The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1949 — Page 4

!WE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTlfc, IN^ANA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3. .949.

•NO VAC ATION I OK TAN KISH 1NOIANAJPOLIS, March 31 - Ijidiana's pan fish will get no vacation this year.

Kenneth M. Kunkcl, state Conservation department director, announced Wednesday there will be no closed season on fishing

for bluegills, yellow perch, rock bass, red eyed sunfish and crappies. The season on these fish also was open all last year.

WEST

N. P. VanBUSKIRK GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES SC UARE FREE DELIVERY

CHASE AND SANBORN VAC-PACKED •• LB. EVAPORATED MILK

Tall Can

14 Oz. Bottle

Cigarettes

Coffee

Wilson's

Pork & Beans

Ccitsup

Beans fed Kidney

Peas Oleo Lard

Bacon

Nc. 2 Can

No. 2 Can

No. 303 Can Golden Maid

Lb.

PURE HOG

50 Lb. Can $7.49 Sugar Cured Jowl, Sliced

The fish previously had been protected between May 1 and June 15. Indiana and Purdue universities surveyed the state's fish population anad it was decided young pan fish would have a better chance if more adults were caught.

ERICK BRANDEIS A woman is suing the Weather Bureau for a large amount because it gave her a wrong fore cast. I forgot the woman's name, the place and the amount. But they don’t matter, anyway. And •ven if I remembered I wouldn’t mention them because I hope that because I hope that the woman is going to lose the case. That's why I wouldn't mention names and places. Almost every week now some newspaper editor of writer is sent to jail for “interfering with justice or

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Fed .day and night. I’. S. App. AAA baby WK, NH, BR. A-Wh, \V. I-eg sexed or unsexed. Tiles. & Fri. afternoons. Bo sure, order ahead. Cano and Peat litters. Discount, on feeds, brooders, batteries, farm supplier shipped direct to you. Ifertngton Hatchery, W. City limits on 340, Brazil.

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PAUL'S GROCERY Gl I SOUTH JACKSON ST. p M0NE 4|2 SELF SERVICE VALUES all FRIGES listed are same at both places Fruits -Vegetables-Groceries

CRISCO • SPRY, 3 Lb. Can 93c

TOILBT

TISSUE, 4 Rolls SPKfTAL DKA1, FAB, 2 Pkgs.

IT KK ( AM;

SUGAR, 10 Lbs.

ITM.SBUKY

89c

ITIOKMX — ] om;|.;k.s _ KOSCHL COFFEE, Lb. j

l!l.\S(J — si l{|'

BREE7.E, Laire Pk^s. |

OWIKH, _ T1DK

DUZ, Largo Pkg. j ( \ N M ill _ HK.\\ Y MY 111 J>

FIGS, Tall Can

Fresh TURNIPS, 2 Lbs. UliSTKKV WIMISAf APPLES, 2 Lbs.

M \i m;

I5c 15c

FLOUR, 25 Lbs.

$1.89

WII-SON’S

MILK, 2 Lge. Cans

27c

fjjM SWIFT’S

g SHORTENING, 3 Lb ( >

89c

.MIRACLE WHIP

SALAD DRESSING, Qt. I?. MAXWBU. HOt,HR

59c

© COFFEE, Lb.

55c

VV SCULL’S CHAMPION

p COFFEE, Lb.

39c

HEIISIIKY'8 CHOCOLATE

(T SYRUP, Can

15c

For top quality ingredients use CUPLETS

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umlowipt of coui t’’ if he just 30 i.uch as opens his mouth about a •ase that’s pending before “Hio Honor.’’ This woman who sued the Weather Bureau claims that the prediction for the following dry was “sunny and warm.'' So she got out her car and went out for a drive, all dressed up and shiny. Then it begins to snow and gets slippery, and she skids and -uns into a telegraph pole and smashes the car and breaks hei eg or .something and, bingo, tarts a suit.

I’eioo.'.ully I think that arij !- 0 e.who vould award damage*, j a pc.son like that would be 1 = •dish as the plaintiff. Since time imrnemcVial weathr forecasters have been wrong. Weather forecasts are one ol lie spices of life. They' have tarnished almost as nu< h joke material to comediain -s mothers-in-law. Thousands of people are beiing every day on the weathei -oreeast. I myself have mad mite a few pretty pennies by dothat. x nave a system: 1 bet against no weather forecaster and at he end of the year I come oiu better than most successful horse-race-bettors: r at nos', break even.

