Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 22B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 July 1922 — Page 2

* Gravel Road Rl and L ‘Municipal Bonds a“d:Other;TaX-exempt ] ““.‘4\ . Securities‘. o Citizens Bank ' Ligonier, Indiana

fZ—Tn Kelly- : ~ Springfield 4 A,A‘W»W jif| - TIRES. 18 \Qg@ 7 | 20 per cent e\ 7 | off List Price Mo = g : s - on fabrics. - 10 per cent é)ff on Cords - 30x3: Fabric $11.95 and other sizeg accordingly. Blazed Trail Garage

€ : ® Live and Let Live Auto tops and trimmings af pre-war prices. No pro- ' fiteering at our place. Materials exactly as represented at prices you gcannot duplicate anywhere. Have your top and trims repaired before starting on " your sumgnér vacation. Get our prices before having your WOrk done. Ford one man tops . and cushions : carried in stock. : \ : D Aulomobile tops and curtaing, cur- $3 5 tains open with doors, best grade for Ford Top rear put on while you wait $7.50 Ligonier Auto Top Ci igonier Auto Top Co.

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nother Tire Reduction By making a visit to the Edison tire Co., and by the large volume of tires I am’ using, I was able to get another reduction on Edison tires. I can assure you they are the best tire on the m'arkfet for the money today. I can show you Edison tires on the streets of Ligonier that have run 15,000 miles and are good for many more. I’ will quote you for cash sales g:vith an 8000 and 10000 miles positive guarantee as follows:

» FABRIC - | . 80x3 ;. $995 . 30x3 oversize. 8.45 30x314 . 9.50 -32x31/% » 12.95 31x4 . e L AROR 32x4 i 1575 - ddn s .. BT - KOKOMO TIRES s oo s 30x31% L B

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Lo S IPURES. i Bogg Y $1.65 - 30x38146 e g 4§ 89x8b. . 215 | 31x4 _. 240 82x4 . omEn b .83x4 Ll 248, 34x4 : . 280 1 32x415 o g deane - 0 dOG ahhße . 395 '}

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LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

The Ligomer Banner s LPublished fyt ‘ "he Banner Publishing 'Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor. G| Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

~ Advice on Alignment, If your automobile tire starts to wear out suddenly in the middle of the, tread it would be well for you to find out whether your wheels are out of alignment, according to Ben Glaser dealer in United States tires. ‘Bad alignment is one of the principal causes of tire injury. The first sympton of mis-alignment is rapid wear in the center o fthe tread. Examination of the alignment should include akin'vestigation to see that there a no loose bearings, for a loose bearing means a wobbly wheel which is especially hard on tires. Remember Tonight. - ; This evening: is of unusual importance to the members o fthe Ligonier Chamber of Commerce for it is the date. of the supper to be served them by their wives, daughters and sisters at Freed Park. The ladies are determined to outdo their husbands who gave a picnic supper at the park two weeks ago and entertained their wives and other relatives. : Schooled as they are in the preparation of good things to eat the supper tonight will make the affair of two weeks ago look like a snack.

May Be Hit by Coal Strike. Unless a car load of coal which is on the way arrives within three weeks the Ligonier Refrigerator factory wil lrun short of coal. Since the strike the railways are confiscating large quantities of coal for wuse in operating their trains. . : It is understood the other Ligonier manufacturers are in no immediate danger of ‘their institutions = being hampered. 5 % . . - Another .Fish Supper. . .. Another big fish supper was -served at the Diamond lake cottage of Mr. and Mrs. John Green Tuesday night. Those who sat down to the feast aside from the host and hostess were: Mrs. Lillie Menaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Green, Harry Gilbert,Dewitt McClellan and John Lilly the two latter of Columbia City. Off For Lake Geneva. ' Mesdames Clair Weir, Leila Smith and Miss Wilena Wigton will leave in the morning for Lake Geneva, Wis., where they will attend the Y. W. C. A. school of instruction. - i Mr. and Mrs. J. C Brunk who had been at the Wiscongin resort attend-: ing the Y M. C. A. school are home. ir .Youn /Lose Five Dollurs. The statisticians &t Washingten have figured out that each person in the Tnited States has five dollars less- ¢sh in hand now than a year “ru. © A good many have even agreater recquetion than the avernage indicated. 5 ' ~ George W. Brown aged 68 is in jail at Elkhart charged with assault|ing a little girl of ten years.

