Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 37A, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 November 1925 — Page 2

e , Storing e Prosperity . The squirrel is smart emough to gather his winter’s supply of food during the - months of plenty. . What the beast foes by instinct, man has learned to des throuysh experience. Are you storing your dollarsin a safe place for fuiare needs? _ We pay 4 per cent on savings Citizens Bank itizens Ban ’ “The Bank by the Clbck” M R SRR ITAYS ST Y o§f vt et S

| S e = e . Doughnuts, biscuits, waffles, pies, Hot bread every day, Give the family some - surprise | Made the Davis way. Bake it BEST with BAKING ¥/ POWDER

EVERY INGREDIENT OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U. S. FOOD AUTHORITIES

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

"7 room modern house on Third street. For sale or rent. ' Dandy 7 room house on Lincoln Way West. 9 room house on Union street, large lot. Priced right. 5 room cottage on Lincoln Way West, Modern, Good garage 10 room house on Cavin street, suitable for rooming house. Terms. $B5O takes a house and corner lot near the U.B. church. Terms 7 room house on Union street and Lincoln Highway. Garage. Modern} 7 room house on Lincoln Way West, recently remodeled, $l5OO buys a 6 room house on Sixth street. ' _ $l4OO buys a good 6 room house on the North Side. Cornmer lot.

Phone 165 Over]Levy’s Furniture Store Ligenier; Ind

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7 room house, harn and poultry house and four acres of ground near the North Side School House, Terms. 3 choice vacant lotgs in the south part of the city. , BUSINESS CHANCES. The best restaurant in a city of 5000 on State highway. Two good restaurants on the Lincoln Highway in a live town, Garage on the Lincoln Highway. Would trade for a farm. General store in a good town. Doing good business. Invaddition to the above of ferings we have several choice residence properties, and over sixty farms for sale or trade. We handle insurance of every description, Federal farm loans and safe securities, Call at our office and lets talk matters over.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

The iigomer Banner ESTABLISHED 18660 . Published by ! 70 - “he Banner Publishing Company .W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter. °

" DEMOCRATIC TICKEY ‘ Mayor—Dr, C. G. Keehn Clerk—Joseph C. Kimmell, . 1 Treasurer—Olive M. Gerber. | Councilman Ist Ward—F. E, Tyler ~ Counellman 2nd Ward—¢G. O. Smith ‘Councilman Brd Ward—G. W. Starr Councilman at large—George RamsbY. ‘Councilman at large—Albert Bordner, ' _ : New Ford Record : The Ford Motor company’s production record moved up to a higher peak than ever during the last week. Fi}gure:; given cut by the company Saturday afternoon showed that fdr the .week of October 17-23 the domestic production totaled 49,004 cars and trucks a record for .any @ six-day period. - The biggest day for the week which reacked a new record was last Tuesday when 8,465 cars and trucks were produced. : i

Middlebury Schools Closed. The uliddlebury school and the Greirer school a short distance west of Middiebury werec losed for fumivation in an effort to stop any further spread of scarlet fever. There are five cases of scarlet fever in Middlebury, township all outside of the town of Middlebury, it was reported to Ccunty Health Commissioner Dr. H. K., Lemon of Goshen. There are also two cases of diphtheria in the town ship. ; :

Oppose Danece Hall,

A big dance hall to operate on Sunday pights and en nights thrcughout the summer and fall months within a short distance of the Winona Assembl: and Summer School Park entrance is planned by Samuel Farrell of Wabash The land embraced Winona Lake shore prcperty. formerly occupied by the Wincna ice house and the farm farther west along the lake shore. Winona people are protesting against the nlan. :

Gelden Eagle Captured,

A golden eagle with a wing spread of more than seven feet was captured alive in a corn field near Columbus. The eagle was captured by John Holder of Hawcreek township when he found the bird in a field where in had descended to capture a chicken. Unable to spread its wings becausc of the closeness of the corn rows the bird was knocked over the head with an ear of corn.

Goes on Rampage,

Becoming suddenly and violetaly insane Mabel Kngiff 32 residing with her varents nine miles south of Warsaw swung viciously at the throat of her tather with a long butcher knife. Her principal hallucination is that her enemies are plotting to kill her parents. She has been placed in the county jail.

Thanksgiving November 26

President Coolidge has issued a pro clamation designating Thursday November 26 as Thanksgiving day. Peace at home and'abroad a bountiful harvest and expanding commerce are special reasons the president said, why Americans should be thankful for the year now drawing to a close.

