Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 32B, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 October 1923 — Page 2

-~ Loanste fzi';ﬁmers and stockmen are negot: ™ Ly itated by this institution with the i * " s least formality and greatest . ¢ 0 helpfulness. | : Ai),pliéations for Farm tLoané» recele pro- '_ *~ . mpt and ‘courteougs attention- ~ * * our rates are moderate; . - " Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. - Conference with our officers “is cordially ~fnvited, ané}d&e% in strictest confidence. . Xou will receive here every accomodation ' cansistent with sound banking principles. .~ ; . ' We ﬁay 44, on savings. - CITIZENS BANK - S T Baﬂk on the Corner” : ,

e to Charge Your Battery'!

- We've just' made the biggest improvement in battery service that has ever been offered to. the car owners and radio fans of Ligonier. = - - o ~ It’s 2 new and dilierent Kuud 61 Catiery charging system, known as the constant’ potential system, which greatly reduces the time required for recharging and has ‘various other important advantages. . . We can now recharge your battery in from 8-to 24 hours, depending upon how badly’it is run down. - * i " This'means at least two or three days” saving of time and two or three days’ rental battery charges. ‘th"‘en, too, it means, more time: saved than that and avoiding much inconvenience. Whatever the make of your battery, we can recharge it by :ﬁis new system.

- H. & G. Battery Service SR /.1 1 STORAGE-fH WILIATCH

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The Ligomer Banner mm::'|§o. ' ". Published by “he Banner Publishing Company ' W.C. B. HARRISON Editor Pubiished every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as second claas matter.

_* Reckess Driving Reproved. - - Carless_driving and speeding past points where workmen are busy is given as the reason for the closing of the Lincoln highway between Churubusco and the O'Day road according to Martin Blue assistant manager of the Fort Wayne branch of the” Hoosier. State Automobile as sociation. o ~ Blue says the contractors who are doing the paving work on the highway have nof ,asked that the high: way bec losed until ‘now and? the paved portion of the road: wgs ler open to .the public. Recently motor’ ists have been ‘speéding at '35 miles an\ hour past places where the con® tractors -are ' putting the finishing touches on the job. Last week & team and a truck were struck: be cause of careless drivers. e - ' lad Has Lockjaw, :

' George - Washburn, five-year-old son of Marion C. Washburn is eritically .ill of lockjaw at his home in Wb 0 u o

The boy became {ll last ' Friday night when the muscles of his neck began to stiffen, He suffered frdin spasms and twitchings at that time but the nature of his illness was not then -definitely recognized: However his condition steadily grew werse and lockjaw definitely - set in 'Sunday meraing, . P, L

" It is believed theé boy became infected with tetanus bacillus the germ of lockjaw from a wound in the palm of his right hand caused eight days ago.by a piece of glass. ‘

Trial of ~John Goodman.

John P, Gobdman of Elkhart notor ious burglar and jail-breaker: will he tried before Judge Lenn J. .Qare-;b Superior Court No. 2 South Bend it was indicated Monday when Goodman ,through . his attorney Joseph Wypiszin‘ski secured 'a change of yen ue from the circuit .dourt. Goodman whose case is expected to be set soon faces charges of burglary grand lar ceny and being an habitual criminai The latter carries a life sentence if

gonvicted. -, g L The case is of interesct here for the reason that Goodman. made ;‘miny visits to Ligonier to see his sweetheart, Mrs. Violet Gerkin. . '

Jacobs Quits Position.

Irvin Jacobs who for so many years ‘has held a . responsible position asg an officer of ‘the .Straus Bre: thers Co:, has tendered his resignation to take effect. January-1, 1924. " As secretary of the company and = vice president ‘of Citizens Bank in past years Mr. Jaeobs has perforined his .manifold Muties with strict fidelity and great effigiency. and it will be diffcult te .replace him. * ° ‘Mr. Jacobs expects at the begin ning of next year to engage in busi: ness for himself and with his abiiity and experience he is' bound to succeéd. L ‘ '

.+ Mrs. Denney Secretary. : Kendallville was chosen as the 1924 convention city: of the Noble County W € T U at the annual meeting held at Wolcottville Saturday. During the business session -all of . the officers for the ensuing year were re-elected as follows: President, Mrs. = Mar) Lampman, Wolcdtfville;f vice-presi-dent, Mrs. Ida Atwoed, Wolcottville: ‘recording secretary, Mrs. G. B. Pride Kendallville; corresponding . secretary, Mrs. Malissa Denney Ligonier, treasurer Mrs. Nora- Favinger, Albion. P " Another Ford 'Stolen. — ‘Autp thipves were working in Kendallville Sunday ‘M. J. Ogden being the victim. The Ford touring car owned by Mr. Ogden was taken between.9:3o/a. m. and 10:30 a. m., from in front of the Presbyterian church where it had been left standing during the Sunday school hour. The license unmber of the car was 282-703. Officials wiere notified but .as ‘yet no trace of the stolen car could be Jound hepe, . . - - it 2 2 ~’I"» . . illed at Hix Task. ~ * William |Akins 58 foreman of a road building gang' for the Northern Con struction |company of Elkhart was instantly killed Tuesday when run down by |a motor truck owned by the company. Walking behind a plow drawn by | a tractor, Akins suddenly stepped out of line and directly in front of the truck. e

