Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 45A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 December 1925 — Page 2

Ei - . | W Meas ; § Business . B If you want real service on . £ 4 i 8 your battery charging call us. §. 8 We recharge all makes of B batteries as well as Radio B 1 8 batteries and Radio'A bat-- § B We have “a ‘special charger E § for B fbatteries. The next § ‘B time your battery is dead, E just phone 481 for real ser- B vice, : ‘ i Kiester | | Electric Shop | | iulectric Dhop Phone 481 § . “J B B e Fo Bretz for Glasses . ;&f Sharp Eyes . &2 R . ' )A Sharp Work ' All m,echanics" ke to use 'm sdged, perfect tools. " Byes are tools of thé mind and must be sharp to do good work and regist the wear of constant usc. et ue sharpen your might 7 furnighing glasses that will enabls you to see clearly, : ;1= What Cendition . Are Your Eyes! v S ' Nevin E. Bretz - Optometrist asd Hoticlaw , 130'S. Mein S , Qostn&n«.; - Now is the tfme to pay your sub.. scription to the Banner.

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~ Just before Christmas you will receive all the money you have saved with 4% added is all - | . payments are made regularly or in advance =~ === . T e ~ra B Va% g | sy ‘ ' A » : v . o ' _ : » Sh Gl g Sy g i | - ~_ “The Bank by the Clock” _ | . |

1% : | Ihe lagomer Banner 2 ESTABLIBHED 1368, ; ‘ : ‘ Published by ! - “he Banner Publishing Company . W, C. 8. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday :nd entered in tHe Postofiice at Ligosier, Ind., as second class matter.. T T T R SO R S SWD AR ‘Praises Ajax Pick-Up _ © Anyone who has travelled from ‘@ Pedro to San Diego wili rememLer the famous Torrey Pines grade—a severe acceleration test for any car, P ; e Driving his new Ajax sedan containing five adults;, Lieut. S. B. Moore Long Beach Calif., proceeded up the grade with his car picking up all the way and crossed the sumimit at a fast clip. ' “Considering the fact that my Ajax has scarcely been broken in, I consider the dem(insll'mi(m of power an unucually | good performance,” . states Lieut. Moore. The Ajax is sold by Adams-Nash Sales Co. Two Men in Jail, ‘ Virgil Ward 20,-and James Hill 34 are in the: Whitley county jail on charges of stealing a $35 watch and a $75 diamond ring last Wednesday from Harold Krider, a boarder at the same rooming house with: the two men. Ward police say has confessed. A charge of grand lacéeny and forgery has been 'placod against Ward, who it is alleged .also attempted to forge a check on Krider. A charge of burglary has been placéd against Hill whom Ward i mplicated in his confession, - ‘

PR s ] Moves Port Mitehe] Bridge, : Gene- Billmgn has just completed } the job of nm\'ing'the 50-foot iron | bridge spans the south branch .of the | Elkhart river at Port Mitchell, It was necessary to move the bridge so that the river can be dredged at the 1)0iQ. After the dredge passes the bridge will Be replaced. . . ] Fort Wayne Realtor Passes, H({nr;\' . ]’vqu\igz;not 44 a .prominent reai®estate dealer and building eon-| tractor of Fort Wayvne with offices in the Carrol buiiding died Thursday night-at St. .](;-:\‘.vp‘_'}l’ hospital following | an® operation. e : Auburn ' Man Dies, Thomas H. ‘Leasure 73 a prominent citizen died vsud_den]y Friday night at] heart trouble following an illness of one day at his home in Auburn.

