Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 16A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1924 — Page 2

‘Saving Money is a Habit . afhabit.that grows, and the . more it grows, the easierit seems : ‘to get, and all the time Interest- ~ on-your-Savings keep piling up. : If you haven’t alteady the ha- | - bit, start today with something. . One year hence you will wonder - why you did not start sooner. - : : - “The Bank on the Corner” .

Banner Ads Bring Results

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THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

: 1.8 ¢ | The rigonier Banner . ‘=sTamcsneb Ises : Published by } “he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor - Published every Monday and Thursday nunmdhﬂnl’omﬂuuml nier, Ind., as second class matter. | eTB A e = | Relatives Found By Item in Paper Elliot H. Freed age 57 who was born near Corunna but had lived in the west mostly in Colorado for 23 years dropped dead on May 19 at Colorado Springs. - Relatives includ. ing his niece Mrs. Oak Husselman of Auburn had not heard of him for many years and did not know of his death until a few days ago when they saw an item in a Fort Wayne newspaper telling of Freeds’ death anu saying that he had formerly lived near Fort Wayne. The body was brought to Garrett for burial. Another brother, John B. Freed also a_ railroaq man went west with Elliott but they separated more ' than twenty years ago. -John died about ten years agc and it is thought Elliott never knew of it

Aged Man Injured.

.~ George Timmis 60 of LaGrange —isi suffering with several “broken ribs face lacerations an injured left arm and possibly a punctured lung the result of being run down Thursday by an automobile driven by Mrs. John Rogers of Albion. - Timmis who is president of the Chamber of Commerce and, owner of a meat market was driving a herd oi cattle to the slaughter house when the accident occurred. The woman in the car is said to have sounded her auto horn but apparently Timmis did not hear her fo rhe stepped directly in front of the machine. , | o : | { Hildebrand Changes Plea. ~ Thomas L. Hildebrand former cas‘hier of the Fjrst National Bank of Columbia City ‘will be sentenced June 1: in Federal Court for violating the national banking act. |Hildebrand whc changed his plea to guilty Thursday was to be. given until June 30, bul when he was unable to provide bong raised from $lO,OOO to $25,000 Judge Albert B. Anderson ordered him tc appear in court next Thursday. The law provides a maximum penalty of five years for each of tex ;counts of the indictment charging him with making false entries.

Dies of Injuries.

‘Wilbur Ulrey 19 who was injured 10 days ago when a Pennsylvania train struck his motor truck at a crossing near Atwood succumbed to his injuries Thursday afternoon at the MecDon‘alq hospital. He suffered a fracture of the spine and the spinal.cord was severed. He had been paralyzed since the accident but was fully conj ‘scious and for several days showeu ‘some improvement.. Physicians however held no hope for his recovery. | ' Well Entertained. Mrs. Leonard D. Scott of Terre Haute gave a round of entertainments last week in honor of Mrs. Elmer Klotz and her daughter Miss Fredonna who are spending a fortnight in the Vigo county capital guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Several: functions were held compliment;i_énﬂgr_‘ihe guests from Ligonier at different Terre Haute homes. - e f | Only Get Salt Water. After digging a well 1572 feet on the McNagny farm near Columbia City with all indications of finding oil drillers on going through Trenton rock ,struck salt water and the wel will be abandoned. The company has leases on several .hundred acre: but no announcement has been made as to whether another well will be atthere in recuperating. '’ ; , s R A NS Sueceds Under Handicap. - When Fred Hathaway of South Whitley was just 21 years of age the sight of one eye was destroyed and a few years later the other eye went blind. He then took the state free course of instruction in weaving and he now operates a machine in making carpets and rugs as well as anyone and makes a very good living. * He is only 32 years of age mow. 0

Flyers Caught in Pocket.

