Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 16A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1924 — Page 3

We want );o'ur good will and we want the opportunity 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 »

: ,g,@\ j/é;}.\ @ Ao Y NN - - 7 '7/ I .]\ ./}/ A "hl ; ’ y (1 /4 ) . }\) L Ly Vg -' The ® : Becoming Hat Completes the 4 o. $ Picture Just as a beautiful picture may be ruined by the last daub of the brush—so may the effect of a charmi&g costume be lost because of 1e wrong hat. . . A graceful becoming hat is the final touch and you may feel sure of finding just such a hat among our displays of the smartest interpretations of the spring modi“e. ; Do come%iri and let us show you a hat that will be a becoming complement to your Spring costume. LE-GAL-CO Millinery Store Jefferson Theatre Block GOSHEN

E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer Znone No 65, Ligonier. W. R. JACKSON Crustee Perry Townshsp . Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier

EXTRA SPECIAL

Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. -

Al 65¢ Voiles, Sale 44c L - 'All 20c Percale, Sale 15¢ . Al 35c Gingham, Sale 24c a | ‘Get Your Share 'of_these bargains All Cloaks, Suits and Dresses Greatly Reduced - Our Rugs at very low Prices | g o . e [ Jacobs & Co. i - Iy beods, Rugs ‘and Ladies” Ready-to-wear Apparel. | A~

| Several Counties Inundated. , ~ Hamilton, Tipton and Howard counties were almost- inundated by . the heavy downpour of rain last Thursday night and nearly all the streams were out- of their banks. While returning from Indianapolis Friday a Banne: representative not_fliced that the streets of Noblesville, Tipton and Kokomet were full of water and many lowland fields looked ilke lakes. The water standing in corn fields will no doubi seriously damage the crop. It was said that in Noblesville at one time the water stood nearly three feet in depth. - : X

Get Landing vield.

In preparation. for the transcontinental air mail service which is tc start July 1 the postoffice department is establishing emergency landing fields at Ashley Wolcottville and Goshen in Indiana. They will be equipped,with the same type of illumination now being used on . similar fields on the existing airway between Chicago and Cheyenne. The beaconswill be revolving and have a visibility on eclear nights of thirty miles. - .

Engagement Announnced

Miss Marie Jennings formerly of Rome City and now of Los Angeles Cal, announced her engagement to Howard T. Crossley June 1. She wa graduated from the southern branch of Berkeley university this year. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Jennings who for a number of years resided at Rome Ci‘y. Mr. Jennings was engaegd in the grocery business until the family moved west three years ago. ; 2ot :

Charge is Dismissed.

. A charge of assault with intent tc¢ commit murder filed against Bruce Banta o fnear Middlebury was dismissed on motion of the prosecuting attorney at Goshen Friday. - Banta a former well known resident of ILigonier had a quarrel ‘with a neighbor over some stosk which broke into his field -which resutled in the eharge being lodged against him.

Runaway Prisoner is Wounded

Albert R. Cecil 50 was probably fatally wounded at Logansport when he was shot-by Ralph Short' motor-(-5(1:1(1 policeman after a chase of several miles during which a total of nirfe shots were exchanged according to police. Cecil intoxicated escapec drove towards Logansport where drove towards oLgansport where Short ordered Cecil to stop.

Confiesses to Mail Eobbery.

James Johnson, of Columbia City, age 26, who was arrested Memorial Day, confessed that he and another man recently stole twe sacks of mail at Lima, Ohio, and made their getaway.! He said he came here intending To rob the Pennsylania station. Fedéral officers returned him to Ohio.

Bishop to Speak.

Extensive plans are being made for the meeting to be held at Garrett Thursday evening June 26 when ~he distinguished bishop Francis J :MecConnell Pittsburgh will be the spedker. He is former president of DePauw university. o

Jury Speedily Secured.

. A Jjury in the trial of Thomas Hildebrand former cashier of the First National Bank of Columbia City in Federal Court was obtained in fifteen minutes at Indianapolis. Hildebrand is charged with shortage of approximately $347,000 uncovered a year ago:

Named Superintendent,

Charles F. Hichardson of Kokomec formerly with the oNrthern Indiana Power company has been named as superintendent of the reorganized Winona Service. company with offices in Warsaw. : o

4 DAY SALE

Field Day at Albion.

