Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 37B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 November 1920 — Page 3

Notice to Liberty . Owners of U. S. Liberty 4% Boods of the Secend Issue should convert to the higher rate bonds before - November 15. - : ' o ~ Holders of the First.lssue 4% Bonds should convert before Dcce_mbcr 15. : : The converted bonds bear 41;% and you should - . make the change to secure the higher yield, We will gladlv make this change for bond holders. Also remember that Liberty Bonds are accepted by us for safekeeping witheut charge. ; Ligonier, Indiana -

o WINCHESTER: , " e L o : nl l: : e 3«3 ' ﬁ ,» ~ M) N . - ~ Tools that the Wise , - Mechanic Chooses - - ‘ G()OD Mechanic’s Tools not only identify the wise mechanic or handy man— : ‘they identify the store that sells them as one where the tool buyer’s needs are under- =~ ~ stood and supplied - - Every Winchester Tool we sell is a sound imvestment, having a standard valuation, 7 and being backed with a quality guarantee. ‘ Come in and see our display this week of these Winchester Tools. - Weir & Cowley ~ LIGONIER, INDIANA 1290 1864 - Phope 67 . 1920 - THE WINCHESTER stors Y

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CHRISTMAS | - 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 price. ’ : : Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas - You can ‘take't'he enéy phyment plan if you do not eare to pay cash. . . g : - Yours for 52 years of Musical Service. o South Main St. Established 1871, Goshen, Indiana

" RUPARTICULAR Of course you are, and we want just that kind of patrons. It is our aim to please them down to the last point, and we do it oo Theoe @6 - - . | BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY . " AND DRY CLEANING - |

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- Boxing Bouts In Geshen. The boxing lid in Goshen for the season of 1920 will be tilted next Wednesday night, November 24th, in. Moose hall when several real scraps with noted artists will be staged. Eddie Welsh, 140 pound South Bend boxing wonder, and Harnk Singer, protege of Ed Smith, famous Chicago American sport scribe, will hook up in a 10 round episode as the headline atiraction. Three other stellar bouts will be put on, “Kid” Fay, Niles artist zoing e'ght rounds with Eddie Kearns well known Milwaukee gladiator, while “Batuling” Leake, local Sham*§ck phenomenon, and “Red” Becker star battier .of Elkhart, and- Gus 3wanson, the crafty gob from Goshea, and Brennan, will each go six rounds. " A Little Too Strong. - Vice-President elect Coolidge has heen given a suit of clothes by the wool ' growers of Western Massa*husetts, a pair of shoes made by the ikilled artisans of Brocton, and he 148 received numerous gifts ranging ‘rom a four-leat clover to the buck'ye sent him by Mrs. Warren G. Hardng but the latest of all came when an :nthusiast out in Ardmore, Okla., ask«d for the pleasure of giving Mrs. —coclidge an automobile. ; Governor Coolidge sent back word hat he appreciated the.offer but de*lined .with thanks, . o

" Gov.” Coolidge had probably read he Standard Oil schedule for gasolene, i . o - Wilson Slabaugh Dies. - Wilson Slabaugh 68, a prominent armer living 4 mile and half south~est of Nappanee, died very suddeuny Friday afternoon of neuralgia of “hé heart. Mr. Salbaugh apparently n good health had gone to the home f his son Wood Slabaugh across the road from his own home, and was 20lding one of his grandchildren on ais lap when he epired. Mrs. Wood 3labaugh noticed that he had sudlenly become silent and found that je wids dead. The deceased was a former resident of Noble county and was 1 cousin to Sidney, Willard and Ray 3labaugh.. The death. was briefly ‘mentioned in Tuesday's Banner. -~ Andrews Buys Building. Charles Andrews who with his brothers, Leo and George Andrews, recently took possession of “a candy titchen and restaurant in Ligonier has surchased the building in which the suginess is located for a considera~ion of ss,ooo.—Goshen News Times. Since loeating in Ligonier the AnIrews Brothers have been doing a big Jusiness and are very successful. T'hey recently added a high class res“aurant in connection with their candy <itchen and call it the Philadelphia. The building mentioned as purchased lormerly belonged to Ferd Ackerman.

~ Frank Caln to Move. Frank Cain, the well known tinner ind furnace dealer with lightning rods 1s a side line, will the first of the month move his shop from its present location across the street to his own building, the frame structure recently vacated by J. C. Miller, the grocerymnan who closed out his stock. Mr. Cain expects to make needed repairs ‘n his busineds room and enlarge his stock. It is understood that there is an applicant for the room to be vacated by Mr. Cain. ¢ e Jesse Says They're Lower. Retail coal prices in Indiana now are on an average of $2.56 lower than ‘he prices prevailing before the state special coal and food commission is;ued its price fixing order, Chairman Eschbach declares. " Chairman Eschbach based his assertion on a survey of fifty retail yards n our state cities. e The investigation showed that the retailers are buying their coal at $2.30 1 ton less than before the price fixing orders became effective. G

For County Superintendent. Hilda' Hughes and Fred Smeltzly, LaGrange are candidate for superin tendent of the LaGrange county schools. A vacaney exisits in the superintendency due to the resignation ot A. B. Cookerly, who was not satisfied with his pay and is now superintendent of the Topeka schools.

