Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 50B, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 February 1921 — Page 3

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Cold storage for automobile at $2 a month. I want to buy junk cars as well as all kinds of junk. I have for sale parts of the following make of cars: Overlands, all models up to 83s, Maxwell parts and Buick model 37. Also windshield glass. Rear fenders for Fords. Used tires and tubes. All these parts sold at a great saving to the buyer. : Ben Glaser, Cement Block Building Cor. Cavin & Pigeon streets, Ligonier o . : 42att

The dndemigfiéd» will sell at public salé on the McMann farm, 2 miles north-west of Cromwell, 4 miles south-west of Ligonier,» and 8 miles east of Syracuse on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192_1 Commencing at 11 o’clock a. m., the following property . - 6 HEAD OF HORSES L | “One bay driving horse, 6 years old wt. about 1400 lbs; 1 draft borse, 6 years old, wt. about 1700 Ibs.; 1 brown draft horse, 6 vears old wt. about 1700 lbs.; gray draft horse, 5 years old wt. about 1450 lbs.; sorrel draft horse, 5 years old wt. about 1550 Ibs. ; bay gelding colt, 3 years old wt.; about 1100 lbs. - » 42 HEAD OF CATTLE . o One roan Short-Horn cow, registered; red and white spotted Short-Horn cow, registered; white Short-Horn bull, registered; roan Short-Horn heifer, eligible to register; 2 roan Short-Horn bull calves, eligible to register; 4 cows giving milk; 2 cows dg'y; 3 vows with calves at side; 10 heifers; 3 heifer calves; 14 feeding steers, 2 years/old. o . : : . 44 HEAD OF HOGS . ; 2 sows with pigs, 4 sows to farrow, 1 Big Type Poland China registered boar, fatted sow, 36 shoats weighing 100 to 125 lbs. _ .- 'HAY, CQBN.’ OATS, SHREDDED FODDER : 15 tons of clover and timothy hay, more or less ; 2000 bushe!s corn, more or less; 900 bushels oats, more or less; 25 tons shredded fodder, more or less. ‘ : - : - FARMING IMPLEMENTS ‘ 2 riding plows, 2 good Oliver walking plows, 2 corn planters, 2 corn plows, spring-tooth harrow, one 90 spike-tooth harrow, manure spreader good Deering binder, hay tedder, 2 clover seed bunchers, 2 sets harness, good hog rack, two grind stones, scythe, low wheeled wagon, high wheeled wagon, two ladders, double bed wagon box, tripple bed wagon box. _ » : - TERMS OF SALE All sums of $5 and under cash; on all sums over $5 a credit of 8 months will be given, purchaser giving note bearing 7iper cent interest from date, with attorney's fees and with approved security; or 2 % discount for cash. ' o - , WM. H. BENDER, guardian of - - JACOB SHEETS v o . CYRUS HOLDEN : E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer ‘ H. E. Hoak, Clerk - Dinner served by Young Peoples Society Sparta Church.

7 DAY--SALE-7 DAY Beginning Feb. 19th, Ending Eeb. 26th

. ENAMEL DISH PANS 200 Enamel Dish Pans (Grey Ware)_ 14 and 17 quart sizes $l.OO value price limit 2 .... 59¢ m , ) TIN PAILS . o 10 quart Tin Flaring Pails (No leakers) 30c¢ to 35c value in other stores Limitat this PEIOD i bt et e i SR W RUBBER STAIR TREAD Strong and durable stair treads : Size 9xlB special price ..........ccoeeeevierennse 15¢ Size 6xlB special price ....................cc...... 10¢

Hop-Scotch (Girl’s Hose)—Tomahawk (Boy’s Hose)—Hiawatha (Ladies’ Hose)—Former selilng price 50¢c, 55¢ and 59¢ the pair, now SOIDE BSt i iBB s “OTHER SPECIALS . : . Bed Blankets sold at $2.50 the pair; While fhey It il e BB Percales light and dark one yard wide the yard seribssssinimiiiibraiiaiitres sil b 110 Extra fine quality Cheese Cloth the yard o sAR SRR TR T R R e s Dress Ginghams in plaids, checks and plain the VAR il i e Hope one yard wide bleached muslin the yard PO ORI S sletSN R SR Curtain Scrim single border 15¢ value the yard sissvininssinassssabssisaditn VR s e e i T Curtain Scrim one yard wide, double border 25¢ value the YR i P Huck Towles 25¢ value specially priced at 7for SR el i e i ] A Baby Pants (Rubber) the best made 50c value priced at 3 for e i L Table Oil Cloth 50c value seven day special the PO i e Cover. All Aprons light colors $1.50 value special €ach ... 98¢ Cotton Batts 22% pound size $1.25 value SPECIaI At ..............oo.oveoosoooomoomooio e 85¢ Electric Bulbs 40 watts while the last each Srbinass sronimiioissasesothormi kst ee R

