Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 8A, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 April 1923 — Page 2

- The wishbone never makes good without backbone. . Make your wish come ~ true. Build up asav- ~ ings account here. | ~ We pay 44, oh _savingé | . . “The B-an{k‘ on the Corn_e\r"ﬁ’. o |

Horse Breeders and Farmers We offer you an ex’ception:«il opportunity for the coming season - The service of a first-class . Pure Bred Percheron Stallion S Ilglas as follows: black with star and snip on nose, foaled, April 25, 1913, owned by Loeser Bres., Sired by . Pau167670 ' . Service fee $7.00 for the season . Cash at first service We give this low fee especially fbiﬁthis horse as he has always provee sure. Anyone interested call - at Loeser farm. - T Bill Braden, Rl . Leo Loeser

For your interest look on

the back page of the fire map,

opposite the “M’s”. in the new

Telephone Directory.

Farmers and Horsemen ~ Attention

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‘% . LOURDEAU NO. 8672 : : This great sire is a real draft horse, he is a sorrel and weighs 2,200 pounds, and has lots of quality. He has pro- * . ven himself to be one of the greatest sires in the state. He is the sire of the four year old stallion owned ' by Michigan State College that won first in the four year | + . old class at the International, in 1922 besides several other __; . colts that have been winners at the Ohio, Indiana and ' ; ~ Tllinois state fairs. He also was a winner himself in 1921 : . .at the International Stock Show and Wisconsin State Fair. : . This horse will stand at our barn in York Township - .- during he ‘season of 1923. - ¢ : { o Terms: $2O to insure live colt for grade mares and $35 o - Jor, reglstered mares.. ~ . ‘ G ~° We thank the public for their past patronage and in- = vite you to call and see this horse ofr yourself. GMo bresdibg doneop Sundey. . o 0 TR P ke e s e el S S o o ~C. W. BENDER & SON W e e s el e e TR S PR e G e e Ly e e DRSPS 5 L *WA‘i

The Ligomer Banner ESTABLISHED &10“. : . Published by e "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor . A | Published every Monday and Thursday end entered in the Postoffice at Ligo‘nier, Ind., as second class matter.

Will Soon Be in Forece.

Bound copies of the laws enacted by the last legislature are being distributed by Ed. Jackson secretary of state. T ' Provisions of the law calls for distribution of copies to state officials newspapers and a certain number of copies to ‘each county clerk,'proportionate to the population:of his coun Y. ; : . As soon as receipts for the copies have been returned to the secretary of state the governor is authorized to promulgate the acts whereupon they become effective as laws on his pro clamation. -

City Short Engineer.

When Mr. Traxler city civil engineer of Kendallville and .Ligonier, took: unto himself a wife he.decamped and left both cities in the hole. Kendallville secured another from Steuben county but this city has not been so fortunate and as a result there is considerable sewer work here begun under the Traxler administration which remains uninspected. The absence of the engineer leaves the city in an embarrassing position and at the mercy of the contractors. - : It is going to be difficult to get an engineer who can take up the work where Traxted left off and follow it to completion. ‘ i

One o fthe Driest,

- Indiana is one of the dryest states in the Union according to a Tepor: compiled by Bert C.. Morgan federal prohibition director for Indiana. . During 1922 Morgan said the Indiana department confiscated 554 stills 6,685 gallons of spirits, 6,545 gallons of malt liquor, 6.280 gallons of wine, 114,398 gallond of mash, 776 ferment ers, made 1,001 arrests and closed fourteen places by injunction. j

Gilbert Sale Draws Big.

Several hundred people participat ed in the sale of the late Mrs. Ema line Gilbert’s household effects last Thursday afternoon. Over 300 articles. were disposed 'of at good prices among them Dbeing many quilts and comforters made by the aged lady in her leisure hours. The sale was conducted by 8. C. Sackett and F. P. Bothwell, executors of the Gilbert estate. . ' ; ‘

End of a Pleasant Time.

~ From a joy ride with girls. and li~§ quor to an unromantic train trip with Sheriff Morr beund for the penal farm was ‘the experience "of Louis Bodine Garrett and Raymond Fenton Fort Wayne. The quartette it is said had a merry party. The boys were assessed a fine of $lOO and costs each

Expect Big Attendance,

When the district institute of the W. € T.. 1. comfenes in the Presbyterian church parlors here next Fri day April 20, a big attendance is expected. A very interesting progr_aﬁn has been arranged for the occasion.

Make Second: Visit.

Robbers' entered the store of C. E. Brady at North Manchester Friday night and .carried off ‘merchandise value at $6OO leaving no clue. This was the second robbery there within a week. ] ) '

Death of Mrs. : Keck.

~ ‘Mrs. Samuel Keck aged 70 years for 35 years a resident of Kendallville died at her home there Friday after a week’s illness of complica tions. :

Next at Watetloo.

The next convention of the Federation of Cdubs for the Twelfth congressional district will be held in Waterloo in 1924. : ; ’

Wanted.