Mrs. J. R.-Masters will have a 2 public sale at her residence in Wawaka Friday, Nov. 26, beginning at one o’clock in the afternoon at which wiil be offered a Ford motor truck, wotor beat, cow, colt,” gas engine, - truck fruit sprayer, complete butchering outfit. small wagon, farm imvlements, set of double harness, set single har--2 robes, carpenter’s tools, hedstead, chairs and other hqusehold furniture, two stands of bees, oil tank and pump and many oihe: articles. U

|” Earl R. Kurtz is the auctioneer. | i ' 37b3t County Treasurer Short. John H. Kesler, treasurer of Starke ccunty, is short $8,231.15 in his accounts a Knox dispatcch says. o | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beckner, Mrs. John Emmett and Mrs. Otis Sr:e: motored to Nappanee Tuesday and attended the funeral of a cousin,

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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE ~ Notice is hereby given that the ﬁﬂ-‘ dersigned, commissioner, appointed by the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, In Civil Cause Number 7766, for partition, wherein Irvin Jacobs, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Meyer Jacobs, deceased, is platntitt, and Fred H. Green, Hattie B. Green, his wife, John H. Green, Green and Minnie Green, his wife are defendants, will offer for sale at public sale for not less thad two-thirds W highest and best bidder, on day the 29th day of November, 1920, the following described real estate In Noble County, Indiana, towi:: Out Lots Number Seventy Three (78) and Seventy four °(74), in the town, now e¢ity of Ligonier; also out lot Sevenly Six (7¢) in the town. now city of Ligonier, excepting thercfrom a part of sald outl ot described as follows: Commencing at the north west corner of sald out lot unm\‘] six (76), running thence east § rods, thence south 4 rods, thence west § rods, thence north 4 rods to the place of beginning; also a strip or parcel of land described as follows: Commene¢ing at the northeast corner of Out Lot Seventy Six (76) in the town now eity of Ligonier, running thence east twenty -five feet; thence south 323 feet, thence west 48 feet thence porth 191 feet to the northeast corner of Out Lot Sventy Foar (74), thence east 23 feet, thence north 132 feet to the place of beginning; said last described tract containing fourteen one hundredths (14/100ths) of an acre aand being a part of Out Lot Seventy Five (76) in the town, now eity of Ligonier; also the following tract or.parcel of land, to wit: Commencing 40 feet north of the southeast cormer of ‘Out Lot seventy three (73) in the town now city of Ligonjer running thence east 12 feet, thence north 44 feet, thence west 12 feet, thence south 44 feet, to the place of beginning; also the following strip or parcel of land, to wit: Commencing 1.26 chains north of the southeast cornér of out lot seventy three (73) in the town, now ¢ity of Ligonier running thence east 70 links, thence north 2.36 chains, thence west 70 links, thence south 2.36 chains to the place of beginning, said last described tract containing .16% hundredths of an acre. - . 7 Terms of Sale.

One-third (1/3) cash; one-third (1/3) in six months, and one third (1/3) in one year; purchaser to give notes waiving valuation and apraisement laws, with 6% interest from date payable annually and attorney’s fees, and to be secured by a first mortgage on the real estate sold, or purchaser may pay all cash on day of sale.

Said sale wWill be made subject to the taxes for 1920 payable in 1921 and subject to the rights of the present tenants occupying said realestate, but the purchaser shall be entitled to the rent for said real estate from December 1, 1920. . : - An abstract for said real estate may be seen and examined at the office of the undersigned. ‘ The said sale will take place at the office of- William H. Wigton, attorney in the city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana at the hour of 1:30 P. M. on said date. o .« Willlam H. Wigton 35b3w : Commissioner I have arranged to keep a small stock of rebuilt tires at the Caldwell Tire Shop. Prices - - 32x4 $15.70 33x4 $16.45 : : 34x4 $17.25 : Others sizes accordingly - i . W. E. Caldwell 34a8t

- For Sale or Trade. 1917 Reo 6, Tpassenger ' 1920 Overland 4 . 1916 Maxwell touring e 1913 Ford Chassis - 1916 Overland touring 1920 Elcar . 1914 Indian Motorcycle It interested write S. J. GoAman, Valentine, Ind. übzt For sale, large base burner in good condition. -Bargain Call Ligonier Garage. : 37alt

| \\\\‘ ‘ § - aa N RN o - LaCamiille Front Laced Corset * Just the corset to make ~ youlookyorbest. - Elizabeth Lamb '} GaepemmnEE g

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~Just Received . - A fresh shipment of “The . Candy of the South” - - . _ | oae ik Bok o L B | ~ Assorted Chocolates ...................... 86¢ - $1.25 | . Beds .. . 10 AN DO e, 1.50 : 0 SQUArS DOXas ...........conciims T 8 1.50 o Box Beuntttel - ... ... ... ‘ m ‘Walnut Chocolates ...................... s - _Milk Chocolate Special .............. 1T . L B e 178 Square Box 2 pdnnd D . R Box Bountiful 2 pousid bek ... SO . Milk Chocolate Special 2 pound box ... 300 - Call Phone 91 and have Candy . delivered to your house

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: Farmers Attention. Horseshoeing and general blacksmithing promptly done at reasonable prices. New shop,in rear of Weir & Cowley's. Give me a call. Will H. Hieber, the blacksmith. 31a’m ~ Notice to Publie. ' _+ln accordance with custom no more deliveries of oil and gasolene will be made on Thursday of ¢ach week until April Ist. Ed. Tyler. - 3¢adt s % r—-————-—-Wanted—2oo bushels of potatoes. South’s Grocery. 35b2t For sale, desirable buildizg lot. Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. : g - 23btt For sale. Ford tohrinx ear. Good eonqmon mechanically. Practically new tires. Call on Charles H. Simmons, Ligonier, Ind. - . 36db2t e . - W. H. WIGTON £ Attorney-at-jaw - Office in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER. IND

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Automobile Tops Repaired or Renewed We are now equippe’d to handle custom work ~on tops, side curtains or trimming. Ford Cars Recovered While You Wait ~ Goshen Buggy Top Co. o Goshen, Indiana

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