Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 7A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 March 1927 — Page 3

L otalts Saturday T Read our bills and save money by attending this sale i Take advantage of the free merchandise secured through the free coupons. They place you under no obligations, use them. Make it a point to attend this sale and demonstration. , o WEIR’'S The WINCHESTER Store ‘

4 YEAR e A servant stronger than the strongest woman, absolutely tireless, o - with a skill and efficiency incleanHC| 'VER ing that even the most perfect housewife cannot equal, is waiting : to serve you through the coming g _year,and for many years to come, ;.L The Greater Hoover. v ‘ TN Won’t you let this remarkable serv- // @ ant bring new cleanliness to your [o 3 lli““ home—and new freedom to you? ,: L We will gladly clean one of your ! b rugs, to demonstrate the amazing P "—"‘} new Hoover feature — “Positive: S Agitation” —and the resulting 03,',”,,;3;‘35 ,fl‘,’,‘,‘,’” 1319, ihcrease in cleaning effidusting tools ciency. Just telephone, | / l . . | 1 Electric Shop } 1 Lilectric Shop '. | S e

Home Realty and Investment Co. ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR © LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. ! J. L. HENRY Manager FARM and CITY properties handled to your ENTIRE SATISFACTION - We handle SECURITIES that will appeal to you from standpoints which are essential in-the purchasing of any security, First the SAFETY of the issue and Second, the rate of interest. ‘ INSURANCE » FIRE, LIGHTNING AND TORNADO, WORKMEN'S CONPENSATION, AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY - AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE s FARM LOANS . . 5 per cent FARM LOANS with exceptional privilege clause. Special attention paid to this form of farm loans. SATISFACTORY SERVICE OUR AIM. i YOUR BUSINES\S SOLICITED.

Let Us Grind Your Feed on a‘i | , . HAMMER MILL We, can grind ear corn, alfalfa or anything you want ground, and grind it the way you want it ground, fine, medium or course. Will grind all your feed crops separately or mixed and guarantee satisfaction. o - Harry D. Fnck - WAWAKA, INDIANA . '_ - FEED, Coal and F encing ) 4 \Phones Office 17 on 22; Res: 18on 13,

Pardon Plea Is in State Status Quo. Attorney General Sargent sald the parole case of former Governor Warren T. McCray of Indiana now in Atlanta penitentiary for using the mails to defraud is in status quo. He explained McCray’s ill health plea for parole had been investigated and physicians indicated the forier governor’s condition was not very serious. ; .

McCray according to Sargent i 3 ovs erweight and his physical condition is improving steadily.

Civil War Veteran Dies.

Michael Bowman 81 of Topeko civi} was veteran died last week at the home of his son George Bowman of Middles bury. Death was caused by apoplexy with which he was stricken soon after he reached the home of his son wherd he went to visit. He had lived alond at Topeka since the death of his wifé ten years ago. He was a retired far, mer. Two sons and three daughtersg survive also 41 grandchildren and 64 great grandchildren. The decedent was an elder in the Dunkard church t‘here} They funeral was held vesterday af, ternoon. - ’

Warsaw Police Recall Peddler

Authorities at Warsaw Tecalled Kinge William Jewish peddler of Lapaz Ind., for further questioning following the finding of his automobile partly burned in a woods north of Warsaw. William who alleged that he was held up and robbed of money checks goods and his automobile early last Wednesday by five bandits near the Berkey school house was in War, saw and repeated his original story to the officérs. That was before thg automobile was found. :J

Really in Luck.

Garwood Lanzeman a farmer living near Brown City. Mich saw a horseshoe with protruding nails lying in ¢he middle of the road. Thinking that he would save a moterist the misfortune of a puncture Lanzeman got out of his car and waded through the mud of the road to salvage the shoz, As he was about to climb back into his car with the lucky emblem he saw a pocketbook half buried in the mud. The purge contained $5O in bills.

Get Ten Days in Jail.

Confesing participation in the couns terfeit ticket scandal at the regional basket ball tournament at Anderson a week ago two Indianapolis youths started serving sentences of ten days in jail. The .lads, Horace Yates and Warren Peacock were also fined $lO each E. L. Miller Indianapolis printer, charged with printing the fake tickets will be arraigned in a few days,

Another “Unloaded Gun”

Herman McAfee 24 and Kenneth Rinker 14 both of Poe were wounded when au automatic revolver in the hands of the former was accidentally dgcharged as the two were examining it in a garage. The bullet passed through McAfee’s left thigh' and through' Rinker’s hand and finally lodged in Rinker’s left thigh. Rinker was taken to Fort Wayne for an operation. ¥ g

Fire at Journal-Gazette,

Fire of undetermined origin Monday night was discovered between rolls of paper in the pressroom of the Journal Gazette, Heat from the flames set off part of the automatic sprinkler system and two large presses and several rolls of paper were drenched. The greatest damage was done by water and there. was no delay in publication of the paper. R

Injury Is Fatal to Boy.