1 And Still Another Ford. ~ Ligonier| police. received notice from Elkhart taht a 1921 model Ford touring car had been stolen there from Frank Ellis. The car bore license number 68787. Mr. Ellis said ‘he valued|the car at $2OO. He carried no insurance. - | . Broken into" Station. ‘ The Font Wayne and Northern Indiana traction depot at Kendallville was entered and only a few pennies and a revolver taken. The ticket office at Avilla was also lately robbed. The company. is making a strenupus effort-to apprehend the thieves. . APPLES FOR SALE | G imes Golden Northern Spies, Newton Pippins and Balwins $1 per bushel at the orchard. | " HarveyE. Hull

WUsé artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. iy - 10btt For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block! Inquire of George D’ Gaby. . W r _2lbtg .. FOR SALE—Hhorse, buggy and harness. Good driving hourse. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. | 28att ". 7 Cows fFQ;' Sale, o " We have three 'good rhilch cows for sale. Ligonibr -Universal Sales Co. 0 e 28att : b g [l——— S Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of -quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribus e ~~ Removal Notice. . The H. & G. Battery Service _has moved-the battery works to the Shane building. Sl b oRMe el Wiele, | Poultry hides and all kinds of juak I will pay the highest market price | Call Joe Miller Telephone 2on 433 Ligonier, v 12at -

Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock ﬁ\xtld every Wednesday eveuing at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. | Welcome.gy - i 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 Shop. 29att s'« (Cass Track Line, » . The Cass-Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier betweén KFort Wayne and South Bend. Ldcal and long distance hauling done at.reason able rates. ) : 48bitt ;' .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 . “ . 46ate ‘First Presbyterian Church Cavin St Rev.’G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. : ~ Residence the Manse 318 Third Si. © Telephone 345 - ' | Sunday School 9:30 a: m. - . Morning Service 10:45 a. m. . ; ~ Evening services 7:30 P. M. - } - Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p. m. .~ | "“The Church With a Welcome.” J . 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. . ,; . e | 'For Sale or; Trade grocery stock pgnd 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. 25htf

Why The Care of the Feet is Import ; i anto e —Because sick feet make sick people —Because you cannot be happy when your feet ache, = ' : —Because it is' estimated that ap proximately ninety ‘'per cent (90\%) of all the adult, population suffers from various types of foot ailment. * ARNOLD ELSON Chiropodist ...Ireatment by Appointment 0n1y.... Phone. 18:. Ligonier, Indiana e T 30ait

..+ Rob Whitley Schools. =~ A Victrota valued at $74, records: electric light bulbs and soap- werc stolen from' two . school houses™ in ‘Wli?utléy county Sunday night. — NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County SS: In| the matter of the Estate of | ijecc‘a.Bovs'iman, Deceased. . : No. 2516. InJ the Noble Circuit Court October term 1923 e :

Notice 'is hereby given That the undersigned as Administrator of the Estate -of Rebecca (Bowman, Deceased, has filed in said court his acco{nt and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the éxaminati()is and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Inaiana, on the—2o.day of October 1923 at which tidﬂé and place all persons interested in said -Estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any t’h%re be, why said account should not be approved. ' e i\n'd the heirs, devisees and legatees of said’ de?'aedent. and all others inieres;ed in said Estate, are also hereby required, _at the time -and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their - heirship or ,claim\to any part of said HEstate.

~ G. Wright Black, Administrator P(isted‘ September 24th 1923. = = William H, Wigton, Attorney. = 81b2w J 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 John L. Cavin late of Noble County in the State of Indiana, and creditors and all other persons .interested in sald estate will be governed accordingly. . i ; | Jaid estate is probably solvent. - — U William A. Cavin, Executor. Bothwell & Vanerford Attorneys for Ejta}o. : - 81a3w

TREASURE BURIED AT HOME Rich Royalists Buried Their Valuables ' When Washington Turned Tables on Brikish, - Why go outside the United States to hunt ‘treasure? . There is lots of it buried at home. - : When Washington: turned the tables on the English in the Revolution, he took by surprise the rich royalists of New Jersey and Maine, Many of the latter, finding they had no time to get their treasures safely away, buried them. Money, rare china, silverware, jewelry and other articles of value were concealed here and there under a foot or two of earth, - _The greater share of it has never been recovered: In Connecticut, however, are several families who owe their rise to wealth to finds of the royalist treasure troves buried on thelr lepds. = , 0o

