Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 52A, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 February 1923 — Page 2

20 Year Loans 5% Plenty of: }mqney available for loans secured by first farm mortgages which do not exceed 40 per cent of the land value at 5%%. Partial payment or 20-year amprtization. : 5-Yearl.oans 5% | -~;;,_l\_linimum Qf_—_g_ieimz?anctﬁmaximum.r o'if,.v'satisfactory service in making short time farm loans at 5%. No charge for exam{ ing-abstract. . Call at our "Ligonier office or write our Fort Waynedﬂic';é for full defails, . [ ' b mmsg@ b . S :'Home Office-~Fort Wayne, Indiana - - Ligonier, Ind. -~ Detroit, Mich. Chicagn, lIL.

CHARLES V'INKS AND SO‘N' Dealer in : {. Monuments, Vaults, Te;nb-tones, : Building Stope Bothwell & Vanderford b dawvens ' b d Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana mmm . 4 } 2 1 : ! Mrs. Ei.lzuem Lamo Electrical Faelal and Scalp Massage ' Manieuring, Shampooing Hair Tinting and Hair Dressing Marinello Tollet Preparations Halr Goods Accuratey and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses - : replaced. £ Mrs.L.P. Wineburg

Harry L. Benner : Auctioneer “Open for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana - Both Noble and Whitley - County Phones i

The HUDSON Co. ' ’ 2l Goshen, Indiana ’ e G:oe | ' o Buy Your Wash Goods Now You can make better selections now that later v - in the season o -~ Of The Newest Fabrics NEW TISSUES, Both 32 and 36 inch Fabrics ina large variety of patterns and colors. .39 to 75¢ LINENS. All the new shades in “shrunk hsavy linen and handkercheif linens; , 2 oo 81 and 81 25 NEW GINGHAMS Hundreds of pieces from which you can make your selection ' 0 T ~ 23cto 50c RATINE Everyone will want ratine this summer Buy now ‘while it is easy to get - A : e 50c to $1 DEVONSHIRE and ROMPER' cloth For ysur childrens -'élothes QQIOrs are fast ‘ o 30c to 39¢ NU CREPE All colors A new 36 inch IC:tepe tabric for spring and summer-tub frocks. L@ 500 ymd gl ; . . ‘ 3; - : ¢'v “ : : : 4 : — ’ LACE VOILES All colors a very pretty nrw tub fabric for _summer dresses 36 incheswide ~~ ~ © 75¢ VOILES 40inch matortals in igretty’ new patterns and a nice 'DOTTED TISSUES In pretty color combinations 36 inches B heddon - 0 e 6 SmNﬁmnmawmfm

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Geii 0. Dr. Maurice Blue - VETERINARIAN ~ Office: Justamere Farm. . Phone: Ligonier 757 SCALP TREATMENT Shampoeing and Manicuring .~ Emma C. Taylor Dr. Gants Residence, One Door Soutk o of Presbyterian Church. __, Ligonier, Indisma = - E. R Rurtz | . - Auctioneer Znone No. 65, Ligonier.: : W. H. WIGTON | : : Attorney-at-iaw - Office in Zimmerman Block . LIGONIER., . IND : : ' Christian Chureh Servives. ~ Sunday school at 10:00 ° \, Morning worship at 11:09 ‘Evening worship at 7:00 . The publici is cordially invited to these services . | » 46atf Try the ice cream at-the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen. " iz

The lLigomer Banner : ;| EsTABLISHED taes. ; Published by ht "he Banner Publishing Company w. C.{‘B’. HARRISON Editor. i Fareign Advertising Reprosen ; [ o fiins Remrmintnn,, ] Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter. i

Income Tax Faets.

