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A Battery o - Without jars The new Gummite case; an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, including compartments tor the cells. Thus, indi. viduaj jars arc done away with, Cummite is practically indestructible. will not warp, and is not af_fected by temperature, acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery cas®, . BLAZED TEHAIL GARAGE

B . ['oßretz tor Glasses £y *’% _ : £ & Sharp Eyes For ~ L 5 7 =% Sharp Work AF wetiows ke te uee keem w 5 peal vLt tools. “ e ar« loolr of the mind and ~ »us w abarp to do good work and momoat he wmear of eongtant use Les ma sherpen powr sight dg e wniug glassay thet will enakls jum s e clparly, ; : ) ba What Conditien dre Yous &jﬁd L Nevin E. Bretz Opiometrist and Gpticlse - ; 130 8. Main 8c ’ » . GDSBSk Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers _ Phone 156 Ligonier. Indiana O. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage T —— Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Fhone £ on 1 Wawaka _ Harry W. Simmons Crustee Perry Townshsp Office at Farmers and Merchants ﬁlnk Saturday Afterncon and Saturday ‘ Evening : :

W. H. WIGTON : -Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Bleck ; LIGONIER, 'ND Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phoene: lLigonier 857 VERN B.FISHER . Sanitary Plumbing} and Heating . Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind Harry L. Benner Auctioneer ; Open for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley - County Phones

There are all kinds of cheap printing—but none of it s really cheap—at least not on a basis of valae. Cheap stuff is zsually worth almost what it costs. Our printing isn’t the cheapest you can det, but it’s as good as the best.

| Churech Notice. New Paris, Benton, Richville Meth odist church, for Sunday, March I¢. All Sunday schools at 9:30, with classes and a welcome for all. Preaching at Richville at 10:30. Epworth League at New Paris at €. Epworth League at. Benton 6:30. Preaching at Benton by Mrs. Hutsinpiller at 7; at New Paris by the pastor at 7. : Everybody welcome, ‘ " Ross J. Hustinpiller, Minister. $25,000 Suit Filed. i{ Mrs. Fannie -Whitehair of Fort Wayne, believes $25,000 should be paid her because of loss of ability to walk. She seeks that sum in a damage suit filed against Fred H. Gueiling, charging that she canot walk since. suffering injuries when an automobile driven by Guelling collided with one she and her husband occupied. Wateh For Forgers Local police received notice from Muncie authorities to be on the lookout for a man using the name of Fred Hardy or Harty who is accompanied [by his wife whose name is Leora Williams Hardy or Harty. They are wanted in Muncie for forgery. Oyler Bowling Notes. The Biggs team defeated the Green teams by 176 pins. C. Hutchison 180 AMrs. Schutt T 79 were the high scores. ; High score of last week‘were ma,d(:e by Miss Katherine Bolitho 187, Miss Helen Wills 1230 and Mrs. A. Kelley 168, ' Nearhy Deaths. ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Brumbaugh 76 apopiexy, Goshen; W. F. Zentz 83 paratvsis Goshen; Mrs. Emerson Bunzard 47 Bright's disease Auburn; Mrs. Ziller Grove gastritis Warsaw F. C. Johnson 79 heart attack Kosciusko couniy.

To Celebrate St. Patriek’s Day. Mrs. S. J. Williams is celebrating St. Patrick’s day by enterfaining her friends at a dinner at 6:30 this evening. There will be wearing of the areen in home and tahle decorations as well as costumes. : Student Fined $5OO \Walter Wing Waterloo high ' school student was tound guilty of selling intoxicating liquor to Harold Moyer another student of that town by a jury in the Dekalb circuit court and fined $5OO. : Pubiic Sale. : lcd Sumers is going to sell ten milch cows, 6 voung cattle, 45 hogs, 2 horses and farm tools, one mile south of North Webster, March -20. * ~ Auburn Man Fined. : Frank Link of Auburn, was found enilty of possessing liquor and fined $lOO by Judge Endicott, and sentenced to 35 days at the penal farm. ; - We have a client who has a nine room duplex on Riverside Avenue, Fort Wayne to exchange for smal} farm or Ligonier property. : Kimmell Realty Company.

