Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 26A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 August 1921 — Page 2

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Visit Your Bank

It is g trip taken too infrequently by many. . We like to see our depositors come to t_his bank often. , e It is not xlecessary to wait until you'have a lof of money. Any time you h\avre a dollar or more which is not needed im;media‘tely, that money should be banked. e ' L Use your bank often and make this bank your bahk.

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. Do You V%ear t 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 ADT o] siger KADLEC Ligonier Store for Men The Tailor ~ [ndiana Merchant Tailoring for Forty Years

§ We Have Receivedf Large Shipments | Hard and Soft Coal " Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes I - in hard coal. Best grades of - soicedl. . | i Full line of Building Material now o ~onhand . - | COMPTON & HOLDEMAN ! HOLDEMAN & SON 8 Straus Wool House, . ' Phone N 0.279

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Now is the Time

Te look for that new fall suit. We are prepared to take care of yeur fall needs. We carry the ce’lebrated Hart Schaffner & Marx and Campus Togs. They are right in style, fit and Tl e

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Was Fine Meeting.

‘One of the most successful meetings this year of the Noble County Horticultural gociety was held at the country home of J E. Pancake, Farmers’ Federation chairman of Elkhart township. Over- one hundred members from all parts of the county were present to enjoy the instructive and entertaining program of music and addresses. A bountiful dinner was served on:the lawn under the canopy of magnificient trees. ; Postmaster Gaby of this city delighted thev isitors with old time melodies accompanied .by his guitar.

Fighting Parson at Winona.

Jack Cardiff evangelist pugilist is now a resident of Winona LaWKe. Rey. Cardiff former welter weight champion apd veteran of 297 pugilistic fights will ereet a cottage there. His last fight was in 1911, a twenty round batlte with Tim Callahom at Canton, Ohio, refereed by Jack Johnson. Soon-afterward, Cardiff hit the “sawdust trail” in one of Sunday’s meetings. He later qualified for the ministry at the Moody Bible institute. .

Farmers Meet at Kendallville.

An important meeting of the Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations .of distriet No. 2, is being held in Kendallville today and Tuesday. There are eight ‘counties in this district, Noble, Elkhart, LarGange, Steuben, DeKalb, Whitley, Kosciusko and Allen.

Maggart Reappointed.

Robert E. Maggart has been reappointed postmaster for Cromwell. He was nominated by President Wilson but the senate failed to confirm the appointment at that time. Mr. Maggart is a republican. _ N

This Listens Good.

- A dispatch says a stalk of corn bearing thirty-two distinctly developed ears, is on exhibition at Columbus. The stalk was cut green Dbefore -its mayn ears were discovered. :

Fred Spurgeon Vice President. At a district meeting of Shorthorn breeders held in Fort Wayne the other day Fred Spurgeom was elected vice president of the association. :

The LaGrange corn school will ‘be held in October this year.

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The Proposed Amendments.

' The fate of the thirteen proposed amendments to thes tate constitution of Indiana will be decided at a special election to be held September 6. . - "~ The amendmntse will be set out in full on the ballot, but copies may be obtained by applyingto the -Reterencel Bureau state house, Indianapoliss = The constitution can not be amended except by a majority of all the votes cast at the election should be in favor of an amendment it would mnot be effective unless it represented a ‘majority of all the voters. £ _ The following sets out in brief the ‘proposed amendments: ’ 1:. Saffrage. ey 2. Registration of Voters. 3 Veto or Items in Appropriation Bills. : : . 4 Terms of County Officers. 5 Term of Prosecuting Attorney 6 Qualifications for Lawyers . 7 Admission of Colored Persons to State Militia 8 Terms and Salaries of Public Officers. ’ 9 Apportionment of Senators and Represntatives. , 10 Terms of State Officers, 11 Income Tax - : 12 Taxition. o 13 Appointment of State Superin- { tendent of Public Instruction. - . Ttems 1, 2. 3. 4. 6.6 7, 89 10 11 may be voted yes. ' Taxation and appointment of state superintenednt of public instruction no.

