Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 15A, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 June 1921 — Page 3

, A new size 'Pa?kage! Ten for 10c. ; Very convenient, Dealers carry both; 10for10c; 20 for2oc. It’s toasted.

You are more interested in a vacuum than you think for isn’t it a fact you like to see your rugs and carpets bright and clean and this can be done any day in the week without taking up the rugs. While they are on the floor 10 to 15 minuteés with a HAMILTON BEACH will not only make them look new but at the same time more than 200 square feet per minute if pure air is drawn through the rug thereby purifying and making them a fit covering for the baby to romp upon. “Did you get our offer, you can negotiate with us for one of these all aluminum vacuum cleaners in small weekly or monthly payments or at a saving for cash. Electric appliances are doing many things for the housekeeper and every day you put it off is lost motion. - So many good points about the HAMILTON BEACH that we want to send one up to your home for demonstration. - e . Call our number A g . _ Phone 134 ,‘ . Weaver's Hardware

‘Do You Wear o 1 , | Tailor Made Clothes If you do I am prepared to make you that suit or overcoat at prices based on reduced cost in woolens ' _sueer KADLEC Ligonier Store for Men The Tailor - Indiana ~ Merchant Tailoring for Forty Years '

.~ THEUNIVERSALCAR . - = ==lr—— . FRIIC ‘ (o= . " $795 1.0, b. Detroit —the cavr of many uses, the car for the WHoie family‘:-ﬁ :While_ 'elegémce,_ refinement and comfort are”dominant features, the Sedan affords sturdy dependability on all roads in all weather. iy b - The famous Ford engine provides m‘qrg;t;ly,aﬁ; sufficient. power for every need. The sturdy, rugged coﬂstrﬁétion""of the whole chassis is a surety of year in and year outenduranceandecomn}x Wam o We will round out this service in the car itself by keeping your. Sedan in good condition. We sell Genuine Ford parts and our fully equipped repair shop handles repairs promptly and well. Let us come and demonstrate. B

The Ligomer Banner tITA“H!b 18e0.3 - : \ ‘ £ Published by £ ; en he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Foreign Advertising Representative l THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ! e e T—';—‘_“—b_,._—;“:it-——-—___f—“—"_.‘.i Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

’ "~ An Apalogy Demanded. ~ Cromwell correspondent. ~ “Otis Baker of Ligonier had the misfortune Saturday evening while in our town .to have his car badly damaged by another fellow running into him on the cross roads here-in town. No one was hurt, however Mr. Baker neglected to get the number en. thec ar that struck him and not being acquainted with the party will have to stand the expense of the repair on the car’” v Dike Kerr was home from South Bend over Sunday. .

Hog Feeders and Breeders Enjoy Meet : . at Albion Fifty-five hog breeders and feeders from all parts of Noble county met in the Court Room at Albion Wednesday evenng, June Ist, for the purpose of studying and discussing the economical feeding of hogs. hTe meetingl was arranged by the Noble County| Duroc Breeders Association. The No‘ble County Biy Type Poland and Spotted Poland Associations were well represented. Other farmers interested’ only in the production of market hogs were present. o

J. R. Wiley of the Purdue Extension Department gave a talk on’“How to Produce Hogs Economically.” Among other interesting statements based on actual conditions he said in relation to hog production, “There is an opportunity to add ten dollars to the profit side of the ledger through lowering cost of production to one ‘dollar that can be added by market betterment.” e !

“Leaks common on the-average farm which drain_ the profit out of pork production are, the feeding of a wasteful ration, poor care of sows through gestation period, failure to make determined effort to save pigs at farrowing time, careless management after farrowing, the use of poor breeding stock, and others. The man who produces pork cheaper than the averageé is the man who makes money practically all the time,” he - said, “That’s’ the, thing to strive for.” An enthusiastic discussion by farmers followed the talk. 5 e

An interesting motion picure film was run which showed some of the nation’s best known Duroc herds and prize winners. The next big livestack event for the County will be the “Week of Tours” June 13th to 17th inclusive. R T ; :

