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‘:;\ & 3 L ; BB R NS A T esSNRS R TS R v i N D Rned ' or LI gen iy [\ . i SRy §1 BT ARI el i g ‘ 8B IBIT 53‘“&%%“ s\ o el B s e A\ m soce el e eT T r . SRRI 20 ﬁf‘%ﬁ‘: e ee e B s %\f#%&g Wl ) Yy v 8 r ' ?'g;o e ﬁg«» i ot (r’“ si } ‘\‘:vw W;\‘::\);'g{ Mi;’ :Lim &%;;;;gi&;i%&h R Te e o g Sd e e e l P R, 4@3&%&&:@ Mﬂg Ul 10'20 ‘ MEERR eS e L 4 : £ g \ % e BaCE{ed by Guaranty i o i - ® ~of the International Harvester Company l ¢ THEN the International Harvester Company guarantees a , ’ product you'can rest assured that it is right. The Mogul . f 10-20 Tractor is no exception to this splendid record. In L ; every class of work—both traction and Stationery, it has shown : t superior advantages. Not only does it do more work—but it does . the work more economically. e : . | : s | . Full rated horse power is maintained in any kind of soil. Can i bcequipped with self steering device: Completely equipped for regu- » : lar service with magneto, governor, mechanical lubricator, adjustable : {. draw-bar, etc. 1 | ~ Operates on kerosene—saving you many dollars each weex on 1 operating expense. In every way the Mogul is economical—yet 1 without sacrificing serviceability. ! ine Tr all Agent for the Racine Tractor Thresher, sma @ : ® : $ h a : size. Come In and see them. . Lincoln Highway Garage Co. Lincoln Highway Garage Co. ‘ , ; &

o URHSERS For a Limited Time Only, 10 per cent Off 30x3 or 3 1-2 Universal aslow as $2.70 30x3 1-2 o .’T $2.90 Caldwell Tire Shop

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Oliver Automatic Three Bottom No. 78 Tractor Plow, good as new. My price for quick sale $lOO. New price twice that amount. i j Stone’s Hill Farn. . L. E. SCHLOTTERBACK, _ . Ligonier, Ind. " FhonedlooJ. + o . 1

The Ligonier Banner, Ligonier, Indiana

United States Fuel Administration Order Restricting Lighting

On Mondays and Tuesdays of each week, commencing July 29, and 30, 1918, the following order issued by the U. 8. Fuel administration will govern the use cf lights, other than for public lighting, which is subject to modificatign hereafter from time to time, and at any time.. e 1. The use of light generated or produced by the use ov consumption of coal, gas, oil or other fuel, for illu ‘minating or displaving advertisements, announcements or siéns, or for the external ornamentation of any building shall be entirely discon: tinued on Monday and Tuesday nights of each week.

2. The use of light generated or produced by the use or consumption of fuel for illuminating or displaying any shop windows, store windows or any signs in store windows shall be discontinued on Monday and Tuesday nights. e ey 3. On nights other than Mondays and Tuesdays, outdoor lights within a city, village or town, other than for publie lighting which involve. airectly or indirectly the use or consumpt'on of coal, oil, gas or other fuel, shall not be lighted until tuirty minutes after sunset. ' !

The county fuel admidistrator is directed and authorized by the state fuel administrator to see that the provisions of this order is observed and carried out, to report violations thereof tothe U. S: fuel administrator, and recommend to him action (o be taken with respect to any violation. July 24, 1918, F. B. Park, Kendallville, Ind. Fuel Administrator, Nobie county

o Death of Asa Leming Asa Leming, for a half century a respected resident of Ligonier died at the family home abou# 8 o’clock Friday night after a long iliness aged more than seventy-five years., The deceased served withan Ohio regiment in the civil war and was a member of Stansbury Post G. A. R. He was a conscientious, upright wan and huad a large circle of friends. He is survived by his daughter Georgia Leing at home a son Frederick of FKort Wayne. The funeral occurred from the late residence at 2 o’clock * Mon: dao afternoon and was under the auspices of the G. A: R., the Liberty Guards acting as pallbearers. Burigl was made in Oak Park cemetero. For Sale Two lots No. 3 and 4 in West Lawn addition on Lincoln liighway. - Mrs. .E. N, Tillman, Zladt, - Always something new in photographs at the Hieber Stadio. : . F. Gerher for Sound Life !Inaurance

, OILCOOK STOVES/ _ Save the « =L - & & Nation's Coal .-.’3‘ TR RS A . RN SSe T s LSS T et iy 3 ¥ ‘“ T 4 e i } Dinner Time and § H ;® , . 3 § 'Dinner’s Ready ,Meals well cocked and done B on time—that is why 3,000,000 } homes use New Perfection Oil @ g Cook Stoves. ; 8 You, too, can have gas stove 8 @ comfort with kerosene cil. The & | Long Blue Chimney Burner B turns every drop of oil into @ @ clean, intense heat, like gas. @ No soot—no smoke—fastest B cooking oil burner made. i ‘ \; Come in and let us _ 5 . show it to you . @ | ;A. B. Weavey

Dr. C. D.Lane Straus Block, Ligonier ‘ OFFICE;HOURS: ’ \ § 9:00to 12 1:90 to 3:00 7:00 to8:00 Office, 367 ° - Telephone ges, 422 Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McEwen | Ehiropractors | Office .Houx"s, 1:30 to 5:00 p. m.' 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Office'over King & Weaver's. Sundays by appointment. 'Examination Freet . . ' CHARLES V. INKS AND SON %4 ol Deslerfini - | .~ Mcenuments,’ Vaults, ‘Tombstones, - v Building Stope - ‘ Uorner Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER

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A Nappanee Silo Means_Thrift, Economy, Satisfaction..—Adv. 4atf

FOR RENT—House and one acre’ of ground one mile north of Ligonier. See Eli Jacobs. Tatt !

