Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 26A, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 August 1923 — Page 2

o 'Loatps to farmers and 'stbekmen are‘négdt- | ~itatedby this institution with the _ S least formality and greatest L helpfulness. o Appljcations’ for Farm Loans receive pfo- - A ‘ : ; : ' mpt and courteous attention- : ~ - our ratesare moderate; Terxjis favorable and facilities unexcelled. ~ Conference with our officers is cordially ~ invited, and kept in'strictest confidence. - . You will receive hereevery accomodation consistent with sound banking principles. - - We pay 44, on savings CITIZENS BANK 3 {,& 3 : : 2 g - { % . “The Bank on the Corner” ;

S Good Bread , - Keeps Children ciHaay Those acti’vé? youngsters that rbmp and play so hard need plenty of real nouishment to keep up their bubbling héalth. \ e e lv : ' N : ! Superior, Corn-Top - Holsum or Superior : Bread ‘w’ith all “the foovd.value‘in the wheat left in” provide children of every age with real food---food that is wholesome and healthvbuilding‘. . Theirabsolute purity and fine = &S\ flavor makes them the favorite, e s of thousandf, = | (SSEGTE fSa,ck"s Gtoéé}ty, . :?Zé‘i»%%*‘ : 3 Wolks Grocery, -@."E’.E"‘@"’% i gﬂ‘der{?“a“&f‘,Benton' e.'Q | i arland’s General Store and AT Baker’s Grocery, Kimmell. - é"’, Yy

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' OFF TO COLLEGE How about your baggage? Once you get t king-you’ll find thi ‘Il need 0 packing-you'll find many things you'll neec at college---and then the question will be how to get therm there. - | J)\nticipa%‘}ing the call from students for trunks and : . gtips we have arranged the following - o attractive pric.s. ' . Wardrobe Truuks, 18 styles; $28.50, $31.50, $37.50, $4O, $5O {Lmkgp to $75 _ : ] ; Box and Q;eamer Trunks, 36 styles, $8.75, $lO, 3512,50, $13.50 . $l5 and up.to $32.50 - L A Travfeli:ﬁg‘@);ageé serviceable material, $2 95 375500 . : .qud-Cowhigﬁ'Leather Bags, leather lined, $7.50 up to $35 <. “Over Nliht:’;orWeek End Cases, ssto $42.50 =~ . - Ladies’ Hat Boxes for two or four hats, §5 to $l5 g Large black &ramel cases, all sizes. el ‘Writing Companions, note, address and memo book with -atwactivecovers, from 2scup. “‘Hasty Lihes,” leather covering, $1.25 ' ;’:g:: Eﬁr{’w‘{;,,fv ~ = ‘h '-f:‘,.: ‘ T : * : e b :' : Neat little Caslgg with combs, mirrors and sewing sets, in fancy Aa‘,’:‘k‘: '{ﬂ%i""“ %::",ﬂt:»y,;grj/lf i S o Lol e e(/ Sl e haR e g Cdin Purses gud Money Beits,. | . o o S e e L e S A‘i“’ s WAL R RALAN D ! é MR g’;%ﬁ&ﬁ%gg eg # r . ”‘““Jf%"»;% iﬁ!iﬂﬁ e

The Ligomer Banner “he Banner Publishing Company W.C.B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday \u‘ entered in the Postofice at Ligoaier, Ind,, ag uiond class matter.

~ To Meet Force With Force. Realizing that the police of South Bend intend to continue their cam-f paign of bar-smashing bootleggers most .of whom are in the foreign sec tion of the city sent an ultimatum tc the police that hereafter force: will be met with force and that when the next raid against a place suspected of selling booze is made 'the police will be lucky to 'escape with ' their lives. “We will not rest until Lane Hamilton and Delinski are under the¢ sod,” the threat says. The men re{ferred to are Chief of Police L. J Lane, Capt. Horace Hamilton and Detective' M. Delinski . Chief Lane state - Friday that the . raids will ‘continue although it has been realized for some time that the wetzs wre organizing to combat the police.

Storm Was Severe.

One of the most severe hail - anc windstorms in years visited North Manchester and vicinity Tuesday. Hail stones as large as hen eggs | forced by a north wind damaged crops, shade trees and flower beds Windows in the I. O. O. F. building an dthe skylight of the Rice studic were broken and several hundred dollars of damage was done to the Harry White greenhouses. The large windows on the north side ‘of the Walnut Street -church of the Brathern were broken.! ‘An automobile standing at the curb ‘on Mill street was damaged when a large tree fell on it, : e Corn crops near the town and other vegetation were destroyed by the hail. : . i :

Murder Trial Witness Taken. Russel Brandon 28 of Elkhart a material witness in the trial of Leo Grazier of Elkhart charged with the murder of Louis L. Shirley New York { Central railroad policeman in Elk- | hart April 14 was_arrested at Gibson near Chicago where he was employed in the New York Central shops and is being held on a technical charge of having received stolen goods. When arrested at Gibson he was known as James A. Allen.’ It is said he can give damaging evidence against Grazier who is reported to have shown him a gun that was stolen from the 'Army Goods store in Elkhart. This gun was found, near . where Shirley was killed. S

