Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 40A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 November 1926 — Page 2

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. ,] When Planting Trees . PLANT | Best Grown in United tSates for 107 Years Try the “STARK DELICIOUS” or the “STARK GOLDEN DELICIOUS” apple and be convinced of their superiority that cannot be duplicated by any grower. : : Stark Bro's grow all kinds of shrubbery and ornamental trees besides every kind and variety of trees that will grow fruit. Free Stark plan of Landscape service Dé‘_?p me a card and I will call A. O. Jeftries STARK BRO’S REPRESENTATIVE SRR e Harry L. Benner . Auctioneer ‘ Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. -~ Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage -

W. A. JACKSON Crustee Perry Townshsp Office Mier State Bank, Ligdnier

your own opinion of the quality of printing we turn out by looking over the samples we will be glad to show you. There i 8 nothing in this line that we - | can't do to your \ entire satisfaction., Migh- ~ ciass printing = ‘fl ereates a good d' A impresAN A //,g = /”,17 ~ you NL] = A' .”: _‘.‘/} business. : — - Consult , Vcflm SR Out o, W S Town

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 857 - M W. H. WIGTON Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGUNIER, IND Bothwell & Vanderford - Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

Printing, Attention

The ligomer Banner '«ll‘fufllb' 19085 ; Publishediby : | "he Banner Publishing Company i W. C. K. HARRISON Editor Published anryllum and Thursdar and emtered in the Postoflice at Ligoztfer, Ind., as sooond alass matter.

To Aid Orphans Home. The Legionnaires of Indiana have been called upon to suppont a program for appropriation of funds by the state legislature for improvements at the Knightstown Soldiers and Sailof’s Orphans home,in an appeal by J. H. Klinger State Adjutant of the American legion.

' A report miade by the legion’s wvisiting committee indicated the need for improvements and stressed the importance of equipping the home with a modern sanitary system with mnew sewers and inside toilets. The report made by C. F. Payne of Newcastle, chairman met with full concurrence of the other members John Lowry, Cambridge City and Ewing Shields of Greenfield and the hearty approval of the management of the institution through Superintendent L. A.. Cortner.

11,500 Animals On Display.

Visitors to ‘the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago Novem-: ber 27th December 4th will find many. events of interest occurring continuously from early merning until late at night every day of the exhibition. There will be on display 11,500 cattle, horses, sheep and swine .and 5,000 samiples of grains, small seeds ‘and hay. In the various buildings will be found Federal and State edueational exhibits, A Meat Shoppe and demeongtrations and champion products of junior club work adctivities. Each night a brilliant entertainment will be staged in the Amphitheatre and in the surrounding buildings agriculturlal organizations will hold numerous meetings.

Man Drowns at South Bend.

One man was drowned -and two others narrowly escaped a similar fate when the automobile in which: they were riding plunged into the St. Joseph river at the foot of LaFayette boulvard. The three men enroute ito their homes in Benton Harbeor, Mich, had been drinking police said. ' "Ollie Alden, 52, brether wof Fred Alden, chief of police at St. Joseph, Mich., was the man wheo was drowned. His two companions, who were rescued by police from their place ‘of refuge on top of their submerged sedan, were Edward Baushker and Fred Rowe. :

Asks for $l6B in Fees.

Helen Young, of BElkhart, who “vas held i nthe county juil at Goshen in default of $5,000 bond from June 3 to October 7, as a witness in the miur. der case of John Hall, who was seu~ tenced to be executed, has filed an action in the superior court at *Ei*-k-‘ hart seeking 'to recover $1.25 a day as witness fees, a total of $lB6, i’or‘ the time she was held in jail. 5

Match Head Causes Blaze.

When a taxi driver in the Interurban station at Goshen lighted a safety match on a mateh box the lighted head flew through a wire grating at the closed news stand and ignited the stock of periodicals. The grating prevented immediate access to ithe blaze and before the fire depgrtzmen.t arrived extensive damage resulted.

Mrs. Charles Shell li.

The . serious illness of Mrs. Chas. Shell, of White Pigeon, Mich., is reported. She was a former resident of Noble county and is a daughter of Joseph Caldwell and a sister of Mrs. Adrain and Mirs. Mark Kinnison.

