Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 3A, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 March 1922 — Page 2

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If your child is 7 yéars of age it should take up the study of pia;m? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical-instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven’t a musical instrument where to find ~ your children when night comes? L > | DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where they have music? . : o DO YOU KNOW your children go from home to find the pleasures you should provide for them at home? v , DO YOU KNOW your neglect may cause a life long regret. DO YOU KNOW you should do this now before its too late. ‘ DO YOU KNOWwe are selling good Honest piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $25 to $250. Player Piano $450 to $560. 5 _ 8000 Victor Records from which to make a selection. All instruments sold for cash or easy payments. Drop us a card and we will come and talk it over with you. & . o i Yours for over fifty years Musiéal Service. bl Seuth Main St. 'Established 1871 Goihen, Indiana

Dry Cleaning ~ Pressing - . - leme @ . - Repairing ~ Altering, Repziiring Women’s Garments | MRS. HARLEY BOWEN - , - All work called for and deliverd, Satisfaction | Guaranteed B Callor Phone 63 Remember: Cleaning and Pressing is an ~economy, not a luxury. Location--- . old telephene oftice, rear ;Ban- : ot . :

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We Have Receivejdf Large Shipments Hard and Soft Coal - Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes in hard coal. Best gradesof | o e, Full linefjof Building Material now ~ HOLDEMAN & SON l Straus Wool House. @ ~ Phone 0.279 |

The Ligoner Banner

' | ESTABLBHED “1868.5 > : &Published by The Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C. B. HARRISON Editor, Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as second class matter.,

! General Ordinance No. 78. In relation to Streets:: T -Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana. - Section I—That the name of First Street in the original plat of the town now city of Ligonier, Noble County, ilndiana, as platted by Isaac Cavin, Spring Street as platted in Adrian B. Miller’s addition to said city of Ligonier, and Spring street as platted in West Lawn: Addition to said eity of Ligonier and all forming one continuous street exteyn—dingv fgom Cavin Street in said city westward to the corporation line, be changed to, and that hereafteér said street be known as and called “Lincoln Way West.” ’ ‘Section 2. That the name of Broadway Street as platted in said Adrian B, Miller’s addition to said city of Ligonier, and Broadway Street in said West Lawn Addition to said city of Ligonier, which together with Second Street as platted in the original plat of said city of Ligonier, form one continuous street extending from said Cavin Street westward through said Adrian B. Miller’s Addition and said Westlawn- Addition to the west corporation line of said city of Ligonier, be changed to, and that hereafter said street be known as and called, “Seeond Street.” . L Section 3 That the name of Summit Street as platted in said Adrian B. Miller’s, Addition to said city of Ligonier; and Summit Street as platted in said West Lawn Addition to said city of Ligonier, which, together with Third Street as platted in the original plat of said city of Ligonier, form one | continuoug street extending from said Cavin Street westward through said Adrian B. Miller’s Addition and said Westlawn Addition to the west corporation line of said city of Ligonier be changed to, and that hereafter said street be known as and called “Third Street.” L . ey G Section 4. That the name of the street extending from [the = intersection of Sixth and Cavin. Streets in said city of Ligonier southeastwardly to the south corporation line of said city, and heretofore known as, and called, Huntington and White Pigeon Road, and Fort Wayne Road, be changed to, and that hereafter said street be known as and called, “Lincoln Way South.” e ‘ ~Section 5. That the name of the street extending from the north end of Cavin Street as platted in the original plat of the town, nmow city of Ligonier, north to the north -corporation line of wsaid city, heretofore known as, and called, Chatham Street, be changed to, and that here-: after said street be known as and called “North Cavin Street.” Section 6. That the name of Albany Street extending from First Street in: said city of Ligonier, northward to the west end of High Street in said city, be changed to and that hereafter said street be known as and called “North Martin Street.” = o Thig ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after the adoption thereof and publication of the same one in the Ligonier ‘Banner and the Ligonier Leader weekly newspapers published in said city of Ligonier. Passed and approved by the Common: Council of the city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indjana, this 9 day of March 1922. e : G C. E. Denning, Mayor Attest: T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk.] : : : ' 3a2w

W. €. T. U. Convention.

The Noble county W. C. T. U. will hold a convention in Albion Friday and Saturday March 24 and 25.

