Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 8B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 April 1923 — Page 2

The wishbone never makes good without backbone. T

Make your wish come true. Build up a.savings account here. u

E We pay 49, on savings i CITIZENS BANK v “‘Th(e_ Bank on the Cornexf_’

Horse Breeders and Farmers ,Weo'ffer‘you an exceptional (*i)pp[= ortunity for the coming season The service of a first-class Pure Bred Percheron Stallion v IDIeR as follows: black with star and snip on nose, foaled, April 25, 1913, owned by Loeser Bros., Sired by ; " Paul 67670 b Service fee $7.00 for the season - fﬁ‘ b . Cash at first service g We give this low fee especially forthis horse as he has. always provee sure. Anyone interested call L at Loeser farm. U e | Len st

- Fer your interest l’pok on the back page of the firé -7 map, opposite the “M’s” in the new TleAle_pvhon'e' Dire‘ctory.t

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Every Baby Chick

Should be raised into a profit ‘paying héni--v ~ 'many eggs and much profit.

Start your chicks right with Dickinson’s Globe Chick Mash with Dried Buttermilk. The best . chick teed on the market and at a less price. Dickinson’s Globe Chick Mash is rich in vitamius that makes chicks grow fast and develop . rapidly into fryers and good layers. e - Make your chicks grow into money in 1923. ~ Weaver's Hardware

The Ligomer Banner "he Banner Publishing Company e W c.a.msbnmim ; Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonler, Ind., as second class matter. ‘

Results of Examination Maren 1¢ ‘Seventynine applicants for common school diplioma successful on first ex amination. Many are conditioned and may succeed on their second or third trial. ‘Bruce Needham of . Orange township leads with an average scho Jlarship of 94 per cent. Paul Himes of Washington township is a close second, with 93.9 per cent. = The successful applicants near Ligonier are as follows: i Washington Township—Paul Himes: 93.9, Ralph Correll, Luella Kiester, Donald Kilgore 93.3, Walter Hunter Paul Stump Della Bennett, Wilbur Mock, Verta Chaney. . : © Sparta Township—Maurice Lecount Catharine Chiddister, Thomas Gor: such, Arthur D. Crow, Frances Holderman 91.9, Floyd Downing. ‘ Perry township—Mamie Bare, Dora H. Hite 89.6, Donald Borger. =~ ' i Elkhart township—Verne Pray 90.2 Ruby Butz, Eloise McCloughan, Roy Emmert 91.6, Ivann Rice, Cyrus Frick Rdymond Yoder, Icea Lindsay. ] York township—Lucille Smith, Earl Butz 92.3, Idris Ohlwine. .W : Noble township—Clarence Targgart 92. 8, Mildred Myers, Homer . Back, Ada rßowley, George Weeks, Audrey Emick Genevieve Norris 91.1 :Mary Winebrenner, Leota Haney Lottie Walburn, Thomas Ott, Ora Addis. County commencement. will be held in the Albion Opera house June 7, at 10:30 a. m. Field day exericises will be held and prizes awarded as usual in the afternoon. All the high schools of the county are invited te take part, also township units., Fair play will be guaranteed to all parti cipatiig. Not more than three con., testants will be permitted from any one city or township wunit in any single exercise. : i : The second = diploma _examination will be. held in the accustomed places April 21 and the third examination will be held in Albion school house for the entire county May 19. N Guy R. Hall, Co. Supt. . -

Ligonier is Invited.

Ligonier grade school and high school pupils have been invited by Indiana university to compete in the first Indiana_state pentathlon to. de ttermine champion athletes of the 'state. 'The contest is patterned after the old Greeék games and is said to be unique. in the history of American athletics in taht it is the first allround athlétic tournament to decide championships among both' boys anc girls by a point system based on win nings: in five different events in whicn the contestants are grouped according to weight classes. ‘ o - The state pentathlon will be held under the auspices of the departmen: .of physical education and the extension division of Indiana university. More than 800 schools over the sta:e Jhave been invited to join in the contests, which will be held in each local ‘school, an dthe total number boys and girls expected to compete runs into Othe thousands. The contest will close May. 4, when reports of local contests are to be submitted to the l athletic department of Indiana uni: versity. 1 :

Visit Uncle George. « While passing through Goshen Tuesday on the way to South Bend to attend a knife and Fork club banquet Fred E. Weir, C. R. Stansbury and W.'C. B. Harrison, called on Uncle George Kinnison at the News-Times office and found the venerable gentleman in his usual happy frame of mind. Mr. Kinnison a former resident of Ligonier will celebrate -the 80th anniversary o fhis birth in June and he is active and hearty. Mrs. Kinnison however is bedfast and will remain so until the end. The Ligonier visitors to South Bend were joined in that city by Dr. Keehn who had been in Chicago. de ; :

Deßow Honored.

