Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 29B, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 September 1924 — Page 2

ving A H 0,;,, Requires the ambition to first learn to regularly and systematically save a certain part of your income. Make it a pointjto 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 pasment” ~on that house. . Citizens Bank ‘ “The Bank oﬁ the Corner”’

- For Boys’ and Girls’ ~ SeeL.E.Sisterhen He has the sizes, qualify and prices to please all. Keep the feet warm and head cool, is the admonition of . the medical men f L. E. Sisterhen’s Shoe Store

1?6\.1 S . R A » - U U e e e e e .. A A PSSV 5A B & s s . ' . " Farm Lc t - “7%rd;, P : Wi P .‘!':: : For the time being, at least, we are in a position to - take care of more Farm Loans at 5% — with a mini- . mum of delay and maximum of satisfactory service. No charge for examining abstract and inspecting se- : curity. . Other terms reasonable. Call or write for full details. - v : . THE 5 Company - ' Home Office—l 32 East Wayne Street, Fort Wayne | LIGONIER = DETROIT CHICAGO

=~ Jack Frast v m‘ l *‘ Keeps out when you . | —_ li‘w;’ put inEPrimrose Coal —N - =~ |,’,,‘;f;'::f It keeps the house “@3:%' e 2 warm and clean and 1 “burns like hard coal ;f" |"':i> vﬁl —costs like soft soal. =i X . ; : ,_ = Learn more about it. e k Also Hard Coal and i\w Coke. Let us fill : your bin today. WEIR & COWLEY

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

The Ligomer Banner L ESTABLISHED 10866.} s Publishied by | . "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor oo e S S Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoflice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Baby Hanged in Cradle. | Margery 13 months old daughter of | ! Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slusher of Wood-|] burun was accidently hanged in its|¢ crandle Monday 'between 9 o’clock |’ and noon. The child had not been well and the mother held her in her 1 arms until she went to sleep and then carried her to the cradle.. The mo- | ther went about her usual housework | thinking the- child was sleeping. | About noon she went to the cradle| to get the child and found it hanging ‘by its neck over the. siderail of thej cradle. . , Big Wheat Yield John K. Matchett of Pierceton got an average of 41 bushels of wheat per acre from an eleven acre tract which was recently threshed. Last year Mr. Matchett raised 95 tons of tomatoes from the same piece of ground. It was not plowed for the wheat but 175 pounds of 2-12-2 fertilizer was used per acre. This yield would indicate that tomatoes are a pretty good crop to enrich the soil. . National Defense Day. Friday September 12 is national defense day. The occasion will be quietly celebrated in Ligonier by the display of the national colors but there will be no elaborate public exercises. .On the question of display. the public is divided some in favor and some opposed to a demonstration. It is a matter in which the individnal citizem may exercise his pleasure. " 2 Pretty Home Wedding. - One of the prettiest home weddings | of the season in this community was solemnized Susday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Swogger near Wayne Center when their daughter Miss Joyce Lucille became the bride of Charles Albert Weber well known young Wayne township farmer son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weber of near Stoney, Ridge. :

: Wawka School Opens. #The Wawaka school began September 8. Teachers are Prof. J. L. Tierny, Faye Glassmire Miss Gladys Hall, Miss Grace Spurgeon Miss Mildred Seymoure, Miss Hazel Pfeffer, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Audrey Stuff Miss Evangeline Franks, Prof. John Emmert Miss Alice Knepper. ' : ' Mrs. Reed Improves. Mrs. Will Reed, who submitted to an appendicitis operation in the Goshen hospital the first of the week, is rapidly recoverihg according to reports reaching Ligonier relatives from the institution. _ Nearby Deaths. . Mrs. Willlam G. Smith 38 pneumonia Garrett, Charles Kreiger intesinal obstruction Garrett, George Roe 84 paralysis Goshen; John Michel 70 apoplexy Elkhart county. ¥ - Death of A. R. Zook.

