Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 March 1922 — Page 2

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Do You Know | o It yoﬁ_'chﬂd h‘7 years of age it _sliould«take up thife study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a m§lsical instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven't a musical instrument where to find your children when night comes? : ‘ DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where they have music? - : ‘ ‘ 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. . 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 $550. : 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 : 0 Yours for over fifty years Musical Service. 'ROGERS & WILSON Seuth Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

Dry Cleaning - ~ Pressing | . Dyeing : | - Repairing Altering, Repairing Women’s Garments ; ~ MRS. HARLEY BOWEN - ~ All work called for and deliverd, Satisfaction | S Guaranteed. ' V = Callor Phone 63 . HERMAN SACK _ Successor tp Roy Ferguson : Remember: Cleaning and Pressing is an ; economy, not a luxury. Location--- | | old telephone oftice, rear .Banehe e o inftiee. TR

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We Have _Receivedf Large Shipments f Hard and Soft Coal| lard and Sofit Coal | ~ Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes § ‘ in hard coal. Best grades of = | .o Softeoal = Full linefjof Building Material now § i aoo - oon hand a ' ‘COMPTON & HOLDEMAN . HOLDEMAN& SON § e Wokbiomst. | . . . Phone 0270 )

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he Banner Publishing. Company | L W.C B EARRISON:Edjm{ ¥k Published every Monday and Thursday aud entered in the Postoffice at Ligonfer, Ind:, a¢ sécond class matter. | General Ordlnance No. 73. | In relation to Streets: A R ' Be it ordained by -the Common Council of the city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana. - ' e Section I.—That the name of First Street in tAe original plat of the town now city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, as platted by- Isaac Cavin, Spring Street as platted in Adrian B. Miller'd addition to said city of Ligonier, and Spring street as platted in West Lawn Addition to said city of Ligonier and all forming one continuous, street extending from Cavin ‘Street in, said ecity westward to the corporation line, be, echanged. to, and that hereafter said street be known as and called “Lincoln Way West.” ' Section 2. That tlt)fe name of Broadway Street as platted in. said -Adrian B. Miller’s addition to said city of. Ligonier, and Broadway Street in gaid 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 Ligomier, be changed to, and that hereafter said .street be knewn as and called, *Second Street.” 4 : ; : Section 3 That the name of Summit Street as platted in said Adrian B. Miller’s Addition te.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 continuous street extending from said Cavin Street westward through ‘said Adrian B. Miller’s Addition and said Westiawn Addition® to the west corporation line of said city of:Ligonier | e changed to, and that liei'eafter said street be known ag and called “Third Street.” o - a ,

Section 4. That fhe 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.”' St 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, now city of Ligonier, north to the north cerporation line of gaid . city, heretofore known as, and -called, Chatham Street, be ‘changed to, and that hereafter said street be known—as and called “North Cavin Sireet.” :

. Seetion 6. That the name of Albany Street extending from First Street in said city of Ligonier, morthward: 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.” T R G

This 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, Indiana, this 9 day of March 1922. . : STy A

s _ C. E. Denning, Mayor Attest: T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk. g , 3a2w

For Representative.

' On the advice and at the urgent request of my friends-I announce my candidacy. for the nomipation on the democratic ‘ticket for ~l‘epresent‘ative in the state legislature, subject to the decision of the voters at.the may primary, , : gL : ¢ \ William H. Green Ligonier, Ind. (e 2btf _ e . 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 may have a liberal extension of time. Find out your needs and give in your order. at once to C. L. Chamberlain, presi-. dent .of the marketing - ccmmitteg;{‘ Ll G ek

Wanted—Housecleaning or other work by lady. Engire at 407 Lincoln Way West. e 3a3t

. SCALP. TREATMENT Shamppning and Manicuring

- Emma €. Taylor : Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South + of Preshyterian Church. ¢+ Ligonier, Indiana 2

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~ State Bank No 301 S _ €. W. Bender, President- . : Chas. A. Werker, Vice President " Marion Crowcock, Cashier Report of the. condition of the State Bank of Kimmuell, a State bank at Kimmell, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on Mar. 10 1922 . e el RRSOURCES i Loans and Discounts.... .... $76,132 93 Ovettyalts 0. -0 LOO 66 4D B Beßondeaici s il saeien 723 00 Other Bonds and Securities 4,748 oo Banking House ..., ...:.. 7,050 00 Furniture and Fixtures...... 2,850 oo ‘Due from Banks and e Trust C0mpanie5.......,.. 17,547 38 Cashon Heud. ..o . 2,239 81 Cashdteme OoL 0 129 58 Current Expenses. ........... 51,213 T 4 Taxes PWid.. .., ... b 9 Interest Rajel . 00l 000 994 75 ‘Other Asste ... ..o i .0 246 64 Interest Receivable Aced to | O=AT-R .oy 2,293 Ig Total Re50urce5.:.........5116,299 48 5 : LIABILITIES gapital Stock—Paid in ...... $25,000 00 UXPIUS: s B il 70000 Undivided Profits ...../...,. 1031 0} Exchange, Discountand Interest 384;542 Demand Deposits $29 444 23 Demand Certificates 39,316 72 =~ - Savings Dep05it5,..16,123 go 84,884 85 Recerve set np for Taxes 361 62 Interest payable Accd to SRS 586 52 Total Liabi1it1e5'..........5176,399 48 State of Indiana, County of Noble: 8S . I, Marion Groweock, Cashier of the State Bank of Kimmell do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. ‘ .~ MARIONGROWCOCK. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of Mar. 1922 ; - Leonard Van Voorst, Notary Public ‘My commission expires June 10, 1924,

