Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 19A, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 July 1920 — Page 4

-~ Says Tanlac Restored His Health When No Hope Was Held Out : _ For His Recovery - “At the time 1 began taking Tau--lac I couldn’t walk.four blocis with- . out giving out comgl"g." sald Joseph ~ “Heck, of B§ll West t.. South Bend Indiana. e e “My troubles started two years ago when all of a sudden I had an awful smothering spell and turned olinding dizzy and fell out of my chair otito the - floor. 1 had evidently had an attack . of acute indigestion, for my stomach which had been out of order {“r years began rapidly to get worse. 1 couldn't eat a thing hardly without it rouring and causing me.to bloat up with gas. . Those fainting, smothering spells got coming on me regularly; 1 got so : weak and short of breath ‘1 ecouldn’t walk any distance without giving out. Many a morning 1 have stafted to , 'work but wouldnt get over three or four blocks from home befcre 1 felt ‘one of those spells coming on me and would go back and lay off all day. Finally, 1 gol w 0 bad off 1 wasn't ~ able to work half the time. Whenever | did leave home In the wmorning i didn’t know whether I would éver get " back or not. My liver and kidneys also were all out of order and 11y

- - NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENTS To Whom it May. Concern: - . L . Notice is hereby given "i;-'_ the City Council of Ligonier, Indiana. that on -the Sth day of July, 1929 they approved an assessment roll rhowing the assessments of benefits to the property affected by the extension of the Alley B Sewer from Unjon Strest south to College Street in- sald City, as authoritzed by improvement resolution duly adopted by the City Council on the 11th day of December 1919 . : N . Sald a®sessment roll with the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed with the amounts of the preliminary assessment Aagainst each lot and parcel. of land abutting on such swer is as follows: Assessments Alley B Exgension Sewer City of Ligonier, ladiana Name ' ~ Description : - Amournt George W. & Sarah C. Flowers .. ... Lot 1?2 Chapman's Rdd. ... ... 41.95 MArgaTel Carr ... a.ianiiui Lot 16 Gand. 1-6) Chapman’s add. 597 Pred W OBaßr L. L Aat e tund. 2-3) Chapman’s add. 23.90 Gladys R. Starr Siasanshbisdsiabisvinianssenpian eOt 144 und. 1-8) Chapman’s add. 5.97 Alvie E.'and Sarah Grisamer .._.....L0t 14(s0. 12 ft.) Chapman’s add. 48.05 Alvie E. and Sarah Grisamer, ..........Lot 13 Chapman's add. Outtilile A. 1 Lavering . ... ... 15t 15 (So. pt.)Chapman’s add... 27.93 Ernest W. and Lizzie Sorgenfrei .....Lot 15 (No. pt.) Chapman’s add. 27.96 Ernest W. and Lizzie Sorgentrei ... Lot 16 (So. pt.) Chapman's Add. . SRR B PRUon .. Lt T (e pt.) Chapman's add. 27.96 Fred He - ... . o in Chapman's add. .............- 43.22 Feed 1 DB ... oA 18 22 (North pt) Chapan’s Add. Jobnie 8 Drald ... - . ~Lot 22 (So. pt.) Chapman’s Add. 40.68 J. C. Zimmerman .. . cevecisenene Ot 23 Chapman's add. ... ... 54.40 3, C dimmerman ..., e Lot 24 (North pt.) Chapmsan's Add. John Shellenbarger vessssidoen s mnsanssasss <Lt 24 (80. pt) Chapman’s aad. 35.85 Joht Shellenbarger ... ... Lot 25 (North pt.) Chapman's add. W. H. Watchorn ¢ o Lot 25(50. pt) Chapman's add. 35.85 City of Ligonfer ...........comimimniSt, and allleys Chapman’s add. 42154 ‘v o . ® ) : oRN ~All eprsons interested in sair improvement are hereby notified that the City Counc:il’ will meet at i*s office in the City Building in Ligonier, Indizna, at 7:30 o'clock' P. M. on Thursday evening, July 29, 1920 at which time and place it will receive and fear Tremonstrances from said owners or holders of property assessed on acount of said improvement as above described. e > sl e : : o ' s . SOL HENOCH, Mayor (8eal) . : " Attest: R. E. Jeanneret, City -Clerk - L Sy ; : : ! 19a2w

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back hurt all day long. My hips pained me terribly and my nerves were on edge all the time. In fact, 1 was a complete nervous and physial wreck and no hope was heid out for my recovery. e e

