Ligonier Banner., Volume 64, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1930 — Page 2

---“and so I traded in my old, _ unsightly utensils on this new | beautiful ENAMELED WARZ.” 1 = 7l REN N\ Wi g V) ‘ w.“ & | —N e B o e /t\,‘!! [y (B X AN T= BT I[::‘ b AR | L B ] | m M g T - Y| it 29¢ & ,«??' . One Allowance N " ‘:ﬁ ! *:' y Trade-In on your old -“‘s%"' on each new cooking utensils. iz - piece purchased. You can equip your kiichen ~ through this TRADE-IN Plan "~ Replace you old, dingy, dented, cooking utensils, that have outlived their usefulness, ~ with this genuine . _ : " COLUMBIAN-MADE 1 | Enameled Ware 3 | IVORY WITH GREEN TRIM

For a limited time only we are in position to allow i you 290 each for your old aluminum, tin, copper, cast i iron or enameled cooking utensils, to apply on the | . purchase price’of this new ware. = % Everything you need to make your kitchen utensil | equipment complete is here on display. Come in and see this beautiful, triple coated, Ivory Ware, that is on sale at greatly reduced prices. , Thursday, April 3rd and Ends Saturday All items have been priced special for this sale. In addition we allow you an extra 29c for your old utensil. Only one of the many extra values at

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SEX QUESTION my&m& One of the Most Fundamental Factors " to Be Considered fn the . Analysis of Society. = In 1920 there were 104 men to every 100 women in the United States Whether this ratio has risen of fallen will be one of the most important facts to be determined by the 1930 census, according te Dr. Joseph A, Hill, director of the census who has pointed out that the- relative number of the males to females is one of the most fundamental factors to be considered in any analysis of society. The sex question has always had an important place among the list of questions asked by the enumerators at each ‘decennial census of the United States, Dr. Hill said. Even in the first very simple census taken in 1799. when ' only four questions were on the census schedule, one of them concerned the sex of the white persons enumerated. ‘The sex of negroes was not considered important enough to be recorded until the census of 1840, when members of the colored race were registered according to sex for the first time by the census hireau. . As far back as the records go, there have always been more males than females in the United States. In 1790, the sex ratio for the white populaaion was 103.8 to 100. The early frontier days of our history called for men more strongly than for women. -

.The continued excese of males in the United . States is accounted for mainly by immigration, since males immigrate in larger numbers than females. This explains the fact that the excess of males reached its maximum in 1910, at the end of a decade of the heaviest immigration this country has even known. The sex ratio then went up to 106 to 100. In 1920 it had dropped to 104 to 100, due largely to the restricted immigration during the war, and to the number of American men who remained in Flanders. 5 - AL

It is of interest to inquire what the ratio of males to females is or would be if not affected by immigration. It is a statistically established fact that the. mumber of male births is slightly greater than the number of female. But for some reason, which biologists apparently have not- yet fathomed, the female infant is more tenacious of life than her baby brother, who consequently does not maintain. the numerical superiority which he had at the omtset. By the time the rising generation reaches maturity the two sexes are nearly equal in number. - The information obtained through the census as to the number of males i:m‘d females in the population is in}dispnnsable «in the vcalcul,ation of life ‘tables. in the determination of mortality rates, and in strudying the incidence of “disease. It is knowledge that nneded in business, in legislation, ‘and ‘other connections. - “Sunny Side Up” at Crystal this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. > Indiana BasKetbaH (razy. Indiana is basketball crazy and is sacrificing its boys and girls on the altar of sport, Dr. H. BE. Barnard, former state food and drug commissioner chairman of President Hoover's conference on child health and protecion, told the convention of the Indiana League of Women Voters meeting at Indianapolis. : “The school system of which these basketball games are a part, and the whole community, clearly -over-em-prasize the minor part the athletic director plays in the physical and health ‘edncation of all the children in school,”. Dr. Barnard said. - : “All these activities of physical education and recreation are being studied by an important committee of ‘the -child- health conference, and it 'may be that the conclusions reached as a result of these studies will help us in developing better systems of supervised playgrounds for our children.l o st

