Ligonier Banner., Volume 53, Number 15A, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 June 1919 — Page 2

The Model Farm Land carefully tilled; barns and buildings in order; machinery well-kept; live stock pure-bred and healthy. , The farmer himself a man exemplifyin'g; efficiency and progressiveness in his ~ methods-- - » _ Managing his financial affairs on a “sound, business like basis-- ' | - Through a Ch&cking Account in this institution. | ' i Citizens Bank Ligonier, Indiana “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”

. 3-~ ’ . : 3 Autoc-Oiled Aermotor : Ff Its enclosed motor keeps in the ; : A / oil and keeps out dust and rain. < \/ { V The splash oilingsystem constantly XR S ‘é% VW j¢ floods every bearing with oil; preL,,&.&m ek j_ﬁ!é‘ #7 vents wear and enables the mill to *-.c -ﬁ“ﬂ" pump in the lightest breeze. The "1{'?*.;.“"“ _ '! y _%§ oil supply is renewed once a year, , e i‘ M and it can be put on any old tower. : : \I é I sell gasoline engines, pump ; tanks o pRReAL » water supply goods and do. well 00l drilling and repairing. . O. A. BILLMAN P 33 o . Ligonier, Indiana.

THE MOST ' ~ " DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs of the human body are so important to health and long life as the kidnevs. When they slow up and commence «to lag in their duties, look out! Find 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 kidnevs 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 pcisons, which are causing yvou distress and will destroy yvou Aunfess they are driven from vour system. 5

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Weir & Cowley 1864 VGONIEE INDIANA 1919

Properties fordale and Rent

One and a half story all modern brick house in south part of city. All modern 11 room rooming house. ‘ : Residence property in west part of city. All modern conveniences. Seven room frame dwelling on North Side. fruit on lot. Vacant lot fronting Summit Street. : ‘ ' Dwelling on east stb Street. : Sl : % 1. N. Todd house, Broadway . Ten room frame house in south part of city, , . Frame residence on South Martin street. _ For Rent and for Sale ' Business building on Cavin street. ' : For Rent Only | Seven room flat over|Sack’s takery. Modern convegiences. . Rooms now occupied bv us as offices after March 15, : [f you have property for sale or for rent, list it with us. Tornado, fire’and automebile insurance written. ' - - Bothwell & Vanderford‘

Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlém Oil Capsules at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all aver the world for centuries, They contain only old-fash-ioned, soothing oils combined with strength-giving and systgm-cleansing herbs, well known and used by physicians in their daily practice. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem QOil Capsules are imported direct from the laboratories ir Holland. They are convenient to take, and will either give prompt relief oi your money will be refunded. Ask foi themm at any drug store, but be sure to get the original imported GOLD MERAL brand. Accept no substitutes In sealed packages. Three sizes,

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Che Ligonier Banner . Papilad by . The Banner Publishing Company - W. C. B. HARRISON Editor

T e e e e Published every Tnesday and Friday and entered in the Postoifice at Ligonier, Ind., -+ recon class matter.

ANONYMOUSFIGHT ON LEAGUE ‘Who is inspiring and financing the clrculation ef anonymous letters and circulars against the .league of nations? asks the Geoshen Democrat. Large quantities of this hostile litera ture are streaming into homes, shops and joffices. It takes the ferm of a patrotic appeal to the recipent; it masquerades as a movement ‘'to pre serve American rights andtraditions;” it quotes: scripture, histery and re public an orasigns; 1t proclaims a “holy war”' against President Wilson and the demecratic party. . Why should persons so full of love ef eountry be so mysterious—or modest? If these patriots are incurring so mueh expense to save their natiye land, why shouldn’t they have the credit fer their noble undertaking? Why Temaln anonymous when their fellew citizens would welcome knowledge of jtheir identity? The subtle suggestion im all these letters and pamphlets im that President Wilson is wrong im adyecating and the republican leaders are right in opposimg the league eof natioms. They are clearly designed as propaganda for republican voses. Thei! purpose indicates “their authorship. They are anonymous evidently beeause it is regarded - as unsafe to impose on republican leaders the respon: sibility for this manner of bush¥acking. - ’ :

