Ligonier Banner., Volume 64, Number 6A, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 March 1930 — Page 3

' SERVICE - A special characteristic of our service is the careful attention given every detail no matter how small. _ Stanley Surfus Funeral Director Phone 495

H. E. Robinson Plumbing Hot Watex - Steam Heating Phones: 453 or 218 Ligonier

Harry L. Benner

Auctineer

Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

W. H. WIGTON

Attorney-at-law

(Office in Zimmerman Block LIGONILER, IND

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER " Phone 2 or | Wowaks

g T & Harry W. Simmons Crustee Perry Townshsp Ofiice at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternoon and Saturday Evening

O. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, #§ Water Systems, Etc. .~ | Well Drilling . one 333 : LIGONIER

e®|® - , ’ Ligonier Shippers’ Ass'n. - MARKET YOUR LIVE STOCK . % CO-OPERATIVELY ‘ “‘ln the Hands of a Friend From b Beginning te End.” WHEN YOU HAVE LIVE STOCK TO SHIP, CALL T. J. Spurgeon Phones: Ligonier 834 or Topeka 3 ond 40 GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 132 LIGQNIER. INDIANA : My aim , “BEST PROTECTION AT LOWER

Putting it off today won't get it done tomorrow. An advertisement in this paper today will bring business tomorrow.

HEADACHE &2 RELIEVED A . ... QUICKLY 2 g 'ﬂu; {i:rdy Vegehtbsfe tl;;g W | b LLE correc &' P g?ggstiy;e disturSl | bances, removes the. intestinal poisons, and sick head--ache quickly disappears. Your whole system enjoys a tonic effect, consti~ pation vanishes, and you feel a renewed vigor. Avoid bromides and dope.they aredepressingand harmfal All Druggists 25¢ and 75¢ red pkgs. CARTER'S ITEPILLS Bothwell & Vanderford . Lawess - ¥hone 156. Ligonier. Indiana ~ Sanitary Plumbing and Heating 9 ‘ - Phone 210 Ligonier, hjd] Kenneth Gorsuch i fenenitioging | .. DayorNight PhoneB32 Ligonier

‘PDOROTHY PARNIT

o eot e ‘. 7 41 OM GEE WHERED HES ™My |.} YOU GET THE ~ | BROTHER | ] BILLIKEN? D ) DANGER ([ T AN | }x e S faeeX 1) o B : & ; S : ‘ o R 7 4@5-?3 g ; ~.»" o AR Jl‘i‘@

o i " Beech Grove %wept By Fire Fed by hundreds|of gallons of paint and other mﬂa.mm%;ble ‘materials fire swept through the| paint shop of the Big Four railroaq at Beech Grove, a suburb of Indianapolis late Wednesday night and destroyed the huge structure with a loss estimated by officials at $1,500,000.

Twenty-five pa}ssenger coaches which had been placed in the shop for repainting were badly damaged before being puue(f out by the use of a lpng crane. = | Benjamin Orr car superintendent, said the burning of the plant, which employed 150- men}, might entail a greater loss than (he first estimated. Marion Wsk‘er Killed

~ The third bombing in Marion in six months _apparem;l;i directed at members of theMold Makers Union cost the life of John A‘ﬁhcraft 35-year old employe of the Koeppen Mold works and raised the ‘déath toll from the bombings to five. |. Ashcraft died in the Grant county hospital about two hours after a bomb exploded InLhis automobile on a downtown street when he pressed on the starter. Po¢lice said the bomb must have been set during a 15inute period that Ashcraft spent in a rea] estate deaT" r's office. ;

Bl rersppmns (e g e RHES Wants Road Vacated. The X ¥ 6. 'Lmilroa,d company would continue its efforts to obtain the vacation of a highway across its tracks west of 'Eﬁkhart where it is planned _to makej an $8,000,000 improvement in the/extension and enlargement of its y#r’ds it was indicated by William Gavit of Hammond district attorney for ;the e

Hurt in Elkhart Acecident Dr. Edgar A. Planck 61 of Dowagiac Mich., is in the Elkhart General hospital with fragtured ribs and injuries to his head and body received at 3:30 o’clock Wednesday afternoon when the car wvﬂih he was driving was struck by an Elkhart city [street car at Marion a,mﬂ Fifth streets.