Must Attend|Schoel

Largely increased enrollment in thel public schools of the state generally at the apening of the fall term is expected to result from the enforcement of the provisipns of the new school attendance law. . ; Under the mew statute children of school age must attend school, regardless of whether they have conpleted the course of the elementary schools. This means that all under 16 years old who have graduated from the grade schools must attend high schools. o . With the opening of the fall term of the township schools, September 5, elementary schools will be under Edirec-t state supervision for the first time. S

Death Head Stops ’Em. | The Wawaka correspondent says: ‘“The Hoosier Automobile association’s signs representing cross bones and skull on each side of the Brimfield bridge caused four big machines to slow up just at the danger curves and they crawled like turtles over the high bridge; one of them from Illinois carried - a load of white faced women who nervously peered out as if expecting death at “any moment.” Thanks are due these good Samaritans for previously these machines hardly _ever slowed up at this doubly dangerous place.” e i

Anotile_r Birthday Party. Harry Knepp gave a party Friday afternoon to twenty boys and girls in honor of his seventh birthday. Games were played and refreshments served on the lawn. = , Herbert Galloway received a prize, also Nada Van Auken of Auburn, in the guessing contest.. Boys and girls had a general good time. Harry received many gifts in rememberance of the occasion. After the party Master Harry Knepp left for Syracuse with his grandmother Mrs. George Phebus to spend a few days. _ i

Fined For Dancing.

Bledsoe brothers operators: of a dancing pavilion at Weldon’s Landing at the opening of the fall term in exed into court at the instigation of the Steuben county law and order society for operating their business on Sunday. - . Ui

A jury of twelve women was chosen and after a trial that lasted two and a half days they returned a verdict of guilty and the Bledsoe brothers were fined $lO and costs. ! : '

Visit Old Home Twwh.

Rev. S. W. Paul and son Carter of Ligonier were in 'Syracuse yesterday and today calilnf on old friends. Rey. Paul was until last year pastof the local U. B. church. He is fiow filling an assignment to the Ligonier U. B. church with the same marked success characterized his work here.— Syracuse Journal.

Damage Suit Filed.

Naomi Smith of Milford field suit in the Kosciusko Circuit court Friday against her mother-in-law Margaret A. Smith of Milford asking for damages in thesum of $2,000 alleging the alienation of her husband’s affections: b g

' Home From Rochester. : ‘Albert Fick and family are home from the Mayo sanitarium at Rochester, Minn. Mr. Fick has been in poor health _for some time and was obliged to undergo a surgical operation. s

; Mildng Nice Front. ; Arthur Shore of Kendalville has this. week stuccoed the fancy front to the new Lyric theatre next door to the Banner office. Mr. Shore will do the stucco work on the new bungalow of W. C. B Harrison. : ;

Seat Sale $lO.OOO. i ~ The seat sale at the Galli. Cureci concert lest Tuesday night amounted to $lO,OOO as against $9,000 last year. The great singer was heard by thousands. e J o

. Badly Burned. Mrs. Joseph Bennett, age 63, of Bluffton is dying from burns she received when a can containing coal oil exploded while she was endeavoring to start a fire, i A 4 . Third Set of Twins, = The third set of twins for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Glascow of Hope arrived last week. Mr. and Mrs. Glascow are the parents of eleven children.

GLASSIFIED ADS -

For rent, modern house on Martin street. Close In. See E. Jacobs 17btf

Do you want to save money, if 8o buy your new battery at Kiester's Eleetric Shop. 1 O C het

* Developinig printing and enlarg'ln?g. Mail orders receive special attention. F. A. McOmber, Goshen, Ind., 15att

If you need glasses, call or see Mrs. L. P. Wineburg for appointments to have your eyes tested. Satisfaction guaranteed. : b 17atf.

Wanted.

I want to buy corn. C. L. Chamberin, Phone 16 A Ligonier | - 41btt

‘Foy Sale—Potatoes, Irish Cobbler $2.25 per bushel deliveted@in Ligonier Melvin Hall, Topeka, Ind. - *2sb2t

Lost—Wednesday - evening some where on'Oavin'streetl a child's rain cape. Finder please leave at Banner office. b 2ba2t

Wanted Poultry.

