Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 32A, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 October 1922 — Page 3

to Car Owners REDUCED PRICES ON United States Chain Tread Tires While they last in the following sizes = 30x3 GRS Ny 30x3 1-2 o 80 '32x3 1-2 12.00 ' 32x4 ~ 16.00 7 - 33x4 : 17.00 32x412 - . 2250 We also have Usco treads Nobby tread - and Royal Cords to fit your car . BEN GLASER United State Tires Sales and Service Depot Tires are tires, but U. S. tires are good tires

E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer ' ’none No. 65, Ligonier. | ] Bothwell & Vanderford ' Lawyers ' Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana e CHARLES V'INKS AND SON Dealer inj] Monuments, Vaults,',:'f ombston@; 5 Building Stone A Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere - Phone 16000 Q Ligonier Indiana Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Sealp Massage _ Manicuring, Shampooing Hair Tinting and Hair Dressing Marinello Toflet Preparations

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Aérmotor Auto Oiled Wind Mill __ Oiled only once a yr. Gas Engines, ; - Tanks, Pumps ~ and PipesWater supply systems, Well supplies and ~ well drilling Phone 333 | Ligonier, 1nd...» ~ W.H. WIGTON Attomei-ahlaw Office in Zimniérman Block LIGONIER, IND

. Noble: Has State Reputation. 1 ‘The Noble County Seed Growers Association met at the-County Agents office, Albion Wednesday evening September 27th and elected the following officers: T. J. Mawhorter President, H. G. Favinger, Vice President, Frank Lemmon, Secretary and ;Raydnondl ‘Shaffer Treasurer. S e - 'The seed growers ‘have experienc: ed a good fall trade disposing of practically all stocks at encouraging prices.. They anticipate a good demand for spring grains. &t , Best varieties for' Noble County were carefully considered and means for improving 'to “highest quality strains being grown were discussed. The seed growers are determined to produce the purest and healthiest seed tobe had. { Noble County “has a state reputation as a source for improved seed grains for which the Seed Growers Association is' largely responsible. ° Anether Service Rate Raise, A general increase in all parcels post rates in the United States is likely. Parcels post service has not been paying its way is the opinion of Post-master-General Work and his assistants. An investigation in under way to determine just how far parcels post receipts are short of the cost of the service. - When this is completed recommendation will be made to the Interstate Commerce Commission for increased rates providing the showing is as expected, T

Troubles Never Come Singly.

Mrs. Mark Krikorian an Armenian wife of Hagop Krikorian of Braddock near Pittsburg, Pa., gave birth to quadruplets all girls but the " babies died, one ‘at the Krikorian home and the other three at the Braddock general hospital. All the -‘babies were perfectly formed and weighed an aggregate of 19 pounds. Mrs. Krikorian 22 years old weighs 135 pounds and today is reported doing nicely at her home. 5

Trustee Enjoined.

The trustee of Clinton township Elkhart county has been enjoined by the court from Tbuilding two “school houses and he is mandated to open schools in the houses already existing. , . o ies oo

Fair This Week.

The Elkhart township annual fair and stock show will be held Thursday and Friday of this week. Great preparations have been made to make this the greatest exhibition ever given- there, £

Court Term Opens.

The October term of the Neble circuit court was scheduled to convene today with 255 civil and about a dozen criminal cases on the docket. Among the latter are two( murder cases to be tried this term. b

Ford For President.

Michigan democrats have started a boom for Henry Ford for president. qf all drivers of Ford cars would vote for him Mr. Ford would surely be elected. o e

LaGrange Corn School.

The LaGrange Corn School the big event of the year in that town will be held this week. Ligonier always furnishes her full share of visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles ~Swickard drove over to Topeka Friday to coisult D. Vaughn. Mrs. Swickard has her tonsils removed some ‘time ago and she has’since been.quite ill.

' Wanted—l 2 or 14 gauge shot gun. Inquire at Banner office. ' 31a3t ‘Orlando Singery an. old resident of Noble county is dead at Meridan, Ida~ ho. : ; L Mesdames H. H. Decker and Tom Wagoner visited Goshen friends Friday. T ; Gaih RS e S ¥ A fine new electric sign has been installed at The Shobe on East 'l\hirdJ street. T | A A I BT, ; Miss Lenore McCally and Claude J. Whitford both of Kendallville are newlyweds. - e ; : 3L Gillispie ‘the printer has been considerably under the weather . for the past week. Dr. John W. Morr of Albion was in Ligonier Thursday making his many friends a pleasant call. Mesdames Henry Herald and E. E. Eby came from Goshen Thursday to call on Ligonier relatives., : Mrs. Jeangetté Young of Ligonier has been on a visit with her son Fred and family near Wolf Lake.

J. M. Prickett of Kansas City, Mo., has moved from 3216 St. John to 4828 Liberty street that city. .

A Jackson, Mich., man has been chosen as manager of Michigan City and is now on the job..

Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rench and son Ott went to Hartford City Saturday to attend a family reunion. :

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wigton haye their new Durant sedan and initiated it with a trip to Albion. 1

Mrs. F, E. Clemmer, of Akron, 0., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Coulter on West Third street. ©

Mr. and Mr§. Herbert DeCamp of Kimmell are the parents of a sot who entered the world at ten pounds.

