Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 October 1922 — Page 3

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. Kelly- ;, ‘ N Springfied Ll g\ |4 TIRES = U\ e \(\@ﬂ ’)9 40 per cent e’ 7 off List Price KELLYSS. 2@ ~ . i o> ====="__ .on fabrics. 10 per cent off on Cords 30x3; Fabric $11.95 ~and other sizes accordingly. Blazed Trail Garage

2% Federal F Loans 5; 5:% Federal Farm Loans 5:% Mr. Farmer: You can get a Federal Farm Loan f0r5%2% - - A Federal farm loan can be paid any- ; time before five years by special arran‘gement; can be paid at any interest : peroid on and - after five years, but ne-. el ver becomes due and pays its self off in : : - thirty-four years six months. ; ; : : In case of sale of farm, loan is transfer- ; : ' able. - ; . e ek - In case of death, heirs are not disturbed “ *in their possession. : ol Statistics show that the average farmers ; " requires 22 years and 5 months to pay ol off his mortgage. ; ; ‘ , Save yourself money--save yourself tro-, ; : üble--protect yourself againstthe future. . . - Pay off your short time indebtedness el @ with a Federal Farm Loan and quit Fh worring. - e : | No appraisements can be madé while { snow is on ground. e - : Write for 5 1-2 per cent circular now and get your application in before Nov. 10th for closing anything on or before Mar. Ist T T S e s S e S R Est. 1917 $1,314,000.00 loaned from this office . Elkhart County National Farm Loan Ass'n 118 North Main St. GOSHEN, INDIANA

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| MORE FARMERS SIGN

Full List of Elkhart Township Property Holders Who Will Protect

Wild Game

Elkhart township property holders have subscribed to the following agreement to protect the wild game on their farms from hunting: We the undersigned wish to make it' known we do strictly forbid all hunting and tresspassing on our farms signed: @ L ~ |Braden M. Franks, Joseph W. Smith Spurgeon Bros.;, C, C. Ullery, 0. W. Dowell,- Berf Dukes, Williard Elijajh Claude Conrad, Thyd Jett; Earl Stuff, Joseph Frick, Marshall Boyd, Homer Boyd, Chas Reidenbach, Wm Shick, Chas Wemple, O. C. Deardorf, Adrian Adair, C. E. Price, C. -A. Gard, John R. Reese, E. W. Sorgenfri, Chas. Calwell, Carl -Nowells, J. E. Herald, G. W. Black, Frank Hall, E. G. Ressler, J. E. Pancake, Louis Rimmel, Ezra Chaffee;” Ralph’ W. Gallup, Dave Tschabold , D. A. Rose, Chas ‘W. Jourdan, J. F: Schwab, Dan S. Eberly, F. W.. Franks, Arthur Franks;Luscius+ Beatty; Newton Pancake, Howard Gard, Elmer Johnson, J. W. Palmer, Clyde Stiffner, D. D.” Portner John Boss, Joseph Frick, Wm Stuff. J. W. Gage, Joe Miller, J. B. Swank, Harry Bell, D. M. Mawhorter, Vern Pancake, M. Rice. John: A. Lower, W. . Gerver, Jacob - Brumbaugh, C. L. Smith, A. Rathke, Chas. C. Hicks, Jacob Ramer, Albert Franks. |

In Honor of Riley.

The second convocation of the year was held in the high school auditorium Friday afternoon, October 6. 'The program was devoted .entirely 1o numbers written by " Riley ‘whosc birthday was October 7. Members of the music and expression departments were responsible for the program which was as follows: Song ‘“When the Frost is on the Punkin”’—Helen Kelley.. - Readings, “Little Cousin Jasper”--Hannah Kline, “Papa’s Old Sayin’’— Gwendolyn Flowers. » Duet, “Little Orphan Annie”—Mary Helen Méntzer and Mary Jane Hire. Reading ‘“Fool Younguns,” = “The Lisper” Sarah Bassett. “Goin’ to the Fair” “Granny” Meerolin Hill.

Dissatisfied With Verdict.

The hearing of Guy Reed who was arrested Friday evening during a series of “moonshine” raids by Kendallville officials was held late Saturday afternoon. Reed entered a plea of guilty ‘to the charge of having had an unlawful amount of liquor in his possession and was assessed a fine of $lOO and costs, amounting to $135 and sixty days at the state - penal farm. Reed appealed the case to the Noble circuit court and gave bond for his

appearance. William Bloomfiell, whose -home was also raided Friday evening, was ill and unable to appear for a ‘hearing. ; !

Desire to be Remembered.

In a card from |[Mr. and Mrs. Dan Myers, formerly, of Ligonier it is learned that they.have removed from St. Jee, Indiana, to Hicksville, Ohio, where Mr. Myers has taken a position in a garage. - Th'e‘y desire to be remembered to their friends: here .

Another Amishman Held.