UNCLE HANK Y &3 N2\ | %‘(\%‘{) 0 . \ 4 v‘.—i £y A man’s automobile tire an’ his réligion usually get punctured at th’ same time, .

UNCLE HANK - - P .—.-.."'é\bi \-“', P ' { ==yl U \§ - | o =1 ;, m R i & e| e et R5l ’f u"l l"‘ A Mewkesse] . When a neighbor buys a pair of opry glasses, it's a purty good plan to keep your window-shades pulled down. ¢

Fine Program Arranged. . The Womans Missionary Society of the U. B. church will have a big rally day Thursday August 3 and are inviting all the women of the United Brethren churches in Noble .county to come and enjoy the afternoon and evening programs. Mrs.J. A. Farmer of Nappannee and Mrs. L. F. Gerber of South Bend both officers of the St Joseph Branch of the Missionary Association will * give interesting talks also memebrs of. the Ligonier local . will give 'you something of interast. o vy '

The afternoon program will begin promptly at 2 o’clock after which the Ligonier- ladies will serve supper at the church) with visiting ladies as guests. e ; e

The evening program will be very interesting as- well as entertaining and will begin at 7:30. . e A good attendance is desired and all .who come -to this Rally Day will be well repaid for time spent with us. Come and get agquainted with us as well as our two splendid Branch officers Mrs. Farmeér and Mrs. Gerber.

At Cromwell Chautauqua.

Among those who attended the Cromwell chautauqua’ Monday evenng from this city were 'W. H. Wigton and -family, Mrs. 'W. C. B. Harrison and her guest from -Toledo, Mrs. C. W. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Keehn, Mr. and Mrs. A.-D. Newton, Miss Kate Newton, Mr. and Mrs: F. E. Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Brown, Rev. Harry Thompson and family and many others.” The "attendance was highly gratifying to the management and the program was very pleasing. -

City is Enjoined.

Before William B. Hile judge of the superior court at Elkhart Joe Sailor of Elkhart owner o fthe Goshen Fort Wayne bus line ' procured an order restraining Goshen city from enforcing the buss ordinance, Hearing has been set for August 7. The ordinance provides for special license fees and preferential streets. The route as outlined keeps the buses away from the street car lines.

Goshen District Largest,

Over a thousand were present at the closing day of the annual Epworth League institute held at the Oakwood Park Lake Wawasee, Certificates were issued to 496 persons who had attended all classes and taken the full course of study during the week with the Goshen district receiving the most certificates of amy of the six districts represented.

Stove Company Hard Pressed.

Stockholders of the, Engman-Mat-thews Rangec ompany at Goshen were urged to assign their stock to a creditors’ committee of five representing banks which it is proposed will take over_the management of the concern in an effort to pay outstand{irig obligations. 'Additional capital ot $lBO,OOO is needed to pay for raw material, , S e '

Child Burns to Death.

Helen Cutler, 5 daughter ‘of Mr and Mrs. Earl Cutler was burned to death near Ossian Sunday afternoon in an explosion of mysterious origin. It i's presumed the child accidentally set fire to some oil drums in the shed while playing. with matches causing the blast. Her body was burned to eßlan | oo g e

i ~ _Has Operation. =~ Mrs. Richie, of Goshen, who is on a visit with Mr, and Mrs. Avery Stark submitted to g surgical operation Tuesday with Dr. Lane as the surgecn, : Mrs. C. D. Lane entertainag = bridge club the other evening. The favors were captured by Mrs. Maice Brubaker and Mrs. Herbert Brown, e z

GLASSES A.cct.lratey and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses . replaced. : Mrs. L. P. Wineburg - ot - - --._M . ke NOMORE RATS or mice after you wuse RAT.SNAP, It’s a sure rodent killed. Try a Pkg. and prove it. - Rats killed with RAT-SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Guaranteed. _ Bbe size .(1 cake) enough for Pantry, Kitehen or Cellar, ' o 66¢ size (2 cakes) for Chicken House, coops or small buildings, . 8125 size (5 cakes) enough for all farm - and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings, " ‘Bold and Guaranteed by Weaver's Hakews, 0

Very Pleasant Oceasion.

