Ligonier Banner., Volume 83, Number 1, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 January 1949 — Page 7

Thursday, January 6, 1949

«MAGALINE PAGE

_ & 2 . i ;“1.1 \‘\\ // \\\ o &-&?E"g ﬁ%&%’m% R s BAYAA A , By Tom GRrecory

One or Tie mvor ~ NN _~7D ~ W IRRITATIONS THAT MOST N\ 9 & @l ee—il . HOUSEWIVES FACEATLEAST N\ £ &/ 20 @ \\Q ONCE A WEEK IS ASAGGING \\&AF £ AN NSI CLOTHESLINE THAT THREAT- NF A b? ENS TO LET THEIR FRESH B e o 4RI WASH DRAG ON THE GROUND. , »%*ngem/ B€ \ A AN EFFECTIVE CLOTHES- Wil e TR LD LINE PROP CAN BE MADE Yl el BATNNTT FROM A FORKED POLE AND B & IEAh a 7 i | A COIL SPRING. THE ARMS |l z‘,« IRIE N 4 %ggf‘ ,éli 11l OF THE FORKED END ARE 'l R Il bDG B NOTCHED TO RECEIVE THE ] e e T, BT LINE, WHILE THE SPRING, LTI e TR TSNS ARR . e FITTED WITH A HOOK AT @R UE N RIRR ONE END, IS FASTENED IN <0 Af oe e SRR THE CROTCH WITH A LARGE {1 . V‘l 5 SCREW EYE. HOOKED OVER |y ,) & THE LINE, THE SPRING HOLDS ; TN IT IN THE NOTCHES AND AT THE- f SAME TIME TAKES UP MUCH OF THE SLACK, KEEPING : , THE LINE TAUT AND THE WASH OFF THE GROUND. H g \ \ / TSI S~ )\ B Trou voo R A Sete s raom N all [ LINE . y STRUNG 15 TO wgn( M| B DEViCE FOR KEEPING IT TIGHTL » ¢ o BN/ B pass THE LINE THROUGH © H?JLCND%WT“}E | o /!I B TT Tt CLOTHES, RELEASE IT ANDTHE N/ -by WEIGHT WILL PULLIT UP TIGHTLY. :

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS 1 Threw 5 Slam 9 Light boat 10 Masculine name 12 Coin (Swed.) 13 Bone on side of face 15 Tip 17 Distress signal 18 Minute groove 20 Good conductor of heat 24 Epoch 26 Astonishment 27 Transformable 32 Open (poet.) 33 Vehicle 34 Full of news 37 Squeeze 41 Disease of chickens 43 Certain 44 Go back 48 Narrow inlet 49 Inner satelite of Uranus 50 Relieved 52 Bamboo-like grass 53 Feat DOWN - 1 Proofreader’'s mark 2 Close to (poet.) 3 Thus 4 Evening sun god - 5 Plump and TOSY 6 Ascend

g e 9 5 § 'TMARY WORTH’S FAMILY ‘ T ’ T T T | Kvouve mislupGED ¥ surer.an rive 3 [T WIS TOSEE MisTAH FINEMANE:- )( pLEASE, SISTER!--THAT DODGE HAD ) |PIXIE HAS TRICKED HERB INTO SiGNING A LETTER [NWAS A 3 BUSYAS 21 ryaT 50MEBODYS ABOUT ) g CASTIN' "HAMLET™ ..NOW BLOW! OF INTRODUCTION TO A FAMOUS PRODUCER .- | | BEE: jmppet ToGET sTUNG! 1 R ¥ i i - MRS.WORTH AND I THANKS, Miss BR!CKAH b’ m r‘r*: ‘\'v‘i‘ :x;;:;f’ ‘|/; 1. [ \ e ll' 1,,' - g l(/ | ARE STARTING HOME, \.g\iT I'VE GOT A SCAN'LOUS k &'.E{ ﬁ& GN~ 4 % %} N N ’&' NN | !;N%CASSR?HP;E LOT OF WORK TO DO ! 57?“‘;: o 7 |P‘ — s A 0 & g &LA ad (¥ -&' Yy STRAP BLIS 1B AN 37 B i A ¢ e K eAN SN P WITH US? a 6 JofN / : \\,... e& ?, o’!’ 'i//@ z‘f" ) >)OY. A A (E . e A \,_; = ‘\K‘! I 8 B s /¢" ‘{/ /. oS 2 \(/ B ’@ @ % ( Y k“h"c \ - )Ve Jalr/e ’‘ { :J/ 3 | / o \' . Y] Y o)) S ‘\‘ VR B‘ N /) |l} e [ e W ’ (1 VB RY A\ =) fo-c000.0) &N\ ) £ g I/ BN || (22T I e A N T (S — /R RATTY 1% 2 [,\\§?‘ 2 17\l N (@R AN B ) /4 | N ; AN\ =T - —; s W oB AR N N oR S = RN T

