Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 5B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 April 1920 — Page 2

| ' A checking account furnishes an accurate cost . accounting system for the office or houschold. It affords a condensed record of all financial : transactions; it furnishes absolute receipts for - all expenditures; it shows clearly "presentv con- . ditions™ and serves as a constant reminder to spend carefully. - : . - This Institution inﬁtesbusineSs. household - and personal checking accounts. : : : -CQt ' ‘ li - Ligonier, Indiana ‘ ' -~ “The Oldest Bank in Noble County”.

" Nine Carloads of Intsrnational Machinery That's why we can sell cheaper. Quantity buying saves money. We give you the benefit of it and thereby sell more goods. So we both win. - e - : Cultipackers are now in We have the original Dunham Cultipacker that will not trail. Ask the man who has one. He knows. The best is the cheapest. Would Jyou like one if you could get it for nothing. Let us tell you how you can.. .. International Spring Tooth Harrows and Spike Tooth Harrows and Disc Harrows are are made for service. Let us prove it to you. ‘! % ‘;‘m V) PR AN A (SRS e, : L -!E Ha \-‘f P - .', P 'l}"'}‘} WO\ i B s ; e .\ljf‘,«; -~‘,_ I : - * ‘ LA :'T' v i &I. : o - s \ Is Your Cream Check o\=° - ® & ; P&y ° as Big as it Might Be? | The United States must now help feed many millions more people than we did before the war ended, not just our own - people and our allies, but the European 'nationsv who are not - * . yet able to feed themselves. .This condition makes the price of butter fat higher than it has been for many years. Are you taking advantage of this high pricc?’ . ' = Does Your Separator Skim Clean? ' If you are using an old or imperfect separator, or if yeu . have not bought your first machine : Drop in and See a Primrose ; * 'ln the Primrose, good workmanship'ihd materials, close skimming and lasting qualities are first considerations. Every bearing is automatically oiled by splash from the reservoil of ol in the gear chamber, When you add fresh oil, the old dirty oil is automatically drained out without wasting any new oil. - All sediment or foreign matter that may have gotten into the gear chamber accidentally is . drained out immediately, so that the oil in the gear chamber i is always clean. Come in and let us show you the rest of - the Primrose fcatures, : i : | SEAGLEY BROS.

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~ D.M.RENCH Is now. located in the Bothwell room under B.F. ~ Wilkerson, South Cavin Stregt. Call and see hun ~ Furnaces and Furnace}Work ; Radiator Repairing and all kinds of ~ Sheet Metal Work

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Uriah Franks was born in Wayne county Ohio April 23 1544 and died a the home of his sister Mrs. Jane McFarland in Wawaka, Indiana Aprfl 1, 1920 aged 76 years 11 months § days He came. with his parents to Indiana when a'young man, and settled in Noble county Jefferson Township, where he married Miss Eliza Foster, and continued a residence there until his wife died in August 189 S : Mr. Franks was one of a family of eleven children, all of whom Wwith his parents have preceeded him in death except oue brother - Joseph Franks of Alblon and one sister Mrs. Jane: McFarland of Wawaka He never united with any churen, but always held to and attended the Old School Baptist chureh of which his wife was a member ,and died in that faith. - 5 %

His funeral was conducted -in the Methodist church in Wawaka, April 4 by Rev. T. J. Mawhorter. Many relatives and friends assembied ‘lo pay a tribute of respect. The interment was in the Sweete cemetery. =~ Marrled In Wawaka. :

A bappy event was celsbrated in Wawaka at the home: of the bride April 4 4t 3 p. m. When Mrs. Clara F. Frick became theb ride of Joshnua K. Mawhorter of Pueblo, Colorado.. Mr. Mawhorter was born and reared in Elkhart township, and is the brother of Rev. T. J. Mawhorter who pronounced the words that make the happy couple one, in- the presence of the bride's family and a number of the grom's relatives. Mrs. Frick is one of our most estimable ladies, and was the assistant “Hello Girl” at the Farmers Mutual Telephone Central. Mr. Mawhorter has

Big 3 Electrics o Getthedit | | == e} ] | AN o DY T 8 E e : . RN | . | Ly - | . - Ihe copber tube will not rust or rot out, also easy to clean. The vacuum system is easy on the clothes. You can wash lace curtaine or - the finest fabrics without injuring them. SEAGLEY :BROS. Ligonier, Ind. - Topeka, Ind . e ———————— g "-'—_“_ 5 : GLENN E. THRAPP g ~ Candidate for &‘:;»;;&w . e : » &Wﬁ :‘«;» B PROSECUTING SR - ATTORNEY ‘G ‘Democratic Ticket *’Ww - '} Primaries May 4th od 204 Keller Bldg. Kendallville, Ind. [T

Established in 1871 The old established and reliable firm of Rogers & Wilson announce to the citizens of -Ligonier and viewnity that they are now showing an exceptionally fine line of ’ Sy ' Pianos, Player Pianos - and Victrolas - On Very Liberal Terms ~ OVER 4.000 RECORPS | To select from including the very latest are carried at - ~ all times. When in Goshen you are cordially - ~ Invited tomie this store your beadquarters ° Bk iAo m

THE LIGONIER SBAN NER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

B. F. WILKERSON ﬁuuimmx offand . dealer In Harness, Robes, Blankets, Whips Etc, Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing, Automcbile Curtain Repairing. Men's and | Boys' Woek Shoes sold. . Bothwell Building .Li»gonier, ~ Indiana

a 4 propercus business in Pueblo The happy couple left on the evening train for their western home, stopping to visit felatives at Elkhart, Culver, Milford, Chicago and stop over at. Colorado Springs for a time and then settle down in their home in Yabln @ - , o - The high regards and best wishes of their frineds and relatives g 9 with them, e ’ . ~ Preshyterian Church Nofes. . Sunday morning. el 9:3o—Sunday school. : Men's Bible class. ” . 10:45 a. m. Morning woretip 7:30 pm—Evening servica Wednesday 7:3o_p. m. Prayer meeting. - Note that there will be no Vesper Services from now until October. Evening services begin at 7:30 Pp. m. hereafter. . s s : i .. R. Lewis Meyar Potatoes are retailing in the Ligonier market at $5 the bushel.

