Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 14A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 May 1924 — Page 2

Reoulayity | - 0 __'L__—'.__‘.!______e_h._m_.._».__._. St S e | Thesecret of successful saving is : } regularity. __ i . f - Any person who will adopta methI ;~ od orfsaving 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 bi'eathing . and the final reward is financial in- | dependence. : itizens . ank - % " “The Bank on the Corner”

: o ”‘:‘ | ‘ ° Farm Fernce Special Kokomo Pioneer okomo [’lonee All wires full gauge, built with a knot that will not slip. Galvanizing of best quality. Every rod guaran'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, Ne. 11 -+ filler at 65¢ per-‘rod. | < 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. | . Termstosmit . | Millersburg Lumber Co. - ~, Millersburg, Indiana L - Automotor Wind - 1] Millls, Gas Engines, o Ql"j T = E%'lfm e §‘§",'\’? Water Supply Goods, oSty g 8 A Water Supply Sys- . g}x‘«!{e& tems, Well drilling - /| |E%§ and repairing. <l A BIiI & 1 - Phope333 Q° A' BILLE%AN Ligonier, - Indiana

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&OF wi th O 7/ safety - If you hold low yield SECURIUnder State ' TTES or early maturing Snpervision BONDS, now is the logical, | - idéal bimi o exchange them for SECURITIES which will add to your income and protect you against the coming decline in interest rates---without in any way impairing the essential SAFETY of your prineipal. » For full information phone, write or call . Our Local Representatives Home Realty & Investment Co. . Sheets Building, Ligonier o | | - or L , Interstate Public Service Company Wild Building '. Indianapolis, Indiana

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

The rigomer Banner - issTAmgemED leee.} : Published by * - “he Banner Publishing Company . W. C, B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postofice at Ligonier, Ind., as seoond class matter.

State Republican Ticket. - The complete republican ticket as nominated Thursday follows: Governor—Ed. Jackson, Indianapolis. L : Lieutenant-Governor—Harold VanOrman, Evansville. - Secretary of State—Frederick E Schortemeier, Indianapolis. - Attorney-General-—Arthur L. Gilliom, South Bend. ' Auditor—Lewis- S. Bowman, Richmong: ; Treasurer—Ben H. Urbahns, Valparajiso. e : Supreme Court . Reporter—Mrs, Edward F. ~White Indianapolis. Judges of the Supreme Court—Benjamin Willoughly, Vincennes, first district; Wilalrd Gemmil, Marion fourth district. - Judges of the Appellate Court—F. M. Thompson, Versailles, fourth district E. A. Dausman, Goshen. Superintenednt of Public Instruc‘tion—Noble Sherwood Frankfort. -

. Little Tot Takes Fall. James Evers of Kendallville startec for 'the Wilbur Hill home north-west of that city. His little son Maynard age 3 years wanted to accompany him so he climbed onto the running board without knowledge of thHe father. As Mr. Evers turned the corner at the Longifear school house the baby fell from his apparently safe position anc struck on the pavement. Neighbors &rho witnessed the accident picked the little tot up expecting to find him dead but the injuries were slight. MrJ Evers was unaware of the accident un-| til he;arrived home. : : | . Will Reside in Fort Wayne. : ’f‘he marriage of Robert Angel and Miss Lois Porter -which took placs some time ago has just been an. nounced. Mr. Angel is a carpente foreman for Thad Clark of Wolf Lake ‘who is the contractor on the Masonic ‘Te'mple. Mr. Angel’'s former home hwas at Cromwell. When this work is completed here the couple ‘expect tc make their home in oFrt Wayne where the groom will be ‘associated with a company for “Ready Built Houses. —Garrett News. i Death of Mrs. Hutt, : ‘Mrs, William Hutt aged 69 years practically a life long resident of Kendallville died Wednesday evening at her home death resulting from complications superinduced by influenza She was first taken ill during the Christmas holidays with an attack oi influenz'a which greatly weakened hex lcqfnd_it'ion and when other ailments developed she did not have sufficient s:}ength to overcome them.: . } _ Alumni Picnic. - May 30 after the Decoration Day sejrviees the Alumni Association of Ligonier wil llioldr a picnic in Freed park to which the puble is cordially ijvited. A band concert wll be a fet.ture at 4 o'clock followed by : ‘welcome to thé class of 1924. A picnjc supper will follow the social exe ‘cises and all are expected to bring a/well filled basket. :

i Would Abelish School. : - |Syracuse would abolish her schools ‘and turn her educational interests over to Turkey Creek 'township in which the town is located. X This would mean the abandonment of her high school. A petition signed by 32¢ freeholders of Syracuse was presented to the towh council for the changf alleging a desire to lower taxes is the motive. e

Big Wreck Loss.

