Walkerton Independent, Volume 61, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 February 1936 — Page 2

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I wt in skabt ■ iJ'y ' ' .< z - f M y■' k •' /\ 7 '.7 ■ W ■'l GOES ROUND AND ROUND AND UP AND UP: And then the West Rim trail in Zion National Park comes out on Horse Pasture Plateau, a natural more-than-a-mile-high pasture, watered by springs. Horse Pasture Plateau was so named by the Indians who drove their stock to this Inaccessible, easily defended point to protect it during intertribal warfare, and later by Morman settlers in southern Utah who used It as a summer grazing ground.

Irish Retire Ancient Bell Used in the pork market, on h church, and then as a fire alarm, an ancient bell has been honorably “re tired” in the Urban council rooms of Dungannon. Irish Free State. City employees removed it from a pole near the R. U. C. barracks, where it had done duty for many years as a fire alarm. For almost a century the bell was used In the pork market, then in Market Square, and when the parish church was being rebuilt in 1868 ’69 it summoned the congregation to worship in the primitive Wesleyan preaching house, which was lent for two years to the Church of Ireland authorities. “Telling the Bees’* The expression, “Telling the bees’’ is an old English custom, and exists in sections of widely separated areas such as Sussex and Yorkshire. The supposition is that when a member of the family dies the bees must he informed immediately or they will leave the place and seek another spot to make their hive. “Land of the Humming Bird” Trinidad, “Land of the Humming Bird,” is the most southern of the British West Indies group. Here the East Indian Hindus, comprising one-third of the population, retain the characteristics of their mother country. The native colored population observes the customs and habits of earlier days. Dry Ice, Flaked Ice Dry ice is carbon dioxide (the gas that puts the fizz in soda water) cooled until it has solidified. Under ordinary pressures it vaporizes without melting. Flaked ice is ordinary ice that has been prepared by freezing a film of water on a rotating drum and then scraping it off. Huge Industry Without Machines American people who admire Holland’s tulips seldom realize the amount of work tlte bulbs require. In this, । one of Holland's great trade develop- ' ments. about 100.000 tulips are planted ■ to the acre, and each bulb must be set and later dug by hand. A Tail-Piece The harvest mouse is the only member of the mouse family that can grasp things with its tail in the same way as the monkey does. This kind of tail is called “prehensile.” The harvest । mouse is the one that makes nests among the cornstalks. Pharaohs Used Paint Science has learned that the paint used in the tombs of the pharoahs was of virtually the same composition as the paint of today and that is was In those early days commonly employed to preserve materials as well as to decorate. Proper Number for Dinner The saying about the proper number for a dinner, according to an old proverb, is not fewer than three nor more than nine. Put differently, not fewer than the graces, nor