Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 January 1923 — Page 3

-~ PUBLIC SALE - . Haiving sold my farm I will offer ‘at public auction at my residence two and one-half miles S. E: of Kimmell and two and one-half miles northwest of Wolf Lake on. Tuesday Feb. 6th. ‘ On account of the shortness of the “days and ‘Bo much to sell we feel that we will have to start the sale at 11 o’clock prompt. Lt . 5 Head of Horses—Pair of black mares, -the Hickman team 6 and 7 years old weight" 3200; black gelding 8 years old weight 1600; black mare 6 years old weight 1500; brown gelding 7 yedrs old weight 1100.:

' 8 Head of Cattle—Red Shorthorn cow 4 years old giving milk, White Shorthorn cow 5 years old giving milk, registered Holstein cow 10 yrs old weight 1100. -

6 Full Blooded Sorthorn Heifers, bred as follows: Roan Mary 1054182 Calved Feb. 11th 1921 sire Donside Prince : 984289, dam Rofn Lady 46th 927850. Lovely Roan 2nd 1057148, Calved Jan. 4, 1921 sire Rosewood Bar on 601889, dam Lovely Roan 90331. Ballechin Lady 1023970 calved Dec. 19 1920 sire Sylvan Power 487373, dam Ballechin Daisy 7th 985334. Matchless Queen 1024114, calved March 30, 1921 sire Royal Sultan 862975, dam Matchless. Clara 927840. . Snowflake calved May 25 1920, sire Royal Sultan 862975, dam Snowball 804667. . 68 Head of Hogs—lo big Type sows, bred to farrow from 10 of March to 25; one Big:- Type Boar grandson of Grand Buster; 57 shoats. weight 75 to 100 lbs. o

‘Six Dozen Chickens mostly Rhode Island ‘Reds. - Salis - Farm Implements—3 sets ‘double harness, set single harness, 2 wagons 3% in. Studebaker wagon with triple box, 4 in. Handy wagon, spring wagon Moyer buggy, 7 ft. Deering binder, Johnson corn binder, hay loader, side delivery hay rake, tedder, 6-ft. Deering mower, No. 11 Oliver riding plow 405 Oliver walking, plow, 2 spring tdoth harrows, spike tooth harrow, tandem dise, cultipacker, 2 Oliver riding corn plows, 1 'horse cultivator, Superior drill, one horse Superior drill, John Decre corn planter with attachment for dropipng soy beans, Thomas clover seed drill, single shovel plow, double shovel plow, International feed grinder 8-in. burr, corn sheller, pair bob sleds, good as new, dump boards‘g 6 hay slings, 2 double harpoon forks, 3 hay knives, sack Hauler, feed cooker, 2 hog racks, one just new, log bunks,’ 4 log chains, 2 barn brooms. T rane

Miscellaneous: Set butchering tools consisting of 2 Kkettles, sausage grinder, lard press 2 hook, 3 hangers, copper kettle, some cider barrels, 3 or 4 open barrels, shovels, forks spades, crow bar, cant hook, grubbing hoe, stone boat, slip crapper, piece 2 in. pipe 18-ft. long; DeLaval separator No 12, jars, tank heater, 700 of 1% inch plank 500 feet 2x4 and Ix 6 10 to 14

1,202,517 Ford Cars and Trucks were delivered to retail purchasers in the United States along during 1922--Actual delivery for last month greatly exceeded: any “pre\}ious December in thé"histOly of the Ford Motor Comany-- L It w‘asd tße ninth 'cofng,ecutivc monthinwhich more than 100,000 Ford Cars and Trucks were retailed--keeping the Ford Plants working al capacity to meet dealers’ requirements- o In many parts of the country dealers are already finding it necessary to specify later delivery dates on certain types because the-

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feet 3 wagon tongues, set hay ~rack sills, grind stone 5 galvanized chicken coops, 6 wooden coops, 1% h p International‘ gas .engine and pump jack. Terms—All summs of $5 and under cash all sums over $5.00 a credit of 9 months will be given with 6 per cent intecest from date; 2 per cent off for cash. : ' ; . Jack ‘Buckles. ! Col. Al Goss, Auct. » gt H. S. Earnhart & Melvin Blain clerks. Lunch served by the M. E. Aid Society of Kimmell. ° Yo

- “ PUBLIC SALE. : The undersigned will offer at public sale at his residence .2 miles south and one mile edst eof Ligonier, 2 miles morth of Kimmell, one mile east of Cromwell on the Lincoln Highway on the Karl D. Knapp farm sale commencing at 12 o’clock sharp on Monday, Feb. sth. P e

