The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 September 1949 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1949.

NEW MAYNV1LLE

Mr and Mrs. Delbert Ward md family, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward and family of near Green,ip, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward and daughter of ne.ar Mor".stown, Ida Steward. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thralls and family md Mr. and Mrs. Dave Frazier were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward and Alvora Weller.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abbott and family of Kentucky were week end visiotrs of Mx. and Mrs. Clyde Steward and family. Mrs. Hazel soots ot North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Ma-sten and family of Clayton were Monday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L<eak and family. \\ arren Elliott and children of Indianapolis have been visiting with his mother, Mrs. Pearl

1 " tt j Mrs - Martha Gordon, Mr. and NEW ItESIUENCES Aunt Bell Keck attended the ; Mrs. Poindexter, Mr and Mrs. BLOOMINGTON, Ind„ Sept. Disney Reunion at North Salem j J -D. Minett, Harold Fletcher and g d\Si students at Indiana' Sunday. | family of Indianapolis called on i Univeisity will move into the i Warren Elliott and children of ! Mr. and Alts Ernest Drake Sun- , newly completed men's residence j Indianapolis and Mrs. Pearl | lla >- ' center next Tuesday.

Elliott visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Late Keck near Brick

Chapel.

Delbert Ward and children and Ida Steward called on Clyde Steward and family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, i The rent r which covers an Jr. and daughtei of Crawfords- area of 700 f>\ J22 feet, has been j ville. Tressie Riehardson and Jim under onstruction for two and Wright called on Mr. and Mrs. j one half years. It cost $4 million, j W. H. Adei Sunday night. The Indiana Limestone build- ' Mrs. Earl Gleason of Amo and ing was constructed to relieve i

OlNCJ’DONG SAVINGS

W- ’IT.

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3 - ^ A e- „ tljin,,,, llwsailireit bearing I tttcmlanee . . H'"" 1 ■uni (P ,m l caivllict o| Uj|,!nM. Ami '•riing Llr,n nl.nl> ol - Egtriliml' f " IKls ,S . "" J ,1 all wlirn ">u buy r In.id in •'b id ' 01 MAItKKT. We've a Irlt n( hip i|iiallty ami mir 'naj down . (each ye: him hi reI (mid hill ill line easy It's a> simple as ( ami it spells SAV - kl JilU

Violet Leak and daughter 1 her sisters Blanch, Neva and crewd- u living conditions that spent I uesday with Lulu Ward | Ruby called on Lulu Ward one have existed at the state college

day last week. since the end of the late war.

WORTH REPEATING AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN .. . "It’s Penney’s lor BACK-TO-SCHOQl

Needs!”

BLISS

rs sips

tOc Coffee 45c 39c Tide »< 25c

NORTHERN

1,4Pkgs 25c TISSUES, 3 Rolls...25c Uall Can...45c Apple Butter, 14 oz. 10c

HILL'S BROS.

KS, Tall Can 10c COFFEE, Lb 55c

25c

Bytier 12 oz.ir 35c

KHIp

DRESSING Qt. 49c KING, 2 lb. can 49c

III NT S No. V i - WHOLE APRICOTS,. . .

AMERICAN BEATTY

CATSUP, Lge. Bottle 10c

ARCTIC

SARDINES, can .... 10c

IT RE

pByp16oz.cn. 15c LARD, 2 Lbs. . COBBLER POTATOES. 10 Lbs COONTiW EGGS, Dozen CBcAMEPiY BUTTER, Lb. QUALITY MEATS -• LOWER PRICES

No ore likes to get a Rubber Check. But a Rubber Dollar -■ Now that would be different. Not one that bounces. But one that stretches - A LONG WAY. We have no connection with the Government Mint so printing money is not our business. But bring your food dollar to Stop ’N Shop and we'll guarantee you it will stretch out farther over your budget than you ever dreamed it could.

NOTH I Of \ IMI I \ I** I M \ I IO N N O t i < 1 1 • is h<*!‘e l»y ni'cn that I hi j uixh t siu im-iI has Imm-m appoint ' I | h> t h«- .1 u<1r« of t he* < 'in uit ' '"iirt 1 of I'litnani (’otintv. State of liuti- ; ana .\«ltiiinist t ator of thn ‘-statof orvilli s. Tuttle, late of I’ut-

natn t ’onn t y, dereased.

Said estate is supposed to he |

solvent.

Thomas .1 Tuttle. Adminlstrator i

No. 9011.

