Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 1B, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 March 1922 — Page 3

: j P W /,1 ‘ : H BN it i o e TR BT Ik A\ 2208 T I N.ATe o - ‘ i “Give Me a Winchester Tool : A ooy o § | Every Tijmg™ -+ ! Men who make their liviag by their skill with tools find Winchester Tools special refinements -of design, niceties in finish, sturdy construction. They groduce more and better work ‘at the end of the Ny. : T _ For the skilled mechanic or the “handy man” Winchester tools are made to save his time and temper. | e o L ‘

Winchester Nail Hammer—Forged from cruecihle steel. Perfect hang and balance. Claws will grip and pull a headless nail. Patented “interlocking” wedge prevents head working loose. Winchester Serew Drivers— Bladesof one piece of chrome steel. Held firmly in handles by special “lug and motch” construction. 'Made to stand up under hardest use. . i

Other Winchester Tools of Exceptional Service Nail Hammers, Wrenches, Auger Bits, @ _, Saws, Pliers, Files, Etc. - s . Established in 1864 Phone No. 67 . THE WINCHESTER store .

CHARLES, V'INKS AND SON ~ Dealer in Monpments, Vaults, “Tombstones, ' . Building Stone *° |

Ou B'g A |9c Sale . ‘ ; | i f %. l . : . ‘. Four Day Real Bargains - Tour vays Ol nn¢ea roains _ - ALUMINUM WARE o s 3 250 pieces Aluminum Ware,'rcohsisting of 10 inch Roasters 10 qt. Water Pails 10 qu't,-»Lip‘-ped Preserve Kettles 8 qt. Berlin’ Kettle with cover Tea Kettles combination cookers, 13 quart Dish Pans offered while b prleces JaBE: Bl 0 e 10 quart Dish Pans at i s T s R L e R

Waxed Paper 3 rolls for Lk e OB Matehes 2 boxes for 7.0 s L Jec Toilet soap 4d'cakes for ... ... ... L:9¢ White Paper Napkins 5 doz. for ................ 9¢ Flat Shoe Laces black or brown 4 pair ........ 9¢ Lady Lois Double Mesh Hair nets ............ 9¢ 3oc Samdain wots ... o T g Carpet Beaters 15c value go at ............... 9¢ Cotton Toweling the ¥ard ... O Sewing Thread Black and white 2 for - 9e

Pearly Wave White Laundry Soap 9' cakes for ...... .. S9¢ Walthkes White Naptha Laundry Soap 10. cakes RO it e e i A 0 R N M White Naptha Laundry Soap 10 cakes for onstsssnsaessaitansresnsasesiststennnsnssenarenssisninererers 49C L Arrow Borax Laundry soap 10 cakes for tebesuarensihneins e e TiupsnsresshsseeratsnevßsApaßSs bst sNasntesnsnnseninsl DIC " ‘ ‘ T ————— | CURTAIN SCRIM - -~ CURTAIN SCRIM e 5000 yards High Grade Curtain Scrims Double Border effect 1 yard wide in White and Beige todays market value 1214 to 15¢ the yard buy your sprin‘g~want{during this sale the yard Rty sit esont e enrtss ooy s ssensatve. Srubasesgeseshontsibasae i yens ikien Savumeilet OB - : e - 'MARQUESETTE b o & Mercerized Marquesette plain edge effect 1 yard wide in White and Reige a wonderfull - cloth priced as follows 19c the yard, 5 yards for 89¢, 10 yards for $1.69 or 20 yards for $3.19. Do not compare this cloth with the plain coarse quality offered by S 0 many stores. - RUGS » 1 . r g RUGS B Rugs 27x54 inches a wonder for Bed Room or Bath room priced during this sale each 99¢ Rag Rugs 25x50 inches ‘Dresden Border effect $2.49 value priced special for sale .... $169 : N! ix ed cal,]'dy the pﬁund .taco'ol“c-ono"rn:'-c.c0n.:..0.;d...».00tu-outcollcutiooou-hcocl'Ql..lo.lN'O’Q’.Ol‘#’"‘i“""“‘""“““:"lscf.m' Fudge the pOﬂnd '--.?of::.g‘oon;v‘?--“no-lcr"o-tcn.oo.na.-u’o--%oco.-coolocolalolonﬂl.'o_lv‘qu’oc"00-0;0.;4./9"5’7.!l1"b'{9“0;“.;!'"0.00'.'--.".0)::‘ 15:&-1—1 Assortm ChOOOlateS «t}}e ~pounds :- sesvruns auo'o-ocgo"'q cv'u‘.o".b nitﬂiﬁtlll‘.oo.o'..‘l.'l..';'c.""l.l..”‘"‘;ii'.;'g’ll...ltlfiO.'l&:};" 5 mangessweet:ﬁnd julcythe doze‘n c.--c-----uuluo-naca.n.u’t""ngdoodctocbtood:ltontll.oi”t‘t‘iﬁﬂ"fﬂci’c.l‘lcvnilii‘lovu-o-i‘ir‘\2s%@‘:“:Tw th‘&lte&" mutﬂ ft"he,%ppund........-.n.u;u".u;",_,.'.-'ua...n..‘.c-"t:-.'-'a..‘c-t..;g7¢t¢b..§;t;;§;-;._;_5“:»2_ -”‘9'0.'0.-"._l6?{‘%;:; e MJ** S e '»2% e | iﬁn iﬁ“lﬁmgﬁgﬁﬁ i& e R e S L eeteP e v BB I LLT

