Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 49B, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 February 1922 — Page 4

Crystal Theatre

o - Thurs.and Fri. Feb 2, 3 Ly THE FURNACE” with Agnes Ayres and Milton Sills a story of a couple who thought marriage would be a comfortable hearth firée, and it turned out to be a roaring furnace, It's a picture wwhich every man and woman shquld see. A 7 reel special, also a 2 reel comedy. Adm. 15 20 and 25 cents : ' ~~ Saturday, Feb. 4 : : “THE KENTUCKIAN” with Monte Blue from John Fox Jr’s great book a fine picture also a alrry Seman comedy. : ' . Sunday Feb. 5 only ‘ . “THE FOURTEENTH LO}'ER” with Viol Dana a rollicking comedy of youth Jove and summer time, also a 2 reel comedy. . : . 7 - Coming, Feb. 9, 10 o : Mary Pickford in “POLLYANNA” from Eleanor H. Porters wonderful glad story. No matter how badly off you think you are, no matter how horrible your troubles pile up against you, he glad'that things are not any worse.

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: Non-Resident Notice, L State of Indiana Noble county SS: In the Noble Circuit Court. - ° | March term 1023, - e . ‘No. 8126 . : Complaint for divorce ; Eva Crabill Fisher G o - VS j » : , Harry A. Fisher o . Be'it known that on the 27th day of January 1922 the plaintiff in the above entitled cause filed in the office of the . Clerk of said Noble Circuit Court of said State her complaint against the defendant 'in %aid cause and-the. said plaintiff having also filed in said ‘Clerk’s office in said cause the affidavit ‘of a competent and.disinterested person showing that the defendant Harry A. Fisher is not a resident of the State of Indiana and that the object of said action is to obtain @ divorce, and where as said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear thereto on the 27th day of March 3900 - o - ' Now therefore said. defendant is ‘hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint® against him and thgi unless he appears, in said ~ court and answers or demurs thereto on the 27th day of March 1922 the same being the 19th judicial day of a term’ of said court to be begun and -held in the Court House at the town of Albion in said Noble County Indiana, on. the first Monday in = March 1922 said complaint and the matters and things therein contaiped and alleged will be heard and determined in his abeenee. - . Witness, the clerk and geal of said court this 27 th day of January 1922, i “Isaac Deter, Clerk of the Noble Circujt Court. e . W. H. Wigton Atiy. {or Plaintiff 49a3w

Notice of Salo of Real Fstate. T'hie - underzigued executor of ihe will of Williama Fetters deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of ihe Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, he will at the hour of -one o’clock P. M. on Thurzday the 23rd day of February 1922 at the office of the undersignedl' in Ligonier Indiana offer for sale at private sale.the following described| real estate situated in Noble County Indiana to wit: w v ~ The east half (%) of the northeast quarter of the southwest guarior and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty four {24) township thirty five (35) north range eight (8) east. o Said‘sale will be made suhject to fhe approval of said eourt for not less: than the full appraised value of said real estate and upon -the following terms and conditions: 1 : At least one-third of the purchase price cash in hand, and the balance in two equal payments due in one year and eighteei months from date to be evidenced by notes of the purchaser bearing seven per cent (7%) interest from date waiving relief and providing for attorneys fees, to be se-| cured by a first mortgage on the real estate sold, or purchaser may pay all «ash on day of sale. Should said ‘real estate not be sold at the above ~time and place the undersigned will ihe same time and place from day to _day thereafter until sold. =~ . _ Astract for sald real estate’ may ~be seen and examined at the office of 1 Said real estate will be sold sube *@%M%gm TNed %o the taxes for 1922 payable in 1923.

Notice of Appointment,

State of Indiana’ Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the will of Alice Fetter deceased, late of Noble County, Indiana, - Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Marion F. Stienbarger executor of - -the will of Alice Fetter deceased. W. . Wigton Att'y. 49a3w

C. N. Report for Jannary. Nursing wvisits ... ib.ciiia. 18 “Instenelive visits 0. 0. 010 . Metropolitan. visits .ol cal 22 Social service and ! Miscelaneous 18 Asgisted with confinements ... 4 Asgisted with operations ............ 1 (Al righl service ol il LGB Classification of Patients i Mediead: . onn e o D e MatETILY. s b SUrEICHI =0 s s 2 Pre Natdal w 0 ol o sl 4 PRI o o A Baths Given . AGUIES. - o A Childeen ... o b D dnfants oolil e 0 . Other treatments ... ... 38 Visits to charity cases ............... 5b »ViSits to pay cases .. 033 Visits to Metropolitan .....%.... 22 Sick room necessities loaned ...... 26 - YAlta M. Palmer ¢. N:

