Ligonier Banner., Volume 81, Number 40, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 October 1947 — Page 7

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Farm Rubber Use

More than 100 million dollars worth of tractor tires and tubes—an all-time high—will be bought by American farmers this year. In addition, more than 34 per cent of the nation’s trucks are-used on farms. ®mong more notable uses of rubber on the farm, aside from tires, are milking machine inflations and tubes, electric brooder blankets and conveyor belts inside and outside barns. ’

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DINNER DATE HER AT THE TRADING POST RESTAURANT

.for the finest food in

town! She’ll like our marvelous food. Make it a date this weekend.

TRADING POST RESTAURANT S. Cavin Ligonier

Friday — Sat October 3 4 2 — BIG HITS —2 “Butch” Jenkins in : his new, hilarious hit! Even better than ‘ “Boys Ranch” = “LITTLE MR. JIM” with James Craig -~ > —2nd Hit — o ‘ "Roy Rogers Dale Evans George “Gabby” Hayes f‘»{" “HELDORADOQ”

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Sunday Monday October 5 6 Cont. from 2 p.m. Sunday . 2 Breath-Shattering Days! with : Amnnabella Richard Conte ae Pltig = Cartoon & News 1 Tues Wed Thur Oct 789 In Technicolor | ' Cornel Wilde L ~ Maureen O’Hara = '“THE HOMESTRETCH” 1 .' St Ext:a! i {

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Monster Clam Survives Atom Bombing

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South sea pearl divers dread to encounter these giant clams under water. When an unfortunage native steps on one of these huge bivalves, the creature closes its curved shell on the man’s foot, holding him until he drowns. Dr. A. D. Welander of the University of Washington department of fisheries is examining a specimen weighing more than 100 pounds that was dug from the coral 10 feet below the surface of Bikini lagoon, where the atom bomb tests were conducted,

GAY GADGETS"

By NANCY PEPPER BACKWARD BEHAVIOR

Your next party will go forward if you play these zany new backs ward games, Of & '~/ _ course, there may #)59 be a few concusWM sions and Ui sprained ankles O involved—but evel erybody will f 4 agree that it was fun to be fractured. All right, \ everybody turn o around please, The battle is

about to begin! i Tricky Treasure Hunt—You tell your guests that there are all kinds of treasures hidden 'round the house —like candy bars, gadget pins, chewing gum and stuff. To find them, they must all walk backwards. ‘Anyone found facing front will be fined all his treasures., The big surprise comes at the end when all the players prquly display their treasures. That’s when you announce that the one who brbught in the least is the winner. We warned you it was backward, didn’t we? :

Right-About-Face-Your-Partner — When the party starts to sag in the middle, line up the boys on one side of the room; girls on the other. r!ave them turn their backs on each other. Then direct them to walk backward toward the center without looking around. First boy you touch—or trip—is your partner. Quick, Leroy—the linimeht! . * * *

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT (Let-Down at” Second) Why doesn’t a new date dress _ That I thought I’d adore, Look as well on a date As it did in the store? :

* * s Glass of Fashion : .That’s you, when you glamorize your new eye glasses with some of this utter clutter. To make them equally good to look at and see through, try out these latest bright eye-deas. Name Your Frame — Print his name or yours in'nail polish on the side pieces of your specs. Or coat the side pieces with colorless polish, and while it's still wet, spell out a name in alphabet noodles.

After Many Had Failed

After many other inventors had failed, George Selden completed the first successful internal combustion engine in 1877. The Duryea brothers made the first auto to ‘run on a public highway in 1893. R. E. Olds’ straight-line assembly, Ford's mass production and standardized parts were vital factors that helped build a four billion dollar industry. It has created nearly seven million jobs in 1,375 cities in 44 states. Onefourth of all U. S. patents relate to automobiles.

TICKET SALES ON CHICAGO

HOME ECONOMICS TRIP TO BE

REPORTED OCTOBER 4th

. Tickets. for the Home Economics sponsored trip to Chicago are still available from local Home Economics Clubs or the County Agent’s Office. This trip will be on October 23! and 24.