. Ll ‘ Meinberé paying one cent the first week, 2 cents- the second week and increasing 1 cent each week for fifty weeks $ ) will 00l - 12»75 . Class 1A Me‘mbers paying 50 cents the first week, 49 cents the second week and decreasing 1 cent each week for fifty ‘weeks $ : will gof. .= . . 12075 | Class 2 | Members paying two'cents the first WGEk, 4 cents the second week and increasing 2 cents each week for fifty weeks wiloag . ... $25950 Class 2A ' Members paying $l.OO the first week 98 cents. the second week and .- decreasing 2 cents each week for fifty weeks : willbkaot - .. ... . $25050

‘ Miliord Bank Case. Judge Lemuel W. Royse of the Kosciusko county circuit court, has set December 28 as the date for hearting the arguments regarding the priority. claims of patrons of the Farmers’ State bank of Milford whose valuable papers and bonds, it is alleged have bheen stolen by officers of theb ank. There are 15 or more priority claims amounting to approximately $45,000. o Indignation is running rife over the fact that James Frank Peterson a former dentist at Milford and director in the Farmers’ State Bank who was indicted by a Kosciusko..county grand jury charged with “loaning of funds to an officer of the bank” has not been brought to trial. Prosecutor Morrison Rockhill has made a statement that if Peterson is not brought to trial during the December term of court that an affidavit will be filed renewing the case—Syracuse Journal. : Isaac Wert Dead. ~ Isaac Wert aged 67 years prominent resident of South Milford met a tragic death Thursday afternoon about 2:45 o’clock while assisting in felling trees in the woods on his farm (northeast of South Milferd. The tra!gedy it is said occurred when a large limb of a tree fell striking him. New Stamps On Sale, Announcement is made that the Woodrow Wilson 17 cent memorial stamp will be on sale at the Ligonier postoffice as well as the new Benjamin Harrison 13 cent stamp issued on order of Postmaster General Harry New. - Farmers Institute, The first Farnmers Institute in No-

ble county for the season will open |! in Wolf Lake at 10:30 Thursday morn 1 ing January 7 with afterncon and evening sessions. A good program ' Iha§ been provided. } : Opens Another Siore. b The second Jet White Groceteria | has been established, at Elkhart in-}| creasing the number ‘to more than | a half dozen. - : : - Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McDonald and Mr, and Mrs. Harry McDonald] came from South. Bend Christmas and | spent the week end with Dr. and Mrs. | @. D Lane. ' Mrs. Charles M. Clapp of Albion well known in' Ligonier: is reported as| improving in a South Bend hospital. i Now is the time to pay your sub-l scription to the Banner. ;

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Marriage Licenses. Wialter Gotch 25 cabinet maker to Virginia Jarrett 22 glass washer both of Kendallville on Deec. 19. : Roy Mock 36 truck triver of Kendallville to Elvia Eubank 36 housewife of Kendallville on Dec. 22. Wesley Butler 30 farmer of near Kendallville to Elsie Weimer 26 of Kendallville on Dec. 2.. . ~ Eugene St. Clair Ince 31 realtor Palm Beach Fla., to Jessie Green 28 of Ligonier Dec. 23rd. ¢ . Charles V. Wisner 23 school teacher Ligonier to D. Nadena Fair 19 stenographer Ligonier on Dec. 23rd. old Fashioned Dinner, ‘An old fashioned Christmas dinner was enjoyed Christmas at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Eckart. There wasg an 18-pound turkey, chicken, tenderloin and mince "pie galore. Among the guests were Jacob Shell and family of Wolcottville, Gus Baker and family of near Diamond lake, John Hostetter Goshen John Schwab, Wawaka Mrs. John Long Millershurg Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Baker Rome City The occasion was a happy one. : Farm Bureau Meeting President C. C. Palmer has called a meeting of the Noble County Farm Bureau to meet Tuesday evening December 29 at their office in the court house at Albion. All township presidents new and old are urged to be present. Bring along the very latest up-to-the-minute figures on the number of Farm Bureau members in each township, as shown by the books of the secretary. It is important to do this in order to make future plans. : Lay it Onto Wolves. It is believed that a male-and feRIS L e e B N e Re 0 gesl Y e s

