Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 37A, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 November 1923 — Page 2

* Loans to farmers and stockmen are negot- ' _ itatedby this institution with the : least formality and greatest . . - f helpfulness. ‘ - Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- . ‘mpt and courteous attention- - . ' our rates are moderate; : Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. L Confererice with our officers is cordially - - invited, and kept in strictest confidence. : You will receive here every accomodation - consistent with sound banking principles. , W pay 44, on satings | “The Rank on the Cornet”’ o

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Drive in this week. Large roomy service ~ station. You-will get prompt, personal at- . tention. All makes of Dbatteries and ~ electrical systems repaired. o 7 BATTERY SQ!VICE | ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERIVE

- ARNOLD ELSON’ ; _ ~ CHIROPODIST 5 . Hours 8a.m.t06 p. m. : WEDNESDAY, FRIDAYS AND SAT- . URDAY EVENINGS 7 to 9 Treatment by Appointment Only o Phone 18 '

-W. R. JACKSON . Trustee Perry Townshsp A ~“\ Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier

Remodeled | Coats made over into blouses. _ Muffs made over into chock- . ers. | General remodeling, relining and taning of furs : Reliable, dependable—Save ~ half—patronize . 116 Jefferson St. Elkhart Phone 2345 - Fingers Fine Furs

& Daily Task to eonsider and solve the printing problems forour customers, and each one we solve (‘m us just so much more experience to Tt vt o o o o your M’L‘ms:‘:?o:f you ask us to mit specimens and quote We Make a w N ATy

: PUBLIC SALE Having decided to quit afrming I will offer at public auction -on the Jaceb Sheets farm one mile south of Ligonier on Lincoln Way sale commencing at one o’clock. _ Tuesday November 13. ' The following property. ] 3 HORSES—Gray mare 8 years old wt 1300 lbs., gray gelding 13 years old wt. 1400 Ibs., brown gelding = years old wty 1600 Ibs. 14 HEAD CATTLE—Jersey cow 7 yrs old fresh last of Nov., Brindle cow 5 yrs old fresh 16th ‘Dec. ,Grade Jersey. 7 years old fresh in Feb., Brown cow 8 years old,t,resh in Aprm, Swiss cow fresh in March, Roan cow 8 years old fresh in March,-Red cow. 11 yrs. old fresh in March, Spotted cow 11 years old fresh in Jan.,, Dry cow 7 years old, Durham bull 2 years old. Yearling heifer 3 heifer calves. 50 HOGS—4 brood sows, 12 shoats average 175 lbs., 28 shoats averaging 40 to 100 lbs., 6 pigs weaned, Jersey llboar 2 years old.

11 Head of Sheep Flock of Chickens. : , . Hay and Grain 44 tons of millet hay 2 tons of oats hay. - FARM MACHINERY—2Oth Century manure spreader, Studebaker wagon, Hay rack, pair bob sleds, IHC corn planter, Oliver riding plow, Riding corn plow, walking corn plow, new. McCormick mower, McCormick binder, 14-shoe grain drill, iron spike tooth harrow, fanning mill set work harness, set of traces, hay fork, set hay slings, Del.aval cream separator and other articles not mentioned.

" TERMS—AIII sums of $6 and under -cash. Over $5 a credit of one year with 6 per cent interest:from date purchaser- giving bankable note. 2 per cent off for cash. All goods must be settled before being removed: : ) i Dale Heite i , Mrs. Jacob Sheets oo E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer - H. E. Hoak, Clerk. : »

JERSEY CATTLE SALE

The undersigned will sell at public auction at his Jersey farm four miles ‘west and about three miles south eof Ligonier, and about five miles east and one milenorth of Syracuse near Lawe Wawasee on Thursday, Nov. 15, sale beginning at 11 o’clock the following 2 1 38 head of high class Jersey cattle, complete dispersal, grand daughters and great granddaughters of the Imp. Jap gold medal sire; 22 head bred to “The Cid's Gauntlet’ ’ noted Island prize winning son of “The Imported Cid”; federal accredited herd. For catalog write Tom Dempsey, Westerville, Ohio. . : : 30 tons alfalfa hay; 240 bushels ot corn in the crib; 100 bushels of oats; 7 acres. of corn in field. Two good work horses. ‘