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Such a report after a fire has a frightful sound. Home owners have no. excuse for negligence in insurance matters. Service plus a p6licy in ' Hartford Insurance Commeans fair and full payment of losses. CALL THIS AGENCY ' Kimmell Realty Co. Office First Floor Citizens Bank | Building, Phone 800 ' - LIGNIER, INDIANA

Largest and most com-i plete choker selection at : ’ 1 FINGER’'S 116 Jefferson St., Elkhart Your old Furs remodeled of course and new coats as usual ; Remodeling of the best, and selection the largest be it Fur Coats, Pelts or . supplies. Factory and office 116 Jeffer- - son, Elkhart, Phona 2345

e Farm for Exchange. . 168 acre farm on Lima paved road ‘two iniles south of LaOtta to ex‘change for samller farm or town pro- | 1d Summers is golng to sell ten acres Of wuck. Kimmell Realty Co. el Held for Throwing Stink Bombs " A man giving his name as Roy Orin, 29, of 854 Wheeler street, Gary, Indiana was held in jail at Kokomo pending arraignment in police court on charges of throwing stink bombs in five local theatres. = The man later was arrested and had in his possession a quart jar of the foul smelling stuff of which the Ibombs were made, the police said. He was booked on charges of enterEing houses to commit a felony and of ‘malicious tresspass. . ~ Brother Survives in Ligonier. - Mrs. Susanna Warstler, 31, wife of Hugh Warstler, died of heart trouble and inflnenza Thursday ‘at her home in Elkhart. She was born in Kosciusko county. Surviving are the husband, a daughter, a son, the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eberly, of Ligonier; six brothers, including Levi Eberly of South Whitley, and six ’sisters. ‘ ! : «Mrs. Trimmer Dies. ; Mrs. Maggie Trimmer, 76 years. of age, died Saturday night at six o’clock at her home near state road nine in Noble county following an illness of four years due to paralysis and complications. She has been confined to her bed since early in October. Buys Own Monument. ... 1‘ ~ W. B. Inks, the other day sold a monument to a prominent resident of Ligonier to be placed at his grave after death. Mr. Inks thinks a per—i son who selects his own monume'nt‘ may secure his desires better than' relatives can do it for him. !

Tires are Stolen. A thief or thieves entered the John L. Henry garage last Friday night and stole three valuable automobile tires used by Hal Green for demonstration purposes. The door of the garage remained locked after the theft and how entrance was gained is a mystery. Prominent Speaker. There ‘will be a prominent speaker from Purdue university to address the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce and prominent farmers at the banquet at Hotel Ligonier at 6:30 Friday evening, March 1&. A good attendance is looked for. ’ Condition Remains Critieal. The condition of Mrs. Harry Spurgeon remains very critical. Blood poison developed from a slight scrateh on her hand inflicted two weeks ago and she is now so weak that she can turn over in bed with great difficulty. Child Has Operation. Dr. Lane operated on Lois, aged four and one-half years, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schiemmer in the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne Tuesday evening. The patient is reported as doing well. Is Mean Thiet. It was a mean thief who entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert and stole the mite box with its contents. from Mrs. Gilbert. The money was being saved for the missionary fund of the M. E. church. ‘ Reports Good Sale Curtis Hire reports his public sale held Monday as a very geod one. The stock and other articles sold well and there was a good crowd despite the inclement weather. " : - FOR SHERIFF : I take this means to announce my name as a candidate for Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on May the Bth. ‘ ARCHIE M. BORTNER R We have a modern twelve room residence on Columbia Avenue, Fort Wayne to exchange for a Noble county farm. Kimmell Realty. Co.