“Last October 1 commenced taking Tanlac and it wasn't long before 1 could eat anything ‘withont any trouble at all. and from that day to this 1 bave never had to worry about what 1 could eat. 1 do‘t‘go' »hat 4t i to ever have one of those fainting spells any more, my liver and kiduveys are in the finest kind of shape and I never have ah ache or pain of anv kind. 1 am not at all nervous, slesp lHke a top every night and cen do as big a day's work as ¢he best of thew. I feel just like a man mad~ all over again and 1 give Taniac entirc credit for.it all.” ' ) : | Tanlac Is sold in Ligonjer by 8. J. Williams and by the leading druggist in every town. : adv Shelly Green ‘of Crimwell well known' in Ligonier, has a very sore hand. His light plant. exploded on the farm and he feels the result in various ways. ‘ o | Clifford Milner took his grand--mother Mra. Billman to a Wawasee cottage today. P | Councilman Galloway is taking his vacation this week and will do some bass fishing 4t nearby lakes, ! ‘Kodak finlshing Hieber Studle. |

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CHINESE ‘GODDESS OF MERCY’ Legend Popular in the Yellow Land Because It lllustrates Quality : of Filial Plety. The Chinese tell an interesting story relsting to their “Goddess of Mercy.,” who was the third daughter of the king Mias Tesong. Her two eider sis ters were married early, and whea her turn came the third refused to wearry, having already given up the tgmporal pleasures and devoted her entire devotion to preparation for the next life. The king then sent his daughter to the temple, where she was asked to draw water and cook dinper for 50 monks. But this seemed to be an easy task. for when she went to cook. she found every-

thing ready for her, a dragon belng sent from heaven to help her. The king was angered and ordered the temple to be burned but the princess spat blood iato heaven and a vew temple fell down to eurth. This

angered the king still more and he ordered his daughter killed and that

her body be eaten by the tigers. As time went on, the king was afllicted with leprosy, none of the doctors being able to cure him. A beggar monk later came #nd told the king he could cure him. Upon being given a trial the- monk said that the disease could only be cured by the ash of the burned hand and eye of a person who was on a certgin mountain.

i~ When the desired hand and eye was | finally found, the queen recognized { - them as her daughter's. The king was cured by the ashes of this hand and eyve, which made the people hopor the | name of the princess as the “Goddess | of Mercy,” far her untold sufferings rnd her filial plety to her cruel father, HAVE RULES AND OBEY THEM System That Will Do Away With a Tremendous Number of Avold : " _able Acidents. , It is economical to have rules, and 1t Is economy to obey them. ' A tremendous number of accidents result from the -breaking of rules, fometimes the rules are not laws, Inid down In black and white and enforeed by law, but they are rules, just the same. Many motor accidents come hecanse of speeding, driving on the wrong side of the road, disobeying traflic regulations in the city streets. Many accidents by pedestrians occur hecause they don't stay on the side- ' walks and when they must cross the streets they don’t do so at the crossinge. Many fires start because cans of gasoline are stored In the linen closet, when we know it should not, fwiccording to the terms of our lease, ‘be bought in large quantities, or kerosene Is used carelessly ahout a fire, !in spite of cautions from the fire department. - . - r "So it goes. Many of the ills of ‘mankind result from a disobeying of ; rules, : ' ’ This attitude in adults is much like disobedience In children—and the resulls are much the same, for punishment in some form is.'very likely to come. : Weather-Lore Wot All Fake. The vagaries of the mythical “weather clerk” are not, in the opinion of D. W. Homer, writing in' Meteorology, soo undependable as is generally supposed. He maintains that the following rules are founded on facts glihough he withholds the main fact— | to which part of .the world do they apoly : “If rain commences before daylight, it will hold up before 8 a. m.; it it begins about noon, It will continue through the afternoon; if #t commences after 9 p. m,, it will rain tiie next day; If it clears off in the night it witl rain the next day; if the. wind is from the northwest or southwest, the storm will be short; If from the northeast, it will be a hard one; If from the northwest, a cold one, and

from the southwest, a warm one., If it ceases after 12 m., It will rain next day; It It ceases before 12 m., it will be clear next day. If it begins about 5 p. m,, it will rain through the night, If ralning between 8 and 9 a. m., it will go on till noon, and if not then ceasing will go on till evening.” : _ Mental Atmosphere. = : Take time to study your own tastes, your own desires, and find out what you really react to .pleasurably, and why; then by the simple precess of selection and elimination you can imdunlly evolve the right atmosphere for your present condition. It will change as your mental life changes. But do not try to !mpose the results of your experiments on someone else, for what might rest and Inspire you, with your individual interests and amhitions, might irritate someone else heyond endurance. Because of the large part that previous association plays in the interpretation of any sense stimulus, in any attempt to create a “mental atmosphere” with patural objects, each individual becomes a law unto himself. *“Know thyself."—Exchange. - ;

All That Was Worth Seeing. ~ Whistler's amusing personal concelt is fllustrated In the following story: Meeting a friend entering a .private view at the Grosvenor galléry, the artist took him up to a full-length por trait he was exhibiting of Lady Archibald Campbell. After the friend had expressed his appreciation of the beautiful work, he asked Whistler If there were any other pictures he would advise him to look at.

