Ligonier Banner., Volume 64, Number 7B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 March 1930 — Page 2

The Ligonier Baaner Established 1856 s 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 Lizonier, Indiana, as second class matier.

FOR COUNTY ASSESSGR-

1 wish to announce that Jai a Republican candidate for assessor of Noble County support will be appre-~ ciated. ; ,

GEO. 8. BOUSE Washington Township,

FOR TRUSTEE.

‘Hascall Crothers has announced he will be a candidate for the democratic nomination for trustee of Perry township at the primary election May 6th. your support is solicited. .

FOR SHERIFF

I desire my friends to know that I am a candidate on the democratic ticket to succeed myself as sherlff of Noble county before the coming primary election. Sty

William Hoffman

FOR SHERIFF

I wish to announce my candidacy for Sheriff of Noble County on ths Republican Ticket Subject to May primary. EUGENE J. PARKER, Albion, Indiana. Ibtf*

FOR SHERIFF

Guy E. Barnes of Ligonier announces he will be a candidate for the republican nomination for sheriff of Noble County, subject to the decision of the primary election May 6th.

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

Edwin Smith, of Albion announces be will be a condidate for the office of County Auditor on the Democratic ticket. Subject to the decision of the the primary election, May 6th, 1930. For County Auditor I wish to announce that I will be & candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Noble County subject to the primary election to be held on May 6th 1930. | o James Simpson.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER

1 desire the voters to know that I will be a candidate on the democratic ticket for the office of county treasure before the coming primary. Jesse B. Swank,

For County Treasurer.

Arthur Ferguson has announced he will be a candidate for the nomination of Coounty Treasurer on the democratic ticket, in the primary to be held March 6th, 19830. |

For Commissioner

I desire my friends to known that I will be a candidate on the democratic ticket before the May primary for commissioner for the southern district. ANSON HUNTSMEN : 2btf

FOR PROSECUTOR

I desire to announce my name as a eandidate en the Republican ticket fon the office of Prosecuting Attorney ef 33rd Judicial Circuit comprising Noble and Whitley counties at the primary election May 6, 1930. 5 Your support will be appreciated. BENTON E. GATES, CQolumbia City ' : 52btt

W. H. WIGTON Attorney-at-Law. Ofiice in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER, (R®DP

Fisk Air Flight Principle Tir WHY DRIVE OLD TIRES WHEN YOU CAN BUY NEW ONES AT THESE SMALL PRICES ~ OTHER TRIES ACCORDINGLY s COME IN AND SEE OUR STOCK OF TIRES—YOU’LL | . BE SURPRISED AT THE PRICES i Also Willard Batteries: \lso Willard Batteries" ~ ATREDUCEDPRICES . . 183 Plate Willard Batteries for ..............$ 7.95 1 16 Plate Willard Bstteries for ........... 1065 12 Volt Willard Batteries for ceosmssnesssniers 1218 0 0 s CLINGOLN WAY SOUTH - ak Ceidar eo AL @RREEL il o Tgpiabiedn oo oe g

Last Week To File Returns

This is the last week for»mmtot federal income tax returns and midnight Saturday will be the deadline for filing of reports. As usual many persons have waited until the last week to make their returns which must be filed with the collector of internal revenue at Indianapolis. A penalty is attached to failure to make returns in time." L e LA

Kite Causes $250 Damage

Damage of kite flying with anything of a metalic nature attached to the kite or the string was demonstrated when a kite lodged against two high tension wires at Eilkhart, A bit of tinseled string attached to the Kkite possed across the wires resulting in a shert elrcuit and causing damages ectimated of $250.

Fortunate Home (all.

Tepeated unanswered telephone ce''s made by Matthew Ventura barber of Gary to the home where his wife was sick caused his hasty trip hcme where he saved her life and prevented his home from 'bu’rwng down, a ‘ Ventura found his coal bin on fire and his wife overcome. with fumes,

Seriously Burned

Mrs. Clarence Brumbaugh 35 wife of the bhlind weaver and broom maker at Churubusco an dwho herself is blind was severely burned when she backed against a heating stove while preparing a meal. Her clothing was practically burned off above the waist line. g . :

“The Lady Lies” is one picture no one should miss, Its your loss if you miss it at Crystal Sunday and Monday. - : f

= (omplaints From Householders Much complaint has been made by householders about damage done to property by rabbits and chickens running at.large. It is in violation of a city ordinance and the council has ordered the police officers to stop it.

Mr. Farley In Town

J. 1. Farley of Auburn dgmocratic candidate for congress ffom the Twelfth district was in Ligonier Tuesday getting acquainted, He is a retired business man and of pleasing personality. , e

If we were to forget the little School Miss, she would be disappointed. Neat little dresses at 98c. To see them is to buy them. At Stansbury’s.

