Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 7A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 April 1923 — Page 2

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Horse Breeders and Farmers We offer you an exceptional opportunity for the coming season - The service of a first-class' Pure Bred Percheron Stallion cn 1101898 as follows: black with star and snip on nose, foaled, ~ April 25, 1913, owned by Loeser Bros., Sired by €@ Lol . Paul 67670 - Service fee $7.00 for the season ‘ Ay L aCash at frst service @ We give this low fee especially forthis horse as he has ~ always provee sure. Anyone interested call e .~ at Loeser farm. - - Bill Braden, vl e . headen. . Leo Loeser

2 Freshen Up e Pes _ . : ‘\ﬁsaﬁe L" T : \.' ; SIS B i , 1 Y 4 ‘j\ b ; o; : ‘ ¥/ ’ 7 | S|B CME QUALITY : : Tl i T - =.<~'-:-'sss&?'??ifs"ff}‘}ifﬁﬁ}}::;:-._. | l"/ g 1 o o ] |o7 e | raints and Vol & ke e . | |l %) N Sl 31 5 N am s i % B :l—‘-.!l! ot | ; o g e B/ e Al & 8, g p"/.."'“ A With pleasant d‘{:me and TN TSyl T eil ke ight, ~ all about it fresh, bright, | § @’Z:“ .'"' l"_ Al Al k and span. Acme Q“‘l‘. e N 2 s R .I mn eSR =1 ity Paints a rior can. be S L) i e exterior : o e help. The floors, doors, E;'r'v"l = L ii"/ i _repainted: oo‘b‘;afdk varF ,ﬁf:'Aw::f‘-:"'-....;‘ B i ?’.‘.:': ( ; ‘ 'b 1= ) "—-“'—-—" 7 oSy 4| casings mdaug decorateds | "‘““*‘!&*‘«@'-' B% || nished; walls d ined and e tire Del vt . o“? varnished; fences, il 2 R AR SRR ey Y given a new 2 erSaw o h sheds and steps Wﬁ"h&i‘g" & s xx"“%r“”’ et nce=all wit v w 1 1§ s |OB appearances=all, g results, L 8§ ] cffortan Acme Quality Paints ~e L ot | W’m A fin ¥$ g i e - g LYoj} e w“w‘. SR e N 4 T R el ﬁ‘;‘( R A ‘!"’:j{'l:;‘:{, ”w_"r)’ (, r ‘ ’ L fig %@» "'%ﬁ W&‘* . N )itoy G Wrias: Oy R A 1:~' - (‘Ml?;;{:;h!&';‘,t ;%-;3;;,__-_-,,; RVe v'/".f«"‘s’,;}’i‘f:;i‘ g ‘?%’éﬁ%ﬁﬁi%ﬁ"” 2R ( )% "1 %ﬁ e e 4:1;-,‘_»215‘75;;«'.7{: L N[ e \ TS 7 | sA . S "-‘;‘:,j“—"‘»».ﬁv?""i?‘-ﬁ?,‘;{ LA b Sl i oada T

The Ligomer Banner ' | Puﬁlished by. iy ; “he Banner Publishing. Company W. C. B. HARRISON. Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoflice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Start Work April 10th.

When the city and township school }enumerators, start their work Apri: 10 they .wil lhave less to do than they did }ast year, e Senate enrolled act No. 73 repeals law of 1913 that required township trustees to make an ‘enumeration an ually of surviving soldiers and sail org of the Mexican Civil and Spanish American wars an dof those who served in the United States army nayy an dthe national guard. It had an emergency clause and was signed by the governor February 14. = Mrs. Evanna Smith is the enumera tor for Ligonjer and Trustee W. A Jackson will look after the work in Perry township. 4 i ‘

Will Enforce Vehicle Laws,

. While in Ligonier last Thursday making acquaintances and visiting Chief Engle and Officer Bowen ofthe police department State Highway Po liceman Thacker of LaGrange -ad monished the local officers that it i¢ their duty to enforce the traffic laws and the duty of the public to obey them. No motor vehicle may be leg ally operated in Indiana without the proper license, the plates requirad by law and the certificate of title. . While the officers take no pieasuc in making arrests they aire compellied to recognize violations and take the offenders into custody.