more than the muses. Rumania’s History Rumania’s history hogan as a Ko man colony TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT TO ADVISORY BOARD OF LIBERTY TOWNSHIP St. Joseuh County RECEIPTS ' C. E. Bowser, bal, ’34 7,922.05 Treas. of St., gross in. tax 3,600.00 J. of P., docket fees 6.50 Mer. Nat. Bank, dep. int .85 Treas. of State, 7.10 Aud. of St., com.sch.rev 522.33 Aud. of St., cong. sch. fd int .41.9° Howell & Stiener, sale 5ch—133.50 Aud. of St., dep. int 3.4 5 Auditor dist. sch. tax 2,600.00 Auditor, dis. local tuition—l,4oo.oo Auditor dist.. sc. bond 2,000.00 Aud. dist., sp. sch. funds 6,000.00 Excise tax, tution 459.73 St. Auditor, sp. sch 3,200.00 Dog Tax 216.00 Treas., distribubtion 4.69 Treas. State, voc. reim 1,130.00 Twp. ass., dog tax 29.00 Co. Aud., sp. sch 7,899.83 Treas. State, gross inc. tax_3,600.00 Aud. of St., dep. int 1.5 X Surplus Excise tax dist 99.7 2 Com. school fund, dep 299.22 Congressional Int., dep 30.64 Country Dog Fund, dep 12.19 Frank Pearse, sp. sch 1,000.00

Frank Pearse, tuition 500.00 Frank Pearse, bond 1.000.00 Co. Auditor, dist 340.99 Co. And., adv. draw 5,000.00 St. Sch. Aud., dist 875.03 r Treas. St., exc. tax 353.18 St. Auditor, int 2.17 Auditor, from closed bank 171.77 I Auditor, dist. fall taxes 8,060.01 » C. E. Bowser, ref. ex. salary__l32.4o 1 Journal Entry, cor. salary 25.00 ! Mer. Nat. Bank, dep. int 7.56 । Mer. Nat. Bank. dep. int 2.50 > Total Receipts $52,830.03 DISBURSEMENTS N. Ind. Pub. sen., light, pow. 33.90 : 1 Treas. of State .85 ■ Mer. Nat. Bank, bond int 1,740.00 Bur. of License, plates 40.50 J. W. Gentry, teach 251.20 1 Ethel Haas, teach 142.12 < , Paul Steele, teach 137.33 Alwilda Robertson, teach 137.33; F. A. DuPont, teach 140.90) i Joy Reiff, teach 112.92 : j Mary Davidson, teach 112.92! । Chas. F. Moore, teach 147.33 j ’ Mrs. John Wilcox, teach 91.16 I Roseland Atnm. teach 92.33 ! Helen Savage, teach 76.7 4 I Cecile Fryar, teach 76.16 Lax'on Felgar. teach 87.92 ' Blanche Jackson, teach 101.7 1 Thelma Hall, teaching 103.38 , 1 Clyde Sheneman, teach 115.00 1 Fred Waters, teach 100.00 ■ Winifred Heim, teach ST .2 Jos. Steele, salary, exp 12.00 I Un. Tel. Co., rent 2:15 A. L. Adams, repairs 3.88 Jay Whitinger, gas, oil 13.61 James P. Howell, transp 83.80 Wallace Nelson, transp 80.00 Allen Cossel, transp 80.00 Wm. Gernes, transp 80.00 Lawrence Baughman, transp. 80.00 Geo. Anderson, transp 80.00 Earl Gensinger, transp 80.00 Elroy Kime, transp 75.00 Wm. Sheneman, transp 68.40 Roy Wolfe, sheriff, trans 7.60 ! Ernest Schrader, transp 25.00 (John Holderman, transp 23.00 P. O. Heim, janitor 85.00 J Chas. Wharton, janitor 80.00 Treas. of State, dep. int 7.10 Joseph Steele, salary, ex 10. on Robt. E. Geyer, sheep killed__ss.oo J. D. O’Connor, repair motor 8.00 F. C. Pearse, trustee bond__ 100.00 F. C. Pearse, bus. ins 248.67 F. C. Pearse, int. on note 122.50 Un. Tele. Co., rent 2.00 N. Ind. Pub. Ser., light, pow. 2 1 *2 Frank Baros, gas 19.; 'I C. E. Kemp Co., supplies 7 5.00 J. P. Howell, sheep killed 15.00 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent 90.00 C. F. Moore, teaching 170.00 St. Farm Mut, Co., ins 34.50 N. L. Silo Co., gas. repairs--! 