Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 47A, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 January 1922 — Page 4

¢« Monday, January 16 . “CONRAD IN QUEST OF HIS YOUTH” with Thomas Meighen. Also a eartoon and screen snap shots. ~~ Tuesday and Wednesday, January 17 and 18 ‘ “BUBBLES” with Mary Anderson. A reel comedy drama also “THE PRICE 5 OF POSSESSION” with Ethel Chyton a 5 reel drama, 2 fine features. for the price of one. Adm 10, 15, 20¢. ; "~ Thursday and Friday, January 19 and 20 ; “THE PASSION FLOWER” with Norman Talmadge as the Spanish_ beauty for whose smiles, men fought, a splendid production and a 2 reel comedy. Adm 15, 20, 25¢. . . - Saturday, January 21 ¢ “THE BHQ TOWN ROUNDUP” with Tom 3ix and a Sunshine cohtedy. - Sunday and Monday, January 22 and 23 : “ONE WILD WEEK” witli Bebe Daniels also a “PORCHY” comedy and a wonderfully beautiful colored reel, ;

| ~ Monday, January 16 - “HER WINNING W;\Y” featuring Many Miles Minter also a good 2 Comedy Joe Martia in a Monkey Hero. Don’t miss this program, o __ - Thursday and Friday, January 19, 20 - “WEST IS Wl-)S"l"' featuring Harry (‘kzroy also a comedy. . “THE SERVANT QUESTION® Featuring William Collier. -' . Saturday, January 21 “WINNERS OF THE WEST™ Epeside No. 7 also a big feature Gladys Walten in “HIGH HEELS” < . : oo ; Sunday and Monday, January 22 and 23 “ROOM AND BOARD” featuring Constance Binney another one Realist feature also a Chaplin Comedy.

Griffith’s Drug Store, Ligonier, Indiana

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Dodge Brothers

Will Announce on Feb, 1, 1922 A Substantial Reduction in the Prices of Their Cars ' Effective From January 1, 1022

Ligonier Auto Sales Co.

" LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

Public Sale

Big Stock Sale the undersigned will sell at his residence 7 miles east of Goshen on the Fish Lake road 4 miles north of Millersburg, 7 miles south of Middlebury on Thursday Jan. 19 sale lto dommence promptly :at one o’clock. :

20 Head of Horses—Black team age 5 and 6 weight 3400, this is as good a team as you’ll see at any sale; black mare age 4 weight 1400; pair brown mares 6 and 7 weight 2900; Gray niare age 5 weight 1350, créam mare age 7 weight 1500, black mare age 6 weight 1500 brown gelding age 5 weight 1600. There will be on sale several other good teams and single horses not described. ;

75 Head of Cattle—Thirty head good milch cows, 12 head of fresh cows; the restof the cows are Springers and will be fresh in about 60 days; 40 head of good steers, weighing from 500 to 600 Ibs. each, 256 head of black steers. *

40 Head of Hogs—lo head of good brood sows all these sows are bred to farrow in March, 30 head of shoats weight from 125 to 175 Ibs. each. : 500 bushels good corn. 10 bushel good potatoes.

Terms made known on day of sale. Don’t forget the old reliable place. ] LAVOID MCKIBBEN Lehman & Longcor, Auctioneers.

_Notice to Notes Lost by Robbery. Notice is hereby given that three pro missory notes of $1166.66 each dated March 8, 1920 due respectively November 1, 1920, November 1, 1921, and November 1 1922 with interest payable annually at the rate of six per centum per annum from July 15, 1920 nego-' tiable and payable at the Farmers State Bank Wawaka, Indiana, with attorney’s fees and waiving relief given by Elmer P. Magnuson, EdwardJ G. DePew, Alton Lower, Fred Zimmerman, John F. MecCloskey, Edward Piggott, Mark Kinnison, Glenn E. Roe Harry J. Stuff Frank W. Franks, Fred Spurgeon George Randall and Thomas D. Stingner and payable to me - were by the deposited in the Farmers State Bank Wawaka Indiana to be held for the convenience of myself and the makers thereof and the same were stolen ‘at the time of the robbery of said ‘bank, in October 1921 and I have never seen or heard of them or either 'c‘f them since and do not know where the same, or any of them are. All persons, firms and corporations are hereby informed of such loss and warned to make no purchase of same or any of them, as no person other than myself has any right, title claim or interest therein. - Dated this January 13 1922. e David S. Sontchi. 47a3w

For sale or trade a ranch in Blaine county, Montana consisfing of 320 acres along the Great Northérn railway 24 miles from the Saskatchwan. Good house, garage and well, right in the centre of ‘the wheat blet. A good grain market within an hour’s drive. Here is a rare bagains for some one who desies to make a change. For information call at Banner office. 47atf

Hurt in Accident. Hurt in Aeccident.

