The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTIE, INDIANA,THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949.

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Mr and Mis Carlin Soards and ila(iavi returned frcnn n visit in Knntueky. Charlotte Clodfeltir .s|hmiI the week end in Indianapolis visiting her brother, Jana - and Enola

Cunning ham

Clair Albin celebrated his birthday Sunday with a dinner

ternoon.

Mi and Mrs John Stark wi t Sunday dinner guest.- of Mr. a" : Mrs. Wayne B ttis and 1 amlly

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at n m Those attending were | ing her grandparents in Danville..j •'lemb' • of the Albin family, i Sunday dinner guests of Mr Th se fion MorLon who at- j and Mrs. Verne Sigler were Mr j tend- I 1 F: ei; i Xiglit of the 1 and Mrs Garlin Soards and i

Hainbridge O.E.S last Friday | daughter.

Georgia Martin. DaVerne Thon. as. Maude O'Haver and Koso

Bettis.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Haver spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Russell O'Haver. j Mrs. Elizabeth Hail has gone j to Hinsdale to visit her son and i

family for afew weeks.

Cynthia Hadley has been visit -j Grcf>ncastl( . wn , day last week

Mrs Eva Todd returned to

her home here from a visit with

her daughter. Mrs. Vaughan near Creeneasfh Mrs Thelma Utterback. v:

mm \STI,K

and Mrs Leonard Holler

and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter were shoppers in Indian-

apolis Wednesday.

Quite- a number from here at-

Dr ai d Mi E M Hurst were tended the funeral of Mrs. Stelle in Spei .-I Sui.-iay .ifterm c* ; Clark in Uoaclnlalt Sunday af-

Mrs Frankii MeAvoy was in termion.

Charles Brothers of Indianapolis were Saturday evening guests of

Mrs. Maude Brothels and Joe. Mrs. Ellen Huber and Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Steele visited in Indianapolis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Grider and Miss Margaret Grider called

on Mr. and Mrs. John Obenchain Mary Harmless were of Hainbridge Wednesday after- apolis Saturday,

noon. Mr. and Mis. Carl Borden a:

Mr. and Mrs. Danum Law- remodeling their residence,

i elite and son and Mr. and Mrs.

in lndia-1-

Mr and Mrs Fled Bridges and daughter ol Lafayette visile I with his mother. Mrs. Mary Bridges Saturday.

Jewel ;

evening u n Mrs ,R iby Mock. Mr- William Campbell Mrs. Laura Frank Mrs Gene Frank.

Clinton and Ec Club will Jsear Martin -

1 * 1 H"' i J Sunday wit - het parents Mr.

| and Mrs. Uly Denny.

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES WEST SIDE SQUARE FREE DELIVERY

these are our every day low prices

All Popular

Brands. Carton

CHASE AND SANBORN VAC-PACKED - LB.

Cigarettes

Coffee

Wilson's

Rinso Sugar

EVAPORATED MILK

Tall Can

Eatge

Pkg.

Potato Bacon

Oleo Lard

PURE CANE

Lb. Facloi/ Packed Bag

ICO Lb. Bag S3.69

(G Lbs.

SUGAR CURED SLICED

JOWL LB.

Golden

Maid Lb.

PURE HOG 50 Lb. Can S6.98

$1.72

1, . - 72 € 28c 45c 39c

21c

24c lb. 14c

OF USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES FRIDAY and SATURDAY February Uth and 12th.