" Abia R..- Zook, 75, prominent Goshen resident, formerly of Topeka, died at his home Monday of heart ailment. Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. I. R. Detweiler of Goshen. James Roberts. James Roberts, 45, well known car penter and resident of Syracuse, passed away Friday afternoon. Death was pronounced due to pernicious anemia. = To Confirm Tax Levy. ‘About the most important business in sight for the city council at its regular meeting tonight is the confirmation of the city tax levy: ! ‘Buy New Goods. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hess spent several days i nChicago this week purchasing new goods for the store of E. Jacobs & Company. . Hostetter Very Il

- Shirley Hostetter the well known farmer residing east of Ligonier is reported dangerously ill of pneumonia. : Johnny Hines in “Conductor 1492” a carload of fun thrills and romance All aboard for joyland next Sunday and Monday at Crystal. : For Sale—Reed baby, sulky, ggod as new. Enquire of Mrs. Fred Kiester. ! ; ~ 26btf

To Bretz for Glasses s‘ ‘Sharp Eyes 4 'g? For ° : /}‘ Sharp Work All mechanics like to use‘ keen edged, perfect tools. . Byes 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, : » In What Condition ° Are Your Eyes? ® Nevin E. Bretz : Optometrist and Optician - 130 S. Main St. | GOSHEN

FISH AND GAME NEWS What the State Wardens Accomplished in July and For Ten Months of ' ' the Year 1924 State game wardens in July brought about the arrest of 309 persons for alleged violations of fish and game laws and of this number 291 were; convicted 14 cases are pending and four cases discharged. ' Fines and costs amounted to $5,455.20. As ,all‘; fines go to the school fund taxpayersj in several counties benefited materially from this conservation division which is self supporting. . The reportéﬂsets out the minor offénses as follows: Hunting and fishing without a Ilicense 132: possession of illegal seines and nets and using same, 80; taking undersized game fish 37; taking fur bearing animals -in closed season; 19; using trot line in lakes 6. Three were arrested for dynamiting fish. o L Forty-four salaried wardens were employed during July this year. " For the ten, months of this fiscal vear wardens made 1,755 arrests 1.652 convictions and secured fines and costs in the amout of $33,464.30 . In the same period last year they arrested 1,390 persons brought about 1. 208 comnvictions and fines and costs amounted to $26,177.57. Gain in arrests for ten months was 385 in convictions 344 and in fines and costs $7,286.70. : - In 1918 the last year under the olc department records show that 31 war dens within a period of 170 month: lonly made 325 arrests and secure 1307 convictions with fines and cost | amounting to. $6,571.45. o _

The Greatest Path. ; The greatest path in the world is the path from your door to the door of tS/our church. If all of us faithfully used this path and were guided by its radiant influence, the nation would be safe, crimes subside, business, prosper, and all hearts have peace. For this path is made by the Son of Man for the sons of men, that 'Lwalking humbly into His Holy Presjellce in the church, they might after wards walk: t,ogéther as brethren in the world. Are you. using this path? Vacation season is over, it is time for every member to warm up to the church work. 'The Bowman 'progfam at the Christian church Sunday will ‘be a surprise, do not miss it. 4t starts at. 9:30. The Lord is broadcasting a lot of messages from heaven but we must be tuned in. So be on ‘hand at both services. Rev. F. W. iLoy, a very z;ﬁle speaker will bring lthe evening message at 7:30. = Ira C. Boyts, Pastor.

Two Young Burglars Sentenced. Steve Wilson, 19, of San Antonio, Tex., - and Herschell Chell, 23, of Muncie self-confessed army deserters and burglars, were sentenced to 2 to 14 years in the reformatory by Judge L. W. Roysé late Monday at Warsaw. They were arrested at Peru Saturday morning and brought to Warsaw, where they admitted robbing the Brant and Hearn poolrooms there and Giligan poolroom at - Columbia City. Another Barn Burns. A large barn on the Homer Glick farm southwest of Churubusco burned down late Sunday afternoon. Chemical apparatus was taken from Churubusco in a vain effort to check the flames. Two calves were saved, but all the hay and some grain burned. The loss is partly covered by insurance. : : » ~ Last of old Famidy. | Frank Scott from Ligonier, called at the News-Times on Monday, Mr. Scott has traveled ‘in the interests of wholesale flour companies for the past twenty-five years, and is the last living of theé Scott family, who was noted in the business interests of Ligonier fifty years ago.—Goshen News-Times, Monday.

