Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 12A, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 May 1925 — Page 3

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. : & e = : Bargains in Real Estate - 100 acres, 4 miles Wwest of Milford on good road, a good 8§ room house with cellar, barn 40x80; crib and grainery 28x32, near school, $4,000.00 encumbrances e s - 160 acres between Corunna and Waterloo on Toledo and Chicago Pike with fine set of furm buildings, house modern®*-good farm terms can be made. This is a bargain. - ; 80 acres 1145 mile east of Millershurg, 6 room house, good cellar barn and out-buildings fair; good level piece of land nearly all under cultivation : 4 160 acres 5 miles northwest of Topeka, good set_of buildings well fenced, very good soil - w 0 76 acres 3 miles south of LaGrange, § room house. barn 36x50, good crib and grainery, encumbrances §56,000.00, soil good quality, farm level good wvalue. - - . ‘ Gocd 8 room house on Se. Cavin St. ,well located. Price $3,330 | 160 acres with fair set of buildings wery good soil level to slightly undulated, located on Chicago Pike East of Wawaka. Will take back the mortgage of $8,000.00. ' Look This Over a nice little chicken farm with the house located in the city of Ligonier and acres are just out of the corporation, total would be about 8 acres, house 8 rooms with electric lights, barn and poultry house and fruit. This is a bargain o = 7 room house north side. Price $1;700.00 e We have several propositions for trade such as farms and stocks of groceries and merchandise and hotel building which I think would be very intereting to any one who could wish to trade ror anything of that sort. : : . 112 A. with bungalow house, small poultry house and other out buildings modern except city water. Ajoins the city of Ligonier on the Lincoln Highway. This would make an ideal chicken farm. : 5 percent money ,to loan on the farms. e Simon Schloss L. P. Blue Phone 323 s L Phone 87 Headquarters Citizens Bank '

% ® Introducing Mr. 1. Oxide You know him well—too well. Iron Oxide is only another name for RUST—the biggest thief, the greatest property destroyer in the world. e Yet most loss from rust is unnecessary.. If you will coat any exposed metal surface with Barrett Everjet Paint, you’'ve beaten rust. Sun, rain and snow have no effect on this enduring protective paint. Once on, the elastic filme coat of Everjet stays on. o | d i PROTECTIVE - . PAINTS = Our long experience with paints of many kinds ~ convinces us that the quality of Everjet cannot be duplicated at the price. Another thought— =~ ~ _ Before you roof or re-roof—see our complete line of Barrett Roofings. There’s a roofing suitable for your home, your garage, your farm building or your factory. . S o Wmaeeee _ - HARDWARE | : : : Phone 134 o

.. Students at Purdue. . Noble county has been represented at Purdue University this year by 20 students a recent check of the records xin the office*shows. The total énroli;ment is 3660, a gain-of 246 over the new mark of 3414 established last year, , The following from this county registered during the year in the institution: ; \ Kerdallville G. R. Arehart R. L. Amos, R. 0. Bunyan ¥, J. DeVoeH. 8. Hanes, @rothy 8.. Diggins G. R Prentice, R W. Riddls. ' } ‘Ligonier A. L. Biddle, J. H. Harper i ‘Avilla,R. A. Diehm, M. G. Kelham. . &lbion, T, W. Gatwood, R. L. Matthews H. B. Ruper, k. C. Stangland. ~ Larwille, Maude M. Johnson, H. H. Western. : ¥ Cromwell, .\!:a,r.i" I, Moore E. M. Smithy H J Swarts,. , e - Mind Falls, Friends here have received wordi that Charles W. Chapnan former '-.vell.g known Warsaw . cigar nmnufa(:{ureﬂ who went to the Elks’ National home at Bedford, Va., is in & Very seric_)us] condition. Mr, Chapinan’s trouble is failing mentaliry. He is 84 vears old. OY.LG_‘, of the popular cigars he manufactured for years was tae State Seal. - The Hoaks ¥ntertain. : Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoak enter-. tained Tuesday evening. There were eight couples present. The ovexzmg was ‘spent in contests and games. Those winning ‘prizes wer2 Mrs. BMarion Schlotterback and dmond Summers. A two ccurse lunch2on was served. Only those present can realize and appreciate the enjoyabl: evening spent.

