Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 19A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 June 1926 — Page 4

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Earnlng Year S ' | Should Be Investing Years Plan for two incomes—One from salary, one from good bonds. Set aside a definite portion of the salary check regularly for bond investment and re-invest the income Then, when emergencies arise or salary earnings cease the bond income will be there to fall back upon. . With its connections with J. P. Morgan, Kuhn,fl Tioeb & Co., and other bond houses of first rank occupies an unapproachable position in this community for the recommendation and furnishing of bonds suited to your needs. The Mier State Bank ; Ligonier, Indiana We handle only Listed Securities, Municipa;l and Gravel Road Bonds.

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M e ! - TR M ' e ) z_—_—;#‘ / 7 A ‘o Y. Over the Hills and Awa Ye In your own car with the carefree spirit of youth! Take to the open road —where skies are sunny and winds are fresh. Choose your way with care or take any road that lures you. You will stumble on adventure—romance will trip you up— before you’ve gone many miles. For your Middle West is a fascinating wonderland of never-ending thrills. Here’s a hint of what it holds!

I—The county without a railroad—high, rocky picturesque Calhoun County, the greatest apple county in Illinois. On a long, ragged peninsula between the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers. Not far from Alton, State Highway No. 3. 2—Jay Cooke State Park, Minnesota, in the valley of the St. Louis River. Rugged country and pine forests. Fifteen miles from Duluth onr State Highway No. 1. B—The Hanging Tree, Versailles, Indiana, formerly used as a gallows for hanging criminals. In a vicinity of great historical interest. State Highway No. 6 from Indianapolis. 4—Valley City, North Dakota, s=t like a jewel ondthe Cheyenne River with beaz;}tlififl tgis and a great viaguct spanning the valley high above the r?% State Highway No. 9. s—The great dam at Keokuk, lowa, a marvelous feat of engineering skill. Mississippi River Scenic Highway No. 1. 6—Deadwood, South Dakota, famous in the “history of frontier life and still more for sunshine, western hospitality and gold pro- " duction. Graves of “Wild Bill” and ““Calam%l% Jg(x)le” overlook the city. ‘State Highway 7—La€vrer_3ce, Kansas, the scene of the famous Quantrell Massacre of 1863. Red Star Route No. 22. : B—Alley Spring State Park, Missouri. The spring flows from the bottom of a rocky chiff forming a deep, clear biue lake. Typical Ozark scenery. Sixteen miles north of Birch . Tree, Missouri, State Hizhway No. 16. 9—Elk Lakein the heart of Ncrthern Michigan’s woods, chosen country of hunters and fishermen. State Highway No.-11. R 10—Monument aithe Portage,fng‘;xsm commemorating famous portage from : }he Fox a;g tl}_‘l‘efl\zis%onsin in 1673 of Louis oliet ather Jacques Marguette on their voyage of discovery toward the Mississippi.. State Highways No. 10 and No. 33.

Make out your own wonder list of g]ac&e near you— and set out toßfind them. - l:gg is nothing to stop you. Roads are good Red Crown Gasoline is easily obtainable everywhere throughout the entire Middle West. All nature will speed you on your way as you travel new paths of beauty. Fill the tank with Red Crown — and you're off.

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~ For Sale Ford Truck good condition. Blazed Trall Garage. =~ 18btt ‘Try that fine malted milk at Hunters lodge. = 18b2t “See Rod Laßocque In “Bachelor Brides” tonight. ; . Mrs. T J Hire has been on a vigit with relatives in Benton. - ‘Mrs. Minerva Cook is dead at Warsaw at the age of 94 years. : O. A. Querry and family visited over Sunday with relatives in Sturgis The cool weather of Saturday drove the people into winter clothing. : Ice-cream 40c quart at Philadelphia ¢ 17atf

Sam Kuhns will join Mrs. Kuhns in Miami Florida the latter part.of the week. e For sale, currants and gooseberries. ! Mrs. Chris Mann, West ‘Gerber St. : 18b3t* James W. Smith of Elkhart was in the city Friday calling on old time friends. 3 e ] | Lost—Check book containing $11.50 in money. Return to Banner Office. Reward. ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson of South Bend visited old home folks here iSunday. Dale Earle was here Sunday from South Bend. He remained in Florida only a couple of months. . Miss Jane Smith of Toledo 0., is the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith® and daughter Mildred. - Mr. and Mrs. George Knepper of Wawaka were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lint . Syracuse merchants are financing free open air picture shows one to be given each week in that town. For sale cheap, Reed baby strdller in A-1 condition. Inquire Lincoln Cafe 205 South Cavin street. 18atf

‘A million hearty laughs in “The Cohens & Kellys” at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. . Robert Cockley is the guest of his uncle Adolph Hays and wife of Chicago at their Wawasee cottage. Mrs. Ora Davidson of Elkhart was a Sunday guest of Mrs.Audley Green and family gt their Diamond lake cottage. , Messrs. and Mesdames Ivan Moates ad Rollin Todd drove to Benton Har‘bor Sunday and visited the House of 'David. . ~Has anybody here seen Kelly? Well ‘you’d better see him at Crystal this %week. He'll keep you gigglig for a ‘week. - : ; Mrs. O. H. Judkin well known in Ligonier died one day last week at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Guild iat Wawasee. < ' | s Sl } Orlando Kimmell who reached the !96th year of his life last March is Hmproving from a recent illness at his ‘home near Kimmell.