If;this. method of atsack on the league should suceeed—but there is no likelihood of that—repyblicans would be the gainers If it fails, they could-escape the odium of having resorted to the meanest of all weapon —an anonyrnaous letter. :

- The only objeet the repuablicans have for eppesing a league of nations is a party reason. Because the president of the United States happens to be a democrat and favors the league the republican bosses fear some advantage mizht inure to the demeocrats with the adoption 0! the lea‘go covenan. It matter: little =to republican Senators how leng peace is delayed of shey can serve their sordid interests. 1t would be interesting to learn what is to be gained for the people of the Uuited States by the failure. to ratiry the peace terms decided upon by the great powers. What substitute has the opposing semators $0 advance for the league covenant? .

““Hunish heunds of hell” is the way chairman Will Hayes of the natienal republican committee referred te the Germans in his :Fert Wayne speech. Considering what the Germans of Allen County did for the party of Mr. Hayes in the late election his referemce seems almost ungrateful. e G

Wil the d¢steemed .gditor of the Ligonier Leader tell. his readers why he epposes the league of nations? His answer will probably suffice for all opponents of the league. . =

Noon Wedding

} Miss Laura Eldred only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Eldred, was united in marriage to Capt. Johm Towerton, late of the Canadian army, whose home isin Edmonton, B. C., at high ‘nooi Monday June 16, at the family residencein this city Rev. G. F. Hub bartt of the M. E. church pronounc ing the ceremony in ;the presence of relatives and close friends. - After a family dinner the bride and groom lefs. ifor a = Wawasee eottage to spend their' honeymoon ~ before returning to Edmonton where CapsTowerton is an instructor in the schools. Mrs. Towerton lis a fine mugician and possessed of many other accomplishments. The eaptain occupies a high place in educational circies in his native country. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eldred and son of Indianapolis; Jokn Eldred, LaPorte; Misses Carlson and Lindval, Illinois, the Misses Ada Threlkele and Alice Randall; Indianapolis. The Baaner joins the many friends ef the contracting parties in extending cqngratulations. 5

Thomas Bunger Missing

Thomas Bunger -«the well known and aged farmer, is missing and his daughter Mrs. James Vance is much concerned for his safety. . Mr. Bunger who has been failing mentally for a couple of years, came to this city Saturday evening with Mrs. Vanee ‘and when it Became time to return ‘home the old gentleman could not be located. A search revealed that he was last seen at the N. Y. C. railway station just before the 8:30 train eastbound arrived. It is presumed he left for Ohio where he has relatives. Officers iu towns along the line east were notified te keep a lookous for Mr. Bunger. : o :

Ed. Galbreath soh of J, Finlev of Ligonier was married a few days ago at Fors Wayne te a youmg la y from Cambridge, Mass. The yourg people became acquaintediwhile ti e groom was in a Massachusetts tra ming camp, They will reside in Fert Wayne where each has a position. . -

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The Ligonier, Banner, Ligionier Indiana

Killed By Auto Bandits

Herman W. Uecker 'cashier of the First State Bank of Tolleslon, a suburb of Gary was shot and instantly kiiled Friday by an auto bandit, presumbly from Chicago, ‘when the bank was heldup.. . : : “A number of people were in the bank at the time of the holdup and when the bandit yelled ‘“‘hands up” the cashier reached under the counter for a revoler and was ;shot dead and the assistant cashier ;wounded. The two robbers escaped 1n an automobile

The dead bank official was a brothea of Mrs. E. H. Mondell of Ligonfer and thas the lady left Sunday for that place. The 'Mogdell family has resided in Ligonier a bouta year, Mr. Mondell ftilling the position of principal of the hi‘gh{sqhog)l.