- Thirty-Feur Eniries, Thirty-four: ‘cars five of them foreign entries—-the largest liné sinee 1919—are entered in ithe ihirmém_h international 500-mille automobile race to be held at the Imdianapolis motor speedway Saturday May 30. . Nearßy Doaths, Henry Winslow 7. Theart and kidney trouble DeKalb county, Mrs. Carrie thoads cancer Rlkhart Lﬁ'?'iof Hartzler 43 brain frouble Elkhart county. - Visit Mother Sunday. Mr. and_Mrs. Ora Dill went to Loganspert and spent Nothers Day with Mr. Dill’s mother, Mrs. Rosa Dill. She was delighted to see them. . All Day Meeting, e The Community Aid of Ligonier will hold .an all day session in city hall Wednesday May 13. A full attendance is desired. ; ; Wanted, plain sewing. Ida Johnston 501 Grang street. : X s T R D de ¥ The Thief of ﬁagdad” there’s none greater see it next week at Crvstal: - - & s

N loßretz for Glasses , B B Sharp Eyes ) oF . All meochanies like to use keen sdged, perfect tools. Byes are tools of the mind and ‘must be sharp to do goed work and rosist the wear of constant use. Zet us sharpen ypour sight by - furnishing glasses that will enshis “you to mee clearly. . 3 In What Condition ~ v Are Your Eyes? L Mevin E. Bretz Optomeirist zrd G)tician 130 B. Maln Si GO S nies :

Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, - Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling : Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage

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E - Robbers Aittack Two tSores. . . Two “robberies were attempted in li{endallville Wednesday = night by thieves who made efforts to enter the ‘Central Drug store and the Kendallville Hardware company store by breaking windows in the rear of the buildings. At.the Central Drug store the thieves gained entrance to the rear storage room but were unable to enter the front part of the store hecause of -a large locked door that separates the two .rooms. A glass in the rear door was broken this enabling the thieves to reach through and remove’ the bar which fastened the doors. At the- hardware store the glass over the rear door was broken but bars across the opening of the inside of the room prevented the thieves from entering.. ' - Life Prisoners Paroled., = Thirteen persons who have been serving sentences in state penal insti. tutions including iwo who faced ii‘mprisonment for life for murder were paroled by Gov. Jackson. The governor 110‘.7&'63\'91' refused clemency to eighty. In addition to these the 20vernor granted commutation of sentences in the case of five vi'nn-hii'iingf two who were nnder life sentence for murder. Among those refused clem-, ency was Charles Chafee LaGrange cireuit court September 5 1923 one to fourteen years grand larceny ,\_t_a.tei Prison: : . . 3 ‘

' Sold to Highest Bidders, « . Reub Williams &Sons owners of tiie Warsaw 7Wimes in their issue of May 4th advertise fifteen delinquent subscribers a total of $41.75 “as.accounts tor sale to the highest bidder. The highest bidder gets any. one or more it desired” = . On the face of thes ale it is no more than justice to the owners of accounts vet a little -npral persuasion persistance and R=yiness goss a long ways towards col wiing subseriptions from delinquent übseribers. % ; - Ihes af Age of 98 i . Mprs, Sarah Chaddock 98 vears “old died Friday morning at her homd in Nappanee. Mes. Chaddock feil a w;éek ago and suficred a dislocation of a hip and shoulder and these injuries brought about her death. . . Mrs. Chaddock had heen a. resident cf Nappanee for the past fitteen yéars Prior to that time she had lived in Magnolia Ohio. She is survived by two daughters, fourteen grandechildren, eighteen great grandchildren and five great ?great grandchildren. (harged With Embezzling Funds. Charged with embezzlement {rom the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Alonzo J. Elkins "of LaPorte and D. Rimpley Wright of Elkhart have been arr-‘ested on warrants from the superior court and are -at liberty under bonds of $l,OOO each. Anetlier man who is wanted on a similar charge has not been apprehended. Elkins is charged with embezzlement of $102.66 and Wright embezzlement of $47.92. Elkins was arrested in LaPorte Tuesdav. ' ¥

