Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 31A, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 September 1927 — Page 2

'GET YOUR GAS, GREASE, OIL, TIRES, TUBES } and . AUTG ACCESSCRIES at _ ~ KiesterElectric Shop | Phone 481 and get a fuli set of Rogers Silverware Free . ASK FOR CARDS Foßretz tor Glasses ; , Sharp Sows &) 4 For "% i o 8 Sharp Work A:i wechanlod like ts use keem ~gwl perfect tools A ¥3-w are tools of the mind and =as. e eharp to do good work and amut Lhe wear of constant usa l;a.l&v-: ¢chu'l’. ‘ i g Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist aad Gpticlam 130 8. Mein St ~ . GOSHawN

G otins e PAINTS - VARNISHES % | ‘s‘9 w 2 & 1 : I A little paint—a new car Just a little LOWE BROTHERS AUTO ENAMEL, justalittle ~ time—and the old car wi}l look like new again. Come in and see the colors ¥rom which youcanQﬂoose. You can get your brush here, too.: SEAGLY BROTHELS Topeka and Ligonier

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O. A. BILLMANWind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling | Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage e e e Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 857

The Ligonier Banner " ‘Established 1866 . Published by - THE PANNER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. B. Harrison, Editor M. A Cotherman, Manager

Published every Monde;‘ and Thursday and entered the Postoffice at Ligouier, Indiana, as second class matter.

De2ath of W. D. Schwab. Williasn D. Schwab 56, agent for the New York Central lirps at Wawaka and practically a life long resident of Wawaka died at the family home Thursday night at ten o'clock. Somplications foliowing a lingering illness caused his death. For six weeks he had beer off duty. Mr. Schwab was born at Wawaka and was a member of a pioneer ‘amily. Praternally he was affiiiated with the Masonic' lodge of Ligonier, ‘he Knights of Pythias of Wawaka and alss the Modern Woodmen of America. ’ Surviving besides the widow are two som: Frank Schwab state highway superintendent with headquarters at \Vaterloo:; Max at home; three daughters Mrs. Modelle Brill, Elkhart ind the Misses Laucille and Marcelle

at home: a brother Charles Sch¥ah, and two sisters Mrs. Willlam Eagle and Mrs. Dwight Hooten. i The funeral was held Sunday after noor; from the Eggily residence. - -~ Pree Surgeon Killed. William E. Ringler, age 48 years, tree surgeon of LaGrange, employed with . the Northern Indiana Public Service corporation, suffered a tragic death Thursday morning about 10 o'clock when he fell from a tree on the south side of the Toledo-Chicago pike, west of Brimfield, a short distance from the junction of the Tole-do-Chicago pike and Road No. 9. ~ Death, aceording to Coroner H. P. Shew, resulted from shock and interral hemorrhages. The victim, who was engaged in trimming trees from the lines of the Northern Indiana pub ile Service comporation, had climbed into a tall slender tree and was about eighteery feet from the ground when the limb on which he was standing, snapped and he fell to the earth. - School Controversy. _ A jumber of parents living in the vicinity of Yellow Creek west of Goshen are opposed to serding their

children to the East Side school as Township Trustee D. Darling ordered at the opening of the schoo! Monday. , % Practically all of the children were students of the Durlaps school last year. ,The trustee contends the Dunlap school is overcrowded. Approrimately 100 children are involved in the transfer. : > The protesting parents have retained lawyers to represent them and they refuse to send their children to Kast Side. School Trustee Darling threatens to turn the matter over to the pfobation office. Fitteen Homes Burglarized. Fifteen homes iry the southwest part of Auburn were burglarized be tween Thursday midnight and five yelock in the morning. The burglar worked in his bare feet, as he left ihe prints of his muddy feet in sevaral of the homes which he erscred. Bloodhounds brought from Bryan, O. followed the barefoot burglar a mile and a half south of the Fort Wayne road, where the trail vanished. Money and watches were stolen at most of the homes, where he was not, frightened away. @George Muhn, owryr of a grocery store on South Jackson street, saw the barefoot man at the filling station aeross the street from his home at about daylight. The sheriff believes he is a crazy man.

Banker Sentenced to Prison.

: Deciding to enter a plea of guilty although his trial had been set folx QOctober 6, John &. Shaw, 51, former treasurer of the Terre Haute Savings bank, was to start serving a sentergce of 2 to 14 years in the Indiana state prison Thursday. He was charged with embezzling $15,000 of the bank’s funds. Shaw was arrested at Seattle Wash., whence he had fled with the morey a month ago. The bonding company caused his arrest.

Arrest Mother for Desertion.

Mrs. Clara Robinsen of Warsaw, employed at the box factory, was plac ed under arrest by .Sheriff McKrill,

charged with child desertion. She furrdished bond for $1:600 for her appearance in court. ;

Looking After Aunt. Mrs. Robert Maggart, of Cromwell is helping care for her aurit, Mrs. Ed Beltz. The lady had the misfortune to fall and break her ankle.