‘Moses Harshberger an Amish _farfaer residing near Milford is in the county jail charged with violating the state school attendance law. He failed to send his children to . schoci. Harshberger was in court on several previous occasions for the same offense. S G i i

The Second Episode.

The second episode of the Tiernan case developed Saturday afternoon when Mrs. - Augusta Tiernan filed suit at South Bend for divorce from her husband; John P. Tiernan, profesSor of law at the University of Notre Dame. e :

Heres a - Hummer ~ Mens extra heavy quality Sheep lined Coats, Mole “wool collar Special

The city council meets in regular gesion tonight. : :

‘ For Sale—Registered Beagle Hound pups. Earl Kneep. . 2batt . The weather yesterday was more like March than October. - Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Black visited in Garrett the first of the week. For Sale, brood sow and 13 pigs. Samuel Weaver, Wawaka. 32a2t Kendallville is after a new factory and thinks her prospects of success are good. . : For Rent—Furnished house 6 rooms and bath modern. Inquire of Mrs, Ollie Simmons; ° - 32b2t For Sale—Big Type Poland China noars, best of breeding, F. O. Gibson, Ligonier, Ind- : 40 ABady Kendallville is tryihg to raise $2,000 as a bonus for a new factory seeking a location there. _ Wanted, to purchase a good Jersey cow and calf. Inquire at John Hime’s Second Hand Store, Ligonier. 32atf . For Sale—A fine lot of baled hay at 30 cents a bale. John L. Cavin, Ligonier, Ind. 33a2t There will be a regular meeting of the American Legion post tonight and every member is urged to be present. : It is understood that Mrs. Guy Dausman wife of the Elkhart county chairman of the republican committee will be named to the Goshen postmastership. : : Messrs and Mesdames D. I. Musser Herbert Wolf and Arnold Black were dinner guests the first of the week at the Myrick Heltzel home in Green township. o ot ! George G. Scovil after spending the summer in Ligonier left Monday evening for his home in Ontario California, where he will remain during the winter. - | Mrs. M. F. Isbell anh aged lady of Goshen formerly of Kendallville is confined to her bed the result of injuries she received in a fall at her home Monday. ; : Frank Etchyson and two more drivers returned Tuesday from Detroit with three Ford 'cars for the local market. The Ford agents here are far behind in. their orders. ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Fencel of New Paris and Daniel Wyland and. four daughters of Harbor Springs, Michigan ani Miss Dorothy Lewallen, Goshen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Reese yesterday. ' i

We have several geed draft and driving horses for sale. Ford Agency, Ligonier. i . 3la4t

You are hereby notified that water rents are due October Ist, payable at the residence of the city clerk. On al Irents due and not paid on or before October 20th a penally of ten per cent will be. added. All water rents for 1922. are now due and must be paid on or before October 20th. ‘ | . Office hours 9 a. m. to 6. p. m. : T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk. . 32a61 : ! :

.T will sell at public auction at myj| farm three and one half miles north-} west of Topeka, three iniles east:of| Honeyville schol house, three miles}| southwest of Emma on Friday, Octo-} ber 20th. Sale to begin at one o’clock. The following goods and chattels: Five Head Horses—2 roan mares,} 6 years old, bay mare 5 years old,} bay driver, suckling colt. LF Three Head@ Cows—Durham cow giv: ing milk, half Durham and half Jersey cow, Jersey cow giving milk, two| 2 year old steers, 2 heifers, about 138} months old, heifer about 10 months old, bull about 10 months old; calf} 4 months old. , ~ Twenty Head Sheep—2o head off breeding ewes, 10 head ewe lambs, one buck. . e , : Hogs—2 brood sows, sow with pigs: by side. . ’ 50 head of chickens. i Farm Implements—Set of double light ‘harness, 2 sets breeching har-} 'ness, Deereing binder, Emerson mower almost, new Deere hay loader,} side delivery rake, dump rack, riding Oliver plow, walking plow, spring} drag, spike tooth drag, disc, 2 cornj} cultivators, Studebaker wagon ' withj bed, John Deere wagon, iron wheel} wagon, hay rack, manure spreader} almost new, pair 'bob sleds, barn} scales. | , Some good clover hay. 1 500 feet rough lumber. About 800} feet hard maple flooring matched,{ and other articles too- numerous to} mention. . | Terms—All sums of $6 and under cash. All sums over that amount aj credit of six months will be given with six per cent interest from date. PHILLIP LANTZ. H. E. Longcor, auctioneer. ~Dale Sigley, clerk. et | Will .You Spend 65¢ on Rat-Snap ..to f , Save $lOO3 el One 65c package can kill 50 rats. The average rat will rob you of $lO a | year in feed, chicks and property de: |struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to rats;. Cremates after killing. Leaves |no smell. Comes in cakes. Rats will Dass up meat, grain, cheeso to feast on RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 35¢c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by A. B. I Weayer~Ady, . . .4 7 img

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NEWS NOTES

Horses Feor Sale.

Notice to Water Takers.

Publie Sale..

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