Ligonier Banner., Volume 53, Number 16B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 June 1919 — Page 2

The Model Farm Land carefully tilled; barns and build- _ ings in order; machinery well-kept; live stock pure-bred and healthy. o The farmer hiniself a man exemplifying " efficiency and progressiveness in his - methods-- ' - Managing his financial affairs on a ‘ sound, business like basis-- ( ThrOugh a Checking Account in this institution. | ' Citizens Bank - Ligonier, Indiana “The Oldest Bank in Noble County” _

Now is the Time ' Don’t wait unril the minute te géb your Screens retdy for fly-time. We have everything you need to -either patch up your last - year’s screens or build new ones for.every - window and door in your house... - Wire mesh of every description, wood . strips, ‘ nails, corner irons and all necessary tools are here awaiting your selection. - | ' Prices are Moderate . Things to Make s A small can of green paint, well leaaed, ¢ makes a wonderful preservative for your screens. Use a flat brush and go over screen quickly and let dry a few hours. . Weir & Cowl , LIGONIER, INDIANA 1864 : Phonel"(}?' 1919

P ® . Auto-Oiled Aermotor ‘ . E Its enclosed motor keeps in the .\;s"}' ¢ ‘oil and keeps out dust and rain. = : , -«Q\W‘, The splash oiling system constantly B . A 'V"" floods every bearing with oil; pre?ﬁi«w“ - b«"?‘\gﬁ vents wear and enables the mill to s —--:-r..v-ﬁ;_‘v-’f;_ pump in the lightest breeze. The B pOnE 5 ng‘;"@ oil supply.is renewed once a year, o 55'%«, and it can be put op any old tower. féE £ 1 sell gasoline engines, pump ; tanks : ‘ ;‘E% water supply goods and do well i drilling and repairing. O. A. BILLMAN . o 238 \Je . ("24 N Ligonier, Indiana.

Properties for'dale and Rent For/ Sale Only One and a half story all modern brick house in south part of city. All modera 11 room rooming house. i 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. / i I. N. Todd house, Broadway. v ; Ten room frame house in south part of city, : L Frame residence 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 conveuiences. - Rooms now occupied bv us as offices after March 15, | If you have property for sale or for rent, list it with us. Tornado, s fire and sutomobile insurance written. : ~ Bothwell & Vanderford

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The Ligonier Banuer . ey The Banner Publishing -.Company - W. C. B. EARRISON Editor

Published every Tuesday and Friday and entered in the Postoifice at Ligonier, Ind., :+ recon - class matter. . : :

Gov. Goodrich hes decided to call an extra sessiom of the [legislature un” der pretense of ratifying the woman suffrage ‘amendment to the federal constitution but .in fact to correct the errors made during the late session of that body. o

® Fritz Regula Home - The Kendallville News-Sun of Wednesday says: . ““‘Mr. and Mrs. F. Regula of Wilson. N. C., where here this morning enroute to Ligonier for a visit with homefolk there They have beenin the south a year and a half this time, and were just a little homesick. ‘“‘lBut we almost freze early this morning, "’said Mr. Regula, ‘“fer it seems so chilly here. We are enjoying roasting - ears down our way and the weafher is hot

—all the time. 1t seems so strange to see the corn only knee high here and hardly that. e ~ “Mr. Regula is employed at a fertilizer plant. He reports business good work plentiful and good wages. .Colored men are largely employed at the plant and their wages run from 83 to $4 a day.” - ; :

Opituary

Edith Mabel Mier, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. William Adee, was born in Ligonier December 15, 1883, and spent her girlhood in this- ¢ity whers she had many close friends. After her marriage to Ferdinand Mier. _in Chicago March 15, 1911, she has resided in California. She departed this life June 18, 1919, at her heme Woodlawn Groye. One son Ferdinand Ades Mier was born September 24th, 1914, who with his father survives. Af¢ her reguest burial took place at Sacramento Mrsj. Adee spent the winter with her daughter, arriving home about six weeks ago. The grief stricken parents recelved a letter written by Mrs. Mier after the news of her death reached them. e

Army Werm Invasion

Ceunty Agent Widney had a bhattle this week with the army worm which invaded a rye field on the farm of Willlam Miller near IHoneyville, doing damage te the crop estipated at $5OO This is the first ;appearance ef the pest reported in =~ Noble county. Heroic step were employed to stop the advance of the worms. _ The P, J. Carnéy family is. now at the Wawaseee cottage. e Mrs. John Hatler. ann daughtér Dorothy will leave in the morning for Columbus, Ohio. - ' ; Two automobiles were consinerably damaged Wednesday night when a Ford struck acar being backed out from in front of Hutchisons.

When at Work Keep susy. © Sometimes an abundance of time spoils a man for the best work. It has been noted that most men do their best under pressure. Too oftefi men are spoiled by not being kept ‘busy duridg effice hours. It may be there are some who can stand te be busy by spuhs.h But the average man begins to leaf when' occasion offers and ‘can’t “get.the gait” when 'the rush comes. Besides, there is.-dan-ger of developing habits of procrastination when«the job is iridifferent as to time. As a matter of fact most men allow a job to lie until they have just time enough to produce it any way. So the wise man will keep himself busy. He will see to it that he develops the habit of getting dawn to business as soon as he reaches his nfice. ” He can then afford to leave his business at the office where, it belongs and enjoy himsel!f at home and get ready for the next day. ’

