Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 16B, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 June 1922 — Page 3

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O.A. Billman Aermdtor Auto Oiled Wind Mill . Oiled only once a yr. Gas Engines, ‘Tanks, Pumps ~ and Pipes Wa'ter'supplyf systéms; ‘Well supplies and ~well drilling Phone 333 i ' Ligonier, Ind.

Plumbing and ~ Heating 0 ,' Doné By ) H. E. ROBINSON " Phone 218 Ligo,nie‘r“ o

BIG TYPE = o Salee Walter E. Wolf

SALON SMIN | C. R. Stansbury has’ dnother news addition to his regular advertisement. Read it. : L Mr. and Mrs. Sol Ilenoch #vill visit Mr. Henoch’s parents in LaPorte Sunday. D me ‘The Gleaners' class .of=the Christian church will have a ;]sak,é/sale\ at the Star grocery Saturday June 17th. The excavation for the cellar has been made and the foundationi is now being laid for the Henoch new bungalow.. o e o \ . - Mrs. ;Abe Diamond and” two children of Chicago are guests of Mrs. Diamonds parents Mr.-and Mrs. Joe Miller, .. . : - The Goshen Democrat notes the presence in that ci}y”’Mopda;y of Mesdames C. E. Hoagland and W. H. Williams of Ligonier. ; Orlo Gaff of Noble county and Miss Edith Maggart, Smith township Whitley county have been granted a marriage license. e - J. M, ‘Chilcote of Albion has just started a one and one-half story bungalow on Odgen Island Wawasee. A garage will be erected.. e - Messrs. and Mesdames .J. W. Morris and J. J. Shanahan of Elkhdrt drove to Ligonier the first of the week and visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson. ' (Harry Selig will drive to Hammond Saturday and return with Mrs Selig and little daughter who have becn on a visit of two weeks with relativee there. . = ; . . Mrs. Osie Nelson arrived home Wednesday fro;ﬁ a sojouurn with her son and family at lkhart. The son had been quite ill but is rapidly recovering. - * ' Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Later aud Nir. and Mrs. Will Hire attended a banquet Tuesday evening in Nappanee given in connection with ~a Laymen convention held there.: . P ' Elkhart county will construect six more highways this year.at an estimated cost of $350,000. One leading from the Lincoln Highway to Wawasee will be of concrete. :

\ If your child’:is-7 years of age it should take up the study_ of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is compléte without a musical instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven’t a musical instrument where to find. your children when night comes? o o 1 , DO, YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where they ‘have music? ; et ey I DO YOU KNOW your children go from home to find the pleasures you should provide for them at home? el n o ‘DO YOU KNOW your neglect may cause a life long regret. L DO YOU. KNOW you should dolthis now before its too late. - DO YOU KNOWwe are selling good Honest piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $26 to $250. Player Piano $460 to $550. : : 8000 Victor Records from which to make a selection. All instruments ~ Bold for cash or emsy payments. Drop us a card and we will come - and talk it over with you, Sty Sy e ~ Yours for over fifty years Musical Service, . . - South Main Bt., Established] 1871 Goshen, Indiana

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Jacob Smalleynext Tuesday ‘evening June 20. ' e d s O Jacob Shaffer will answer in city court at Kendallville to a charge of failing to pay a board bill of $96.00.

. William A. King is home from Detroit and is enjoying the best of health. He will remain in Ligonier some time. : "

Mr, and Mrs. Fred Raubert and children of Twin. Lakes Minnesota who had spent two weeks visiting Ligonier relatives left for their home Tuesday.

M. R. Bone a graduate of the institution was in LaFayette on business for the Straus Bros C 0.,, and Wwitnesesd a portion of the Gala Week exercises. : : .

