Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 May 1920 — Page 3

- Boysand Girls To Join Our 1920 Pig Club Members of to the 1919 Club raised the sow pigs which ~ will be distributed to the 1920 members. - No money is required to join the club. All members receive a sow and in return give the club a baby sow from the first litter. - - - | | It's Great Fun to Raise a Family of Pigs - - Comein and Talk it Over.

y QRIS Attention <Aa ~ O - | = v R R L 2 S Horsemen >\ g 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 colt. — : Person parting with mares will be liable for fee, ~ EDWIN D. SMITH " Phone 418 | :

ATTENTION BREEDERS Sorrel Belgian draft stallion, weight 2500 will make the season'at my farm 1 mile west of Col.:perville.‘ Terms $15.00 to insure standing colt. s ke . DAUID TSCHABOLD

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19th Anniversary Sale! - 12 Full Certificates with Each vz Even Dollar Purchase Full line of quéStic, Hav“ana; Porto Rico and Manila Cigars. :All brands of Cigarettes. . Piper 35c, 50c, 75¢, $l.OO, $250 and $3.00 Full line of Smoking and Chewing Tobacos Billiards, Sandwiches and Playing Cards.

| Death of Mrs. Secrist Mrs. Nellie May Stultz Secrist, who since the death of her husband, Lester M. Secrist, March 23, 1915, had managed the Secrist farm in Etna township, Whitley ' county, died early Thursday morning from injuries received the previous Friday. when she fell over a fence in the barn lot. This occurred as she was feeding hogs, the weight of two filled buckets she was carrying to them overbalancing her as she attemped to lift them. she suffering internal injuries as a result of the fall. The decedent was past thirty-five years old and leaves three chitdren, Vera, Wilbur and Lester E., besides the parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stultz, of Noble county; one brother, Erneist Stultz, of Noble county, and tHree sisters, Mrs. James Sparrow, of Noble county; Mrs. Glen Bailey, of Kendallville, and Florence M. Stultz, at home. The funeral occurred Saturday at 10:30 at the Ormas church, with interment in Thorn cemetery. .

Many County Graduates. Forty-five names were added to the roster of common school graduates as a result of the second diploma examination April 17 held at: the direction of Guy R. Hall, county superintendent of schools. In the first examination 126 pupils out of 257 passed the examination. The final diploma examination will be held at Albion May 15. , Among those -added to the list are: Elmer Hoover—Perry township. Washington—Pearl Stump. Sparta—Fern Baker, Herbert Mec Donald, Mildred Archer, Mary E Kline, -Coral Werker, Ester Moore, Lavon Koher. : ‘ : Elkhart—Arlene Fulk York—Dessie Gaff, Latta TumlisonLawrence Gaff, Freede Johnston. Raymond Cler. Noble—Berneice Skeels, Ruth Wilkinson, Frank Smith, Fordis Winebrenner, Pearley Reed, Alice Swihart, Guy Addis, Marjorie Gandy, Mable Cole, Lodema Hile. : - Photographs Hieber's Stadio.

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GLASSIFED ADG. See B. E. Kirkland foy reliable life insurance. o u WANTED—Operators at the Lign nier Telephone Co. . s By paying your telephone bill befr e May 15 the discount will be suved. " For sale, setting of 15 Barred Rock eggs one dollar. F. F. Stiffner 144 Mers e Money will be saved by paying youc telephone bill before the 15th of the imoa‘ th. = Sadt ~ Be sure to pay your telephone biil before the 15th of the month and save the discount : Sadt Shirt factory wants girls and women to learn sewing. $8.50 to start wimi rapid advancement. ~ o For Sale, hard and soft ,wo.od.’bozh! chunk and fine, Harry Lung, Phone 903 through Cromwell. - Bbtt For sale, Banner incubafor. Also. pop corn. A. O. Jeffries, Ligonier. o _ v Sht! Wanted to rent a spall modern. house by family of thrée. Chester Minnes. . : 6btf . —_— 1 " For Sale—Organ in a piano casc! in good condition. Call at 201 Water St. . 9at!