Winchester . Slip Joint Pliers— Accurately fitting joints in position to give :greatest leverage. Sharply ‘milled teeth that grip ' and-hold. Several sizes and patterns for the mechanic or the automobile owner. - Winehester Chisel-—Made from a ~ solid-piece of crucible steel from ~ tip of blade through the socket. hickory handles, leather capped. Assortment of patterns and blade widths:

SCALP TREATMENT Shampooing and Manicuring ‘ - Emma C. Taylor Dr, Gants Residence, One Door South of Presbyterian Church. Ligonfer, Indiamg

Oil Cloth Plain or Fancy the yard ............ 29¢ Boxed Paper values to 63c all go at box 39¢ “1 quart corn poppers go at SKitsmsaviasussuse suiese BHE 2 quart corn popeprs 20 at .....ccceeeeevviioeennn. 29¢ 10 gt. tin-sap pails 12c each or doz. ...... $1.29 ‘Hair Ribbons values to 69c g 6 at ............ 39¢ Lanterns $1.48 value go for ................... $1.19 :Floor Oil Mops special at ..........cicc.cvnn...... 89¢ Water Sets pitcher 6 glasses .................. 99¢ Outings light only 2 yds. 29¢. 10 yds... 1.39

LAUNDRY SOAPS

Last Big Sale of Season.

~ Pure bred sows and gilts Wednesday March Bth 1922 at Ralph Gallop farm two miles north and omne half mile west of Wawaka sale to begin at 12 o'clock. 30 well bred and good growing and thirfty gilts and -a few tried sows. ‘ Such blood lines d4s Clansman, Giant Buster, Mountain Giant 11. Harvester, Will Spur Giant, Arch Back Clansman, The sows are mostly all doubly immuned. ; el e They are of the ideal feeder type. "One outstanding fall boar. ~ - " Five hundred bushels of corn, 12 tons of good mixed hay two hundred bushels of oats, twelve bushels of seed potatoes. - . : Tl i Lunch served by the ladies,of the Cosperville Baptist church. Terms made known on day of sale. Spurgeon Bros. & Ralph Gallop. - Kurtz and Singleton Aucts. ; Joe W. Smith Clerk. : :

Agents Wanted.