Many to Attend. - Many Ligonier men and women will attend the annual banquet given by Noble county democrats at the Albion opera house next Tuesday noon, St:- Valentine's day. Such excellent speakers as Claude G. Bowers Fort Wayne, Albert Stump, Indianapolis, and Attorney Redmond of Kendallvilie, are on the program. Residents of this city may attend the love feast and arrive home at\s o’clock in the evening. . 3

{Ed Kinnison Hurt. ’ Ed W. Kinnison an officer of St. Joseph, Mich., and a former resident of Benton {ownship was painfully injured the other day by a falling cabinet in the Berrian county court house, The gentleman is a brother of James Kinnison of this city and is welil known here.

Wanted—Married man to work on farm by the-year. Also single man by the month. Inquire Ralph and Emmitt Smith. ‘ 1 *49p9t

or Sdle 3 brindle and white bull pups. Male $l5 each. Call 38-0 Kimmell.

_TFor Sale--Twenty five good shoats. Enquire of lioward Herald. *49h2t

: Lifc Long Resident Dies. Hrs,cAugiiita Rockland a widow is dead at South Milford aged 72. She was a life long resident o tuizt ‘vicinity,

There is so much illness among the pupils that the high and grammar schools of Syracuse have been closed.

The coal miners unions have joined forces with those of the railways to fight wage reductions, fiessr

The Kendallyille fafr will be held this year the week of September 18.

James R. Howabd of Towa president of the American Farm Bureau will succeed Senator Kenyon, By - Ligonier Elks\will give another of their popular daneing parties the evening of February 22 Washington’s hirthday. e ;

LIGONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

* Stringtown News.

J. M. Reed and wife ate Sunday din-| ner with Mrs. Sarah Buckles and daughter Nina. L : - Mrs. George Kiester who was 8o seriously hurt sometime ago is slowly improving. : : ‘Prentice Wiley, wife and sons were entertained Sunday in the home of Mrs. ‘Wiley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Drake of Wilmot. . - ; Arthur Piper and Neil Kiester call‘ed on Ralph and ‘Schuyler Fuller Sunday afternoon. = s Mr. and Mrs. Oryville McLallin and daughter were Sunday guests of the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis McLallin of Kimmell. : Mrs. Charley Piper is quite poorly. ~ Miss Mary Wiley who is teaching school at Wawaka was an over Sunday guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wiley and wife. { Mrs Ralph Lung of Cromwell returned to her home Sunday after caring for her mother Mrs George Kiesthe past week B ' Mrs. Ben Twaits was at the home of her son.Rhondeau Twaits and wife several days last week forniing the accquaintance of her twin granddaughters Bertha Ruth and Elizabeth Rose. o ; Mesdames Claud Kimmell and Carl Surfus called on ' Lee Kiester = and and family Sunday afternoon. - Will Piper is having a tussle with the mumps this week. . Miss Harriet Wiley was a week end guest of friends at Albion. ale Mr. and Mrs. Charles entertained the formers father and mother' M. and Mrs. Thomas Ott' of Merrian Sunday. The Home Economices Club- met at the home of Mrs. John Piper Saturday afternoon their twenty-four members responed to the rdll coll the election of officers and a general good time was the order of the afternoon. R. C. Fuller’s received a telegram from Rose Lawn, Indiana that their granddaughter little Frejdonna Braden had pneumonia their daughter Mrs. Roy Salmon left at once to assist in careing for her. -

Warsaw Man Gets Verdiet.

A verdict of $27,500 was returczed in favor of William 1. Lundy of Warsaw against the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company by a jury in federal court at Indianapolis Tuesday. The case grew out of a transaction between Lundy and the Stewart Farm Mortgage Co., of Kansas City, in September 1919 in which Lundy traded 240 -acres of farm land in Fulton county for 86 acres of Texas lands. The company signed a contract by which it agreed to pay Lundy $30,000 in event the.title to. the Texas land proved not to be good. : The title proved faulty and Lundy brought suit in federal court.