It is believed that Mrs. Charles Jack son may ‘be brought home from an Elkhart hospital tomorrow. She was operated on ten days ago for. appendicitis. = o : The Mier State Bank held a stockholders meeting Tuesday afternoon and the condition of .the business was found eminently satisfactory. There is no cvhange in the officers. " .Mrs. M. E. Terry has gone to Columbus, Ohio after a visit here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. C." Harsh The family has moved from Elyria to 2664 Denning Avenue Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt and son of Detroit. arrived Saturday to visit Eli and Irvin Jacobs and other relatives. They are stopping at the South Shore Inn, Wawasee. Mrs. Welt was formerly Mildred Goldsmith of this city. ‘ : ] For Sale—Brick - business property in Churubusco ‘facing the Lincoln .Highw;ay, cemented basement, modern flat above. Will accept automobile or farm live stock as part pay. Write or see C. W. Hoffer,” Columbia City, Indiana. ! s - John C. Richter a former judge of the aLPorte circuit court has been appointed to the vacancy on the bench there caused by the death of John F. Gallaher. Judge Richter jis the republican nominee for the office. Judge Gallaher was a- democrat. CFa

Wins $l,OOO Easy Money. = - Louis J. Keller of Kendalliville was winner of the $l,OOO cheek offered as a prize by th’e-Micl}eli'n 'Tire"com-pan_y of Milltown, N. J;, for suggesting the most appropriate name to the Tire Man and 'an advertising slogan says the News Sun. The contest interrational 'in scope, brought forth over 200,000 answers from all parts of the world including over 50 from this Ciiy. : : ? i .:' A ! 'Mr. Kellers name for the Tire Man was “Old 1895” and his slogan was “Full of Life and Quality.” In selecting the name he based his idea on the’l fact that the first pneumatic.tire was made by the Michelin people in 1893, His slogan.expresses the merits of the tire., e , : .+ Grieve Not For Me, One we loved has left our number, ~ From this deary world has flown, | Closed his eyes in death like slumber, - Crossed into thatv ast unknown. . Yet me thinks, I hear him saying, Grieve not, though I'm far away, | I will meet you all in heaven, = - On a happier, brighter ady. . .Bertha Cook, mother of Virgil. ; ILis & Thieat, = ' -President Harding 'threa_tens con-. gress with a special sesgion if the ship subsidy ' bill is not .enactei into law before adjournment and ' facing an election the representatives in botl houses fear the wrath of the public. bR . Dies of a Broken Heart. _ % broken -hearted mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Gillen 65 years old of Leesburg died 'at her home ohSunday. Three of her sons were killed in the World war. = .

Next Meet in Canada. : The church of the Brethren will meet in Calgary Alberta for its 1923 conference the standing committee of the present conference announced at Winona, . - ; ey Want Albion Postmaster, -~ The Postoffice Department has asked the civil service, commission to holq an examination for the selection of a postmaster at Albion the date to he Fiked later. »- 2 : ~ Inks- at Convention. o "Harry Inks and son Burl are attending a telephone maragers’ convention ‘at Wawasee. The convention will last over Friday.. Lo i Ble Opportonity, . Grocery .and soft drink parlor for sale in Elkhart, Indiana. Big chance to make money. Apply at aßnner office. -J o lehat For’” Sale—Reed baby cab in fine condition' 316 Water street,\ o Wanted single man.to work on farm C. L. Chamberlain, Ligonier Ihatf

Special Sale and Demonstration o egin‘n‘in"g todas; nd céntinuing for éne Wéek | |

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Pig Club Boys & Girls Get Under Way ~ THirty boys and girls proudly wended their way homeward from Albion, Saturday new owners of red, and black“,and white sp’otth pigs to be fed. They had been to the pig club distribution of the Durdc-Jersey and Spotted Poland - Swinebreeders Associations. - - 5 « Twelve 'Spoti;éd Poland Barrows and twelve Duroc-Jersey barrows . were provided one to‘each Junior stockman, to feed and develop into a prime “porker” Five Duroc gilts and three Spotted Poland gilts were placed with boys and girls who did meritorious club- work last year, i o The Duroc barrows averaged -40 pounds in weight while the Spotted Polands averaged 31 pounds. o Those receiving pigs were: Spotted Polands, Walter Becker, Leona Gaby, Nathan Bower, Samuel Hide, CGeorge Stringfellow, Everett Pressler, Harold Wible, Warren Whan, Lauren Smith Dale Weimer and Arthur Stringfellow. Duroc-Jerseys ‘Harold' Rimmell, D. S. Rimmell, Tallock Stangland, Paul Schermerhorn, Arnold Beckner, Robert Baker, J. W. Rimmell, Charles Moore, - John Englert, Robert Geiger and Everett Kline , i The Big Type Breeders will distribute pigs to their club boys and girls next Saturday June 17th. e