Wanted live man at once, “preferably with some mechanical esperience to sell automobile oiling device in this territory; ' excellent opportunity, liberal commission. Our representative will ycall. Write Felix Mfg. Co. Chicago, lIIL ~ *la2t LOST—Saturday, some 'place ' between Loeser’s barn and the Ligonier Auto Sales garage a United States tire and rim size 36x4 1-2. . Finder please return to Leo Loeser. latf. For Sale—good little house. Inquire of E. D. Smith. - jißl g latf

For Saleor ~ Exchange

. 200 ACRES up to date farm 9 room brick house full basement with brick floor. - Barn 40x70 with L 20x60, tool house, new steel granary 28x32, new cribs, 3000 bushels capacity Two wells windmill near Three Rivers, Mich. A. good gain, stock and dairy farm, 12 acres good saw timber. oy Priced right for quick sale. - 160 ACRES. wild land in the famous wheat belt of South Dakota_this is good land in a country with a future before it will make an ideal farmy. . o : -960 ACRES in famous wheat belt of Saskatchewan 314 miles to two R .R. town loading platform on the land one section fenced and crossed fen-: ced. The 3% sec- in hay, never failing stream on land. Also wells, soil rich brown loam, clay sub. Modern house furnace, bath. 2 horse barns 36x50, 30 ton loft each._ Cattle barn 50x200 100 ton hay capadcity, Hog barn 170x16 engine and chop' house 14x20 tool house 14x20 80 rods good school. I will sell or trade one or all these farms, what have YOU? - ; Gee. W. Woodhouse PHONE 345 ~ LIGONIER, IND. . Over Farmers Merchants Bank

UNCLE HANK

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Mr. Wilson Optimistic.

Former President Wilson in writing to Claude G. Bowers of Fort Wayne in response to a message from the democratic editors of Indiana, says: - : : e : “My Dear Mr. Bowers: ~ “Few messages have 8o cheered and ‘heartened me ag that conveyed by your letter of February 18. : “It is very udelightful to be associated with such a fighting and for-ward-looking force as the Democrats of Indiana. I wish I had the opportunity to assure them of my confidence that the time is just a t hand when the party will haye an opportunity to serve the country in more ample measure, and with more lasting benefit than ever before. i . “When you have the .opp,ortunityj please convey my warmest gre_etingsi to the Democratc editors, for whom your letter speaks, and !believe me, with the most cordial good wishes to yourself, Faithfully and militantly, Your Fellow-Demrocrat, ' e “WOODROW WILSON"..

Desire High Valuation.

The representative of the state tax board who addressed the township assessors and their deputies in Albion ast Saturday insisted upon a high valu ation of property and attempted to show that all property should be assessed- at its real cash -value, and that value should be regulated by rules laid down by him. g . The object of the state is to secure a high valuation so that the tax rate may be kept down. And a high valuation means more tax money for the state. ~ : The' Indianapolis gentleman attempted to frighten the assessors into putting a high wvalue on real estate and warned against a change in the appraisal of improvements on the farm. He is of the opinion that town and city improvements had appreciated in value in the last three years. - Assessor J. T. Latta and his assitants G. M. Zimmerman and W. H. ‘Bender are gentlemen of sound judg‘ment whose knowledge of Ligonier and Perry township values is far superior to that of an outsider and they will perform their official duties accoding to thel aws governing. There can be no doubt but that farm lands have greatly depreciated in value since the last appraisement.

Family Reunion.

The first reunion of the Wysong family was held at the home of Jacob Vance on the North Side in honor of their brother George Wysong who expects to start for his home next Saturday stopping off in Chicago to visit a ‘few days with relatives/over Sunday. George Wysong has been gone sixteen years from Indiana and notes a few changes. His home ig in Stillwater Oklahoma. There were 27 present and all did ample justice with-a beautiful dinner which had been prepared by {he ladies. ‘At a late hour all returned home. Hoping to meet next year. . : :

Woman For Congress.

Mrs. William A Cullup wife of former congressman Cullup of the- Second , Indiana congressional district, has announced his candidacy for congress on the democratic ticket. Her home is in Vincennes and she is the first woman to stand for congress in the state.” A e .

Peeping Tom Shot.

. Clarence Fowler 19 was caught by Clover Hay peeping through the bedroom window at the Hay home the other night and Hay put a bullet in his shoulder. He was removed to a hospital and may be prosecuted.

