Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 40A, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 November 1924 — Page 2

vy ¥ AFt P T . In equipping our shop to give one day battery charging service to the public, we have won the title of & b ’ Battery Service Headquarters of this city. . With our new Constant Potential charging outfit, we can recharge batteries perfectly in 8 to 12 hours This saves you money on rental charges and gives you the use of your own battery practically without interruption. | - - Call at our shop for one day battery “service. - Kiester Electric Shop Ligonier, ~ Lincoln Way West Indiana

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- ‘- | e s ' - for this Christmas? Few of us but can use a few extra dollars and especially at Christmas Time. . _ Then turkey, fuel; insurance clothes and presents make a dent in the fatest : _ purse. , . ' There is one way of accumlating money for AChristmas. Hundreds of people have done it his year. Hundreds: will do it next, by joining our Christmas ; Savings Club starting December 11th. , : You will be able to use a check for $1_2.51), for $25.00, for $50.00, for $lOO.OO or | more next December and you will have it if you join the Christmas Saving _ Club. ’ - i ' You‘will never feel the small weekly'or' monthly payments you make a_nd_ a check ' for the full amount paid in will be mailed to you early in December. You can not lose. Every cent you pay in will be returned to you and if you complete your payments on schedule the amount will be increased by interest. ; ' : . ' DON'T DELAY—START TODAY. Your membership card will be delivered to you upon your. first payment. The first payment !is due the week of ~ December 11th. Tell your friends and the other members of your family. _ They will wish to join too. Do not mistake the place. Its “THE BANK ON THE CORNER.” 1 . . ,

The rLigomer Banner ; ESTABLISHED 1888, : Published by : ‘he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Rditor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoflee at Ligonier, Ind., as second slass matter. Is Fatally Injurd. James Calhoun 64 years old of Mishawaka was perhaps fatally injured when he was struck by a street car while walking across the street. He was taken to the St. Joseph hospital, where it was found that he had sustained a fracture of the skull.

85 Bushels From Three. i Gottlieb Pfeefer living northwest of lLafayette in Tippecanoce county grew 85 bushels of real potatoes from three bushels of certified early Ohios and demonstrated to his own satisfaction that good seed stock pays. ‘ R ¥ Hunter Loses Life. . Elda €. Stump ‘4O of Roanoke was instantly killed when he accidentally discharged his shotgun while hunting rabbits. The heavy charge of shot struck him in "the right breast and tore away that portion of his body. . Burned in Explosion. ' Mrs. Mary Dirks 28 of South Bend is in serious condition in Epworth hospital from burns she received when a gasoline stove exploded in her home. Nellie Gray and Miss Goldie Piper of Wolf Lake left Tuesday for New Smyra Fla., where they will spend the winter months. ' NOTICE OF FINAL SEITLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Matter of the Estate of Lana Strait Deceased. - No 2630,

In the Noble Circuit Court January term 1925. Notice is hereby given that the undesigned as Administrator of the. Estate of Lana Strait Deceased has’ filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come ug for the examination and action of saig Court, at the Court House at Albioun Indiana on the 5 day of January 1926 at which time and place all perscns interested in sald estate are required to appear in said Court apnd shew cause, if any there be, why said ac count should not be approved. And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others in terested in-said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place afove said, to appear and make proocf of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. : Ralph H. Strait, Administrator Posted October 27th 1924. ' William H. Wigton Attorney 29a2w

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| MOONSHINE BLINDNESS Goshen Resident Loses Sight When l He Imbibes Liguor Made in Beni v ~ tom : ~ James Davis of Benton is under ISI,OOO bond on a charge of having jsold liquor on Nov. 3 to Charles Rohrer of Goshen. . : Davis was arrested late Thursday lat his home in Benton by Police Chief Ed Rimpler. He procured bond and was released pending a hearing before Judge James S. Drake in the circuit court during the December term. According to Chief Rimpler Rohrer is now blind and partially paralytic as a result of drinking poisonous liguor sold to him by Davis on election night. ' A case against Davis filed on Oct. 6 1924 charging illegal possession and sale of intoxicating liquor is now pending in the circuit court. At his preliminary hearing Davis waived arraignment and pleaded not guilty. He was then released on bond of $5OO.

