Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 11B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 May 1924 — Page 2

Regularity

- Thesecret of successful saving is regnlarity. ' . Any person who will adopt a method or'saving 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 ;br_e_athingf and the final reward is financial independence. o

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. _ e Farm Fence Special . All wires full gauge, built with a knot that will not'slip. Galvanizing of best quality. Every rod guaranf teed to stretch properly. 1047 12-inch stay, No. 9 top and bottom, No. 11 filler at 47¢ per rod. , : 1047 6-inch stay, No. 9 top and bottom, No. 11 3, filler at 65¢ per vod. . 1045 12-inch stay No. 9 all through 65¢ per rod. - 4 point Heavy Hog Galvanized Barbed - Wire, 80 rod spools at per spool $4.40. - _ Terms to suit Millersburg Lumber Co. 7 Millersburg, Indiana

Automotor Wind - I, Millls, Gas Engines, wo MK, Water Supply Goods, Lasorm, _ FHAvL ater Supply Goo LT R Water Supply Sys- s W‘W fems, Well drilling. = lééﬁ and repairing. . ¢.’§!’4 0. A. BILLMAN 0333, A ; & Ligonier, - Indiana

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L <) -l .'.:I_J;@A Pl t f - ?,..’.. ; &‘ ) £PESE D oney .4.:&f/ /@ \ﬁg\\\\ o . g e " . QAN )&= Ifyouneed aloansecured | , by your farm and not ex- | ceeding 40% of its value, exclusive , of buildings, we can let you have it, with interestat 5%, payable annually. o 7 * 1 - 50% Farm Loans at 5% % - qlf you require more money we can loan ' ap to 50% of the land value, with a limited additional amount on the value i ~ of your buildings at 514 % interest pay- : able semi-annually. €No charge for : ~ examining abstract or inspecting land. : Liberal prepayment privileges. Otherterms reasen- ; able. . Write or call for more complete inforl‘l’utioﬁq; | T™e STRAUS BROS. Co. i . . . HOME OFFICE =~ * o : 132 E. Wayne St. : Fort Wayne, Ind __ LIGONIER————=DETROIT—————CHICAGO

The rigomer Banner ' Znn\-ulntp 1860, : Published by ! . “he Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C. B. HARRISON Editor , ' Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second elass matter.

Hotel is Completed. The Epworth hotel has been com.pleted at the Epworth League resort Webster lake and will soon be ready for the season’s use it has been announced. ‘The building has 50 rooms ~ Walls for the tabernacle have bezn erected. The building will have a seating capacity of 1,700 persons. A chapel' will accommodate 750 pergons. : : A total of ¥O2 lots has been sold according to Dr. W. B. Freeland di rector Wabash., . : _ ~ Lighting Does Damage. About noon Tuesday lighting struck the residence of -Calvin: € Sprague at Elkhart and bricks knock ed from the chimney fell upon thc automobile of Hazen Haggerty park ed near the honie crushing in the tor and hood. Mrs. Sprague the only persen in the house was badly shocked. - o ' . | .Buy Chiecago Cattle. Henry, Will and Harry Hier and Alonzo Blue whileﬁ‘ Chicago Tues. day purchased twe car loads: o feeder cattle Henry Hire procure one load and Lon Blue and Harry Hire a load between. them. The cattle arrived Wednesday and. will be placed on farms west of the city

Pundreds Witness Ceremony, Hundreds of persons witnessed the laying of the cornerstone of the new Elks’ temple at Kendallville Sunda) afternoon. Kendallville Lodge No 1154 was organized in 1910 and nox has about 350 members. The building will cost approximately $48,000 Recommend MecCulloch. -Among the big list of'lndAia‘napolis business men to recommend the nomination of Carlton B. McCulloch fol governor on the democratic ticket ap peared the name of Ernest K. Marke: an old Ligonier boy who is in the drug business at the state capital. Goes to Albion Man. - Wally Lint has quit the Adams blacksmith shep in the rear of Wai & Cowl_ey’s and taken a position in a Kimmell: garage. 1t is understood 3 man from Albion wil ltake charge of the shop here. Kodak, films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Hieber Studio. 9btf The Ligonier library board held its regular. monthly meeting Tuesday night, .

