Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 27A, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 August 1923 — Page 2

Funds for Farmers : Loanste farmers and stockmen are negot- L . itated by this institution with the . least formality and greatest L e . helpfulness.: ' = o Applications for Farm Loans receive prof mpt and courteous attention- ‘ . our ratesare moderate; ; " Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. . Conference with our officers is cordially ‘ invited, and kept in strictest confidence. - You-will receive here every accomodation consistent with sound banking principles. - | We pay 44, on savings ° ; o “The Bnnk on the Corner” :

‘F.ord Magenetos Charged While You Wait ‘ | Have.a . . ¢ ‘ Bosch, K. W. or A«t;water._Kent_ | Ignition System insalled on your Ford car Seudebaleer' Sales and Service _ * Kelly Springfield ’l;iree' _ ‘ e S l'Exide"Bntt‘eri‘es : V : BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE

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? 7 prammgsnes o — % o o RN - iA . s | P <\ Yo ! _ YOU ’Wé« /,'r 2 e%t/ | S /////// 26 y, Why waste any more time longing for the pleasures you can geét out of a Ford Car? Start now to make the Touring Car or any other type you may select, your own. i Soon you will have it to drive anywhere you want to go—camping—visiting—picnicking—or to your work. . , o Under the terms of the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan you can enroll for as little as $5. ~ We will deposit your payments in-a local - bank at interest. You can add a little every week. Soon the payments plus the interest, - will make the car yours. : ‘ - o q‘. « $ & : : - You will be surprised how little time it y really takes to get a Ford after you make the e ~ start. Don’t put it of—Enroll today. Come in and let us give you full particulars, = ;é»’ i ni e wE N ¥y K - , oy ” e . ERREINL Y o SR - ‘iflrz’ e Bal.as . % sy, 0 R ILY Rti % R | BT = ey e | e A oy <—— sPN # XD\ Ws% 1 e, NS ¢ iis )W%Pt R A

o ; p The Ligomer Banner |, ESTABUSHED 1968. . Published by ; . $o 3 s i \ “he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and eatersd in the Postofice at Ligom‘ : = v, Tourist Was Speed Mad. A speeding east bound tourist had a close call Thursday as well as did Gordon Henney driver of one of the road graders engaged in improving the Toledo-Chicago pike east of this city. The tourist who was driving quite fast struck loose gravel and his car plunged to the roadside near where teamsters were working. The machine struck Henney’s horse injuring it and damaging the grader quitc badly, The radiator of the automobile was damaged. The mgtorist who realized he was at fault offered to pay all damages and gave his name and address saying he would - make good any other damages that might be incurred in the event the injuries to ‘the horse proved fatal.

Observes Master’s Interest.

Joke the Airdale dog of Dr. F. C. Hardy at Kendallville may land in the police station one of these days and be compelled to answer to a charge of robbery. The other day _tihe canine which shows considerable intelligence and is able to perform a series o funique stunts and play hideand go-seek was seen ' running towards his master with a purse in his mouth. At first Dr. Hardy paid little attention to the purse, but finally making an examination learned it contained several "dollars in change and some bills, Sortly afterwards it was ascertained the purse had been lost on the steret by Elmer Bartlett and was later returned to him.

Music Scholarship Free.

The young and talented music student who heretofore has been unable to avail himself of an oppertunity to study under distinguished teachers due to the lack of means will greet with joy an offer of the Colum-bia-School of Music of Chicago where by a fund is available for twenty-five free scholarships in Piano, Voice, Violin, Normal Training and Public School Music Course, = Honor scholarships will be awarded the most talented and advanced applicants not only in every principal study but will include all-sub-sidiary subjects such as Theory, Counterpoint, Orchestra ,Conducting, History "of Music, Repertoire, Sight Singing and Chorus Singing. ' Foot Sawed in Twe. ~ Samuel Lower age 656 who is a weill known farmer residing northeast of 'Corrun#; was the victim of a fright ful sawmill accident Thursday afternoon which made it necessary to amputate most of his. right f((?t 1n the Sacred Heart Hospital at Garrett. A temporary sawmill = had been ‘erected on the Lower farm to cut up ‘so'me timber and Mr. Lower was as‘'sisting in operating it when he. suffered a dizzy spell and started to fall, He stuck out his foot to protect himself and the heel caught on the revolving blade, which cut right through the heavy shoe and fairly splint his foot in two. :

Uncover Illicit Distillery.