Athletes of the Albion high school won the annual county track and field meet Wednesday at Albion over three other competing schools scoring @ total of 32 points. Kendallville was |second with 20 points; Wawaka thir( with 1 and Ligonier failed to garner a fcount. By virtue of winning the meet Albion was awarded the 4 by 6 green and white pennant. Individual honors went to Prentice of Kendallville who scored 11 points with Knox of Albion 10; Rimmel Al | bion 9; Bender Albion 7; Fraze -Ken-" dallville 6; = Stevenson Albion 4; Hanes Kendallville 3; Nowels Albion 2 Butz Wawaka. . o Hundreds of fans on-the side lines viewed the meet. - o Gold medals were awarded first place winners; silver medals for secand @ : S .

Congress Alone Controls,

Thomas O.- Marvin chairman of the United tSates tariff comimssion told Senator Watson that the c'ommissi'on_ was devoid of power to control mports of onions .in this country. S D. Dipert of Warsaw president of the lndiim;l Farm Bureau Onion Growers Exchange and complained to Wwatson that the irregular flow of imports often congested the domestic markets and depressed prices. He said that the onion growers were well satistie with the pesrent tariff! of 81 to 10! pounds which is équivzi_lent to. a 50 per cent ad valorem -dE‘}ty, but thait “dumping’ should be prevented. S Marvin told Watson that the subject was under control of the congress rather than of the commission

Jail Delivery at Fort Wayne.

.J. BE. Harring age 29 who it is alleged robbed the Dygert second hanc store in. Fort Wayne April 25 after holding up John Haag aged clerk escaped from the Allen county jail 'P[llxrsrla}’ afternoon together with Ray Liamont charged with petit- larceny and Ralph Shanks charged with loitering. Herring was captured al Columbus O. May 8 and brought back to that city for trial. The loofi stolen in the holdup was valued at $2,000.

{ioshen Man Is Sent to Penal Farm Ray Price 32 years old Goshen was sentenced to the state penal farm for six months and fined $ll and costs in- the city court at Elkhart Thurs{ day when he entered a plea of guilty to a charge of indecent exposure. - " Price was arrested Wednesday even. ing when three women who came inte Elkhart the North ißver road in an automobile made a complaint to the police. The police went to the scenc an darrested Price. .

Very Sudden Death.

_’Word was received -at Kendallville Friday morning telling of the death of Mrs. Dora C. Thompson aged 72 vears widow of the . late William Thompson which, . occurred earl}fi“ Thursday morning at t‘he"home of her son D. Hedley Thompson at Kokomo Death fellowed an illness of but 3C nw;putes resulting from: acute indgestion. :

Sunday’s Going West.

Rev. Billy Sunday and family will leave next week for their summer ranch at Hood River Oreg. where he hopes to-recover his health. In the fall the evengelist will open his “soul saving’ campaign at Elmyra N. Y.

Sugar at Low Ebb.

As a result of |the decline in raw sugar several refiners in New Yor} cut their prices to the basis of 6.5 C cents for fine granulated the lowesi level recorded since 1922. . -

old Settlers to Meet.

The annual old settelrs ‘meeting of LaGrange county will be held at LaGrange June 19th. An appropriate program has been arranged. .

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THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

! James Carney visited South Bend | friends Friday. e , ’ Kodak, films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Hieber Studio. 9btt For Sale—Good storage tank pump and 350 gallon tank. Inquire of The ‘Straus Brothers Co. ‘ 14a4t Miss Lucy’"Probg of Toledo whce has been a guest of Ligonier relatives attended the commemcement. exercises at Goshen Thursday evening. Photograph of the Children never o _ grow up ‘ Phone 103 Hieber Studio for an ap- ' ipoin‘tment. e 9btt - John Skeels is hor{ne from Florida ‘where he spent the winter. Mrs Skeels arrived some days ago and they will spend th esummer here. - The York-Elkhart townships Sunday school convention to be held a! the. Brethren church near Wawaka. June 15 bids fair to be largely attended many from all over Noble county coming and a nuniber from LaGrange county. . ; e Following a meeting of the credi« tors of the Milford Novelty Co., at the general offices in Milford ‘it was announced by an interestod “attorney that the plant would continue in operation and the concern given an opportunity to pay of fits; ifldebtedness.'

