Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1921 — Page 3

FAIR GROUNDS, GOSHEN | Stmday, June 12 at 2:30 p.m. - HEilNe Motorcycle Races 7 BIG EVENTS 7 SPEED! THRILLS!, CHILLS! More Excitement Than a Circus!

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You are more interested in a vacuum than you think for isn’t it a fact you like fo 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 fo 15 minutes 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 pugifying 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. ﬂ SR Call our number PR s e Phone 134 G Weaver's Hardware

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

.~ THEUNIVERSALCAR . ‘j’&~ -Eiih_'; _’ s ; : e Ul N\ &/ ; . $795f. 0. b. Detroit . —the car of many uses, the éar for the', wl:\t:)le‘ faihily. Wﬁﬂe elegance, refinement and comfort are dominant features, the Sedan affords sturdy dependability on all roads in all weather. ‘ . Yy The famous Ford engine provldes moxé thax(lsuﬁicient poweg for every need. The sturdy, rugged construction ofthe whole chassis is a surety of year in and year out endurance and economy, - - We will round out this service In the car Itself by keeping your Sedan in good condition. We sell Genulne Ford parts and our fully equipped repair shop handles repairs promptly and well. Let us come and demonstrate. . e e o Fa le 58 I (Mspiw& o Phone 148 ..- - Ligonier Indisws

- The Chautauqua Coming. : The Ligonier Chautauqua a splendid prograﬂ of entertainment’ and inspiration will be here for the week beginning -August 3 and will be one of the best planned programs ever set begore the people of this Community.

The time has been so arranged as to enable the largest number of citizens to make the Chautauqu a part of their vacation enjoyment and at the same; time to furnish good opportunity to avoid some of the heat of the hottest month in the year in the cool 'shade’ of the Chautauqua tent. The . coolest part of the day, the morning will not be infringed upon by the program so that business men,l tarlpers, professional and employed men, and their housewives can have time- to arrange for making the afternoons the more enjoyable and carefree. The afternoon and evening will be filled’ with some of the finest talent proenirable from the Chautauqua Bureaus of this day. : Saturday of the week will be de-l-voted entirely to »fea,tur,es of agricultural interest. This day till evening ‘will be in charge and under control of the Farmers’ Association... And will ‘be one of the best all round days of the Chautauqua. = Sunday will be marked by a splendid preaching service under the charge of the Ministerial Association, with a noted pulpit orator to speak. - This is to be a union service of al Ithe churches and people. ¥ ' The entertaining features of the afternoon and evening will be in fullest harmony with the nature of the day.

" Among some of the noted events of the week will be The White Huzz?'s, a great singing band and orchestra, the Chicago Festival Quintet, Woon Young Chun one of the brightest and most learned of the best product of the New China, Clifton Mallory’s Players, Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, universally. acknowledged as one of the world’s greast preachers and 'lecturers, ', - . The suecess o fthis Chautauqua depends altogether upon the local community: If you are interested and come if you boost heartily and constantly, if you make up .your minds that the Ligonier Chautaqua is going to be the best product of the Chautauqua Bureuas in this- country and you are seeing that your part in the work i sdome and well' done, the the Chautauqua is already a suceess. The prices are but neminal. - A single talgent taken along would cost the averae audience individually just about as much as the price of a season ticket for this Chautauqua.- Bear this in mind and get your season ticket now. Every ticket thus purchased: now means success. for the Ligonier Chautauqua, . e N o See the Committee today and pledge your self for the family tickets.

Chautauqua Day. - Farm Bureau divisions -in Elkhart Noble and LaGrange " counties are planning to have a farm bureau day at the Ligonier chautauqyya this year as was had last year. A: speaker from the national department will be there on that day. : : Mrs. Lucy Muessing died in the Kendallville hospital the result of ‘an operation. The husband and three children survive.

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. “For Sale—New wire for chicken fence. John Himes. 6btf For Rent—Pasture. Enquire of ChesFreed. ‘ ¢ Alatt : —_— A For Sale—Ford truck good condition. Enquire J. W. Taylor *Tbtt Do you want to save money, # 80 buy your new battery at Kiester's Electric Shop. 61btt - 4 Wanted. : I'want to buy corn. C. L. Charaberin. Phone 16 A Ligonier 41btt

For Sale—l 2 acres. Out of city limits Ligonier, northeast side. Good large house, electric lights, cellar, soft and hard water ingide and out. Bath room but no ' plumbing installed. Fruit, barn and outbildings. e ; 14b3t Mrs. Emanuel Fencil-_ , Notice To The Public. - L 1 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. batt i P : ‘. * Notice, - All those knowing themselves indebted to the estate of the late M. A. Hutehison are requested to call at the office of the undersigned and make settlement of their accounts. - G. M, Zimmerman, Administrator : : * 12blm

? " Notice to the Public. oy By ruling of the Public Service ComJnission electrie light and power. bils must -be paid by the. 10th of each month, otherwise a penalty of 10 per cent wil be added to light bills: and b per cent to power bills. 'lf not paid within five days after the 10th service is to be disconnected and when bill is ‘thereafter paid and service resumed a charge of $l.OO will be made for reconnecting., A Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. : e 15a2t

~ Board of Review Meets. The Noble county board of review convened at Albion Monday and will hear all grievances of property ownifners who believe their assesments are too high. The board is comprised of ‘W. C. Auman. of Kendallville, J. L. Dunning of Ligonier, the county assessor, county auditor -and county treasurer. - : L o Any taxpayer who believes that his property has been appraised too. high. for taxes in 1922 may appeal to the board for adjustment. If the adjustment is not satisfactory, an appeal later can be taken to the state board State officials point out that too often taxpayers complain of their taxes at taxpaying time, which is long after the time for an adjustment has. passed} and that such taxpayers in many instances' 'did not acquaint themselves with their property appraisemetns and ‘amount of taxes until too late for appeal. . o ;