“The body of a colored youth who detectives say, a pparently Irfid been murdered was found leaning against a tree, his hands tied behind his back with a soiled handkerchief in °the Cold Springs wodso a short distance north of Indianapolis Thursday afternoon. y :

- A grass rope around the negro’s neck was tiéd to-two of the branches of the tree, but since his feet were resting on the grpund/it .appeared that he had not come to his death by Langing. . hTe theory that he had either died or had been killed before he was placed against the tree seemed plausible., _ i : The body was still warm when found. =

By the statements published in the Banner it will be noted that the banks of Noble county are prosperous. The Citizens Bank -of Ligonier has resources of $946,500. This institution often goes above the million mark. Another bank which is fast geing te the front is the State Bank of Kimmell. By its statement published in this issue resorces are shown to be about $117,000. Conidering the age of the Kimmell bank thé showing is a good one. The other monetary institutions of the ecounty are in very flourishing conditions. ;

~ Trustee Perry Kiser, of Sparta township has awarded contracts for remodeling the Kimmell school building to the following persons: = . . H. B. Fuller general contract, construction $14,000. L ; : " Chapman & Phelps, Sturgis Mich., heating ‘and plumbing $5,100. : - : . H.” B. Stoelz Churubuseo ' wiring and lighting $5OO, - i _ . The architect’s fee of five per cent 'of the total will bring the improvements in the neighborhood of $21,000. werl

- Internal revenue tax collacted in Indiana this year is omly about onehalf the sum received last year and the ratio of loss will no doubt hold good 'in all the states of the Union. This great loss of revenue from business depression may prove embarrassing to the federal government. It must be remembered that the depression and loss of taxes occurs under a republican administration.

Miss Bertha Deßerry.has gone to ‘her home in Bicknell to consult her physician. She recently submited to .2 nasal operation which did not give the proper relief. In her absence her place as primary teacher in the sehools will be filled by an experienced teacher from Marion.

Isaiah Moore aged about 38 is under indictment at Indianapolis charged with bigamy and embézzlement, He admits to marrying-thirteen women but the poliee have umnearthed even a.greater number of wives. He married strictly for money making that his business. _ HE e

- Arthur Yeager in' New Home, ~Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yeager had barely got settled in their new home on the North Side when Mr. Yeager was taken ill and confined to his bedHe ig threatened with an attack of pneumonia. o el

Wife Beater Goes to Jail

Morris Kane of Kendallville arrested Saturday-evening on a charge of assault and battery filed by his wite 'was taken to the. county jail at Al bion where he will await hearing in the Noble circuit court. . Attend Oratorigal Contest. 1 The Misses Francés Boomer, MadaJline Gullion and Mrs. ‘Della Dunkle teacherg in the Ligonier high school, left for-Angola to atend the preliminary oratorical contest there Saturday, ~_Swallows Polsonons Tablets. ~_ Mrs. Ray Goodson Garrett is in the Sacred . Heart hospital rebovering| trom bichloride of mercury poisoning SHe had taken one of the tablets mis- | taking it for aspirtn. =~ .

BANK STATEMENT

Colored Boy Murdered.

Banks Are Prosperous.

Contracts Are Awarded.

Only About Hali.

Goes For Examination.

Much Married Man.

Great Clubbing Offer. 1 New York World, three times a week and the Ligonier Baner twice a week, all one year for $2.560. Now is the time for new subscribers and old ones to secure both these pubiications | by paying one year in advance. Sk g , ; S Gih it

. FOR SALE—Dresser, garden hose, two heatinz stoves, Vietor records, kitchen table, lamps and other articles too numerous to list. Mrs. L. A. Randall 109 Wayne St, ¢ 2atf

Wanted 2or 3 furnished or unfurnished rooms. Good location. Address X, care of Banner. blatf

JFor ‘Rent—6o acres near Cromwell Indiana. Immediate possesgion. Straus Brothers Co. -~ S . 2b4t

For Sale—good-litile house Ingnire of BE. D. Smith. SR Ey latt

For Sheriff,

: I desive to announce that I.am a candidate for sheriff on the democratic ticket subject to the-—primary election, May 2, 1922, * . S

e William H. Hoffman - York Township -+ S 3atf

Odorgone! S ' . i j i o g ..Odorgone cures the odor and e‘c cesslve sweating by aciing ag a germicide, destroying the. micro-or-gnniszns vﬂiich /prnduce oifensive odor Hnd irrilation of the skin, The remedy. is absolutely harmless and when used will prevent faking cold and other ills, Speciifc remedy for perpiring and ¢ifensive smelling feet. ~.rice $1 for !arg'e; bottle, bßt S. D. Smith -~ % ~€§ 3 S. D). duith Sale Agent For iigonier, the AShoe Shiner at Koon’e Cigar Store ?

CHARLES V'INKS AND SON ©* Dealer in. . - M()p_umgni;, Vaults, . Tombstones, Building Stone Harry L. Berfner . Auctioneer = . Open for all engagemends- ~ . Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones.

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