Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 37B, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 November 1921 — Page 2

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We Have Receivedf Large Shipments * .. @ : : « X Hard and Soft Coal ‘Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes ~in hard coal. Best grades of - - soft coal. _f Full line of Building Material now o on hand - COMPTON & HOLDEMAN * HOLDEMAN & SON Straus Wool House. aa Phone N 0.279

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APRONS Ladies’aprons that sell in other stores as high as 2160 onr pPice Naturday ... .. ... ‘g 85 W THREAD ' Coats Sewing thread 150 yard spools black and wWhite all namhers ... o 0o e s e M ' HOT WATER BOTTLES , . 2 and 3 quart Hot Water Bottles, Iron Clad, Wearever, Napolen brands, $l.OO value go at ......... 69¢ M‘:?‘_ veeiess wwines WORK SHIRTS _ Men’s Extra High Grade "Work Shirt $1 value .. 79¢ W‘ : MATCHES Ohio Blue Tip Matches small boxes while they last you buy rthem at 12 boxes for serssessiesinsiennens 4G M Sk - WASH TUBS : L No. 2 Gelwanized Tabs ot ... . . .0 oo kg No. 3 Galvanized TUDS At .ioiicoiiidinonni o 880 CLOTHES BASKETS. 2 Clothes Baskets 3 sizeB priced at 79, 89¢ and 98¢ compare the qualityy and price with other stores

Rt i AT OUR SANITARY CANDY COUNTER A Peanut Butter Kisses extra fine eating bip ek for.. .~ e 10€ 500 pounds fresh Spanish Salted Peanuts the p0und................ .. . B R (1 Mixed candy 1000 pounds extra special the pound S 0 10 pails 300 pounds those extra fine Chocolates ‘the DONDG. Lol i raihss it caihaston ot 308 New Mello-Well Fudge the Ib. b alii e ee S BT Oranges sweet and jucy the dOZen o 25¢

BLANKETS . 64x80 Nashua Cotton Blanket fancy borders priced at R A e NS seg A Ve e s tesaes s 1 $0.60 5 o RS Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Hats priced just onehalf you[saye 50% here. All' new stoek. :

| e ey L = ~ Try Gutelius’ 5 & 10c Store e NeRaE e All wall paper at one-half prices; in other words we have cut the price right through the center. G R e

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Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Entertains Epworth League. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Weir entertained 20 members of the Epworth League. at F. E. Weir home Monday evening. Officers were elected as follows: , President—Clair Weir. Ist. Vice—Esther Taft 2d Vice—Caroline Hyde : ; 3d. Vice Gertrude Bentine 4th Vict—Bess Grigson. : Secretary—Donald Gilbert : Treasurer—George' Craig. : Pianist—Katherine Bolitho Assist—Helen Dunkle - 2% ' Games were indulged by the guests led by Mrs. Clair Weir and refreshments were served. The devotional service will be held. at the M. E. church at 6 o’clock next Sunday evening. ; i

~ Fights Chinch Bugs Suecessfully H. K. Bessley of DeWitt county Illinois farmer found a way to fight chinch bugs. The bugs went past his barrier while he was cutting some oats. 'When he thought most of them had left the wheat stubble he plowed under four or five acres of corn on which the bugs .wereworking rolled ground, drilled in navy beans with a corn planter, and rolled the ground again. He did not rolled the ground akain. He did not cultivate «the beans and the corn is very good right up to thel ine where he ployed. ..Another Woman Postmaster. .. Mrs. Agnes M. Morley has been appointed postmaster of Brimfield to succed J. B.'Frick who resigned sometime ago. Marion Schlotterback son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schloterbach of this city has received the appointment of rural mail carrier out of Brimfield. Both assumed their new duties November Ist. oy :

Anxious to Secure Field. The New York and Chicago Aviation ¢ompany has again written Mayor Henoch concerning a landing field in Ligonier. The mayor reqv;xests any owner of such ground to c¢ommunicate with him at once. It is very desirfable to have a station located in this city or near it. ' _ Armistice Day Observed. Dr. William 8. Fleming of Chicago will deliver the address at a union Armistice Day service Christian church 7:30 Friday evening. The subject will be “American Kings and Queens.” All are-invited. - : Lawrence Tyler of ILigonier and Carl Rhoades of Goshen have purchased the Darrogh Coal yards in that city and will conduct them in the future. Austin E. Menges, 47 postmaster of Bristol the other day engaged in a friendly tussele with his son 18, and a few momentss later fell dead of a heart attack: ' \

