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Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., 23 second eclass matter. .

Hand Bag Found Money Gone. . While trading in Ligonier last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer lost a hand bag from their car containing a five, a one doliar bill and some change. When their son ’Edward came to school Tuesday morning he found the bag hanging on an awning rod in front of the Kerr furniture store but the money was gone. Mr. Shearer thinks the finder of the hand bag may have removed the money to proteet it and when he ‘iearns to whom it belongs he will re‘turn gk :

- Game Wardens Busy., State game wardens of the conservation department arersted 113 persong resulting in 106 convictions for game and fish law violations during May. Fines and costs totalled $2,155.60. Leading offenses were 55 for poscession and using illegal size seines and nets; 15 for hunting and fishing without license; 13 for taking undersiged fish; 10 for possession of spears, 7 for using trot and set lines on lakes. In the main. officials of the department say the.closed season law on two species of black bass and blue gills April 30 to June 16 is being well observed., < : ;

.Hurt in Auto Wreek. Mrs. T. D. Baughman, residing near Lisbon, suffered numerous and quite sérious bruises late Saturday afternoon at.LaOtto, when the automobila in which she was riding, collided with another car parked at the side of the street. The car was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Baughman, Cyrus Helmer and two (*hildfien. Mr. Helmer was driving the machine and struck the parked car when making an effort to miss another car, which was driven from the left side of the street into traflic on the opposite side.: Mrs. Baughman was thrown to the floor of the car.

Has Birthday Party.

Lois, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sisterhen entertained about 25 little guests at the family home on West Third street Monday afternoon the occasion being the sixth anniver. sary of her birth. The guests enjoyed a great time with a feast of igce cream cake and candy. - Childish games were the diversion for the afternoon and all left in a mood of supreme delight.

Struck on the Head

Frank Digging suffered a painful cut on his head last. Friday afternoon while engaged in helping to raise telephone poles along the Drake road west of Kendallville. He suffered the injury when a pike pole fell, striking him on the top of the head. The wound bled profusely and physician was summoned to dress the wound.

Burglars Get $125,

~ One hundred and twenty-five dollars, two quarts of milk and two cartons of cigarettes was the loot of a robber who broke into the George Burgh' restaurant at Etna Green, A gum machine containing nearly $5O of the loot was recovered. :

Even Suckers Won’t Bite.

Marlin Riice says even suckers the most gullible fish in the Elkhart river refuse to bite since the K. K. K. planted a red cross in that stream just west of the Cavin street bridge. The cross was erected last Friday night.

Gave Him Oil Bath.

A loving wife in Trenton New Jersey gave her devoted husband an oil bath while. he.slept. The oil was boiling hot when the insane woman applied it and the man died from the scalding. '

Qif For Butermilk Point,

The freshman class of the Ligonier high school will tomorrow drive over to Buttermilk Point, Wawasee for a piénic and outing, It will be a jolly crowd. ; :

Plants Onions Third Time.

" George McConnell, who raises onions in Thorncreek township Whitley county, made his third sowing last week. Frost nipped the onions which developed from the first two sowings.

Hurt in Fall,

Joseph Eckhart gets about with difficulty. He is just beginning™to come down town after a confinement of three weeks the result of a fall and injury to his back. .

See al Ithe thrills of a real bull fight arena in ‘“The Bandolero’ at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

' Barbara, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Lyon who had been quite ill, is about herself again.. ,

Thieves visited the Nolt cemetery south of Columbia City and took everything they could find in the tool house that might be of use.

Wanted,

To make birthday -pictures of children from one to five years old, phone 103 for particulars an dappointment. : : batf

Designing Hem stitching, picot edging, 6, 8 ani 10 cents the yard, Mrs. Jennie Shet 8 Bartholomew. , 10b8t

LAPORTE BOYS BAND

Forty-Eight Members Dine at Hotel Ligonier Tuesday and Give Fine Coneert Afterwards,

~ The LaPorte Boys Band forty-eight in number visited Ligonier Tuesday on an outing trip through central Indiana to Vicennes. They were entertained at luncheon at Hotel Ligonier by the Chamber of oCmmerce and atterwards gave a fine concert on Cavin street in front of the posfoffice. Tt required two large busses, a truck and two touring cars to transport the band and the plan is to camp out nights, furnishing concerts along the way for meals. : : l The usical organization was formed and trained by Prof. 1. 8. Loos under the auspices of the Y. M, C. A. He has over 100 boys and 50 girls under training an dis accompanying the . band on its pilgrimage. The youngsters are-a joliy lot and aside from rendering ‘good. mu-ic seem well trained in courtesy. . Thoy expected to stop in Fort Wavne Tuésday night. : ey o

Antiques Sell High,

An ‘auction sale at Middlebury of household goods which included many antiques brought over $3,000 or several times the ap'pra_ised value. The property belonged to the late Misses Lydia .and Leah Yoder both deceazed Competitive bidding Dbrought the prices up. An old clock regarded as a special prize sold for' $l%O. Six plates of qld English ware hrought $24 and were said to-have been ‘purchased for 30 cents by the great‘erandmother o fthe decensed owners.