Onic*r (' Akers. Clerk of the

’’uMiam Clreult Court C.lllen .V I.yon. .\Motrie\-

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1M RE GROUND

icon49c Beef

SHOULDER

49c Swiss

IIKESSIII

ing Chickens lb.

OUR NEW STORE HOURS "U K DAYS 7:<M1 A. M. TIL (LOO P. M. S 'II BDAYs 7:(HI A. M. TIL 0:00 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS SUNDAY HOURS.

700 SOUTH JACKSON STREET

QUALITY BEEF TENDER JUICY

Chuck Roast * 45c A STOP'N SHOP BETTER RUT

FRESH

Pork Bones, lb.

10c

Pork Brains, lb.

25c

JOWLS

Pork Liver, lb. Pork Hearts, lb.

29c 39c

Lb. 19c

Beef Brains, lb. Beef Liver, lb.

15c 39c

Ground Beef 39c FRESH ALL BEEF

SIRLOIN

STEAK

FLAK0 PIE CRUST MIX

MANY NEVER 1 SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often

Brings Happy Relief

When disorder of kidney function pcrmthi I poisonous matter to remain in your blood* — it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains I*'- of pep and energy, get- ^ ting ui) night -, swelling, p itluu : • under the

k® i

^ scanty pa -ares \\ ah -ma: tin.: :in<l bur ning sometimes shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. t Don't wait ! Ask you: dru. gist for Doan s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully

by millions for over f happy relief and will

kidney tub<

. your

PROVEN FOR 27 YEARS ,Pic crust mixes come and go; j only Flako has suxxl the test of pleasing housewives for 27 years. The reason is quality—quality no other pie crust mix has been able to equal. Just add water.

by million, for over BO yean. Doan'. Riv* y r. li. f and will help the 15 miles of sy tubes Hu h out poisonous wastefrom

bluod. Get Doan’s 1’iLb.

Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH! No wonder thousands toised bv itchy tor* mc>nt bicss tht dov thev chanRcd to Hoslnol.

■

blissful sense of peace that Insts and lasts, thanks to 6 active soothim: agents in a lanotl it sta) on Don't b< content with Inything less effective than Uesinol Ointment.

NAVY’S ALL RILED

PURE PORK

Sausage

OUR OWN MAKE

CHICKENS

ANOTHER STOR K SHOP MONEY SAVING BUY

Hens, Lb. 51c Fries, Lb. 55c

PUTNAM COUNTY FRESH FULL DRESSED

A GRADE SLICED BACON

Lb. 49c ! PUTS. I KKT, lb. I0< CORK BONKS, lb. |0<WEDNESDAY

TIMM i; *.( <'(

PORK CHOPS

nut: LEA N

< KNTLi;

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ENT) Cl TN

lb. 69c lb. 49c

PICNIC HAMS Hi. 39c Pork Steak, lb. 49c OPEN ALL DAY EVERY

\LL POITLAK BRANDS

CIGARETTES, Carton SI .69 RINSO, Lux, Duz, Box 25c PURE CANE SUGAR, 10 Lb. Bag . ..... 89c

KAKMKKS I’RIIIK

TIDE, Duz, Dreft, Box 25c FLOUR, 25 Lb. Bag $1.69 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS

DKi.uiors sirs

SUGAR LOAF

COFFEE, 1 Lb. Bag... 41c HOMINY, 2 cans.... 17c

<KLAM f

Butter ,u ‘ :: 10c CORN

CREAM STYLE

No. 2

Can

TOILET

10c TISSUE

I Bolls

M1LN0T MILK, 3 Tall Cans . 29c

25c

MILLER'S IlKST SOI».\

Crackers',::27c PEAS

SILVER BAR

•i No. 2

Cany

BEX DOG

25c FOOD

GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE

S Cans

FANCY YAMS 2 Lbs. 23c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS, 2 lbs. 20c FANCY PASCAL” CELERY, 1 stalk 25c

POTATOES 10 Lbs. 45c TOKAY GRAPES 2 Lbs. 25c

JONATHAN APPLES 5 Lb. Bag 39c Solid Crisp Head LETTUCE, Each 23c FANCY RIPE PEACHES, 3 lbs. 25c

NAVY IS RAISING merry old nod over th. on u.iil of » Washington restaurant in full view of patrons. It's Navy's spectacular, suppressed aerial photo of Washington, taken from a Banshee jet at 48,846 feet by a new type high altitude camera and believed to he highest aerial shot ever taken. The plane hit a jet record* of 62,000 feet in the flight. It seems some officer left the photo In a phone booth, the restaurant proprietor found It. blew it up to four times srlginal size and hung it on his wall for all to nee. (InterngtianaJ*

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