s~ Near By Deaths

Charles Dills. 75, heart trouble, Elkhart county; Mrs. Lmilyhﬁanshorn 34, Nappanee; Mrs. Martha Waterman 52 acute anemia, En:F.art; Michael Kindig 82, Goshen; N L. Kalley 68 near Elkhart; H. D. McNear 82 paralysis Liberty Mills; Mrd. Anne Watkins 96 complications Goslien. : Very Successinl Sale The sale of,lmgts Thursday at the Foster barn the offering of Walter E. Wolf, was very successful. The number sold was thirty-three and they brought an average of $44.33 a head. Ban on Shoeting fn City. Youths of Ligonfer who have been shooting air and lother guns in the city are warned that if they do not desist arrests will follow. Thomas Cass, Chief of Police

Gl me i e i m R T SRR S R SRS TO HUSBAND AND WIFE Cost Is Bﬁgnasonable 5 $ 10 for 30 d:{tys costs § .3b $ 40 for 30 ddys costs § 1.40 $lOO for 30 days costs § 3.50 $2OO for 30 ddys costs $ 7.00 $3OO for 30 dd(ys costs $10.50 The loan -is .rhade on Autos, Furniture, Livestock, left in the. owners possession. ' Every dollar paid on loan reduces the cost. Small monthly payments on loan. £an repay in fuill any’time, o “We only charge interest - on monthly blanees” For over thirty years this company has assisted thousands of families in need. This proves the necessity of our service. (Farm Loans Long Time) e Phond 800 : 310 Cavin szrte. Ligonier e sam o

Three Million Spruce Trees

Three hundred pounds of Norway spruce seed collected in the Black Forest of Germany have been received by the forestry division of the state conservation department for planting in the state’s tree nursery at the Clark County State Forest, This seed will produce more than 3,000,000 secdlings to be 'sold at a_cost of production in the spring of 1933 according to Richard Lieber department director. 3

Students to Ft. Harrison

David H. Jennings State Aide to the Secretary of War has announceed that the Citizens’ Military Training Camps this summer will be held as follows: ;

At Fort Benjamin Harrison from June 20 to July 19 inc., courses in Infantry Signal Corps and Basic. At Camp Knox from July 2 to July 31 inc., courses in Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery and Basic.

Indiana Recelives $200,000 Gift

Indiana university authorities rejoiced in a gift of $200,000 for the endownment of a chair of philosophy at I, U. bestowed by James N. Nelson president of the chain of laundries in Indianapolis, ; : Nelson established a trust fund to enable Indiana ‘to secure the best available talent as a teacher of philosophy.” - ‘

Allege $lO,OOO Discrepancy

_ In a. report made to the board of directors of the Pierceton State Bank an apparant shortage of $lO,OOO in notes appears to exist in the records of the bank. fiozss

‘A check up is being made by T. Grant Inwood Thorntown one of the state bank examiner and cashier Gene Hart in an attempt to reconcile the alleged shortage. :

Ends Life After Quarrel With Girl Despondent over a quarrel with a South Bend girl with whom he was in love William M. Btzer 25 of Johnsonburg Pa. a former student swallowed the contents of anseight-ounce bottle of poison in his room at the home of J. E. Archambeault Notre .Dame avenue at South Bend.

He died shortly afterward in St Joseph hospital. i o

« . Eats Six Fried Chickens

Ray Swank was belng halled today as Lake county’s champion chicken eater. e e e

In a chicken eating contest at Hammond between Hale Budd and Frank Beaman Swank proved he was-a real gourmand .by gobbling up six fried chickens. : |

Boys Rescused From Lake

' Two 10-year-old boys were rescued from the icy waters of Center lake at - Warsaw by Bernard Funnell 13. When Lee Mosier and Maurice Bennett fell out of a boat near the middle of the lake young Fumnell went {o their assistance in another hoat.

For - eglecting Stock.

- Charles Kresse a Noble county far-~ mer living at Kendallville charged with cruelty to animals in that he has neglected to feed and care for cattle and sheep owned by him and kept on a farm in Wayne township, when arraigned in court pleaded gullty and paid a fine at Kendallville,

Warsaw Is Broke

A loan of $25,000 has been -authoriz ed by the Warsaw city council to meet the operating expenses of the city. When the new administratfon took office in January it found the city’s treasury neariy empty. One loan of §5,000 already has been made.

Crabill Heads New ofl Co.

