Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 2B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 March 1920 — Page 2

Bringing Things to Pass There will glways be the hopers and wiﬁhers and the "~ workers and getters. ‘ - o : : . The former count for little in the scheme of things; -the latter count for much and increasingly more. : If yoﬁ want some ready money {o accoﬁplhh a particular object, the way is clear; work AND SAVE! Your savings will be safe with us. A _. s Ligonier, Indiana . ~ “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”. ,

‘;) e R ee o RN A ’ - . T o 1 | Your Storage Battery ! What Car Do You Drive? | I‘ Do you know how to tell if your , (f : B BATIERY ’ v Is giving you the best servive? ’; t Come in, we will tell you how to keep it in perfect ';- health with no trouble to yvourself. Our free ser- = I vice 18 a Godsend to car owners. Don't wait until ‘ ?’ you're in trouble, come in today for free distilled I & water andginspection. ‘e Ll "{ We also inspect electrical systems. Rental bat- '\\ teries supplied while repairsjare being made. ! I\ LIGONIER BATTERY SERVICE COMPANY 2 Second Floor Blazed Trail Garage i \\ H.S. HAMILTON ¥ \i\\»‘\:} : ' ‘ : _ ‘ ¢ // _ \ . /// : | ' & ‘ = _I—L-——-JI«‘: = h » A i § » it TR /v gßatt =8 & Service Service on all makes of batteries

‘__i . Established |in 1871 o The old established and reliable firm of Rogers & Wilson announce to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that they are now showing an exceptionally fine line of ; : ' janos, Player IP; Pianos, Player 'Pianos - . and Victrolas | ~ On Very Liberal Terms OVER 4.000 RECORDS To select from including the very latest are carried at - all times. When in Goshen you are cordially - _invited to make this store your headquarters ROGERS & WILSON South Main St. = - - Goshen, Indiana

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Is now located in the Bothwell room under B. F. Wilkerson, South Cavin Street. Call and see him Furnaces and Furnace}Work ‘Radiator Repairing and all kinds of . Sheet Metal Work

The Ligonier Bamner . Published by i W. C. B. HARRISON Editor : Publiaded everyTuesdsy 2t Priday sn” estered inthePostofice st Ligo ¢, Ind. ss secipd Better Homes For Indlana. The' ‘lndiana Home Special” will stop in Noble County at Ligoner, Thursday evening, March 25, from 7:00 to 9:30 P. M. The special sto stimulate a greater use of modern equipment in farm homes and consists of four passenger coaches eguipped with modern water, lighting and power systems, along with exhibits showing practical equipment -of kitchen, laundry, bathroom, dairy and other home furnishings. - " A special corps of lecturers and demonstrators will accompany the train. There will be no advertising or selling. Home makers of bothe town and country are invited to inspect the train, see the demonstration and hear the lecturers during the two and onehalf hours that the “Special” stops in Ligonier, :

L CHILD LABOR LAW | 3 T \ Duty of Employers to Secure Permit From Supt. Renkenberger of Ligo- 1 mfer Schools -As a protection to employers ot‘ child labor in Ligonier, the Superintendent of Schools wishes again, to emphasize the principal features of the law. In the first place the umte‘ law. has been revised to meet'the‘re-‘ quirements ‘of the Federal Government to April 1920 and then if the State laws are being satisfactorily enforced, redesignation will take place, otherwise the enforcement of the law will be turned over to Federal officials. In general over the state, local committees are handling the situation creditably and there is no real reason why Ligonier should not do so. The Superintendent of Schools ‘is empowered and required to grant employment certificates; (Ist) to those children between ages of fourteen (14) and sixteen (16) who work during school hours, (2nd) to all children from fourteen (14) to sixteen (16) who work after.school, on Saturdays and during summer vacatfon; and (3d) to all minors (young persons from sixteen (16) to eigliteen (18)‘) who work for wages in any manufacturing or mercantile establishment,- laundry, bakery, printing office, etc. - It should be strictly born in mind that all children from fourteen (14) to sixteen (16) must either be in school or possess an employment certificate. 1f no employment certiticate is on file in employers office it is the duty of the attendance officer to handle the matter All children under founteen (14) cah not be employed in any gainful occupation other than forjn work or d¢mestic service. : . All children between fourteen (14) and sixteen (16) must have a_certificate to work after school on holidays, Saturdays. and during summer vacation. These will be issued to all thos: whose age can. be legally established and who are not going into prohibitive occupation such as cigar factory, hotel theater, or place of amusement. . No child under age of sixteen year: shall be empolyed or permitted to operate circular or band saws, wood scrapers, wood joiners, planers stamping machines used in metal or tin work manufacturing, steam. boilers, steam machinery, or other steam generating apparatus, punch or shears laundry machinery, etc. o In any ‘and all cases “No child under sixteen (16) years of as¢ shall be employed or permitted to work in any gainful occupation, other than farm work or domestic service before the hour of seven in the morning, or after the hour of six in the evening.” N> certificates for night work can be issued. “Children between fourteen (14) and sixteen (16) can not be employed more than eight (8) hours in one day, nor for more than six days in one week.” ' e e

For the protection of the employers of child labor in Ligonier the Superintendent of Schools again urges that for every employed child from fourteen (14) to eighteen (18) who works at any gainful occupation, the employer have on file an age certificate legally established and properly issued. ; ; o “Both -the State and Federal child labor laws are in the interest of the Education and health of the children of this country. We presume, however, that no law is enforced without working a seeming hardship in individual cases. It is a question of whether the entire life of the child is not more benefitted by the law than would be gained by the few additional hours of employment.” It is important that employers havs a thorough understanding of the matter and if they then wish to employ young persons unlawfully, it will be a:

Wanted, farm hand. inquire of Charles Wemple. | Ib3t Wanted A good girl for house work. Call Mrs. Chester Joseph, phone 188. i : Ibst . eA Rl S 2 ¥ Ray Hossinger, aged 16, son of Mt and Mrs. Joseph Hossinger of Kendallville, is ‘dead of pneumonia after u ‘'short illness. Tt | - ‘Miss Pauline Rath who had beéen a guest of Mrs. Gene Billman has returned to Kendallville. ' W. H. WIGTON o

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- LOCAL HAPPENINGS o Prof. Torr has been in Goshen organizing a dancing school. . The first thunder storm of the season visited Noble county Monday night. - dem Royse of Warsaw has announced that he desires to serve anFrank L. Reed of Fort Wayne, for‘merly of Kendallvilie ‘and Miss Jessie P. Campbell of Kendallville were mar}Hd' at Albion. ~ According to the Goshen Demoecrsat John B. Stoll of South Bend, founder of the Ligonier Banner, celebrated his 52d birthday anniversary 25 years ago This would make the veteran editor 37 R. B. Failor and Frances Squires, of Kendallville, eloped to Kalamazoo, Mich., Feb. 9 and were married there. The groom has purchased a barber shop at Hudson and the newlyweds will reside there. C. C. Ullery, 0. W. Dowell and El-‘ mer Herald cawe in from near Wawaka Wednesday and took in the sights of Ligonier. Herald and Dowell travel a little fast for their older friend. e After a ride from Fort Wayne to Albion by automobile Tuesday over dirt roads all the demoeratic candidates for governor present at the love feast declared in favor of improved highways. ; Photographs at Hieber Studle. :

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