Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 18A, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 June 1923 — Page 2

o Loans to farmers and.Stockmen are negot- ~ itatedby this institution with the , . least formality and greatest | s et Kinelpfginess, : Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- . s mpt and courteous attention- ; . our rates are moderate; - Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. - . 'Conference with our officers is cordially | invited, and kept in strictest confidence. - 5/' You will receive here every accomodation - ~ consistent with sound banking principles. g -We paylwﬂonisavings . . : ~ “Theßank on'thefJCorner” |

o AN .Im“ - 5 i J):-_?‘\y il i ;g;%gml HaWpatch "' 1 G 2 | ' Bl %«G@Y‘ ;;w NN - Best Flour iy~ - LA - . b N SR TR R I 8 i Lol | RU . S CEmm 0000 B o e S o QW eo\ S (- — : ] It \\“\ &\Q\\\\\ §\\\; I}7 BRI HM”} : ¢ Gk F ;!{2 \\ ' ﬁ/’ lli'!ii l! X 4 .i \ﬁ;‘{ ’ 2 ') 3 " \.—,/ ' = 17{\'\“\\‘§ S i‘*‘ 7 - .J 7 *éi/ N S : ¥ : i . g\ : i (’\\\ : = i P X \\\ > ‘>‘ - g i j | ; : A;L“ Aaa g‘i : o —— E_M. SHERWOOD '.""‘: a 0 BTB 1 QUSRS SRI Ul vl o # B B 0 R _. ow much of your food do you grow at home? Indiana Wheat Flour for Indiana People ~ Think about this and use more Indiana Wheat | Science teaches us that the y¢hild cannot ‘mature, physically or mentally in a normal proper manner unless fed properly. : - Pure milk and Indiana wheat flour products are dependable balaunced rations for growing og‘heildren. i : L ~_Hawpatch Best Food Products e 1 Make Good Because They Bake Good - "Baead,, pies, r,/‘.ak-'s';-biscuits, muffins.and short-cake.‘ H‘av;rpatch self-rising biscuit flour furnishes the basis for many a wholesome dish which is enjoyed by all; its high quality and low price is apprecjated. ; G ; i b : ' Demand Hawpatch Best Flour from your;f dealer. ; -

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ok Y 9 - t e ? s 3 i P 4 o : 3 - + REAL SATISFACTION SINCLAIR GASOLINE ; ' A man is satisfied when he has the best. After .:»[lLk e o . e 4 .he has tried all them he satisfies himself - with -+ his own judgement. If you have neyer used ’ is own judg y ; ,used . gasoline, coal oil, oils and grease, try them out L TRk 2 4 o ; i pe T b ey 3’s’ ges e A T"r 2 . £ . s £ eLo i o Buy Sinclair Products in Ligonier at -the i« ollowing!stations: ¢ 10l tm Fosters taxi barn, Blazed Trail Garage 'Ligonier Univ. Sales Co., Ed Crocket N. Main City QOil wagon and Sacks Bakery for coal oil b R el e e ie e s .. It you have a supply tank at home, in or around B RLa ke it Rl e ey ey b R L s L ... lopeka Oil Company e oo NP Ooent | 4, e ﬁﬁzﬁr’wﬂgv ¥By S o ol b s ey 800 S Bl %’ onier +’hone 562 - o s

The Ligomer Banner ﬁ'i o mmn f;'uu. » ' Fi “ . Published by : "he Banner Publishing Company . W.C. B. HARRISON Editor

Published every Monday and Thursday and entersd in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as second class matter.

Indiana Wheat Flour For Indiana L 2 Peoplee, - = [ Indiana farmers produce about 30, 000,000 bushels of wheat a year double the amount to feed everyome in the state. | | All but 10,500,000 bushels (3,000,000 of which is used for seed). of this crop is shipped .out of the state to people who demand the famous flour made from Indigna wheat. " About 7,500,000 more bushels of wheat are brought in from other section of the country. . Pkt

It costs 10 to 15 cents to ship a bus hel of wheat from the west ¢r northwest. We pay it in buying this outside product and not patronizing our own growers, Then it costs'the man in ‘the east or south about the same amount to buy the flour made from the wheat that leaves this state. This does not take .into account the im mense amount of milll feeds -handled the same way. : o This is just a case of swapping wheat dollars ‘with transportation charges, commissions, etc., tacked on when we fail to buy flour from Indiana wheat. Why pay this double charge? : Thus argues the Topeka Roller Mills and’ with good reason. i

Will Raise Hospital Fund. The Methodist Hospital of Ft. Wayne is in a campaign for $150,000. ‘This campaign covers not only the City of Fort Wayne but the whole Nortlz in diana Conference. The campaign has been endorsed by the Board of Dir ectors of the North Indiana Confer ence, the Area Council and Bishop Leete. " Bvery Methodist pastor in Goshen Fort Wayne and. Wabash Districts is co operating, -~ ' "On June 24th and July Ist every Methodist Church in the above fiamei territory will have minute men pre sent the hospital campaign. 7 On July| Bth every Methodist Pastor in the North Indiana Conference will preach a ser{mnn concerning the hos-:

. Would Purify "Em. - . George Kimbro, Jr., of Houston at one time grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan in Texas with twenty other states under his jurisdiction has plac ed himself at the head a movement announced for the purpose of “Clean: ing and purifying” the organizatipn. ~To this end Kimbro issued today a proclamation calling on “faithful and esteemed klansmen” throughout the United States to join the ‘“national associated klang”’ of which he is.the provisional president. .

