Ligonier Banner., Volume 52, Number 21B, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 August 1918 — Page 4

A . Gy : ..‘,\‘_\\\‘.\‘:‘“-““ Ly : ' P e A ”””’////,,,\ 5 e ’.{“‘,}\‘ :, e x"’i"’k &:%ﬁ(tb //,/// - -ST b | % ‘ /..’\\\* FELPH 5s Fo v FIL. Reie i Y : ///4\ SRNeo o e 8 2 S BBN S SRR, S A TR TR MR »c"zg,}*/m“‘sgw S %b:‘»@/‘\’ﬁ eLT T eeA SR S ISR ST e R ) s e e s - /’///,\;\h;a G b@{“i(gré“f‘z‘;;yyj‘,%‘ *;),;J s e s 0 s s B AR,o KR NRI B 1 55 PN ; Vg sttty S eSR s : . 2 Y ~»&“‘?W~*‘z’::§ﬁ«”t;"%f"%f{ T mimn ) ' : o Ut At *“fﬁlﬁ“? s : : > ‘ U 9 s e oTe < i ; ? Ae,A SN : The Fordson tractor, manufactured by Henry Ford (& Son at Dearborn, Michigan, is here. _ ' ' Hundreds of farm owners in this community will be interested in this . announcement—in knowing that Fordson tractors are ready for distribution. The urgent need for greater production and the vital necessity of employing man-saving machinery in farm work is apparent to everyone. Remembering ' : these immense tasks ahead, the coming of the Fordson is of importance to every : farm owner at this time, : : The Oliver No. 7—the Plow for the Ford e Oliver No. 7—the Plow for the Fordson “We appreciate the co-operation the Oliver Chilled Plow Works have ' given us in designing the proper plow for the Fordson Tractor. - “We know that with the Oliver No. 7 plow the Fordson will work | to the very best advantage.” , ‘ : [Signed] Henry Ford @& Sen ‘ ~ Oliver No. 7 has been built for the Fordson. : : ’ ~ Oliver No. 7is strictly a one-man machine., A trip lever right at the opera- ; tor’s hand raises or lowers the bottoms. An even depth adjustment lever is ; right at hand, too. ; You will appreciate the high clearance of plows and beams because they , ~ save time and annoyance—just as the rake between bottoms prevents clogging : : with trash and makes every second of operating time count in plowed ground. : The Oliver No. 7 embodies principles of plow construction founded on sixty ' years of making plows, of intensive study of every existing soil condition—and constant attention to the plow requirements of the tractor since the tractor in. : dustry began. . - Come in and see this complete outfit—the Fordson and the Oliver No. 7 Plow. Geo. B rvdn . ‘ * : : l : \\\\\\\\\“\“\“\m\u T ulum",,,,m / _ . ‘ \) y7~ (7 4 g ™ ' ’ 2o : 55 : T \\\\\\\\\\ e 3" A. ~:l%}’ oLR %":‘ { .‘ S oTSA — e e ' y A== ’@W Lo IS &y ,IM\ 25 sl Ll T ‘ ; gy @ ﬂ;',’.gtf” ‘:\'éf{/;‘,.\&’ ¥/ =\ L O EIIETIIEIDYS ( ~‘;7.‘-";) 7 \\\\ \el ' B T R Y ; oiy '“ﬁﬁ S, "@:" \W\ﬂ S =| R Re e | FRUTED ey '\ SR | S o= (‘ﬁ? o S 2 N/ V 2 P ~,/’//I/I . \\\\\ : L Sy B A o ‘ Illllm”, T ‘““\\\\\\\\//

o ‘:"\ ; AR ‘ SRR Aol RLR s i (el Bl ioD PR RS R < ; : é?%? ,%&i wae ! R S L RSN o 8 e feoE e .\ ’ g, | Foaal et e Y N : mA B ’%%Jé B 0 e e e n B t , TTN A A \‘L;f’ s G TERee R e B il ‘;“%*gf;f > ¢IAN P s g F\jj&’““w :#geSR e e | ‘h n“’;’»‘ia "// {’@‘F“;*"%ﬁ* wﬁ*vwﬁv i e : BN . e Mogul 10-20— | g “‘wm*@gﬂ ’ i | SITEDS Backed by Guaranty | 3 ° ; of the International Harvester Company | { 4 HEN the International Harvester Company guarantees a 5 product you can rest assured that it is right. The Mogul f 10-20 Tractor is no exception to this splendid record. In - every class of work—both traction and stationery, it has shown | superior advantages. Not only does it do more work—but it does ~« the work more economically. ‘ Full rated horse power is maintained in any kind of soil. Can . : : PO . : . be equipped with self steering device. Completely equipped for regu- = lar service with magneto, governor, mechanical lubricator, adjustable - ? draw-bar, etc. é Operates on kerosene—saving you many dollars each week on g operating expense. In every way the Mogul is economical—yet | fL - without sacrificing serviceability. . : ! ! \ . ot Agent for the Racine Tractor Thresher, small : ® o°; : : size. Come in and see them. - ~Lincoln Highway Garage Co.