Mildred Shankland a Topeka schooi girl was badly injured in an automobile accident near her home the other day when an automobile :in which she was riding with playmates went into a fence. Her cheek was cut open to the bone and the machine the property of Harvey Hartzler was wrecked. The young folks hdd been at a 'gond. skating and were returning home when the accident occurred. -

Violation of Game Laws.

Game wardens of the state conservation department in December last made 198 arrests which resulted in 179 convictions for violations of the game laws. Three ' defendants were acquitted and sixteen cases remain to be tried. Total fines and costs assessed against the 179 convicted persons aggregated $4,237.60.

Mr. Baker Writes."

~ J. E. Baker former resdent of Noble county and boyhood friend of Jas. Kinnison now a merchant of Garden City , Kansas sends his.check for $5 to extend his subscription to the Banner. Mr. Baker sends greétings to his old friends here with best wishes for 1922, Vi

e Theatre at Topeka. Elsewhere in this issue of the Banner will be .found an advertisement for the American Stock Company appearing all week at Topeka. High class vaudalville and drama are -on the program with a nightly change. Prices 25 and 35 cents. !

Five Above Zero.

Men in charge of the water chutes for the N. Y. C. west of the city say the thermometer at the water station registered five degrees above zero at midnight and sometime later Saturday morning. Later it showed ten above. -This is the coldest of the winter.

Fighting for His Life.

- Amos Ramsey 15 is fighting for his life in a Fort Wayne hospital with a bullet hole through his body self inflicted with a 32-calibre revolver. The. revolver had been stolen by an older brother.

Meeting of Kings Daughters. The Kings Daughters will hold = work{meeting next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arlo Shearer. After a picnic supper, a business meeting to follow. Mrs. Maurice Brubaker will assist the hostess.:

Ice Houses Full.

The Ligonier Ice company finished filling their ice houses Sunday evening and with an artificial plant in operation Ligonier will have no ice famine the comng summer. ;

Officials All. Retire.

With the resignation of Sécr'e_ta'ry King of the Goshen Chamber of Commerce comes the announcement that all the officers of that organization will retire., There is friction in the camp because members decline to pay their subscription. :

TOPEKA.' lN'D.‘ L ~ ONE WEEK Starting Monday, January 16 . The American Stock ~ Company CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY

‘Within the Law’

FEATURE VAUDEVILLE

PRICES, 25 -and 35 CENTS

Machine is Wreeked. While approaching Ligonier - this morning from Albion County Assessor Jacob McLaughlin wrecked his Maxwell car when it skidded at the ‘Rochester turn and collided with a telegraph pole. The front of the -car was crushed in- an axel broken and a new tire punctured. Roy Riddle was with ‘Mr. McLaughlin. Neither * was byt . o . . Too Rare to be Valuable, f S. B. Goble 'of Whitley county trapped a white muskrat a few days ago. When told of this Jacob Dalkoff fur buyer says he never saw.such a pelt but he doubts if there would be any sale for it. He 'says -he has purchased in years past several white mink pelts but there was no resale value for them. S ; Called to Chicago. - : *.Mrs. George W. Brown was called to Chicago Sunday evening by the death of a sister Mrs. G. W. Ailgeo The deceased was somewhat known in Ligonter where she had visited on several occasions. ' l

Democratic Secribes to Meet, . Chairmian Hull of the . national dmeocratic committee will address the democratic “editors at their meeting in Indianapolis Feb. 16 and 17. He is an able orator and the address will be well worth hearing. - Fortieth Anniversary. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer celebrated their fortieth wedding annivesary on Sunday at their .home in Syracuse by giving a dinner . for their children and grandchildren. Sixth Child Dies. e The sixth victim of the school hack accident near Van Wert, Ohio mentioned in Thursday’s Banner is dead and it is feared the death. toll will be even larger. : |

- Now Sole Owner. ‘» Lawrence Tyler who recently went to.Goshen from Elkhart township to engage in the coal business has purchased the interest of his partner, Carl Rhoades and is now sole owner of the yard. S ———————— : 2 ~ Will Meet Wednesday. The young married peoples’ circle of the M. E. ehurch will meet with Mrs. Arthur Ferguson Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Weir will assist the hostess, = = ° ~ Has Crushed Toe. :