PEOOD THING YOU CALLED “siLVER"; )| [MEANWHILE-IN PORKYS HOTEL) (3 £29 ] F RELax uarseuy? 1. 11T THERE'S BEEN A LITTLE MISTAKE! X |ROOM.. 4 el I | [ 1601 HE KEY INMY @ o PORKY TRIED TO PASS THE STUFF TO OKAY, ] | POCKET AND A ROSCOE A% a A GUY WHO LOOKED LIKE YOU! BUT_ GUMSHOE / = . IN MY MITT! | | AN IT% STILL FOR SALE! HOLD ON! Il GONNA £ ' | s | N I'LL GET YOU HIS ADDRESS s SING OR- & A 2 | (= Y [A\ ;\: sji \ 4 A ’ S ' ﬁ,/":} : %} ;:;-;:F’;.\ll ] ff/w ‘\&‘ 3 7) K /a 7 RPN gl = T X oy =, -l = /3 e JeE = N E/“\\‘ 57 ’ v @ =7 " F || =4 | N @3 ig@g (& el == r B)l Ve U P a.” [/ \ | 77 v I‘ o 4 A,A‘*m“d"!&} 77 =y h«é@\‘i&? |(GN/ l ,;1~ | @m‘/’ "R | | SRR ] D 52 AN REE\ (B '*\/\ BAI m/“"

AT T T T T TR Ell%ﬂﬁllll’ A| | 72 IVt 00 || O | | PP el T 0| |O% FI R T 200 | | || 1 “FrETI e TR T 2| 1L 51 11 7 " No. 25 % .

28 Open (poet.) 29 Novel - 30 Spigot 31 Flower , 35 Frolic 36 Produce 38 Care for 39 Wept 40 Chief = 42 Father 44 Sun god 45 Blunder 46 Fasten 47 Spread grass to dry 51 Symbol in Lloyd’s register

7 Nothing 8 Jellify 9 Policemen (slang) 11 Music note 14 Like 16 City, NW Ukraine 19 Part of l(to be" 4 21 Flap 22 Hole-boring tool 23 Sheltered side 25 Portion of curved line 27 Peruse

Answer to Puzzle . Number 24

ISPASHCAESE S PO[RITRNAIBIAICIA MO T TICRRYIAIC T ERSHUIP B O[T TE HEERRE-EE BEOHMORIT[LILIS SIORIAISIBIRIE[S[T] CIRAVIEISEIS]] RIAMEXIDIL TN [T A[T(E RV IRERA| Gl BEISHTIOWEIR SIoIRIGIOMEVIEINIT NoISISIMRIARIER

