The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1949 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTlt, ^DIANA, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949.

-NOTICE — Used Furniture & Appliance Sale 2 DAYS AT THESE PRICES _ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 8th and 9th Rp, aus. \u ar. badly in nerd of extra storage sjaue In our tiariimuM our Sturr is offering all I s 'l , .lt FI KNIT! KK ANItARFI.IANt KS at a very low price for days, Friday and Sat urdav, July Hlb and tttli. All of this furniture has been recondi tinned and our Ser\ie< department has completely rebuilt all n the appliances uhieh are sold with a money-back guarantee. COMI. IN TOIIAV AND SKF THKSK (illFAX \ AM KS! AND \t)l ( AN HI V THESE ITEMS ON OI K I’AVMENT FEAN S.MAEE DOWN PAYMENT—BALANCE IN WEEKLY PAYMENTS

SPEED (ft EEN WASHER—Looks and works good 10.00 SPI ED (fl EI.N M ASHER—In good running eoiMlition l!i.5(l SPEED (fl EEN M ASHER—Reconditioned and repainted SU.60 MAYTAli WASHER—In perfect condition 8».5tl SPEED (fll.EN MASHER—Ill-conditioned and repainted 4!l.5ti SPEED (ft EEN PORTABLE IRONER—Like new ll.ot TABLE TOP FLORENCE OIL RANGE—White enamel i like in n . 50*501 I I\ IN(i ROOM SITTE—Tap. cover full spring conatruolion lO.(N) LIYLMi ROOM SITTE—Velour Cover 10.50 LIVING ROOM SITTE—Velour cover LIVING ROOM SITTE—Rose tap. cover ftl.otl LIVING ROOM SITTE—Mohair cover. Excellent condition HKOEHLEK LIVING ROOM SITTE—Hhn- velour. A real value htt.at)

HORACE LINK & CO.

Th* Store of Furniture

HEBRON

Mr. and Mrs. Babe Hudson and family of Alamo were Thursday evening super guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gcgnar. Farmers are expected to attend a Federal Income Tax meeting that will be held at Grccncastle, M'edncsday, July 6th. Mrs. Paul McGaughey and Mrs. Willis Clodfelter were Indiinanolis visitors on Thursday of last week. Kev. and Mrs. Lester Niles and daughter left Tuesday for their home in Ohio, after spending their vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gcgnar pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ohn Bland in Indianhpolis. Mrs. Anna Thomas of Parson;', '.vansas, was a guest of Mr. and ns. Fletcher Golf Sunday auMonday. Other Sunday guests ere Mr. and Mrs. Dumont Uaei ad of Indianapolis. Fulton Me’utchan, Mr. and Mrs Fred Mciride. and Mrs. Elsie McCutchast tnd family of Milligan. MORTON NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bishop and daughter Linda and Mrs. lellie Bettis of Indianapolis alinch with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jettis and family on Saturday ,'hey were starting to Portland, iregon to visit Mr. and Mrs.

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS H«lp 15 Milas of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste Whrn disorder of kidney function pormita poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may cause naifKinfr Imckache, rheumatic pains, Ick pains, loss of pep and energy, KetWng up nightH. swelling, puffinesa under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or Branty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Iton’t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 50 years. Doan's giyp happy relief and will help the If. miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Dona’s Pills.

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HEY., who used all the hot water

HY mister, don’t you know this is wash day? Your wife just filled her washing machine! What you need is a Monarch Electric Water Heater with a 50, 60 or 80 gal. storage tank. Then your hot water troubles will be over. And it won’t cost you any more cither, because your water will be heated at low, ofT-pcak-load rates. It's the most convenient, most economical way to have plenty of hot water. That's why the big swing is to Monarch Electric Water Heaters. We'd be glad to give you full details about an installation.

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7.apf. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Gray and family from Kupport, III, visited Mr. an-1 Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter ami granddaughter during the weekend. Mr. Gray is a nephew of Mrs. Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin and family visited Mr. ami Mrs. Melvin Priest and family in Crawfordsville Sunday evening. Mrs. Pearl Connerly, Mrs. Rose Bettis ami daughter saw the ‘Strattui Story' at the Vonastle theatre on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Clodfelter spent the weekend and 4tn >f July with Mrs. Carrie Clodteller and Mr. and Mrs. Gem Callander. Mrs. Joaie Burk ate dinnei vith Mr. and Mrs. Hex Call an family on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin saw the movie at the Voncastle Monlay evi ning. Anyone wanting a nice puppy nquire of Dorothy Rose Bettis n Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Unger and VIr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Have ;aw a movie in Rockville o Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross Fran' uiU son of Brazil called on M. md Mrs. Clair Albin and famil. ii Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lueilc Firestone return •d to her home from the Putnam county hospital on Saturday. ITNCASTLF,

Mr. and Mrs. John Myers. Mrs. Gladys Fry of Indianapois is spending a few days with Mrs. Alice Detro. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and Damon Lawrence and family of Indianapolis were Satorday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Maude Brothers and son Joe. Mrs. Marie Bateman spent a few days the past week with relatives in Frankfort. Mrs. Bertha Clodfelter, Dun nie Clodfelter and Ruth Anti Marstellar were week end visiors with Dennis Clodfelter and

family. A number from here enjoyed the week end celebration at Roachdale. Mrs. John Leaton and son Wayne, ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hays, Mr. and Mrs. George Grider and Mrs. Maude Brothirs attended the funeral of Mis. Thomas Stultz in Ladoga Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Grider and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grider entertained at dinner Sunday, Geo. Murphy and family fro n Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Wendall.

AT THE AIR CONDITIONED

LAST SHOWING

TODAy

TYRONE GENE POWER • TIERNEY

Robert Lawson and family o, Danville were Sunday visitors o

FIAK0 PIE CRUST MIX 9NE PACKAGE — ONE PIE-NO WASTE You avoid waste by using Flako. A single package makes a nineinch double crust without leftovers. Contains the same fine ingredients you use. Precisionmixed so that your pies arc perfect at every baking.

DO you hav« a damp, musty basamant lika th* on# shown above at th* laft? Wouldn't you prafar it to be like th# on# at tha right, whara you could spend cheerful and coxy evenings entertaining friends and neighbors? Materials ar* available to dampproof your basement. They ar# applied similarly to paint. Lot us explain how easily it can bo done . . . and how little it will cost. METZGER LUMBER CO

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FRIDAY NIGHT SAT. MAT. AND NIGHT Hams Couldn't Be (ii rp ^

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By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

. 117 West Franklin St.

Phone 262

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