* Four mules and horses—2 ~mules 11-and 12 ’yegx»ﬁ(a old weight 2500, workable sound, grey mare 13 years old weight 1500, sorrel colt 10 months old, a good one. Five .Cows—Jersey cow coming 10 years old fresh in April, Jersey cow }com’ing 8 years old was fresh. in ‘December, Jerséy cow coming 6 years old just turned dry, Durham heifer 3 years old fresh by date .of sale or sooner, Durham and Jersey heifer 2 ‘years old will be fresh in April.: 15 Hogs—Big Type Poland China 'b‘oar 3 years old, Big Type Poland China Sow will farrow in April, Chester White sow with seven pigs, 11 feeders weighing from 125 to 165. 6 fall pigs. . : Poultry—7s chickens, 3 geese, ¢ ducks. . o o Corn—2oo bushels in' crib, 3 tons clover hay in mow, 125 shocks shredded fodder in the barn. ; _ Farm Implements—2 sets of good harness, extra set of bridles, Inter national hay loader, good as new, New Idea manure spréader, one-horse grain drill good as new, two-horse grain drill,, Deering mower, ' corn planter, rid?ng plow, walking plow, good ones,- heavy wagon, tripple wagon box, 3 sets -of . extra side boards, flat bottom rack, set good dump boards, clover seed buncher, hay rake, hay tedder, 405 walking plow, sulky plow, pair bob sleds,l Delaval cream separator, good as new National cream seperator needs repirs, hog house 10x14 and other articles’ not mentioned. . |

Terms of sale—9 months time will be given with 5 per cent interest from date of sale, with good freehold security, 3 per cent off for cash. : P . 18l Pollock. .R. Kurtz, auctioneer. . 11. E. Hoak, clerk. 3 : 48a3t f PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will offer at public auction on the Abe Gibson farm 1 mile south and 3 miles east of Topeka

December 1921 Car and Truck Sales

Everything Points to the Greatest Spring Demand for Ford Products in Company’s History

?’.sa'iqcommenctng at 11 o’clock on Friday Feb. 2nd. | , ; ' The Following Property to-wit: 5 Head of Horses—Bay gelding 8 Jears old weight 1600; black gelindg 4 years old; weight 1000; gray gelding 10 years old weight 1400; bay gelding 3 years old weight 1300; bay ‘mare 10 years old weight 1100. i I 12 Head of I;logas——z registered Duroc sows due to farrow March 18; 10 ‘head of shoats weight 125 Ibs. ' Farming Implements—2 wagons, 2 ‘hay’ racks, Ohio hay loader, Deering ‘mower 6-ft cut, John Deere corn planter, Avery disc, 2 corn cultivators, shovel plow, Gale riding plow, Bryan jwalking plow, Oliver walking plow; ‘spring tooth harrow, 3 section steel harrow, corn sled, road cart, new buzz saw, and feed grinder, and a four cylinder motor mounted, 2 sets work ‘harness, single harness, 110 ft. 134 rope, harpoon, 6 pullies, 3 pitch forks, 2 corn forks, scoop shovel, 3 log chains, slop wheeler:

Corn in the crib. , s Household Goods—Davenport, 2 beds, kitchen cabinet, Oak table, dishes, * Terms of sale—All sums under $5 cash; all sums over that amount a credit of 9 months will be given without interest; if not paid ‘when due interest = at 8 per cent will be charged from date of sale; 5 per cent off for cash. ‘ W. A. Shondel. E. R. Kurtz, Auct. . ‘ Earl Seagly Clerk. |

PUBLIC SALE. - The undersigned will sell at -public auction on the O. 8. Randolph farm, one-half mile north and one-half mile west of Wawaka the following descrihed property on Thursday, February Ist sale commencing at one o’clock. ; e Nine head of horses—black mare 7 years old, brown gelding 7 years old, ‘bay gelding 6 years old, black gelding 5 years old, grey mare 7 years old, - black gelding coming 3 years old, bay gelding colt coming 3 years old, grey mare colt coming 3 years old, sorrel mare coming 3 years old. ‘3O head of hogs—3-tried sows, due to farrow March 15th; 2 full blooded Big Type gilts due to farrow' March 30th, three year old boar son of Clansman, 24 head of fall shoats. Miscellaneous—Wagon, hog rack. hay loader, 2 mowers, 2 sets of double harness. | Terms:—A credit of 10 months will be given on all sums over $5.00 drawing 6 per cent interest from date. Sums under $5.00 cash in hand. Nothing to removed until settled for. . : Randolph & Lower E. R. Kurtz, Auct. . C. W. Schwab, clerk. P i o AR

For sale Reed baby. carriage. Call phone 333 Ligonier . : 47atf

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Nelson Vance Sale. =+ »~ Nelson Vance had a successful sale on the Joe Drain farm with E. R. Kurtz in charge. . : s Prices were sky high in some instances and just fair in others. Cows brought $BO and over., Brood sows $2O, and pigs $6. A wagon brought $95. Mr. Vance and family will soon move to Ligonier where he will buy property. gy e

- Mistake in Figures. b " In speaking of the purchase' price of Freed park in Thursday’s issue 0f the Banner it was given as $1,850 when it should have read $2,850 Three notes of $B5O each were spoken of which in itself corrected the error, but in order to make it plain the real amount is given herewith. : Takes Studebaker Agency. The Blazedr Trait Garage of this city has taken over the agency and service for Studebaker cars. The ‘Studebaker is a popular machine in Ligonier and the Blazed Trail Agency is bound to make a big showing. There are many Studebakers now in vse in Noble ccunty and there will be many more. . ; <