Here is a forecast which recently appeared in a newspaper and which was bound to be at least half right. “Sunday, cloudy followed by night.'■ It would be a very monotonous life if weather forecasts always ame true. The very fandaipental of a goed play or book or movie is suspense. The moment you know what’s going to happen the interest h gone. That is why lives that run in a daiiy rut and follow a set routin* 1 become dreary and dull.

- In New England we have a ay;ng “If you don’t like our cliuate, wait a minute." Floridians tell me their warm nd - my climate gets monoton. ■us. Californians go up into the j 'iorras for a little snow. New England weather novelets monotonous. It doesn t last or.g enough. A happy life is not just one life of 70 years. It is 365 lives a year—eacn one a thrill, each a surprise. CARD OF THANKS I want to thank everyone for he lovely cards, flowers, gifts ind acts of love and kindness to me during my recent illness. Mrs. Arthur Giltz ch

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■•Iaid, I, Ml. STICK

POTATOES, 19 Lbs.

< O! OBED \t OLEO, Lb.

So KITH IT VVIIIPK

MILNOT, Gan

59c

SOLID PACK TOMATOES, No. 2 Can LAKOIS SIZK HEAD LETTUCE, Head CALIFORNIA CARROTS, Bunch 0RI0H SETS, 2 Lbs.

HOME KILLED, FINE QUALITY BEEF &

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ft ri; citot \D BEEF, Lb. T-BONE STEAKS, Lb. AKMOCK'S SLICED BACON, Lb.

chuck ok shoulder 4«c ROASTS, Lb. 89c home killed RAKING HENa, Lb. Ate SIRLOIN STEAK, Lb.

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PUBLIC SALE An tlie fiirin has been sold and I hair gone into other work, I will sell at 1‘nhlle Aoetlon at our farm loeatcd one mile East of SttloNvIllo on the Smith side of f. S. highway 10. •>5 miles Went of ImliamipoliN on what U known as the Vestal farm on Monday, April 4,1949 AT 10:sil A. M. the following property: LIVESTOCK HOGS :—: CATTLE x Iwad pure bred Sjiotti d Poland Gilts some already with .(Igs and remainder t.i farrow soon; 7 head pure bred Spotted Poland sow one with •eg,: i l ure hied S »ofted Poland boar, 1 yeiar old, pri,\ a |t) her. feeder sh ,at* all double Immuned. One Fpriugsr .’nd cal, heifer; | Holstein, 1st calf heifer bred; 1 Ht relord, !st calf heifer breiL FARM MACHINERY 1 aiinail •‘II” tra, ior on rubber, t ipiipped with Htarter, lightN, I •V’d"tulle sect and pow m lift, ('iiitivators; John Deere ’>-14 in. | break,nj; plow with ", sets al -.hareN. Cohy Hl-Speed wagon on mwv ru’.ber wiih LIO foa'.a bed, new last fall; Chevrolet 1 */j ton truck or new nihinv with new battery and slmfk aa:l grain bed 1034 inod-l; “Conr erta” «•» ft. grain elevator on rubber with motor, all ti"W la-s, fall; John Deeri No. 'I two row puM ty|M‘ corn, pieker. goml condition; Overhead gasoline storage tank 780 gallon caftaeIty with oil barrel rack; ’> large hog self feeders; > hog fdontaliiN (100 gallons) with heaters; 8 hog troughs; I oil stock tank Iteater; I Hinnian two unit milking machine with pipe and plenty of fittings; 2 IHC, 2 row corn planters; | > Hoe Th<Hiias wheat drill; 7 it. Avery disc and tandem; 7 ft. cultipacker; Lit* No. >30 feed mill with plenty of blower pipe; and many other articles too numerous

to mention.

HAT, GRAIN AND FERTILIZER loot) bushels good corn in crib; 3 ions 7-12-6 Fertilizer; Ap- I prox. 100 hales Wheat Straw . TERMS OF SALE — C ASH. No property to Is- removed until itftid for. GEORGE MORRIS, Owner ’ | Not responsible in ease of accident. JIM VAUGHN, Auct. BOB HILL. Clerk Lunch by Christian Church oi SUIesvlUe.

