Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 48A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 January 1923 — Page 4

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The oldest and lar'g'c{sf&bank. in Ligénier -‘VW.duld: be .plcaSed to have you étart a SAVINGS L ACCOLNT.

MIER STATE BANK ' LIGONIER, INDIANA . _

. Jaek Martin of Albién has a fractured arm the-result of a fall on the . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B, Kelley and children ‘spent Sunday wisiting relatives in Columbia City. . SEh s Miss Jane Slinkard a tedcher in the Mishawaka schoois -spent Sunday.: o guest: of Miss: Elizdbetli Hire. . : - Mr. and, Mrs. Mifflin Hunter and son Don were Hlkhart and Mishawaka visitors Sunday. cidbae ~_The Girl Reserves believe ‘théir box supper at Christian’ church January 24 will 'a—t‘u;act- the boys: And it wili " My Shop will be open at all times for painting of any description. See me before having your painting work done. Wallace Jackson. = 4@btf

Painting of all kinds done in a satisfactory manner. - I will do autamobile furniture sign and a general line of work. Give me a call. Wallace daekpon. L 0 L 0 gl

" FOR SALE—Genuine =~ Washburn mandolin with leather case. - Good as new. This fine instrument goes to the first comer. Inquire at Banner office, = i : 47att

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~ The Jet White Groceteria will = be open about February Ist. . T ‘Mrs. Jacob L. Sheets is instructing a class in music at Syracuse. . Mrs. Dorothy Russell visited with a sister in Albion last'«wee‘k. e .. £ 5 . —__—._’_—‘ 9 . Jacob L. Sheets is now employed as an automobile salesman in Goshen. - Tor Rent—Flat over Sisterhen’s grocery. Enquire at Citizens Bank. Girl Reserves want Boys, hox’ sup: per - Christian church. Wednesday evening” Jan. :24. s AThAt “ Mrs. Charles Thompson of Wawaka is suffering from heart ailment and her condition is regarded as serious.

Wanted girl for general house work. Mrs. Harry Selig, Phone 240 | Ligonier. o _ 46atf - (,Mrs. John Speckeen sends the Banner to her sister:Mrs. George Fisher at ‘Saco Montana for thec oming yéar. Mrs. W. A. 'Gilbert of this city has taken a position as an instructor in the Mishawaka Childrens Home and -assumed her duties some time ago. .

J. L. Levy & Son

. HERE AND THERKE & radic] station has been installed in Mullen/s Hlectric ‘Shop at Cromwell. do g R

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Carey Jeffries Saturday night a son weighing seven pounds: : B Tomar

“Elmer E. Prickett has been employed on ‘the editorjal staff of the Albion Democrat. | :

_Miss -Opal Landon of Elkhart township was a week end gueést of Miss Ewvelyn Urich in this ecity. i

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herald are Lome from a visit with Mr. and Mre. Lrady Franks in Elkhart township.

- Green Brothers & Oldfather have rented to Rollin McGuire the farm advertised in the Banner. ? !

- George $. Bbuse county assessor at. tended a meeting of the state at Indianapolis the First of last week.

- Miss Georgia Ott, the trained nurse, was a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd- Haller at Wawaka. =

Miss Elenas Stage of Ligohier submitted’ to an appendicitis operation in an Elkhart hospital' last Friday.

Rev. J. Logan Power aged 71, a well known minister of the U. B. church died Friday at his home in Etna Green

An effort is being made to secure a’ dommunity building for LaGrange. Many towns have the same purpose in view. ¢ 5 i SR

" The Junior Hi Y club of Kendallville is preparing to entertain the Ligonier boys at a return supper in that city soon. : :

Miss Katherine Brunner of Kendallville, is suffering from a scalded foot the result of spilling a pot of hot coffee. - sk 5

Charles T. McManus, a life-long resident of LaGrange county and har-ness-maker at Howe for 'vears is dead at the age of 63. e

~ Little Evelyn Smith, who had been confined to"her home with Mr. and ‘Mrs; L. L. Koon with measles, redurned to school this morning..

