The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1954 — Page 5

mt i>mii r BANNER, GREENCAbTLE, THURSDmi, 3£ri EMBER 2, 19o4.

C LINTON I \l.l> Mr and Mrs Jai • H irk Sunday dmnrr of .\!i Mrs B*n Wells. Mr and Mrr. Willard w» fruests of Mr and Mrs Moore Sur. ay. Mr and Mi J. >r \ and sons. Mi an ; M Joe

Sunday

Mrs j Filbert Brttis 1 Mr Pierce and Mr

Miller Sunday.

M .r

rar Martin enjoyed

r at Crazy P^un Park Mike nmg. ng his r and Mrs Qark Miller of Mrs s. 111., were guests of Mr. has Mrs. Floyd Miller Saturday tion t and visited Mr. and Mrs

Haver

his grandp; Burel Enso recently ha'

Mr. and O'Haver

Cindy Sue Arnold has b r guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ward

old the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. James Burk

ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Vermillion Sunday afternoon. Mr®. Vermillion is doing fine after their recent auto wreck. Mr and Mrs. Joe Moore. Jona. nd Mr and Mrs. Robert Miller -i^ved home made ice cream at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller and sons Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Burel Ensor and Bill called on Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burk and Mary of Bridgeton Monday evening.

MEN...This is the new LOW-OUt

High-style that gives you new ankle and instep comfort

Sfiapefy, ifreomlined low-cut two-eyelet moccav* in attractive tan grain. B. D; 6-12 $7.95

pfik tv* W,’- *

Men’s wing tip with full *1©rn< welt. Heavy composition sole. Also tan, b'ack. B, 2. $7.95

Men’s moccasin knockabout with black piped inlay. Cushiony ctepe sole. B, D; 6-12. .$7,95

Merit Shoes

1 ‘i Washington St.

1 OKhhhh my achin’ motor.” It’s a safe bet that proper “care” would have kept the ear well a lot longer, tietting the habit of letting us check your gas, oil, battery water ami tires gives longer life to cars. JESSE C. COX PARKSIDE STATION “Dealer in Sinelair Products” 431 Bloomington St.

A LONG-TIME foe of totalitarianism, Alfredo Ildefonso Cardinal Schuster, Archbishop of Milan, dies of a heart ailment at Venegono seminary north of Milan. The cardinal, once a candidate for the Papacy, waa

Hickman Food Market

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE 802 E. Washington St. Phone 957

LABOR DAY SPECIALS

ON D

NAPKINS

III \MOND so corxt

’ I’kgs.

PASTFI. \xs»<»UI I II—!• In.

25c

PAPER PLATES, Pkg. of 8 STAK-KIST ( HI Nl\ TUNA, 6 oz. Can . . ICE CREAM, V2 Gal. .

69c

Frying and Baking CHICKENS

Large Assortment COLD CUTS

Sally Ann Angel Food Cakes o. 49c

PEPPEKIDGE FARM PRODUCTS RECEIVED EVERY TUESDAY AHO THURSDAY

KLEENEX 3«H» T|s.M FS 2 Boxes 49c

HAWAIIAN PUNCH 46 oz. Can 39c

SMUURKR’S STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 12 oz. Jar 39c

UHKLE HANK6, f#/

\VE. always wondlred WHY HRS. JONES WAS SO PROUD OF HER HUS&AND, UNTIL I FOUND OUT THAT^ he: has a Twenty, Thousand dollar^ insurance. , Policy.

Find out what a real <-ar bargain is! Plan to come oul and join the Labor Day “ear-b-cue” at the EAST' SIDE MOTOR SALES. You’ll find your “dream dish” here waiting for you. Don’t be late, don’t hesitate. 1951 CHEYIE 1949 PONTIAC 1950 DODGE Many more, rotne look them over. All guaranteed.

EWSTWDW' MOTOR SALES LINCOLN &<&**** mim GS* USED CAPS \37 USro* STILESVILLE PD. 749 GP€£HCASTLF

Japan-Red China r'-^r

THE U. S. government Is disturbed, according to reports, about statements by Hayato Iked a (above), Japan’s Liberal party secretary-general, that “complete failure” of U. S. efforts to contain and “roll back” Communism compelled Japan to make a reappraisal and to seek friendship and trade with the Communists. This would mean an alignment with Communist r^iirov, {International)

SIMONE SILVA, queen of the first annual Jim Long Memorial Trophy race, holds the trophy on the wing of the plane which will carry her from Los Angeles to Tucson and back. Her pilot ts A1 Brophy. The Sept. 4-5 race for 300 - horsepower aircraft will honor the memory of an Air Transport command pilot who flew the “hump” over Burma in World War 11 (luternatnjnalJ \\

Cleo Keyt and Cline Ratcliff -pent Saturday night at the river vacationing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.ller visited Mr and Mrs. Freeman Buis and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright ind Mrs. Fannie Beaty called on Mr. and Mrs. James Bui k Suniay evening. Lawrence Burk. son. George, drs. Sadie Burk and Mr. and •irs. James Burk were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burel Ensor Saturday evening. Mrs. Maude Webster has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by William E. Priest before our marriage or after. Margaret C. Priest

Vermillion and family.