‘ Miraculous Eseape. Mrs. Susan Galloway and L: Barnes of LaGrange figured in ‘a narrowing experience Monday morning at Wolcottville, when the Ford sedan in which they were riding was struclq by an east bound Wabash™ passenger train. The machine was practically de&nolished, the wreckage clinging to the cylinder of the large locomotive and-was dragged along the tracks for ‘over fifty feet.. Both occupants of the l,car fortunately escaped serious inJjury. However, Mrs. Galloway suffered a number of deep cuts on her right armf FE Bt | Kendallville is Short. - 3 A drive is to be made soon for $7OO ‘the amount needed to complete Ken§dallvﬂld’s ‘apportionment of the Noble county Y. M. C. A. budget for this year. Ligonier, Albion and other towns of the county are said to have iraised their quotas while that city is still short $7OO. _ ‘t County Y. M. C. A. officials hope to' raise the necessary funds by solicitation within 'the next two weeks. The Noble county Y, M. C. A. work is now starting on its fourth year under the supervision of County Y. M. C. A. Secretary J. C. Bfunk of Ligonier. . Hurt in-Auto Accident. Leslie R. Fox of the Central hotel and a member o fthe Kendallville auto polo team, who suffered serious injuries late Monday ‘afternoon when the auto'polo car in which he was riding with Léslie’ Willlams turned over near the Feebles home 'south of that city, wag resting somewhat easier to-~ day and:hopes for his recovery are now being entertained. . Fox sustained ‘a fracture of the righ oollar bone, four broken ribs and numerous other injuries.: Williams escaped with a few slight brujgey;&‘;;~fe?s-,-z~;~;a;:'-.::}_5;:%' i

" ‘Pranks of Lightning. - Lightning played some queér pranks} in Bremen' and vicinity. Two 'bolts struck the Home ‘of D. "Al Triblet in Bremen;: but Mrgi Triblet' who was alone " im: the hodse and in bed, did not know it untit mneighbors told her. It was ithen found the ligtning had followed a wire connecting the barn and house. 5H# 1 L e R naes . - Developing printing and enlarging. Mail ortfpr; recelve special .-_‘at.,)t.entton,, F. A, M¢Ombér, Goshen, Ind., 15atd NLW DR

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= - Come in today and let us show you the machine itself or ask us for a home OH |o . ‘demonétration right’ on your own floor. LOOK FOR THE CLEANER WITH THE RED BAND | W ESTABLISHED 1864 Y ‘ .PHONE 67 " wnE WINCHESTER stoxe

’ Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana Noble County SS: ~ In the matter of the estate of Sam-uel-M. Campbell, Deceased No. 2298 : " In the' Noble Circuit Court May term, 1921, . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Executrix of the Estate ‘of Samuel M. Campbell deceased has field in said court her aceount and yvouchers in final setflement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said court, at the court house, at Albion, Indiana, on 21 day of July, 1921 at which time and place all persons interested in said Estateare required to appear in said Court- and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. ~ And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others interested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their 'heirship or claim to any part of said Bstate. ~ ~ Elva A. Magnuson, Executrix Willlam H. Wigton, Att'y 14b2w AR I TR 3 i SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER

Good Quality - One thing you want to be sure of in the - thing you buy: Is it good? The price may be a very important thing to you; it often is. But when you need things - and have to buy you want to be sure of ~ what you get. We know that's what - you; and that’s why we are so careful in ~ our own buying. We carry quality clothes such as Hart Schaffner & Marx . and Campus Togs, @ L FN Le o M g 8 9 Fs B . CarneyCl Othin, g Store

Here are the six things that you want your cleaner to do. Every one of them is important and should be carefully watched when you buy. , i

’ @ Itmust clean with- " : F,' out scattering dust A £7 and th e suction =|‘ A must draw dirt '."__-_,=_l 1i right through the 0 e ¥ rug if necessary. i’ The Ohio will. A " Tt must pick up K :?&(‘ﬂ _ligt, threads, hairs, /1 \, ; '“ etc., without injurE’.e‘z ing the rug. The - '=€“—“—— Ohio’s carpet g £ sweeper brush is . gentle but efficient. A It must save mov/i) ;"ﬁ": ing ‘heavy furniHiE -“’; ture. The Ohio is | '_ll ‘ designed to push. ! !;‘/ ‘ under the ordinary R 'J,' bed, divan, burj 8 cau, ctc. 22

A Reminder Don’t forget that promiise you made the zoéd wife and daughter to buy & piano or Victrola. Come and look at stock of Muscal goods. We have what you want at the right Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas You ecan take the easy mm@t plan if you do not care to pay cash. ‘ | s Sy Yours for 50 years of Musical Serviee. ==~ South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

| I It must be able to T E:"L clean in corners. B g.’:) The Ohio has no : !7!’ - wheels to block the - /: ends and the nozzle ilﬂ:/:j_f_ . is shaped correctly. : : | | ' Al’ [} It must have atf.h;ﬂ*}?“ tachments for : i/f * cleaning walls, por‘“\"‘l/}ﬁl’ '“; tieres, furniture, 1” :\.\'\l,l/ ”}‘l%‘; beds, etc. The Ohio . ‘”}é!‘djf" : has a full set. | g'l: It must be light in 4 f'» M 8 weight. The Ohio L%{;\-'E ',’{' weighs only 1114 -k "‘Hé;‘,f" Ja pounds and is easy m%ﬁm _ to carry around the %;*7" > house. _