Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 52B, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 February 1926 — Page 2

['o Bretz for Glasses L _ B Sharp Eyes ‘. 'gf ; For = - /)“fi Sharp Work All mechanics liks te use keem sdged, perfect tools. -3- are tools of the mind and be sharp to do good work and sesist the wear of constant use eu to pee clearly. . Nt Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Optician 130 S. Main St Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones VERN B.FISHER Sanitary Plumbing - and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN. Office: Justamere Farm. { Phone: Ligonier 857

Specials for Saturday ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, February 20th 75¢ Glass or Brass, full size = Wash Boards ; : 43 C Set of four glass Mixing Bowls for . . 39C | ~ $1.25 STEPLADDER . 4 "\ - STOOL 89 Special values on Alum'num Ware and Silverware, buy now and save money. 10 quart: Galvanized Pails each . . . ZOC $2.00 per dozen GARDEN SEEDS in bulk. Fresh seeds at lowest prices. Buy early. | Everything for the chicken raiser Let us show you. ~ wWEkEIR 5 . THE WINCHESTER sTore

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’ » Death of John Price. | John Price aged 74 years died at ‘midnight Monday at his farm home | four miles north-east of Topeka. Deélt]h ;was due to anemia. Surviving are ithree sons and two daughters. Mrs. t[«}merson the Ligonier teacher is a | granddaughter. The funeral was fleld {this morning at 10 o'clock from Beu< |lah chapel with burial in' the Sloan i cemetery. . : ' : Remembers Old Friends, J. Lovell Lawrence who as a youth made his home with the Ohlwine family here writing from San Francisco, ! California renewing his subscription ‘to the Banner mentons among . the jolder residents he admired J. B. Stoll iH. G. Zimmerman, J. E. McDonald and e ‘”Iom Marshall. Donovan in Town, Highway Officer Donovan was in ’Ligonier Tuesday and found a few violators of the automobile license low. He says he will arrest all operators of motor vehicles with 1925 tags. Seems Impossible, Allen E. Wysong writing from 6844 Ridgeland avenue Chicago in renewing his subscription says: “It seems impossible to get along without the Banner.” Just step in. Try the carry prices at Stansbury’s 2 cans solid pack corn ’for 25c¢ -2 cans solid pack Peas for 126 c. They are delicious why pa) i more.

COUNTY AGENT’S NOTES The community seed corn tester in the Court House at Albion will start next week. Mr. Guy Hardenbroook who has had charge of the work fqu the past five years will do the testvingw again this year. ; A tractor school will be held at the Harvey Hoak Farm two miles South of Ligonier March second and third. ‘The work will be under the supervision of a specialist from Purdue. l More boys and girls have applied for membership in the Shorthorn Calf Club this year than ever before. They will get their calves at Albion Saturday March 6th. Enrollment in th¥ club is now closed. The Cow Testing Association will} sponsor a one day feeding school in Albion the first or second week in March. Every farmer who milks cows should plan to attend. : A successful series of twelve townhip meetings has just been completed. The approximate average atten‘dance was 70. Three reels of moving 'pictures were shown at each meeting. Enrollment in the Ton Litter Club !and in the Gold Medal Sheep Club .loses March Ist.

Cromwell Items, ; F. Anglin of Leeshurg was here Saturday. : ~Mrs. F. Hunt and daughter Anna were Fort Wayne visitors Saturday. Perry McMann who has been sick for several weeks is improving in health slowly. : i J. Nye was at Goshen Saturday. - Miss Arneal Gardiner is visiting at Decatur Ind. '( Miss Helen Jamison left -Monday,fori Kansas where she has a position. | The Valentine dance Saturday night drew a good attendance. ' Several bus wagons are still in the shed here on account of the owners forgetting to buy new auto license plates. _ ~ Bouncing in a “flivver over a rough road jarred a c¢hicken bone from a iman’s throat here Monday. ~ George McKay who has been watering bulbs at a light plant in Elkhart resigned his job and returned home Sunday. . Handshaking has been prohibited among city employees here during February. - :

A book borrowed 24 years ago by a family who moved to Texas was returned here to the owmner fhe book arriving by mail Monday. A stranger here Saturday tore up his overcoat ,vest, hat and rubbers and scatered them over the side Walks delaying passenger traffic. He said he had secret reasons for his actions. Merle Henney and family of Ligonier were here Sunday.: 0 Under a new law all horses here will wear silk stockings next summer —to protect themselves from insect bites. The Miracle society will see that the law is enforced. o Charles Shearer of Ligonier was here Saturday. ' C. Jamison was at Chicago Monday. ¢ McMann of South Bend was herg Sunday. .

