Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 23B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 August 1922 — Page 2

ev-Reat a e and Municipal Bonds and%other Tax-exempt] ~ Securities v _ Citizens Bank . Ligonier, Indiana

%, Kelly- ; ‘ % Springfield Nﬁﬁ g TRES 1 ‘&Qﬁ ’ 4 20 per cent eSB 7 _ off List’ Price - KELLYSS P ! S ! e ~on fabrics. " 10 per cent off on Cords - 30x3; Fabric $11.95 and other sizes accordingly. ‘Blazed Trail Garage

It your child is 7 years of age It should take up the studi of piano? . g & DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical instrument. . DO YOU KNOW! If you haven’t a musical instrument where to find ~. your children when night comes? L DO YOU NOW you will find you children’ at the neighbors where _ they have music? : : : DO YOU KNOW your. children go from home to find the pleasures you . should provide for them at home?. o e v 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 piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $26 to $250. Player Piano $450 to $5650. . ‘BOOO 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. e s S A Yours for over fifty years Musical Service. ; : South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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Another Ti uction . - r lire 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 market 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 with an 8000 and 10000 ntiles positive guarantee as follows: =

: FABRIC - 80x3 $ 7.715 80x3 oversize . 8.45 80x31% 9.50. 82x314 f 12.25 81x4 | 1325 e .15 'BBx4 pue 1680 . s -~ KOKOMO TIRES e 5 e - 880

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The Ligomer Banner ‘ IesTABLHED 1880} : 3Published by ! "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor, Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., s second class matter.

~ Popular Goshen Fair.” The big Elkhart county Fair always an event of exceptional importance will open in Goshen, Ind. Wednesday next and continue over Saturday night. A list of fine attractions is offered by the management. .

Many residents of Ligonier and vicinity wil lattend the Fair. L

Merritt’s World famous balloonists Shindler’s Auto Polo, and the big Coney Island Midway are featurs on the program. By e

The management offers $3200 in purses for the trotting and pacing races. and more than $3OOO in premiums to exhibitors.- i

Excellent music has been provided for each day of the Fair. ; On Saturday a three year old shetland pony valued at $3OO and $lOO in gold will be given away. !

Kalamazoo Auto Races.

Sunday is the date set for the big 100-mile auto race on the Recreation park track. Kalamazoo. Thirty of the fastest drivers have -entered and ten of them—the fastest of the lot—will start in the century grind for $5,000 in prize money. It is the biggest auto race in 'theé west outside-of the Indianapolis 500-mile event angd thousands of people . from Michigan and points in Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio will attend. Chicago, Indianapolis, Toledo and Detroit newspapers have reserved special space for their staff of writers who will be sent there to cover this big sport event. -

Bundle Day August 8.

Remember, Bundle -Day in Ligonier and surrounding townships is Tuesday August 8, when contributions of used clothing will be made for the destitute ‘in the Bible Lands or the Near East.. Many will desire to give worn garments for this worthy” cause and they should send the articles to city hall or notify Miss Jessie Decker who has charge of the humane work. Her telephone number is 248, Ligonier. Where garments- and other articleé are to be called for Miss Decker will look after them. !

Big Attendance at Geneva.

Mrs. Clair Weir writing from College Camp, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin where she, Mrs. Leila Smith and Miss Wilena Wigton are attending a Y. W. C. A school of instruction says there are 144 students there taking the instructions, coming from all parts of the United States ; : '

Will Gravel Pancake Road.

Grading on the Pancake road in Elkhart township. is about eompleted. The contract for placing the gravel has been let to John H. Grisamer and Harry Dickinson of this city and the work of surfacing the highway will be rushed. : :

Starts at Decatur.

Dr. Shobe’s promising pacing colt starts in the 2:30 race at Decatur, Indiana today and will be driven by Harry Clemens. - The animal has been showing ‘wonderful speed for its training. .

Faney Brick Here.

The fancy brick for the new front of the Farmers &Merchants Trust company building are arriving and the remodeling of the bank structure will soon begin. . The improvement will be a fine one. v

and mice—that’s Rat-Snap the old reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in cakes—no mixing - with other food. Your money back if it fails. : . 85¢ size (1 cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar, : 65c size (2 ecakes) for Chicken House, coops or small buildings. - $1.25 size (5 cakes) enough for all farm and = out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings. : Sold and Guaranteed by Weaver’s Hardware, : ‘ '

o CORD - ’ 80x3 . . . $l4BO . 32x314 1950 St . S gk o 0 odsg ildeg e DTEG Jaoxdly - s lif - 83x414 29.50" Blxdte .0 - 8100 foßs. ) 8800

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cigarettes - ARg | ~ .-', - SRR %&f‘é‘ e 7 | ea‘ 0 10° They are GOOD!

Elkhart Twp. Chib ‘Meeting.

The next regular meeting of the Elkhart Township Home Economics club is scheduled for August 21 at the Cosperville public hall. Miss Grace Spurgeon is leader in discussing “History of ' Dyes and Their Possibilities.” Mrs. Tressa Gerver is leader for the meeting. Responses will be made on “Give One Short Cut in Sewing Which You Have Found Helpful.’’ Mesdames Minnie Gibson, Marjory Poppy, Jane Rathke and Griselda Hall will discuss ‘“Cost of Home-Made Garments Against Ready-Made.” Mrs. Retta Rimmel will make the announcement of the home tour. Music Harriet McCloughan and ' Lucille Rranks - : : . g

Will Seleet Purchasing Agent,

‘At a well attended meeting in Albion Tuesday _evening representatives of township farm bureaus decided to appoint a purchasing or marketing agent for the cgunty. A committee of three headed by John E. Panacke was appointed to recommend a selection for the place and the election of the representative .will be voted on at a later meeting. The attendance was good and much interest in the subject manifested. W. A. Cochran and Fred H. Green were present from Perry township. ;

Labor Day Celebration.