Business Changes

Charles Cornelius has' purchased the Hoffman Bookstore jand has taken possession. The deal was eonsumated June Ist but was not made publlc until Monday. Mr. Cornelius will continue the business along the same conservative lines pursued by Mr. Hoffman. The veteran merchant retires from the store to look after other interests. The gentleman has ocecupied the reom with a store since 1869 and 'has earned a rest. Mr. Cornelius is- a young man and a hustler who will give his entire attention to the well established busi ness. Representive He&fman fhas premised the Bannér a story on his busines career in Ligonler for a later issue. :

Will Meet Here Thursday

"The eounty board of review and equalization will bhold a meeting iin the city hall, Ligonier Thursday June IQGP to hear jprorests and suggestions on the appraisement iof property for taxation in this city. Prop erty owners dissatisied with their aparaisement should attend this meeting. There is a movement at nendallville to have -the appraisement there reduced and if this is done an effort may be made to ofiset the decrease by raising the appraisement in Ligonier and Perry township

Women to Cdlebrate

Many celebrations of the passage of the Susan B. Anthony amendment have been held by the Franchise Leagues of Indiana. One of the most original of these eelebrations was that of Mrs. A. B. Beardsley of KElkhart, Indiana, a vice-president of the State Ledgue, who spent her personal check. Mrs. Beardsley wrote: ‘*Enclosed place find my check for $lOO, which I send herein reverent memory of Susan B. Antheny.” = -

Two Cars Stolen

A burly thief wanted for stealing a Paige car came to grief in Goshen Sunday when taken in By she police. He was sighted passing through La Grange and Topeka and when Benton was reached the fuses burned out and he could go no further. Marshal Showalter was also notified to ke on the lookout for a Maxwell car stolen at Goshen Saturday night and a horse and buggy taken at Syracuse.

Michael Family Reumion

The 25th reunion of tue Michaels family was held at (the home eof Ad Michaels in theDismal Saturday with 200 members present. There were speecﬁos and music and a great dinner. The aflair was a very pleasant one. The next reunion will be held at the home of . Mrs. Aaron Heckman near | Pierceton. Ira _Michael and family of this city were present.

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LIGONIER LODGE NO. 11, K. O.T, M <4 Meets first and tl.ird Tunesday evenings of each month. (.C. HARSH, Com. mander, Rollin E, Ohlinghouse Rsacord Keeper.

. LIGONIER LODGE NO. I 8 FA&M AStated meetings, the first Monday in each month.: G, M.Zimmerman Secetary H. P, Sisterhen W, M,

NOBLE COUNTY CHAPTER R. A. M N 0.42. Stated meetings, third Monday in each month, Oc¢t.to May, inclusive. Mron Kirkland, Sec’y. E. H. Mundell H, J’

LIGONIER COUNCIL NO. 59 R. & S, M. Stated meetings, second Monday inp each month, Oct. to May, inclusive. Myron Kirkland, Secretary. H Clayton Ewrln L. Y. M 1 o

LIGONIER CHAPTER, NO. 850,E. S Stated meetings, second and fourth Tuesday in each month, MRS RUTH LEVY Sec’y., MRS MORREY MILLER, W. M.

LIGOMER‘LODGE NO. 1238 K. P, Meets every Thursday., Aaron Urich . €. C. Charles Bmalley K, R. 8. :

LIGONIER LODGE N 0.451. - B. P, 0. E Meets every Friday night, Jacob L Sheets Exalted Ruler, A. O, Shearer Secretary. .

