Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 7B, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1927 — Page 2

;‘?‘»‘!‘;‘ -‘- ! ) ALt D ¢l 1 ; N i [b e % if » ¥ | Yo XIV ST o ! A Battery 5 e . Without Jars The new Gummite case; an exclusive feature with ; Exide Batteries; is moulded all in one piece, : including compartments for,the cells. Thus, indi. vidial jars are done away with, Gummite is practically’ indestructible, will not:warp; and is'not affected by temperature; . acid, or water. Let us show’you thisideal bate tery cas™, BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE

VERN B.FISHER gSanitary Plumbing) and Heating¥; Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind O. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, 1 Water Systems, Etc.» -4 Well Drilling; Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage “ Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Open for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers : Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA. AUCTIONEER Thone 2 en 1 Wawaka Harry W. Simmons Crustee Perry Townshsp Oiiice at Farmers and Merchants Bank_< Saturday Afternoon and Saturday . Evening 5 Dr. Maurice Blue “VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: ligonier 857

lNoßretz tor Glasses A For “2% Sharp Work Al méchanios llke to use keem ‘éﬂc m‘m i o s Bot o reuat the WOAP of cotistant use Mo il ei P gl - o bum :m. 2 : ’ hﬁ- Your Eyes? Nevin E. Bretz ‘ Optometrist. and Gptician 130 S. Main St. GOSHEM

RUG AND CARPET M PROMPTLY DONE Rugs 14 yds x 3(;. {ns. $1 Carpet per yd. 60c Phone 46 and we will call ; for rags in Ligonier. All Work Guaranteed Terms Cash o'ni vDeil'ive'rv Mrs. C. H. Jeffries 130 Bowery St. LIGONIER

Gallstone suffers especially those whose suffvering has about driven them to an operation will welcome the joyous news that a large percentage of cases of this painful, health «destroying disclse may now be successfully treated without surgery. , To Dr. E. E. Paddock, a Kansas Cily physician, who for 30 vears has specialized in the treatment of disea;ses of the gall blad. der, ball ducts and the liver, belongs the credit for a remarkablg home medical treatment that suffers the cofmtty over declare has brought relief and has made

hundreds of operations uncesessary. , According to Dr. Paddock, surgery is resorted to in many cases where medical treatment would be effective.. It is Dr. Paddock’s claim the knife should be used only in emergency cases, and that surgery removes only the effect—the cause remaining —unless medical treatment is taken to correct the trouble. Dr.

Paddock is a strong advocate of the use of medicines to escape the necessity and danger of an operation. His book fully explains his method of treatment and offers convincing' evidence of its eﬂicienéy. - Anyone who is afflicted or who is suspicious of any catarrhal inflammation and infection of the gall bladder or gall ducts associated with gall stones of the liver, should send for Dr. Paddock’s booklet, “The Liver and Gall Bladder.” A copy will be sent free and postpaid to any who request it... In this booklet the Doctor tells the stot:y-of his

long experience in treating catarrhal conditions associated with gallstones of the liver with mediJ cine... He explains the symptons by which the disease may be ree4 ognized befora it reaches an acute stagg—and why these symptoms, unheeded, may causc iqdescribable suffering and ill health. Just fill in and mail the coupon belov;r and the booklet will be sefit free and without any| obligations whatsoever. Send for it today. - ~ Clip and Mail Today!

Dr. E. E. PADDOCK, ; 190 'Manhattan Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. ;Deér Dr. Paddock: b ? Please send me a free copy of your boo(%let, “The Liver and Gall Bladder.” “Print name and complete ~ address very clearly on ~ dotted lines below.) L :n-u' ‘o7."‘-o"‘o4'tvoatvo..‘o;-o#lv-o.o;no:--i_t:b ‘ .-o;;‘i ‘T.”' vlo"”o‘ttoorucoc»;‘oa‘“uc-tt,ov‘oatc‘futff.aoofooiaolodi;bvf:

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The Ligonier Banner Established 1856 . Published by _ THE BANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A. Cotherman, Manager . Published every Monday and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligonier, Indiana, as second class matter.

Gets Contract ¥For Eleven Mile Drain John Dehner of Fort Wayne has been awarded the contract for the construction of eleven miles of open, drain seven laterals and eight spurs in DeKalb county. The drain will sfart in Wilmington township and end in the St. Joe river. Other contractors who bid on the job were Walb Construction Co., L.aGrange and Gaston Foote of Jacksonville, 111. Plan New Hospital, - | A campaign to raise $50,000 by popular subscription in Kendallville to match a like sum donated by E. E. McCray for a new city hospital wiil be launched this week. F. E. Johnston has donated a site near the <ity park and within 600 feet of the city light plant. ‘

. Wabash Doctor Dies. Dr. H. Hale 62 assistant head of the hospital staff at the Indiana School for FeelNe-Minded Youths died at the school of acute nephritis. Dr. Hale was a resident of Wabash where he bad practiced medicine for 38 years. Swallows Carbolic Acid. Dewey Parkinson 28 swallowed carbolic acid in an atempt to end his life ‘after a quarrel with his wife. Parkinson absent from home for. twq weeks was sued for divorce by his wife. : _ ~ esatn i pr—————— Automobiles Collide e A Ford sedan driven by Ray Yoder and a car driven by Floyd Reafsynder both of Goshen collided in that city Sunday evening. Both cars were ps,lightl:v damaged but no one was injured. :

Fall On Steps Fatal. Mrs. Adelia Roebel 30 died from injuries sustained last Friday when she fell on a door_ step at her home in Fort Wayne. Death resulted from internal injuries. ! * Groceryman Robbed. = E. H. Stegman of South Bend grocery store owner reported to the -police that he had been held up and robbed of $6O Saturday night by two ‘hold-up men. . : . Fire Damages Home. ‘ The home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Schieber of near Elkhart was badly damaged by fire which broke out in a wall between the kitchen and the dining room. o : | Snbscribe for the Ligonier Banner.