Notice of Sherifi’s Sale Of Personal Prooperty. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Sheriff of Noble County, Indiana by wvirtue of a writs of execution and order of sale to me.issued by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana upon judgments rendered and entered by said court in tavor of Citizens Bank &igonier Indiana, and Fa.rmers & Merchants Trust Company, Ligonier Indiana, “against Vern E. Foster et al., has levied said writ of execution and order of sale upon the personal property h(-*ereinaf-i ter described as the property of said defendant Vern E. Foster and will as such sheriff at one’ oclock p .m. on THURSDAY MARCH 22ND 1928. af the residence of said Vern E. Foster situated in York township Noble County, Indiana offer and expose for sale at public auction for the purpose of making assets for the payment of such judgments all of the personal property herinafter described to-wit: s L Huber steam iractor 168 horse, number 5486; Russel separtor size number 3046; Biirdsel clover huller size number 6; bay mare, brown gelding; grey horse; Rock Island corn planter; Deering mower; International riding ;-co'rrj plow; one other riding corn plow iGale walking corn plow; Syracuse ‘breaking plow; Oliver 405 breaking plow; new Idea manure spreader; two springtooth harrows; double box farm wagon; set double harness. ' Terms of Sale--Cash no property to be removed until paid for. | . lw"i John Singleton Sheriff of Noble e Couaty. . o 8 g

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Sale is Suecessful,

The Renehan - sale near Wawaka was well attended last Tuesday afternoon. There was lively bidding. ‘Caharies sold from seven dollars for males to 35 cents for females. Cows brought $125. Household goods sold well. A good sleigh went tor 25 cents a pair of bobsleds only brought 25 cenis. A tiny pair of ox yokes intended for breaking calves were sold as was a boat. Oats brought 66 and 67 cents a bushel.

Minister’s Child Dies.

-Edna Mae Singer, four years old, daughter of \Rev. and Mrs. Arlington Singer of North Webster, died iSunday night “in the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayue, after an operation for appendicitis. The Rev. Mr. Singer is pastor of the Methodist lchurch at North Webster. g

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Bootleggers Lose Race.

~ .An automobile race with police ended for two men when their automobile was blocked by a long freight train at Indianapelis. : : Officers said they discovered 199 gallons of alcohol a case of beer high powered rifles and ammunition in the car in which the two men were riding. The men gave their names as Lester Avery and Fred MecKinney both of Indiahapolis. Rk

Gasoline Consumption Last Year.

Gasoline consumption for the United States iinecreased 124 per cent durg 1992, « In making the announcement the American Road Builders association also stated that California led all the states with 1,017,681,000 gallons and that New York was second with 892, 800,000. b :

And, in addition, equally important advancementsindesign! The G-M-R cylinder head for phenomenal smoothness — for added snap and power. The cross-flow radiator with thermostat control for high efficiency year ’round cooling. And numerous other modern features for convenience, safety and lasting satisfaction—such as gasoline gauge on instrument panel, foot control headlights, coincidental ignition and

Home Realty and Investment Co. ~ ROOMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR ' LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. J. L. HENRY Manager ‘ - City Properties and Farms for sale that wil! aypesl {o you, especially when you consider Ihe possibility of future prices. L . FARMLOANS | 57 FFDERAL LAND BANK FARM LOAI\'BS7 O wtth EXCEPTIONAL Privelege Clause O /0 ‘ ~ SECURITIES The Securities that we have 10 offer, are of the highest type. GRAVEL ROAD, SCHOOL, PUBLIC UTILITY and REAL ESTATE PREFERRED STOCK, all TAX FREE. - L | ~ Official Indiana License Branch Automobile, Truck, Chauffeurs License, Cerlificates of Titles and Transfers. All given special.. _ - attention. '

First hatch MARCH sth and twice each week thereafter. i Our prices are reasonable in line with {other reliable Hatcheries. We furnish you with good chicks, the kind that make money. Order early and get your chicks when you want them. You have everything to gain and nothirg to lose by ordering early. Send in your orders or come in and talk it over with us. LIGONIER HATCHERY ROY J. JORG, Manager { 106 Lincoln Way West, Ligonier, Ind. Prnone 502

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