Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 3A, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 March 1923 — Page 2

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Beauty and Durability ~ are the attiactived features of the new - Automobile . But service and saving are qualities no to be ignored 'Let me demonstrate this won_d‘erful‘(.:ar for you _ Otis Baker, Agent . Ligonier, Ind. ,

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Shoes! Good Shoes! h. 2 gOod‘A'line,otgeod shoes for Men and Young Men ~ Dress end wdrkshbes at reasonable ~ prices. Call and look them over l | - before making a purchase }Goodyear . Welt Shoe Repairing ‘A, Let ﬁs repair that oid pair ef ’sho'es Befofe,, -the spring rains, and avoid callinga doctor ~ B. F. Wilkerson . 'Harness'and Shoe Hospital. - Ligonier, Ind.

20 Year Loans 5,2, Plenty of money ai?a’ilable for loans secured by 'first farm mortgages which do not exceed 40. per cent of the land value at 5%%. Partial paymentor 20-year amertization. ; ~ 5-Year Loans 5% Minimum of delay and maximum of 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 : ;Wa'yne' office for full details. 1 - S \@("%. : ' / Home Office—Fort Wayne, Indiana va”ﬁw . Chicagn, Hl.

The Ligomer Banner Publis;:?i‘:y.. _ | "he Banner Publishing Company ~ W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursddy ‘and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoafer, Ind., as second class matter.

, Has Great Audience. An organizer of the Ku Klux Klan claiming to be a minister of the gospel filled the U. B, church at Water: 100 the other evening the Waterloo Press says with a greater audience than any regular preacher coula draw Many people no doubt were drawn to the chureh out of curiosity; a desire to learn what the hooded organization stands for. In many towns ordinances are being enacted making it a misdemeanor - for = any person to appear on the streets®with a magk on, yet there is no law to pr¥-. vent peaceable assemblage. - The method employed by the Waterloo' organizer was the sensible one to pursue for he advertised his mission and came-out in the open It is the secret acts of the Klan followers which arouses opposition among the people The burning of crosses has been'bne method of,advertising but this, prac tice is not apt to win favor with the public. v “ b : Take It From Us! , (By %Irs. A“C. Dowell) . | Wawaka, March 9.-—Oh well—since it is up to us to pay two more cents on the gailon of gasoline to make the “flivver” go in the gladsome summer time we’ll just ‘ride that muchlless. See? : - : ; ; ~ Take it from me “dearies” you just have to get up in the morning to get ahead of “us dear people,” we'll just cut the pattern to suit the cloth. The “tired housewife” thirsting for new sights and scenes will not ride with folded resting hands blissfully forth to seek them but instead will git on ‘her back porch, stoop or step " and “mend socks” occasionally casting eyes towards the heavenly sunsets and .drink in the beauty of sky and clouds which as yet thank Heaven are untaxed. “ L : -~ Yes—take - it~ from me “dearies” from now on we will -use less gasoline as our forefathers in years gone by %drank and nded “less tea.”, - .

Morrell Property Sold. ' - Ezra Morrell has sold his property on S. Grand street to John Hurst-and it will be occupied as a residence as soon as it is remodeled and moder: nized. It is a five room cottage and will make a nice home. Mr. Morrel is seeking rooms on the ground floor for light housekeeping and anyone having such quarters for rent would do well to. confer with him. » ~ Mr. Hurst has a good position with the Highway Iron Products . company and will become a permanent resident of Ligonier. : ,

Operatta at Wawaka.

“When Betsy Ross Made oOld Glory” operatta in three aets will be presented by seventy pupils of the Wawaka town schools. at the auditorium at the high school: Thursday . evening. March 15. The proceeds of the play will be applied on the purchase' of a piano already bought for the grade schools. The participants have gbeen doing much practicing and the rendition of the piece promises well. A big attendance is assured.

Bring Big Preminms.

- Bonds for the three LaGrange county roads ‘were sold by County Trea(s%rerv Hoff Tuesday to J.'F. Wild & mpany of Indianapolis. The bond issue for the Dunker road was $42,: 500 and the premium $51,410; the Deal road was $25,500 and ‘the premium $B6O, and the Bontrager road, $27,500 and the premium $915. ,

Want Him Back.

When. Rev. G. F. Hubbartt goes to the next M. E. conference he takes with him a unanimous call for his'return to LaGrange. by his congrega: tion. 'This does not insure his retarn however as the superintendent of the districtemay decide to send him elsewhere, i i ; s les

Milford Man Fined.

Found guilty when tried in ' the court of Mayor J. A. Sloane at Warsaw on a charge of manufacturing liquor, having a still in his possession and maintaining nuisance Edward Griewank Milford harness maker was fined $lOO. : e

To Build Dormitory.