Srusnvxr PosTl2s G. A. R, meets firs and third Sautrday at2p. m. of each month, Commander, J. H, HOFFMAN, Adjutant, O. L. CHAPMA N, | s

LLGONIER LODGE, NO. 17638 F. O. E, Meets second &ad last Tuesday of each menth, O, O, SHROOK, President. A. J. SNY DER, Seeretary. :

EXOELSIOR LODGE NO. 267 1. 0. O. F 44 Meets on Wednesday evenings. Visiting Brethers welceme. A. J.Shoek N. G Walter’ Smalley, Rec. Secy. -

w;.smx‘eron ENCAMPMENT No, 89 ¥ 1.0.0. F. Meets Every Second and Fourth Tuaesday. ED BENTHINE, Chief Patriarch, Charles Flowervs, Scribe,

STANBBURY W. R, C. 154 meets seeond 7 and fourth Friday evenings of each moenth.. President,Jennie Drain, SBecretary Amanda Smalley

Modern Woodman Gamp 4824 M W, of A, medts every Friday evning,

M. E. Chureh Children’s Day

Song ... .. ... ... 0 Audince Prayer..........8ev. G 'F. Hubbartt Recitation;...........Blizebeth Drain Solo.. ... ..........0.:.: JsmesCurney Recitati0n............ . Helen Staniey Tea Little ;Fairies.....Primaay Class Piano 5010.........Gertuds Sisterhen Recitation.......... Rosemary Bourie

Duet.......... Mary Jane Hire, Mary Menher ' Recitatien............Caroline Yoder Chorus e Reeltation ... .- .. ... Isabel Payior

Recitution............Corrise llussey Veocal Solo ..............Helen Smith Reading............. Marian Lombard Duet..........D0r0thy Clark, Allison Belitho : o 5010............c0000..Cbct11a Curney Benediction. :

Rather Suspicious

Last Friday 'Marshal Showalter took Imto custody*a youth about 20 whoe was driving am Aubure ear, mearly new, which 'he insisted belonged to .him "He clalmed to be traveling from Chicago to Fort Wayne and when the officer tried to get into ecommunication with parties in Chicage he did not succeed. The suspect had but:fenr cents and he sold tools enough out of the car to purchase five ‘gallons of gasolene to take him on his way. Marshal Showalter says he is satisfied the car was stolen but he could get mo evidence and he permitted the youth to go.

New Grocery Steore

The Atlantic and Pacific Tea com pany has leased the Welr room former iy occupled by Arthur Newton with his shoe store and will open a grocery The cempany expects to be ready fer business by July Ist. '

New Telephone Directory

The Banner will in a short time fssue a new directery for the Ligo nier Telephone Company the lines have been greatly extended and the new directory will be a handsome one. Notiee te Inights of the Maccabees Our Representative to the Grand Lodge has a report o make a$ eur meeting Tuesday evening June 17. Come and hear it. ' R. E. Olinghouse, R. K.

Hello There

Bring me those old white shces = and ~and slippers and 1 - .will clean them and - ° - make them look as good as new. o 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 A MIGHTY IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR EDUCATION. RS THIS HABIT.GROWS ON THEM IT DEVELOPS SELF RESTRAINT, AND &S THEIR BALANCE IN THE BANK GROWS, THEIR CHARACTER AND SELF-RELIANC3 ALSO GROWS. - : .

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

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CORN

It is goirg ‘higﬂer‘ and getting scarcer We still have a fair supply on hand. We would advis you to get yours whileitlast. | ¢ We have just unloaded a carload of block salt. which we.are pleased to offer you at 6(c a block. - We alse carry a full line of the highest grade feeds for hogs and cattle. | ‘ , - We will appreciate acall from you by phone or in persou. e i ~

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Farm Loans ' 55% 0 J. E. Stewart & Company Zimmerman Block T - Ligonier, indiana

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- An Owner Test ' e . . The Kind That Counts « A recent demonstration of Meodel 90 power, endurance and dependability was an impromptu round trip between Oakland and Los Angeles—a most severe test; over mountian roads, through a blinding storm, with mud hub deep in places. The Model 90 never faltered, never failed! ' - Let us show you a duplicate of the car that made this ~ record. > S : -Lincoln Highway Garage 5 _Omg;dmwwnnpm"{wméusks; tehtit

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