Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 25B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 August 1926 — Page 3

‘Have you saw the New-Day g]ewett or Paigs yet? If you have not, jou_ had better call us for ademonstration betore you buy a car. We don’t want you to buy to hasty and-be sorrow that you did: not “see the NewDay Jewett or jPaige before buying. You may be thinging of buying a new car and we don't know it. Just phone 48] and ask to see our new car, and we will call. Yours for better car [service. - Kiester Electric Shop ! Phone 481

M. G,;jWilliamsO.M. " OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE £LECTRICAL TREATMENTS Office Hours 9:30 to 11:30; 1 to & and 7 to 8. Other Hours by appointment Phone 103 Zimmerman Bldg.

: .\;II)‘J :lf Z’ Sz NG ?’ s <‘ il “Yy ‘%\ NG R=l — o v i S -- vF S VS e X ST . g . = P Sy Pt & =N : Is Yours! Your own car makes the whole country yours—with its peace of color and coolness. Not far from your own home are scenic treasures—adventure—fun—and romance. Find them! Follow the shores of sapphire lakes! Stop to fish in their cold clear depths.. Drink in the fragrance of wild flowers and scented meadows! You will find color wherever you go—green of forests—gold of wheat fields—blue waters of lake and stream—crimson of flaming sunsets. And always the promise of the unknown luring you on! Below is a suggestion of the rich treasure of the Middle west.

I—Prairie du Rocher, Illinois, the only town in the United States having a commons on the old French plan. Church records date back to 1720. House of first governor of Illinois wherz La Fayette was entertained use’ as poct office. Near Evansville on State Hignway No. 5. : 2—Sully’s Hill,-an important wild animal preserve i§ Ng(x)ﬂl Dakota. State Highways No. 34 and 0. 20. 3—Lecompton, Kansas, where the ‘“Lecompton Constitution” was framed in 1857. View of Kansas and Delaware Rivers from the bluffs. ; gearloßig Spring on Union Pacific Highway o. 10. : 4—Storm Lake, lowa, a beautiful resort region. State Highways No. 4 and No. 5. | : s—lndian fortifications north of Fourteen Mile Creek, Indiana. Peculiar formation over 200 feet high and in one %l]ace hardly a rod wide. Near Charlestown on Wonderland Way No. 24 from Madison. 6—Mount Baldy, one of the largest sand dunes in the world, at Saugatuck, Michigan. State Highway No. 11. : 7—Mille. Lacs District in Minnesota, where the pine forests and oak forests meet. Fishing is verg'ogobd in this district. State Highway No. 18 from Brainerd follows the shore of erlle Lac. B—Sibley, Missouri, where Fort Osage was established in: 1809, during_Osatgﬁelndxan War, one of the eastern terminals of the old Santa Fe Trail. Near Buckner on National Old Trails Road No. 6. 9—Trempeauleau Mountain, Wisconsin, where Perrot, the French explorer, landed in 1685. Name derived from the French meaning “the hill which soaks in the water.” Bold Igmce of - scenery. State Highway No. 162 from Holmen. 1 tal Cave, near Sturgis, South Dakota, with O—f'% chambers of mystic beauty. Via Pied- . mont, State Highway No. 30. i

Discovering scenic treasures for yourself is the best sport of all. - It's easy to do for splendid highways weave their pattern smoothness over the-entire Middle West. And Red Crown Gasoline can be obtained easily wherever you go. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Service Stations have been established for .your convenience on all the roads. of the Middle West. The outdoors is yours! Claim it this summer! ; : :

/}?‘* 9\ Buy Red Crown X/ , at Any Standard Oil i}‘ e Service Station and ISoid &/ at Most Garages Rl . LIGONIER, INDIANA :

T On Vacation Trip. 1 _Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hess are on 1a vacation trip. They will visit his { brother Joe and family at Danville, {this state, before returning home. . Goes to LaGrange. Mrs. Will Highland of Eaton, Ohio, who had been a guest of her brother W. H. Wigton and family left Wednes jday to visit relatives in LaGrange.

