Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 31B, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 September 1921 — Page 3

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; \ S ey - ‘Dont Put Your Money in a FAKE SCHEME. m a- , : ® Keep it SAFE in Your '~ Some slick stranger might coine along some day and tell you how you can make a fortune by investing your money in his alluring proposition, _ , - But listen! if his scheme was such a good one, he wouldn’t have to g 0 around peddling it. Some of the big financiers would have had it long ago. : ' Dor’t send your money out of y ourn own town to never come back. - Make Our Bank Your Bank We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving deposits and Saving Accounts. Farmers & Merchants Trust Co

Two Special Bargains ~ for Carnival Week We have been successful in securing two items of interest at a low special price for [Carnival week. For the women we are offering a real bargain in a guaranteed paring knife. This ‘paring knife is American made by one of the largest cutlery makers and is guaranteed by us to give you satisfaction. We are offering this knife for only 10c. See them and then take home several at the low price 10c , For the men and boys we are offering a bargainin pocket knives. These knives are all JAmerican made double blade brass lined’ knives of [high grade material fully guaranteed. These knives would be worth from $l.OO to $1.50 but our purchase enables us to offer themto you for only 69c. Compare these knives with other higher price knives for your own satisfaction -- and remember they all carry our gurrantee. Remember these two bargain for Carnival week. } s W - ESTABLISHED 1864 Y e .PHONE 67 ‘

“KELLOGG’S? You betcha! My Daddy says it’s Kellogg’s or nuffin’ for him! and he’s tried ’em all! HEE KNOWS!”

9 f 9 : ¥ oggs Corn Flakes snap up fussy appetites G < « something wonderful! @ : ® ; No .coaxing needed thése days to tempt family folks : and visitor folks to eat a-plenty—not when there’s a big : pitcher of cold milk or cream and lots of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes—and, maybe some handy fresh fruit—ready to -~ tickle fickle palates! : Kellogg’s are unlike any corn flakes you ever ate! : They’re the original kind—they ought to be best! No other corn flakes are so deliciously flavored; no other corn flakes retain such wonder-crispness till eaten! Kellogg’s are always a delight to'serve —and a treat to eat at any meal! In fact, i) R you’ll never know how good corn flakes Q Wd can be until you know KELLOGG’S! NE " . The difference is astounding! . "5; TOAS TEsD : Do more than ask for i?drn Flakes—--84l CORN || say XKELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES! ‘ HAKES Don’t accept substitutes! : mmﬂwﬁuﬂﬂ" - - : : g i Nl o e Also makers of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES ard KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krambled

White Friend Sweet Corn the can 13c ~ Sweep Stake Peas tender the can 12c! - Our Favorite Pumpkin the can ... 10c¢ - Silver Bar Pineapple the can ....... 30c _ Dutch Twin Wafers the 1, ........... so¢ G A Bwasburyls

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P Bloomfields in Bad. - _Emil Bloomfiéld drew a fine of $B5 iincluding the cpsts in Kendallyille on 2 plea of guilty to the unlawful pos'sesgioof moonshine. His brother WilLiam 1s facing & similar charge.

This Wonderful Discovery - Made 40 Years Ago

DR. JOHN RICHARDS TELLS INTERESTING STORY OF DISCOVERY MADE YEARS AGO. ‘Dr. Richards the oldest practicing physician in Whitley county Indiana writes the following letter to the public: - 2 I am over 80 years of age and have ‘been practicing medicine for over 56 vears. 1 graduated from the best medical college in the country at ‘that time, and have studied all branches of medicine that have sprung up since then. I am now the oldest practicing prysician in Whitley county and one of the oldest in the state. When 1 first came to this state my only neighbors were Indians, wolves and bears. While helping to clear up my fathers farm I strained the muscles of my stomach and for 9 months was unable to be out of the house. I was under the care of the most successful physician in the country. but received very little help. Finally I compounded a remedy of the best known drugs ‘ for Stomach trouble and started.- using that andgin a short time I began to see some’ change for the better and in one month was able to be out of bed, and in another month I was able to begin work, much to the surprise of every one, and the amazement of the doctors. . This. same compound with little change (and that for the better has been used in .my private practice with great sucess for nearly half a

Bus Line to Battle (reek.

r Sometime . ago the Banner gave rmention to a proposed bus and truck line between Goshen and Battle Creek Michigan via Ligonier and the service began Tuesday morning and will be continued. ¢ o : ~ Cars start at 8 o’clock in the morning from Goshen and Battle Creek and will make the following towns: Ligonier, Topeka, LeGrange, Howe, Wolf Lake, Mich., Mendon, Athens, and Battle Creek. Service trucks equipped to carry passengers, baggage and express will be used.

