Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 3B, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 March 1920 — Page 2

Bringing iy Things to Pass There will always be the hopers and whhen and the workers and getters. : : i x ‘ B The former count for little in the scheme of things; the latter count for much and increasingly more. | . If you want some ready money to accomplish a parti- " cular object, the way is clear; work AND SAVE! ‘Your savings will'be safe with us. o o : ' & : Ligonier, Indiana “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”.

! Your Storage Batte | our Storage Dattery { _PREST-O-LITE - ! What Car Do You Drive? o | Do you know howjto tell if your f ey , ~ _ls giving you the best servive? ' N ‘ Come in, we will tell you how to keep it in perfect l_ health with no trouble to vourself. Our free ser- , il vice is a Godsend to car owners. Don’'t wait until. - | you're in trouble, come in.today for free distilled - | water andginspection. = : | }.5 We also inspect electrical systems. Rental bat- : ‘\‘ teries supplied while repairs are being made. I (A LIGONIER BATTERY SERVICE COMPANY § A Second Floor Blazed Trail Garage = i ~ H.S.HAMILTON o _ \\ : ; , ‘ ) / \-.‘. ‘\\\ * : : “/ / 5 | . ' E eißo=el S 0 B : \\"“. e _ /Batt?fy e . Service ; g T ] e Service on all makes of batterzes

& (I /éM!: - S | =) . o A R | " Time to Make Things New | Again—With Paints o and Varnish s 8 WEARE all ready with the best sorts of 1 Paints and Brushes—Varnishes, Stains, Floor Wax, and all kinds of Paint Removers and Cleaners. : i Then a whole special collection of Paints, |f - Cleaners and Polishes for Automobiles. 1 ~ Come in and let us help you select the’ best kindsfor your requirements. = = Weir & Cowley . tae WINCHESTER store

i) Do Mo RENCH » " Is now located in the Bothwell room under B.F. - Furnaces and Furnace Work - Radiator Repairing and all kinds of

The Ligonier Bawmer | SETASLIBED 1808, " W.C. B. HARRISON Editor Published cvery Tuesday o 1« Pridsy and entered inthePostofice st Lige 1, Ind,, «- seoo:d

~ Willlam J. Bryan delivered three addresses in Fort Wayne Tuesday. Monday afternoon the Fort Wayne purported to be an interview with Mr. Bryan in which he was shown to be op posed to a league of nations and the league to enforce peace. o The so-called interview was garbed extracts from utterances in a debats with Former President Taft before the war. = - ; . This {llustrates the disgraceful tactics employed by the News and Sen tinel. It shows no respect for the intelligence of its own party members when it tries to put over such bunk. Mr. Bryan in referring to the matter ‘said he believes in a league of nations and the league to enforce peace, no matter how he felt before the war. - % old Comrades Meet Daniel Culp, of Nappanee, came over and visited his old clvil war comrade Wiiliam Fetters, returning home Wednesday. The gentlemen were members of the 142 d Indiana and have met but twice since the war closed. While in the service they had their pictures taken, tin-types, and both lacked a few weeks of being 18 yéars of age. Mr. Fetters says there are only three members of his company left. . Of the regiment the old veterans recailed the names of the following now living. James Waddel, Millersburg; Marlin Rice, Ligonier; Harley Beebe, Pierceton; George Kreager, North Webster; Levi Treash, St. Joe; Jesse Nolan and John Groves Elkhart and Samuel Ey>r Wakarusa. Mr. Culp took delight in showing the photograph made from the old tin-type picturing a strip of a boy in a Union army uniform,

Fine Entertaiment Promised.

The entertainment at the dedicatory celebration of the opening of the Masonic lodge parlors this Friday even ing gives promise of great enjoyment. After a big basket dinner Noah Beilharz will be the attraction in his wonderful impersonations. The gentleman has a reputation which extends be yond this country as an entertainer and the guests will be glad to learn that in addition to the other attractions Mrs. Wilbur W. Wood will sing. “The affair will be attended by all the lbranches of the Masoni¢ lodge including thé members of the Eastern Star.

Bossom Must Quit.

Farmers’ organizations composing the state federation established a rulg that none of the officers should engage actively in partisan politics and when Gov. Lowden, of lillinois through his henchmen secured the services of William Bossom, of Indianapolis; treasurer of the state federation his resignation was immediately demanded. Candidates who can break into the ranks of the farmers organizations tigure upon rich pickings.

WANTED-—Hundreds of good office positions aré open In South Bend for the business trained. Begin preparation now by the home study plan and later enter the resident South Benl {anmm College, South Bend, Ind. ‘Write for catalog. 62alm ! - For County Surveyor. I wish to announce that I will be candidate for County Surveyor of No}ble County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject ‘to the will of the ‘voters. : e ' Graduated from Purdue University, 1917, in the School of Civil Engineerlinz. - Bnlisted in the Engineering Corps, U. S. army October 1017. Discharged July 1919. Served ten months n France as second Lieutenant with he 521st Engineers. : : - Now employed as . Deputy County Surveyor, Allen county Indiana. NOAH E. HULL

You Mr. l @ Fruit Grower Turn to page 13 March 6 number ‘of the Country - people in Indiana are doing Wlk apple orchards. That article will be of great help {0 you If you have an or-° spraying we carry hand - Scalecid 0 e "L-A‘\ 4;;f” {Q- ¥ » v ;:j « &;:

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contained & fine portrait of Miss WWCII!‘II‘&'M‘M“] Private Sale at the home of Mrs. U. R. Treash Aprial ¢ and 10. Friday and ‘ang glass ware, garden tools, carpenter tools ladders and step ladders and ‘other articlés. : 3bat

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ROUGH ROADS seem smoothed out by the wonderful new Triplex Springs of Overland 4. : o Triplex Springs hold the wheels to the road, while the passengers ride in comfort. Their astonishing qualities have created an entirely new conception of light car riding

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~ This comfort ‘'is now obtainable in a light car with cconomy -in fuel and tires and remarkably low upkeep cost. - e : Overland 4 is ‘started and lighted by the Auto-Lite two-unit system. It has U, S. L. batteries. It is equipped with all the latest car essentials and convenicnces.