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- A Battery ° - - Without Jars The new Gummite éase; an exclusive feature with. . Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece; . including compartments for the cells. Thus, indi_wvidual "jars are dong _ away with, Gummite is practically indestructible, will _ not warp, and is not affected by temperature; acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery case, '~ ° BLAZED TRAIL : GARAGE

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 757 “W. R. JACKSON Trustee Perry Townshsp Qﬁce Mier Stote Bank, Ligonier e Bothwell & Vanderford L L e Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana < cmu-:s V'INKS AND SON , . Dealerin , Bisani, Voo Poiuibuins, Beldiag Stene: - -

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA - AUCTIONEER Phone 2 on 1 Wowak&' E. R. Kurtz . Auctioneer cnone No 65, Ligonier. ¢ W. H. WIGTON ' - Atidrney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block : LIGONIER, IND

T g 8 2 — Job — Printing, Prompt and Careful , ‘Attention e benefit of our experience.

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- CLASSIFED ADS

Use artiticial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. o 10p88

~ Go to Kiester’s place for gasoline ang 011. 19att

- For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block, Inquire of George D Gaby. ‘ ' « 21btt

FOR SALE—Hhorse, buggy and harness. Good driving hourse. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. 28arf

Cows For Saile,

We have three good milch cows for sale. Ligonier Universal Sales- Co. : . 28atf

Wanted

I want to buy wheat rye and oats. Will pay better than market price. -C L. Chamberlin Phone 861. 29btf

Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers: Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. . . 10btt

Removal Notice.

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

Wanted.

Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price Call Joe Miller Telephone 2.0 n 433 Ligonier. 0t 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. o e otg

Paint your automobile with Autolac, three, six and ten day system. The system that will not ‘check. This is a new system and the best on the market. ~ Fords $l5, automobiles -accordingly. Jackson Paint ‘Shep. 29ati

Cass Track Line.

The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne. and South Bend. Local' and long distance hauling done at reason: able rates. - - f . 48btf

Peaches

Peaches for sale several varieties fresh from the orchard just beginning to ripen and will continue ‘to ripen till October. - C. L. ChamberMu. Phone 861. @ . i T ate

Christian Church Seivices. | Sunday school at 10:00 . Morning worship at 11:00 il ~ Evening worship at 7:00 ] ~ The public is cordially ' invited to these services : ‘ - 46atf

First Presbyterian Church Cavin St Rev. G, H. Bacheler, Pastor. o Residence the Manse 318 Third*St, - Telephoneé 345 , i ~ Sunday School 9:30 a. m. i Morning Service 10:46 a. m. ' Evening services 7:30 P. M. ] Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p. m. - “The Church With a Welcome.”

Gossard Corsets.

To be sure of getting a corset that will perfect the lines of your figure, wear Gossard Corset and enjoy 'the comfort, style and service that comes from the scientific corseting. The Longerlyne ‘Brassi‘ers are ‘equally as good priced as low as 50c. Will give fitting in home by appointment. At the Casey Shoe Store every Saturday. 27btt

' For Sale or Trade grocery stock and building at a good trading. point in Noble county. Would exchange for Ligonier property. A big bargain for somebody if taken at once. Inquire at Banner office. 29btf

Lost—Black traveling bag containing clothing between V. L. Todd residence in Ligonier and Kansas sechool house co#ners. Return to Banner office and receive a liberal reward.

Why The Care of the Feet is Import-

b ant. L —Because sick feet make sick people —Because you cannaf be happy when your feet ache, —Becanse it ig estimated that approximately ninety per cent (90%) of all the adult population suffers from various types of foot ailment. 1 ARNOLD ELSON Chiropodist = ..Treatment by Appointment 0n1y.... Phone 18. Ligonier, Indiana. KRG e S 30atf.

