Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 50B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 February 1922 — Page 4

” Thursday and Friday, Feb. 9, 10 L * “POLLYANNA®” with Mary Pickford, is bringing joy and new hope to millions as vou wateh her the “glad” feel ing crecps thirough your veins and i‘ nto your heart, and lo! you find your self loying even your enemies-and try ing to-do good by them. Don’t miss the“glad” picture, . Adm 15 20 and .25 ¢ ents, ’ _ ; : b - Saturday, Feb. 11 o - “RIDIN ROMEG” with Tom Mix also 2 2 reel comedy. e ; 7 5 .- - _, _ Sunday and Monday, Feb.- 12, 13 | “IHE-CITY OF SILENT MEN” with Thomas Meighen. .This is_one of the finest pietures this star has cver made, Also a 2 reel comedy.

SATURDAY SALE ~ 50 Fine Splint CLOTHES BASKETS At A Big Slash InPrice - PorSaturday

3100 Value .. 79 5L o o e Fine oval clothes - baskets shib Valee - .. B 0 Sl en s -99 c 100 " .0. 19

Here 1s your chance to - -make a saving . . SATURDAY ONLY

WEAVER'S HARDWARE

WAWASEE WHIFFS

Nature performs = some freakish tricks difficult to account for. What could cause ice to hoopve and project upward until from level to peak on Wawasee a-space of from 3% to 5 feet?: This -gceurred Saturday from a point. known as* Reed Islands to Kreider’s Points, a distance of 300 vards. To ah onlooker it resembled the old geography engravings of the “Himalayas” as seen when a kid in school. = , L . The writer had quite a protracted visit with the Wawasee police this week, the head officer being B. 0. Mabie. He reports the summer homes of cottage owners as faring quite well in their absence compared to past winters. . Tho season worries of cottagers is over. Even tiw‘u:'?miually inclined can be good when cluudowed by a fearless officer. o . e - R, 0. Rench K ::s,.s’-spent the entire winter. at his coitages here ‘putting and keeping them in order for the big season of 1622 which is not so far away. There was a time when any old camping outiit would answer, but not any .more. People demand ‘that they have likable quarters in- which to spend their summer outing and too much roughing it takes the joy out of a sojourn at the lake. Mr, Rench believes in double security against ‘the insect pests and always places himself in the patron’s position. They pay, Wwhy npt consider their position? His

Hoses Wanted - We want to Bily horses from 1350 to 1600. Must be fat and from sto 8 years old. Can use a few horses serviceably sound. If you have anything to sell write ar.phone No, fif 8 Tid 4 LOESER & SHOBE =

’;;E%TfiME: ke Jlowt ” aflfirsRéATTERY FOR YOUR cm ~ ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERVICE . AtlLincoln Highway Garage

properties will have conveniences not found everywhere, : ’

Shot in Hold Up.

By the confession of two confederates the Elkhart police learned that: Maurice L. Peffley was shot in the back while esdaping from the Blue and White store'in South Bend where he rifled the cash drawer of $l5. The shooting was done by J. C. Bunos a elérk in the store. Peffley claimed he had been wounded by an unknown colored man. The police doubted the story from the first. Harold Stone and Stanley Pash two other N. Y. C. employees are under arrest for complicity in the robbery.

Candidates Must File Declaration. The Albion New Era calls attention ta the fact that -all candidates for office in the county must file their declaration with the clerk of the circuit court. between March 3 and April 1. The primary election will be held May 2 - 5 5

‘Will Entertain, . Tomorrow Friday evening the W. R. C. will entertain the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary and the G. A. R. at a Washington and Lincoln birthday party. Rev. Thompson will deliver an address and a program will be rendered. Vocal solos Mrs. C. G. Keehn and Miss Helen Smith and readings by little Rosemary Bourte. = -, ;

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Public Sale.

~ The undersigned will sell at public auction on the John Franks farm Imile south and 1% miles east of Wawaka on Thursday Feb. 16. Sale commencing at lo’clock sharp the following property to wit: = - 3 Head of Horses—Bay mare 16 years oldweight about 1300 Ibs., bay mare 12 years old weight about 1200 Ibs., bay mare 5 years old weight about 1250 Ibs. bt : 7 Head of Cattle—Brindle cow § years old giving milk, red cow 4 years old will be fresh in May, Red cow 3 years old calf by side, Red cow yearling heifer bred, :last spring heifer calf, bull calf. » 22 Head of Hogs—Big Type Poland sow will farrow May-lst. O. 1. C. sow will farrow in April. 20 shoats weighing about 145 lbs. each. i ; 5 dozen chickens. 1 dozen ducks. ‘Dog. : = Hay and Grain—lso bushels of corn 130 bushels ofoats, 200 bushels of 1920 oats, hay in mow, shredded fodder, 15 to 18 tons of emsilage. - Farm Machinery—Mower, corn plow, corn planter with fertilizer attachment, corn planter, riding plow, Walking plow, hay tedder, hay rack, Wagon and box pring seat, scoop board, binder, corn cutter, 4 harrows, Disc harrow, set of work harness, extra wagon box, cream separator, Stewart No.-9 sheep clippers. : Terms of Sale—All sums of $5.00 and under cash. All over that amount a credit of 7 months without ‘interest will be given if paid when due, if not paid when due 7 per cent interset will be charged from: date of sale, A. B. Franks E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer. H. M, Way, Clerk

Feed Grinding.

