Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 34B, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 October 1920 — Page 3

Auctioneering Twenty-one years experi~encelin all kinds of live stock and farm sales. Satisfaction on our part . guaranteed or no, charge. For dates call Lincoln Cafe, Ligonier. John Gill & Son

AEEITS (e ,‘ i A v i P 'r"-.':a 0 &5’ Fall ‘L-(' / BERA\ (v 5 ) . \ N R ) ;;._:3*7?% d/ 18 an io U A b & ‘ t : ot 1) : : (Xldeal Time /38 ¢ - - v = , . : "\ to Paint . l;i':« S / JoALL weather is ideal painting N \f / 4 veeath T ff mpeoratures are IR T » jl; T gir tomake ;\.’.i:xt dr;.' ;:rnpcfly. - Lo The air is clear of dust and insects. ‘ . e Prot your preperty nowwith - ¥| LY - & : - 5 . 7T - Dutch Boy White-Lead' ->Sg ' ; | ¥ P . -~ ‘and pure linsced oil —the adaptable ‘“ == att. . This patag, mixed to drder, can P ‘gf:j_;i_,‘ be vari®d 13 et sirflace and weather :" ?::- ;,j;' conditions. It can be tinted to suit S your most exacting requirements. © . > :-; Drop in and let us help you plan ’ fi_{ your fall painting. As paint experts 1110 ..l".B()“ E_ we may be able to suggest some dollar- ; PRRR Foos saving pointers. #HITE L_uu,fg, . i ~~s~\ : : “—ofi- S O e > - - Bove the b:r/ot( and you save ull; , i te save Ihe l\d'f“‘f. while lead u e - . Weir & Cowle 1864 LIGONIER, INDIANA 1920 ’ Phone 67 : ] - e WINCHESTER store E : X ¥

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| Is Not Far Away _ Don’t forget that promise you made the good wife and daughter to buy a piano or Victrola. Come and look at stock of Muscal goods. We have what you want at the right Pianes, Player-Pianos and Victrolas 0 Yaeintakethe easy payment phnifyoudonoto;arg te pay eash. i kRt | Yours for 50 years of Musical Service. EAT o South Main St. Established 1871 - Goshen, Indiana

. mo Co Dom Zimmerman Block, Ligonter : FFICL ROURS: 9?.!0 12° 1:00 bSQ‘O)‘fi:.M‘Q:?m Telephone Re.. 27 CHARLES V. INKS AND SON ~ Dealer In . Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, " Building Stone . ‘orpar Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER

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s 4 1 . 8 \ PR " Marrinello shop scientific, electrical facial and scalp massage. Also LaCamille corsets. . : Benjamin F. Conrad m’ Fannie Strine have been licensed at Alblon 10 marry. - o Monday, Nov. 1, is the last day for paying taxes. It is time to take your mqficim. ‘ ~ : H. F. Gehring of Millersburg. has accepted a position in the Straus Brothers Co. offices. . ‘ For sale, little western poiy_ broken to drive by boy or girl. Price $29 Gilbert Notestine, Ligonler. Kendallville was in darkness Tuesday evening during the supper hour the steam pressure was too low. - Thurlow Latta, a Ligonier plumber Las been over In Millersburg installing & heating plant in the garage there. - _ : It is reported that Qo stockholders of the Fort Wayne Tird & Rubber company will realize but little on their holdings. : :

Miss Olive Bennet and Nelson Crowfoot of Kendallville, after Kkeeping their marriage secret for a year. have “fessed up.” . Little Jane, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. E. R. Kurta who has been quite Il {s greatly improved and will soon return to school. ‘ ' , Hogs in the Chicago market this week sold as low as 13 cents the pound. Eggs are high but the price of butter is lower. : Mrs. Anthony Velenti, aged 70 is dead at Kendallville of heart disease Surviving are her husband, a daughtre and three sons. - Mrs. Frank Hammett and Mrs. Walter Lumbleau, of Toledo spent several days here visiting the Jocob Hofer family. 7 | Werten Engle has been at home three weeks entertaining an attack of flu. He says the pesky malady is a most unwelcome guest. ° 1 i e e, | Miss Mabel Hofer will go to Forti Wayne next Monday and attend high school this winter while her parents are traveling in the south. =