There was a —Now Better! : & The Hoover, you know, was always the best cleancs. The Greater Hoover as demonstrated i in our stcre, proves itself-much » better. Ask us about the revolu- ? stonary new prinziole, “Positive : Agtation.” Lo Sy Only $0,?.) dowp Demonstration Eooth oo Floor 4 4 ?’J, ity K i Y PRSP /.7:?: : wx}? oy~ TESEES i ggb"./ , BENT ] 3= I +l<v-‘.-l:3i':l;:* C 3

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- Epworth League Institite. _ The Epworth League institute a North Indiana ‘conference of the M, E. church will be held at Epworth Forest :Webster lake August 16-22. Many wil lattend from Ligonier. The order of services and talent follows: The Evening Services 7:15 o’clock Monday—Reception 'Announcements and, Getting Acquainted. .

- Tuesday—Torchlight Islgnd Meeting—Ted Mumby. : : Wednesday—Evangelistic Service— Dr. C. L. Deßow. - Thursday—Hvangelistic y Service— Dr. Deßow. - , ) - Friday—Stunt Night. ‘Saturday—Bonfire Service on the Hillside. g Should the weather not permit.the, holding of the Torchlight and Bonfire Services outdoors they wil Ibe held in the auditorium. The Sunday Services B:3o—lnstitute Mass Meeing, Dr. C, H. Taylor. : 10:30—General Mass Meeting Dr. C. L. Deßow 2 |

3:oo—Recognition Service—Dr. L E. Lovejoy . 7:oo—Galilee Lakeside Service— Rev. O. T. Martin. B:oo—Evangelistic Service—Rev. J. T. Bean. Have Ford Sedan. The Medich twins Lucy and Bessie ‘ot South Bend have a new Ford sedan fitted up in the most comfortable man, ner to convey the joined twins about the country, where they will be exhibited at fairs. The purchase wag made last Saturday at the close of thg first week of exhibition of the twing, at Playland park, South Bend in conﬂ nection with the Inter-state fair. The mother of the twins Mrs. Mary Medich: consented to the purchase of the car on condition 'that she receive a new washing machine at the gsame time.

Awarded, Scholarship.

Miss Jessie Koon of LaGrange couls ty has been awarded the John Herron Art Institute scholarship for Lay Grange county according to announces ment just made public. The institute located at ;gdianapolis conducted g competitive art examination among students in various counties and awarded a one year scholarship to one person in each county.

Democrats at Fort Wayne Aug. 18. Democrats have completed plans for a district meeting to be held in Fort Wayne Aug. 18. Evans Wollen and Albert Stump democratic candidates for the U. S. senate and other statq candidates wil lattend the meeting. A public reception for the candidatey is being planned. - '

To Meet at Angola.

The 1926 Fort Wayne district meeting of the North Indiana conferencq Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will ba held at the First Methodist Episcopa) church at Angola on Oetober 12-13 it was announced last night by Mrs. W, W. Wiant of Fort Wayne.

Drowns at. Peru.

While celebrating his birthday. at a Peru bathing beach, William Schininj 37 a World war veteran was drowned. Schinini had finished eating hig birthday dinner when he dived into the water and did not come up. Docs tors said heart failure may have been responsible for his death. . e

Was Locked Up.

‘When a hobo about 25 years old ingisted on sleeping in the.barn on the Green farm west of town Tuesday night Melvin Moore the tenant. notified the Ligonier officers and the wayfarer was brought in and locked up for the night. )

Submits to Operation.

Woodrow, little son of Mg. and Mrs, Floyd Stellar submitted to an operas tion for the removal of his tonsils and adnoids Wednesday. Dr. Black assisted by Dr. Shobe performed the operation.

Steal Fifty: Chicknes.