Now that Cromwell has given up her usual celebration of Laber Day, September 4 on account of street improvements in that town a movement: is on foot to celebrate the oeccasion with a big home coming and picnic at Freed Park, Ligonier. The matter will be brought before tht Chamber of Commerce at a meeting next Wednesday noon. :

Sudden Death at Kendallville

Miss ‘Anna Amelia Spatz age -46 years daughter of the late Martin Spatz and wife and lifelong resident of Noble county died at the family homestead five miles north of Kendallville Monday night. Death was due to an affection of the heart resulting from inflamatory rheumatism. {

Death of Ed. Tumbleson.

‘Edward Tumbleson farmer aged 35 years who resided with his father near Wolf aLke died Sunday morning of tuberculosis. Besides the father a son and daughter survive the latter residing in Cleveland, Ohio. .

Killed in Auto Accident.

Mrs: E. M. Taylor aged 63 a widow who had been mother of seventeen children eleven of whom survive died from injuries received in an automobile accident at Fort Wayne Tuesday.

Big Bond Issue.

In order to improve eight: roads the commissioners of Elkhart county will issue and sell bonds in the sum of $490,000. Contracts for the improvements were awarded Monday. ~ Saturday Specials. : Men’s OVeralls at .......i........0.... 98¢ ADTONg Bt go oh Lot Ul 98 ’ - .'T. B. Cass - ’ Especial attention is called to the good lectures on the Ligonier Chautauqua program. Also the different kinds of entertainment and music. The program is different from other years It is rich in good things of an attractive nature appealing to all. = =

“Why I Put Up With Rats for Years,” ~ “Years ago I bought some rat poi- . “eYars ago I bought somme rat poison which nearly killed our fine ‘watch dog. It so scared us that we suffered a long time with rats that we my neighbor told me ' about RATSNAP. That’s the sure rat killer and a safe one.” Three sizes 35c 65c, $1.25 Sold and guaranteed by Weavers Hardware, R i

| : Public Sale. The undersigned will offer at public auction at the residence of Andrew Umbenhour 43 miles south-west of Ligonier 3% miles northeast .of Crom-* ‘well on Tuesday August 15 sale commencing at 12 o’clock. - s - - 'The following property to wit: 3 Head ofHorsés—sorrel gelding 7 years old sound, mare 6 years old, grey mare 4 years old. = ° iy

6 Head of Cattle—cow 7 years old calf by side, Guensey, cow 6 years old fresh in November, Jresey 6 years old fresh in October, Shorthorn cow '4 years old calf by side, 1 year old steer 43 Hogs—4 sows pigs by side, sow to farrow in October, 14 hogs weight about 135 pounds. i ¢ Ope Ewe e ; . Parm Implemen ts— MeCormick corn binder,” John Deere manure spreader, John Deere riding corn plow John Deere sulky breaking plow, extra good farm wagon flat bottom rack many other items not mentioned. - Terms—All sums of ss.oo.and under cash all sums over that amount a credit, of 12 months will be given with interest at 6 per ceut from Jdate of " sale, - . Johm W.Casy

- Notice For Blds. . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will until, August 19th 1922 receive ' sealed bids for the transportation of pupils to and from the township Central School of Perry Township, Noble County, Indiana for the school year of 1932 and 1923,

For description of routes and other information call .on the undersigned at his office in the Mier State Bank Ligonier, Indiana on Saturdays or at his residence in said township on other days. - s » - Harry. B. Schlotterback, Trustee of Perry Township Noble County, Indiana, - : : : 22b2w X SRR S S SR eR U S 1

A iy ) One span, mules six and seven years old. ‘At right price. ;

One span mules the large kind ‘.(Tts of snap. Dirt cheap. 5 One team horses extra good farm team at low price. N ! A 1 driving horse eight years old weight 1100. ‘ ; pint ¥ See the Ligonier Universal : Sales Co. about the above horses and mules, Sucani e 12204 t

Automobile For Sale.

....For sale at a big bargain, Overland automobile. n good running condition. A big bargain if taken at once,- 21btf

For [County Treasurer,

Glen S. Rimmell démocratic candidate for treasurer:of Noble county to be voted on at the\7election November 7 will highly appreciate the ‘support of the people and if elected promises to conduct the office with fairness to all the people. = ' o 11btt

Hieber Studio Open. 16btt Notice to the Public. From June 15th to September Ist our.office hours will be from 9:00 a, m. to 4:00 P, M. except Saturday when they will be from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ; Bothewell & Vanderford j ' 'W. .H Wigton 15bte

GLASSES ,@ Ac‘éutatey and Scientifically Fitted. Beroken lenses - . replitced. = o Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

NOMORE RATS

or mice after you use RAT.SNAP, It’s a sure rodent killed. T Pkg. and prove (it. Rats kllm with RAT-SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Guaranteed.

85¢ size (1 cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar,

'6s¢. size (2 ecakes)y for Chicken House, coops or small buildings, . $1.25 size (6 cakes) enough for all farm. and out-buildings, storage buildings, or- factory buildings. Sold and Guaranteed by Weaver's Hardware, e

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