‘While putting up ice Roy|Banta had the misfortune to drop a big. cake on one of his toes, crushing the member He now gets about with difficulty. i i e st The Five-Cent Sandwich. ‘First time in Liganier for five years D. J. Lowe of the American Café is putting out Coney Island and Hot Dog Sandwiches for a nickle. He has spe—i cial equipment for making and servB Ve e - 47a2t ~ Get a Coney Island Red Hot 5 cents sandwich at American Cafe, 47a2t

| Fiscal Year Change., . The Farmers Co. Operative Elevator Company hag changed its date of winding up a year’s business from ‘September 31 'to January 1. The fiscal year now closes with the cal‘endar year. . o New to Suceged Hays. : Advices from Washington indicate that Senator Harry S. New will succeed Will Hays as postmaster general March 4 when Mr. Hays’ resignation takes effect. If this move is carried out it will help the senatorial candidacy of Albert J. Beveridge. ; - Henry F. Bluhm 61 for over 30 years a merchant of Kendallville was buried today. He died after an illness of three days of kidney- trouble superinduced by a sever cold. He was a former recorder of Noble countY~ Ehs: 1 ~ 2

- To Settle School Muddle. v Patrons of the Wayne township schools will meet Wednesday evening Jan. 18 to decide as to . whether they will have a consolidated school. There were formerly eleven school districts in the township but they have dwindled to four. . v : Wagted—Young women to take a short course in nursing. Pay while learning. Address Dr. Bonnell. M. Souder Hospitall, Auburn, Ind. 47a6t .Get.a Coney Island Red Hot 5 cents sandwich at American Cafe. 47a2t'43 : Wawaka Wins, Friday eevning the New Paris High school basketball team motored to Wawaka where they were defeated by the latter school 24 to 25. ot

} NEWS NOTES, . Fbr Sale:: 1 hayé a good heavy overcoat size 40 good as new cost $4O will sell for $lO. Lap robe cost $2O will take $B. Lots of other bargains. J. W. Himes. i 43a4t ‘Germs walk on the other side of the street when passing a house cleaned with Blue Devil. 47a2t George Shobe of Mishawaka visited over Sunday with his mother Mrs. T C. Shobe and other relatives here. Miss Helen Hite came from Goshen and visited over Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hite. S

Mrs. Ray Green of Detroit is here a guest of her mother Mrs. Squire Robinson and family. : o Ike Weimer of Pontiac, Mich., was a visitor at, the home of his parents iMr.’ and Mrs. Abe Weimer. oe — : ; Miss Romayne Halsinger of Goshen ‘was a week end guest of Miss Evelyn Urich, S t S} S % Ed O'Connor wah here from Chicago to see his new grandson at the Ralph Dygert home,

Do you like soft hands—use Blue Devil Cleanser. . 47a2t ~ Mrs. A. J. Bash of Goshen spent Sunday with her granddaughter Mrs. Ralph Dygert and family. : oA : -———-g————Leopold Schloss:is said to have the only Peace Dollar reaching Ligonier up to ‘-}this time. . Affelf; anﬂ‘ absence of five years the nickle ;sandwich appears in Ligonier at the American Cafe. ; ] - Get a ‘l}_O't dog sandwich 5 cents at American Cafe.- 478 l - Joseph Eckhart is able to .be out again after his injuries in a fall. ~ Stuart Carrmey the young clothing 'merch‘ant is much improved today and will soon reappear at.the store.

- Wanted work by a young woman. Call at No. 5056 Grand street. 47atf ~ The Washington Center school in Whitley county is closed on account of smallpox. ; : John Gonderman and family of near Ligonier are making plans to move. to Benton. .They will be connected with the Gonderman General store. The indoor concert by the Ligonier band has been postponed from January 26 'to a week later. : : Mrs. Vern Pancake and son ‘Donald paid their South Bend friends a visit one day last week. ! :o e « ‘Get a hot dog sandwich 5 cents at American Chafe. 47a2t

Donald Pancake is a victim of mumps, contracting the malady in Ligonier. " ! : : Mrs. Laura Kantz acting postmaster Mrs. Lois Eby and Byron Ganger took the civil service examination for post- ! ‘master at Bristol. i ~ Albert E: Reeve connected with the International~ Harvester company at Chicago spent the week end here with the Jeanneret family and old friends. the gentleman was born in Ligonier. * Mr. and Mrs. William Sharp write that they arrived safely at New Smyrna Florida where they will spend the Winter. The trip was as delightful as the Florida climate. . ' .

Marjorie Alice is the name of a little daughter to arrive at the home of - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tyler. e Mrs. Joseph H. Nelson is dead at Kendallville aged 58. : L P . | Mrs. Mary Ann Oliver aged 71 was Pburied at Merriam -cemetery last Wednesday. Miss Halle Goshorn paid Rer sister Mrs. Ray Shedrer a visit in-Detroit, ~ Dr. Shobe 'iccolnﬁan!gﬂ Mrs. Frene ch to an Elkhart hospital for an operaHom. 0 i eie e