Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 39A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 November 1920 — Page 2

Higsh School Benefit ~ The Naniazca Hawaiian Serenaders Featuring Hawaiian Melodies, Popular - Music, the Steel Guitar and other - Hawaiian Specialities - M. E. Church, Thursday, Dec. 2nd ~ Thisis the first ot a series of éntertainments | to be given by the different classes of the- - schools. The progran Thursdaylevening being under the direction of the Senior - ~ Class and the proceeds go toward puttingina ~stage in the High School Auditorum. - Tickets on Sale at Hutchison’s Store

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. k -~ ~ 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. | | ‘ ; iR Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas You can take the easy payment plan if _i'ou de not eare te pay cash. " ' . » = Yours for 3” years of Musical Service. | ; South Main St. E;tqblished 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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The Ligonier Banner ESTASLISMNED 1806 ! % *=7 4 Published by ~y bl 3 . s TR he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor , - Foreign Advertisin ’R?{»rénen!nﬂve . ' |_THEAMERICANFRESS ASSOCIATION | Published every Tuesday 1« Priday and entered nthe Postoffice at- Ligo 1. Ind. e+ seco: d class matter. o Meredith On the “International” No more ‘consgpicuocus - figure . than Secretary of Agriculture Meredith has appeared in live stock and agrarian circles. His opinion is unquestioned. He announces an intention to be at the International Live Stock Exposition the tirst week in°December saying: . = . . “With the approach of December-the eves of all those interested in the live stock industry of the United States are. turned toward Chicago, the seat of the International Live Stock Exposition. Without in the least disparaging our great state fairs, interstate exhibitions and other shows' of a national character we may say that the International is regarded by breeders generally as. the culmination of the live stock show season for the year. R & . Removes to. Detroit. Howard P: Parshall who for some years has been employed in the Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Mich., has resigned.to take a more responsible and lucrative position with the Commonwealth Federal ',Savings‘ bank in Detroit and has already taken up a residence in the latter named city at 275 Cadillac avenue. Mr. Parshall is an old Ligonier boy and was formerly cashier of Citizens Bank in this city. In noting hisc hange of residence he adds that the Banner is a most welcome. visitor.in his home. et e ——— - Newberry to Resign. = Grand Rapids. Mich., Nov. 2%--Dis-patches reeeived here state that United States Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan, will resign his seat in the senate before Feb. 1, 1291. no matter how the question is settled by the supreme court -next January. His friends contend that he would have resigned long ago, but for the fear of pleasing Gov. Sleeper. : Gets Life Sentence. : Steve Bartak, the last of the trio tried for the murder of Carl Cook, LaPorte groceryman, on Christmas eve, 1919, entered a plea of gullty to murder in the first degree in the circuit court at South Bend Wednesday afternoon, ‘and was sentenced to Michigan City for life. -

~ Purse Snatcher Drops Booty. - Mrs. Perry Turner of Elkhart was the victim of a purse snatcher Wednesday night. The thief, however, evidently fearing detection, dropped the purse after running several blocks. i Two Stabbed In Fight. Walter Powell and Herbert Pease, both of South Bend, employes of the Michigan Central railroad, were injured yesterday morning when th W were attacked by a band of negroes. Both suffered cuts about their bodies. Drops Dead at Work. 3 While working in the Dodge factory at Mishawaka Jonas Huff fell over. dead the other day. The deceased was a former resident of Wawaka and was well known in Noble county. A ' Farmers Attention. 1 Horseshoeing and general u“t.{‘ smithing promptly done at reasouable prices. New shop in rear of Weir & Cowley’s. Rive me a eall. Wil B.] Hieber, the blacksmith, Sladm