Meeting of W. R. C.

The W, R. C. at their meeting Friday evening in addition to the ritualistic work gave a short program. Mrs. Smalley gave asynopsis of the Articles of Conferation and history O§ their adoption® March 1 1781. Mrs. Jennie Drain followed with a histoty of the present Constitution of the’ U., S. Mrs. O. C. Harsh read an article; From Hungarian banker to Amercian pastry merchant. Mrs. S. P. Smith read the story of the Dane| who came and stayed. ;

FOR SALE

Medium size Detroit Electric special body in finest possible condition. New battreis within the year and new cord tires. Dark blue velour upholstery, top sides and all. This car was a specially built job, has had exceptional care and small mileage. Mrs. Nellie L. Coppes, 311 ~West Cavorre St. Phone Main 2293, South Bend Ind. : ' :

Democratic Ticket =~ = Mayor——Ed D. Smith. Clerk—R. K. Earnhart : Treasurer—C;. C. Smith f Councilmen at large—Thomas Kelley, John T. Baker. : Ward Councilmen: L ' Ist. Ward—Mrs. Cora Fritz ; “2nd. Ward—George Feltheiser 3rd. Ward—Geo. W. Starr

School Principal Injured.

F. E. Palmer principal of the Silver Lake High school was seriously injured when the automobile in which he was riding struck 'the Walnut Creek bridge at the west end of Market street in Warsaw. and he was thrown from the: car into the creek.

111 From Eating Cheese.

- Twelve Elkhart persons intwo families were made seriously ill by eating cottage cheese. Similar .distress for others was averted by a prompt-alarm through the neighborhodd as it was known the same canvasser had sold the product ‘at various homes. i

Motoreycle Smash-Up.

Lisle Gilbert: put his motorcycle out of business Monday evening when he contested the right, of "way with the sedan of Frank Gerber and if he expects to ride in future he will have to procure a new v@ icle. Sl

U. B. Church Services.

The hours for holding services at the United Brethren church beginning October ‘1 will be Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Preaching 10:45 A. M. and 7 P. M. Christian Endeavor 6 P. M. Prayer meeting Friday 7 P. M. -

May Take Hack Line,

Ligonier people without transportation facilities desiring to attend the LaGrange corn school next sweek may leave here on the Battle Creek hack 9 o'clock and returning arrive home at 5 in the evening. :

Canvas Gloves the pair ......... 10e Overalls with bibs ........ciees $l3OO Men’s Work Shirts ... 76¢ Men’s Dress Shirts .............. $l.OO Toilet Soap Large assortment. / ’ At Stansbury’s.

Heavy Weight Outing ................. 18¢ Buy your 36 inch light Percale now Mol nn 186 188 et 30x60 Rag Rugs each ......ocovivunn. &'z.za Laundry Soap the cake ...... 5 an Yo ; ¥At Stansbury’s ‘

No Clue to Thief.

There is no clue to the thief who stole a Ford car from Leo Gonsalus |in Kendallville:Saturday night. The car is still missing, o

LIGONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

century ‘and the same medicine now is manufactured by the Richards Medical Company Columbia ' City under the name of Dr. Richards’ Fam\ous Prescription (Formerly called Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood Remedy.* Not only this remedy but all the other preparations that are now on the market under my name are my own presciptions, and I have used them in my practice with great success. I was urged time and time again by patients, “to place some of my best remedies on the market and at last I consented and now these 'remedies with which T have had such iwonderful sucess are manufactured b ythe Dr. Richards Medical Co. Columbia City, Indiana and I assure you ‘that they are made according to my: original formula. : el ‘Every package contains my picture and signature—look for these and when you see them, you may use that medicine and rest assured that it is a safe and valuable remedy. 7 - Dr. Richards’ Remedies have been giving wonderful results: in & many cases of long standing. Every remedy is backed up by an iron-clad, money back guarantee. You are invited to inspect these remedies, which are mow being displayed in Ligonier by Cecil .S. Griffith. Don’t fail ta get some o fthese wonderfui Remedies today. You will thank us for telling you.—adv. 3

Indicted For Attempted Murder.

