Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 50, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 March 1910 — Page 5

;-;:-::—::—::—::-::—:::-::-.:-:-:z:-‘-:e:—::-:f-i & A Chicago Grocer l'l Who buys ouy eggs say ~'f e cannot "Z‘;;-‘“., ale ine }‘,:i;.':; 1.l l.l' ,' ”- :’v } :’ ; , ‘.55', ‘ ‘ 1.l LY onlv soes thet will poach or boil, snd having established L) e s Teputation for this brand we can (reguentiy gFI more "' g'] than the matket price Tois enables us 1o ususlly pay 11 ' l'l more then the markst fol [.] r: s : L 1 i 1 Strictly Fresh Eggs & :|: = e e ;ﬁ 11 Jam paying ¥ i . CENTS A £x ' 27 PER I 3 1 - POUND A l'l : FOR - l'l 11 GOOD BU l I ER L 1 & FRESH | A i 1 11 'a: I will sell a 25 pound sack of :.: . E IH.& E. Granulated Sugar for 1 1 . $1 3 5 5; l'l ' & I ,’.‘ ' !'I 1 l S B AAO DS OSB3 53 30 M SRS l 1 11 - , ‘ 1 » WILL W. BAUM . :l: Successor to J. BAUM & SON :l: el inlol eol e /el o /el olel ios el o/ eL o/l e /el o /oL oel e L eleleloelele leleleledelely ¢ Methods ¢ o A m-.; N for vour inspection, We invile yor O ::“;;}fh‘;;f!;;_:"M:"'1‘:';“ ~ f\\’: \u' \\'Mx::\ ' g VARSNELINIIEI LS PO L L2BBO PPO ENS DTSN .‘-‘-’4‘!-'-?-‘!!.;'.“'”%'l‘- ¢ g Farmers ¢ Merchants § g ~ Ligonier, Indiana g 000 el 00l oeo el eDoaoele O

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| Who for pestmenteel 000 ¢ - y e,;,;;:,~,m.~,.~-a:»n,.m'-@w.\wgf.‘;f«;:»ei«igij@*::‘ R ‘W DA Baker of Butlst wae 0 tawn Taeaday of inst week. = . : ¢ eS e TAR A . 5 - The Garrett High Sel -« wOO uave sixtest graduntes this ¥ car prs e RR A SRR AR, St B R e Parisnd-Newhall ecihpany Mageh i . L et S eS A C Wre W F. Wise of Uirsbrn was tere Vieivkng Haeel Mans inst woek - Willisin Frite and Ueotge Lehiver af Kendaiivilie wers Lefe Isat N 0 urday. ' - . ‘Parland.-Newhall “ A mare plessing cotnbination cannot be imagined Mareh 0. - Hobert Moses and (1. £ Michaeis of Kendallville wers jo the vty damt Fridsy evening., | . Miss Kdns Shearer wan the guesi af her parents, Mes. Clintive nhont oy I‘-‘ri{{ny svening. - Bert Graves and faaciy of Fart Wayne went to Largs Fioride isa week for a several imonths sias ' O Miller atid wile were guesis ! Kenaaiiviile friends isst week and are visiting io Goshen this wesk Roy 1D Keshn of Chicags was the gueat of his parents J. N Kerhn and family Imat ‘ riday while enroate 1 Afbion. o . 4 A (B Michaslls B 8 Moses, ahdd . E. Walters of Kendaliviiie ware here inst Friday evaning o atlend the Fik's indge. . © P 3W, Moors, gounty health of ficer of Alhing sddressed the pupijs and patrons of the Stone s Hill sehios Favedsay alternoon on hesith lopics And still ne sasogncement hiss fseren madle of the u;’swimmma of the postinaster in Ligooier. lu the imeantifme the affsirs of the oilfice are st satisfactory sdainistered by Postmaster Dunniog. [t in pow pretty well settled that the les haa not done uch datuags the wheat crop, Thie Waier oo ihe low pisces in msny of the Heids aias cause trouble uniess the wonathor grows wartiier, but the prospects for a big crop are yet muost exceiistl, J. K. White. W. H. Wigton. ¥ P Bothwell, Sol Henoel, € haties U Keetin, . H. Green. Hobert Earnhart, J. E. Melnald, Thos, Keliey, and seversl other Ligenier Deio crats wenit to Albion jast Priday to aitend the big love feast. They ali rujoyed the trip. - : Waterloo and Giarrets ars hiath making n big bluffaboat the Delkalb county court house. Waterioo proniises to give Sl and Uiarrett as much if the county seat ix wovad to either one of these towns This ix all for the purpose of heading ofl the proposed Lew court house at Aubarn. : . Jas. [V, Devor died at Eikbart last Saturday at the age of 52 In the s Mr. Devor was station sgent at Wawaka but was later trausferred to Eikbart, ln ix7l he was wnde book: keeper in the First Natooal Bank at Eikbhart and had filled the position for thirty-four vyears when he remigtied soveral Years ago. o Mrs. Bylvester J. Vesey of lLaGreage died in the lHipois theatre in Chicago, Mrs. Vesey and ber husband were enroute to Minnesota, and daring their stay in Chicage they attended o theatre st the 11inois, Soon after the usher had seated Mrs. Vesey she was stricken with heart fatiore and died within twenty minutes. o .

