Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 50B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 February 1922 — Page 3

~ Gravel Road o e Municipal Bonds | and other Teix-éxempt ‘ o Securities Citizens Bank

We Have Receivedfl.arge Shipments of | : 4 \ Hard and Soft Coal Chestnut, No. 4 amd Furnace sizes - in hard coal. Best grades of . soft coal. - Full linefiof Building Material now . oenleand COMPTON & HOLDEMAN . HOLDEMAN & SON Straus’ Wool Houses Phone N0\279

iSRSy e B e[ ) ?;’9 & N Tanh EBW/ - N & '= b ‘ ‘w z ( 2é") // % i - Gt GAV A wn;m&m A N J N 2 E - NOUR TIRA 2l . [ )|/ ‘\} 7o | ; T s ! \R IST "7{ |—’/! " ‘;‘\l \)‘Zy ~ ¢ 2 W :T7 ! B | 7 | :.' 4 B : next Xmas o ) 00 you will have Jrdtan” " v START NOW! \& A\ " fert DEPOSIT ONE DOLLAR EACHW/T ZEK FOR 50 WEEKS AND YOU) MAVE $50.00. YOU CAN EASILY %AV /E A DOLLAR A WEEK AND WON'T YOU BE GLAD TO HAVETHAY = $50.00. o o THERE ARE CLUBS WHERR:YOU DEPOSIT 50 CENTS A WEEK, OR $5..00 OR ANY SUM-—-A CL&BITIO ¥ IT YOUR PURSE. OR YOU CAN BEGIN WXT#: 1 CEN IT, 2 CENTS, 5 CENTS, OR TEN CENTS AND INCREASE YOURMJIPOS] T EACH WEBEK. IN FIFTY WEEKS. \ . _ - 10-Cent Ciub Pays = = $127.50 5-Cent Ciub Pays. 63.75 ’ 2-Cent Club Pays 2850 o | ~ 1-CentClub Pays 12.78 ; YOU CAN BEGEN WITH THE {LARGEAST AND IDECRERSE EACH WEEK. THERE ABE NO DUES. IYOU GE\’ BACK EVERY ;CENT YOU PUT IN. 5 e ' COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT. - ‘ Make Our Bank Your Bank o We pay 4 per ¢ent. ‘l-v;dreit o) saving d¢ posits . o and Seving Actounts. W e Farmers & Merchants Trust €o

Publie Sale. : < The undersigned will sell at publi gale oh his farm 5 miles south of Kiimmel, 3 miles west of Wolt Lake on Wednesday, Feb. 15 'sgle commeneing at 12 o'claek the following property to-wit: : = . - Bay mare 3 years old wpight about e , | 4 Head of Cattle—Red lcow 8 years old giving milk, red cow 9 years old giving milk, spottest cow, 5 years old - glving milk, heifer 2 years old. ~ ° ~gom, Moyer buggy, Portiand sleigh, . Kaouckle hobs, set of dump boards, i e e e b R R SR T S b e BT S se e S R

set of heavy ‘harness, set of ;single harness, Deerimg binder 7ft. cut, y"eering corn planter, spring tooth Lar N spike tooth harrow, manure spread eI liay. ladders, flat bottom rack, ©fiwer plow 405 National cream deparstar’ l good as new charn. = | _ Terms of Sale—All sums af ssoo' and under 'cash. Allover that amaunt & credit af 6 months gvithout .Juterest will h¢ given if paid when sue if not paid when due 7 pereent interest will be charged from dase of sale. Nowh Sthmp Clerk A A 4 .

