Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 48A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 January 1923 — Page 3

‘A Standard Investment | O@enng aßsoldte safety for principal; a - uniform rate of interesr, and bemg ~ readily negotiable at will - Tax Exempt Noble County GRAVEL ROAD BONDS ‘ represent an ideél~;-form rof investment for ' the individual of limited means ' orthose who have '. ~ Idle funds to Invest. | , ‘Learn more about them from our Officers Citizens Bank | ~ LIGONIER, INDIANA ,{

DAY-OLD CHICKS Bféd - L I ' Hatched | to Lay }z: »‘ to Live . ELEVEN BREEDS ’ We can supply you promptly. Write for our free circular and prices.. First | : “hatch about Feb. 15th. : TRI-STATE HATCHERIES: - Phone 36 - ARCHBOLD, OHIO

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1,202,517 Ford Cars and Trucks were delivered to retail purchasers in the United States along during 1922-- i rr%;;. e g - | Actual delivery for last month greatly exceeded any previous December in the history of *the[Fdrdi Motor Comany-- A It was the _nin,thf,. consecutive monthin which more than | 00,000 Ford'Cars and Trucks were retailed--keeping the Ford Plants working al capacity to meet de;alers’ requirements- « | In many parts of the country dealers are already finding it nec essary to specify later delivery dates on certain types-becatse the-

We ha these facts as they actually exist : : 1 Cai Lal s R e e , We have given you these facts as they actually exist so that if you are planning to purchase a Ford Car, Truck or Tractor for use this Spring or Summer, you can list your :.' ' >ik : s : 259 ‘ ¢ : ‘ 5 2 R & : ; £ = / (: :' . 3 : » e V' 34 ’ ‘ tgp ‘ 5 | | - order now and take advantage of our dealer’s first opportunity to make delivery. - : e R | £ : : ; g : : s ; v : A : Vi ¢ i ? § : - Al o 2 : g ; $ < : i . “ 3 . : : ¥ » : & ¥ B : 5 5 . : . ; ;. g '! : 2 - 3 ”: . ’ i o . ¢ = 4 i 5 . : . : : : 5Xy 1 : x 2S § < - : : ‘ . > : it \ . o . » ; . : : = : : ¢ : V : =5OB : : : e Y.| - i ; : -<WI s ; ; k= :I?"3'‘ G '. 2 ‘; ‘ ‘3) "." :7 s -V. =f/: o - - :‘. -' ¢ g S : ' v 3_: : s ‘ ; ; =i t gv S 2 :\ 3 : S § : ‘ : : ; ; 3 :s : vﬂ s o 3 & -': ’;i‘ ‘L ~‘ —.; 5b i :qﬁ?@r‘l : . See Any Authorized Ligonier Ford Dealer = A Small Deposit and Easy Payments if Desired! L e eey R L s g TR e eR DR e e LN e fl L e R e B e i B e e R D eD e £ o sl T et fo ¢ ot i e VR SPR e R eSO eR S eA e e Lovamand bl el R Rt %’* B se e e e R e o s s e g eet Ggle ee D e B et Dl el B e e ’?‘w%% e B e se e e T e ey e s B 8N B e e

December 1921 ' Car and Tru‘ck Sales | 50,203 - .

Everything‘ Points fothé Greatest Spring Demand for Ford ngTQdUCtS in Compavn‘y\’ S History

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sign Adve R - [ RARIR o e iR Pablished every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as gpcond class matter.

Legion Elects Officers. , At a meeting Thursday night the Ligonier post American Legion elected the following officers: - Commander—Roy Rex ; Vice-Commander—Stanton Vance Adjutant—George Green ke Treasurer—Willis' Leming. The attendance was not as large as expected but those present showed a deep interest in th meeting. o | It is expected that a number of public - entertainments will be' put on by the post in the near fuure in order to give the people a chance to show their interest in the great worthy organization. : :

Shows Some Improvement. ; Dr. Black the attending physician, reports the condition of Carissa Le¢, the young girl who was so frightfully burned New Years day at the home of her foster grandmother Mrs Mary Wade as improving. The child has a fair chance to survive the horrible burns she received when her clothing took gire and burned from her body. Considerable skin grafting will be necessary hefore recovery can be complete. © ; : :

Schlotterback Sells Out. . Louis E. Schlotterback has disposecd of all his interest in .the Syracuse Manufacturing Co. to Elmer P. Miles and will now devote his entire attention to other lines. Mr. Schlotterback was president of thec ompany and Mr. Miles secretary. wMr. Schlotterback is a former resident of Ligonier and a live business man. . e

- . Meeting of Shooters. ' Members of the Ligonier Rifle Club will meet at theh ardware store of Weir & Cowley tomorrow Tuesday evening. President W. S. Milner urges every member to be present. Clair W. Weir is the secretary.

“In the Name of the Law” a pig:ture of mother love and father love. that will make your heart swell with love for the home folks at Crystal Wednesday and Thursday. o '

Lyman J. Piggott who for a number of years conducted a general store:in Wawaka has moved back to that town from Butler.