B. & 0. Aids Garrett.

A check for §lO,OOO- from the B. & 0. railroad .company has been received by the city of Garrett to be used in securing new industries fo rthat town. =

Scarlet Fever Raging.

Thirteen homes in Elkhart are under quarantine for scarlet fever. Special precautions are being taken to halt the spread of the .disease. All of-the cases are said to be mild.

They Drive Through,

Mr. and Mrs. Milo Calbeck started today to drive thrdugh to their home in Los Angeles, Calif. They will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Joplin, Mo.

Now is the time to get your Radio. Come in and see our new ftwo dial control Sparton, a real beautiful set. If you see and try one of these sets you will never buy any Radio set but a Sparton. o . ’ These sets are very handsomely | finished* in § walnut. If you cannot come in just “phone us § and we will call. o ‘We also have Radio tubes, A and B batteries. { Kiester Electric Shop e . " Phone4Bl

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If you are in search of comfort and profit—if you have made up your mind that you want to buy a farm you’ll find that here at farm headquarters your interests will be well protected. The following is a partial )iist of the many farms we have to 'offer: ' :

40 acre level land in Sparta township without buildings. , 70 acres withing two miles of Ligiaonie:r on Lincoln Highway. Good ‘buildings and lake frontage. 12 acres adjoining city limits of Ligonier. Ten room frame house. Electric lights. Plenty of fruit. Sell n terms. 140 acre Michigan farm for sale or trade. L . 70 acre farm one and one-half 'miles nonth of Ligonier. « 145 acfe farm near Nbblesville, 25 lacres of choice onion ground. 96 acre farm within one and one‘half miles of New Paris. Good buildings. Would trade for Ligonier proplenty, or tract mear Ligonier.

40 acre farm with goed buildings, wit_.'hin two miles of Cromwell. v 154 acre farm in ‘Orange township. 40 acres of timber, good buildings. 120 acre mint farm in Washington township. . . $3500 buys 118 acres of good land without buildings. 54 acres of muck. 95 acre farm 'on paved Toad west of Allgion. $2600 cash, balance on long time. e 10 :acre poultry farm two and onehalf miles southwest of Topeka. New house. $l7OO takes it. Choice 120 acre farm within one and one-half miles of Wolcottville. good buildings; young o{rc‘ha‘rd. | 40 acre ifa;rm, one mile north of Wolcottville 'on state road. 16 acres 'of choice mint ground.

bl agre tract one mile west of lLigonier. ‘Will trade for Ligonier property. ; [ 103 acre farm on Lincoln Highway. ‘Geod buildings. Permanent pasture. Long time loan. 100 acre farm in Swan township. 30 acres of choice muck. 80 acre farm in Green township. Good buildings. 80 ‘acre farm within three miles of Ligonier. Will trade for smalier farm or town property. ~ 126% acre farm in "N’dble county. Priced to sell. ; 80 acre farm in Jeiferson township. For sale or trade. Good stock farm. i'Good buildings. 80 acre farm on paved road west lof. Albion. Plenty of fruit. | 90 acre farm Wi.‘thin four miles of Mentone. 14 acres of good muck, Would trade for Ligonier property.

| 8% aere tract in Perry township. Seven room frame house. Abundance of fruit. Woeuld make an ideal fruit and poultry farm. , : 33 acre tract near Ligonmier. Would '-trade for farm near South Bend or 'Elkhart. 91 acre farm im Kosciusko county. Would tnade for Elkhart property. 80 acre farm in Elkhart township. Good buildings. Abundance of fruit. Kimmell Realty Co. Citizens Bank Building Ligonier, Indiana | ~ Phone 800

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Farm Home Burns, Fire starting presumably from a defective flue destroyed the farm ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins three miles east of Lisbon ghortly after 11 o’clock Friday. The loss is estimated at $1,500 with $BOO insurance. Praectically all of the household goods including 400 cans .of fruit potatoes and other vegetables in the cellar were consumed Only a few of the household articles were removed by neighbors. :

Goes to Federal Court.

Frank Johnson, who was ' taken from Kendallville to South Bend for a hearing before United States Commissioner Fae W.. Paterick on a charge of transporting liquor, was bound over to the federal court at Fort Wayne and -his bond was fixed at 1,000. .

Hands Badly Burned.

When a celluloid cheese box in thz store of F. J. Keim at Sturgis was ignited by a burning match carelessly thrown upon it by a customer, Mr Kiem’s hands were badly burned while trying to extinguish the flames.