” LIGONTER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

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Specials For - Saturday

Black Satin 27 inches wide the yard ...............c.ecccvvviineee. 29¢ Men’s Work Socks ZPAR L e Black or Brown Jersey Gloves the pair .......................... 15¢ Canvas Gloves for Men and boys the pair ....................... 10c Ladies Union Siiits $2.25 value ........o.conwmvrnn $159 Ladies’ Union Suits $1.39 value for ...........ccceevvvinennnn. 98¢ Children’s Union Suits Véllastic Brand 89c¢ Ladies Outing Gowns values to $2.25 special ............ $1.19 Extra godd outing mostly light the yatd ........................ 15¢ 15¢ Cotton Batts special at 3 for A S e 2-&? Cotton BMgs go 8L eßeh | . ..oiiiiniiindn iniine., 15¢ Nashua Woolnap Blankets just a few left at .............. $3.20 Nashua Cotton Blankets $2.25 value for ............ $1.49 New Dress Ginghams at ...................... 20¢ 24¢ 27¢ and 30c .Sh'irting Blue and grey the yard - 20¢ Double Knitt Caps for Boys and Girls each .................. 39¢ Crib Blankets Ihe PaIF ... iodiii i TR Ladies’ Dreas Aprons at2s per cent off regular price. ‘» Ladies’ Part Wool Heather Hose the pair ...................., 50¢ Wool Sock of menvthe A e R Children’s Outing Bloomers the pair ................................ 19¢ Bleached Cheese Cloth the yard 10¢ Cotton filled Cretone Pillows each ............00..50000nn.nn.... 450 Children’s Hose sixpporters the palr ... .. o 18 | Light Calico the yard ~ 8¢ Double Bordered Curtain Scrim 1 yard wide the yd. = 9¢ Marquisetl yard wide the yarﬂ_ it e R L 18 Unbleached Muslin 36 inches wide the yard .... 14¢ and 17¢ Unbleached Sheeting 8-4 wide the yard .................... 40c Bleached Sheeting 8-4 wide the yard .......................... 45¢ Kirks Flake White Laundry Soap 10 for .................... 48c Pearly Wave Laundry Sohp 10 for . e Walthkes White Naptha Laundry Seap 10, £OF eciicioiiccs SOC _Kirks Hard Water Castile Toilet Soap 3 for .................. 35¢ All 5¢ Toilet Soaps go at 2 for e mbE Sl Tl B Cut Glass values to $2.25 choice at sßh S e Lunch Kits containing Vacuum BottlevE sl.§B Y#cuum ‘Bottles. hot or ‘cold“ each .. 89¢ ~ Anerbachs faney bbxed_ chocolates ", I'o4c) Anerbachs cocoa one half pound 10¢ Mixed cﬁndi_es the pounds 15¢ Pineapple Ice Candy the B, o i inu, ‘ls¢ ~ Chocolate Drops the pmmd. léc | ‘Brazil, Almond and English Walnuts mixed the Ib. ....... 20¢

The Gutelius L B 10 .

A Wise Chioken. | : ~ln a west side school theipnplh of ‘the eighth grade were 'stuctylng about the different Presidents of the Unifed States. They had just finished Jefferson’s administration, and Miss D., the teacher, asked: : » “President Jefferson was known as what?”’ : L Harry was quick with the answer. “He was known as the Sage of the Age.” : i o e - Before the teacher could ask another question, a hand shot up and a ‘small boy asked: : ; “Miss D., what does sage mean?” ‘Harry was permitted to answer this one, too, and he said: ; “Sage means wise.” - Whereupon the small boy asked: “Well, what's a sage hen, Miss D? ~ Before she could explain, she was shocked to hear Harry, with disgust in his volce, turn to the small boy and say: - : “Why a sage hen is a wise chicken, of course.’—lndianapolis News,

A Nuisance.

Charles M. Schwab said at a dinner in Loretto: ; ' “Some men, retiring from business at fifty-five or so, take bungalows at Los Angeles and do nothing but sit on their frontsporches and listen to their arteries hardening. A bad thing. - “Others join the Atlantic City colony. There they are sure to become cranks, golf cranks, while their wives, frequenting the board walk sales in the Japanese shops, become auction eranks. Rather & nuisance, that. “I once spent the week end at an Atlantie City cottage where my host and hostess were cranks of this kind. My bedroom adjoined theirs and I got very little rest, for &1l night long the golf crank husband kept shouting in his sleep, ‘Fore!’ and instantly his auction crank wife would yell out, ‘Four and a half!" "

Killed in Kansas.

An Emporia hunter has killed a bird which seems to be a combination of duck, goose and buzz saw, belng the size of a goose, having the appearance of a small teal,” and boasting a sawtooth bill. Without doubt it is the well-known carpenter-bird which was common in the district south of Bmporia in the days of our youth. A closer inspection will reveal that it has a hammer-shaped head and nails on its toes. It saws boards with its bill for its nest and naills them together, and goes on strike during the busy geason.—Kansas City Star.

Rough on the Family.

A notorious war profiteer was talking to a group of young men on a golf club veranda. “Look at me,” the profiteer sald. “Twenty years ago a poor boy, working like a dog and today ——" He chewed violently on his cigar. “Look at me!” he repeated. “See what I've done for myself.” S The young men looked at him curiously, and then one of them said: “Your motive’s good, of course, but doesn’t your family object to your posing as a horrible example in this way ?’—London Opinion. -

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Money To Lend On Farms

- Leans to be secured by first mortgage for not to exceed 40 per cent value of land alone, exciuding improvenients. : o Loans for more than 40% of I‘and value at 7%. Call at our office for complete information about our cqnditions and terms whic‘h are attractive. e ¥4 LIGONIER, . Estabiched bimi | INDIANA |

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