May Serve Sentence. ; Merritt Longbrake at present operating the Lincoln Cafe in Ligonier may serve a suspended penal farm sentence as a result of failure to pay a $lOO fine and costs ordered recently by Mayor Sloane of Warsaw upon plea of guilty to a liquor charge. Longbrake as noted in the Banner a week ago was arrested at Warsaw where he formerly resided when a quantity. of moonshine was found in his home. - e . ~ Theater Co. Incorporates. - The Lerner Theater Corporation of Elkhart has filed articles of- incor'poratlon with County Recorder Miller., l’l‘he company is incorporate i for $150,i‘ooo ‘with Harry Lerner Walter R. Lerner and William E. Widner as incorporators. - o '~ Mapn Crushed to Death, . Melvin A. Burger 48 of South Bend died from injuries sustained the day before at the Oliver plant. He was crushed between a truck and a chute. He went to South Bend from LaPaz Indiana 18 years ago. : ‘

} Banner On Wednesday. | On account of the next publication day of the Banner falling on Thanksgiving the paper will be issued Wednesday instead of Thursday. Advertisers will govern themselves accordingly. Faees Contempt Charge. ‘ Peter DeClark Eagle Point bootlegger has been arrested on a charge of contempt of court for violating a restraining order prohibiting him from selling liquor. =~ ' Harry Fulk well known in Ligonier has removed with his family from Albion to Kendallville where he will conJtinue his work as a barber. o

‘ JABLISH ; . i It is Our Duty ' WE RENDER a service that is | marked by its thoughtfullness = P - and comprehensiveness. We put R into our service an element of per- [$ , sonal interest and attention that makes % it truly distinctive. - ‘ We take our profession seriously. ‘ | We feel that in giving a service of P | this kind, we are really doing no more 8 than our bounden duty. g d GEO.W.BROWN ’ FUNERALDIREC‘IOR " Simes e\ Dishinchie . 3 ‘ ‘." i i il . l)‘ ‘ w” (DB el ] PriONES | i s l H“Ml‘ ll i "RES. 120" 41 e A .l"..» sFd LIGONIER

i Have joue - Holiday Baking - and Roasting | Done.at' | | | | - COULTER'S BAKERY and Save Trouble | Special attention to supplies for[ _, parties and all social functions Coulter’s Bakery Phone 244 e ~ Pigonier, Indiana

. Building is Going Up. The new building over on Pigeon street near the Blitz factory to be occupied by the Hawpatch Co-Opera-tive Creamery is going up despite the fact that Arthur Yeayer is prevented from laying the cement blocks with which the plant is being constructed, he having a broken arm. 4 Mr. Yeager has a force of men at work on the structure composed of George Keitzer, Jess Biddle Nelson Vance and Bob Ritter. The construction work is being rushed as fast as the weather will permit.

To Have Fine Place.

~ Rollin Todd expects to open a fine recreation place and high class billiard parlor in his building just vacated by the Loy bookstore and wiil open for business about Thanksgiving day. He will handle cigars, confections , ice cream and barbecue lunches. The interior of the room is being redecorated by Charles Turnock and fine furniture is being added. Mr. Todd is having a fine flat fitted up on the second .floor for living quarters for his family.. He purchis. ed theb uilding about a year ago. -

Leslie Schrull Sells Store.

- Leslie Schrull has sold his store at Brimfield to Herman Frick of near Wawaka. -Mr. Frick will -take charge soon.. Mr. Schrull -is-undecided as to his future activities hut will prohably engage in the mercantile business.in some—Hther town. :

- » The Thimble (lub. _ Noble county has a thriving Thimble Club and the lady members with the'r husbands were entertained one day last week at the John McMeans home at Brimfield. Among the score of guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kenney of this city. . : : - One Wheel Missing. ’ Durng the ° icy weather the first of the week Abe Hire of Benton township Elkhart county essayed to stop suddenly and his car skidded and a rear wheel broke off and rolled into the ditch. 'Repairs were made at lKe‘iste’r’s garage. "

. The Wolf Lake school will hold a carnival on Tuesday evening Nov. 25 in the Community building. The proceeds will be used to purchase new chairs for the auditorium. . ‘ DO IT'VNOW! Pay your subsecription to tl;e Ligonier Banner. Now is the time to pay your subscription to the Banmer. Miss Beulah Hite “who had been vigiting relatives in the county has returned to her home in Detroit. v fiefnati_tehing and' pleating done at Cagey’s Shoe Store. Razel McDowell. W o aange

