The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 September 1949 — Page 3

IHt DAILY BANNfcR, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEIM EMBER Tl, 1V4V.

Ij, first again with lower prices on fine foods. But that's not unusual. You itch wholesale prices carefully follow them downward in our own pricing, icjnbuy for less, we’re only too ready and willing to sell for less. That's [alwaysfind more low prices at ou/ easy-to-shop maikef. They're here . . . .jwrywhere •• helping you to feed youi whole family better for less money.

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OXYDOI — I VI!:.I Hv<.v

LB.

49« run;

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HI KK t AM

77« SUGAR

HUNT’S TOM\T t (

KIM..W-.

SAUCE, 2 cans 29c SHORTENING, 2 Lb. can 49c

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ESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CRANBERRIES, Lb. IEJF LETTUCE. J.V.

SljWSH, Each

I GOLDEN

6 Lbs.

UWNS, 2 Lbs.

.b.

• c • • • •

. 29c

—

(il \ NT 1*AM \l.

!9c

10c

CELERY, Each

19c

25c

YAMS, 2 Lbs.

25c

29c

APPLES, No. 1 Bu.

$1.25

FROM

THE

DAIRY BAR

('OM)KKI)

1*1'KK < HKAMKKY

1 ...

39c

BITTER • 69c

WttSE,! Lb.

29c

AMKKI4 \N — SI.14 KH CHEESE, Lb. 49c

n JN, Quart

49c

BU K KIKBON 4’OI/OKKII 0LE0, Lb. 39c

FRESH quality meats I ^.K'EI) .J’l’s IM’HK liKOUNO

1 U

49c

REEF

■ 49c

ttK lb.

55c

I.ARGi; .11 l< Y FRANKS, Lb.

39c

IflT MOPS, Lb.

69c

I.KAN AM» MKATY PORK STEAK, Lb.

59c

*' "kkssKi, l{ «l«EHS, Lb.

53c

GKAHK \ < H< < K ROASTS, !lb.

49c

*' ''kl^SKIt *HENS, Lb.

49c

I'UKSII S-DE. PORK, Lb.

39c

OUR NEW STORE HOURS WEEK HAYS ~:(Ml A. M. Til K <HI M. s ATl KlhAYs 7:tHl A. IM. Til. :MHI H. M. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS NO SUNDAY HOI KS.

Truman, Demo Leaders Confer

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.— (UP) President Truman invited his congressional lieutenants to the White House today to discuss the legislative program for

1 the rest of this session.

Speaker Sam Rayburn insisted in advance of the meeting that it is up to the legislative leaders themselves to decide what measures they will work on in the next few weeks. But it was a safe bet that they would be amenable to any suggestions of-

fered by Mr. Truman.

The President’s conferences with his congressional -big four" Vice President Alben W. Barkley, Senate Democratic Leader Scolt W. Lucas, House Democratic Loader John W. "MeCiu

mack ami Rayburn usually are held on Mondays. Inasmuch as there have been no conferences recently, however, because of the month’s va> ation taken by the House. A special meeting was arranged for this morning. It has already been decided that the House will transact no bus.Vcss of importance this week, since there is considerable doubt that a quorum will be on hand before Monday. The Senate was slated to start voting on. the foreign arms aid program late todav.

The House got back in the swing of things yesterday by sending to conference with (tv Senate appropriations bills for the military establishment arid Interior Department. Already in conference are appropriations bills for the army’s rivers and harbors work and the Economic I Cooperation Administration.

Lb. ... 45c CATSUP, Bottle 15c SII.YKK bar i, 4 Pkgs... 25c APRICOTS, No. 2V2 can 29c IM RE AIM’I.E — WITH ,|UU E, 4 Rolls — 25c CIDER, Gallon .... 49c