Faees Trial For Shooting.

The trial of the case of Miss Golden Francies of Roanoke charged with shooting Earl Williams last March 21 at his home near Zanesville with intent to kill was set for Jamuwary 3. The case previously had been sef for trial December 18.

COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES Frances M Beane, salary $200.00 E L Adair; clerk supplies 15.00 Frances M Beane, office ex 5.00 Georgiana Erwin salary 100.00 Orville B Pressler, salary., 262.00 E L Adair auditor supplies 3.50 Orville E Pressler office ex 15.00 Revah Pressler, salary v 100.90 J Herbert Cockley, salary 200.00 J Herbert Cockley, treas sup 20.00 J Herbert Cockley tem. office 100.00 John Singleton, salary 183.00 John Singleton, attending ct 16.00 C V Kilgore, co. supt. salary 167.38 C V Kilgore office expense 17.30 E L Adair, sup supt. sch. 20.00 lE’-L Adair sup. Co. assessor 7.50 L F Furip, coroner 226.50

John W Hayes M D health com 30.00 Guy Hardenbrook, dis. prev. 23.60 Anna K Prickett, truant officer 78.00 Anna K Prickett, expenses = 23.46 W A Jackson poor Perry twp 136.68 W H Matthews, ¢t heouse rep 3.00 Henry Coe, ct house emp. 21.00 Dora May, ct house emp 5 100 Michael May, -et. housse -emp 75.00 Stoops & Themas, supplies 1.70 Indiana Reformatory supplies 29.23 R W Halferty, supplies 95.54 Ira Blaek, jail supplies 12.09 F W Oole, jail supplies v 8.60 Stoops & Thomas, jail supplies 3.97 Shortz Bros., jail supplies . 340 :Ola Hamilton, salary 10.00 ‘Chas Krieger, salary 14.00 Clayton Castator, salary 40.00. Stoops & Thomas, .co. farm sup. 61.82 Indiana State Farm, co. farm sup 3.90, John F Bauer Co supplies 61.00 Indiana State Prison, supplies 36.54. }Ferm Bowmlan, co. farm sup. 112 Standard Oil Co. pupplies 22.40 C E Bloom, co farm sup 10.84 J A Stevenson, co farm sup 17.15 ‘W H Hart, asylum sup. 162.81 Indiana St San. treat & main. 65.71 «Chil. Aid So. of Ind. orp. poor 1174.50 Dr. W F Garver, In. St. Insti. 2.00 Ruth Cappinger, elec exp 142.00 Harriet B Eagles, elec exp . 142.60. Guy < Hardenbrook, elections 59.25 Martin H Spangler, elec exp 130.00 }J F Gatwoed, elec. exp 270.00 ‘Geo W Brown, burial » 75.00 Kendallville Pub. Co. printing 1.20 Avilla News, printing - b 6 B R Matteson, printing e 200 B R Matteson, printing : _l§.lB E L Adair, advertising 28.02 Paul W Hoffman ditch exp. 72.93 B B Bortner, platt book 85:.09 A Cappinger, freight & dray. 15.21 Paul W Hoffman, sinkholes 12.95 E L. Adair, Stillinger rd 7.68° B R Matteson, Stillinger rd. 7.68 Indianapolis Commercial, same 8.11 Indiamapolis Commercial, same 5.93 Irene Byron San., expenses 986.78 E L Adair, supplies 9.50 Merna Uttinger, health nurse 199.60Geo T Trowbridge, taxes ref - 1.94 Eli Jacobs, taxes.ref 11.06 J F Elliott, new bridges 884.00 Geo S Campbell, bridge repair 21.14 Paul N Hoffman, bridge rep. 310.90 Paul N Hoffman, bridge rep, 34.33 E J Parker, bridge repair 1.35 Paul N Hoffman, Barker road 25.00 Paul N Hoffman, Barr road = 3.65 Shiveley & Son, Barr road 1785.00 Oscar Hinman, Barr road 63.00 Paul N. Hoffman Frick road 14.75 Danielson, Caroutte & White rd 1925.76 Paul N Hoffman, Haver road 226.23