LIGONIER'S UNDERSELLING STORE . . LIGONIER'S UNDERSELLING STORE ! - Gutelius & Miller's 5& 10 ITEMS SELLING FOR LESS AT OUR STORE SATURDAY MEANS THE SAVING OF MANY DOLLARS TO OUR THOUSANDS OF CUSTOMERS. WE ADVISE ' FARLY BUYING; QUANTITIES ON SEVERAL ITEMS LIMITED. - T

“——————m . - LAUNDRY SOAP - Kirk's Flake White Laundry Soap, S¢ value, pric- - ed special for Saturday at 10 cakes me sl . ; KISSES - ’ I-andy Kisses, a candy selling a: 3¢ the pound, our special for Satyirdey the pound 36, m WORK SHIRTS " Men's Blue Work Shirts 'B2 50 'v:uun, special for

EXTRA SPECIAL : , - EXTRA SPECIAN - “Our entire line of Ladles’, Misses and (Lildren's Hats put on sale Friday, Saturday and ’".‘a'{q at ¢ on the Dollar, S9¢ Hats at 69¢; 2100 Hats at Toe: $1.25 Hats at 94c: 8150 Hats at gl.!lx 2200 Hats at #1505 R 2.25 Hats at $1.69; 250 Hats at $1.5%; 700 Hats at $2.25. Same discount applies on the entire Hat line. A selectlon of more than 200 styles. Com: carly, ; i S e s - WALL PAPER SITUATION - "WALL PAPER SITUATION _ e 2 ' : i . . .Niagara Falls Paper Company, Gutelius & Miller, ; ( ' . Third and Walnut - Streets, - Ligonfer, Indiana, : ' . ' s Niagara Falls, N. Y., ; v Gentlemen : = , - o e March 27 1% - - o . We thank you for your letter of the 24th and have written Mr. T. M. Gutelius to wait upon you at once with his full line of samiples. We are still much behind our orders, {n fact some FOUR MILLIONS or rolls. and have been utterly unable to accumulate any surpius; so we advise a very liberal selection . with the idea of canceling when you have enough, if that ever happens. “Mr. Gutelfus will quote you the lowest prices we area ble to name at present, which are an advance of EIGHTY PER CENT above prices ‘made you last August, this advasce taking *he place of advances of last October, Novémber and december. - The paper situation is intense, and is valued at THREE times last summer's prices. Ground Mica s unaprocurable and if you can secure your needs of Mica Ceilings elsewhere, by all means do s 0 immediately. - - : o iw7 Yours very truly, - o - . . 'NIAGARA WALL PAPER CO., CIB—M . - E - - = et L K . G J BUSH. * Mill Capacity 30.000 000 rolls annually, T o - ; : : -We have in every way tried to accquaint you with the Wall Paper conditions. The above letter gives you the situation; and factories advise us that prices for next scason will advance 50 per cent in addition to the above advance of $0 per cent. -We have given you thy story--it's up to you. - - z

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. RABRYMBAC o A real paper bay for carrying parcel; special Saturda; at 16e. - : ; ' L waEs ~Voile Waists, sizes 38 to 46, white only: a walst sold in most stores at $2.50. our special price for Saturday, each $1.75. :

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; Notice to Water Takers. You are hereby notified that water rents are due April ‘lst 1920. Payabla at the residence of the City Clerk. All rents due and not paid on or before April 20th a penalty of ten per cent will be added as by ordinance provided. - : : ' All water rents for 1920 are now due and must be paid on or before

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A FEW ITEMS PRICED LOWER

April 20th, o s Office hours 9 a. m. to 6. p. m. R. E. Jeanneret City Clerk - 4bét Editor Downey has with dra'wng from: the race for congress in " the, Twelfth district on the democratic | ticket -and . will give his support to Col. Joseph' Harrison. of Columbia| oty Sl e

: : - NECKTIES : A real §1.25 value, special for Saturday at 98¢ i M ~ MEN'S SOCKS | A good Cotton Sock, 35¢ value, special for 25¢ | ALUMINUMWARE “4 106" Aluminum 4 qhar! Kettles with cover §:22 value on sale Saturday, each 98¢,

SHK Thread, the spool, 100 yards ... 15e Ruiat Breashes ... ... . . 10 te $1.19 I AN L 63¢ Homee veanns®. .. e s T Granite Water Pails - .. i i N 12=ounces Furnlture Polish ...~~~ 3¢ Floor Mops, 8125 value for-........... . . ' *pe Window Blinds .. .. rssariiseeiisasissses iammenseesiess PSE 10 $1.19

. WAISTS . Georgette Walsts, sizes 40 to 44 in white. flesh, blue and pink, soid in other. stores to $7.50, our special price Saturday $4.98, . : = - COTTON CROCHET - R. M, C. Crochet Cotton a 15¢ to 20¢ value in all stores our special price for Saturday 2 spools for 25

’ It waa shown -in a federal court linquiry at Indianapolis that the sherift i of Marion county was paid 80 cents a | day for boarding féderal priscners and | his - expenses. were 14 cents a day. (It is estimated that the thirfty official cleared $43,000 last year. - - Kodak finishing Hieber Studle.