Speed Queen Washer Speed Queen Washer Speed Queen Washer, Like New

Bendix Washer

Fiorence Table Top Built-In Oven Oil Range

Floience Table Top Built-In Oven Range, Like New Only 879.50

Only SIGdO

Only 819.59 Only S22.50 Oniy $55.03 Only $49.50 Only SIS.50

5 Burnet Built-In Oven Oil Range

7-Cubic Ft. Coldwall Frigidaire

Philcc Chairside Radio

Full Size Metal Bed and Springs Twin Size Metal Bed and Springs Unfinished 5 Drawer Chest 32 ,, Unfinished 4 Drawer Chest 32 M

Unfinished Commode Chest

Unfinished Bed and Springs Kroehier Dav. and Chr. Blue Velvet

A real bargain

Oniy SI29 50 Oniy S49.50 Oniy $24.50 Only $22.50 Only SI0.50 Only SI5.rQ Only $10.90 Only S25.BQ Only $119.50

Kroehlei Dav. and Chan, Rust Tapestry 9x12 Uiamorug

Only SD9.5C Only $15.06

\ From where I sit... /y Joe Marsh

Duke Gets His Tractor

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i(like Tin m.i hnmrht a farm with ih.- mom-v he'd -a\«il in iht* Servin', but he couldn't get a tractor. It. needed it hadh. hut «.i.- tenth iin thi- li.e.il denier - ' k-L "Tell yi)-.i wha'." old man Peters n\ . “If the nin fellows ahead f you agree, you’ll get the next ! gef in.” “N .thank ." ays Dek--, "I'll ju-r fake my turn.” Hut old Peters mails out nine - nrds. \ ml I e otlier day he I - . hi " will lie in v . 1 wrote the • • ; O0.

HORACE LINK & CO

The Stan «f IP raltun

E'rom where I sit, it’s that spirit of understanding that helps make our democracy so great. Fnder'tnnding for the other fellow’s problems and respect for the other fellow’s rights — whether it’s his riuht to earn a living, his right to east his vote against your candidate. or even his right to enjoy a moderate, friendly glass of heer or ale if and when he chooses. Let’s always keep it that way!

C i*) right, l Hit id State* Burners Foundation

MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES

Thi* Old Treatment Often

Brings Happy Relief

When disorder of kidney function permits

poisonous matter to remain in your blood,

iti m I - ^

may cause nagging backache, rheumatic

' pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, go ting up nights, swelling, puffincM under th_ eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty pe MgW wjUb IlWtiflg anil burning sometimes shows there is something wrong

with your kidneys or bladder.

with your kidneys

Don’t wait! Ask vour druggist for Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 50 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.

Special Sale!

Two Million‘Scouts •HaYe A Week

Do you know that more (ban two million American boys are members of the Boy Scouts? And that 50'' of the U K Army ami Navy officers in World War II were former Srouts? February 6 to February 12 is Boy Scout Week. Few organizations have done so much to build good citizenship.

SHORTENING, Krogo, 100% Pure Veg. CHi'SE. Windsor Club Spread SODA CRACKERS, Kroger Extra Thin

L1B0Y PEACHES, 2 No. T/i Cans . ,

PRESERVES PRESERVES

KROGER HOUR ERUiT COCKTAIL

EATMORE MARGARINE:

KROGER MILK

APPLE BUTTER 35c

WlltH STKAWUKKKS \ KIMKiKK LOW I KKOLMt .< 1 KAW ItKKIil

OK KAsritMtKV NKW I.OW I'KICK

.j LBS. 31k-

KBOf.KK. s|\ Dl< KD FBI ITS

KKKSH FI.WOBV.

OLOB LI) ' , LB. SI K HS

H \ FOKATKD. FOB IA Kill KITCHKN I SL

3 Lb. Can 89c

2 Lb. Box 69c

Lb. Box 23c

59c

16 Oz. Jar 39c

3,1 Lb. Jars Si.00

10 LBS. 71c

2 No. 1 Cans 45c

LB. 35c

2 Cans 25c

Lwrymi-ai. Fresh Flavor

linn, lender '!. V>. 303 Cans ( nrumel Fudge Devil' Fund. i-a.

Kiugau s > Lit ( iiu

LIBBY PEAS LAYER CAKE

SEAFOAM

37c 59c 63c

lieullj Kiel," Shortening

KKIH.Kit.