26. x”, J. D. O’Connor, light bulbs 6.4° ) Clyde Sheneman, comp, ins—l4.s3 John Davis, hauling ashes 4.00 i F. C. Pearse, bond. coup, int 225.00 Purdue Univ.. H. S. tests 9.15 United Tele. Co., rent 2.00 Dola Hocker, del freight 1.50 Ray. Newcomer, bus parts, etc 39.80 ■ N. Ind. Pub. Ser. lights, pow. 41.60 ; Bare & Hehn, gas. oil. parts —33.69 1 Wm. E. Wolfe, sale sch. prop. 5.00 , , L. W. Pomert, rent, office 12.00 I Aud. of St., dept, int 3.45 N. Ind. P. S. Co , light, power 31.89 j J. D. O’Connor, bulbs, fuse 4.35 j United Tel. Co., tel. rent 2.00 Magdalen Wilcox, teaching — 30.00 . N. L. Silo Co., gas, oil, etc__26.33 ) Jos. Steele, salary, exp 65.00 J. W. Gentry, teaching 275.00 | Ethel Haas, teaching 160.00 ! Paul Steele, teach 160.00 , । Alwilda Robertson, teach 160.00 F. A. DuPont, teach 160.00 Joy Reiff, teach 135.00 Mary Davidson, teach 135.00 C. F. Moore, teach 170.00 । ' Dorothy Bowser, teach 160.00 Mrs. John Wilcox, teach 85.00 , Roseland Amm, teach 115.00 ' Helen Savage, teach 100.00 , Cecile Fryar, teach 100.00 । ' Lavon Felgar, teach 110.00 Blanche Jackson, teach 125.00 Mrs. Thelma Hall, teach 125.00 Clyde Sheneman, teach 115.00 Fred Waters, teach 100.00 Winifred Heim, teach 110.00 Wallace Nelson, transp 80.00 James Howell, transp 83.80 Allen Cossell, transp 80.00 ) Wm. Jernes, transp 80.00 L. D. Baughman, transp 80.00 Geo. W. Anderson, transp 80. On Earl Gensinger, transp 80.00 Elroy Kime, transp 75.00 Win. Sheneman, transp 76.00 Ernest Schrader, transp 25.00 John Holderman, transp 23.00 P. O. Heim, transp 85.00 i Chas. Wharton, transp 80.00 j N. L. Lumbr. Co., fuel 200.00 Gaylord Bros., Inc., lib. sup 17.45 N. I^. Silo Co., trans, rep 13.63 Bare & Heim, gas, rep, etc—32.32 Auto Elec. Service, rep. stor. 21.15 । C. M. Wood, gas 27.52 i Chas. Wharton, janitor 80.00 j Chas. Wharton, transp 1.70 '

Geo. Anderson, transp 80.00 1 John Hohlerman, transp 23.00 1 Win. Shineman, transp 76.00 < Ja • i'. Howell, transp 83.80 . Allen Cossell, transp 80.0 V < Eiroy Kime, transp 75.00 . Eail Gensinger, transp 80.00 1 Lawrence Baughman, transp. _BO.OO 1 F. A. Dupont, teaching 160.00 Paul Steele, teach 160.00 . C. R. Heim, plumbing ,22.90 . Heh n Savage, teach 100.00 J. W. Gentry, teacli 275.00 i Clyde Sheneman, teach 115.00 ] P. O. Heim, janitor 85.00 1 Dorothy Bowser, teach 160.00 . N. I. P. S. Co., lights, power 32.0a 1 Cecile Fryar, teaching 100.00 ] C. F. Moore, teaching 170.0 u . Thelma Hall, teaching 125.00 Lavon Felgar, teaching 110.00 < Winifred Heim, teaching 110.00 i Joy Reiff, teaching 135.00 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent 25.00 1 Roseland Amm, teaching 115.00 Ethel Haas, teaching 160.00 Wm. Whitinger, gas 10.21 . Mary Davidson, teaching 135.00 Mrs. John Wilcox, teaching —115.00 United Tele. Co., rent 2.40 Blanche Jackson, teach 125.00 । C. E. Hevel, dom. sc. sup 7-62 Alwilda Robertson, teach 160.00 Wallace Nelson, transp 80.00 Wm. Jernes, transp 80.00 John Davis, hauling ashes 4.50 Ernest Schrader, transp 25.00 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent 50.00 । Sherm. Ellison Ag. con. bond 10.00 Manchester Col., tests 5.37 J. W. Gentry, teaching 263.10 I Mary Davidson, teaching 