Never to See Mother Again. | The “man without a country’” had a rival at Sault St. Marie, Mich., ia Fred Litson 27 who is under court orders never again to see his mother’ Mrs, Harriet Litson 71. Litson was convicted in justice court of assault and battery it being charged by his father that he: beat the aged woman and threw her out of the front door of the family home into the street. : After sentence had been passed the father turned to his son. and said: ~ “Please stay away from me too. I don’t ever want to see you again.’, ~ Rather Peculiar Case. In superior court at South Bend Galvin R. Parish has sued Christiana Arndt-Parish .for.- divorce alleging she 'deserted him 23 years ago and itha,t she has returned. They were married in 1881. She left him in 1900 he says and he thought her body ‘was found o nthe ice in Benton Har‘bor Mich., June 18 1906. He married Eldora Sharp. They have two children. . ' ~ The first Mrs, Parishthreatens tc ‘bring about arrest of her husband on a bigamy charge. - el ‘ o Home For Woodmen. ' ‘The Woodman of the World a national fraternal organization numbering 800,000 members will erect o home for aged members and dependent_and orphan -children near San Antonio Tex., according to W. A Fraser sovereign commander . The lsite of the new home it is belived wil/ be close to the Woodmen of the World war ‘memorijal - sanitorium recently fest'ablished near San Antonio, ¢

‘detlegger Shot Esecapes.

The South Bend arrested George Matych with 25 gallons of moohshine 'Thursday night. A companion escaped although he is believed to have been hit by a policeman. The two men were in an automobile and had stopped to make a delivery of the liquor. - . ' Sentenced to Farm. Frank Vidmar 18 of Elkhart was sentenced to the state penal farm for thirty days on a charge of peeping into windows. He had twice beforc been arrested on a similar charge but -had been released on the fors mer occasions. in e State Governors to Meet. Governors of many states will mee: in conference at French Lick Springg‘] this' state September 17, 18 and 19, President Coolidge has been invitéﬁsl and may attend. Law enforcement is| the main subjected to be considered. ~ Mishawaka Gﬂlﬂﬁﬂnﬁo ] _ Agnes Greenwood 13 and Bernett: Bechard 16 of Mishawaka are miss-

LIOONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Fred Von Blon Chosen..

Fred Von Blon who held the position of janitor at the high ° school sitice the resighation of J. B.,Culver was engaged to fill . the place forf the coming year at a meeting of the ‘school board Thursday evening. - ~ Mr. Von Blon was chosen over ‘Mister Austin and Earl James, the other applicants because of experi ence he gained in ‘'Warsaw where he held a .similar position. He is familiar with the heating system at the high school which is regarded as an advantage. Mr. Von Blon was the unanimous choice of the board. o Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new. b2atl

Tuberculosis Clinie.

. The ¢ anti-tubergulosis section -of the Red Cros so{' Noble county wiil hold a free clinic open to all in the Kendallville community buiding Wednesday August 22.

FOR SALE—Studebaker touring car, equipped with new battery, good tires with an extra tire and cover, spot light, windshield wiper and bumpers. Car is in good condition and goes at a bargain. John Hays. 19btt

0. V. Burger Office.

0. V. Borger will have his office at the Levy stores in this city and will be found there every Saturday evening for the transaction of business. ¢ - 24b8t

It is given out by the contractor that the Lincoln Highway concretec pavement between Fort Wayne and [‘hurubusco will be completed with;n a month and be open for traffic e 3’ll'oo3} L R 4

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oy, SOMERHING. NEW AT oot - The Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. : " The latest achievemens of thrift is a plan Wﬁich makes‘vsure tha.t you ,T - can save all the money you want to. = TE R s L . Itis called the LINCOLN THRIFT' ACCOUNT and has just been - - installed at the Farmers & Merchants Trust €ompany. -~ - ' : . You get interest 6n -jouf smaH monthly d-epo'sits j(;st the same s ‘through any other savings account, but if you start out to save $l,OOO n the LINCOLN THRIFT ACCOUNT and you are called by death amy ~ time after you hiave made your first deposit the Lincoln Thrift Account ~ will pay the person you name as beneficiary all the money you had in- - tended to save. | o S iee G s You know you are going to re_ach your thrift objec’ti‘Ves” when you start a Lincoln Thrift Account at the s S Farmers & Merchants Trust Company s ‘ - Ligonier, Indiana ' ‘ =

To Bretz for Glasses peed o 8 Distinctive go ‘ ‘ i GLASSES - Remember that glasses are an important factor in your personal ‘appearance, . Carelessly fitted, they detract . from your looks. B | Adjusted. with the precision that | charactex;izes_ our service, our glasses will add distinction to your.ap- | pearance and bring real comfort te © your eyes. . We Welcome the Opportunity i ' of Serving You. evin E. B Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Opticlan : 130 S. Main St. . ~ GOSHEN Harry L. Benner - Auctioneer ) osoA R i s e ¢ : E . Open for all engagemends & § 0 Wolf Lake, Indiana - Both Noble and Whitley "' . County Phones

WEATHER STRIPS - &PZ KEEP OUT DUST ANDERAIN = b PREVENT Compton & Holdeman . Ligonier, I‘ndiana: | - ye Advertise in the Banner