‘As the season of June weddings and Commencement Exerciges approaches and since 1 am looking for presents I dropped in at STANSBURY’S and found a nice assortment of Conimunity Silverware, Ladlies Umx brellas, Fancy Dishes, Gloves. Hosiery and an endless variety of sheer Undergarments from which to select my presents at this season of the year. i

s 31l e e e~ IO FV 1] iy Jor Liver Ills. '/ ;;3’ o . { WSy You can't ~ =¥ \ feel sogood : %\ ‘" but what NR X will make you S feel better. | Seta c. S 7. "Z"// 77 N — Box. -*’ I YTk pAN M LEET v 4 ( ” AB‘—E::?S @qu : . 3@4@ (. /a e BT TR A Druggis e S. J. WILLI:@MS, Druggist.

Dr. Maurice Blue ~ VETERINARIA N Office: Justamere Farm. {Phone: Ligonier 757 CHARLES V'INKS AND O Dealer inj ~ Monuments, Vaults, Tomb;toneo, ; , Building Stone : E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer c’none No, 65, Ligonier.

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends - Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER FPhone 2 on 1 Wawaka

© To the Patrons of the Topeka . dheamery Since the destriction of the Creamery plant by fire on the morning ot May Ist.,. much confusion has exisited in accomodating ourselves to the new conditions which this unfortunate occurence has brought about. We arc asking our ‘patrons to bear with us ip this extremity and to be patient unj til. we can work our business jatc some semblence of shape and method Unfortunately al lchecks _at;unst the Hawpatch C‘ooperative‘ Association dated and issued prior to the date o the fire, May Ist., have been temporarily denied payment. This has resulted in 'a vast amount of hard) ship to tlie patrons needing thei money, especially at this time. for paying taxes and a very cousiderable damage to the name and good will ol the Association and the loss of cream This action was entirely unnécessary but the damage has been done anc the action can not mow be recalled However We take this occasion fo aB, sure our patrons holding such checks that the same will be paid within ¢ week or ten days from ' this date, or as soon as the damage resulting fron) the fire can be adjusted and payment received from the insurance com panies. v :

We wish to announce further that all cream purchases after May Ist will’ be paid for by checks signed “Hawpatch Association by A. J.. Yoder, Treas” instead of “Hawpatch Cooperative Association by A. J. Yoder, and that these checks will be honored by all banks to. which such checks may be presented for payment.. . We are buying cream and eggs the same: as before, = and . the- cream routes wil lbe maintained as beforc despite rumors and! published stat ments” to the contrary. The new name “Hawpatch Cooperative Association.” i . 8 . A T Yoder Manace:

: Children llit by Auto. . “Mavaline Bockman nine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bockman: of North Webster was seriously injurec and her cousin Phillis Miller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller Milford . was - badly bruised when they were struck by an automobile driven by Samuel Byers of Leesburg at a point in front of the Lewis residence on the north sidép of Shoe lake Sunday afternoon. At the time of the accident Miss Bockman was carrying the three year old Miller girl. The children® were thrown and “rolled along the street a distance of about 15 feet. - ‘ : ~ ' Loss Estimated $30,000- .

The St. John's Lutheran church destroyed by a spectacular blaze of undertermined origin at Kendallvills Monday was not insured. " Members of teh congregation werc. unable to save any of the furniturc ‘from the’ burning building. it . TPhe loss ik estimat‘ed at $50,000 A!? ’the church services Sunday funds hac llbeen'raised to wipe out the debt ol ‘the church which was remodeled d iyear ago. , ' . - L T Smith Trial is Set for May 12, | Raymond Smith under indictment for the murder of his grandmother Mrs. Frances Sweet was arraigned before Judge Albert Ward ‘Peru in ciry cuit court. When Smith had pleaded not guilty his trial was set for Ma3y 12. Smith .is charged with having murdered his grandmother who wag more than 80 years old and having buried her beneath the concrete floor of a chicken house. ;

Cecil Gordon, Marion an automo. bile salesman was instantly killed when a Pennsylvania train struck his machine at a grade crossing neai Crown Point. There were no eye witnesses to the accident and it is not known how Gordon happened to driv: in front of the train. : i v F e .