JUICE46ozen49c FLOUR, 25 Lbs....$1.89

INTERNATIONAL SHOWS, . SEVEN DAIRY BREEDS \ * 7 4-H AND FFA SHOWS ★ FESTIVAL OF DAIRY AND RELATED. FOODS it SPECTACULAR INTERNATIONAL HIPPODROME ACTS, FEATURING: « ♦ Reyol Canadian Mounted Polit* Famed Mvtical Rida 'A Sematienal New Zacchlni 2-at-once Carmen Shot Act A The Flying Zacchlnlt Acrobatic High Trapeie Start A The Great Wallendat Daring High Wire Balancing Troupe A lebrac and Bernice on the Golden Wheel Untcycle A lenderman’t Degt A PonyComedy, Trlcki, Fun Galore A Rietta Gretelent. thrilling 100 ft. Sway-pole eerialitt A The Ten Karrelt, celebrated Equillbrittic Team A The Wollyette Sldert, high tower aerial anchor artittt A Dali Hung Troupe, acrobatic ttunf performer, euproma A The Honnoford Family, emaiing baro-badc riding acte A Tien Til tlu Troupe, herilental bar gymnaitlc feott A Happy Harriien’t Circue, cemic deg fi mule reutinet JIMMK IYNCH DfATH DODGERS Greetitiilt Miter E?t<| Allemeee « e -me 40c Advanct Tlckft Sal* at Farm Burpou, Bonks, Chombtr of ComntRrcR, Dairies, Implement and Feed Stores.

('uiiaan Hume Ec ( luh Mid With Mrs. MUU-r The Canaan Home Ee Club met Thursday, Sept. 15. at th" home of Mrs. Harry Miller with Mrs. Jesse Scchinan assistant hostess. The meeting was opened by the president. Mrs. Lloyd Greenlee, with all .singing the song, ‘‘Merry Life,” club song of the month. The American an.! Christian flag salutes were given, followed by the creed which was also given in unison. The roll call was "Bring a New Kitchen Gadget." Twenty members, seven children and five guests, as follows, Mrs. Katherne Benner, home demonstration agent, of Grecncastle, Mrs. Bert Wright, Mrs, Harry Martin of Fillmore, Mrs. Kstil Lanman and Miss Marjorie Christy of Ren >, were present. The lesson. Program Plannine. was given by Mrs. Marvin Edgar and new topics wore discussed as to what the club would be interested in for next year. Mrs. Maude Miller, chiarman of the sick committee, reported ttv-t she presented Mrs. Vern Runnells one dollar instead of the flower usually given club members who are in the hospital, fot which Mrs. Rutmclls thanked th club. Mrs. Marvin Edgar, chapman of the social commute. , stated that (lie committee was planning for a Hallowe’en party for I he families of the club mein

hers.

Dining the business, scHaiett of the meeting it was decided to take from the club treasury money for the members’ lunches attending Achievement Day at Russellville. A nomination committee, Mrs. Ralph Hareourt Mis. Frank Woods and Mrs. Leffel Goss, was appointed to make nominations for the offices of president, secretary and treasurer for the coming year. Th • trip for the club chorus was discussed also. Mrs. Forest Kelly, the entertainment committee for the month, suggested all sing Scho. I Days as September was the month of schools opening. She also lead a poem from the reader she studied in 1P00 A very interesting contest was conduct ■ ed by Mrs. Kelly ami was won Dd. • i! Mrs. Estil Lamnnan. During the social hour deli •- ious refreshments were served by the hostesses. After repeating the club pray-

er the meeting adjourned t > meet Oct. lit with Mrs. Ralph Hareourt. This will be an all day meeting with a pitch-in dinner. All members are urged to be present as this is the election of officers for next year. IN MEMORY In memory of our loving husfcand and father. C. J. Runyan, w. o pass'd a-.ay. Sept. 22. 1947. With the sunshine of your smilo Still engraved with in our hearts The years may pass yet all the while From us you'll never part. Wife and Children

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FILLMORE .CHRISTIAN CHCKCH Bible School 10:00 A. M. Raymond Lisby, Supt. Morning Worship 11.00 A. M. Sermon Sul^oct “Living up to our Name.” Young Peoples Meeting 6:45 P. M.

Evening Service 7.15 P. M. Subject “If Others were lik* Ourselves." Gcoige Kendall. Minister ON ACTIVE DUTY ATTERBURY AIR FORCE BASE, Sept. 22 1IN81 F.ight women reservists i WAi^s from St. Louis arc on tvo weeks active duty with the 4 HUi troop carrier wing (reserve) at Atlcrbury Air Base. The 4URh wing is located at Scott Air Force Base. Belleville, 111. This is the first group of women’s air force reservists from St. Louis to receive active duty training and the second group from 13 midwestern states to train. The -WAP's have been assigne l clerical Uut/os. i hey arc quartered at a Columbus hotel inasimn h as housing facilities at the base arc inadequate for women.

