Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 4B, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 March 1922 — Page 2

Odorgone ] ...Odorgone cures the odor and ex-§ cessive nveaﬂng by acting as a germicide, - destroylng the micro-or-gnhnn which ' produce oﬂensivév odor and frrilation of the skin. The remedy I 3 absolutely harmless and when used will prevent taking cold and other ills. Specific remedy for perplrlng and offensive smelling feet. ...Price §1 for large bottle. - S. D. Smith . D. Smith Sale Agent For Ligonier, the Shoe Shiner at Koon’c Cigar Store - Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Open for all engagemends ~ Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Gravel Road o Municipal Bonds _ and other Tax-exempt ' s Securities - _ Citizens Banlk " Ligonier, Indiana

Under New Management - Blazed Trail Garage Ligonier, Indiana i Now Owned and Operated by three Skilled Automobile - Mechanics ' ‘Will Meet All Deminds In the way of Tires, Tubes - ~ and Accessories; Special Attenti()n to Repair Work THOMAS, PANKOP & WINEBRENNER

We Have Receivedf Large Shipments Hard and Soft Coal Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes ~in hard coal. Best grades of . ‘ L oosoßicoal o . Full lineflof Building Material now COMPTON & HOLDEMAN . HOLDEMAN&SON Straus Wool House. =~~~ Phone 0279

HUNTINGTON PEOPLE " MBE BECONING EXCITED

“I am writing this testimonial with pleasure and sincerely hope that all poor sufferers, who are affected with spasms will read this and find relief as I did. T have taken Dr. Richard’s Famous Precription and have not had a sympton of the disease since II hegan taking the remedy.l thank God for the good it hag done me, and hope others will be benefited by this letter.”. said Mrs. Mary Weber living at 615 North St, Huntington, Ind. ; ~ Dr. Richards’ Famous Prescription is a doctors precription especially good for nervousness. It is guaranteed for rheumatism, appendicitis and all* stomach liver kidney and blood disorder. This precription has been used in Dy. Richards’ private practise for‘\nearly half a century and brought relief to thousands of sufferers. It must please you or you can get your money back. Dr. Richards’ complete line of remedies is sold and recommended by druggists every where. In Ligonier by Cecil S. Griffith, in Albion by M. C. Beck, in Kendallville by Wedy Drug Co. Don’t fail to get a bottle of this wonderful medieine” today. It puts a smile in your ‘“good’ morning” Adyv.

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"he Banner' Publishing Company . W. C. B. HARRISON Editor l‘ Favlis Adveiide Repin e THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ‘ Puhlished evéry Monday tnd Thursday sad entered In the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Morve Alley Crumbs.

The Williams team was beaten by | the Green team last week by six pins, |’ if was a closely contested gamel| throughout like that of the week be-|. fore, and spiced by the usual amusing incidents and personal peeuliari- | ties. There was much spectacular,} For instance: P : ~ She rolled ‘the ball quite genily, | Seemed sure to make a strike, : -But just before it got there . It shied right off to right. | Again she rolled most hopefully, e But now with added pep, . But just before it got there - It shied right off to left. - ~ There stood the shinning maples, | Despair writ on her face, . _ Her dream of strike mow o’er : She sought her resting place. - = - But what of it, anyhow? She was not the only ,pebble on the beach to capfure a ‘“goose egg.” At any rate all things don’t come one’s way, We can’t expect it. It isn't to be so in the game of life, Even a . pair of flip-flapping galoshes don’'t always flap in unigon, but whether the fair wearer herself ig distressed by the discord, perhaps will remain a deep} mystery. ' But then there are others. ‘Some of our-bunch still persist in trying to bowl on more than one alley at the same fime seemingly forgetful that the law of gravity still works. It’s bad business can’t be worked successfully. If the ball could be liberated from a cannon it might be different, but we are not us-| ing cannons. They are barrved. - | What we need is a cinema or movie camera to show the human form divine in action, Why Hollywood| ‘wouldn't be anywhere in this ‘line. Jor instance there's the purveyor of jukstice who grabs his ball then blows into it as if giving it the breath. of life for its journey ‘the tall man who makes a hop, skip and jump; as iff doing a hurdle act, then stops somehow on the brink, and lets go; the stone man who crouches like a tiger ready: for its prey, then lunges as if in ‘deadly combat with some imaginary foe; then the soft pedaled: fellow who stealthily ereeps forward as if loaded for hear when the quarry is located, and so on. Then again the ladies; well, it just can’t be told. It does beat all how indispositions miraculously spring up during a | game—ills, too, that would not-na-turally be expected to add to one'’s score that's the strangest part about {it. It points to an amazing coinci- | dence. The victims recover with marvelfo’us speed however, after leaying the alleys. Fresh air, no doubt. Semetimes it seems like a full fledged’ sanitarium ,up there, sans- -doctors: nurses and operating room. oy Well, we've been having a “grand and glorious time’ 'dnyhow like a big family together, with nothing to mar or jar but old Father Time. will spon have ticked off these pleasambewinter events leaving only in their wake a golden flood of memories to bridge us over the coming summer days. ' | Aurevoir. s e A Spis

Booze Prisoners Escape.