Dead Man is Voted. ‘A dead man was voted in. the primary elections at Warsaw. . Andrew Wood ‘B9 former mayor of Warsaw died late Sunday but his absent voters ballot was cast at the primary Tuesday. s X Woods for years was a democratic chairman of Kosciusko county. :

After a band of gypsies had visited oNrth Webster Dr. W. C. Hontz local druggist discovered that a purse he had prepared to go to the banH} and make w deposit had been emptied by the nomads. The gypsies invadeq stores and the bank and in severai instances were ejected. o i

| Frank Juday Dead. Frank Jjuday 72 years old died at the !Goshen hospital Monday morning after a weeks illness with complications. He was born in this county and spent his entire life on the family homestead two miles southeast of New Paris. He was never married. , S - Taken to Farm. Ed Shaner of Goshen and Richard Bell of Elkhart were taken to the penal farm each to serve a sentence of thirty days for intoxication. |

For sale, Hoosier kitchen. cabinet, good as new. Inquire or Mrs. A, Al Kansner, phone 225. : . 9atf

~ Don’t forget to pay your subseription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings., . 5

For Notions, Silverwear, Curtain Nets, Corsets, Children’s Romper Suits, Boys Overalls and Girl’s Play = Suits call on STANSBURY’S. They have the best goods at the lowest prices. - :

Salesman Killed,

Gypsies Rob Druggist.

~ . Notice to Non-resident. : State of Indiana, Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court, May Term 1924. .+ Petition for drder to sell Real : Estate. e ! ' Hazel B. McCloskey as administrairix of the estate of Dora Frost deceased : YR e - Karl Kreger ét al.

To Herber Kreger - . o . You are hereby notified that the above named Hazel B. McCloskey as administratrix of the estate of Dora Frost, deceased has filed in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana and in said Court her duly verified petition for an order of said Court' authorizing and directing the sale of the following -described real estate owned by said decedent, to-wit ; the west half of inlot number fifty one and all of inlot number fifty two in the yillage of Wawaka. Noble County Indiana for the purpose of making assets for the payment oi the.debts and liabilities of the estate of said decedent; that said petition, so filed, and which is now pending is set for hearing in said court in the Court House at’ the town of ‘Albion, Indiana ofi the sth day of June 1924 being the 22nd judicial day of the regular May 1924 Term of said Court to be begun and holden at ‘said Albion Noble county Indiana on the 12th day of May 1924, and. that unless you:appear in said Court on said day and answer or demur to said petition the same will be heard and determined in your absence. : 7 : ~ . Witness the hand of the Clerk ani the seal of said Court hereunto affix--4a at said Albion, Indiana on this Is* day of May 1924. , - (Seal) Isaac Deter, Clerk of the i Noble Circuit. Conrt. .- Bothwell & Vanderford ; Ligonier Indiana : ” Attorneys for estate. i 10b3w Notice of Administration, Notice is hereby given that the undesigned has been appointeéd and has qualified as executor of the last will of Annie Eby deceased late of Noble Ceunty, Indiana and the creditors of said testatrix her "legatees and devisces and all other persons interest. ed in her will and estate will be governed accordingly. o - Said estate is probably solvent. : Farmers & Merchants Trust. Com_pany, Ligonier, Ind., Executor Bothwell & Vanderford : ‘ Ligonier, Indiana o Attorneys for estate. 9b3w . Notice of Administration, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as executrix of the last wiil of J. A. Wiley deceased late of Noble County, Indiana. The legatees and devisees of said testator his heirs the c¢reditors of his estate and all other persons intenestéd therein . will be governed accordingly. . Said estate is supposed te be solvent. ; . i ;

- 7. 'Marie P. Wiley, executrix. Bothwell & Vanderford, . : Ligoniey Indiana . Attorneys for estale. ' - 9b3w : - Wanted i I want to buy corn and off grade ‘wheat. C. L. Chamberlin. Phone 861, L “ﬁ' Tatf W e —————— : Pay your subscription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. - : ~ The label on your paper will tell you when your subscription expired or will expire. : : .