Chicken thieves raided the coops of Archie Ring south of Warsaw ang made their getaway with fifty choicq chickens. Tracks found near the chicken houses have furnished a, clue;

Holdup Only.a Joke.

Two :men held up Cark. Aker tele, graph operator at Columbia City and took his watch but returned it after saying they were -only seeking the thrill of the holdup. :

Free Mail Délivery. = LaGrange will be provided with free delivery of mail starting Novem, berl. Five other towns will be included in the government order.

Only Two Left

- James Furgeson, aged 83, says only two men remain in Ligonier who were here when he came in 1856, They are Robert Randall and Odee Agee. ; Ll e 0

L. L. Koon of the Koon Cigar store has: been confined. to his bed by illness for several days and under thq care of a physician. He is suffering much péin.: .. L

L On Annual Visiti Dr. A. E. White and family of Indianapolis, are at the Bothwell cottage, Wawasee, on their annual visigy The doctor-is an expert. fisherman. ' Week at Lake, L * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Skinner:and chily dren of Bremen: are %est?gg}%pt “the Chester Vanderford family at their Wawasee cottage for a week. : . Mrs, Marfe' Wiley and . childrep and sister Mrs. C. F. Clark of Chicagq

Machines Collide.

. A narrow bridge on the Line street road near the Claud Stickler farm north of town was responsible for a collision between a Ford car driven by Lee Brown son of Arthur Brown, %ot Noble county and occupied by driver and his brother and the Hudson sedan owned by Mrs. Helen Clugston of this city and driven by Robert Clugston. s ;

" The accident occurred Saturday evening. The Clugston car was coming south and the Brown car wasg headed north. The road either way from the bridge is fine and wide buf the bridge is too narrow to permit twq cars to pass. Robert Clugston did not know the bridge was there and ‘he was within thirty or more feet af it before he saw the little narrow railing, The two machines did nof hit hard, but the left front wheelg of each car struck, doing some damage. Don Crowell who was in thg car with Robert Clugston along with several others sustained a slight cut on the lip and face from glass from the windshield. - iNo oneelse was hurt.—‘ Columbia City Post.

Annual Home Tour Next Week.

The annual Home Tour in Noble County will be held Wednesday August 18th and will have for its principal object the inspection of seven demonstration kitchens in Jefferson '‘and Wayne townships which have been improved according to the recommendations of Miss Kathryne McMahon from Purdue. Miss McMahon will be here to per‘sonally supervise the tour and she will be assisted by a representative from one of the well known paint manufacturers who will demonstrate indoor paints. ’ The tour will start at 9:03 from the home of Mrs. Irma Brown, Bakertown Jefferson township. During the morn, ing other homes will be visited in the following order—Mrs. Jest Parks, Mrs. Beatrice Becker, and Mrs. Amelia Meyer. There will be a basket dinner served followd by a short program at the Meyer home. - In the afternoon visits will be made to the homes of Mrs. Minnie Dicken Mrs. Lula Hill and Mrs. Virginia. Town and country people alike are invited to take part in the tour and a good attendance is expected. ‘ i J. B. Cunningham, Noble Co. Agent

Crim-Winebrenner,

The r§arriage of Cora Belle Crim, daughte? of Mr. and Mrs. Taylorr Shearer of Whitley county to- Edward Winebrenner of Noble county oceurred Thursday afternoon at two o’clock The ceremony was performeg by Rev. Clark of the Christian church at hig home in Huntington. Immediately after the wedding the happy -couplg came to Noble county where a furnish ed home awaited them. .They will make their home on a farm. |

Great Yield of Oats.

Philip Schinkel manager of the Bip+ pus elevator Friday reported that the oats threshed by George Strobel g farmer living a mile and a half from Bippus avetraged 87.25 bushels to the acre. The yields of oats all over Huntington county have been extremely heavy this year, and the wheat was the greatest ever known for the coun, ty. , : '

Set On Fire By Child.

