Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 3A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 March 1920 — Page 2

Bringing Things to Pass There will always'bé the hopers and whhm and the v workers and getters. . . ~ The former count for little in the scheme of things; the latter count for much and increasingly more. o want gome réady money to ueomblish a particular object, the way is clear; work AND SAVE! Your savingsA will be safe with us. | i Ligonier, Indiana’ . - “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”.

N - : ! Your Storage Battery PREST-O-LITE H El - N : : s ; What Car Do You Drive? . Do you know how to tell if your , ¥ ;, BATTERY | i ~ Is giving you the best servive? i Come in, we will tell you how to keep it in perfect {“' : health with-no trouble to yourself. Qur free seril = viceisa Godsend to car owners. Don’t wait until : : it you're in trouble, come in today for free distilled | !; water andginspection. = | }: ' We also inspect electrical systems. Rental bat- ‘\' teries supplied while repairs are being mgde, i\ LIGONIER BATTERY SERVICE COMPANY J A\ Second Floor Blazed Trail Garage \ H.S. HAMILTON iy \‘\\\\ » ‘ : ‘ ‘ ’ /,,: A\ : - vy \\\ SER Y/ k. & - A T TREO EL] ' » ’A Rl - ¥ _gßattery | liz= " Service ® & Service on all makes of batterres

| Established [in 1871 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 . ; o . Ll e ~ 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 he’adqgaﬁers | South ‘Main St. L , Goohln.. Indiana

108 PRINTING - Banner Office

- D. M. RENCH \ 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

: vP-hlhhdb‘y - ‘W. C. B. HARRISON Editor e oo e ot Pabiished every Tuesday ar« Priday and entered wthePostoficest Lige 1, Ind. »- setord class msailer. L . Persons with an extended acquaintance in Kosciusko county insist there is no good repson offered for the empty jall at Warsaw. "The city of Elkhart is putting on Chicago airs. A citizen was stuck up on the street the other evening and relieved of his valuabes at the point of a gun.

Virginia republicans instructed their four delegates at larg for Gov. Lowden for president. If public sentiment there is anything similar to that prevailing in Indians the selection must hove cost a heap. A

Now friends of other candidates threaten to start an investigation to learn where the millons are coning from to finance the Gen. Wood preliminary campaign. That Gen. Wood has a well organized political army in twenty-six states no one will deny.

Evidently Gov. Goodrich is having a fine time in Florida. But who is doing the governor’s work in his absence? It is quite certain that one Bush is not.—Columbia City Post. When President Wilson went to the peace conference on a most important mission the republican press found much fault because of his absence. Goodrich is in the south on a pleasure jaunt and none of the newspapers seem to be finding fault. '

The republicans will not make much of a stir for compulsory military training until after the election. After opposing the peace treaty and the league covenant to promote peace, the republicans must to be consistent declare for a large army and navy and if necessary force the youths of the nation into training for war. The war profiteers and munition makers all opposed the ratification of the peace treaty with the league of nations feature. The adoption of Article 10 of the league covenant without amend‘'ment would have prevented the United ‘States from making war on Mexico l‘ghere'th‘e Hearsts and his ilk have great financial fnterests on an inse}cure footings ~ : ; Liberty Bonds Found. i Liberty and other bonds valued at $lOO,OOO were discoverd in a water soaked gunny sack, which was dug up from a pig sty on the farm of Guy Wadsworth, af former policeman, of Dalton, 111. Dectectives from State's Attorney Hoyne's office in Chicago, who were seeking evidence against Wadsworth held as the head of a band of thieves made the discovery. Forty pounds of explosives and many safeblower's tools were unearthed in the tarm previously. The loot is believed to have been taken principallly in Indiana, where eight.or ten robberies have been attributed to the operation of Wadsworth and his men. It was thought the bonds might have been stolen from the Gandy bank at Churubusco. . i

