Ligonier Banner., Volume 53, Number 14B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 June 1919 — Page 2

BOYS AND GIRLS

Join the 1919 Pig Club

it’s great fuu to be a member and raise a family of pigs which will bring you in real money and lots of it, . e

Members of the 1918 Club raised the sow pigs which will be distributed to 1919 Club members. = : : '

Most of them bought Liberty Bonds and have a good savings account besides. They are, too, well established in the business of raising pigs. | .

No money is reqnired to join the Club. All members receive a sow and in return give the Club a baby sow from the first litter.

Come in and let us explain. the rules which each member must fellow. . ;

Make an early start—talk it over with mother or father—get theirconsent and join

today !

Citizens Bank

© : . e Auto-Oiled Aermotor ; i L, Its enclosed motor keeps in the : &FF /- oil and. keeps out dust and rain. & ¢1 ‘ The splash oilingsystem constantly ?&?}f}gw %L' - floods every bearing with oll; pre- = ‘M»‘?"*F ‘_'Aw vents wear and enables the mill to E_fz"fgnﬁ 1T @/ pump in the lightest breeze. The S ODEEES A é oil supply is renewed once a year, , : v ; ‘“{fﬁ:sgg and it can be put on any old tower. J : ‘ﬁi g( 1 sell gasoline engines, pump ; tanks J%ﬁ& water supply goods and do- well - i B drilling and repairing. : O. A. BILLMAN 2o 3 - ° Ligonier, Indiana.

THE MOST L » ' DANGERQOUS DISEASE

No organs of the human body are 80 important to health and long life as the kidneyvs. When they slow up and commence 1o lag in their duties, look out! "ind out what the trouble is—without delay, Whenever you feel nervous, weak, dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness, or have pains in the back—wake up at once. Your Kidneys need help. - These are signs to warn you that your Kkidneys are not performing their functions properly, They are .only half doing their work and are allowing impurities to accumulate and be converted into uric acid and other poisons, which are causing you distress and will destroy you unless they are driven from vour system. :

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Weir & Cowley 1864 TICONIER INDIANA 1919

Properties fordale and Rent - For Sale Only ‘ . One and a half story all modern brick house in south part of city. All modern 11 room rooming house. e | Residence property in west part of city.. All modera conveniences. Seven room frame dwelling on North Side. Fruit on lot. Vacant lot fronting Summit Street, o ‘ Dwelling on east stb Street. L I. N. Todd house, Broadway. o : Ten room frame house in south part of city, ) Frame resi(dence on South Martin street. : : For Rent and for Sale | Business building on Cavin street. - o - - For Rent Only Seven room flat over[Sack’s takery. Modern conveniences. Rooms now occupied bv us as offices after March 15, ‘ If yeu have property for sale or for rent, list it with us. Tornado, gre:gnd automobile insurance written. - o Lt -~ Bothwell & Vanderford

Get some GOLD MIEDAJ., Haarlem Oil Capsules at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the world for centuries; They contain only old-fash-ioned, soothing oils .combined with strength-giving and system-cleansing hLerbs, well known and used by physicians in thair ‘daily practice. GOLi: MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported direct from the laboratories in Holland. They -are convenient to take, and will either give prompt relief ot your money will be refunded. Ask for them at any drug store, but be sure to get the original -imported . GOLD MEDAL brand. Accept no substitutes. In sealed packages. Three sizes.

@he Tinonier HBanuer

ESTABLISHED 1886, * s ~ Published by - : The Banner Publishing Company

W. C. 8.. HARRISON Editor

published every Tuesday and Friday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., ¢+« ¢ecou class matter. .