Let us dve your old suit. RBanner Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaning Plant Phone 86. 2htf

House for rent, on lifth street lights and water. Inquireof: J. C Kegg, : : o gatt

Help us retain our old prices by leaving your laundry at home. Banner Steam Laundry and Dry. Cieaning Plant: e 2buf

For sale or Rent, Modérn home and garage at 330 east Third street, Ligcnier. Will rent separate. Write Will Buckles, 804 Lincoln “Way _East, Mishawaka Ind. Liatf : . Will Bail Hay ' 1 havea power hay and straw bailer and am’prepared to bail hay and straw. 1 will pay the higliest market price for hay and straw and will sell it by the bale at my barn in Ligonier . Fayette R. Lepird. , 13atf A modern Studio with modern methods Call and see Heiber Studio. Kodak finshing, Kodak films at Hicber Studio. Open evenings.

As be hessecured his license from | Washington to handle produce Joe | Miller is now baying poultry and egus | in the Van Smith feed barn in, this | city paving the bighest market price. | He will buy also old shoes, old clothes, | old rubbers oid auto tires and dis | carded machinery of all kinds. * 18a8t | s ! s For Sale ; i Twenty-five Lorse power ,engine! and boiler in good condition. Inguire | at Ligopier Auw Sales Co. = latf| Buy at Nappanee—Get a guarantee. ! —Adv. 4atf o ' ; S Notice : ' From June Ist, 1918 to September | Ist, 1918, our office hivurs will be from | 9 o’clock a. m. until 4 o'clock p. m. | Saturdays excepted. Our oflices will | be open Saturday evenings. i 12atf . W B W istony, } : Bothwell & Vanderford ! Notice ; : All persons knowing themselves indebted to Dr. L. P.gWineburg are re- | quested to call at the otlice and make-! settlement. 1 will be there each af—i ternoon from 2 to 4 and Sabu rday | evenings until July 27, inclusive. j Mrs. L. P. Wineburg, i 19a4¢ ; Executor. | : Butter Substitste { (S In these times of | (BNI food scarcity it is | ,i . G s S Mtk Lt &l 01easing to find sui- | L;‘:ngc %H ULic cabstitutes. | == NulLQOlais ons of, S the best on the muarket. . Guarantecd and sold by P. W. FRHNCH, Cash & Carry Grocery. A b » Hor Sale - -0 For sale, 4 acres of ground andrg.nod | house and barn just outside the city at a bargain or will trade .on a farm not coo far away. - 43btf ! , W. A. Tuler. '

Nappanee Silos Lead Them All There are a great many reasons why every farmer - should have a Silo: There are also a great many reasons

why every farmer should have a Nappapee silo. ‘lf you are interested in this question, write us and we will have out'agent call on you. We invite you to call at the factory. We are in position to back up our silos with a guarantee that is good. v NAPPANEE LUMBER & MIG. Co ot Nappanee. Ind.

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- 'TRACTORS 1 Will be handled in Noble county by Geo. Bryan's - Geo. Bryan’s ~ _» < ‘ - Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station - tMr. Ford is new selling toshe state of Indiana At Actual Cost; Without Profit to anyone concerned, 1,000 Foadson Tractors to the end thatian increase in farm products throughout the state may result. ' In design and construction the Fordson takes a glong step if -approaching the ideal tractor. The simplicity of its operation and construction will at once appeal! to the farmer. | .~ We have beensallotted a car load of eight for - Noble connty which will arrive soon., % - We are listing orders for this initial shipment t now. Come in and let us tell you more about this ‘ traly universal tractor. - : : & - GEO. BRYAN ;.| . £ : | LIGONIER INDIANA*

o Patrons and Others It has come to our attention that pro- " moters pf “Wild Cat” companies are very active in this state, particularly those selling oil and mining steck. . A great many farmers and others having - been victimized by people selling this class of secunibles:: . - -~ Our cooperation has been requested - by the State Council of Defence, to ~ offer our advice and council, free of charge to any person contemplating ‘an investment of this nature. £ Ity <. BN ~ Citizens Bank

| . » | We have a supply of ice stored in the city of Ligonter at all] times and deliver ice daily to all prts of the city. New customers are always we’- : : _ come. Farmers as well as city residents can secure ice up to 5 p. m. by calling at the storage on Martin street near theN. Y. C. railroad. | {endallville Artifical Kendallville Artifica Ice Company