The group will leave Albion on the B & O at 9:13 a.m. and arrive in Chicago at 12:30 p. m. Busses will meet the group and go to the Harrison Hotel. At 1:45 p.m., the group will leave the hotel for a tour through Armour and Company Experimental Kitchen. At 4:00 p.m., they will leave the stock ' yards and tour along the South Lake Shore Drive, returning

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TEEN-AGE TRIUMPHS By Stookie Allen

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to the hotel about 6 p.m. The evening will be open so that individuals may do anything they wish. On October.24th at 7:30 a.m., they will attend the {Breakfast Club Broadeast (fifty tickets available).

At 9:15," they wilt-leave broadcasting studio for tour of North Lake Shore Drive. 12:00 noon, lunch at Marshall Fields Store followed by a tour of the store or groups may go to other places- of interest.

Early evening will be open for shopping or other activities. At 8:45, the group will leave Chicago and arrive in Albion at 11:45 o’clock. -

Any ladies who wish to go should purchase- their tickets by October 4th. Those planning to go are: i ‘

Mrs. Gertrude Bucher, Mrs. Cora Hill, Wayne; Miss Brittie Baker, Albion; Mrs. Laurabelle Walker, Mrs. Laurabelle Grey, Mrs. Ruth Walker, Mrs. Violet DePew, Mrs. Grace Miles, Mrs. Jennie Cole, Mrs. Mabel Barr, Noble twp.; Mrs. Ida Decker, Mrs. James Leitch, Green

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twp.; Mrs. Bertha Mabie, Mrs. Altha Wallace, Mrs. Sarah Grooms Mrs. Gladys Beckner, Mrs. Harry Schlabach, and Mrs. Volnie King, Perry twp. Tickets have also been sold to two ladies in Swan twp. and has been reported that fifteen were sold in Wayne twp. All names have not yet been reported.

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TAKE-MY WORD FOR IT ~ WORDS TO WATCH # * * @ Today let us discuss a few familiar and important words which often are given dialectal pronunciations even by otherwise careful speakers. A good word to begin with is ‘“since,” which many of us pronounce exactly like ‘‘sense.” Be sure to pronounce since with the short *“i”” sound so that it rhymes ‘with “mince, prince,” thus: sinss. The word ‘“‘been’’ once was spelled b-e-n, and the pronunciation ‘‘ben” was more or less current in ‘America before the turn of the century. (For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: ‘‘lt

& | From where [ sit... 47 Joe Marsh .- . a 5 s) A ‘?g O — M ~\ - “It's Living N That Counts”

;I stole the title of this column fifrom a magazine article that said 12 whole lot better than I can what ‘farm and country life can mean. " We talk about farm profits, pro--duction, research, and mechanieal \improvements.. .. but isn’t it true, what we really value is the life ‘country living offers us?... the chance to be close to our families ‘and neighbors.., children sharing in the chores. .. working with our own hands at a worthwhile job. And country pleasures are simple: good talk at day’s end, and

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L by Frank Colby might have been!’’—Whittier.) But “ben” is not good usage in these days. The Standard American pronunciation is: bin, to rhyme with Yein i e For years this column has sought to stamp out the error of pronunecing “rinse” like the word ‘““wrench.” Progress has been satisfactory. But occasionally women still are heard “wrenching’’ their hands, stockings, underwear, dishes and what not, although to wrench (twist violently) such things is to subject them to rather harsh and destructive treatment. It would be -much more seenily to ‘‘rinss” them. Rinse, like since, should rhyme with “mince.”

a glass of mellow beer with friends -+ . the companionship of man and wife, unruffled by distractions of the city . . . the mutual tolerance of one another’s tastes—in choosing a friend, or a glass of beer, or a candidate for Governor. Mind, I'm all for material improvements. But from where I sit, the real goodness of our country life is that spirit of tolerance, moderation, and good fellowship.