Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 48A, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 February 1921 — Page 3

We Have Rec:eivedf Large Shipments Hard and Soft Coal Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes in hard coal. Best grades of = soft coal. | ' Full Tine of Building Material will -~ soon arrive HOLDEMAN & SON - C. E. COMPTON, Manager .; Straus Wool House Phone N 0.279

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THE Straus Brothers 4 Company had its modest beginning in Civil War days, in the town of Ligonier, Indiana. FOR ‘many years its financing operations ?re confined to the agricultural field, the most important industry in the middle west at that time. STRAUS Farm Mortgages gained a reputation for quality and dependability that has never been questioned

" IF YOU HAVE FUNDS TO INVEST = | : in sums o SlOOorunzre.,you ullbeullcre:ted'. o EEIE AT el EXEMPT TS NOTiE" STATE Whike 196060 1 | hooos sas oAk 'BROTHERS COMPANY LIGONIER INDIANA , - CHICAGO FORT WAYNE DETROIT MINNEAPOLIS : i Capital and Surplus 34,000,@ - e ~ Industrial Issue Yielding 7% or Better .

Where do You Buy?

Are you guaranteed satisfaction? Are you guaranteed a dollar’s worth of value for the dollar you spend---and if you don’t feel you have received this---your money back. If you do net receive this assurance from the store you trade with, you should trade with the Sheets Store for Men, for you are Our prices are right. We could not do busi ness otherwise. If you trade with us you sameif not youlose, @

| =’ " STORE FOR MEN I = LIGONIER “You Must beSatisfied” *INDIANA

for 61 years. Three generations of conservative investors have provided a re.dy market for these securities. WITH the broader commercial develfl;Pnrcnt of the country, he Straus Brothers Company logically extended its operations to include underwriting and distributing of preferred shares of well-established concerns making or dealing in staple commodities.

Dwight Mock, Donald Beall, Ralph logun and Alva Kendall of Goshen have bullt an ice boat, driven by an alrp'ane prepelior attached to a four cylinder gﬂn motor that is said 10 be capable of turning up 60 miles per Lour Four people-can be carried in addition to the driver. | As soon as the ice on Wawasee becomes hea¥y enough to carry the boat she will be taken there for a trial spin The work or the boat was done in the Dwight Mock repair shop om North Main street. : :

Congressmcn Hang to Free Seeds. ~Afier a bitter struggle which lasted many hours the house has adopted an amendmnet to the agricultural appropriations bill which calls for an exsenditure of $360.000 for free seeds for vongressmen to distribute to their constitutent..

_Capltal Increased. The American Coating Mills Co. of Elkhart, mcreased its capital stock from $3OO 00 to $1,200,.000.

A new band is to’b& organized in lLaporte. o 7 .

PREFBRRED Shares of the “Straus Standard” have the conservative character of _l%:)d industrial bonds. y are non-speculative. - STRAUS Preferred Issues are attractive ‘tosmall or large investors desiring an income of 7% or more without sacrifice of SAFETY. The net yield is exceptional because of the tax exemptions which apply to these securities. A

Cora Elien Shearer was born in Eparts- township, Noble comnmty, In dlana February B§, 1856°. She was the daugh »r of Nicholas and Sar.h Hontz Shearvr. She was united in marriage ‘o Boher: Lornhart September, 1887 and died Janaury 26 1921, age 57 year: ‘1 montks cnd 18 days. She was a cevoted wife ¢ kind neighbor and a loyal (riend. She had a cheerfal disposition. which won for her a large crele of friends. . e She leaves to mourn her husband. her foster son Merritt Shearer of G:hen, four bYrothers, two sisters aod many friends and relatiyps. l

~ Farmers Learn Cost of Pork. ~ Sixty farmers of Clinton, Miam!, Tiptor Rush, Franklin, Union and Hancock counties are co-operating with County sgents and the the Agri:viturzl kxtension department of urdue University in keeping cost records on hoge. The object of th: work is t¢ Getermine the basic fractors of crst In producing hogs that is to find out hom much labor, feed, eic. Is requ'red in ‘pork producuon‘ and 3 sudy different methods and practicis in raising hogs to fiad wat 'wi ich the most economial and profitable . ! .