~ Consolidation of a number of northern ‘lndiana gasoline and oil suppliers into a single unit the Commonwealth Oil Corporation of Indiana with Willlam G. Crabill _prominentl South Bend 'attorney as its president ] was announced- Thursday, =

Could Enforce Arbitration

The League of Nations council would be empowered to enforce arbitration awards made in event of a

breach of the Kellog Anti-War treaty under a decision reached ' by the League’s commission of eleven. - :

Aged Woman Dies. " | Mrs. Mary Ann Kline ninety years {old died on: Tuesday evening: of last | week dt the home of her daughter Inorthwest of Shipshewana. b

THE LIGONIER BANNER. LIGONIER, INDIANA.

! feni. A—— L t/z'” up P ———— e it f. T A oty Sw s U T} g - ‘t’t’ii"g’:‘m*!. L | - )i (= PN |l

Tabing the Drudgery Out - - s - of Housecleaning o WOMAN’S work : is noever done” [] , may no longer (i . be true in this [ day of machin~ery in the home. but the average. i s homekeeper still 5 9’5 puts in from R Emas2, 2% to slightly ~ '}‘% under 64 hours s g =4 ?bwee;h on %he = Wi * OD. ese Ig’w”’m 'm ures are taken , , from a recent - government a | report covering the activities of several hundred Oregon housekeep: ers. - And probably you, though you may live near the Atlantic instead of the Pacific, are not so differently oceupled. Mrs. Homemaker. - . Even women who do not spend eight hours or more a day in house keeping, however. welcome cutting down the Anurs of labor. Labor saving derites and easier more ef ficient methods of housekeeping are finding their way into the modern woman’s home every day . When you have acquired all the modern improvements you feel you can afford in the way of electrien) aids, you cao still cut down yout hours of tahor by keeping ap with new methods of doing the same old work. | About six hotrs of the wesk «

work Is spent in cieagine Pohans you give ¢on more than thear o A

500 Miles of Pavement

Plans now are going forward according to John J. Brown director for building 500 miles of pavement in 1930 and to this end 245 miles and slightly in excess of $1,000,000 worth of bridges are already contracted. The commiission also -will cause to be treated with oil and calcium chloride many miles of road not in this year’s paving program to make them dustless and likewise to conserve the gravel and stone surfaces. v

In 1929 432 miles of pavement were constructed the largest number’ on record. :

Old Civil War Letters

Mrs, Monroe Ott of East Benton exhibits a letter dated August 14th, 1863 over 66 years old directed to her father Rudolph Hire from Deskin C. Davis while he was stationed at Murph-. reeshoro Tenn., during the Civil war. The penmanship is of the old fashioned style and has held its color during all these years. :

Deskin Davifexpresses his feelings in this letter towards some of his neighbors who were opposed to the war in terms of extreme contempt.— Goshen WNews-Times.

Wants Law Repealed

Another big business man demanded repeal of the 18th amendment when Plerre S. DuPont of the vast Du Pont intrests testified before the house judiciary committee. ~ Starting the final day of presentation of the wet case Du Pont took the position that prohibition had failed even to curb much less prevent the use of alcohol. ;

- Lieut, Donovan Warns Auto Drivers ~ Harold Lash living a mile and a half east and a half mile south of Avilla was brought into Mayor W. C. Auman’s court at Kendallville by Lieut !Wm. Donovan state highway police, and was fined $lO and costs $2O in all which he paid for reckless driving on the strests of Avilla Tuesday night. e

. Arm Cut'ln Bazz Saw | . Henry Bartell was injured painfully' when his left arm was caught in° a buzz saw while he was working with geveral other men at the Wilson Misheler farm three and a balf miles ‘west of LaGrange, e

" Twe Fort Wayne Schools Closed The board of health Tuesday order ed the ‘North Side high school and Bt. Paul's Lutheran school in Fort ‘Wayne closed until all pupils and students -were vaccinated. -Smalipox Ilnw ‘bepn' reported in each of the two oo

| (HUR! THEYLL] [™avee, oo { - | T'ROW EGGS | | LET ME TELL ) L AT M SURE | | You SOMETHIN e SHARTY ' e Il et ¥R by e (’j g ~ R ECE . gw‘ e, (ol : e : o it SR ONS éC'Z?Yﬂshl‘ . o i i

lot of us do. T[here are several points In method and Tx’m‘teﬂal which will enable you to shorten this branch of housework, considered by most women to be both most fatiguing and tiresome. You probably threw away your carpet beater and carpet sweeper years ago. You would not know how to keep house without a vacoum cleaner. Use the attachments, too. But none .of these were designed as dust catchers. . - You'll not find dusting the bugbear it has been and the never ending job of yore if you realize that wax used as a polish reduces dusting by one-half. Months of experiment have proved scientifically that dust does not cling to waxed turniture and woodwork. The dust which remains on the wax stays on top does pot penetrate the tiny crevices, and is easily removed. ‘ : i

In thousands of homes floor scrubbing has been entirely displaced by wax. - Whether the floors are of wood. linoleum. tile or composition. hpusewives have found that a thorough waxing occasionally. together with the daily use of a soft dust mop. is a{n-thm is necess’ary G .

