Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 18A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 June 1922 — Page 2

Municipal Bonds - and other ]}ax'exempt ’ . . Seceriies . Citi%Qﬂ%dßank 20 Ljionter, Indilama . /!

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It 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. DO YOU KNOW? If you hayen't a musical instrument where to find - your children when night comes? =.~ . s DO YOU NOW you will find you children at the neighbors where ~ they have music? et ‘ o DO YOU KNOW your children go’ from home to find the pleasui'és you - should provide for them at home? - : oo o 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 pjano frdm ~$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. C e Yours for over fifty years ‘Musical Service. : ' : South Main St. Established 1871 ' Goshen, Indiana

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The Ligonier Banner ; f : mA-umxn 180 e:% ‘ - iPublished by , “he,Banner' Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor [ iR eAT naation | Published every Monday and Thursday aad entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Examination For Postmaster, The local civil service board Tegquests the Banner to give publicity to the following: . . - oo 3 -For Postmaster at Ligonier. . The United States Civil Service Commission at the request ofthe Postmaster General announces a competitive examination for postmaster in this city, July 18, 1922. Loes ' This examination is held under the President’s Order of May 10, 1921 and not under the civil servicé act and rules. - e L Competitors will not be required to report for ‘examination at any place but will be rated upon their education and training business experience ang fitness. ; S Apply to the secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the post office im this city or to the -United States €ivil ' Service Commission, Washington, D. €. for application Form 2241 and Form 2213 containing’ definite information in regard to the examination, ‘ o Applications must be properly executed on Form 2241, and -filed with the Civil' Service Commission Washington, D. C., prior to the hour of closing business on the date specified in forrr\'22,l3. » .

Ten Men Are Injured.

.Six men were severly injured and four others were badly brufsed when a county highway maintenance truck in St. Joseph county over turned seven miles southwest of South Bend Thursday morning. . The injured men are A C. Hoover, driver of the: truck,, Edward Egly, Harry Witwer, Frank Van Vlasseler, Floyd Hatfield, Anthony Varro, Lawrence Stief, Jay Whiteman Fred Seifer, and F. Jackson all of South Bend and Mishawaka. ' The driver had turned . the truck suddenly to avoid striking a car and the -machine 'went into the. ditch and over turned throwing out the ten men.

Have Pleasant Meeting.

The Perry Township Girls Club m’et‘ Thursday afternoon with Mrs, James Simpson and enjoyed a delightful time with games and music. and the usual diversions, There are 20 members of the club and;all but three-were present. A big picnic at Buttermilk Point is planned for the first Thursday in July which will be the 6th. Mrs. Ruth Smith is the club leader. The organization expects a season of great enjoyment.

Have Narrow Escape.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beane, Robert Hudson and J. F. Frankenstein of Goshen came near being killed when the automobile in which they were riding in Elkhart struck a street car and derailed it. None of the passengers were seriously injured but the big machine owned and driven by Mr. Hudson was badly wrecked. -

" QOver 7,000 Miles, - . Sol Miller assistant ‘cashier of the Syracuse State Bénk tells a tire story which would be hard to believe from anyone but a former resident of Ligonier. L . = e Mr. Miller says he bought a sedan car in 1920 and has driven it over 7,000 miles and the tires used were on the car when he purchased it and they show very little wear:

Forty One Times.- A Samuel Gompers has been chosen head of the American Federation of labor . for the 41st timé. The old man ‘in his forty years of service has done much to elevate the tone of the organization and keep it along safe lines, He has had bitter enemies who have fought him bitterly but fortunately he has been able to . triumph over them. Gompers is a real patriot. . Uses Ball Bat on Woman,! - ~ Shirley Clayton of Milford a baseball player was arrested onh an affidavit filed by Ester M. Brown of Syracuse who charges ‘that he struck her on the mouth with a baseball bat during a dispute at the Milford-Syra-cuse baseball game at Milford Sunday. Lo ‘ : Mrs. Eliza Fear aged 90 years passed away at the Kosciusko county infirmary.. She had been in failing health for the past number of years suffering with old age and complications of diseases, which was the cause of her death. The deceased is survived by three children. :

