Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 11A, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 May 1924 — Page 2

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The secret of successful saving is regularity. - Any person who will adopt a method orsaving a regular sum at regular intervals if only a dollar a week,— will create the habit of saving, “To save, when the habit is once acquiree is as natural as brezithing and the final reWard is financial independence. .

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The Ligoner Banner LESTARCIBHED 1880.5, . : Published by * “he Banner Publishing Company 'W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and eantered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second clase matter.

~Lincoln Highway Traffic. ‘M. G. Munroe, of the Hoosier State Automobile association, said that z check made last gsummer showed anu average of 5,129 automobiles wi:h foreign licenses passed over the Lincoln Highway every week for twenix censecutive weeks. ‘ _Mr. Munroe urged all motor car owners ‘to make a note of their .license numbers, so that the nrumber can be had immediately is case tie car is stolent A great many car owners cannot remember their license numbers he said, and’ this forms -one of the most important descériptions of a car.

- Stay Within Length and Limit. Representatives of the state fish and game department furnish the following fish news Bass spawned in 1921 now are over 10 inches in length, the required size before they can be lawfully taken The Indiana law permits one person to catch 12 black bass in a day and if two persons fish from a boat they may take 20. There is no size limit on: bluegills but it .is unlawful for any one person to take or posses: more than 50 of these fish any single day. : - . = : Lossis Estimated. ' Loss by fire on the Hawpatch creamery at Topeka is estimated at $16,000. There was no one in -the building at the time the blaze start ed. Only the office furniture' was saved, and only the concrete parts of the building remain standing. In addition to the building and equipment which was destroyed there were 90 cases‘of eggs and a cai load of butter in the plant. - . Insurance of $16,000 was carried on the plant, and it was said that this would probably cover the loss. Sucecession to Governorship. Now that Lieutenant Governol Branch has become governor there is some speculation as to who succeeds him. Since 1869 the law has provid. ed that the president pro tem of the senate shall succeed the lieutenan governor, ; :

James J. Nedfl, of Whiting, is president pro tem of the senate, in case of the death or removal o 'Branch, Nedji would become gover nor. ' o e T Y ‘ , Wanted I want to buy corn and off grade wheat. C. L. Chamberlin. Phone 861. . - Tatt . Pay your subscription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open - Saturday evenings. _ e Another Big Offering. - George .D. Foster will sell 50 head of grass cattle at his next commaunity sale Thursday May 8. tloagt

: © Wawaka Wavelets. ' Wawaka is a little town, but still ~ on the map ; e Laid out by a man in town, who didn’'t care a rap ' About the ideals of uper ten, or the ethics of sword and pen; . The teapot dome and the oil, hut he loved the trees and soil. An old landmark was removed when George Zimmerman removed the wagon scales near his store, installed by his grandfather many years ago, : , ‘ Herman Frick is operating. Wawaka is well supplied. with sawmills and dogs but is short of civic pride The west half of the theroughfare is dottéd‘ with shacks, barns, hog pens

and chicken runs, almest equaling conditions il‘l‘ some foreign- country where room ris scarce and space Vil uable. It is not to wondered at that the state highway engineer shows & dispesition to run the town. . : " Miss Lena Signet, of Springfield. Mass., Jis ¥igiting her sister, NMys Gordon ?]lson. at this place. - ~ Pedagogs to Meet, . . ‘Some of the leading educators o, the nation have beén secured to address the meeting of the Northeast ern Indiana Teachers association which will be held in Fort - Waync October 9 and 10 according to an an, nouncement made by R. E. Moser Columbia City president of the asso ciation. About two thousand teachers will attend. ' : The headlines on the program in ‘clude William Mac Andrew superintenednt of the city schools of 'Chi. cago;. Henry Turner Bailey directo: of the Cleveland Art Institute; Pre sident Elliot -of Pardue Universits and William Mathes Lewis presiden: of George Washington University Washington D. C. it L Where’s: Your $2.942,° In a statement dealing somewhat i detail with the material wealth of In. diana the bureau of the census show: thta the total of his wealth $8 820, 726,000 is made up of the following items; . Real propetry and improve ments, $4,654,789,000; live stock $203. 370,00; farm implements and ma. chinery . $80,633,00;° manufacturin: machinery; tools’ and implemenis $473,498,000; railroads and thei equipment $790,298,000 motor vehicle: $176,518,000; ;street railways, water works etc., $358,930,000; all other: $2,091,690.00. . If this wealth should be distribut. ed among the pecple of the state there would be $2,942 for every man womai ind ehpid:. - - - . ' , , Visit old Home Rev. and Mrs. Geyer of Columbia City on their way home from the Women’s Missionary convention at Elk. hart the other day stopped over in Ligonier and visited Mr. and Mrs. C R. Stansbury and other old friends Rev. Geyer is a former pastor of the U. B. church here. : - - .

