The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1955 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, I’AtiE FIVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.

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Cynthia Hadley and girl frien< of Danville vi-ritc 1 in the home ol Cynthia's g: .1 I.no'her. Mrs. S

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New Market an<l they also callei on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Priest and family of Crawfordsville.

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Mr; Robert McCi; Mi s. Laura M' : •-.all ca tie and Mrs. Rus> visited Mrs. Claud 1 Tuesday afternoon. Mr. anj Mrs. Leon Mis. Nell** Be‘ 1M James Bettis and chi

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Several Bainhridge freshmen Dm Clinton township enjoyed a y-ride and a wiener roast at

r Green-i the home of K* nny Wilson last OHavfr Monday evening. Miss Martha

iencer teacher in Ea:nbndiie

hnol was chaperon.

Charles Smith and son. Bruce ;re guests in t^e home of Mr <i Mrs. Earl Woodworth and ughtsr from Thursday until

Burk last *rd Bishop, -. and Mrs. Idren all of

Sunday dinner

guerts of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monday evening. Bettis. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tame} Mr. and Mrs. Clair Aibin and and children and Mrs. Claud children visited with Mr. and Tarney of Ft. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. R . Inh Barker and family of Mrs. Tom Scobee and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Scobee and children and Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Connerly of Gary were week end visitors of Mrs. O. M. Thomas and Howard Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Ca r - roll Connerly. They were in I Jianapolis Thu. oday and Fridiv md attended teachers Assoc. 1tion. Mrs. Merle Butler visited her mother, Mrs. Mae Staggs last

Tuesday. Sharon Call spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Jim Wagner and busbar.( of Indianapolis. Harvey Burkett of GreencasL spent Thursday and Friday wu‘ his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Z. B. Burkett. Mrs. George Lloyd of Rockville and friend an 1 Mrs. Cannon e Chicago were Wednesday afternoon visPors, of Mr. and Mr.Claud Buik. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sips of

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BUT I DID y/S BEST

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209 N JACKSON • GREENCASTLE, IND. "PA-oOlO M

SHEKM'S IMPLEMENT SALES DO THEIR BEST TO SERVE YOU PBOPERLV.

Bellmore were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Appleby. Mr. and Mrs. Virgd Johnson of Fillmore were Sundry visitors of the Applebys. Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeVries of Gilman, 111., were Sunday visitors of Mrs. S. B. Love and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Butcher. Shirley O'Hair visited Jean Call on Wednesday evening and attended the supper and bazaar at the Bainbridge school. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Burk were Friday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. Russell O’Haver were

Sunday evening callers of the Humphreys. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Miller and son, Gregory, were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. an l Mrs. Clair Aibin and children. Janet and Ronald. Mrs. Earl Woodworth called on Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Carl Eggers of Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. John Egger; and sons of Casey, 111., were dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter last Monday evening. Judy Clodfelter entertained the M. Y. F. last Thursday even-

ing. 1 the muaic for Jerry Hood spent Tuesd.i* I dance at Rus night with Daretha Nicholson. ! night. Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter an 1 daughter. Sandra, were visitors 1 ( \i;i» (3 of Mrs. Charlotte Smith ar 1 , I wish to 0: family of Greencastle on Satur- and appreciati day. | Wiseman, S Mr. and Mrs. Vern Campb-*!' Rhea for thei were Sunday evening visitors of nd kin Iness - Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and die ho-pital. Mrs. Aileen Overstreet. ; aides .md ord Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crodian and j ;nd Lab. Dep' children were week end visitor-, so faithfully of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum with c.r. d; .1: and Mrs. Daisy Alexander. For .ill I Mrs. Noel Nicholson furnished

Hal!owe 1 » Saturd

THANKS id my thanks to the Drs. uiweckor and wonderfhl care >wn me while in ’o the nurses, y. Also X-ray

BE-ELEGT

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MAYOR OF GRsSNCASTLE

‘/ pledge continued progressive government for Gt cencastle, and will continue to devote the time and effort so essential to getting the job done efficiently and economically.' Your Support and Influence Will be Sincerely Appreciated.

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to cut'yourifood bills More! to America’s leading food merchant — A&P — to show you tho' ^ay to cut your food bills more. And here's dramatic proof! Again this^ ^eek A&P has reduced prices on many famous-brand grocery prod nets J It's a real money-saving move TTTand there's many, many more to eome!

Election Day, November 8, 1:55

Jgo£/ 266 FAMOUS BRAND GROCERIES

REDUCED IN THE PAST 9 WEEKS!