Delegates and members from Ligonier, Wolcottville, Rome City, Brimfield, Kendallville, Avilla and Cromwell unions will be present and take part in the program. L !

~ All the sessions will be open to the public. /

Do You Want Fertilizer,

The local Farm Bureau has attractive prices on fertilizer of all kinds for both cash and time payments. All members who cannot pay cash fay have a liberal extension of time. Find out your needs and give in your order at once to C. L. Chamberlain, president of the marketing committee..i i . 3agt

Miss Hazel McDowell: visited Elk--1_1_.311 friengs Sunday. o

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Former Ligonier Resident Saffers ~ From Heart Disease In His Calis fornia Home

George G. Scovil better knwno to his} Ligonier friends as Jake, writing} from his.home in Ontario, California says he suffered six weeks of heart disease. . 'When the motor of his system began to beat at the rate of from 112 to 160 he thought it time to consult a specialist and did so with ‘the result that he gained partial relief and now his inner watch is ticking around 75, The writer says after a rather bad spell the weather at Ontario is again fine. Continuing he says: v : “Mrs. Scovil and myself attended a reunion for former Noble county residents in Los Angeles. . - 1 think there were over one hundred present. Among ‘the [Ligonierites was our old friend John Calbeck and twos ons, Mr. and Mrs., John Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and family Charles Morrell and family and one who wishes to be remembered to old friends back home, David Taylor. Among the guests were Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, of Ligonier, Mrs. Henry Kreager of Cromwell and others from Kendallville, Albion, Cromwell and other sections of the county. There was a big dinner and many speeches. It did us good to meet the home folks out here with the famous Ligonier smile in eividence. : . “One of the wonderful scenes enjoyed recently was the mission play at the Alhambra, San' Gabriel Mission Every visitor to California should see this play. i ‘“Citris experts claim there will be only about a half crop of lemons. Prospects for peaches and apricots are of the best, The grape crop is almost sure to be large, v . “There is much building here now. It is necessary to house the hordes coming to this the best section of the state. Of course this state like all others has its iunpleasant features, This has been a bad winter with so much cold and the smudge pots were used quite extensively at night and in fthe morning which raised quite a kick. They fill the air with smudge and it permeates the houses. The pots equipped with two or three joints of pipe and burn "crude oil. They hold from two to four gallons fof oil and burn several hours. They jare planted between the orchard trees fand it is claimed will raise the tem- | perature four degrees. The experiment this winter was not profitable as it got too cold. The exceptional rain fall this season was rather unpleasant but good for the country. However we have many interesting things, movies, all kindg of auto accidents, land slides to stop railway traffic, hold-up, murders, house breaking, all manner of stealing and everything to make this a place of jinterest. Ontario has a number of fine churches, with not a pool room nor card game in the city. The Garden of Eden and the Home of the Good. ' ¥ As ever : : i ' .. Geo. G. Scovil.,”

