Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 6A, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 April 1922 — Page 2

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- Under New Management Blazed Trail Garage o o Ligonier, Indiana o Now Owned and Operated by three Skilled Automobile . ‘Mechanics C Will Meet All Demands In the way of Tires, Tubes .-~ and Accessories; . Special Attention to Repair Work THOMAS, PANKOP & WINEBRENNER

Do You Know ol If your child is 7 years of age it should take %ip the study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven’t a musical instrument where to find - Yyour children when night comes? , i . DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where ~ they have music? : _ | DO YOU KNOW you'r children go from home to find the pleasures 'you should provide for them at home? DO YOU ISNOW 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 $26 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 wjll come and talk it over with you. : Yours f,or over fifty years Musical Service. : South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

6% Money for Farmers

~ We have cash available for loans secured by first farm mortgages, which do not exceed 40q, of the land value, excluding jmprovements at 6% Gl . Leans for ' more than 40¢, and not to exceed 50‘70 of the value of the land and buildings, made at 74, Call at our office for information on attractive terms and conditions. s i THE STRAUS BROTHERS

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The Ligomer Banner LESTABLISHED 1888.% = = i Publi‘s};ed by he Banner Publishing. Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor - Foreign Ad: iz R (rrm A Erssaitiion | ) Pdﬁ%n:hed every Monday and Thursday aad entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matger. :

M. E. Conference Program. The program for the Northern Indiana M. E. conference to be held at Elkhart this week: -begi;}nh;g tomorrow is of unusual interest The program for Friday, = Saturday and Sunday will prove of most interest to Noble .ceunty yisitors. e Friday at- 9 o'clock the gession opens with a meeting of preacher’s wives, widows and daughterseat the public library. o o Meeting of Laymen’s association.’ Lenten address by Bishop Leete - In the afternoon Anniversa‘ryv'még Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society.! Memorial ‘address by Mrs; Thomas Nicholson, ¢ : R Special Music by Earl A. Cartwright’ "Addrésg “our Task” by Mrs. J. 'N. Reed. P e : pther addresses by W. E. Pittinger Glaber T oWIE - . 0 DePauw banguet, Dr. Geo. R. Gross presiding : gl Il;ust-x'ated"’"address by Jesse Bogue. Sacred concert - o o Conference lecture by Dr. Russell. Saturday. _ o ' Lenten address Bishop Leete At 1:30 in the afternoon address by Senator James E. Watsom. Anniversary Home Missionary ' society. | : - * Report Qt“confe;rence officers. Evangelistic hour. : ) . Wawasee banquet., | : e ) ¥ the evening there will be an address by J. W. Wade and Bishop Smith of Bangalore, India. o Sunday’s exercises i _~Conference love feast Sermon Bishop Leete Ordination of elders, deacons and deaconesses. P Sacred concert S Anniversary of ‘'Epworth League . Music by male quartet Address J. W. Engle : Hvangelistic service, Address Bishop Smith i : : The Laymen's conference will be held Friday with a most interesting program lasting all day. Appointments will be announced Monday morning, i » /

Another Child Injured.

‘Helen eightyear old daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tothh was badly hurt when struck by an automobile in Elkhart Friday. The car driven by Frank Reed of Nappanee caught the child as she was returning from ¢chool and she wgs removed to a hospital. = : e o

The little girl’s injuries consist of the fracture of both bones of-her left leg just above the ankle, the dislocation of the ankle, h cut throwkh her lower lip downward to the chin the loss of two teeth and the breaking of others, a gésh in.her forehead, minor cuts and bruises on her body and possibly injuries to her chest..

OQidest Hoosier Passes.

John Maudlin said to be the oldest man in northern Indiana died at his home in Mishawaka at the age of 104. He was born in Dublin, Ireland. in 1818, and came to America in his youth. He fought against the Indians and also took part in the civil war as a member of the Union army. Last fall despite his advanced age, he learned to operate an automobile,

Collect Large Sum of Taxes., ®

Representafives from the county treasurer’s office spent last week at the three banks in Ligonier and collected a large sum in taxes from I_fegfidents of Perry township and Ligonier. The first installment of taxes must he paid by May Ist or become delingment.-- 7 "% .. s

Republicans of Avilla.