Corn planter, corn cultivator spring tooth drag, wagon, hay rack, britchen harness, gasoline engine in good repair, good feed grinder, seeder, laundry stove, good as new DeLaval separator used only a few months,- Babcock tester, and: many other articles. o c - Ainsworth Bassett. Cols. Perry and Kurtz, atictioneers: Lunch will be servéd on the ground

To Have Second Operation. While in Fort Wayne last Thursday Sol Henoch visited Jonas Schloss in the hospital there. Mr. Schloss was to have a second operation in a few days. : L

Notice of Administration. Notice i 8 hereby given thaf the undersigned has. bheen by the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana duly appointed administrator of the estate of Aramantha H. Johnson, late of Noble County Indiana, deceased and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accord ingly.- Sald estate is probably solvent. ~ ot aa S Charles N. Wemple Administrator. 'Bothwell & Vanderford - Attorneys for Estate, 35b3w ]

The Ligomer Banner P:m ';. "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor ‘ X S Published every Monday and Thursday tﬂ'.wuﬁO"Mßm aier, Ind., as second eisss matter.

To Protect Wafnsee Cottages. The Wawasee Protective Association of Lake zWawas’ee, has recently enlarged its membership to include nearly all of the property owners on. the lake. The assoclation includes some of the most prominent people of Indiana and is very active in all matters pertaining to- the protection of-.its members. The association employes policemen who patrol the lake during the entire' year and this has been found to be quite effective in the matter of protecfing property owners against thieves and other undesirables. In fact during the past year there have beéen practically no cottages broken into. <

Minors Forbidden to Hunt.

Attention has been called to the fact that many minors are hunting this fall. This is a misdemeanor and punishable by fine and imprisonment or, both. Parents should caution their young sons about the matter. If this is the law as pointed out by the Bristol Banner it is being violate in Ligonier and quite generally in Noble county. : i ]

Fines Reach $1,600.

Fines and costs totalling $1,512.25 were imposed upon liquor law violators by Judge Richter in the Laporte circuit court when Rose Stesiak and Alvin Pitrawski of that city and ®Raul Felski, of Michigan City, plead ed quilty to the charges on which they were arraigned.

New Bus Schedule.

Under a new -schedule the Golden Fawn. Bus Line leaves Ligonier as follows: For Fort Wayne, 8:50 a.m.,; 12:50 and 4:46 p.m. For South Bend, 8:15 am.; 12:15 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. .Two trips are scheduled for Sunday, leaving South Bend and Fort Wayne at 7:00 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. |

Joe Ackerman Moves. Joe Ackerman has moved. from Lima, Ohio, to 1457 E. 118th street, Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Ackerman is a fuccessful young business man. \ e ot ! ' Presbyterian Church. b G. H, Bacheler Pastor | Residence The Manse 318 W' 3rd ét Telephone 345. f Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. Vesper Service 5 P. M. . ‘Mid-week Service Wed. 7:15 P. M. Y. P. 8. C. B, Thursday 7:16 P. M , .- 36bte For=Bale or Exchange. | 100 acres good improvements unimcumbered. Trade for a larger farm. 40 acres to trade for 80 aces. City poperty to trade for farm. | ‘Money. to Loan at 5 per- cent 'on | Farm. - L | Call or Write H. H. Roberts, Al bion, Ind: 36btf The operation of all punch boards have been barred im Goshen. School pupils were the main patrons. b

- Publie Sale. el ~ The undersigned will sél at pu'q,lic auction on the Joseph Knapp farm one mile north and one-half mile west of Ormas three miles west an: two miles south of Wolf Lake on Wednesday Nov. 14. Sale to commence at 10 A. M. the following stock and farming articles to-wit: ‘ 10 HEAD HORSES—Bay mare 'l2 yrs old wt-1450, black mare 8 yrs old ['wt. 140 roan gelding 6 yrs old wt. 1300 imported Belgain mare 14 years old wt. 1550, registered with papers to purchaser, roan mare both sire and dam registered 5 years old wt. 1200, roan stallion, eligible to 'register‘ 1 year old wt. 100 b}?mare, both sire and dam registered 1 year old wt 900 bay weaning coult, sire and dam registered, sorrel weaning colt some eligibility. ‘

-14 HEAD CATTLE:- -Durham cow pasture bred 9 years old. Durham dow 8 years. old , Durham cow pasture bred 4 years old. Durham ccf pasture bred 7 years old, Holstein cow pasture bred 3 yrs old, Holstein cow nasture bred, 4 years old, Holstein cow pasture bread 9 vears old, White cow pasture bred 4 years old, & head of young heifers. : I