Donahey a Candidate. Gov. Vic Donahey of Ohio has defi;nitely decided to declare himself a candidate for the democratic nomima}tion for United States serator in 1928 ' Candy Kitchen Robbed. ‘ “Thieves entered the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen at South Bend early Thursday morning and secured $337.30 in money. o ~Keehn Changes Residence. Roy: D. Keehn has changed his Chicago residence from 1330 North State Parkway to Box 785 Lake Forrest, iNinois. i h

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in ‘Welr Block. Sunday school 9:456 A M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Everybody welcome,

Silerius’ Revolt

1t fs related that the wife of Silerfus, the Roman, had a habit of insuiting her husbund at least once a day, bes Beving this her wifely duty, In order to keep him with'n proper bounds. Silerius once said to her: “Madam. I fear yon overdo your duty. I beg that you insult me only three times a week, that I may be able to overlook 4t, and save us from a final break in our domestic affairs.”—E. W. Howe's Monthly. ; |

Modern Writers No Franker

My point is only to explain that, certain suiz-erers apart, the novelists of today ure more strongly inhibited than the woovelists of the last genera tion. If anyvone dJdoubts this fact 1 shall be pleased. on receipt of a 8 siamped addressed envelope, to send him the titles of Nineteenth centur; works thst would make the modern novelist biush.—H. C. Harwood in the Outlook, London (Living Age).

Citomans Warlike Race

Ottomans is the name given to the Turks inhabiting the territories formerly under the rule of the sultan of Turkey. The Turks are of Tartar origin, and in the Sixth century A. D., they occupied a district in southern central Asia. They began their conquests in the Eleventh century.

Not Product of Panama

Panuma hats are not made in ['anama, as popularly supposed. They are manufactured almost exclusively in Ecuador and Peru. The misnomer arosg from the fact that such hats were introduced to the world through the Isthmus of Panama.—Pathfinder Magazine. .

Joke Was on Himself

A man in Arkansas with a donkey for sale, heard a man across the line wanted to buy one, and wrote him a postal card as follows: “Dear Sir—lf you want to buy a donkey, a really good one, don't forget me. Yours, ete., ‘Bill Smith.”—Capper's Weekly.

College Caps and Gowns

The wearing of cap and gown in America was comparatively rare until the last quarter of the Nineteenth century. Tne system which has heen adopted provides for three types ot gowns and of hoods for bachelors, masters and doctors.

Ireland’s Famous River

The Shannon is the largest river in Irelaud. It rises in County Caven and flows through Loughs Allen, Ree and Derg to Limerick, whence it opens out into a magnificent estuary. The Shannon is 254 miles in length and is navigable for 213 miles.

First Woman in Air

The first woman to make a balloon ascension was Mme. Thible, who, on June 4, 1784, went up in the presence of King Gustavus lIT of Sweden at Lyons to a height of 9,000 feet and returned safely to the ground within an hour. . ;

Mexican Gold Fields

Gold is found in 18 Mexican states. Owing to the greater difficulty and expense in mining and reducing gold, formerly it was produced only when found with silver. Recently goldbearing lodes have been worked.

An Adept Liar

“If you know what I mean,” a woman said to me lately, ‘I have learned to lie like a man.” T know what she means: that men are masters in lying, and that she is as good at it as they are.—E. W, Howe's M@ntbly.

Prolific Inventor.

The most prolitic of negro inventors was' Blizah McCoy of Detroit, who from 1872 to 1920 obtained 57-patents. His loventions cover a wide range of subjects, but relate particularly to the lubricating of machinery. :

Attributes of Rank

Perhaps propriety Is as near a word as any to denote the manners of the geutleman. Elegance is necessary to the ‘fine gentleman: dignity is proper to noblemen; and majesty to kings.— Hazlitt, : ;

That Old Sex Problem

Woman's privilege is to believe men can mend latches; man's privilege is to expect women to be able to work the latches he has mended.—American Magazine.

It Happened in Atchison

An Atchison man, when he gave his week’'s wage to his wife, was a nickel short, and she accused him of “keepIng” another woman.—Atchison Globe.

One Way to Help

Daughter can_ be such a help to mother by coming down to breakfast instead of having mother -bring it up to her.—Arkansas Democrat.

Zero in Worries

Our idea of zero in things to worry about is the danger that this earth will last only another million years or so.—Des Moines Register.

Marks State’s Admission

When a 8 state is added to the Union the star is added to the flag on July 4, following the date of admission,

National Capitol’s Setting The grounds of the national capitol In Washington contain 2214 acres.