‘Mayor George Rimpler of Goshen announces that he will be a candidate for Secretary of State for Indiana on the democratic ticket. The, state pri; mary will be held May 6. =

18 @ Ndvertising ! : ; pre—————— 11 litls resuits you want {1 you should use this ; g« It circulates in o . majority of homes . SEH e s e R .. 5 s 2 10} '»K”va} ewh ¢ fam & M Uyreadsit romeoverts |1 B i B O 8 T R T T

o TWO MORE IN BAD Charged With Retaining a Ring ~ Valued at $l5O Beloi®ing to a . . Traveling Man = James Rowley wtédse, ‘home is near Angola is held by the Elkhart police] in default of bond and Mrs. Jeannette Kelly, of that city is under bonhd to answer .in- the city court to charges made by A. M. Kruse a jewelry salesman from South Bend, who aileges that the pair unlawfully . obtained possession of a ring valued at 'slso belonging to him. i ' He says that while -he was in the rooms of Mrs. Kelly on a business call he lost the ring and that when he returned for it both Mrs. Kelly and Rowley denied any knowledge of its whereabouts or having 'seen it, Later Rowley was found by a detective while trying.to dispose of the ring in a jewelry store and was placed under arrest. Mrs. Kelley when arrested two hours later, =i she had given the ring to Rowley to dispose of for her. '

High Priced Tree Doctor.

The- Wabash Plain Dealers say that ‘'W. O. Pape a ‘tree doctor who worked for some time in Wabash, received pretty high figures for his work and intimates 'that a number of his customers feel a bit sore. Sev‘eral men of Wabash paid him anywhere from $2OO to $3OO while the town itself paid him $l,OOO. Going on the Plain Dealer says that at Goshen Pape was doing a lot of tree work, and that when his bills were presented there was a great Kkick which resulted in the price being cut, some instances from $2OO to $5O. The Wabash paper says the trees are on the road to récovery, but that. it was really the owners, that ‘were ‘trimmed.” Pape did a small amount of work in North Manchester recently. A story from Wabash this morning is to the effect that Pape had presented ‘a bill to the Wabash county hospital board for $486.69 for work on the " trees at that - institution.—North Manchester News-Journal, . Pape operated in this county doing work in Ligonier gnd Kendallville -and considerable complaini was made against his high charges. One case in this city went so far as to get into court. ; '

Sulphuric Aecid Burns Eye.

- Lester Schott of Warwill was pain‘tully burned in thel eft eye as the result of an explosion of a storage battery at the Bodle garage about four o’clock Monday afternoon. Mr. Schott stated that the explosion was a slight one and the biggest part of the acid hit him in the left eye. His face was not burned nor was. his clothing touched. The gye was badly swollen but Mr. Schott could see ‘a little out of it—Columbia City Post. {* Aims to Reenact Tragedy. '« William H. Collins, a Fort Wayne itraveling salesman in a drunken orgic threatened to reenact the Fred Fryi tragedy wherein the “former policemdn killed his wife and suicidedat Fort Wayne some days ago. ' The police locked Collins up and hell ‘him on a tentative charge of miscondllC.t, i : : | X S A SRS Y Has Responsible Job. El Weaver paid his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver a short visit Sunday. The young man is an electrical engineer, a graduate of Purdue university and his rise in* his profession has been rapid. He has been placed in full charge of his company’s business in Canton, Ohio. 2 . Mr. Beckner Out. o . Jacob W. Beckner who along with James T. I&a was bumped off the ‘highway by ‘a Ford car sonie weeks ago is now.able to be down town, but still walks with the assistance of a cane. The greatest injury suffered by Mr. Beckner is to a hip. ' .

Two Speeders Arrested.