Moellering Sup. Co., Haver nd 20.25 Paul N H offman, Marquiss rd * 16.20 Paul N Hoffman, Ressler rd 12.45 John Bender, Ressler ed - 1154.54 Grover Weaver, Ressler read 28.00 Paul N Hoffman, Rink road 5.60 Gorden Adair, Rink road . 1585.58 Clinton Gard, Rink road 49.00 J F Neufer, dog fund 15.00 Dale Gorsmech, dog fund -25.00 'S B Stark, dog fund 12.00 | W L Gibson, dog fund 84.00 Tom Clouse, dog fund 84.00 Samuel Scheurich, deg fund '96.50 | Chester Kiester, dog fund 27.00 'J R Defoe, dog fund 75.00 John Bender, dog fund 50.00 John W Morr, dog fund 8004 Paul N Hoffman, rd repair 13.08 E J Parker, road repair 32.43 E L Adair, road repair 6.00 | The Barrett Ce., nd Tepair 914.39 Ft. P & Sup. Co., rd repair . 114.59 Abshire oil Co., road repair 1130.6% Adams Bales C 0.,, road repair '259.20! Howard E Stroh, road- repair 170000 Good Rds. Mach. iCo. rd repairs 492.44 | M L Latta, road repairs . 401566 Noble Motor Truck Co. rd rep 470.38 }

| Dog Bite On Eye. ot Ray Glass of Kendallville is suffering with a badly infected right eye the result of a collision with his dog which was aiding him in rounding up a pig. The dog accidentally nipped Mr. Glass near the eye imbedding its teeth in his check. : Widow of Former Senator Dies ~Mrs. Benjamin F. Shively age 60 widow of a former United States senator from Indiana died at her home in Brookville Pa., She is survived by three children ‘George Shively of New Yerk and John Shively and Miss Mary Shively of Brookville.

~ Albino Muskrat Caught ‘ Charles Rasor, of South Whitley, purchased two snow-white, or Albino muskrat pelts, Tuesday evening. These muskrats were caught by Oscar Broomer. : 2 SRR A R z ‘ ' Gas Company Fined. : Phe Worthern Indiana Gas and Elec tric company at South Bend, was fined $lOO and costs for polluting the St. Joseph river. - : Will Award Pig Tonight.

Some lucky person is going to re= ceive a nice present tonight when the Ligonier American Legion will award a b5O-pound pig in their hall. The gift will be made by numpber.

~ The Social Hour will hold their Annual Bazaar at the Foster Shoppe Nov. 30, and Dec. Ist. 39b3t

M. G, WilliamsO.M. OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS Office Hours 9:30 to 11:30; 1 to & and 7 to 8. ' Other Hours by appointment ‘Phone 103 Zimmerman Bldg.

FINAL CLEANUP Ladies’ Collar and Cuff Sets and Coat Collars, values to $1.25, close out price,f each L . e

25¢ yard value Curtain Goods, assorted $1 Battovhe 6 vayrds ... Leather Faced Canvas Work Gloves $1 g 0 at 4 pairs Jor ..., $2.49 value B'ed, Blankets, 64 by 76 $ 4 inches, fancy plaids, 2 pairs ............ Medium Weight Canvas Work Gloves $1 ROt werist, 12 pairs for .......cccieen

Children’s School Dresses, made from the famous Sunset Cloths; these are pric- $1 Bdateneh ... e

Try matching this BARGAIN; Combination Hot Water Bottle and Syringe, com- $1 plete With tubes. .Ll e $1.25 value China' Water Pitcher, as- $1 sorted patterns, each ..............cceeennie.

$1.19 Embroidered Dresser Scarfs or $1 Rumners priced at ...l A 59¢ value Fancy Turkish Towels are $1 priced at 2 for ... .iicoessieiieiienresas $1.59 value Chinelle Rugs, assorted $1 patterns and colors, each .................. Men’s Outing Night Gowns, sizes 15 $1 to 20, specially priced at ..........c.cc...... Thrift Alarm Clocks, guaranteed for $1 One Year, €ach .....c..cvcrieciisnsmeennariionisss 25¢ yard value Heavy Dish Toweling $1 3 yards sbc; 6 yards for ... Lamp Base, 6 foot cord, 2-piece Plug, $1 Snap _Switch ‘and Bulb, complete ...... : 69c Copyright Books , $1 TWO fOr ..ot 59¢ Rubber Household Aprons, assort- $1 e eplors, 2.00 F ity 26 bars Kirk’s Flake White Laundry $1 Soap, priced at .......ccvevenininiinini Men’s Rayon Silk and Wool Hose, $1 very special, BT i 10c value, 1200 sheet rolls Toilet $1 Paper, 14 rolls for ... i 81 by 90 inch Bed Sheets, seamless, $1 finest q‘uality,reach L e B 59c All Leather Shopping Bags, spe- $1 cially priced at 2 for ... 4