New Issue of Treasury Notes, - ' The 4% per‘-‘cer},t victory bonds due next May will be accepted at par .in exchange for a limited amount of: a new issue of 4% per cent three and one-half year ngted States notes, according 'to an anouncement just made by the U. S. treasury department. " The new issue will be dated June 15 1922 and 'will mature December 15 1925, with .semi-annual interest coupons attached, denomination $lOO, $5OO $l,OOO, $5,000, $lO,OOO and $lOO,-000. ~ Subscriptions may be-filed through any bank or direct with the ‘Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. and the right is reserved to close subseription books without notice. . Will Appeal Case. = Clarence Malone Auburm who was fined one cent by a jury of women in a justice ccourt at' Waterloo last Thursday on a charge of assault and battery with Miss ‘Catherine Hodge the 'complaining witness has appealed the case to the DeKalb dircuit court. . The complaining - witness was 4 woman. ; ! o Operation Fails to Prolong Life Funeral services for Mrs. Cyril Addis 31 of Merriam who died Friday afternoon at the aGrrett hospital following an operation -whi‘eh ‘revealed an abscessed kidney were held Sunday afternoon at the Merriam chapel. Interment chapel cemetery. v Lost—An automobile erank between Jog Smith’s farm and Ligonier, Decoration day. S . I5dY

Through the courtesy of the Headlight Overall Co., a real live model, . Mr. Norman Scheibe, will appear in our display window Saturday to: show you the superior quality of Headlight Overalls. . He will show you why Headlights are the longest wearing and fastest selling overalls made. B e e Every garment is sold under the tollowing remarkable guarantee. If when these overalls are completely worn out, you do not think the Headlight is the better and will outwear any other overall made, WE WILL GIVE YOU BACK YOUR MONEY. @ 2

Headlight Overalls - and Jackets \Head—light : Khaki Pants Guaranteed $l.OO Refund Lo if they rip.

K./ = (THE UNIVERSAL CAR - | - i .‘ J\ k - “ f H e~5 . . : \]‘ =(( Y e ohy 2O Xal |__ = ’ - , % *——’v‘; \\Wﬁé 4 ‘ (AT~ “‘AW_ ; 't ¥ .z 1 e 1 -&‘_/.\‘ 3 4 9 ""“&}s—&!;;s E 1; ' I» 0 s \ g A= L w,&-!§ & ( T\ — Pride of Ownership | THE Ford :Touring Car has brought to the farm homes of the country more real pleasure, comfort and convenience than perhaps any _ ‘other one thing. i = . It has enabled the farmer and his farnily to mingle with friends, attend church, neighborhood func- ‘ tions, and enjoy the many pleasantries that “abound in country life. : v : Truly the Ford car with its low cost of operation ’ and maintenance, its usefulness and efficiency, bas been a boon to the American farmer. , . Your order should be placed at once if you wish .%o avoid delay in delivery, : - i s Il Ligonier Universal Sales ¥ Company .. . . £ 4 £ i {e : e e T EN e SRS RIS, ] '. *{Ef“seij}.ﬂl‘gﬁ;_ﬂ;ght?ﬁ\‘"'\, : i N !‘ [ i R“‘ \r' ¢ = T '? .; | |l 7 Pl LN 1| §!ﬁ'}\“. mj Y A e 1B 2 P == s\%@ Y, N 2 ;Tognng Car e '4"\? -Il

Headlight Snag-Proof Knaki Pants - Afull year’s wear or a new pair free = . Ll . Headlight Combination Suits The longest wearing, best fitting one-piece suit made. We can fit and man. Khaki or blue denim.