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. Many Hear Kian Orator. | _One thousand people crowded into, a hall at Columbia City the other night to hear an addres by a Ku Klux Klan orator, The speaker wa's'a minister from the southern part of the state. Ten black robed and hood: ed sentinels stood in the aisles and kept guard their identity not being disclosed. They are believed to be non-residents - -of Whitley county although their is no evidence 'to substantiate it:~ 5 A local order is being established in Whitley county as in all counties in thé state. o '

‘Bad Injury to Arm. i . While . employed in the Highway Iron Products company Carl Shireman the other day met with a bad accident when a particle of steel struck him in the left arm below the elbow, severing an -artery and-the nerves. While not dangerous unless infection should set in the cut is very painful The splinter of steel is still imbedded in the flesh and may not be extracted unless it causes further trouble. Mr: Shireman will be urnable to bowl in the Hipco team for the present,

© Sells Klan Paper. ‘ “The Firey Cross” official publication of the Ku Klux Kan was sold on thes treets of Ligonier Friday by a young man from Goshen. It is claimeed that there are 275,000 Klansmen in the state of Indiana at the present time with the number rapidly growing.. :

. Murder and Suicide, : Mrs. Hazel Parker colored was shot and instantly killed by her husband Joseph Parker 26 who then ended his own life by shooting himself. The tragedy followed a family quarrel that had been in progress for several weeks in their Fort: Wayne home. | Married in Chicago.’ Miss Mildred Reed a popular school teacher of Albion and .Bernard G. Guild of Medaryville were united' in marriage at Chicago last Thursday. Both are graduates of Purdue and popular young people. ViR e Ship Five Car Loads. 1 Selig Brothers of this city with the assistance of Harry Benner and Charles Inks of Wolf Lake shipped out five cars of stock Saturday for the{ Buffalo market. - s '

Breaks An Arm. : Thomas Roach a well known resident of Benton township Elkhart counfell on the ice the other day fractured an arm and suffered other bruises.

Millersburg high school studdnts will present “Much Ado About Betty” at the Cromwell opera house tomorrow night. e :

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s Is Father of 8. L. Fryer. Isaac Fryer of Kendallyille who the other day celebrated the 90th anniversary of his birth, is the father of S. L. Fryer of Ligonier. The aged gentleman has resided in Kendallville 65 years. :

Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison . and son George- Robert spent Saturday visiting relatives.in Goshen. =~ o 'NOTICE TO TDEFENDANTS - State of Indiana, Noble County SS: Farmers and Merchants Trust . Company, Ligonier, Indiana, a corporation. : Ve o Charlie H: Reed and others - .In the :Noble Circuit Court, . " January Term, 1923. o - Suit on note ‘and to fore- | -+ close mortgage. T

To Charlie H. Reed and Zora Reed: You are each and both hereby notified that on the 2nd day of January 1923, sald :above named Plaintiff filed in ‘the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, its complaint against you and each of you praying ;| for judgment against you upon a certain note in said complaint described and for foreclosure of a certain mortgage described in said complaint and for an order for the sale of real estate to raigse funds for the payment of said mortgage indebtedness and that said plaintiff also on said day filed in said court an affidavit that you and each of _you are non-residents of. the'State of Indiana, and said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint designated the sth day of March 1922, as the day for the hearing of said complaint. ; ,

Now therefore, you are each and severally hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint and cause of ‘action and that unless you appear in said Court -on said sth day of March 1923 the same being the Ist judicial day of the regular March 1923 Term of said Noble Circuit Court of Indiana to be begun and holden at'the Court House in the town of Albion in Noble county in the State of Indiana on said sth day of March 1923 and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in your absence. -

In witness whereof I hereunto subscribe my name and affix the seal of said Court at Albion, Indiana this 2nd day of January 1923. = i Isaac Deter, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. L Bothwell &Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana Attorneys for Plaintiff - 46a3w Read the ads in the Banner today. For rent farm of 292 acres near Ligonier. Everything furnished. Inquire of W. A. Cochran. - . 46btf

re aréno reserve stock to draw from-- . Commercial users, business houses and Afarmér‘_‘é, anticipating their future requirements, are placing orders and taking del_iver’y" of Ford Cars, Trucks Fordson: Tractors to insure against dela‘y_, Everythmg points to the biggest shortage of Ford Products this. Spoingthat has ever existed~ < ° - 00 ‘The only way you can be sure of ok;taining delivery of a Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor is to list your orderimmediately—- -

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~ Howard Love of Kimmell had business which brought him. to Li%fqnie;‘ Saturday. ‘ e

A herp in blue safe guarding you that'’s “In the Nanie of the Law”: at Crystal this week. '[t Ll o

H. F. Hutchison is home from a sojourn in ‘Chicago and will remain here another week before returning. .. .

Trustée -Berberich of ' Cromwell while in the city Saturday reported that the schools’ of Sparta township are all in a prosperous condition and conducted ;ﬁ:ia fine corps of teachers.

Recanbon o Car and Truck Sales 105,799

Mrs. S. J. Straus of Chicago paid her Ligonier friends a visit Satur(‘ay‘,' Bl : ! ‘,"—v ; £ w 3

_ Mrs.-Edwin Wehrley of Millersburg was in thec ity Saturday on-a shopping expedition and calling on friends.

“In the Name of the Law” at last a film that gives the cops a square deal Don’t miss seeing it at Crystal Wednesday and Thursday. | b

" Rev. G. H. Bachelor went this moraing on a business trip to Kalamsoo. He will return for the usual sermon on Sunday the 28th. P %