If. u« floar becomes very dirty. use plenty ot Hynid wax and soft c¢loths to remave the soil ' Then apply 8 coat of wax. {et dry thor oughly. and pelish to that soft glow which! every one adinires A handpolisher or one run hy elec tricity willl make the polishing a joy and the results will be less time and effort spent to enin more henutiful gors’than you lave ever ciesneend ; |

Christian Science Services

“Christ Jesus” was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday March 2 | 2

. Among the citations: which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was ‘the following from the Bible: “Then he called his twelve disciples together, and gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases” (Luke 9:1). “After these things the Lord appointed other seventy alsg, and sent them two and two before his face into every city and place, whither he himself would come, And into whatsoever city ye enter, and they receive you, eat such things a 3 are set before you: And heal the sick that are therein, and say unto them, The Kingdom of God is come nigh unto you” (Like 10: 1,8,9). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following citations from the Christian Science textbook “Science and Health 'with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: “Jesus establish ed his church and maintained his-mis-sion on a spiritual foundation of ‘Christ healing. He taught his followers that his religion bad: a’divine Prin‘ciple which would cast out error andheal both the sick and the sinning” D. 136). “Jesus established what he sald by demonstration thus making his acts of highier Importance than his words. He proved what hé taught”. gy, - S

Beef Cali Club Tour . The Noble County -Beef: Calf: Club held two half-day tours Saturday February 22nd. : / In the forehoon the calves in the east and northern part of the county were inspected by a group of 27 members and friends. At'l:ls forty members and friends assembled at the home of Wm. Flowers in Sparta Township and throughout the afternoon the calves in the west and southern part of ‘the ‘county were seen. Because of ‘the mud ‘on some of ‘the by-roads several calves were not seen but their owners were present” and told how t.l:;yf‘ were caring for them. Most of the calves are doing well but all would'do better if they were free of lice-and ringworms. There are are also a few which cannot be handled very well, but every member ntends to hisve bis o her calf so-that ho will show by the tiine of the. next tour which will be held in" July. - Rival Candidates' Reports that prohibition leadera g:uwnmm Agha 166-year-old Turkish teetot “Wﬁwm from Che wets wh thieten to bring & 163-year-old Chinése imbiber to this

AN ACTOR T GETS EGGS | | 1] § THROWED AT HiM NOWADAYS | 15 S ; - SOME RUMPKIN "f@”—f - e - . 4P & /// | wZ37 ’ 2\ ! ; o T S Lot s e s i

Home Realty and Investment Co. - ROOMS 38 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR | . LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. | Real Estate, Federal Farm Loans and Secunties o ALSO o Ufficial Indiana Auto License Hrepeh . 1930 License Plat'_és_ will be on sale at this ~ branch, December |6th—come early A - and avoid the rush. [ . Ample Roorh for Your Comfort A ~ and convenience. ] e J. L. HENRY Manager o

Ligonier Banner ~ $2.00 the Year

; A .Vn_;-,._‘ ..;"._.f_", -3,.“ e ,L?i‘_-ia ‘..k“‘ b s ~ . . Yohlila 2= ¢ POO . 5 4 o oy’ 'ﬁ‘&;"fix"ﬁiﬁ? s & = ¥ ﬁ' ! a 1 B ‘5 5 it s NP o B 8 = W tew B S g S v o ¥ ; ey S ol Bt fi, ; =3 e IGGE =1 - E o o Aee - (9] | & WRAE e - Bl cie il e 3 The ’.*. =% “5: “3/’» ieol o ,:_- k ; : % % N d ) = e . - .

KIEFER-STEWART (0. Indianapolis, Indiana, Distribater<

- B 2 i o .-&,j:&? /’/ | . 5 f AR Nye, v N [ LRN y ' e PO IIS YOUR AD IN Tl"l Very 'likely -your cofnpe’t«i.tors is! He knows that when people need anything or want any- . thing done, they’ll look thicugh the =5 THE LIGONIER BAMNER * . His offer being in print-be gets the busi- © ADVERTISING!

By Charles McManus