A new dormitory is to be built. at Oak Park Wawdsee before the Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor is held there in assembly August 6 to 12, The improvement will add much to the entertainment quarters. - A ; - "1 wolf Kills Valuable Dog.

Victor Wallace of Leeshurg made a mistake when he sent a wvaluable hound after a big timber wolf in a swamp near that town the other day. He found his dog with scalp torn off and otherwise badly mangled. ‘

ae Take Advantage of Law. _ - { The state board of finance has taken advantage of a new law to borrow one million dollars for the general fund from other state funds, The general fund is nearly three millions inthehole, . o alec el

Dies at Avilla Home, - . Catherine Nill Herrington 83 a native of Germany who had spent most 8¢ her life in Fort Wayne died Thurs: day at the Old People’s home in Avii: la, after a long illness. Five children GUPEYS. T 7 e D e

Try the ice cream at the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen. b For Sale—Reed baby cab. Cheap. Inquire at the Banner office. =~ Ibtf o ———— Jackson will paint your ‘automobile and make it look like new. 62atf Lovers of ice cream wiil find a superior article at the Candy Kitchen and at the right price. : For rent farm of 292 acres . near Ligonier. Everything furnished. Inquire of W. A. Cochran. ' 46btf i o ‘ i ‘ ¥ ot Wanted—To buy & carpet and . rug weaving loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries: of the Banner Office. 43bt{ '.Fp_r sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. - v 26btt For Sale—Sanitary Lunch Cloths. ‘Will glady call and show samples Mrs. Audley Green, Phone 361. 51b3t When summer comes -do not let your old car shame you. \ Have it repainted by Wallace Jackson, Ligonies _ L : 52atf ~ Let me prolong the life of that Old Harness by giving it a dress of oil. B. F. Wilkerson Harnes and Shoe Hospital, Ligonier. Ib4t ~ FOR SALE—New modern house, one square east Citizens Bank. Will sel on° payment plan to responsible %party.n,_ 217 E. Third St. Phone 178. i 46btt Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. . ~ Welcome. . L tf

Extra Good Property For Rent— Property located on paved street L. W. W. Good eight roomt house good garage, chi¢ken park, garden -and fruit. For particulars address Samuel H.” Galloway, Kendallville, Ind Lt i obtf

For sale 2 good mules teams coming three years: old, well matched, one pair of big mare mules weight 3,00¢ pounds a'nq§ well broke and all gentle, team of work horses. Charles E. Price, three miles east of Ligonier, phone Wawaka. 52btf . : Auto Insurance. ' A full coverage policy on your car. Fire, theft, collision, property damage, Public Liability insurance, all at reasonable 'ratef,- Fred Kiester, Phone 456. y : .. 2atf &e R P .~ Hatehing Eggs for Sale. Sheppards famous strain of Anconas—the great winter layers. Price $l.OO per setting of 15. J. F..Fulford, Wawaka, Ind. : o 2a24t + . _Cass Truck Line, The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and South Bend.' Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. . 48btf

_Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. : ~ All kinds of nursey stock sold af 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 Wagoner. ; Stk 50btf

Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. : 12att

Horses. For Sale.

As T have quit fa'rm’ing?l have three good horses for sale, One matched team and all guaranteed sound and to work' anywhere. C. Mochel R. R. 2 Ligionier i b ases

Notice of Dissolution.

State of Indiana, Department of State, Ed Jackson, secretary of state. To all to whom these presents shall come greetings: : I, Ed Jackson, secretary of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify that the Ligonier Building & Improvethat the Ligonier Building & Investthe" office of the secretary of State, the properly signed and attested consents, statements and papers required by Section, 24 of an Act entitled “An Act concerning the organization and control of corporations for prolt”, approved February 28th; 1921. And I further certify that said written consents, statements and papers so filed as aforesaid show that such company and the officers thereof have complied with the| - requirements- of Secfion 2¢ of said Act, and that said cbrporaution-‘i?' now in process of disselution. P In- witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the state of Indiana, at the city of Indianapolis, this 3rd day of March, AD MR e BB ' Bd Jackson, Sec’y of State. ‘ i By P. H. Wolfard, Deputy. s A e

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 Willard K. Swartz, late of Noble county, Indidna, deceased, and all creditors and’ other persons interested in sdid estate will 7b_e] governed accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.. .= - _ Bernard W. Swartz, Goshen, Indiana, administrator, ~ ladw

Wanted.