. J. D. Carothers 17 son of Mr. and’ Mrs. James Carothers, of Cassopolis, Mich., died last week from the effects of an infection resulting from a bas) ketball injury. He was president ol the junior class of Cassopolis high school and suffered an injury to the leg in a tournament at Niles thred weeks ago. 4 .

Farm Home Destroyed by Fire

Fire of unknown origin discovered ik the early morning hours destroyed the farm home of Neal Hoffman to~ gether with part of its contents one and one-half miles sotithwest of Brimfield. The fire was discovered by the voung daughter of Mr.-and Mrs. Hoff‘man who aroused her parents. :

Whitley Co. Banks Come to Rescue.

~ The three Columbia City banks are busy working on a plan to take overn and convert into cash for the benefit of the depositors of the First National bank, the notes of the closed bank. Several days will be required to complete the checkup. dr

Stop Roller Skaters.

Roller skating on the streets at Huntington was prohibited by police Saturday when an ancient provision of the city council was discovered making it unlawful for children to use the roadway or streets as a playground. i

Find Money In Stump.

Three South Bend boys found $B% in bills and penies in the pocket of a suit of bloody overalls which had been stuffed into a hollow stump neai Rum Village: Saturday. Police are investigating. : r

Ford Car Stolen.

A Ford coupe owned by Burdete Peffley of Goshen was tolen from a parking place on KEast Washington street in Goshen Thursday night.

. What can it be? Oh tow, I know, “It Must Be Love” with Colleen Moore at Crystal this week. : ; !

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

26,541 MILES OF ROADS IN 1927

Will Construet Severat Lare Bridges l and Maintain 239,847 Miles of

The construetion of 26,841 miles o road including 416 in Indians and th maintenance of 239,847 miles are included in the 1927 state highway programs of 47 states according to reports received by the bureau of public, roads, United States department

agriculture. The programs also include the comstruction of a number. of large bridges and the reconstruction of roads previously improved. O; account of uncertainty of supporting legislation no estimate of the season’s work is possible as yet in Connecticut, . :

In carrying out the above program it is expected there will be expended under the supervision of the state highway departments in the 47 states a total of $638,483,000 ;

In addition to the state expenditures approximate estimates indicate thag counties and other lesser sub-divis-ions of government will expend during the year $475,000,000. . Of the expenditures by the state highway departments of the 47 states approxibately $421,000,000 is the estimated amount for road construction and according, to present plans more than $56,000,000 additional will be spent for new bridges. For reconstruction of existing roads it is estimated that the expenditure will be nearly $27,000,600 and for maintenance approximately $126,000,000. ;‘

Cattle, Horses Barn.

The barn on the farm of D. H. ’-Boyer southwest of Sturgis was burned to the ground. Two horses, three cows, a large quantity of hay and grain and other property was destroyed. The loss is estimated at about $3, 500. Mr. Boyer states tiat he haq only $l,OOO insurance. Mr. Boyer discovered the blaze late at night and is not able to explain its cause. -

: ‘ Bowling Notes. : Green » 1783 1793 . Williams 1759 1777 High scores—Frank MeDaniel 15§ and Mrs. A. O. Shearer 201. Tuesday Miss Lucille Hartzler rols led the high score of 181. :

~ Thursday evening the Starr team defeated the Loy team by 239 pins. The high scores were made by -Mrs. Fred Starr 211-201, Mrs. Frank MecDaniel 191 and Dr. Rupert 188.

Biggest Indiana Sewer Job Let

Probably the biggest muniecipal sewer contracts ever awarded in Indiana, was granted Wednesday when the city of South Bend awarded J. J. Dunnegan Contraction company of Shenandoah la., ‘contract for a sewer four miles long for $1.425.466.15.

odd Guessing (ontest

Donald Harpold and Ray Hollaand of Brazill hold the Clay county guessing championship won in a recent contest.. They outguessed everyone on the probable number of strokes it would take to burst a new tire by & hand pump. i ;

Knocked Doewn By Horse.

John Cocklin 65 €leveland township Whitley county farmer sustained g fracture of his left ankle when he way knocked down and trampled by a horse. The injury caused him considerable pain. S b '-——-—---—ai-—-p FOR SALE—Seed Oats 60c. Ralpy Eeverest Millersburg Ind. sa3t Wanted—Sewing, plain, prices reasonable. Mrs. C. Couts, 210 Grant street. ; sb4t | B The John Gard family of Elkhart towriship has moved to a farm near Millershurg. i

Wanted—Tenant for Ilbacre of strawberries 1% acre of raspberries balance of 4 acres in truck patch or will let on shares. W. A. Ruple, 7a2t

‘When a girl cries because she’s happy and smiles because she’s blue, and does a lot of silly things she never thought she’s do. “It Must Be Love'. See Colleen Moore at her best, at the Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. i _

N/ AR » %'\ - . "v‘ r:‘,\. \ : Srls S . . L&‘: 1 , : Wrecked! Cars crash constantly. The clenched fist of carelessmess---brakes that fail--slippery streets--drunken drivers—-sudden turns---you MAY escape disaster, but the odds are against you. - Make sure of your insurance protection. ‘Make sure that you carry Complese automebile insurance. . Make sure that you consult this agency of the State Auto Wobile - Insurance Association. Call us up today, you may be glad youdid tomarrow. - | Realty Company

See Norma Shearer .to'night at the Crystal.