A loss estimated at $250,000 resulted when a broken wheel caused sixteen cars on an east bound Nickel Plate freight train to be ditched ai South Whitley. No one was injured unless some, tramps may have been buried beneath the debris. There were quite a number of tramps on the traine oo -

Sings For Radio.

Mrs. Jacob Sheetg Jr., sang from radio station KWY Chicago Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock and her voice was heard by thousands. - . Jake Sheets an old Ligonier boy is making £ood in the automobile business in Chicago and| his wife is doing her share. ; Gets Hard Bump. ‘ While wielding a sledge in driving a fence post by a workman the hammer flew off striking Levon Stiver o Millersburg on the head rendering him unconscious. It was . first thought the man’s skull was fractured

- Resorts to Open. | ~ Buttermilk Point resort of Capt. Johnson will open Friday May 30 and ‘Waco pavilion will hold the first dance Wednesday evening May 28. Al amusement places at Wawasee, will open within a week.

Killed in Fall Downstairs,

Mrs. Louise Waldschmidt age eightytwo widow of Major Julius V/aldscmidt was killed when she fell ¢own a flight of stairs at her home in South Bend. Her skull was fractured. :

Appoints Secretary.

Republican County Chairman Orvilel E. Pressler has selected Miss Delores Hardenbrook as secretary of the county 'organlgation.

White Car Destroyed By Fire, The Churubusco Truth tells of . ‘White touring car belonging to Levi Sefton being deéstroyed by fire th other evening near Merriam. The car had dropped in a deep rut and stuck there. Mr. Sefton. got -out of the ca and lit a match to ascertain ho% deep the car was mired down, whe the car burst into flames. It ‘i)s_ thought that when the car droppe into .the rut the gasoline tank wag sprung in such manner as to throw the gasoline around the car... Mr/ Sefton succeeded in getting his family out of the car but was unable to put out the fire, A o

Bankers Meet at Kendallville | ‘The group of the Indiana Bankers Association including Ada’ihsi_Alle 1 DeKalb Huntington, Kosciusko, LiGrange, Steuben,. Wells, Whitley anc Noble counties, will meet in Kendallville for their fifteenih &anual session June 11th. The meeting wil be held under the auspices of the Noble County . Bankers Association and Ligonier ?will be_l\ell r‘ep‘ruse: -

ed. e L ‘ Saturday was poppy day all ov'l the country, e Mrs. Mel Culver spent Sunday with relatives in-South Bend. - ' For Sale—Good storage tank puipg and 350 gallen tank. Inquire of The Straus Brothers Co. | 14a4¢ ' Lost—Spectacles in a case somewhere in Ligonier Sdturday mornipg Finder return to Banner office. L - Friday was oie of the most djisagreeable days' of May. There was a cold wind and it rairied most of the day. -‘ o i . Miss Alice Van Wagner of Cromwel formerly of Ligonier has gdine |to Chicago to Si)end a month, She formerly taught in the schools of the county. o B - i 1 o 2} |