The Blue Line Fades.

The ranks of Browand Post No. 505 G. A. R.. of Kendallville are growing thinner.. Of a total membership of fourteen on January 1 this year but twelve are left, two having answerei the last call. Of the .total member ship seven reside in Kendallville in cluding W. W. Riddle, James B. Taylor, W. C. Lane, John Gale, C. G. Baad Eli Miller and A. J. Foster. - Five or six of these civil war veter ans were honored guests at the banquet of American Legion Post Friday held at the Elks' club rooms.

Called to old Home.

- Joseph Brown of Boone, lowa an engineer on the Chicago & North: western railway who left Ligonier 32 years ago visited 'James Kinnisou Saturday and met many old time friends. Mr. Brown was called to In diana by the ‘death of his mother Mrs. Mary Hire whose funeral ‘was held at Richville Friday. Mr. Brown notes many changes in the third of & century absence. Vo

Denies the Allegation.

A state road superintendent for the district denies the 'charge that the Lincoln: Highway between Stones Hill and Churnbusco is to be paved wita crushed stone. He states the macadam is being used to fill low stretches and on weak spots the aim being te keep thé highway in fit condition until it can be ‘paved next year, !

Attends Medical Meeting.

" Dr. C. D. Lane atfended a.meeting of the district medical society held at, Elkhart last Thursday afternoon and evening. Over 100 physicians were: in attendance to hear eminent speakers. L W e

Raised Check is Claim.

~Richard Thompson. 38 formerly of LaGrange nad Millersburg is under $l,OOO bond to answer in.the Elkhari circuit ' court: a charge preféerred by Hal Becker of raising a' check for $1 to $134 and passing it on BecKer.

Funeral Friday.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary, widow of the late John Hire, was held at Richville Friday. ‘Mrs. Hire was the mother of Mrs. Ed Kinnison and pass ed away at the Kinnison home in St. Joseph, Michigan. ] i

Large Graduating Class.

Fort Wayne Central high @ school graduates for 1923 have been announced. There are 173 names on the roll of those who receive diplomas this year. There are 91 girls and 82 boys ‘in the class. o :

Given Special Mention,

- Mrs. IraiC. Boyts wife of the pasto: of Ligonier Christian church was gi ven special mention iin connection with the rendition of a solo at the Cromwell Communiy = Center last Tuesday evening. S

The Snake Knows.

Sam Johnson declares spring i near. Friday while walking on the N. ¥, C. right of way east of town he scared up two large garter snakes and Sam cldims the snake knows.

o Visit in Albion. . Alva Hite and family, Harvey ‘Hartzler and family, Mrs. Sarah Hite and Mrs. Homer Hite and daughter of Ligonier visitéd Mr. and Mrs. G. R. (Cgeper pt Albton.. L

' Another Veteran Passes. | George W, Hissong 83 veteran 011 the civil war and formsr justice of the peace at LaGrange passed away last week. N N ! Wanted to purchase small ‘house and grounds on the South Side. Inquire at Banner office. datt ~ For Painting and Paper iHanging WlﬁufﬁMPMﬁéﬁm% e e el

LICONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDEANL.

GLASSIFIED ADS

Lovers of ice cream will find a superior article at the Candy Kitchen and at the right price. " ‘

For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. . 26btt

When summer comes do not let your old car shame you. Have it repainted by Wallace Jackson, Ligonie: St : Sifshis b2atl

‘lt is difficult to mention the Thiladelphia Candy Kitchen without thinking of fine ice cream. o 4atf

FOR SALE—New modern house, on 2 square east Citizens Bank. Will sell on‘pn{ment- plan to responsible party. 217 E. Third St. Phone 178: : bl 46btf

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. = .« i

A full coverage policy on your car. [lire, theft, collision, property damage, Public Liability insurance, all a reasonable rates. Fred Kiester, Phone 456, e 2atf

Hatching Eggs for Sale.