Mrs. P. J.. Carney spent Friday in Fort Wayne with friends.

200 acre farm for rent....Enquire of Mrs. Jennie Sheets Bartholomew. i

Billiard table for the taking away of same. Phone N0..8, Ligonier. :

For Rcsintf-Modern _house, lights bath, furnace. All in good shape. Enquire of C. R. Stansbury. 7a2t

~ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eversole 'were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel} Todd in Waterford. 5

Just received a shipment of machinery for your inspection. J. Kettlebar 163 North street, phone 191. , A ' Ibte

.The Kings Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Myron Kirkland Friday evening. Mrs. Kirkland will be assisted by Mrs. Myers. :

- Quality baby chicks, also custom hatching. Get my prices before plac, ing your order. Phene Kimmell 59, W. W. Collett. : 51a20t%

eNorma Shearer in “The Demi Bride” is running at he Chicago theatre tonight. You can see it at the Crystal tonight, too. .

~ Plice yosur order for baby chicks with the Ligonier Hatchery, also custem hatching, $3.00 per hundred eggs. I have the latest type Petersime incubaters. Come in and look them over. Ligonier Hatchery, Phone 502 i .52btf

Girl Injured By Auto.

. The 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Carper living on a farm between Auburn and Garrett was hit by an automobile. The child had gong With her father to mail a letter neay the home and ran out from behind another auto into the path of the car. She suffered a broken rib. i

Oftice Hours.

The Assessor Hours at the Kimmell Realty Wednesday and Saturdays are: 91to11:30 A M. : : 1. too 5:30 P, M. Tt P M Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a certified copy of judgment, decree and order of sale to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, issued in the cause Wwherein Farmers & Merchants Trust Company, Ligonier Indiana is plaintiff and Charlés Shannon and others are defendants, being civil cause 'No. 9628 in said Court, commanding me to make, by sale of the real estate herein after described tire sum of twenty nine’ hundred thirty and Bsl/100 Dollars adjudged in favor of said plaintiff upon its complaint in said cause, together with six per cent interest thereon from the 4th day of February 1927, a first lien upon said real estate and costs taxed at twelve dollars and forty five cents and all accruing costs including the costs of sale, I, John Singleton, Sheriff of Noble County, Indiana, will offer for sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder, at the east door of the Court House in the town of Albion, Noble County, Indiana, on Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1927, between the hours of ten o’clock A. M. and four o’clock P. M. of said day and rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven yvears of the following described real estate situated in Noble County in thg State of Indiana, to-wit: the undivided three fourths of lots numbered forty seven and.forty eight in the original plat of the village of Wawaka, also all of the northeast quagfer of the northeast quarter of section fourteen, and all that part of the north; west quarter .of section thirteen, lying north and west of the north fork of the Elkhart River, all in township thirty-five north, range nine east and containing eighty four acres of land more or less, and if said rents and profits of said real estate shall fail to sell for a sum sufficient to pay and satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, then I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale at public sale to the highest and best bidder the fee simple of said real estate, all without relief from valuation and appraisement -laws.

John Singleton, Sheriff Noble " County, Indiana. Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys i : .. 3a3w Notice of Administration. | Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the Noble cir-l cuit court of Indiana, duly appointed. administrator, with the will annexed of the estate of Lewis T. Baker, late. of Noble county, Indiana, deceased, and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. 2 ~ Said estate is probably solvent. | Noah §.-Stump, administrator ' with the will annexed: lßothwell & Vanderford, ; Attorneys for estate. balw

~ Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, duly appointed executrix of the will and estate of William H. Franks, late a resident of Clark County, in the state of Ohio, who departed this life in said county and state, but having assets in ’,N'oblel county, in the state of Indiana, and! creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed acordingly. Haidee M. Cradlebaugh, Executrix. | Bothwell & Vanderford, ‘ Attorneys for Estate. g ba3w

'Non-Taxable Indiana Bonds 5% For Yeur March - Investments L Wethave nlimind ot of Crin - crete Pavement Bonds, tax exempt, that we can sell you on a 5% basis. This is a very attractive proposition understand that these are non-taxable Indiana Concrete Pavement Bonds and at this attractive rate will only last a ' short time. Come in make your re- ~ servations for what bonds you might -+ need. Remember the rate 54, to you, tax exempt Indiana Bonds, not stock. The Mier State Bank

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