Held Up By Lone Burglar.

i ‘When the Willis Mart family enter.ed their home at Elkhart the other night they found a- burglar = who stood them up with a revolver. The prowler then beat a hasty retreat taking nothing with him from the residence, . S ‘

- The Womans Missionary Society of the U. B. Church will' hold the final meeting for the year March 8 at 7:30 o’cloek in the Sunday school room of church. There will be an election of officers and delegates to the branch meeting. A picnic supper will be served at 6:30 and a good social time. Let every member be present and bring aotriend - o o o o :

- . Equal Suffrage Sustained. "By a decision of the U. 8, supreme court “the 19th amendment 'to the federal constitution granting equal suffrage is sustained and women will continue to voie the same as men. . Smallpox Scare, . = ~ Out of the 1,600 pupils in the Eilk‘hart schools 330 failed to attend Monday on account of a smallpox scare, ‘The 330 declined to be vaccinated.

PUBLIC SALE.

'« Having sold my farm I will offer at ‘public auction on what is known as the Wiﬁ Buckles farm 5 miles south of Kimmell 3 miles west of Wolf Lake, Commencing at 10 o’clock on Wednesday March 8. o s The following property to-wit: 6 Hores and Mules 6—Span 6 year old mules weight about 1200 Ibs. sound and good workers, bay gelding road horse 5 years old weight 1200 Ibs. bay gelding 7 years old weight 1800 Ibs. sorrel maxe 5 years old wgt. 1600 Ilbs. gray gelding 6 years cld weight 14001bs. » : : ‘2 Head of Cattle 2 Roan sherthorn cow b years good milker, roan Shorthorn heifer coming 2 years old. | - 63 Head of Hogs—Pure bred Duroc Jersey boar immune, 8 pure bred, Duoc Jesey sows, one pure bred Poland China all are double immune and due to farrow as follows: Poland sow Mar. 22 3 Duroc sows Mar. 21-22, 2 Duroc sows Mar, 23, 1 Duroc sow ‘Mar.' 29, 2 Duroc sows May 1, 53 shoats weighing from 65 to 90 pounds. 9 Head of Sheep—Ome pure bred Shropshire buck, 8 head of young Shropshire ewes due' to lamb April . : ; : : i About 100 Rode Island hens and 5 roosters. ' ; Farm Machiney—New Idea manure spreader good as new good Weber wagon, I H., C. 7-14 disc good as new McComick mower 5 ft. cut, 20 tooth spring tooth harrow, Oliver riding ‘cultivator, Gale walking - breaking. plow one horse 14 tooth cultivator ‘combination hay, corn and hog rack, garden plow, double set of work harness set of buggy harness. - Terms of Sale:All sums $5 and under cash in hand. On-amounts abovée this credit of six months will be given, buyer giving bankable note bearing 7 ‘per cent interest from date of sale. 2 per cent discount for cash. i GLENN W, CAMBLIN ‘AI Gosk Auctioneer ; H. G. Earnhart, Clerk. Lunch will be served by Ladies aid.:

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RECENTLY a noted foreign writer paid this high compliment to American women. He said, in effect: “American women are the quickest in the world to adopt new worthy ideas. Their eyes and minds are ever- wide open on any subject; social relations, civic improvement, national and international poles - ' e = - Our writer should have added that American women are especially quick to adopt any new, worthy food idea. For American women do lead the world in their intelligent reception of food betterments. : 1 The women of Michigan are furnishing an outstanding example of this characteristic. Only a few months ago they were introduced - to Brednut, the new spread for bread. Such a hearty welcome did they give this wholesome food that it was hard to keep up with orders. - | Made from pasteurized milk ~ * - and rich tropical nuts Can you imagine o more delightful combination than this: pasteurized milk blended with rich tropical nuts—nuts brought from luxuriant far off islands? ~ Husbands comment on Brednut as a delicious new addition to the family table—a welcome new subtraction from the family expense. - =~ . 7. * Brednut is made under careful supervision; made in rooms of spotless white cleanliness. Brednut comes to you fresh from these perfect surroundings—un: colored —a pure white. With wholesome vegetable material which your grocer gives you, you can color T gl AgE g TR R e your Brednut t 6 a rich golden yellow. =~ = @ U EoR (BN B BN N N L e e e, eLR S o= S ._m e ~*{(‘“}“? r‘v ”,‘:’} ,:::m;v- :‘.6,_3‘“ w{?‘%ﬁ* Sot eIl sg s e s B e e mﬁ,@ﬁw iR e TR S e

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