¢ . PAINTS AND STAINS Paints Stains Varnish in one half pints cans priced special 2 cdns for s 2DC CURTAIN RODS . Brass Curved end Curtain rods extend to 54 inches ipe yalwe eile e e ': . ~ COTTON BATS ‘ 2% pound cotton bats no filling extra -high grade priced for this sale at €ach.........cuiimsiiiioniennn 69€ - LUNCH_ROLLS : Wax Paper Lunch Rolls large-size 3 rolls for .... 10c : FLOOR WAX ; ook Liquid Floor Polish guaranted full .1 quart bottle 0P At iAo e 12. bunce bolble for |oo b ORe ; ~ RUGS : Congoleum Rugs 18x35 inches 35c to 50c values in all ‘sloresieach (o oion i bl sl ek B » . ] @ ' SWEATERS | o A work Sweater grey only very heavy a big barga‘infé if we sold at $2.00 We wil sell 100 at each ... $1.39

2 BLANKETS® | Nashua Wool-Nap Plaid Blanket 66x80 priced Special at a PR el $4.48 & PILLOWS ° S Faney Cretonne cotton-tilled: pillows, closing out price each sty sk DR © Buy these for Xmas gifts, . ' | el

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3 Head of Cattle—Miich cow 8 yrs. old, heifer past 2 years old, heifer 18 months old. v ; b 0 Chickens—so good hens about half of these are early hatched pullets ...Farm Implements—2 wagons one new Weber, flat bottom hay rack, wagon box wood rack, 2 buggies one storm_buggyy, No. 1 International riding cultivator spring brake, Gale Walking plaw, Bryan walking plow, 2 H. P. pump engine? H. P. buzz rig on wagon, spring t6oth hdrrow one horse cultivator, set double work harness, set driving harness, FairbanksWorse feed grinder 6 . burrs, corn sheller, Great Western eream separator, Air,Tight heating A stove, ~ scoop shovel and forks.® Leg ey -Hay Fodder and Grain—4 tons good clover hay, fodder in shock, corn in crib, 150 bu. corn in crib, 100 bu. good oats. e g i

l Terms of Sale—Eleven months time will be given with 7 per cent interest from date of sale. All sums of $5 and under cash fn hand 2 per cent discount for cash on sums over $5.00. o Guy W.. Smith E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer. Sl Chas. Schwab, Clerk, | = I will Ofﬁr at public auction at the; one hait mile north of Kansas sehool Sl e

1 will offer for sale at public auction at the old Reuben Huff farm 2% miles southwest o Wawaka near the Pleasant Hill school house and church begininfig at omne o’clock on Tuesday, November 15. : The following property towit: . 2 Head of Horses—Both mares, one in foal weight about 1,700, one 7 and the other 10 years old. 5 eHad of Mules—aged from 3to oldsuckling colt. 6 Head Cattle—Black cow 5 years old fresh January 5, red cow, 4 years fresh Jan 1., red cow 4 years old fresh Jan. 25, young black heifer fresh Jan. 1, a 2 year old heifer, Holstein cow 5 years old fresh in December. 46 Head of Hogs—Some brood sows, some feeders and some gilts, all Big Type Poland China. :

Set double harness. . e Terms—All sums under $5 cash, all over that amount a credit of ten months will be given with interest at 7 per cent from date. 2 per cent off for cash. ‘ C & T Ernest Huff ‘Auctioneers Kurtz & Singleton. Clerk, Loomisg Foote ‘ Public Sale. . I will offer for|sale at public auection at the Hoffman farm one mile west of Ligonier on Tuesday, November 22 1921 beginning at 10 a. m. ~ The following property:. 3 Head of Horses—Black horse 7 ‘years old 1500 Ibs., black mare 7 years old 1550 lbs., bay mare 6 years old 1600 Ibs. . ; : 5 Head, of Cattle—Jersey cow 17 vears old fresh about date of sale elegible to register. Jersey cow 14 years ‘old registered, Jersey cow 6 years old fresh about Dec. 13, roan heifer 2 vears old fresh Jan. 10, black heifer 2 years old.

