Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 November 1921 — Page 3

GLASSIFED -ADS Chance For the Boys. , The Ligonier Banner and the American Boy sent to any address for $3.50 the year. The regular subscription price for the American Boy is $2.00 a year and the Banner subscription is the same making a total of $4.00. . : : This offer is made in order to secure the sons of Banner readers a fine boy’s publication at reduced cost. Any subscriber to the. Banner may take tdvantage of this offer by paying‘ a year’s subscription of $2.00 and an additional $1.50 . for the American Boy. - 33btf Highest price paid for poultry of all kinds. See me before selling at Second Hand store near Green House. John Himes 27b8t

' Noice of Appointment. State of Indiana’ Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix "of the estate of John W. McCrory, deceased, late of - Noble couny Indiana. ” ] Said estate is supposed to be solvent. - ; : Uitny Adams, Administratrix W. H. Wigton, Att'y. 34h3w The Social Hour will hold a bazaar the first week in December. Watch for place and date Anyone wishing initial handkerchiefs leave orders with Mrs. Chester Smith. 34a4t The Social Hour will hold a bazaarl

the first week in December. Watch fori place and date anyone wishing initial handkerchiefs leave orders with Mrs. Chester Smith. , 34a4t | Wanted | A janitor for the United Brethern church. A good job for the right per-| son. Apply to W. A. Cochran or C. R. Stansbury. " 33att Big Types For Sale. I will offer for sale at prices consistentswith the times, some of the splendid Big Type boars by Radium. They are all cholera immune and healthy. Walter E. Wolf, Ligenier. R. R. 4 5 } 34a12t Bring your children for school shoes to Newtons Shoe Store. 33atf

A Pound of BREDNUT = '\ A . The Year Around Nut Butter, Simply Savé F i;)e Empty Carto‘né

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BUTTER‘haIf a piece of brown bread with Brednut and the other half with fresh creamery butter. Take a bite of one, then of the other. You'll be unable to tell any difference. In fact, we challenge anyone to tell any difference between Brednut and the freshest creamery.butter, Brednut isthe equal of and is equalled only by fresh creamery butter.

’ M. PIOWATY & SON = s ' Wholesale Distributers - lYour mo"fy back if 526 8. Scott St.© . South Bend, Ind. ~ you don’t like Brednut ey ‘Maginé6g , n ; e e

- We wish to buy walnut logs. Will measure and inspect them on the ground and pay cash for them. Notify 8. J. Peabody Lumber C 0.,.... Columbia City, Ind.” " . 35a5¢t

For rent modern house on South Main street.” Inquire at the Carney Clothing Store. N 34btf

HUSBAND AND WIFE HAVE ~ EXPERIENGE

MR. AND MRS. HENRY HOWEN. STEIN WRITE INTERESTING LETTERS TO THEIR FRIENDS

l Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howenstine, living on R. R. 2 South. Whitley, Ind., cannot help but think that other people. could be helped as they have been. They write: “We think Dr. Richards’ Remedies the best that we have ever used. We are thankful for a medicine like Dr. Richards’ Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood Remedy. My husband has taken Dr. Richards’ medicine for ‘over a year now, and thinks that it has helped him wonderfully. I have commenced taking it now and I can feell a great difference in my health., We are well pleased with Dr. Richards’ Remedies and think they would help many others if they would try them and keep using them for sometime.”

Dr. Richards’ Famous Prescription (formerly called Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood Remedy) is a doetor’'s prescription guaranteed for rheumastini, appendicitis and all stomach, liver, kidney and blood disorders. It is an excellent reconstructive tonic and system regulator. This prescription has been used in Dr. Richards private practice for over half a centuy and brought relief to thousands of suffers. It must please or you get' your money back. Dr. Richards’ remedies are sold exclusively in Ligonier by Cecil 8. Griffith and leading druggist everywhere, Don’t fail to get a bottle of this wonderful medicine today. You will thank us for telling you.—Adv.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Scalp Massage » - Manicuring, Shampooing "~ Hair Tinding and Hair Dressing Marinello Toilet Preparations Hair Goods i : Phone 339 _ CHARLES V° INKS AND SON | o | : Dealer in . ' Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, s _ Building Stone 1 narFifth and Cavin LIGON 1] " W. H. WIGTON Aftorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGUNIER, IND. : SCALP TREATMENT Shampooing and Manicuring Emma C. Taylor Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South . of Presbyterian Church. Ligonler, Indiana : For salev a dining room set buffet, china closet, table and chairs. Inquire of Mrs. Milton Selig, Ligonier Phone 268. : v 36a3t

7 EEP the cartons from five K pounds of Brednut and take them to your dealer. He will give you another pound of Brednut—and collect the price from us. : We are making this arrangement to show that we appreciate your making a thorough trial of Brednut. We know that once you have used these six pounds you will never use anything else. Brednut has the taste, the rich< ness, the texture of the freshest creamery butter. It is made of the choice white cream of selected cocoanuts—that is why it is so good. But it costs much less than creamery butter. = Remember! This offer is good only until November 26. . 3 ; . -.‘Q"d