Horsedrawn sleighs and cutters took the place of motor taxis here during the snow storm Saturday and there were plenty of fares at that. Everything is in workiug condition again. _ ' : It has been proven that it is not necessary to go to Chicago or Niagara Falls to enjoy yourself or even Florida. Camp in Cromwell a week, L. Freed was at Millersburg Saturday. G. Conklin has recovered from an attack of the flu. . . J. Hitler was at Ligonier Satufrday Made a hurry “up trip for auto license. J. says it is always best to be on the safe side. | F. Byer of Michigan has moved on the Mitchell farm. e Miss Anna Priest of Syracuse visited here Sunday. - Ward Rimmell of South Bend, Mrs, T. Buck and children of Mishawaka, Orda Galloway and family of South Bend, Miss Buelah Mayfield of Elkhart H. Saidley of Elkhart were visi, tors here Sunday. J. Couts has moved to Mishawaka. Police Make Rich Haul. ' Three hundred quarts of bottled in bond whisky valued at $6,000 were held at Michigan City as evidence against Edward Knitter 23 and Nathan Smith 30 alleged Chicago rum runners.

Earl Nichols policeman became suspicious while the men were repairing the chains on their auto and peeked under a blanket covering a pile of bundles on the back seat, discovering the liquor. The men offered Nichols a tip of $3OO to let them go to Chicago where they said they could sell the liquor for $2O a quart. . Near-by Deaths., Frank Lutz 75 complications Blufton; Mrs. Mary Newhouse 83 heart trouble, Bluffton; Mrs. Margaret Traster 75 .complications, Whitley county Mrs. May Miller, 68 paralysis, Whitley county; John Shoup 87 paralysis Warsaw; R. W. Brown 75 heart troubld Kosciugsko county. Jewish Temple Notes. - “The Plight of the Modern Home” will be the subject of Rabbi Julius Mark’s sermon at the gervices this Friday evening at 7:30. Visitors are welcomed at all our services. Religious school classes will meet as usual on Friday afternoon. JuSt Sweeten Up, Saturday will be sugar day at Stansbury’s. He will sell you 5 Ibs. Granulated sugar for 29c. ' Harold Bell Wright’s “The Mine With the Iron Door” tonight. :

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Recalls Hearing Lincoln Speak Lincoln’s birthday brings back memories of a great and gaunt and homely man to John B. Stoll of ‘South Bend founder of the Banner. Mr. Stoll so far as known is the only man now living in northern Indiana who heard him gpeak. . Lo = Mr. Stoll heard him speak from the balcony of the Jones hotel in Harrisburgh, Pa., while Lincoln was enroute ‘to Washington for his first inauguration as president in 1861. And through all the years Mr. Stoll has never for= gotton the impression made upon hig boyish mind. = ; - International Yheat Pool. Organization of the representatives of the international wheat pool from the United States Canada and Australia was effected at the opening meeting at St. Paul Minnesota Tueslday. : ~ Coleman H| Burnell president of \the Manitoba Canada pool was elected '-chairman of the conference. O. J, Scott secretay of ithe North Dakota 'pool will serve as secretary. ° ~ Organization administration plysical handling of the crop selling policy iret;.irement of reserves and international coordination were announced as topics to be taken up at once. Manhandled. ' The public will witnes san unusual event at Cromwell this Thursday even ing when the men of the Lutheran church and Sunday Schoel there will serve a public supper in the Lutheran Church basement. The entire meal from beginning to finish will be prepared and served by the men, and a sign, “No Women allowed” will be posted in the church kitchen.

- Fined For Drunkenness. Charles Alrgood of Goshen who was arrested Thursday night by the police 00 an intoxication <charge pleaded guilty before Judge Cleell E. Firestone in city court there and received a fine of $lOO and costs amounty to $40.1 - To Meet at South Bend. : Northern Indiana school attendance officers will meet at South Bend February 19 for an all day meeting. The sessions will be held at the Southeast Junior high school. | Out After Five Weeks. . . After being confined to his farm ‘home five weeks by illness Rush Cunningham came to the city Tuesday. While much improved he is far from well. : ; Frult Samples Sent Here. : E. G. Franks and W. B. Inks have sent some fine fruit samples home from Florida and they are on display at Loy’s bookstore, : The birds will be singing, your house dress is to make. Just buyv the Gingham and Percale at Stansbury. You get the best selections at 20c the yard, : “Simon the Jester” with REugene O’Brien at Crystal Sunday and Monday. :

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ~ Services in Weir Block. , “Sunday school 9:46 A. M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. : Subject—Mind. . Wednesday evening testimonial neeting 8:00 P. M. ' ' Everybedy welcome. RN NN . Modern Property For Sale, For Sale the residence property of thel ate 1.. A. Palmer locatéd 219 E. Third street. Modern Brick house of 9 rooms and bath, one car garage. Phone 8810 or inquire of Mrs. Walter Wolf, Ligonier. Also a portion of out lot 16 rear of Weir hardware old site of Banta-Bender refrigerator plant. . blatt Notice to Bidders. ~ Notice is hereby given on Thursday evening March 11th 1926 at seven o’clock the Common Council of the City of Ligonier Noble County Indiana will at the Council Toom in the city Hall in sald City receive bids for and let to the lowest and best bidder, the contract for the sweeping and cleaning of the paved streets and alleys in said city in accordance with specifications thereof now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City. By order of the Common Council. Joseph C. Kimmell, City Clerk ' 52a2w