NEW MAYSVIM.E

| Mrs. l»„

I- 11 of Indianapolis

Pamela and Patty Sims spent

Jacqulm Elliott of Indif

i her mother. Aunt

Saturday night with their grand-

lis spent Friday night with on Leak.

Sh» : 1 i

mother. Mrs. Clella Keyt.

Frosty Jones and son a!

.Irs Robert Leak and

Mrs. Burel Ensor called e i

lesville were visitors in Mavsville Saturday.

it Sunday with Mr. Sander Masten and

Mrs. James Burk Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Dollie Ader of Bain called on Aunt Bell Keck

Clayton.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sims

nesday.

dvs I-ox of North

and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace

Don Malicoat of Bain

iridifu* 1

s a Sunday dinner

and son were guests Sunday of

visited his aunt, Mrs. Aral

i But- ffUesl of

Mr. and Mrs. Luther

Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Keyt.

try last week.

1 Hodge.

FINAL LINK IN

NORTHWiST PAS2/V32 j

Cr.CKEN

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W. S. Duncan D. C. CHIROPRACTOR 111 W\ Walnut Phone 1467 Hours 1 to 8 P. M. Monday Thru Friday 9 to 5 Saturday Other times by appointment.

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THE FINAL LINK in the Northwest passage—the water route from Eunpe to Cathay (dotted line) sought by explorers since the voyages of Columbus — has been broken by two U. S. icebreakers, th« Navy’* “Burton Island" and the Coast Guard’s "Northwind.” Thi > i :t San Diego early tn July (solid black line) and pushed their way through ice-lockcd M’Clure st::ut. v\ st• rn entrance to the East-West passage, Into the Arctic seas where they now are on a ’ : t Unit 1 States-Canadian expedition to make investigations of the Beaufort sea and M’Clure strait areas untii late September.

“CARLO AND STEVE” QUIT V/SSr 5KG Whenever Carlo & Steve iiiseil to pass a wishing well ting'd drop in some pennies and make a w ish. (Probably wishing for some new customers.) But Carlo & Steve finally wished op and <l<Ti !■ I .Ms! ul of dropping pennies into a wishing well . . . they’d drop then into (heir eiislomers peel Is. It worked too . . . Carlo A Steve have reall\ been gelling; u ■ customers sine«* they ntarted dropping pennies into their pockets b^ offering . < w l I:.- I ke these:

VI’S

mtlu

.L-*

,35c

PUTNAM COUNTY FRESH DRESSED

39c

lb.

PORK STEAK, lb. 49c SMOKE) JOWL Lb. 25c PORK LIVER, Lb. . 19c

Ground Beef

GROUND FROM FRESH r. S. INSPECTED BEEF. EVERY POUND GUARANTEED

lb.

25c

CU&iLD BEEF, Lb. dfttfRAIHS, *-b. J SiRLOiH STEAX, Lb. Pyre Pork Sausjjge, Lb.

69c 19c 59c 33c

OAKEN KEG SWEET MIXED

HORMEL'S CHOPPED

r:03E K1ST

PICKLES 29c

BEEF 39c

PEANUT BUTTER 29c

Full Qt. Jar

12 O/.. Can

1» 4 >/. ,|ui

Farmers Pride Flour 5

Lb. Bjg

49c

FRESH RAP WAX PAPER Reg. Price 54c 2 Boxes 43c

SARDINES Oil or Mustard Can 10c

INBiAKA KING TOMATO JUICE i . 49c

Pure Cane Sugar

10 Lb. Bag

MILNOT 3 Tall Cans 29c

BOUNCE DOG FOOD, 3 Cans

97c 49c VAN CAMPS

IONA

2 ■ 6 oz. Cans 49c

25c COMO TOILET TISSUE. 4 f oiis 25c

AMERICAN BEAI TY PORK AND BEANS

Also Red Kidney

12 Cans 99c

Musselmans Apple Butter 2 ’» 29c

Elberta Peaches

Fine For Shceing

3 - 29c

PASCAL CELERY Stalk 25c

GREEN BEANS 2 Lbs. 25c

SWEET CORN Boz. 35c

U. S. No. I POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 49c

SOLID CRISP HEAD LETTUCE 2 For 29c