Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 3B, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 March 1922 — Page 3

- Gravel Road "'Municip:@l. Bonds “ and otlrlér T é;x-éxempt ’ oottt Citizens Bank G

If your child is 7 years of age it shouildit‘z}ke up the study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is cdmplete witﬁout a musical instrupjent. DOFYOU‘ KNOW? If you haven’t a musiecal ins(trument‘ where to v:ind your children “when night eomes? 5 o P DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where - they have music? ‘ o : . id DO YOU KNOW your children go from home to find the pleasures you _ should provide for them at home? . . : ; DO YOU 'KNOW’ your neglect may cause a life long regret. s DO YOU KNOW you should do this now,befgre itsAtoo late. et DO YOU KNOWwe are selling good Honest piado from $275 to $350. Victrolas $256 to $260. Player Piano $450 to $550. : ; 8000 Victor Records from which to make a selection. All instruments sold for casl® or easy payments. Drop’us a card and we will come and talk it over with you. Yours fqr‘ ovér fifty years Musical Servieq./ : . South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

Dry Cleaning - . Pressmg = | o -Dyeing . - .~ Repariring - Altering, Repairing Women’s Garments ° ¢ MRS, HARLEY BOWEN All work ealled for -and deliverd, Satisfaction ' 1 Guaranteed . L - Call or Phone 63 ' , | HERMAN S ACK , : uccessor to Roy Ferguson - Lo Remember: Cleaning and Pressing is an _economy, nota luxury. Location-- . old telephene ofiice, rear Ban- , 7 effice. .. &

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We Have Receiveéf Large Shipments O' . Hard and Soft Coal Chestnuf, No. 4 and Furnace sizes ~in hard coal. Best grades of | i soft coal. - . 8 Full line,;of Building Material now. Straus Wool House. = - -~ Phone 0.279 §

The Ligomer Banner s {esTasLsHED 1860.% ; : ! Published by "he Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C. B, HARRISON Editor - [ Forelgn Adyertising Representative _ | [ mﬁ'ﬁ‘ﬁhmc’ﬁé’i&s}{’éﬁﬁﬁ'{&f ! Published every Monday and Thursday aad entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., a 8 gecond class matter.

Obituary.

Mrs., Sevilla Eliza Nowells Yeager daughter of Joseph and Lucinda Nowellg died March 6 1922. = Sevilla Nowells was born Nov. 29 1849 in Elkhart county.. The greater part of her girlthood days were spent in the neighborhood of her birth. When she grew to women hoed she became the wife of Jacob Yeager who was a native of Pennsylvania. = To this union were born seven children, five boys and two girls all oi] whom are living. ' As a mother, she endured many hardships and was very patient and kind through' it all. . 1 - She was the last survivior of the Nowell family, - having four brothers that preceded her to the better land. . - Beside the seven childrgp there are seventeen grandchildren left to mourn her loss. ; i She was a member of the Methodist: church at Topeka. Both the church and the vicinity loses a good noble and’ true hearted woman and the family a devoted mother always ready and willing to help in time of trouble. " She lived to the ripe old age of 72 years, 3 months and seven days. Not now but in the coming years It may be in the better land & We'll read the meaning of our tears - And then sometime we’ll understand - ; : o e God knows the way, He holds the key He guides us with unerring hand, ‘Sometime with tearless eyes we'll see Yes there, up there, we'll under- ‘ stand. . : . We wish to .express our appreciation and thanks ‘to the many friends the pastor for his comforsing words, and to all who ministeredsto her during her illness. ‘ ’

Community Nurse Report,

Community ‘nursing visits ".......... 59 Community instructive wvisits ... 12 Metropolitan ‘wiBifs orilliLgan 12 Social service & Misscellaneous ... 8 Assisted with c0nfinement5~............. 1 Assisted; with: operations ... 1 ' Classification of Patients L Matemnity osie . 0 0008 SUrgical i dnneia it S Contaglong oUast ci i B Pre Natdlio a% =i i iin wm Baths Given o i Adilts &L i Infants, e n e o Ofher treatments oo 0 o io 94 Visg to. Gharlty o oLGalio L 48 Visits ‘'to Pay Cases oo .. 3Y Sick room necessities loaned ....... 16 Respectively gubmitted - S = ' Altaﬁ_. Palmer, .

Do You Want Fertilizer,

The local Farm Bureau hag attractive prices on fertilizer of all kinds for both cagsh and time payments. All members who' cannot pay cash may 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.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State of Indiana, Noble County, SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned - has been appointed . ad-: ministrator of the estate of Edwin H. Buckles, deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana. : : i iy A Said estate is supposed to be .solvent. e e George W. Buckles, Administrator, W. H. Wigten, Atty. o i InBe Wanted—Heusecleaning or °other work by lady. Engire at 407 Lin! coln Way West. = . 53a3t Eyen the dog likes to be really clean and sweet oncé—Use Blue Devil on him. v SO

SCALP TREATMENT Shampooing and Manicuring

; : Emma C. Taylor ~ Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South ~ of Presbyterian Church. ~ Ligonier, Indiama @ '

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LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

70 GET AND HOLD HUSBAND

Woman Advises Her Sisters on a

Matter-That Is of Importance to the World.