One of the lgrgest moonshine stills} ever found in St. Joseph county was discovered by Prohibition Enforcement Officer Asa Elliott and Deputy Sheriff "Walter Doan in a vacant house on a farm off Lincoln highway west. of South Bend. : It was of 150 gallon capacity, Another still of 50 gallon capacity was also: found in the same house as were 20. barrels of mash and 400 pounds/ of sugar. S ; % .Frank Dowry of South Bend who according to the officers admitted ownership of the stills was placed under arrest. e S —— d - Two Murder Suspects- Taken. Clarence Brown colored of Chica: go and John S. Shea of Elkhart are being held by South Bend police in connection with the murder of Sherifi William Vancamp of Franklin county in Brookville Tuesday. ! The two mep were apprehended by police and detectives on the Lincoln highway east of New Carlisle. - The men were in a Dodge sedan under stood to have ‘been stolen by the two. men who murdered Sheriff Vancamp, and they will be held for a full in-| vestigation in an efort to learn who the murderers are. SRR

| ~ |Attend. Family Reunion. The Olinghouse-Collett Teunion was held in the Olinghouse Grove one milc east and onehalf mile south of Topeka A bounteous cafeteria dinner wis served at the noon hour with sixty: six present. Relativés from Elkhar:, Goshen, Middlebury, Valparaiso, Ligo nier, Millersburg, Wolcottville and LaGrange being present. The Oling house families of“this city were in at tendance. G : s e — _ Accepts Challenge, - ~ Senator Smith W. Brookhart = ac--I‘39l"‘%‘l_ the challenge of E. T. Mercdith former secretary of agriculture, ‘Who announced he will sue the lowa senator for 30 cents libel for de-| claring Meredith “sat in the Wall street game’ ‘and helped produce the greatest panic in farm prices in the history of agriculture” | ~_ Dies at North Manchester, | ~ Mrs. Marion Sutton of the Hawpatch died at the Karl Ulmer home at North Manchester. Funeral services were held at Eden church, |

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' Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. 10btt Wanted one or two room 3 for light housekeeping on ground floor. Call phone 226. N *24b2t- ., Gall for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. Gin U & G e 5 o S All my big stock of fishing tackle }will be closed out at cost at my bar ber shop. For real bargains come in Hugh Lundy, : | 25Dbti For Rent—Modern 7 room house with - garage. Enquire Blanche Shobe, 217 E Third St. Phone 178. f ) 19bte - Dancing. School to Reopen. Arnold Elson will resume instruc tions in dancing next Thursday evening and a class will meet for practice each Thursday evening thereafter. ; ; ; 24btt ‘ ; Cass Track Line, | The Cass Auto Truck Lipe operates in and out of i.igonler between Fort Wayne and’ South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. . . 48btf

Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.

All kinds of nursey stock sold at thel owest prices with a gudrantee for six years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write to or call mo at Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoner. , bobtf

Christian Church Services. Sunday school at: 10:00 ‘Morning : worship at 11:00 Evening 'worship at 7:00 The public is cordially invited to these services . S . 46att

Poultry hides and all kinds of junk [ will pay the highest market price Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. : ' 12atf

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

Plums! Plums !

For Sale several varities including the famous Burbank which °ig the best of all for canning. C. L. Cham: berlain. Phone 861, Ligonier. 25bt{

Removal Notiece.