; Work too Stremmows. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hire of Ligonier icalled at the News-Times on Thursday. Mr. Hire is aretired farmer from East Benton and like the rest of the old boys the work became too strenuious for him.—Goshen NewsTimes. ;

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sutomobile, but an unlilnited supply of $lOO -certificates. Just another scheme to catch a lot of “suckers.” Nearly every person possesses the gambling instinct to a more or less degree. The truth is, the average American is more or less inclined to take unnecessary rigks. In the realm of money making many are ready to take a long-shot chance in order to strike it rich, if possible. T Knowing the inclination of the average American to gamble, Irregponsible schemers lie awake nights plotting as to the best way of arousing the gambling instinct of the investor, and when this has been done they proceed to fleece him out of his cash. By using various “baits’” these get-rich-quic romoters are usually successful, especially among persons who are inexperienced in making investments and who neglect to investigate before they invest. : You can't get rich by dealing with promoters of the wild-cat type, but you can quickly lose what capital you

ON FRANCINE’S THRIFT As Helen settled herself in Aunt Emmy’s big chair she sald: “Jack Hunt has bought the Briggs place. | never was so astonished in my life. Jack didn’t have a dollar when he married Francine and now he's bought a house.” 3 :

“Well, my dear, it's not so surprising to me. Francine is responsible for their prosperity.” “Why, Aunt Emmy, | thought she was awfully frivolous. [ remember how disappointed I was when Jack married her. She seemed entirely too pretty and too well dressed to be a good wife. When 1 dined at their house I thoughu she was frightfully extravagant about her table. = She must have paid her cook a lot to have the food she served.”

Aunt Emmy smiled. “I liked Fran cine from the first,” she said. “She and I became good friends. She told me how worried she was bacause Jack did not seem to think of the future and never tried to save money. Ev erything about housekeeping was o Aaew to her that she was glad to come to me with her little problems. I advised hcr to save regularly, no_gpatter

~ Pays $4O and Forbidden te Drive William Kline drew a fine of $lO and costs amounting to $49 and was forbidden to drive an auntomobile for one year when arraigned in'Kendallville city court late yesterday afternoon on a charge of operatiay bis automobile while intoxicated. Kline was arrested after the car he was driving struck the automobi'e owned and driven by Ernest Walker of Fort Wayne. :

surface of some new subdivision looking for it? Talk about wild turkeys tearing up the “terra firma,” they haven’t anything on man. A new subdivision is put on the market. Public interest in the tract is needed, 80 a key that will open a box in the tract office is hidden beneath the earth’s surface somewhere in the tract. This hidden key will open the box in the office and inside the box the lucky finder of the hidden key will find a valuable prize. It may be anything from a diam¢nd ring to an order for an automobile. A new automobile stands in {ront ‘of the office\and presumably it is the prize. Picture in yo n mind hundreds of eager searchers digging over the surface of a newly born boom subdivision, looking for the hidden key—the key to the big surprise box. About the time the diggers have been recruited to several hundred, the key shows

| have already saved. The road to the poorhouse is worn deep by the feet of persons who have dealt with irresponsible promoters and not by the feet of those who have a savings account or good bonds earning interest regularly and increasing in value day by

day. The signing of your name omn the dotted line of some trick contract, or the drawing of your check payable to some sharp real estateior othar promoter, or the turning over of your cash, may spell fipancial ruin for you. As a safeguard against losing your cash reserve, leave it in the bank until you have made a thorough inves tigation, which you can do without cost to you if you will consult your banker, or write to the National Bet ter Business Bureau, New York. - Each day discloses new victims of some crooked scheme. Old schemes having lost their effectiveness as a result of exposure have given way to new schemes to defraud. The new schemes are even more deceptive than the old forms. Fractional-share schemes, . territorial-rights schemes and co-operative land ventures are reaping a harvest for present promoters. Because s 0 many new schemes are being formulated is another rea‘son why you should investigate be fore you invest. :

aow hard it might be.. She coaxed Jack te open an account at the bank for her household money. He thought it was silly because they had so little. She saild she could keep more accurate accounts if she had a bank account. He said they didn’t have enough to keep track of. She insisted she want: ed to learn to keep accounts.. Then, when they got rich, she’d know how. ““I don’t need to tell you how they prospered. Tliree of the sweetest chil dren in the world and now.a housa' Jack is proud as he can be” “Yes,” interrupted Helen, “but how did she do it?”

“The very first week after she started her checking account at the bank she took the momey she saved' and opened a savings account in the thrift department, where she got interest on her savings. You see, she was deter mined to save at least 10 per cent of her income. She saved steadily. She asked me to help her plan things out and together we worked out a budget, so she could divide her income to meet her expenses. When her plan was working well she told Jack. “He was tickled to death. Then he began to save too. Francine wanted a real home. They saved for that. They have been married six years mow and they haven't a debt in the world. Th-t excellent Yood, my dear, was all prepared by Francine herself, just as her pretty clothes are made by her from remnants and odds and ends she picks up at bargain prices”—A B, Aymes. = *° . | ;

Boys Destroy Culver Garage. - Explosion of gasoline in a garage at Culver was said Wednesday to have been responsible -for the fire that destroyed the: garage and two new automobiles with a loss of $l,800. ' ‘ : : Authorities arrested three 12-year-old boys as the ones responsible for the explosion. While stealing gasoline the boys said they struck a match for light and caused the blast.

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