Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 5A, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 April 1920 — Page 2

FINANCIAL A checking account furnishes an accurate cost ' ‘ accounting system for the office or houschold. It affords a condensed record of all financial transactions; it furnishes absolute receipts for , all expenditures; it shows clearly “present con- . ditions” and serves as a constant reminder to , spend carefully. . . ‘ : -This Institution invites business, household - _and personal checking accohnts. . " | Ligonier, Indiana ' ' “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”.

- Nine Carloads of Intsrnational Machinery - on One Order” - That's why we can sell cheaper. Quantity buying saves money. We give you the benefit of it and thereby sell more goods. So we both win. = . - Cultipackers are now in . =wmon ~ We have the original Dunham Cultipacker that will ot trail. Ask the man who has one. He knows. The best is the cheapest. Would you like one if you could get it for nothing. Let us tell you how you can. | - ~lnternational Spring Tooth Harrows and Spike Tooth Harrows and Disc Harrows are are made for service. Let us prove it to you.

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Published by ' W. C. B. HARRISON Editor e mm‘t‘“,mmmw inthePostofice at Lige 1. Ind. +» gecond class matier, ] COUNTY CUNIT LAW UPHELD. Supreme Court Sustalas Road Law and County Commissioners Will Now Get Busy. . By sustaining the county unit rosad law the supreme court has opened the way for much ighway improvement this summer. 0 ~ Perry township will no doubt secure at least one of her roads and Sparata will now push her project. Other townships will get busy at once. : . : Noble county commissioners will consider highway' matters at their session this week. It 18 understood that Kendallville has a project which she will not doubt push. -

OMO . - Maynard Wayne Riser son of Elmer and Clara Riser was born in Noble County, Indiana, February 15, 1912 and departed this life at Elkthart ,Indiana, Marca 24, 1920 aged 8 years 1 month 9 days. He leaves to mourn his early departure father, mother, two sisters three brothers, namely, Mrs. Mildred Sewell, Milburn, Erma, J. D. and Woodrow and many friends. = -Maynard was of sunny disposition with a smile as a greeting for everybody and appreicated very much the gifts and words of kindness given him during his sickness. = = ° Then with bodies all celestial ; And with robes as white as snow - We shall join the heavenly chorus Often longed for her below. The family wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness, help and sympathy shown during the sickness death and burial of their beloved one. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Those who atended the funeral from a distance were Mrs. Emma Zook, Goshen, Jake Baker, Truman Bloughs, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fredrick, Mrs. Ben Wise, Della Haines and Ed Risser and family all from Middlebury, Mr. and Mrs. Will Risser and family from Millersburg. . ’ ' | Good News For the Kids | - Parents can no longer keep their children out of school on the grounds of employing them, according to an interpretation of the compulsory school attendance law fssued by the ‘state board of truancy. In the judgment of the board, employment certificates can not be issued except to children who are being employed for hire. The board held that parents can not émploy their children. -

“It 18 the judgment of the truancy board,” the statement says, “that for a pupil to remain outiof school it is necessary for him to be actually employed that the transaction must, in every sense, be made in good faith, and that the relationship of employer and employe must exist. . It is the judgment of the board that the requirements of the law have not been met when a pupil remains at home to assist his parents.” ' ’ ; School attendance officers have been instructed to act in accordance with the provisions of the interpretation of the law. ' = - ' Three Candldates in Fileld. It is gratitying to note that C. J. Munton has filed his declaration of candidacy for joint representative to succeed himself in the Noble, LaGrange, Steuben circuit. Neither Munton nor C. 8. Nichols have any use for R. M. Waddell, editor of the LaGrange Standard and the fight will be a pretty one. Mr. Nichols is a banker of ‘Howe and is popular in Ligonfer. It is' a republican scrap with the nominee practically sure of election, as Steuben and LaGrange counties are regarded as hopelessly republican. They whole fight will be in the pri-

Ot Course He Denies Them. “Wood Denies Charges” reads the headline in the press. Of course he denies that large sums of money are illegally used in his campaign as charged by enators Johnson and Borah. 8o did Senator Newberry deny the charges. In order to set himself right before the people is for Gen. Wood to tell who contributes to his campaign fund and how it is being sepnt. : ~Many Take Examination. - There are 280 eigth grade pupils enrolled in the schools of Noble county and of this number 257 took the eighth 20. ‘The county commencement will be held in June. Herbert Hoover was a candidate on both ticketis in the Michigan presidential primary. This ought to indi- ‘ candidate. o ; o : =

-Willliam C. Peters, aged 54, a well known business man of Goshen, dfed at Ncepah, Wisconsin, of cancer of the throat after a protracted iliness. .He was preety well known in Ligonier whers' he often visited. S | s ; Rsay Slabaugh is guite 11l of something like the flu. He has a bad cough and light fever. Che s-j | Mra. Sanford Hll and son of Toledo, wer: guests over Sundya, of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer. . ~_Blue Bird water softener and washMak.sfteasy, = 4biml

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Galus Twenty Five Pounds, Ests Anything, Nerves Are Steady and Sleeps Like a Leng ' ‘

- “1 was almost & wreek and weighed only one hundred pounds when I began taking Taniae, but now I tip the scales at one hundred and twenty-five andhave gone bask to work,” was the by Edwin Jones, a popular empioye of the Holt Mfg. Co., living st 213 Manwon street, Kast Peoria, N , - "1 bad suffered for five years before I got hold of Tanlac and I tell you 1 was about as bad off as a man ever gots,” he continued. “My Derves were #0 completely shatterd that [ beeame ‘apset at almost nothing and I was so restiess and missrable at night that 1 could get only a few hours sieep. 1 'was troubled with indigestion & great deal and gas formed and pressed up igto my chest 8o that it kept me In misery for hours after every meal. I had practically lost my appetite and !1 scarcely ate enough to keep alive. 1 finally got #0 I was unable t¢ do « day's work and I had fallen off nﬁli I was hardly more than a frame.: “l was getting worse and vmoi and I hardly know where I would have been by now If it hadn’t been forl Tanlac. Well, "sir, the way Tanlac went after my troubles was a complete surprise and by the time I lmdl taken four bottiea I was a different man. My nerves calmed down and now they areas steady as steel.. My digestion could not be beter than it is now, for 1 am eating anything I want without any bad effects in the least. Sleep? Why, 1 am sleeping like a log and when I get up of mornings I feel just fine. All my strength and energy have have come back and, as I said, I have gained twenty-five pounds in weight. I have gone back to work and never miss a day.” : Tanlac is sold in Ligonier by 8. J. Willlams and by the leading draggist in every towa. - alv

. Wants Some odd Chqo. Charging that a can of maple syrup which he had delivered to d&ﬁ’dan\ for shipment had been tampered with; that part of the syrup had been taken from the can and the canfilled with sickening fluid of same color, Miles Loelir of Warsaw filed suit against the American and Adams Express sompanies for damages of $196.68. . Ke@ak fubhiug Hhber Siulls.

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