Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 10B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 May 1923 — Page 3

- First Mortgage - Real Estate Bonds. ~ Yes, You Can Buy | . One Hundred Dollar Bonds The many investors who‘*ﬂbuf hundred dollar bonds from us believe as we do, that the foundation of a permanentfincome is in a safe investment, These bonds are easily within the reach of the most modest investor, whose demand is a fair return of interest on his investment. And with US the investor of a $lOO bond receives thesame consideration as the ¢lO,OOO invesror. We are at your service for any amonut you desire to invest. ~ MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK

Ford Magenetos Charged While You Wait ' o ‘Have 8 i Bosch, K. W. or Atwater Kent Ignition System insalled on your Ford car ‘Studebaker -‘Sa'les and Sefviée o | Kelly Springfield Tiree : A Exide Batteries _ | BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE

SPECIAL SALE e ON i Rugs and Mattresses SCOVIL'S - For The Next Ten Days You Can Save Money On The . Purchase of -~ Furniture, Stoves And all other articles in my Ligonier Store. ~

Both men and money ~ are at their best when - ißey o Savings deposits -earn interest day ' | and night at 4% | perasimum. o . “Theßankonthe Comer”

e S 3 f The Ligomer Banner ; ESTABLISHED 1368, | ; ~ Published by "he Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday amd entered in the Postoffice at Ligoafer, Ind., as second class matter. , ‘Goes Up For Chicken Theft. Daniel D. Stutsman young . Amish farmer who resides in the northwest part of,Kosciusko county was sentenced to the . Jeffersonville prison from 1 to 8 years by Judge L. W. Royse, after he pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing chickens. The complaining witness was John A. Miller an Amish minister who lives near the Stutsman home.: Twenty-three chickens were taken some time ago. Other similar thefts occurred and Stutsman was arrested in Mishawaka Sunday wehre he had taken an auto load of chickens in sacks. ;

Growth of Methodism. ; There were 4,918,194 ' Methodist, Episcopal Sunday school members enrolled in 36,181 Sunday schools at that denomination during 1922 according to report of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School board just made public. ‘More than 400,000 officers and teachers were engaged in the work among this army of pupils. | Last-year these Sunday schools contributed $1,772,121 to the missionary work of the church the report states This was 88 per cent of the total of $2,000,000 asked of them. ' Another Suggestion. , Mrs. Jacob Sheets would have the name of Main street changed to Cavin and Cavin called ‘Lincoln Way” to "eonform to Lincoln Way West and South. The suggestion is submitted for the consideration of the city council. : o M. E. Epworth League Notes Devotional meeting 6:30 P. M. Leader May 6 Carlos Lane Topic “What is Sunday For?” Bible ref. Psal 18:24 Isa 58:13 14. A cordial invitation to all. 5 i ——————— { = : Next Monday Last Day. ~ Next Monday May T7th is the last day for paying taxes without the penalty. ; : ;

" Librarians to Meet. The next meeting of librarians for this district will be held in Michigan city tomorrow. The last meeting was held in this city two months ago. ~ Mr..and Mrs. Frank Scott paid their Goshen friends a visit -the .first of the week. : Meeting of Camp | Wednesday ' evening May 8 Fergugon. Camp: No. 26 will meet at city hall at 8 o’clock. ; Ko Ed Benthine. 10b2t . Wanted. . Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. . 12atf For sale cheap corn planter in good condition. A bargain if' taken at once. Inquire Banner office. = 9b4t

The Modern Home

- Severely Bitten Tongue. Clifton three and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wert Jr., residing near Big Long lake met with a pe-nliar accident Sunday morning, whe . .3 nearly §it off half his tongue The litle lad was stahding on a keg, when the bottom dropped out, causing him o fall. His teeth pierced his tongut severing a porion off one side and badly lacerating the end. Fort hours after the accident he was unable to talk. . o

~_ Burglar Alarm Sounds. About/ three g'clock yesterday morning the burglar alarm sounded in the bank of the Farmers & Merchants Trust company. Officer Bowen made a quick examinaation but found no one near. Later the bank building was gone over but no' evidence could be found of any tampering. with the windows or doors. What set of fthe alarm remains a mystery. e | Kieked by Horse. - Eli Yoder of the Hawpatch and brother of Ephraim Yoder of Ligonier, is slowly recovering from injuries to his head caused by the kick of a horse, The animal’s hoof struck him above the right eye laying the scalp opén and causing the flesh to droop over his che;e‘],‘;. The injury was a bad one. 5 =