SHOW AUTHORITY WITH me,-{ Bridegrooms in Certain Parts of Africa - ARsseit Their Mastery in No Un. , . ~ certain Manner. /On the day of a marriage in Jubaland the girl issues from her father’s JBouse surrounded by throngs of women, dancing, singing and making a great deal of noise. She is taken to the bridegroom’s hut, where he awaits her. As she passes in through the, low doorway he gives her two or three sharp cuts with a rhinoceros hide lash, to intimate that he intends to be master. - She then has to attend to the various guests who come with gifts for 'the newly married ceuple; but she ‘is not ‘alldwed to speak to them; neither does‘her misband address her. All his commands, given by signs, have to be obeyed promptly, and should the girl be slow or not understand the meaning of his gestures, she is instantly smartened up with a sharp blow from the lash. It is a point of honor that she utters no sound,. however hard she is lashed. o S T ' The husbands of a certain section of Somalis tie a rope round the bride’s wrists on the first evening of marriage, and attach the end of the rope to a branch, tightening it so that the girl’s toes only just touch the ground: they then proceed to administer a sound flogging. . But the girl never utters a cry; and, as soon as the husband has administered a good hard beating he ‘takes her down, washes and anoints her wounds, and looks after her tenderly until the' cuts heal and the stiffness passes. ‘ , lé SAW THE JOKE ON HIMSELF Charles M. Schwab Tells Good Story in Which He Is Very Much the 3 Central Figure.

Charles M. Schwab does not taka himself seriously, except: as an ine stl‘ulnéntali¢y for service and production, and he does not listen to any praise of himself without tempering it with a. retort if the occasion' permits.: v : % 3

' Mr. Schwab attended a banq‘uet’ in Indianapolis revently. . After . hearing -eulogies of himself by other speakers, he told the following. stories: Y“lt is embarrassing to hear oneself eulogized as I have been by your good toastmaster, but when it is done, I ‘bring myself to have a better cenception of myself by recalling an incident that happened shortly after I took charge of the Carnegie plant. “I was more or less a figure of local prominence ‘in the -community, and when I left the plant each day I rode home in- a buggy driven by an old darky. o “One day as we were driving along, a mother out taking an airing with her little ddughter walked to the side of the road and as we passed pointed up at the buggy and said: ‘There, honey, is Mr. Schwab.’ The child replied: ‘Which one, mother? ” ’ : Reversing Speech. . There is a curious phonographic in. strument, the inventton of Poulsen, capable of reversing the sounds of a word or -a sentence. A steel piano ‘wire,.carried .on two spools, passes between thie poles of a small electromagnet so connected -with a telephone transmitter that spoken words ‘are magnetically ‘recorded on the moving wire and reproduced in a receiving instrument.. When the motion of the wire is direct, the words are heard Rs in ordinary conversation, but if the motion is reversed, the sounds come to the ear in reverse order, like words spelled backward. To represent ‘the order in which the reversed sounds strike the ear, however, not only must the order of the letters composing a word be reversed, but each letter must itself be reversed from .right to left, as ‘when reflected from a mirror.

Train Lighting Made Easy.

Small enough to be mounted almost anywhere on a locomotive is a compact unit consisting of a direct-con-nected. dynamo and steam turbine, that has been produced in, Switzerland to provide for train lighting. In the housing for the turbine, between it and the dynamo, is an air fan for cooling the shaft bearing at this point, and which acts also as a stuffing box for the turbine. The turbine, says Popular Mechanics Magazine, is very simple, and the steam requires no control, for the air fan acts as a governor, preventing racing, and keeping the speed uniform at all- loads. The lamps in the train remain remarkably steady, and.there is a very small variation of voltage, mo matter how many or how few lanfhs.are in operation; = ' Tl pl ) b

s PR, Winten Flowers. . . - A fascinating way in whieh to force bulbs is to grow them in _water, Chinese lilies, hyacinths and® paper white narcissus being especially responsive to this method. e

' Preparations are simple: First put pebbles in'a dish of water, keeping the water slightly below the tops of the stones. A few small bits of charcoal will aid in keeping the water sweet. Place the bulbs on the pebbles and set away in'a cool, dark, well ventilated closet until the roots get a good start and the leaf spikes are about an inch high, " Then bring to the light and proceed as carefully as with trench grown plants. e

‘ ; Diplomacy., -~ | - . " “Where did you first meet Mr. Wad- | leigh?" : : ; . ; ; % )- “On the golf links.” o | ~ ("He sald you are no fool.” L “I said ‘fine stroke’ at the psychologi~eal moment.” (i S One can 25 taloum free with every bottle of lilae Vegetol. Grif. fit's Drug Store.. ' . ovif Neferuer't&m*bw girl “Don’t Tet EY@M‘% g” itheme of picture

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