The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1931 — Page 6
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,1931
A >|> IT'S TOO FOR WEE
TOW EVES SW ,1, SAT PI
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F h^ard of a Scotch family that passed a shirt
from son to son rach time it came hack from the wash, shrunk. Rut now, we understand, it's even too small
for w ee Sandy.
Arrow Shirts offer a better kind of Scotch thrift. They offer permanent fit . . . guaranteed permanent fit. The new Arrow Sanforized-Shrinking process makes this sol id guarantee possible. And it applies to etery Arrow Shirt. Add this money-back guarantee to Arrow ^ St\l e and materials, and you get plus value. | m >|jr Arrow Gordon Oxford, for example, is ® SKK WINDOW S. C. PREVO C0MPy\NY
home siohe
e l n-sr Gonzales, are in line "ith a suggestion recently sent Go'. Ross Sterling by ly'opold Morris, editor of The Victoria Advocate. “Highly compressed cotton, properly treat’d, would h,. more durable and cheaper than other road material, even at 18 cents a pound, according to preliminary investigations,” Morris v rnte Sterling shortly after he called the Texas legislature into special session tn pass a cotton acreage reduc- | tion bill. "Building erected many years ago • n cotton foundations are still standI iiiT." Mnrris said, ‘‘and a leading railroad constructed in England, built ! through -wapms on bales of cotton a half century ag", is -till in existence.” Morris wants a congressional com ! niittce to study the matter, a.- well as j highway engineers. lie further re called that several years ago when the pri c of rubber was low . tho Brit I i I, y mi men! built several high ! ways of rubber.
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Itrt.t.V BE V NS in HI ST IM. W I I H I IMI.
I EX AS SI I IHhS COT IllN ROA1IS is, if iiutaiu • x|m i iments now being VH'TtiRIA, Tex., ( UP)—Cotton 1 nduv ed b\ stale highway engineer highways may soon relieve the farm- <i'lcu-ist are suecc.sful.
er without biui' in of logisl ition. T hat T ho.-" ' \pci intents, being conduct- I next spring.
Frequently beans kept over winter for seed are found badly infested with weevils when examined the following Ispiing. A few simple precautions when placing the beans in storage will assure sound seed next year, according to ,1. .1. Davis, head of the ento- , mology department of the Purdue university agricultural experiment
station.
Unless stored in a cold room bean j weevils will continue to develop and 1 reproduce throughout the winter j months. Consequently, even if only ,a few beans are infested when placed in storage, these few weevils can con- | tinue to develop and increase and 1 cause large losses by planting time
Therefore, the first con-
sideration in protecting beans is to ( see that they are free from infesta- J tion when placed in storage. Carbon bisulfide fumigation will insure against storing infected seed. To use air-slaked lime for protecting beans, simply dust it thoroughly through the beans so that they wall j receive a slight coating. The residue which will remain should not be removed but allowed to settle through the beans to the bottom of the container. If you have only a small , quantity, say a peck, use about four parts of the lime to one part of beans. If you have from a peck to three bushels, use only throe parts of lime to one of beans. If more than three bushels, use only two parts of lime to one of beans.
I i u I uit < <« NS < <) \ 1 u| ARMS OF MISsOi R! PUKRl o. iido,, (UP)- The origin el draw ns: of the coat of arms of the ate of Mi ouri is believed to be nmimr he ■ Hr’tion of old deeds, let te -mi! •ipi is owned by Dr. W. G. \\ iiliams, here. I v dia- mg, carefully executed in pen and ink. depicts sketches of Washimtnn and Jefferson on either side of the bears which grace the prese t .. <| of Missouri, and at the top ti e legend, “Future Capital of the United States." Two stamps, bearing a facsimile of the ne-t, uIso are owned by the doctor. He bought them TO years ago, paying if 12~> each for them. He values them iit present at $1,500. No estimate of value has lieen placed upon the original of the -eal, but i; is believed, should it prove to be genuine, it will be almost priceless. Dr. Williams' collection wVs started
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER RILE—
WITHOUT CALOMEL And You’ll Tump Out of Bed u>
the Morning Harin' to Go I? you fee! »our and irjr.k and thi world
looks punk, don’t swallow a lot of sailt*,
mineral water, oil, la-tativ. randy or rhewi
er. oil, la-tatn. randy or chewing and exp®' * them ‘o 'rake • ou suddenly tweet and buoyant and full of sun
turn and <
For they can't do it. Th<
bowels and
ou audd nahine.
o it. They only move th~
id a mt-re ro tvement doesn’t get at
the calls'*. The reason for your down-and-out filing is your liver. It aliould pour out two
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest. I* just deca;.s in the bowels. Das bloats up your stomach. You have a thick, bad last* and vour breath is foul,
akin often breaks °ut in blemish'
aches and you fe°! down and out. \ our whole
system is poisoned.