\\\\\\ ‘\“\‘\\\\\ \\\‘ \‘%‘\\ ““\\ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ “ | o A ABA : » 4»\ . 7 g TR e 7 A 2 STATE 7y A 1 oL statue /(e // / . THE STATUE OF LAY 7 01 1 N ?% 7 LIBERTY ON BEDLOE’S .7 e \\*4;/ /| isLanp is eaRT oF ;} / : ////7 \N\_ &/ & /// NEW YORK BUT THE 1 I /54’ AR AR [, /// / WATER AROUND IT . PR NS dvis IS IN NEW JERSEY, 5 LITTLE MR. BIG =4 "M - ~ JAMES MADISON,4TH PRESIDENT / P -= L \ OF THE UNITED STATES, e e - ‘ S WAS ONLY 5§ FEET . 1= - TALL AND WEIGHED Buy // j &”/} : > 100 POUNDS, | : » . = = | kEEP THEM ‘ 4 7 N e @ 4, s~ e o "WY % o | y grmm— - - \ ; - ~’ ‘ z Ly‘ » % e L <= l’ ” / —IS B [ A P B CPNOS9] | e VIl A VBN = \ (@; X R ,/[\‘7 / e m" e & & \ f ’«.ﬁ\% e ‘7\3/9 ‘w] ; ; ~_ ‘ " “"IQH f £ 3 \; \;“&\?),y 7\_9‘ e ‘ /" INT— R cE 228 /A e L S =e\ N RS ' 'sm o ':fl;;'ﬁ WP ’ : i=\ | » L ety 'o./l/"'} ’%‘ NO PARKING L AN ENGINEER IN SEATTLE WAS HEAVY LIGHTER GIVEN A PARKING TICKET BY A A° VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II DECORATED HIS MOTORCYCLE COP FOR BLOCKING RONSON CIGARETTE CASE AND LIGHTER WiTh % TRAFFIC AT A CROSSING WITH SO MANY WAR SOUVENIRS THAT THE CASE HIS TRAINS. - \NCREASED (N WEIGHT FROM ITS ORIGINAL : 4 OUNCES TO OVER 2 POUNDS s

RABBIT SEASON ENDS JAN. 10

TRAPPING ON 15th

Hunters were reminded , this week that the open season on rabbits ends at sundown January 10 but that fur-bearing animals may be hunted or trapped until noon on January 15. . State law provides that trappers may posses any raccoon, opossum, skunk, mink or muskrat or the untanned hide or fur thereof for five days after the closing day of the trapping season. Licensed fur buyers may possess hides or furs for sixty days after the trapping season ends. Within that sixty-day period, all fur buyers also must make a written report to the Conservation Department concerning all purchases and sales of furs they have made. ~ In order to obtain a survey of ‘the annual harvest of wildlife in the state, Pittman- Robertson ‘project leaders again will mail questionnaires to more than 20,000

THE LIGONIER BANNER

hunters, trappers and fishermen of Indiana. Details concerning these questionnaires will be announced shortly by William B. Barnes, Pittman-Robertson . leader in charge of this project. :

L Jndiana’s 4‘ " K & B cockTAll LOUHE B cyRACUSEMNDIA oms o] o RTV (e V] ] B & DANCING & 8 EVERY SAT. NITE § e ALY 26’% g T TU T A TY 1 & S Y A TN (TS

The average broad-breasted bronze turkey will consume about 92 pounds oftfeed during its growing period of 28 weeks.

I TR AR SR v N : A , 254 ;-:»' ‘}& b 8 \\:\ . )y x'}k(‘(\\ \ : £ ¢ end e : : BT S SRR SR . =‘E;§;§;§:§a§s§e§z§z;z;z§z§s;;;;:r.”.,A:::" T AN |A e A . N\ . , ‘ - . s 3 s : R R AR e ~ S I . AR ST S : T 8. e : ; e ’ : : i}_x;zsv;Js.;:.-iz?:ifssiéfssésss%&:2;s:éf»éfiif???iéeiéi;if EEE: : Sw ; : i s . e . Vo . . g oo 8 S ~ . RO L e R 8S S Lt eOl s Ko ~ N e eoo ey % - T v L : - T o : O EEEEEE s ; o Y X ey *tg o : \% .—:'::: : —..:.::. ; < : 7‘.'::s:s‘:?«‘ (&, ",‘3};". e o e " - G o ; . "t@“.\:.fif;'-:lii;':' ~‘~-. Tl s e R e : ie o 1 e Srl s TAEEs ; T ; *ﬁﬂwwﬁﬁ _Jﬂ-.:;._-_;:-:';-.?... B L= Eal . - Eac B ML el et e ST, - T i TRt : DN T ..-:":"':’-' =R R *‘)gﬁ e-~Pit - % ' ‘ i SERLEET S el . o et o . , . : 7 ' i o 4 2'-o ' . e ~ Ihe practical sea 1i0n... The sea lion is a sissy . . . but practical. He wears a fur coat when he goes in swimming. ; . Your car engine isn’t a sissy, but it needs extra winter- R . - time protection. That’s why practical motorists change *‘““ e N to winter-grade Conoco Nt2 Motor Oil and an OIL- W e PLATED engine for extra-protection. ; \\\\\ 2 s . % ) * . P‘“\; 7 They know Nth ¢6il contains a special edded ingredient - TP . that fastens extra lubricant so closely to cylinder walls it ) \\ \ “ won’t all drain down . . . even overnight. That's why v/ OIL-PLATING means extra protection. L (* : Be like the sea lion. Be practical and. .. o ! ‘ it - : iR ; g ~ Qil-Plate for Exira Protection! o - Qil-Plate Tor txtra Protection! | N \§ .'e;3 £ s e g : Copyright 1949, Continental Oil Company : iy A e 'z Ligonier Motor Sales Leonard Tully E. L. Milner Firstand Cavin ~ Corner Union and Lin.WaySouth =~ Wawaka