Here, summarized, are Mrs.' Roberta Menges’ views of matrimony: “Wifely extravagance Is’merely selfdefense. Why? Because with all the amateur '‘vamps’ that are running about these days the woman Wwho helps her husband save money is merely laying up a bankroll for another waman to spend. W “For ‘every woman who"loses her husband because she is at fault there are-a thousand who-lose their husbands because the men theniselves are at Pault, ¢ - Lao o e | %It takes a year to discover what a man really is; and the woman who can get on with ‘a”'man for a year can find him compatihje’ forever, “There is & man, the right man, too, for every woman, .If she puts herself out a little she'can get two. ‘ “Girls, g 6 out and be seen if you want: ‘Busban@es’: 9 sal el by . “Wives, always smile, if you dle doing it. el i v ; ' “Never complain; don’tc make him jealous or he will get tired and quit. “If your. husband is fiirting = little, pretend not to kmow about it. Why look for trouble? i Dol aasl - . “Men' always come home-=if they lové you in the beginning they will love you in the end."—Chicago American. ’ v

Apologized te Journalists.

“£l9 8s 64 federsl ‘income tax lefunded to"three journalists on H, M. S. Renown.” This tem in the annual - report of the tommonwealth auditor general closes the story of an amusing display of red tape on the occasion of the ‘visit of the prince of Wales to Australla. With the heir to“the lmperial throne were thrée eminént newspaper men who ‘furdished the Unlted Kingdom with graphic news. of "the welcome and of Australia’s gréat pos- ' sibilities, * From thé pHime minister down’ to the traln guard, ‘every one recognized the sweet usés of tliis advertisement—every one but a ‘sealous income tax ‘official. Before the' enthusiastic visitors could step back on the battle crulser Renown they were presented Wwith a little tax biMl, estimated on what they were belleved to Have earned by= their *contributions while in Australia to their newspapers in Britain. - They puaid, but drepped a satirical comment in the ear of an _Australian friend. That ¢omment went stralght to the heart of the prime minister, whose flary gomments on the tax department appeared ia ah expur gated form In a swmillog and sympethetic press, and the visiting jourpalIsts received handsome apolegles and checks for the amounsts pald. All of whith is not stated i» the dry record of the auditor general.—Obhristian Science Monlitor, i b .. New Tunnel. Threugh the Alpe The Alps’ new tunnel, a great wndertaking of . drilliing from Switserland into Italy, begun 20 years age, was completed last month, when the last stone of thereof of the segond ‘tunnel was placed 1a positien By répresentatives of SBwitserland u‘ Italy. ‘After the ceremoly the PArty waat to Tselle and pliced a_wrdath e the ‘memorisl stone to 60 werkmm Miled during the work of ‘the ‘econd Tehsal. This new Simplon twahel Was plerced simultaneously with e ‘Srét tunne to facilitate the seratienl &f ke wWerkIngs. But its wansfermefide from a mere gallery iute in imtersational high rodd was starwsd “enly ta ' December 1912, - Oclemtal difieuitieh were encountered ia malitag s Bat tennel, Great Mot speings Nad Wbe Naxhexsed and ‘enaliesd. At's spet shewt the rock preswurs’wis 46 geest fiat 18 mobths was spast B sfvessiag the boring 50" yasle st s east of SOO- - Hack tusadl wON wile g, of which 3 wiE W & %t’ mately ~517,800,000. T “@buitel ¢cost. of the secend was 95,700,009. S 0 TORE Bt BLAY ey b s " Te Keep River Prodi Freesing = It is posdible o provit 3 Wver ey freezing over By VpPliing o -mennt--d}.h-af nt e Amefiau Sseeclation: . for:i: - Aivisumbet & Science at Torsute was Sl the other “day by -Jehn:lurphy, enginesr of fhe Oanadian departmsént &f mifways sué ‘canals. -The Rosk shwer tn Sliwels, s freezing for five ‘winters over thivtess ‘miles of ‘its_length by apifiing tepld ‘water into 4t mt the vate of hwe Bar-. ‘rels a second, he smil. - o (oo ‘would not-form whén: water was ene sFahrenheit, the freesing peint of wa.kter. 4 £” B agßalid 4 e . ;

