The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1957 — Page 3

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Blackwood on Bridge

After Opening Lead The Wise Declarer Maps Plan

>rth dealer jMt'West vulnerable

NORTH

Mr. Cbampioa 4k A 10 5

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w. *1. , , ! ..V.8T EAST After the opening lead is made. Mr Da , e Mr A5e i the wise declarer tak's a few ^K762 4kJ*93 moments before he piavs that VA8703 V10 54

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first card from dummy. He ment- . B n . » i a c « .. ... t 4iK82 4kAlW&3

ally prepares his over-all plan. In SOUTH

today's deal, Mr. Heinsite got a j,i r . Heinsitd

little to cocky. The contract A Q 0 4 aeemed so easy that apparently 486^

no planning was necessary. A Q 3 6 4

Mr. Dale opened the six of The bidding:

hearts and dummy's queen won. ^

Mr. Heinsite was delighted with „ a p ai3 this opening. He had one heart easy nine

trick home and. after knocking SUCCESS PREMATlTtE

with the ace of hearts and, after some thought, shifted to a small chub. Mr. Abel won with the ace and returned the suit. Mr Dale took the king of clubs and it occurred to him that it would be very convenient for his side if j Mr. Heinsite had to lead spades

from the board.

Accordingly, he now led a diamond and dummy was in. By this time Mr. Heinsite had sobered somewhat. He had two winners in his own hand in the jack of hearts and the queen of clubs, | but how was he to roach them ?

LEADS TO HAND

After winning with dummy’s ace of diamonds, he led a small spade toward his queen. Mr. Abel played the nine; Mr. Heinsite thought a long time and finally

out the ace, the jack would take

a second trick in the suit. These “Dale, you are my favorite op- i et the nine hold. Mr. Abel then tricks, plus six diamonds and the cning leader, .\ii . Heinsite gloat- jpfj another diamond and again ace of spades, would to* o l ?•-> hearts at dick it*.o. dummy w r as in. At this point ed as he led back the king of Mr. Dale was silent. He won there was nothing to do but cash

P. Van Buskirk West Side Of Square

OLD JUDGE COFFEE Lb. Can 99c

NUTRO Use Like Milk Tall Can 10c i

PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lb. Bag 95c

ViNESAP APPLES, 3 Lbs..

...39c

POTATOES 10 Ib. bag 29c

WEEK END VALUES

DELICIOUS PECAN ROLLS, reg. I. f C lb. Only 49c half lb. er 89c Lb. (THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, ONLY)

THOSE DELICIOUS RIDGE CHOCOLATES, assaritd flavors, rs?. 6re lb. CNLY 49c Lb. This Week End Only 1ADIES CEGADCLGTH APiiSKS CSc

“CLOSE-OUTS”

PLASTIC CRAPtr, re?;. Sir, OH'.Y 43s Each

MEN’S

DRAPES, Reg. $1.98 — ONLY 79c

S3,5 Pair:

Wi;MKLETS, sizes fC!,

SI.GO

Yann GOODS SALE

ASSORTED PRINTS (Close cui)

Reg, 39g end OPt? V t 2.Y Kg eaJ 38c Yd.

‘A TEiir b argain'”

COMPLETE assort: :> LOOP RUGS

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RUBBER BOOR S3.89, G£IY

SI 01 $2.S3

PEERLESS PAIN I REG. 89c Can REG. 45c Can REG. 19c Can

!l T S A L E . AMELS AND A AKXISHES ONLY 59c ONLY 25c ONLY 10c

LADIES AND MISSES MILLETS, r .SG , f. Solcrs ani S^zcs, 5 pairs SI.CO

CLOTHES PiilS, Per Razea MEN’S AND BOYS

SWEAT SnmTS, Reg*. Sl.Sg, GM1Y

3c S8c

‘A REAL BARG \I\’

1/3 OFF ON ALL

DRESSES “SOAIE REAL VALUES”

family. ..jiildren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Downs, | an d Mrs. Forest Nogglu at Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGuire and ' Georgetown. 111.

THE DAILY BANNEW TIIFKS., JAN. 3. 1957 Page 3

NREENCASTLE, IND.

THEY ATE, DRANK AND WERE MERRY

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Franklin Ford, Roachdale Past Master, at left, Ivan Ha.bison and Jake Martin of the Morton Lodge as they helped themselves to pie, cake, etc., at the annual Oyster Supper of Morton Lodge Monday evening.

1/3 GFF OH ALL GHiLDRPN'S AHB LADIES BLOUSES.

10c SALE

PORK AND BEANS RED K. BEANS RED BEANS I PINTO BEANS j HOMIN'V GREAT NORTHERN BEANS BLACK EYE PEAS

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R0B!N H90D FLCilB 10 Lb. Bag 93c 25 Lb. Eag$i'93

FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 29c

GEE WHAT 185 WILL BUY. A wonderful Assortment of Glassware— TERRIFIC VALUE — YOLK CHOICE 10c ’

F. K. WUERTZ Sc TO $1.00

NEW DIME STORE — EAST SIDE SQUARE

VALENTINES PICNIC HAH5, Lb.. 2?c

SWIFT’S SLICED BACON, Lb.