(oes to Reformatory.

Joseph Eifert 30 adopted son of Harry Effert prominent Chicago real estate man was sentenced 3 to 14 years in the state reformatory at Pendleton by Judge Wood at Fort Wayne on a charge of having poisoned his cousin Beatrice Clinto age 11 with intent to kill her,

Released on $3,000 Bond. Willfam Bennet aged 52 charged with a statutory offense upon the person of a six year old child, was released from the Whitley county jail, when six friends from south Whitley signed a $3,000 bond under which Mr. Benner is being held to the November term of court,

Appeals to Sheriff. David Bradley near Peru faces a pecular situation and has appealed to the sheriff for aid. ' Someone recently left a large still on Bradley’s farm and he is afraid government aids will mistake him for a bootlegger. . R ' Makes First Plea. The Avilla News in its jtem of thirty-six years ago Bays. ' F. P. Bothwell of Ligonier was the first attorney to make a plea in the new court house, - ‘ - Election Day Tomorrow. Tomorrow Tuesday November 3 an election will be held in all the municipalities of Indiana including ILigonier. It is the duty of all qualified citizens to vote.' s SO : Dr. Hines Warsaw Dles, Dr. W. L. Hines 64 one of the best known physicianes in northern Indiana died at his home at Warsaw from a stroke of paralysis, : Pay your Banner Subscription NOW _ See Connie Talmadge In “Her Sfster from Paris then tell us if you think she is naughty. Its at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

WAWAKA WAVELETS

Orlo Rimmell is on his way to California where he will take an office position this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rimmell have as guests since Sunday their little grandchildren Ruth and Dean Needham of Kendallville. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. Basil Needham are in Toledo 0., ' ~

Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Dull were guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hicks.

Mrs. Anna Schick’'s gister Mrs. Growcock is better. The lady however has not yet recovered the use of her limbs. She is suffering with paralysis at her Kimmell home, & Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver of the Rose farm entertdined recently for Mr. and Mrs. John Shell Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nelson of Ligonier. ;

Mrs. Cora Shaull will resign her position in Ligonier and go back to Ohio with her mother Mrs. Nancy Armstrong a week from Friday for the winter, . o X Sl - Constance Is Here, - An intimate picture of life behind the scenes in romantic old Vienna is ziven in “Her Sister From Paris,’ onstance Talmadge's new. starring piotui‘e : Constance plays two distinctiy difJerent roles one a lovely but timid soung housewife and the other a brazen boisterous Parisian dancer. The .wo characters are twin sisters. The story is laid in romantic Vianna, and has to do with a wife who hinks her husband doesn’t love hel i yecause he consistently fails to demnstrate his atfection. So she leaver lim and assumes the character of hex stage-dancer sister. o In this disguise she charms him 50 completely that he even elopes vith her, but awakens from his fas ination in time to realize that he ' oves after all none but his own wite

As the story unfolds entrancing slimpses are shown of life in the iomes of Vienna ard behind the cenes of the theatres. The conclud: ng sequence takes place in a lonely 31d tavern in the forest relic of the uncient days of old Viennese gaiety.

“Y” Banquet at Ligonier

The. annual meeting of the Father and Son banquet at Ligonier unde: he auspices of the county Y. M. C. \,, will be held November 12. J. C. Zimmell has been named chairman of he banquet committee. A, E. Nord ‘Y secretary has secured F. R. Lidlell prominent attorney of Laporte as ‘he principal speaker..

Brings -17 Per Pound.

Because of killing frosts last spring peppermint growers of Kosciusko sounty are finding it impogsible tec supply the demand for peppermint il which is now selling at $l7- a yound. Last year the same quality of oil brought $4 a pound and several years ago it sold for $1.256 a pound,

Earl Perlich and Robert Platt AvilEarl Perlich and oßbert Platt Avila both driving Ford cars figured in a collision causing considerable damage tc both machines. The Perlich machine with Mrs. Perlich and- son farl were out of the taoinetaoinin Platt came from the west. The occupants of both cars were injuréd’. u

To Move to Ligonier.

H. C. Dahms of Warsaw is the new office manager at the Blitz Wood Products ~company. Mr. and Mrs. -Dahms and two children will move to Ligonier and make this their permanent fiome. The children are both of school age. ‘ ;

Ligonlerites Candidates.