123.96 1 Chas. F. Moore, teaching 158.66) Dorothy Bowser, teaching 148.9 t. I Roseland Amm, teaching 103.66 | Lavon Felgar. teaching 98.96 ' Wm. Sheneman, transp 76.00 1 Thelma Hall, teaching 114.19 Chas. Wharton, janitor 80.00 Mrs. John Wilcox,, teaching 103.08 , Alwilda Robertson, teaching 148.67 Treas., April, may 4.69 Winifred Heim, teaching 98.66 Earl Gensinger, transp 80.0‘> | L. D. Baughman, transp 80.00 - I Geo. Anderson, transp 80.00 Elroy Kime, transp 75.00 Ernest Schrader, transp 25.00 John Holderman, transp 23.00 J. P. Howell, transp 83.80 Allen Cossell, transp 80.00 Paul Steele, teaching 148.66 N. I. P. S. Co., light, power —18.35 Slick Engrav. Co,, diplomas 15.00 Clyde Sheneman, teaching 115.00 I United Tele. Co., tele .95 Helen Savage, teaching 88.37 ; Blanche Jackson, teaching 113.37 Bare & Heim, gas and oil 4.56 N. L. Silo Co., supplies xO , Wallace Nelson, transp 80.(>o , P. O. Heim, janitor 85.00 Ray. Newcomer, bus storage 6.00 Fred Waters, orch. teach 100.00 | Celict' Fryar, teaching 88.08 i Wm. Jernes, transp 80.00 Ethel Haas, teaching-. 151 06 ' F. A. Dupont, teaching 150 46 Joy Reiff, teaching 123.96 । N. L. Lumbr. Co., fuel- .500.00 Jos. Steele, sal., rent, exp 15 00 : Chas. F. Moore, teach 170.0<» i Delbert Burge, sheep killed..- 7.0 h I Jos. Steele, salary, ex., rent—loo.oo Dola Hocker, express 14? Dorothy Bowser, teaching 160,0<> Chauncey Wood, sheep killed 125.00 Parker McGriff, mowing i 00 Auto Electric Co., stor.. labor 10.50 Mary Davidson, teaching -270.00 Paul Steele, teaching 320.00 Chas. F Moore, teaching 34" ■ { I,avon Felgar, teaching 220.00 Dorothy Bowser, teach. 80.00 N. 1. P. S. Co., lights, power..- 5.62 P. O. Heim, janitor 56.66 ) P. O. Helm, janitor 56.66 Chas. Wharton, janitor 160-00 Wallace Nelson, transp 120.00 Winifred Hatai, teaching 220 00 N I. Lbr. Co . fm I i Thelma Hall, teaching 250.00 ] Ernest Schrader, transp 37.b0 Wm. Sheneman, transp 114 00 Fred Waters, teach, music. 200 on Earl Gensinger, transp _1450n Elroy Kime, transp 112 5” ] Geo. Anderson, transp 120 0> > Allen Cossell, transp 120.00 । John Holderman, transp. 3t '• > J. P. Howell, transp 135.70 ] L. D. Baughman, transp 120.00 Noble Rouch. binding 50 ne j Clyde Sheneman, teaching _23<' •• j Jos. Steele, sal., exp . rent. 40 n<> . Helen Savage, teaching 200. 0 . N. L. Lbr. Co., sup . fuel 15 7 xf Mrs John Wilcox, ti achine 172. •• Cecile Fryar, teachin- 200 1 • Roseland Amm. teaching. ^22"."" < C. E. Kemp Co., sch. supplies 300.27 j Aud. of State, dep. int 1 5x . Kiger <s.- Co., supplies .SSe.' J ] Mer. Nat Bank, sc . bond 51 25 Blanche Jackson, teaching 250 on i Alwilda Robertson. teaching_32o.oo Mary Davidson, teaching 2^2 5< j Jos. Steele, sal., exp . rent __2o 0O ] Wm. Jernes, transp. 120. r Jos. Steele, salary, exp 15.00 j N. I. P. S. Co., light, power _ 1.9» Ethel Haas, teaching 240.00 j Joy Reiff, teaching 202.50 Fred Dupont, teaching 240.00 j H. Gail Davis, bond coup 966.50 i Jos. Steele, sal.. »xp 185 Chas. Moore, teaching 310.00 j St. Farm. Mut. Ins. Co., ins 34.50 Chas. Wharton, care sc. prop 105.00 j Dola Hocker, del. freight 4.85 r Joy Reiff, teaching 67.50; Fred Dupont, teaching 80.00 , Ray. Newcomer, stor., parts—lß.s r » United Tele. Co., sch. tele 2.00 Standard Oil Co., floor oil 15.00 r N. I. P. S. Co., light, power—lo.3s Mary Davidson, teaching 100.00 /

