Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 September 1923 — Page 2

s Loansto farmers and stockmen are negot- ' itatedby this institution with the =~ ~least formality and greatest v & helpfulness. . = | ' Apﬁliciations for Farm Loans receive pro- - mpt and courteous attention- = L pwiaiesaeegioieine: | . Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. - # Confere_fxcie with our officers 'is -gordiaily : - invited, and kept in strictest confidence. . ~ You will re_céivé hereevery accomodatioh - ~ consistent with sound banking principles. ‘ ' Wepay 4, on savings . o LRk esih

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l\ One Delco-Light Plant, the most & = popular size—Model 866, 850 watts - capacity, 32 volts (freight paid). _ 2,_one'standard Delco-Light Exide : Battery, with 16 large capacity ~cells, extra thick plates and heavy -, glass jars (freight péid)@&. e 3_The installation of plant and bat. ¥ tory — except purchaser is to fur- - nish a concrete base and the - ateny taek. .

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A~ Wiring house for ten (10) lights — = to be located wherever specified by purchaser. L o : s_;'oné general power outlet It<\)ﬁﬂe located in house wherever speci- _ fied by purchaser. o ,6‘Smndard'.,scf of ten (10) drop lights ** with sockets installed in house, 2 ~Ten (10) standard electric light " bulbs. Ss e e

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e Ligomier Banner L Pubhahed by / -W.C. B. HARRISON Editor : ond entered in the Postoflice at Ligoajer, Ind,, as second class matter, *m“v > .- - - Boniface Gives Bond, Mike Keech proprietor of the Milfor Junction hotel who was .arrested Friday night' after his hotel- had been raided by federal prohibition ‘of ficers, obtained” his release on $2,000 bond. Eight pints of whiskey were found by the raiders. : :

To Reclaim Wawasee Land.

It is reported ‘here that Elwood George of Lake Wawasee is building a dredging outfit with a view to reclaiming Lake Wawasée land. The project it is expected will be under way within a short time. . ' : "~ Two Jugs of Wine. . . W. A. Winebrenner of Warsaw a member of the police force found two jugs of wine hidden in Oakwood cemetery there. ,It was behind a large tombstqme. The liquor iwas confis: cated, o L ~ Entertain at Luncheon. = . Mrs. Robert Sinclair and her mother Mrs. DPunning entertained at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at the Sinclair cottage at Lake Wawawsee, A -number of Ligonier - ladies ' were among the guests. = /Mrs. Louis Germain writes from Gardner, Illinois to have the Banner sent to her address for the next year. She has relatives and- friends in Noble county of whom she desires to hear. - S k

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Death of Mrs, Bidlack.

Mrs. Frank Miller was called to Rome City Tuesday by the death of a ‘sister, Mrs. Walter Bidlack, aged 45 years, practically a life-long ragsident of Rome City, who died at a hospital in Kalamazoo, Mich., where she submitted to g major operation Mdnday. Mrs. Bidlack hadbeen ailing the past two years and some time ago her condition became worse. She was takea to the Kalamazoo hospital Sunday for ‘examination, her condition having been such that it was regarded necessary to operate ds soon as possible. . Surviving besides the husband are the father, John Sapp, of near Rome City; three sisters Mrs. Frank Miller of Ligonier, Mrs, Hattie Conley and ‘Mrs. Lydia Miller of Rome City. She was preceded in death by her mother about five years §ko- : S ® The funeral was held at ten o’clock this morning from thel ate home..

Big Claim Against Contractor,

As the result of alleged irregularities in the construction of a; sanitary sewer at New Haven All'exi county, the state board of accounts has made a charge of $1,276.86 against the contractor Peter A. Frandsen of Kenosha, Wis. . iy Examiners for the state board report that five bids lower than that of approximately $lOO,OOO -submitted by Frandsen were given to ‘the town board of New Haven by other contractors. : Sk e . After the contract was awarded one of the town board members resigned to become superintendent-of teh: job according to the report and was reinstated after the work was [.comgletad. . L 0 oo ,

Death of Mrs. Kimmell,

° Private funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmell of Green township who died Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the family home following an attack of heart trouble and diphtheria. Services were conducted out of doors and the body was laid to rest in the Bethlehem cemetery. Gl o ~‘Mrs. Kimmell was born in Noble county September 3,1874 and at her death was aged 49 years and 13 days. Some years ago she was united ‘in marriage to George Grimm who with the following children surviges: Mrs. Sadie Owens Collins; Mrs. Vera Owens, George Mary and Raymond Grimm ~all of Noble county. Three sisters and a brother also survive. -

Death of Mrs. Black.

Mrs. Ellen Black aged about 53 widow of Ernest Black died Wednesday morning.at her home in York township and was highly respected. Surviving are three daughters, Miss Gladys Moore at home, Mrs. Rrank ‘Smith, lbion ‘and Mrs. Leonard Moore of York township. The funeral arrangements are not announced. | ~ Goshen Woman Beneficiary. Mrs, Reuben Borden of Goshen formerly Mrs. William Hoover is-a beneficiary under the will of her third cousin, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott of Bloomington, 111,/ disposing of an estate worth about half a million.| Mrs. Borden is bequeathed a residence property in Bloomington and the income from $3,000. ~* To Correct Deformity. ' Mrs. Lee Sadler of * Kendallville who was badly burned about the face and body last year left for Fort Wayne Tuesday where on Thursday she will submit to an operation ia hopes of correcting a deformity in the throat resulting from the. severe‘ burns. = & G

To Ereet Memorial.

