Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 21 September 1922 — Page 2

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~ Robinson Electric Service At Lincoln Highway Garage

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Buy Your Piano Now ‘Standard Players as low as . $365.00 First Class Uprightsat .. $265.00 ~ All goods guaranteed to be first- * class. 'We have too much stock ’ and must reduce, © - "We have several good second hand rebuilt ~ pianos as low as : $85.00 - THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY Our Victrola and Records stock-is complete. Come in and hear the new Console - Electric Victrola, itis a wonder. . YourCreditisgood.

The Ligomer Banner , 'ESTABLISHED 186 e. : ZPublished by = - | "he Banner Publishing Company i Ww.C. B. HARBISON Editor [ AR S7S .| Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter. -

Burned in Gas Explosion. T. E. Burnside stock saleman for the Bryan Harvester company - of Peru was brought to the Burnside cottage at Esterline landing Tri-lake, suffering from severe burns about the face , arms and hands resulting from an explosion of his steamer with which he was working in a garage. Burning gasoline was thrown all over Burnside, whose face is one mass of blisters a deep gash also having been secared into the right arm. The explosion blew off the top of the car and rendered the machine practically useless. :

- Ford Gets Worst of It. o 1 A Ford touring car owned and driven by Charles McConnel of Columbia City was *badly damaged Sunday evening when it collided at the Benton bridge with a Chevrolet touring car owned by P. G. Williams of Goshen. ; ’ o < Medical Examination. Medical examination of Ligonier school pupils will begin Friday under direction of Dr. Blacki Many of the pupils with bad tonsils and adnoids will undergo operations and defective sight will be remedied by spectacles. - ' o ‘ Peach Prices Drop. Gold Drop peaches were sold by Michigan dealers on the streets of Ligonier this week at $1.50 the bushel with an additional charge of 15 cents for the basket. e 47 Entombed Minors Dead. Forty-seven minors of the Argonaut gold mine in California entombed August 28 all died the same day is the belief of the rescuers who found the dead bodies Tuesday after 'digging diligently for three weeks.

Mammoth Vegetable. Mrs. D. M. Rench has presented the Banner with the largest sweet potato probably ever grown in the county, the monster vegetable weighing seven pounds. It was produced on the Rench lot on the North Side. Catches Big Fish, : - Jacob Musser the other day caught five big pike in the Elkhart river and lost a couple of big ones, too big to be handled with .an ordinary hook and line, f » _' : Harry Green transacted business in Elkhart township .one day this week and captivated residents with funny stories. ' A decisive cut has ‘been made in the price of Willys-Knight and Overland automobiles. g

o Public Sale. ‘ The undersigned will sell at his place of residence on the B. F. Smith farm 3 miles southwest of Ligonier 3 miles nor of Cromwell and 1% miles west of Stones Hill on Tuesday Sept26th commencing att 1 o’clock the following property to wit: : Horses—Black Gelding 4 years old weight 1650, roan gelding 6 years old weight 1700, sorrel gelding 6 years old weight 1700, Ifay mare 12 years old weight 1600, roan mare 10 years old weight :1,100. ; e Cattle 15 head of cattle including 1 black cow 4 years old with calf by §ide, red Durham cow with calf by side, Herford cow 2 years old calf by side, full blood Jersey cow 5 years old giving milk,roan cow 9 years old giving milk, roan cow will be fresh Dec. Ist. Holstein cow giving milk will be fresh Nov. 9th. yearling steer, 2 yearling heilers; Jersey heifar cald 6 month old, heifer calf 6 months old. 17 Head of Hogs—Full blood spotted Poland brood sow, Duroc sow, 7 shoats weight 125 lbs., 8 shoats weight

65 Ibs. 2 Farm . Implements—Low wagon wood wheels, flat bottom rack with sides, Tandem disc, cultipacker, John Deere stag plow, Oliver riding plow, 405 walking plow, 2riding corn plows, spring tooth drag, 2 furrow disc for riding plows, gale corn planter, Big 4 McCormick mower, grain drill, Hay rake, McCormick ' corn binder, 215 horse International gas engine, pump jack, feed grinder, large A hog house, large oblong hog house, Portland ESleigh, 2 sets heav;7 work harness, set Humane harness 3 third horse harness, set single harness, collars, different sizes, forks, shovels, chains, crowbar, clevices, oil barrel, DeLaval Cream separator Lawn mower. Chickens. , Household Goods—Kitchen range soft coal or wood stove, side board, kitchen cabinet, rocking chairs, wardrobe, commode, wash boiler. Corn in shock, hay in barn, 15 tons| of ensilage more or less. = = -

Terms of Sale—All sums of $5 and under cash. On all sums over $5 g ‘credit of 12 months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved free‘hold security and interest at the rate of 6 per ecnt from date. No purchase to be removed until satisfactorily settled for. AL e S IR

~ Lunch ‘will be served by ladies of the Greencastle Grange. 5 : - 'Thomas L. Cass E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer o : H. E’ Hoak, Clerk 30a2t . R * To the Publie. I have added a seven passenger Studebaker touring car for use in.my taxi business and with additional transportation facilities I am able to accommodate all demands.- J Foster’s Taxi Service, =

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- Represents Straus Bros. Co. Wm. L. Nies, real estate and insurance man, with offices in the Dang-ler-Piatt build on Main street, Goshen, has been made the Elkhart county representative of the farm department: of the Straus Bros. company, which now has main offices in Chicago.