J. W. Gentry, teaching 100.09 Dola Hocker, freight .66 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent _Bo.on S. B. Supply Co., scraper 2.10 Flora Houser, supplies sch .4 5 Chas. Wharton, careS. prop. — 25.00 Clyde Sheneman. ins 20.69 United Tele. Co., sch. tel 2.00 N. I. P. S. Co., light, power.. 4.9 n Jos. Steele, salar, exp 80.00 Jos. Steele. Twp. stamps I.oo^ J. W. Gentry, teaching 262.50 Alwilda Robertson. teaching_ls3.oo Garnet Smith, teaching 135.00 I^awrence Imhoff, teaching —140.00 J’aul Steele, teaching --153.00 J. D. Thompson, teaching 158.30 Mary Davidson, teaching 140.00 Dorothy Bowser, teaching 153.0 U Ethel Haas, teaching 153.00 Clyde Sheneman, teaching 119.50 Thelma Hall, teaching 119.50 Blanche Jackson, teaching 119.50 Lavon Felgar, teaching 110.00 Cecile Fryar, teaching 105.00 Helen Savage, teaching 105.00 Winifred Heim, teaching 110.00 Roseland Amm, teaching 110.00 Madialine Wilcox, teaching--! 1 0.00 Fred Waters, music teach 100. JO Allen Cossell, transp 80.00 J. D. O’Connor, labor, fixt 29.90 , Elroy Kime, transp 80.00 Leslie Hazelbaker, transp 80.0 C P O. Heim, janitor 80.00 Wm. Sheneman, bus storage —15.00 . Melvin Baughman, transp 77.00 1 Chas. Wharton, janitor 80.00 I Cliff. Wood, transp 7,2.60 |

Earl Gensinger, bus storage 20.00 0 Harry Daly, fire fight, fluid 11.80 O. H. Greist, teach, ret. sud. 567.4 1 Jolin Holderman, transp 30.0 v Geo. Anderson, transp 92.00 J. P. Howell, transp 92.00 Dola Hocker, transp 85.00 Ernest Schrader, transp 50.00 N. L. Silo Co., bus, gas 138.4 7 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent 25.00 Auto Electric Co., bus transf. 137.60 Wallace Nelson, transp 90.00 C. Wharton, care sch. prop 80.00 M. J. Summers, sheep killed_los.oo L. D. Baughman, bus storage_2o.oo J. P. Howell, transp 25.00 United Tel Co., sch. tele 2.00 N. I. P. S. Co., light, power__l6.4s Jos. Steele, sal., exp 40.00 F. C. Pearse, int. on note 245.V0 Otto Fair, rep., body transf 36.00 Cokal Stoker Co., grates 150.5 3 Mary Davidson, teaching 180.00 Frank Baros, gas 9.40 Indpt.-News Co., printing 112.08 Auditor State, ret. fund .22 Jos. Steele, salary, exp 15.00 N. L. Silo Co., gas, oil, rep 33.17 N. L. Postoffice, stamps 1.00 Jos. Steele, sal., exp 20.00 Clay Twp., transf. pupils 18.19 Hibberd Printing Co., reports. 5.28 N. 1. P. S. Co., light, power 32.61 United Tele. Co., sch. tel 2.00 Albert Adams, rep. school 88.75 Elroy Kime, transp 20.00 Ketchen Bros., theft ins 50.00 Fred Waters, teaching 82.50 State Auditor, dep. int 2.17 Ethel Haas, teaching 153.0 J J. D. Thompson, teaching 158.30 Garnet Smith, teaching 135.00 Mary Davidson, teaching 140.00 Fred Waters, teaching 100.00 Cecile Fryar, teaching 105.00 Thelma Hail, teaching 119.50 Helen Savage, teaching 105.00 Winifred Heim, teaching 110.00 Madaline Wilcox, teach 110.00 Paul Steele, teaching 153.00 Clyde Sheneman, teaching 110.50 Alwilda Robertson, teach 153.00 ■ Roseland Amm. teaching 110.00 - Lawrence Imhoff, teaching 140.00 ~ J. P. Howell, transp 92.09 C Blanche