The Methodist Christian Advocate has a-pleasant mention of a former Ligonier preacher: b : “North Indiana conference preachers can never forget their home brethren, The Advocate is glad to keep them in touch with old friends. This week, the Rev. Charles L. Deßow writes from Oklahoma City that he has been honored wit hthe invitation to give a week of lectures at the Col lege of Industrial Arts, at Denton. Texas. This is one of the largest colleges for women in the United States. His topics sounded a deeply spiritual note.” (R ok

Sewer @ontractors Depart.

Contractors on the two new sewers in this city shipped their equipment including the big digging ma: chine to Alida, Ohio, Tuesday. _The pavink jobs are yet to be inspected and finally accepted. = = =

- For Rent—Hoyse 208 East Third| Street. Mrs. E. Homan. Bhtf|

‘'WILLYS LIGHT.

The only electric light and power plant using the famous Knight sleeve valve engine which actually improves with use, has an opening in this county for a live dealer or salesman; ‘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, Columbia City, Indiass,

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANL.,

‘ Vocational Guidance. J. C. Brunk secretary of the Y. M. C. A. is making a survey of the schools o fthe county to determine the fitness o fthe pupils for vocational pursuits. A vocational guidance will be forn.ulated for each pupil to determine the studies he is most fitted for. A course of special instruction will also be issuld. Secretary Brunk visited the Wawaka schools yesterday in pursuance of his mission. =~ ) " Death to Lambs and Chicks. - Wawaka correspondent: “Wild ducks flew over this vicinity all day Saturday and Sunday. Snow and a heavy biting wind made flock owners almost frantic for many new born lambs succumbed entailing a heavy loss. New chicks added to the human chorus of complaints on “beastly weather” Monday the mortality among new incubator chicks reported here was large.” e Plan Abandoned. o Plans for the erection of a big Masonic club house on'the site of the old Wawasee Inn by the Square and Compass Association have been abandoned for this year and maybe finally on that ground. The organization was disappointed in securing the Frank Remy tract including a golf course. Gba : U s e et High - School Commencement. ~ The Wolf Lake high school commencgement will be held Friday even: ing April 27. Rev. Arthur Folsom of Fort Wayne will give the lecture. Sunday, evening April 22 at the M. E. church Rev. Truman of Warsaw will deliver the baccalaureate address

W. C. T. U. Meeting.

| A county institute for the W. C. T. U. will be held at the Presbyterian church in Ligonier Friday April 20 There will be morning afternoon and evening sessions, Mrs. Ida Mix state vice president will preside. -

i Kicked by a Cow. ‘Mrs. Roy Rice over near Albion was painfally injured Monday while milking. The cow kicked her down and trampled on her arm and hand. The bruises . were quite painful and several stitches were taken to close the wounds. : g HNEE

Northern Indiana Deaths.

W. B. Wilkenson 26 appendicitis Whitley county; Mrs. Flora Williams, 58 diabetes, Elkhart; Richard" MecDonough, 67 heart trouble, Elkhart county G. W. Brooks 83, Elkhart county: . | ey

Mail Out Attractive Cards.

. Cards mailed from the Blazed Garage calling attention to the Kel-ley-Springfield Tires and Tubes ars very artistic in design and appealing in sentiment. @it : ’

Attends Alumni Meet.

While in Chicago Monday night Dr. C. G. Keehn attended a meeting and banquet. of his college almuni and had the pleasure of sifting down with ten of his old class mates. ) :

Dies at Albion.

Mrs. Minirva Widup of Columbia City died Tuesday while on a visit at the home of a daughter Mrs. Otto Grant at Albion. She was aged 69 years. e ;

In Good Health,

Lydia Monroe residing at the corner of Grand and Second .streets is home after spending the winter with relatives in Fort Wayne. She is in good health and spirits. ’ :

William' B. Wilkinson who - dicd Tuesday in Whitly county at the age of 26, has a brother E. F. Wilkinson in Néble county. -

- The remains of Mrs. James 'A. Banta were buried -at Kendallville Tuesday. In addition to the other survivors C. C. Lung of Ligonier, was a nephew, his father John Lung of Wawaka being a brother. | :

For sale, road and building material, gravel and fine plastering sand at pit. Also two properties in Elkhart one six rooms modern house, other five rooms new ready for occupancy May 1, White Holland turkey tom and canary birds. W. B. Miller New Paris. Telephone 3011.

