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

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that no reapportiomnent will be made on the basic* of a federal

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NUTRO USE LIKE MILK Tall Can 10c

FOLGER’S COFFEE 6 oz. Jar 99c

PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lb. Bag 99c

!ED DELICIOUS APPLES, Bu.

$1.69

INDIANA POTATOES, 50 lb. Bag 99c

MICHIGAN PEACHES

ELBERT, KALVE

2 No. 2,' 2 Cans 49c

GOLDEN MAID

MARGARINE, Lb. . 19c

VALENTINE

PICNIC HAMS

Lb. 35c

FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 33c

FRANKFURTERS, Lb. 35c

SWIFT'S CLOVIR, Sliced Layer BACON, lb. . . 49c LARD, Lb. . . IJ'/it

SUPPORT TOUR GREEHCASTLE CHAMBER Op COMMERCE

GRAPES 2

lbs.

PURE

APPLE CIDER

Gal.

25 79

Odd Fellows To

Hold Convention Play Second Game

Of World Series

The 121st Annual Convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Indiana will held in the Auditorium of the Grand Lodge Building in Indianapolis on October 9th & 10th. It will be presided over by

Grand Master O. Carlyle Decker of Elkhart. First session will start Wednesday morning Oct. 9th at 9 o’clock. Afternoon session at 1:30 p.m. District Deputies banquet will be fet the Russet Cafeteria at 5:30 p. m. At 8:00 p. m. Wednesday evening the Third Degree will be conferred in the Grand Lodge Auditorium by a team from Albany Lodge No. 361. The session Thursday morning will open at 9:00 a. m. Officers for the coming year will be elected then and installed at the close of the afternoon session.

NEW YORK (UP)—Manager Fred Haney, annoyed at insinuations that his Milwaukee Braves might be routed in four straight games, called on the controversial right-hander Lew Burdett today to “get us all even - ’ in the World Series. The Braves were one down. | having lost to crafty Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees in Wednesday's opening game, 3-1, but Haney was confident “we'll be all even when we play In Milwaukee on Saturday.” Burdette, 30, won 17 games and lost nine for the Braves this season as opposing National League I clubs insisted that he throws a “spitter.” "We ll be watching to see if he does?," saLd Manarger Casey Sten- ' gel of the Yankees, who sent his little southpaw star, Bobby Shantz, out against Budette to try to make it two in a row. At the start of the 6th inning Milwaukee was leading, 4 to 2. HIRE CHICAGO ARCHITECT

GOULDS

STARK-WETZEL SLICED BACON

69<

PUTNAM COUNTY Frying Chickens

39c

pUtnaM COUNTY BAKING HENS *

39c

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IB0% Pure Ground Beef lb.

39.

TENDER CUBE STEAK *.

79c

CHOICE ROUND OR SIRLION STEAK ib

79<

PURE CANE SUGAR 5 ibs. 49c

MAXWELL HOUSE - Limit One COFFEE

89c

STAR KIST CHUNK TUNA 3 can, $J

FR0-J0Y ECE CREAM ,/2 Ga|

59<

VELVEETA CHEESE 2 (b bo.

89c

TOKAY

Convict Slain At Indiana Prison

MICHIGAN CITY UP — A convicted robber was stabbed to death Wednesday night in an open dormitory containing 150 inmates at the Indiana State Prison, authorities revealed to-

day.

The victim was identified as Frank Adams, 30, Columbus, O.. who was sentenced from Johnson County in 1946 to a 10 to 25 year term for robbery. Coroner Sterling Peak said Adams was pronounced dead when prison officials, summoned by a guard who heard a commotion in the dormitory, rushed him to the prison hospital. Authorities said after hours of investigating the stabbing that they had no suspects. They said Admas was not known as a 1 “trouble maker” and no reason for the slaying could be found. A guard on duty near the dorm heard a commotion about lip. m. He pressed an emergency button which sounded an a- ! larm for help. Other guards and prison employes raced to the scene and the dorm, darkened for sleeping, w r as quickly doused In lights. When guards entered the room, they found Adams lying moaning in a pool of blood. By the time he was taken to the hospital, he w T as dead.

INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— The Indiana State Office Building Commission today affirmed by a 6-2 vote a previous decision to hire a Chicago and Gary syndicate of architects to design a 20 million dollar proposed structure near the Statehouse. . /

GARDNER’S FOOD MARKET

OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8 P. M.

FREE DELIVERY

802 East Washington St.

Phone 957

ANGEL FOOD CAKE

STARK & WETZfL PEEK-A-BOO ,

39c

59c Lb.

HEINZ FANCY BUY OF THE WEEK

Beans with Pork —

10 cans 99c

SLICED HALVES Peaches No. 2V2 can 2 For 49c

PARK LANE ICE CREAM 1 Gal. 95c

CHEESE 2 Lb. Box 69c TASTE GOOD

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sir in I’roiliiei*

BREAD ROLLS

AND COOKIES

DULLES WILL CONFER WITH RUSS MINISTER WASHINGTON UP — Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will attempt to smoke out Soviet intentions on disarmament aiid the Middle East when he confers this weekend with Soviet Foreign Minster Andrei A. Gromyko. Administration officials said today the two topics head the list of world issues expected to come up at the Dulles-Gromyko meeting. The State Department announced Wednesday night Dulles had invited Gromyko to come to Washington Saturday afternoon tor an “exchange of views on various international issues of concern to both the United States and the USSR.”

CITY OFFICIALS DIFFER OX REAPPORTIOXMEXT

INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—A bigcity lawyer today took excep- | tion to Governor Handley’s proposal of legislative reapportionment on a federal plan basis and told the Indiana Mlunicipad Leagrue it should fight for realignment of legislative districts on a population basis in both houses. Michael Reddington, corporation counsel for the City of Indianapolis. said in a panel discussion for mayors and city attorneys of the state's larger cities: •The type of reapportionment that Governor Handley proposes

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ARMOUK’S STAR

I Bacon lb. 59'

SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE

FI RE FORK

SLICED TRAY-PACK PORK 4 9 LB.

IT. S. CHOICE

PORK,. * STEAK FRESH

49

Sausage ^ 39c Veal Shoulder lb - 59* jowl ii>.

ALL WEIGHTS—ANY SIZE PIECE

FOR ROAST OR STEAK REST BLADE OUTS

IBacon"'49< Chuck Roast u 30

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FRANKS, Lb. 35c WIENERS, Lb. 49c CHOP. PORK, Lb. 69c PICKLE LMf, LkSfe

BEEF BRAINS, Lb. TENDER — SAVORY

SIRLOIN STEAK, Lb.

GROUND

BEEF

23c BEEF LIVER, Lb.

GROUND

FRESH

HOURLY

39c i PORK LIVER, Lb.

SERVICE CUT

. 69c RIB STEAK. Lb.

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29c 69c

SANE

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EARLY JUNE PEAS YELLOW CREAM CORN BUTTERFIELD DICiD SPUDS APPLE BUTTER

tan

10

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MUSTARD GREENS TURNIP GREENS~ BEANS - 6 varieties

4'»rr 10.

DICED — CRUSHED — SLICED PINEAPPLE, 303 Cans, Can FREESTONES PEACHES, No. 2>/2 Can . .

19c BRB-0 ToN tan IQc ALCOA RAP 25c ALUMINUM FOIL, Box . . . 29c

ANGEL FOOD CAKES LARGE RING

LITTLE SPORT OLIO, Lb. 21c MiLNOT, Can 10c BLISS REG. OR DRIP

HOMINY - SPAGHETTI, 303 Can 10c

ea.

39' Coffee ■ < 79

FOLGER’S INSTANT

6 az. .far

99

U. S. NO. 1

Pol aloes

10

Lb*.

JONATHANS

APPLES 4 Lb. Bag Blue Plums

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Acorn Squash Lb.

Celery Cabbage Lb.. .

49c Cauliflower

19c ONIONS, 4 Lbs. ~ . . . 10c Celery s' 4 " 15tj||<

10c Cumumbers Ed

39*

29c

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29c 19< 10 c

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