Set Aside Will

A decision setting aside the will of Albert Custer who died leaving an estate of $40,000 was given by Judge Endicott in the LaGrange circuit court The suit to break the will was filed by 20 nieces and nephews, L

Dies at Kendallville

Mrs. Ella G. Tidd 68 wife of Wilder G. Tidd died at her home in Kendallville Sunday following a short illness from influenza, :

‘Rio Rita” at Crysta] next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. 3

Wins Latin Contest

-Ruth Kemerly of Avilla won the Noble county Latin contest and will represent the county at the district meeting to be held at" Fort Wayne March 22. : :

FOR TRUSTEE

I have decided to be a candidate for the nomination of Trustee of Perry Township on the Democratic Ticket. Subject to the Primary election to be held May 6, 193'0, your support will be appreciated. = ; J. WALTER KLICK

L% ByPeot, H. 1) MUlioe ' ... Mortality figures, taken from the demonstration farm flocks of Pennsylvania fora period of ten years and and on about ‘300,000 hens, show that February, March, April or May are the months of highest mortality, During any one of these months twice as many hens die as do during any of the other eight months. , R A large percentage of this mortality can be traced to the trouble commonly called prolapsus or inverted oviduct. The causes of this poultry trouble thoigh not definite, may be dué to one or more of the following factors: = " L 1. Pick outs, , 2. Weakening of the muscles of the oviduct brought on by the strain of heavy production. :

3. An overfat condition of young pullets just starting to lay, ? 4. Constipation due to not enough laxative feeds such as green and succulent feeds or a lack of liquids. 5. lack of lubricating material in the oviduct brought on by an. incomplete ration. c ; 6. Difficulty in laying large eggs. Even if some trouble does not appear it is a good plan to prevent it as far as possible by using a liberal supply of succulent greed feeds. Such feeds as sprouted oats, cabbage and mangles should be used, Some kind of milk in the ration is important. A dose of some laxative such as epsom salts (1 pound of salts per 400 pounds of poultry) may be needed as often as once a month if no succulent food is available.

A suggestion worth trying is to reduce the amount of corn to 25 per cent of the scratch grain mixtufe. Such grains as wheat, oats, barley and buckwheat can be added to take the place of corn.

As prolapse appears in a flock cannabalism is likely to cause heavy loses. Birds are likely to start picking at the vents that show a trace of blood. Nje o

Bread Weight Law Attacked

The Indiana law governing the weighit of bread was under attack in federal court at Indianapolis. The Webb & Zeller baking company of Shelbyville, has filed an injunction suit in federal court charging that the law was unconstitutional, The suit named as defendant Ivy L. Miller state commissioner of weights and measures, Sumner Perry prosecutor of Shelby county and James M., Ogden, attorney general of Indiana. ' The suit asked that officials be air joined from enforcing the law which limits loaves of bread to the following weights; three fourths of a pound one pound, one and one half pounds, two pounds and any mutiple of one pound. . i The Shelbyville company set. forth that the best bread making machines cannot prevent fluctuations of weights

$300,000 To Depauw University Bequests of $300,000 to Depauw unievreity of Greencastle and of $200,000 to Lake View hospital of Danville were contained in the will of the late John H. Harrison publisher of the Danville Commercial-News, it was made known when the document was filed for probate, ; The Vermillion county children’s home was bequeathed $lO,OOO. The widow will receive certain Danville real estate and an income from other property during her life, At her death the property will be received by Depauw university. i ‘

To Hold Busy Session

The Ligonier city council will hold a busy and important session tonight, A representative of the Elkhart Gas company will be here with a proposition to furnish artificial gas through a pipe line from Goshen for this eity. Another matter to come up is the garbage question. Bids will be received for the collection and disposal of garbage for the coming year. :

It is known that there will be a number of bidders. : _

You do know we have Ladies’ Silk Dresses at $5.75 and $9.76. A beautiful line. Call and look them over at Stansbury’s. ; V Bonds Sold : County Treasurer Wallace C. Harder sold the Noble township road bonds for the Taggart road to the American State bank of Ligonier Saturday. The amount of the bonds was $5590 and the premium paid was $ll5. Other Bidders were the Fletcher American bank of Indianapolis which offered a premium of $113; the Fletcher Saving & Trust Co., Indianapolis $37 and the Meyer-Keyser bank Indianapolis $l.

Perry Winser of Cromwell was admitted to the Goshen hospital for medical treatment. e

Fur Swindle Uncovered

~ John W. Wodehouse a fur buyer was being sought by police at Terre Haute a 8 the central figure in an alleged swindle by which fur dealers in’ Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Wisconsin were defrauded out of approximately $36,000 according to detectives.

Shot By Negro. : Russell Sheridan 19 filling station attendant was shot in the back by a negro bandit who held up and robbed him of ‘a small amount of money at a. downtown station at Marfon. - Again we offer you the best Stephens Al Pure Ling Crash, 18 inches wide, only 17c the yard. = © 18 fuch Pastel Border, Disached at 19c. A wonder buy for spring. At the Stansbuty Store. =~ = “Rio Rita” at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

THE LIGUNIKEK BANNER, LIGONIER, INAMANA.