Lighining Causes Fire,

Fire caused by lightning which was conducted to the house by a telephone wire tgfally destroyed the home owned by Mrs. Abe Bauer of Wakarusa and occupied by Arthur Cook and family 'Thursday evening. The loss is $5,000. - IT PAYS! WHEN yon are in need of a STORAGE BATTERY either for your AUTOMOBILE, HUOSE LIGHTING PLANT OR RADIO, call WALT ROBINSON at the LINCOLN HIGHWAY GARAGE, PHONE 150. He will give you FREE EXPERT ADVICE on your BATTERY, STARTING and LIGHTING SYSTEMS and furnish repairs at the LOWEST COST POSSIBLE. v e : . COLUMBIA and PREST-0:-LITE BATTERIES either in- WOOD ot RUBBER cases, also, all kinds oi RADIO BATTERIES and CHARGERN To the Public. _ Until October Ist my office will be closed on Thursday atfernoon of each week. . : . . Diane M D Safl Notice of Appointment, . : State of Indiana Noble County SS: . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned .has been appointed - and qualified as administrator with the will annexed of .the will and estate of Ella Graham deceased late of Noble County Indiana. e o Said etsate is supposed to be solvent. ' ‘ ‘ Citizens Bank -administrator ot with the will annexed of the L will and estate of Ella Gra- ) ham deceaesd. : W. H. Wigton, Att’y . 16a3w

\ ' v | To Bretz for Glasses ,%; Sharp Eyes 7@’} For =~ PPN, Sharp Work ~ All mechanics like to use keen: | edged, perfect tools. | Eyes are tools of the mind and must be sharp to do good work and resist the wear of constant use, Let us sharpen gour sight by furnishing glasses that will enable you to see clearly, . L | 3 In What Condition Are Your Eyes? . | ® : : o i B o Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Optician 130 S. Main St. ‘ - GOSHEN

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, E_L_ECTRICITY;, that gives'rea’l convenience is omitted ~ The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Ele- ~ ctric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience nto your home with Electricty, -~ | = o T a ~ To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest en- ~ joyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service 15 the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every . _home canhaveit: .. .~ e It your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it'’by wiring at once.” ndiana & Michigan Electric Company

Yiewers for Wawasee Highway.

The Koseciusko county board ol commissioners named three new viewers: to determine the amount ol damages asked by properfy owner: whose propérty is along the Wawasee lake shore proposed concrete road Property owners asked. $9,000. Board of commissioners acting as viewers refused to allow any damages. The road is known .as the Warner- road along the south %si(le of Wawasee. . i 5. Moany Sigm Up. | Fifty percent df the total number of boys registered i for attendance at Camp Roosevelt, . the educationa} training summer ‘camp at Silver Laky conducted under ‘the auspices of the public school system of the war department, -have signed up for the summer SBchool division. The enroll) ment includes representatives ' fron: seven states. : . For Sale—Four doors, two dressed and two plain 60 gallon gasoline tank Mrs. 0. W. Christie. 1622 t - Used Fordson tractor and Oliver plow, for ;sale at a bargain. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. 13atf . 1 . Pay your subscription to the Ligo"nier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. | s :¢3’ . 2 2 o This is the Season. : This is' the season when furnace: stoves and chimneys should be cleaned and repaired. For good work ol this kind idrop a card in the Ligonier postoffice to :J. F.. Sampsel. Mr. Sampsel gave good satisfaction "with his work :last year -Telephone 494 10att| Don’t forget to pay your subseription to the Ligonier Banner. Office) open Saturday evenings. > - !

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A Battery } ® Without Jars ~* The new Gummite case; .. anexclusive feature with Ezxide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, including compartments for the cells. Thus, indi. vidual jars are done ~ away with, . : . " Qummite is practically indestructible, wilk not warp, and is not af- ~ fected by temperature; . acid, or water. Let us * show you this ideal bate - tery case. . . ' - " BLAZED TRAIL L GARAGE [ i

. W. H. WIGTON ' Atforney?nt-i.iw - Office in Zimnierman Block - ' LIGONIER. -IND W Dr. Maurice Blue - VETERINARIAN Offiee: Justamere Farm. \ {Phofne: Ligonier 757 Harry L. Benner , - Auctioneer ' Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indianafj Both Noble and Whitley County Phones¥?

J. L. HENRY

Home Realty ?‘and -Iti;\festment -Co.