- Floyd Leming grinds feed Tuesdays and Fridays. For Other dates call 3A. : : : o hob4t*

Wanted—Hides and poultry. I will pay 6 cents per pound for green hides and highest market prices for poultry and all kinds of junk. Telephone 319. - Joe Miller. 50btf

Bowling Scores.

The high scores of the ladies’ teams who bowled last night were, first game: - : ) Beautrice Wlick .. sTB Martha Hutchison ..o gieiviia, 121 Second Game: . - Beautrice Flick . .iiitiiiiia. 180 Elva_ Foote and Martha Hutchison tied in the second game having"a score of .102. : : .

On_ Committees.

0, M. Craig, superintenednt of the Ligonier schools and County Superintendent G. R. Hall of Noble eounty occupy prominent places on committees for the Northern Indiana Teachers Associatio to be held in Fort Wayne October 13 and 14, : : £

Tweo Killed One Injured. WiHiam" P, Coy aged 55 and William McKibben aged 60 are - dead near Syracuse and Edward Bumgartner is badly linjured the result of falling trees they were cutting down Wednesday afternoon. The accidents all occurred in different places but within a few miles of each other, ]

Hurt in Fall Monday.

A sister of Mrs. George W. Brown who is here on a visit was quite badly injured in a fall in the kitchen of the Brown home last Monday evening when she fell and ‘cut a bad gash in her scalp. The wound blend profusely. Dr. Lane rendered surgical aid. S :

Still Laid Up.

Harry Gilbert severely injured some weeks ago in an accident at the Auto Body factory where he was employed is still obliged to use crutches in getting about. The injurywas to one of his legs. He hopes to resume his work in a week or ten days. 3

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch left yesterday for Chicago. Mrs. Henoch will go to her old home in Tennesee on a visit and Mr. Henoch will spend the balance of the week with his parents in LaPorte. Mr. Henoch’s father will soon celebrate his 90th birthday anniversary. TR e e

May Result in a Tie, ‘There are thirty-five announced demacratic candidates for office -in Whitley county. They do not seem to realize over there that if all members of the party seek nominations and each candidate votes for himself the primary vote will result in a tie.

Very Sudden Death.

Brice H. Reid former member of the Elkhart city council and a prominent merchant of that city died suddenly Wednesday morning of acute indigestion after being ill one hour. He is survived by his widow. gt

Rollin Winkleblack and James Frost of Stroh have badly burned faces the result of lighting a mateh while filling the radiator of their .car with wood alcohol. They wanted to see how much of the fluid was in the confainer. - S

Thirty deaths from penumonia oecurred -in' Indianapolis in one week.

Clande Haulsey and Ralph Yates drove their car into a creek near . Stroh th> other evening and had to -swim to";al>ty in thec old water. The machine w~: completely submerged.

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F. E. Weir will made a business trip to Chicago next week.

Irvin Jacobs is in Detroit attending the wedding of a friend. :

Jack Draper and Graham Lyon are on the sigk list.

-Give the water a chance—soften it with Blie Devil. : . I take Blue Devil with me in the tub to make me sweet,

The district meeting of farmers will be held at Kendallville tomorfow.

Mrs. Christian Moshel is reported quite ill at her farm hqme.

Stanley Wjyright and family came from Cromwell to visit friends.

Some people “blow up” when they try to clean clothes with gasoline—use Blue Devil. : !

Dressmaking—All kinds -will do men’s silk shirts also. Work guaranteed. Mrs. C J Gale 206 Grand St. 50a4t

Young girl wants to do dish washing every night after school. Call for Lulu Himes 5056 Grand St. 50atf

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnhart visited relatives in Cromwell the first of the week, ] YRR -

Jasper Green one of the prominent residents of Cromwell is dead after a short illness, :

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smalley entertained the Pedro Club Wednesday evening. A S . :

Mrs. Julia Briant is dead at Columbia City aged 83. She was the widow of the late Col. C. E. Briant of eivil war fame. = : :

. Levi Keim of Goshen will spend six months att-he penal farm for failing to support his family,

A. B. Weaver has been in Albion this week helping to inyoice the Metz Hardware stock. .

James Schutt has a well defined case of mumps. Local physicians claim they never saw an epidemic more general.