~ Mrs. W. J. Bolitho after a visit of a week in Ligonier returned to her ‘home in Chicago Saturday accomipanied by Miss Blanch Harsh. | faamie s : : ~ Frank Summers of South Bend formerly of Ligonier has been a guest of the Charles and Audley Green families at their Diamond lake cot\'tage over the week end. s \ o s e, . Mr. and Mrs. Hod Ullery and chil‘dren are spending the week at their Diamond lake cottage. They will return to their home in Fort Wayne Friday. ; ‘ ‘That’s a peach now. T'll tell one ‘Phere were two neighbors—Jew and Irish “The Cohens and Kellys” well come and see it. It will keep you giggling for a week. : T ‘Mrs. Nellie Sedgwick and sister Miss Mae Kerr drove to South Bend Sunday and visited Mrs. Millie Shobe who recently suffered a stroke of paralysis. ‘They report the sick woman much improved. e

Mrs. Alma Kelley and son Tom are here from Chicago to spend the summer at the S. J. Straus home. The Straus family will arrive Friday to take up quarters in their summer home here. - o :

‘Mr. and Mrs. BEd Williams Sunday gave the final reception and dinner to a dozen guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cheéster Smith. .Mr. and Mrs, Smith leave tomorrow for their new home in Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Carey Jeffries and son and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gowdy drove to Mishawaka Saturday to visit Rev. Teeters and family and Sunday the party drove to Benton Harbor/and visited the House of David, S

I_ Why Pay More? ' . Why pay the high’price for furniture ,stoves, beds and springs: and many other articles needed in the house when they may be had at onehalf the price at the second hand store of W. L. Jackson? e Call grnd ibok the goods aver. - - East Third street, Ligonier. 18htt

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: U. B. Church Notes. _ A large and enthusiastic audience was on hand last evening at the children’s day exercises and all 'werel loud in their praise of the program and the splendid way in which it was rendered. . : Next Sunday evening the Delegates to the Branch C. E. Convention that just closed will give their reports, come and hear the delegates tell of the largest and best branch C. E. convention we have ever held. The college Male Quartette on last Friday evening gave their musical program to a very fine audience and their efforts were well received. Clifford Parker has signed up and will attend Indiana Central College this fall. ; The interior of the parsonage is being nicely decorated. Price Chiddister is doing the work. - F'. B. Parker, Pastor

Inlinred in Accident./

Mrs. E. J. Grady sustained a cut on her forehead and bruises Friday evening when the car in which she was riding driven by Mr. Grady collided with the abutment of the concrete bridge on the state highway south of Rome City. Mr. and Mrs. Grady were enroute to Rome City and the accident occurred when the driver was ‘blinded by the glaring lights :4 an approaching machine. The Grddy machine was badly damaged. Mr. Grady said that the driver .of the other machine an Ohio motorist remarked, “I never dim my lights for anyone.” The motorist left the scene quickly. However, Mr. Grady succeeded in securing his auto license number Mrs. Grady sufffered her injuries when she was thrown against the windshield.

Arm Crushed Off,

‘Ollie Dooley 456 employee of -the Brown & Rosenogle company of Indianapolis which is doing the gravel dipping screening and washing for the Tri-Lake Construction Co., of Columbia City on the paving job on state road 11 between Huntington and Mt, Etna received injuries to his left arm, while working at the top of the derrick, Thursday morning which later resulted in the amputation of the arm, at the Huntington hospital. ~ Dooley’s hand became caught in the machinery the arm being drawn into the apparatus and crushed to the shoulder. The operator of the derrick hearing Dooley’s, cries reversed the engine and Dooley worked himself loose and made his way unaided down a 30-foot ladder to the ground.

