Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 28B, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 September 1924 — Page 4

¢ € - Better Times In Sight \ was signed and accepted Aug- a” urt 27th. Geamanyis now negotiating for a loan of $200,000,000.00. France and Belgium by accepting of the Dawes Plan will be in much better financial condition ~ This should cause grain and live stock to advance materially. The future for farm products is the best in many years. - Now is the time to put out a large acreage of wheatand raise plenty of hogs, as there should be a large foreign demand for our product. . ‘ Mier State Bank Ligonier '

: ,];IBRARY EXPENSE BUDGET )\NIL PROPOSED TAX RATE. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with . the provisions of the state law, as amended at the 1921 session of the General Assembly, the Library Board of the City of Ligonier, and the Township of Perry has formulated the following budget showing in detail the funds needed for the maintenance of library service during th fiscal year 1924-25, the present valuation of taxable property within town and rural district. served by said Public Library, and the rate of taxation proposed to be levied. Valuation of City of dideonier.. ... ... ... ... . 8317900000 - Tounshin of Perey ... .. i L i e 390580000 ' : PROPOSED TAX RATE. Sy of T . R Townshin of Perey . .o . i A 0 |- Resulting funds, City of Ligonier ... .c0e0n.52,643.20 Pl of Pelry . o s Botal Ineome ... ... 3 ALY BUDGET PLANNED. . Maintenance— - . ; ‘ 1. Library Operating Expenses . , , : Ibrarians’ salaries ... ... .oo e 3160000 o s SMalsesle -o Al S 0 0D ) e s B Supplies. stdtionery, pontin g, ete ..o . S 0 8000 Farpitnme, sguipment. ete. ..o o 0 L aln ol Gl 16000 . = Welsphone, wvosiage, Ireight, eXpress ... .c0.....0. wu. 8000 \ : ‘v 2. Building Maintenance Eapenses. : : Janitors, mechanics, wares ote o ... 57500 Cleaniniz. supplies and equipment ... . ... .5 2500 Building repairs and minor alterations ......... ........ 100.00 Fuel, HEBL Water .o e e, ABOOD - Total MAINLERANCE CXPONSEB. ... cioiiiiinaiiiins oriassrano- 999000 : The above is a true estimate of the probable expense of said. library for the ensuing fiscal year, and to the best of our knowledge the above named tax will be necessary for the support and maintenance of the library service. . : : A public hearing will be held hereon at the Public Library Building on Monday, September 15, 1924. : . , ‘ - > : By A. E. KELLEY, President. gy e pam , B. J. SCHUTT, Vice President - ' ! H. D. WOODRUFF, Secretary. " Ligonier, Indiana, September 4th, 1924, . : |

Jersey Sweet - Potatoes 3 Ibs. for 25¢ Saturday Only " Cuban Grape Fruit STELLERS MARKET AND CROCERY

Star Grocery Specials Double Standard Flour per sack | . 84¢c Large can Sunbeam Milk FREE with a ~ pound of Sunbeam Coffee, per pound 49c 3 pounds Navy Beans for = . . 25¢ Lima Beans per pound . . . 15¢c Royal Anne Cherries per can . iy ONE Peanut Butter in tins at per pound . 23c Large can of Tomatoes at : 18c¢ Cash Cream Station | Vern L. Le Count, Prop.