P bl. A t. The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his residence 2 miles west of Albion on one-way pavement then 2 miles north or 1 mile east of Wawaka on road 6 then south 1 and % miles, on Wednesday, Jan. 19,’49 - SALE TO BEGIN AT 11 O’'CLOCK A.M. ® ; Livestock and Feed

PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COW, 1 years old, to freshen January 27 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COW, was fresh in July, on full flow of milk. ‘ PUREBRED HOLSTEIN, 6 yrs. old, was fresh Sept. Ist. : GRADE HOLSTEIN, 4 yrs. old, was fresh July 25th. , GUERNSEY COW, 4 yrs. oid, was fresh April 24. : ' GUERNSEY FIRST CALF HEIFER, was fresh July 13th. BLACK COW, 3 yrs. old, was fresh August 11. ‘ ' GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFER, due to freshen Feb. sth. 'GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFER, [ due to freshen July 24th. 'PUREBRED HOLSTEIN HEIFER, due to freshen Aug. 17th. 4 HIGH GRADE HEIFERS, 4 to 6 months old.

Farm Equipment

Oliver “70” Tractor and Cultivator, Used 5 seasons. - Uliver No. 2 Combine, Like New. Oliver 2-Row Corn Picker. Oliver Radex 2 14-in. Plow. -~ 3-Section Oliver. Spring Tooth Drag. : IHC Fertilizer Corn Planter. . 12-Dis¢ Superior Fertilizer Grain Drill, A-1 Ceondition. ; 8-ft. Dunham Cultipacker. : Rubber Tire = Wagon, Timken Bearings. v 2 Low Steel Wheel Wagons. , 2 Good Hay Racks with Grain Boxes. . ; Power Corn Sheller. ' Buz Saw with Metal Frame. Clipper Fanning Mill, No. 2 with 12 Screens, Like New. : The above mentioned machinery

~ Terms—CASH. Not responsible for accidents "PAUL LeCOUNT, Owner John Singleton & Son, Auctioneers. Riddle & Norris, Clerks. HOT LUNCH SERVED AT NOON ' f

All cattle of breeding age are bred by artificial insemination to Plus Index Proved Sires. All cattle T. B. tested and Calfhood Vaccinated. SORREL and BAY GELDING, wt. 3,200, 9 yrs. old, Good Workers. 2 BROOD SOWS, Big Type Poland, due to farrow in Feb. Second Litters. 7 ton LOOSE CLOVER HAY, more or less. 150 Bales Second Cutting ALFALFA and BROME GRASS, HAY MADE WITHOUT RAIN. 325 Bales WHEAT STRAW. 350 Bushels OATS IN ‘BIN, ‘RAISED FROM CERTIFIED . CLINTON SEED. 1000 Bushels GOOD YELLOW CORN. ' 60 SHOCKS FODDER.

has all been used less than 5 yrs. John Deere Manure Spreader with Roller Chain, ' Dayton Hay Loader. IHC Side Delivery Hay Rake. 7-ft. Tandem Tractor Disec. 2-Section Spike Drag. Tower Surface Cultivator. Deering Grain Binder. : No. 1 IHC Hammer Mill, 6 Screens. 50-ft. Endless Hammer Mill Belt. Hand Corn Sheller. 2 Hog Houses, 6x6, Feed House, 4x6. 10x12 Brooder House. 500 Cap. Electric Brooder. Cream Separator. 1 Set Harness. New Storm Windows, 26x66. 1-4 Hp. Electric Motor.

Page 7