Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 31A, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 September 1923 — Page 3

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A Battery o , Without Jars " The ?newGummitecasex,'f .an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is - ~moulded all in one piece;. including compartments for thecells. Thus, individual jars are done . away with, | : - - Gummite fis practically indestructible, will ‘ not warp, and is not affected by temperature; acid, or water. Leteus show, you this ideal bate .~ terycase., g .. BLAZED TRAIL S " GARAGE

Dr. Maurice Blue . VETERINARIAN - Office: Justamere Farm. . Phone: Ligonier 757 W. R. JACKSON Trustee Perry Townshsp Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier i Bothwell & Vanderford T Liwyers I Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana CHARLES V'INKS AND SON : Dealer in , . Blaitaiesen, Vaudts, Tosshetonss, ' . ‘Building Stone

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA. AUCTIONEER __Phone 2 on 1 Wawaka E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer cnone Ne 65, gg_gnigr. ; _ W. H. WIGTON Atiéiney-at-law ‘Office in Zimmerman Block - . LIGONIER., IND

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in lettermatter is Wd © your business, e are ready at all times to give you the benefit of our experience.

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. Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. 10btt Go to Kiester's. place for gasoline Mg eg . . 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. 28a:f. ; % Cows For Sale, _ : We have three good milch cows. for sale. Ligonier Universal Sales . Co. : : ~ 28atf X Wanted e I want to buy wheat rye-aﬁd’,oatp. Will pay better than market price. C L. Chamberlin Phone 861. - - 22btt Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream’ of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribu* * ° Removal Notice. : The H. & G. Battery Service has moved.the battery works to the Shane building. Yo ‘2sbtf

Wanted,

- Poultry hides and all kinds of junk 1 will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. : 12atg Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowlay. Welcome, > 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 according.ly. Jackson Paint Shop. _29za.ttl Cass Track Line, : The Cass Auglcj Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reasonable rates. * - £ ~ . 48ptt - ~ Peaches Peaches for sale several varieties fresh from the orchard ‘just beginning to ripen and will continue to ripen till October. .= . iC. L. Chamber: lin, Phone 861. ' o ardtt Christian Church Services. - Sunday school at. 10:00 i Morning worship at 11:00 Evening worship at 7:00 b - The public is cordially invited to these services . 46atf First Presbyterlan Church Cavin St, Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. Kﬂidence the Manse 318 Third St. lephone 345 : Sunday School: 9:30 a. m. - Morning Service 10:45 a. m. Evening serviees 7:30 P. M. . . Prayer meeting Wed. 7p. 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 Brassiers are equally as good priced as low as 50c. Will give fitting in home by appointment. At the Casey Shoe Store every Saturday. : i i 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 tfaveling bag containing clothing between V. L. Todd reSi-‘ dence in Ligonier and Kansas school house co#ners. Return to Banner office and receive a liberal reward. - ‘Why The Care of the Feet'is Import : B ant. Yoy ! —Because sick feet make sick people —Because you cannot be happy when ‘your feet ache, . i o 7 —Because it ig estimated that opproximately ninety per cent (90%) of all the adult population suffers from various types of foot ailment. ' _ARNOLD ELSON Chiropodist ...Treatment by Appointment 0n1y..,. Phone 18. ~ Ligonier, Indiana. i S ‘3oatf

Mrs. Vern I, Pancake who underwent a serious surgical operation in Goshen hospital was able to return to her home north of Ligonier Thursday.

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Educational Value eof “Service Pro. ‘ gress” Speclal, bl " One of the principal reasons for this effort to educate put forth. by tie New York Céntral Railroad Company is to san’ the people they are rot unfairly treated as to raiirsad rates. Propaganda has been spread about high fre:ght rates that has no doubt causei hard feeling for the railroad. “ g " The first car showed. an electric light plant at work in a steel baggage car, This :arnisned lighting power for the whole train of cars. . The next shcwed a ventilated refrigerator car us2d i shipping all sorts .of perizhabie produets. e No. 2353 showed small inodels of all sorts of cars. Here was shown the largest engine in the world with twenty-four driving wheels and an electric engine. used in the Detroit River tunnel as well as models of engines made at different times with speed® varying from fifteen to one ‘hundred miles per hour. bt Next came the DeWitt Clinton engine named for the governor of New York at that time. The Mohawk and Hudson iver railroad was first op-

erated in 1831, from ‘Albany to Schenectady a distance of sixteen miles where the New York Central now operates. The DeWitt Clinton engine had no reverse, no brakes no headlight, no cowcatcher and no safety valve and was constructed at a cost of $B,OOO. Dan Mathews, en: gineer did his own firing the engine was a wood burner and to keep his steam at a safe pressure he would often stop his engine and test the water height by pounding on' the tan but after running the distance thi';; way for seventeen months he perfected a safety valve, by which the steam could escape when the pressure became too great, The 'sécond year of its career the DeWitt Clinton could