John Gilbert in “The Lone. Chance” at Crystal Friday and Saturday. _ For Rent—Two furnished bed rooms with bath. Call phone 446, - 27b4t e | Wanted good all round man at Kahn Shirt Factory. 27btf The senior class of the Goshen high' school has 51 members. — , The Elk Hart county fair will be held at Goshen next wetk. Mrs. Mae Carney and children are at their Wawasee cottage today. _ Mrs. Edna Haney and three children have moved from Rome City to Ligonier. C v Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffith “and children are on a visit with LaGrange relatives. For Sale-—Good Jersey Bull pure bred at farmer’s price. Howard C. Herald, ligonier 28a2t* Bobby Wigton is on a hunting trip in. LaGrange county picking off a few dozen squirrels. - _ Ligonier Day Elkhart count iair, Thursday Sept. 11th, Goshen Indiana. Everybody’s going uBaZt Mrs. . Lena Austin hés -been ill for a few days friends and neighbors gladden her with flowers. ! Mr. and Mrs. Chester Vanderford and children are spending the week at the Rarick cottage Wawasee. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Schlotterback. arrived home Wednesday from a plea_l sure trip to Grand Rapids, Mich. = | Hector Sack and family came from Elkhart and are spending a week with his mother Mrs. George Sack. Wanted to purchase eggs and. poultry. Highest market price paid. Call Star rGocery or see 0. W. Bobeck. ' ; 26a12t For Sale five passenger Reo touring ar in fine condition and at a big bargain. Inquire at Banner office. ) ! 27btt . Mrs. John Cass and children attended a family reunion at Silver Lake Wednesday and report a fine time. ! : : Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirkland and Mrs. Leila Smith will spend the week end at Tippecanoe lake on a fishing expedition. . - Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Schwarz who were her to attend the Holloway-Bell nuptials, left for their home in Chicago Wednesday. . e L See “Bluff” a comedy drama of a girl who tries to beat New York at its own game of bluff see it Sunday and Monday at Crystal. ~ Mrs.‘Miller Hadley who was here :}2 attend the Cochran reunion and to sit old friends has returned to her home in South Bend.

For Sale—A 1923 Chevrolet coupe in first class condition is in my hands for sale this week. If interested call at office. F. P. Bothwell. 28a2t - Miss Mildred Smith | will leave Saturday for Toledo where she will ‘enter a hospital and begin a three year course of nursing: - Mrs. Chester Davis of 'Chicago who had been on a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis left Wednesday for Goshen for a stop-over on her way home. . ;‘ Force of men and team working in Elkhart township grading roads have completed as far as Spurgeon’s corners. - Grover Weaver is supervisor and is doing fine work. 7 | L ‘ “Bluff” an amazing story of a‘} small town girl who out bluffed New York and won fame and happiness with Agnes Ayers and Antonio Moreno Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Fred Cosper and family of White Pigeon Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cosper of Coldwater Mich were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cosper at their home out on the Blazed Trail. The. gentlemen ate brothers. ;

Mr. and Mrs. William ' Bobeck, Charley Hinderer and family, Edd Tise and family Orba Bobeck and wife, Dean Bobeck and Dorothy Emmit, Lydia Wilkinson agd Grover Jackson Forrest Ott and wife spent Sunday in Fort Wayne. ; ¢ L - To the Public. Until October Ist my office will be clesed on Thursday atfernoon of each week. . | - C. D. Lane, M. D. Batf

B. EE RICKARD - Successor toD. M. Rench . Has the only Tin Shop in Ligonier He is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in a flrst-class style. Age‘nt fer Premier and Jewell Furnaces West Fouath Street, Ligonier |

THBE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

Decatur Man Found Dead. ~While cranking a rowboat motor attachment Tuesday afternoon in front of his cottage west ol the Trippelet hotel at Rome City Charles Meibers 59 is' believed to have been knocked unconscious and was found dead in three feet of water at 7 o’clock Tuesday night by his brother who saw his boat drifting near shore. A contusion of the jaw led Coroner Trurip to believe that the man had been kicked by the motor attachment while atempting to crank it and being knocked unconscious, had fallen into the water. ~ Mr. Meibers an employee of the Indana Service corporation in the ‘winter time stayed at Rome City durling the summer months where he :»rented cottages to vacationists. The ‘body was taken to Decatur. :

~ Fails to Sapport Family. Levi Douglas was sentenced to 90 days on the Allen county penal farm and was fined $lO on a charge brought by his former - wife who testified that he had failed to comply with a July court order which required him to pay $lO a week for the support of his three small children at Fort Wayne. The man had paid but $2O she said. - While he is on the farm the county will pay Mrs. Douzlas 31 a day. Despondent Policeman Suicides. William Ratliff 49 a patrolman on the Richmond . police force shot and killed himself in a tire store there some time during Wednesday might. His body was found today by fellow officers. Ratliff had been in ill health for some time. . | Return to South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hough returned to their home in South Bend after at. tending the Milton White funeral anc visiting with Ligonier friends over Labor day. . They are - former ° well known resdents of Noble county.