“Other pictures?” sald the artist in a tone of horror, “other pictures! There are no other pictures. You are through!™ i FOIL DEATH-DEALING VAMPIRE West indian Superstition That Seems | to Have Been Borrowed From ‘ French Peasant Lore. Superstitions of the most interesting variety are to be met with everywhere in the Caribbean islands among the negro popuiation that was transplanted from Africa into the West Indies. In Grenada, where the Loupgarou of the French peasant has in easy going West Indian manner of speech become the Loogaroo, which is of the vampire class, whose desire is for human blood, sucked from a sleeping man, woman or child, there is a superstition that to keep it away from the huts of men it is necessary to sprinkle a good deal ‘of rice or sand ovemight in front of the Mr. : A - 8 According to the superstition, the Loogarco, keen on sucking human ‘blood, stops and begins to count every do ‘not talk of Loogaroo, but there are plenty of dupples. Duppy, rough1y speaking, means ghost, but there is Cove i e ity Ran T

. Our Special Closing Out Sale ended Saturday, June 19th. We sold a tremendous lot of goods but still have a big stock of splendid merchandise which will be continued at the special sale prices. P - Look for the store with the ~ Big Blue Sign. ’ Jacob Sheets Store - Ligonier, Indiana.

- Gage Famlily Reunion. . . A reunion of the immediate mem bers of the Jesse Gage family was held at the beautiful country home f Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gage, The Oaks. Mr. and Mrs. . Wilhelm and Walter Gage of Sturgis, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. | Fred Compton and family, -Elkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stuff were in attendance. . ’ . e Grand Harvest Dance. There will be a big harvest dance ‘held at Cromwell Saturday evening, July 17, and an enjoyable time is assured. Ligonier young people . are cordially invited. Good music has ; e Chester Slaton employed at the Highway Iron Products plant, injured a finger on his right hand and now bloodpoisoning is threatened and his is unable to work. : ~ John Moore is taking in the sights of Chicago this week.

: « i fé,‘:..» wd T : e " THE UNIVERSAL CAR . : ====——"—-‘—-—___._.—-“___———————__-_____ Y The Ford Coupe has an especial appeal for real estate folks because of its splendid up-to-date appointments. A ‘comfortable and dependable motor car every day of the year—shine, rain, mud or snow. Equipped with electric self-starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 31¢-inch tires all around it, brings its owner all those established dependable Ford merits in economy in operation and ‘upkeep, with assured long service. Not alone for professional and business men who drive much, but as the family car for women, the Ford _Coupe meets every expectation. The demand for them increases daily so we solicit immediate orders to make reasonably prompt delivery. Will you not make our shop your repair place? E:C‘f_'q - . e| B é:’q@:‘:ﬂj@ O : 4 Seiiies , ol A e g S .AT SN WSR Bl s . 2 f“—"' bl S s ':"x\_;'/vi!‘ 23 o, : =VO ey 7 " ’ — : ';. s \_ﬂ/ e ;

. Some Mean People, : Guy Hieber does not like to admit that there is much meanesr in the world. He takes a bright view of most things and declares the clouds are never .so thick but that the sun still shines behind them. : What shook Mr. Hieber's faith was the act of some one stealing kodak films from his mail box. It is a small mater but really annoying. ~ Mrs. Lena Stansbury accompanied her son Olin to Chicago for a few days’ visit. ; . - : ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Squires residing on the W. A. Cochran farm have .2 new boy born Monday morning. Roy Mew, of Goshen, was visiting Ligonier friends over Sundny. His mother, Mrs. Sidney Mew is the famous fortune teller. v The Misses Hazel and Ruth Sheeley of Mishawaka after spending several days with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sheeley returned home.

Bottles 5 We have a nice new stock of Icy-Hot Bottles just the thing for automobile trips, parties, as well as for the nursery keeps contents hot 24 hours and cold for three days. : ~ Very refreshing to always have a cold drink ready on a hot day. These llgttles come in - different styles and prices and sizes. Stop in and see them. A.B. Weaver

i Phone 134 ’ Harry Schlotterback i Trustee Perry Township ~Office Day, Sahlrduy‘ . at Mier State Bank - ' Dr. C. D.Lane | - Zimmerman h!(-"i.}.ﬂ.ﬂﬂ“l’ FFI CE HOURS: 9:00 te 12 mou:poomz.:oo::’wo ' ~ Telephone Re.. 27 - Auctioneer 'Will Answer Calls Anywbm | Phone 1600CQ = ‘Li_gonier Indiana CHARLES V. INKS AND SON "~ Dealer In . Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, ornsr Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER GLASSES Accuartly and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses Mrs.L.P. Wineburg = _ﬁ._.ﬂ__.____m__._ Sale:i-= P’ some come o 7 . T E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Dates can be made at Weaver's Hardware Store Ligonjer, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No.6b. = s W. H. WIGTON : -Attorney-at-law Oflice in Zimmerman Block © LIGONILER, IND.