The little town of Scott was all excited ove the robbery of the Hag. gerty store Thursday. Unknowp thelves grined an entrance by remov: faga panel of the back door, then pried apen the Irunt door, through which it is supposed they carried out the stolen goods. : As much as a large truck load of grods was hauled away and nobody :p the village heard any<hing—t it

: Change At Postofiice. George E. Grubaugh, .who has been assistant postmaster of the LarGango «fce for :he past four years, has been dismisved {rom the service on recommendation of Inspector W. B. Piat:. Mrs. Coldie k. Kerr, who has been a clerk in the (flice for the past year, succe«ds Mr. Grubaugh as assistant postmaster, J

"~ Schoo! vnd Churches Closed. On account of smallpox the town soard of Aviila stopped all public gatherings for a period of two weeks.

" PUBLIC SALE : The undersigned will sell at public suction o 1 the Willard Slabaugh farnoy 3 miles nurthwest of Ligonier, 2 miles west of Burriak. Commencing at 10 o'clck on friday Feb. 11th, : The following personal propery.: 4 good farm Horses. 2 9 Head of Cattle—full blood Durham cow, will be fresh March 1, 2 gool (OWS giving milk, 3 yearling. heifers, two year old heifer coming fresh soon yearling steer. good Durham bull 2 yeasr old -G A

20 Head. cf Sheep—2o head of gool breeding cwes, will iamb March 20 Farn linplements—Walter A. Wood mower, M« Cormick binder in good concition Supericr . grain - drill eleven discs, Oliver Cultipacker new, Oliver Sulky plow mnew, 7 foot irom frame spring drag, 7 foot wood frame spring dra, Oliver wagon uew, Studebaker wagon fair shape, low wagon block wheels, gain box triple side boards, single buggy, single iarness, double harness, corn sheller, hay rack, Por!Jand sieigh, cump boards, Oliver 405 niow, Delaval Cream separator, 14 shoe fertilizer grain drill and mary cother articles not mentioned. e Hay Corn, Oats, Barley. e Set of Farm Buildings located on corner n-ar Salem churcl. ~ Terms of Sale—All sums under $5.00 cash. All rums over that amount a credit of 8 months wi!l be given with * per cent inierest from date of sale. Z per cen* off for cash. No property removed urtil settlled for. . Wiliard and Siduey Slabaugh Harley Lougcor, Auctioneer. J. T. Latta. Clerk .

- Bulldog Tenaeity To motorists of expericnce who have used it for years snd know it u«l per ::-ne.uigr service, outstanding virtue of the GOULD STORAGE BATTERY is its bulldog tenacity. By this we mean that there swan inbuilt quality that gives ‘exceptionally long life with For example, take the DREADNAUGHT PLATES buailt 'h‘;:;:uh-‘ve Gouldh. process same mea who build plates for the giant Gould Submarine Batteries. No plates can compare with - them for ruggedness and tenthe battery. . :

-3 Robinson . Electric Service " At Timcoln Highway Garage

DLASSIFIED ‘ADS.

_ Chicken supper at The American Wednesday evéning. 60 cents. 44bef

Juggle wood for sale. See. D. Selig & Sous, Ligouler, 440 t

Bux. & duplex Umer for your Ford from Kiester Electric Shop and stop that misfiring. : : 44dye

For sale, desirable bdulldiag lot Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. ; 230tL

&cansbudnmmm in the resident school or by home study. Catalog and Home Stady booklet free. Write the South Bead Business College, South Bead Indiana. _ ;

Te The Paublic. Cold storage for automobile at $2 a month. I want to buy junk cars as well as all kinds of junk. 1 have for sale parts of the following make of cars: Overlands, all models up to 83s. Maxwell parts and Huick model 37. Al--80 windshield glass. Rear fenders fcr Fords. Used tires and tubes. All these parts sold at a great saving to the buyer. % . Ben Glaser, Cement Block Bullding Cor. Cavin & Pigeon streets, Ligonier : 42att