- The next time Igo shopping I am going to STANSBURY'’S for gauze underwear. There I can buy Ladies’ Gauze Suits for only 49¢ that are equal to those that others sell for 75c. They alse have Ladies’ Union Suits for 59¢; Boy’s and Girl’s Checked Nainsook Union Suits for 50c¢ Men’s Gauze Union . Suits at only 98c. ~ s -

AnU al | . 1 - Offering! . Here’s an opportunity to buy a guaranteed, nationally advertised 'BULOVA WATCH at a price that defies comparison. e, l‘ I ‘m‘" '7 ‘ !,f':'*a_%%})ﬂ' ;I.} wiﬂi%‘ ” i s Jeol M»l{ﬁﬁ ‘ NIM ol ' el F'as}lx.ional?llle recﬁngﬁlaj watch, BULovn’ quality white go e aved ; fine 15 evibiiovabiorenas $2T+5O TTRERRmE T—0309 T | o~ i BTV LTS o) i ,” lf“"%f PP anSE = rd’—ﬁuw@ ‘7er ﬂ Crin ,J&Mﬁ\ o r,f!i ""m[? i R Thel ; newgPRINﬁIIgﬁZ dmodel. -Burova .quality white go e d ; fine 15 evelboiovatomscs $27.50 BULOVA WATCHES ; are nationally famous for their yeliability andare backed by two guarantees—the manufacturer’s and our own. We recommend them to anyone ; wanting a beautiful, de- : pendable watch at a 3 | moderate price. | . RAUBERT'S JEWELRY l STORE

| '»;':,‘Whil‘e< you are waiting for - something to “turn up” that ‘ . - will change your fortune, build - up an account at this bank and ' - you will find you won't have to ~ wait long. - | e One dollar or"more" starts an ' - account. Come in today and - let us add your name to our list ' of depositors. . | | - 44, paid On,Sayi‘ngs"ond Timé Deposits FARMERS & MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY | “The bank of safety and friendly service”

J. L. HENRY 5 -38 KIMMELL Home Realty and Investment Co.

Mode;rn property in "Sout}{gi}end will trade for small farm or Ligonier property, v 258 acre farm just off Lincoln Highway in Sparta Township. § room property ou‘;N’orth Side Ligonier. ‘Would take . small farm.in trade. 4 11 story brick house on North Side near school house. 8 room house near U. B. church Terms. : GG ' B 4 acre farm near ~Wawaka. Good buildings. vt Y b acre tract near Syracuse. Good buildings. e g 35 acre traét of land on banks of Creoked Lake Steuben county. Will trade for Nob-lo County property. . 0 ' Choice 55 acre sfal'm- ﬁear‘To\ip—ist Park Good Buildings. = Several choice. cottages at Laka Wawasee for sale or rent during the season. e 4% acres of gronnd‘ just ou_tside the ¢ity limits. Partly set tc strawberries and ‘raspberries. . 1% story .frame. residence on south MeLean street. . = - Modern Home on. South Cavin street, 7 rooms. - Garage. : - 9 room modern ‘brick house in good neighborhood. Priced ‘to gell. N : 120 acre corn-fafm in Washington township. Will trade for smaller farm. ' o, OUR INSURANCE DEPART-. ~ MENT INSURES EVERY- © THING INSURABLE. 2 choice residence properties in Syracuse. Prioed"to sell,. . -

! Safe. Investments of every Discription | ; : ' : : * Phone 165 . Second Floor Sheets Bldg. Ligonier, Ind.

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Player Piano Bardaing e 0 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. o ‘ 4 ~ L,' -Yout_s for 53 years, l Rogers & Wilson

- 38 ‘acre farm in Elkhart Township. - Will * trade for: 80 acre harm, : . 70 acre farm north of Richville church. Will ‘exchange for Ligonier property. . 7 room .home on Fort Wayne road in south: part of city. Also - vacant lot on Caving stréet, Ligonier. . - - 0 'Good house and 3 lots near the Catholie church at a bargain’ plenty of fruit. . 2% acre poultry fvfarm in Sparia township. : e ; 150 acre farm on Clark ‘county for sale or trade. . 9 room modern home on Cavin -street for sale or rent. Priced Tight. ‘ll4 story 7 room house on paved street in south part of ecity. 40 acre-farm on Blazed Trail ‘east of 'Ligonier, Good buildings Choice home in Rome City. A ‘bargain. . ‘e e Modern brick residence in south _part of city. Garagg -and poultry ~house, _ L Vacant lot on So. Cavin street ‘Modern 8-room house on North Side. Large lot._ Priced to se].L 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 | it z o Modern ‘ one-story cottage on | McLean' street. A choice locahan. - - S | 29 acres of land ove‘rl'ooking; ‘Lake : Wawasee. |