Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 34A, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 October 1923 — Page 2
. Loanstofarmersand stockmen are neget- .- . itatedby this institution with the | - o ~ least fgrmalify and greatest . | L _helpfulness. | i Applications.for Farm Loans receive gro-éi | . mpt and courteous attention~ | .. our rates are moderate; * Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled, ~ ~ Conference with our officers is’cordially; : invited, and kept in strictest confidence, = You will receive here évery ,accomodation%; | fS& - | i consistent with sound banking principles; P ‘We pay 44, on savings -~ . | “The Bank on the Corner”, ' } . | - : . |
L Under New Management ( - Theoushy Cloamed = | | Regular Dinners and Suppers. * . $ .50 Sunday Chicken Dinners . +l.OO ‘ With Special Music _ . v 5 : : { = . PROMPT SERVICE TRYUS. - | — H. P. HARRINGTON, Prop.
- It Is Not too Soon to Choose |=~ Warm Motor Robes tor Winter Use . Assogtments are complete with every desirable type of ‘Tobe. PYN are widely varied. Sothat choice is certain to prove satisfactory. ‘ j . | ' - All-Wool Motor Robes, : Soft and warm in the Scot¢h clan tartans. ' o ' $5.00 to $15.00 Each. - = : | » TheseWrobes. are all the more practical as they are washable. Then they have uses in the home as well ag for motoring. ' e . - : ' Some are reversible plaids in many different color combinations and they are richly fringed. Excellent values at $8.75 to $l2OO. . . . - - EXTRA SPECIAL! - . | t - PLUSH ROBES IN PLAIN COLORS | . ; ‘ 4+ AT BIHO . ; | - These are deep piled and may be used on either side. Excellent values at this price. Other motor robes priced Hrom $4.765 0515, '| . ’ . o |~ Our Harness Department is complete. Double team ;harne_ss, single harness, collars from $2.50 up all grades and sizes. We-can furnish any part of a harness. - 115 E. Lincoln Ave. Irwin Block, GOSHEN H. E. Swift, Mgr.
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G Strawberries Go Down. . Joseph A. Milier residing near Cos perville who sells strawberries in this market longer thAan any other.growno met with an accident in front of Gor don Brothérs store Saturday morning .Wihich not only spilled his fruit ‘but put a hole in the side® of his Ford car causing exasperation. C. B. Ulius driving a Chrevolet sedan bearing New York license plates backed his machine into that of Mr. Miller, exhibiting great carelessness. Before driving to a local garage for repairs he settled ‘with Mr. Miller by payin; him $3. The opionion of witnesses to the accident was that the New Yogker got off lightly. : LS : Lindsey -Had a Sweetheart,’glfe‘ intimate relations which existéd between Ralph Lindsey of Stur gis\ held in jail on $5,000 bond sinct his. wife Hazel was found shot Ic death in their home and Mrs. Neva A Nickell 17, wife ot L. B. Nickell werc revealed during the coroner’s inques: which: has just closed. /i Liidsey and -Mrs, Nickell planned to elope on the day that Mrs. Lindsey was found in a room at her home sho: through the head with a revolver which Lindsey h@d admitted was- hi: own. . - , e | * First State Election, | Kentucky will hold the first stare ‘election next month when a governor and state officers -will be chosen ‘Both parties are making strenuous effect it will have on other eeletions efefet it will have on oher. elections to follow. Up to date al the elections ‘held since 1920 have favored -the democrats and Cox carried the state against the Harding: lai’idslide.‘ The ‘national committees. of both parties ‘have their best speakers in the state.
Sentence Suspended. _ Clarence Reed a young lad accused of stealing a battery from a Dodg: touring car owned by Emanual! Diffen derfer residing in the west part oj the county entered a .plea of guilts in circuit court and was sentenced tc from 1 to 8 years in the state re formatory and fined $1 and costs. Th: reformatory sentence was suspend ed pending good behavior at the re quest o, fthe‘prosecuting witness -anad prosecuting attorney. _ ; : « -:100 Delegates Meet . Abput 100 persons Thursday attended the 33rd annual convention of the Woman’s Relief Corps of the Twelfth district-held in Knights of Pythias hall at Goshén, - + : At this morning session Miss Lou via Brown-ef Elkhart was electer. president and Mrs: Nora Culp of Naj: panee senior vice president. - The district includes Noble, Steuben, LaGrange and Elkhart counties Ligonier sent delegation of tifteen, - o . Meets Just Punishment, - Within 15 minutes of the time a superior court jury returned a verdict Thursday finding Nick Capoft guilty of assaulting a nine-year old girl on July 7 last he had beén sentenced by Judge Hile to serve five to 21 years in the Indiana prison at Michigan City and “#ined sl,ooo—the maximum penalty fixed by statute. Drowns Under Car. . ~ Pinned - under the, steering wheet of his wrecked "Ford automobile with his head two feet under water in the Junk ditch near Fort Wayne Frank Koehl 41. was drowned early Thurs. day night while®his wife and four small children miraculously .escaped a similar fate after the machine had crashed down a 12 foot embankment.
One to Fourteen Years for $33 Marvin Harkins 19 of South Bend who was arrested: Tuesday for steal ing $33 from a woman patient’s purse in the office of Dr. Eugene Holderman in Elkhkart was sentenced to 1 to-14 years in‘the(, state reformatory at Pendleton when he pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny in the super ior court. ey - — e . NoFunds Causes: Trouble.* On a plea of guilty Robert L. Kendall 21 of the Kendall Motor Products corporation Fort Wayne was fined $lOO and given a suspended sentence of one to five yea¥s in the 'state re formatory in circuit court on a charge of issuing a check, without suificient funds in the bank. :
~ Wilson Loses Match., Edward M. Wilson Fort Wayna awakening from his slumbers by the noise of something dropping on the floor saw a burglar and staged an impromptu wrestling mateh with him Wilson lost his match and the burglat ‘escaped after firing a wild shot at him 68 New Homes For Sturgis, - Of the 30 new houses being erected by the Kirsch Building association at Sturgis approximately one-half are now ready for occupancy. All of the homes will be -completed before the winter sets in. In all 68 houses have been planned. @ L » - Has Many Bolils, o A. A. Billman the genial pump man is sorely tried these days. He has n 3 less than five boils on his neck and fears the appearance of a greater gronp. : - i
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MEXICO LIKES YANKEE GAMESJ People of Neighboring Republic aro! Becoming More Sportsmaniike . . as a’Consequence, o 1 had been greatly impressed.with what American sports' are doing for young Mexico., . American sports are commeon all over the republic’ now—basketball, baseball, volley ball, handball, tennis and all the typical American .spogg: : - . o _ - Even the presfdent has a handball court up at Chapultepec for his eight-een-year-old boy to play on. [ ssked him if he did not feel that-these American sports were going to teach his people how to “play the game.”’ In Mexico the minute a man is defeated for office or the minute that a brother defeats him in debate or wins a girl from him, that Mexican wants ‘to kill his opponent or start a revolutlon. § They have not learned to be what we Americans call “good sports.” American games are teaching them this spirit, says Willlam I Stidger in the Outlook. : After I had explained what I meant he admitted that my implications and deductions were/ true and that e had manifested his confidence in the. Y. M. C.. A, which Introduced these sports into Mexico, by giving that American institution a government gift of 25,000 pesos. .. . “What are your personal sports?’ I asked him. o i ~ “Billiards and poker,” he said, with a smile, ‘ i
LONDON LOSING. ITS VOICE Famous- Old Street Cries of the Me- . tropolis Are Bying Out One v After Another, o Even in London, most conservative o%'cities, one by one the famous old street cries are dying out. ' In Shakespeare’s day the streets were musical with this chanting. of tradesmen, calling their wares, each to his own particular lilting tune. The last to be heard in modern London is that of the lavender peddlers: “Sweet lavendergsweet lavender! -“Won't you buy gy sweet lavender? ~ “Sixteen branches for a penny!” ~ It’s still heard on the side streets, but its days are numbered. It’s easier to walk to a drug store and get mothballs. - ‘ ' . - Just as the street cries 'are dying ~out, so also are the London flower girls—famous In sofg and story—dis‘appearing. e . Once they were to be seen all over the city—these “girls” whose ages ranged from sixteen to sixty. Picadil1y Circus has been the{r last stronghold. But there are signs that they're being ousted even from this favored spot. 'Men, mostly ex-soldiers out of regular jobs, are now selling flowers,
Man-Killing ‘Horse.
What 18 sald to be the ~strangest manslaughter case ever tried in the criminal courts' of the United States {s scheduled to be heard-in Middle bury, Vt., in the near future. Wil liam Hallock, a farmer, Is to face a jury on the charge of being responsjble for the death of A. W. Woodcock, an eighty-year-old neighbor. The defendant is the jowner of a - stallion, which broke away and entered the yard of Woodcock, attacking and.killing him before any one could come to his ‘aid. The state wil contend that Hallock was directly responsible in that he was negligent in not keeping a viclous . animal properly restrained® The horse was permitted the freedom of its own barnyard, it is.sald, but broke from the yard, trotted: down thé highway and entered the open gate of Woodcock’s place. . It first attacked Floyd Woodcock and was beaten off with a pitchfork. It then approached the old man, striking him down with its hoofs, causing injurles which resulted in his death. v ;
: Following Orders. ; He was on sentry duty for the first time. An officer approached. “Halt! Who goes there?” he shouted. “Officer of the day.” And the officer continued on his rounds. - But he hadn’t gone far when “the sentry khouted again: “Halt! Who goes there?” - ‘The officer halted and looked back furiously. - » . j “What's the idea,” he snarled, “halting me twice like this? What's the idea?” ' o “Never you mind about the idea,” sald the sentry. “My orders is-to call ‘Halt’ three times and then shoot!”