Jackson, teaching 119.50 Allen Cossell, transp 80.0(i Elroy Kime, transp 80.00 C. W. Wood, transp 72.60 J. W. Gentry, teaching 262.50 P. O Heim, janitor Chas. Wharton, janitor 80.00 Lavon Felgar, teaching 110.00 Dorothy Bowser, teaching 153.00 J. D. O’Connor, repairs 13.89 Chas Wharton, transp. sick. 17.05 Ernest Schrader, transp 50 Oo Leslie Hazelbaker, transp 80.00 Dola Hocker, transp 85.00 Geo. Anderson, transp 92.00 ! C. E. Hevel. dom. sc. sup 18.09 United Tel. Co., office tel 15.00 John Holderman. transp 30.00 C. E. Bowser,, sal 15.00 I Journal Entry, cor. sal 2b.00 Jos. Steele, sal., exp., rent 84.00 M. Baughman, transp 77.00 8 Wallace Nelson, transp 90.00 Harvey Stump, adv. bd serv.„srOo ! IxHiis Bauder, adv. bd. serv 5.00 ; W C. Wisenbaugh. adv. bd. ser 5.00 I Price & Houser, sch. supplies 13.65 Counter Ck. Int, Coup 150.0" I Error in posting 1.53 SUMMARY Township Fund Bal. on hand 672.31 Receipt* during yr 1.540.1? 1 Total Bal. and Recpts__ 2.212 4 s i Disbursements during yr 1.252,08 ’ Final Bal 960 4" ; Ibwid Fll nd Bal. on hand. (o. d ) 355.39) Receipts during yr 000.00 I Total Bal and receipts 355.39 j Disbursements during yr 000.00 j Final Bal. and recpts. (O D.) 355.39 School Fund Ba! on hand _ 3.075 8 2 Receipts during yr . 15,746 00 Total i’ai and 18.&13 Disbursements during yr. 1 2,367.42 Final Balances. 6.4 55.30 Tuition Fund ’lalance on hand 2.280 . Receipts during year 18,423.57 Total bal and receipts __20.703.57 Disbursements during yr. 21.193.1 x Final Balances (o. d.) 489.61 Dog Fund Balance on hand 76.1*0 Receipts during vr __24"<.Ou Total Bal and Receipts ___ 331.00 Disbursements during yr 307.00 Final Balances 14.00) Bond Fund Balance on hand 2,162.6’* Receipts during yr 8.949.01 Total Bal. an I Receipts 11.111.7** Disbursements durin yr 7.981.50 Final Balances 3.130.2’* Di p. Int. Balance on hand o.o** Receipts during yr 23.95 Total Bal. and Receipts 23.95 Disbursements during yr 16.39 Final Balances 7.56 Total of All Funils Balance on hand 7.911.43 Receipts during yr 44.928.6** Total Bal. and Receipts 52.830.03 Disbursements during yr. 4 3.117.57 Final Balances 9.722.46 Total balance as shown by this report 9.722 46 War.-Cks. outstanding Dec. 31. 1935 1.209.90 Total balances and outstanding warrants. Dec. 31, 1935 10.932.36 Cash in depository, Dec. 31. 1935

I, Joseph Steele, the Trustee or Liberty Township. St. Joseph Conn ty. Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report or Receipts, Disbursements and Balances is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that tht» sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm) that J have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of any contract by me as Trustee or ■ this township. JOSEPH STEELE, Trustee of Liberty Township Subscribed and sworn to before me. the (’hairman of the Advisory । Board of this Township, this 7tn day of January. 1936. HARVEY STUMP. Chairman Os Advisory Board of Liberty Twp. ; This report was received, accept- ' ed and approved by the Advisory j Board of this Township at their an nual meeting, this the 7th day' of January, 1 936. HARVEY STUMP. W. C. WISENBAUGH, Advisory Board of Liberty Twp.