'} Verily, ‘verily, superior skill 'favaileth wille when the god of luck- ) §presides. : : I} The Williams’ team, after a bril‘Jliant victory the previous Wweek, I{again met its Waterloo last Tuesday evening, the Green team winning the “{first game by fifteen pins and the I second by two, a total of seventeen. |lt was a closely contested affair *Jthroughout, interspersed with the *{usual ' amusing incidents, and sev-. jeral fine scores. The first game '{found the Doctor hopelessly lost | somewhere in the wee small nineties, 'tbut got his bearings in the second, and catapulted to the near two hun{dred mark. Myron, after clipping nicely. both extreme wings of a ‘jframe, leaving the remaining eight staring at him in bold relief, disconsolately pased down the line to his Iplace of rest, muttering fervently |the-words, “Aint it a down right shame?’ There were many “splits”, |followed by the usual outbursts of | disgust—some audible, gsome emi-aud-| |ible “oh, shoot” or something nearing. {it in sound. Sam was on hand again {with his old time rooting propen|sities and Commanchie yells. By the way -the above gentleman’s vocal chords were-out of commission dur|ing the two previous meets (guess he { did not take enough of his own “mediCine,”) but he wisely substituted j{Harry to act in his stead. Harry jdid well and with a little more coaching will meet all requirements. In giving the menu last week pickles were forgotten, what a blunder -though really unintended.. Yes, pickles, there are always, sweet, sour, medium and indifferent—jtake your choice. These are also subject to the law of rotation governing| sandwiches. o ; Again the printer made the writer |say “scolded” in place of “scalded”. |Now, who ever heard of a married| woman being- scolded . when in tlip |humanie act of making coffee, or In. any other act, for that matter. This| precious prerogative belongs to the indulgent husband, no one of whom| as yet has been kiown to take ad-| | vantage of it and shower wrath upon his helpmeet, especially when -the poor, helpless creature is engaged in| this merciful task, It's utterly ab- ; surd. osawidaae TR R A rumor has been started that the| men of the William’ team frequently| ‘throw the game as & compliment tof ‘thefr wives, being partial to the lat-| ter’s preparations that tickle thef palate, but that there’s a backwords|' ness prevailing in presenting thel' mmatter to the fair ones in this lght. | ever. Time may oolve it A. Strike.| e e e - _ FOR SALE—The Schloterbactk property on south side Union Street west|! of Grand street is for sale. Five acres| of ground. For price and terms see| Bothwell & Vandesford. . Jadt

Alley Fragments,

- (Mrs. R. C. Fuller) | Mrs. J, M. Reed entertained the Ladies Aid Society at her home Thursday afternoon. i o Miss Mary Wiley entertained her friends the Misses Mildred Seymore| and Opal Landon of Wawaka at the home of her perents R. W. Wiley and wife. : . : : Miss Nita and Neal Kiester were week end guests of their Uncle George Kiester and family of Fort Wayne and attended the tournament. Miss Zelda and Arthur Piper are victums of the mumps. ; _ Schuyler Fuller iis in school again after entertaining the mumps for a week. : o ' '~ Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pollock attended the Kimmell sale near Ligonier Thursday. i George Bickles moved his family to Kimmell Wednesday. - Mrs. John Earnhart of Albion callfed on Mrs. R, W. Wiley Monday. Pha Buckles of Etna moved on the farm of his father ; George Buckles’ | Wednesday. b . { Quite & few fr@m this place atjtended the tournament at Fort Wayne Saturday. : L Master J. C. Salmon of Larwill |spent Friday night with his grandparents R. €. Fuller and wife. \

Enjoy Great Time.

The Social Hour met with Mrs. R. K. Duke last Friday evening and despite the rain the attendance was good. Mesdames Graham Lyon, Myron Kirkland and Hugh Cole joined as hostessess, and a most enjoyable time was had. It was a mask affair, and ran the gamut from the coquettish ballet girl to something like the queen of Sheba with freaks galore. From a side-light peep one might imagine the cinema working down ‘in Hollywood on some Oriental carnival scene. And the din—well they just went by signs. : ~ Miss Elva Foote took .first prize in the spelling bee and Mrs. Galloway the booby prize. Mabel Hutchison captured the prize ag the best masked lady. She was garnished with a houquet of onions, carrots and parsley.

‘Douglag Fairbanks in a great hurricane of joy and exitement at Crygtal Thursday and Friday.

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FOR SALE—Dresser, garden hose, two heating stoves, Victor' records, kitchen table, lamps and other articles too numerous to list. Mrs. L. A. Randall, 109 Wayne St. R

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