Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 21B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 July 1924 — Page 2

|.| > . Buying A Home » ~ Requires the ambition to first learn . to regularly and systematically save ‘ a certain part of your income. » Make it a point to spend less than - you make. Set the sum so saved aside in a Home Building Funds. With regular small weekly deposits you will be surprised how quickly you - will have saved the “down payment” on that house. | | “The Bank on the Comer”‘ |

Cantaloupes 12¢ Fancy Peaches, Fine _ ‘ ‘Flavor 25¢ basket Sack’s Bakery

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RS = = - Jack Frost ”‘ ! : Keeps out when you !4 - @m] put in Primrose Coal —N ﬁ " n It keeps the house -Q—% T ‘ : (| warm and clean and - - ‘3 ~ burnslike hard coal 1l = ‘ AL - —costslike soft soal. | ﬁ “‘%\] Learn more aboutit. W TOANTIBPT Al Hard Coal and og . Coke. Let us fill i - ' ‘your bin today. - WEIR & COWLEY

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

The Ligomier Banner _EsTABDISMED 1866.5 o Published by * "he Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C.B. HARRISON Editor lhbmu every Monday and Thursday and entered iz the Postofice at Ligonier, Ind., 58 seoond elass matter.

Democratic State Ticket. - Governor—Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch of Indianapolis. . , ~ Lieutenant Governor—Lew O’Bannon of Corydon. Secretary of State—Arthur J. Hamrick of Greencastle. Auditor of State—Harry L. Arnold of Frankfort. ' . Treasurer of State—Harry L. Arnold of Gary. o - . Attorney General—Harvey Harmou of Princeton. - ‘ Reporter of the Supreme and Appellate Courts—John W. Kern of Indianapolis, - ~ Superintendent of Public instruction —Samuel L. Scott of Jeffersonville. Judge of Supreme Court, First Dis: trict-—George K. Denton of Evansville. Judge of the supreme Court Fourtb Digtrict—John T. Allen of Fort Wayne. ‘ - Judge of the Appellate Court First District—John C. McNutt of Martins. ville. : f Judge of the Appellate Court Se-. cond District—Valentine E. Livengood Covington. . ' : : COUNTY TICKET . Congress—Charles W. Branstrator Joint Senator—C. 0. Miller - ' Representative—Walter L. Helcomb Prosecuting Attorney—W. Mortimer Cole - . Clerk of Court—Frances M. Beane County Treasurer—Joseph W. Bishop , . - Recorder—Marshall J. Engle Sheriff—William prfgnan Surveyor—Paul N. Hoffman. Corner—Daniel F. Hontz Commissioner Second District—William Barham. ' . ' . Commisgioner Third Distret—Marshall W. Young. tf

‘ Becomes . Violently Insane. Jesse Lecount 28 residing near Brunjes Park Lake Wawasee was taken into custody after he had become violently insane. Four men were required to restrain him from violence and hold the demental man in bed until Sheriff Milo Maloy arrived. Lecount’s mental condition was recently shaken over financial losses, the loss of farm land in Michigan and overwork. He is married and has ond child. At present he is in jail at War-. saw awaiting admisson to the Longclff state institution. ‘ ~ Gathering Them In * ’ Rumblings of resentment emanating from the underworld as a result: ot ‘a crusade against crime instituted by Mayor Lew Shank at Indianapolis over the week end have caused special orders to be issued to continue the drive until every vagrant and pool room loafer in town is behind the ‘bars The drive thus far has caused the arrest of 424 men, including three professional bondsmen and nearly two score women. Lock Butcher in Ice Box. - One of the most daring robberies ever committed in Decatur occurreq late Saturday night when two young men entered the meat market conducted by Simon Hain held him up al the point of revolvers robbed him of over $lOO and forcing him into the large cooler locked him up and made their getaway. . |

- Hold Honor Picnie. o Mesdames Conrad White, Stanton Vance ,Harry Jacobs, Wesley Vance and Dale Barnhart gave a weinie roast in Freed park last night in honor ofl Miss Faye Hite and her young lady, friend who are here from Detroit. The picnic was a very happy affair. - To Visit Northern Michigan Irvin Kauffman of the Ligonier Garage will head a party of five gentlemen for an outing of ten days or two weeks in Northern Michigan. They will pay a visit to Petoskey and othe:’ interesting points. | ~ Removes.to Ligonier. Mr. and Mrs. »Af;th'ur Hossinger and two sqns have leased the Agee property on Grand street and will remove here from Albion. Mr. Hossinger is proprietor of the new meat market in the Selig block. ' - Goshen Follows Suit. Goshen has followed Ligonier in the adoption of electric' automobile danger signals at railroad and street crossings in that city doing away with flagmen. ]

Make Away With Smokers Three thousand dollars worth of cigarettes and a delivery triuck were stolen from the Hamilton and Harrig tobacco warehouse at South Bend. There is no clue to the thieves. - Pienic at Park. ‘ The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church wil lhold a picnic -at Freed park Tuesday evening. : Mr. and Mrs. Will Snider paid Toledo a visit while on a vacation, making the trip in their car. “Don’t Call It- Love” a smashing drama played behind the doors of New York’s best society at Crystal Sunday and Monday. ' 3 Waltman who has spent thg past{two years in Clearfield, Pa., is here Y& a visit of two weeks wit};j old friends. ; ;

County Line Reoad Completed.