29c

the rest of the diamonds and give FILES NEW PETITION ! Mr. Dale a spade trick at the ( ; end. Down one. INDIANAPOLIS UP—C. BalMr. Heinsite’s timing was piti- lard Harrison of Hammond, peti- ! fully faulty. All he had to do was t oned the Indiana Supreme | to pick up all of the defenders’ j ( curt today for reinstatement to

TINDER, JUICY Frankfurters, ib 29c

E”JRE HOG LARD, Lb.

diamonds first—then knock out he .bar.

the ace of hearts. Playing in this Harrison was disbarred on Ja,nfashion, nothing could have stop- j nary 10, 1953, afer being con-

1714c

V' /. "'ty;.;'

ped three no-trump.

As the result was being scored,

Mr. Dale remarked:

‘Heinsite, you are my favorite

viced of perjury.

NEW MAYSVILLE

Visitors at the home of Mr.

declarer and I think any defender and Mrs. Clarence Ward, on Simwould share my opinion.” da, y and during the week were,

~~* j £ obbie and Patty O'Hair. Violet-

Leak and daughter. Guy Suiter,

Progressing with our Community

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The First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. loaks back at a good year in 1956--The prospects are bright - - We have confidence in the future of Green-

castle and Putnam County.

Comparative Statement

December 3! f IC56

RESOURCES

December 31,1355 RESOURCES

Cash A Due from Banks U. S. Government Securities Other Bonds and securities F*sl«-n»l Kes«r\c Bank st<K-k Loans Banking House

$2,079,762.28 1.526.951.56 391.939.90 8.250.00 2,734.453.48 70.670.28

Cash and Due from Banks I . S. Government Bonds Other Bonds and Securities Federal Reserve Bank Stock Loans Banking House

$1,534,333.79 1,473,904.06 329.3".! .> 1 8,250.00 2,866,760.41 65,146.84

TOTAL ASSETS

$6,812,027.48

TOTAL ASSETS

.. $6,277,749.94

LlABUTfES

L1ABHITIES

Capital Stork surplus Fndivide«l Pndits Iin-onio C'ollect«*d but not Earmal K«*ser%«‘ for Taves Deposits

$ 150.000.00 125.000.00 72.349.92 . 21.577.72 7,000.00 6,136.099.84

Capital Stock Surplus I n<ii\ idisl Profits Reserve for Taxes Reserve for Dividend Payable 1-3-56 In. ome Celleeted but not Earned Deposits

8 150,0 0.09 125.000.06 55.030.99 4.000.00 4,506.00 28.900.01 5.910.318.91

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$6,812,027.48

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$8,277,749.94

HANK SfntUST COMRAIVV

GREEHCASTLE, INDIANA There’s Been A “First" Since 1863

Mr - and Mrs. Delbert Wood and

tong

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81 by 108 inch flat

or full fitted

Sanfoiized* bottom

Strong, smooth sheets that i

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Money Saved is Money Earned - and it’s a sure thing you’ll save when you shop at STOP ’N SHOP.

PURE PORK

Low prices everyday cn all items plus a cash discount by saving yo::r pink receipts add up to

real savings.

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SAUSAGE, Lb. . . ,

Bicrr.s* BAC0N ' Any S5ze P[ece ' Lb - • • 43c

BEST BLADE CUTS

SMOKED

BOAST

FRANKS, Lb.

PICNICS, Lb. .29c wieners, lu.

29c DIKKEE’S

OLEO, Lb 29c

3£c

STEAK

ROUND

or SIRLOIN

lb B

SIDE

LONGHORN

PORK,Lb 39c CHEESE, Lb... 49c

BONELESS BEEF

CTpyj IU AQr Lb. 59c 3!Lff f LU. CJOE STEAK, Lb. , 79c

t RUSHED

PINEii’PLE, 2 Reg. Cans 35c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 Or Can . 25c

VAL VITA SLICED

Peaches 25

NO. 2.^ SAUD DRESSING, Qt. 33c DASH DGG FOOD, 2 cans 27c

45c

Felso, 2 bxs 49c Vel, Gian 67c Lit ^ e 6 cans

S'sLLMAN’S APPLE, RASPBERRY

SAUCE, Reg. Can

Vel Larse 27c SURF 63e CHEER, Gianl 67c . 23c LION COFFEE, Lb. . 69c BLISS, Lb 87c

HEAD LETTUCE, Large24's,ea... 19c

TOMATOES ^ ree Trl! ' 29c; CABBAGE, Lb. 5c

TURNIPS, 3 Lbs.

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25c

Always something good

in store for you...

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