Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 26B, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 August 1923 — Page 3

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A Battery < Te 2 : Without Jars The new Gummite case; an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, ~ including compartments for thecells. Thus, individual jars are done ‘away with. . Gummite is practically indestructible, will not warp, and is not affected by temperature; . acid, or vzter. Let us show you 4his ideal bate tery case. T A BI_AZED TRAIL . GARAGE ¢

Bothwell & Vanderford | Lawyers :[7 Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana CHARLES V'INKS AND SON ' » Déalarrlp : Mnmenu, Vaulits, Tombstonué : ' ‘ Building Stone. ‘. = - Howard White - : WAWAKA, INDIANA 3 ' AUCTIONEER % Phone 2on 1 Wawaka q

Saturd 0 aturday BestEverCorn- ~° . 5 Loruiia #56 | Van Camps Pork & Beans 3 cansfor 27c Beech Nut Spaghetti and Macaroni 2 boxes 5 ~andopeboxfree. - . ‘', 98¢ _ Cheese Tid-Bits ; e - Zn Zn Snaps : i b | qel 0 - Vanilla wafers gao Lemon snaps i 9 o Animal cookies ' Te L Reliable matches 6 boxes tor 24¢ . . Brooms while they last ~ . 65¢ ; A Toilet Paper 6 rolls for \ e 30c We pay top prices for eggs and b}&ter fat. Bring up your ‘ eggs and cream. o

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25 Per Cent Tax Raise,

. A 25 per cent horizontal increase of the valuation on household goods and automobiles in DeKalb county has been ordered by the state board of tax commissioners, The oredr affects ev’er;s.-,ta;'ing unit in- the county. It is estimated that if the county board follows the recommendations of the state board the units affected will aggregate an increase of $350,000.

Milo Thomas Injured.

Milo J. Thomas well known merchant and banker of Corunna severely strained the ligaments of his arm and was otherwise painfully bruised Monday in a fall from a step-ladder. Mr. Thomas had ascended the ladder to pick 'a few plums from a tree The ladder broke causing him to fall to the ground, The gentleman is quite well- known in Ligonier where he often visits F. E. Weir. ;

Bandits Shoot Sheriff,

‘Sheriff William Van Camp: of Franklin county was shot to death by two bandits in an automobile eight miles east of Rockville according to word telephoned to his deputies. The bandits opened fireé on the sheriff when he attempted to stop them and examine their car, which he believed was .a stolen one.: The car bore an Ohio license.. ;

Game Laws Aid School Funds.

Convictions for violations of fish and game laws obtained by game wardens of the state conservation department in July . brought (fines amount to $3,086.15. Money from such fines goes into the school fund in. the counties where prosecutions are made. :

Kill Rattle Snake.

Leon Wort and Charles Grate of Kendallville killed a rattle snake which measured three feet in length at Little Long lake the other day. Six large rattlers were removed from the tail. : ;

Baptist. Association Meet.

An important meeting of the Noble LaGréinge Baptist Association will be held at Cosperville Baptist church today and tomorrow. ~ ‘

: NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS. | State og' Indiana Noble County SS: | - In the Noble Circuit - Court ~ October Term 1923 ; -To quite title. ‘ - Adam M. Ripperton, et al. : wo ‘ b Abel Tavison et al. . ‘ Come now the plaintiffs of Bothwell and. Vanderford their attorneys and file their complaint herein together with the affidavit of a competent person that the residence upon diligent inquiry is unknown of the following named defendants, towit: Abel Tavison, Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Walter Gibson, Phoebe Gibson, Etta Donat, William Donat, Myrtle Tewell. Charles Tewell, George Hahn, Bertha Hahn, Joshua Hahn, Lea Kahn, Pearl = Hoffman, Lottie Holloway, John Holloway, Ethel Holler, Alonzc Holler, = Colfax Kinnison, Mabel Kinnison, Samuel Ritter. Delbert Boss, Ott Corp, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Hamilton, Andrew Cook, Josiah A. Newman Kliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton, Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttopc, Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter.| Henry McWherter, Louvina M¢ Wherter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook, Lovina McWherter, Lavina MecWherter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphraretta McWherter, Alpha Ret-| tie = McWherter, Franklin Minier Louisa Minier, Jacob Kahn, . Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, . Samuel Fink; that the names of the defendants are| unknown and that they are believed| to be non-rsidents of the State oif Indiana, sued in this action by the| following names and .designations, to-| wit: “the unknown husbands and]|: wives, respectively of each of thel following named persons, to-wit Abel|: Tavison, Abel Larison, Abel Larrison, George Swank, Henry Beebe, Les-| ter Beebe, Clyde Beehe, Jesse Beebe | ‘William Smith, Pearl Hoffman, Frank| Ely, Isaac Ely, Hally Ely, Frank]: Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha| Ely, Nimmons Kinnison, Samuel Rit ter, Ott Corp, Stella Kitchen, Minnie| Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen, Richard| Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen, Dortheal Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dortheaf Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James| Cook, John Hamilton, Nancy Mamil-| ton, Andrew: Cook, Josiah A. Xewman | Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamilton,} Thomas Tuttopo, Sarah Tuttopo| Delila ‘Cook, Henry C. McWheeter,| Henry McWherter, Louvina McWher- | ter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook. Lovina McWhereter, Lavina McWher- | ter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphra-|' retta McWherter, Alpha Rettie . M¢-|' Wherter, Franklin Minier, Louisa| ‘r‘Miniei', Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, ‘Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names| of all of whom are unknown to plain-|. tiffs; the unknown widowers and wi-| dows, the unknown children, descen- | dants and heirs, © surviving spouse, creditors and 4dministrators of thef estate, devisees, legattees, trustees} 'andexeéutors of the last will -and "t_'estamént, successors in interest and| ‘assigns, respectively, of each of thel following named and designated deceased persons to wit: Lucinda} Alexander, James D. Alexander, Isaac Gibson, Eve Gibson, . Almeda Hahn, Mary Beebe, Eliza Jane Mil-|! ler, Minerva Smith, Harrison Swank.| Richard - Swank, Lafayette .Swank.| Allen Swank, Dora Hoffman, Isaac| Swank, Marilla Ely, Catherine Steinbarger, Joshua Steinbarger,, Andrew :ﬁﬁeinbarger, Martha Ann Steinbarger | John N. Kinnison, Catharine Kinnison} Nancy Jane Ritter, Samuel Ritter.| David . Kinnison, Margaret Kinnison, |- Clarissa Boss, Harriet Corp, Martin| ;Kitchen, Matilda Whitford, Abel Ta-| vison, Abel Larrison, George Swank,} Henry Beebe, Lester Beebe,. Clyde| Beebe, Jésse Beebe, Pearl Hoffman | Frank Ely, Isaac Ely, Halley Ely,| Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Stella Kitchen, Minnie| Kitchen, Blanche I‘g(ichen, ‘Richard Kitchen, Bertha itchen, Dorthea Kitchen, Dorthea Froenhafer, Dorthea}| Ford, David Ellison Kinnison, James | Cook, John Hamilton, Naney Hamil" | ton,. Andrew Cook, Josiah A. New-| man, Eliza A. Newman, Mary Hamil-} iton, Thomas Tittopo,. Sarah Tuttopo | Delila Cook, Henry C. McWheeter, | Henry McWherter, Louvina M¢Wher- | ter, Lovina McWherter, Delilah Cook.| LovinaV.MCWheat-eter,'-.liaviha MeWher- | ter, Alpharetta McWherter, Alphra-} retta - McWherter, Alpha Rettie Me-| Wherter, Franklin Minier, Louisa Mi-| nier, Jacob Kahn, Jacob Kann, Stella Fink, Samuel Fink, the names of all of whom are unknown to plain-| tiffs; all of the women once known | by any ‘of the names and designat-{ |ions above stated, whose names may . 'have been ‘changed, and who are now | | kn?w‘n by other names, the names ot alll of - whom' are unknown to plain- | tiffs; the spouses of all of the" per{sons above- named, described and| | designated as defendants to this ac|tion who are married the names of all |of whom are unknown to plaintiffs ;| |all persons and corporations who | assert or might assert any title, clain. |or interest in or len upon the real |estate described in the complaint in |this action by, under or through any [of the detendants to this action | named, .described and Weﬂ in |said complaint, the names of all of Wh@g m are unknown to plaintiffs”; ‘| are emmdmmngwmmmh ﬁm"“mﬁmw‘h%amg |wright, Bugene Winwright, Henry |Beebe, Lester Beebe Clyde liam Bintohy, Clayton | Sutieh. > otts %‘“f‘*“”’ﬁ:m% g