i+ RS, For a Limited Time Only, 10 per cent Off 30x3 or 3 1-2 Universal aslow as $2.70 Wi l-2 5290 Caldwell Tire Shop

Banner Classified Ads Pay

FOR SALE

Oliver Automatic Three Bottom No. 78 Tractor Plow, good as new. My price for quick sale ¢lOO. New price twice that amount.

~ Stone’s Hill Farm. : - L. E. SCHLOTTERBACK, “ - Ligonier, Ind. Phone 4000 J. e

The Ligonier Bauner, Ligonier, Indiana

Farm Loans for : Five Years or TWENTY YEARS May be wholly or partly repaid any interest paying date after first year. The best Loa‘n Plan ever offered - borrowers. Let us tell you all about it. The Straus Bros. - Company. Ligonier - Indiana

Louis Kerr was at Camp Grant visting his brother Willis who is in training there. -

A. W. Bremer, formerly of this city, has taken a position in the accounting department of the B. & O. railway at Garrett.

Miss Wilma Wigton will spend next week in Toledo with her aunt Mrs. Leslie Yoder. Mrs. Yoder has been visting in Ligonier for a week.

The new school board will now be organized, W.J. Rolitho succeeding Col. I. D. Straus as the new member. The change took place August 1

Charles Downing, for 18 years secretary of the state . fair board, is dead at Indianmapolis. He was known to many Noble county people.

L. Schloss is circulating among his old friends again after speding ten weeks in an Indianapolis hospital. He says old Ligonier is good enough for him.

Mrs. Roy McDaniels who has been spending a few days with her little daughter at the home of Ira McDuaniels returned to South Bend Tuesday morning. o :

John W. Eggeman of Fort Wayne, former of the Allen circuit court and who resigned from the bench to engage in Knights of Columbus work, has arrived in France.

Miss Pearl Freed, of this city, is acting as cashier of the Farmers State Bank of Albion until a successor for Abel Barnum, who resigned the job, can be secured. Miss Freed is very competent. : ,

According to word received from the federal railroad administrator at Washington arrangements are made which permit the railroads in Indiana to offer special reduced rates to patrons of tue state fair to be held in Indianapolis, Aug. 31-Sept. 7. :

Karl Sisterhen is located at Camp Oglethorpe, Georgia, and he writes that many new buildings are being erected there for the accomodation of troops. The cantonments are to be refilled during August A stream of men are going overseas. :

The bone dry prohibition law is being rigidly enforced in Indiana ac ording to state - authorities. The antisaloon league officers are keeping a close watch and if local officers fail to pro:ecute offenders the state will step in.

Always something new in photographs at the Hieber Studio.

Kodak finshing, Kodak films at Hizsber Studio. Open evenings. ;

Buy at Nappanee—Get afgun.rantee ~~Adv. 4atf <

L g/ S ""-v’.'gz(’ ‘\W/{?“‘cﬁ \ )’ {/: 1A SS‘: ilk /8 ‘{[{A'. L Teliid h, 1//7;!! / . yr \. 3 folaa g IF YOUR HORSE S AeBULD CHOOSE he certainly would select this shop as the place he would prerer to come to be gshod. Acton that agssumption {and bring him here the next time he needs shoeing. You’llfind \him better gaited and better [tempered "after we have shod him, | ! E. W RIEBER

' W. H. WIGTON o Ktprney-at-l.aw Office over Zimmerman's Store IJGQNIER, IND:

il’ > | -A Nappanee Silo Means—Thrift, | Economy, Satisfaction.—Adyv. datf :' FOR SALE—Two general purpose | horses and one Jersey cow, fresh A ug- | ust 25. Arthur Yeager. 27b26 e e e 1 FOR RENT-—House ana one acre| of ground one miie north of Ligonier. | See Eli Jacobs, , = - Tatf Let us dye your old suit. .Banner Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaning Plant | Phone 86. : 2btf g FOR RENT-Fiat over the Roser| restaurant. Modern conveniences, sixi rooms. L. Schloss. 21btf l House for rent, on tifth street i lights and water. Inquireof J. C| Kegg, o ; i 4atf | . Help us retain our old prices by‘; i leaving your laundry at home. Ban- ; ner Steam Laundry and Dry. - Clean-i ing Plant. : ' bef‘ For sale or Rent, Modern home and | garage at 330 east Third street, Ligo-| nier. Will rent separate. Write Will | Buckles, 804 Lincoln Way . East, { Mishawaka Ind. Hatt |