"I will pay the highest market price for all kinds of pouliry see me before selling. ' l » : Also highest price for all k’,ind'sig junk. Joe Miller. 25w

‘For sale, the Asa Ije‘m'mg property at corner of Sixth and Grand streets. Address Harry Bradford, 925 Conwell street, Connersville, Ind. 22b4t

The- South Bend Business College announces term opening Monday Aug. 29. Additional teachers and four new courses, including Higher Accounting and Auditing. Write for . particulars and budget. i o 2189 t

"~ » - Notice, : : To lot owners Oak Park Cemetery. Annual dues for upkeep of lots-are now due and-should be ‘paid to A, D. Newton, Secy. at once. If your lot is not endowed this should be paid at once to insure the care of your lot. Don’t wait to receive notice. - : ‘lsbtf - James Kinnison Pres.

Notice of Declaratory Resolution. To Whom -It May Concern: ' Notice «is hereby gilven by the Common Council of the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, that it is deemed necessary to make the following public improvement in the city of Ligonier as authorized by a certain Resolution adopted by said council on the 11th ' day of ‘August, 1921, for the construction of a sewer on Chatham Street extending from the north end of the present sewer north a distance of 985 feet. ©~ . - : All work done in the making of said described publia improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the improvement resolution adopted by the common council on the above date and according to the details,f drawings, plans, profile and sepcifications which are on file and may be seen in the office of the city Clerk of Ligonier, Indiana. ~ Said council has fixed the 25th day of . August 1921, as the day on which remonstrances may be filed or heard by all persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement and on said date at 7:30 P. M. ‘the said council will meet at its office -in said city for the purpose of coensidering and. héaring any remonstrances which may have been filed or which may be presented and will hear all persons interested or whose p’r_operty is affected by said proposed‘ improvement and will decide whether the| benefits that will accrue to the property abutting upon ‘and adjacent to said improvement and to 'said city will be equal or exceed the estimated cost of the ‘proposed improvement as estimated by the city civil engineer. ' - J. H. Vance : o L. P Kelley : Marion G. Galloway : ' . . Geo. Feldheiser s e G, W. Starr - e ‘ Lo e i 2Eg AN

Warning.

All person’s are warned of men traveling through this territory representing themeselves, as agents of the Caterpillar Tire Compnay of America. Now there is only one Caterpiler Tire Company and I represent it by contract for Noble, LaGrange, Steuben and DeKalb counties. « The different design of Caterpillar links are protected by lltters of patent granted and pending in the United States, Great Britain, France, Spain, Japan, Cuba, Italy Mexico Canada and other foreign countries. All infringements of this device will be prosecuted myself and my repredentatives will demonstrate this wonderful invention to the public in the near future. o Signed, "Alfred Fulk L ~ Wawaka, Ind, i ! ' , L *2sa2t

Notice to Change of Corporate Name. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned filed its petition in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Noble County, Indiana, praying that said court enter its decree changing its corporate name’from that of “The Farley Kansier Motor Sales Company’ to that of the Universal Sales Company, and that the matters and things therein contained will come on for hearing and deeree on the first Monday of the October 1921 term of said court. , : The Farley Kansier Motor Sales Company. - i e L. L. Burris, Att'y. L 2ba3w Special Subscription Offers. The Banner will be mailed to new subseribers until January 1, 1922 for. fifty cents aash. This is a rare opporWaity to sectire & live newsgaper at 8t reduced coat, . n" e MR R T

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A Reminder | - Den’t 'forge@ that promiise jou made the goed wifs and daughter to buy a piane or Victrela. Come and loek at stéck of Muscal goods. We have what you waat at the right Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas You ean tal:o the -myiyajmmt plan if you fldo“"’not care ~~ Yours fer 50 years of Musical Service. ‘ . South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

Quality Laundry Work--Satisfactory Service _is our const%nt endeavor. ' & This achievement requires time and much skill and - management that will safe guard your linens. iy 0% ‘ Our service charges are based on a continuity of patranage. e ‘ _ : Your cooperative patronage creates a mutuality of interest and will enable us to further maintain and improve - and efficient laundry service of quality. Lt Can save you money by sending us your next bundle. e AND DR CLEANING e

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