The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1958 — Page 3

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SALE

Starts Thursday (Tomorrow) BE HEBE EARLY

A Blooming Plant For The Ladies FREE BALLOONS For Kiddies With Adults

VAH KS TO !)Kc — SAVE :12c: LAMP SHADES, Only

66c

Candy Sale

Floor, bridge or table -i/.os. A fre-h shade can some- nEIJCIOt S. CREAMY HOMESTYLK fudge, Reg. 39c Only 2SClb. Oven fresh and in vanilla and (hoc.

THE BEST BUYS

SA\ i: *!»«• — KeR. $1 \ ALI KS PLASTIC DRAPES 77c He (our windows with the season’s smartest new designs in florals. Choose from a variety of colors.

FRESH COOKIES • Devil’s Delight • Ass’t. Sugar Delight • Choc, and Van. Cream Sandwiches Reg. 39c Lb. ONLY 29c Lb. SAVE 71c on 6 — Reg. 25c each

8 o*. JUMBO

ALSO COTTAGE SETS - Per Set 77c STICK CANDY 15c ea., 6 For 79c

Where Else CAN YOU GET Nylon Hose FOR ONLY

A package of 3 \ stock ngs gives you the wear of 2 pairs. ^ No more run worries and you save 28c on a 3-pair package of 51-15s. Are full fashioned for leg slimming glamour. In new shades and sizes SJ to 11.

No lower prices in town—" Your Friendly Store That Saves You More” Ladies - Con t Miss 1 his

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S.W E 32c — Reg. 98c VAL1 K (.IRI.S’, MISSES’ AND LADIES’ HUTCH BAGS, Only

66c

There’s a lot <>f quality built into these purses for on’y 98c—and at our reduced price first choice of the new spring arrivals.

S.W K I lie — Reg. 49c V AI.UK — LADIES’ NYLON BRIEFS, 3 For SI I adds fine quality nylon briefs. White and assorted colors. Small, medium, large.

NYLONS, kl A pair and a spare” 72c (2lc each in special pack) \ pair in a ecrophanr hag, and the matching -pare in a separate hag to stay fresh until you need it.

SAVE $1.21—Reg. $2.98 Oval Clothes Baskets ONLY SI.77 I’raetieal poly plastic oval clothes baskets—24x18—with deep, full solid bottom.

SAVE 23c — Reg. 25c FAIR VALUE BOBBY SOCKS, 4 pairs

SAVE file — Reg. $1.49 VALUE RID It QT. HEAVY DUTY POLY PAIL PLASTIC PAIL, Only Long lasting in beautiful colors. SAVE $1.51 — Reg. $2.98 VALUE BIO 18 qT. SOFT PLASTIC

88c

77c WASTE BASKET

$1.47

“In pol> bags"—Triple roll cuffs, double knit heels and toe of white cotton. Mothers want ’em for easy care.

SAVE 15c — Reg. 98r YAH E HIAD SCARFS

53c

Full 33’’ squares of silg blends in lovely, brilliant prints. \(ways in good taste wherever the, go. "Pre-Spring Priced.”

SA \ E 39e — 29c \ VI.l'E 1104 s’ BI.VZFR sTRIPED sPORT

A whopping big basket made of poly plastic. Perfect for the kitchen and looks so smart in bright kitchen colors.

SAVE 50c. — Keg. $1.49 VALUE Kl BBER COVERED, HEAVY WIRE DISH DRAINERS 99c

Stock up at this low, low price. Get all you want. CL0THI3 PINS, Doz. 3c SAVE tie — Reg. 98e VALUE RUBBER MATS, Your Choice 57c Stove top drain board. Size Ljt^xl? and 15x20* 2 .

BATH OR SHOWER MAT, Only 57c Size 14x24 GET ALL THREE IN Y'OI R FAVORITE COLORS. SAVE A DOLLAR. Take advantage of this “Once In A Blue Moon Sale" of the most useful protectors for your kitchen.

SAVE 15c — Reg. 98c VALI E PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY Only 83c Practical roller and tray set for applying interior paints and enamels of all kinds.

SAVE 12c PACKAGE — Keg. 29c VALI E

Large plastic covered heavy gauge wire SPONGES, Oflly drainer with plastic cutlery cup. Choice of

modern colors.