" . | . Mysterious Fires, | .~ Two mysterious fires occurred in Elkhart county Sufiday night when the Jacob Ridenour residence burned in Goshen and the Martin poolhall in Wakarusa was destroyed. : Fourteen Plead Guilty. Fourteen youth of the 30 Amish youths arrested in LaGrange county pleaded guilty to petty larceny and will be 'sentenced next week. The other 16 are out on bail. )

Change of weather means - Change of garment Your coat or overcoat can be clé_a‘ne’d, altered or relined at a small cost. It pays to have your clothes :fixed up. I have linings, new bottons and everything in the trim ming line to fix you up. Get your dirty clothes together and call me by phone. I call for and deliver everything. ~ - ‘ e %7\/.%!; %\‘ I'sell suits and overcoats to your VY ) tfn:{i/ A : . 7 b AN ,["._\AL measure at trgmeqdous saving /‘i’( , F because 1' have low rent, smal} l‘[ W ¢ overhead expense. I dont sell = 3 “ " CHEAP CLOTHES, but I sell NARISISYY CLOTHES CHEAP. : Phone 63 - . P Phone 63

We have in stock the following bargains inl used cars, Which can be purchaégd witha SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, balance payable in monthly installments.

Come In and Look Them Over

New Fords -~ Trucks Fordson Tractors ‘ ‘The Easy Payment Plan also applies to New Cars, Trucks and Tractors / ; ’ Ligonier~ Universal Sales Co. | Phonel4B . ‘Ligonierindiana -~ . | Authorized Ford and Fordsop Dealers

. /Safe is Recovered. The| safe carted away from the Farley cafe in Elkhart was found in the St. Joseph river two miles from that city. The bottom of the iron box had been chizled away and nearly $5OO lin .cash secured by the thieves. One till of the mutilated safe contained a little over 's6 in change when found. : Dl s Pays Fine For Assault. ‘Arthur Long member of the Clinton township advisory hoard paid a fine and costs of $l5 in justice Whisler’s court at Goshen when he pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery on Ira D. Cripe a farmer living in the same Elkhart county township. Over 60 horses are entered in the races at the Kendallville fair this week.

1921—FORD TOURING, Starter and Demountables 1919—FORD TOURING | ‘ 1915—MAXWELL TOURING ' 1916— BUICK TOURING, Model 25 1918—FORD DELIVERY TRUCK = 1920— CLEVELAND “SIX” TOURING 'I9IB—BUICK TOURING, Model 37 . 1917—FORD TOURING * | ' 1919—OVERLAND TOURING . « 1917—FORD TOURING = € 1917— STUDEBAKER TOURING , - 1917—FORD TOURING L | 1915—OVERLAND TOURING = b , 1921—FORD TOURING, Starter and Demountables 1917— STUDEBAKER “SIX” TOURING - 1918—FORD DELIVERY TRUCK = ' 1917— WILLIS “SIX” TOURING A 1917—FORD TOURING = , 0 1918—ACME 1% TON TRUCK 1915—FORD TQURING = s e 1921—FORD SEDAN, Starter and Demountables 1914 FORD DELIVERY TRUCK 1918—FORD SEDAN e e 1-TRAILER % TON CAPACITY ~ 1-INTERNATIONAL MOGUL TRACTOR = ~ SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY A CAR..

i HOW 'MUCH HAVE ‘ T THIS MEANS YOU g i 5 SRR SERD W, N o B : - . e ooh L : S Ut i © Thams o U TaR | TR Gr W ST YRS © | RN A T ] T i T': / '_.’&,f &y k‘u LSy 20 ,}j b:7| 1 T i P ¢ ERE i \l“’,"f)‘:br'/:‘: Tk v""“ ’;.; 2il ] VI”:A d TR A BRSSP " orranm . Allthe time when he was well and jearning money he was throwing it away on some fool extravagance or investment. Perhaps that’s what made him sick. And now even the doctor is worrying where he is going to his money. ; Don’t you do that. » | Bank your money [regularly, and when the unexpected happens, it will come in handy. e ’ . Put your money inour bank. ‘ IWo pay 4 per cent. interest on savingldeposits l : and Saving Accounts. Farmers & Merchants Trust Co

THE COLUMBIA CITY ELKS Wil HMA -~ STAG PICNIC ~ Tri-Lake - Sunday, September 24 . All Elks Invited v ‘