| ~ Had Close Call. . When a large. motor bus on a curve attempted to pas saround an auto dri--ven by Harry Beyer 35 at Warsaw the bus struck the auto overturned:it in a ditch and unable to negotiate the eurve went through a fence and landed in a muck field. Beyer and his passenger Mrs. Charles New of Rourban were thrown under the wreckage but escaped serious injury. j Giris to Run City, Not to be.outdone by. the boys of Decatur who, recently held a city election and run the city government for an hour the girls of the city have nominated three tickets for;ja city election and the winning ticket will take over the city's reins for one hour next week. : Better Mail Service., - Clyde Walb republican state chairman has secured better mail service for LaGrange. He took the matter up with. Postmaster General New and arrangements were made to 'improve the delivery of mail to LaGrange by the G. R. & I railroad. - John, the Road Maker. : John Reese well known road builder is now working with his force of men widening cutting out the -hillsides and leveling the streteh of road from the Charles Wemple farm to the curve near the overhead bridge. The road will be improved with gravel.

- Defeat Daylight Saving. The proposal to observe daylight saving time at Elkhart was defeated at the primary election by a vote.of 2.881 1o 2,509. David Hoover republican and Mayor Frank ILeader democrat are the city's mayoralty nominees for election next WNovember 3. ' To Attend Angola Reunion. The annual reunion of the 157th Indiana Volunteer Infantry -war with Spain of which Company C of this city was a member was held at Angola Sunday May 10th. A number of veterans of this city attended. ‘ Burglars Enter Six Homes Burglars enteréd six homes at Elkart some time Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning ransacked the houses without digturbing any of the occupants and escaped: with a total plunder of $l5. . . 2t The* Highway Iron Products coni-' pany has been running day and night and Mr. Joseph is advertising for more men to work in the plant, L “The Great Divide” adrama deep in the heart of every American see it this wesic at Crystal. .

- Notice of Annual Meeting, The annual meeting of the stockholers of the JFarmers & Merchants Trust Company will be held in the Director’s room ip the city of Ligonier Noble county, Indiana on the 19 day of May 1925 at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose of electing twelve Directors | and ten Advisors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may‘ properly come before the meeting. Lo M 6 B Denning. See, ———— : | GENERAL OR«DI.\'ANCE No. 18 tln. relation to streets and alleys | ~ 'Be it ordained by the Common \ E‘Council of the City of Ligonier Noble| County, Indiena: = . . o | ~ Section 1. That the following de-|! scribed and. designated ‘streets: and parts of streets in the city of Ligonier Noble County Indiana, to-wit: all of! Lincoln Way South; Gavin Street from | its junction with said Lincoln ',Waywi South porthward to the north line of“ Lincoln Way West, and Lincoin Way | West from the intersection with Cavin Street westward to the west corporation line of said City, be, and the same each: hereby are, designated and g\s-l tablished as preferential traffic i streets and highways, and it shall | be unlawful for the driver of any| motor ychicle ov the driver of mi’y ! other vehicle whatsoever, to enter or drive upon any of said preferential | traffic streets aforesaid from any 1 cross street, ailey or driveway, without first bx'ingim: his vehicle to al complete stop at the intersection of | any such cross street, alley gr drive- 1 way with such preferential traffie | street and befcre'~»entéring upon any ' such preferential traffic street. 4 Section 2 Any person who shall ] violate thep: rovisions of sectien one i of this ordinance shall be deemed | guilty of a‘miﬂlemeanoﬁ and on éon—'j viction shall be fined for each offelyseg not exceeding twenty five dol-“ lays, L ; Section 3. This ordinance shall be | in full forece and effect from and after !! its passagé and ' lezal publication | ‘thereof, ’ - I -Passvdv and approved by the Congl-‘! mon Council® of the eity of Ligonier | Nohle County, Indiana this 30th day of April 1925, . . C.'E. Derning, Mayor, Attest:T. E. Jeanneret City Clerk. . . 11a3w

Notice of Appointment. State of Indiana Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed - administrator of the estate of Lulu D. Thompson, deceased, late of Noble County Indiana : o 'Said estate is supposed -to be solvent ; o , Earl Thomppson administra- - * for of the estate of Lulu D Thompson deceased B W. H. Wition. Afthe. . 10a3w

Time to Repair Your Car Now is the time to have your car repaired and put in shape for summer. . ~ We do alljobs, no matter how large or how small. We now have. with us, Mr. Ed Keasey, a first class mechanic to do the work. Give us a try-out and you will be a customer. " / It you need Batterics, Tires, Tubes or Accessories we have them at attractive prices. Kiester Electric Shop L Phone 481 :

