Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 40B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 November 1924 — Page 4
— Beomriov eel nagd L e R e B e . ; S e e e e el e s e L s N e T T bipr b e t. e LB e T SR E : eo o . T R e J o gT e *‘a S J & AL ! 3 3 e o e s e S ORI ae R 3| b&e3beSe e v s el Al R e i : eet e s FINE FRAMES . .FINE MOUNTINGS : ANNOUNCEMENT The new line of frames and mountings for the Fall and Xmas trade now on display. A dozen Fhotographs supply a dozen gift problems. We urge early appointments, because of being able to do only a limited amount of work. Special discounts with one ldrge print framed FREE with every order placed before Nov. 30. Call and see the fine display we have to offer the early shopper. Phone 103 and make an appointment today. “Quality FPhotographs” at HIEBER STUDIO Open Sunday 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. sittings by appointment only. Early orders receive the most careful attention. Avoid the : Rush
g 0 A Feather in 'ln equipping our shop to give one day battery charging service to the public; we have won the title of 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 withcut interruption. : | , , : Call at our shop for one da‘z battery service. ® = . £y ~ Kiester Electric Shop Ligonier, Lincoln Way West - Indiana
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PRIMROSE Coayp° o __~:____-:"__—~ Jack Frost W‘ l Keeps out when you s‘4 B ‘{w‘ " put in" Primrose Coal AN TH®— It keeps the house —g—% IO 10l d (N = e warm and clean an i R\ burns like hard coal :| =§ fi‘ -—-costs like soft soal. —_- FX ; Learn more about it. eN | , _ e _’E . Also Hard Coal and - g ' ~ Coke. Let -us fill your bin today. - BWEIR & COWLEY]|
The Ligomer Banner : ESTABLISHED 1‘1... - Published by he Banner Publishing Company ' W.C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday ind entered in the Postoffice at Ligoiter, Ind., as second class matter.
~ Railway Postoffice. . The Banner is indebted to Chester 5. Dravis in the mail service at Chicasy tor a copy of The Railway Post Of‘ic. u magazine published in the inicrestiotf mail employees and advocating i‘xcrca:e in salaries. The follewing i 3 taken from the publication after comment on the false economy of restricting the service of employees: “Anothe striking default of 'the Post Ofiice is the failure to deliver mail matter on aSturday afternoons .Sundays and holidays particulary on Sundays. Those are the very duys on which all classes of the population have the most time to read and write The American public has as much right and as great need to gct (t 8 muli service as its telephone service o: Sunday apd Holidays but the Uni.ed States Post Office deprives it of that right and fails to satisfy that need.” .
. Hcar From Berrian Springs. = In response to a radio message from a brcadcasting station at Berrian Springs Mich.,, Monday night a cablegrma from London was received -in acknowledgement. Tonight between 11 and 12 o’clock all instruments in the United States will remain silent in deterence to the broadcasting stations of England. : . . Longbrake Pays Fine. Merritt R. Longbrake of the Lincoln Cafe has receipts showing that he paid the fine and costs in a Warsaw court where he was charged with the illegal: possession of liguor ' and the case is settled in full. He says the statement that he would be sent to the penal farm is unwarranted and untrue.