Spanish Salted Peanuts (We have Them) 1 pound lots iA S e s e T Oranges Navels fine sock large size the dozen ..., 99 Chocolate coated peanuts the pound Averatessarsysassiisivesmaari esad i b .Bl Assorted candy kisses Ihe pound St et cinnnidai s g L RETE SRS Marshmallows the pound oo e

Walthkes Naptha Soap 10 bars for SRR LNS e AR SB S O e Pearly Wave soap 10 bars for ol SE R o TGRSO R e e Kirks Flake soap 10 bars for Rt eVR R SRR eeey - P. & G. Napth 10 bars for Sersuesesusaseneng enstenitaseasisasipeasansnasennsvsesninsaisasssnssnsaanserianssanseasssessass. OBC Kirks Hardwater castile 3 bars for snssessessesecurns R AS MRS G snintp e sesots bR e Eaehns s cie D Palm Olive 6 bars for eeidasaveitreismbessterisa e sse eI R S T el e Jap Rose Toilet soap 3 bars Saturday only e 25¢ We buy and sell more wall paper than any dealer in northern Indiana. Buying in car lots Direct from the Mills enables us to buy at the lowest jobbing price—you get the benefit. Everything in the lower end. Also a big showing of the medium grades of wall decorations.

Gutelius & Miller’'s 5 & 10

Wanted.

I want to buy corn. C. L. Chamberin. Phone 16 A Ligonier 41btt Wanted—Telephone man for line and central work, 2256 phones, Office in residence. No house rent, small garden plot, garage, Write giving reference and experience. stat salary wanted. L. J. Piggott, Secy. F. M. T. Co. Wawaka, Ind 4908 t e b - B For Sale-—Hard wood, fine or course Call 174 or 203. yast

. - WATER PAILS : 200 Grey Enamel Seamless Water Pails, 12 quart ' size; $l.OO value in all stores, our price Limit 2 each ..viciesnessensionniciins 598 : : !!O'USE BROOMS ‘ 100 fine House Brooms 4 sewed 24 pounds to the dozen a 75¢ retailer in all stores special Limit 2 10 8 COBLOMIBE oo ioioviiciicniiinicioin 48: : DAIRY PAILS Extra heavy tin Dairy Pails 75¢ value for IR Ch . B

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Granted New Trial.

Judge Sol A. Wood at Fort Wayne bhas sustained the motion for a new trial filed by attorneys for Chirles Arches who was convicted and given a fine of $750 and costs and in 150-day jail sentence by a jury in the circuit court Moanday on a charge of assault and battery following an encounter with Vernon Ward, a fellow employee of the General Electric company, last October Ward lay unconscious for nnnl‘ }dan as a result of a blow with a heavy wrench and Archer was igdicted for assault and battéry with intent to kill. The jury found him guilty of the less serious charge by imposing ‘a2 penalty which meant| nearly three years in jail if the fine and cost were not paid.

Wile Too Fast.

~ Charging that she spent his money buying present for other men, John Sechler of Fort Wayne is seeking a divorce from Minnie Sechler. He alleges that she prefered candy kitchens chop suey parlors and rag time music to her home and that she associated with “tin horn gamblers.”

State Fleld Meet.

All athletes of amateur standing are eligible for the state track and field meet which will be held here March 2 under the auspices of the Indiana Amateur Athletic union. Athletes from collegs, high schools, and industrial organiaztions are ex ed to enter the meet and an unu:u:l?; large filed is expected. - . :

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NEWS NOTES

Wayne Switzer is on the sick list at Mrs. J. H. Inks and daughter spent Tuesday in Goshen. 0% : “Don't miss that wonderful picture at Crystal tonight. o lir.,udln.nuryxnoxof(:rw‘ well are parents of a son. 2o ‘ Ross McGuinn is carrying mail on s rural route out of Cromwell. 02 . William Fetters of Wawaks, civil war veteran s laid up with a severe cold. . ' _ . C. L. Heffeltinger is the oldest and the largest grower of aifalfa in Allea ‘Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tryon of Waterloo moved to the Lochanier farm near An!guru. ' ' » 3 SR st s . Mr, and Mrs. Edward O. Himes of Albjon have adopted a two months old baby girl. : j : AR O eTS N 3 - “So Long Letty” from famous stage success—a comedy in 6 acts next week at Crystal. . Russell Hoak entertained six couples. Good east and a fine time are reported. . Miss Faye earnhart entertained the Sewing Club at her home on south Cavin street. . Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smalley entertained the Picnic Club, Eleven guests being present. i . Edington Bros. of Albion have sold their pool-room to Wallace Edsali living south of Aibion. | Miss Mary Flint of Rome City has been wvisiting Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Rassler of near Wawaka. An entire train of new Michigan Central railroad freight cars passed through Ligonier Tuesday. John L. Trish, 85 years old a lifelong resident of Warsaw died at his home there Monday noon very suddenly. '