Jot White Groceteria Bananas . = 16l Cranberries o ) e e Head Lettuce , Is¢ Ib Large Flordia Grape Fruit 5e f Leal Lellyjee = 20c Ib § English walnuts new crop e 'Dramdairy Dates s § Raisins, Seeded or seedless 2 for 25¢ § Sweet potatoes . o oelb § Large Flordia oranges o Al dy Naval orange . \5_.00 doz: ? Large can pumpkin 15¢ Large can Kraut 3 lock resh country eggs 57c¢ dozen, Fresh 4 oysters 35¢ pins, Creamery butter 44¢ . e 1 1g 3 ‘Jet White Groceteria

J. L. HENRY e e KIMMELL Home Realty and Inevstmnet Co. ~ Farms for Sale or Exchange

7 acre tract near Tourist Park. New bungalo. Priced for q_uick‘ sale. o ‘ o 27 acres of land overlooking Natti Crow Beach, Lake Wa~Wasee. Suitable for platting. 53 acre farm on Lincoln Highway near Kimmell. Level and “productive. Good buildings. 257 acre farm in Sparta township. New bank barn, silo. Liberal terms. Priced to sell. 40 acre corn and mint farm on Blazed Trail, east of Ligonier. Good buildings; young orchard. 35 acre farm in Steuben county, on State Road 13.. Good buildings. : ’ 120 acre onion and mint farm in Washington township. Will take a small farm in exchange. One acre tract near city limits. Good buildings. A snap. : - Sixty .acre tract _within 124 miles of Ligonier, 20 acres of good pasture. Would trade for town property. . 38 acre farm in Elkhart township. Would take larger farm in. trade. _ . 111 acre farm within 3 miles of Ligonier would make an ideal poultry farm. On Lincoln Highway. < 70 acre farm located northwest of Ligonier. Good soil. Terms to suit purchaser. - - 127 acre farm near Albion. Lib eral terms. 5% mortgage. ‘l4O acre Michigan farm for sale or . would trade for Indiana property, , - 34 acre farm in good location. Suitable for poultry farm.. Good 72 acre farm southwest of Cromwell. © Good buildings. Will sacrifice for quick sale. 230 acre farm on paved road south of Ligonier., Modern house. Good barn. = Timber, level and productive. T : 10 acre tract with good buildings, near Lake Wawasee. Priced right. : 45 acre farm near Three Rivers, Michigan. Will take- Ligonier property in exchange. i . 160 acre farm northeast of Ligonier. Valuable tract of timber

Phone 165 Second Floor Sheets Bldg. Ligonier, Ind.

Used Car Bargains 6 Cylinder Overland, good condition 2 Doer Ford Sedan, like new . Ford Touring Car, good v running condition Blazed Trail Garage

6 acre tract within one mile ©of Ligonier. Good buildings. Terms. : 1 . 512 acre farm in Sparta township, near Cromwell, cheap. . 90 acre farm on Blazed Trail, near Wawaka. Will take 60 acre farm in éxchange. ' 80 acre farm within 2 miles of Albion. - Good buildings. Will take smaller farm in exchange. 45 acres in Jefferson township on improved highway. . Will take 10 ‘to 20 acre farm in ex- - change.’ L 63 acre onion farm in York township; 45 acres under cultivation.. Well drained. - - - 138 acre farm in Whitley county, near - Columbia City. Terms to suit purchaser., 64 acre farm nedt North Webster. Good buildings and plenty of fruit. Priced to sell. : 5 acre tract near Fort Wayne to exclhan‘ge foi- farm. - 80 acre apple farm in Southern I_ndi;ana.,'l4oo apple trees. Sold $4200 worth of apples last vear. Will trade for a Noble county onion. farm. : ; 120 acre farm 10 miles west of Ft. Wayne in Whitley county. Good buildings and fences. Will trade for. stock of merchandise. 40 acre farm near Canstantine, Michigan. Will trade for Noble county property. 144 acre’farm in York township. Good - buildings, 50 acres of choice onion land. Can be di‘vided to -suit purchaser. ©2O acre onion farm within one mile of Kimmell. 14 acres of choice muck. Priced right. 80 acre farm in good neighbor‘hood. Good soil. Will take ‘smaller “farm or city property in exchange. 160 . acre farm in Washington’ township. @ New house -and barn. 30 acres of choice: onion and niuck land. R 0 zcre farm twe miles north of Albion; -2 sots of buildings. Some choice onion land. Priced right. . 320 acre farm in Sparta township, 12 acres of timber. Level . and productive. Good buildings. Priced to sell it: o