Threatened With Pneumonia. : Joseph W, Smith the well known flkhart county farmer and dairyman is contined to his bed threatened with plural pneumonia. The-malady started like a bad cold and Mr. Smith kept on his feet thinking to wear it out, but finally he weakened and went to bed. ' _ Union Thanksgiving Service. Attention is again called to the union Thanksgiving services to be held Thursday morning in the M. E. church beginning -at ten o’clock. Rev. J. W. Reynolds pastor of the church will deliver the sermon and there will be a good musical program. He Dorn’t Want Muckh. Garbage Master Notestine is growing fastidious in his old age. He requests all housewivesr and kitchen maids to do their garbage up in neat packages so itm ay be handled in a more genteel manner. '
- Two Days Off, - Ed Crockett after December Ist will not make oil and gasolene deliveries !on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each ‘week until further notice. His patrons will govern themselves accordingly. 40b2t* Entertain Picmic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wood very delightfully entertained the picnie club the other evening and produced the usual 'elaborate entertainment. Pedro was the diversion for the evening. ' Po Winter in Michigasn. William A. King left today for Lansing, Mich to spen the winter with his daughter Mrs. L. H. Ellsworth and family. He usually spends his winand Eagle lake. The birds were very : Sell More Cattle. Henry and Curtis Hire Monday sold 20 more head of cattle to the Greens making 60 head they have sold in the past 30 days. The animals are about ready for the market. e | . Postoffice Hours. -
There will be no mail deliveries in Ligonier on Thanksgiving. The post office will close at 9:30 in the morning for the day. The public will govern itself accordingly. Visit State Capitol. : Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Weir Mrs. F. E. Weir and Miss Ina Warren are in Indianapolis to partake of Thanksgiving turkey with Harold Warren and family. : Meet and Adjourn. The Ligonier city council will meet Thursday evening and adjourn .until Friday evening on account of Thanksgiving. : Special Matinee at 3:00 Thursday at Crystal. : F. B. Parker, Pastor. Hesidence 135 N. Cavin SBtreet. Telephone 198. Sunday School—9:80 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 Chareh. J. W. Reynods Pastor. Residence 116 Martin St. Teephone 187. Sunday School 9:30 a. ni. : Morning Service 10:45 a. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m.
COMMISSIONER'S ALLOWANCES | Isaac Deter Clrek’s account § 15.00 E. L. Adair, Clerk’s Supplies 14.00 Grace Gappinger, Clk’s Clk Hire 17.25 Ruth Griffin, Clk’s Clk Hire 90.00 Burroughs Add. Mch. Co. . | Aud.’s Office Ex. o 150 Dwight L. Wiseman - . Auditor’s Clerk Hire 100.00 J. Herbert Cockley, Treas. Sup. 10.00 J. Herbert Cockley, Treas. Tem. Office 100.00 Will T. Knox, Surv. Sup. 6.5 Guy R. Hall, Co. Supt. Sal. 167.36 E. L. Adair, Co. Supt. Sal ~22.50 Guy R. Hall, Co Supt Tra}v Ex 2592 E. L. Adair, Ass. Sup. 7.00 John W. Hays, M. D. | ~ Sal H’lth Com 30.91 Dr. J. W. & Wocdward Hays, ’ ~ Prov. Cont. Disease 14.00 Guy Hardenbrook, : Prov. Cont. Disease 9.00 Mrs. Anna K. Prickett, Per Diem Truant Officer 72.00 Mrs. Anna K. Prickett, )
Expense Truant Officer 21.16 E. L. Adair, Sup’s Tr'tO fi'r 11.50 D. M. Gatwood, Cr’'t Ho’se Rep’r 55.25 R. K. Riddle Co. Cr't H’se Rp’r 184.32 H. J. Metz, Cr't H’se Rp'r 33.95 Dora May, Cr't H’se Em’yee 1.00 Michael May, Cr't H’se Em’yee 75.00 R. W. Halforty, Treas. ‘ ! V Cr’t H’se Sup’s - 47.89 R. W. Halforty, Treas. '_ o Cr't H'se Sup's . 679 Steeps & Thomas C'rt H’se Sup’s 3.80 Fred Cappinger; C'rt H’se Sup’s 32.00 Albion Hdwe. Co. C'rt H’se Sup’s 8.65 Stoops & Thomas, Jail Supplies 3.51 Frank W. Cole, Jail Supplies 3.60 R. W. Halferty, Treas., Jail Sup’s 8.8 Albion Hdwe. Co. Jail Supplies 11.64 J W. Edwards, Jail Supplies 3.50 R. K. Riddle Co., Jail Supplies .70 H. J. Metz, Jail Supplies ~ 3.50 R. K. Riddle Co., Co. F’m Rp’r 121.95 D. M. Gatwood Co. F'm Rp’r 45.75 Otto Dischley, Co. F'm Em’yee 46.00 R. Schlotterback, Co. F’m Em’yee 7.00 Levi Gaff, Co. F'm Em'yee 5.00 Calvin Black, Co. 'm Em’yee 3.00 R. McGuire, Co. ’'m Em’yee - 7.00 N. Barcus, Co. F'm Em’yee 13.80 Ira Wright, Co. F’'m Em’yee 7.00 {IU. Young, Co. ’'m Em’yee 39.87 Stoops & Thomas, (‘l; F'm Sup’s 43.99 Eagles & Son, Co. F'm Sup’s 3.64 R. W. Halferty, Treas.
