The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1956 — Page 8
TITT mTI h I Lets Send A Putnam County Farmer&Small BusinessMan To Congress EX KA JOHN KING - FOR - CONGRESS ■ XI^XJLi THIS AD PAID F0R BY PUTNAM COUNTY FARMERS AND SMALL BUSINESSMEN
xotm i: ok i<K (lj )> i \ 11 in \ TH % TOII fltat*- of Imli.m.t Putnum Toiinty In Tin- Putnam Circuit Court September Term. l!Ot>. In The Matter of the Kstate of
William Irvin, I>ecea*efi Frank G. Stoessel, Administrator. No. 96.13, Ttic undersigned administrator of the estate of William Irvin, deceased. hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court of Putnam • Wills •
hour of nine o'clock. A. M. (Central Standard Time) on the 17th day of November. 1956. at the law office of Frank G. Stoessel. in the Central National Bank Building. Greencastle. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer | for sale at private sale, all the interest of decedent in and to the following described real estate in Putnam County, State of Indiana, towit: The west 30 feet of Lot No. 32 in Melville B. Cox Addition to the City of Greene .stle, Indiana, according to the recorded plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder of Putnam County. Indiana. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said Court, for no' le«s than the full appraised value of said real estate and upon the following terms and conditions: CASH. The real estate will he sold free of liens and encumbrances of record except current taxes and the purchaser will be required to pay the 1950 taxes due and payable in 1957. F'-sn'k O. Stoessel Administrator 2-9-2t.
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FAIRLY SPOKEN Returning Coats to Store Raises Price for All of Us By Margaret Latrobe Men, it say's here, enjoy taking their wives along when shopping for clothes. More often than not, it’s mamma who peers at the worsted in the haberdashery’s front window to be . t »ure it’s a good true blue by daylight. And her husband is delighted with the suit she picks out for him. SalesI men in stores for men will teli ; you to look out for the little woman—she knows what she wants. For Pop. Funny that when milady gets into a aalon for her own duds, she knows from nothing. Not one female in a dressmaker’s dozen buys clothes on a budget. Not one in ten really plans cloths ahead of momentary needs and inspiration. Women customers are always wrong, in their own minds, even when they’re right. Which is why a coat buyer of 30 years experience says, ruefully, "Between one-fourth and onehalf of our merchandise is returned.” Nothing wrong with it, not worn once and sneakily sent back for credit—just returned I because women buy thoughtlessly, irresponsibly and for the goofiest of reasons. This buyer told me of customers who bring a friend or two around for a lovely afternoon of trying on clothes. After taking up an hour or two of a saleslady’s time they feel they ought to buy something. Rude not to. So a coat or a dress or a suit is j “charged and sent.” Milady knows for sure it’s going straight back Monday morning. And this brief weekend visit costs the store a dollar each way for the j trip. In men’s clothes it’s different. Maybe Sam made the pants too long, but at least he made them just for Pop. And they can’t be i returned without a board of directors’ meeting to find out why. Another shop owner experienc- ' ed (and disillusioned) in the
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ways of women shoppers says it’s the triple-view mirror that causes customers to snap at the help. “I can’t look that bad,” they think, immediately venting their anger on whoever is near. Those killing time usually are the illtempered clavichords, lySome shops protect themselves by a no-nonsense policy about ‘approvals.” If madame approves of a garment enough to buy it, her approval had better hold out. They aren’t taking back nothing from nobody. Yet most shops are understanding about genuine resquests to match colors or fabrics at home, provided the garment is back in the store the next morning. Maybe the ladies shouldn’t be admitted to shops without some man in tow. If wives select men’s
clothes so successfully, perhaps the menfolks would work miracles in reverse. (Shops love to j see a man accompanying his wife. The lads will spend more, and faster than a lone doll.) Or maybe they ought to strike off some medals for customers who haven’t returned a nickle’s worth in XXX years. This wacky habit of sending the stuff back where it came from is raising the price of coa-s I —for us all. DEER CREEK CHURCH Elder Harold Janes, Pastor Due to illness of Elder Harold Janes, Elder James Murphy will bring the Sermon Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m. CST. Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 A. M.
CST. Basket dinner at noon. No afternoon service.
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TRIPLE FEATURE Friday and Saturday (Features played in order show on this bill) Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn “THE KENTUCKIAN” John Bromfield, and Martha Yiekers “THE BIG BLUFF” Adventure Feature “THE NAKED SEA” Only One Showing Friday and Saturday.
Sunday and Monday Show starts at 6:30 Sunday Only Mickey Rooney and Virginia Wells “FRANCIS IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE” Fred MaeMurray and Barbara Stanwyck “THERE’S ALWAYS TOMORROW”
ROACHDALE Mrs. Terrell Clones and daughter Nancy visited Mrs. Hiram Clones and children at North Salem, Saturday evening. Mrs. Howard Dean. Mrs. Glen Irwin, Mrs. Mary Edith Lockridge, Mrs. Collie Skelton and Mrs. Cynthia Shephard attended the all day meeting of third district Presbyterian at Brazil Tuesday. Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and sons, Farrow and Mrs. Paul Page Mrg. Bessie Hoosier, Mrs. Netina spent Monday with Mrs. Re c sie
Hawkins of North Salem. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Orville Perkins and Mrs. ! Everett Everman were shopping | in Greencastle Saturday. Mrs. Fred Hall ail n. Floyd j Lee, called on Mr- Malinda Britton Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Robinson and Mrs. j Williams of Danville spent TuesI day with Mrs. Minnie Riddle. Last rites were held Wednes- | day for Glen Weller at the New i Maysvilie Baptist church. The Powell Funeral Homo of Coatesi ville was in charge. Burial in New Maysvilie cemetery.
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