Sheppards famous strain -of Ancongs—the great winter layers. Price $l.OO per setting of 15.. J. F. Fulford, Wawaka, Ind. G . 2a24t

The Cass Auto Truck Line operates m and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and South Bend, Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. g TAQhEE

Fruit Treées and Shrubbery.

. All| 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 Wagoner. | b : 50bti

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

Christian Church Services. Sunddy school at 10:00 @ Morning worship at 11:00 Evening worship at 7:00 The public is cordially invited to these services . © . 46atf

For sale, six rouvm brick home and

good lot with young.fruit and shade trees and out building large enough lor garage. Peter Regula, 318 Miller street, Ligonier. - 52b8t

FOR SALE—Mo@ern house seven rooms and good basement on Lincoln Way South in paved district. ' Anyone interested may secure a bargain. Fiue shade and fruit trees. Call phone 133 Elmer Klotz, Ligonier. 52a4st

A Word to Advertisers.

‘Persons desiring display advertisements in the aßnner must have their copy in by Saturday for the Monday issue or Wednesday mnoon for Thursday’s paper. It is a physical inpossibility to' set display ads on press days. eunalaae s AUBER

Moon Auto Agency.

+ W.B. Inks has taken the agency for the Moon automobile manufactured in St. Louis. The machine is a medium priced car and is one of the old and substancial cars first made years ago. Mr. Inks has one of the cars on exhibition and he will be glad tc demonstrats it.: : " All ope .cars upholstered in genuine Spa-:h leather and closed cars imported broadcloth. The design must be scen to be appreciated. laSt

For Sale—Ford truck with cab and platform, good as new, one 10-foot fioor .counter case two 8 foot floer counter cases all with plate glass tops. The Star . Crocery, Ligonier, Phone 49. 3 49atf

_ .o Wianted . ; - To buy corn and oats. .C. L. Chamberlin. . Phone 861. i 34bif

Notice of Appointment.

-State of Indiana Noble County SS: . Notice is hereby given that the un: dersigned has been appointed admiu istrator of the estate of Alicé M. Ryan deceased ' late of Noble county, In‘diana. : feor el ~ Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ’ Loidee oo Charles W. Schwab, Administrator. W. H. Wigton, Aty = sb3w

Notices to Water Takers.

! You are hereby notified that water rents are due April Ist 1923 payable at the residence of the City Clerk, On all rents due and not paid on or before April 20th a penalty of ten per cent will'be added. Loheien e All water rents for 1923 are now, due and must be paid on or before Apvil gmo B e - Office hours 9a. m. to 6p. m. e . T. BE., Jeanneret, City Clerk. e el . Peace Btill Distant, - ~ The sixth anniversary of America'z| entrance in the great war finds vitai Droblems gowing out of it still usolved, Gen. John I, Pershing de| clared Friday in a statement to the Ufitted Prosg. 0L ~_“Victory has not brought peace,” he stated adding that no ond can fore mmdﬂﬂs@gﬂ%mw% nieeded, despite our hopes for, universl tramanilitys o o g 0 0 b

Auto Insurance,

Cass Truck Line.

Wanted.

NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS

State st ndiena, Noble Cotiiycien | *ln the Noble Circult Court | ' Mayfrerny, 1988, ~ -Cause No. 3523 .. . . | . To Discharge Liems. | .)lohnWArcher et A L e Catharine Whittaker et al: = ° Comes now the plaintiff, by Bothwell & Vanderford his attorneys, and files his complaint herein together with the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants Catharine Whittaker, 'Lois. McClougha Wayne MeCloughan, Dexter McCloug han and Bonnie Mae McCloughan are each and all non residents of the State of Indiana; that this aetion is instituted "to discharge liens from plaintiff's real estate deseribed in his complaint herein, to wit: lots number ome (1) two (2) three (3) f'andi four (4y in Charles O. .Clark’s Firsi Addition in the town of Kimmell, al got lots number eleven (11) and twelve (12) in Charles O. Clark’s Seécond addition to the town of Kimmell in Noble County, _lvndiana; that a.cause of action exists against all of the defendants named and de_s;ignated'ih sad complaint and affidavit for publica tion herein and that q!hey are each and 11 necessary parties |to this action Notice .is therefore given said defendants that unless they be and ap‘pear on the 12th day of the May 1523 Term, of the Noble Circuit Court of Indida being the 26th day of May 1923, to be begun and holden on the 14th day of May 1923 at the Court House in the town of Albion, in said ]County'and State and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined jn their absence. e G In witness whereof I hereunti set my hand and affix the seal of said court at the office of the clerk there of in the town of Albion, Indiana this 31st day of March 1923, L - Isaac Deter Clerk of the Nobie Circuit Court. ; g Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana Attorneys for Plaintiff, =~ | Al : , - 6adw

Notice of Intention to Fill Vacaney. - ‘Notice is hereby given to the inhabitants of thoc ity of Ligonier that a vacancy thas oceurred in the office of -Counciliham in the second . ward of said city by the resignation of:A. N. Wertheimer, thé duly elected and qualified councilman therein; and that the vacancy thus occasioned will be filled by the common council of said city at a specigl meeting thereof called to meet at 6:45 PN on, the 12th day of April 1923, at its council room. Al Dated April 31923 | . b . Tom Jeanneret, City Clerk.

WILLYS LIGHT.

<The o’nly-_elec‘tﬁ@; 'light and power plant using the famous Knight sleeve valve engine which actuaily improves with Tuse, has an opening in this county for a livé dealer or _salesman’; one who would net be afraid to work after he ‘has made $lO,OOO a Year, Write to the ﬁact%ry state representstive, Geo. Waterous, care Clugston House, Columbia City, Indiana.

For Sale,

The household goods of the late | Emeline A. Gilbert will be offered for sale at the residence of the deceased on April 12, 1923 commiencing at. onc | c'clock in the afternoon. For further particulars inquire of the under- ’ cigned 8. C. Sackett and F. P. Both- | well,‘executors. g sast_§

“ Simon J. Straus, President, e S e L. "R Calbeck, Casiiet 5 - Abe Ackerman, : : b e C. C. Smith, Ass’t Cashier Jonas/Schloss, Vice-Presidents s e © |E. H. Larson, Ass’t Cashier ‘Report of the condition. of the ‘C_itiz'e%ns Bank; a State Bank at Ligonier, in. the State of ; ~ Indiana, at the close of its business. April3rd 1923 =

’ R ; 1 £ RESOURCES = . Loans and fDi5cpun't5..............5829f600_5_6. = Overdrafte. 00l a 0 21,690,602 . Other Bonds and Securities 7.620.00 Premiums Paid . e oL 1a o 8 8ankingE;0t;5e.;,;.‘g.i.._.;,1.....'.,...».. 20,325.99 . Purniture and Fixture 5............ ' 2,400.00 [ Other Real Bstate......\. k.. 783793 ~Due from Banks and Trust By . Companies. ..o, 84,477.80 o Cash on Hand ..‘;;.;.L;....i;iz..:[.;....".-t 1526335‘1 - Cashlfema .00 0 00l e g 8 }, - Current Bxpenses ... 785591 ' G Pames Balde i a 1 40038 - Int Raceivable ace’dto - e T R e SRR e e LSRR | TOTALRESOURCES....§IO3O,IO7.B9

