Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 9B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 April 1922 — Page 2

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

1t your child is 7 years of age it should take up the study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical instrument. Dd YOU ENOW? 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? o : DO YOU KENOW 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.’ \ i \ ’ DO YOU KNOWwe are selling :;good Honest piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $26 to $250. Player Piano $450 to $550. o 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. , - , ' Yours for over fifty years Musical Service. . : South Main St. Established 1871 - Goshen, Indiana

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5 . ®'r ¥ Piiieany ¥ The Ligomer Banner = o L ESTABLISHED 18¢e.§ b s . iPublishedby, -~ -5y : G T “he Banner Publishing Company . W. C. B. HARRISON Editor [ i A eine Repremmitiey | Puklished every Monday and Thursday amd entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter. w As to Land Appraisement. Directors of the Noble county Farm Federation at a meeting in Albion the other day decided-to hold a couptywide picnic in August. The tax question cameé up for lengthy, discussion and many and varied opinions were expressed as to the equalization in each township. . The Board recommended that each township appoinp a committee of five men to investigate and determine such action as would contribdte to a fair equalization of valuation in the townships. This move was not a reflection on the integrity of the assessors for it was stated most township assessors would welcome such a committee to confer with ‘them. The chairmen of the township' committees will make up a county committee to act along similar lines . from the county standpoint. : o A special committee was appointed to fix a place for the August picnic and celebration authorized to fix the place and to provide good speakers and other attractions. 2

Close Call For Miller Family.

A Ford truck, owned by Fred Rink of one mile and a half northwest of Millersburg and driven by an employee, Virgil -Miller was completely destroyed Sunday morning when struck by the Twentieth Century Limited at the crossing a half mile west of Millersburg. M. Miller, his wife and baby were in the machine when it skidded in some loose sand at the crossing and headed dpwn the track to the east. In stoppping Mr. Miller killed the engine and on seeing the train coming toward them and realizng that they could not get the machine out of the way, the occupants tled to safety. : o The flyer hit the truck headon so thoroughly wrecking it that the pieces picked up later were hauled home in a farm wagon. It is said that no part escaped breakage,

Grant Anniversary Program.

Following is the program arranged for the Gen. U. S. Grant Memorial Exercises to be held in.the Presby-terian-'church this evening. ; Medley of Patriotic Airs—Miss Martha Hutchison : Solo—Mrs. “Wilbur W. Wood. Invocation—Rey. Harry Thompson Reading—Meerolin Hill." : Song—Miss Martha HutchisonThe American Creed and Flag Salute—W. R. C. and School Pupils. Address—Dr. Paul of U. B. church Hymn America—The audienceBenediction—Rev. J. F. Lutey.

Ligonier Bowlers Win Praise.

A- dispatch from Anderson to the Indianapolis News concerning the Ligonier team at the state bowling tournament says: ; :

“Bowlers from | Goshen, Ligonier and Indianapolis will roll doubles-and singles in the state tourney here this afternoon and_tonight. No five man teams are carded for today. ~ “Kerner’s Bear Cats from Ligonier topped the five man teams last night with a score of 2,669 pins.” {

Operetta Coming.

The Girl’s Glee Club of the Ligonier High School is going to put on a clever Japanese Operetta, “Yanki San,” at the High School gymnasium, the 4th and sth of May. It promises to be a charming affair with its spring blossoms and dainty Japanese maids. The dancing and’' solo work is especially interesting. ' ;

Big Hide and Tallow Sale: C. & A. Green the meat de#s the other day made a big shippment of hides and tallow from their slaughter house. The hides weighed 25,000 pounds and it took eight motor trucks to carry them to Wolcottville where Mr. Grannis.the buyer resides. There was 1,600 pounds of the tallow. -

Those New Uniforms.

The Ligonier band will halve their nifty new; uniforms by Decoration day. The caps, trousers and shoes will be white while the coats will be blue. The next pwblic appearance of the musical organization will be Decoration Day. May 30. S

Real Estate Changes.

Transfers of real estate in Ligonier show the deeding of. property by Elizabeth Fencil to Andrew J. Ritter Catherine Slabaugh has deeded to Sidney .Slabaugh et al land in Sections 4,9, 10 and ‘l5 in Perry township. - T 5' ‘ e o " Withstands Operation Well, " , Mrs. Fred Starr operated on in a Fort Wayne hospital for appendicitis Monday afternoon withstood the ordeal well and it is believed that her recovery will now be rapid. Mr. Starr arrived home Tuesday evening.

Get Far Itno Hole.