Death at Rome (ily.

William C. Hassinger, aged about 6 byears, native of Woodruft, and.for more than 30 years : a resident of Rome City, d¢died Monday morning at teh home of his brother, Lewis Hac. singer, near Wolcottville, Death fioilowed an illness of .five weeks, which started from inflenza and preumonia. After suffering from those diseases other complicationsg developed which resulted in his death.: The past few years he had heen in gradually failing health.

Making Too Much Profit,

The municgipally owned electric light and power utility at Goshen has petitioned the Indiana public service commission for authority to decrease the rates for électri¢’ light and submitting a statement to show the earnings o fthe plant warrant a reduction. The Goshen ecitiy. utilities is in competition with the Interstate Public Bervice éompany of - Indianapolis although it buys its current of that company on a long standing contract.

Burglars at Syraeuse,

Robbers visited Syracuse at an edrly hour Monday morning and broke into several places. At the Seider and Burgener grocery, which they entered through—f’.‘ réar window, they secured about $4OO in cash. At the Lgake Side garage, they got about slo° from the cash register, but were unable to gain entrance to the Star clothing store on account of the iron bars on the rear windows. No clue has been found.

Only Eight Survivors.

Reuben Lutz Goshen David Herrington, Wakarusa and . Oryille T, Chamberlain Los Angeles formerly of Elkhart are among the eight living survivors of the 111 who originally made up Co. G., 74th Indiana Volunteer Infantry recruited in REikhart county for the Civil war. Capt. Chamberlain is the only surviving commissed officer,

Fishermen Fined $25 Each,

Sylvester 1.. Kincaide and Ernest Liper, both of Goshen, pleaded guilty to a charge of fishing for blue gills from&he Elkhart river and were fined $25 each in Goshen ecity court Monday morning, Game Warden Emanuel Click, of Syracuse made the arrests. It is illegal to fish for bass or blue gills until after June 15.

Estate Appraised at $20.098

An appraisement of $20.098.29 was made in circuit court at iGoshen -on the estate of Frank A. Richards of Millersburg who some time ago shot and killed himself in the loft of a small barn in the rear of his home, Ernest S. Richards is the administrator o fthe estate. o

Milton Sills and Corrine Griffith two big stars at Crystal next week.

Corn for Sale speak quick, Mrs, Sheets Bartholomew. 13atf

Sol Henoch was in Detroit several days this week on_ bhusiness for the Refrigerator company.

Messrs and Mesdames Homer Mowers, K. H. Tavlor and Frank Horner al lof South Bend. : 7

Dr. Black reports the birth of a baby daughter Monday to Mr. and Mrsi Ruel Stair on the North Side.

" Virginia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Howell of near Cromwell had her tonsils removed in the emergency hospfital of rD. Black Monday.

Summer School at the South Bend Business College. Lowest rates best courses. Rarn beard and room: Write for catolog’ and entrance dates. 15bh6t*

Overland = Willys«Knight Automobiles. Glen Nicolai agent Cromwell, Indiana garage. Tor service and demonstration see H. P. Tucker addresg Ligonier Ind. : 14btf

Gives $5,000 Bond. . Joseph (. Huizell of Fort Wayne president o fthe Ovelmo Manufacturing company and prominent Republican leader was arrested Thursday afternoon by Deputy United States Marshal John Voegtlin on a warrant charging conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. He immediately posted a bond of §55,000 for his appearance in court. D o

Notice of Sale of Stocks and Bonds. Notice is hereby given that the un-| dersigned executor of the last will of- Allie Stuart, deceased, late.of Noble Ccunty, Indiana will -at the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Yvoble ' County, Indiana, at two o'clock P. M. on the 22nd day of June.l92s and from day to day thereafter at the same hour and place until sold, offer for gale at private sale, for cash, and for not: less than the full appraised value thereot, the following described stocks bonids and securities belonging to the ostate -of said testatrix, to-wit: one eight per cent first mortgage bond of ‘the Magnolia Textile Corporation, par value $1000.00; one seven per. cent first mortgage /bond of the Ceuntry Shore Apartméh't Building Corporaltiou. par value $1000.00; one seven and one-half per cent first mortgage ' bond of Vulecan Louisville Smelting Company, par value $500.00; one seven and one-half per cent first morigage bond of Vulcan Louisville Smelting Company, par value $500.00; ten shares of the preferred stock of the Chicago Box and Crating Company par value $lOO.OO per share; thirty five shares of the preferred stock of The Fair par value $lOO.OO per share; ten shares of the preferred stock of the American Cutlery Company, par .value i?;:1_(‘»0.00 per share; three bonds of the | Parkway-Webster Hotels ;six and oneIhnlf per -cent gold bonds - par '\‘:flue_ $500.00 each; two six six © and, - one-half per cent | bonds issuéd by Sheridan Apartmentse | par value $500.00 each, and two six and one-half per cent bonds issued by [therhardt | Apartments, par value 15500.00 each. Sai securities may be 'seen cand inspected at the office of said Citizens Bank, By order of the Nolile Circuit Court of Indiana.: , Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, executor of the will of -~ Allie Stuart, deceased. Bothwell & Vanderford o Ligonier, Indiana - e Attorneys. 13b3w

Notice of Administration.

