Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 46B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 January 1922 — Page 4

' 2 o S st L PROGRAM . C t 1 I'h ( t ‘ Thursday and Friday, Jan. 12-13. Special Attraction “WHAT WOMEN LOVE” with Annette Kellerman the most famous woman swimmer in the world. .. The most remarkable comedy and fight ever photographed. Also Clyde Cook in a great 2 reel comedy., Adm. 15 20 and 25¢ ' . Saturday, January 14 . ‘ # ; “THE JAILBIRD” with Douglas McLean also a 2 reel comedy. : , Sunday and Monday, January 15-16 “CONRAD IN QUEST OF HIS YOUTH” with Thomas Meighn also snapshots of famous screen stars and a ¢artoon. _ : = Coming January 19-20 _ Norma Talmiadge in “THE PASSION FLOWER” - Thursday and Friday January 12, 13 “F(gß THOSE WE LOVE” another of Goldwyn RBest Productions don't miss this one. Also a good comedy Prices 15 and 25¢. - ‘ Saturday, January, 14 ‘ “WINNERS OF THE WEST” Eposide No. 6 also big feature picture “G 0 STRAIGHT” featuring Frank Mayo. £ Sunday and Monday, January 15,16 “HER WINNINY WAY?” starring Mary Miles iMnter. 2

We Have Rec/eivedf Large Shipments Hard and Soft Coal Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes - in hard coal. Best grades of . soft coal. | Full line ‘of Building Material nOw o onhand . COMPTON & HOLDEMAN ~ HOLDEMAN & SON Straus Wool House. , : Phone N 0.279

For rent, good farm of 290 acres with everything {furnished. Enquire of W, A. Cochran . a‘if.._“Ge'O'rge Goshorn. : Lo 46btf

- Waterloo basketball teams playl Ligonier H. S. teams here tomorrow evening. There should be a big turn ‘|out. i L ' .

Dodge Brothers

- Will Announce on Feb. 1, 1922 . A Substantial Reduction in the Prices ~ of Their Cars Effective From January i, 1922

Ligonier Auto Sales Co.

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

- Al Ay | T SAR L 7 & R Y .= % Y/ : IV 4 g Ny ) . e N\ = . ) ou YT T o : o "55!5% 7177 I\ B v ~ i i N A NS T NRRIRE - ~‘!‘" KING //(IUB = —— AR ‘ ar ; & / e | < 7 & \ you will have g i N [ Dl DEPOSIT ONE DOLLAR EACH WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS AND YOU HAVE $50.00. YOU CAN ERSILY SAVE A DOLLAR R WEEK AND WON’T YOU BE GLAD TO HAVE THAT $50.00. : THERE ARE CLUBS WHERE YOU DEPOSIT;EO CENTS R WEEK, OR $5..00.0R ANY SUM-—-A CLUB TO FIT YOUR PURSE. " OR YOU CAN BEGIN WITH 1 CENT, 2 CENTS, SCENTS, OR TEN CENTS AND INCREASE YOUR DEPOSIT EACH WEEK. ) ' IN FIFTY WEEK}S. : 10-Cent Club Pays - $127.50 - 5-Cent Club Pays 63.75 - 2-Cent Club Pays 25.50 - : 1-Cent Club Pays 12.75 | YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE ILARGEST AND DECREASE ERCH WEEK. THERE ARE NO DUES. YOU GET BACK EVERY CENT YOU PUT IN. P - COME IN AND RSK RBOUTIT. | °~ . ' Make Our Bank Your Bank We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving dep.osits and Saving Accounts. . Farmers & Merchants Traust Co

Have Cut Prices Now on Dyed Garments g « Clothing Dry cléaned and Dyed is not a luxury but an m:t 0 prac- i tical economy. . , L N And with our new equfpment are igah;e to give the best or service leaving your garments free from 'o&or. Will be wo'tli’your while to look us up or PHONE 86 when in wantg of such service. / ) j ‘ : , ~ Dry Cleaning And Dying -+

Money to Lend G R ~ Farms Loans to be secured by first mortgage not exceeding 404, of the present value of land alo:i2 excluding improvements. Conditions and terms are attractive. Call at our oftice. i “ : ;l‘fl : = ‘,.|' _. THE STRAUS - BROTHERS CO Ligonier, Indiana