1t is mot surprising to hear from ‘Washingten that Senator Hiram Johnson, of California, is the progressive candiate for president. It is given out by Senators Borah and Kenyen, progressive, are for Johnsen and an active campaign is to ba launched at

once for the former Rocsevelt running mate. The platform is to be oppasiaion to the leagusof Nations. The Californian will not get very far om the platform announced. 7

" The reactienary editor ef the Leader is §opposed .to a-league of nabdions, This means he is controlled by the munition miakers and those interests who profit by war. Tha league of naiions is designed to put am end to wars and those who eppose its adop tion by this country are playlng into the hands of tne war interests. Just what excuse the 'editor of the Leader has for -opposieg an fipstrument caleulated to put am end to bloodshed and the big military expenses of the nation isdifiicult to see. Of course

e Leader editor toddies along after

his party leaders and his party leaders at this time happen to be a buneh of politieal pirates whe profit personally by . their support of the wmunitien makers. e

New Gravel Roads

Petitions have been filed by Attorney Wigton for two gravel roads in Perry township, one known as the W, H. Loy and the other as the W. A. Cochran roads. Both are to be constructed of gravel under the eouaty unis. The Loy road proposed begins at the viaduct on Cavin street and extends to the LaGrange county line te connect with the Millersburg pavement. The width will be 28-feet. ~ The’ Cochran road begins at the intersection ef Chatham and North streets in the city of Ligonier and sakes the old Pigeon highway to: the LaGrange ceunty line. The width of this highway is 28 feet and both reads are to have cement eurbing. - :

Te Be Married Sunday

Miss Harriet Schlesinger, af Hammond, and Harry Selig, of this city, will be united im marriage at the Congress hotel, Chicago, next Sunday at 1:30 p. m. The bride is a charming and accomplished yeung lady whils the groom is a well known business man of Ligonier. After the ceremeny the happy young couple will make a wedding tour and later take up a residence in this city where Mr. Selig has large business interests. The Banner will be joined by the many friends of Mr. Seligllnextending congratulation.

Farmers Organize

Farmers of Elkhart township have organized a soeiety and will pur chase a threshing dJutfit and do their own threshing this year. A$ a recent meeting B. M. Franks -and Raiph Gallup were named a commit tee-to negotiate the purchase ef a machine and they went %o Fort Wayne Wednesday for that purpose The machine is to be used [exclusively by members of the association.

M. E. Church ~ - 9:30 Sunday schoo) - o ; 10:45 Morning Worship 8:00 Stereoption Lecture, Mr. A.J Sampson of India. ‘ : 7:30 Wednesday mid-week service Friday 8:30 Choir rehearsal. A cordial welcome to all. - Rev. G. F. Hubbartt, Pastor.

U. B. Church. . ‘ Sunday School at 9:30, _ Sermon by Russell Vance at 10:45. * C. E Soeiety at 6:39. e Interm=zdiate C. E. 6:30. - Children’s Day service at 7:30 Subect ‘' Heirs of Liberty.” . o Wednesday KEve Prayer Service 1:30. , .

A Welcome to all. A. E. Grubbs, Pastor. -

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Claud Hartsock of Washington township. Swim-Kaps,practical styles popular prices,” at° Bexal Drug Store. . e ' Mrs. Nellie Latta continues to improve in a Fort Wayne hospital. She may be able to return home within the next wesk. - g e Karl-Knapp is home, called here by the illmess of his father who was operated on ie an Elkhart hespital. Mr. Knapp is reported as rapidly improving. i The condition of Cole Btuygles, the N. Y. C. railway conductor shet in the abdomen by E. E. Reed at Bikhart the other day, is net satisfaetory and fears are entertained that the man may net recover. In the meantime, Reed, a former restdent of Lig-} -onler, is eut on bail. i e ~ Tommy Sharp, the Ligonier high school youth who ran away and went te war, has spemt mary menths in & hospital in France, After recovering from s serious surgieal operatien he was on the point of starting for home when he suffered an attack of pneumonia and fer five months he was in an army hospital. : e Kodak Films Hieber Studio.

The Ligonier, Banner, Ligionier Indiana ¢

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Attorney Wigton made a business trip to Albion Thursday.

The old water service pipeson First street are being replaced. -~

~ George Bryan will go to Detroit to night for a-couple of Ford cars.

G. B. Builst wasin the city from Fort Wayne Wednesday. ‘

Louis Kerr had busiress which called him to Chicage Thursday.

_ Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Straus of Chieago spent a few days in Ligonier this week. . '

Mrs. E. G. Thom%son has gbne to New York and Washington to visit her sons. _

Judge and Mrs. Schrock and son Ear] ure home from a two week’s encampment at Frankfort.

Councilman Galloway will .takb his vacation next week. He has not fully decided whether to spend it fishing or in making hay. :

Stanley Straus was ia the city Sunday. -He new has charge ef the new office established im La Fayette by the Straus Broshers Co.

Charles O’ Neil, aged 18, was electrocuted while working in a Mishawaka factory. A sister Mliss Goldia O’ Neil resides in Topeka.

Everett Bowman relieves H. J. Bowser in the Straus Brethers offices while she Jatter named jtakes a summer course in Indiana university.

~ Mrs. Stephen Allen, of Meneminee Mich., who had been a guaest of Mrs. C. A. Crandall for sereval days, has gone home accompained by Mrs. Crandsll,

Carroll McKee was operated on for appendicitis in a Fort Wayne hospital Wednesday. He was in chargeof Dr. Lane and the operation was successful. ;

Willard Bolitho has arrived from armyduty overseas and 18 now stationet at Camp Devans awaitimg release. He will soen visit his brother W. J. Bolitho in this city.

- There is a haif dozen cases of small pox between New Paris and Syracuse and a striet quarantine has been establisli+d and vaccinatiem ordered im that ceotion. :

Dr. C. G. Keehn will take a post graduate eourse in Fort Wayne all nexy week under Dr. White, a famous dentist of Chieago. The course will instruct in nerve bloeking. :

" Chester Smith, assistant Cashier of the Citizens bank will take a swo weeks vacatian beginmimg mext Mon day. Accompanied by Mrs. Smith he will tour Michigan in his ear.

'Mri’.ﬁ‘apd Mrs. Ray Loy are spending sem’ejii’me at Wawasee. Mrs. Loy was formerly Laura Inks, Mr. and Mrs. Loy were guest of honor ‘at the W. H. Green picnic supper Thursday evening. - _ ‘

A Stretcher-bearer at St. Mihiel

" Rev. H. B. Masters, pastor of the Ist Presbyterian Church of Fort Wayne is to lecture next Sunday even ing at the Presbyterian Church here. His subject ‘‘A Stretcher-bearer at St. Mihiel”, is. an interesting and amusing acceunt of his own experienices on the Verdun frent and along tlie line of the Argonne Woods, in France during the World War. Mr. Masters theugh pastor of one of ‘the most influential Churches in the State, gave up his weork at home in order that he might do his bit abro ad with our boys in the A. B. F. For the greater part of the time America was into the war, Rev. Masters was in Frante, as a werker. His experinces as. a stretcher bearer are ﬁfj hand. Im addition to a wealth jo¥ imcident and experience is added the magnetism of a clear cft, clean hearted American geatleman, and the power of public elequence. Mr. Masters will please and enlighten and delight everyone who kears him. : . His lecture at the Piesbyterion chureh naxt Tuesday evening is free no admission being charge. There will be a voluntars collection taken however to defray expenses. : Kodak finishing Hieber Studio o iate LXGONIER LODGE NO. 11, K, O.T, M Meets first and ' tlird Tuesday evenings of eaeh month. (.C. HARSH, Com. mander, Rollin E. Ohlingheuse "Reecord -Keeper., . ? - '8 LIGCNIER LODGE NO. 185 FA& M Stated meetings, the first Monday in & each menth. G.M.Zimmerman Secetary H. P, Sisterhen W. M, = NDBLE COUNTY CHAPTER_ R. ‘A. M N 00.42. Stated meetings, third Monday in each ‘menth, Oct, to May, inclusive. M_‘.-,‘* ron K4rkland, Sec’y. E. H, Mundell H, ) et g e ———— egt et ettt ettt Lwom lER COUNCIL NO. 59 R. & S, M. Stated mestings, second Monday in each month, Oct. to May, inclusive. Myren Kirklaud, Secretary. H Clayton Ewrin s o ILIGONIER CHAPTER, NO, 35 O,E. 8. ‘ ‘Stated meetings, second and fourth ' Tuesday in each month. Mrs RUTH LEVY ‘Sec'y., MRS MORREY MILLER, W. M. LIGONIER LODGE NO, 128 K. P. Meets every Thursday. Asron Urich €. C, Charles Smalley K, R. 8. _——.—.—.—-{—__—————a—-—.‘n——.—_—___’___'_’ Lm“'omxm LODGE N 0.451- B. P, 0. E AdMeets every Friday night, Jacob L Sheets Exalted Ruler, A. O, Bhearer Secretary, Srusnun: PosT 125 G. A. R, meets firs and third Sautrday at2p. m. of each meonth, Commender, J. H, HOFFMAN, Ad- | jutant, O. L. CHAPMA X.

