Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 8B, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 April 1920 — Page 3

Farm Loans | ~ BEST RATES sand Terms Obtainable It you are in need -of funds, write for full informaliorl or we shall be pleased » to have you call at ~ our ofﬁco, - ' - THE ‘Straus Brothers - Company. Eoth. Qlﬁ“. Cap. and Sup. “.M; Ligonier ’ Indiana

) /7 Y Swift’s | Blood & | ~Bone . | |Fertilizer| a Manufacturedby - 7 | Swift & Company \ [t el et Thosg desirrng Fertilizer Should see . Geo. Ramsby Ligonier, Indiana _’ ~ Auctioneer Will Answer. Callo' Anywhere ~ Phone 16000 Q Ligonier Indiana s Attorney-at-law . OfMce in Zimmerman Block : LIGONIER, IND. -

YOUR LACE CURTAINS NEED - LAUNDERING THIS SPRING We have a very careful method of laundering curtains so when the are returned they are clean, white and dried square and dﬁed_in lhc sun. Qur prices are moderate and will satisfy | - Phone 86 . - BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY - AND DRY CLEANING ‘

g SR | Attention <4sk> | - ](B SRaae. || | Horsemen > \GREY: 7 ’ g LA , RSN L&@ : Draft Horses are scarce, high priced and hard to buy and right now is the time to commence raising them. Haliple No. 61428 the Imported French Perchon Stallion known as the*Francisco and Smith horse (weight 2200 pounds). will make the 1920 season at my barn in Ligonier. . : ; ' Terms $15.00 to insure a living c 2! . Person parting with mares will be lialie for fee. . 'EDWIN D. SMITH , Phone 413 e :

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: ” . “ACEY-DOUCIE. } . 3 R ko ;P N : | ; . PR | - . ; {0 <y ' F o % ou & Fyledl ! oy | A Wty T ! 4% e o, . e oy oL . &Sie T R ABRA g i :M&"m}\ K s 5 3 § xw: .i 1 L . v . ~. ‘_, R e e 2; , nolling the Bones. - No ilndeed. they're not shooting craps. They are " playing “AceyDourcie,” a perfectely safe and sane pursuit o : Wherever there are men of the seas you will find a gaine of “Acey‘Doucie” It's one of the favorite dlversions of Uncle Sam's sallors

An “Acey-Doucle” tournament develops almost as much excitement as 8 good stiff boxing match. If you would be real salty you must learn to play It : . : The liome of Will Kreager on Albany street has been quarantined for scarlet fever. A slittle c¢hild s afflicted with the malady. W w Wood: was in Fort Wayne Wednésday to hear Gen. Wood make a political address: The gentlemen are distantly related. ; . ~ : George Fuller who is making hls home with Wesley Squires on the 8 C. Sackett farm .in York township is in a serfous physical condition. He has had two strokes of apoplexy and {8 afflicted with hardening of . the arteries. Mrs Milo Eversole, a sister has been caring for him. : . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana. Noblé -County, S 8 Notice {s hereby given that the undersigned has been duby appeinted administrator of the estiate of Wilson S. Billman, deceased, late of - Noble County, Indiana. Said “estate is - supposed . to. be solvent.. . . : Elmier P. Magnuson, admiunistrator ‘W. H.: Wigton, Att'y : Sbh3w { -— e E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Dates can be made at Weaver's Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No. 65.

GLASSES ; Accuartly and Scientiﬂcally Fitted. Broken lenses v replaced. Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

Dr. C. D.Lane " Zimmerman Block, Ligonier F FICEJHOURS: _ 9:00 te 12 1:00 to3:00 7:00 to 8:00 Office 'lO7 Telephone Re., 27