male WoIlI are responsipie lior. the f, many sheep that have been killed in | Whitley county the past few weeks. Over half of the fund laid aside to re-| imburse farmers whose sheep were j killed by dogs has been expended.| Two wolves were seen in Whitley |’ county last week and a” hunting par-| ty organized but the animals made | good their escape despite a long | chase. i _ Mrs. Lena Burket of Ligonier ‘is! spending the winter with Mr. and | Mrs, A. Howard Smith of Twentieth Century farm. | I “If your Ford dislikes to “wake up” promptly these cold mornings put on an ANCO timer. Starts’em quicker !x‘uns ‘e slicker. Needs no oiling. Ask iat Kiester Electric Shop. 44atf. Special Matinee Crystal €hristmas.

_ ;_Glass 5 o Members paying five cents the first week 10 cents the second week and increasing 5 cents each week for fifty weeks Q 24) PY[ will get $63075 Members paying $2.50 the first week $2.45 the second week and decreasing b cents each week for fifty weeks $ §) F7F will geb ooomin i i 63075 Classlo, ' Mem.bersv pay{ng 10 cents the first week, 20 cents the second week and increasing 10 cents each week for fifty $ weeks will geb .c.viiinni 127.50 ~ Class 10A ~ Members paying $5.00 the first week, $4.90 the second week and - decreasing 10 cents each week for fifty @@ weeks will get ....cocccivvnninns $127-50

’ CROMWELLL § - Don Leonard, our real estate mur | has spent half a lifetime and good-| ness knows how much money i,ni traveling so he may coliect & sa’zxwficé of ‘water from every river he comes! across. The water from each sthu;nx! is placed in a small bottle labeled and | sealed. He says himself he does not | know what he will do with the speci-| mens. : : , | F. Brickle of Syracuse ‘was here | Peiday - o 0 ‘ 1 J. M. Cole €. Mullin. M. L. Hussey | were Goshen visitors Tuesday =~ Stanley Wright and family are; home from a South Bend visif.. . | Wm Smith of Milford was here Thursday. o | C. Jamison was at Huntertown Iri-

aBy o ; ; . George Barnhart was at Goshen Thursday. ‘ Ben Ringler sold two. truck: lead of cows here Saturday because they had been dancing the “Charleston” and other fancy steps. Before he sold them he called an officer who discoyered: that a barrel of mash was responsible for the moonlight dancé of the animals. Frank Tucker and family of Pittsburg are here for their Xmas visit. Overtime work for chickens is to be investigated by our Humane Society all because of a report that a man here burns lights in his hen house af night so that his chickens will work 24 hoursa day. -~ . - : ; Roy Miles ‘of Milford was here last week visiting relatives. The Ping Pong club has disbanded. - Timid squirrels which for vyears have lived in the yard of Hudson (ialloway . recently licked a 10 vouud hound dog which had been making life miserable for him for some time.

Fe s T e B Ve sL B So SO GARs TR cpe ST SARS S s RSeeb E S T e i sRI ¢ This dog attacked one of the squirrels ‘ while it was gathering nuts. in;me;z diately half a dozen other gquirrels ran to the ?scue when the bat- § tle ended the do 2 was so badly hitter | and scratched that it had to be taken | in to a vetelj.i"nm'_\j. The- 'sl"mirw}-\vg fled up trees when when the poli arrived. s ; ’ Wm Hull of Alcinda spent Xmasi in Cromwell assisting Santa Claus! [an_d his crowd singing Xmas carols. | (Nathan«Hepler was in town Fridap! After a weather chart. ,Tle read the chart over and decided to leave for | Florida at once. He went. | ‘; l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burrousghy and ‘son Junior, Plainwell, Mich., Wallaco lHead,,_Toledo Ohio, and H.. G Head . Detroit spent Christmas with their t'par‘e"nt,s' Mr:. and Mrs. T. H Bead in Ligonier. . : . S