Republicans of Allen township met at Avilla and organized by "selecting candidates. George W. Harvey was put forward for trustee, B.F.Fraylick for assessor. Samuel Weimer, Walter Vanferson and B. G. Whitford for precinct committeemen. Lawrence Schlotter delegates to the state convention. J. G. Vangarden was indorsed for county commissioner.

Demo Love Feast at Garrett.

A democratic love feast' of the Twelfth distriet will be held at Garrett April 11. Candidates for U. S: senafor.and all congressional representatives have been invited to be present. All other candidates will also be welcome as well as the general public. Dy sen S

Salvation Army Drive,

C. J. Munton of Kendallville has been named ‘chairman of the drive for $2,247 for the Salvation Army in Noble county. The drive will be made between May 1 and 10. .

Will Hold Pour Counties.

. When the Older Boys conference is held in, this city next year it will include four counties, DeKalb, Steuben LaGrange 'and Noble. . . "

' Claims Whitley County Bride, Arrhie Scott, Neoble county farmer and Ruth Beers, Whitley county were united in marriage Thursday afternoon at Columbia City. =~ = :

Great Clubbing Offer. New York World, three-times a week and the Ligonier Baner twice a week, all one year fof $2.60, Now is tire time for new subscribers and old ones to secure bdth these "_iaublicatioii% by paying one year in advance,

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An Indignapolis woman who recently re-established her home in the city after living several years in California advertised some 'household goods for sale in a California paper. Among the callers at her home was a woman whose husband waited outside in an automobile. The woman wished some ‘furniture that could be used in a ranch house, but when she found that such articles were not among those offered’ for sale, she seenfed reluctant to leave, although her husband honked impatiently at the auto horn, . - . ' Finally the wvisitor said: “There is something about you that makes me think you are a Hoosier.” : “I am,” came the reply. “My home is in Indianapolis.” d “Well, I am from Indianapolis, too,” said the visitor. ; In the meantime the +husband ceased to honk the auto horn. What he did was to enter the house and gently but firmly remind his wife that it was getting late and that they ‘should be on their-way home—lndianapolis News. : ‘

A profesfor of chemistry at Columbia says that Sir Ernest Ruther= ford has bombarded nitrogen gas with the alpha rays of radium, thereby producing an explosion, the foree and velocity of which is sufficient to send these helium atoms around the world in less than a second. This energy is millions 'c}t times ‘greater than that generated by any chemical reactions, such as the combustion of coal.. It is claimed that if these effects can be both intensified and controlled, we shall’ then have at our disposal an almost illimitable supply of power Which will entirely transcend anyi thing hitherto known. :

A little girl went to the desk of the Brightwood branch library and asked politely for “red-hot buns.” She was directed to’the nearest bakery when ‘she said: “It }en’t something to eat, it’s a book I want for my mamma,” Then the librarian sent her mother ‘Grace Richmond’s “Red Pepper Burns.” —lndianapolis News.. ‘ et

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“] didn’t know whether to admire or . sympathize,” - answered Miss Cayenne. “It was impossible to feel sure whether the lady was dancing er suffering an attack of malaria.” ;

Hoosiers Abrud.

Marvelous Energy.

Hot, . Anyhow.

Shivering Art.

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Owin’ to th’ great number of aeroplanes and th’ new styles in woman’s hosiery, it's almost impossible fer a feller to watch his step.

Gaze Lower and Be Safe.

The president of the Baldwin Locomotive works would have us keep yvoung men by ‘“gazing into the faces of the youhg around us.” We knew of one fellow who did that and got jabbed with a hatpin.—New Orleans Times-Picayune.

UNCLE HANK

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