~ County Highway Officer Henry Nusbaum of Goshen Tuesday evening arrested Alfred Arbogast of Elkhart and Jas C. Jackson of South Bend for violating the speed laws on the Lincoln highway west of this city. ,i | ——————. - s Ligonier Horses Busy. = - Ligonier’s fast speed horses are booked to race this week. Those owned by George D. Foster, Dr. Shobe and Chester Hile go at the Kendalllville fair and Df. T., owned by Dr. Timmis races today at Columbus, O. b At 014 Stand. . Vi ‘Guy Hieber has repurchaskd his photograph ' studio and took. possession last Monday and will now be found at the old stand. = Mr. Sim- | ons who operated the place for a few months has returned to the east.

Ode Agee is Busy.

Odee Agee civil war yeteran has just completed a big job of painting| at his residence on W. Second street. The 'gentleman recently harvested a good garden crop and has now turned his attention to other work., -~ ; e ——-———— ! < Is On Vacation. e “Aaron ,Ug‘x"'c‘i’l; Newg York Central| station agent in Ligonier is taking his vacation and has gone to Pennsylvan® to visit relatives. He has two weeks of leisure. d ee \ " Ties That Do Not Bind. . | TFive hundred and one divorce suits are pepding in the thres courts of St. | Joseph county and are scheduled to be hoard this fall. They are ties that | Thore is an outbreak of sarlet fo{vor in the school st Larwill and " ﬁ?%‘é

~Use ar.: icial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. | 1%‘41 ential filled at Kiester's. @ 19ast . For Sale—grapes. James Adams or Gall Ellis Pool room. ' i 20bge* | Jackson will paint your auiomobile ai‘id make it look like new. - pH2att Columbia City has a few cases of diphtheria and typhoid which have been guarantined.. . - ' ‘Machinery for the new overall factory has arrived in Albion from Chicago and active operations will soon Begn. 0 o Lost, smagll gold watch. Finder Dlease return to George Poyser R. R. 1, Cromwell or to the Banner office. suitable reward. - T The democrats of the Twelfth congressional district held a meeting at Crooked Lake near Angola last night fo rorganization purposes. - ] Mr. and Mrs. Clair' Weir entertained at dinner’. Wednesday evening the young friends of John Weir l_m‘nor‘igg him on his birthday anniversary. * - Fred Kiester has had a concrete approach made .to his filling’v’sta'tion on Lincoln Way West . and will have & canopy built to shelter his gasolene pumps. ; ' o

~ Mrs. Hugh Cole and little son of South Bend visited Ligonier friends the first of the week and went from here to LaGrange to visit at the Dr. Hostettler home. Harry Klopfenstein who has manag ed Hotel Ligonier this summer in the absence of Landlord Boyts will return to his home in Goshen at the end of this week. / , The Young Womens Missionary Society of the M. E. Church was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Leland Calbeck. A picnic supper was an enjoyable feature. . =~ : The Anniversary Club met at the home of Mr. and® Mrs, Clair Weir Monday evening, honoring their second ' wedding anniversary. A fine dinner was enjoyed by all. = Mrs. Vassa Rarick and daughter Madolon sailed, September 15 from Liverpool, England on the Adriactic for New York after a visit of several months in that country. They will arrive. home the ‘last week of this month. i o T

Child Struck By Auto.'

Evelyn five year old daughter of Charles Borton who lives south- otl Mentone was severely injured when struck by an automobile in a street at’ Akron. 'A gash was cut in her scalp and one ankle injured. It is believed a hood and a large ribbon she wore prevented fatal injury, Notice of Administration. : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of :Margaret T. Kenny, late of Noble County, Indiana, deceased, and the creditors of said estate and all other perfons interested therein -will be governed accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Ly ~ John P. Kenny, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford, attorneys, Ligonier, Indiana. . 20a3w

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NEWS NOTES

~ Let Kiester look after your batby . . u Kiester has tires tubes and auto accessories call on him.. ° 19atf | i .—-—;l—-——————-— { i A 7 “Five hundred pupils are enrolled at the new ‘high school in Goshen. Goshen will follow up her successful fair with a corn show in November . | - ¢ : _ For Sale large hard coal. burned in fine condition. A bargain. Sacks B'*akery., = 29btt Mrs, J'oﬁh H Cockley is in «'f‘bledo; Ohio and Walkeryille Canada to visit her daughters. W ousehold goods offered at privars salg/all gobd and are practically new Cal at 410 McLean Street. *3ob3t FOR SAﬁE~3O . .Head of good steers. Jasper Grimes, Syracuse. o : Lo B S agier