Henry White member of the county board of commissioners was indicted by the grand jury Saturday on the charge of assault and battery with intent to commit murder. The indictment came as a result of ‘a fight last week in wheih it is said White struck Ross Taylor a gravel pit foreman with a shovel. Taylor was injured seriously. S : S

Money On Bogus Orders.

L. J. Mandable, aged 30 years a member of a crew of canvassers soliciting orders for picture ealargements at Elkhart was arrested Satirday afternoon on a charge of embezzlement preferred by Henry Hornbeck manager of the crew, who averred that Mandable turned in spurious orders on which. he was given commissions, thus securing between $2OO and $3OO to which he was not ‘entitled.

Maxwell Car Demolished.

Last Saturday afternoon a Baltimore & Ohio locomotive struck the Maxwell carn driven by ° Frank Sloan, Sryacuse carpenter and completely demolished the auto but the owner escaped without injury other ‘than a cut over the eyer which is not serious. The accident took .place on the crossing at Jones stop,L.ake Wawasee, ;

Result of Base Ball Riof.

As a. result of the baseball riot in North Manchester September 11th the grand jury of Wabash county has returned six indictments againsts North Manchester residents and three against Warsaw boys. The game was between Warsaw and North Manchester. ! d :

Dr. Yoder Robbed.

In Monday's issue of the Banner mention was made of a Goshen physician being held, up. Dr. A. C. Yoder well known in this city was the victim of the two highwaymen who traveted in*a Ford roadster. Dr. Yoder lost $51.96 / -

Sixty-Seven Members.

There wer sixty-seven members .oi the Boys and Girls stock feeding clubs with their exhibits at the Kendallville fair and the showing was a good one. Harold Sorgenfrei, of Wawaka, superintended the clubs during the season and made a big success of the work. o

Cemetery Cleaning.

The Cosperville Cemetery ‘Association will have a cleaning of the cemetery there Tuesday, October 4th, and all persons interested are requested to gather at Bo’clock in the morning. The ladies will serve a basket dinner to the workers. . |

South Bend Man Shot.

.John Vigh of South Bend was shot just below the heart the other night by Patrolman Benj. Roberts of the police force. Vigh will recover. It is said Vigh was walking down a street in South Bend shooting out arc lights when Roberts arrested him. T

Business Picking Up.

~ The increase in traffic on the New York Central road amounted to ten per cent during the month of August, according to an official at Elkhart. The increase applies to passenger and freight traffic,

Aged Woman Hurt.

Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Columbia City stumbled over a water plug and fell to the pavement Saturday night, shattering the bones of her Wrist. She is 70 years of age and her injuries are qyite severe. . ; Xl

Syracuse Bests Nappanee.

In a furious ninth inning rally tha Syracuse city team defated the Nappanee Tigers at Syracuse Sunday. Three hits and a passed ball were enough to let out the yracuse team with a 4to 8 wvictory.

Acting Coroner.

Herald P. Shew of Kendallville will }be acting corner of Noble county until a successor to Dr. Frurip is aplpointed b ythe county commissioners next month. Mr, Shew is conuected with the News-Sun office, =

- Are you one of these who thru pressing business matters or in the mad rush for “yourselt” have forgotten those tender hands the mothers love that meant so much to you? Hasdistance made it impossible for you to get back to the old homestead and cheer a mothers heart? Have you failed to write or wire to those who sacrificed that your whims might be satisfied? Drop into The JEFFERSON either Sunday, Menday or Tuesday Oct. 2,3, and 4 and see yourself -- your mother, too -- in Rupert Hughes masterpiece. Take a dry handkerchief, because, see it and you'll understand. ; | e L " The picture that was played to more people than any other attraction in the history of South Bend. . o » » ‘ ~ Rupert Hughes Masterpiece | ~ “The Old Nest” ngs} Sunday, Monday and Tuesday | October 23,4 Admission Adults 40c ~ Children 10c tax included

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