Co. F'm Sup’s © 10538 William Glass, Co. F'm Sup’s 37.88 Ligonier Art. Ice Co. : Co. F'm Sup’s : 37.50 Albion Hdwe. Co., Co. F'm Sup's 3.66 C. E. Bloom, Co. F'm Sup’s - 5.65 J. F. Bauer Co., Co F'm Sup’s 42.00 E. L. Becker, Gr’l R’'d Rep’'r - 1909.6¢ Children’s Aid Society of Ind. Orphan p'r in other Ist. 1746.00 E. R. Natteson, Election Ex. - 9.86 J. H. Matthews, Election Ex. 20.00 C. W. Bliss, Election Ex. 18.00 Eva Cochran, Election Ex. -~ 25.00 F. Bodenhafer, Election Ex. 20.20 EI. P. Cobbs, Election Ex. - 26.50 Walter E. Wolf, Election Ex. 23.80 Silvia Donovan, Election Ex. 25.65 'J. Mendan hall, Election Ex. 20.60 J. T. Latta, Election Ex. - 19.60 Ed Bentine, Election Ex. 16.90 G. Deßruler, Election Ex. 25.40 J. M. Kirkland, Election Ex. 19.40 Eva M. Green, Election Ex. 18.60 L. Boggs, Election Ex. 19.40
Oro Hyndman, Election Ex, 25.40 N. B. Whitford, Election Ex. . 19.40 Nella Gardner, Election Ex.. 24.40 Mrs. H. Reid, Election Ex. 25.40 J. C. VanGorder, Election Ex, 2440 W. B, K. Weimer, Election Ex. 18.00 J. D. Camp, Election Ex. 24.20 J. R. Chaffee, Election Ex. 2340 Mrs, Flora Postle, Election Ex, 23.20 Freida Snider, Election Ex. 29.40 M. Trombold, Election Ex. 19.40 Nellie B. Williams, Election Ex. 18.80 E. E. Knapp. Election Ex. 19.60 A. Miswelhorn, Election Ex. 25.40 Louis Nolsor, Election Ex. 25.40 C. Weller, Electioni Ex. 19.80 Forrest Parker, Election Ex. 18.00 V. C. Simon, Election Ex. 20.20 Enoch Shisler, Election Ex. 22.80 ‘Herschell Clouse, Election Ex. 18.40 Isaac Skeels, Election Ex. 21.00 Russell King, Election Ex. 18.26 M. 1. Rapp, Election Ex. 18.6 v E. L. Adair, Eleetion Ex. 271.60 0. E. Pressler, Election Ex. = "540.12 B. R. Matteson, Election Ex. 6.80
‘ . k""fi‘ . ‘ J/.'*'l > . : . v | :‘. bb | Bemmlul woedwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose their respective valueif the one ~ predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience is omitted - The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the- Electric Contractor puts the real enjoyment and convenience into your home with - To do witheut this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest ren- ~ joyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service ~ls the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every - home canhaveit. | e If your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at one. Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
B. R. Matteson, Election Ex. 2.50 H. B. McClelland, Soldier Burial 75.00 Irwin & Reyber, Soldier Burial 75.00 Will T. Knox, Ex. of Ditches, 35.60 Will T. Knox, Ex. of Ditches 70.95 Will T. Knox, Ex. of Ditches 59.10 Will T. Knox, Ex. of Ditches 49.50 The Avilla News, Ex. of Ditches 23.17 l J. H. Cockley, Ditch Bonds_ 502.72 A. Gappinger, Freight 20.85 Kendallville: Fair Assn. ' Kendallville Fair App. 1000.0¢ 3. Nulf, Sink Holes 250.00 Albion Hdwe. Co., Su'v'rs Sup’s 18.74 Indianapolis Commercial ; Pre. Exp. on Roads 8.42 Indianpolis Commercial v Pre. Ex. on Roads 8.42 B. H. Mattescn, Pre. Ex. on R’ds 10.20 E. L. Adair, Pre. Ex. on Roads 9.60 Will T. Knox, Pre. Ex. on Roads 6.50 ‘R. H. Rerick, Pre. Ex. on Roads 9.00 Irene Byron Sanatorium . , Same Ex. on Roads: 832.50 Dr. G. W. Hamilton, - : Co. Area Test ! 125.00 Dr. G. W. Hamilton, o