‘make sixteen miles an hour and this terrific speed alarmed the people so that the Legislature passed a bill limiting speed to fifteen miles an hour, stating that such speed was flying inthe face of providence. This crude engine hauled three coaches each of which could carry’ fifteen passengers; nine below and six above, and they were charged $1.75 per 100 pounds for the distance of

sixteen miles. The coach shown had 4 leather spring, tanned by hand, the processing of which took, 6 two and one-half years. The spring is ninetyfour years old and is as good as new. Engine 999 was made in 1892 and 1893 made a world speed record of 112.5 miles per hour. - This record has not been broken. The cost was $130,000 and the repairs $30,000, - No. 8000 weights 268 tons, against a little over four tons, weight of DeWitt Clinton and cost $72,000. This engine will haul from 100 to 140 loaded freight cars. £ ; The men in charge were glad to give information and about 1600 persons visited the train during the three hour stay. W : Emily Wigton - Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prcmpt delivery. ' - 10btt

. oRe Tl e =7 g;gszﬁmgsmnm e e | RN "."":':;:f-qf“'»“-‘\!'.'-‘{ bt s, L@f&@mga Drive in this week. Large roomy service station. You will get- . prompt, personal attention. All makes of Dbatteries and _electrical systems repaired. el ' BATTERY SERVICE _ ROBINSON . | SERIVE - -

To Bretz for Glasses 8 ‘;‘m:\\ ‘ s v... soo S ok r‘ g Stylish, - $ "'{ a (w_ ‘, . & R ig‘/' Distinctive Ee Y GLASSES 'y "“"\:;‘-’:’_/'7&’/“ l:{’ x ) Remember that glasses fmportant ' factor ing your p?.f-;mﬁ appearance. : . _ Carelessly fitted, they detract g ) uste e precision’ that charactex‘-izes,our service, our glasses will add distinction to your appearance and bring feal comfort te your eyes. | L ~ We Welcome the Opportuni ; of Serving You, v : Nevin E. Bretz Nevin b, Bretz - Optometrist and Optician ‘ 180 8. Main St e el e e g Harry L.\Benner . ~ Auctioneer e O | Ok Phaee ‘ﬁzﬁﬂs’ﬁﬁ%\éﬁ

Thomas Taggart 11l

The condition of Thomas Taggart former senator from Indiana who was taken suddenly ill at his summer homeé in Massachusetts was described by. Mrs, Taggart as “much better.” Taggart was to be taken the Massachusetts General Hospital at Boston later in the day.- e ; The leader in democratic politics in Indiana was in apparent good healtk Thursday afternoon. That pight however, he suffered hemorrhages. Two physicians attended him throughoutthontene - x e ———————— . : Will Give Away a Ford. ‘The LaGrange American Legion will give away a Ford ecar again this year during Corn School as was done last year. Besides the Ford car a power washing machine and a rocking chair will be given. Each perscn who donates to the “Legion ' twenty-five-cents for the building fund of the organization will be preseénted with a ticket with a number on it. The drawing for the prizes wil Itake place on Saturday night October 6th.

| Ne Clue :as Yet.

To date no clue as’ to the missing traveling bag which Mrs. Virgil Todd | lost from the running board of ‘her car while on her way from Ligonier to' her' parents’ home at Pleasant View in Elkhart township has been found. She missed it near the Kansas school house and retraced her route, but the bag was gone. It contained her clothes and those of her little son Charles. _ SR e | T e Se——— | ¢ Columbia City Man Killed Emmanuel Sheets aged 65 died Thursday from injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile driven by Lewis Ballein just as Mr. Sheets was crossing the street ia front of the Church of God, where he had attended a prayer meetin- at Colugnbia City. L S ———— i - Oppose Street Carnivals. The Garrett city council has gone on record as opposed to staging carnivals on the paved streets in the downtown district. An ordinance is to be passed governing the regulation. Action followed a request on the part of the Garrett Legion post to stage a carnival there in October. : = 3 R ———— e . More Newlyweds, - '° - Miss Marie Snyder of mear Ripley and Melvin Treesh son of Mr. and Mrs. George Treesh of Noble county were united in marriage at the U. B. church at Albion. P 'Miss Hazel Riggs daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. F. D. Hibbs of Avilla and Edward Strand of Gary were marrie at Chicago, '

< Sticks Hand in Wringer, Jack- Reece age 3 son of Mr. and and Mrs.. Ralph Reece of Churubuseco had both bones of his right arm fractured just above thé wrist when he turned on his mother’s electric wringer and then stuck his hand into it. : Die at County Infirmary. Levi Summers .86 and Charles Wortsbaugh 64 died at the LaGrange county infirmary. Both ' were old residents of LaGrange county. : . ¥ O ——————— .~ -Bald Eagle Captured. A young- bald eagle measuring Jfive feet between wing tips was caught in Wabash county by 8. T. Jones, The bird had been wounded. : : . Grinds ’Em into Sausage. - Ephraim Kreiger suffered the loss of four fingers in a sausage grinder at his meat market in Huntertown Thursday. . A

Her 25th Child.