Esclibach Tuesday Eevening.

Jesse Eschbach of Indianapolis and a former resident of Ligonier will deliver an address before the Chamber of Commerce at the Christian church next Tuesday evehing after a luncheon is enjoyed served by the ladies of the church. The tickets have been.limited to 100 which will enable many more members to attend. As head of the state board of accounts Mr. Eschbach will tell of the operation of that important branch of the state government. The discourse will be well worth hearing.

Bowling Results.

Members of the Cabatkin Bowling club in last night’s trials made. the following high scores: ; First game. . Rodalie Lioeser ... 0 0104 Blva Foote ..o i 102 Second game. : & Mrs. Chester Joseph .........c....... 118 Beatrix Fliek .. 00 0 112 - The club bowls every Wednesday evening. :

' Those from out of town to attend the funeral of Mr, Frank Gerber were Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Howenstein and son Harry of Chicago, Dwight Green and Ralph Martin also of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. George Howenstein of Detroit, Dwight Gerber brother of Mr. Gerber of Pittsburg, Mrs. Ella Reese of Toledo Mr. Donaldson of Toledo the general agent under whom O. F. Gerber worked. i

Has Factory in Sight.

The New Era says the Albion Chamber of Commerce has the securing of a manufacturing industry in prospect. The organization held its first regular meeting today since its organization. 5

To Play Wolf Lake.

Tomorrow. night in this city the Wolf Lake basketball team will play the local ball tossers in what promises to be a good game. The Wolf Lake boys have been winning a good many games but the Ligonier lads are not daunted. ;

“Rural Life in ¥ndia”

This is the wsubject to be treated in a lecture tonight by a native of India at the Presbyterian church under the auspices of the Y. M: C, A, The Hi Y club will entertain at a six o’clock luncheon before the lecture.

Junior Class Play.

The Junior class of the high school is making great preparations for the presentation of Booth Tarkington’s funny comedy “Clarence” the evenings of February 8 and 9, A large patronage is assured.

- L2~ Rosenberg -of St. Louis came ‘o Chkeorgo to attend the automobile <how &2 took advantage of the opportunity :o spend a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch. Mrs. Hencch being a sister. :

Membors ™ Drive, o The Legion Auxli sy has a drive on this week for member hip, A meeting. is to be held at the Lgion headquarters next Wednesday cvening and it is hoped that thers Will’bd'~?nnany‘l new names to present,

SATURDAY SALE!

. ONE DAY ONLY The following items we offer at - the unusual low prices: 50 Plain Handle Paring Knives L 5 gaeh .. o . L _CI 200 Veneered Chair Bottoms all sizeé at onefourth off regular price Saturde{y. . . Wire Holders for Pyrex Bake Dishes,} 0 ~ Pie Plates and Bread Pans each C Snow Bird PoliSh Mop, extra nice, has adjusta-. handle to any position, will pass 4 4 ; - under furniture easily Saturday ¥ »C' Two 22 calibre Rifles with 100 cart- 4Q¢ ridges, each P . 438@ You will save moneyvby tradin'g here. - Not all our bargains are advertised. : : 9 r »,,,‘: ‘ Weaver's Hardware

Big Type Pol nd China Bred Sow sale

® ;i o ¢ _!_‘,:!m § . Friday, February 10 in the egge ’ e - William’s Feed Barn, Kimmell . .We will sell a slect offering of ¥ oung! - sows bred to the Champion boar Radivm and : the great young boar “Fashion Bill.” | , . The offering cal;i'ieé some of the richest | : blood to be found today, they are & grevwihy f : lot, healthy, cholera immuned and n¢! 2 worn ~_ out matron in the bunch. : ' We will sell a fine fall boar pie that wiil = be big enough for spring service. - Sale will be held indoors heat in con- | : nection if day is bad. Catalog on request. Walter E. Wolf Lehman & Kurtz, Aucts. | C. W. Bender, Clerk

Rev. and Mrs. Hubbartt of LaGrange are yisiting friends in Ligonier this week making their headquarters at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sackett Mr. Hubbartt will deliver the address at the picnic supper to be held at the M. E. church tomorrow evening.

Appoint Committees.

‘Teh Farm Bureau -Marketing committees met at Albion yesterday with every township represented but two. Committee chairman were appointed to look after three commodities, fertilizer, binder twine wool pool.