Frank Kemp and George Heusi both of LaPorte sufféred broken noses and cuts on the head when their,airplane crashed into the roof of the Ora Ridenour home near the west limits of South Bend Wednesday. The airplane struck an air pocket and before it could be steadied buried its nose in 4 to the roof. 'The damage will -total about -$2,000. A L B e e 3 Fingers Mashed. : - Frances Hartnett submitted to a tonsil operation in Dr. Blacks’ emer. gency hospital Thursday. Henry Tyler was back with several more mangled fingers to be dressed Friday .Mr Tyler is employed in the N. Y. C. freight office and has been unfortunate in heaving fingers mashed. .- Loss to Elkhart Plant, Fire Thursday caused damagc estimated at $4,000 to the main plant of the Bridge &Iron Company at Blk{ hart. The roof of the building was destroyed. It is believed that a hot rivet dropped om a tar-covered roof caused the fire. The log¥ is covered by insurance. ; - Sunday’s Are Home. Evangelist ‘Billy’ -Sunday and wife arrived home at Winona Lake Friday. Both seem much improved in hecalth but plan to spend an indefinite time there is recuperating. :

Morrison Chicken Dinners,

Highland View Gardens %: mile east' of South Sore Inn Lake Wawasee served by order real country home cooking. Wrile or phone ‘for reservations. = Mrs. M. N. Morrison Syracuse Ind. R 8 Phone 403 *lsb2t ‘ Notice. ' . ~ Until September 1, our office hours will be from, nine in the morning tc four in the afternoon excep:r that on Saturdays will be open all day and evening. . ‘ i e W. H. Wigton.: . ' Bothwell & Vandarford. Methodist Church. ~ J. W. Reynods Pastor. i ' Residence 116 Martin St. ‘ Teephone 187. L Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ' Morning Service 10:45 a. m. ' Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. G e Wanted I want to buy corn. ‘Will pay highest market price. C. L. Chamberlin ‘Phone 861. : : 12ati Al\_mings. Otis Fuller Goshen Phone 251. L . 13atf For Sale—Black mare 8 years old sound weight 1500 Ibs. Ligonier Universal SMes - Asat] . For Sale—Two bicycles in £OOC condition. Ingire at Williams Boarding House on East Third streest. 15bh2% :i s ' 1 Mrs. Ella Kiser who has been con fined to her home by illness for som time is much improved and will soon be out again. e District Deputy Exalted Ruler S P. Carney of this city was in LaPort Thursday evening where he inspectec | the Elks lodge. -

Frank Herman found .a license plate No. 464-106 and returned it te the Banner office. Owner may have same by calling and paying for this notice. _ i Al' have a furnihsed room for remt Also three or four unfurnished n_xn‘_ﬁs suitable for light housekepeing. En. quire Mrs. Ed Jackson on Cor. Grand and Second St. After attending the funeral of his uncle James F. Taylor at Topeka Friday Frankie Fisel drove to Goshen where out of town relatives went tc make a train for their homes. 1 Mrs. Will Sack arrived home Friday evening after a visit in South Bend with her aunt Mrs. Harry Stansbury. - Mrs. Stansbury is recovering from a serious surgical operation. Friday Dr. Black visited Rose King in ayFort Wayne hospital and found her lcondition impro_ved. Miss King is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George King of this city and has been a long and patient sufferer.

No. 2479

Notiece of Sale of Real Estate by Ad. e ~ ministrator, The undersigned administrator of the estate of Lana Strait, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue oi an- order of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, he will at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on the 21st day of June 1924 at the law office of W. H. Wigton in Ligonier Indiana and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all ‘th_e interest of said decedent in and tc the following described real estate towit: " Eighty '(80) feet off of the north end of lot number thirteen (13) _in Straus’s Addition to the town, now city of Ligonier Noble County Indiana Said sale will be made subjectiitc the approval of said court for not less than the ful lappraised value of said real estate and upon. the following terms and conditions. ‘ ‘ At least one-third of the purchase money cash in hand; the balance in two equal installments = payable in twelve and eighteen months from date deferred payments to be evidenced by notes of the purchaser bearing 6% interest from date waiving relief and providing for attorney’s fees and secured by a mortgage on the real estate sold, or the purchaser may pay all cash on day of sale. Said real estate will be sold subject to the taxes for 1924 payable in 1925 and poSsession surrendered within sixty days from time of sale. The abstract for said real estate may be seen and examined, at the office of W. H. Wigton in Ligonier. | Ralph H. Strait administrator of | the estate of Lana Strait de- | ceased. ; W. H. Wigton, Att'y. — 14a3w: * Furnished room for rent call at Banner Office. : ~ 13ati The label on your paper will tell’ you when your subscripti'one expired or will expire. o : ~ United Brethren Church F. B. Parker, Pastor. Residence 136 N. Cavin Street. Telephone 198. Sunday School—9:3o A. M. . Preaching Scrvice—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. - ’ Presbyterian Church. G. H. Bacheler Pastor Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St Telephone 345. . o 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. 8. C. E, Thursday 7:16 P. M