McClintic Gordy and Colwell Saturday completed the Kosciusko—Elkh’artl county line road of three miles Tun.-. ning east from the Cranberry hill road intersection into Syracuse. The conj tractors completed this job of 15,86¢ feet-at an dverage per working day ol 845 feet. The best days’ total reached 1,032 feet and broke all records for laying pavement in this sec. tion. The road under the law will be opened for traffic after twenty-one days or on Sunday August 3.—Parts of it however will be open this week having cured the required 21 days.

New Auto License Plates.

Miss Nellie Tilley cashier of tli€ Hoosier State Automobile associatioy for the Goshen branch at the Alderman Hotel has received the allotted 4,800 automobile license plates fol 1925. They have a .cream back ground with brown numbers. The licenses bear the numbers from 283,251 to 287,805 inclusive. They are not to be issued until December 12 ancd after of this year. < , '

Thieves Busy at Milford.

Thieves broke into the barn of Wm. Bushong near Milford some time during Saturday night and took all of the tires and extra equipment off ol a new Ford car belonging to Mr. Bashong and also the accessories from a new Studebaker belonging to Kenneth Bushong. Both cars were purchase' recently and the thieves evidently knew where to find just what they wanted. -

Gored By Mad Bull

Calvin Liechty age 55 years residing one and one-half miles northeast of Berne was probably tatally injured late Saturday afternoon when he accidentally fell and was trampled upon about the chest bya large bull The bull broke his lead rope and attacked the man after he had €aller! to the ground. - '

Wibash Farmer Killed.

Ward Hutchinson 74 years ‘old who lived two miles north of Lagro in Wa. bash county was fatally injured Saturday morning when he was throww from a hay tedder. He died within an hour. The team of horses which Mr. Hutchinson = was driving became frightened and ran away. .

Killed in Auto Crash. 0. D. Goss 68 Sturgis was kille(| one mile north of Sturgis Saturday evening when his car skidded in loos( stone and turned over. All the ribs of the left side of the body were crush. ed in. He lived but a short time after the accident. _ oy George W. Hussey who for some weeks has been dangerously ill remains in about the same condition.

Specials for Saturda pecials for Saturday | . ar . . . Hossinger Brothers Market Al Beef Roast per pound 15¢ Al Beef Bib Boil per pound .o b o S Pork. Ste’ak per pound i 1B Porle Chops per pound ... & ... . = = & Veal Steak per pound 25¢ Yeal Chobs per peund ... .. .. . . sa§! Fresh all Pork Sausage per pound ... 15¢ Fresh Ground Hamburg per pound , 18c Picnic Hams per‘po'und LR s 10 We carry a‘full line of cold meats, cheese and butter. Dresséd Chicken and Spring Lamb | . | . ~ Phone In Your Order = Hossinger Bros. Market - Ligonier and Albion -

‘Why ‘Not~Enjoy a Spring CHICKEN DINNER Hotel Ligonier . SUNDAY .« Only $l.OO a plate

Awnings, tents ard covers. Otis L. }# Fuller Goshen Phone 251.. 13att Phetograph of the Children never ' . growug Phone 103 Hieber Studio for an ap-| pointment. 9btf Notice. e ~ Until September 1, our office hours} will be from nine in the morning tcj four in the afternoon except that ou Saturdays will be open all day and evening. - - o W. H. Wigton. - : . '~ Bothwell & Vandarford. F. B. Parker, Pastor. Residence] 1356 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. : Methodist Church. L J. W. Reynods Pastor. : Residence 116 Martin St. . - Teephone 187. - . | Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ° Morning Service 10:45 a. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. v Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. : :, — | Christian Sclence Soclety. P Services are held as follows: - | Every Sunday merning at 11 o’clock ‘Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. : - Meeting place in hall over store of Weir '& Cowley. - ' -~ Everybody welcome. - 1-24t4