international dairy EXPOSITION, INDIAN*t , OLIS-FA IRGROUN0 * OCTOBER » thru 15

700 SOUTH JACKSON STREET

Public Sale As tId* farm ha* Item hoIiI, and tin tenant moving to another farm where he will not dairy, we the undersigned will sell our dairy, feed and some other eqnlpmcnl nt Hie said farm located mile went of Norlh Salem and I 1 ; mile south of Stale Road 13t>, on, Monday, September 26 HKGINNINf, AT 141:341 A- VI., 4 S. T, THE roLMIMIM. 24 HEAD OF DAIRY COWS On. I yr. Holstein bred, giving .-i gallons per day; on. I yr. Ilolstci-I. bred giving I gallon* ih i day; on. Holstein, bred I year- old. giving I gallons pet day; on. Holstein bclfer \tith call git ing goo" flow , one good llolsleiti, 7 yrs- old, bred, gt'iog 6 gallons; one good Holstein, 7 yrs. old, gallons; one Holstein, I y r., bred, gl* ing t gallons; on. I y r. old Holstein, bred, gi.i 'g ! gallons; two Guernsey row* will, lirsl .'.lives |»\ side; one t.iiernscy cow. I yrs. old. I 1 * gal.; .me (.tlernscy 3 yr. old. bred, giving I gallons; one Guernsey I yr. old, bred, 3( 2 g»l : one (inernsey, I yt. old. bred. 3 gallods; one (.. ernsev 3 yr. old. bred, 3 gallone Guernsey I yr. old bri"l. 2 1 1 gallons; one <■ uernsey 3 yr. old, 2 gallons; ." aged cows, bred, giving good flow of milk; 3 Holstein heifers, real prospects, paslm - breed; one llolsleiti bull coming two year old. IMPLEMENTS

Mm. spreader. International bine.

Hi ho. drill, Inli-rnatioiial eomI

FEED

7»(l lialr* mort- or les* ol Alfalfa bay, wire tied I hay; Hull heheli* eorn. more or les., to he soli by bushel to Is- taken Iron. Ibr picker. HOGS V , Onr good Hampshire male bog. MISCELLANEOUS • Two good shoal houses, X’ \ II’; one Itllc-Wuy milking ma chine twelve I gallon milk cans wash vul- and water milk cooler and few mlseellaneoti Heins. Yon are welcome te Inspect lid property before sale date. Tennf. o| sale, Cash. Not resnonsibli- i ' ease ol accidents. Wm. 0. BOBBINS and ROBERT HAMLITCN, Owners ( ar|H-nter and Jackson. Aucts. Ellis Freeland, Clerk Lunch served by'Barnard ladles Aid.

CLASSIC LEAGUE STARTS FRIDAY

September 23 At 6:30

Teams tc be made up of the highest bowlers. Bowlers to be divided equally into teams.

CUPLETS CUP CAKE MIX MANY DELICIOUS USES >plit open cup cakes and spread vith preserve, for a dessert :hange.-Delicious. Cuplcts also nakes a perfect nine inch layer. No other cup cake mix has been iblc to equal Cuplcts quality.

GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES

AND

FRUITS AND PRODUCE

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CRANBERRIES, Lb. 25c POTATOES, Indiana Nc. I, 10 Lbs. 30c CELERY, Per Stalk 15c HEAD LETTUCE, Per Head 20c BANANAS, "2 Lbs. 29c TOKAY GRAPES, 2 Lbs. 25c CARROTS, 2 Large Bunches 25c

OWEN'S REGAL MARKET

316 North Jackson Street Phone 355

N. P. VanBUSKIRK

GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES WEST SIDE SQUARE FREE DELIVERY

PHONE 37

THESE ARE OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES

Flour

gold medal 25 LB. BAG

o> OO

Wilson's

EVAPORATED MILK TALL CAN

10c

Coffee

CHASE AND SANBORN VAC-PACKED •• LB.

49c

Sugar 5Lb. FaSory Packed Bag

44c

COBBLERS rotatoes < 10 lb. bag

27c

Oleo

GOLDEN MAID COLORED. LB.

33c

Bacon

SUGAR CURED JOWL SLICED LB.

23c

Frankfurters NN u ZE

35c

Lard

PURE HOG 12^ /

14c