An Apoligy Demanded ; (LaGrange Standard) ; “Alleging that he insulted the American flag by driving by the colors under- guard as they were . being carried in the Memorial day parade here Mondy, Neuman-Wenzel post,‘ American Legion, of this -city today demanded an apology from J, C. Fetter, prominent Kendallville business man and well -known .in_this - city,” says the Sturgis Journal. .- - - “®he Legion charges that Fetter drove past.the national colors under guard as the Memorial ‘day procession was returning from thé cemetery that he ran into Jay Warner, a niember of the Legion who_, was playing in the Eleetric City band, and that he ran inté6 Charlées Runyan six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Runyan knocking the ehild to the pavement.: “The letter to 'Mr. Fetter cites the fact that the American Légion was founded to uphold the spirit of America’and the laws of the United States;. states that the Leglon resents his action and demands that an apology be i . e e g B o

“The letter was signed.by Howard D. Hamilton post ecommander of Neuman-Wenzel post, which was in charge of the Memorial day exercises at the reqeust o fthe city commission.” PSP AL A ST % Till is Tapped." ~While Jesse Frame, manager was absent from the offiee ‘of the Bristol Lumber & Coal Co. last Tuesday, some one entered the place and took $9O from the cash drawer. - -

Strawberries retail in the 'Li’gonier market at $2 a crate. The season will be soon over. After a year of marrfed bliss Ed Jackson of Garrett, -was fined for beating his wife. : Dwight Blackman and Miss Irene Mallon paid Albion friends a visit the latter part of last week. - | The Wolf Lake . Firemens association fared well in their celebration despite the inclement weather. Goshen retail stores will close Thursday afternoon during the months of June, July and August. - Mrs. Louls Calbegk of South Bend was a guest of Mrs. Charles Swickard at Diamond Lake on Thursday. Watch repairing: that is right. Estimate furnished if desired” by mail. Hugh Zentz, Goshen, Ind. 15a8t

. Louis Shearer, Robert Earnhart and Joe C. Kimmell were among the visitors to the Indianapolis Speedway TaCes. it o it Kendallville merchants accompanied by a band will make booster trips to nearby. t%wg.‘ They visited Ligonier Saturday. , 5 | The township trustees of Noble county met at Albion today to elect a county superintendent of schools. Guy R. Hall was a candidate for reelection. Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith paid Dr. and Mrs. Hostettler a visit at La‘Grange. Mrs. Hostettler is a sister of Mr. Smith and a.former ‘resident of Noble county. : 5 H. H. Pinchon and wife and little ‘daubhter, R. G. Cooper and wife of Albion visited rTelatives at Ligonier and attended ‘memorial services at the Salem cemetery in Perry township., . ; +. . Interesting Statisties. ' : Large farm acreages, with comparatively low average acre values feature the ten -counties, Marshal, St. Joseph, Laporte, Starke, Elkhart, Noble, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Steuben and DeKalb, located in the north and north and northeastern parts of Indlana. Only three of these counties, Marshal, Elkhart and Kosciusko, have an acre value greater than the average of the state of $104.57. About twothirds “of the farms are operated by the owners which also contributes to the stability of the counties. A . Noble county’s 250,169 acres are divided among 2,450 farms, of which 1,617 are owner operated for a percentage of 66.4. The farm wealth of $36,143,000 consisth of $22,586,000 worth of lands, $7,80%€00 of buildings and $3,756,000 of live stock. The average acre value is $90.28, while the annual crop production is $6,741,000, which includes 3,067,00 bushels of corn, 1,477,000 bushels oats, 593,000 bushels of wheat and $425,000 worth of vegetables. e :

Quits After Eight Years, = - - -George W. Choler, clerk of the LaGrange circuit court for the past eight years, has resigned. Always obliging and courteous to those with whom he| had to do he discharged his duties of his office with an eye single to the best interest of his constituents and it is safe to assert that no man ever left thec ourt house with more friends than he has, says the LaGrange Demo-crat-Call. . Ay . - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strait. were guests of Wolcottville relatives. Recelvership Hearing Set. . By agreement of attorneys the hear-. ing on the petition of the Goshen Buggy Top C0.,-and the Ligonier Auto Body Company for thé appointment of a receiver for the Huffman Bros. Motor Co., of Elkhart has been set for fiext Tuenday. ™ . ;