DR. F. R. ELDRED HONORED Chemical Society Gives Farewell Dinner at University Club. | A farewell dinner to Dr. F. R. Eldred for more than twenty years chief of the scientific division of the Eli Lily & Co., who has resigned to beceme head of his own company at New York was given by members of the Indiana division of the American Chemical Society at the University Club Monday evening. Dr. Eldred will become president of Eldred & Atkinson,. Inc., consulfing chemists and engineers, of New York. Dr. Edgar B. Carter president of the Indiana division " who was toastmaster, presented a watch fob to Dr. Eldred, Addresses were made by b, Mahin, Dr. R H. €arr and Dr. €. B. Jordan, of -Purdue . University and George B. Schley, A. D. Thorburn, F. C. Atkinson and H. W. Rhodehamel.—Indianapolis News : ' . Frank R. Eldred is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Eldred of Ligonier and spent his youth in this city. His many friendshere will be glad to learn of his advancement. /

Deßow is Lucky. : Don Deßow who when a child lived with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deßow at Shipshewana and who left thatvicinity many years ago for the west has hecome the possessor of a valuable jewel by an unusual “streak of good luck.” During the World war he saw service in Europe and on a hike picked up a peculiar looking stone of unusual shape. He kept it and after his discharge from the army retrned to his home in Omaha, Neb. He showed it among his other relics and a jeweler upon examining it declared he had found a ruby of rare variety. It has been analyzed and its value has been placed at $119,000. +The lucky young man is a nephew of Rev. Charles Deßow formerly of Ligonier. :

Business is Good. ' Thus far the Ligonier Refrigerator company in January shows a large increase of business over a corresponding period. last year and indications that there will be no lull. Winter is the off season in the refrigerator line but the Ligonier company has been ;kept busy filling orders and when the rush comes with the advent of warm weather the plant will be a busy place. ‘ ; ; Presbyterian Church. Regular services next sabbath, S. 5.9:30 A. M. ; :

Preaching Service 10:45 at this time the regular quarterly communion will be observed Rev. Fred Emmett Hamlin' of Roachdale, Ind., will have charge of the services the officers are hoping for a good attendancs of all members as well as friends of the church;’ : ' :

- Vesper Services at 5 P. M. “Get the Vesper Habit.” ’ . , Will Build Bungalow. . 'S. D. Smith will in the spring have a fine bungalow erected on one of his lots along the river . front’ on First street, Mr. Smith is the possessor of some valuable ground there, - ° Floyd C. Kurtz -sold his Benton township farm to Elenor Dovel for a consideration of $12,000 Charles S. Osborn bought a Jefferson township Elkhart county farm of 158 acres for which he paid $20,000. : o 0 Walter Zahrt of Fort Wayne a member of the state highway commission has resigned. He says he desires to look after his private business which takes all his time. Ben Blue has been elected 'a director of the oGs&gen. fair association: recentIyreorganized. He served in a like capacity with the old organization. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gard of Blkhart township are the parents of a new-son. 1 o

~ Stuart Carney stil] remains -bedfast and While his condition is im‘proved he is far from well, _“There was a fine fall of snow Wednesday night and there is good sleiging with no sleighs 1;0 use it. . Charles Sell of Columbia City was fingd $lOO and given 30 days in jail on plea of guilty to bootlegging. ~ The new city couné¢il holds its first regular meeting to night, ~ "

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It is our rule to put into effect any decline in price as soon as it is made, thus ~ giving you the benefit of the lowest price. Many items have declined this last week and we are listing a few. | ' We Wish to Call Your Attention to the Following New Prices Which You Will Find Here Regularly Heavy Galvanized Tubs Noe O .- . 50ciNe 2 ~ . 6 Ne:l . . J»eilNes . . 60¢ . Galvanized Pails 10-Quart Pail, 20c | 12-Quart Pail, 25¢ 8-Inch Mill File, first quality, 20c ' 13-Ounce Nail Hammer, $1.30 8-Inch Monkey Wrench, 60c ‘ Official Boy Scout Axe, leather sheatfi, $1.50 No. 8 Nickel Plated Cop_per Tea Kettle, $1.75 {I;lf tlakllflet,_fit S Heavy Gauge Aluminum pa?n-,q 7 DR e Oblong Roaster, $4.50 ~ Onyv Grey Triple Coat Enamel Ware Items 8-qt. Convex Kettle, $1 | 1-gt. Milk Kettle, 45¢ , . .2 No. 8 Teakettle $1.35 e ' Good Size Wood Butter Bowl, 60¢ ' - Guaranteed Spatula, 25¢ -~ ~ Guaranteed Butcher Kni_fe,, 6-in. blade, 25¢ . There has been a decline in aluminum ware, enameled - ware, clothes wringers, lanterns, shot guns and a great ~_many other items. Be sure and get our prices on hardware before buying. Our goods first quality and fully - guaranteed. s e o Established 1864 = Telephone 67

A large company of Odd Fellows will go to Kimmell tonight to witness degree work and enioy a visit to their nearest neighboring lodge, > o ¢ S

Dr. Luckey of Wolf Lake,‘wag here with a patient for ah ex-ray ex aniination on the Guy Hieber machine thig