Why Pay More For Ice? Certificate of purity from the State Laboratory of Hygiene; no sewagc ‘ but clear bard 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. - 9atf Awnings, tents and covers. Otis L Fuller Goshen Phone 251. 13atl _Pay your subscription to the:Ligonier Banner. Offiee open' Saturday evenings. : : 1 | : S Fordson tractor in good - condition for sale at a bargain. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. = v 9att - Christian Science Society. | Services are held as follows: . Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. = L Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. : Everybody welcome. = 1-24tf Don't forget to pay your subscription to the Ligonier Bannmer. Office open Saturday evenings. .

v : i . v | Offering! Here’s an opportunity . to buy a guaranteed, nationally advertised BULOVA WATCH ~ at a price that defies comparison. ' i ",’gL'»rllr "'f'\-' ,‘_, 'rivm‘z‘ i‘irhl’i . Y | ¢ ol NS v NI: . k : Fashionable recrangular watch, BuLova quality ‘;‘i]hit(‘“ g.olgl _'llel:;l s ‘ ;:\;Slvibx.o?;%fovrelfuent $2 7’5 0 T~ .2 YT Ao ST Mol = 550 Rl | RS Thj new. PRINCINE model. Burova quallity V&/hitc golé{ ﬁll;';i : j ase; . eA e 927,50 | BULOVA WATCHES are|nationally famous for their reliability and are backed by two guarantegs—the manufacturer’s and our own, We recommend them to anﬂ;ne : wanting a beau%ﬁd, dependable watch at a moderate price. RAUBERT'S JEWELRY - STORE : @. : .

Howard White ~ WAWAKA, INDIANA ~ AUCTIONEER Phone 2 on 1 Wawgka . Bothwell & Vanderford - Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana

@e &b S en-mMiiiion The 10,000,000 th Ford car left the Highland * © = - . Park factories of the Ford Motor Company : June 4. This is a production achievement .= . ° unapproached in automotive history. Tre- f 2 : mendous volume has been the outgrowth of : ' dependable, convenient, economical service. s - % lm Michinn ( 5 5 ' Rumabouts26s Coupess2s TudorSedanss9o FordorSedan $685 it - ; All prices f. 0. b. Detroit Tl / ? - . Ligonier Universal Sales Companylnc - oo O | o W ,2 95 :.;!J‘V wom) S o Ll\ : 5 A : : RO. B. Detrou: - "3\; ._‘-«4,,”_?-*---.,,.«, u§ o % Demountable Rims - ¢ I s r____;,:f; L b e ‘ _‘and Starter $B5 extra, /‘\‘-% St R e T ’i o - !.o: = - ; L -3 A S ¢ L ‘/’/ PO el bt ; :

I SAF'ETY‘-! CLAIM THIS PRIVILEGE - . _ | SERVICE I o ’ :» i Q ‘. y, S '. 3 4 - SATISFACTION | A satisfied d'epols,i.to_'r 1s 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 satisfied | custonier. - - . : " - Any suggesﬁons'as to ‘how we can bettér- * our service and increace our usefulness to this community will be gratefully received. - 44, paid on Savings and Time Deposits - TRUST COMPANY "‘Thg bank of. Safety and friendly service”

- ; Safety - 1f you‘.‘hg,l‘d low yield SECURIUnder State TIES or early maturing Supervision BONDS, now is the logical, , “ideal time to 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 principal. - For full information phone, write or call - Our Local Representatives , ‘ Home Realty & Investment Co. Sheets Building, Ligonier E : . 'or__’<,‘\}' Interstate Public Service Company Wild Building . Indianapolis, Indiana