Public Sales! E.R. KURTZ Auctioneer LIGONIER, INDIANA. [Pates can alwavs be made at myv Feed and Sales barn flarn Phone 2mB Resident 314

A new cut price on Tuogstens st li{wg & Weaver's. o . & D Tyrier of Kendaliville waa b thecity Friday., t Autamabile echonl Friday evesing st v e band roamn, o : Mrs. Waileamnn Wise of Goslisn woae s Ligonier visitor inst week ' Mirs Fresman Mans sand son e ard of Talsdo are visiting fricods Mige, : Mirs . King of this oty was the guist of Eixbars frieads Inst Thurs aay. : Y : - Pariand:-Newhall Co. male guse. tette. bass quartetie and Hell Hingers, : o Kahlsant's trand rolle snd baked woasis a 1 Wil Haum's Puare Food Liroowey. : . . Earis King wae at Thres Hivers, Mich | Isst weak visiting his Brother Himniley and wife , © M U O Woeingart of Keodallville was the guset of les Veebivs and fatnily iast week, : Hoo, W. W. Pepple o 1 Michipas Lty was in the city Friday svening vimiting the Fike joxdge. _Lisugine jmported swiss. brick. flmibutyer, and New York full eresm chosse pt Wit Hait M s Py Foors IR IRY . 5 ‘ Flina Giray moved from the Moshel faron in Sparia township Mosday to s wmnall farin near Vawter Park which he recently purchnsed, . Omoar Flowers will move to Kimn ‘ miell 1o the spring, He has been Hive ing by Newton Harick's fsrm south of town during the paat Sonr. * ; ¢ X 4 z L. A, Palmer rersived & bad fali wiile working with sote mischin | ery Inst Fridry snd san resuit he Sad & long gasli in hin forehead. | Mre. Win Fleck of Auburn !m! gone totaliy blind as the result of an | seeident which she had About s year | s, when she struck hier eye o the shiarp edge uf & chair, : Albert O, Lockridge Lins been ap | pointed postinaster at (ifm*ntuth%.; Mr. Lockridge is well known in this | county aviog lectured at the farm- | «1% institute in this gounty a few JORTE ARO, i ~ The L. B church at Brimnfleld was | destroyed by fire at an early hrmrg inst Friday morviog The fire was | eayred by a defective flue. The butiding was valued st $2XnO mdg was fusured for $O2OO, A destruoctive fire broke out at Milford Friday night in the eold storage platit. The buildiog was badly damaged and four carloads of onlous were destroyed. The loss is covered by tnsurance. A cigarstub is thought to Linve started the fire. ‘ Hon. E. B. Gerbar eame home from Chicago last Friday after a nost intersting visit of several weeke ( with bis daughter, Mra. J. H. Howeustein and family. He says that the cold weather caused much suffering among the poor in the bigeity Zack Harper the well kuown Perry | township farmer bas been very sick for several weeks Whoitle his condition has alarmed his friends he wax sotne Detter al last reporte. Mr. Harper is one of the substantial citiseiis 0f thisx commauuity and we hope bie will soon regain his bealth., » " 1t is satd thar John W, Messimora of the Syracuse . Register has am: bitions to break into the legalature and will probably atuounce his enndidancy for the republican nowm: tuation in s few dave. Better atick W the newspaper business or xm'k¥ aut st .office that is worth vour time.