_ln the making of his income taxes return for they ear 1922, a taxpayer, if single js ailowed an’°exemption of $l.OOO. married person or head of a family; whose net income for the year 1922 was $5,000 or less is allowed an exemption of $2,500. The exemption allowed a married person or head of a family whose net income was in excess of $5,000.is $2,000. A head of a family is a peg‘soil W'ho‘act;ually_ supports one or more persons living in his or her household who are closely related to him or her by blood, mar: riage or’ adoption. L An additional credit of $4OO is allowed for each person (other than husband or wife) dependent upon the taxpayer for chief sSupport if such person is under 18 years of age ‘or in‘capable of self support because men%tally of physically defective. A single man whose net income for 1922 was was $2,000 and who supports in his home an aged mother would have no tax to pay, but would nevertheles be required to file a returm. The fact that a person’s income ‘may be non taxable by reason of the exemptions does not nyllify the requirement to file a return if his income was within the prescribed figures—sl,ooo if single and $2,000 if married. e The normal tax is 4 per cent on the first $4,000 of net income in excess of the exemptipns, and 8 per ¢ent on the lremaining ﬂet income. The tax may be paid in full 4t the time of filing the return, or in four installments due on or before March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15, @

Salary Cut From $3:000 to $l,OOO

The house Friday morning adoptel a majority committee report for pas sage of a bhill which would reduce the salary' of Mrs. Carina C. Warrington of Fort Wayne state probation officer from $3,000 to $l,OOO and would cur: tail the gctiviities of the probation department. This is regarded by tle state house of representatives as the first advanced step in saving money for the tax payers. = ° N :

Jt Shall Not Pass.

1t shall not pass. Such is the declaration of the ehemies fighting Gov. McCray’s county unit %school bill. It required the vote of the Lieutenant Governor to advance the measure ta second reading in the senate, but it will Hardly ma:ke further progress. The measure has aroused -much discussion throughout the state ‘and: is opposed by the township trustees almost to the limit. . :

Escapes With Fine.

Robert Kendell. off Fort Wayne is only 20 years! old yet he took a fly ai high finance: while ’trying’ to ‘make a million dollars out of a patent piston ring by floating a number of checks without money in the bank to redeem them. hTe result was a fine of $25-and costs by a Fort Wayne court and a sugpended sentence. The bad checks amounted to but $14.90.

Miss Big Money.

. Only a few hours before the wail safe.in- the eLo Miller garage at New Haven was lotted by burglars who cbtaimed §lO4 in cash and. $lO9 in checks, nearly $2,000 had been taken from the safe and deposited in a bank according to an anmouncement made by the proprietor of the establishment.

Ba(_l For Blue Jones;

_ Blue Jones colored is in jail at Fort Wayne to answer a charge of stickf?g up 8. D. Molter on the street thete Friday night and relieving his victim of $7. Jomes had a companion who escaped. o - %

Northern Indiana Deaths.

Scott Clayton 60 died at his home near Silver Lake Friday. Albert A. Bush 64, died at Long Clift sanitarium Thursday ‘'Where he had been a -‘pa;i ‘'tient for several years. His home was in: Columbia City. .

< Another Firey Cross, = . Residents of Syracuse were electrified the other evening by: the spec: tacle of a firey: cross out on the ice in the lake section of the cammunity. It .could be seen in all its -brillancy for more than a mile. . N B

Aged Man Passes.

.. Christian Froh aged 90the. . oldest resident of Sturgis was buried ‘Friday Froh had lived in Sturgis = over 50 years he followed the carpenter trade i e Alfred A. Northouse writes from Angola to have the Banner mailed to him theke, e Mr. and Mrs, Charles Shearer two sons and Robert Barnhart visited relatives in Byracuse last week. - Pis EOr s R ety i L R R T Mrs. Elizabeth A:Stuard died at her home near Vawter Park, Wawasec: The funeral was held Saturday. | _ Many Ligonier residonts are bothered over the hard coal famgine. Those| Whose furnaces will not consume ‘any| guher Kind o fus ars nacdhe i by| ﬁsﬁw@;% ed for his %%@%’%@vﬁ 1 Bt. Joe, Mich; They will regide n|

LICGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

The undersigned will sell at public duction on. the Mike Hire farm one ‘mile north and 3 mi}ea(we‘st.'o: Ligo@ier or 3 miles south ahd 2 miles east of Millersburg on Wednesday, ‘Feb. 21. Commencing at 12 o’clock sharp. - 3 Head of Horses—An extra good team of sorrels 4 and 5 years old weight 3000 lbs., Black mare 8§ years} old weight 1600 Ibs. ! | '3 Head of aCttle—F'ull blood Jersey cow 10 years old calf by side, red brindle cow 6 years old was fresh in Dec., yellow brindle cow 4 years old fresh by day of sale. ok 27 Head of Hogs—s full blood Dnroc sows due to farrow by first of April, 22 shoats weighing from 60 to 80 Ibs, - | 15 Good Ewes due to lamb by last of March and first of April. - Farm Implements—l. C. C. corn planted, fertilizer attachment, John Deere riding corn plow, 14 dise harrow, 25-tooth 3 section lever harrow, 75-tooth spike harrow, 12 disc, fertilizer grain drill, combination Massier Harris side rake and tedder, McCormick binder tongue truck 7 foot cut,

Publiec Sale.

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Oliver Sulk plow, John Deere iron wheel wagon, Studebaker wagon, Birdsell tripple wagon box, flat bottom hay rack, 3-A hog houses, 2 6x6, 1 6x7, self feeder grind stone, pump jack, 4xhorse. eveners, heavy set breeching harnes, set single harjx‘ess, horse collars, churn, 2 cupbodrds, 2 kitchen tables, wringer bench, washer and ‘many other articles. ~ Terms of sale—A credit of 6 months ‘will be given on all sums over sss. llf ‘not paid when due’ interest at 8 per }cent from date of sale.. All sums of $5 and under cash in hand. e Sherley M. Loy. fe H. E. Longecora, Auctioneer. 4 | Public Sale . ‘The undersigned wil lsell at public lauction on their farm, known as the Schlichtenmyer farm % mile south of Brimfield and 4 miles northeas of Albion the following personal property on Friday February 23, « Commencing at 12 o’clock sharp. 5 Head of ‘work Horses : 2 Good milk Cows—Holstein cow 6 years old will be fresh in March, Durham coy 6 years old, will be fresh in

March. - i - Hay and Grain—lo tons of clover and timothy mixed hay, 1000 bushels of corn in crib a,lso some corn in the shock, 300 bushels of oats, 70 bushels of rye. ' Gk e e Farm Implements—MecCormick binder, Ohio hay loader, rude widespread ‘manure spreader, Superior grain drill disc and tandem, Deering mower, Ideal corn planter, Oliver riding plow 2 John Deere cultivators, Turnbull farm wagon, double wagon box, -bob sleds, spring tooth harrow, oats seeder, Oliver walking plow, land roller, hay tedder, 2 hay racks, dump boards, platform scales, 2 stock racks farm wagon No. 2, 3 sets work har-| ‘ness, set buggy harnes, 2 hand cultivators, shovel plow, extension'ladder, 6 white ash wagon tongues, sleigh, Hoosier corn sheller, self hog feeder, 2 hog troughs, .fanning mill, stone boat, pitch forks, work bench, hand tools, post digger, grind stone, wheel barrow, crow bar, seeder, apple ttee trimmer, horse collar, log chain and many other articles not mentioned. Terms of Sale—Sums of $5.00 and under cash in hand. A credit of sev-

en months .will be given on all sums over $5.00 drawing 6 per cent interset from date ,of sale purchaser giving not .with good freehold: security. No . property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. - : Green Brothers and Oldfather Col. John Singleton Auct. : Q. L. Foote Clerk -~ ; - Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. Al kinds of nursey stock sold at thel owest prices with a guarantee for six years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced: Write to or call me at Ligonier. Chauncey WagMORE. e R Sl ek | _Poultry hides and all kinds of junk ° I will pay the highest market price. " Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. e e For Sale—Ford truck with cab and platform, good as new, one 10-foot fioor counter case. two 8 foot floor - counter cases all witk plate glass tops. - The Star Grocery, Ligonier, Paone o, o " 49atf