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

For Sale, about 300 bales of good rye straw at barn. J. L. Duning, phone 270. Sl - ba4t

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County S 8:. 1n the matter of thé Estate of : Edwin H: Buckles, Deceased. ; No. 2463 o In the Noble \Circuit Court May term 1923 : Notice is hereby given & That the undersigned as Administrator of the Estate. of Edwin H. Buckles Deceased, has filed in said court his ac‘count and vouckiers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up.for the examination and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana, on the 14 day of May 1923, at which timevand place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not. be approved. - on oo ek - And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent, and all others interested in said Hstate, are also hereby required, at ho time and place aforesaid, to appear and make Droof of their heirship or claim to _ George W. Buekles, Administrator. Posted April 121923. .

More Booze Secured.

When Kosciusko county officers raided the farm home of Harvey Spencer near Warsaw they captured a large quantity of moonshine whiskey, mu¢h mash and a still and arrested the owner. - v

Wants Trained Nurse.

The city of Garrett is advertising for a community nurse to be paid out of the municipal funds. The action is prompted by the Chamber of commerce.

Big Fire Loss.

By the burning of a down ‘town garage in South Bend Friday destroying twenty-five automobiles an entailing a loss of $25,000. o

Mrs. Joseph Caldwell is quite il at her farm home near Diamond lake

NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS

State of Indiana, Noble County SS: In the Noble 'Circuit Court | May Term, 1923. \ Cause No. 8523 : To Discharge Liens. - John W, Archer v el SN Catharine Whittaker et al. P 0 .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 McCloughan, Dexter McCloug: han and Bonnie Mae McCloughan are each and all non regidents " of the State of Indiana; that this action is instituted to discharge liens from plaintiff’s real estate described in his complaint herein, to wit: lots number one (1) ‘two (2) three (3) and four. (4) in Charles O. .Clark’s Firsi Addition in the town of Kimmell, also lots number eleven (11) and twelve (12) in Charles O. Clark’s Second addition to the town of Kimmell in Noble County, Indiana; that a caus"e-'o!“ action exists against all of the defendants named and designated in said complaint and affidavit for publication herein and that they are each and 11 necessary parties to this action Notice is therefore given said de: fendants that unless they be and appear on the 12th day of the May 1923 Term :of the Noble Circuit Court 'of Indiana 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 in their absence. ol ' 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. : Isaac Deter Clerk of the. Nobie Circuit Court. Sy Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana Attorneys for Plaintiff. D : . ¢a3w .

LEVYS SALE

Every yard of Dry Goods. Every Coat, Suit and Dress. Every Sweater, Waist and pair of Hose—including all Ladies’

Pdsi—tively nothing reserved becauSe, we . are selling outgthese”line'sg to -, make room for our new furniture department. @

o COME AGAIN TODAY--SAVE MONEY = REMEMBER-~-We are completely selling our Ladies’ Garmentsand - Dry Goods.. We will NOT be in that business after this sale. oo e G COME AGAIN TOMORROWE s el e eD D g e S e e

After several days of selling we find odd lets of merchandise that has been left on the tables. We have remarked these assortments to new low Prices so we can clean them out without fail—all must go—and prices willdoit. @

NEWS NOTES

* I am prepared to clean chimneys. furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable prices. J. F. Sampull, Ligonier Call Banner . office Phone' 13. - Goatt

For Sale—‘_niee office desk and Smal_; iron safe . Inquire Lee Loeser Phong 84 Ligopie‘r. i : f Tati

‘Buy your milk and cream at Greens’ Meat market, from Maple Row Dairy’s accredited herd. : Tatf

Chester Minnis employed in South Bend came home to "spend‘ Sunday with his family, =

Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith were at LaGrange Wednesday guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hostetter. 4

. Wanted to purchase small house and grounds on the South Side. Inquire at Banner office. - 4aif

For Painting and Paper ~Hanging Call Hershel Reed. Phone No. SB3.

Beginners’ dancing elass will be instructed by Dr. Arnold Elson at 8:00 o’clock each Thursday evening until further notice. : _ ‘ Tbtf

Louis Smalley, Sr., has been on a visit with his daughter Mrs. Joe Smith and family at their farm home in Elkhart township. = -

Mrs. John W. Zimmerman is taking the school enumeration of Eikhart township, thereby assisting her hus. band who is the trustee. B

Last of the Season.

Next Thursday evening April 19 the last of the pot luck supper of the season will be held at the Elks parlors. Ladies aer requested to bring the usual table ware. £

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. - e . All water rents for 1923 are now due ‘and must be paid on or - before April 20th. : e - Office hours 9a. m. to. 6. p. m. : T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk. o e 6abt

WILLYS LIGHT,

- The only electr‘ic light and powerl plant using the famous Knight slieeve‘ valve engine ‘which actually improves with use, has an opening in this county for a live dealer or salesman ;,1 one who would not be afraid to work after he has made $lO,OOO a year. Write to the factory state representative, Geo. Waterous, 'care Clugston House, Columbija City, Indiana. L g 6bSt

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