.

these gracious lines: An old man going a lone high-

way.

Cam • one evening cold and gra 7 ) a chasm vast and wi le and

deep.

The old man crossed in the twilight dim. The sullen stream had up fear for him; But he turned when ;afe on the other side. And built a

tide.

pitfall be; He too, must cross in the light dim, Good friend, I am building th 4 bridge for him." 1 _ — z

♦ ♦

C ARD OF THANKS

Rader: We extend our since!*- J thanks and appreciation to our fre.-nds and neighbors for their \nr* - <ms of sympathy an ! a i : 1 ae extended to us at the J

♦

cue. ♦ Espeeially do we wish to thank £

•Old man." said a pilgrim near, p,. Wiseman, Dr. Aker, Dr. “Why waste your time in build- Schauwecker. Director of Nurses ing here; Mrs. M< Ferren, and the nursing You day will end with ending .staff on the second floor at the day, Putnam County Hospital for You will never again pass this their loving care of Mr. Rader way; and the kindness shown his farnYou have crossed this cfcasm dy. Also our special nurses, Mrs.

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1! DRIVE-

-and—

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PAULS

CIRCLE INN

GROCER

GODMOTHER’S ROLE ‘A RUMOR’

CIGARETTES, Buy Them By The Carlon

PITTED DATES 4 oz rks MIL.NOT MILK

NAVY BEANS

GREAT NORTHERN BEANS 2 Lh Ba *

DONALD DI'I'K ORANGE; JUICE 46 07 an 25c

WHITE SAIL TOILET TISSUE • P0,ls

SOI It Pi n ED

CHERRIES No 2 fan 25c

DEL MONTE

1 Lb. Box 9 0/.

611 SOUTH JACKSON ST. PHONE41 SELF SERVICE VALUE ALL PRICES LISTED ARE SAME AT BOTH PLACES Compare These Price

BOSCCE C0FFLE 2 Lb - can

99c

WILSON’S MILK, 2 Tail Cans

MAXW EEI HOI SE

Dl / — OXYDOL

COFFEE Lb

55c

TIDE, Ige. Pkg.

CHASE AND SANBORN

RINSO — SILVER Dl >T

COFFEE Lb

52c

SURF, Lge, Pka.

PRODUCE AND VEGEfABUES

PILLSBFRY FLOUR, 25

Lbs.

polar hear FLOUR 25 Lbs -

TOSLET TISSUE, 3 rolls

AUSTEX

BEEF STEW

$1.89 $1.39 25c

Gan

HEKSHEY CHOC. SYRUP, Can

PRUNES

IT T RITE W AX PAPER 125 ft ro11 M %XW ELL HOI'SE

COFFEE

(’an

55c

DEI.K lot s SIPS COFFEE 1 Lh Hi ^ OIL SARDINES ran Dl Z OR OXYDOL Box

BIRD’S EYE ORANGE JUICE 29c

PI RE f’ANE SUGAR 5 Lb Ba K PAPER NAPKINS 80 rount FARMER’S PRIDE PEAS 2 2 ran-s GERBER'S BABY FOOD 5 <ans FELS NAPTHA

46 oz. can

NEW YORK REPORTERS got a declaration from blond Sharman Douglas that, as far as she knows, reports that she will be a godmother for Princess Elizabeth's baby son are only "a rumor.’’ The 20-year-old daughter of the U. S. ambassador to Great Britain waa inUrvlewed on her arrival n. 11nternttional Soundohotoi

40c

YES it is TRUE

Our Furnace Blew Up and we have about $20,000 worth of soiled merchandise. With the exception of our balcony all this merchandise has been taken off sale. Our fixtures have been cleaned and our main floor and basement are again filled with clean merchandise tor you.

DONALD DI'I’K ORANGE JUICE

DIAMOND ENGLISH

WALNUTS, Lb.

MAINE

POTATOES !0 Lbs. FRESH KALE Lb t MIXED NUTS lb * CHERRY COCKTAILS, Lb Box RED PITTED CHERRIES No 2 soi l US-SILK CAKE FLOUR, Pkg. APPLES, 3 I hs.

39c 35c

*) ♦ ♦ ♦ :

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, 25 Lbs. PI RE CANE SUSAR, 10 Lbs. [ijjj HOT HOI SE £*/ LEAF LETTUCE, Lb, CRISC0, , h HI NTS HEAVY SYRCI 1 PEACHES N 2 HI NTS HEAVY SYKM* APRICOTS N 21 tan PEANUTS In shPl1 ’ lJ) PECANS l b FANCY FATING APPLES, 3 Lb LARGE; FLORIDA ORANGES 1 SALAD DRESSING 1 FELS-N Al’THA SOAP Bar CIGARETTES. Carton PRINCE ALBERT — ( an I0< OLD FASHIONE.D CHOCOLATE DROPS, Lb,

SI,

FRESH MEATS AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

27c

SUNSHINE KIUSPY

CRACKERS, Lb. Box

PLENTY OF NICE XMAS TREES

You will find the Staple disc you need at

and Gift merchan*

PENNEYS

LEAN FRESH : SIDE PORK, Lb. PC RE GROUND BEEF, Lb. GRADE A CHUCK OR SHOI EDKR ROASTS, Lb. KINGA.N REEIABLE BACON 1 b GRADE A T BONE STEAK Lb I.FAN CENTER IT TS PORK CHOPS, Lb. LEAN PORK STEAK, Lb.

89c

59c

BABY LINK

SAUSAGE, Lb. COUNTRY EGGS, SWIFTS BROOKFIELD CHEESE, 2 Lb

SKINLESS

WEINERS, Lb. COINTRY DRESSED FRYING CHICKENS, Lb FRESH OYSTERS, Pint SLICED JOWL BACON, Lb. COD FISH OR PERCH, Lb. SALT MACKEREL, Lb. PORK TENDERLOIN, Lb.

PLENTY OF

ROME REALTY

CRISP HEAD

APPLES

LETTUCE

3 Lbs. 35c

Each 15c

fancy

(.KEEN BEANS

GRAPES

BEANS

2 Lbs. 25c

Lb. 19c

SOAP Bai

10c

SERF OK

RINSO Box

34c

SEARCHLIGHT

MATCHES 6

box Ctn. ggg

.11 ICE

MICHIGAN

ORANGES

CELERY

Doz. 29c

2 For 29c

I s. N„. 1 Potatoes

SNOW WHITE

IG lb. bag

Cauliflower

39c

Head 29c

Utention! twiners!

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