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* -odd Fellows Pieniec. : - The Northern Indiana association of dd Fellows will picnic at Addmore park Syracuse lake Sunday July 2. At that time the Odd KFellows will effect an Odd Fellow Park association through which it is proposed to purchase a 25-acre tract of land now owned by Simon Bell of Syracuse. If the land is not purcashed outright it probably will be leased for a term of 99 years., s S : _

- After The Bakers, = ‘ Five suits on note were filed against Clinton Baker and others in the circuit -court Friday morning. The Citizens Bank of Ligonier, asks $lOO and the State Bank of Syracuse in four suits against Baker asks for $7OO $lOO, $5O, and $3,600. Leland Baker is named as the principal defendant in in the latter action, although Clinton Baker is also made a defendant. —Go-shenNews-Times, Thursday.. = Preachers Go Wrong. 5 - Mrs: Sarah Farmer of LaOtto disassessed against Harry and Violet who posed as itinerant preachers and to whom she gave lodginz had stolen two dollars in cash a siik waist and other wearing apparel when they left. - Will Keep ’Em Up Now. ~ William H. Kuhn of Warsaw refused to keep his chickens from destroying William H. Lehr’s garden and yard, with the result that he was arrested and. paid a fine and costs b $1856. :

{ Ligonier Has First Call. _ - John Burgner, New Castle a. dry goods merchant was a_ Ligonier‘ Banner visitor Saturday. The gentleman says if he ever changes his place of residence Ligonier hds the first call. ‘ " In Fort Wayne Haspital, - Mrs. Jacob L. Sheets of Ligonier accompanied her mother Mrs. E. L. Strieby of Syracuse to a Fort Wayne hospital where Mrs, Strieby was operated on for appendicitis. : - Fined $lOO Each. Ly " Fines of $lOO. and costs each were assessed against arry and .Violet Lung of Syracuse who were found quilty of violating the liquor laws. Fairfield Given Reception, Rep. L. W. Fairfield of the Twelth congressional district was given a reception at Oliver lake last week by republicans of the district. A barbecue luncheon was the feature. 5

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<« Notice of Sale of Bonds, - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned City Treasurer of the city of Ligonier, Noble county Indiana will at eight o’clock P. M. on Saturday July Ist, 1922 at the office of said Treasurer in the Mier, State Bank in said city of Ligonier, offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder therefor the following securities and bonds issued by said city of Ligonier to-wit: Ten' street imfprovement bends aggregating the total sum of $3713.38, due respectively in one to ten years all with six per cent per annum interest from June Ist, 1922 payable semi-annually. Said bondg ‘are issued in anticipation of the payment of certain assessments against property holders for:the payment of the cost of street improvemeMs. . ~ Karl B. Franks, City Treasurer : Will Have Big Time, A conference of representatives of the American Legion posts of the 12th congressional district will be held in’ Garrett tomorrow. Word has been received announcing the selection of Garrett as.the meeting place from Robert J. Gaskill of Fort Wayne chair man of the executive committee of the posts of the district. L - The business session will be held at legion headquarters at 2. p. m. A bar quet for the visiting legionnaries will be given at the Garrett Country club in the evening. A boxing contest raido and speech making will follow the banquet.. s :

Another Offense Charged.

The burglary of the Homer Grant department store at Coloma, Mich., last Friday .night has been charged to the Dodd-Fluckey gang of Soutlt Bend, five members of wihch are now in the Kosciusko county jail, awaiting trial for robbing the Wingard clothing store at Syracuse. At Coloma the youths took a 400. pound safe, containing $250 and after breaking it open, abandoned it near Lawrence, Mich. -

The Kendallville doctors have ' organized a movement to collect what is due them for practice. - :

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