David P Miller of Chicago eame iast Friday to attend the demmoeratic love feast at Atbion. He met many of hisoid friends He came aver here Monday to renew f)lil ACgquaintauces returning home Tuesday. Mr. Miller is in the semploy of the Pallman Company aond from Chicago to Bsn Frascisco over oun the Union Pacitie. : Many grades of fislh are cheaper than ment sid require little or no preparation for the table, I have stoked and canned salnion, salt and smoked white fish, finnan baddies, smmoked halibut and sturgeons, smoked boneless hegring, codilsh, canned lobster. shrim ﬁ\nd sardines. All strictly fresh apd\the highest grades obiainable —Wire Batw, Last Thursday, Charles Schlabach the Cromweill merchant opeued his new store. He has & modern up-to-date room, heated by steamn and lighted by electricity. He has a beantiful show window in front and the rear of the room is largely composed of windows. He has & new stock of goods and is better prepared to take care of his customers wants than be was before the tire, The assesors began their work in the several townships Tuesday miorning. They have seventy five days in which to complete their lsting of property. Jlun connectioti with the starting of the assessors to work, INOTLEARE exmngtiom to the extent of STO can be taken starting on Tuesday March the Ist. The last day for the filing of an exemption is April the 30 th. They can be filled At the county asuditor s office or made out belore any notary publie. ;

Elkhart is to boom. The Lake Shore will spend $3,000,000 in making permanent improvements in that city during the next two years. An immense locomotive works will be built first. These shops will exceed in investment the company’s shops at Colinwood, 0., which cover an area of fifty-seven acres. In addition to the locomotive works the company anpnounces it will also build freight car shops employing as many men as in the locomotive works.

The Kendallville city council has asked for figures relating to the cost of installation of our new park nys-i tem of ‘street lighting. It was expected that our sister city would| soon awaken to the fact that L'g-I onier had again beaten them to something up-to-date and attractive. Kendallville has always followed Ligonier. They saw our waterworks system and liked it 8o well that they got one too. They admired our electric lights and followed sait. They tried our pavement and soon after profited by our experiment. They saw our library and tried to get one like it but the projeet is stiill in the air. As soon as their town got big enough they got an Elks’ lodge ane now they want street lights like Ligonier. If you want to see the best, moet up-to-date, city of them all, come first to Ligonier, and then go home and spruce up. |

¢ %ﬂuwawwmg dafly st Kiug & Weaver's : a 0 | Charies Walters of Kendallville [ Wae in the vity Inet Friday. g Miss Elmo Smith of RKendalivilie (Waas Ligotiter winitor Inst week, i The good old cast iron eooking Ckeities akilldta ete | just reosived at Hing & Weaver's, : - Uan oo spend s small staoant in LA bwiter way than to lewrn all aboot 7 the sautoinohile : | Fara Walisee of Warsaw line bees | chosen detoeratic eounty chairman ot Kosviusko townabip. % Neighbor Ulhwson was in the eity Leariy in the week. Heo says that the L SERpping sensubl ie over. | The gasoline stgine ion very wmim. D ple thing 1o those that have thaken a conrse i the ste soboul, ; | Mr and Mrs. Edward O Connor of fostien were the goeata of Mre Johin JirConnor of this city Inst week, § The satamobile school i atitsel Ling and wtroiling s class of young Saen that are guick o koow 8 good iihine. : , ¥ | Mrs Dr.H. G Tocker of Cromwsll i maricusly sick with nervoos troahis. i Her fristuds are alarined st bet conia’}m_rrrs» ; : ; { John Kuokierman the plamor Ileaves this week fur Hot Springs. f-;\rinmu to take trestment, He ia iimmm with lead polsing. : PooThe Kisg's Daughtere will mest Lwith thelr loador, Mre Ineoh Bhests, I Thursday evening, March 8, st 750 %gy W Al memnbers are oaraestly roLipuestad ta be present. i » g N. R Fispel of Hops Lodians bas iawhite Piymouth roek hen ealusd iat 8400, Herepps seli rendily at sio ilm‘mm She te truly o hen that iays gaiden eggs. e 1 Mary A Trapp aged tweive years {diexi At Uwarrett recentiy. The unHortunate chitd was burn with s spin{nl affection and spent her entire life in bed, s belpless ovalid, i Mr J. C. Biliman visited bhis {mother. Mrs. Harriet Billman st Joshus, Texas who has been sick for the jast two months, but (s now bet ter. Mrs. Billman bhas many old friends bhere who wish her speedy recuvery. Je il | K. 3. Kelley the well known Goshen ball player who broke into the g lemgue last year hiss been transfered from the Washington tearn to the Denver club, $1 60 i;nu% g beon paid for his release from the Washiugton club. Kelley has played bhare man” times, - } Mrs. Übristy Ann Hall of neui Hawmilton Onto whose S7th birthday was celebrated recently by a xmst} ceard shower wishes to thank ber) many friends at Ligounier for their kind remembrance. She mcﬂvedd] carde from eleven ditfersnt states, and one from Cuba, They are 8 ﬂl‘m] collection of eards and number ﬁ‘.‘!i.! While Mrs. Arnold Blodgett s farther's wife was doing some shop- | pieg in Auburp Thursday some oue latale her horas and bugey which she i bad left hitched in the strest. She was gone only atoutan hoar amij when she returaed to get her rig sod drive home it was gous. The thels was committed o broad day light. Shertt! Thomas is trying to locats the thief, o } John F.MeCarty, the violiniet with 1 the Parland-Newhall (;?utxxsmxry‘; Yroantvad hie sariv training fearm fakin

