Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 16B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 June 1924 — Page 2

Saving Money is a Habit Its a habit thatgrows,and the more it grows, the easieritseems . - toget, and all the time Interest- _ . ~on-your-Savings keep piling up. . - Hf you haven’talready the ha- ' , bit, start today with something. - One year hence you will wonder . - why you did not start sooner. \ ‘i “The Bank on‘ the Corner”’ -

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gy 4oy e o . : L& éﬂ‘ﬁ ﬁwg g bl | Qlosead Oar - : :"f:tcv_.‘ - g;)" }@/ i;‘g;é {' . . - With Doors Front and Rear ONLY $l6O more than the Overland touring car-—the Overland Coupe-Sedan —the world’s foremost closed car value. All the unigue exclusive features of a coupe and a sedan in one! Removable rear seat gives big loading space for anything and everything. Seats adjust backward and forward. Seats also make - into a full-size bed in the car—great for camping. Easy riding pafented springs—- . Hoe B . 1. ¥ . x big power — reliability — record-breaking ° economy. Come in and see it. ' - Overlend is the only tcuring car with sliding gear = transmission, priced under $509, f. o. b. Toledo. ?: 3 ‘m*w &eg WAe " | T & R ARERERN SR : ' L eDR SN S . ' T = . Overland Sales Co., Kendallville

Specials from Wednesday, June 11th to and including Saturday, June 14th ~at Lindsey’s 5 & 10c Store, Ligonier

; © CANDY . Mint Juleps per pound ... 100 Orange and eLmon Slices per 1b ............ 10¢c Assorted Rollies per Ib. ... ............... 10¢c B Teas per Ib. o 0 HDOE . ' DINNERWARE ’ Gold Band Pattern strictly first quality. b clps and 6 BaUCErS ... 211 D Bonnee plates ... ... 810 D We have other pieces to make up sets at a discount for these four days. ' Hatchet and Hammer handles each ........ 5c tihaw Hammers each ... ... ............ 29 @l i oin ... L 100 White Crepe Napkins per. 100 ................ 15¢ . PEROXIDE ' A regular 10c Bottle for ..........c....in.. 8c . WATCHES | S Beven ful sount for ... e EI Vampiro Swat that Fly 9c each 3 fox_' 24c

Lindsey’s 5 & 10c¢ Store ~ ,Our Prices are as low as the highest class will let them go =

The Ligonier Banner

| ESTABGISHED 1806.§ : Published by ; - "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor

Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonler, Ind., as second eclass matter.

At Detroit in the heart of the Ford industries another step was taken today to link these great manufacturing plants more closely and securely with the source of raw materials when-the Ford Motor Company's second steel freighter, the Benson Ford, was launched at the ship yards of the Great Lake Engineering Works. The ship is named after Henry Ford’s grandson Benson second sop of Edsel B. Ford. The new vessel will go into service about July 15th joining. the Henry Ford II which was laumched about twe months ago and will c¢arry iron org from the Ford mines in northern }Michiga,n to the great blast furnaces at the River Rouge plant of the cph | pany. On trips from Detroit the b‘é‘ilts§ ‘will carry Ford coal to the uper pen{ insula "of Michigan. : _ ' The Ben Ford which will be one of the largest lake freighters is of standard type lake bulk freight steamer design 612 feet over all, with a 62 foot beam and a cargo carrying capaeity of 13,000 tons. It will carry a crey) .of approximately forty men. | Like the Henry Ford II it is a motor ship operated by a Diesel engine of the Sun-Doxford two-cycle type which will develop 3,000 horse-power "j["gnks with a capacity of 300 tons will carry fuel oil for the operation of the main engines and the auxiliary Diese] motors which will drive the electric generators to.provide electric current for the operation of the many pumps and auxiliaries. . .

