Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 12B, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 May 1922 — Page 6

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The Bank of Secrecy, where no one knows your business

Thurs. and Fri., May 18, 19 : - . “CAMILLA” with Nazimsova the greatest emotional ectress on the sereen and Rudolph Valentino. A modernized version of the Dumas famous novel. This story is famed throughout the civilized ~-world as a masterpiece of love and sacrifice. Great ~proqflncti(»xl. Adm 15-25¢. Saturday, May 20 . “GLASS HOUSES”, gviﬁh Viola Dana. A fine comedy-drama, also a two reel drama.. | . . ; Sun. and Mon,, May 21,22 . “STRANGER THAN FICTION” with Katherine McDonald, the most beautiful woman in the world. It starts with a laugh, runs with a thrill and finishes on the surprise of your life, also Larry Seman in “The Saw Mill”, some show. | t : . : Tues. Wed. Thurs. and Fri, May 23 to 26th “Way Down East” 7 . Acclaimed aeross .thé- larid as the greatest mit;erfainment ever offered to the public. Everyone should see it. Tt is a daty.’ ~ ' . One show each evening at 7:15. Special *musie, o

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Open for all engagemends . Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley County Phones .

- B LD y. » e Don’'t Read this Ad ok Unless you want to | ‘ - practice Economy R' \ Dye your old clother over. Have . " | X%\ You would be surprised to know Yl IR &\ of the people that are having their | -‘- (g) clothes “Made to look - better” wd & 1 /| Dyed Repaired, Cleaned - \g (Y Yl (| ® Ihandle to“ROYAL” and the Ny ol “STERLING” lines of made to M ~measure clothes. o ,5 - LR || Icallfor and deliver everything, | Bl 1} || andlam heretomake you satisfied fe # o ‘,Repairfng and altering by Mrs. tH 11!l . . Harleyßowen. / ; 4 W HERMAN SACK Ny m . iPumess -

BANK WITH THE LARGEST BANK

MIER STATE BANK

THE LARGEST BANK IN LIGONIER.

THE ONLY BANK IN LIGIONIER WITH OVER $1,000,000 RESOURCES.

Bothwell & Vanderford ‘ LaWyers ) Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana

The improved condition of the money market enables us to make . - OUR RATES 6% to our patrons and friends, @

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LIGONIER, INDIANA

NEWS NOTES

Rev. J. F. Lutey is home from his visit in Cleveland, Ohio. L

Mrs. Amelia Ueber 83 is dead at Avilla, - ‘ o

Dr. Glade Rupert is again at his office after a siege of tonsilitis.

The exhibit of work at the North Side schools is being held this afternoon. ‘ e

~The Misses Lois Butt and Berry, of Syracuse, were guests today of Mrs. Roswell Earnhart. .

Mrs. Samuel Gowdy is much improved in health now being able to sit up most of the time. e

Otis Fisher and family have taken up- a residence on one of the John Reese farms. e ;

Leland K. Thompson was in Garrett the other evening and looked in on the new lodge of Elks.

C. E. Johnson will open his Buttermilk Point, Wawasee resort Sunday May 28. o L

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keehn came from Chicago the first of the week and visited ' Ligonier relatives. :

Mrs. M. Henoch will arrive this evening for a visit at the Sol Henoch home, Mr. Henoch being her son.

. G. F. Sheeley of Argus secretary of the Indiana Hardware Dealers Association -was a guest of F. E. Weir Tuesday in this city. ' L

_ Clair Weir and E. A. Wysong attended a district meeting of hardware dealers at Kendallville Tuesday evening. s R v

Mrs. Leslie Yoder will arrive tonight from Toledo to!spend a week with her sister Mrs. W. H. Wigton and other relatives. - ‘

. Rev. H. W. Thompson of the Ligonier Christian church will deliver the Memorial Day address at Burr Oak church Sunday May 28.

Miss Blanch Miller of thisc ity orders the Banner mailed to ‘her at Norwalk, California, where she is engaged as a trained nurse.

~ Cash Benham of Elkhart a former proprietor of Goldsmith hotel was in the city Wednesday visiting old friends. e o

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Galloway have removed from Lincoln Way West to Kendallville where Mr. Galloway has a responsible position with a trust compeny, . - .0 i

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Crothers who spent the winter in Florida stopped over on their way to their home in Colorado to visit a few days with his brother John E. Crothers and family.

Stephen Bley drew a fine of $250 and four months at the penal farm on conviction of operating a still on a farm near Elkhart. His uncle and aunt will be tried for a similar offensge. 1 o v -

John Irwin with three companions all of Mishawaka were arrested in Goshen when they drove their, machine into an interurban car. It is claimed they were drunk. .

‘Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Summers now occupy a flat over the Stansbury store and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Longenecker have taken up a residence. in the Bothwell flat corner of Cavin and Fourth streets. |

Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnhart entertained = .at dinner Messrs. and Mesdames Russel Hoak, Edmond Summers of this city and Robert Maggart of Cromwell. A delightful evening was spent.