Some Ancient History. : KENDALLVILLE, Ind., March 233 —The safe belonging to the estatz of John Gappinger, which has been stored in one of the Gappinger buildings here, had not been opened for 28 vears, and yesterday Charles Crawford N. Y. C. section foreman, brought a gang of men with him who wielded sledge hammers until the safe was broken. - The contents of the safe were investigated with interest. Among other articles found were the passports of Mr. Gappinger, who left Germany in 18560 because he was against militarism. ' Another document shows that he was a graduate of a school of tannery. Coming down to a later date one instrument shows the sale of 9,000 feet of lumber from his farm near Cosperville, that brought only $26. The stumps from these black walnut trees are now being dug up and sold for 'more money than the trees originally 'sold for. H e came:-to Kendallville in 1860, and hauled his wheat to a mill at Fort Wayné to get flour. | RS - Wateh the Photograph. During recent months so much trouble has ben experienced by the railroads of the country with counterfeit money that the officials of some of these roads are taking every step possible to check the increase in number of bills passed on railroad employes and are also aiding the government in an attempt to locate the railroad empolyes bulletins have been ‘published and are being placed in all ticket offices and freight stations where money is received and paid out for the purpose 'of making the employes familiar with the inscription on each bill. Federal reserve and federal reserve bank notes of all issues bear the following portraits: §l, Wash ington; $3, Jefferson; $5 Lincoln, $l9, Jackson; ' s2o,Cleveland; $5O, Grant; $lOO, Franklin. Therfore if a railroad employe is handed a $lO federal reserve note with a protrait of Washington on it he knows without a doubt to $lO. This information is also valuable to the genmeral public making Ht

THS L:GONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

” - ME” SHE SAYS ~ "Tanlac has certainly been a blessing to me, for since taking it I am not only enjoying better bealth than IBave in years but have gained twaity pounds in weight, “sald Miss Ida Littlefield, 327 East lu,‘ Street, Galesburg, 111, recently. : “1 had suffered so much and so long” she continued, “I had almost given up ‘hope of ever sesing another well day. 1 could hardly eat a thing without bloating all up with sour gas and having such spells if paipitatibn of the heart and cramping pains I eould bardly stand it. 1 have often seen the time when in five minutes after eating I was in 80 much misery that I would have ogo and lle down, and I just dreaded to edt on accout of the suffering it caused me. My kidneys were uuooutofordcr.nd.)hukmd@ me fearfully, and I was oftened confined to my bed for two or thres weeks at a time. lm.m:lhnm«l' awake half the night with my back hurting me so [ couldn’t sleep and the next day I would be almost wild with the headache. o |

“No one will ever know how mly| I have really suffered for words can't describe it, but thanks to Tanlac all my troubles have disappeared I just feel as well and as much like work as I did thirty years ago. lam eating three hearty meals a day and enjoy them all and never fel a sign of indigestion. Why, I am just like an entirely different person, for I haven't an ache or pain of any kind. I feel so grateful for what Tanlac has done for me I want to tel eevrybody about it, as it may be the cause of some one being benefitted as I was. | Tanise is sold in Ligonier 55 8. J. Williams and by the leading druggist in every town. . adv ~ Fred H. Green has sold land in Sec. 30, Perry township to William 0. Williams. - ' WANTED—Hundreds of good ofice positions are open in South Bend for the business trained. Begin preparation now by the home study plan and later enter the resident South Benl Business College, South Bead, lad. Write for catalog. = §2alm

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bas become “The WiNCHESTER Store” for this community. : Our being selected for this association ‘makes us sole distributors in this territory for the new WINCHESTER products. We believe you will find the new WiNcaesTEß Tools, Cutlery, Fishing “Tackle, Flashlights, and Wincuesir

WEIR & COWLEY

Ligonier’s Leading Hardware

Barney & Berry Skates; have the same merit as the famous WINCAESTER Guns and Ammunition, which we also sell. .We are niaking a special exhibition this week, of all these new and interesting WINCHESTER goods. = Come iin and see them. They give to our store a new interest for men, women andeéhildren. ~ -