*32 MORE PRICE CUTS THIS WEEK! Siscguick ss r uceb .' 39 e

Corned Beef Hash KroCAN Pafliphpc SULTANA FREESTONE B canned SLICED OR HALVES . Stuffed Olives SULTANA

5-OZ. JAR 29c

SALAD OIL .

2 IS 49c O 29-OZ. ft|; M ^ CANS wOC

10H-OZ.

. JAR “raw

qt. 35c jar 65c

16-OZ.

CAN

^ ' -' ’ ^ i S 3 3 i n g SULTANA Mazola-Wesson-Kraft’s Ohili Con Game KINGAN

BeuneSI’s Prune Juice S E L0W QT

Great Northern Beans rRicE L0W

D.Vq SULTANA

■ IBwG NEW LOW PRICE ....

Ocean Spray X B R E E R “ CE 19c Fruif Cocktail SToM? 3 ^ 1.00

10>2-OZ. Ift^

PKG. 1

- 0/ ‘Mr . PKG. WlC 40-oz. qc f

BOX

. 'mb 35c 4c™: 59c

19c

BUT. 29c

2 bag 25c 2 B nx 27c

Post Grape-Nuts

Wheatena

Aunt Jemima

Bosco

Sunnyfieid Lard Bo-Peep Ammonia Jack Frost Sugar

Pnrk £ Raanc Campbell’s roill Gt DCCSSlb NEW LOW PRICE!

Nestle’s Everready Cocoa (|l irK ‘can 27c Woodbury Soap ; ''4 27c

JUST

REDUCED! .

JUST

REDUCED! .

PANCAKE FLOUR JUST REDUCED! CHOCOLATE SYRUP JUST REDUCED! . JUST REDUCED!

2-LB. CTN. 30c

JUST

REDUCED! 5-LB. I BAG 49c . ■

23c

. QT.

10 BAC 9oc o iG-oz. 93;«

CANS fcVW

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$gpk!

FOR m VALUE LEADER SHELF SIGNS :..- ... THEY’RE GROWING IN NUMBER EVERY V/EEK!

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$20.00

TO $500.00

Winter Fui-l — Winter Clothes — Car Renairs —

All Worthwhile Purposes.

| FAMILY

FINANCE

i 9 East Walnut

Phone 1478

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FLORIDA

Oranges

Cortland Apples

-LB. BAG

• • • • •

ALL PURPOSE

13

-I.B. BAG

49c

69c

FRESH GREEN

SOLID, CRISP-GIANT 21 SIZE

• • •

LARGE BUNCH

Catfish ™d Hobbit Dinners KITCKXN CLOSES iO P. M. KUSH PUPPiES AND SHORT ORDERS Family Room Shines Tavern

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19c Head Lettuce

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Grover T. Noel FOR COUNCILMAN ■ AT ■ LARGE DEMOCRAT TICKET ELECTION DAY, IJOVEMSER 8, 1985 YtHir Vote and Influenee Appreciate,!.

Broccoli

F it Y 1 y 6 JUST REDUCED AGAIN!

CHICKENS

PORK LOINS

«!L*-all the center

Li HEADS 29c

FRESH, CUT UP FULLY CLEANED

WHOLE OR EITHER HALF,

C

CHOPS LEFT ON

Canned Picnics

Round or Sirloin Steak

Spore Ribs CHEESE

“SUPER RIGHT'

FRESH, SMALL UNDER 3 LBS.

WISCONSIN COLBY

Swiss Cheese mscos * LS D0 ^ IC

NUT SWEET

lb. 55c LB. 83c b. 3? c 49c . LB. 53c

Fork Rcasl t,!FS "

BOSTON BUTTS

UNCOOKED MEDIUM .

lb. 35c lb 59c

I2o

LB.

2 BATH * CAKES 27c

3

Cashr. Era Bouquet Fab

Peter Pan Peanut Butter 9 i oz

REG.

CAKES fcOi#

LARGE

BOX

BOX

CIANT 69c jar 39 c

Fancy Shrimp Whiting dressed

OVER FRUIT >M) M TS asu FRUIT CAKE U.P 9 ?• 3"

White Bread ' v

Apple Fie

Potato Chips

Sunnybrook Grade “A M Eggs' Siiverbrook Butter : ' 1 ' 1 " u

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I 1 LOAF I 7 C

oM.v 39c

. . box 49c

ITv 46c , I B - 63c

FINE QL’AI.n Y . . PRIM

All prices in this ad effective thru Sat., . ov. 5 AMEIICA’S FOKEWOST FOOD UETAtlTt. . • SINCfllSf

Lifebuoy Soap

Spry

BATH GAKES

27c 3 mkes 28c

EVERYDAY LOW PRICE

3 [In 83c

THE C*EAT ATVANTiC A FACIfiC liA COM7ANT