- James Carney along with a number of other Ligonier lads is ill of a bad cold and threatened with pneumonia. Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. : T - A, N. Wertheimer will leave Monday for an extended ' business trip throfigh the east for the Wertheimer seed 'and wpol.company. ‘ Mr. -and Mrs.\Elmer Hart and Mr. and Mrs. David ers of Napoleon, Ohio spent the week -end with Mr_ and Mrs. W. E. Sharpgack at Albion. s g H. G. E,arnharft-brominwarmer of York township was in the ¢ity Wednesday. Mr. Earnhart has a vgrzat crop of ‘corn this year and it is all matured. ' i e

:Dr. V. G, Hursey was over from Cromwell Wednesday calling on old friends. ‘He will probably locate in the practice of medicine either in Cromwell or=Ligonier;" e e

L . gfﬁﬁ% Pt B e e 1] ) el e i,

to Charge Your Battery! ' We've just made the biggest improve- . ~ment in battery service that haseverbeea .. - ° offered to the car owners and radio fans -y Meemew and different kuid oi Dotisry o - charging system; known as the comstasz : ~ potential system, which greatly reduces: oot o 2 L the time regiadred for v ing and has” , . -various other important advantages. .. 0 L ‘Wé can now recharge your battﬁsy in : from 8 to 24 hours, depending upon how - "badly itisrundoovm. . o) e . : . This means at least two or three days® . saving of time and two or three days’ - i rental battery charges.. Often, too, it~ . . meens more time saved than that and ' aveiding much inconvenience. o - ' \Vhatever the make of your battery, |~ wecanrecharge it by this new system. = -~ H. &G. Battery Service .

'Funds For Fgrmers o We havef{pﬁlen‘ty ; o_rf:' money ,a:v'ailabiie at - . lowest current rates for 5 to 20 year loans - secured by first farm mortgages. OQurterms | are very attractive and sérvgte.= prompt. ‘H . Call at our office or write for ,co_mple';e‘ mﬁornm. g b s R ~ Straus Brothers 132 E. Wayne St. - Fort Wayne, Ind.

Branch Office--Ligonier, Indiana

Bloomers and Princess Slips Made of Silks and Sateens 0 SHEPRINCESS®IDS . . Radium silk and silk jersey princess slips in dark eolors. Practical undergarment far nice silk or wool dress. Sizes 36.t0 44 inclusive. - e o "~ Priced $6.25 Lty , o STRIPED COSTUME SLIPS -~ - ~ Made of a material which is very much like genuine lingette. In black; navy and brown. Sizes 38 to 44 inclusive. Cyt full and long. This is a value worth while. e Priced: slo . .. . . - ' MISSES' SATEEN BLOOMERS ' - Ages 14, 16, 18 made of good soft durable black sateen ‘Cut full sizes and without rough seams. A practical bloomWar fepschodbelty o = 0 o eom—————" - — _".‘m w ;, »’: v.' . . : . | SATEEN'PETTIBOCKERS =, . Roomy well made sateen pettibockers. No rough or unnecessary seams. - Made of fine soft durable quality sateen. Shades are black green purple. A regular $1.25 MomnEy, o dooe e o D e R

o SATEEN PRINCESS SLIPS = - | 'ln black only good quality sateen camisole top. Made full and good!_length; Sues am3B, WL : oo Dxtre Speclnl Valwe $l5B- .0 " Good heavy black sateen elastic top and knees. No extra seams. Cut good and roomy in each size. ' Stock up for Achool wear. Sizes 4fo-12 fclusive, | = ey

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