. A barn in the rear of the residence of Leßoy. Dills at Wakarusa was burned :Monday ‘evening. A small son of the Dillg) family admitted that he had been playing in the barn with matches and it is believed that he set the building on fire. There was no insurance

Many See Conviet Ship.

_ At St. Joseph Mich., 'Sunday more than 9,000 persons about 900 of them children paid 25 cents each to see the British convict ship, Success which will remain in its berth of the old Gra ha m& Morton dock over. next ‘Sumny day. ;

Francis Lamb Dead.

Francis Lamb 84 a‘ native of LaGrange county died Monday at hig home in (Redfield, Mich., of hearty trouble Mr. Lamb had moved from LaGrange county to Eikhart county eight years ago and later moved to Redfield.

olld Class Mates Meet.

A reunion of class mates in the Wakarusa school 41 years ago was held Sunday at Wa.karuia at which twelvg Tamilies were present. Mrs. W. C, B. Harrison of this city was one of the old time pupils and was presen ‘with her family. :

Come Feor Auto Thief.

. Harry. Green of Cincinnati who was arrested.at Goshen on a charge of auto theft, will be returned to Lebanon, Ohio where the car was stolen, /Green was arrested on suspicion and later confessed to the theft.

. Secure Bass Minnows. ' Throughs the Ligonier chapter of IzZaak Walton league 24 tanks of bigmouth bass fingerlings were received here Tuesday. .They were placed in Diamond, Eagle, Engle and Smalley lakes. '

Shot Halts Fugitive, °

Russel Alberts 25 a fugitive halted only after a Goshen policeman fired a shot at his fleeing form. He is wanted to answer a charge of stealing automobile tires and issuing a worthtess check for $25 in South. Bend.

South Bend Tax Rate. : Mayor Chester Montgomery of South \Bend has. requested the city counsel to fix the city tax levy at 77 cents, an increase of three,cents. - Miss Elizabeth Hire and Mrs. Fred weeks are the chaperones at the Black ‘Weews are chaperones at the Black this week., = R e

BIG DRESS SALE k. - Closing Oaut All Silk Dresses | Our complete stock of New Summer Silk Dresses will be closed out at - exactly one-half price. Come early and get the best selection. | 8 $20.00 Silk Dresses | .| . = I ; $ . reduced to SIO°OO = N g |£ BENE | | ¥ $15.00 Silk Dre: |\J'L“ (. 8 B ; I resses Bl INOTTH R ] | reduced to $ 7050 4,,‘ Q I 1 8 $lO.OO Silk D » A N 7 O - .00 Silk Dresses eA N Vrr s % : reduced to $ s‘oo ti?@pﬁi&g%é{:’»é ' | FLOX’ S lig2¢ ' . Ligonier, Ind, ' A 2 ’

To Place Quarantine,

~ Preliminary steps to place a quaran tine on northern Indiana -countieg which are infected with the European corn borer, were taken today by Frank N. Wallace state entomologist. Wallace has returned to his home in In, dianapolib'from an inspection of thq cornfields in this section. He said thq present danger was not great as the corn borer is in the larva stage and can be spread only through shipment of green corn which is infected. Only a small amount of corn has yet been infected in Indiana according to Wal, lae. : : ;

: Attacked by Ground Hog. : Ira Baker Wells county farmer wag attacked by a ground hog while work, ing on his farm plowing corn. He obs tained a wrench and killed the animal as.it reached his heels. Burning Launch Endangers Lives Margaret, Edward, Albert and Edith Cox children of Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Cox of Hartford City and a house guest of the family told of their narrow es; cape from death Thursday evening when gasoline from an overfilled supply tank caught fire in their launch in which they were - riding -on Lakgq James, a short distance off the shore, The fire- spread quickly through the fore part of the launch angd drove thg young folks from the boat. .

Victor Sanon has changed his postoffice address from 808 Third street to 972 E street San Bernardino California

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