When S. H. Hoover drove through the little town of Delta, Ohio th: other evening he says it looked lik: a million Klansmen and their wonel had taken possession of the place ‘Both men and women were in full re: galia and paraded the streets. Only three appeared in citizens clothes. _ - Emery Seeing Things. Emery E. Austin, of Goshen, re ports a white eagle descended upeh: his chicken park and carriedfiaway a seven pound Plymouth: Rock he hat been saving for a barbecue after thc republican primaries. Mr. Austin is a candidate for representative.

The LaGrange News: says; Mr. anc Mrs. Walter Robinson and children Mrs. Cora Coss an ddaughter, Ruth and Mrs. H. M. Goodspeed of Ligoniel weer entertained here on Sunday a; the home of Mrs. Robinson’s sister Mrs. A. J. Hostetler, and family.

Attorney and Mrs. W. H. Wigton daughter Miss Emily and W. C. 13, Harrison witnessed a part of the bali game in Goshen between a team i that city and Ligonier Friday after. noon. The game resulted in a score of 12 to 3 for the Goshen team.

Making His Own Street.

When the city showed some reluetance in repairing the street in the South End on which the W. A. Ruple home fronts that gentleman took the matter into his own ‘hands and not only graded the thoroughfare but put down a new side walk. i

Was Good : Attendance.

The sheep and wool grading by Claude Harper of Purdue at the George Walker farm near Salem church Friday was well attended and much interest shown. Quite a number from Ligonier were present.

Candidate For Senate

Timothy Holdeman of the Ligonier firm of Compton & Holdeman is a candidate on the republican ticket for state senator in Elkhart county. Mr Hcldeman is a resident of the city of Elkhart, -

New Reference Made,

Those opposing him for governor now refer to Rd Jackson ~as the “Klandidate for governor”, on the republican ticket. !

John Lint is having the basement excavated for his new home on Lincoln Way West. It is to be a comfortable house. . '

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Deter recently paid a visit _to relatives in Topeka.

Looked Like a Million.

Visiting LaGrange.

Goshen Wins Game.

To Build Home.

- Democratic Ticket, ~ Member of Congress Twelfth District: Theodore A. Redmond, Kendallviile Indiana. . o : Charles W. Brantstrator Fort Wayne Indiana. , - L Joint Senator for Allen. and - Noble Counties : e . John W. Morr; Albion Ind. _Albert D. Sawyer, Kendallville, Ind Oscar Wm. Miller Fort Wayne Ind. _ Clarence O'Dell Miller Fort Wayne Ihdfang. .~ = L Represéntative for Noble County Walter L. Holcomb Kendallville Ind. Fred H. Green Ligonier Ind. Prosecuting Attorney for Thirty-thir_d Judicial Circuit: i W. Mortimer Cole Cromwell Ind. o Clerk Noble Circdit Court - Frances M. Beane, Albiof Ind. Treasurer of Noble County - : Joseph W. Bishop Rome City Ind, Recorder of Noble County Marshall J. Engle, Avilla Ind. Sheriff of Noble County : William Hoffman*Albion Ind. : Sureveyor. of Noble' County . Paul N. Hoffman Kendallville Ind. Coroner of - Noble County - Daniel S. Hontz Wolf Lake Ind. ; Commissioner for Central or Second District ; ; ; e William Barhan, Avilla Indiana. ‘Commissioner for Southern or Third District . =~ . . Marshall W. Young, Albion Ind, L Republican Ticket, - Memher of Congress 12th Districr. - Louis W. aFirfield, -Angola. David Hogg, Fort Wayne Ind. : Joint Senator for Allen ' and Noble County ~ o } Edward O'Rourke Jr., Fort - Wayne Indiana. o if‘.epresentative for Noble County ~ Bernard F. Haineés Avilla Ind. ° iPreosocuting Attorney for Thirtythird Judical Clrenit - . ~ Chester A. Lincoln Churubusco, Ind. Clerk Noble Circuit Court ~ Isaac Deter, Kendallville Ind. ‘Walter*F. Kiser, Cromwell ‘lnd. Treasurer of Noble' County J. Hetbert Cockley, .Albion - Recorder of Noble County o - Charles C. Kuhn, Albion Ind.’ Noah M. Barcus, Albion Sheriff of Noble County John- Singleton Albion Ind. Surveyor of Noble County e J. Paul Parker Albion . ’ Coroner of Noble County ‘ Leland F. Frurip Kendallville Ind. Commissioner. for Central or Second District L ' John W. Long Albion . | Commissioner of Southern or Third District : . .Charles W. Bender, Wolf Lake, Ind. ~ There will be a number of candidates on each ticket for governor to be considered at the poil: next Tuesday. S