Mrs. Hva C. Fisher who for a yea; has been employed as a stenographer in the offices of the Ligonier Refrigerator plant has’ resigned to accent a place in Elkhart. © = @ A

~ Mrs. -James Simpson who for eight weeks had been confined to her home by a severe attack of rheumatism was out in a car for the first time Sundayv. St 5

The attractive prices in this # Jan. sale of Napanees make it oy a rare opportunity. But in ad- BN ~ dition you get a beautiful Din- - ¥y B _ner Set. And the terms are too ‘ -€asy to think about. You never A know you’re paying for your Napanee. Don’t miss this Y. chance. Come in at once, o . - .r e - Dinner Set | Wzth every cabinet sold in th!ssa‘lg&heautifukﬂpiece dinner set will be given awdy absolutely FREE. § The set is of fine quality, ‘handsomely decorated in f§f gold. 1t will grace the most elegant table. It would § take 4 good many dollars to buy it, In this sale itis § e e

. 'OBITUARY. . Louisa Bradford was a daughter of Joseph and Phoebe Bradford and was born July 17, 1837 ' and was the eighth generation of Gov. William Bradford, Pilgrim Father of the Plymoth ‘colony, Mass. L o

Joseph Bradferd was, married to Phoebe Engle daughter of Adam and Eve Engle and to this union three children were born near Wolf Lake, Ind., Lucinda, Louisa and James who enlisted in the'civil war for the cause of liberty and so never returned. : - The father died at the age of 31 years leaving the thrée small children; the mother was married again to John Squires and to this union eight children- were ~ born, Emma, Adeline, Caroline (Cal) John, Franc. es; Mary, Edmond and Edmond twins The mother then pased on at the age of forthy-eight years. Louisa Bradford was married " ti Frances Marion Stage Oct. 11, 1858, soon after their marriage they moved to a farm one mile south of Topeka ‘there they experienced many priva-

tions known in pioneer life, and where their family of ten children was born, Anson B. of Chicago, Oits of Ligonier, Willard W. of Ligonier, deceased, James: B. of Leesburg, Ward,, deceased, Lorena, deceased, Lillie, Mrs. 8. .A Plank of Ligonier, Lida and Benjamin, twins, deceased L.eona L deceased. . e ~ In 1908 they sold their farm and bought = a home in ‘Topeka, where most of the time they enjoyed good health and active life until at this time they were unable to keep house. They moved to Ligonier October, 1918, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Plank where they have been tenderly cared for by the daughter 'and husband. The father passing on a year later at the age of nearly 88 years after living together sixty three years sharing in each others: joys sorrows and trials, :

Louisa tSage passed on Saturday morning January 13 1923 at 1:20 o’clock at the age of eighty five years. The funeral was held at the Plank residence Monday afternoon and burial at Salem in'the family lot. The services were condycted by George Berkey First Reader of the Christian Science church in Elkhart. ' She was a kind and patient disposition and to know her wad to love hers s 3

The forepart of her christian life was of ‘the Free Will Baptist faith. Her remaining four children attended the funeral also one sister Mrs. Lucinda Weaver. She had two half-sis-ters Mrs. Franctes Church of Denver, Col, and Mrs, Edmonda Macomber of San Francisco. 'She had eleven great granqufildren and three great great gand children and other relatives and friends, : ‘o . Card of Thanks. e | We wish to extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for (

the kindness to us in our recent bereavement in the passinz of cur dear mother. And for the many beautiful floral tributes. g e : Mr. and Mrs. S. A Plank and Brothers

FOR SALE—Two good éreslﬁ cows. Inquire at the Banner office. . 45b2t For sale Reed baby carriage. Call phone 333 Ligonier . e 47atf _For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. ; 26btt Pure Milk and Maple _Row? cream delivered to all parts of_the city. Earl James. Phone 831. : obtt : Wanted 4 ' To buy corn and oats. C. L. Chamberlin. . Phone 861. ot 34bt

Wanted—To buy a carpet and rug weaving leom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries of the Banner Office.. 43btf

- For Sale—Christian church parsonage. Apply to Rev. Thompson or George W. Brown at the Brown & Son furniture store. " 9btt

For Sale Portlald sleigh new. Cail Mrs. Jacob Sheets® Phone 75, home number 405 S. Cavin street Ligonier : : 43btf |

For sale at a bargain ‘a\ beautiful new fur trimmed coat for a lady medium size. Garment was never ' worn. Call at Banner office. . ' 45bft

Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning &t 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcome., P tf

: gyl Wanted. - ‘ Poultry- hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. / 12atf .