There Are No Satisfactory Substitutes for PURE FRESH MILK for Cooking The excellent nutritive / value of fresh milk rec- / V-A omends it so strongly j over other forms of milk I / that its use in cooking is generally regarded as es- / 2 sential. jorßetter COOKING Especially Is This True of PASTEURIZED MILK Pasteurization of milk protects your family against possible disease germs, a precaution which thoughtful people demand. Our milk is thoroughly pasteurized and placed immediately in sterilized bottles. Delvered At Your Home or At Your Market? WILLIAMS DAIRY Walkerton and North Liberty RELIEF HMMBb Many families have surmounted difficulties with the aid of our quick, timely loans. Available at the moment when most needed, ■ riTJuH our loans may be repaid in suitable installI Ifments over long, convenient periods of time. “STATE” offers you REDUCED cost on that part of loan above SIOO to S3OO with the privilege of prepayment, at a saving in cost. Every transaction strictly private. State Finance Corporation 31 Years in Bu-ine«us Brd Floor, Suite 810 Sherland Bldg., Mich, anil Jeff. Sts. South Bend. Ind. • Phones 3-6050 and 3-6051 PHO N E ED. WOLFE, Auctioneer F OR DATES Phone 126 North Liberty You gef a full year's subF 7 scription to one of these ^ am ° US rna 9 az ' nes an< ^ d ' so HT a year to this newspaper for the amazing bargain price shown. Act now while 9 enerous offer lasts. THIS HEWSPAPER, 1 Tear AND ANY ONE OF THE EJ MAGAZINES LISTED BELOW. ..... CV M □ AMERICAN BOY $2.25 < □ AMERICAN FRUIT GROWER 1.75 □ AMERICAN GIRL .... 2.60 □ AMERICAN MAGAZINE . . 2.80 i-'KI W □ BETTER HOMES & GARDENS 2.00 KmQftSri W □ CHILD LIFE 3.75 ■ □ CAPPER’S FARMER . . . 1.80 ■ □ CHRISTIAN HERALD . . . 2.75 □ COLLIER’S WEEKLY . . . 2.50 □ COUNTRY HOME. 2 YRS. . 1.75 □ DELINEATOR 2.25 □ ETUDE MUSIC MAGAZINE . 3.00 o FARM JOURNAL. 2 YRS. . 1.75 □ FLOWER GROWER . . 2.50 l □ HOUSE AND GARDEN . . 3.80 □ HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE 1.80 □ JUDGE 2.65 xCW^^S^ □ JUNIOR HOME FOR MOTHERS 2.00 C - TFWff □ LIBERTY MAG. (52 ISSUES) 2.90 □ LIFE 2.65 □ LITERARY DIGEST . . . 4.50 teMRRWIB □ McCALL’S MAGAZINE . . 2.00 q MIDWEST GOLFER . . . 2.50 □ MODERN MECHANIX & INV. 2.25 H■■■L a<e r<3l □ MOVIE CLASSIC .... 2.00 □ NEEDLECRAFT (HOME ARTS) 1.80 □ OPEN ROAD (BOYS', 2 YRS. 2.00 □ PARENTS’ MAGAZINE . . 2.90 CM* > R 0 PATHFINDER (WEEKLY) 2.10 □ PHOTOPLAY 3.25 'VVWeXtV Vr □ PICTORIAL REVIEW . . 2.00 □ POPULAR SCIENCE MTHLY. 2.60 _—□ RADIO NEWS TECHNICAL) 3.25 PATHFIMDFR. □ REAL AMERICA 2.80 □ REDBOOK MAGAZINE . . 2.80 □ REVIEW OF REVIEWS . . 3.60 □ ROMANTIC STORIES . . . 2.00 1 □ SCREEN BOOK 2.00 1 □ SILVER SCREEN .... 2.00 v la □ SPORTS AFIELD .... 2.00 V □ SUCCESSFUL FARMING . . 1.80 □ TRUE CONFESSIONS . . 2.00 1 □ TRUE STORY 2.50 IV □ WOMAN’S WORLD . . 1.80 h Dear Mr. Publisher: ^1 enclose S for which L send me your newspaper for a full year and the magazine which I have checked. BV N arnt - r Street or R.F.D. ...... —। ■■■ - ■ | F Town & State