Waeigand, the papil of Sphor aud David. He went to Gernmmany fu 58 where he studied four vears at Leipzig his teacher beiug Rothe, Unkensteinand Hans Becher The main fact s that McCUarty can play the violio s 0 that the masses make applause threat. Hear Him Mareh 140, The authorities at LalPorte have arrested the Lake Shore brakeuan who kicked the two boys from bim train near that city several weeks ago. One of the young men was killed and the othaer is still o the hospital at Lalorte. W, H. Huant, the brute charged with the erime fias admitted that he put the fellows off the train. He was at P'eru where he tiad gooe alter the trouble. ‘ Awmong those {romy this eity who were at Udshien Dussday eveuing to see Rose Sthal tn “The Choras Girl” were: Messors aud Meosdatnes Frank Zimmerman., lke Baum, Fred Starr, satn Selipg:Megdams J. E. MeDonald A J. loks, Odel Oldfather; Misses Mabls Wise, Hazel MdDonald, Lens Henoch, Bessie Billman, Carrie Hess and the Messrs. Sol Henoch, Mervin Heiber, Arthiur Jobhnson, and David Selig. : Mrs. Justina Maguuson, wife of the late Peter Maguuson died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Charles Shearer.in Sparta township on Saturday evening, Fab. 19, after a long and serious illuess of puetimnonia. Funeral services were conducted at the Sparta Christianchareh, on Tuesday forencon by the Rev., Gafl, of Hadson aud then laie to rest o the cemetery noar by, Mrs. Magnuson was the mother of Henry Magnus?n and Mrs. Frank Herman of this eity. e Lo

Thachoir of the M. E. chureh is preparing an elaborate program of secnlar music to be given at the chuarch Thursdry evening., March 17. Prof. Peters is sparing no pains to make the concert the musicial event of the season with the promise to the public of a rare mnsicial treat. The choir will be sssisted by Mre. L.J. Dunniog soprano. Mrs. Ralph Hutchison of Columbia CR{ MezLn 80-. piano and Hermao Sack solo pianist. Mrs. Peters will sing Anne Laurie and the program will abound in good things. j

When the talk of installing the new system of strest lights for Cavin street was first begun, some of our very conservative citizens got the idea that the new lights would cost several times as much as the old method and at once raised a howl about the proposed extravagence. The declaration was made that the new fangled arrangement would bankrupt the city. The city council was almost overwhelmed with objections but a careful estiate having been made by councilman Banta and other members of the body, the new lights were purchased and installed. The good sense of the council is best evidenced during the- last two months under the new system. It is now found that the city will either have to put on more or larger lamps or burn them all duriog the night or they will not nse the current to their ecredit. In other words the lights are not as cxpensive as the five are lights displaced under the old contract. :

