Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 41B, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 December 1922 — Page 2

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Victrolias in all styles. 9000 choice recores. Hobart M. Cable Autopiano, Gulbrausen & Anderson player pianos from $398 to $550, Make this a mu: sical Xmas by giving daughter or the good wife a Victrola or a Piano, We are making some attractive prices on Pianos and Player Pianos, South Main St. Established 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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Published every Monday and Thursday cnd entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaler, Ind., as second class matter. .

Cash in Your Stamps.

The 1918 issue of war saving stampa which mature January i, 1923 can now be exchanged for cash or war saving certificates at the local postoffice, said Postmdster 'W. 3. Milner| today. Thousands of dollors worth of the stamps were issued at the local postofiice in 1918” said the postmaster “and persons holding the stamps will greatly aid the postoffice employees and help to eliminate a last minute rush by having their stamps ‘transferred to cash or certificates within the mext few days.” Within a short timeéithe Christmas rush in the post‘office will start and this will continue several days after Christmas. For this reason the postifice department is requesting all persons holding stamps to have them redeemed at once. :

The Epworth League.

Devotional meeting Sunday eveningl 6 p. m. leader John Weir. Topic, “The World in Which Jesus® Came” Bible teference 1:1—11. ’ 3 When Jesus came into thig world he| brought’ - - ! | - W-orship-"- . ] ! O-ptimism ' i " R-ighteousness’ : L-ove b ‘ ~ D-uty ' o Everybody welcome to this service, . : ; ; : Somo More Thieving. Thieves have again begun their nefarious work in Eilkhart townsh.ipl‘ A calf was stolen from the pasture of Sylvester Waldron. From Rush ‘Cunningham was stolen a hog weighing $OO pounds and his highly valued collie dog. There seems to be no clue to the thieves. © Marrie 4 in Toledo. | Mrs. Mary Moore of Rome Qity and | William - Retdenbach of Brimfield {wcre‘ recently married in Toledo and i will remain at the home of the bride until’ after Christmas when: they will take up a residence in Brimfield. o Will Eleet Officers. ; At a regular meceting Friday evening. the W. R. C. will-elect officers. IA full attendance is desired. v

‘Wolf Sells Faney Porker. Walter E. Wolf has just sold one of his Big Type Poland China boars to J. A. Bolling, of Pound, Virginia. The hog will be several days on the way to his new home which is/situated in the famous Cumberland mountains. Mr. Wolf has sold hogs to residents of three different states during thep ast three weeks. =

Entertain Dinner Party.

-The first of the week Mr. and Mrs. William Braden entertained a‘' dinner party out on the Loeser farm. The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames G. W. and G. R. Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keasey and daughter, Ligonier, Miss. Corrine Hussey and Kenneth Henn, South Bend, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Enos, Albion. - 2 :

Lecture by Rabbi Marks.

Friday afternoon Dec. 8 at 2:30 c'clock in the Jewish Temple Rabbi Qlarks will give the first of a series . f lectures on interpretation of the Psalms. The lecture course. wﬂill be ‘under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. land everyone is cordially invited.

Topeka’s 13th Community Public Sale At J. A. Bowen’s Feed Barn, Topeka Indiana on Wednesday Dec. 13 Sale will begin 12:30 o’clock P. M.. Come Early sale will begin on time. SR Horses—Farm . -Chunks, general purpose ahd driving horses from 3 to 12 years old. : Cattle—Twenty head of fresh Cows Springers and some young cattle. 125 Head of Sheep—This is the best ‘bunch of Sheep we. ever sold here. 7b Hogs—Brood '‘Sows and Shoats. i Miscellaneous Articles—2so bushels . of corn, army Blankets, robes, HalEta:rs chains, honey, Thomas stock food, 4 Hog feeders, Bed ' springs lchairs, beds, couch, washing machine i large iron kettle with stand ecross cut | saw, ete. : : One Ford Sedan and one Ford touring both' in good condition. P ' Selling Terms—Sums under $5.00 |five per cent, sums from $5.00 to $25.00 thre per cent sums over $25.00 two per cent, cows $l.OO per ‘head, Horses $2.00 per head. One half of above prices if not sold. i \ 'Terms of Sale—A credit of 6 | months will beg iven on' all sums over $5.00 the purchaser giving note with approved security drawing 6 per cent interest from date of sale. All sums of $5.00 and under cash in hand. "No property. to be removed ' until iterms of sale are complied with. 1 :per cent off for cash on sums over 1 $5.00. e [ - : Harry -Bowen, Manager H. E. Longcor and E. R. Kurtz Aucts. ] Pretty Fair Dividend. { The Studebaker corporation auto- ' mobile manufacturers has declared a { common stock dividend’of 25 per cent.

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~~ Rat War Continmes, | Editor Banner. | - It may be of interest to some of the Banner readers to know how the Perry township drive against rats is progressing. Much interest was awakened in the township school from the start because of the cash prizes offered. BEvery spare moment out of school hours the boys are after the rats. ' A number have reported 30 and 40 killed. The girls are also muth interested in writing stories, essays and poems about the rat. Among the men there has not been quite so much enthusiasm but even they are now becoming -interested one man having reported 26 rats killed at a a meeting of the captains last Satur: day evening it was thought best to extend the drive one . week longer making it to close Dec. 11th instead of Dec. 4 thiss will give some who just learned that Perry township was mak‘ing war on the rat to get in the game. The latest repont show the west side of township quite a distance ahead of the east side and it looks as though.the latter must wake up and get busy or they will have to furnish the feed. However, which ever side { wins we will have a royal big feed at thec lose of the campaign. : | Let us ' ; | Yankee doodle, Keep it up ‘ | - Yankee doodle dandy.. - | Shoot them s : . Gas them ° 2 Trap them: | | Any way to get them But— save the tails. | They wil come in handy. J. Warren Moore, Commander

- Rev. Orton Slightly Improved. The condition of the Rev. Julius T. Orton pastor of the Kendallville Presbyterian church who suffered a stroke of ‘paralysis Sunday .§Was reported practically unchanged today. - Although hisc ondition is critical attending physicians and members of the family are entertaining hopes of his recovery. : e

Dies At Soldiers Home.

Mrs. Lucy Nickerson a former well nown resident of Brimfield for many years died at the soldiers’ Home at Lafayette,. November 21, according to word received.” Her husband who was a veteran of the civil war died some years ago and since that time she had resided alone, spending part of. the time however with relatives. i

Killed by Automobile,

George Hendericks 84 died as he was being placed in an ambulance at Huntington Tuesday night following an accident in which he was struck by an automobile driven by Charles Nolen a neighbor of the victim.

Mrs. J.-S. Shaffer of Kendallville was a Ligonier visitor Tuesday. i

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