Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 6B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 March 1928 — Page 5

Drama of Astronomy '~ " | Astronomy is marked by a drama of: life and hope that no other human | activity has approximated. The first somplete system was formulated by | the Greeks, who concelved the stars | as fixed in a spherical shell which ro- | tated ouce daily about the uxis of the | universe. This shell, beyond the orbit of the planets, they thought was the visible boundary of the universe. Vinegar Versus Paint = Hot vinegar will dissolve hardened paint. To soften a paint brush in which the paint has been allowed to dry, beat vinegar to the boiling point and allow the brush to simmer in it a few minutes.,. Remove and wash well in strang soapsuds and the brush will be like new. Hot, sharp vinegar will also readily remove mortar and palnt from window glass. : True Education The entire object of true education 15 to make people not merely do the right things but enjoy the right things, not merely industrious but te love Industry, not merely pure but to love purity, not merely just but to hunger and thirst after justice.—Ruse : Famous Scottish Club The “Bannatype club” was a Scottish literary club named from George ! Bannatype, founded under the presi--| dency of Sir Walter Scott in 1823 | and dissolved in 1859. It was devoted | to the publication of works on Scottish i history and literature. ' Use for Cuttlefish l Teeth which from -any cause— ; smoking, neglect, medicine, and so on ’ —are in a very had black state should ! be cleaned with powdered cuttlefish. | This should be used three times dally { until the teeth are clean. After that, | any good dentifrice. i Caterpillar a Delicacy 3, There oxists in the eastern foot-! hills of the Rockies a large moth, | called the pandora. It has the longest. life of all the moths, and its cater- | pillar larvae are particularly relished ‘ by the Pai-Utes in the Klamath re- | gion of Oregon. é Famous Fishing Ground | - The Grand bank is a submarfoe | plateau in the North Atlantic nco:m.i extending eastward from Newfound- | land. It is noted for its fishing grounds. lis depth is from 30 to 60 fathoms. Shakespeare Theater : The Shakespears Memiorial theater | 18 the only theater in Great Britain | _incorporated under royal charter. The king is the patren and all funds or property must be used to further the objects enumerated in the charter. ' Brightening Bridget | The electric sins are now being pro«juced at Kohler in beautiful pastel colorings—blue, green, gray, orchid, c¢ream, rose and the like. What a touch of life they add to the kitchen.— Pennsylvania Papees. : Oxygen in the Air ' The weather burcau says that oxy- } gen occurs, not in farger, pencentage, but in greatest weight per cuble foot of alr, at the lowest levels and decreases with increase of helght. : - Artichoke Fed to Cattle ; The artichoke is most extensively | grown in France, where about 300,000 acres are planted annually. The tu- || bers there arve used for feeding cattle 1 “and sheep. | Fair Play | Those who hear a sermon broadeast | over the radio readily ought to. broadcast a little something back for the | collectlon plate.—Cincinnati Times | Star. ; 1 London of the Fuiure If London continues to grow at the rate it has maintained during the last century, it is computed it will have a population of 20.000.000 by 2000 A. D. Ancieat Coins Gold and silver coins found near Ludgershall, England, were declared by the coin department of the Bristol musenm to be about 2,000 years old Index of Men A man’s heroes are the biggest power in hls education. You can tell a man by the heroes he keeps.—American Magazine. : : The Cak Family There are probahly 300 species of the oak tree, almost all of which have been found in the northern hemis‘phere.. ' Fleeting Fame Sometimes the man who wakes up and finds himself famous goes to bed . again and sleeps it off.—Boston Transcript. : ' Praise of Silence . He approaches nearest to the gnds who knows how to be silent, even - though he Is In the right.—Cato. All the Difference A politician thinks of the next election; a statesman of the next genera tion.—James Freeman Clarke. & Head of Fern Family The term “Queen of Ferns” is ap- | plied to the lady fern. e 9 _ Nearby Deaths. | trouble; Mrs. C. M. Mell 87 Fikhart ~at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

We Want 1. Zii:t 2 Davs of This Sale to surpass in point of sales and volume any previous period bf our business history. This great money-saving club sale ito induce early piano buying. The makes we offer need no comment. Buyers who know values are coming fast—from far and near—some many, many miles—to take advantage of these wonderful values. Come -tonight, i possible-—-tomorrow, sure. -

‘ O i A . aEm .. ‘ A & w X | ' > Amazing Club Sale UPRIGHT—GRAND-PLAYER—REPRODUCING PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS - HIGHEST QUALITY—LOWEST TERMS—UNBELIEVABLE PRICES

@ Cooperative Club Alone Makes These il Prices and T erms Possible " The Special representati\}e in charge of this Sale will be Wi,th us only 10 days.. and only during this time will these prices and terms be in effect. It will pay you to make your selection garly for best choice. o Cooperative Selling Makes Buyins Easy Every purchaser/ on the Club Plan enjoys these si)ecial libe'ral‘ featux:es: ' ' ‘ _ - will pl ‘Grand, Upright or 1310 CASH PAYMENT ruydinyouhome = 2--THREE YEARS TO PAY crduaeiweerly . : ‘ and monthly pay- ‘ : ments as low as $2 ' , per week, | 3-IN c AsE OF ‘ SICKNI:ES& iggzd;?ayments reasonably ex- ' For inc i fi h 4—525.00 DISCOURNT [ i ooments ot time of parchase s-~Full Exchange Privillege in 12 Months For a pian_o of same or greater value if unsatistactgry. B s . S cher, 6~FREE MUSIC LESSONS iy teom 07

Every Upright, Grand or Player Qifered on this Cooperaiive Club Plan, is Brand New, GUARANTEED, Newest Siyles and Finishes. Our Repulation for2s Years of Honest Dealing is Your Protection. =~ = | e

See This Fine New Baby Grand Piano Now

U p'rig‘ht A Pianos, ' Grands and Victors taken in exchange as part ‘ payment:

: Your present Piano will be accepted as full first gayment on this or any layer-Piano in the entire stock. | ~ See This Player and Compare It With Others Twice as . High in Prjce! We do not say this is a New Player Piano, but we do say that it Is as near new as our shopmen know how to make 6. Use it for 6 months—then we will allow this price ~ for it on any New Player in

OTHER USED PLAYERS FROM $195 TO $375

"WILBUR TEMPLIN MUSIC STORES = 206 South Main Street | C ~ GOSHEN, IND.

You Have Been Waiting for This Opportunity

Now Is the Time to Act. Your Home Needs a Piano, Player or Grand Fiano

Worth $2OO More

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Good Used Phonographs 192035 $5 Cash—sla Week . STORE « .~ OPEN ~ EVENINGS

Read the Special Club Benefits and - Privileges to Buyers. Never in the history of our bixsiqes& have we offered such great valucs on such Bben{ terms gnd conditions, { S

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ARGAINS F;'om our exchange and rental department—some almost like new—others used more—priced lower, all included. _ Se GOOD PRACTICE PIANO Just the thing for beginners or teach- $69 ers’ studio. : - GOOD USED PIANO : Beautiful case design and finish. Splen-$ ' did tone. - o : LIKE NEW UPRIGHT $l 45 Floor sample and slightly used pianos L gslowas A : . Club Terms $1 a 2 Week

iou Get All of ~ These Extras, ~ |Floor Lamp, %Roll Cabinet, 1 12 Rolls, 'Bench Scarf. | With this BRAND NEW PLAYER Ol Ferea "~ Less Than \ Rent.