Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 March 1920 — Page 3

| We have a fine selectionof Garden Seed Call or mail your orders. Also a fine lot of § Shrubbery, Rose Bushes, Bele. Busy time now. Don't forget Garden Rakes, Lawn Rakes, Spades Hoes, etc. | A full m L Al Bl WEAVEB i e R SRR R . e e e e — Hey, There—Munton! . In announcing the names of the two LaGrange county candidates for tha Joint senatorial distract of Noble and LaGrange on the republican ticket the Kendallville News-Sun says C. J. Munton, incumbent, has not fully decided whether or not he will be & candidate to succeed himself. ‘Should he decide to. do so the republicans of the district may enjoy a réal serap in the primaries. It has been understood here that Senator Munton would go after the political p’l_n-m held by Rep. Fairfield. Mr. Munton is congressional timber, much better than the Angola pedagog. : Photographs Hieber’s Studie.

| Capital and Surplus $4,000,000 ~ - SIXTY YEARS OF INVESTMENT SERVICE ' ' OTIS BUILDING, CHICAGO - e e Ligonier, Ind. Fort Wayne Detroit » ' ~ Minneapolis o, 0 : - . Securities of the “Straus Standard” ' Securities are grouped in three main classes, according to the degree of - , safety they technically enjoy. | - . Bonds are a first lien on all property pledged, ahead of other claims. ’ ~ They are technically the safest, but earn the least. _ Common stocks earn the most and are least secure. They have comparatively little security behind them. They are affected by every loss _ or decline in trade. But they also participate in every gain to an un- " limited extend. A speculative elemant attached to them---they sharein - - both risk and reward. o L e ’ Preferred stocks occupy a middle ground. They are secured by all . the earnings of the issuer above fixed charges; the income is fixed, non speculative, like interest on a bond, but from 14, to 134 higher. _ Since earning power is a major part of the real security behind ~ any investment, the preferred stock of a strong company is much ¥ safer than the first mortgage bonds of a weaker one. A gilt edge ~ preferred stock compares favorably with the bestfirst mortgage : The “Straus Standard” of Preferred Stocks involves certain well . defined requirements and practices which safeguard both itself and ~ the investor. The Straus Standard always requires the four safe guards of established earning power, a high ratio of net quick as= sets, strong management and no funded debt. e s : ~ character. From Perferred Stocks of Straus Standard the investor _obtains a high income with SAFETY. iL _ Write or Call for Information on Special lssues Now Offered . ~ THE STRAUS BROTHERS COMPANY

e v‘ l Could Hardly Drag Himself to Work— Feels Fine In the Morn- ~ Ings, Now. 1 “Tanalac has benefitted me so much I no longer doubt anything good I read or hear about it.,” said John Farrow, 1876 Erie street, Toledo, Ohio, an employee of the Libby Glass Company, continuing, Mr. Farrow said: e “For several years I have occasionally suffered with sharp shooting pains in the small of my back and in my right leg and foot and cramping pains in my stomach, which gradually grew worse until for the past six months 1 have had these pains nearly all the time. My appetite had become 80 poor I could hardly eat a thing, and the littie 1 did eat would ferment, gas would form and the pains in my stomach would nearly kill me. My nerves were in an awful bad condition, and I was in worse pain at night than ‘n the day time, if that was possible, 1 could get but little sleep at any time and many a night would lie awake all night long. 1 had become so badly run down I could hardly get to my work in the mornings, although 1 only lived two blocks away, and after the day was over | would just have to almost craw] home, where 1 would force down a few mouthfuls of supper and drag myself off to another night of misery. “1 bad tried 0o many different medicines without getting any benefit | had about lost faith in everything, and as | continued to grow worse I felt like 1 didn’t care whether I lived or not. Looking back now 1 don't ses how I managed to work at all, and, 1 just moped around the house till my people ‘were very much worrled over my condition. “] had read many statements in the local papers from people who had been benefitted by Tanlac, and although, as I said before I had about lost faith in all medicines, I decided to try it, and the improvement in my condition almost as sqon as I started taking it was simply remarkable. I never have a pain of any kind now and my appetite is better than it ever was. I can sleep as sound as a log and always get up in the morning feeling fine and ready for work. Tanlac has re-

| lieved me of all my troubles after evtoo glad to say a good word for it." { Tanlac is sold in Ligonier by 8. J. Williams and by the leading druggist i Real Estate Changing. i With all the exchanges and changes in real estate in Ligonier the housing problem is receiving little or no relief. {fewer as farmers buy and move to {town. Ligonier welcomes these farm- | ers and will continue to do all she can | to induce them to settie here, but’ this |lem and adds nothing to its solution. | So far as the Banner has been able {to learn the prospects are not bright for a building boom in Ligonier this |year aitbough the demand for tems{ment houses continues to increase. 1 | Bullding materials are so high and |carpentérs so scarce mcpocuté{ {builders are discouraged and as a re- | sult the factories are handicapped and {the growth of the city retarded. | The Ligonier Building & Investment | Company stand ready to extend finan|cial assistance to any and all who de|sire to build or make improvements on |{dwelling houses and it seems strange |{that so few calls have been made rur{ | their assistance.’ - i T. H. Ameling has the cellar dug {for his new house on Spring street fand the building will be up and ready jfor occupancy In a short time. The new bungalow built for Mr= Graham Lyon is abount completed while repairs on a number of dwellings are under way, but the 1920 building program in Ligunier is not extensive. , : Notice To Taxpayers. Notice is hereby given that I will be in Ligonier to collect the first in stallment of taxes and delinquencies for Ligonier and Perry township. at the following places. Mier Bank, Thursday and Friday, March 25 and 26. Citizens Bank, Saturady March 27 and Thursday, April 1. Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. Friday, April 2 and Saturday, April 3. { Bring your tax receipts with you. Morton P. Thomas, County Treas. For Sale—Single Comb Rhode Island Red Eggs for hatching, 15 eggs per setting. Mister Austin, Ligonier 3att