: S. 8. Class Party. Mrs. G. H. Bachelers S. S. Class of the Presbyterian church had a very pleasant party Thursday P. M. on the church lawn. Games of various kinds were induldged in and a basket lunch most fittifigly closed the afternoon activities. > g - Christian Endeavor tonight at 7:30. Crushed Fruit Sundaes at Philadelphia. : 17att Wheat brings $1.31 a bushel today in the Ligonier market, b - Fine line of candies and ice cream at Hunters Lodge. Gz IBPt ¥ W— ; 3 Fine tobacco and cigars at Hunters Lodge.. 18b2¢ . Herbert E. Robinson is installing a heating plant in a public building at Ashley. = : : ; ~ Mrs. Mawhorter and son T. J. were Sunday guests at the William Quail home. i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Surfus attended a reunion of the Surfus family near Fort Wayne Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sollars of “Alvin, Ilinois spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. William Quail. ‘ Used White Mountain, water: power, washing machine for sale cheap. A-1 condition. Ligonier Hlectric Shop. o -17 bat For Rent—House ready furnished '2OB Pigeon street. 6 rooms and bath. Inquire of Cora Fritz, telephone 989 Cromwell, e s S iatE 'Word reached his daughter Mrs. Arthur Kelley that her father Dr. Scatt fell at his home in Btna and fractured an arm. - e Lost on Highway Saturday. June 26 Black traveling bag. Owners address inside. Reward return t» owner cr The Lodge, Lisenier. e Y ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Stephens are leaving - Indianapolis for their cottage at Stone Lake where they will spend the sumimer. Their postoffice address will be Rural route No. 2 Middlebury, Indiana. e

Ivan Nicodemus _barber at Albion pled guilty to public intoxication and was fined $lO and costs this week. He faces a charge of transportation of liguor. His car was found May 30th on the highway containing four quarts of liquor. Nicodemus left the car but was later arrested at Elkhart. =

_The garage robbed at Wolf Lake the other night is on the Lincoln highway and is owned by Howard Wood. Mr. Wood stated that the thief or thieves entered his garage through the front door after prying off the lock and that they took twenty-some U. S. or Goodyear ballon tires. 40 some inner tubes, and automobiles accessories. He. estimates his loss at between s4so° and Sfio and carried no insurance. He said that the men left nothing by which they could be traced. The only mark being one on the door, -

' Notice to School Band. ] Be at rehersal Tuesday night at 7:15 sharp. All members playing. Thursday, afternoon, Friday and Saturday nights and Monday July 5 must be at rehresal to receive orders. > _ Arthur Reed Director. Notice. ‘ I am prepared to do light hauling, trimming rose bushes or shrub trees also I have late cabbage plants for sale. A postal to the below address will receive prompt attention. S. C. Wilhelm, Ligonier, Ind. 16b3m ' _-Nothing could be funnier than “The Cohen & Kellys” o :

_ Highest prices for Poultry. Call 131. Wm. L. Reed. v 14b8* Everyone is going to enjoy “The Cohens & Kellys” at Crystal this week. - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wagoner spent Sunday with their son Dean and family in Elkhart. . ‘ ‘Elmer Klotz the house contrgctor came from Mishawaka and spent Sunday with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rowley drove over from Angola where they are in charge of a store and spent Sunday in Ligonier. ; Anyone wishing to study piano with me please call at my home or telephone number 321, Emily Wigton. : 17a10t*

MON. JUNE 28. - - Bachelor Brides A delightful comedy with Rod La [Rocque. Also a Sennett comedy and ia review. : : TUES. WED., THURS., JUNE 29-30 JULY 1 L The Cohens and Kellys Didj’'ever hear the story about the ‘lrishman and the Jew? ~ ‘Well, this is at its Finest and Fun‘niest! : . A remarkably funny characterization of the private lives of America’s two greatest laugh producers with a icast that makes perfection absolute. An Irish policeman. A Jewish merchant. And then something about a ‘million dollars— imagine an Irish policeman geétting a million dollars }away from a Jewish merchant—a boy and a girl and a little child to lead them while love conquers all, and— Oi, Oi—begorrah what a medley of ‘humor, pathos ar;d unadulterated joy. No one can afford to miss this one. FRL AND SAT, JULY 2-3 ~ The Lure of the Wild A fine story of the great North Woeds with “Lightin” the wonder dog and Jane Novak. Also a 2 reel Western comedy. ' ; SUN. AND MON. JULY 45 s’ i ) - Don’t

A story of a girl who wanted freedom until she got it, and then didn’t want it. A whirlwind romance of a typical modern American flapper, starring Sally O’Neil also a Sennett comedy a review,and the latest song.

TUES. WED., THURS., JULY 6-7-8 The Masked Bride

With Mae Murray. . A dancer in the P}risian underworld is reformed by a Marquis’s redeeming love. Its good. We have sSeen it. s ol ¢

Guest Coupon Good With One Paid . Admission on . - Mondays

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35 Tennessee Cows Thursday Evening July 1 35 Head Fresh and Close-up Springers At Foster's sale pavilion, Ligonier, ~ sale starts at 7 p.m. _ I have some of the choicest Jersey cows to be had in Tennesgee. They need no other recommendation other than ask anybody that bought my Tenneessee cows and heifers last year, Rzalizing that it is a busy time we will deliver all cows free of charge up to 10 miles. 25 cents per mile all over 10 miles. Come early and enjoy the ox roast at 5 o’clock. a hunk free to everybody. Band concert at 8 o’clock and a real thnll at 10. This is not a community sale. 100 Head of Feeding Hogs . CEOBGETLfoime

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