Yeggs Abandon Tools. Sheriff Milo Meloy failed to find any trace of the yeggs who were frightened away from the Farmers’ elevator at Milford Junction early Sunday morning after blowing .off the door of the safe. The robbers left their tools. There was but little money in the age. ' ~ Wed in Michigan. Carl Weeks and. Miss Blanche Arnold, were married at Coldwater, Mich., August 25. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weeks, of Noble county, and the bride lis a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold of Goshen. el 2 WY . "~ Rumor Unfounded. The rumor on the streets that V. L. LeCount had sold his Star Grocery is without any foundation in fact. The store has not been sold and Mr. LeCount has no intgntion of disposing of it. e o Visit Indianapolis.

' George D. Gaby Ralph Allen superintendent of the Ligonier schools Principal Wértz and teacher Charies Wisner drove to Indianapolis Tuesday in Mr. Allen’s new car making the distance home in four and onehalf hours. . i » oottt DeKalb Women Plan Picnic. Great preparations are being made for the democratic ladies basket picnic to be held at Eckhart park in Auburn Wednesday, September 17, from 10. a.m. until 4 p.m. Noble county women will participate. ' ' Columbus discovered American in 1492 you’ll discover a good picture in “Conductor 1492” at Crystal Sunday and Monday. -,

- Meeting of Democratic Ladies There will be a meeting of Democratic ladies- of Ligonier and Perry township in city hall at 7:30 o’clock Friday evening September 12. Ladies frenl outside townships wiil be welcomed to come and participate. Miss Cecil Foley, chairman of the Twelfth congressional distriet and Mrs. J. E. Luckey county chairman will be present and address the meeting. The gathering is for .organization purposes and al linterested in the success 'of the democratic party are urged to attend. o / L Date is (Changed. The date of the Coolidge Dawes tour along the Lincoln Highway ‘through northern Indiana has been changed it was :uu;jmuncod at Indiana.polis by the republican state headquarters. : b -

According to the latest announcement the caravan will reach Fortj Wayne on the night of September 23 and will leave the next morning for South Bend passing through Ligonier. State Dairy Show. . : “Afinancial statement has been lissued by County Agent Cunningham showing the receipts and euenvditures' for the State Dairy Show recently held in Kendallville. The amodunt received and paid out was $907. Of this amount Kendallville contributed $505, - Albion $152, Ligonier - $125; Wolcottville $10!),= miscellaneous $25. Northern Indiana Deaths. = Mary Foulks 75 complications Goshen Mrs.. Nancy Smith @756 dropsy Bluffton; Charles Yeakel 62 obstruction of bowels Kosciusko = county; Mrs. Catherine Bush 86 senility Whit‘ley county Mrs. Lettie Emerick 70, cancer Goshen. : e - Goes to Avilla.! . 3. 3. Zimn.erman of Bascom Ohio, son ~f Mr- a=zi o4's. Zmmerman of Ligonier has accepted the agency for the B. & O. railway scompany at Avilla and .will -remove with his {ftamily to that town. S

- Want More of "Em. ] . The ~1-<zsid’ems of Constantine Miohi—‘ gan were so well pleased with the five concerts given there this season by the Ligonier Band that they have contracted for ten next season. ‘ €ostly Fire. >._ Two barns an ice house and several small buildings on the Jacob Gable farm south of Fort Wayne were destroyed by -fire of unknown origin loss $20,000 partially insured. " BEFORE CHOOSING YOUR SCHOOL you should get a FREE copy of our New Catalog. Ten fine up-to-date courses. . South Bend Business College, "~ 24b1ot* Christian Secience Society. Services are held as follows: - Every Sunday moraning at 11 o’clock ~ Every Wednesday evening at 7:36 o'cleck. = : £ . Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. Everybody welcome. - 1-24tt © Notice of Appointment. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as’ executor of the will of Clara Jacobs, deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. : - IRVIN JACOBS; Executor of the will of Clara Jacobs, deceased. - L : W. H. Wigton, Att'y. 28b3w