Goshen -magisirates learned with surprise that two prisoners convicted of violating the prohibition law and sentenced to the state penal farm are not at that institution, Just how they escaped is a mystery which is being investigated. @ One prisoner placed in thec ustody of a deputy sheriff and started on the way is gone. The deputy is home and apparently _enjoying himself. =~ |

Two Noble County Deaths,

David T. Miller aged 82 died at the home of a dgughter Mrs. Fred B. Moore of Albion. 5 iz o g

Migs, Vera Fahl passed away at Wolf Lake after a short illness “of pneumonia. Two sisters ' ‘survive, Mrs, Wm. Piper of Washington township and Mrs. Orson Baker of Albion and a brother, Velos Fahl of Texas.

““The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.”. at the Crystal-soon. @

- A two weeks’ revival will be held at the Pleasant hill church beginning next Sunday. Dr. Frank H. Peters of Defiance, Ohio and the local pastor Rev. J. C. Bassott. |~ 8 i

~ Mrs. Rachael Ann Summers of Columbia City with relatives in Noble county is dead at the age of 75. ==

For Congress.

- Please announce in the Banner that I°am a candidate for congress for the Twelfth Indiana district on the democratic ticket subject ‘to the dßcision of the voters at the primary May'2 s e oo i e Fort Wayne, Ind, ' - awig

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 & Vanderford. = = Ba6t ' For sale, Single Comb Buft Or pington eggs for hatching .purposes. Good ones. Bert Shobe. - 4adt . For Sale—FHoudans eggs for hatching purposes. Good ones. Bert Shobe For. Sale-Moyer bugey slinost| ag good as new. This is a bargain for| soméone who needs such a vehicle.|

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

NOTICE OF¥ BOND SALE

Notice ig hereby given by the un< dersigned, Treasurer of Noble émmty, State of Indiana, that cn and af-} ter the hour'of 10 A. M. on the sth day of April 1922 at the office of said treasurer, in the court house at the town 'of Albion, Indiana, the under-| signed as treasurer of said county, will proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, at not less than the principal sum mamed in sach ‘bonds, certain highway improvement bonds of the face or par. value of $18,080.00 bearing interest from and after February 15, 1922, at the rate of five per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually on the 15th day of May. -and the 15th day of November of each year, for the period of 20 ‘Vgars. . Said bonds have - been “issued in strict compliance with the/laws of the State.of Indiana and pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of Noble County authorizing the issue and sale of said bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the construction and improvement of a cer‘tain highway petitioned for by John! E. Pancake et al in Elkhart township said county,‘ Indiana. Said bonds will be 20 in number dated February 15 1922 of $904.00 each. 0 The first bond will be due and payable May 15th, 1923 and one bond each year there after umntil all of said bands have been paid. B L Said bonds issued for the purpose of raising money to pay for the construction and improvement for the road petitioned for by John E, Pancake et al of Elkhart Township, Noble County Indiana. { The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. | : . .. Sale continued from day to day until sold. S : - Morton P. Thomas Treasurer of Noble County, Indiana

NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Treasurer of Noble County State of Indiana that on and after the hour of 10 A. M. on the sth day of April 1922 at the office of said treasurer in thec ourt house at the town of Albion, Indiana the undersigned as treasurer of said.county will proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, at! not less than the principal sum named in such bonds, certain highway improvement bonds of -the face or par value of $45,600.00 bearing interest from and after February 15, 1922 at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi-an nually on the 15th day of May and the 15th day of November of each year, for the period of 20 years. Said ,bondg have been issued’ im strict. compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana and pursuant to ‘an order of the Board of Commissioners 'of Noble County authorizing the issue and sale of said bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the construction and improvement of a certain highway petitioned for by J. Hamilton Nye et al in Sparta township, said county, Indiana. Said bonds will be 80 in number dated February