. TO RECELVE BIDS . | The undersigned Board of Educa tion of the School City of Ligonier TNO ble County Indiana hereby gives no tice that on Monday June 2nd 1824 utitil 10:30 a. m. at the predent schon building they will reveive sealed bid: and proposais l‘_or the constructiox? o the new fire-proof stairway and |accompanying alterations in the present Central School building in the »taic City of Ligonier, Indiana all in accordance with, the plans and’ speci%e;-' tions heretofore adopted and approv ed by the said Beard of Education tm(? ‘which are now on file in the office. o Secretary of the Board Mr. Grzl’lan ‘Lyon, Ligonier Indiana. P The estimated cost of the p‘ropj‘csed fire-proof stairway and accomp nying alterations is Five Thousand ‘E}ol lars $(5000.00) . All bids miust be filed in writing on forms provided therefor signed, sealed and delivered and in every resjpeel must conform to the laws of the state of Indiana. L L . Each bid shall-be aceompanied by 2 certified check in amount egual tt Five Percent (5%) of the bid. Thesc checks must be made payable to the Secretary of thée Board of Education of the School. City of Ligonier Nobl: County, Indiana and will be held by

him as a guarantee of good faith that said bidder or bidders will enter |intc a contract and execute a bond foﬁ the full amount of the bid, approved by the said Board of HEducation for| the due ' performance thereof if his o their bid is accepted. The checks ot those bidders who fail to be awdrded a contract will be returned to theni when the contracts have been awarded: Should the successful bidldqr o 1 bidders fail to -enter into such' con. tract and execute such bond then hq or .they shall -forfeit the amount oi 'said - certified check as liquidatec ‘damages for such failure for _thei usc and benefit of the proper fund of tlic School City of Ligonier Noble coun ty, Indiana; : j Copies of the said plans and specifications are on file in the office oi A. M. Strauss ‘Architect 705 9 Shoaf! Building Fort Wayne Indiana, uﬁL the office of the State oßard of Aceounts State House Indianapolis and in thy office. of the State Board @of Edu Indiana. Copies of_said plans and specifications may be had upon requesi either at the office of the Arc’hite}}t 01 the Seécretary of the oßard of Ednecation. L o

The right is expressly reserw{d T rejuect any or all Hids and to use| sufficient time to investigate the |bids and qualifications o fthe bidders. Lena Stansbury == . Graham S| Lyon .. Charles Nelson ' ' i Members of Board of Rducation L ' Ligonier Noble County Indiana o L o agw | Notice of Administration. - Notice is hereby given that the un%dersigned has been appointed and has qualified as administratrix of the estate of Dora Frost deceased late o 3 Noble County, Indiana and the heirs of said decedent the creditors of saicl estate and all other persons interest ed therein will be governed according ly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, . , : i Hazel B. McCloskey, Administratris BothweHN & Vanderford = Ligonier, Indiana = | Attorneys for estate. Ipa3w _— e Don’t forget to pay your sub crip-J tion to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings.: fi 5 To the Public. = | Until October Ist my office will be closed on Thursddy atfernoon of each week. ; ' o C. D. EE[_‘_aml{a. M. D. | Batt

Why Pay More For Ice? . | Certificate of purity from the State| Laboratory of Hygiene; no sewasge but clear hard ice without lime from soft water . : _ Prices the same as last year. Delivered every day except Sunday. . Call Frank Sprague. Phone 450. | Ligonier Ice Company. * 9at} The label on your paper will tell you when your subscription expired or will expire. - : ~ For sale freight elevator at a bargain. Call at Brown Undertaking| 'establishment Ligonier. - 10atf Fordson tractor in good condition for sale at a bargdin. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. - : ~ 9atf For sale, Hoosier kitchen cabinst, good as new. Inquire or Mrs. A. A. Kansner, phone 225: 9atf Christian Science Soclety. Services are held as follows: . . Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock “Every Wednesday evening at 7:3¢° o’clock. e ; ' Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. - Everybody welcome. 1-24tf

Presbyterian Church. . '~ G. H. Bacheler Pastor = Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd. St Telephone 345. = Sunday. School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. " Evening' Services at 7:30 - - Mid-week Service Wed. 7:15 P. M. Y. P. S. C. E. Thursday 7:15 P. M United Brethren Church F. B. Parker, Pastor. Residente 135 N.-Cavin' Street. Telephone 198. -Sunday School—9:3o A. M. - Preaching Service—lo:4s A. M. ~ Christian Endeavor—6:oo P. M.. - Preaching Service—7:oo P. M. . Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at .7:00 P. M. - . Baby Chicks cut prices. From Sc up. Barred Rocks, Reds White Leghorns,” Buff Orpingtons. Send for price list. Order in advance. Open Sunflays. Goshen Poultry = Farms: First farm Lincoln Way East, Goshen Indiana., : . ; 13a4t* - Don’t forget to pay your subscription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings.:

- We want your good will and we Want the opport- - unity to earn it. You owe it to yourself to “drive in to, KIESTER'S ELECTRIC SHOP Lincoln Way West . Westinghouse rubber-case batteries for Fords $14.95 ‘exchange. We also havea CRANE CAR and will give crane service anywhere. ,- Phone 481

Value—~ The Ford furnishes convenient and reliable j ~transportation at a price you can comfortably L : afford to pay. Unequalled facilities for | quality manufacture on a large scale make : ' possible values that are unapproached in the ' automotive industry. e ‘ i . ‘/(é Detroit, Michigan - ' ! i ‘ ' Runabout $265 Coupe $525 Tudor Sedan $590 Fordor Sedan.s6Bs v ! : Il prices f. 0. b. Detroit i e - "4 . Ligonier Universal Sales Company Inc. ; ghe Touring Car ‘ 4 ' - =95 I\ -F.O. B. Detroit | -f\ Sigy S ey ; Demountable Rims plm— | L s ~ and Starter 885 extra /\‘% iR ; b L . { ! ; 3 v ,&‘lﬂté//"' G E 4\ p : i $ J.{:‘l;"ﬁ 2l s;‘e \f b\‘#jc‘/,'l R / "’\!‘ ‘ : ; -.. S ’ R L\ () N _ L . You can buy any modcl by makiniaeniau dowu-pa; i t e ] y ﬂ‘““‘,' ! hLe.: i Pt ’ ’ e G o b ey Sy ' i - o Bede G : ;_— -—L—— TP 3 e 3 : T = RPNNI NI ARA. TR G - - —

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A satisfied depositor is more ‘valuable to ‘a bank than new accoUnts;.’ That is"one, reason we bend every effort - to render each and everyone of our many .depositors the utmost in helpful service. . We wish each depositor to be a 'satis'fied | customer. - . . An§ suggestions_as to,fh'ow we can better our service and increace our usefulness to ‘this community will be gratefully reCeiye'd. 49, paid on Savings and Time Deposits FARMERS & MERCHANTS “TRUST COMPANY ~“The bank of safety-and friendly service”

S 5 . %/ oy 2 . . 5 7 - b Lidoniers 34vd . COMMUNITY |, “Big Night” Sale 'On account of the busy season of the year I will hold my next sale at 6 o’clock P.M. instead of 12 o’clock noon on = ' . THURSDAY, MAY 29th = HORSES—WiII have a few good big work horses. CATTLE ~10 fresh cows and close up springers, 50 head grassicattle® - . . HOGS—7S hogs consisting of sows and pigs and - feeding shoats 40 to 100 pounds. : SHEEP—WIII try to have 50 breeding ewes. - GRAIN—WiII have plenty of corn andboats. _ MISCELLANEOUS—Car load roofing, hame straps, - apple butter,‘ peafbutﬁter," 100 b‘us.vpotat‘oes, habricating oil, tires and tubes, patches, New Toledo range, good as new, McKinley rocker, oil burner, baby push cart. Asit is the last sale, I expect lots of household goods. e WANTED-- horses and sheep for this sale. - POULTRY—WiII have two dozen hens. - - - No hogs listed-after May 26 without manager’s ’ : : gonsegt. + - » TERMS ‘OF SALE—AII sums of $5 and under, cash in hands. All sums over $5 a credit of 6 menths will be given,, purchaser giving his note.--with approved freehold , seeurity... In terest at 7% from date of sale... No property to be remoyed watil terms of sale are complied with. SELLING TERMS—Cattle and horses over one year old. - $1.00; hogs, sheep and poultry 29%3: household goods and ~ farming implements 5%; all articles under $l.OO, 10%. Seller may reject bid by paying commission and making it known as soon as an artiele is sold; last bidder gets 1% of the commission. - - P e . o - GEORGE D. FOSTER, Manager. - E. R. Kurtz, Auct.; C. C. Smith and H. E. Hoak, clerks.