! No. •; ( ails

I’arked at Flavut I’eak

KKOGLK

APPLESAUCE

I’arkeil at I'lav CHERRIES Bed Si,HI Fltte SPINACH

Inst Heat and serve SWEET PEAS

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KKOt.l |;

• No. '* ean,'

Fiiifuriii sized

avondai.k ■No. > < a.i

27c 49c 27c 10c

PDDL1 , - il,,,v 'Mnde Kernel ♦»«” LUKN „ 35c GREEN BEANS “1' 27c tuna fish :m29c CHEESE ;r_ , 49c SUPER SUDS 29c Led- inure Suds with Sii|H-r Smls

l/ri Dishes Shine

vtL , 29c joe

Large Bnv

(COOKIES ‘Z.,,,,, 17c

SMOKED PICNICS SIRLOIN STEAK

Kingan’s Reliable, Sugar ( tired

Small Li an

Kruger ( nt Tenderay, Less Bone,

Less wnste Grade A

ROAST r ' 1,1 Bibs

Nut Over 7 inches lung, Grade A SLICED BACON

Cured la a aii

I res stjnre (fualit.v

l-'resh Flav nr

APP^ IS Ua '’ h ' ni^, "" Winesa|»,

COD FILLETS

Or Koine Beauties

Lb. 39c Lb. 59c Lb. 59c Lb. 49c Lb. 39c 3 Lbs. 39c

CAULIFLOWER

Fresh Slum White, Cnni|iu< I Heads

CARROTS v " ,l,,g ’

LB.

BAG

( ris|i — •» Bunt-lies

17c POTATOES “

• . S. X„. I Maine Katahdlns

19c YAMS c,wll, Hn, °" th ‘■“"‘■j

Southern — 3 Lbs.

$2.49

35c

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cleansing creams!

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J l.75 size..now only $

*3 size..now only *1.95 •II plus tai

TUS$Y PINK CLEANSING CREAM : :tfijhf. cool, ’S, leovei O look of radiance.

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CLEANSING CREAM tich-tearured. . toothing. Combob dryotn at it cleoAtet.

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for a limited time only!

Come in, telephone or write today!

Goan Pharmacy IS L. Washington Street

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SALE ST A UTS AT I •!:.'«) I'idi'H' 1

filer one

ii -iiirinn mi iviiii itinp riiiiii, ini

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1M

3-HEAD OF CATTLE -3

Ont Jersey i-ovv, will freshen in Ni>vi'Mil» r; 3

Salt

One W hile faee <-ovv, I years old, and eulf.

FARM MACHINERY

One 10-211 Traetor on steel. One 7-Foot Traetor Dlse, Oliver. Horse dise. , One mowing maehine; one walkinK hrei'hini; I 1 ^ t'i'illi harrow; one garden plow; one farm W'*^'" ,, ’ ■a-'*o|( hoard. f FEED AND GRAIN 2-3 tons of (’lover hay, haled. 200 luisln N 111 k

frun • hiii Rtili K wor

POULTRY

2(1 head of mixed Clriekens. MISCELLANEOUS

On* full spiml el let l bed wire; also 'I' '' ' fencing, new; *5 or 30 Iron posts; Da-nsi I'"" 1 ''' ^ mess; 'sausage mill; sel uf platform srales; 1 tii-nnder house; 3 hog troughs, steel; lawn nni"'' 1 - barrels nhovela V

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

l ime and chairs; cabinets; safe;

glider; overstaffed lounge; ptem*; "" .nil llhrar> tmhU H'Mh si;in,j nrci—ht cookpi ,, sandwich toaster; milk croeln; cream seiiara'"'- >t suite; one Flnrenee heating stove; on,- < “i* 1 „ifc .. I. . -.* - ,u,s: nil"

Kei frei

TERMS — (’ASM.

i-lei trie radio; one ,-luthes rack; quart cans; jars;- 111

tuu numerous to mention.

JAMES M. LOVE

Not responsible for aechbrn*"' ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer.