Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 16A, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 June 1921 — Page 3

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~ That blackboard contains a ver y important lesson; grown-ups’ know it. » - - 2 ¥ E The money you save will be useful, buf the habit you learn of banking your money will be of untold value. Men of money will know you for it—They are looking for that kind of a boy. . : Come in and open bank acounts for your children. . e We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving deposits and Saving Accounts. d o : Make Our Bnak Your Bank : -

y , 3 vacuum cLeaners Vacuum Cleaners 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 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 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 ene up to your home for demonstration. : rpa Call our number = - Sl _ : Phone 134 . - 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 | | With A I Liconie super KADLEC Ligonier Store for Men The Tailor = Indiana ~Merchant Taﬁxi?ori-ng for Forty Years -

‘ g ‘ .:hg ~€‘f ”‘s{ :‘:‘ "“’ é 4 e THE UNIVERSAL CAR At 2he The Ford Motor Company announces the following o - _reduction in prices eftective as of D v e e N <. Old Price New Price g o’ S e Touring - $583 $557 With starter and demountable rims. 4 Co‘lpe . o 803 T 750 e ” = ‘ » | '?’ »A e ~,» - Truck-Chassis 585 535 With pneumatic tires and demountable - Tractor prices unchanged. S _ rims Theabove prices include war tax and transportation Authorized Ford and Fordson TeeLt e e e e | Phonelds - Ligonier Indiana

Palace and Barn o Farm Near Woi- - cottville Finlest Structures in ~000 o o NeMe County: .- - - Just one and a half miles from Wolcottville east, is the Frank E. Myers farm of three hundred and sixty-five !‘acres‘»‘says the Kendallville News Sun. In the midst of a grove of beautiful trees stands a moderndressed stone ‘and pressed brick house that weuld be a credit to any city street. In course of construction at the present time is a barn which will be an exact replica of the house. Five years ago the house. Five years ago the barn on the bar on the premises burned 3 years later the new barn was commenced It measures 60x100 main part with a wing 30x60. The foundation four festis of stone great boulders dressed aud faced with most artistic skill. - From there up pressed brick, Four massive arched entrances every “miggerhead” polished and fitted. Interior will ke all steel, supports stalls etec. It i'is doubtful if barn will be ready for oecupancy this winter. First cost Was estimated at $15,000 but $2OOOO will come nearer. When eompleted this set of buildings will be without doubt the’ finest in the county and perhaps in the state. '‘Mrs. Frank RE. Myers, mistress of this beautiful estate wiu; be remembered as Miss Carmien ofd westof Ligonie¥. -71 w 1 Cannot Chage Realty Values. The county board of review now in session has officially declared that the board is powerless to consider the reappraisement of real estate at this time. The last appraisement - was made in 1919 and no other is scheduled before 1923. - = - The attorney general an dthe state board of tax commissioners concur in the opinion of the local board. In the case of new improvements the board may act. - :

L Homage to Dead. : The United States forestry service will” render homage Friday to former employees who lost their lives in the world war. While a memorial tablet is being unveiled at the new National Museum, each o fthe 3,000 men in the forestry service throughout the United States will cease work for one minute and stand at attention. - Lake Lowered by Break. - A break in the dam has lowered the water in Winona lake three feet and the level is lower than ever before. The repair of the dam is in progress. . . Noliee,- - . . Our office hours from June 15th to September Ist will be from. 9 a. 'l. to 4 p. m. except Saturday . when they will be from 9a. m. to 9. p. m. : Bothwell & Vanderford = ‘W: H. Wigton 15Ltf

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j A EZanitirn Enn e e mnai eBl - For Sale—New wire for thicken fence. John Himes. - - Bbif For Rent—Pasture. Enquire of ChesProgd, 0 oot liatf _ For Sale—Ford truck good condition. Enquire J. W. Taylor '~ *7btf Do you want to save money, i 50 buy your new battery at Kiester's Electric Shop. . §lbti ' ¢ Wanted. s I want to buy corn. C. L. Charaberin. Phone 16 A Ligonier : 41!){‘! . For Sale—l 2 acrés. Out of eity limits Ligonier, northeast side. Good large house, elec\fric‘ lights, cellar, soft and Hard water inside and ouf. Bath room but no plumbing installed. Fruit, barn and outbildings. : s - ' 14h3t ¢ Mrs. Emanuel Fenecil

- Notice To The Publie. I will deliver artificial. ice to the people of Ligonier during the coming yvear, I have engaged permaxnently in the jce business and am prepared to furnish the commodity of a high quality, Call phone 295, All- orders will receive prompt atiention, . = ; Fred Starr. ~ batf i - Netice. i All those knowing themsélves indebted to the estate of the late M. A. Hutchison are requested to call at the office of the wundersigned aund make seitlement of their accounts. - - ~ G. M. Zimmerman, Administrator e - : oo o A 30N ; Notice to tlhie Public.. By ruling of the Public Service Commission. electric light and power bills must-be paid by the 10th of each month, otherwise a penalty of 10 per cent wil be added to light bills and 5 per cent to power bills, If not paid within five days after the 10th service is to be disconnected and when bill is thereafter paid and service résumed a charge of $l.OO will be made for reconnecting. - e e Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. RCa : e 15a2t

' Better Babies Campaign, A campaign in the interest of ‘the babies and their mothess will be started this coming month of July, the 18, 1921 under the direction of the State Board ©f Health, and conducted by the lecal Red Cross Committee. It will be packed with the fullest information - and instruction not only for mbthers of children six years old and under but also with the best of medical advise for- mothers-to-be. : Ade ‘B, Schweitzer=M, D. who is directress of the Division of Infant and €hild Welfare of the Indiana State Boafd of. Health, will conduet a clinie for the children, which. will be the source of larger and more intelligent care for babies in the homes. . ‘Ampong . the prospective plans for the three days are talks by the doctors on such themes as health and marriage, Infant feeding and prenatal care,confidential addresses by nurses to mniothers and girls clagses. which will include such subjects as preparation for baby, daily schedules for baby, weaning, layettes and baby's menu.. There will bé examinations of the childen which include vision and hearing tests for the older ones, and in the evenings possibly lectures with stereopticon pictures or moving picMites - e s e v

This is a large program and a worth ‘while ope. It cught. to be impressed upon every mother in this community ‘as-it is the first of its kind to bring a comprehensive knowledge of baby’s needs and baby care right to the parent. ~ In this day of larger sense of civic and community responsibility it is gratifying to feel that Ligonier is ‘one of the foremost of communities to take a part in this work that all pro‘gressive men and women think neeessary to conserve and build up the health of the young life in this community.. - S T e

- Large as are the plans for this camcampaign for July 18, 19, and 20 the need is ever larger and when if is seen how benficial such work is the§ greater will be the demand for such campaigns of education and training in the future.. And it is to be noted that there will be no charges whatsoever in connection with the Campaign. It will be free all the time altogether for all people. Ligonier and Community should prepare fof the Red Cross Committees Campaign for Infant Welfare and Child Hygeine, = = e © Notice. Those who wish to pool their wool must get it to Albion by Saturday June 18. for further particulars enquire of township committee: C. L. Chamberlin, Bd Kinney, 0. L. Bowser. ! PRI S R ST s e G e

- Eat Poison Mushrooms. Lee Holbrook of near LaOtto and his' daughter, Mrs. Arthur Vorhees of Logaunsport, who wasg visiting him, became dangerously ill from eating ~mushrooms. - Timely medical atten‘tion alone saved their lives. . Fix Threshing Prices. .= ° . Koseiusko county threshermen have fixed prices for 1921 as folllows: . Oats, 3% cents per bushel barley, 414 cents; Wheat 6 cents; and rye 9 cents, Forty three members of the ‘brotherhood were present when action Whatelen: o T e i n ~ Developing ‘printing_and enlarging, ‘Mail orders receive special attention. 7. A. McOmber, Goshen, Ind, 15atf s 0@ @ | i pud sew B s I o UB L LEBd me o e L R

_° Col, Foster Named Head, l Col. David N. Foster has returned fo Fort Wayne from Lafayette where he attended the meeting o fithe trustess of the Indiana State Soldiers' Home. of that city. Col. Foster was chose’n.} president of the board at the meeting. Ex-Governor Winfield T. Durbin was chogen vice president; BEdward W. Lyons, of Brook secretary and Mrs.

J. 8. Morrison of Lafayeite, was chosen treasurer. Dr. W. H. Rogers of Indianapolis is the other member of the board. The board will soon let contracts for a supplyhouse to be. buiit at a cost of $12,000 and a new hospital at a cost of about §175,000. & b ‘Red Norton Captured. : . Harry J. Sterling alias “Red” Norton aged 26 who escaped from the Elkhart county jail on April 26, where he was held for trial in connection with the -robbery of the safe at the Orpheum threatre at Elkhart was recaptured Friday at Napoleon, 0. . Sterling pleaded guilty and was sentenced to: the reformatory at Jefferson, ville for'll to 14 years, fined $750 the amount he got from the safe, and was disfranchised for three years. He had $1 to pay on his fine.

Has Going Some., . Deputy Sheriff Tom Long of Elkhart county suffered abrasions and sprains of his right hand when thrown from his motorcycle while chasing an automobile speeder on the Adamsvilie road four miles north of Elkhart. Mr, Long says his speedometer showed he was going SO»ﬁJEes an hour at the time of the accident. . At that he was gaining but slightly on the speeder, who escaped and, whose identity was not learged. -w0 - . Aeccidentlly Shot. ‘Mrs. Roy Conrad of near: Elkhart ‘was badly injured and but narrowly escaped death when accidéntally shot by her husband Thursday night. A steel capped bullet from a 44-calibre revolver grazed her chin, passed into her neek just below the chin and downward through her shoulder and: came out just below and back of her shoulder. The bullet then passed through the boftom of a porch swing in which she ‘was sitting. = : o

. - Gandy Gets Divorée, - Oscar Gandy Jr., of Churubusco was granted a divorce from Mabel Gandy in the Noble circuit court. Under the terms of the decree the defendant receives a settlement of $1,200. The case was filed in Ihe = Whitley cireuit. Failure of the plaintiff in the case to appear in court resulted in the aection being stricken from the docket. ' Teeth Knocked Out. - Authur V. Harter Goshen poolroom owner lost all of his front teeth and has a badly gashed mouth, the result of having been struckwith a golf club swung by Otis Zollinger of Goshen, while they ‘were playing at.the Goshen Golf club links Friday afternoon. He will * probably be permanently disfigured. - ot . Gary Man Heads State Elks. : Clyde Hunter Gary 'was elected president of the Indiana Association of Hlks at the closing sesion o fthe convention at Evangville.. Thomas G. Hedian, Indianapolis - was re-elected secretary. The place o fholding the 1922 convention ‘was left to the trustees. t . Qovers Floed Story, = Ford Frick an Eikhart township boy now a reporter on the Post, Colorade Springs, Colo., had the honor of being, the first newspaper man to be piloted over flood stricken Pueblo in an airplane. He kept copious notes of his observation and wrote a splendid story. o B e

| Want Food, not Diamonds. The home of M. L. Hussey was entered by robbers one night last week. Nothing was taken except food-stuff, and two diamond rings belonging to Mrs. ussey which lay near the ice box which the robbers lotted were not disturbed —Cromwell Advance. S el g R bN A : : ‘Try to Rob Postoifice. : ~ Home talent is suspected of breaking into the rear room of the postoffice building in Cromwell Wednesday night. The partition to the postoflice proper withstood the assaults upon it ‘and nothing was taken. L o oo Postpone Meek = - The state conference of the American Legion scheduled to be held at Culver a’ea,demy Sunday was postponed one week on account of the death of the national commander, F. W. Galbraith. ° Y Weman on Board. . = _The town board of Middlebury elected Mrs. C. R. Linger of:that city to ‘the town. board to succed Dr. M. A. Fhßwer, | oot e

: - Licensed to Marry. - s Wiliam Lavering 6f Syracuse: and Liuella Cole of Ligonier, procured a marfiage license at Goshen Friday and were later joined im wedlock, : - Against the Law. -~ = " Ever since thec ity council passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale and shooting of fireworks in Ligonier the dangerous nuisance has been avoided. . The Chicago Tribune asserts that “The Gumps” are the champion gloom chasers of the world. Andy and Min are coming soon in the greatest laugh producer: of the century “Henpecked Andy.” Arrange fb meet them face to face in the big rainproof tent Wiﬂwwmmwig Annual dues for upkeep of lots are now due-and should be paid to A. D. ‘Newton, Secy. at once. If your lot eAR -BN SRR N AR VR Don’t wait to teceive motlce. ’{*ﬁ%meﬁ%ﬁ‘*v%%“‘, 16btt - - James Kinnison Pres. e e R G R

N ¥ : %.{ f 3gt " 44'.;"’ WAL ges : b N N e e O SRS T [3‘“‘4* XQL O e Ls‘ e Going Camping this Summer? You will get solid enjoyment on your outing this season if you have the right equipment. Is your camping outfit ready? Look over our new stock before you start out for the big time. Compe : e e Winchester Fishing tackle

When you fix up your fishing tackle for the trip see what we have. Good fishermen in this section . are strong for the Winchester Rods, Reels and Baits.

. New Winchester Hunter’s Axes are here; good de-: signs, fine finish, strong, tough handles - just the axe for the camp. One is mighty handy about the house too. =~

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