The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 June 1949 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1949.

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ERICH BRANDEIS Everybody is talking about inflation these days. Do you know that there are two kinds of inflation? 1 learned about one kind in college; the kind everybody is talking about. You pay big prices for everything and, as they get bigger and bigger, inflation conies. Sometimes the balloon busts. Then there is a panic like the one we had in 1031. That's really all there is about that type of inflation. Now to the other kind. I call it the delicatessen-type of inflation, because my wife learned about it from our delicatessen man’s wife. And would you believe It? I think there is more to the deli-catessen-type than to the college, type of inflation. Del me describe the delicates-sen-course very briefly. My wife gave it to me at breakfast this

morning. She bought some cold corned beef, some beef bologna, a dozen eggs, a half pouna *f butter and a half pint of cream at the delicatessen storr yrsterday. As she put down her money, she said to the owner’s wife, who is also the cashier: "Do you know I used to be able to buy a whole comipany dinner for that amount of money?”

The lady at the cash register nodded her head and said: “Sure you used to be able to get five or six times as much for your money. “But I remember when 1 was young. "Dad used to come home Saturdays with his weekly wages of twelve dollars for which he had worked six days, nine or ten hours a day. “ We were quite a big family' and that twelve dollars didn’t go far. "So we were always broke at the end of the week, and Dad considered himself a failure. "Nowadays it’s different. A fellow works seven or eight hours a day, five days a week, and comes home with seventyfive dollars. ' "He doesn't get any more f"“ his seventy-five than our father did for his twelve. "But seventy-five is still more than six times as much as twelve, so the fellow considers himself a big shot. "At the end of the week he is

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just as broke as my father used to be, but being broke on seven-ty-five a week makes a man feel much more Important than being broke on twelve." So there you arc. That is the other kind of inflation, the inflation of the Ego. I like inflated egos. They make for progress. They make people feel big. And when the right kind of fellow feels big he is ready to do big things. Thus endeth today's lesson in economics. KKAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS Mary R. Allen, ctal to Paul M. Jones, etux land in Greencastle, Northwood Addition. $1. Kathryn J. Lcnzcn, clean to Vernon K. Osborne, etux land in Grcencastlc Kentwood Addition.

$1.

Kenneth Raymond Wallace etux to J. J. Johnson, land in Commercial Place $1. Nora A Grubb to Arthur Garrett, land in Urcencastlo original Plot $1. Thomas Gorham to Walter G. Cox etux hind in Grcencastlc, Edwin P. Peck's Enlargement.

$1.

Frank D. Boyce etux to Kate P. Snider, ctal land in Arlington Heights Addition. $1. Ray H. McClure etux to Curtis Ij. McClure, etux land in Cloverdale Twp $1. Leland A. Trippett etux to Ira C. Knoll, ctal land in Cloverdale.

$1.

Fred Cunningham etux ti Ernest C, Paris, etux, land in Grcencastlc Bailrosid Enlargement. $ 1. Howard J. Gough etux to I-iloyd T. Tcmpleman etux land in Carpentersvillc. $1. Eva Ogle to Henry M. Jackson, etux land in Marion Twp.

$1.

Artie L. Smith etux to Richard J. Hutchins etux land in Roachdale $1.

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THAT JIM ZEIS Most any fellow would drive 500 miles to get kissed by Linda j Darnell! Now that the 19-19 Speedway race is recent history, we can center our attention on some important early American history Fourth of July and the Declaration of Independence. Have you noticed how thus ■ Communists on trial in New York are taking advantage oi every legal loophole this country offers although at the same lini - they arc trying to overthrow tli U. S. form o’f government. It just doesn’t make sense. Buddy Boston, son of a former superintendent of Grcencastlc schools, chalked up a holc-iu-on< at the Country Club golf course Tuesday afternoon. Buddy got his ace on the 165-yard No.,Five

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ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT In Our Great Bedroom Suite Sale!

6 PIECES - ALL FOR ONLY s 144 5

6 PC. BEDROOM SUITE ENSEMBLE Here is a glorious opportunity to buy fine bedroom furniture at a worthwhile savings' Here in the finest of Modern styling you have a full size panel bed, chest of drawers, spaciously proportioned and graceful drop center vanity. All pieces have gracefully curvet! waterfall tops. The mattress is a genuine innerspring with foam rubber top, tht ultimate in sleep comfort, supported by a sturdy coU spring. Sturdy matching vanity

bench also included.