: To Meet in Kendallville, The Noble County Council of Religious Education will hold its annual convention at the Presbyterian church in Kendallville May 15 and 16. The organization has been known in the past as :the Noble County Sunday School association. ‘ : Meet With Calamity. When Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jarvis reached their farm near Bristol Monday after a visit in Goshen they found the ashes of their residence and a number of outbuildings. Nothing was saved. There was a small insurance on the house. ' : i . Jacob Haines Dies. J Jacob Haines pioneer and ‘one of Avilla’s highly esteemed residents died Sunday morning at his home fols lowing* an illness of several months, resulting from anemia and complications. His condition had been critical several days. ;

Gold Fish, For Bait. Frank Sheppard of Indianapolis, who has been fishing at Lake Wawasee during the past week successfully employs live gold fish as baity He brought several hundred with him from an aquarium in the capital city and has hooked several nice bass. '* One Killed, One Hurt. Isaac Lohr 50 was killed and his’ son Guy 25 years old and hisinfant granddaughter Dorothy were, severely injured when a passenger train struck the automobile in which they were riding at Mishawaka. ° _ : i " To Meet in June L. C. Brock, of Kokomo state president o fthe Indiana Eagles and W. J. Dillingham of Warsaw state secretary were in Michigan City Sunday making plans for the state convention to be held in June. The Anniversary club met with Mr.: and Mrs. S. P. Carney Tuesday evening. Eight young couples were present and the gentlemen treated the ladies to a very fine supper. .

Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if the one predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience is omitted. The architect and contractor.can work out the detajls of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience into your home with Electnoty,. - G e To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest enjoyment and pleasure. - The house that is wired for complete Electric ' Service is the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every - home canhaveit. Lom e R If your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at once.

INDIANA & MICHIGAN

i FRURNOTES . “For sﬂale‘—*Laux‘i'el 'lv(it'c}i_en range good as new. Call phone 220. . 10atf . Buy your milk and cream at Greens' Meat ‘market, from Maple Row Dairy’s accredited herd. e ‘ 7atf Simon Schloss is home from an extended business trip through the state of Illinois. : : : ‘Lost silver bar pin with silver crest Saturday April 21. Return to E. Jacobs & Co. store. Reward. 10a2t

Ligonier fishermen .are now resting on their oars. The season closed Monday night and will not reopen until June ‘l6. : v _ Beginners’ dancing class will beginstructed by Dr. Arnold Elson at 8:00 o’clock each Thursday evening until further notice. ; P Tbtf . The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus will show in Goshen in June and the Field aggregation will apepar in Kendallville some time this month. _ Stephen F. Evans nearly 80 years of age prominent; dealer in stock is dangerously ill at his home in Millersburg. ‘ e i

¢ Mrs. Alice Magnuson, Elkhart and ‘Miss Bessie Moore Goshen will open a small hotel near the South Shore Inn at Wawasee in. the old Brown honse. = g | .~ Attention e - Start chicks right.by feeding .Sincerity Bran Chick Feeds. Prices right. Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. : P : o 10a6t £Bs ARA PR G . s 3 3 : .+ Light Bills Due. , . All light bills are now due and pay ableat the office and the penalty will be added after the 10th of the month. Indiana &Michigan Electric Co. caiy ie 10h2t

P BATTERIES | ' The best baztery “you can buy is | the cheapest in ' the end. Blard - kealk - Garage |

it Wil Do No Harm If you will anticipate ‘your paint ‘wants and be sure it will be ready for you the day you mt it. We éarry"36 colors and it is some job to keep this stock up and' ready. Also there is the ‘Flat Washable wall colors in many shades, besides Interior Gloss paints, floor paints, enamels, household paints in small cons, »au't'omob‘ile paints, wagon paints, root and barn paints, shingle stains colors in oil, Dutch Boy White Lead, oil, turpen-" tine, shellacs etc. Besides a big line of varnish and Permalac color varnish so much in use. - There have been some advances in the price of oil and lead but in our ready mixed paint we are selling just the same as last year and 'all colors same price. Kvery paivnter is now busy, have you engaged yours? - - . e WEAVER’S HARDWARE

~ ___ \\SUPERIOR _ S o o Rlwagk o 0 BA‘CK(;I.“G o QUALITY S The @= i | SERVICE . LEAD | \Wﬁ;, | wonesry | il ' e o ¥ - There’s A Reason for the astoundingly gr'eat_demand for Superiors bread, a demand so great and insistent that it taxes the capacity of Superiors;giant ovens to the limit. What the reason? Its in the making and in the baking. ’ ;Sixperiﬁo_r Corn-Top Bread e ~ Holsum Bread : . “Superior Bread » . Holsum Tea Biscuits ’ are the height of bziking scnence and skill. They are clean delibious wholesome and nutritious. You will find them vastly superior to ordinary bread. Give them a trail. Goodness, how you'll like ’em! - Fresh every sunrise at Ligonier at Miller’s Grocery, Sack’s Bakery and ~ Wolfs Grocery. - £ - Inßenton ét'Cundcrman’s Grocery | ' |