Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 1B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 March 1923 — Page 3

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- Daily to consider and solve the printing problemsforour customers, and each one we solve gives us just 8o much more experience to apply to the next one. This is what keeps us busy——this is why we are _best equipped to do your printing in the way it should be done, Suppose /you ask us t& submit specimens and quote -price, ‘We Make a Specialiy of Printing FARM STATIONERY

~ Women Make Tax Returns. Thousands of women are required to file an income tax return and pay a tax on their net income for the year 122. No official estimate can be givea of the number of such women, but statistics of income for the year 1922 No official estimate can be given of the number of "such women but statistics of income for the y&ar 1920, recently issued, show that approximate; ly 503,000 women filed. returns for that year, claiming the $l,OOO exemption allowed;a single person. The amount of net income .reported by these women was $1,264,955,727. In addition there were filed 132,181 returns by women claiming’'an exemption of $2,000 as the head of a family. “a person: who supports ‘and maintains in one household one or more individuals closely related to him (or her) by blood, marriage or adoption” Net income reported by these women for the year 1920 amounted to $3BB, 364,530. Under the revenue act now in force the personal exemption al lowed 'the head of a family is $2,500 if the net income for 1922 was $5,000 or -less, and $52,000 if the net income exceeded $5,000. ~ i

Capital Attormey Modest.

Adelaide Fairbanks daughter of the late Charles W. Fairbanks forfey vice president of the Umited States and United States senator from. Indiana was made defendant in a sui filed in federal court at Indianapolis by Charles T.,6Hanna and Thomas A Dailey lawyers asking $325,000. . |

Miss Fairbanks at the same time filed suit asking that thecontract with the lawyers be annulled on the ground she was incompetent. = - ~ The suit charges that they repre sented Miss Fairbanks in action to break the will of -her father which provided for annuity of $15,000. By a settlement it is said she received $1,452,188.80. . .

To Go South. : President and Mrs. Harding and their party of high officials will stari on tHeir southern vacation trip next Monday. Their first stop will be O mond, Fla., it was announced at the white house. b i

In the presidential party will be Speaker of the House Gillett, Chair man Lasker of the shipping board Attorney General Daugherty, Jess Smith of Ohio, Secretiry George: B Christian and Gen. Sawyer. i Gen. Charles G. Dawes former head of ‘the budget, Secrétary of War and Mrs. Weeks and Senator Frelinhuysen of New Jersey have been invited to join thek presidqntial party on the trip ‘soutﬁ : \

Girl is Captured.

The pretty girl domestic giving her name as Irene Gardner ~who proved to be Irene Bennett of Marion is in jail 'at South Bend to answer a charge of lstealing jewelry and raiment valued at $5,000 from the home in which she ‘was employed there. The girl was captured at Harvey, 111., and most. of her loot was recovered. She made a full confession. -

Have Narrow KEseape.

Dr. J. S. Smith, Warsaw county coroner and his son-in-law Benjamin Mitterling had a narrow escape from death or serious injury Sunday night when their automobile traveling at a rate of about 30 miles an hour struck a snow drift, one mile south of Goshen and turned completely around. Neither were injured. ,

Studio Now Open.

‘F. W. Simons of Cleveland Ohip today took possession of, and opened the . Hieber Studio and is now prepared to take care of all teh work entrusted to him. Mr. Simons has had many years experience as a photographer and will no doubt make a success of his venture. :

Ose Bowen to Remain.

~ Under present arrangements Ose Bowen will remain in charge of the local business of the Indiana & Michigan Electric company. Few changes are contemplated for the present. The friends of Mr. Bowen will be glad to hear this. shdi N

Assessors Start Work.

Today township assessors began the work of listing persorial property for taxation. Assessor G. M. Zimmerman and his deputy J. T. Latta of Perry township are on the job and will prosecute their task with vigor.

Older Boys Here.

The Older Boys conference under the auspices of the Noble county ¥ M C. A. will be held in Ligonier: March 17 and 18. A fine program is being prepared for the occasion and 200 boys are expected to be in a;ttgndanf:e.

- Fafmer is Fined. : Glen C. Smith a LaGrange county farmer arrested on a charge of violating the prohibition law was assesseed a fine of $lOO and a sentence of six months in jail. 'The jail sentence was suspended. g ,

Meeting of Cireles.

