Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 38A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 November 1920 — Page 4

JEFFERSON THEATER, GOSHEN | Friday Night, November 26th \'ictot ngherts Latest and Crgatgst o ‘ - ‘Musical Comedy With 36 People “MY GOLDEN GIRL” . = . Direct from New York at the Casino Theater ~ ! Special Symphony Orchestra. Notable Cast. Chorus De Luxe = “ Magnificent Production. Great Dancing. . Best acted and most Delightful Musical Comedy in Years. _ Seats Now Selling at $l.OO, $1.50 and $2.00

' Cold wc;ithvr is just ahead. Is vour storage battcr)_j in proper condition o meet the heavy demands that will be made on it? ; ‘ o : A weak, half run-down battery will not turn over a cold, stiff engine; it will not keep vour lights burning brightly during the long nights that are coming.- , - In winter, more than at any other time, you need a fully charged, powerful battery.in vour car. Qur service will insure this for vou. It will keep vour battery up to the mark all -winter and insure the guick starts vou want. . . If vou plan to store vour ear, Femember special battery attention is necessaryv. An idle battery deteriorates quickly unless charged and inspected regularly, We will take care of all this for vou: store vour battery give it the attention it needs and return it to you in the “oring fresh and vigorQUs. : . L You need our service this Winter. .. Drive around, let us look at your battery now and make arrangement for the future. : 5 - Electric Service - At The Lincoln Highway Garage

' Train Wreek Averted. A train wreck on thé New York Central line was averted Tuesday afternoon v hen a mai! train was able to stop near South Bend after the rear trucks on one of the cars had fumped the tracks. " The train was traveling fifty miles an hour when the aceident

Isaac D. Straus, President. Simon ). Straus, Vice-President

: ' , No. 312. : - Report of the éondition -of the Citizens Bank, a State Bank at Ligonier, in the State of | ~ Indiana, at the close of its business Nov. 15, 1020 ¢

. _RESOURCES Loans and Discounts..... ....... $596232..64 Owerdbaite ... . .. . cadein U.S.Bonds . ... ..., 5540000 Other Bonds and Securities 1,715.72 Banki‘ngHouse.....'....... Gasvorae - 12:000 .00 Furniture and Fixtures...... 7....'. 2,575 00 Due from Banks and Trust . «Companies..... .. .....0... 7015601 Chsh ot Hand ... . . - o 3,7%3.76 RSB TORMS ... i T3O Current Expenses .......cccoe.eoe. 2,146.42 Meama Pald i S s Interest Paid dsinabvsasinsisaeniasinn 2L 033 84 Transit Acc0unt.............. ' 782.01 Int. Receivable acc’d to. | | 03820 i e T L Y 693 6 TOTAL RESOURCES...... $783,349.05

State of Indiana, County of Noble, ss: - . i ' i L, L. R. Calbeck, Cashier of the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. Y - L.R. CALBECK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 22nd day of November 1920. | My commission expires February 9 1924. ROSWELLX. EARNHART Notary Public

| occurred, and the trucks bunped the 'tlox for a quarler of a mile. = | -Donald Latta and possibly Canyie { will be home to spend Thanksgiving. Iwith their grandmothér Mrs. William ll.zmaA The young men are attending . DePauw. university at Greencastlp.

L. R. Calbeck, Cashier C. C Smith, Ass't Cashier E. H. Larson, Ass't Cashier

+ > Have yoﬁ much to be thankinl " for. ‘You nll.i probably have 2a Thanksgiving dinner. And that r'ulh for a good roaster. We have five styles -of of Roasters that can be depended upon te bake © roast. Aluminum and Enamel different styles and slzes, ..Tha.;(' Roasters will bake your turkey ~and prmwrvé all the julces. No heeter meat. was ever served than a good roast, » ; - Come In look * them over and “select the one you want. _ - Also a nice line of bake dlsﬁm in glass. See us for table ware and cooking ware, . . A. B. Weaver

~ TOM SOUNDS WARNING. | Speaking of the proposed plan to make the vice president a member of the presidential cabiinet Tom Marshall truly says . : | “l don’t blieve that the minority party in the senate will do otherwise than ook with suspicion on a ViceFresident who does sit in the caoinat His conduct will be subjected to suspicion and misreprese: tation, and that without any power on his par' to explain.” : : ’ L Those who profered fulsome sympathy for Vice President Marzhal because he was not called into. cabinet counsels certainly shot in the air. ~ Take Second Prize, The Boys' Club of Columbia City took second prize at the State Apple Show in Indianapolis last week.

