Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 12B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 May 1923 — Page 3

( ’ /‘E\ i . 'e~-l : Fifteen minutes may save $15.00. Drive around this , week for a test. Service and repairs on all makes. Test Qfite BATTERY SERVICE 'ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERIVE

To Bretz for Glasses 4& Attractive L= GLASSES N I AR j NP} / Older Folks A hz{bpy expression and contented mind are the inevitable results of correctly 'fo'cused and fitted g}asses. We take special care in examining the eyes of those advanced in age and assure accurate resilts in every case. ‘ Our Admirable Service Will Surely : Please You. Nevin E Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Optician ' 130 S. Main St. - - ‘ - . GOBHEN = -1

W. R. JACKSON Trustee Perry Townshsp Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier

GLASSES o Accuratey and Scientifically w- Fitted. Broken lenses , ,replat}ed. ' : Mrs.L.P. Wineburg - E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Znone No. 65, Ligonier. CHARLES V'liNkS LAND&" SON ey Dealer in : Monuments, Vfanits.v;'l'émbstonu. : Building Stone 'Dr. Maurice Blue - VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. - Phone: Ligonier 757 W. H. WIGTON | Attongymt-lm' Office in Zimmerman Block LIGUNIER, . INDP

e~ e o st e Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Eloeh'lc;lngachl au';d Scalp Massage Hair Thm¢ Hair nres!“‘ !m Marinello Toflet Preparations { Harry L. Benner - Auctioneer ' Open forall emends i §1 Wolf Lake, Endiana Both Noble and Whitley ~~ County" Phones . | Bothwell & Vanderford - ulawyers@

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; - NEWS H,_QTES 5 'Shei‘man Baker and Cﬁsh Couts are building a cottage at Wawasee. : : Harvey Rice had business whica took him to Elkhart Wednesday. : Boys Bicycle for sale at a bargain. Call phone 49 or 403, Ligonier. 10tf For Sale—Laurel Kitchen range good as new. Call phone 220. 10atf _Tuti Fruti ice créam. Something new at Philadelphia. Fruit is imported. ‘ 9atf . . Wanted, Dishwaﬁher at Ameriéan Cafe. : ' Tla2t The Goshen postoffice is to get an additional clerk. . : Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. _ 10btt

- FOR SALE—One Disc harrow like new horse drawn. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. s 11a3t ~ Mrs. Mae Carney is having her cottage at Natticrow Beach remodeled and improved. e : ‘Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch will soon occupy their beautiful new ‘home on S. Main street. i Call phone 220 for electric light bulbs: and get free delivery to any part of the city. 9atf The musical comedy presented by school pupils the other evening was only fairly attended. ‘ Jacob Hoffer ageﬂd 74 died at Nap-‘ panee the first of the week. Samuel Hoffer of Cromwell is a surviving son. Indiana. democratic editors will meet in convention at Vincennes June 8 and 9. A big attendance is expected. Attorneys Bothwell & Vanderford are' in the *"Whitley circuit court this week trying. the celebrated Harper case. ‘ ; _ | Mary Anna Cuney aged 91 and one of the old residents of Noble county died at her home near Ege following a long illness.

Mrs. Clair W. Weir entertained the missionary society of the M. E. churca at the Weir home on McLean street Tuesday evening. o e

Miss Fannie Copp of Albion has returned to the Garrett hospital for a second operation. Her condition is said to be critical. s

1 John Scrannage died at his farm home near Waterford Monday aged 76. He was prominent in the affairs of the county many years.

- Charles Swart, aged 52 dropped dead at New Paris. He was a prominent farmer and a former member of the state legislature. ;

Mrs. Arthur Thro and Mrs. Jack Morrison -enroute from Rockford, 111., to ‘Toledo, Ohio stopped off in Ligonier and are guests of Mrs. Ed Farley. e ,

I will mow lawns and repair lawn mowers on short notice .being a practical mechanic. Inquire 511 S. Grand street, opposite school house. Leon Geis. . , ’

. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Martin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Zimmerman at Ligonier Sunday afternoon and found them as well as usual— Albion New Era.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wagoner came from Elkhart the first of the week and enjoyed a chicken dinner at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wagoner. , LE

C. R. Stansbury, Dr. C. G. Keehn, Fred E. Weir and W. C. B, Harrison attended a meeting and banquet given at South Bend by the Knift and Fork club of that city Tuesday evening.

FOR SALE—3S acres of land adjoining the corporation of Ligonier on the north known as the Gants property. A reasonable cash payment, Balance on easy terms. ‘Address G. J. Carter, Central Savings & Trust ‘Building, Akron, Ohio. g

Loss in Enumeration.

The enumeration of persons of school age in Whitley county shows a loss of 163 over 1922. The enumeration this year was 3,169. -

Exceptional Facllities . Enable Us to Guarantee Our Work m kind you ought to have when to have it, that G Our werk is of the highest - y and our services ars SrarEs pared to turn out letterheads,

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. Child Dies of Injuries.. Glgndors Mathews four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mathews, ‘who live just north of Benton was fatally injured about 6:45 Saturday evening when a Ford touring car was run into a Wabash freight train at Benton. Mrs. Mathews was also injured about the legs, but not seriously, it is thought and Earl Hapner 14 son of Frank Hapner of Benton sustained a broken collar bone. Two other} children of Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, Delmore and Darwin and another| son of Mr. and Mrs. Hapner, Clarejnce were in the car at the time of the accident but were not sinjured except for slight bruises. The smash up oecurred at a lane just north of the Lincoln Highway. The car was being driven by one of the boys who{ failed to see the train: : =

Rifle Club Convention.