Women Taupht te Shoot,

| A number:of:godd :shets have beén | developed mmm employees : { of the: Post. Office department sinee | they have been practieing with pistels at various : | in the large elties, says the New ; ork: Bvening Post.:Phe practice-is: to familiarize the: regisicy . ‘clerks. with ‘arms, se ‘that:in dh-emer- | gency they-ean proteet themselves and | the yahiable property -in their . ieare. Not - satisfied " with . the:: gévernment | | schedule oﬁtarget‘wm.;mo&i:;m | are spending-their own time on other | | shooting ranges; with a'view to entes | wtmr competitions, |'~ - | [ e Only cOne of ‘His Kind. oo | Jud Thnkins says'be knowsa aales- | | man whose conversation is 45 euter-| talning - that you have % ‘el Biw stop talking long enough oet pen order somethingy & vidulvuy 5%

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Notice of Determination to Issuef 2 ‘ Bonds . ‘ In the matter of determining to-issue| bonds by Sparta School Township " Noble County , Indiana for the - purpose of constructing additions . to sehool house at Kimmell, Indi- . ank. ! _Notice 1s hereby given the: taxpay-! ers of Sparta School Township, No-| ble County, Indiana that the proper: legal officers of said mumicipality at their regular meeting place on the 4th day of February 1922 determinédl td issue bonds of indebtedness exceeding $5,000.00. | . The -amount of bonds proposed is} $20,000.00 bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum. The assessed value of all properties in this taxing unit is '53,979,360.00 and the present indebt--edness without this issue is $OO. none. The proceeds of said bond issue are to be used in constructing an additlon and making alterations in the school house at Kimmell, said town- | ship. ' Ten or more taxpayers other than those who pay poll tax only, who feel themselves aggrieved by said determination,” may appeal to the State | Board of Tax Commissioners for fur‘ther action, by filing a petition therefor “ with the County Auditor on or before the expiration of 29 days from from the 9th day of March 1922, The State Board will fix a date for hearing in thig County.:

PERRY W. KISER

Trustee Sparta Scool Townships No2b2t i ble County, Indiana

For Representative,

On the advice and at the urgent request of my friends I announce my candidacy for the nomination on the democratie ticket for representative in the state legislature, subject to the décisiion of the voters at the may primary. el P st William H. Green Ligonier, 'lnd. ! .. Bbtf . Clerks—Young men, women over 17 desiring government positions $125 montly write for fre~ liht of positions now open Raymond Terry (former Civil Service examiner 1401 Continental Bldg. Washington D. C. 2a3t

" FOR BALE-—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. 2atf

~Wanted ‘2 or 3 furnished -or unfurnished rooms. Good location. Address X, care of Banner. - slatf " For: Rent—6o acres near Cromwell Indiana. Tmmediate possession. Straus Brotherg Co. = & 2h4t

L. J. Moseman, painter and decorator. Phone 382, Ligonier, Ind. 2a2t

| For Sale—good little house. Inquire of B. D. Smith. latf

For. Sheriff,

“'l' desire to announce that I am a candidate for sheriff on the democratic ticket subject to the primary election, May 2, 1822. i William H. Hoffman York Township 3atf

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Best Line oc Cigars in Town B Prices Going Down [ Clmelt -17 c 2 for 33c Favorite -18 c 2 for 35¢ Lucky Strike 17c 2 for 33c Spurs. -18 c 2 for 35¢ Peidmont -18 c 2 for 35c Fatima -23 c 2 for 45c¢ Chesterfield 18c 2 for 35c Omar -23 c 2 for 45¢ ~ London Sports -18 c 2 for 35¢ “ - Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco 16 oz. ca;x $1.35 " Gillette Razor Blades 1 dozen for 90c v 7 Beaux Arts: Chocolates, 1 pound box %496 ¥ ~ Pipes Tobacco Pouches Cigar Holders e e - Claneite Hoders -o o 0 - Sweet Cuba Fine Cut, 16 oz.paﬂs for 95¢ - shlin® L 0 Pocket Blulards : Bowlmg e

SLASHED TO THE M These tires Thave been tested by myself in- the taxi business and will be personally guaranteed by myself that the Edison Tire Co. will give you a reasonable adjustment against workmanship and materiz_;l; for »7()0() miles. i Prices quoted are for cash only. - Cord Tires in Proportion v 30,’“3, N~6§i=’Skid, $ 8.7_5 . 30X35 ‘4 -by 0.75 Lo gy - 1300 alxg Y B a 4 . I9aG Loo3dxa LS ITee, . 34X4 | 66 | .66 : 17.25 / | - GEO. D. FOSTER . LEPIRD'S BARN

' - ThisCoupans. "¢ .. Good for 10 Cents On $l.OO bottle Peptonizedglron Tonic With Cod Liver Oil, a wonderful 'blOOd-and general tonic a_t | Griffith’s Drug Store

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