Mrs. L. L. Koon and Mrs. F. E. Weir entertained their circles of the ‘M E church at the Weir thome Tues: day afternoon’ Very fihe refresh: ‘ments’ were served. - . Notice of Administration. - Notice is hereby given that the umdersigned has been, by the/ clerk -of ‘the Noble ecircuit court of Indiana, subject to the confirmation by %atd court, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Willard H. Swartz, late of Noble county, Indiana, deceased, and all creditors. and other per: sons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate i ‘supposed fo be folvent. M;g%am,amenfmd& aee o o e &@%ﬁf’i@wﬁﬁ&i}z@%

HERE AND THEKE

George W. Brown is home from Superior Wisconsin where he visited rejatives: T L ‘

Miss . Flossie Hart of Kendallville was a guest of Ligonier friends Tuesday. ; x: i

Curtis Colé and sister Mrs. Silburn have moved into the city from their farm. i of :

The Ligonier Band has been engaged to furnish music for the Ken dallville fair next fall.. o

_Abe Weimer who has,k spent most of the winter with a daughter .in California is on his way home. :

Mr. and Mrs. L, L. Koon are in Fort Wayne today attending the funeral of an aunt Mrs. Hattie Kimmell.

- Attorney Bodenhafer of Kendall ville had legal business which breught him to Ligonier Tuesday.

Owing to the failure of many administration measures in the legislature an extra session is being considered. | o S

Mrs. Amos Jeffries' who has been ill: at her home for the last three weeks shows a slight gain but is not able‘to get about. o g

'Orbie Lehner of Kendallville is in the county jail at Albion awaiting admittanee to the state epileptic institution at New Castle. s

Jay Maxwell traveling salesman for a- Chicago wholesale furniture firm, has been spending a few days at home with his mother and aunt. : :

Mrs. Mary Shelt has gone to Hope hospital Fort Wayne to take a course of treatment for rheumatism. She has been a long sufferer.

Wright Black of Elkhart township after the sale will quit farming and probably locate in town. As a farmer he has been unusually successful. . iy .

A Chicago judge has given plain drunks brought before him the alternative of going to church or the work house. Most of them prefer the former punishment, L * Divorced After 46 Years, After being married for nearly 4% years, Mr. and M‘rs,, Alvin Gay were divorced at Valporaiso. . =

. .W. H. WIGTON : §Att9rney-at-iaw ' Office in Zimmerman Block. - 7 LIGONTIER, IND - SR ST NN (. bae ; \ probuUCT/ ; = . ¢ i ! l it It can’t leak . because it’s made in one | piece — that’s | | why we guar- | antee satisfac- | tion or your | money back. | Complete line of o ' - Kantleekßubber : /4 1 goods. ; Prices ‘M N\ from4octo§47s & - C. S. Griffith . The REXALL Store

e | This is a life sav_ing station where all makes of batteries are tested and repaired by | ~ expert electri- ; CianSQ 7 . Auto el_ecftric'al i _troubles diagnosed. Test Qlile . BATTERY SERVICE _ ROBINSON ELECTRIC = 5 SERIVE .

Open on March 1, the Hieber studid. e . Blb4t 'Jackson' will paint ‘your automobile and make it look like new. 52atf 2 4 -—l-—-——.—.—\_ - ; For Sale—Sanitary Lunch Cloths. Will glady call and show samples Mrs. Audley Green. Phone 361/ 51b3t 'When summer comes do mnot let your old car shame you. Have it repainted by Wallace Jacksén, Ligonie: : ol : : . boatr

' Wantéd—To buy a carpet and” rug weaving loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffriés' of the Banner Office. 43btf

For sale, buggy, light spring wagon and set of single harness. All go at a bargain. George Keitzer, Ligonier. e L ‘ 52b2t.

'OPENING MARCH Ist, the Hieber Studio. An expert workman from Cleveland, Ohio, in charge, he will have charge for Mr, Hieber. 51bdt

For sale, six room brick home ani good lot with young fruit and shade trees and out building large enough for garage. Peter Regula, 318 Miller street, Ligonier. ; 52b8t

- For Sale—One-horse Studebaker wagon, 3-inch tires, a bargain for some one, also a flat bottom hay rack. J. E. Culver, phone 186, Ligonier, : b2btf

- Notice of Administration. : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, subject to the confirmation by said court, duly appointed’ administrator of the estate of Adam Gantzy late of Noble county, in the State of Indiana, deceased, and all creditors and other persons interested in said estate will be governed acordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. ; i ‘Farmers & Merchants Trust ComBany, of Ligonier, Indi#na, Administrator. ! - Syl Bothwell & Vanderford, Attorneys for estate. - BablW

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- A Monkey Wrench is not so named because’it is a handy thing to monkey with er for any kindred reason, but I will try and throw a monkey ‘wrench in the mistaken \ idea of buying your groceries at these so-called CASH AND LABOR PRODUCING STORES where you go and carry a peck of potatoes or a sack of flour and pay yeur good old cash for it and then you do the work of our delivery; . some dope Mr. Man. Well, I am not tooting any brass horn about selling for less and you do the work; but I ‘can show you that you do not pay for any accommodation you receive at our stere. even if you do pay more for a cake of soap some times, need that rob you ef the privilege of your telephoner which you pay for to get accommodations. - - ° AT ask is prompt settlgments of accounts; that I can turn my meoney eover and - make a profit on the turn over of the money, I will take care of the rest. oG : ' ‘HERE ARE THE PRICES THAT INTEREST YOU. / S