For Sale—Single Comb Rhode Tsland Red Eggs for hatching, 15 eggs per setting. Mister Austin, Ligonier : ey ’ 3atf FOR SALE—SB-room all modern house. two lots, barn and garage, shade and fruit trees. Dwight Wolf, 908 S. Martin street, phone 349. s 60b:t For Sale—Barn, sewing machine, china closet and garden plow. 0. G. DIl sbet See Mrs. Wes Cunningham for hemstitching and picot edge work. ~ 50if On_account of the express embargo at Cleveland and Chicago I will pay for voung roosters 23 cents old hens 28 cents o : - - Joe Miller Satf Lost, gold hunting case watch, South Bend movement 17 jewel Gold fob attached. Leave at Banner office and receive reward. i . 9b3t eet et " Dector’s Office Regulations. Beginning May 1 and until further notice my office will be closed Thurs day of each week. o OO D Lane; M D e For Sale “zeven room nouse two lots, barn, frhit and shade trees ond two acres of ground at a bargain. Inquire. of Frank McDaniel at Postoffice e _ o b2atf ————— et s NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County, SS: - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Wilson S. Billman, deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana. : : » ~ Said estate is “supposed to be i - : Elmer P. Magruson, administrator. W. H. Wigton, Att'y - Sh3w

' Given Surprise Party., The Wawaka correspondent says: “Friends and neighbors numbering close to sixty gathered - Wednesday evening at the homes of Arthur Franks and Charlss Jourcan .and went in abody to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson and gave them a complete surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are new people here, having purchased the Quayle farm. coming from Illinovis. Light refreshments were served in cafeteria style by the ladies. - A general guod time was had and- it was noticed that the men of the party seemed to certainly enjoy the event. Thes urprise was in the form of a “welcome” to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, and we are glad they picked Indiana for their new home and especlally glad they chose this part of the state.” SR . State Republican Conventjon. . The state republican convention ‘will be held in Tomlinson hall, Indi‘anapolis,Wednesday and Thursday th anapolis, Wednesdany and Thursday of this ‘week. The democrats hold their state convention ‘Wednesday and Thursday May 19 and 20. W ———

Gen, Leonard Wood's plurality in Indiana in less than 6,000. On the popular vote he lost the state 63: over 40,000 and it is pretty safe to assume he will lose many of the state delegates to the Chicago convention. Elkhart Twp. Farmers to Meet. The Farmers organization of Elkhart township will meet at Cosperville Wednesday evening with a government expert present to discuss tuberculosis in cattle. John E. Pancake will preside at the meeting. .- County Road Jobs Sold. - The county commissioners of Whitley county Wednesday afternc'n sold to the D. W. Pence Noble-Whiii:y county line road, 2.6 miles long (o «coads wil be built this summer. SRR L sSRE oy NE Re R e

" Miss Helen Teal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Teal, who recently returned from tweive months in Turkey, where she was a Red Cross worker with the Armenian relief party, told some of her experiences at the M. E. church at Kendallville Sunday evening. She has distinctive views on thesituation three, politicaily and otherwise.and her talk proved to be very interesting. s i et g < : ‘ Seuator Johnson sdys he will not act as tail for the presidential kite in the coming campaign. He will either bead a national or will not play. Photographs Hieber's Studio. |

B. F. WILKERSON Manufacturer of and dealer In Harness, Robes, Blankets, #hips Etc., Goodyear. Welt Shoe Repairing, Aurl'o~ mcbi'lev Cur@nin Repairing. Men's and’' Boys’ Woek Shoes sold. - Bothwell Building Ligonier, Indiana

~ Great Price Reduction Sale In our Extraordinary Sale of Ladies’ Cloaks, - Suits and Dresses . Cloaks and Suits 25 to 33; Per Cent Discount ~ Large line of Dresses, Tficalelte, Satin, Taffetta, Georgette, Crepe, etc. Large selection we offer for quick closing at 25 per cent to 33§ per cent discount. This is the best opportunity offered to buy Cloaks, Suits and Dresses at extiaordinary price reductions.

E. Jacobs & Company ~ Dry Goods, Rugs, Furs and Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Apparel

WANTED - The Shirt Factory wants - girls and women to run ~_power sewing machines. - Nice, clean place with - pleasant working condi- ~ tions. $9.50 to start with - rapid advancement. Apply

Special Offer ~ With the sale of every Auburn Tire a Tube will be given for $l.OO extra. | Ligonierjfpair Co.

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