The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 April 1934 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1934.

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Change to anti-sludge IsozVis "D"—

l<eep sludge out —save oil

ft is time to change to a heavier grade of — motor oM. And vvhon you change, rememl»cr this: I he greatest cause of high oil consumption in automobile engines in slwlf*r— sludge that fouls fillers, makes valves sluggish so you lose gasoline power and mileage, and

causes rings to stick ami pump oil.

Also remember this: You can keep sludge out of your motor by using Iso*\ is "|)*\ the antisludge motor oil. Because it docs not sludge, Iso.-Vis "D" keeps rings lively and free, reducing oil consumption to the minimum. That's why Iso:\ is "I)” users use less oil — add fewer quarts between drains. It's tin* most econom-

ical, fine lubrication you can buy. ISO VIS "D" . .

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Thrive into yonr closest Standard (>d Station. Your Standard Servisman w ill drain and change to the proper grade of iso a Vis ,f l)*’ in 8 minutes or less. Then you'll he rid of sludge and you’ll keep your oil cost to the minimum.

Copt. 1934, Standard 0(1 CoSTANDARD OIL SERVICE ALSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRES

Political Announcements

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FARMERS Si’ll u.-' your poultry FAYING III NS, LB 11c LEGHORN HENS. LB. 1«c Ki.il F. R. UROILI RS. LB. l!2c III ( KS. 5 LB. & II’ Lie EGGS. DOZ 13c SHEEP PEL! 8 35c to '>0c We Call For Quantities The Greenrastle Poultry (o. 11H N'. Jackson St. Fhone 24 “We will have a kooH market Tor your wool this year.”

FAYMENTS OF APRIL INCOME TAX URGED Paytnvent of gross income tax in April, regardless of the amount of tax owe 1, was urged upon members of all civic clubs in Indiana in letters mailed today hy Clarence Jackson, director of the state gross income tax division. 'ITie messages, which were sent to club secretaries with the request that they he read at meetings, pointed out that money paid in gross) income tax in April will be available for distribution to schools July 1, and can 1** used for payment of teachers’ salares next fall. The July distributions will be made from the combined tax collections of January arid! April. Payments made next July and later, Mr. Jackson said, can not be distributed to the schools until next year, the di -tribution dates prescribed hy law being July ami January 1. ‘'The state is again a king all citizens to pay i» April, even though they ■iwe loss thiui the legal minimum of $10 tax,” the letter tales. “The next distribution of gro income tax monies is made July 1. This will include money from the January and April collections. These monies will lie available to help pay teachers 1 salaries next fail. Collect ions received in July and October can not 1«' distributed until 1!>30. It will thus lx’ seen that all citizens hav< an opportunity not to help their ehools but also to help themselves. It i much easier to pa\ four small in tailments than tl wait until next January and pay otis large one.’’

NO MORE LOANS TO BE M \0K TO DEFAULTING NUIONS WASHINGTON. April 5. (UP) - War minded European nations were under notice today from the American congress that they will he able to borrow no money here for future wars until they pay what they borrowed to fight the last one. This, high administration officials believe, will be the significant effect of the Johnson bill, now being engrossed for Pn ident Roosevelt’s signature. The bill prohibit- any per on in the United States from purchasing or selling bonds, securities or other obligations of any foreign government or political subdivi i<>n thereof, is-ued after the bill becomes effective, while such government or political subdivision is in default on any debt ow l tho Uni teal States government. The bill does not affect private borrowing Nuither does it affect nations whose governments are in do fault on debts to private individuals.

Fred V. Thomas was in Indianapolis on legal business Thursday. DOG TAX AND DEATH

HAMILTON, Bermuda (UP) A unique plea for not getting a do license recently was entered hen ‘‘Your Honor," the man stated, “my dog Is so old and decrepit that momentarily "as looking for hi

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We have on ale here: 4 varieties of grape lac; Currants ir>c; Gooseberries 15c; Emit trees, Cherry and Apple dne; Peaeh 25e; Rock garden plants. K” <■ bushes and a variety of

FOR SALE or Trade f t cottage, ..even-room modern hou-e Good location. Address Box W, Banner. 5-lt. FOR SALE; Yellow Jonquils, 10 cent per dozen. Call 215 K. Mrs. Ollio Larkin. Ip

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PUBLIC M i l ION

Hudson coach; Model 1P2H; engine No. 510050; serial No. 12505; will he .ild at public auction to the highest bidder, April 26, l'j:?4 at 10 o’clock a m. at the Motors Service Garage, Bainbridge, Indiiilia. The sum must

—Wanted— NORMAN THOMAS SPEAKS over National Broadcasting stations 3:20 Friday aftene on, April 6. Don’t for get to tune in. * P WANTED Foul* young ladies with some knowledge of Shorthand and Typing to train for Secretarial work. Experience unnece -aary. Write B’X 94, Banner. 5-3p

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shni’bs. Fertilizer for lawns Whicker^ ^ ^ ^ ^ materia ,

Shrub and Flower Shop. 2l> S. JackSt., Idioiie 14. .i-lp. FOR SALE: A few started chicks, White, Barred Buff Rocks, White Wyandottes and Roils. Also a complete lino of brooder supplies and feed. Custom hatching Mondays and Thursdays. Records Hatchery, Greencastle, nd. Phone H52. G* FOR SALE:—Bicycle. Call 860.