!7c Pkg,

ANKLETS, 4 pairs

Si/.cs (» to lit* , —Cello pack Step up t’ic style of his casual clotlics with these spirited strqws that arc self-supporting too—with elastic tops. Budget-Easing Specials

S.W E 22c

Reg. 59c YAH E

BATH TOWELS, Only 37c Each These are buj 29x49 in-h. Thick and thirsty— Comparable to t»9c values. In colorful candy stripe for soring. Now \oiirs at this unbelieveahlc low price.

s \\ E lie — Reg. l.v VALUES MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 9c Fax in a big supply and save money. \\ K 13c — Reg. Ilk EAC H DISH CLOTHS, Pkg. of 6. Only 47c Coarse, meshed cloths of vat dyed multi-colors —Generous size.

HERE IS A SENSATIONAL BUY SAVE 30c Per Set — Reg. 69c C HINA NOVELTY ANIMAL SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS ONLY 39c Set \ terrific assortment to choose from.

SAVE 47c ON 3 — Reg. 49c 6" DECORATED SALAD BOWLS, 3 For This is a big favorite. ONLY 3 TO CUSTOMER.

ASSORTED CELLULOSE 2 to 5 pieces of assorted sizes and shapes jn poly bag. For dishes, windows, walls, floors,

auto.

SAVE 12c — Keg. 39c PAIR RUBBER GLOVES, Only

27c Pr.

SAVE 29c — Keg. 98c VAH E

SHOE BAGS

69c

Keep the family's shoes dust free and within reach at all times with this practical shoe hag. Holds 6 pairs of shin's, quilted plastic.

Finest qualit, red latex rubber gloves. Sizes s, m and I.

SAVE 63c — Reg. $2.98 \ AEt E SERVICE FOR FOFR—16 PIECE LUNCHEON SET S2.33 Heat-proof dinnerware in a fresh new |>attern for spring. So lovely anil practical we suggest you plan to lay in a supply for 8— 12 or 16 or more place settings as you multiply your savings.

LOOP RUGS. 24x36 SI Beautiful assorted decorator colors.

SAVE 50c — Reg. $1.49 CLOTHES BASKETS, Only

SAVE HALF — $1.98 VALUE MIXING BOWL SET

£9c

99c

Made of oval bamboo. A REAL VALUE.

8 pece in 3 sizes (qt., |i, qt., and 2 qts.) Pliable colorful poly plastic.

BUDGET EASING SPECIALS

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Penney’s

ALWAYS FIRST* QUALITY!

Why Spend More? Penney # s has the newest trend-setting fabric selections (everything from glittering golds to fresh, fair florals) at lowest possible prices!

Penney’s new faces in fabrics for ’58!

everywhere Mylar glitter in

REGULATED COTTONS

Fashion prints that twinkle, shine, glimmer ’cause they’re gentlystroked with golden Mylar metallie. Crease-resistant, Sanforized 1 ,

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you get tin less! Nickel for every in one-time bu they’ll go f:i

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Stroked with gold, glinting fashionably. See how Penney’s new Mylar woven chambray stripes light up your wardrobe, your home! 36 inches wide.

Gleaming nificance ginghams woven with M; metallics. Machine w, able, crease-resistant, inches wide.

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CLOVEKDALE Mrs. Jack Davis flew to St. Petersburg, Fla. to spend a week visiting with Mr. anti Mrs. Jewett Nickerson, who are wintering there. A baby daughter, Ann Elizabeth. was born Sunday January 19, to Mr. and Mrs. George Carlisle. of Mooresville. Mrs. Carlisle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Murphy. Mrs. Anna Mann returned Saturday, from a two week vacation trip to Florida. Mrs. Mann reports that the weather was ideal and that she thoroughly enjoyed her stay there among friends and relatives. Mis. Koleen Irwin, of West Lafayette sp&nt the week-end at the home of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKamey, who purchased the Cole property on Main street, are readying the house for occupancy. They expect to move within the next month. Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Vaughan and son. David, spent the week- i end with Mr. and Mrs. Jewell | Vaughan. They also npent some time with Mrs. Vaughan's sister. Mrs. Aubrey Lewis, who has just returned home from the Putnam County Hospital, and while her condition Is improved she still must undergo a period of recuperation. Mi'S Ray Nay of North Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. James Sipple ,

were in Spencer, Friday atten ing the funera.1 of their sistc in-law, Mrs. Hattie Sipple. The WSCS of the Cloverda Methodist church was hoste Tuesday January 21, to tl

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