~ Charles A. Ireland of lonia Mich., President of the National Association of Winchester Clubs and chairman of its executive committee has appointed committee’s to handle the various phases of work for the third annual convention of the National Association of Winchester Clubswhich will be held in the Coliseum, Chicago, 111, June 25, 26 27 and 28th. = - Three thousand Winchester dealers are expected to be present. F. E. Weir of Ligonier is on an important committee. »

New Golf Instructor.

John W. (“Jock”) Watson has arrived at Lake Wawasee to take charge of the golf links on' the north shore coming from Nashville, Tenn., where he was for some time with a sporting goods house and golf school: Previously he had been professional at the Noelton Golf club. Nashville and the Hopkinsville, (Ky.) G and Country club. -He is a native of Scotland, raised on the St. Andrews links the most famous in the world. The golf club has a number of members in Lig: nier. P :

Pupil Recital,

Mis§ Martha Hutchison through her music pupils gave very interesting recitals at the Ligonier Presbyterian church Monday and Wednesday evenings. Many visitors were present to enjoy the entertainment. | ‘

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: For Sale by BEN GLASER, Ligonier,

The Modern Home

Wolcottville Gets Dairy Calf Clab.

. Directors of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Wolcottville in conference with W: H. Favinger of Noble County and county agents Cunningham and Kline decided Monday evening to foster a Holstein Calf club for boys and girls living in Noble and LaQrange counties. The Bank will purchase the best calves obtainable in Wisconsin or some other dairy section and distribute them to the club members at cost on an easy payment plan. Every boy or girl who'-makes§ application will be given a calf. The Wolcottville Condensory is Co~operatv' ing in the project. :

~ Wins National Honors. : Major Milo Snyder has been designated by the U..S. War Department as the best rifle and pistol marksman in Indiana, a high honor. This title has been won after thirteen years’ practice and is something to be proud of (e i { sy

The marks of distinction came to him last week. Each year he has attended the contests put on by the war department at Camp Perry, Ohio.

More Than Double Corn Yield.

For the last ten years Arkansas corn-club boys following cultural methods recommended by agricultural extension workers, have each 'year a little more than doubled the average! corn yield per acre of the State under the usual methods of cultivation, according to reports to the United States Department of Agricl)lture. . e \

School Teacher Dies.

J. E. Miller 50 years old residing at 623 Sturgis street Fort Wayne was found dying in an.automobile parked near the corner of Harrison street and Washington boulevard in that city by the policeman on the beat at' 2 o’clock Tuesday morning. He 'was rushed to the Methodist hospital but died soon after he reached the institution. “Death was due to apoplexy.

An Amusing Episode.

While amusing herself = hurling rocks through the windows of her divorced husband’s home in " Columbia City the other | evening the town marshal appeared and placed Rosa Burd in jail as a mild restraint. She was later released on a promise to be good. -’ . g 5 : s

Wilmer Decker who has been seriously ill with pneumonia for three months, also uynderwent two operation, was thought to be improving nicely but is very ill again at thé home of his parents one-half mile north of Topeka., T :

Undergoes Operation.

~ Will Kelley submitted to ‘an appendicitis operation in Chicago Tuesday @nd at last reparts he was doing well. - His father Thomas Kelley of this city was with him during the or: ‘deal and wil larrive home tonight.

~ We desire to extend our_thguilks to the Masons, the Elks, and our manyv friends for their kind expression of syﬁmpathy in. our bereéavement. : " Mrs. Jacob Sheets and Family.

Daily Vacation Bible schools are being organized by J. C. Brunk in Ligonier, Kendallville and Albion.

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 1s omitted. The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience into your home wath Electricity. - s e s 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. . et e o

If your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at once.

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Bible Schools.

[~ ‘Salesman Wanted, | Chicago house has vacancy in Indiana. Old established trade among druggists, bdok: stores, Gift Shops ete. Live man with selling ability and unguestionable integrity. iGve age religion and references. : Address Y The Banner, ligonier. Ind. ' 12a2t .- Notlee to Dog Owners. " All Perry township citizens sti!i} owing dog tax will call at the Mier: State Bank and make settlement at ones.. - e e J. T. Latta, Deputy Assessor. 11b3t

: Help Wanted: = Governess, gecond cook and dining room -help at Mishawaka Orphans’ Home. Apply by phone -or letter to W. L. Bowen, superintendent, Mishawaka, Indiana. “12a4t Wante to Rent—Good house. Call at Banner office. = = 123 2t ' Call phone 220 for a Hoover Vaccum Cleaner demonstration. 9att FOR SALE—One Span mules. Ligonier Universal Sales Co.. = Ilatf J. F. Sampsel will clean out .cisterng and repair them. Leave orders at Banner office. ! Tbif ; For ,S%:le——Goq(f pledsure launch on Wawasee. Call jor see Dwight Mock, Lake Wawasee. e ;

- For Sale—new four door Ford sedan never been used. A bargain. Henry Israel. See him at once. 12a2t _ ' ———— e Used Tractors for-sale. One International, one Happy '‘Farmer and one Hercules. Ljgonier Universal Sales Co. o 11att Wanted to purchase a building ‘which may be moved,about 20x30 in dimension. . Must be in good condition. Wallace Jackson, 1232 t

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A Battery L 1 Without Jars The new Gummite case; an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, - including compartments - for the cells. Thus, individual jars are done away with. i ' Gummite is practi-i cally indestructible, will' not warp, and is not affected by temperature, * acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate ~ tery case. : ' BLAZED TRAIL o GARAGE

Man-O-War Spar ~ If you want a varnish that will wear mest - satisfactory on the floor under heavy tread use Mén'-O-War Spar. Enamel : white, as good as the market affords, we " haveit. Our stock of Paints and Varnish ~ contain_high quality goods. You cam ~ paint at last year’s prices from this store. Weaver's Hardware o | 'Pixone,l34 2o g

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