' Co. Area Test - 102.50 Louis Leighty, Taxes Refunded 3.84 Wm. B. Knapp, Taxes Refunded 3.15 Sale & Elliott New Bridge 503.06 W. R. Davis, Bridge Repair 184.60 Eagles & Son, Bridge Repair 184.11" G. W. Fetters, Bridge Repair 76.62 Will T. Knox, Bridge Repair 140.65 J. Henentleen, Bridge Repair 10.00 Earl Moyer, Bridge Repair 1028.00 Sale & Elliott, Bridge Repair 247.00 W. E. Appleman, Adams Road 84.00 W. E. Appleman, ‘Adams Road 47.25 Will T. Knox, Adams Rocad 29.35 E. Mahoney, Adams R'd 5643.41 Will T. Knox, Bufi'enbarger R'd 18.90 lHawk &Weeks, Buffenbarger 1927.83 Will T. Knox, Kreiger Road ~ 5.40 Gordon Adair,McCoy Road 2251.62 Will T. Knox, McCoy Road 42.50 W. D. Boner, McCoy Road 56.00 Will T. Knox, McCoy Road 27.35 E. Mahoney, Moore Road 1504.07 Kendallville Pub. Co. Pub. Pt. 1.92 E. 1. Adair, Pub. Pt 9.00 The Avilla News, Pub. Pt. 11.80 E L. Adair, Pub. Pt 16.90 B. R. Matteson, Pub. Pt. 17.00 Will T.. Knox, Gr’l R’d Rep’r 33.70 Noble Truck Co., Gr'l R’d Rep’r 7.86 Albion Hdwe. Co. Gr’l R’d Rep’r 12.82 Will T. Knox, Gr’l R’d Rep’r 935.87 Noble Motor Truck, Gr’l R’d Rep'r ; 26.8%
The Banner Pub. Co., Pub. Pt. 2.75 J. Pontius, Gr’'l R’d Rep’r 9.00 Arthur Johnson, Gr’l R’d Rep’r 415.82 C. E. Bloom, Gr'l R’d Rep’r 1.89 V. C. Simon, Gr’l R’d Rep'r 225 E. Mahoney, Rhea Road 1887.84 ‘Will T. Knox, Rhea Road 17.05 Will T. Knox, Rich Road 540 W4H T. Knox, Steel Road ©108.05 Johnson Const. Co., Steel R’d 25296.4" Standard Oil C., Gr'l R’d Rep‘r 112.76 R. K. Riddle Co., Gr'l R'd Rep’r 7.60 ‘Will T. Knox, Riddle Road - 6.40 " Christian Science Society, '~ .Services are held as rollows: Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock | Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock. i Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. Everybody welcome. - tf Order a package of Blue Bird Washing Powder with your next grocery order. - ? tf
. Presbyterian Church. ‘ " @. H. Bacheler Pastor Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St Telephone 345. ~ Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. : . Vesper Services at 5 o’clock Mid-week Service Wed. 7:16 P. M. YP S CE Tueaday 1:16 P. M. : Notice of Administration : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County Indiana appointed and has qualified as ad‘ministrtor of the estate of Samantha L. Lasell|deceased late of Noble County, Indiana and the heirs of said “decedent the creditors of her estate and all other persons interested therein will be governed accordingly. Joseph C. Kimmell Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford L Ligonier, Indiana Attorneys for Administrator. 38b3w
J. L. HENRY . k J. C. KIMMELL Home Realty and Investment Co. City and Town Properties, Resort Cottages and . - Business Chances- ;