FOR SALE—New' modern house, one . square east Citizens Bank. Will sell on payment plan to responsible party. 217 E. Third St. Phone 178. : e 46btf

The Pruning Season. : - Many fruit growers. make the mistake of pruning their’ fruit trees and vines too early in the season. S. C. Wilhelm of Ligonier who has had many years experience in the care of fruit producing trees, vines and plants is at the service of the public and a call on him will solve the problem and save the fruit. Address him at Ligonier, Ind. -~ ' . ‘ 45atf

~ Christian Church Services, - ' Sunday school at 10:00 - - Morning worship at 11:00 Evening worship at 7:00 @ : The public is cordially invited to these services . = . ‘i 46atf

; Wood For Sale. &= 1 have: a supply of juggle and fine stove wood for sale.' Inquire of Ed Tice, near Golden _bridge Postoffice Wawaka. et BN 5 . 46btf : y x e e et sty ; | - An Invitation, S Boys, come to the box supper given by the Girl Reserves, Christian church, Wednesday January: 24, 7:00 o’clock. : s § 472 t

Building For ‘Sale at Auction. * At the Foster community sale in Ligonies Thursday January 25 the Christian Church Society will offer for sale to the highest bidder the old dining room detached from = the church edifice on South Cavin street. The society reserves the right to re ject any inadequate bid. Wi Christian Church Society 47a31

Attorney Wigton had legal busifiess Which took him to Albion today. _

A “Mother and Daughter” banquet will be given at Wawaka next Wednesday evening. Sy bt

The Contemporary Literature club will meet with Mrs. W. wW- ‘Wood ‘Tuesday afternoon. 4

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiley entertainod Wednesday of last week Mrs. Switzer and little son of Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wiley, Mrs. L. W. Parker of Wolf Lake. i .

BEAUTIFUL UTILITY BAg

Just the bag you »have\ b‘e.fenlooking for. Sizefloxl4 inches, | Usually sold in stéres for two | dollars. You can get one at your grocer for 39¢ and 10 coupons. A cout g, sy loaf of Coulter's Quality Bread and baked goods. - -oo Cach Value 1:10 of le. Redeem ‘g o R RO

CrystalTheatre MONPAY JAN-21 . . . moEeiss aed e : o e R Fo Mo S I T ? “SURE FIRE FLINT” with JOINNY. “DORCHY” HINES ®ne of the * best 6 reel comedy dramas every. shown in Ligonier, also. B~ 2 reel comedy a night of good hearty langhs, i L : Remember Monday is. pay . night. You may draw the;-f",is‘fg;',ﬁl&it, . SUBSDAT GAN M OrONED. -. . OGO IR K WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JANUARY 2324 Rl . “IN THE NAME OF THE LAWY The greatest’ heart and Home drama of the year. A policeman :and his wiid and their two boys—simply-kindly . folk—ecaught amid the cruel onrush of Fate and swept along te the Dawm of Enduring Happiness. -~ -~ o 00l g i We endorse this fine picture and know that everyene will emjoy it. Also Larry Simon in a good comedy. Adm. 15625¢ = , : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN.S6B7. .2 -0 i o “FREE AIR” this is a delicious entertalning automobile story that is Snappy, peppy and up to date also a Mack 'Senn‘etti'“eo:n‘edy., it SUNDAY. AND MONDAY JAN. 28.89 /s ish ;o0 g WILLIAM FARNUM in “BRASS COMMANDMENTS” this is a story givihg this strong powerful actor the ‘best- role of his career. Also AlL'St.. John in a fine comedy. LA bai o _Coming next week “SHIRLEY OF THE CIRCUS” scenes faken under }Rgingling’rs big tents. Elephants, monk eys and n’everything. -

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Winchester Chisel—Made- from - solid piece of crucible steel from tip of “blade through the socket. Hi[&ory « handle, leather capped. * Assortment of patterns and blade widths, Prices 70e

’ : Winchester Nail Hammer — Forged from crucible steel. Perfect' hang and balance. Claws will grip and pull a headless nail. . Patented “Interlomking”’ wedge prevents head working loose.’ $1.20 up - |— | others” 50c

WEIR & COWLEY

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THE WINCHESTER store e heep ot Y Ligonier’s Leading Hardware

fw.‘gch%tder s.ms-— Af:ge from E grade steel, evenly set and sharpened fo fast smooth work. Seasoned 1 carefully hung. All sizes and types for general use by the carpenters, the fammer and h’agdy man. Price 2.75 others ﬂ

- Winchester Hamme@ ; Hatchets, Files, Wood' , thto.m planes, Pliers: Saws, Screw drivers ~ and Wrenches -

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