& ? : _For sale, six shoats weighing about 60 pounds each. Charles Swickard, Diamond lake farm. . 32a2t

FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, modern. Inquire of John Kunkalman, phone 105. 30btt

" Eugene B. Smith civil war veteran and former police captain of that city is dead at Fort Wayne at the age of 5. ‘ |

" Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glant of Topeka were recent guests of Mrs. Catherine Slabaugh. The ladies are sisters. ; e &

Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Smith paid Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brubdker a visit at their Chicago home last week. , 7 :

The beautiful weather of last week was greatly enjoyed by all the people and especially by hunters and fishermen. el v

Alonzo W. Banta who had beeh’visitf_l ing his daughter here Mrs. R. D. Shobe has returned to his home in Benton. ' | :

Nolan Keasey has been iconsiderably under the weather the past week being afflicted with an attack oOf summer flu. o g 2

Mrs, William Shelley is dead at Topeka aged 35. Her maiden name was Chiddister and she has many relatives in . Noble county. :

_ Mrs. Elizabeth Bolley an aged resident of LaGrange county /s dead at the home of her daughter ih John= son township. : :

The_little daughter of Goldie Moseman is very ill at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cox of this eity. = . i

People will drive thirty miles to secure the bargains at John W. Himes Second Hand Store such as rugs, furniture and stoves, 0 3ladk

The Topeka Journal has -reached its 18th year and seems to grow stronger with each succeeding year. Editor Mattingly prints a good newsy paper.

Miss Blanch Shobe has had a fur nace the : Laurel put in her pro perty on Fifth street occupied by ths Adamson family. Frank Cain did th work, e i : |

Glenn S. Rimmel democratic candidate for county treasurer was in Ligonier' Thursday calling on the voters: Mr. Rimmel is meeting with much en: couragement in his canvass.

Mr. and Mrs. Hod Ullery are the ‘proud parents of a daughter born Thursday evening. 'The family is now made up of a boy and girl, much lfto- the delight of tgmer‘"v’;hd mother.

- Glenn Rimmel farmer and pure br'ed‘ stock breeder of Jefferson township is' candidate for Treasurer of Noble County and will appreciate your support in the campaign and at’the polls on Nev. 7th. Mo Cal Fisher, formerly night policeman of Ligonier left last Friday even. ing for Milwaukee, Wis, Where he will visit ‘his son Ray add family for a time, and "if anything good shows up he may remain their indefageely, ¢ 0 o 0 e W g SRR R R Eae 0 1. . . | Horses For Sale. , . . | -We.have soveral goed draft and | drivng horses for sale Ford Aganey R R e e e i e

NEWS NOTES

: Petit Jurors Drawn. = Following are the petit jurors drawn to serve during the October term of the Noble circuit court which convened at Albion today. = Orian Dreibelbis, Jefferson township Charles Schlabach, Sparta. : Waldo Roush, Washingtou e Dan Albright Orange = Dennis ‘D. Baker, York Walter Graham, Allen ' Albert L. Deardorff, Perry : Carle Kilgore, Washington : Bert Buckles, York. e Emory F. Brindle, Swan Joseph H. Daniels, Elkhart. : William S. Kesling, Green.: The names of the grand jurors drawn to hear evidence in two murder charges are not made public. ‘ RS Ir YAif, N Death of Aged Resident. S Mrs. Simma Engle 77 pioneer of Noble county died Wednesday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs. Rebecca . Maloney at Avilla with whom she had made her home the past three years. Death was due .to cancer of the stomach. She was twice married Jesse Engle her second hushband dying tive years ago. For a number of years. Mrs, Engle resided in Jefferson township, where she was a faithful helpmate in farm work. She was born in Richland county Obhi., and came to this country in girlhood most of her life having been spent in Jefferson township. : Lha

Prepare to Register.

Oné week from today, Monday October 9th is the last day to register for the election which will be held Tuesday, November 7th. Persons desiring registration blanks may procure them at the Banner office or of William Baker township chairman. '

Plumbing and , - Heating o Done By . . ~ Phone 218 Ligonier - Ind. Harry L. Benner ~ -~ Auctioneer Open for all engagemends ~ Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley - County §Phones

GLASSES ~ Accuratey and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses replaced. : Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

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Good Tools for Fall Repairs

It’ the little repairs which are neglected that hasten depreciation and pile up big repair bills. e - Save money this season by doing the small repair jobs about the house or farm, béfore the cold weather comes. Lt s You will find a Winchester Tool made for accomplishing -whatever work you . undertake—a -tool that Winchliester Nail Hammer—Forged from crucible steel that will & not spread or crack. -Full adze eye and interlocking wedges lock the head to the handle. Perfect hang and balance Claws will grip and pull any headless nail, $1.20 to $1.40. Ve Winchester Hatchet—Head ' dropforged from one solid piece of high grade steel. Bit carefully tempered and ground to a keen edge. Beveled nail slot gives sure grip. Second growth hickory handle. Halfl pattern and shingling pattern. $1.45 up. Wincheter Pliers—Accurately fitting joints in' position to give greatest possible leverage. Sharply. milled teeth

Sold exclusively in this community at Weir & Gowley

N | THE WINCHESTER STORE Gifts | -f,_[,fr’- . Phones? ' .. C I{ft[ by \/./ =Ligonier’s Leading Hardware v/

makes the job easier for the amateur. and -adds to the skill of the experienced workman. Fhug o Made by the manufacturers of the famous Winchester guns, a Winchester tool has special steel correctly hardened an dtempered and many refinements of design and construction that stamp it a superior tool. . grip "a'nd hold. ‘. Several paterns of inp joint pliers, also lineman’s side cutting pliers and flat nose pliers. 65¢c to $136. - ‘ . Win'chgsmr Auger Bits—Open center and - sdlidj center. patterns. Bore At’hx‘oug’h;-«hardgst . wood without binding or splitting. Chips can’t clog the ‘open center bit. Auger bit sets of 13 different diameter bits in canvas roll or wood boxes. 3b6c to 6bc. fe Winchester Chisels—Made from & solid piece of .crucible steel from- tip of blade through the-socket. Hickory ‘handles leather capped. Assortment of patterns and blades widths. 70c to