John L. Henry, cashier of the Farmers & Merchants Trust company, was in Niles, Mich.,, Tuesday having his eyes treated by Dr. Bonine. - "Mrs. G. H. Smith of Elkhart has epent the week in Ligonier assisting James W. Smith with his books. Grover was here the first of the week. - ; i "H. E. Gutelius was here from Kendallville Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mort Long and looking after business matters at the 5 & 10 cent store. _ Miss Emma R. Chandler is dead in Goshen aged 87 years. For 30 years she taught in the Goshen public schools and served as principal ‘for 20 years. - . Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shallenbarger, son Harold and John Barrett, of Grand Rapids, Mich.,, came in thelr automobile and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Shallenbarger. . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morris and daughter Lucile motored over from Elkhart-and took Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson out to the Esra Chapman farm for a chicken dinner.

W. H. Favinger and W. A. Cochran were chosen by the Noble County Farmers- Association delegates to the state convention to be held in Indianapolis November 15 and 16. John W. Long aged 19, a former recruiting officer for the U. S. army was arrested at Goshen for uttering and! floating bad checks. He pleaded guilty in circuit court and was given a year in the reformatory. ‘ " New Strawberries. | | Orlen Chapr:aa the 15th of September set out stiawlerry plants fa his Ligonier gard:-n.” Wednesdar he pieked a ripe streowborry fron: _he vines. B ——————— Meeting of the Progr:ss Club. On Monday October 25, 1920, the Progress Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. J. B. Schutt. After the current events in response to roll call had been discuseed, Miss Alice Vallance asked the following questions: | 1. What is the legislature of Indiana called? FeanTel -

2. How often and when does the state legislature meet? = - 3. How long is it in session? 4. How many members are there in the state senate of Indiana? in the House of representatives? ~ « 6. How many congressional districts in Indiana? In which do we live? 6. How many mebers in the Electoral College of Indian? What are their duties? : co o ; 7. What are the qualifications for governor of Indiana? . 8, How many judges are there in our Supreme Court? in the Appellate Court? i 9. Does a yoter in Indiana have to be a citizen of the United States? 10. What are the three branches of our state government? : When these questions had been answered, the members agreed that they had gained some specific knowledge which would be useful to them as beginning voters.

o | e . For sale, fresh milch cow. Oliver Roe. ’ 33a1: For sale, desirable buildizg lot Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. - asne Wanted—Man to work on farm. good wage and a grod place to live C. L. Chamberiin Phone 16A 30 Yu'll need a hot water bottle this fall. Then why not buy a Kantleek guaranteed for two years af the Rexall store. _ 30ati For Sale, two heating stoves, a sideboard, two . commodes, bed _with springs. Call phone No. 263, Ligonier 30bte

For Sale—Fine building lot on the North Side with a frontage of 90 feet and depth of 165 _feet. Fine shade trees and other improvements. Will sell cheap. Will Gibson, Mishawaka, Ind. : : 304 t _ Farmers Attention. Horseshoelng and geuersl blacksmithing promptly done at reasonable prices. New shop In rear of Weir & Cowley's. Qive me a call. Will H Hieber, the blackamith. 3la2m Wanted—Home Study Students Long winter evenings are at hand. We offer interesting studies preparing for business positions. Write for catalog and special Home Study Booklet. Address South Bend Business College, South Bend, Indiana 31blm Sam Snider has laid in a fine stock of canvas and jersey gloves which he is prepared to sell at a very close margin of profit. He has all styles and sizes. 30att Change in Voting Place.

t Voters should take notice that the ‘fim: precinct voting place has been changed from the Louis Smalley barn omn First street to -the -Centralized School building a half mile north ot Ligonier. All voters of the Fifth Precinct in Perry township and in Ligocnier will have to go to the Trittapoo school house to vote. _ 33b3t Testimonial of Appreciation. We wish to thank our many friends for their many acts' of kindness shown to us during the sickness and death of- Husband and Father. : Mrs. C. R. Graves and Family Thomas J. Mawhorter. Thomas J. Mawhorter, the democratic nominee for representative in the general assembly of Indiana, is strictly a Noble county production. . - He was born and reared upon the farm he now owns and lives upon. His father and mother settled upon this farm in Elkhart township in the spring of 1836 and. built their cabin within five rods of the present homestead,’ where. they reared their family to manhood and womanhood. :