_Mrs. H. B. Burk was very pleasantly reminded of her birthday anniversary Sunday June 8. Her chiidren that came home for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Moorman and daughter Martha Ellen of Kokomo, Mrs. 0. V. Brock of Elwood and Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Snow and daughter of Blkhart. A lovely dinner was spread and enjoyed by all. One main feature of the menu being ice cream and Angel food cake. The cake being bak-. ed by a - granddaughter - Miss Nora Brock of Elwood. Mrs. Burke received beantiful ‘and useful gifts. In the evening all left for their homes except the. daughter from Elwood wha will be a guest at the Burk home for a few days. ‘ -

Robbers- entered the Donchin store at North Judson Wednesday night and stripped nearly the entire establishment of its stock of merchandise consisting of clothing. The value of the loot secured by the robbers is estimated at $B,OOO. Two trucks parked a block away from the business section of the town were loaded with thc merchandise. ' . :

Mrs. C. R. Graves who 'spent the winter in Florida is home and wil soon go to Rome City for the summel where she operates cottages. Mrg Graves accompanied by her grandsor Tommy Graves made the trip from St Petersburg to Ligonier in forty-sever hours, and had an enjoyable journey

U. S. District Attorney Homer Elliott announced his intention of re signing about Sept 1. No reason for the resignation was given by Mr. EL liott other than that he had decided tc resume a private law practice.

.. DREESES ' We carry the Richardson line of house dresses Percales and Ginghams guaranteed fast colors from Wed. June 11 to Sat. 14th we are having a special sale. : Dresaes 1p IO eOB Baby Rubber Pants per pair s i ~ SPECIAL SOAP SPECIAL For Four Days White Laundry Soap 10 gßhen . 2 Doloris Hair Mets 10c each 3 for ........ 25¢ - POLISH @ - Furniture Polish - . 100 Blee . i B B BE e e 100 . | OIL CLOTH “ Plain white table oil cloth 48 inches wide pcr WAED o B 4 Ladies’ Gauze Vests from ............ 15¢ to 33: Toweling b yards for ............ b&:

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

Fords New Freighter.

Happy Birthday Party.

Cart Off Stoeck of Goods.

Fine Trip Home.

Elliott Will Quit Job.

FOUR MORE ROADS

mprovement On me;nty-ilig‘!mays to be Made With Gravel In Four Townships .

- The June session of the board of county commissioners was ' devoted principally to - road impgovements. Four petitions for roads were. granted. They include the Fred Peters road in York and the John Ridenouer, Carl Frick and Ed Resler roads, Elkhart township all to be improved with gravel, Viewers on these roads have been appointed. All of the roads are less than 3 miles lope, =~ ~ The Vongorder road.in Allen township was ordered vacated and the report of the viewers approved. Work on the road will be started soon. The. viewers on the Lower road in Elkhart township have qualified. and wili inspect the .road. . - George Steinbarger has been: appointed superintenednt of construction on the Edward €. Moore gravel road in Orange township. ' The question of improving the county line road between-N()b‘le and LaGrange counties was discussed but ng definite action taken. - E. L. Becker was awarded the contract for resurfacing the Shambaugh road in Green township with eravel. . George Berry of oßnre City was appointed justice of the peace of Orange township by the commissioners.

ARE NOW IN LONDON

Former Ligonier Residents Send Greetings to oOld Friends ifere : From Klorida and Lendon - In a letter to the Banner Rev. J. S Shrock of Gainsville Florida saysi everytime a copy of the Banner is received he and Mrs. Shrock- are re ‘ minded of théir old Ligonier friends Mr. atd Mrs,. Earl Schrock are now located in London England where th young artist is studying the old mis ters in his line. ' - In the letter from Rey. Schrock it an obitnary of his brother Elder Samnel S. Schrock who died of paralysis in Scranton Pa., April 19. The deceased in his early youth fol_fowfe{z painting and decorating and later en%tered the ministery. embracin;{ the faith of the Seventh-days Adventists |ln' 1880 he was '_u,'n-it'ed in marriage with Miss Idia Kegg of Ligonier whe with three daughter survive him. ~ Bankers Mecet Wednesday. ' Arrangements have been completea for the fifteenth annual session of Group 1 the Indiana Bankers »Associ‘ae tion which convenes in Kendallville Wednesday. Sessions will be held af the community building. o ~ Some 200 bankers, from over the dis trict which comprises Adams, Aller DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko Stenben Wells, Whitley, LaGrange anc Noble counties are expected -to be present. - Ligonier banks will close Wednesday afternoon for the meeting.