: Games Law Violations. _ Righty-one viblators of the fish and game laws in January paid fines amounting to over $2,000. Most of the offenses consisted of hunting without a license, v !

More Mumps.

Howard Chidister who has been confined to his bed for three weeks with mumps is able to be up again. Merel a younger brother is now a victim of the malady. o

Mrs: Orrin French who had been in an Elkhart hospital thhe result of an operation is now at the home of her mother Mrs. J. MH. Houser. The lady is in a serious condition. =

: Legion Paly. : Ligonier Post, American Legion will soon put on a play. a two act comedy followed by a minstrel stunt and the affair is being looked forward to with much interest by:the public. |

' For Sale—Pure bred O. I. C. shoat> eligible to record boars ad gilts, September and October farrow. Pedigrees furnished to breeders. John Speckeen. : g R e

S. D. Smith is attending the aut show in Chicago. ¥ s

Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sweétnam of Boston have a son born January 20th Mr. Sweetnam is the son of Mrs Sweetnam of Ligonier, :

Stuart Carney the popuar _young clothier was «down town Wednesday for the first time in five weeks. He suffered an attack of jaundice. :

Miss Jessie Decker is home from an extended visit in Indianapolis. - Miss Irene Buck of Fort Wayne 'w"asj a Sunday guest of Tuts Chidister,

‘Mrs. O. C. Harsh entertained he circle of "the M: E. church aat he home yesterday afterncon. | ' »

He saw his shadow bright anc early this morning,. but segn hasten: ed back to his hole. b 2

PECPLE OF OUR TOWN

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The New Hubby is en route Home and he Doesn’t Care who Knows-it. He just Loves to Shake down the Furnace .and Dry Dishes, and as for “Settling Down in the Big Wing Chair for a Cozy Evening at Home—well, you'd Never Think he used to Holler “No Wedding Bells For Me!” .

There are all kinds of cheap printing—butnone ofit isreals Iy cheap—at least not on a basis of value. Cheap stuff is usually worth almost what it costs. Our printing isn’t the cheapest you can det, but it’s as good as the best.

- Horses Wanted We want to buy horses from 1350 sto 1600. Must be fat and ' from 5 to 8 years old. Can use a . few horses serviceably sound. If ' you have anything to sell write lor phone No. 161 | LOESER & SHOBE

?—' o @\ THE UNIVERSAL CAR E: v , { . _ | | — | | ‘ A ,i;-f!-l l L e & 2l | Regular | =T A b\ |« | ? )Y ( | | ded]® Get" about |T~ | e . * I ol N | ‘ 4\.‘; 2 e— 'E = ; MR, ' N 'T’ : 4 \fi/_ééfti%éqim ' | . !_/, | //. i A ",'\// NN m ée\ '; \,fl‘-’im’r?: SEEr s r-'a.:.-""‘-“"""/’/\ \ls!{% N . S THE Ford runaboutis justwhatitsname ? implies—it’s a regular “get-about.” { There is no other car that will take you {§ there and back again, quicker, safer and | - more economically. i ‘ It's the car for the man of action—the farmer, the merchant, the doctor, the contractor, the collector—the car that is . useful every day of the year. 1 Low in the cost of maintenance, with all of the sturdy strength, dependability and % reliability for which Ford cars are noted. On account of the unusual demand we urge that your orders be placed as early as possible. - ' Farley & Kansier Inc. ‘ Ligonier, Indiana

Hardware At

Reduced Prices

Declines have been made in many lines. We give you the full benefit of any price decline. Here are a few items recently reduced.

' Galvanized Ware No.oTub 50c | - No.2Tub 60c No-ITub 55 )| - No.3Tub 6fc 10 qt.pail 20c 12qt. pail 25c

~ No. 8 Nickel plated copper tea kettle $1.75 No. 8 All copper Atlantic boiler $5.00 . Butcher kmives - - 25¢c up v Paring knives - o . 10c up - Coleman lamp $6.75 Coleman lantern | - $6.00

Pyrex ware is lower priced. Insist upon genuipe Pyrex

Guaranteed electric hotplates , . $2.00 Be sure and get our prices on Pyrex ware in frames and Community silverware, we can save [you money. Let us show you, Electric light bulbs 40c up , Our stock is complete. Tryone. W, ~ PHONE 67 Y