Pulled From Burning Car

Clarence Johanson 19 suffered a fracture of the left collar bone and two deep cuts on his face and head when the auto in which he was riding with

Harold and’ Clarence Starner upset and caught fire near Garrett. The Starners got out of the wreckage safely but Johnson had to be extricated. The fire department was called to extinguish the blagze. g :

Held in Robbery Case

Harry Williams 40 is being held in the county jail at Angola for compli‘city in the robbery of a filling station at Pleasant Lake. Willlams was arrested after a quantity of cigars and cigarettes alleged to have been taken in the robbery were found ‘at his ‘home. : ‘

Youthful Bandits Raid Roadhouse

Seven young bandits carrying sawed off shotguns held up the Speedway Inn a roadhouse near Michigan City Tuesday night. : They escaped after taking jewelry from customers and some gambling equipment from ‘the house.

William 8. Vare Tuesday withdrew as a candidate for the U. S, senate from Pennsylvania and pledged his support to the anti-Grundy-Mellon ticket to be headed by Francls Shunk Brown for Governor and James J. Davis for Senator. -

Just a few days, at this price. Ladies’ House Dresses. A wonderful new line , all sizes, pretty patterns, worth $l.OO, now on sale at 89c, At Stansbury’s. Loy '

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~ é Hefé 1s the J ‘leete ‘story ‘of the important new deVelOPment

T is incorrect, perhaps, to call this I story complete. The complete story would be the record of months of Work in one of the world’s greatest oil research laboratories.

‘That is past, The important thing now is to tell you what this new motor oil will do for your car. L

First of all, it means a tremendous reduction in the carbon nuisance. New Iso-Vis Oil actually reduces carbon formation far below most oils selling today at premium prices. o

One reason for this is the fact that New Iso-Vis is a wholly distilled oil. Made by a special process, its sturdy body is not obtained by the usual method of adding undistilled parts of the crude. P .

New Iso-Vis also makes possibie better éubricatibn at extremes of temperature— both high and low. It not only gives better starting, and a free flow of oil in cold weather, but it does not break down under high engine temperatures, g it

In addition, New Iso-Vis resists d7lution and will not thin out in your crankcasé. The enormous importance of this feature cannot be exaggerated. Ninety percent of all crankcase dilution takes place during the first 200 miles of driving. By overcoming this dilu-tion,lso-Vis assures you of lubrication not only when your oil is fresh but

M, E. Church Notlees.

- Sunday School at 9:30. Edward 1 Bourle; Supt. A fine crowd at Sunday School last Sunday. 'Let us keep it up. ] {'rhreemom Sundays until conference. Subject: “The Voice™ A fine Congregation greeted the pastor last Sunday, and a fine interest was manifest- : The Union Service of the three, Ichnrches -on the South Side will be held at the Presbyterian church at 7 o'clock. © Rev. Salem B. Pattison will speak. His subject: “America’s Greatest Institution.” There will be with' him a negro quartet singing negro spirituals and plantation melodies. We hope that there will be a large attendance at this Union service, The special services will begin in this church Sunday morning. There will be no service Sunday evening on account of the Union service. Services will be held each evening during the week except Saturday. The time wil be 7:30.- Everyone is invited to these services: :

Succeds Shamaker.

. Dr, C. H. Winders Tuesday became Indiana Anti-Saloon league superintendent at a reorganization meeting of the league’s headquarters committee.. He succeeds Dr. E. S. Shumaker who died several months ago. His selection came when committee members unarimously ratified his nomination sent to the office of F. Scott Mcßride national - superintendent of the anti-saloon league, Winders acted in the post during Dr. Shumaker’s long illness and after the former leader’'s death. Sk

Many farmers are looking for seed corn that will grow. As yet, no considerable - supply has been -locdted. Those having two year old corn should bring a few bushels to the community tester so that it can be given an impartial test. Such corn that tests good will be recommended but no other, 160 ears thus far tested has averaged under 60 per cent good corn. . u

~ Berwind Briquetts Prove Economy One ton Briquetts does work of ton of Hard C'oag No Slack--No Dirt--No Dust Try this wonderful new fuel. Special Price this week only. Ligionier Artificial -~ lce Co. Rural Delivery -

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Good Seed Corn Wanted.

Fofl m[ We bave recently listed = Sew real bargains in Ligonier residences. Many of these can be bought with a small down payment and the balance like rent, Let u_:m them to you. 6 room house on. Water street. Lot 108x112. House in good conditiomn. New furnace. Price $9OO. Pay 500 down and balance like remt. 6 room house on Jay street for $ll5B. $25.00 down and $l5 per momth. 6 Toom bungalow on sth street. Modern except bath. Large . basement Built-in garage. Price s§lBoo. 380 cash, Balance like reat. ' 800 buys 2 4 room frame house snd large lot on North Main street, Wil sell on contract. $l7OO buys & 7 room modern house om Martin = street.. Hardwood floors Garage. Fruit. Possession withia 8 dovn; Modern house and large lot om Sierth Martin street for s§lsoo. Garage, poultry house and plenty of frult This is one of the biggest bargains in Ligonier. : $l5OO takes a § room house and lot on North Main street. Wil sell o contract. Kimmell Realty Co.

A VIEW of one of the great “suills™ in which this new oil is refined. The process differs in some respecs ‘from any methods heretofore developed. Countless laboratory ex- ! periments were made. Oaly thea were our ‘engineers ready to announce these final results.