Miss Mildred Smith is back from a few days visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith of near Wawaka. 5 : Spencer, Indiana is the town nearest the center of population of the United States the census bureau has announced. : i The W. W. Staples and Willard ‘Patridge homes in Columbia City have been put under quarantine for scarlet fever. & A second “Miracle Man” in theme. Don't miss this special attraction af Crystal this week, Thursday and Friday at Crystal. : o 3 e o BT The tirst complete range "built en-. tirely in the new plant of the Engman Matthews Range company in Goshen, was made last week. e .Onions are being shipped from the' storehouses at Kimmell at the rate of twoé or more cars per day, going largely to southern markets. o Five different breed of eockerels good ones for breeding purposes, 2 horse gas engine, three good incubators. John Himes S we . BRE ~ Mrs. John Lower of Wawaka and son Russell of Elkhart township and Mrs. David Lower of Topeka are visiting the Nichols family in Ledford, Okla. R b s Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bloom are parents of twins, a girl and a boy, each weighing seven pounds. They will snswer to the names of Wanita Blanche and Vance Lowe.

A number’ of people in the vicinity of Cqesse are sick with lagrippe, among them are Mrs. Harvey J. Harshbarger, Mary Sharp and Mrs. Chas. Buntain. ; News has reached Albion of the| death of W. W. White of Seattle,| Wash., for many years a well known ‘citizen of Albion. He was buried by ‘the G. A. R. at his western home, The date of the Purdue-North-’weotern dual track meet has been changed to March 11 and will be held at Evanston, Athletic Director Kellog, of Purdue university has announced. , R S X The condition of Leonard G. ‘Brandt, of Fort Wayne Journal-Ga-zette staff photographer who was inwhile taking a flashlight picture several months ago, and who had three toes amputated Tuesday is very encouraging. - Mrs. Crawford Himes, 55 nee Lydia PFisher who has been critically ill for a long time, died at her home in Alion Monday night. She was a lifelong and highly esteemed resident of :ho community. She is survived by her usband, who is hovering between life and death, and one daughter, Miss Grace who is deputy county recorder * “The Stealers” is the story of a gang of crooks who follow the country jthrough a “gospel tent” where rejof the gang is a “back slidden” minispick the pockets of the people who at|tend the fairs. Finally the preacher regains his faith in God. and by so

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Reaches S9th Year.

Catherine A. Straub of Goshen widow of Finton A. Straub Tuesday reached her 89th year. Mrs. Straub {s in excellent health. She came to Goshen from Marietta, Ohio 60 years ago. Mrs. Staub is the mother of three daughters and two sons.

Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere ~ Phoné 16000 Q i Ligonier » Indiana CHARLES V. INKS AND SON : Dealer in Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, Building Stone ornsr Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER e Auctioneer _ Dates can be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No. 65. ‘

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Aluminum Ware | ‘We have just received a' shipment of West - Bend Aluminum Ware. Our stock of Aluminum is now quite complete Jand we ask you ‘lo call and see these articles.. Prices have de- ~ clined and you will get the advantage of the Hercules Cold Solder, guaranteed to mend holes in . in metal, aluminum, granite ware,tin, galvaniz- - ed ware, brass, copper, iron, steel and lead. i' ~ Just the thing to mend that leaky kettle. Price " " 25c per tube. ‘ : Prices on Galvanized and tinware have declined. Prices on Stanley Planes have declined. | | - By arrangements with the manufacturer we are ableto offer a genuine Aulo Strop Razor on a thirty days trial. The Auto Strop if the only razor that has_ a self stropping device combined. Try an Auto Strop for thirty daysand if not satisfied in 30 days, money refunded. | R = Pocket Knives 10c to 3.00. Paring Knives 10, 15 and 20c. - Electric light Bulbs 40c¢. | : O’Cedar Mops 1.50. - ‘ ~ Winchester Gcnonl Utility Oil in cans 25c¢. ‘ Flashlight Batteries. . One Minute Electric Washer 105.00. ‘. w - ESTABLISHED 1864 Y \PHONE 67 . ™ WINCHESTER store -

What Happened to Jones ~ SENIOR CLASS ~ in the High School Auditorium February 17th and 18th 4 ~ Adults 45c¢, Children 35'c Tickets on sale at Hatchison’s and Griffith’s

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