Farm Implements—Studebaker wagon with grain box, Studebaker wagon. “Wood” binder, McCormick mower, Superior grain drill, No. 11 Oliver sulky plow, 2 404 Oliver walking plows hay tedder John Deere corn planter, cultivators manure spreader hay rake, lever spring. tooth harrow, spike tooth harrow, one horse cultivator, double shovel plow, single shovel plow, set’' bob sleds, top buggy, open buggy, hay rack with side boards 2 ‘sets heavy work harness; 2 sets buggy harnes, whee 1 barrow 2 log chains, grindstone, brush scythe mowing scythe, tank heater, pic, grubbing hoe, crow bar, 2__ Cross cut -saws, post hole digger, sickle grinder, forks and shovels, 2 30 gal. iron kettles and stools, 2 sets 3 horse eveners, 2 plow double-trees, hog crate, scalding barrel, cider barrel, 2 lawn mowers, hay knife, barrel with 10 gal. cider vinegar, 60 gal oil tank, lard press, sausage grinder, meat boards, 1600 Ib. scale, 16 ft. ladder. - :

Household Goods—Majestic steel range, heating stove, coal oil heater. dining table, davenport leather new, couch, commode, iron bed with springs, ‘wood bed with springs, 2 center tables 2 rockers, kitchen table 6 kitchen chairs, kitchen safe, kitchen cupboard, 2 porch rockers, Axminster rug 12x15 ft. paper rug 9x12 ft., fibre rug 9x12 ft. Sharpless cream separator, incubator, barrel churn, 5 gal. cream can new washing machine jars and fruit cans.

“Hay and Grain—4 tons clover hay. 100 bu. oats, 200 bu. corn in crib 250 shocks corn. : : - Terms—All sums under $lO cash, all sums over that amount a credit of 9 months will be given with 6 per cent interest from date of sale. 2 per cent off for ‘ecash. : ; T ' William Sharp Ear]l Wolf Auct. H. E. Hoak, Clerk- : ] : Public Sale. : ‘ The undersigned wil sell at public auction o nthe Ernest Sorgenfrei farm 2 miles west and % mile south of Wawaka.and 4 miles east and %4 mile south of Ligonier Wednesday Nov. 23, Commencing at 1:00 P. M. 2 Head of Horses—Brown gelding 6 years oul, bay gelding 6 years old. 14 Head of Hogs—2 Chester White brood sows open, 4 head .early fall pigs, 8 head of 6 weeks old.

November 16, 1921, e Beginning ot-one p. m. the following property to-wit: : | . ¥ Horse—Bay mare 12 years old weight 1,600. : | 3 Head of Cattle—One Holstein cow giving milk, fresh in May, Jersey cow giving milk fresh in May. These are exceptionally -good milk producers. Holstein heifer 7 months old. One Registered Brood Sow Poland Ching. # » e 2 : 75 Shoeks of Corn—Some corn In crib. Also hay in the barn. Farm Implements— Broad-tire wagon complete light spring wagon 222 Oliver breaking plow, walking corn plow, spring tooth harrow new, five shovel plow, feed mill 8 inch ‘burr, shoot board, Dela Vdlve cream separator No. 12 in good condition, barrel of vinegar 2 years old, set good work harness, set single harnes, sixinch dive belt 30 feet long, 4 heavy leather halters, gravel plank, new ice cream freezer, hand tools, Ford power attacment, pitch forks, and other articles too numercus to mention. Terms:All summs oof $lO and under cash all over $lO one year’s time with interest at 7 per cent from date of sale. ; Frank L. Miller E. R Kurtz, Auct.

(romwell News. : : E. Smith and wife of Syracuse were visitors here Sunday. H. Rodgers and wife ‘are home from a Ohio visit. : S. W. Green and wife were Goshen visitors Monday. Pret Lung was at Fort Wayne Mondavy. " i The- Cromwell Commugity Centre meeting was held Wednésday evenmg o Wm. McDowell of Denver Colorado is here for a visit with home folks. Several road contractors were here Monday looking after their interests in the new roads.- -~ _ . 'Fhe republican ticket was the only one o nthe ballots here Tuesday. The Community fair held here last week was a success. Full report in our next loeals. t » . Several cases of mumps in town. A city ‘basket ball team has been org anized here. L Mrs. Ollie B. Gard of Fort Wayne who recently returned from Los Angeles, Calif, after a two years’ stay with ' her daughter at that place, is spending a few days with her aunt Mrs. J. E. Greene. : “Bob Hampton of Placer” is an irresistible drama, thrills and laughs leap from the sereen to charm away the sobs, an 8 reel master production, also a comedy 2% hours of great en,tertainment,f, at Crystal Thursday and Friday. G

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A Reminder Don’t forget that promise you made the goed vﬁh and ’dau‘ghter. to buy a piane or Victrola. Ceme and loek at stock of Muscal goods. We have what you want at the right price. - | ‘ Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas You can take the easy payment phh if you do net eare te pay cash, : » L | Yours for 58 years of Musical Service. . South Main St. Established 1871 AGoshén, Indiana