On Display and Demonstration at LOY’S " "BOOKSTORE _ ‘Saturday, April 2nd The Sparton 110 A.C.is truly the ultimate ideal that Radio lovers have been longing for. No A batteries to charge, no B batteries to run down, no troublesome eliminators, e just pluginto the regular = == P house lighting circuit and (__;® | : enjoy beautiful music and |[EFIEETT splendid. entertainment. A | M! . I beautiful two-tone walnut , I “Mlg(d”hup !:gj five tube model with the A _"\ﬁa“{m'lﬂw . special Sqarton balanced 9 S—R @ circuit and two dial con- §h AR U'O_l. | . | : : 5 »- . DON'T FAIL TO HEAR THIS SPARTON AT e ILOYtS »BOOKS‘TORE el Sat., April 2, Afternoon and Evening SPARTON RADIO Fred Kiester, Agent

~ Held For Death of Wife. 1 Fred Heine of Fort Wayne is in jai) on a charge of manslaughter as the result of the death of his wife Mrs. Minnie Heine, in an automobile accident east of Fort Wayne on the Lincoln highway early Sunday morn‘ing. His bond has been fixed at $5,000. Harry Sport 20 the third niember of the party is in a hospital but iis not seriously hurt. e Police claim Heine fled from the scene of the accident but was arrested when he returned about an hour afterward. FHeine denied that he had been drinking, and said that he was dazed and wandered away. ]

Goshen Man Arrested

~ Martin Stuart 23 of Goshen was arrested in South Bend Sunday evening after he had an accident with a Lincoln sedan owned by S. F. Spohn of Goshen, Stuart who has been employed by Mr. Sophn had taken the car without permission from the garage at the Spohn home Mr. Spohn is in California at the present timeé. ! South Bend Dentist Dies. Dr. Daniel M. Calvert nearly 30 yvears of age for more than 40-years ane of the city's best known dentists, died at his home of pneumonit. Dr. Calvert was born near South Bend and spent his entire life in that vicinity.. He first began the practice of dentistry in South Bend in 1876.

Chamber of Commerce Raises $24,000 An industrial fund of $24,000 was raised at Goshen last week during the special drive. This was the goal fixed by the directors of the Chambey of Commerce who are highly gratified over the success of the campaign. It is the plan of the commerce body tq start immediately their campaign to induce industries to locate there.

The Blackaller Stock Company will present: high class comedies and com-edy-dramas at Crystal every Friday night. : :

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- Woman’s Clothing Stolen. | Another theft of women’s clothing from a home in Goshen was reported to the police Saturday night. The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Clover was entered some time in the afterwnoon or evening before 9:30 o’clock, and clothing belonging to Mrs. Clover valued at about $l5O was stolen. Entrance to the house was gained by Pse of a skeleton key as the door was found unlocked. The robbery was discovered when Mr. and Mrs. Clover lreturn’ed home Saturday evening. |

_ The thief at the Clover home left a girl’'s coat a bag of candy and a bag of peanuts, all found on a bed. The police are trying to discover the owner of the coat in the hope that it may frove a clue to the identity of the robber. Authorities are undecided as to. whether these articles were left when the thief rushed away as he heard mem pers of the family returning forgot them, or left them. purposely as a ‘blind. : _ ] 100-Year-Old House Burns ~ The oldest landmark in the easten section of the country burned to the ground at Colon -Michigan norfheastv of Sturgis: Saturday when the 100, year-old hosue owned by Mrs. Clara M. Townsend was totally destroyed; A short circuit in the electric wiring was believed to have caused the fire. A year ago Harry Blackston famous magician purchased the home on contract with. the provision that Mrs. Townsend be allowed occupancy for a vear. She hdd prepared to move ont April 1. \ ' '; Now is the time to pay your Banner

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‘ , Leads the World in Motor Car Value I _ e o 3 I car’ Nash recommend; - %mwg for the finest and smootheét performance results, you ' . : need 7, rather than 3 or 4. C e Obviously, 3or 4 supports for a crankshaft cannot give it the rigidity _ L and smoothness of 7. That is why Nash—with customary engineer- o e - ing progressivéness—has developed the 7-bearing motor for 'all oy e Nash models. ' - % - - The 7 bearings of Nash achieve power-smoothness and qﬁietness, j, «. - . andachieveit, moreover, with no sacrifice of acceleration. In fact,” SRI Py the proper support of the crankshaft decidedly improves the energy iR fo. = - and aggressiveness of the car. - : ‘ : T e "_:Sv"f SR Here is another fact to remember about the 7 bearings of Nashe ‘i‘ S B They have more bearing surface,by actual measurement,than any o G ey 6-cylinder engine of similar size and price, no matter how many oy s . bearingsit has. (Actually 20 square inches more than leading cars SN E‘ﬁ" i - with fewer bearings.) ‘ oSR 4 ‘4» = & e 5 ¥ : . ('E_.v i : Ef’: “ . When you buy your 1927 motor car be sure to ask: “How many T ﬁ*& o main bearings?”’ And for better results choose the car that has 7, ] é%‘*» . Nash offers you this performance-advantage in every single model, i - g e whether you pay $2090 for it or only $865. i o SR s, e e - : LS WSO PhgnaSts. - [ 00 i

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