‘W. C. B. Harrison who has been confined to his home ten days by a severe attack of brohchitis expects to- be out again in a few days. i @ 3 The town of Millersburg has $7OO. more in its treasury than it~ had a, year ago which is pointed to as an evi~ dence of -prosperily. oo o o For Sale—Team 5 and 6 years old weight about 2600 also heavy work ‘harness practically new. Enquire at }B“Mhr;wce-z ot MR . The Swan township farmers institute will be held in the ehurch there Tuesday, February. 14. The institute for Sparta township will be held at Cromell Feb. 35, |

Lost—Small Fox Terrier dog long ears and tail one black eye and ear. Liberal reward for return to Willis Oyler. i o

Mrs. Frank Gerber will conduct the fire and life insurance formerly conducted by her husband, the late Frank Gerber. L

W. B. Inks went to Medina, Ohio. today to return with his mother, Mrs. Carolyn Inks, who has been wvisiting there. i :

Messrs and Mesdames John Reese and E. W. Sorgenfrei entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burkett Wedensday at dinner.

. B. F. Lutz of LaGrange aged 78 1s regarded as the oldest member of the oldest member of the Masonic lodge in Northern Indiana. He has been 2 member fof 57 years. . ;

Many Lodgers. Reported.

_There are few nights these time’s that tourists do not seek lodging in the city jail but Officer Bowen reports Tuesday the banner night when eight were entertained. g S

Aged Man Dead.

Henry Harshbarger aged 82, a pioneer resident of Elkhart tonship is dead near Topeka of heart disease. A daughter and two sons survive. :

Mrs. Stinger Dies.

Mrs. John Stinger died yesterday, aged T 1 years at her home in Elkhart township after a long illness. Mrs. Stinger wag a faithful member of the Catholie church in this city. Two daughters and three sons survive.

Entertain Big Company,

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Joe W, Smith of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Gard Mr. Harold Gard, Mrs. Jett and son, and mother Mrs. Miller of Sunget View farm Mr. and Mrs. Will Shick and Miss Gola Chiek at Pleasant View farm.

Delinquent Tax Sale Monday.

’ The sale of property for delinquent ltaxes' will be conducted by -County Treasurer Thomas at the court house ‘in 'Albion next Monday February 13.{ There are only 16 delinguents in the lwhole of Noble county. il . ey St gt 0 & g .. Busy at Library. i ~ Last Saturday was the buiest period in the history of the Ligonier library. Persons came from many miles around %0’ take out and return books. The value of this public institution is not Cigse o - Mrs. Everets#Broughton aged 55, was instantly killed about noon yesterday when struck by a B& O train near her home at Avilla. She was ‘walking on the track from her home to. the passenger . station when the tragedy occurred. 'The husband, three

:Walter E. Woli Sale. . The Walter E. Wolf sale ofßig Type Poland China hogs will take place tomorrow at the Williams Feed barn in Kimniell. The offering is a good jone and no doubt many buyers will be | present. : AN

American Legion Play.

Tls American Legion will give an €vi . ainment at the Crystal theatre Feleary 28 and March Ist. Great prepaiaiions are being made to present a fine show, the boys are sure of a big patronage. . ° ; J :

Hog Sale Big Suecess.

The Poland China hog sale held at Foster's barn in this city the first of the week proved a big success for Otis Baker who conducted it. | The animals all sold high: Bl e

Youg men, women over 17 desiring government positions, $l3O. monthly write for free list of positions now open, R. Terry, (former Civil Service examiner) 1401 Continental Bldg. Washington, D: G, | - *sob3t

Killed by Falling Limb.

William McKibben aged 50 residing near New Paris was killed Wednesday morning when. his skull was crushed by a falling limb. He was engaged with a neighbor in felling trees.

Orland K. Beckley republican of Albion, has announced his candidacy for sheriff at the coming primaries.

Rev. Geiss and family have moved from Cromwell to Ligonier. Ll

Commencing Tues., Feb. 14 .. First showing in Northern Indiana at : : popular prices | = NUDITY &t~ VULGARITY The most sehsational: the most tnrilling, the . - most beautiful screen spectacle ever shown in -the history of the world._ g ~ QUEEN of SHEBA The World’s Greatest Motion Picture. The magnificeht pictorial loAverstory of the celebrated Queen who went to visit King Solomon in Jerusalem three thousand years ago. : | - 10,000 People!. 500 Horses and Camels! 671 Scenes! A Million Dollar Production! Prices 22 and 45 Plus Tax,

Lower Pricag !

Zinc wash board 50c Dietz No. 2 lantern ~51.25 Flower Sifter 25c¢ . Wood butter ladles 15¢ No. 7 cast iron skillet 90c No. 4 1-2 Stanley Plane $3.75 Half hatchet o N 0 1-2in.augerbits = 40c 8 in. files, first quality @ 20c 8 in. monkey wrenck © 60c Mailboxes = - v . 2b¢ Padlocks ' _ - 'lscup No. 8 Nickel plated copper tea kel e mos g 8

Now is the time to give‘t‘he' car a new coat of paint. For a Tew dollars you can make it look like new. Why not Jet us show you _hdw o increase the val@d. appearance of yourcar? Come inandwe shall be glad to talk toyou. . | We carry nothing but high grade paint and varmsh See us when in need of paint, yarnish, brushes oil or lead. WEIR COWLEY NS T e Y

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ROBINSON BATTERY SERVICE At Lincoln Highway Garage