- Ligonier’s 49th - Community Sale ' Will be held at Foster’s Sale PaViEfm@ on | * Thursday, May 21 ~ Sale’commencing at 6 o’clock in the evening We will have for this sale plenty of Cattle, Sheep, - Hogs, Poultry, Furniture and will huve | o ~ hundreds of other items, | . . Usual terms. o » - Come early. $lOO IN GOLD will be GIVEN AWAY at this Sale ~ GEORGE D. FOSTER, Manager

JEFFERSON_ THEATRE Ar Goshen . Thursday and Friday May 14, 15 ‘Ret‘um engaﬂge‘ment vat-'lower priceé ; “The Covered Wagon” | Ma.tinee--ThufSc‘&ay Only at 215 P.M. ~ Evening 7 and 9 P.M.

The LOSS « ENERGY 2" MOMEY" on one Qinters illness would pay the difference Between what you investin a PREMIER warm air hesting * plant and what you spend for a cheap furnace. That “Lealihy, humid heat” 1s a great asset'to the home all winte. Asl. . B.JE RICKARD & SON : . General Tinning, Heating aprd Plambing |

KL BNy . o S J. C. KIMMELL Home Realty and Invesiment Co. ' "~ FARM LAND BULLETIN

80 acre farm (in Elkhart Township. Good buildings. 95 acre farm in York Township on paved road. A snap.’ 80 acre farm in Sparta Towiiship. New buildings ~wvith modern conveniences. . ‘77 acre farm near Lake Wawasee adjoining Lake Papakeechie, : Yo 60 acre farm within 11% miles of Ligonier. A good stock or fruit farm. : 80 acre farm on State Highway within 2 miles of Albion. _ 73 acre farm on Lincoln Highway near Kimmell. $2.000 down. Plenty of time on balance. o 70 acre farm overlooking Diamongd lake. Priced to sell. 70 acre farm in Elkhart county - Lsivel and productive. . 80 acre farm in York Township. Good improvements. _ 80 acre farm 3% southwest of ligonier. Priced for quick sale. : ‘ : 40 acre farm in York Township. A snap for some one. Terms. : S 40 acres 3% miles Southwest of lLigonier. Good buildings. Level. : o -40 acres near Cromwell. Level preductive land. No buildings. ‘4O acre onion and mint. farm on Blazed Trail near Kendallville. Would trade for Ligonier property. : : . % 35 acre farm in Steuben County. : - 40 acre farm 10 miles northwest of Ligonier. Liberal terms . 40 arce level farm 3% miles northeast of Topeka. Good buildings. o

Phone 165 Second Floer Sheets Bklg. Ligonier, Ind.

‘llB acre “faym -in Elkhart Township. Goeod buildings. 105 acre farm 2 miles west of Millersibure .on pavement. 145 acrg farm on Lincoln Highwar. 25 acres, of choice onion ground. P e ; e P Henr 1 - 162 acre farm cdjoining ecity limits of Ligonier, : - 120 -uere: farm ‘in Whitley County 10 miles west of Fort ‘Wayna. - Would "trade for stock - of merchandise, - 144 acre farm in York Townshipskbip. 50 acres of good onion and mint land. . 257 acre farm 31% miles South east of Ligonisy. ; : 240 ac”> 7. arm near A! bien. © . . &olstein hert and dai# .Mf owt with farmw Or Sep@is 14 . : 1 - b = 7 4 Five a#w @¢v i near Crom= well at a 8¢ Would trade for digonief NEHAICLY. - 10 fhere level fract within one | mile of the Ligonier City limits on Tolcdo and Chicago Pike. 6 a=ro tract one mile west of Ligonte:r. Cood buildings. | :.1135 acres on luincoln Highway s%'miles southeast of Ligonier. . : e v | 154" aere farm northwest of * Kendailville, 40 acres timber, ‘Twao: sets oi- buildings. Can be sold in two-iracts of 114 and 40 acres each.. -.- Yo ‘Four Michigan 'farms{t bargain prices. e e .70 acre farn on Lincoln Highway within 2 miles of Ligonier, An idesl Country home _for : some oile. : ‘ } 75 acres on Sparta-Perry Town-. ‘ ship lire. 14 acres-timber.. - |