" Mrs. Albert Weaver was hostess at their beautiful cottage on Ogden Island Thursday afternoon July 20 to the W. F. and H. M. society of the Presbyterian church. The- guests drove to the lake taking a bountiful picnic lunch which was served cafeteria from a_large table in the commodious dining room and thoroughly enjoyed by all presemt. @

After lunch the members assembled on the spacious porch and listened to a very interesting program on the work of the society.: s ‘A couple hours spent socially completed a very enjoyable day and the guests returned to their. homes" delighted with the outing. ‘

Niugara Falls Excursions Via The Great SEip “S-eandhes™

Twelve ‘day vae:tion trips Clevelai.d to Niagara Falls ani retu:n ng the low foére of $7%5 ryund trip ave scheduled for the Great Ship “Seeandbee” leaving ‘laveland on the following dates: August 2. 14 and 23. Attractive sige toips ma 'y be made in cennection with - these exeursions ot greatlyl reduced fores from Niagara Falls tp Toronto, Clayton, Alexandria Bay Mortreal or Quebec.

. Picnic Dinner Enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Meroney and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meroney and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meroney and daughter of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. Owen, Fought and children of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Nowels and family of Albion motored to Huntington last Sunday and spent the day at the home of Dennis Nowels and family. The dinner was served on the lawn in picnic fashion.

Big Reduction in Tax Values. It 'is announced by the Indiana state tax commission that there: will be a loss of twenty million dollars for 1923 in the valuation of taxables in this state and this will meamr another stiff boost in the tax rate;, ° . Mrs. R. K. Earnhart entertsined a company (f young 'narried ladics at her beautiful home cozasr Second and Grand streets Tucslay afternoon.

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All over the country, Heatrola dealers are making this offer on a limited number of . Heatrolas and for the period from July 22nd ./ to August 12th. Last year everyone waited until the last minute to order their Heatrolas and the factory was swamped with more ‘orders than it could deliver. To prevent this * congestion this year is the reason for this very . attractive special offer. ' : . The Estate Heatrola looks like a phonograph . @nd works like a furnace. It heats three to six econnecting rooms with warm, moist air ' —the most healthful heat known. It is in . reality a furnace. Beautiful enough to grace any parlor, in its handsome form and rich - grained mahogany enamel finish. - ; . And hp??_ it heats! Come in and read the _ book of fetters testifying to its heating capaci- ~ ty. Read— not claims we make, or the manu-

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facturers make, but what people who have Heatrolas say about this new -day heater. The Heatrola heats by cigculating warm, moist air — not by radiation. It is just the thing for small homes, bungalows, stores, offices, etc.~—with or’ WITHOUT BASEMENTS. And it is economical. With the fuel needed for one stove it will do the work of a furnace. It is easyto keep clean. Noiron ta black, no nickel to polish, Just rub it and" dust it with a cloth, as you do your furniture. ' Join our HEATROLA CLUB now. The number of Heatrolas offered is limited, and the club closes August 12th. So act quickly. On jqimnxgm pay $2 down. The balance is_payable in easy installments. We then make an installation. of :the Heatrola ‘when _you want it, and we deliverito you FREE

to all who jor; to all who join ‘before Augl2* 7y N . This 13 our offers To all who join i | -+ our HEATIROLA CLUB before ; ~ August 12th we will give absolutely = | " FREE ONE FULL TON OF 3 ~ ' COAL. The club fee is $2, which - § : aplflies on the price of the Heatrola. | + _ THe balance is payable in easy in- .. stallments. 'Here is a chance to get one of these wonderful new -day | heaters and a supply of fuel for ‘the .+ price of the Heatrola alone: In- | .« stallation of the Heatrola willl be made at any time specified by ,J -the purchaser. s L