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Miss. Frances Sack has just returned from Jamestown, N. Y. where she has been studying with teachers of the Leschetigky method on > the piano. She also gained new and better ideas on singing for the purpnse of teaching. Pupils wishing to make i-arrangements'for lessons cal lat home of Jacob Sheets, Sr., or phone No. 75. H. B. Swartz is remoging with his family from Des Monies, lowa to Portland Oregon, where he has accepted a position with the Lyman Wolf Co. Mr. Swartz is a son of Mrs. Sam Cox ‘of Ligonier. : Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Crofoot and baby Ilene, Mrs A. Crofoot and daughter Virginia, and Mrs. J. D. Pfeiffer-'i and son John D., motored to Ligonier{ and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Sackett.—Kendallville News-Sunl Miss Jennie Pancake of Elkhart Miss Lulu Pancake Mr. and Mrs. John Pancake of oClumbus, 0., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pancake. S ————— ‘ Those desiring ballots for absent voters may secure them of City Clerk Jeanneret for the city election next Tuesday. : ! Big double attraction two great stars ‘and. two extra fine pictures for one small price at Crystal Thursday and Friday. !

: BROOMS 200 House 22 pounds to the dozen 4 sewed a bargainat our regular price of 45¢ special 39¢ each or 3 for $l.OO Limit 3 to a customer. ‘ ‘ il s : s ‘ AT OUR SANITARY CANDY COUNTER : : Peanut Butter Kisses extra fine eating big SACK fOTuwno.ooiiiies 00, s niea ge LT the 500 pounds fresh Spanish Salted Peanuts the POUNG..........cco.cooiiiimooioioio ARRL RS e Mixed candy 1000 pounds extra special the POMDI ii b b s A 0 10 pails 300 pounds those extra fine Chocolates thepound Rieeinovichlh el it o 08 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT ‘ Percales 1 yard wide lights or darks 25c¢ value 6 yards for. iki b e e e Ol Dress Ginghams 27 inches wide 26¢ value 6 yards for R e e e e $l.OO . Challies big range patterns 35¢ valuie 6 Yards £Or ..o oo ... $l.OO Cretonnes'l yard wide good Qußitty 26c valig € Yards 100 Lol daiian il itids oet s $l.OO Hills Bleached Muslin 1 yard wide 25¢ value 6 MRmbls el GR e $l.OO Druid Un’bletched Muslin 1 yard wide 15¢ value priced at the FAEA i einmiisi e omisbrdiccsdibiik masis "RB G | Outings Hght or @ark 8 yardsifor (il Aiensdiidbanehbin Wapseagmsinssomn , BLOO . - All Wall Paper at ONE-HALF price B Sk s iyl ' A ¥(iAsi2b.4 & : ; : X ; 2 : au e IIUS 9 & IUC Dlores L iiol sl Lo el eeL R R (o R U Ll‘& Lo ke =o= lnalana \*;ﬁx{éﬂﬁ Bl S il LSt B B BReGo Ll R S -

MEN’S BELTS e Genuine Rawhide Leather Men's Belts 69¢ to' 75c valuescon /gale at L 0 oo 1 mag ' 10VERALLS' : All Cotton Goods and garments have advanced 20 to 40 per cent; here is a decline. Buy it. Men’s Overall worth easy $1.50 buy them here at ............ 79¢ o MEN’S SOCKS Men’s extra fine heavy Work Sock absolutely seamless, it's a wonder at our regular price of 15¢ buy them here Saturday at $1.35 the dozen or the half dozen Redsiont scr s R A B A e g

._ - . SOAP DEPARTMENT ‘ | All standard Jlaundry soaps at a saving buy here ang buy for less. e s Walthke's White Naptha Soap 7c value 10 cakes f0T..............cc00000r00ri05i Aottt Gl G JLL B P and G White Naptha Laundry Soap Tc value 10 cakes for 59¢ Ivory Soap for the Bath or Laundry 10c¢ value special 10 CARES TOr i L e iicn Ll G Bearly Wave White Laundry Soap 7c walue 10 caken ... o Tl mscsmet Bk gy Kirks Flake White Laundry Soap, special 10 cakes, SRRt Ao e 0

fo BED BLANKETS. We have 50 pair Wool nap Plaid blankets wonderful - selection of pattenrs $6.00 value in all stores. Our special price thespair. | bit s $448

A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF ; INDIANA , The State of Indiana is to be signally honored when Ferdinand Foch, the Marshal of France, comes to Indianapolis' on Friday, November fourth as the distinguished guest. of the American Legion, says- Gov. MeCray. ; : This visit of the world’'s greatest military genius is a marked appreciation of the valiant service rendered his beloved country by Indiana’s hereic men and women in the world's great struggle for the supremacy of those principles which insure human liberty and life. , : The Commander-in-Chief of the allied army comes to Indianapolis to dedicate the foundation stone of the State memorial o be erected to the memory of our soldiers and sailors who gave up their lives in the late World War. This stone is from Marne bridge at Chateau Thierry, where the American men made such a gallant stand under the ‘magnificent leadership of our own General Omar Bundy, and it js fitting indeed that this solemn. ceremony should take place in the presence o fthe great French commander. Life Long Resident of County. Mrs. Mary Schreiber age 64 years, lifelong resident of Noble county and a resident of Kendallville the past thirteen years died Thursday. Two sons and four daughters survive. ‘