- 9 HOGS-—2 Duroc brood sows eligiable to register 7 head of shoats wt 60 Ibs. each. Ll

16 Head of Sheep All Breeding cwes Hay and Grain— § tons hay, 400 bushels of corn in crib. o FARM MACHINERY-—lnternational hay loader, International side delivery, Advance mowing machine, -Deering binder, Birdsell wagon. Grain bed, set dump boards, steel wa--gon, two harrows one lever one wood frame, Two 405 Oliver plow. Twc corn plows self rake, corn planter, New Idea manure spreader, Grain drill fertilizer attachment disc harrow, Set of work harness, set single harness, heating stove cream separator, oil tank, cross cut saw, forks, shovels; hay forks, and other articles too numerous to mention. |

- Terms—All sums of $5 and under cash. Over $56 a credit of ten months with 6 per cent interest from date, - : - C. M. Knapp | E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer. Hes J. C. Kimmell, Clerk . : | Ladies. Ald Society of Ormas will serve dinner on the grounds.

| District Democrats Organize. | Democratic county chairmen: and members of the district finance committee met at lurz.ciieon at the An-! thony hotel Fort Wayne Thursday on the call of District Chairman Stanley Nelson for the purpose of discussing party oragnization plans. An organizatiori of the finance committee was perfected with the selection iof Arthur E. Smith of Fort Wayne as \chairman. Every county was repre: 'sented by the chairman and member of the committee. Noble county -was irepresented by Sol Henoch and William Reinbold. i -

- Kimmell is Chosen. == 1 C. V. Kimmel of Ligonier, senior in the school of agriculture at Purdue university, has been elected to member ship in hoof and horn honorary fraternity. Hoof and Horn ig an organization .selecting its men from juniors and seniors in the university who are specializing.on animal husbandry. Kimmell has made good grades in his classes and is well e . o . The Only Way Out. . Ray Gale, . traveling salesman of Detroit ended his life at a Michigan City hotel Thursday by placing a chloroformed handkerchief over his face. A note, addressed to his brother, Harold Gale, of Detroit, stated that He was: going insane and that it ‘‘wag the only way out’. _

Three (ases of Typhoid.

There are three cases of typhoid fever in thé Bert Dukes home near Cosperville. - Miss Georgia ott .of Ligonier is the attending nurse. . : ‘Town Election Day. - Tomorrow, Tuesday, November &, is town election day in Indiana. In Kentucky state officers are to be chosen together with gowernor. Mrs. Irma Strau§ widow of »%h-é late Issac D. Straus entertained a company of ladies at a 1 o’clock luncheon Saturday afternoon at her beautiful summer home here. Mrs. Straus expects to leave for her winter quarters in a few days. :

Wilbur Templin ¥ Goshen, Ind. .

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The Modern. Home

~ Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if the one predominating factor, ELECTRICIT?, that gives real convenience is omitted . The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience into your home with > <blectniaity. ' . - s ~ To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest zen- ~ joyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service -1s the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every = home canhaveit. . - Lo - ~ IFyour house is not wiredgnow, make a real home out of it by wiring at once. Indiana & Michigan Electric Company

Jackson will paint your au‘tom’obil‘.e and make it look like new. ~ Dd2att Cows For Sale, = | We Have three good milch cows fbr sale. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. . S 2Satq . For Sale large hard coal burned {i'n tine condition. A bargain. Sacks Bakery. . ¢ 29pH WANTED—To buy poultry. ' will pay highest market prices. Call Star Grocery or See O. W. Bobeck. *33aSt _ 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. : : : te

Paint your automobile with Autolac, threc¢, six -dnd ten day’ system. The system that will not cheek. This is a new system and the best on the market. Fords $l5, automobiles accordingly.: Jacki(_)n Paint Shop. ‘2Pattl _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. s " 48Dbtf . Christian Church Services. Sunday scheol at 10:00 - ~ Morning worship at 11:00 Evening worship at 7:00 ‘ The public is cordially invited to these servites . o ARate

Another Improved . Road. - . 'A. Mr. Mason a surveyor for| the state highway cominission has fbeen at Rome City thep ast week. with a gang of men_from that place surveying the highway from where it joins the Toledo-Chicago pike. about three miles south of Rome City to | LaGrange. The highway when Ipo_’m—pleae will be fifty fect wide and many of the curves and abrupt COl'neris removed. It connects with A;bi'oin on the south. fata

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