Samuel Swank, Clara Swank, George Swank, Mary Swank, William H. Swank, Ella Swank, Frank Ely, ‘lsa‘q§ { Ely, Halley Ely, Frank Ely, Emerson Ely, Mary Ely, Bertha Ely, Samuel Stienbarger, Belle Steinbarger, Frank Steinbarger, Bertha Stienbarger, Ora Kinnison, Nettie Kinnison, Frank Kinnison, Dora Kinnison, 'Nimmons Kinnison, Viola Butler, George Kinnison, Belle Kinnison, Stella Kitchen Minnie Kitchen, Blanche Kitchen Richard Kitchen, Bertha Kitchen Mayme M. Michaels, Jacob H. Michaels, Emily M. Lederer and Sigmund Lederer; that said action is for the purpose of quieting title to real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said defendants are necessary parties to said action and that they/are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana. f : Tt The following real estate ié Nobls County, State of Indiana, is described in' said complaint, to-wit: The south half of the northeast quarter of section four in township thirty five. north, range nine east, and alsal commencing on .the quarter line twenty three chains and seventy nine 'links east from the quarter post at the southwest corner of the northwest qaurter of said section four, township thirty five north, range nine east, thence east on the quarter line seventeen chains and two links ’to the southeast corner of said »no‘rth-l ‘west quarter, thence north to the ‘northeast ~ corner of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of said section four, thence west on the eighth /line to a point twenty four chains from the west line of said section four, thence south nineteen chains and ninety eight links to the place of beginning, containing in all one hundred fourteen acres. This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiffs for the purpose of .quieting their. title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claihants whatsoever. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the 13th day of the regular October 1923 _Term of the Noble Circuit Court ot‘lndiana, being the 15th day of October, 1923, to be begun ' and holden on the Ist day of October, 1923, at the Court House in the Town of Albion in said County and State, and answer or demur to said eomplaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court at the office of the Clerk thére-: of in the Town of Albion, Indiana, on the 23rd day of August, 1923. [Seal] ISAAC DETER, - Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana, attorneys for Plaintiffs : 26b3w . : o

‘Notice to Nor-Resident Defendant. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss; _ In the Noble Circuit Court, October Term, 1923. 5 i Tt Emma Hagaman - i . VB. . Joseph R. HHagaman i Action ‘for Divorce : The plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed her complaint therein, together with an’ affidavit that the defendant,:Joseph R. Hagaman, is not a resident of the State of Indiana: : Now, therefore, the said defendant, Joseph R. Igagaman, is hereby 'notified that unless he be and appear on the 14th day of the next term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, said day being the 16th day of October, 1923, and said term of said court to begin on'the first Monday of October, 1923, at the Court House in Albion, in said count yand state, and answer or demur .to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. : ot In witnes whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court this 23rd day of August, 1923, [seal] i ISAAC DETER, Clerk Noble Circuit Court of Indiana: Bothwell & Vandferford attorneys for plaintin. i 26b3w

. Modern home for rent -call at the Carney Clothing Store. 19btt

Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which - go towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if theone . predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience is omitted. | - The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoyment and convenience into your home with soklecdty,, o TRUT G 0 L ~ To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest en- ~ joyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service -1s the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every . homecanhaveit. . . - v Ll g L s ei s R LLo I;x«’«g:i;'

Plums! Plums !

For Sale several varities including the famous Burbank which is the best! of all for canning. C. L. Chamberlain. Phone 861, Ligonier. -~ 25bif

Removal Notice.

The H. & G. Battery .Service has moved the battery works to the Shane building. ’ - 25btf

Use artiticial pyre ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. : 10btt

‘See Arthur Furgeson for electre fans, L 18atf

For Rent—Modern 7 room house with garage. “Enquire Blanche Shobe, 217 E Third St. Phone 178. 19btt

~ All my big stock of fishing. tackle will. be closed out ‘at cost at my barber shop. For real bargains come in Hugh Lundy, ' ; 25bti

Gaotskins gloves, all sizes, wita high" and low cuffs. . Also ganvas gloves to meet all needs. Sam Snider. . ' . - 2Badt

Dancing School to Reopen.