Will Bail Hay * I' havea power hay and straw | bailer and am;prepared to bail hay and ; straw. 1 will pay the highest 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 E Call and see Heiber Studic. =

As he hassecured his “license from Washington to handle produce Joe Miller is now buying poulitry and eggs in the Van Smith feed barn in this city paying the highest market price. He will buy 2lso old shoes, old clothes, old rubbers old auto tires and discarded machinery of all kinds. I%BaB¢

for Sale

Twenty-five liorse power engine and boiler in good condition. Inquire at Ligonier Auto Sales Co. 14atf Notice’ ; ~

From June Ist, 1918 to September Ist, 1918, our office hours will be from 9 o'clock- a. m. until 4 o’clock p. m. Saturdays excepted. Our offices will be open Saturday evenings. o 12atf - W, H. Wigton, Bothwell & Vanderford

. For Sale o year old bay mare, well broke, kind and gentle. : : Henry Wilkinson, 22btf 408 Main St., Ligonier. Notice To Land Owners. ~ ' Those who have not secured their fertilizer for the year may be accomodated by calling at the Palmer coal yard. A sufficient supply to meet ail demands is on hand. George Ramsby, Ligonier. 21b4t " Dr. Fred Clapp, of South Bend, vjsited his many Ligonier friends Wednesday. - - Mr. and Mrs. George Honert and children of Kendallville are here guests of the Peter Seitz family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Casey and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagoner visited relatives in Muncie the first of the week - Mrs. George Young and daughter Mary Louise, of Akron, Ohio, are here guests of James W. Smith and family. ‘ ~ Miss Zella Long, who has heen gueéb of her brother Mort Long and family returned to her home in Wolcottville Wednesday. : The Cosperville Sunday School will have a picnic in the Colwell grove at Diamond Lake one week from Wednesday. -

BUY A BULL #52 9ROS. BN AR .f SHORTHORNS ‘() [oise @ rmne) k. 2o & o ‘Ep o D

Grant & Foote Attorneys-at-Law Office in Basement of Court House Formerly occupied by H. G. Zimmer man, ALBION, IND.

podee. . L oo Nk, 1 ‘ IS SRRt , ¢ Brothers iSn A Touring 47~ NSR s Auto Accessories e o ’“‘**/ . ® ‘ . s \ . ‘ Ty | Ligonier Auto Sales Company L T e eel

¢ o CHunGredsoinew = L ‘“ e Ay o ~ “Korrect-Shrunk” _ Wash Skirts Priced from $2.50 to $6.50 . Skirts with handsome varia- ?‘7“;' X 5 tions of patched pockets, wide L‘fﬁj" T novelty belts, pearl button trim_ g {;}-\ /’/ mings, in the newest all white Zo/ P . and fashionable sport stripes. 7 &)\(l | Tailored by the same expert ] 1 : /‘ workmen who make the Kor- { /"ﬁ rect woolen and silk skirts. ; / 1 Preshrunk lelting that will {//;‘.,’? // l/ not soften or curl alter wash. ;,? | / | ~ Every inch of material used léﬂ/f g 1 (v in these “KOrrect-Sbrunk”W é‘fg; A Wash Shirts is put through a “ “{s‘;’*" special cold press process which > practically eliminates shrinkage and preserves the skirt’s original shapeliness after repeated washings. A comprehensive showing including all waists bands from 23 to 40 inches. - See our special popular skirts. Only 5.85 ~ and well worth the pice. -

7 . lothy Patrons and Others ‘ It has come to our attention that promoters of “Wild Cat” companies are ~very active in this state, particularly ~ those selling oil and mining stock. A great many farmers and others having been victimized by people selling this class of securities. ~ Our cooperation has been requested by the State Council of Defence, to offer our advice and council, free of _ chaige to any person contemplating - an nvestment of this nature. | Citizens Bank

¢ VIiF - Its enclosed motor keeps in the oil : ‘; / ~ and keeps out dust and rain. The s ‘\W/f’ \ splash oiling system constantly floods S UL oo si i prerents e ‘M:ﬁ:‘ R Erept iy e 7 Ay eaanioe s '?ﬁaﬁ? ;‘J‘ "- (;"‘,\‘g lightest breeze. The oil supply is re 5 pOEET ' SR\ t%f’ newed once a year, and it can be pu - ‘fiﬁ A on any old tower. I sell gasoline i a 4 % engines, pumps, tanks, water supply i‘%\% EE goods and do weil drilling and repair«ui- i LNI : O. A. BILLMAN, | onn2me 333 o . ,_ 9 Ligonier, - Indiana

Read the Banner