‘ CARTER’S
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poisoned.
It takes those good, old CARTEF UTTLE LIYKU PILLS to get these t rounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel “up and up" The: contain wonderful, fcarm!**ss. gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely
But don’t aek for liver pills. Ask for Carter’s Little Liver Pills. lyrok for the name Carter s I itt'e Liver Pills on the red labc’. Resent a substitute. 25c at all stores. G 1931 C. M. Lo.
44 years ago, when h p came into pos session of a letter by Artemus Ward, the humorist. Dr. Williams also owns an order isued by Gov. Brooks, of Masssrhu etts, appointing Ward a lieutenant ii the Third cavalry, dated 1819. In addition to hi.s collection on Ward, the doctor owns letters whirl crossed the plains on the pony ex press, newspapers dated hack to rev olutionary days, and commodity prior lists issued in 1831.
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I’heta Sigfs To Fdif Old («old Day Paper Honorary Discusses Publication During Meeting Held Last Night Members of Theta Sigma Phi will publish the annual Old Gold day papm on Oct 24 At a meeting held last 'tight at the Alpha Phi house, the following coeds were assigned to thslr respective positions: Eleanor Peterson, editor-in-chief; Caroline Mvord. business manager; Kaithryr, Tofaute, copy editor; RozeRp Rutter, feature editor; Mildred Alkln, city sitto! , and Betty Snow, society editor T he Old Gold day edition will prob kMv contain among other things a list of those students making mid course honors, the names of Theta ‘bema Phi pledges, a bulletin of Old Gobi da'- events, a review of the Old Gold day play, a write-up about the afternoon same, and a preview of vesper services to be held the following day.
i Ml lit v|(,m v TO SPONSOR <>I,D GOLD DAY BONFIRE "id Gold day activities were discussed by Phi Eta Sigma In its meeting at the Beta house Tuesday even’ng- , In addition, the scholastic honorary decided to sponsor the traditional bonfire on the evening before Old Gold day. The members voted to hold a steak roast at Allendale on Thursday, Oct- ■ "er 22. As the place of the next
meeting, the organization obtained Dean Dirk’s residence, 620 E Wash ngton street, for Tuesday, November 3, at 9 o’clock.
REASON FOR HER ACHES UDINE, Italy (UP)—Emilia Martino, of this town-, suffered from stomachaches of a violent nature. Ths doctors operated and extracted 25 nails and tacks
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Thotwands joyfully aatonishtd e$ swift 48 hour relief Progressive pharmacists will tell you that (lie popular big selling pre scription for rheumatism right no.v is Allenru for 8b cents you can get a generous bottle from R. P. Mullins or any up to date druggist. You can get it with an absolute guarantee that if i* doesn't stop the pain the agony and reduce the swelling in 48 hours your money back. I rir \cid Poison Starts lo Leave Body In 24 Hours Out of y our joints and muscles go the uric acid deposits that cause a!! v„., r -vffri-jng—it's a s-'fe, sensible, scientific formula—free from harmiui >r pain deadening drugs. The -am" "b-olute guarantee holds good for sciatica, neuritis and lumba-go-quick, joyful relief—no more idle days it removes the cause. EXECUTOR S SALE of Personal Property Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. John F. M y song. Executor of the will of Amanda L, Mood, deceased, by order of the Putnam Circuit court, will offer for sale at public auction, at the late residence of •he Decedent, two miles south of Morton on the Greaneastle and Morton Road, on Mom lay, Ort. P>. M All the personal property belonging to the Estate of said Decedent consisting of household and kitchen furniture. 100 cans of fruit, a general set of dishes, and cooking utenails, bed clothing, lied steads. seieral feather pillows, holsters and feather beds, stoves, lamps, rugs, comfort?, quilts, blankets, draperies, stand tables, clothes press, looking glasses, rocking chairs, straight chairs, player organ, clocks, carpets, telephone, books, kitchen cabinet, kettles, tubs, boiler, sausage grinder, post digger and general tools. Buggy harness, side saddle, hay rake, corn sheller, hay rope and fork, two loads of bundle oats, tro load? of timothy hay in harn. jersey eor and seyen acres of corn in the field. TERMS OF SALK: All sums cash—No goods are I** removed from the premises until settled for. Sale begins a! 10 O'clock A. M. John F. Wysonj?* Executor HAYS A MURPHY. Atty*. ALVA FORD, Auctioneer LEE WOOD, Clerk. • Dinner will be served on the groun by the Ladies of the Morton Church. 13-5**.