6 boxes Crusadey Blue Tipped Mitches 25c 0 bars P & G Bedp . v puiiiaoi. 416 10 bars Flake White Soap ......ccccenneen, 47€ 10 bars Luna SOBD ....cih.ociiioifien 39€ 8 hoxes LUX & i ail 8 boxes Argo Starch ... 20 2 boxes of Post Toasties ...........ceecvenenineiis 18€ 1 Large Post Toasties ...l 3 cans Royal Baking Powder ..................25¢C 1 Ib. Calumet Baking Powder ..................28¢ 3 boxes Ivory Soap Flakes ..........cieerensne..2s€

- 'RELEASED TOQO -SOON. / ~“That bacon you sent yesterday was _bad.” “Impossible, Madam; Why, it was only cured last week.” = & “Well, then, it had a relapse.” e ‘ Not so with the Miller & Hart bacon sold by us, this is a good mild smoked bacon just _se?isoned right, try a pound with. your next order. P St

* DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT - We invite. to help yourselves to the new fashion sheets -and helps for your .spring sewing, Standard Fashion patterns for sale, leaflets counter books are for your use. - Call for them. s i , . The new printed Canton Crepes for shirt waists and fancy blouses are the vogue for this spring selling, 40 and 42 inches wide $3.00 the yard. = e % 40 inch Ratine in plaid, checks and stripes 75c and 90c the yard. . 1 . Am early seleetion of this line gives you the start for the early season. - Pajama Checks the present demand for ‘this line of goods is growing 36 inches wide oply 3be theyard, .~ . re 0 Lo ‘ - . 29¢ THE YARD 29¢ " « - Just received a case of 32 inch Ginghams. "This line of new styles in cg?cks, plaids and _combination of colors is now ready for sale atonly 29c theyapd, ' (4 00 .SHADOW-'CHECK%DﬁAEISTE For Baby Dresses, Underwear, Waists .and Dresses for the-early sewing 25c, 36c, .~ CREPES OF ALLKINDS = - Look this line over and ipek out the styles' yggdneedfor spring 25c, 30c, 35c, 40¢ the

oy T ARG R AR DT TR o S R RLT S . DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY we are doing a largersbusiness. Can we add you i our long list of customers. Highest prices paid for Eggﬂj Butter and Lard. ‘ i n TN Neyb W TN @i '8 12 F : el < = AL R R R s e e T T Y I e S e _ : o m@*mw%wg;ﬂeu*% L*' pued) Do oo i LIGONIER, INDIAN s s g T

Goodness How They Like It L jTod_','ay»_mo:e peoplewilleat L Superior or Holsum Bread Day by day thedemand farSupenm"s Bread becomes greater. If'you have trieda load you know thereason_.» e o e ' oS ~ Itsin the BAKING'and in the MAKING Sbld in fLigoﬁi_er at Mﬂl’er’éﬁroééty,v Sack’s Bakery M o Wolf's Grocery, 3 ~ - Inßenton ;at»'ACund¢Man’s Grocery. ~* Ifyou want the best, ask for © . 7 Superior or Holsum Bread

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HOSIERY DEPRATMENT - Boys’ School Hose, heavy eight only 25 and 30¢ the pair. » . Girlg’ Hose fine ribbed just like Lisle only 2hcamd 30c . - e Rd ~ Ladies’ ribbed hose the kind for every day only 15¢c. j. _, /. WINDOW SHADES. - . Just added a new hﬁ:fwmdo' shades. 6 foot, 36 inches wide §%¢.. =~ : 7 foot, 36 inches wide 69¢. _ - 6 foot oil color, fast color T3¢ ‘ . 'WORK AND SERVING A PRONS. " The art of making a nice apron for amy occasg:in Av:}ill;be_ found in the fine Madras, Percale and Ginghams. . store, the people’s store, | . S e S S ’Z@ Mnm% mbers of Silk Hose. Our - No. 6720 wide elastic hemmed top with & % wiiki %M ot tp. get his mamk

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Rub No More Washing Powder ..........4%c Gold: Dust.the DOX. ..o T 214.-Ih. box Sal Sbda i PR 6 rolls Toilet Paper for ... eee—29C 21% 1b ‘None Caking Salt ......ccoorvvrere BC 4 1b sack None Caking Salt .......coov 9€ English Walnuts, ‘Calif. soft shell Ib. _.3%c - Our line of'Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Salmon, ‘and Fruits are of the highest quality, as well -as the lowest price. Try some of :it, A L :

-+ BEHIND THE COUNTER A _“Do you love me?” said the paper bag %o the sugar. Bl R ; «I'm just wrapped up in you”, replied the SOUERIC. 0 Lt on G ““You sweet thing” mummured the bag. A bag of good sweet cane sugar bought at the present price will save you money, price will be ddghbin: 0 oo b b B