Will Award Contracts Friday

Directors of the Goldsmith Hotel company will meet tomorrow night to award ‘the contracts for remodeling the hostelry. There are a big lot of bidders for the work. | °

Vaccinating Sugar Cane. The wvaccination or inoculation o plants in the bitterly waged fight against their diseases will appeal as f novel idea to many who have always thought of the method in conneetion with the prevention of humaa and animal maladies only. A measure of success has attended its use by the office’ of foreign seed and plant introduetion, Washington, D. O, reports Popular Mechanics, in the evolution of a varlety of sugar cane which will be immune to the commoner formg of disease peculiar to the plant, and especially the so-called mosalc digease, which has recently rhade its ap~ pearance on the sugar plantations, Seedlings from the inoculated specimens will be tested for immunity, and if the experiment is the success It is-hoped it will be it is thought that a practically disease-proof variety of plant will be evolved. _

Wifely Diplomacy. L ~ “My husband positively refuses to do errands for mé downtown.” - “Mine used to, but'l cured him of it mighty quick. ‘Oh, well’ I said, ‘I suppose I can do it myself." And while I am ‘downtown I might as well do a little shopping;, so you might let me have s2s° He never refused aftee that"=-Bostop Trangeripb =

THE OLDEST BANK IN LIGONIER.

Leonard Niles of the south side was taken into custody Saturday evening by Wawasee police. A 10 gallon still and 10 gallons of mash and one barrel of Sorghum were found, given a hearing was fined $lOO and drew 30 days at the farm, he appealed the case to circuit court. - A Tuesday evening house party was held at the cottage of R. O. Rench/on Ogden Island consisting of the following young people of Ligonier-and all seemed to enjoy themselves and left for the city at a late hour. The Misses Dorothy Clarke, Rose Lundy, Helen Smith, Gwendolyn Flowers, Elizabeth Hire, the Messrs. Cleo Burkhart, Cedric Kegg, Max Mentzer, Russel Smith, Edward Fisher.

~ The Handwriting on the Ledger. Sir—Europe owes the . United States something like $11,000,000,000. ‘Gold is the only international money paper money or bonds being only promises to pay, and as eight-tenths of the gold of the world is stored in vaults in the United States it is evident this sum cannot be paid 'in money. 'The only alternate is to pay in commodities—raw material and manufactured goods—or to repudate the debt. Since this country cannot absorb its own manufactured goods, but is looking for foreign markets it does not appear it can absorb $11,000,000,000 worth of goods of foreign countries without disorganizing: its economic system to a much greater extent than at present. ' : It appears the final result will be that all international debts will be ultimately canceled just as Russia and Germany have canceled their mu-. tual debts. This will be a ‘hardship to the bond holders but if humanity learns the lesson that no class can enrich itself by international war but all must share its hardships and dangers including kings, kaisers, czars and working men it will be a valuable lesson costing a relatively,triviali sum, e John McD

Lyric Theater

FRIDAY “MILESTONES’ ’by Arnold Bennett, : SATURDAY Seventh Episode “STANLEY IN AFRICA’ ’also “THE MAN UNDER COVER” by Herbert ~Raw_linson; . e : _ SUNDAY “HICKVILLE TO BROAD WAY” Fox Special ‘algéy a é'réei ceney oomily. =

Wawasee Whiffs

BASEBALL

The great American game has been officially opened in Ligonier. We are headquarters for baseball goods and all kinds of sporting materials. Here you will find the most complete line of quality sporting goods in the city. Reach baseball, tennis materials, Winchester guns and ammunition and a most complete line of fishing tackle. i ~ When you buy sporting goods of us you may be sure that you are receiving the best on the market for the money. We carry only the highest grade goods and a line that is nationally advertised. Take no chances and buy quality goods. ' ‘ ~ Baseballs 10c up Baseball bats 50c up ‘ " Baseball gloves 50cup = Also tennis rackets, covers presses and balls. Now is the time to prepare for the fishing season. We have a complete line of Rods, Reels .and Baits. Call and see our assortment of tackle and choose early while the stock is still complete. ' BICYCLES of quality at the right prices. We have a good bicyclet equipped with a toolbox, mud guards, big spring set for only $28.00. Call and seeit. e e . Buy your sporting goods of

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®.® ; . - Silent Brigade 2:09 Yearling record 2:26 3-4, two year old record 3:lo 3-4, 2:10 3-4 world’s record for age, sex and gait when made. Son of Silent Brook 2:16 sire of nver 100 2:30 perform- . ers including Jay Brooke 2:03, Billy Burke 2:03 1-4. -Sold for $40,000, Shaw 2:05 1-4, etc. - Dan Carietta 4, 2:18 by Directman, son of the ex-cham-pion Directum 2:05. Carrietta has produced 3 in the 2:lo list and 5 yearlings in the 2:30 list.s ‘ s Fee for Silent Brigade 25.00 to in‘sg&e a living foal. In the stable of Harry Clemens, Fair Ground, Goshen, Indiana. s LU Roy Blue, Liessge

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