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[ SAFETY |- - CLAIMTHIS PRIVHEGE &= = i SERVICE ‘ - . when a man named in his Will an old and true friend to take care of his worldly possessions when the time came for him to pass on. - ; Now the p-rzictice is to name a Bank as ~ Executor. A bank neither dies or moves away; and, by reason of its business organization and its broader experience, it is bet- -~ ter equipped to handle such Estates, than is the Q‘ld° time friend or relative. . Consult our officers about trust service. Have your lawyer draw your Will and name - this Bank Executor and Trustee. ~ Complete Banking and Trust Service | ~ Total Resources $645,000.00 . FARMERS & MERCHANTS ~ TRUST COMPANY . . “The bank of safety and friendly service”

Tothe Publle. Until October Ist my office will be closed on Thursday atfernoon of each week. . . . C.D.Lane, M. D. - Batl - Wanted . I want to- buy corn. Will pay highest market price. C. L. Chamberlin. Phone 861 = = (%48 Kodak, - films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Mieber Studio. 9btt ; . L ———————— . For Sale canary birds. = Mrs. Mel Jackson over Jet White Groceteria | 16bt! - Presbyterian Church, ‘ - G. H, Bacheler Pastor Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St. Telephone 345. - - Sunday School 9:30 A. M. L Morning Service 10:45 A. M. ' . Evening Services at 7:30 Mid-week Service Wed. 7:16 P. M. Y. P. 8. C. E. Thursday 7:156 P. M.

J. L. HENRY oo R CKIMMERY Home Realty and Investment Co.

92 acre farm in Washington Township. New buildings. Priced to sell. . : 38 aere farm near Cosperville . for sale or exchange for larger farm, : : 127 acre farm 3 miles north ot Albion on Tip Top Trail. Must sell. v 144 acre stock and grain farm near Indian Village 30 acres of ‘timber. L 8 room modern brick house on Main street near business dis{ trict. - ' ~ 6 room frame cottage and £ full lots in Syracuse with launch and boat house. L 11%% acre poultry and fruit-farm on Lincoln highway. o 9 room modern house on Cavin street. . / 7 acre poultry and fruit farm near Tourist Park. . . 7 room modern house on Mec: Lean street. 9 room modern house on MeLean street near business district.- ‘ : ' . Restaurant and Grocery in -small town on Lincoln Highway. 7 room residence and 4% lots in Kimmell. S Large furnished cottage at Oggen Igland Lake Wawasee. “Choide cottage near Catholic church plenty of fruit. Modern brick residence and 1% lots on South Martin streer. 70 acre farm near Richville church. . :_ 60 acre farm 114 miles from Ligonier would exchange for city property. - ; ~ 1% Story brick house on North ‘Side. . Vacant lot on South Cavin street One acre tract % miles fom Ligy onier on Blazed Trail Good Buildings. ’ ; i 8 room residence on North Side. Double Garage. Would trade for small farm. s Large furnished cottage at Natt' Crow Beach for sale. = %gveral choice cottages at Lake awasee for rent by the week or for the season. T 92 acre farm near Wilmot will trade for smaller farm. Furnished Cottage for sale on Morrison Island Lake Wawasee.

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120 acre farm near Washington Center School House. . Would consider small farm in trade. 64 acre farm in Kosciusko coun. ty 4% miles; South west of Cromwell, ] 9 room modern brick house near center 01'_ city. - Bf,acre poultrs; farm near ‘Syra~ cuse. : ' Two choice business rooms on Cavin street. . L . 7 room brick house in Syracuse. -Rdat house and launch goes with this property. : . ° -85 acre-farm on Crooked Lake Steuben County on state road *l3. Good buildings. Suitable for ‘ platting, )ﬁgm brick house in choice re~sidence district Ligonier. -9 room frame house near public Library. 7 room modern house on Fort . Wayne road. All hardwood ﬂoo’rs. : Modern 5 room ' bungalowi id South Bend near Springbrook - Park would exchange, for small ~ farm. . " ! .7 room modern house on &o‘uth Cavin street. . ; " Garage on Lincoln Highway - would take farm in exchange. Two cottages at Lake Wawasee on leased ground. Priced to sell 34 acre poultry farm in Sparta Township. : : 5 room cottage in Soiith part of the city.: ‘ Good residence property in Rome City. L : | 40 acres of good land on Blazed T, , - Two vacant lots in Richmonds Addition. - s P 268 acre corn and stock farm - just off the Lincoln Highway 4 miles from Ligoiner. ; 173 acre corn and onion farm on Lincoln Highway. i 54 acre farm near Wawaka ~would exchange for Ligonier . property. - . . P Modern 8 room 1 story frame ~ house near flouring mill. Large ok o e 7 room house on paved street near U. B. church, - A bargain. Your chance to pick a choice lot at “Maxwelton Manor” . the _mew addition just platted on ‘Syracuse Lake, Ea e