Mrs. F. Cecena of San Diego, Ca!.,l has given birth to her 26th child. She has had two sets of twins and one of triplets. ° | ' . Elkhart Man Dissappears. - Clarence L. New 2 sof Elkhart has disappeared from his rooming house. He is believed to have suffered a mental lapse. Hae g . Haverstock-Meroney. ' ~ Miss Mildred Meroney and Castro Haverstock: both of Topeka were married the other ‘evening at Wakarusa. Let Kiester Jook after your battery. L - 19ats ' Klester has tires tubes and sato accessories call on him. 19ate ~_For Sale large hard coal burned in fine condition. A bargain. Sacks Bakery. g 20btf Household goods offered at privats sale all good and are practically new Call at 410 McLean Street. = ¥*3ob3t

Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. ‘Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. ; . lot : Grapes. _ For Sale—Several different varleties, quality very fine, Dr. C. L. Chamberlain. Phone 861. 30btt w : , Notice of Administration. . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, subject to confirmation by said court duly appointed executor of the will of Johr L. Cavin late ot Noble County in the State of Indiana, and 6red;tors’l and all other persons interested in said. estate will be governed accordlv‘ ’ W‘ ian .s \' ;»,*« o : ’,, S »\.:\‘ ‘;" "Bai etate s probisty setvent _William A. Cavin, Executor. Bothwell & Vanertord Attorneys. for Ge i R e

From Hospital to Jail,

~ Miss Dora Hartsough charged with murdering her infant child was late Thursday taken from Goshen hospital where she has been since soon ‘after the child was born to the Elkhart county jail. | ; - Influences are still being exerted to bring about commitment of Miss ‘Hartdough to a state instiution for feeble minded instead of trying her 'on a. murder charge,. Her relatives and many women ' and others ‘who are showing an interest in her plight declare the circumstances are such that it gan be established the girl is mentally deficient. . 4 e ————— - With Military Honors, . . .Plans are being made for a military funeral for Leo Floyd Rogers who lost his life when the U. 8. destroyer Young went on the rocks with eight other destroyers off the Pacific coast on Sepfember 8. Mrs. Blanche Rogers: mother of the young man . has been notified that the body will be gent {o Goshen but the date of arrival is not known. Rogers was born in Millersburg. L

Jilted Tries Suicide.

Basil Hoisington 20 of South: Bend shot himself in an attempt to * commit suicide, after he had been jilted by a waitress in a restaurant there. Hoisington- was taken ‘to a hospital, where it was found that 'the bullet went through his shoulder but causec no fatal injury.. . . ' Becomes Night Officer. o Guy Barnes of Topeka -noted football player and coach has been appointed night officer on the Kendallville police force. Barnes will also coach the American Legion football team of Kendallville during the coming season. o e ~ ' Mike Hay Arrested. : Michael Hay of Goshen was arres:ed at:Mishawaka on a charge of public intoxication, and was taken to'the countf jail at South Bend to strve 15 dafs as he was unable to pay a finc ‘ of s6.and costs. ' ' i

Unveil a Tablet.

A tablet marking the grave of Samuel Bigger former governor of Indiana ‘was unveiled Thursday by the Fort ‘Wayne chapter of the Dauhters of the American Revolution. He served as ‘governor, from 1840 to 1844. 1 S ————— 3 : . Neck is Broken. S Mrs. Theodore Metzger 69 of Niles Mich., was fatally injured at Wabash when an automobile in which she was riding crashed.into a tlephone pole. Her neck was broken and she died while enroute to a hospital. James Adams of thig city is a good hunter and always bags his share of wild game. He secured ten wild ducks last week. S Get your transmission and differential filled at Kilester’s. 19att

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to Charge Your Battery! . We've just made the biggest improvev - ment'in battery service that has ever been = - offered to thé car owners and radio fans ° e Ligonier.‘ s i , It’s 2 new and different kind i pawery | L _charging system, known as the constasz . potential system, which greatly reduces " . ' the time requiredfor recharging and has ~. o, various other important advantages. o £ We can now recharge your battery in : o from 8 to 24 hours, depending upon how . badly it is run down. - ’ St _ " This means at least two or three days” . saving of time and two or three days’ | e . rental battery charges. Often, too, it : i ~ means more time saved than that amd ~ avoiding much inconvenience. ‘ - - Whatever the make of your batteryg, o we can recharge it by this new system. . . | . e s P - H. &G. Battery Service ~| : llla‘

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