Wanted r I want to buy corn. C. L. Chamberin. Phone 16 A Ligonler 41btt

Farmers Atteation. Horseshoeing and gemeral blacksmithing promptly done at reasonable prices. New shop In rear of Weir & Cowley's. - Give me a call. Will H. Hieber, the blacksmith, - sla2m

Matle Ploomfield Granied Diverce. Effie Marie Bloor field was granted a dworve from Clirton Biloomfield In the Noble circuit court. The child will eperd half his time with his mother and the other haif with his father. Mrs- Bloomfied was given the custody of .the child the first six months durfng which time the defendant will pay his divorced wife £lO a month for the «<hild’s support. The Bloomfields are resilents of Kends,lvills. .

; Wed at Alblon. William D. Sible and Helen Akers, bot: of Green township were married at Albion 'y Kev. J. H. Lamkan. The couple will reside «n a farm in Green towrship. :

| - PUBLIC SALE I will sell at my farm 4 miles west of Rome City, 7 miles southeast of i'ropeks. four miles northwest of Wawaka commencing at 1 o'clock on Friday February 4th. Two roan Short Horn bulls These bulls ate sired by Silver Goods 6223833, the dam is Ruby of Oakland 4th 610813. Calved March 10th 1919 and September Ist. 1929, 25 Head of Chester White Bred Sowa and Glits—Bred to farroy in March, April, and May. All can be recorded. These gilts are sired by mroleuml Goods 52077 whose sire was seven times grand Champion. ; o * Sows are sired by Chickasaw Lad--50417. These sows are bred to Petroleum Goods and the gilts to Pierce’s Big Bone 87503 Re sired by Boyer's First Choice whose litter mate sold for $5,005 and was first at lowa State Fair association at the National Swine Show. ‘ : | 8 Head of Good Breeding Ewes to Lamb in April. 8 bushels of good Early Dent seed oors. : TERMS—Credit of 8 months with 7 per cent interest from date. 3 per cent discount for cash. C. F. PIERCE E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer : | Chas. Schwab, Clerk -

PRICES

are bring forced down. They ought to be. We're doing some “forcing” Lon our own hook. . W‘e’re taking less than our normal profits in order to give you lower prices. Weare quoting attractive prlces on eVerything' in stock. .

Carney Clothing Store

Harness and Shoe - Hospital ~ Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing System, Robes, Blankets and all Hores furnishing. U. S. Rubber Boots, U. S. 4 Buckle Overshoes, Lacross Rubber Boots, Men's Work Shoes, Canvas Gloves, Canvas Mittens, Leather Gloves, Auto Curtain Repaired, Sll&pkllr\uoceosines, Sheepskin Shoes, Men's Leggens, Traveling Bags, ‘B. F. Wilkers: . I'. Wilkerson : Shhle Parlor in connection. Chas. Gale in charge. |

- Star Grocery Great Special 1Q Day Sale

Kirks White Flake Soap 7¢ or 6 for 10¢ .‘.Ql'tll_ a 5 Batavia Wax Beans No. 2 cans .. ls¢ Wilton Peas No. 2Can ... U 3 Old Mill Red Beans Neo. 2 Cans . lo¢ Sun Kist Pine Apple No. 2% can 36¢ Great Western sweet corn No, 2 1 Ib. Lippincott Olives ... . . %

The above are only a few of the many ‘big bargains offered-at this store.

SHOE REPAIRING We are prepared to do all kinds of shoe repairing in the best possible manner on short notice. Harness Repairing and Oiling _ A SPECIALTY - C NG vo DR

'R UPARTICULAR 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 too. Phone 86. ' BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING

Golden Glow Olives bl ou . be Carmel Brand Corn Syrup 2 Ih, - ... L e Defline Golden Syrup - i AOS Quarker Puffed Rice iy R Kelloggs Corn flake large size 15¢ Kelloggs Corn flake ~mall size 13¢ Jersey Corn Flakes A ne 85¢ Bulk Coffe . Parifan Steel Cat Coffee firo Snityer Steel Cut Coffee . soc

Dwight Wolf