. State of Indiana, Conmbyof Noblg, ss; 0o 0 0 D e i a - L L. R. Calbedk, Cashier of the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana,do solemnly swear . that the above statementistryge. LRC%% g GBe e R R e R T e B G S Re e LhEe e e . Subserihed and sworn to. before me, this 7th day o &ﬁ%#‘? -My commission expires Aug, 20th, 1926. . = CHAS H. SIMMONS Notary Public

- Real [Estate;jßonds. U e e Gl One Hundred Dollar Bonds ' fhe mhny i;iéestofs whobuyhundred aolht bonds from us believe as we do, ‘that the foumh—tion of a permanentlincome is in a safe investment, These bonds are easily within the reach of the most modest investor, whose demand is a fair re. turn of interest on his investment. And with Us the investor of a $l6O bond __réi:eiveg the sameeun—sideration as the ¢lO,OOO invesror. We are at your service for any amonut ‘y’ou: desire to invest. MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK. FARMERS ‘& MERCHANTS

Beauty and Durability % are the: gtti aétivéd fé&;@res'_' of the ncw = But service and saving?ar’e:éju'a‘liﬁes‘ no tql be ignored Let me démbr'x;strate;this wonderfulcarfor you : - Otis Baker,Agent . s Bsomer il o o

g’”’ﬁ;&%&%g Home Interests N s gL e e »‘i“"““g . Come First [%‘%&@g’“» low is just the oné¢ you are looking for—YOUR I*%g OWN HOME NEWS PAPER AND YOUR % OWN HOME FARM PAPER. kr e W*"i‘f . The Ligonier Banner, 1.yr....52.00 S W ey paps L gl & The Ohio Farmer, 1 year $l.OO e e The Ligonier ißaxiner, ‘Ligonier, Ind. ' oel Gentlemen: Enclosed herewith find §...... for which sendfn your paper and The Ohio Farmer f‘_‘o? oneyw each. o . : Nume: - g bivn gl el : TOW!’! terw e -. ’- ‘o . o e -;.-‘}o yI -. ooRF;D(‘-o -- m‘ t, .“.‘. L

RIS S B MeTu & o 0 O LIABILITIES VAR .'-: ".. \"-D < , Ai.v et . Capital 5t0ck—paidin............5100,000.00 e Surphls, -v-'--n.-.o_-“oi-in“'-vacpb---.-“o"n‘.o-oﬁgo 25,“.% Undivided Profits.:.......usssesicnen 15,907.95 , ; Mek e B S e s Ve i 2o i Bl “j" 5. 7 4 . Bxchange, Discounts and Int... 22,692.01 ' ~ Demand Deposits... 363,089.78 2 SR SR LR S S -‘,, TR TR e SRy e B . ~ Demand Certificates 366,503.50° = LY gy, S SSe bRI o O SR ST Toa T T G P Savings Dep05it5......89,783.27 ~ . Cashier’s Checks..... 9,098.85 . - Due to Banks. ... 29,098.25 857,573.65 TR e e ).\;;:;-jg_u; :4 i _x.. ~;;*:l.;.‘3’:, _"s’;"‘. :1-‘: "“YA?‘:"'C, B ; T ;u_,‘\_l'-[;’» ey ceßl Rale sUI e e - Reserve set up for Taxe5.......: 3,517.89 Sl B e Int. Payable aec’d Gt s i e ol et Ts S e e e BRAL A L e iaii i e ee U e eT U st IR L S e S eSR L I ol el e e ORI e e G R R T R e R e Rst S vz;ﬁiﬁ“ vri:_i-;_; S el I,' i 4“’“ ;,;1;,,._ »T :: S \”‘7; "", ,w@%ﬁ%@g@.@ﬁéﬁié&”&%{ﬁ ‘ e BCE RS lot A ST o TR Rham sS § JOJ/ .89 %.ig ;%g %bg:l’“ i i v e TSR e C e