. The rosds will be sloppy . 3 S T T IR YMR MO AR % Do ot forget the big hores sale bf‘gﬁuzmﬂny, : o | Losser Brothers beld & big horse (onie ot Readaiivilie inst Saturday. | Gsatge MoMasters of Guoshes Egﬁnﬁ'«z an Ligonier {riends . lsal BatS unday : i Miss Eitiabeth Fuson of Goshes - kpent munday in this city the gues) ot friends. : : § - Mre Grorge MeMaster of (oshen L 8 0 the city earing for her mother, . Mrs. Hart who is sick. Sise Hazel Gramis of Waoleotviile imin the ety the guest of Jobu Kegy nimu fatniiy thiv weak. ; P A fall attendaves of the M K {abolr s requested for the rebearsal i Thursday evening st % o'clook sbarp. i Jdacuh Hafler formsrly of Sparia !%'mnﬁmis is ouice mote s residets of G Lignnier, bavisg tmoved lere last | ek, ‘ vl % Their entire program i traly - sutertaining. there s an abundance ﬁ;a!ﬁamﬁr, ¥ariely and cleverness in (ihe Pariand-Newhall Concert. . Marenh - i | sliss Heden Mitehall of Detroit is iin the city the guest of old triends iand oeighbore. She will spead sevioral weeks in Florida the guest of ' her uucle. : ¥ g b ‘i Jameos Fate a farmer residing hear { Botoe Uity celebrated his Ssth birth. tiday auniversary inst Tussday. Mr - Fate is of Esglish bisth wind gu e sided in Noble cnunty sinos 18564, ' : b é Chariss T Poyser of Gioshen was ibadly injured while putting timber Ltiear Stipshewana inst Friday A fallo Himb struck the unfolunsts man Cbraking bis right arm oand leg as ;f weil as lactutiog several ribs. i | Fix up the old chair by applyinz o Leoat of Usmpbell’s Varnish Siain. ;% Yon will be surprised and delighted i with the fleect you oan produce. - The cost is only s trifte aud it s a -§;sinuu:s to do the work yoursei! é?‘x’)id by 1. A. Paimer. | Congressian Cyrus Cline has nomLinated Lawrence Mictinel of Fort | Wayne for appointment to the An I napolis uaval academy, with Merrit ‘H Heory of South Whitley, Russel 1) Downey of Churubuseo and lLee Dare Youug of Colambis City alterHALes, g Prunes are recominended by emi inent dietists as being & very healthy aid palatabic food. The white horse (hrmd packed o the beat prupe pro. ducing section of the Santa Clara Valley, California, are delicions Fifteen centa per pound, two pounds for twenty five conts -~ Wine Baru Ferdinand Mier of San Francisco {!{fa!.m\nm hera iast Thursday. the (day after the funeral of his father {Bol. Mier bavipg found it iimpossible } o resch Ligonier in time for the funeral. No word was recaived from him or the funeral wouold have heen deinyed. Mr. Mier has been in the }“!8” {or MADy years, %4 The big defieit in the postoffice de- { partinent still grows, but, the Ken(dalliviile Sun says: “The postoffice imnplnym are griatly pleased over i’ the fact that the department has just #entthiemn a new Smith Premier type. iwnmr of the latest model, which will enable them 1o do their work n %much iens time, and possibly with iumm Accuraey than heretofors. It I 8 8 flune acquisition to any office .’ I All at the expense of Unels Sam. |

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BB R ERNs ¢ RRIERIR Re R EIESE : L: : : - -‘ : g g -l- ne . & : : ’ = ~ > o s R BAN T i~ : & 4 . MEAT prices are advancing, liver 18 now class&2 od as a luxury and soup bones can only be aftorded | ~ : . 5 = by those whose income 18 counted by the thousands. 5 Nt . . . . @ \ny man today, who can indulge in ham and eggs = @ for his Sunday morning breakfast is looked upon @ as beinga bloated bond holder and he sure enough @& @ iz, unless his eredit with the butcher is better than & g - sy = Yours Truly. : While meats are daily showing more : : bone and an increased price, our hard- & ware goods are showing more quality a ; S S and at a decreased price. % 8 We may be deing the meat fellows an in- & @ justice. DPerhaps there are not enough soup bones @ % grown to supply the demand We simply say, @ 5 2 * ¥ = > ] with reference to the meat business “we don’t ?—% { . e TN ‘ know,”” but as regards Hardware WE DO KNOW < that every day the/quality 1¢ inerersed and on many articles the price greatly reduced. We are selling © a raft of Hardware, Fencing, Stoves and other @ & goods on-a mighty small margin of profit and we @ % are perfectly happy and contented in so doing % : 2 KING & WEAVER. @ - - l. d. g | Ligonier, Indiana @ Phone 134 é & ' e CREEERRRARRRARIZRRRRRERRER R

Make Your Farm Attractive By using the best Fence on the Market - ‘ Never expect a dwap made fence to give vou good service. Acl?»()ur Agent About the Monarch Fence , chutﬂt:;s of the cost the best always the t‘fw.s;m¥ companng the cost with the strength and durabaluy. Fuox i your mund that no better fence can be made. ‘ . Every tod of the Monarch Fence will stand the test, full suize wwe and every knot guaranteed not to shp. : We would also bke to show you the Clover Leaf Manure Spreader, Deenng Farmung Implements, Columbus Wagons, - Cream Separators, Washing Maclines, Poultry Feed and i Stock Tonic with a Full Line of Hardware found at ~ Ligonier, Ind.

Two Good Farms | FOR RENT 100 acres and 180 acres one north of Ligonier and one west of | Ligonier | Enquire at the Bank