' T.J, as he is commonly known, attended the public and select schools in Elkhart township, Attended hign school in Kendallville. Graduated ‘trom the Commercial department of the old M. E. college at Fort Waynme with a very high average of 98 and f 99% in Commercial Law and Book‘"keeping. Also studied ig Hillsdale, Mich., college. : - He has had experience in general commercial business, and ‘has traveled a great deal. Has visited the Virginias, . Kentucky, Illinois, lowa, Oregon and all the ‘states north of them, and both Canadas. : ' He has served his community as justice of the peace for four years. Had several cases appealed to a higher court, but in every instance his judgment was affirmed. ‘ He is now a notary public one: of the directors of the Farmers' Smte\ -bank of Wawaka, and also secretary! and has served the township as a member of the council. He is now the president of the Noble County Farmers’ Institute and hase been for the last four years. i In his religious work he has been Sunday school teacher, superintendent, church clerk, deacon, pastor 25 years, president state Young People's society, vice president of Y. P. General Society of U. 8. and Nova Scotia for eight years, president for:several years of the Denominational State association, three times elected to the general conference, and for six years a member of the conference board, which met annually once at Hillsdale once at- Cleveland, once at Harper's Ferry, once at Boston, once at Ocean ‘Park, Me., and once at Providence, R. 1. The general conference he attended met at Minneapolis, Minn. Hillsdale, Mich., Cleveland, 0., Harper’s Ferry, Lowell Mass., Ocean Park, Me., Fair Port, N. Y.

- He did not get all the schooling he wanted, but he has passed eight children through the high school, four through college, and of the college graduates two through the university, one at Purdue and one at Wis‘eonlm?\tverslty. - At one time he had in high school, one in college, two in the university, and is now putting a grandson through the high {school and & nephew in the grades. With all this experience, he is especially fitted for the position to which he now aspires, and appeals to all voters, especially women who are interested in our schools, drainage and farm problems to consider this man on November 2nd. He is the kind we need in oftice. VOTE FOR HIM. Over 17,000 election ballots were brought to Albion from Indianapolis for use in Noble county at the election next'Tuesday. - ' s — kit . Photographs at Hicher’s Studio.

5 o By !/ - e e R\ )e\ Crow-Elkhart Cars Reduced i inpree ~ Big cut on all makes and styles ' NEW PRICES s - 3 passenger 4 cylinder Roadster . $1295 - 5 passenger 4 cylinder Touring . - 1295 | 3 passenger 6 cylinder Roadster o - 1545 | ‘ 5 passenger 6 cylinder Touring . . 1545 | - 4 passenger 4 cylinder Sport .Lo 1385 4 passenger 6 cylinder Sport . ; 1095 . ‘ - 3 passenger 6 cylinder Coupe e . 7 passenger 6 cylinder Sedan . . 2395 Come in and talk car or call and I will demonstrate the . - machine you want. See me now for | ' - - winter storage. : ~ Blazed Trail Garage George W. Woodhouse, Prop. ~ Ligonier, Indiana

Make your clothes money go . Lrtherihs 0 . You'll find that we are trying to -help our customers keep down the cost of clothes by two means | E |

Ist--The best quality in clothes ---Hart Schaffner & Marx goods. 2nd--The lowest possible prices for quality. We’ve marked our prices for fall as “close the bone” as we can possibly go. We're going to do our part in that respect. We expect that we’ll break about even on some of these goods. The main thing is that you'll get the kind of quality that gives (long service; that will make Jyour clothes money go farther thon ever betore.

Hart Schaffner & Marx fine fall suits and overcoats $45.00, $50.00, $60.00 Carney Clothing Store

See our line of Suits - - Overcoats ~ Raincoats - Sweaters - Underwear Hosiery Hats and Caps Boys’ Suits and Clothing