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80 acre farm 214 miles Southeast of Albion Will trade for: 40 or 20 acre farm. . _ ".T45 acre farm 5 miles west .of . Avilla on.improved road. - Will exchange for 10 or .25 acres | near high school. ‘ 171 acre farm in Jefferson Township. Will sell or trade for ‘anything. L 0 i el 202 acre farm near Churubusco will trade for 80 acre farm -or stock of merchandise. : 17t % 1 acre ‘farmv adjoining . Valentine. 'Will trade for 120 acre farm near good town. = Hotel and Cafe in good town on Lincoln ‘Highway. Doing - good business. : - Have buyer for 40 or 50 . acre level improved farm near school and church, : 5 -acre tract with buildings -on Lima Road, 7 miles north of F't. Wayne to. trade for 80 acre farm near Albion or Ligonier. = . 320 acre farm near Cromwell. JLevel and productive. Priced - right. : ; 10 -acre tract with buildings - near Lake Wawasee. : 92 acre farm near Indian Village in Washington Township. 160 acre farm in Washington : Township,” 30 acres choice onion and mint land. Priced right. Terms.: rt ; v 127 acre farm North of Albion on improved highway., Terms to suit. : 140 acre farm mnear Howard City Michigan priced . right. Would trade. 34 acre farm near Slusser School House. ; i ‘ 80 acre.farm South West of Ligonier will trade for smaller .. farm or town property. e 1 acre tract on Blazed Trail - near town. Good buildings. 60 acre farm 1% miles south of Ligonier. Would 'trade for town property. i : 38 acre farm near Cosperville for sale or trade. ) D 11% acre tract. on Lincoln Highway. e e 70 acres of choice land in Ben- . ton township. Would take town property in exchange. e 73 acre farm near Kimmell. Terms to suit purchaser. =~ 40 acre improved farm near Constantine Michigan. Would exchange for Noble County land. : : 7 44 acre farm in Sparta Township at the price of the buildings. Terms to suit. = | 80 acre fruit farm in Jennings county sold $4,500 worth of apples last year. Would trade for Noble County Onion farm. 40 acre level farm on Blazed Trail near town. e e 258 acre farm in Sparta township, near Lincoln- Highway. Would take small farm in trade - 7-acre tract near = Tourist Park. New bungalow. - Modern cottage and 3 vacant 1({2& at Ogden Island, Lake Wa~ - wased - e

Phone 165 Second Floor _Shéets Bldg. lAzonier.;lJnd.

8 room brick house in good location. Prieed to sell. : 9 room 2-story house on Third street. Modern, & 8 room modern stucco house on South McLean street. Garage. 7-room 1% story house on Lin‘coln Way . South. Hardwood floors and French doors. Modern brick house and 1% lots on South Martin street. Modern 8-room house on Grand street. - Newly decorated. A snap ‘at the price. 8-room modern house on South Main street, 1% - lots. General store in gcod country community. Will trade for anything. - Three properties in Syracuse at a bar'ga’ix}. . 2 vacant lots in West lawn addition. )_ 1% stoxy modern frame residence on South McLean street. Modern 8-room one story house north of river. : : -‘Two choice cottages on Morrison Island, Lake Wawasee. v 5-room . semi-modern house in sonth part of eity. Two good business rooms on Cavin street. Good tenants. 8-room resfidence on North Side; would] take small. farm near Lake Wawasee in exchange. Choice vacamt residence lot on South Cavin street. : “5-room c‘gtage, furnished, at Nafiti Crow Meach, Lake WaWasee, Plattery station and vulcanizing mplant op Lincoln Highway. 5-room house in Kimmell. ' ‘7-roorn housa, 2 lots and gar‘age near Willkinson Quilt factory. { - 9-room modern house in choice nkeighborhod. Built-in garage. 1% story. hrick house near the North Side School House. - 10-room miodern house on MecLean streef. Gpod barn. Priced right. » 9-room mfodern home on MecLean streget, right down town. 1%-story 6-room frame house on North Side. Would trade for small farm. . 7-room fframe house in south part of city. Modern. Would trade for good farm. 8-room brick house on Main street. Modern and priced right 9-room, modern house on Cavin street. Priced for quick. sale. 7-room house and two lots on Second street. Priced to Bell. 35 @cres of itnproved land in Loke region off Steuben county. 120 acre corn and onion farm 'aéar Washingtdn Center school List your pro\perties with wus. ‘We have sold \three Ligonier s:‘operﬂes withiiig the past 10 ¥s and have several partles waliting homes. : e 99 acre farm on. Blazed Trail west of Wawaka. Would take smaMder farm in jexchange, .