«During the time between the Révolution and the War of 1812, many Tory families left Maine, New York, New Hampshire and Vermont and set out for the lower part of Canada, oftentimes pursued by ladians or colonial troops. In their flight they sometimes buried their belongings. Recently, & landowner In New England came upon a cask of silver, unearthed by the spring freshets, e

~ In the Civil war, some landowners of the South fled before Sherman on his march to the sea. They burled their money and valuables, what they had left, and much of this property is still under the earth. -

NO NIGHT LIFE IN CAPE TOWN South Africa More of Tea Drinking " Natlon Than England, It L ey Sald - ' South Africa is known as a nation of tea drinkers—even more so than England." If one is living at a hotel, tea Is brought to his room at 7 iln'the morning—just tea, nothing to eat. Then at 11 o’cloek tea is served again. All the business houses have tea served to their employees at that hour, and in Cape -Town one may see the carviers running along the street from the tea-housés to the banks and other business buildings. The heads of firms g 0 out to some tea room for their tea. At 4 o'clock tea s served again as well @s with the regular three meals each day, and then In the evening between 9 and 10 o’clock. Lemon with tea is unusual there. “They serve milk and -sugar; no cream, a 8 cream is almost an unknown quantity and very. expensive. There is no night life in Cape Town, and no cafes. Life is quiet and conservative, and if asparty goes out’ after the theater at night, they go to a tea room. These close at 11:80. - : .

' +Find Tail-less-Rabbits and Rats, Just south of the Isle of Man is a little island called the “Calf of Man.” The . original owmner received from Queen Elizabeth a grant of this island, which was declared to be forever free from taxation. No one can live there, or even on its shores without the consent of the owners, says the Detroit News,. - . e The late owner was so engrossed in his books and lived so retired a life that years would sometimes elapse between his visits to the neighboring Isle'of Man. Only a small part of the land is cultivated and the whole is overrun with rabbits and rats, both of which are tail-less. This island kingdom was sold not so long ago for slmrmo) : ; : : : > ~ Gladly Volunteered. o Oarrying a few passengers, a Picifle treighter left a Mexicar port with 2,000 cases 'of liquor for South American points. They got blown far to. west ward and sprung a bad ldak. After several days of pumping ,tf;ie captain announced that he would haye to beach the boat upon an uninhabited atoll. There is always a handy passenger to come to the front in such emergencies. This .one spoke up promptly. ' - “Now, men,” he declared, 'gather round and harken. We'll have to remain for months on a desert island.. We can save the liquor. Turnsto, all of you. I'll wreck the wireless.”

Ready Answer. * The grand promoter saw the man coming, but could mot escape.. . ' ' He was promptly backed into a corner and taken severely to task. A “You stung me emn that gold 'mine,” he began. e | “But, my dear gir,” the promoter paid. | ' < B ; ‘“And again on those oil wells and again on that mushroom farm.. Altogether I have lost I don't know how much money,” the vietim continued. . This gave the grand promoter his . “But you should know. Be exact. Join our school of accountancy.” - Unnecessary Precaution. . - It was Willlam’s wedding morn, but, alas! he overslept himself. : : When at last he awoke he dressed burriedly, and hastened to the station to find that his train had gone. There ‘was not another for an hour. i ~ Frantically he hurried to_the telegraph office, and wired to the bride: “Détained. - Don’t marry till I come”. Tourist—This seems-to be a very dangerous precipice. I wonder that they have not put up a warning board. Guide—XYes; it is dangerous. They kept a warning board up for two years, but no one fell over, so it was taken down.” .. - & ' : Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. -10 bit -~ And A Candy Day Next. Saturday October 13 will be. celebrated in Indiana as Candy - Day. This suggests fudge.

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1.8 -~ AN e | : . e i S Battery Headquarters Nl AgA‘[SE%L{R 7 With_USL and Westinghouse bat- _ ARA FALLS p terys, we have a wide range in price F o - that will fit any pocketbook.. We can supply you with a good battery at any , price, and give you quality‘v we will stand behind. * Bringin your old battery. ?We‘will not sell you a ‘newbattery if it will pay you to have the old one repair"“ed. We frequentlp repair batteries others say are hepeless, and guarantee results. P ; Generator and Starter work a Speciaiity - Kiester Electric Shop Phone 481 : - Lincoln Way West Us. 11l Westinghouse battery service station :

© . Changes in Residence, - “Merle Henney has’ removed ' with his family” from ..the Jane . Rippey lio/usé' negx" theec orner of S_ec‘ond and_ Grg‘nd streets to;Avilla.. Jack Curry will occupy the Rippey ﬁsidence property with his family. i . “Harry L. Benner i Auctioneer ° A‘ ot AR R, WIS S R ISR RAR S . Open for all engagemends ~ Wolf Lake, Indiana - Both Noble and Whitley -+ County Phones

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