, . e SATURDAY CANDY SPECIALS - : 35¢ BLACK WALNUT FUDGE, the pound......ccc oo e sonsiemmismnsessmes 20c 35¢ value CHOCOLATE CHIPS, the PR B i R 35¢ value ASSORTED CREAM CHOCOLATES, the pound ... 29€ , PEANUT, the pound .......c.occasessmisuionninnmiiig i Y Riieiseiiies | seikiy BUE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 to 5 O’clock, SPANISH SALTED PEANUTS, 1b.......12¢ SATURDAY NIGHT, 7 to 9 O’clock ORANGE SLICES, th PORRE L i i R R

88¢ value Turkish Towels, limited $1 'qau'ntif'ty_, at 4 for ... White Enamel Slop Jars, | Saturday $1 only, €ACH yiioriieisncicisiiieiranisisineans ,

THE ABOVE SPECIAL VALUES ARE TH E RESULT OF CONCENTRATED EFFORT <vr. CASH BUYING, AND THE WILL TO LEAD IN REAL VALUE GIVING. LIGONIER » KENDALVILLE ~ NAPPANEE

UG | - 1(&&@ ‘ 4 A few men become succeéful through investment. Still fewer make money by speculation. The greater number who become successful and independent in * their later years, do so by saving. | OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Is Planned to Aid Youto Save “The Bank by the Clock™

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Ladies’ 59¢ value Derby Ribbed Hose, assorted colors; are priced -special for $1 this sale at 2 pairs for ... Infants’ Rayon Silk Stockings, assort- $1 ed colors; -3 DAILS foF wiiwimimsvain $3.25 and $3.19 value Ladies’ Hats $2 go on gale B .ciiinarniiiid s by 15 cakes Kirk’s Cocoa Hard Water $1 Toilet Scap, special at ...c.cuiieciniveres ‘ $1.19 and $1.25 Men’s Dress. Shirts $1 priced special at ... 8 60c value Kotex, supply - your needs $l, during this sale, 8 DOXES ......ccorsecrisens ‘

Saturday, one day only, Kiddy Kars, $1 disc wheels, rubber tires, each ........ &Jd Saturday, one day only, steel Scooter, $1 rubber tires, disc wheels, each .......... ‘

FINAL CLEANUP 50 Japansese Blue and White Napkins, 10c value, cleanup price, 6 for X

Men’s Silk and Woel Four-in-Hand Neck ties, 69¢ value, are specially priced $1 at 2_for $1.25 and $1.50 Handled Sandwich or Fruit Baskets, priced for this sale $1 Bt each i fesii i A 4 $1.25 Stamped Pillow Cases, hemstitched, finest tubing, and are specially pric- $1 €A Bi L el sv v e 39¢ yard value Curtain Goods, assort- $1 ed patterns, 4 yards for ....c.cieeee

Esmond Baby Crib Blankets in pink $1 and: blue, each ......i.ocicisnnisiigee 69¢ value Silk and Wool Hose, black $1 and colors, 2 pairs for ... Imitation Crackled Glass Footed Sher- $1 bels 12 FOE .0 i i $1.89 value Bed Blankets, 64 by 76 $3 inches, 2 pairs foF ... i Highest quality 3‘pound,Quilted Cot- $1 ton Batty 06 Bt o i Men’s Sweater Coats, grey only, sizes $1 38 to 46, priced at ... ILadies’ Outing Night Gowns, assort- $1 ed sizes, $1.19 value, go at ......cccceeies.

24c¢ yard value Turkish Toweling pric- $1 ed, special at 5 varde for . iue 25 and 40 Watt Electric Light Bulbs $1 are priced ab sTor Jliiimiiiaiiimes

59¢ Leather Work Mittens, knit wrist $1 priced at 2 pairs for ... ’