Irvin Jacobs, ' Abe Ackerman, Vice-Presidents

. LIABILITIES Capital Stock—paid in........... $100,000.00 Surples Lo i 5l soG n Undivided Pr0fit5..........cc........ 11,172.23 Exchange, i?iscounts and Int... 5453.32 Demand Deposits... 225,659.51 . Demand Certificates 320,395.80 | Savings Deposits...... 55,153.91 i Certified Checks...... 172.06 Cashier’s Checks. ..... 4,319.70 ﬁ Due to Banks and v' 5 Trust Companies 24,996.03 630,697.01 Reserve set up for Taxe5........ 3,700.00 Int. Payable acc’dto | 9°30°20 wuevesveuser sisessrenns _ 7,326.49 TOTAL LIABILITIES...... $783,349.05

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

South Bend Citizen Saffered So With Indigestion He Often Had to Stop “1 shall always be thankful I°tried Tanlac for it hag not only relieved me of my troubles but built me up to where 1 have gained twelve pounds and am feeling like a brand new man.” said Henry Paeper, of 919 East Cedar St. South Bend. = “1 doubt If anybody ever suffered any worse than I did during the pust five years. [ never knew what it wos to enjoy a good meal. what little '] did force mysell Lo eat always gave me a feeling of nausea and bloated me up with gas. 1 suffered from copstipation and had. headaches and dizey spells. My kidneys were in such bad shape [ conld get no rest at night and always got up in the mornings feeling completely worn out. 1 often had fo knock off work and go home and féi. as though 1 would soon have to give up altogether. ! “1 hadn't finished my first bottles of Tanlac before 1 was convinced 1 had found the right medicine af last. It gave me such an appetite that [ am hungry all the time and I can eat anything I want without-having any (royble from indigestion. 1 have now taken six botles in all and can honestIy say I haven't felt as well in ygars. Headaches and dizzy spells are all gone and my kidneys never bother 'ne a bit. 1 sleep well at night and get up in the morning feeling just fine. My only regret is I didn't know about Tarlac ~years before, as it would hawx: saved me untold pain and misery,” - Tanlae is seid ian Ligonier by S. J Williams and by the leading druggist in every town. ’ - ady

- Pecullar Accldent. = Mrs. Albert Lindsay while driving near the Brimfield bridge Tuesday met with a peculiar accident when her horse was struck by a chicken crate protruding from the back of a. heavily laden truck. The truck passed the buggy safely but the crate hit _the horse causing it to rup away and break loose from the shafts. *rs. Lindsay saved: herself from injury by not jumping from the buggy. The horse was captured and Mrs. Lindsay led the aniinal home, three miles and a half from where the accident happened. 0 - ; * Testing Sanity ei Strange Man., - Albion physicians held a sanity inquest at the jail Tuesday the subjéet being a strange young man who was taken into custody several months ago at Merriam, where he frighienéd the populace by his queer actions. Just why the inquest did not occur sooner is not explained. : : | *_ Kendaliville Man Arrested. Harry Mclntosh ‘of Kendallville, a veterinary surgeon., was arrested in South Bend for carrying concealed weapons.- He was found to be carrying a Colt pistol when he was arrested. :

Mrs. J.' C. McNutt visited Goshen\ friends Friday. . “N §C gy - ‘-‘.N ‘C o~ : S, Ve \.&’% ‘ R W— Q‘l*"\ 9;?;1 v b ::, i '_ = < \\.) o R !‘I L ‘-\) g 7TN TGRS A | | I'/‘i; povy : e ? B | eW ' b N ' ; &)ﬁﬁw ",}f ' N ;' - Eeraaee | M - RS j v w.,:u-‘_?-r Bt ---.-‘ i 'GOOD' BREAD WITH o “ Yl -~ 600 D TURKLY are inseparable from » Tharksgiving dinner. We will supply you with the most delleionus bread In all kinds of ‘loaves, as well as the most tempiing pumpkin and minece ples, snd ail kinds of cholce bakestuifs of the highest grades, and made from the purest and best materials. : M. G. Rodgers . Telophone 344 |

Amas Gifts Christmas may be a long way off but we ' pictures to be used ' as Christmas remem- . brances. Make an Hieber - Studios

STOP! LOOK!READ! ~ Everyone is advertising special | - bargain prices, but we will stack - our prices and merchandise up _ - beside them all and we know < where you wilkbuy. = | Men’s Black China Dog Fur Coats . 23.50 Men’s heavy Ulster Overcoats . . . 29.50 - Boriety Brand Clothes . FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG | Overcoats = - ‘, Suit;s | « $3O, $35, $4O and $45 = $25, $3O, $35 and $4O Men’s wool Union Suits e e 4.00 Broken lot Men’s Woolen Shirts and Drawers pricedat . .o e $1.35. $2 45 Men’s best grade Work Shoes - . . 3N Men’s brown English Dress Shoes ~. . 7,50 Men’s black English Dress Shoes . . . 650 - The above are not sale prices They are regular money saving prices on sound business principles, which guarantee staple goods at staple prices. o S aßem Golie S

- - Newlyweds. ' g Merle McKee Kiester and Aiss Leah| Reed two popular young people "t‘f Stringtown were united in marriage. Weédnesday, Nov. 17, at the Baptist par. sonage in Wolf Lake. =

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Millon Dollars in Rands, Thirteen road contracts. cailing for the construction of 52% mile of cancrete and three. milex gravel Wil be let at Warsaw en Decemil ar I§, The avérage cost .of consiruztiea: it T

< R ——— !m' mth}n!;‘d. will be over $30,000- a ' inile. or-a total _of over $1,000,000. Seven of the roads are township. roads !;:m!' ix are_county upit roads. { S ; Plctogroplis at Miohar's Studle