Northern Indiana Deaths, Mrs. Chloe Ettinger-Boyer heart trouble Waterloo, David Burtsfield, 81 civil war veteran New Paris. Mrs. Enid Biler 26 complications Goshen, Mrs. Cora Gruse 33 child birth Elkhart. | : v : Attend Ohio Reunion. | Mrs. Kate® Shaw Miss Catherine Shaw Miss Grace Spurgeon Fred and Ernest Spurgeon Miss Mildred Smith and Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith attended the Spurgeon family reunion at Bryan 0., Sunday. Beetle in Ear. : A hard shelled beetle flew into Aanan Miller’s ear at Millershurg and caused much consternation until removed. The insect had to be killed before the physician could get hold of it. - ' "Were Wedding Guests. .

Weddell Berkey and Richard Freyberg of Goshen were among the guests at the wedding of Miss Eleanor Holloway of Ligonier and Richard Bell of Chicago. _ i 74th Regiment Reunion. The 40th annual reunion of the 74th Regiment Indiana Veterans association will meet in G. A. R. hall in- the court house at Warsaw on Sept. 18. . , Ligonier Grain Market. Mhont .. Lo R s Corn. . ..o Bve oo 8 Oale R - Colored Boys in State. A gang of seventy-five colored men is working on the.Wabash railroad at Wakarusa. : \‘ To Meet Tuesday Night ~ The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. ’Anna Silburn next Tuesday night, September 9th. ; : | School Books For All. = ~ Everything in the line of school books and supplies may be had at the Hoffman book store. Pains have been taken by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loy to provide every article needed in the scool room for pupils for the opening of the Ligonier schools Monday - September 15. : : . - Ray Loy Prop. 27b3t Be sure to see “A Society Scandal” next week at Crystal, Ligonier Day Elkhart county fair, Thursday Sept. 11th. Goshen Indiana. Everybody’s going 28a%t Gloria Swanson in “A Seciety Scandal”’ at Crystal next week.

- WHA BUY ISLAND Toledo Syndicate to Take Over Valuable Property at Rome City is ‘ the General Report. Negotiations for the sale of the island at Sylvan lake Rome City by the Pennsylvania Railroad company to a syndicate headed by Charles MecKee of Huntington have progressed to such a point it was learned ye_'st"er.day that the deal will be formally closed within the next few days. Mr. MecKee's asociates in the enterprise are busjness men and capitalists of Toledo. : :

‘Although Mr. McKee refused to divulge details of the transaction or to reveal his plans for the future in regard to the land it is known that the syndicate plans the erection of a hotel a dance hall and a number of amusgement devices pri the island. Itl is also considered probable that some of -the land will be platted and sold for cottage sites. ' - } “ Presbyterian Church. | Sunday September 7 . Sunday School at 9:30. Morning Service at 10:45 : - The mid week and Sunday evening services as also the Men's class will be resumed later. e _ You are invited to all our services. Watch for “The Covered Wagon” at Crystal.: : oo L - Kodak, films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Mieber Studio. 9btf

NO e qucom@_\lr— ' R More @27 Road Shocks o¥ Dor’t hit the roof, N\ Ride comfortably, [ ,’/ 4 easily and smooth- G ' lyoverthe roughest roads. Lincoln Shock Absorbers will positively make your car, any car, much easier riding. " e Let us put them on your car. if you don’t like them, we’ll return your money. o Kiester Electric Shop . Lincoln Way West _SHOCK ABSORBERS Dr. Maurice Blue | VETERINARIAN ~ Office: Justamere Farm. "I Phone: Ligonier 757 -

- We have nowreceived our full line of Fall and ~ Winter Clothing in all the latest shades and -~ fabrics. We handle the ce‘!lebrated g * Hart Schaffner & Marx . £ = and - “Fashion Brand” Clﬁfhing | - You will always find the best in clothing at this store. How about a light weight overcoat for the cool evenings? ~* Our line of Boys’ School Clothing is complete. P. J. Camey Clothing Store " The Store Where Quality Counts -

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GRAPE JUICE | Will soon be ready. From ripe Concord . ~ Grapes. A word to the fwise ,“Order + Early.” For prices and particulars write SUNNY BROOK FARM . Bristol, Indiana o

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