- Folowing are the polling placé§ where Perry township volers will gd to cast their ballots &t the primary election next Tuesday Precinct No. 4—Library building Ligonier. - - 0 Precincnt No. s—Centralized schoo! building Ligonier. . - : : > Precinct No. 6—Warren's paint shop Ligonier. - ' Precinct No. 7—City building Ligenier. i ‘ ‘ The label on your paper will tell you when your subscription expired or will expire. . Kodak, films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Hieber Studio. - 9btf For sale, Hoosier kitchen cabinet, good as new. Inquire or Mrs. A. A. Kansner, phone 225. : 9atf Don’t forget to pay your subseription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. :

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. Modern property in South Bend will trade for :small farm or: .Ligonier property. : ' 258 acre farm just off Lincolné Highway in Sparta Township. 8 room property on North Side Ligonier. Would take small farm in trade. : o 1% story brick house on North. Side near school house. =- . 8 room house near U. __B..churc‘n' Terms. ' : o 54 acre farm near Wawaka. Good buildings. ; - B . B acre tract mear Sy'racus‘e.-, Good buildings. 35 acre tract of land on banks of Crooked Lake Steuben county. Will trade for Noble County property. : _ o Choice 55. acre farm near Tourist Park Good Buildings. : - - Several choice cottages at'Lak-z_' Wawasee for sale or rent dur-: ing the season. : 41 acres of ground just outside the city limits. - Partly set tc strawberries and raspberries. ‘ 1% story frame residence on south McLean street. = ‘Modern Home on South Cavin street, 7 rooms. Garage. e 9 room moderns brick _house-(in" good neighborhood. Priced to sell. i { o 120 acre corn farm in Washington township. Will trade for smaller farm. : OUR_INSURANCE DEPART- - MENT INSURES EVERY- : THING INSURABLE. ’.;f: 2 choice residence properties in’ Syracuse. Priced "to sell.

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L . | Braginton’s Chocalate Shop " For the Next Ten Days | Rogers & Wilson of Goshen will ofter for sale three Baldwin Player Pianos at a BIG DISCOUNT. Pianos are all in first-class condition and fully warranted by Rogers & Wilson. We ask the people to call and inspect these beautiful instruments, get prices and easy term propositions. (e | . »V:,You'rjs f‘or; 53 years, 3 Rogers & Wflsonw‘

38 acre farm. in Elkhart Township. .. Will trade for 80 acre faeme.. - 0500 ~ 70 acre farm north of Richville church. - Will exchange for Ligonier property. : : “7’room home on Fort Wayne road in south part of eity. Also vacant lot on Caving street, Lig~onier. 4 L -Gog%i house and 3 lots near- the Catholic’ church at a bargain. '-pl§anty of fruit. ‘3,{l"ac"l4e poultry farm in Sparta township. - i e 150 .acre farm on Clark county for sale or trade. _ : 9fj,room_‘ modern home on Cavin ~street for sale or rent. Priced Tighe L ' ‘l% story 7 room house on pav~ed street in south part of city. 40 acre farm on Blazed Trail east of Ligonier. Goodrbuildings _Choice home in Rome City. A bargain. e o 'Médernl brick residence in south bart of city. Garage and poultry house. G v _Vacant lot on So. Cavin street. Médérn 3;rooxil'_ house on North Side. Large lot. Priced to sell. Nine room modern home near center. of city. Good garage, Priced to sell. ' . 8-room brick house in heart-ot city. Good. garage, abundance of fruit. e s ‘Moder'i;.-_ohe-story- cottage: on McLean ‘street. A choice locafome. . 29 acres ‘,df,lénd overlooking Lake Wawasee. i