- Bridges Nearing Completion. = | _David Holtzinger, builder of the concrete bridge at Sugar Hill on the Lincoln highway has completed the concrete banisters and is now starting the erection of the two concrete bridges near the Hires school house for the Rieth-Riley Construction Co. i TSI RS BTRES | Mrs. Ullery Entertalns, Mrs. Horace Ullery entertained the Home Economics Club of Elkhart town ship Thursday. The attendance was large. Mrs. Frank Raubert of Ligonier was an outside guest, o .. They Steal ’Em There. | ;'g.own _in_Terre Haute they steal: airplanes, At least a reward is being offered there for the return of a. i o SR O T stqlen ﬂye‘:r-ft;" Ty wE et : Car Is Recovered. = _ A Packard touring car, owned by ‘W. H. Cook of Warsaw, which was stolen while he was attending "th’é‘i‘ races at Indianapolis: was found in aey o T

Leéarn to Judge Livestock Better. . ‘Noble county’s 2nd annual week of tofie Tige Tz _Schedule—Monday, - Spotted Poland Hggs, Tuesday, Big Type Poland Hogs. Wg‘déhesda_y, Duroc-Jersey; Thursday, Boys General Livestock. Tour; Friday Shorthorn. Cattle. Tours 4eave Albion Coutt House daily at 9:30 a. m. Plan your work to go! It pays! Open to everybody. Everything free. . 16a2t

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For Sale—New wire for chicken fence. John Himes. : sbtf For Rent—Pasture. Enquire of ChesFreed. = _ o st ~ For Ren—Furnished room with all conveniences. Call phone 266 12btf For Sale—Ford truck good condition. Enquire J. W. Taylor *7btf Do you want to ‘save money, ¥ 80 buy your new battery at Kiester’s Electric Shop. - Blbts

Found, rear rim, tire and tube for Ford car. Owner may recover property by conferring with Dewey Baker : 9btt e ‘Wanto;d._ I want to buy corn. C. L. Chamberin. Phone 16 A Ligonier 41bte | For Sale—l 2 acres. Out of city limits Ligonier, northeast side. Good large house, electric lights, cellar, soft and hard water inside and out. Bath room but no plumbing installed. Fruit, barn and outbildings. - g 14b3t Mrs. Emanuel Fencil ¢ | "~ Notice To The Puble.. I will deliver artificial ice to the people of Ligonier during the coming year, I have engaged permanently in the ice business and am prepared to furnish the commodity of a high quality. Call phone 295. All orders will recelve prompt attention. Fred Starr. batf

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All those knowing themselves indebted to the estate of the late M. A. Hutchison are requested to call at the office of the undersigned and make settlement of their accounts. G. M. Zimmerman, Administrator " e 12blm . "~ Annual Call, . The Farmers’ Mutual Fire and Cyclone companies of Noble county will }h’old, their joint annual meeting in the Court House at Albion Saturday June 4th. ‘ | .:No doubt some resolution pertaining to changes in our by-laws will be presented at this time, therefore every policy holder interested in these changes should be present and participate in the discussions that may arise. The following officers will be chosen to serve a term of two years: a presi—‘ dent, treasurer, one actuary for 3rd. District and one solicitor for each township in county, o 1 Meeting will be called at 10 o’clock a. m. sharp. It is to be hoped that every policy holder having the welfare of his county at heart will be presenz. R. J. Stewart, Sec’y. : ' ' S 13a 2w School Board Mem’epr 1 The term of W. J. Bolitho, instead of that of Mrs. Lena Stansbury, as a member of the school board of Ligonier is the next to expire and a successor will be chosen by the °city council this' month. Mr. Bolitho has proven a most valuable member of the board and the feeling is general that he should be renamed. The theory that when a good officer is secured, “Keep him” will apply admirlably in this cdNe i FPuda i Tan

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