Young Husband Killed By Wife Fred Fox 24 of Fort Wayne was killed Thursday. when shot through the heart by his wife [Katherine 'at their home. Mrs. Fox asserted that the shooting ‘was accidental but = she admitted the police said that she and her husband had quarreled earlier in the day. Mr. and Mrs. Fox had been married six years and were the par ents o fthree children. L

o Death of Aged Lady. . .Mrs. Fannie Nusbaum Kronk aged 81 years widow of the late Josiah W. Kronk a former recorder of Elkhart county, died at her home in Goshen Friday evening. She is survivei by two daughters Mrs, George B. Slate and Miss Lillian Kronk both of Goshen. Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison o this city is a niece. : :

Car Badly Damaged. ! Jay Zimmerman of Elkhart was in Kendallville Thursday to get his car which had been repaired following his accident near Ligonier two weeks ago. He went over into a ditch eleven feet. deep and had a mnarrow escapc from serious injury. The car was badly damaged. ' | . Comes After Smoke Makings, William Cummings who has been suffering greatly from a severe ‘at~] tack of rheumatism and had been confined to his home for: some weeks came down town Saturday morning for the first time ‘since his illness to lay in a supply of smoking tobacco. .. Drive to Toledo and Back. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Jackson Sunday drove to Toledo to visit the family of Victor Jackson ‘and to bring to Ligonier their grandson Clifford who has just gone through a bad siege of scarlet fever. The child will remain here some weeks. o ! e Digs Grave and Dies. After digging a grave at Btna for the remains of Perry Austin John R. Kyler 67 unmarried and living alone. went to his home in the village and died. The coroner attributed the death to heart disease superinduced by exertion and heat. = . ¢il

Another Farm Foreclosure. Sheriff Steele gold a Whitley county farm Friday under foreclosure proceedings. This is but another of the manifest evidences of the farmers’ prosperity under President Harding and Gov, McCray. : e "' Reception Date July 19. ) _ Leading republican workers and politicians of the state will give Clyde A. Walb of LaGrange the hew state chairman a rousing reception at Inéfmapuais:!ulylll e'ﬁ ~ Mrs, Minnie Cleland of Albion is a new cook at Hotel Ligonfer, G e Pe e AU G e o R R R

PLANT CLUB NAMES OFFICERS

George Harvey Named President by Horticultural Society With Mrs. ~ Clinton Rinimel Secretary.

At the Rose and Strawberry - session of the Noble County Hofticultural Society held in Sparta township last Thursday the following officers were chosen: ' ' S President—George Harvey e . Vice president—John Pancake Treasurer—O, P. Barnum g Secretary—Mrs. Clinton Rimmel. Following the dinner the program was carried out opening with a selectiorr by the Albion high school symphony ' orchestra. Several other .selections were given by the orchestra during the afternoon., Readings were given by Rosemary Bourie of Ligonier and Lottie Jane Prickett of Wolf Lake and Mrs. Lela Buschel of Ligonier entertained with a vocal solo, accompan ied by .Miss Martha' Hutchison also of Ligonier. :

An elauoratef display of exhibits was arranged for the meeting Judges included J.- C. Kimmell, Mrs, Arthur Graves and Corliss Palmer. A report of thie auditing of the ‘books showed a balance in the treasury of $235.42, o

o Killing the Lambs, | Several farmers in Union township Whitley county are wondering what is killing their lambs. Newt.. Pumph rey. lost several, Roy Pence two and there are others who have had young lambs Kkilled. 'Whatever: {the "animal is, it works: the same Wway in each case. The lambs are ‘found dead, with the marks of sharp teeth in their throat. There has beeh gonsiderable speculation as to the sort of animal that is doing it. If it was a fox, the fox would drag off the lamb, or eat it, if it is 'a wolf the wolf would eat it. It is also said that a fox will not kill a lamb. If it were a dog, the dog would undoubtedly chase the sheep. It might be a big cat, but JFrank Hickman who is an old woodsman and hunter expresses the belief that it may be an opossum. Whatever it is it kills the lambs and the farmers would like to put an end to it.