Stereepticom Lecture on India

- Mr. Alpheus J. Sampson, a native of India, will give his travelogue on his native coumtry illustrated with fine view at the Methodist church Sunday eveningat 8:00 p. m. Mr. SBamyson comes from a high caste Brahminfamily who now four generations have been Christians. He has been in America some years as student and now is waiting his passports to return to India. He speaksthe English language with perfect idiom. The Winona Lake Bib!e Conference has sought his services for two seasons and he Look part in the greas “World in Cincinnati” some years ago. He has been invited to take part in the Centenary celebration in Columbus this month and nexs. " The trip to India will in the lecture start from New York ‘harbor and land as Bembay and then travel northward and back again to ‘the coast. No admmission eharge at the door will be made a free will offering will be taken for the lecturer. All are invited to hear this intéresting treat. ' ,

People are Safe

Meyer and Eli Jacobs have two sisters with large families in Germanyand during the war they heard nothing frem them. Some time ago W. H. Bendsr, chairman of the heme service branch of the Red Cross conferred with the Red Cross in Germany amd sueceeded in securing knowledge of one family and now the other family has been heard frem through the same channel and the sister, Mrs. Isaac Kahn, writes that the family is well ard happy with the beys all at home except one who is a prisoner in Franee. The pe~s is very gratifying so the Messes. Jacobs and they are loud in praise of the Red Cross.

Prices in 1852

The Elkhart Review says: _ In scanning over old newspapers recently a citizen foand .the following report for 1852, showing the greas increase in the price of foodstufls today. In 1852 wheat soid for 75¢ and 80c a bushsl; corn, 33¢ and 37c s bushel: potatoes, 25¢ a bu.;hel; beef, 84 to 85 a hundred pounds:; pork 5¢ to sic alb; butter, 15¢ to 20c a pound; cheese, 10¢ a pound; apples, 50c to &1 a bushel.

Perry and J. M. Reed have gone to Grand Rapids, Mich., on a visit with relatives. - :

Hello There

Bring me those old ~ white shoes and [‘ and slippers and I . - will eclean them and ; make them look as | .goodas hew. All Kinds of Shoes Cleaned and Polished Shoes called for and delivered any day except. Saturday and Sunday. Phone S. D. SMITH Koon’s Cigar Store.

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TEACHING YOURICHILDREN :TO BANK THEIR MONEY IS R MIGHTY IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR EDUCATION. AS THIS HABIT.GROWS ON THEM IT DEVELOPS SELF RESTRAINT, AND AS THEIR BALANCE IN THE.BANK GROWS, THEIR _.CHARACTER AND SELF-RELIANCA ALSO GROWS. e e

We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving deposits . and Saving Accounts. :

Farmers & Merchants Trast Co

Loeser Brothers j "off_er'for service - o Big Roan Belgian Stallion Big Sorrel Belgian Stallion This_sorrel stallion is the besf.-in the state. Big Blk Percheron Stallion ~ FOR SEASON - Anyone wishing the ser_vic‘é of good breeders will i do well to see these. R FEES: $)15.00 to insur«?i $lO.OO for season. LOESER BROTHERS, Ligonier

Farm Loans e J. E. Stewart & Company Zimmerman Block ~ Ligonier, Indiana

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