Final plans were announced Monday by John C. Peterson pest of the American Legion at Warsaw for the erection of a massive gate on Argonne ‘road between Warsaw and Winona Lake as a memorial to the Kosciusko county young men who made the ‘supreme sacrifice in the world war. D ies of Internal Injuries. ' Mrs. Ella Hoover 65 Warsaw died from internal injuries she received when she was run down by an auto and dragged for considerable dista‘pce , " Doubles the Goal. ; “The quota of five million dollars to ‘be raised by the Red Cross for Japanese relief is now over eight millions and will undoubtedly reach ten. _ Whitley Farmer Dies. f Herbert Drake :59 Whitley county farmer is dead from complications. He died on a farm in Troy township, where he was born. .~ .

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'Looking For New Sights.

- Earl Couts son of Cash Couts the Ligonier barber and Graham Hutchison son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hutchison formerly of this city but now of Chicago took ' a notion to see the world and made Goshen ‘their first point of observation Sunday night, arriving in that city about midﬁli};f;" Mr, Couts notified the police and the police and the lads aged 17 were lockldas aged 17 were locked up until Officer Bowen went ‘over and escorted the youths back to Ligonier, | | ' Killed by Fal. - - Mrs. Seberry Wright a widow residing seven miles southwest of North Maunchester on a farm fell from an outside door to the haymow of her barn Saturday and was so seriously injured that she died a couple hours later. She was gathering eggs and stumbled Talling out of the door. She ‘was alone and it was an hour before her cries. were heard.. She was 60 years of age, AL : - Civik War Veteran Dies, William Raypole 79 “years old weil known retired farmer of Churubusco and a veteran of the civil war died suddenly at his-home Monday evl«zl-" ing from dn attack of heart trouble. He is survived by six sons and one daughter all of whom reside in Whiley county except' one son Harvey ißaypole who lives; in Fort Wayne

Stick Up Man Gets $3OO.

A youthful hold-up man who appeared not more¢ than 18 years old, entered the drug store operated by Reuben Fink at South Bend, Saturday evehing and took $3OO from the cash regisﬁ_;er after the proprietor had been forced to hold up his. hands at the point of a revolver. - L Violates Quarantine Regulation. Delbert D. Morgan of Laud wiil have to answer before the courts for violation of the quarantine regulation on account of leaving home 02 several occasions while his home was under quefjantine because of the iltness of his son Ralph Morgan aged 7 or 8 yeqrs of diphtheria. -.= .= ~ ~ .Mining Hard Coal. | .. Anthra'cg:e miners who had been on strike for a few.weeks resumed mining coal in the Pennsylvania field yesterdgy under a new agreement to hold two years. It is expected that the cost of hard.coal will advance to the congumer. ° -+ 2 . L N T SR . Sues For Damages. : "Elwood. George Syracuse has filed suit for damages against W. O. Pape Warsaw alleging that a rope suspended over a public highway by Pape, a tree expert caught and damaged his automobile, | : e , e W Wanted---Girl for general housework. Good _R}a‘ce for right person. Mrs. Sol Henoch, Ligonier

e ] Hig: PR rggii : oy [T gl ;'/ );eRN IS B e o f i e e - Drive in this week. Large roomy service - station. You will get prompt, personal attention. All makes ~of batterijes and electrical ! systems - repaired. e BATTERY SERVICE ROBINSON : ELECTRIC <. NERIVE :

To Bretz for Glasses 5 0 . ,‘ ‘~'>' e i ; ‘ // v,'mv}j,_:‘\) ‘;“ ; : 1 ;=i ® } | if PN Stthh’ | : y g\: | / : 3 > gz ¢ - - e N%l ; Dlstmctxve‘ T R : s RN ) ! - §EY GLASSES ‘Bemethber that glasses are an ~ important factor in your personal | -appearﬁgei.y ; ‘ - Careléssly fitted, they detract . . . Adjusted with the precision that charaeterizes our seérvice, our glass- ~ ¢s will add distinction to your appearance and bring real comfort te your-eyes, , e . We Welcome the Opportunity L ds-rvinxh-, o Nevin E. Bretz . Optomotrist and Opticlsn - Harry L. Benner | eel ReSR e Lo EEEEN Y

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’ ;_F‘ord Magenetos CharggdWhile mea el e ~ Bosch, K. W. or Atwater Kent ¢ Ignition System insalled on your Ford car

i>- 2 ' = | Now Easier Than Ever to il [ / . , & E . Sheae | . !‘ - Through the i ;55! . W Y and start you on | . W, = he waytoOwner- ‘;' . s 3 ) Y . -’ ’ } i A 'ship. Wewillput « . o -the money in a it ¥ |loclbakair . ™ . et Bachwek i 1 make an additional payment. Soon o 'zourpaments?lus tﬁe interest paid il Dbythe bank will make the car yours. i , ; . e ! ci i ii L Soaplan to get out into the fields and woods il =~ —down tothe beach or stream—the family M | ' and you—in the Ford Sedan. Itis readyfor i} = business ot pleasure anytime you step into “ . the driver’s seat and put your footon the i osprechurton e o l'? N It is a car for all weather with real comfort *® ‘[f ' for everyone. And now it is within your Il seach. Come in today—get full details. BXs Ligonier Universal Sales iél,'“‘i: -_ s S 7A~ : b.: >y Company - S’é&}\ggﬁ ek el S b i\ 83 IR L |o s B R Mey A N N e G JE s 5 3\