92 acre farm in = Washington - Township. New. ‘buildings. Priced to sell. .~ e s 38 acre farm near Cosperville for sale or exchange for larger farm., : : e \""‘ 127 acre farm 3miles north of Albion on. Tip Top Trail Must - sell, . ; o o : L 4 , . ; 144 acre stock and gfiin farm near Indian Village 30 acres ol timber, o e 8 room modern brick house or Main street near business disf{ triet. el : S 6 room frame cottage. and ¢ full lots in Syracuse with launchk Snd hont howse,. = -y o 0 11%% acre poultry and fruit farm on Lincoln highway. P 9 room modern house on Cavip - Biyeet. - 0 o 0 7 acre powltry and fruit firm el Z » 3 g near Pourist Park - - : 7 room modern ‘house on Me Lean street.: i e 9 room modern house on Mg . Lean street:.near ‘ibiw.jness distriet. '_‘.. B Restaurant and Grocery .in small town on Lincoln Highway - 7 room residence and 4% lofs in’ - Kimmell. e 8 roem house on North Side acar U. 8./church, . s Choice cottage: inen_!‘ Catholic - church plenty of fruit. = - . Z\VlO(lern brick r'és»i('lfeimé and: J‘,‘/fi-'_. lots on South Martin streer. . - 70 aére farm near Richville® Chorely, L o 60 acre farmll% -miles from Ligonier would exchange for . city . property. - s o Vacant lot on’ South Cavin stieet . One acre tract % miles fom Lig) . onier on Blazed [Trail GoodBoigings,. 0 il 5 SR 353 - e i‘;"- . ¢ 8 room residence on North Side. - Double Garage. Would trade for small farm. . ' o Large fm'_nishe(ficoftage at Natt - Crow Beach for sale’ L Seyeral choice cottages at Lake Wawasee for rent by the weelj gri for fheseason. /[ ) 92 acre farm near Wilmot will trade for smaller farm. o Furnished Cottage for sale on Morrison Island Lake Wawasee.

Phone 165 Second Floor Sheets Bldg. - Ligonier, Ind.

- Automotor Wind -~~~ ...\l Millls, Gas Engines, o, = gé% Water Supply Goods, 8. - Ll Water Supply Sys- ** - %‘%“? tems, Well drilling - - *i“é o and epaitng.: . - bt O. A. BILLMAN ;B 333, o £72e AIRALRLIVELALN Ligonier, - Indiana

Ligonier Banner Advertisements ~ Bring Results -

J. C. KIMMELL

1120 ‘acre farm near:Washington Center. School House. Would _consider small {farm in trade. 64 acre farm in Kosciusko coun--ty-4% miles- South. . west 0f - Cromwell. . o 9 room modern brick House near ceniter o efty. = : "5-_ac__revip.6_u_"l‘t_r;y farm_ near. Syra‘Two chdice business rooms on Cavin street. > - e 7 room brick house in Syracuse ",Boa';t houge and launch goes with shsi-property... . -85 acre Z‘_tfurn'iir on- Crooked Lake - Steuben €‘oll3t,\f_ on state road 13. Good.baildings. “Suitable for .‘pl,attlllvf?’,’v. ‘ . - . -8 room brick. house in choice residence dist,ric{, Ligonier, 4 9 room frame house near “pubHe Libryy. - L L ! 7 room . modern house on Fort \Wayne road. -Al hardwood Modern 5 fioom bungalow. in South . Bend near Spriigbrook ‘Park would exchange for small Harny, oo . o o 7 room’ modérn house on South Cavin street. : o -Garage on Lincoln Highway woulid take farm in exchange. Two éottages .at Lake Wawasée ~on leased ground. Priced to sell 5 room cottage in South part of therelty, - @ L ‘Good residenee property in Rome Gty o ; r -40. ae'z‘é%s of good land on Blazed it oo ' Two vacant lots in Richmonds ‘Addition, S o ] 258 acre corn' and stock farm Just off the Lincoln Highway - miles from Ligoiner. . o 73 acre corn and onjon farm on’ Lincoln Highway. o 54 acre .farm ' near Wawaka would exchange for Ligonief property. - - ;- Modern 8 roor 1 story frame house near flouring mill. Large TN oo 7 room house on paved street near U.-B. cßurch. A bargain. Your chance to pick a choice lot at “Maxwelton Manor” the ‘new ‘additien’ . just platted on. Syracuse Lake, s