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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. . z . Tatt For Sale—nice office desk and smal: iren safe . Inquire Lee Loeser Phong 84 Ligonier. : . Tatt Buy your milk and cream at Greens' Meat market, from Maple Row Dairy’s| accredited herd. : Tatf ] e - Ty ~ Wanted to purchase small house| and grounds on the South Side. In-| quire at Banner office. - 4ait| For Painting and Paper Hanging| Call Hershel Reed. Phone No. 885. . Beginners’ dancing class will be instructed by Dr. Arnold Elson at 8:00} o’clock each Thursday evening until _ further notice. = - L Itt : Notices to Water Takers. You are hereby notified that water rents are due! April 15t 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 Dbefore April 20th. s G - Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. |T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk. | ' % li S - 6a6t ! Wanted. Pl Poultry hides and all i}lnds‘ of junk ‘ ‘I will pay the highest market price, Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. : o 19atp

e BATTERIEG ~ The best bastery - you can buy is the cheapest in . theend. Blazed w = lrall . . . Qarage

3 SPECIAL DAYS

Stansbury’s Double Store

. In order to move $15,000 worth of Dry Goods and Groceries quick we will place on sale our entire line of Percales, Damask, Crash, Ginghams, Wool and Silk Dress Goods, Underwear, Hostery, Corsets, Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets, Dishes and Canned Goods by the dozen or singlecan. -~ = R

- GAUZE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT . Ladies’ Gauze Vest all you want only .... 19¢ Ladies’ Gauze Vests all you want only ... 29¢ Ladies’ gauze union suits lace or tight knee all sizes at this big 3 day sale only each ..47c Ladies’ Athena Union Suits worth $l.OO now OO o is e LSO Men’s ,Gauze Union Suits . eßgular $l.OO AUAIbY NOW. it o B 9 Other values on sale at *his time. LA

CURTAIN NETS AND DRAPERY

In this department we have some big values When you are looking for curtain nets’and drapes don’t fail ‘to look our line over from . 20c to $1.50 per yard. B i

. CHINA GRASS RUGS = . For porches bed rooms or bath rooms. - - 30x60 in. grass rugs worth $1.50 now $1.19 27x54 in. grass rugs worth $l.OO now ... T9¢ 30x60 rag rugs for bath rooms or bed rooms in light blue or pink only each .......... $2.00

30 in, fancy dress ginghams the 30c quality oty the Yard i e a 2 82 in. fancy tissue ginghams worth 45c sale GRS SODE Linisubidiniii i BT

These three big days are for you. Come to the Big Double Stu save money and you will be satisfied with all you buy. 4

~_ First Mortgage - Real Estate Bonds. ~ Yes,YouCanßuy One Hundred Dollar Bonds

The many investors who buy hundred dollar bonds from us believe as we do, that the founda-| tion of a permanentjincome is in a safe investment, These bonds are easily within the reach of thel most modest investor, whose demand is a fair re. turn of interest on his investment. And with Us the investor of a $lOO bond receives the same consideration as the $lO,OOO invesror. We are at your service for any amonut you desire to imvest.

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FARMERS & MERCHANTS ~ TRUST COMPANY

- Beauty and Durability k Lare tﬂxe Sth agtiiréd féatures of the new . Automobile But service and Saving"arev‘ qualities no to be ignored ' Let me demonitrate this wonderful car for you - Otis Baker,Agent | - Ligonier, Ind. ,

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'l7%ec¢ PERCALE 17%cPER YD. /36 in. light percale others charge 25c our PECE ONLY L s iit 17%ec 36 in, diark percale others charge 25¢ oumr Gays only il ie Lo L 3 3 ~ PILLOW TUBING AND SHETING 36 in. plain pillow tubing ... 33 ‘42 in. plain pillow tubing ..ri. 38 ‘When you buy: the linen finished tubing and sheeting you get the best. . | 36 in. linen finished tubing ... Ss¢c 40 in. linen finished tubing ... . 38¢ 42 in. linen finished tubing ... .. . &3¢ 72 in. linen finished sheeting only worth 68c oW it T i s eTR 81 in. linen finished sheeting worth 70c mow

16 in. all pure Linen Crash worth 20c now 1% 18 in. all pure linen crash Stephens qualits worth 25 NOW Lo . I 8 ‘l6 in. Union Crash worth 15¢ S days only 12