FIRST USED IN CIVIL WAR fdea of Divisional Insignia Is Credited to General Joseph Hocker—Were - Worn as Cap Omaments. “The divisional ipsignis, which was bailed as something of s novelty when it was introduced in the A. E. F., did pot stand for an entirely new idea In uniform decorstions for an American army,” says the Home Sector, the exsoldiers’ weekly. » “Gen. - Joseph Hooker—'Fighting Joe'—whose record In another American war fought sixty years ago has not been entirely submerged In the vast history that grew out of that war, had concelved the same linsignia idea, and the men of the regiments. fighting under him In the Civil war put on a distinctive emblem and thereby established n fushfon that was adopted by all the Union forces. - The idea did not die with. the Civil war, for in the Span-ish-American war also American soidiers wore distiictive emblems to show what organlzation they belonged to. : La “The divisional insignia as worn by the A. E. F. was new, however, in the detalls of its wearing, for the soldiers of. the Civil war and of the Spanish‘Americin war did not wear cloth patches on the left shoulder. The fighting men of the Civil war wore their emblems—made of metal, - with cloth centers—as cap ornaments. The soldiers of the Spanish-American war displayed their own - organization marks—of enameled metal with a clasp backing—pinned to thelr left breast just above the pocket flap.” FINE POINT IN DRAW POKER Would a Gentleman Take a Pot on a ' Hand That Was Not ‘ . Dealt to Him? Coats off, shirtsleeves rolled up, and sopping handkerchlefs bound tightly round their brows, Bloodthirsty Bill, Cheater Charlie, Daredevil Dick, the dealer, and Slasher Sam sat in solemn conciave round the table, playing a furious game of poker. - ; - Stakes and excitement ran high. Fach man seemed to 114 a tiptop hand, and none would relinquish the betting. At last time came for the hands to be exposed. : “Four twos!" shrieked Bloodthirsty BillL e . L ' - “Four threes!™ - shouted = Cheater Charlte. = ' “Strajght flush!” roared Daredevil Dick, the dealer. ' : “Royal flush!” screeched Slasher Sam. o L Daredevil Dick, the dealer, was staggered, : L “Take it, Sam, if you've got the nerve,” he muttered; “but you know it's not the hand I dealt you.”—London Tit-Bits. . - . World’s Races Divided. Amphiscians are the peoplé¢ who In‘habit the tropics, whose shadows In one part of the year are cast to the north and in the other to the south, according as the sun is north or south of their zenith. , - . The antisclans are the {nhabitants of the earth living on different sides of the equator, whose shadows at noon are cast in contrary directions. Those living north of the equator are antisclans to those living south of that line, and vice versa. The shadows on one side are cast toward the north and upon the other toward the south. The asclans are the people who live In a land where, at a certaln time of each year, they have no shadows at noon. All the inhabitants of the torrid zone are ascians, they having a vertical sun twice a year. : ' The perisclans are the inhabitants of the polar circle, whase shadows during some portions of the summer must in the course of the day move entirely around and fall toward every point of the compass. ‘-

| Island of Crete “Upending.” In the course of a discussion on the subject of Crete at. the Royal Geographical soclety, Prof. L. J. Myres de scribed two. remarkable changes of ground level that have occurred there since classical times, says the Scientific American. The whole island has swung upon an axis, the eastern half sinking and the western rising, so that whereas at Hlerapetras and Spinalonga the anclent quays and harbor works are now under water, the little Greek harbor of Phalasarna, at the west end of the island, is now totally upheaved, so that one can walk about on the floor of the ancient harbor, upraised and dry.

Chinese Engineers Hate Toil.

In no branch of modern progress has China advanced during the last twenty years more than in engineering, if we except, perhaps, medicine. The Chinese engineer has come to stay. He is a much-criticized person, and, the principal objection the up-to-date modern engineer offers against him is that he refuses to undergo the long and tedious period of training necessary in any branch of engineering today: if he can become an engineer without soiling his hands or taking off his coat, he is quite willing to pose as having mastered engineering; but he objects to the toil and the dirty work. - :

_ -WarTom Villages Arising. Villages in the vicinity of St. Querftin, France, are literally rising phoenixlike from their own ashes, Confronted by a lack of stone and bullding materials, the artisans have established a big grinding machine in ‘which the debris of the shell-shat-tered houses is remade into mortar.

For sale, Banner incubator. Alsé pop corn. A. O. Jeffries, Ligonier. : : Bbtf

' ~Some of the wheat given up for lost is showing symptoms of recovery. The spring rains have been very Yeneficial to wheat and grass.