day is Easter. Ry Miss Alice Lantz, of Ligonier, was a 1 —»—” o 3 ~ Mrs. J. D. McNutt was over calling o Goshen fidends Fridav. . J ~ Mrs. Solly Lantz, who had been fll several days, is greatly improved. ~ Miss Valsia Hapner, of Solomon's Creek district, is now employed in LigPat Corcoran, who had been on a visit at Lima, Ohio, is back in Ligonier where he is employed. ; | Chris Rice celebrated his 70th birthday anuniversary Thursday and Marshal Showalter reached his 65th on the same day. : L W. A. Wright is dead at Columbia City at the age of 96 years. He was a former resident and a large land owner of Noble county. : ¢ ~ The death of a family of mice in the South Bend police station was directly traced to imbibing moonshine booze confiscated by the officers. ‘ Two sets of republican delegates are contesting in Goshen for the state‘i convention.. Ome set favors Toner while the other is for McCray for governor. ‘ ‘ Harry Beck has resigned as cashier of the Millersburg State bank to accept employment with a Goshen manufacturing concern. His successor will be named at once by the bank directors. : s 2 N en——— : i The closing dance of the Eagles Thursday night was a big success despite the unfavorable weather. Lodge members and the families have had an enjoyable winter aided .by these dancing parties. ‘ The Goshen horse sale, conducted by Elliott & Shelly one day last week footed up $40,000. Some of the teams brought $6OO and single horses as high as $335. The sale was advertised in the Banner. : :

Plow Season Soon Here Below is shown the famous Oliver Culti-Packer e JustregeiVedqcarload o - =T B (. A «((«l;‘!h;;”?. . e "fll F ullline of Oliver Farm Tools __ Famous Samson Tractor The Home of Dodge Bros. Motor Cars -~ and Automobibe Accessories Ly AT UNCOLN HIGH\N{AY GARAGE _ ~ Ligonier Auto Sales

See B. E. Kirkland for reliable life insurance. s u For sale, desirable bulldizg lot. Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. WA_NTED——Opeuton at the Ligonier Telephone Co, - 49atf For Sale; Reo tourin‘ car 1915 model guaranteed in good condition. W. 8. Schloterback -~ Ibtt For Sale, good brood sows, due to farrow soon. George Ramsby at Weir & Cowley's store. - latf Wnntodé—m‘ to work on farm. Single, good pay phone 16A ! " C. L. Chamberlin L 48btt Shirt factory mtigms and women learn sewing. $8.50 to start with rapid advancement. :

Salesman with car wanted to represent us. The Economy Roofing Company, Kendallville, Ind. “3b2t FOR SALE—S-room all modern house, two lots, barn and garage, shade and fruit trees. Dwight Wolf, 908 S. Martin }stroct. phone 349. bObtt | See Mrs, Wes Cunningham for hemstitching and picot edge work. bot \ e e ~ For sale, registered Duroc Jersey gilts and sows, immune from cholera. Bred for March and April farrow. | Chester Rice, Wawaka, Ind. IlaBt . For Sale—Two sets double work harness, also two Weimer incubators 120 egg. J. W. Himes, second Hand store, east of Green house. 2b4t Wanted, to purchase a second hand closed automobile. No dealer need apply. Leave word at Banner office. | FOR SALE-Fopr Barred Pifmouth o Pl ‘w:m ’w, o R . Slmamt | Private Sale at the home. of Mrs. U. R. Treash Aprial 9 and 10, Friday and “fi‘?'é*%a: B ~ “:&!‘5 o mwwg;wigfmfiw aea s %%figt ~llas wgg%;f ‘W

Wanted, man totake eontnctéto cut 30 cords of wood at $2.00 pér éord all timber standing. Inquire of V. E. Rarick, South Stones Hill - 2adt For Sale seven room house two lots, barn, fruit and shdde trees and two acres of ground at a bargain. Inquire of Frank McDaniel at Postoffice Sl - Blatt WANTED—An Agent in the vicinity of Ligonier for one of the best selling concrte stave silos on the market. Address all inquiries to the Fair Silo Construction company, North Liberty, Indiana. 5 ~ B2att

You Half Sole Your Shoes Why Not Retread Your Tires? Just as Practical Ford sizes smoo. Others 3 according to size. ABL WORK m;:g GUARANTRED Ligonier Repair Co.

Established in 1871 - The old established and reliable firm of Rogers & Wilson announce to the citizens of Ligoniéer and vicinity that they are now showing an “excsprionally fine line of , . Pianos, Player /Pianos - and Victrolas . On Very Liberadl Terms To select from including the very latest are carried at Al Bl Whefu SShon Jou e :

Johnston’s King of Fire, the greatest remedy in the medical world today of its kind and merits and is guaranteed to cure burns, bee stings, tooth-ache, pneumonia, colds, bronchitis, asthma, cuts, sprains, bruises, boils, carbupcles, blood poison, pimples eczema and croup. This has got to give satisfaction or money refunded. Just try a bottle. On sale at all Drug stores. - ; J. M. Johnston, Goshen,lnd. : 62a8t . Photographs Hleber’s Studie.