Sent to Jail For Beating Sister

Dolphia Beitsel 20 of Wabash isn’t going to beat and scratch his 12-year old sister Pauline any more. At least not for the next 11 days. . His parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beitsel, filed charges of assault and battery against their son after the two children had their battle. Beitsel entered a plea of not guilty saying that his sister was as much to blame for the fuss as he was. "

The court took another view of it, however after the parents had testified and fined the youth $1 and costs. Not having the $ll to pay the fine and costs, the young man was taken to the Wabash county jail to lay it out.

__Charged With Embezzlement Alfred L. Grimes 35 of Fort Wayne who is charged with embezzling $428 from the Fort Wayne Towel Supply company ‘where he was employed as salesman and collector was arrested Friday in Muncie and returned to Fort Wayne. : : : : . FOR TRUSTEE. ~ T. J. Mawhorter, of Elkhart Township has announced he will be a candidate for the nomination of trustee of Elkhart township on the democratic ticket. : o . » " FOR TRUSTEE. : ‘Grant Phares, has “announeed he will be a candidate for re-election as trustee of Sparta township at the primary election May 6th. &

FOR TRUSTEE.

To the democratic voters of Elkhart ‘Township, I have -allowed my name to. be used for the office- of township trustee, subject to your: choice in the primary election May 6th. I stand for strict economy in the affairs of your township. e e - ~A H. FULK, Wawaka, Ind.

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Winona Summer Program | The Winona lake chautauqua program which will be held from June 29 to August 10 will include novelty musi cal attractions as the Royal Batt%::# orchestra the Philharmonic Ensemble the Bessie Larcher Novelty company the Loseff’s Rusblan Musical company the Carolina Jubilee Singers the Alpine Serenaders the Adriatic Tambo players the Samuel Thaviu Conmcert company, the Maple Leaf Musie part, the Rose Garden four and the t:‘ghit Opera Mirror company have been arranged for the coming season’s program. o

~ The following plays will be present ed: “Two Blocks Away” “ThreeTWisp Fools” “A Message from Mars” “‘Peter the Rock” “Intimate Strangers” “Her Step-hushand” “Pigs” “Her Husband’s ‘Wife’ “Grumpy” a Shakespearian play and others. Frank Holman will give a lecture on “Pigeons.” } ! T | | l ~ New Clues to Girl’s Death. A police officer of Terre Haﬁte‘ is enroute to Philadelphia to obtain custody of Herman Niece, 31, who was arrested there following his g.tate}ment that he was wanted in | erre Haute for the killing of a teh yearold girl. , | More than a year ago Edith! Mae MDierdorf, a nine-year-old girl (Lisap'peared from the streets ‘ot,%WeSt Terre Haute and several weeks| later her body was found along a creek bank south of that place. Niece will be questioned to determine if he had any knowledge of the child's heath_.

Circuit Judge John P. Jeffries entered an order providing t‘un%s for return of Niece and Detective Pearl Bonover left for Philadelphia to{ bring the man back. e

A small crowd enjoyed the presentation of “The College Hot*o” by the Junior class of L. R. S. Wednesday night. Due to adverse weather conditions the Thursday night performance was' postponed to Tuesday April 1. The play was a gre_afs'il'ccess during its first performance and is bound to be even better Tiesda.y with a guarantee of giving everyone a very enjoyable evening. o

Stolen Chicken Found.