Notice is herby given that the undersigned has been by the Noble Circuit Court. of Indiana duly appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah Givens, late of Noble County Indiana deceased. and creditors and all other persons interested in her estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. s Oliver P. Givens, Administrator Bothwell & Vanderford . Attorneys for Estate, ' 13h3w - Christian Science Society. | ~ Services are held as follows: Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock. : & Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. : Everybody welecome. tt F'oßretz for Glasse ;4%4“?: SHam Ey:es ’»'y . Tor ' ; A Sharp Work All mechanics llke to use keen wiged, perfect tools. ,' Eyes are tools of the mind and must be sharp to do good work and rogist the wear of constant use. Zst us sharpen your sight dy furnishing glasses that will ensble you te see clearly. 5 Ia What Condition ~ Are Your Eyee? X ' 9® Mevin E. Bretz Optometrist zad Gpticlan 130 S.. Main Si. : : : GOSEE

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 Batteries, Tires, Tubes or Accessories we have them at attractive prices. Kiester Electric Shop : Phone 481 £

DGD&I’[IIIBII[ ' ‘ , It you are considering an investment, we ' would be pleased to have you call and investigate our high grade securities. Here are a few of the bonds we can re- , commend as a safe investment. ’ U.S. Bondsat market‘quota-l First Mortgage Real Estate tions. ' . Bonds to net you 674 %. | : And many other safe and atGravel Road Bonds to net ~ tractive securities to net you 4%%. | from sto 6 per cent. &Y : : The Farmers & Merchants ~ Trust Company . i The Bank}éf Safety and Friendly;Service.

- For Rent The rooms in the rear of the Citizens Bank, formerly occupica by The Straus Brothers Company : are for rent . - Heat and Light Furnished Inquire at Citizens Bank

Don’t F orget to Visit the ELK’S CIRCUS . - KENDALLVILLE : 12 Big Acts ~ All Next Week A Show That Will Please You

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J. L. HENRY , J. C. KIMMELL Home Realty and Investment Co. City and Town Properties; Cusiness Chances - - and Resort Properties

- LIGONIER RESIDENCES Modern 6 room frame house on Second Street. : 114 story brick house near the North Side School House. 8 room modern frame house on North " Martin Street. : Modern 8 room house and 3 lots on Worth Side. Terms . ~ Seven room modern house on Union Street. Good barn. - ~ Modern stucco house on Mc- - Lean street. : : ¢ 7 room brick house near fhe Catholic church. Priced to sell. " 5 room cottage .on 'Lincoln Way West. Modern. 1% story 7 room house on South McLean Street Garage. 9 room modern home on Cavin Street. Good garage. Modern House with built in garage on South Cavin street. ~ Six room one story frame house on Jay Street, e 8 room brick house on Third Street. Plenty of fruit. Modern 9 room frame house on Cavin Street. nearr Wood: Triangle. : \ S VACANT LOTS IN LIGONIER Two choice vacant: lots in south part of the city. Two choice lots in West Lawn Addition. S OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES q g'oom frame house 16 vacant lots and one half acre of ground in Kimmell. Barn, garage and poultry house will trade on a 40 acre farm. b Sh

Phone 165 "Second Floor Sheets Bide. Ligonier. Ind.

.~ Four room house and 2 lots on Maple Avenue Kimmell. Will sell on contract. 4 Vacant lots in Elkhart for sale or trade for Noble County property. z : BUSINESS CHANCES Interurban Restaurant in a live City on Lincoln Highway. Would trade for farm. - Pool room in live town. . Gemeral Store in a live town. Doing good business. o . Good restaurant on Lincoln ‘Hotel in good town on Lincoln Highway. Will trade. for farm. i . ‘General Store in good Rural Community. Will take a small farm in exchange. ¢-, -.. Variety Store in live town in LaGrange county. ° ST RESORT PROPERTIES - Five choice’ vacant. lots at Ogden Island ILake @ Wawasee near the sight of the new hotel. - Two modern furnished cottages on Morrison Island Lake ‘Wawasee. e - Two vacant lots atNatticrow Beach Lake Wawasee. i 2 Modern Cottages at Ogden Island-L_ake Wawasee. s f Two cottages at Ogden ‘lsland. Priced right.. . c s Three choice lots. at Lake Papaieechle s .0 ouass vl 8 120 acre farm with pr’ivate‘):a;kéd within one mile of Lincoln Highway. About 15 ,acres of choice onion and mint ‘land, & __Thfee furnished cottages at. Nattierow Beach Lake Wawasee,