'Announcement My practi¢e has grown to such an extent tha; I am now permanently located in the Zimmerman Bldg. rooms formerly dccpied by Heiber Studio I combineg! the opathic Massaga Mechanoth v and other manipulative——s¥stems. Abnormal pressure on nerves and blood vessels is removed by relakxing tissue replacing displaced bones thereby liberating the free flow of blood and nerve impulses moving the mechanical cause of diseases. Practically all diseases can be successfully treated by natural methods, Here are a few of the diseases, constipation, headache, rheumatism, lumbago, nervousness liver trouble, goiter all spinal trouble disease of children and deformities. M. G. Williams O.M. Osteoppathic. Massage . Electrical Treatments Sunday and other Hours by Appoint- ; ment Only Office Hours: : 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. v - 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. A 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. : ‘Phone 103 Zimmerman Bldg.

- Youth Surrenders Self. Wiley Percival 16 of Gary is in jail at LaPorte in default of $2,000 bond following his surrender to police. The lad and William Mohardt 16 a pal are charged with stealing a taxicab. . Stole Onions : ~ Charles Christlieb was fined $5O and sentenced to 25 days in jail forvi stealing onions from J. A. Gump near Churubusco this ‘week the trial occurring at Fort Wayne, Affidavit AgainSt Barrett, - An affidavit has been issued at South Bend against Tony Barrett and Jim Callahan charging them with operating a gambling house. : National Song Week _ . National song week will be observed in the United States next week by the public schools. Came as Reliei, The warm sunshine of Wednesday morning came as a great relief after the long siege of cold weather. , Bert Inks and. Postmaster Milner were in Fort Wayne Wednesday to see Schaefer the billard champion give 'a demonstration of his skill.

Every day in every way we are serving the community with better goods, better gstyles better services. Justecall for anything in Groceries and Dry Goods. Stephens 18 inch all pure linen crash only 19c¢ the yard Stangbury does it. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Kelley will entertain their pedro club Friday evening at their ‘West Third street, home. o ~ Hear “Sléepy Time Gal” featured as Vocal and Organ Solos at Crystal Sunday and Monday. - Farm For Rent—2oo acres good stock and grain farm one mile from Cromwell. Inquire Mrs. Jennie Sheets Bartholomew. Ligonier, Ind. = 48atf

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.+ In Closed Car Prices = 4 Effective February 11th e m : . - New Price Old Price Reduction ‘ i* Tudor "% '920 ‘5BO - %60 & thadpe M) G2O - UOH % Fordor W 65 ‘6po . ‘95 ka;*\ Demand for Ford closed cars since the improved types in 3 | %7 colors were introduced has been constantly increasing. = %' With greater ouetiut of these types production costs % have been lessened, and it is the policlf of the company ¥ to give its customers the benefits of a such reductions... . % . - New Open Car Prices - 1 Touring Car 3310 - Runabout #290 ' : Stqrter and Demountable Rims, $B5 Extra Tractor, Car and Truck Chassis prices remain' unchanged. | . All Prices F. O. B. Detroit : - - ' | ..'&_.‘ ’ ] :

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J. C. KIMMELL : J. K. KIMMELL Phone 800 ' Office First Floor Citizens Bank Building Ligonier Ind. e B T AA SR 50, S A N S AU i e ie o 0 T : FARM LAND BULLETIN , 791% acre farm 3 miles west of Ligonier. Would trade for Ligonier property. , : 90 acre farm south of Mentone. 14 acres of choice onion and mint land. Would trade for Noble county property. $2300 cash and long time on deferred payments takes a good 95 acre farm in York township on paved road. Good building and fertile soil. Would trade for Ligonier property. 69 acre farm near Indian Village at a bargain. 80 acre farm in Elkhart township just off the Toledo and Chicago Pike. . , 80 acre farm within two miles of Albion on State Highway. Two sets of buildings. » : : 100 acre farm in Swan township. 30 acres of onion and mint ground. $1,500 cash and long time on balance. 103 acre farm ‘on Lincoln Highway 3 miles southeast of Ligonier; $l,OOO cash and all the time you want on balance. 80 acre mint farm all under cultivation within 314 miles of Ligonier. Good buildings. Priced to sell. ~ A 5 acre tract with good buildings, on the Toledo and Chicago Pike with good buildings. Would trade for Ligonier property. = - FEDERAL FARM LOANS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS : - SOUND SECURITIES '

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