Thieves who robbed the farm home of Charles Juday, one and :t:-half miles south of Benton of 57 Barred Rock Chicken, apparently f:elt ? change of heart for the fowls, in two crates were- found the chickens a short distance from the farm. | |

" See and hear “Sunny Side Ij}p” at Crystal this' Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Show starts at 7:45.| :

" | THURSDAY APRB.Sd . This Dollar Day Sale is a genuine bargain event. The valves offered are good quality new merchandise and are genuine bargains at their reguiar prices but these giveaway prices mean real savings to you. = - '

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Ll¢ ] ' ' ‘Bleached Gt . HOPE MUSIEIN %5 §$lG6 Metal Kitchen Sitools e Bridée Lamps,v complete Kotex, gennine | with back5...........51.00 = Parchment shades..sl.oo 3 b0xe5.............51.00 12 Quart Milk Pails 29¢ Pie Ovens, |-burner - Food Choppers, ‘ - Getor oGh o 9100 $1.39 va. $-day....51.00 $1.25 va1ue...............51.00 Good Brooms, 29c - EZ Fold ironing boards * [ adies Rigbber . = Al o SN 3247 |-din....00 2000 Aprons M e 2. OIL CLOTH, PLAIN OR COLORS, PER YARD...........25¢ -~ | - E) T . Commercially fast colors T : NeW ,P:ercale . W s $l -OO

Salted Peanuts, per fpownd 10 Chocolate Covered Peanuts, per p0und.....19¢ Candy Bars, all kinds, 3 f0r...............10c

- = ;g()ther_Speciagls»noffiste; Here Wil_l Be on_Sale i B W, R. Thomas 5c to $5.00 Store Next to Talking Picture Show - > L L 2 L;goﬂer;lnd

The College Hobo.

Make Plans For Yard and Garden It is a good plan to make some plans for beautifying your yard or garden. You may never get it done, but it is a good thing to think of little acts that could be dome which will tend to make your surroundings more pleasant. Generally not much work or effort is reguired fo make quite noticeable transformations and the cost of such changes is generally the time and determintio tn do it. - : o : " Faees Another Momey (risis Chicago with its depleted treasury appeared to be rapidly nearing another financial crisis when it was announced city employees will not be ‘paid on scheduled time next months. ~ Their April 1 pay checks will not be available until after April 9 Silas H. Strawn chairman o fthe Citizens “rescue” committee has announced.

Mail Carrier Picked

Charles O. Krise president of the Auburn Chamber of Commerce received the indorsement of a majority of of the Republican committeemen of Union township for the appointment of acting postmaster at Auburn at a called meeting Friday afternoon. ~ Mr. Krise carrier on rural route No. 2 out of Auburn received five out ‘of seven fives that were cast. :

Aged Woman Hit by Car

Mrs. Caroline Binkley 81 of Huntington suffered a fractured skull and broken left shoulder when struck by an automobile on streets of Huntington Tuesday morning. She remains in a critical condition at the Huntington hospital. - ; L

To Enlarge Home.

‘More than $lO,OOO will be.expended in enlarging and remodeling the Amcerian Legion home in SQuth Bend. Plans for the purchase of property adjoining the present site and complete renovation of the home have been made. - : >

Held For Robbing Mails

Kenneth Kauffman 22 postoffice employee at Atlanta Ind., and the son of the postmaster Andrew G. Kaufman was under $2,500 bond today after being bound oversto the federal grand jury on charges of robbing the mails.

Killed by Best Friend

. Marvin Edmonds 15 was dead at Indianapolis today the victim of an accidentl revolver shot by his best friend Harry Martin 18. g

No one should miss - “Sunny Side Up” this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. el

The Biggest ~ Dollar Day Value o gy 3 \%” Vi ﬂ‘ - A DU es MH ﬂ‘ A : G| = | T, é | SRR AR ! ~ EVERY & Monarch Electric Range purchased on Dollar Day will be Installed for = o ~ OTHER $-DAY SPECIALS kLIGONIER ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 700 ‘

Ligonier Banner ' $2.00 the Year

Oval Chenille Rugs,« 18x36, 2 forsl.oo Curtain Sets, 5-piece, 79¢ ; ~ value, $-Day Special, 2 setssl.oo

Chocolate Drops, per 'p0nnd....;..".........._...... 10c Special Mixed Candy, per p0und.............10¢ Gum, all kinds, 3 packages®. .. ... 10c"