_ A Novel Fruit. = Satsuma, a variety of orange, is to be introduced to the New York publie. It is not entirely novel, but has never been marketed under its own mame. A concerted attempt to specialize in this variety is now under way in certain districts of southern Alabama, and arrangements have been ‘made to handle it co-operatively in New York under the name of Satsuma. . i ‘ : Aqalogous. 1 ' “I asked my five-year-old youngster,” writes P. W., “if he could tell me why the little hand of a watch goes faster than the big one.” His reply was, “I guess it's for ‘the same reason I have to run when I go walking with you, isn't it, daddy?’ :
That Vague Feeling. Mrs. A.—Did you ever have the feeling that you had met a person before and perhaps had an unpleasant experience {n the dim past? _ : * Mrs. B~Yes, I sometimes have that feeling when hiring a cook.—Boston Transcript. - : . BACK IN THE STUDIO . First Class Kodak Printing “Quality Photographs” Fred Myers and Son Carl are completing a new cottage at Buttermili Point Wawasee which they will occupy next seasom. . -
GLASSIFED ADS For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block, Inquire of Geo;}ge D Gaby. . | e ' Cows For Sale, | We have three good milch caws for | sale. Ligénier Universal ~Sales Co. . o ig%ett « For Sale large hard coal bnfned in fine - condition. A bargain.f Sack 4 Bakery. L ; | 29bte o Removal Notice. ' . The H. & G. Battery .Sewi‘ct-’has moved the battery works to the Shane building.- : - | 25btt | ‘ Vot Poultry hides and all akm"dg??of junk I will pay the highest' market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonfer, = . b I%ate i ~ Christian Science servlcé’a,.j#re held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the ‘hall over Weir & Cowley. ' 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 accordingly. Jackson Paint Shep. 29att
- Cass Track Line; | The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier betwten Fort‘ Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able ratés. o ] 4BbiS (‘lxristfi_an'Churcn Sei-vikes. ' Sunday sBchool at 10:00 | ' Morning worship. at 11:00| . Evening worship at 7:00 | The public is® cordially invited to these sdrvices . . | 46att First Presbyterian Church Cavin St - Rev. G. IL. Bacheler, Pastor. . Residence the Manse 318 Third St . Telephone 345 ] o Sunday’ School 9:30 a. m, = ° Morning Service 10:45 a. m, s -Evening services 7:30 qu o Prayer meeling Wed. 7 p. m. o “The Church With a Wel?ome;” For Sale’, or Trade grocery stoek and buildin& at a good traqing point in Noble county. Would ‘exchange for :Ligonier property. A big bargain for somebody if taken at once. Inquire at Banner office. I _ 29btt Q ~ Jesse Cosper Sale, . Having decided to quz:\'faéming the undersigned will offer at public auetion at his farm ' two m_ilet east of Ligonier and three miles wdst of Wawaka ‘on the Teledo .and| Chicago Pike, sale éomx}nepcing at one o'clock on Wednesday, October 17 the following property: : o
‘Two Horses—Bay gelding 8 ‘years. old, weight 1400; bay marfilz years old weight 1400. e Four Good Cows—Rig Type Jersey cow 8. years old was fresh last of July ; Jersey cow 6 years ofllh@ fresh bv day ofisale; black Jersey cow cow 7 years old will freshen in April; Guernsey ‘3 years old giving {*nilk will %freshen in March. | - 51 Head of Hogs—3 spotted Poland 'sows Dpigs by side, 2 Big T)jpe Polana ‘Sows pigs by side; 2 Big qupe Poland, ‘Sows open, 10 shoats weighing from' 125 to 159 Ibs., 33 shoatsF‘weigh‘i:fi_g 40 to 100 lbs., Big Type Jersey hoar ane year old last March, registered. 4 dozen héns. P 7 tons' of alfalfa hay in 'parn-.‘ e Farm Machinery—Cloverleat manure spreader,: low iron whéel wagon wagon box, hay rack, set, of dump boards, spring wago, pair gbob sleds, John Deere corn planter ‘gopd as new. ‘Oliver riding plow, wallqng plow, McCormick mower, 6-ft. cut, in good condition, shovel 'plow, spike tooth harrow, calf rack, hog rack, Internsational 8-horse power gasoline enging, International - feed grinder, 8 inch burr, this outfit in first class condition, néw corn sheller, pair barn scales, 60 gallon feed. cogkex:, 2 A-| hog houses with floor, self feeder, 2| sets single harness, set dpuble harness. > : : 2
Household Goods—Bedrgom suite, dining table, Globe range good .as new, ‘stand, refrigerator, cream can, DeLaval cream separator jand manjy other articles.’ b
Terms—All sume of $5 and under cash; all sums over $5 a credit of 12 months with 6 per cent interest from date, purchaser giving banfable note, 2per cent off for cash, | - : : ’ JESSE éOSPER. E. R. Rurtz, Auctioneer. . | J. L. Henry, Clerk. .
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