The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 December 1955 — Page 8

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NOW SHOWING

DESPERATE HOURS

HIGH QUALITY TURKEYS CAN BE RAISED INDOORS High quaiity turkevs can be raised Uidooriiifrom start to finish. according to authorities at the Purdue University poultry farm near Lafavette.

Three pole-type buildings, constructed at the Purdue farm have been used to house 2.100 turkey poults during the last year. Ea-ch of the buildings is 30 feet wide by 60 feet long. Ten pens, each 10 feet wide by 12

i feet long, are arranged along j : each side of a 6-foot central al- j ! leyway. Hinged panels along the | sides of the building can be opened to provide ventilation, or can be closed during cold weather to protect the young poults.

WHY DO CHRISTMAS CLUBBERS WEAR THIS SEASON'S BIGGEST SMILES? Here's a happy group of shoppers without a financial care in the world . . . shoppers with enough money in their pockets to spread liberal doses of Christmas cheer. They saved their pennies the Chrislmas Club way - came out on top of a Joyous Neel. Be a happy Christmas Clubber in 1956.

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FIRST-CITIZENS RANK AND TRUST CO. THINK FIRST

Used Gas And Electric Ranges

PAY ONLY $5.00 DOWN

AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK

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IICTPfHNT KLECTRIC — Complet a d rrronditiiuicd. \>ry rlean all turners and <>\ n » >nif'.', in gain! condition.

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Yi TNTUOMEKY WARD GAS—Deluxe m.xl > us <1 on'y a lew works. -!u t as good : s m u at a big savings in price.

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MAGIC CHEF GAS — In ex 1 ir eondiU n. Ch* n o', en; large separate b o’ler. .\v rat ' h *at control.

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PHILGAS — \ 'le'n, D hive M <1 | Range with qual ty features. Roil >:.t rawe s and basaer caver-s

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PROSPERITY GAS — ( 'em gr y P> r Inin oven. Accurate oven heat cm r 1. Real y a ii ce Range at a low price.

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Many olhar Ranges al similar reducttcnc. A‘so see ojr ccmplete selection o! other used Appliances and Homs Furnishings. HORACE LINK & CO.

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Earlham Plays Tigers Saturday Opening game of the season for DePauw's cagers here Saturday night will find Earlham providing the opposition in a nonconference tilt at 7:30 p. m. CST Beginning his second campaign at the Tigei helm. Coach Cal Luther may use four starter? ii om la.it year’s club, including all-conference foi ward. Bob Schrier. ' Other returning starters are senior John Dehner, junior Sam Ulmer, and sophomore John Bunnell, backed up by a fifth let ter.ran, senior center Dave McCracken. In a position shift Dehner has been moved from forward to

HERE'S XMAS For All The Family

BEAUTIFUL HOLLY DOOR WREATHS 89c Reg. $1.25 Divi. Tree Ornaments dz 6Sc OTHER NEW Ornaments rcg 69c ’ ONLY 29c Tree Light Sets Ea 69c

Saturday Only Cemetery Wreaths Only $1.98 Doll Cradles 98c

TWA Trainer Pilots TRIO Basketballs BASKETBALL Goal and Net

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( REDENZA MEDIC INE Cabinets S2.98 SQUARE ELASTIC Dishpans 98c 25 Watt Colored Outdoor Light Bu'bs, 2 for 45c 4.' 'L

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Ace D “luxe Ball Bearing Chaster Wagons S7.95 WELCOME Door Mats 89c Shop Putnam Csuiity's Finest Seltciion Toys and Gifts For Entire Family. r. H AND C. huWE. a::c VARIETY Balnbridge, ind.