The Indiana state officers are obliged to borrow $1,300,000 to replenish the general fund before the county treasureys advanced tax payments which are not due the state until June 1. The interest rate on the loan was 6 per cent, ; : Draw Heavy Dose, , Everett Back, Edward Thompson Harry Burns and Neah Thompson, all of Pleasant Lake were each fined $lOO and costs and given 90 days at the penal farm on conviction in the Angola court for yiolating the liquor laws, = Jok Gt S e R e A

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

- Notice is hereby given by the ‘undersigned Trustee of Sparta Township, Noble County, State of Indiana that on and after the hour of two o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of May 1922 at the State Bank of Kimmell in the state of Indiana, the tindersigned as Trustee of said Sparta Township will proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash for not less than par value thereof and the accru‘ed interest certain bonds of the school township of Sparta, said bonds being described as follows, towit: The bonds of the said Sparta School Township will aggreagte the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars and will be in denominations of Five [Hundred Dollars each, will draw interest at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date thereof, payable semiannually on the 30th days of June and December of each year, -the first interest payment being made on the 30th day of December 1922 said bonds shall be dated April 30, 1922 ‘and the first four of said bonds shall be due and payable June 30, 1923 and the next two thereof due and payable December 30, 1923 and two of said honds in ailike amount shall be due each June 30th and December 30th respectively there after until all of said bonds, forty in number, ars fully paid; all .of said bonds have been authorized by the Advisory Board of Sparta Township and have been issued in strict compliance with the law and are issued for the purpose of raising funds to construct an addition to and repair a school buyilding in the village of Kimmell, Sparta Township, ‘Noble County, Indiana. - The undersigned hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Perry W. Kiser, Trustee Sparta Township, Noble ‘ : County, Indiana : E. H. Galloway g William Knepper A i Sherman Norris : Members of the Advisory Board, Sparta Township Noble County, Indiana . -y 7b3w

For County Treasurer. WILLLIAM E. WEINGART Republican Candidate For Noble County Treasurer ° Primaries May 2, 1922 Sy b g Kendallville, Ind. Your Support Will be Appreciated ¢ e L gaot

~ Keep. to ‘the Right. Automobile drivers are war‘néﬂ to exercise more care in the operation of their cars in this city. Keep to the right and approach street intersections with greater care. The cross street driyer has equal rights at the crossings with the driver on the main streets. The driver on the right side of a street has the right of way. Ta avoid arrest and punishment motor vehicle operators must observe the traffic laws and regulations. : Werten Engle City Marshal

Notice of Bond Sale.

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‘WhereYou Ligonier Garage, Ligonier, Indiana . e John W. Zimmerman, Cosperville, Indiana

Attention.,

Members of Stansbury Post all civil war soldiers, Spanish war veterans, sons of veterdns of the Civil war and all soldiers of the World war are requested to assemble at the hali of, Stansbury Post on Thursday evening April ‘27th at 7 o’clock to attend the meeting in .the Presbyterian church for the observance of the one hundredth Birthday anniversary of .General U. S. Grant. | This meeting will be of interest not only to the above organization but to the public generally and especially 80 to pupils of the public schools who are interested in the study of the histery of our own country® e Committee. » B N SRR e s Your YVacation. . Most folks take a vacation, spend iyours where you get value received. I am offering to a few people for this lseason some good quarters, neat clean = and furnished. I mean by furnished that you step in and live, no expense to you, but the rental you pay. The following features should appeal. Perfectly screened against mosquitoes - and flies, wonderful shade/” good boats,. electric current in all rooms and porches, double garage which no one but you, if you carry the keys can enter, cement walks everywhere, fine bathing beach. You must sleep some in the summer too. The sleeping quarters are entirely separate but adjacent to living rooms. The demand for Wawasee cottages now is far greafer than at this time a year ago. If you wish to have a'real vacation, make your reservations now, everything will be sold out early. If you wish to get out and enjoy it with little effort on your part, telephone 532 Wawasee, Indiana or better make a personal visit. The price will be no ‘more than you are willing to pay anc you will get more than is represented to you. R. O. Rernch, Ogden "Island, Wawasee, Indiana.

Great Clubbing Offer.

New York World, three times a week and the Ligonier Baner twice a week, all one year for $2.50. Now is the time for new subscribers and old ones to secure both these puktlications by paying one year in advance. ' ; blb tf %-ood seed potatoes for sale. See Jacob Werking. 9a2t

Notice of Administration.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed, and has qualified as administrator of the estate of Ida J. Spurgeon, late of Noble County, Indiana, deceased, and the creditors of said estate and all other persons’interested therein; will be governed accordingly. Said estate .is probably solvent. James S. Spurgeon Administrator Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys for Estate | fa3w

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