The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 June 1949 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTlt, I, OUNA. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949.

OPEN .U LV I

on July 4.

! “The Alcoholic beverage law INDIANAPoLiy, June JO. | requires closing of all establish(UPi — The Indiana Ah . .;miu . ments on Sundays, Memorial Bevel age Conuni:...ion n lin I ! Day, New Year's Day, Christmas Hooslers today that tnv rn i land diii.i g voting hours on elccall other alcohol a hev. i ■ n r'luil j jj,, n day,” said Bernard E. Doyle, outlets n.ny remain open 1 e i ( ABC chairman. "But the Fourth ■ ii — — —.: — ,i July is not a restricted holiI day, despite a somewhat generHl nublie misunderstanding to the

contrary.”

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i’.l KCI.AK CUTS ( BEAM TACOMA. Wash. (UP).— A hungry burglar invaded the h me of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Q. | t’. idloor. in their absence. When the S 'ublooir.s returned they | found the house ransacked, but nothing gone. Then when they | got the milk off the back porch they found the cream of the four 1 ottles missing.

Rim ymt eyes

over these buys!, , . ^ JO/Pi

NATIONAL MARBLE TOURNAMENT WINNERS receive coveted titles, crowns, watches and bicycles on the sands of Ashnry Par :. N. J. Emma Miller, 11, of Hartville, O., representing Canton, was declared winner in the girls’• contest; George Wentz, 12. Huntington, W. Va.,, was crowned boys' national champ. Emma is an Amish girl, one of 14 children. Because of Amish custom she could not wear her crown on her head, but she holds it proudly for this ‘'coronation'' picture. (International)

Who said used cars are overpriced? Just take a gander at what your dollars can do with these value-packed used cars — every one of them in tip-top shape, clean os a whistle anil rarin’ to go for a good long time! 1946 Chevrolet two-door $1,050 1946 Oldsmoliiie fwQ'door SI,375* 1941 Chrysler 4-door (Royal) with fluid drive $730 1941 Buick Roadmasfer Four Door $890 1940 Pontiac Four Door $585 1940 Dodge Two Door, complete new motor, new paint, new rubber $775 1939 Chrysler Royal 4*Door <ovcrU,ivc) $550.00 1948 Chevrolet 3 4 ion Pickup, Radio, Heater carries new truck guarantee $1,580 1945 Ford I ^ Ton, Cab and Chassis Long wheel Base $800 «

Easy Terms Can Be Arranged ALL UNITS RECONDITIONED

DRIVE SAFELY FOR A SANE “FOURTH”

Greencastle Motors

“WF SERVE AS WELL AS SELL” 115 N. JACKSON ST. PHONE 3»«

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HELP YOU

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A YOUNG ENGLISH WAR BRIDE (right), who said she shot and critically wounded her ex-GI husband (left, in hospital bed) because he threatened to kill her "after sleeping on it for a night,” is held by police in Indianapolis, Ind. Victim of the shooting is Robert Hurt, 31, husband of Pamela Hurt, 10. (Int.)

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600 x 16

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$8.45 plus tax including your old

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New Hudson, thanks to "step-down” design, is the lowest car of all—yet there’s full road clearance. 2- MOST Roomy! The maul seating room, leg room to spare, amazing head room . .. the most comfort, as you ride ahead of rear wheels, within the base frame, down where riding is most smooth, most relaxing. 3- MOST Rood-worthy! Hudson,with exclusive "step-down” design and recessed floor, achieves lowest center of gravity in any stoek ear. Result: the safest, most hug-the-rond ride ever

40 YEARS OF ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP

known plus the advantage body-and-frame construction

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4-MOST All-round Performance! Choice of high-compression Hudson Super-Six engine, America’s most powerful Six, or the even more powerful Supcr-Kight. Center-Point Steering for easiest handling. Triple-Safe Brakes for utmost safety. Many more highperformance, low-upkeep features.

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MENEM AND BUNS • i w SPECIAL PICNK VAI.I’E 1 Lb. Weiners and X Oven fresh linns Both For 68c

SALMON No 1111110,1 39c Solid Pack Cottage Cheese ,b ct 19c Kroger Creamy Smooth Dill Pickles Qt Jar 29c' Heinz Kresit Kosher Style

FLAVOR AID

Just Add Water. Assorted n.u„ r ’

CANNED CHICKEN Corn Blossom Brand Conked, read) to cat chicken and chicken broth. The ideal item for yc-ur picnic basket.

PORK & BEANS

TREET • PREM or K-P

KROGER MILK CHEESE SPREAD

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LINCHKON

MEATS

EVAPORATED

3 lb. av. can 1.79

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POTATO CHIPS ' ... (iordim's twin pack two H; l.b. Bagd C nUtbined

Full Lb. 49c.

SALAD DRESSING

PRESERVES

PORK & BEANS

CANE SUGAR

WINDSOK

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PANTKY WEEN EMBASSY

EMBASSY PEACH

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FINE GUAM l.ATI.D

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SlUNA FISH

^SUNSHHE CHBSEITS

BOOT BEER, OBANt.l

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6 6

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SMOKED HAMS KING AN’S SHANK HALF Lb. Sic Whole, Lb. 59c Butt Half, Lb. 61c

DILL PICKLES .AYER CAKE

MARV LOI BRAND

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GOLDEN SNO REGULAR 50c

FRYING CHICKENS

Kroger Farm l 1 -h. Tray Paxked

29cl

Each 49

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PICNICS

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Spotlight Coffee

41c

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. | fiec Suit Steel. J|j

up. • lg I’kgs.

Add a teaspoon of grated onion to each ItfPiJUOV tablespoon of aoftened butter. Spread on ■’* ■» buna. Make a sandwich with a hot ham- i, |» r j,sale burger, lettuce and relish.

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HAMBURGER BUNS, Kroger FreshBaked. H light tender, golden Inins

I’kg. 17c.

KKOGER BREAD, Better value. NLule

with vitamin enrfctHsi Flour, 'J, !iO-oz. 4 a loaves 27c t-iM-Cal offer Keg ^ lUr PILI.SBI'RY l•’LO^'|{ ) Rake with vitani- , si/i IU<

In enriched Flour. 10 Lbs. 8.>c

Woodbury Soap

ICED TEA Kroger Speeinl Blend

1 , Lb. Pkg.

31TZ CRACKERS ’ry them with Kroger 2^^

ree<: Tea. I,h. Box

CIGARETTES 'll popular brands £<■ tws Carton ^1.0/

WATERMELON Red Rl|»e, Sweet, Extra Large •>« to 80 Lb. Average Get Yours Today. each 98c CANTALOUPES v, ";rrj;r m Lb. 9c PLUMS , “L.. Lb. 25c TOMAinF^ Rl, '°’ iGr ..Jill.. 1 Field Grown TUBE * FRESH CORN r;:,: r„ 6 For 29c

bqwlene Can 21c climalene Can 21c

MJK. Candy 7 Oz. Pkg. 23c