TONIGHT ^Daddy Long Legs M Starring Fred Astair, Leslie Caron

Friday and Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE 1)103 / Loiottila K

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guard opposite Bunnell, and sophomore Tom Johnson will team with Schrier at forward. Either 6’5 Ulmer or 6'3 McCracken will go at center. Coach Merle Rousey’s veteran Earlham club opened its season last week by winning two of three contests in the City of Richmond tournament. The Quakers droped a 78-76 decision to Southeastern Oklahoma, one of the NAIA finalists last year, before turning in successive wins over Centre, 75-60. and Manchester, 79-75, in an overtime. Probable starters include forwards Milo Beam and Tom Marvel, center Bill Adams, a m guards Jim Coulter and Eric Clark. Beam, a freshman from Richmond, is the only non-letter-rr.an. Although Saturday’s game will be the first between DePauw and Earlham since 1950, the two schools have been hardwood rivals since 1905. In 68 previous games the Bengals hold a 51-17 edge. Earlham won both parts of a home-and-home series in 1945-45 but dropped seven straight games to DePauw during the next four seasons. A preliminary game pitting DePauw’s reserve squad against a team from the USAF base at Rockville is scheduled to begin at 6 p. m. BENSON’ S ANSWER

Stilesville, 82; Belle Union, 43 Stilesville defeated Belle Union, 82 to 43, Wednesday evening in a net contest staged on the Reelsville gym floor. Belle Union’s B team kept ii from being an all-Stilesvil!e night, however, by beating th Hendricks county reserve squad. 24 to 18. in the preliminary tilt. Belle Union (43) FG FT PF Walton 6 2 2 Cox 5 0 2 Bright 0 0 5 Gibson 2 0 3 Dorsett 115 Stroud 10 0 Simmons 2 6 2 Stilesville (82) FG FT PF Gibson ....! 4 6 1 Bassett 0 0 0 Arnold 0 0 0 Johnson 2 5 1 Macey 2 3 2 Cummings ..-.t 9 12 Fisher 6 4 1 Donovan 2 0 2 Pinkerton 3 3 2 Aistes y .......... 12 0 NOTH K «|.“ ,\ I) >| | \ISTIt ATIO\ In the Circuit Court of Ptiin.ini County. Imliana. Notice I? herel>.\ gaveii that Kiniliiie I’ursell was oa the <la: of November, 19'.:,. appointed K\ecutrix of the Wil! of Klza Hapney. dt-cyiist*d. All persons having: claims •ur.n nsi said estate, whether or not new due. must file the same ii

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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 8 A. M. 'TILL CANDY. HOME BAKED SWEETS, APRONS GALORE, KITCHEN CUPBOARD. LINENS, MISCELLANEOUS COFFEE SERVED. ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL Catholic Ladies Guild

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—(UP)— Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson accused Democratic ‘‘presidential hopefuls” today of stirring rp a “witche’s brew” in an attempt to harvest vhtes from the farm problem. Benson delivere 1 a biting attack on Democratic critics of his farm program, singling out Adlai E. Stevenson and New York Gov. Averell Havrinian for special censure. ITALIAN TEACHERS OUT ROME, Dec. 1.—(UP)—Italy s 91,600 secondary school teachers walked out today in a three-day. nationwide strike in protest rgainst “indecent y poor” living conditions and salaries as low as $70.10 a month. TAILS TO SHOW HONG KONG. Dec. 1.—(UP) Fount r Pvt. Richard R. Tenne;n of Alden, Minn., an American urncoat who elected to remain | vith tiie Communist Chinese I uter the Korean armistice, fail- 1 i to appear at the Hong Kong xnder to Jay. The Chinese Communists announced his release and U. S. Consul S. M. Batke went to the border today to meet the train from Red China. INTEREST REPORTED INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1 — UP)—“Ticmendous” financial, interest in Indiana's proposed north-south toll read was reported today by the State Toll Road Commission. Albert J. V.’edeking. the commission’s executive director, said v.i engineering firm working on he project already has received applications from 467 bond underwriting firms who want to nvest money in the Lake Coun-y-to-Indianapolis turnpike. This is an "awfully good sign.” i he said, because there were 49! fi.ms interested in the upstaU ; e.3t-west toll road at the last- j r r. 't . when the bonds went on •

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