—f‘*_— . ‘ ; o > . : o : ' New Goods'====—==New Goods' - E.Jacobs @@ Co. No Accumulation of old Goods ~ butonly New Goods s . ' s s = Latuly : > 3 ‘ i just received from the market. = = | We are going to offer our entire stock of new goodsat =~ ;.:§|-o . e ; ey 5 4 - Prices Which Defy Competition : , : | - : ; = : : : |'N : - _,.' » 5 i _ Below we will enumerate just a few of the many bargains we are offering: Best Percale - ' 1350 Silk Mottled Hose, Wot‘th $1.50 - 48c¢ : Best 27-inch Outing - - 12}c g S s e e 1 7 Lot Blankets worth $4 to $6 per pr. $2.00 ! Linoleum worth $1.25_, Qfﬁ?tty - e - . ossay $ e "Apion Ginghams, worth 20c -« 124 House Dresses worth $l5O e e 48c . We are going o start the season by offering our enﬁ::é stock at the very low»estpr!eesi ~ OUR MOTTO: BEST GOODS-LOWEST PRICES ~We wish to call your special attention to our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department: ¢ ~ Very large assortment to choose from Lowest Prlaal;n&ummgm Large selection of Rugs in all sizes Beautiful designs | ~We are showing everything new of this season’s Dress Goods and Silks. =~ ¢ ~We invite all to come in and inspect our goods. It will certainly pay you to *gﬁ%» Le B R Cniins. Linoleums nd. Ladibaßcodpi eet Sooeedl | oby o ngs,curtams,blﬂm%indjg% ST ee B eeG s e S e e 3%&’%‘ :

15th, 1922 of $570.00 each. : The first four bonds will be dpe and payable May 15th 1823 and four bonds each year thereafter wuntil all of said bonds have been paid. | Said bonds issued fo® th& purpose of raising money to pay for the construction and improvement of the road petitioned for by J. Hamilten Nye, et al of Sparta Township, Noble County Indiana. : ; The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. ~ : . “Sale continued from day to day unil sold. ' S i i Merton P. Thomag ‘Treasurer, of Noble County Indiana

NOTICE OF BOND SALE

~ Notice is hereby given by thie undersigmed Treasurer of Noble County State of Indiana. that on and after the hour of 10 A. M. on the sth day of April 1922 at the office of -said treasurer in the court house at the town of Albion Indiana the undersigned asg treasurer of said: c:}unty will proceed to sell to the highast and best bidder for cash at not less than the prineipal sum named in such bonds, certain highway improvement bonds of the face or par value of $28,160.80 bearing interest from and after -February 15th, 1922, at the rate of five per cent per annum payable semi-annually on -the 15th day of May and the 15th day of November of each year, for the period of 20 years. e Said bonds have been -issued in strict compliance with the . laws. of the State of Indiana and pursuant to 'an order of the Board of Commissioners of Noble County, authorizing the issué and sale of said bonds for ‘the purpose of providing funds for 'the construction and improvement of a certain highway, petitioned for by IWillia‘m Loy et al in Perry-township said county Indiana. Said bonds will ibe 80 in number, dated February 15, 11922 of $352.00 each. : The first four bonds will be due ‘and. payable May 15 1923 and four ‘bonds each year thereafter until all of said bonds have been paid. o - Said bonds issued for the purpose of raising money to pay for the con‘struction and improvement -of the road as petitioned for by William Loy iet al of Perry Township, Noble countoy, -Indiana. 2 “n % - The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. : Bale continued from day to day until sold. L o i , '~ Morton,P. Thomas Treagurer of Noble County Indiana

County Beéekeepers Met.

The Noble County beekeepers meet was held at the Court Room in Albion Wednesday March 22 at 1:30 p. m. The work with bees for the summer was planned at this - meeting. Mr. C¢. O. Yost, State Inspector of Apiaries. was present and discussed the latedt approved methods of spring and summer management, :

Rey. Grubbs is to have a new United Brethren church built for him at Warsaw. : ;

TIRE PRICES SLASHED TO THE e These tires have 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 material for 7000 miles. | - P;iqés quoted are for cash only. Cord Tires in Proportion - 30x3 Non-Skid, $ 8.75 30x3; .“ 66 0.75 ‘5 . oF i e e e e LTy | 3ax4 "% 3600 | | 33xq4 - * N- 00 ‘ o e L ANas _ - GEO: D. FOSTER - LEPIRD’S BARN e

s R Good for 10 Cents On $l.OO bottle Peptoniz'ed, Iron Tonic With Cod i Liver QOil, a wonderful blood and general ‘tonic at - Griffith’s Drug Store =