* The Lady of the Lamp. . The memory of Florence Nichtingale, the world’s first woman war nurse, is honored in the design of the insignia of the American Army Nurses’ School, just established sthis year: Florence Nightingale, in the Crimean war, was known as “the Lady of the Lamp,” and the new- insignia -has a lamp superimposed on the caduceus of the medical corps. This, the first military school for nurses ever estab-_ lished, has 1,000 students already enrolled, and 5,000 others have been accepted for the three-year course. Each student will wear the uniform and insigiia of the school. : What difference, if any, the signing of the armistice and the end of the war may have upon the hospital training plans has not been announced. It is suppesed that the work will continué. = - ot

. Not a Square Deal. Jack—Tl’'ve a bill for a frock that you bought some months ago. Whick one was that? - i ‘Doris—That was the one I wore the night you proposed. - : S Jack—ll'm! Pretty strong when a man has to pay for the bait and hook | that helped to catch him—London TitBits. ;

Their Limit.

! Adranc;e'Agent (in Hickville)—Do you think the people of this burg would flock to a $2 show? -

Manager (of the Grand opry house) —They might if you maké the price 90 cents for the best seats.” Anything over that mares thew merely straggle, —Buffalo Express,. = ' :

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- See B. E. Kirkland for reliable life insurance. y 28at

Photographs Hieber Studio

Flat for Rent.—Enquire .A. B Weaver. ) s i9htl

For Rent—Rooms for light house keeping. . Emma Homan. 12Btf

Wanted—Quilters at the Wilk\nso Quilt Factory. : 15btf

Peréons having property for sale or rent should list it with Bothwell & Vanderford. » 4]latl

- Correct weight and accurate tester, Martin Klepper.€ream Station, Elmo Cafe, open every night. - .~ - Ilatf

For Sale—Seven room house and two lots for $6OO in Ligonier. ) Gus Biddle - 11btf

For Sale—Six room house, good locasion, Enquire Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. 14 B¢f

Bring your cream to the Martin Klepper cream station, Elmo Cafe. Open every night. Ilatf

"~ Martin Klepper Cream station at Elmo Cafe, Clarence Gale operator, A square deal assured. Open every night. o o 11atf

One horse wagon, buggy, meat peddling wagon, Fairbanks—Morse gasolene engine 2} horse power. Fred Meyres, Ligonier. : 3btf

Our office heurs during June, July aud August will be from nine in the forenoon to four in the afternoon, excepting Saturdays when’ our offices will be open until 9 p. m. ) S W. H. Wigton : A, F. Biggs Bothwell & Vanderford 1323 w

Poultry Prices. 1919 brooders 30¢c Old hens, heavy Lao e Roosters o 126 Spring is here and housecleaning time has-arrived. Now is the season to dispose of the accumulated rags. 1 will pay 14 cents per pound for rags and five cents a pound for old rubber and 35¢ per hnndred for old iron. : . JoE MILLE , Ligenier. Kodak finishing Hieber Studio - Tatf Kodak Films Hieber Studio

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~ $45.00 men’s suits, Market Day for $40.00 $40.00 men’s-‘_suits, Market Day for $36.50 ’ ~ $37.50 men’s suits, Market Day for $33.00 ~ $30.00 men’s suits, Market Day for $27.50 $25.00 men’s suits, Market Day for $21.00 - $20.00 men’s suits, Market Day for $16.00 ' 20 per cent discount on all Boys’' Clothing i 50 men’s straw hats $2.00 and $3.00 values 75 ¢ while they last at the low priceof - - - - §%% 10 per cent discount on all Dress Shirty = . " FREE one 50c wash tie u‘ritlig every sﬂkShirt T " Real work shirt 90c ~ $2.00 overall'sfor $1.50 » e ~ Large assortment of Panama Hats A _ | o Headquarters for Bathing Suits 0 .

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Lieut Ray C. Rowan left the States with the I(sth aero squadron, one and one-half years ago. Served with his company until armistice was signed, received his honoraiile discharge while. in France; then sigoned up to stay and work until November. Received his commission of the Red Cross and is stationed at Rome, Italy at present. He travels most of the time. Ail Red Cross matters pass through his hands and all papers are signed by hiw. Finds customs queer and visited with his company many places never been ‘Americans there before. In these places are given royal and offieial weicomes. He isonly twenty-three rears old.- He has over two hundred in his company, including doctors and nurses. Has been half way around the world. Will complete other half before returning to the States ip November. Will visit Palestine and Russia. Boy was raised in Lagrange county, Indiana. Mother was a Noble county girl, since age of five years living near Ligonier. »

Mrs. Dan Myers desires to purchase a second hand bed for a child. -

The Misses Lena Moore and Esther Taft leave tomorrow to spend a week at . Columbus, Ohio, attending the centenary conference of the M. E. chureh. S 2 :

Farmers Attention!

The Banner is especially wel equipped to print letter heads and enyelopes for farmers as well as all grades of printing for everybody. Call and see samples of work and geb prices. . 4latf

Kodak finishing Hieber Studio. . : Tatf

. Grant & Foeote : Attorneys-at-Law L Office in Basemeénst of Court House Formerly occupiéd by H. G. Zimmer mar. ALBION, IND.

Contractor ‘ and Builder 405 Summitt St. Ligonier . CHARLES V. lNl;s AND so:_ Dealer;in Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, : ' Building Stone Cornar Fifth snd Cavin LI GONTER

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

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SPRING IS HERE and we are at your serviée at all times for ~ your spring cleaning, pressing and laundry. ~ Phone 86 and wie will do the rest Banner Steam Laundry Dry Cleaning and}Dyeing’

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