Case Goes Over. s -Charles Holsinger of Kendallville who was to have been tried on a charge of perjury in the Noble circuit court<Thursday will have a lapse until the March term the case going over. iy foop “An adjourned term of court is to be held to clean up some delayed matters. ' : '

-'. -~ Cost of Living Higher. The cost of living in the United States was 1.9 per cent higher in December than in September according to completed records made public by the labor department compiled from 32 representative cities. 'While living costs were 2.8 per cent lower than a year ago they are still 69.6 per cent higher than in 1913.

Enjoy Hotel Dinner. - Miss Opal Landon of Wawaka was given a birthday party Monday evening. The dinner was served at Hotel Ligonier, Manager - Boyts catering. After dinner a show was taken in as part of the delightful evening entertainment. g : Three P. M’s Named. ; Mrs. Guy Dausman has been named postmaster of Goshen while Ralph Gaylor receives the plum at Mishawaka and Orville Kilmer is named for Warsaw. Mr. Kilmer is a cousin -of Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison of Ligonier. ‘Bd Compton recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of his birth and the occasion was celebratod by a gatherihg of friends and a big dinner.

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~Event of the Season. According to the Wawaka Correspondent the event of the season was the Mother and Daughter banquet held there last Wednesday “evening. Ninety guests were present the big meal being cooked and served by sixteen prominent:men, not a woman lifting a hand 'to 2assist. Virginia Jourdan acted as toastmistress. Recitations were given by Mrs. Harry Friek and Miss ‘Helen "Ball. Two piano duets were &lso given. Mrs. Julian of -South Bend was the speaker of the evening. Mesdames WV& Butz and Dora’ Rose answered toas for “Mother” and the Misses Hall and King aptly responded for “Daughter.”

To Reside in Mishawaka. Harold Wayne Bitner of Mishawaka, and Lois Clara Reeve of Ligonier highly respected young people, were united in marriage Saturday January 20, 1923 at the United Brethren parsonage in Albion, Rev. H. W. Franklin officiating. - They were attended by ‘the parents of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reeve of Cromwell. The newlyweds will reside in Mishawaka. =

Delinguent Tax Sale Small. The delinquent tax list for Noble county in 1922 aggregates $716.09. The sale of property on which taxes are delinquent. will be conducted at Albion February .13. Included in the list is the Noble Tire & Rubber Company of Kendallville which went into the hands of a receiver . The delinquency the largest in the county is $620.05. Fifty properties are listed for sale.

Thirty-Two Does Present. Thirty-two physicians including Dr. Black of Ligonier were present at the . Four-County Medical Society meetings in Kendallyille last Thursday evening. The next meeting will be held at the same place the evening of February SBth. - ' :

Dies of Wounds. - A fatal -shooting' followed a crap game in Fort Wayne in which William Brown, colored was woundéd by Louis Dupee also colored. Dupee wili have to answer a charge ¢f murder in iail without bail. S Recovering - ¥From Injuries. Oren Eshelman LaGrange is recovlering from injuries he received Wednesday night when a truck' he was driving was truck by a G. R. & I passenger - train at' the Michigan street railroad crosing in that town. For Sale—Ford truck with cab and platform, good as new, one 10-foot fioor counter ease. two 8 foot floor counter cases all with plate glass tops. The Star CGrocery, Ligonier, Phone 49. . . : 49atf

re are no reserve stock to draw from-- o s Commercial users, bus'ines;s' houseé‘_ and farmers, anhcnpalmg their future requirements, are placing orders and taking delivery of Ford Cars, Trucks Fordson Tractors to insure against delay. Everything points to the biggest shprtaég' of F ord_ | Products this Spring that has ever existed-- e The only way you can be sure of obtaining delivery of aFord Car, Truck or FordsonTractor is to list your orderimmediately—-

h% FARM LOANS

' We are;‘_v nowmaklggs yééf? loans, ‘sectired 'by first frm . mortgages, which do not exceed 40 per cent. of the land value . . including improvements, at the rate of 5 per cent. : - Targer iamounis;loahe& dthlghcr rates. Gy : . Call at our Lfgon:i"er office or 'w"ritA_eAto ‘our Chicago office for information cn.attractive terms and conditions. ' | - : 10 So. LaSalle St., Chicago Hlinois Ligonier, Indiana ~ Fort Wayne, Indiana

DAY-OLD CHICKS | gßre"d o - x - “ Hatched HelLay ‘. ,‘; ol toLlive | ' ELEVEN BREEDS We can supply you promptly. Write for our free circular and prices. First Ll : . " hatch abyut. Feb 15& i(B ' TRI-STATE HATCHERIES Phone 26 - . ~ ARCHBOLD, OHIO

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De ce mber 1922 Car and Truck Sales - 105,799