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

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

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5o o SOMETIRNG INEW AT =1 | The Farmers & Merchants -Trust Co. | The latest achievemens of thrift is a 'plen whlch mukeuum that yon can save all thé money you want W e e i It is called the LINCOLN THRIFT ACCOUNT and has just been installed at the Farmers & 'Merohants Trust Company.. « | : | You get interest on your sina‘ll’monthlyfi d‘eposits"v-just" ‘the .sa'n;xe .88 through any other savings account, but if you start out to save $l,OOO in the LINCOLN THRIFT ACCOUNT and you are called by death | amy time after you have-made your first deposit the Lincoln Thrift Account wilk pay the person you name as beneficiary all the money you had intended to save. e ko sl ; You know you are going to reach your thrift | objectives when you start a Lincoln Thrift Aeccount at the .. o f e Farmers & Merchants Trust Company ' | ~ Ligonier, Indiana o ,-

Go to Kiester’s place for gasoline and oil. i , o Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prempt delivery. : % 10bt Get your transmission and differential filled at Kiester’s. 19adt Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new. . b2att M. E. Church ext Sunday Church Services Sunday School -9:30 v Morning Worship 10:45 5 No Evening service j Mid Week Service on Friday 7:30.] FOR SALE—Stndebaker touring car, equipped with new battery, gooi 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 | S y————\ " L : b . 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. i Cha AN : : Notice. ‘ | . Until September Ist 1923 our office hours will be from 9 to 4 each day except aSturday when they will be from 9'A. M. to 9 P. M. Bothwell & Vanderford to 0 W H. Wigion 15btt

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I - Drive in this week. Large roomy service - . station. You will get - prompt, personai at- . tention. All makes . of batteries and electrical systems ‘ repaired. ." BATTERY gvlcs ROBINSON - ELECTRIC : . SERIVE .

To Bretz for Glasses ‘ é"'—"-;b.‘m_\’ i 7 S faowa Stylish, Fows . . AT, ® e Distinctive g ;. SRR bel7/ i’()s’-'é,f; % g A MRS LS E hon : ‘Remember that glasses are an important factor in your personal appesarance. i NG 1 . Carelessly fitted, they detract from your looks. vl Adjusted with the precision that characterizes our service, our glasses will add distinetion .to your ap- | pearance and bring real comfort te your eyes. slsaly i R - We Welcome the Opportunity i of Sorving You. - Nevin E. Bretz ~ Optometrist ang Opticlan G 0 T e EHarry L. Benner . Onen it et ] ";\@‘

Day and Evening, Sept. 3to 8 1§ ThreeLavishNight Shows - HIPPODROME IN COLISEUM ‘ Twelve Bik Circus Acts, Spectacular Aeriel and AM-M: (b“j certs by Royal Scotch Highlanders Band with Many Soloists; Parades of the Fair’s Finest Livestock. Light Horses and Saddle Herse Show oyl -VRich Aerial Displays and Elaborate Set Pleces ' The “Midway” will have th_e“richest array ot attractions she Indians Pulr L ever offered, all at popular prices. : ! . ‘L v 3 S : 3’\ .‘ : . i g = Superb Harness Races, Big Sfiows of Cattle, Horses, Sw. and Sheep. The Woman’s Building will be Brimful of Attractions. Amto and Industrisl Show in Manufacturers’ Building. Dedication of New $165000 i e Swine Pavilion, the largest in America. W g Fair Admissions All Reduced to Pre-War Level Gate Admigsion, 50c; Auto%, 50c; Grandstand for Races, §oc; Gemeral “ 3 sion After 6:00 p. m, ’2Wig_ht Hippodrome, 50c; Fireworks at Grahd- ! ~ stand, 50c; Childremr Under 12 Years, 25c; (Fres on Tuesday). Y Tt < ; - ! : : b 4 0 : , % 4 . ¥ | § HARRY' M. MOBERLY, President. Lo o K mm:

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