Paralyzed at the Wheel.

" When David Davidson of Cleveland aged 38 was driving with his wife and little child ‘in' South Main street af Elkhart Thursday afternoon he suddenly became paralyzed and sank back in the seat losiﬁg control of the car. : : e The car crashed into the front of the Ira Albright grocery and though Mr. Dadidson suffered no. further injury. his wife in jumping from the car ang alighting on the street car track received a slight scratch on the hand. McCray Prosecutors Allowed $4,250 Clarence W. Nicols special prosecutor in the trial of Warren T. M¢Qray in criminal court on a charge of larceny and -embezzlement of $155,000 from the state board of agriculture, and Eph Inman special deputy in the cast were each allowed s4,§s’O for services by Judge H. 0. Chamberlaii} of the circuit court Wednesday. The judge allowed other expenses in conj| nection with the trial. : S

Real Estate Transfers.

~ Samuel Gibson to New oYrk Central R R. Co. land in Perry township. ~ Harry Spurgeon to Winfield Wade out lot Ligonier. ' . John W. Himes to William L. Jackson out lot Ligonier. ' Leonard D. Weil to the Straus Bros 'Co lot in West Lawn Add.' Ligonier. _ War on Fake Clubs. ’ The American Automobile Associa‘tion has launched a campaign to wipe out fake associations in this country. It has submitted the names of 17 ’clubs, which it says are fakes to the U. S. Department of justice. o Attending Convention.. . ! Earl Thompson and his daughter ‘ Esther are in Ohio, Mr. Thompson acting as a floor officer at the Republi‘can national convention at Cleveland and the young lady is visiting relatives. ! ' Flag Day June 14, Elks through out the United States will observe Flay Day Saturday sJune 14, . s oy ROt e Y 5 . Awnings. Otis Fuller .Goshen Phone 261, : 13att For Sale—Black mare 8 years old¢ sound weight 1500 Ibs, Ligonier U.ni-i versal Sales - 1588 For Sale—Four doors; two dressed and two plain 60 gallon gasoline tank Mrs. O. W. Christie. v 16a2t Used Fordson tractor and Oliver plow for sale at a bargain. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. 13atf Pay your subscription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. | L e :

To Rival Lakeside.

- Lake Wawasee may become the cen- | ter of the summer activities of the| Lutherans of Michigan [lndiana and‘ Kentucky, if the plans now being discussed among the various synods and| conferences materialize. For . SCme”l time there has been felt the great need of a summer training camp oif school of religion for church workers. The Synod of Ohio each year operates a fine school at Lakeside. * 3 ~ Injured in Crash, Gail Chapman of Columbia City sustained a deep gash in his head and his brother Gordon and guest Don Betzner of Columbus Mont. and Robbert Fager of South Whitley escaped injury when the Ford coupe in which they were riding plunged down an 1§ foot embankment. - Why Piay More For Ice? ' Certificate of purity from the State Laborvatory of Hygiene; no sewagc 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. . 9ati = . Ndlied Until September 1, our office hours will be from nine in the morning te four in the affternqon except thiat on Saturdays will be open all day and eyenine, , . W. H. Wigton. ¢ ; Bothwell - & Vandarford.

v . Methodist Church. ' " J. W. Reynods Pastor. . v ~‘Residence 116 Martin St. - Teephone 187. - “Sunday School 9:30-a. m. Morning Service 10:45 a. m. : [ivening Service 7:30 p. m. l Prayer and Bible _Study Wednesday eyenipg sty @ipm . , Wanted , ° I want to buy-corn. Will pay highest market price. 'C. L. Chamberlin Phone §6l. _ 12att Awnings, tents and covers. Otis L Fuller Goshen Phome 251. | 13atf - Pay your subscription to the Ligonier ‘Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. - . ; Fordson traetor in good condition for sale at a bargain. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. Qat_f. . Christian Science Soclety, - Services are held as follows: ~ Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock - Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. - ‘ . Meeting place 'in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. | ~ Everybody welcome. 1-24tt ~ Don’t forget to pay your subsecrip!tion to the Ligonier Banner. Office [open Saturday evenings. '