FOR SALE: U S. No. 1 selected Irish Cobblers, Early Ohio, Triumph and Six-week seel potatoes, ino lb. bag, $2.49, at Flint’ Market, 316 N. Jack-on street. Phone .''> il-355. 5-2t FOR SALE or Trade: Six head of work horses. Cliff id Monnott. 5-2t

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METZGER Lumber Co can furnish window screens, door sereei. . - reen wire and nil tho material and hardware to make a satisfactory job. D' n't forget to call. Phone 262 for your requirements in anything in the building line. Also Red Cedar post for your grape nrhor and rose trellis. Don’t forget the telephone No. 21'-’.

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RUMMAGE SALK Saturday, Apr. 7 at 1 o’clock p. m. at the Court House. Good assortment at lowest prices. Woman's Union of tho I hrislian church. ^

FOR SALE: Ga tnvo; one horse busking plow. Jeffrie.-, Berry St. Ip FOR SALE: Farm and Town insurance agency. Address Box N, care Di i: inner. ' ® **

WANTED: To Greencastle. • ill Box V, Banner. —Miscellaneous— METZGER Lumber Co. Phone 262, Headquarters for Galvanized Roofing, Roll Roofing, Red Ceclar shingles. Asphalt shingles, Roof Paint, Roof Coating, Paultry Fence, Field Fence, Barbed wire. Brace wire. Field tile, Sewer tile, Red Cedar |M>-ts, Locust pn »■* Pittsburg Paint a Sliecialty. 5-It

PERMANENTS: Croquinole or Spiral Wrap. $1.50 to $5.00. Our work guaranteed. Phone 2G3-Y. 402 South Jackson. Mon. fliurs.-tf

This Spring Buy GOODYEARS and get Blowout Protection that lastsl

Thut final xtreiih shows you how other tire cords weaken with use and break — while Supertwist comes back, still full of life, to give you blowout protection in L \ LH Y ply. ** t ^

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ORDINARY TIRE CORDS

k YF R'tONI. knows tliat a well-made new tire is safe from blowouts — the danger comes later in its life, usually from weakened

cords under a worn tread.

The question to ask, therefore, is; how safe will the tires be after the first few mouths? Here’s the answer when you buy Goodyears built with patented Supertwist Cord in every ply:

SUPERTWIST TIRt CORDS

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8,000 S2A as strong ns new 93£ as strong as new 16.000 36* as strong as new H|£ as strong as new 24.000 no longer serviceable 62A as strong as new (Per cent* are average* of many te*t* of other lire* va. Goodyeaia under equal operating conditional These figures check with the experience of the public which finds Goodyears stand up longest and so buys millions more Goodyears than any other tire. . Since you pay no premium for Goodyear Tires, start this Spring to drive with their long-lasting safety under all your wheels. Let us demonstrate Supertwiat Cord and quote you on a set of the type most economical for your driving!

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Public Auctions that has been hoi I this pfing will f»e held Fuesday. Apt. 10, beginning at 1(1 a. m on the Dave Stigler farm, 16 miles southwest Greenca-th’’ 4 miles northwest. Poland on Eel Rivor. Horsed and Mules 10, 180 sheep, 43 hogs, 6 sets harness, 'louhle sot, farm tools, 2 tractors, furniture, 41 goes*’, turkeys, chickens. Dave Stigler, Owner. 5-3p

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FOR RENT: 5 room modern house. A. J. Duff, Phone 317 or 501. H . FOR RENT: 148-acrr farm See Maynard Johnson at OK Barber

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LOST: Tarpaulin, Monday, on State Roads 43 or 36, between Bainbridge and Gre ncastlu. Finder notify Miller j Grain Company. 3-3p|

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JOE ( APRO’S Egyptian Serenaders in a ^battle of nWMic” Ticke.s 65c, incl. tax, tin •’, p. m Sunday After that 80c, incl. tax. Corning Sai . April 14th j\\ GARBER an i His Orchestra Advance 1 ket sale 80c,

incl. tax.

Night of dance $1.10, UK I. lax |

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• death, so I did not take out a license.” The plea failed. Tim iIok euner w;i." lined ten shillings. BANNER ADS GET RESULTS End of Insuli Kun

Close Call in Tornado

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Here Is the route which was being followed by Samuel Insuli aboard the Greek freighter Maiotis when he was arrested by Turkish authorities m Istanbul. It is believed the Chicago utilities fugitive had made arrangements for a haven in Routiianiu. His arrest in the Bosphorus, which is in the /.one of Straits under international control may cause complications between Greece and Turkey.

.. miracle of the recent tornado that swept New Orleans, La., was tho preservation from harm of Mrs. Nicholas Lawrence and her infant son. Although their home was blown down about their cars hy the twister, neither suffered the slightest injury. Here are mother and child amid jiiu ruins of tho dwellir\£-