THE LiGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

argains in Real Lstal Bargains in Real Lstate - Administrator’s Sale At the law office of W. H. Wigton, in Ligonier, Indiana, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, 1920, at one o'clock P. M. there -~ will be sold separately the following properties:

-~ _Two story brick store room on Cavin Street south of the postoffice occupied by the Carney Clothing store. | - DWELLING HOUSE IN LIGONIER : — The Fisher house immediately west of the Pullic Library. ‘This is a twelve room frame house.” Exceptionally well situated. o ‘ . ¢ : - - ‘ 5 ‘ & Ty - ¢ ‘Brick house of six rooms and bath; modern with rew interior finish and hardwood floors throughout. - © Also small bungalow of five rooms, moderi ekcept fornscs and beth. =~ = ' . The Watchorn Brick house in the northeast part of Ligonier 7 rooms, one acre of ground. - ' ~ The Eckart property on Chattam Street. Six rooni frame house and barn, about two acre: of ground, with good fruit trees. . ' - _ = Akers property on Water St., first house scuth of the ‘Water Works; Six room frame house. Large lot and fiuit . ‘Walder House. Large brick dwalliv; arang d for theon apartments. On Chatham Strcet, 3arn, about two ncres of ground. . - .

-~ Irvin Jacobs, Administrator W. H. WIGTON, Attorney e -

Shobe & Shobe shipped. a car ot ‘mixed horses to the Buffalo.market Wednesday. - : . : : e : . A little son aged two days, of .\lr." and Mrs. Joseph Taylor was buried Tuesday. The bereaved family has the sympathy of a large circle of friends. . 3

To the Breeder of Draft Horses

~ You will find at the barn of Otis Baker, located in the south’ part of town. Two of the best draft stallions: that are_standing for public ser= vice in Noble county. If you do not believe it come in and see then. ONE IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION. Bay with black points, weight - 2300 pounds. = - e ol ONE IMPORTED PERCHERON. Black with star, weight 2200. . ‘Both of these stallions will talk for themselves. You should not over+’ look this breeding opportunity as now is the time to raise good drafticolts oe v T TBT T i T ebt s R S oS BAK IR

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| Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cole and little son Robert and Mr. and” Mrs. Frank | Raubert of Ligoneir were guests of | | Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ullery Sunday| | evening. - = ’ H. 8. Hamilton was called to Paulding, Ohio, Tuesday to - attend . the | funeral- of his' grandmother. .

s O NACANT LOTS N LICONTRR:. . 7.+ Varcant Lot on First Street.’ . Good building site. =~ .. Six largé lots between Jay and. Johnson streets known .. as’the Paneake property. . ==o. Lo . . . . FARM LANDS 1N LAGRANGE COUNTY - = Ninety acres on the Hawpat b load five miles northeast - -of Topeka, known as the Sabac?h fiwm. Good barn, silo, andflowngwelt, . . - - Twente ;'u,;-u‘:'.f 0k lf tionh: 22, bden Township, .+ “KnoWwii avdas tiq wiond pha £ e B coos s Eieht and oneshalf acres in” Eden Township. Part of Lo theSmite e- oy e - o AE Lall sno-third of i’lﬁ;g*'p_n-rlt_ulms'-jp.z‘:f__m"f.ﬂ;b b paid in - cash on day ol sale; the remaimnd ¥ initvo ajaal insiallments - dae ARONG aAnd twWo vears, FeChin u_'-l{} LW ALOPGRe O e l‘cul‘ estate sihd. Cr the plirchasice may. pay: all cash-at the time { ob purchases L e e S’;.‘itl" réaf,,(i;?-!'-‘;!!'i*,’_’.y'-iﬂ he ."‘ sold v_;i‘:_l:?:r}e;‘t;' 1o the present L ctemants cights Lut the purchaser shiail be entitled to the : -receipts theverom abcuring from the-Ist-day of the month ... Abstracts for all 'ls'lt_":s;;r,far‘l-{l__’lﬁl”l_d??v(les(:l'vi.ht"‘(.f above may .2 be scen at the Wigton: Law Office ‘in Ligonier. .

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