Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 39A, Ligonier, Noble County, 21 November 1921 — Page 3

(LhgalrlED ADS Big Types ¥or Sale. I will offer for sale at prices consistent with the times, some of the splendid Big Type boars by Radium. They are all cholera immune and healthy. Walter E. Wolf, Ligonier. R R 4 2 : 34a12t Wanted e . A janitor for the United Brethern church. A good job for the right person. Apply to W. A. Cochran or C. R. Stansbury. : : 33att Bring your children for school shoes to Newtons Shoe Store. 33atf Good woark shoes $2.50 at Newtons Shee Store. S 33atf Notice of Services. - Christian Science Services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock: at The Crystal Theatre. - l Welcome 29btt

: Great Clubbing Offer. ' The Ligonier Banner and the Ohio ‘Farmer.one year for only $2.50. Here is a rare opportunity for new and old subscribers to the Banner to secure a great farm Journal at half price. : 34btf To The Public—l am prepared to make and fit stove pipe and set up stoves for the winter. Also stove repairing. D. M. Rench 30btf Men Wanted. ‘ To husk corn. C. L. Chamberlin, Phone 16 A. ‘ 36htf ' No Delivery of oil. -~ ~ Tuesday and Thursdays each week from November 21 1921 to April 1 1922. Please rember the days. | Ed Tyler. . 38:L4f.} i‘f Wmi‘ted. : ‘ Hides and furs. Ben Glaser cement block building corner Cavin and Pigeon streets, Ligonier, Ind. 38atf When you desire clothes, cleaned, dry cleaned, pressed or dyed see Roy | Ferguson in the old Telephone ex-! change Tooms. - 38atf‘

For rent, dwelling house on the North Side 7 rooms and one acre of ground with lots of fruit. Arthur Yeager Ligonier. : ~ For Sale—Bo acres one and a half miles north of Ligomier, good buildings and other improvements. Also 30 acres ‘ree _iile: from town. No buildings C. E. Drain, 820 Grand View Avenue, South Bend, Ind. 37bSt Syracuse Co-Operative Sale. Another co-operative sale will be held in Syracuse Tuesday November 22 at which hogs, cows, sheep, young cattle and miscellaneous -articles wili be sold. 38b2t

SCALP TREATMENT : - Shampooing and Manicuring Emma C. Taylor Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South of Presbyterian Church. ~ Ligonier, Indiana

Take Time to Look Around When You Buy Clothes When you buy your next suit’ take time to look around. You don’t buy a new suit every day, so be be sure you get full value for your money and that is you always getin == i . Soriety Bramd The difference between Society Brand Clothes and other all wool clothes lies in the making. It is here that the highest’art in designing and the greatest skill in: tailoring are called upon to produce clothes of a style and quality that you cannot get in other makes. LIGONIER “You Must be Satisfie” =~ INDIANA

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l ~ Public Sale. - The undersigned wil sell at publie auction o nthe Ernest Sorgenfrel farm 2 miles west and %% mile south of Wawaka and 4 miles east and % 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. 3 Head of Cattle-—Milch cow 8 yrs. old, heifer past 2 years old, heifer 18 months old. , o 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 rid—{ ing cultivator spring brake, Gale' Walking plow, Bryan walking plow,, 2 H. P. pump engine, 5 H. P. buzz rig| on wagon, spring tooth harrow one horse cultivator, set double work harness, set driving harness, FairbanksMorse feed grinder 6 in. burrs, corn sheller, Great Western cream separator, Air,Tight heating stove, scoop shovel and forks. : Hay Fodder and Grain—4 tons good clover hay, fodder in shock, corn in crib, 150 bu. corn in crib, 100 bu. good oats. - B 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 in hund 2 per cent discount for cash on sums over $5.00. : ; Guy W. Smith E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer. : Chas. "Schwab, Clerk. T

——— RS OSBRI oIR A AR IS Y e Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Scalp Massage Manicuring, Shampooing Hair Tinting and Hair Dressing Marinelle Toilet Preparations ' Hair Goods , Phone 889 :

: Attend Anniversary. Attorney W. H. Wigton and family Sunday attended ‘the anniversary celebration of his father’s birth at LaGrange. Robert Wigton in whose honor the celebration was held is well known in Ligonier where he often visits. A 'daughter, ,Mrs.__Will Hyland, of ERaton, Ohio was present and accompanied the W. H. Wigton family to this city. i s Sl ~ Seize Shipment of Beer. A shipment of 20 barrels of beer, hauled on a motor truck.was seized on the Lincoln highway near Westville Laporte county. Joseph Steininger driver of the truck was fined $555 and the beer- was poured into a Laporte sewer. s

We Are Pleased to Announce . to Our Patrons and Friends that This Bank S Become a Co-operate Institution. . We will continue to pay 4 per cent interest on certificates of deposit and on - savings accounts as heretofore | Lo

All holders of certificates of deposit on February ist 1922, and thereafter, whose money has been on deposit for a period of six months, will participate in the distribution of profits. © All savings accounts on which interest is allowed in the usual way will participate. . o The plan we have adopted make us a strictly co-operative bank and makes qualifying depositors participants in the profits. = L

STATE BANK OF KIMMELL

‘ ~ Circuit Court i The New York ‘Cemtal Railroad Co. is made defendant in a suit for damages for $257.07 filed by Samuel Selig et al., of Ligonier. In 1919 the plaintiffs shipped 90 hogs to a commission merchant at Buffalo, N. Y. for sale at that place. The shipment was delayed enroute and arrived too late for sale at its destination, causing extra expense and loss to the amount asked.

LIGONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

We shall be glad to give you further details at any time

Farmers Eelet Officers. Perry township federation of farmes held a very interesting session at the Trittapoo school house Thursday evening when a musical and literary program was tTendered. The following offices were: elected for the following year: ~ President—Jacob Beckner Vice-Pres.—W. A. Cochran _ Secretary—Will H. Green Treasurer—J. Warren Moore : The organization is in a very 'prosperous condition and a good line of work was mapped out for the coming year. - C. E. Bidwell for many years cashier of the Albion National Bank, has resigned to accept a' similar position in Canton, Ohio, and will begin his new duties January Ist, 1922. To Complete Work Next Year, Lawrence Lyons . director of the state highway commission, announces that all the unpaved portions of the Lincoln Highway in Indiana will be paved next year and contracts for this work are soon to be let. This means the hard surfacing of the gap between Fort Wayne and Ligonier. When this is paved and a short stretch just east of Valparaiso the Lincoln Highway will be paved the entire distance across Indiana. -

’ Loss From $3,000 to $5,000. | ~ Securities comprised some of the loot taken by the bank bandits in the dayligh holdup of the Wawaka State bank a few weeks ago. Assistant Cashier Fred Schwab is authority stating that they were most all registered bonds. Many rumors are afloat as to the exact of the missing paper with estimates of from $3,000 to $5,000. Peter Harris Held Up, : ~ Peter Harris proprietor of a garage in Fort Wayne was shot in ,the leg by a highwayman Thursday night when he refused to stop the car in ‘which he and his little son were riding in the rolling mill district of that e¢ity. By not heeding the commands of the bandit Harris saved $lOO he carried in his pocket. . : Philip March 21 was instantly killed while trying to repair an arc electric light on a street of Fort Wayne Thursday. - -

) : Danecing, Dancing class starting this Monday evening N0v..21 7:30 in Bagle hall. Al]l latest dances _taughh correctly by Detroits most competent teachers. Mrs. F. B. Robbins, of Cromwell, formerly of Ligoniér has been confined to her home several days by illness. - e s Ed Kenney and Ed Keasey were out rabbit hunting last Thursday and bagged a lot of the bunnies. They are both excellent shots, =~ . ' | For Bale or exchange for' live stock a 1918 Ford mm;'gf;car in good condition. W. O, Willams. 39att

e GOSHEN Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. - Nov., 20-21-22-23 5 | First showing in Indiana at popdlar prices The Picture That Ran A Solid Year On Broadway. “Over The Hill” - Based upofi Will Carletons famous poems . Since the day of its memorable opening oh broadway, the clamor fof its appqérance has insistently made itself felt from every corner of the world. At last your opportunity has arrived. Can you really afford to miss this or _will you set before the most intralling entertain®ent ever devised im the history_ of the motion pictures? - ; s The-Press L The Pulpit - The Public c have wed with each other in giving praiée. : - . ’ 4 Shows Daily 2-4 -7 and 9 P. M. " Adm. Children 22¢ Adults 45¢ Plus Tax - Vaubeville every Friday and Saturday -

CARRIES STOOL TUO WORSHIP Woman at Jersey Resort Village Acts as Her Own Usher oz Sunday— - i Provides Own Seat. ‘Summer resorters get accustomed to doing without the many little conveniences of home life. They philosoph- | ically accept conditions as belng nec- | ‘essary to “camping out.” So oil stoves i take the place of gas ranges and they carry water for the household from the public hydrant down the bungalowlined street, says the New York Sun. . * On week-ends most of the bungalow colonies house added guests and the kitchen and porch serve as overflow bedrooms. Few of the churches in the summer towns are able to seat all ‘the worshipers on Sunday. But that doesn’t hinder the attendance. At a. Jersey resort village the other Sun-: day one woman was carrying a camp ' stool to church, Her nelghbors thought no more of it than had they seen her carrying a bundle of groceries from the corner store. = ]

We will distribute our profits in the following manner: - - ’ ~ Ist - 6 per cent on the total capital invested in this bank will be paid to stockholders. ~ .~ . 2nd - An amount equal to ong-fifth of I per cent of the total deposits will be credited to the undivided profits of this bank. 3rd = The remaind_er of the profits will be divideq equally, one-half to stockholders and one-=half to depositors. |

st i Our Job Work ‘ #1 Advertises Itself 3-‘:‘ RR R B #| Judicious Advertising % v %] Creates many a new business. & Enlarges many an old business. 21 © Preserves many a large business. *5 Revives many a dull business. 3 Rescues many a lost business. ;5* Saves many a failing business. Secures success in any business, | i 1 We Are at Your Service XAiY g S e s and We Will Call cn You ¥ |

Alva Hamilton Hurt. : Alva Hamilton of Goshen contractor who some time agp made repairs on the Ligonier high school building was seriously hurt last Thursday when his automobile upset in the city - of Mishawaka. ; Death of Mrs. Ernest. Mrs. Catherine Culp Ernest died last Tuésday at the age of 72 years in the town of Wakarusa. Among the surviving children ‘is Mrs. Emma Golden of Ligonier. - : Are Opposed 0 War. © The State Farm' Federation in session at Indianapolis last week adopted resolutions = favoring disarmament and pronounced opposition to future Wy 0 g e e e .. The Goshen News-Times says Mrs. - Horberc Brown of Ligonier mas fhst olty. shdbping last Priday. . %%%%:figfi e o Lulesi 6ik Mot sn eVo B L