1%, story 5-room housé in Rome City. Terms to =uit purchaser. 2 modern furnished cottages at Morrison Island, Lake Wawasee Modern 8-room one-story frame house in Richmond's addition. Garage. . _ - : 9-room . house on Cavin streei, thoroughly modern. Good 2 car garage. - Right down town. . 11,-story frame residence on South McLean street. Garage. Two vacant lots in WeSt ann addition. Buy and puild. ! Two vacant ldts' in Ricbmonds addition. : 22-room hotel in good town on Lincoln highway. Will take farm in exchange. . Three residence properties in Syracuse. Priced to 'sell. : House and 4?,'1., vacant lots ni Kimmell. . . Modern cottage eompleteiy furn ished and two vacant lots at Ogden Island for sale. ;
Comfortable brick house near North Side Grocery. All building in good repair. : f Garage in good Lincoln Highway town. Investigate this. Will take small farm in trade: General store in good farming community. Will exchange tor farm or town property. T-room modern house in Angola. Will sell on-liberal terms, 10-room;, modern frame residence right down town.’ Can be converted into a double. : 11-rcom house and one acre of ground north .of river. : Grocery in good town. Will invoice about $2.500. Good location and' cheap rent. . ] Gene.ral_ store in live town will take farm, resturant or othet business in exchange. FARM LANDS—Read our revised list of farms in Monday's edition of the Banner. 37 choice farm at bargain prices.
Phone 165 ~Second Floor Sheets Bldg. Ligonier, Ind
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6 Cylinder Overland, good condilion - 2 Door Ford Sedan, like new | Ford Touring Car, good - | running condition Blazed Trail Garage
Grocery and restaurant in - a live town. Cheap. rent and a good location. - : j Choice lot in -,Lincolanigthy Homesittes Addition, Mishawaka Vacant lot at Pi‘;ppohutlii_e lLake at the right price, ) & Dicdern | 9-rvooni brick icuse with - built in garage. Located just .right. : §-room brick house. Full basement. Abundance of fruit. Modern 7-room house on Lincoln . Way South. Hardwood floors. Terms. Modern 9-room house on MeLean streét. Newly decorated. ‘New furnace. » e Four lots in Emily Hights Addition to Elkhart. Will trade tor Noble county farm. 115-story cottage and 3 lots ‘near. . Quilt factory. Garage. Plenty ot fruit. . 8-room house on North Side Double Garage. Will trade fdr small farm near Lake Wawas@e. Two choice vacant lots on So. Cavin street.. Buy a lot and ~ built to suit yourself. , 1
Two business rooms-ii a growing city. Good tenants.{& Modern 7-room house on South Cavin street. Built-in garage. Modern 7-room house on Sixth street. Hardwood floors. Priced right. = , Model‘n 6-roon house on North Side.. Bank barn. Plenty -of fruit . Vacant - lot in south part -of city. - = ‘ Battery station in good location. Cheap "rent. Established business. ' | Choite modern home and 11 ‘lots on South Main street. No _better location in town. Six room cottage on Sixth street Priced for quick sale. : : ‘Modern 8-room brick house on Main street.. Choice location. Priced right. Will rent subject -to-sale. o