The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 September 1956 — Page 5

a. Black moccasin st.'s knockabout. b. White buckite blucher, red, spua crepe sole.

FERN* Mr. and Mrs Ron and son and Mr an Sutherlin of Green Sunday with Mr. an Frazier and daughte; Mr. and Mrs. Roy family of Greene bought the Spurlocl moved over the wee! Mr Knightsville, Mr. an ton Sheares of neai called on Mr. and : Heber Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos< nessy of Clarkshill and Mrs. Don Hebe: ters Sarturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fra:

...kmA u/km BUYS YOU THE BEST* LOOKING SHOES ON THE STREET Rugged, Goodyear welts ... husky leathers polished to a mirror shine—you could window-shop the town --but you'B come back for these! Styles for campus, dress and bosiness in this outstanding fall selection. Come io — we coo fit you, 8 to 12 B, 6 to 12 D.

3r and family o calling on frier. Fern. Mr. and Mi | Mr. and Mrs. R daughters a-nd 2V prison and her I Mary Cox. who 1 a long time. Mr. and Mrs. daughters of G Mr. and Mrs. P daughters Sund ; I

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Mr. and Mrs. Jobr Staley of Riley visited Mr and Mrs Roy Higgins and family Sunday. NEW MAY SMI LE Kenny and Eula Bell Si of Indianapolis and Mrs. Bobbie Johnston and son of New Winchester, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston visited one day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thralls and family' near Bridgeport. Bobbie Leak left last week for camp in California. He left by plane from Chicago. Lela Eggers and son have moved to Roachdale. Mrs. Otis Stewart from Ladoga and Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Ralston of North Salem, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak and family. Michael and Wanda McGuire cirited Friday with his grandmother, Mrs. McGuire and aunt .ary Jayne. Lulu Ward called on Melba McGuire and children Saturday night. Landon Jones moved in the Lela Eggers property'. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward

called on Mr. and Mrs. W liter Ward and daughter at Crawfordsville Friday afternoon and then Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward and daughter and Luhi Ward called on Mr. and Mrs. Orville Elliott in Crawfordsville. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward during the week and on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Monta Scroggins. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young and Mrs. John Young. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and son and Jimmie Roberts all of Indianapolis. Mr. and M'-s. Carl McCarty of Wesley Chapel. O. E Cramer of Groveland, Pies Malicoat of Bainbridge, Lester Crosby of near Cloverdale, Stella Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward and family, Bobby and Pattie O'Hair and Stella Johnston. Jvnmie Roberts of Indianapolis spent the week with his aunt, Stella Johnston. Salt reserves in Kansas are estimated at 5 trillion tons, enough to last several thousand years.

When discovered .aluminun was the lightest metal the: known. ' *

THE DAILY BANNER linTU.. SEPT. a. IB-Yti Page ft GREP NOASTLE, INDIA/ I

Friday Night SPECIAL

fiiLTS SHORT SLEEVES

Sport

Shirts only Values To S2.9B

WAlU!) Local and D-'v- >nce Moving siml Tniitsv-r Randc! Transfer 40 Ye * ’ rieri' nee PHO.VJ 0 <V' >r 735-11. Delivering N. ** Furniture for Montgomery Ward, p;ist 4 years.

C. Black 3-eyelet blucher, contrasting white welting.

JMeiit Shoes

12 W. Washington St., Grccncastle

BOADtPAM mi ISF-MNG Fibci'g T :«'-* In tailed and

B ml Storage

HMEt S. COX BOAT SALES A SERVICE South Walnut St., Brazil. Ind.

Cuick Century 6-Passenger 4-Door Riviera

SENSATION OF THE Cmi/tl Y -at an easy-to-take price

Its Bonanza Time at Buick Dealers !

'up t r time you take the incasm ’ of a ’56 Buick Century, you’ll kiiow what the sports-car folks mean when they say the Century is a great performer. The getaway is right awa} -the road feel superb—the handling a joy. I or this is Buicks most spirited and spectacular car. It has the highest power-per-pound ratio in all Buick history. It rides on a chassis compact to the last ounce and inch. It takes to movement like a prhna ballerina—nimble to the

And uiicn you press the pedal you get the response of Buick’s mightiest Y8 engine and the silk-smooth wizardry of an advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow* that lets you switch the pitch for emergency accelt ram m that s the most satisfying safety measure in the land today. As we said, the name is Century. And, as you’ll discover, the price is a cinch. For the Century is just a cut above Buick’s lowest-price Special Series—aud that’s just a cut above the well-known smaller

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cars.

So you really ought to try a ’56 Century . ,, Especially now, while your present car is at its peak worth 0 . . 1 specially now, at ti lay’s Buick prices (who knows ' hen they’ll ever be as low again! / . And especially now, with Buick so solidly in the Top 3 of Amei iCa’'. best sellers—ami that kind of sales \ oiuinc permitting us to make you an even finer trade-in allowance. Drop in on us this week—today would be even better!—and see what a buy you can make right now on the host Buick yet. *Setv AdvancedYariiible Pitch Djnaflnw is the only Dyiiaflni Unit klnrl h today. It is standard on Road master. Super and Century—optional at modest extra cost on the Special.

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-WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARf BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM-

JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET

Fqmoua Make Cfum andf&Uea NO CARRYING CHARGES! Before you buy a name brand shotgun or rifle anywhere, check on the carrying charges! Wards add no carrying charges for time payment on nationally advertised guns—so you save money. You pay the same price at Wards, whether you pay cash or buy on installment*.

$ 2 down h&ids your gun til! Sept. 15 ;.. no monthly payments till then. Payments start when you take gun home. Wide selections new. We ll order guns not stocked.

• Remington • Winchester

a Browning • Mossberg

a Stevens a Savage

a Marlin a Ithaca

10% Down, on Term*

2-tone plastic Gun Cover Full length zipper £

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Brown — tan plastic, electronically sealed seams. Felt padding Red plaid lining. 0-50 in.

Wards 12-ga. Red Head Reliance shotgun shells

BOX OP 25

$2.65

Dacron -Nylon quiited underwear for hunting, working in the cold

PHONE 346

CHEVR0LET-BU1CK

115 NORTH JACKSON STREET

Equal name brands yet cost less. All gauges, popular shot sizes. For oil-purpose shooting.

Insulated 12-in. Pac Non-slip soles, heels

Ny wit Jac Pci

— interlined Washable. 11.95 10.95

21”

2.25 Wool shoot, mitten

MIN' SIZES 7 TO 12

\ Fleece lined. Waterproof plastic iiner. Red or O. D.

1.88

MID. ONLY

Insulating cellular air barrier between foot and cold. Rubber. Cushion insole, steel arch.

V7estern Field cleaning kit

2.39

For cleaning any shotgun. 3-pc. rod, brush,

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12 ct 15 gsuge M 50 Shotgun 6-shot pump repeater. Streamlined receiver, trigger guard. Extension type beaver tail forearm. Side ejection. Cross bo!t safety. Red rubber recoil pad. Waifluf stock, forearm. Full or modified choke. Samagun wiih Master Variable Chokt REG. 67.95. Better patterns, less recoiL Insfant choke selection full to cylinder. 5 #

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tip, gun oil, solvent. jq patches