The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1955 — Page 3
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NOW! WARDS OWN LONGWEAR PASTE AND FITTED SHEETS ... ON SALE, TOO!
AY SALE “l Down Now Holds Your Choke Till October 15
SAVE! WARDS STURDY MUSLINS
Stock up at these sale prices! Every inch made to Wards strict standards for years of wear. 132-count muslin. 81x99"..1.48; 81x108" 1.68 PILLOWCASE .37c
1.47
72x99 in.
LUSCIOUS PASTEL MUSLINS
At last! Pastel sheets made to Wards strict standards. Choose from shades of mint, maize lilac, blue o» pink. All long-wearing 132-count muslins.
PILLOWCASE 47c
$
81X10S in.
WARDS FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS
Here they are—Wards own Longwear fitted sheets. They fit smoothly, won’t slip out of place. Carefully made of sturdy 132-count muslin. FULL SIZE 1.68
1.48
Twin size
TREASURE CHEST PERCALES Smart shoppers will spot these rare buys! All are 186-count percales— smooth as silk for the utmost in sleep-
ing comfort, in sturdy wear.
81x108” 2.28, PILLOWCASE f)7c
2.13 72x103 in.
SAVE $UO$
SAVE ON TOWELS, MUSLIN, BLANKETS
DACRON-NYLON EDGED TOWE‘ Usually $ 1 —and a valu. at that law prk.l
Raiafarcad ad 8 es wan', fray, wear lang. t U C
Thick terry in luxurious bath >'«■ 22x ' FACE TOWEL..44c; WASHCLOTH. .23c
KITCHEN TOWELS. Usually 39c. GayprlntsJ ^$|
on cotton flour squares. 32x30 .
SAVE 20% ON SHEET BLANKETS You save on the blankets >f many uses—n place of chilly sheets or for extra warmth _ during winter. White cotton. 70x90 in. 1.3/ 80x90" SIZE. REGULAR 2.49 J ^ 70x90". PASTELS. REG. 2.29 1-' 7 COTTON PLAID! Save 20% | # 27
on cotton nour jqvu.o, COTTON PLAID! Save 20% on neecy DISH CLOTHS—Usual 1.20 pkg.of 12. 12 O^C blankets with a soft fluffy nap. 70x80 .
x-sirsrful strioes. Bleached cotton mesh.
Colorful stripes. Bleached cotton mesh.
BLEACHED MUSLIN. Save now and make O QC sheets, pillowcases, garment bags. 36 . yd* UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. Many ; uses. I^C Including ironing board covers. 36 . Yd-
PLAID PAIR! Regular 3.19 fleecy cotton 2, 1l 37
blanket (2 blankets in 1 length)
BORDER STRIPE! Regular 2.79 fluffy- O J7 warm, heavy and strong cotton blanket.
BEDDING PRICES SLASHED! BUY AND SAVE! „ , oo mattress pad fitted mattress pad and cover REGULAR 3.29 MATTRESS HAU _ . . , ^ ^ hn <
Save! Quilted cover and cotton filler, bot
bleached, won’t discolor. Full site. X.O /
REG. 2.29 TWIN SIZE 1 - 97 DACRON PILLOW. Reg. 5.95. Soft ^
down, won’t mat. Floral nylon ticking.
FOAM PILLOW. Reg. 6.95. Blue and wh,te 5 # 8 8
•trioed linen tick. 6V2 in. thick.
Reg. 5.98. Sanforized. Quilted pad has «_ contoured skirt for snug fit. Full size. ,¥/
REG. 4.98 TWIN SIZE 3 - 97
ZIP MATTRESS COVER. Reg. 3.59. San- 2JJ
forized. Easy to put on, take off.
CHENILLE SPREAD. Save 1.01. Pinpoint ^
chenille in popular solid colors. Fringed.
BUY NOW-PAY LATER ON WARDS CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
ROACIIOAIxE ( Mr and Mps otha Egffers Rev. ami Mrs. Leonard Wy- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Grovei more and family of Indianapolis 'Joseph at Bainbridge Sunday called on Miss Minnie Gough | evening. Thursday afternoon. j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards
DANCE B. P. 0. E. No. 1077 Saturday, August 6
10 Till 1 ’ Air Conditioned
have received word erf the birth of a daughter, Barbara Florence, July 26th to Dr. and Mrs. Richard Edwards at Easton, Pa. Dr. Edwards is professor of Political Science at LaFsyette Coliege at Easton. Mrs. Leonard Witt announced this week that she had found a mushroom measuring five inches in heighth in her back yard here in Roachdale, she called in several neighbors to verify her story. Mrs. Witt said they found one this same time last year in their front yard. Mr. and Mrs. Thront Clampitt of Norman, Ind., called on Mrs Emma Clampitt Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and family of Bedford and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ckimpitt of Jamestown called on Mrs. Cora Hendricks Sunday aftemoon. Mrs. Emma Hooser is spyending the week with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hooser at Indian aioolis. Last rites for Mrs. Carrie Plunkett was held Monday afternoon from the Chastain Funeral Home
with burial in Roachdale cemetery. Rev. Ray Britton was in charge of the service. Miss Caroline Riddle returned to her home in Chicago this week after spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hostetter and family of Clayton are spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Vera Witt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keck have returned from a vacation in Florida. Leonard Witt who was called to Los Angeles, Calif., by the serious illness of his granddaughter. flew home Tuesday, f Mrs. Alma Dean of New r Marj ket called on Mrs. Cora Hend- ; ricks Monday afternoon. The last rites for Mrs. Hattie j Shackleford was held Wednesday j afternoon from the Chastian : Funeral Home with burial in i the Roachdale cemetery. The Rev. j Paul Chastain of Summitsville, Ind.. was in charge of the ser- . vices. Mrs. Malinda Britton and Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFerran sp>ent
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REGULAR 12.9U WOOL SURCOAT
Outstanding value. Handsome all-wool block pattern in char-coal-gray or black. Oven-warm rayon quilt lining. Hurry in!
11.64
REGULAR 16.98 QUILON SUEDE
At last—a suede jacket that can be dry-cleaned, thanks to Du Font’s new wonder chemical, Quilon. Snug rayon lining.
14.94
BOY’S REGULAR 16.98 SURCOAT
Buy now, save 1.10. Splash viscose sheen gabardine reinforced with 15% nylon and dacron. Warmly quilt lined. 6-18.
9.88
REG. 17.98 MOTORCYCLE JACKET Buy early, save 2.10. The top favorite with all boys. Form-fit- ^ <f ting black capeskin, quilt lining, ■ aJ • ^*2 $mart zipper cuffs. 8-20.,
REG. 8.98 SURCOAT—New wool melton, multi-colored flecks. 6-14. REG. 7.98 SURCOAT—Blend of rayon, acetate ond nylon. 6-18.
7.88 6.94
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. ! Baker Reunion will be \ Z Ollie Broom near Kingman. ^ held at the Danville Park Sun-
day, Aug., 7th.
| Mrs. Ethel Eggers spent Sun- The Christian women’s Fe’- ! day with Mr. and Mrs. John L. , lowship will meet Friday aftf . r _ Eggers and family at Casey, 111. { noon with Mrs Mabel Thompson
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