- Two former residents of Ligonier are candidates for ward trustees in Syracuse. Louis Schlotterback is standing for trustee in the second ward on the- republican ticket and Harry Clemens for a like position in the first ward on the peoples ticket.

The Chicago Censors say that Constance Talmadge is naughty in “Her Sister from Paris” You be your own judge. See it at Crystal this Tuesgday, Wednesday and Thursday, : e Pay your Banner Subseription fiOW

LO0K!! A New Battery for Your Car Only ‘ $11.95 | at 0 Kiester Electric Shop - Phone 481

‘Motor Car Production. Almost half of the automobile sales»! during September were financed on | the deferred payment plan, according to the monthly report of the Seventh Federal Reserve district bank of Chicago.. Forty retail firms reported that 48.7 per -cent of all sales were deferred payments. ' Motor car production during September was 262,000, an increase of 22.3 per cent over August and of 2 per cent over September a year ago Manufacturers are beginning to stock up their dealers with new cars, the ‘bank reports, basing its deduction on ‘data furnished by firms producing 52.7 per cent of the total September output. me. district comprisés Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Towa and Wisconsin, It has a large part of the motorcar pro production area of the country, Hurt in Fall. : Mrs, William Miller residing northeast of Kendallville sustained numerous painful bruises last evening when she fell down the cellar steps at herl ‘home. The trap door of the cellar way had been left open and entering the dark room she stepped into thé opening. T = _ Constance Talmadge in “Her Sis|ter From Paris” Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. : | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. : Sunday school 9:45 A. M. . Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Subject—"“Adam and Fallen Man Wednesday ~ evening: testimenial meeting 8:00 P. M. ‘ "Everybody welcome. : Pay your Banner Subscription NOW

SO Sen Loss | g zmdf‘* : »:‘ | Dealers in Farm land 4 and City Properties | § Wehave for sale twenty | i farmsin Noble, Lagrange £ i Elkhart, Koesciuske, ard § 7 Dekalb Ceunties, ranging { ¢ from 18 to 160 acres at § ! bargain prices. We also | handle city property. : M&nel;' to Loan § on Farms at § F % | Come and seefus if you | i want to buy orsell a farm 8 Headquartersat

Electrical Fixtures Very Special Prices

Having recently parchased the Ligonier Electric Shep and desiring to reduce to stock 1 am offering some o wenderful bargains: |

3-Lite Drop Fixtures 8.00 to 10.00 5-Lite Drop Fixtures 12.00 to 19.50 _"5-Lite Candlé Fiztires - ' . goat] . 15001 1750 Kicbentinite . ... - .. 300 Ceiling Figtutew....... .....4.00 Drop Brackets ........................3.00 Candle 8racket5............2.00 to 4.00 Porch Lantemns.....o .. o 0 930 Stand La‘mp5.........‘......9.0_0 to 17.00 Dresser Lamps ...........2.00 to 3.50

‘Electric Heaters, Toasters, Percolaters, Small - Electric Stoves, Table Grills and | Christmas Outfits. ' | Ligonier Electric Shop Ligonier O.G. BOWEN, Prop: Indiana

PROTECTION | R N ‘While he lives, a father surrounds his child with every protection. Yet the | v - child is in need of greater protection should the father die. ' . In case of your death the protection of . your child will be sure if you have a § substantial account in the bank. + . Lifels Uncertain Now is the time to arrange your business and have your atterney name this bank as executor of your estate, so : that your family will receive all the ‘benefits ot your savings. , . gEE The Farmers & Merchants Trust Company The Bagk of Safety and Friendly Service.

Apples! Apples! Standard and eid fashioned _ varicties | Fund Pk On the improved highway 8 miles North of the - Goshen Ctm;t Howuse ’ Bristol Fruit Hill ~ Operated by . - Bristol Orchardlc sn .

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Dresser Candle Lamps:. ... 250 Desk Lamwos. .. ... . .20 Sk Sheelee! . . . IB¢ Glass Shiades.. .........2%¢ 16 73¢ Bridge Lamp5......9.00t0 17.50 ABE Wa5her..........................80.00 |, Weeks Elecrric 5t0ve.........90.00 Electric C00ker.....................7.50 Willle hong ... ... ... L Violet Ray Vibrat0r..............11.00 Chfistmaé Wrenths . ... <. 125 Marce11r0n............c0...? 350