Although Pittsburgh is in the cellar, any time now we are expecting Rex Crash to make his annual prediction that the Pirates will win the National League baseball pennant. He’s going to hit it sonic year if th ' law of averages ever catches up with him. Have you really noticed j.ist how beautiful Grcencastlc is this Spring? Take a drive over our fair city and be proud of it! It’s the "off season" at present for Ben Davis, county treasurer. We’re still living in hopes of another mushroom donation next | year. From now on, sun tan lotion should be the order of the day with ‘‘blackberry winter” out of the way. And youngsters, be careful at the “ole swiming hole” this sum-

mer.

Haven't heard of any boy or girl registering a complaint regarding the fact that school is out until September. As the poet said, “what is so lare as a day in June" especially in Indiana. As a hoy in First Ward, we re call going to the railroad stations on several occasions and watching the locals arrive. Nov.’, you go to the stations and watch the streamliners roar past. The new cement approaches to the downtown alleys are certainly a worthwhile improvement.

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of Clara Hill Wednesday night

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sallust of

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mur-

Ml Meridian called on Mr. and

ray and son Bobby called on

Mrs. Faul Cox Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hodge Sat-

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corn of

urday

Cloverdale called on Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. John McCam-

Mrs. A M. Hodge Sunday.

mack of New York called on

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott

Mrs Frona McCammack Sunday

were Sunday dinner guests of

afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Larkin of

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Terry and

Greencastle.

Mrs. Hallie Kersey were guests

Mrs. Ada Hurst shopped in

of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horn

Greencastle Saturday.

Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Nelle Arnold was guest

Mrs. Clara Hill Spent Sunday

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FINELY I’LEATKD CHIFFON A slimly-fashioneil white chifmi dress and stole, hnth finely Icated. Cording of chiffon wined with gold Drnnl eniphaIzes the moulded line of the odico and midriff band, and is sed lor shoulder straps Back of fl 1 bodice is cut in a V ami filled i with flesh-colored marquisette /A’ I’ Driss Inslit ule Photo)

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, iik ” RINGS ON HER FINGERS and pearls on her hose is the way life la for Rita Hayworth nowadays, with half a dozen pairs of these going to her from Willy's of Hollywood. That's Willy himself, putting on finishing touches before sending them to Cannes, France, (Scene of Rita's marriage to Aly Khan. (Internttional Soundphoto)

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HERE’S WHAT YOU GET:

# Full size panel bed

# Large roomy cheat of drawers # Spacious drop center vanity

# Matching vanity bench

0 Comfortable coil bedspring # Luxurious FOAM RUBBER top innerspring

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DURING THIS SALE ’144 50

YOU SAVE 825.00

This Same Savings Applies To Any Suite In Our Store

$2i 75

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HORACE LINK & CO.

‘The Store of Furniture”

Mrs. Howard Buis left Greencastle Sunday and arrived in London, England, “safe and sound” Tuesday morning by plane from New York City. Ties is indeed the Modern Age. t Will wager that Harley Miller and Fred Pease were telling fish stories while drinking coffee yesterday afternoon.

Paul Wright says he has information that at least two youngsters in the Brick Chape! vicinity arc doubtful as to tinlocation of the town of Fillmore. For further details, we suggest you contact Mr. Wright.

NOTIck to mm \i, rou. Notice is hereby atven Mint tin Hoard of Trustees of th,. Putnam County Hospital. Oreem-astle. In (liana, will receive sealed tilds fee coni up to 11:00 A. M. Tuesrlnv. -bine 7. 1!»4!», for Ho hospital for the winter of ttt.-.o Said coal to he clean and thor-ntlR-hly suitable for us,, in stoket (lino coal for hand fired wnt, : heater to lie Inclndcd | n hid said coal to he delivered at th, Imxpltnl In (irretioastle. Indium persons or firms fnrnlshlm; Hi,, mal to pay for the writchlttK. The person or firm awarded Hi., contract to furnish the coal im Olid hospital must bid will, the proposition to furnish said coal from time to time as may be in qulred so as not to permit Said hospital to lie without rt sufficient supply of coni at any time The person or firm awarded the contract will be required to w|\,. a written guarantee to furnish said eoal. An analysis of coal to he furnished must accompany the hid. Signed: Don McLean. President Howard B Myers Fred Hunter Members of the Board of Trustees 2S-2t.

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An Invitation We would like to extend you a cordial and personal invitation to our "OPEN HOUSE" Which Is To Be Held On Friday Evening June 3rd From 7:30 To 10:00 (DST) We want you to see our new, modern bank interior, which was planned and installed by one of the nation s leading firms specializing in bank designing. Another feature of our “Open House” will be a tour of the various departments of the bank, during which you will see some of the operations "behind the scenes", and many of the latest type machines used in modern banking.

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO

Greencastle