Saturday Specials

'CRYSTAL THEATRE l B Thur. and Fri. Oct. 3,4 B Big Double Attraction B Norma Talmadge M = inthe greatest g\.tceeto of her career - - ‘The Branded Women’ _ 8 7 part drama 8 Look! Look!! Look!! n Harold Lloyd 0 - ‘Get Out and Get Under’ - The best sp»ecial comedy ever on the screen.’ - - Showsat 7 and 9:15 | . Adm. - 15-20-25¢ ; b ‘ Well worth twice the price. |

esper Song Service - Presbyterian Church Sunday, Nov. 6, 5 o’clock - unday, Nov. 6, 5 o’clock v ‘Fhe Choir will be assisted by Joseph W. Peters, IlOtﬁ‘Lé Evangelist Singer of Southern Indiana. : ' ' : Organml?relude de ‘St. Cecile No. 1 SBessenisaseitesssiinninsnmmsimsissnennanansendisennetes L BALISLE Andante COR Mpto ...l i e Posthoven Hymn = | Invocatién : Lo ; Antbem—“Onward Christian 501iEr”...............cii0n5ni5r. Shelley Solo—“ Rest” Bishop { - Joseph W. Peters . Scriptu#e Lesson ' A : : I Anthemi—“Evenin’g‘ YD Buck ; : W‘omens Voices i s Solo—"fMake Me Pure” Joseph W. Pgtera 'Prayer 5; : n M ‘ ot O(fertofy~—"Moonlight Frysinger Hymn : ‘ ; ; > 1 s Short Address o - £ : e Hymn | 5 | T Organ—“ Postlude in F” Stern Martha Hutchison—Organist ~ C. G. Keehn—Chorister

Miss M. Olive Sisterhen who served some monms as assistant superintendent of the Goshen hospial has resigned and returned. to her home in this city. [ :

SWBATERS i A work Sweater that is a dream grey only very heavy, a big bargain if we sold at $2.00. We will sell WOt edsh i s e Don’t pass it by. | : / : i n B e : , CANV;AS GLOVES : Men’s and Boys’ Canvas Gloves, medium weight just the thing for corn husking Special the pair 10c or OB Lo b doasisbnte st el prvsbicsiopars. SOO Limit 1 dozen to each customer. : - W CLOTHES RACKS 8 arm, drop Clothes Rack for the kitchen 20 feet drying surface, a regular 50c value special each 25c

o GREY GRANITE WARE - , 12 quart Grey Granite Water Pail 89¢ value special Bl e e e e AR Grey Granite Dish Pan 79¢ and 89c value special 49¢

. Serfously Injured. : Hubert Fox age 30 trainman of Fort Wayne was seriously and probably faially injured at Warsaw* when he feil from the top of*a box car while switching. Indicted On Murder Charge. Harry Long 17 son of Elain Long of nine miles west of Warsaw was indicted by the Kosciusko county grand jury on a charge of first degree murder who killed two brothers by striking them on the heads with an iron pipe in the barnyard near the Long home. : o He will be given a hearing before Judge L. W. Royse at Warsaw who will determine the question of his sanity and if found to be demented the lad will be committed to the hospital for the criminal insane at Michigan City. : ' The Master Bean - ~ Jonathan Seymoure a retired farmer and citizen of Albion upwards of 80 years of age has not forgotten the process of producing, vegetables that would seem impossible- to be grown on Hoosier soil and I{ast week picked from a stalk in his garden a Laganeyia or New Guinea bean that tipped the scales at 11 pounds and 1 ounce. The New Era says the mammoth bean is .on exhibition at a store in that fawn. * :

’ . - Married at Albion. The Albion New Era says: “Charles F. Leslie of = Kendallville, and Miss Cecil Smith of Ligonier were united in marriage at the U, B. parsonage Saturday afternoon.” The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sanger Smith residing just.- north of this city. The newlyweds will probably reside in Kendallville. : : : -———‘-.'-’—- Blazed Trafl Now Open. - By the opening of a square of the new pavement in this .city traffic has resumed on the Blazed Trail out of Ligonier. Work on the Lincoln High‘way pavement west has begun. ; ‘ " s ee —— 2 ¢ ki ~ The farm federation of Noble county has been reduced in membership the past year from 1,600 to 1,200 according to figures given out by President Favinger.” - L (L | ————— kst ey - Poultry Show Dee. 19 to 24. & fhike m ‘ot Kendallville try show for that ecity the week eof m‘“’%ﬁ%‘“w& hibedes sl ks L Y Alursaay nignt whnen strue - DYV an sutomobile. near Mishawiks, = gﬁ"%ﬁ*mw%’x