‘Bee Keepers Meet. ; ~ At the annual business meeting ot the Noble County Beekeepers Asso ciation held in the office of County Agent Cunnin_gharn at Albion. Harry Hiatt was re elected president for the ensuing year and Rev. G. L. Conway Secretary-treasurer. :The association decided to hold a county picnic some time in July the exact date and place to be deefdgd later. . .10 op The association decided to invite a state bee inspector to spend several weeks in Noble eounty inspecting the various apiaries with hopes of elim inating all foul broods, a ménace to progressive bee culture. At present the. membership of the association is 104 while in the entire county it is estimated there are from 2,000.t0 3, 000 hives. ; . ; i

A« Upholds Gas Tax Law. . Judge Lenn J. Oare in St. Joseph superior court No, 2 at South Bendi Friday afternoon; sustained the ds murrer’' of U. 8. Lesh state attorney general in the matter of an injunction asked by J. Bruce Gafill of this city to restrain the state auditor ..and treasurer from carrying out the provisions of the gasoline tax law passel by. the latest legislature and in force since June 1. The substance of Judge Oare’s opinion :is that the law is constitutional and valid. The case will probably be appealed to th 2 supreme court. -

* - Boy Gets $6OO Damages, A jury in the DeKalb circuit couny ordered Dell Luce of Fort Wayne to pay to J. E. Reinwald of that city $6OO as damages for injuries he received when he was knocked down by a horse in Luce’s barn and had his leg frac tured., The youth was doing chores about the barn at the time ofthe ac cident and was allowed to ride a pony ashispay. A L

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Starr were out fishing on Gordy lake Tuesday and brought in a ‘good catch of blue gills. - ! D ;

. Mrs. George Carpenter of Deeds ville, Alabama is here visiting her mother Mrs. W. W. Kime.

How about your letterheads, blmleads, statements, envelopes, cards, etc.' Don't wait until they are all gone and“then ask us to rush them out - in a hurry for you, Good work v ~ requires time n, and ourmotto "N Q ivgleworth " (}) doing well. D ¥’/ FS 7 g p?"g VA ‘\_/ ‘e & //}::{’/%‘lﬁ . : Let us have that order N.O-W

MAY SALES 171,306 FORDS

Production' Only Limiting Factery to Deliveries So Great Is the De- » 0 mand :

Sales of Ford Cars and Trucks ’in(] the United States ‘for the montli ot May totaled 171,306 according to a | report just issued by the Ford Motor Company. ; AR ! The May sales were more than 5,500 greater than those of April due, to increased output. = . e Production has been the only limiting factor in the sales of Ford Cars and Trucks since January, for at all times -orders on hand have been in excess ofthe manufacturing capacity of the company, great as it is. The high production schedule which has been in efefet thel ast few months however permitted May to show a gain of 44,243 retail deliveries over the cor responding month - last year and it marks the fourteenth . consecutive month in which sales have gone above 100,000. : s g :

May deliveries' bring the total of Ford Sales in this country up to 73%; 850 Cars and Trucks for the five months from January 1 to Junel an increase of 322,005 over the same months a year ago ‘and presenting a record breaking sales figure. - Under -the constantly growing demand, Ford sales for the present year will pass the million mark in July a figure which would already have been -attained had it been possible for the company to bring production up to the orders, | o

. Independence Day Shoot. ' Wednesday July 4 Archie Dull will hold a rifle target and trap shoot at his farm at the end of the Blazed Trail pavement east of Ligonier. The match starts at ten o'clock -in the morning and lasts all day. Ladies are cordially invited to this day of real sport. Mr. Dull has already held a number of successful shoots and will hold others during the summer and fall. Shooters are requested to bring ‘their wives and lady friends- along.

Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new. ~ b2att Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery’. I;Obtt FOR SALE—New garden hose. Inquire at the Banner oﬂic_e. 2 { _Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribuItors, ' T j 10bte Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. - ¢ : . - 10btt

'House, two acre truck patch with auto storage for rent there miles. east of Ligonier.,. Inquire of Frank W. Zimmerman, this city. . Ilatf

Beginners’ dancing class will be instructed by Dr. Arnold Elsen at 8:00 o’clock each Thursday evening until further notice. = °. ottt

Christian Science services are held every Sumnday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcome, - St

I am prepared to clean chimneys. furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable prices. J. F. Sampull, Ligonier Call Banner office Phene 13. i Tatt

Cass Truck Line, i ” The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier betwegn Fort ‘Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling .done at reason able rates. - . 48pte Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. All kinds of nursey, stock sold ‘at thel owest prices with a guarantee for Bix years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write te or call me' at Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoner, B o sObte

: Christian Church Services, . Sunday school at 10:00 Morning weorship at 11:00 " Evening worship at 7:00 et The public is cordially invited to these services . . 46att

Notice. to Taxpayers. : The Board of ‘Review will hear complaints and make adjustments on the following dates, for the following named taxing units, Noble County, Indiana. i : i Friday ‘June 22, 1923—S8wan township. ‘ b Friday June 221923—A11en Town: ship and Avilla Town. Saturday June 23,1923—Kendallville ... el ~ Monday June 25, 1923—Kendallvile city and Wayne township. = Orville E. Presslet 'Auditor of No. ble County, Indiapa. = 16b3t . Penli ee o Mludh eit Gall Joo Miller Telephons 2on 438 st buy corn aud oats. C, L. Cham-

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Money in the end goes into a Bank, why don’t you put it there now instead of lotting tho next person? The men you spend all your income with depoliti the "money».-;‘ It coineo to us any“ny.}~ But why ’ido_n’t you put some of itin on an account of YOUR

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