A Sweeping Reduction Stansbury’s Deapartﬁient Store

. . GINGIANMS | To make this advertisement short and fulN snap we are going to sell 1000 yards of the best 33 inch Toile -Du Nord and 23 ‘ Chambray Ginghams at ... c These Ginghams are worth 30 and 35¢ ' g 2% TISSUE GINGHAMS 29¢ 500 yards Tissue Ginghams worth 50 29 ;. 99¢ and 69c your choice for ............ v C - " GINGHAMS 1000 yards of 27 inch Ginghams + » good styles at Only o 19C - meEgEs - Too many dishes. We will sell sets or part sets. Cups and saucers ,plates, deep dishes, any kind of a dish you may want. 16c PERCALES 16¢ =~ = . 2000 yards of Percale light or dark for just one week and no more at this sacriflee price ... ... 160 This is the regular 20c grade. - . 25¢ HOSE 25¢ . 1500 pairs of Boys and Girls Derby Ribbed | Rolled Top 34, length hose in black,z 5 brewn and white. All sizes only .... (‘ - : : . LADIES SI_LK_HOSE . 50 dozen Ladies Silk Hose, all new shades, - Black, Brown, Nude, French Nude, Beige, Tanbark, Silver, Grey{, Orinental Pearl, Dawn White Airdale, Sunburn, aSnd, Fog, French Tan, Cruiser and Log Cabin. You can match your shoes or your dress. ' L

- We Must Reduce Stock ' - Come Early! | Get Your Shafe of Bargains! Stansbury’s Department Store . LICONIER - +~ INBBIANA = +

|' SAFETY i . CLAIM THIS PRIVHEGE - -~ - | SERVICE | . ' - A setis_\ﬁ;ed-;depesito; is more valuable to - a bank than new accounts. - - That is o‘ner'_e_e'senﬁwe.bend’ e've’ry effort _ to render each and everyone of our many depositors the utmost in helpful service., We wish each ﬂépositer to be a satisfied customer. . .. ‘ ~ Any suégeStione as to hew we can better our service and increace our usefulness to this community will-be gratefully received. 45, paid o_ﬁieéaﬂvingsuend Time Deposits FARMERS & MERCHANTS 'TRUST COMPANY “The bank of safety and friendly service”

China Ware Sale . SATURDAY Fﬂ. | "‘w'ith.each'piece,ifor one dayonly = I'EC 1 Silver Tea Spoon _'Watch our window .Saturdziy ‘only, we will place on sale an assortment of beautifully decorated imported china at a very attractive price and with each piece we will give absolutely FREE one Community or Rogers Tea Spoon. Do not miss this sale of useful beaudalteha: . - ..« o . - Weavers Hardware . . - Phoue 134 ,

~ $1.39 ALL PURE LINEN $1.39 70 inch all pure Linen Damask.: This is your ‘best buy- for the past 5 years. $1 39 Regular $2.25 value now- ........ | o ~ $1.98 DRESSES §51.98 » 1 Lot of Indian Héad Dresses choice styles assorted colors and sizes a good $1 98 buy for you at only ) Ao 98¢ CREPE GOWNS 98¢ A big value. Less than cost. Get your 98 . size and style now while theyr.e’}Only C - " “DRESS GOODS ° Of iall kinds must go now. Now is the time gy . - . . UNDER GARMENTS_ - Ladies’ ‘Gau‘ze"Yests i I Ladlies ’Gauze Union Suits ............... 49¢ Men’s Gauze Union Suits ....................... 98¢ Boy’s and'Girl’s_f Dimity Union Suits only 50c s o OURRARES . 200 pairs of Men’s Overalls plain blue or blue and white striped with bibs $ at oBIY e 1-39 .- SUGAR ’ 2000 pounds of the best Cane granu- P lated sugar 10 M. . i 770 o agap - 3000 bars P& G Laundry Soap get €)4 .o this-price b bars i 21(3