NEW “POCKET-SIZE” PORTABLE WATER HEATER COSTS LESS THAN $?.S0 HEATS FAST AS GAS Marelv plica « FAST-WAY I’ortnblo W,itar Heiter hi i roceptirie couliiniiiii water. Plug in nearest socket. Presto Heate wator quick for bathing, scrubbing, washing, etc. Also denning milk separatorn, etc. —epeed depending on quantity. Heats fast as ..versgo gas but tier No (into build or hot water to carry—no running up and down stairs. No dirt, noiuu— , no ton-heavy fuel bills. Handy! J net pen ;. give! Now costa leas than S-t to Caution r u ead direetions before using Forsalo pe — R. E. KNOLL W est Side Square

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6 W. WASHINGTON ST.

BETTER BABY BEEF BUYS CHUCK ROAST, Lb. 31c LOIN, CHOPS or STEAK, Lb. 59c ROUND, Lb. lie |P0RK STEAK, Lb. . . 49c SUCED BACON, Lb.... 45c

PICNIC HAMS Lb. 39c

FRESH PURE GROUND BEEF Lb. 39c

TASTY SEA FOODS

Perch, Lb. Cod, Lb. Haddock, Lb. WhHing, Lb. Pollock, Lb. Shrimp, Pkg. Scallops, Pkg. Smolts, Pkg. Caffish, Pkg.

37c 39c 39c 19c 25c 69c 69c 39c 55c

SMOKED JOWL Lb. 21c

Armour's High Quality 2 Pound Box CHEESE Box 69c

ARD, Open Kettle Rendered, 50 lb. can $7.25.2 lbs 29c

OLEO, Lb. 25c

T’TNA.M COUNTY Tn.ft 4 DRESSED ’ork Livei, Lb. ’ork Brains, Lb. ’ork Melts, lb. *ork Hearts, Lb.

FRYERS lb.59c

RELIABLE TOP

QUALITY

29c ! Beef Liver, Lb. 55c

Bologna, Lb. 32c

3 g c Beef Brains, Lb. 19c

Franks, Lb. 37c

Beef Tongues, Lb. 43c

Pickle Loaf, Lb. 45c

2tc ! RING LIVER SAUSAGE, Lb. 35t

2 large pkgs. WITH COUPOR

43c

CIGARETTES, Buy them by the carton

PRIDE OF FAIRFIELD TOMATOES 1 No. 2 cans 29c

DELICIOUS SIPS

COFFEE, 3 Lb. Bag SI .17

MAXW ELL house

COFFEE, 1 Lb. Tin 55c

LANG’S SWEET PICKLES 29c FI LL PINT JAK • • • 3

FAB

2 Boxes 44c

DRESSING, Quart Jar

jCHERRIOS, 2 BUS! ;0RN SOYA, 2 Baxes IAVY BEANS, 2 Lb. Bag

3lc 31c 29c

RICE KR1SPIES, 2 Boxes CORN KIX, 2 Boxes • BEANS Grcal Northem 2 Lbs.

39c 21c 31 29c

INDIANA

TOMATO

FARMERS PKI’TE ORANGE PEKOE

TEA

4 lb. box 17c

ASSORTED JELLY, 2 Jars 35c JELL>3 a d< ’ llc|ou * rinvors 3 Boxes 23c CHEWING GUM, 3 Pkgs. 10c G0LDMEDAL FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 49c

jREEN LAKF. BRAND SPANISH OLIVES, 4 Oz. Jar

iPeter Pan PEANUrBUTTER Ja ' 35c lATSUP, 2 Big 14 oz. Jars 29c HVAL DOG FOOD, 3 Cans 29c (MARSHMALLOWS, Pkg. 19c IMILNOT MILK, 3 Cans 31c

delmontk WHOLE KEKNKL CORN 2 Cans 33c

White Sail TOILET TISSKt 1 SPIC AND SPAN, Box ‘f Farmers Pride PEAS, 2 N " 2, ""2! WILSONS MILK, 3 Cans < 1 Searchlight MATCHES # b “ x 3,1

45c

PURE CANE SUGAR, 5 Lb. Bag . ~ \ . FRESH GARDEN PRODUCE

U. S. No. 1 POTATOES, ” ^

bag 47c

CAULIFLOWER, Each

«risp CARROTS, 2 Bunches

19c

GREEN BEANS, Lb. ‘

Button RADISHES, 2 Ftr

19c

HEAD LETTUCE, Each

KALE, 12 9Z. Bag

29c

PASCAL CELERY, Stalk _ l,( While or Yellow ONION SETS'

TOMATOES, Tube

29c

2 Lbs. 25t