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Twenty Two Pounds By Taking “It was certainly a lucky day for me when I got Tanlac. for I have gained iwenty-two pounds in weigh! by taking it and have found . rellet from stomach trouble of two years standing,” said Alex Campbel!, o 231 N. First street, Springfield. 111 "My stmach wasdn a disordered cordition 30 that everything I ate gave ‘me trouble. 1 would bloat up with sour gas until I could hardly bear to ‘wear my belt. If I ate meats or cer;uun vegetables 1 always had a feeling like lead and a burning sensation like fire in the pit of my stomach, and the gas pressed around my hear’ until I‘ would nearly smother . “My kidneys worried me, | was ba.}‘ Iy constipated and nervous and very seldom ever got any sound sleep at night. Every muscle in my body seemed to be aching and 1 had spells of dizziness. 1 felt tired and achy. stupid and drowsy all the time. My color was bad and I kept going down until 1 was afraid 1 would have to quit work. “Three bottles of Tanlac have got me: up to where I would hardiy be taken for the same man. My stomach is in such splendid condition I can eat just anything 1 want and never suffer a particle from gas or indigestion. - o C “My kidneys also are in good condition and 1 have beeén completely relieved of constipation. The aches and pains have all gone from my muscles, I sleep soundly all night long and wake up in the morning ready for a good’ breakfast and a big day's work. My skin has cleared up and my friends notice the wonderful change in my _condition and speak of how much better I am looking.” , ‘Tanlac is seld in Ligonier by S. J Williams and by the leading druggist In every town. ady WHISKY RUNNERS TAKEN Samuel Archer and Gny Swartz Get Heavy Fines and Penal Farm 4 Sentences o

Thirty-six cases of bonded whisky, conservatively valued at $3,600 which was bheing taken from Toledo to South Bend in two automobiles was seized by three government revenue agents west of Ligonier on the Lincoln Highway, and the drivérs of the two cars, Samuel Archer and Guy il Swartz were placed under arrest and are now in the county jail at Goshen, The revenue men headed by J. P Smith, of South Bend, who had been tipped off that the whisky had been sold at Toledw and was being brought to South Bend, waited for the driyers of the cars at the bend in the Lincoln: Highway at the John Egbe:t farm, five miles east of Goshen, and stopped them there at about four o'clock Thursday afternoon. The two men were driving. Buick®and Stearns roadsters, and in one car were twenty cases of whiskey and in the other sixteen. The two men were placed ia jail and the cars and whisky were taken to South Bend by the govern: ment agents. = S

The whisky had been purchased in Toledo by a third man, who then went to South Bend by train. The liquor had been locked in the cars, and the drivers. had no keys. It is said that there was also a third car, which was not intercepted. e i Both men were arraigned in the superior court at Elkhart and entered pleas of guilty for illegal sale. They were fined $lOO and costs, amounting to §145 in each case, and sentenced to the state pénal farm for three months.

Hall Prospect With Delight. (By United Press) ~ Indianapolis, Novy 29.—An effoit far greater than ever attempted before will be made by the next session of the Indiana legislature when it convenes to abolish the public service commission, it was learned from those close to the commission. . Efforts have been made in the sessions of the legislature to abolish the commission but this one will be by far the greatest, it was said. There has been an effort to abolish the commission at every session of the legislature since the session of 1913 created it. Attempts have been made to abolish this commission and restore the railroad commission, which was abolished by the session of 1913 when the néew commission was created.

Should the republicans present a solid front against the commission there would be no difficulty in putting this measure over, as there are fortyone republicans in the senate and eighty-one inthe house.

Little Jane Bears Flowers. The marriage of Miss Louise Eileen Heffner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heffner to Joseph M. .Stutz, son of Mr. and Mrs: M. A. Stutz, took place Thursday afternoon at twothirty o'clock in the First Presbyterian church Goshen. Little Jane Wean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wean, of Ligonier-as flower girl preceded the bride down the main aisle, carrying a pretty basket of rose petals. . Feldheliser Loses More Turkeys. - ‘ Counciltan Feldheiser lost tour; ‘more big turkeys at Thanksgiving time by theft. One a big gobbler, returned ‘to the coop after an absence of a couple of days. . ~-Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hire spent Thanksgiving in South Bend with their son Jack, returning home Satur-

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