Arnold Elson will resume instructions in dancing next Thursday evening and a class will meet for practice each Thursday evening thereafter. e e

Wanted

I want to buy wheat rye angj oats. Will pay better than market price. C L. Chamberlin Phone 861.° 22btf

. Keep coll by the use of a General Blectric fan bought from Arthur Furgeson. v e 18ats

Dollar Days ~ Dollar Days - Saturday and Monday

Tissue Ginghams 5 or 6 patterns 59c value to clos_e’ aul 3 yards for ..oilocolishnaai i 900 Percales light and dark 20 to- 25c, value 6 yards O el L e Crisibuvsncess - $l.OO Bleached Muslin fine quality no- filling 20c value. B yardeifor o s s 00 > . : L. —— s > ’. ; 5 ) Crochet Cotton 10c valué 12 balls 100 oneia $lOO 3 & s Mo : 5 Children’s Black Bloomers size 4 to 12 59¢ valuc slor .0 e 1.00 17 qt. All White Enamel Dish Pan $1.25 value goes B e eie i e e e 3100 m Ladies’ Waists values to $1.39 go at 3 for ...$l.OO m Plisse Crepe asorted colorings for under garment. gowns, . bloemers etc., a real 50c value priced at 3 yards for $l.OO All Linen Crash Toweling 25c value goes at 5 yarde e AL 3 : 4 % ‘ . : Ladies"Out'size Burson Hose black only 50c value 3 PRIIE Bor ol e SEIOR Aluminum Pudding pans 43c value go at 3 pans $l.OO Curtain Scrim printed borders 15c¢ vdlue 11 yards OB i e $l.OO - s . : ; Foronp i 2 . .

‘ A i CANDY, SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY - Ve s g : 3 1 57 s 3 i White Marshimallows 30c yalue the DOBRA ... fiiisiensmmssindonnns somumisitons tsoefibioes fivonsioniin’ St e B Orange Slices 25¢ value specially priced the POBBE. oo i ek ks i e L . Uiy Kiglen the DONNG i sinomiiing lummisrihiin s’ sttt s S Cocoa Squares-30c value priced for Saturday the DPOUNM ...lv.cciiimciies Sesboreeissmsormmnn seostepsion oeiessomeinte 28c 41 L : R e o e o INne sutenus b ores

OFF TO COLLEGE

- How about your baggage? Once you get to packing you'll find many things you'll need at college---and then the question will be how togetthemthere. . = | ~ Anticipating the dﬂlﬂ-fmm Studente for trunks aad » grips we have arranged the following : o v © . -attractive pricss. |. - : s Wardrobe Trunks, 18 styles, 328.;50, $31.50, ‘37.—50, $lO, $5O . and up to $75 g . e Box and Steamer Trunks, 36 styles, $8.75,%10, $12,50, $13.50 ~ slsandupto $32:50 . - o - T Traveling bags, serviceable materiéi%, ;2.735? 375, 5.00 Good Cowhide Leather Bags, leather lined, $7.50 up to $35. e “Over Night’ or Week End Cases, ssto $42.50 < ; Ladies” Hat Boxes for two or four hats, $5 to $l5 I Large black enamel cases, all sizes. T o Writing Companions, note, address and memo book with at- . tractlve covers, from 25c-up.. . ° o e ‘‘Hasty Lines,” leather covering, $1.25° e Neait little Cases_ with combs; mirrors and sewing sets, in fancy . leather covers, $1 to 2. : o Coin Purses and Money Belts. : : Fia 115 E. Lincoln Ave. Irwin Block, Telephone 86 e i TGeie BIERNS. T ;

Ladis’ Waists and Blouses values to $4.69 go at $l.OO ¢ y . v £ ' L-adl{es’d,'U'niqn Underwear value 43¢ go at 3 swits BOT oo loinsing s i iakerhiism s it SN 5 3 5 ‘ 3 R %5 5 : e 5 Kirk’s Flake White Laundry Soap 5%c value 23 cak 08 LOF Liviificiartociilosissessesbonsasataiassintodes sirmmmncs mocmeesaen eerse IO \. R R eS O S LT SSO : ‘ . " f Waltke’s White Naptha Laundry Soap 23 cakes for [ eite e i Se it I Glass Baking Dishes value to $1.69 choite amy 2 pledes oY il il G N » : . & - : % . . : . . Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns values to $1.69 go &t 51 Ladies’ Hand Bags and Boxes value to $1.39 go at 79c Men’s Knitted Neckties value to $l.OO on sale = BOP: | it it N st iiriiet - A Men’s Nightt Gowns value $1.39 will go at ...41% S : ¥ i.- i ‘ . 3 ~ Corsets $1.25 and $1.50 values go at each ... $lBO Crepe Toilet Paper 4 for 25¢ vs,lle ‘on sale. 2 days 74 20 THIE O Ll St i i TR Boys’ 15¢ Straw Hats g 0 at .o e 3 ’pound sewed Cotton’ Batts $1.25 value dmy sale price each ..;.........'..‘..«._.'.'.:..,..._ B N V:i 2 : - Gis g 7 .“. Boys’ Straw Hats 29¢c value go at ... 19¢