e LOERKIMMELL, S @ 3 K KIMWELE “Kiminell Reatbs Connas Cfiice First Iloor Citizens Bank Building Ligonier ind., . Cily And Town Properties and Business Chances -’L?h;vire vacant lot on the North Svde - o -, ; W g . Modern two story residence on 'Third Street. Seven rooms, A choice hote in a gwod :ngix‘z)(;‘gll.do(ll. : Piti,-éed_fi)_r quick sale, Terms.,: : A gm,-me residence Fotfou :(.‘Oh,fi‘."gé,:’gll‘f;}ét'fifie;ll'-.‘.“stlin Vstreet“. Priced . AlO room, uimm-n‘1.;‘;,@';;@;0:;; Cavin ‘Street, redently remoc led Garage. A& good location 'zmii';; I»ixrgaix’l~l‘g‘)'r; 'S()rfi_e “ne. e {' Seven room modern house on Union Street. “Open stairway. Gars f,u._:_;e and poultry house. Good lq.mtin'li,v for i‘eéide’iuce ;frocery, or b:x‘r,— t beeue luneh, At intersection {')LF"{.'E’\"'U. ‘.sl"zlt‘e '\hi_g}fivitys._ L ] : ‘ Nine room modern home in i{;’mp}ell_. "'\‘\"'ou_ld: tratde for a small business. © Prefers a residenée grodery or gemeral store. . - . . Residence property’ in ,-’\l‘:J‘i'n._n,'.‘-:\\f@uld{ trade for Lake Wawasee property. e P s o e Notiofi store in a ‘good live town, _Dding'good busthess.” : T.z‘df;lfi residence and ¥6 choice lots in Kimmell. The new Lin_eoln Highway runs through the los: -Good site for a filling station and lunchi rgom. Would trade for a 's.xli~ztiljl7éxx4x'li.;'l"; . ¢ : Two ‘izxxprafiw-«l fots 'ixl'_'-'hl\'im_xfz‘c;'{l"_ at a .})zi-i"gu:i'n. - o : s~ Four c¢hoice dots in Elkhart far: =ale. or.would trade for Noble E (:?»;‘-uniy property. S - fl_"vf’ o §f General %4;51:»1‘. in a good live A'l.‘o\_\V'n.k_-'.:“\'&*duld,ftsL‘-;'e a. s-x'}lzall favin in i, exeihemge or sell on terms; Ha i s : : Several resort properiies at 'l,;'i_t}'ip' AWaiwasee for sale. Cottazes :‘uj.-g'l vacant lots at Ogden Island A\_;‘a.:z'ii'_(fi‘:i‘\;- Beach and Morrison lkh\ul/ : - in :‘xdditl-s;n to the above we h;ive 4 large iisvlj‘of ‘im{)-m“ye(i fariis for “sale on easy ferms or we will take ,_c}t/h.m_" pxbpony in exchange. We § reprezent the First J yint S{r,w};-i};uréd baiik “of j"u_;;t.- Wayne and.are in . a position to gel you'a long tintd 5% % loan on your farm. We handle § S;s‘ulzd,:‘~<;:"zza'§i.3s-: and _a’:su:n‘;:'e.;'vn-‘:‘vi‘ (-}?i;‘*i_‘}".kil’lfd, / ‘ e ' ,‘.;s'm_!:‘z_’zz 7. taom te: "in Fort Wavne. I{it-rd}\“ui,x'd: floors, open § _;«'.'.;,:'E';".\ ay, lavege lgl, 1 ":'lfi.%. ana ’;\m'fn‘z;‘:';.v.a_";\’,_-e(-:)‘1\1)\)-.«';&;;; _iivi}ézi{xa'alf;,<‘:"‘x‘:n'k. g Near ._ll|l:€¢i.l;zi‘(ir"ié. Witl sell or ,fl‘-z‘ido’_ it Por a Nohls couniv i

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