Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 January 1923 — Page 2

You Can Sull Start a ~ Chnstmas Club G et e Itu h&gte'lateto join our Christmas Money Club.- Accounts opened as late as Feburary 1 will receive interest and be paid at the regular timév'—-ijlust} before Christmas. : ”»x Oux Club provides 15 p[aﬁs for Ts_aving ‘easily and safely, There are plans to suit everybody. VN‘lake‘sure éf'your nioney for next’ yéﬁ, Select the plan you wish to follow and—Start now!

Citizens Bank

Home of the Dodge Car . Lincoln Highway Gatage . Ligonier, ° - - Indiana

Siberling Tires 30x3; Cord $12.50 Portage Tires 30x3} Fabric 8.50

‘ ‘Automobile Accessries {Machine Work and Repairing of all Kinds Ligonier Auto Sales Co.

The L ' e HUDSON Co ¥ ' GOSHEN, IND. ’ - " : | 1 i ' : G ot all winter stock of f | 3 A al i 1 N \ i 19 3At iy $lO $l5. $19.50 b BUIEER $lO $19.7 ' , | ol J P, $5 698 10 o e/ SR \SOe)

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDL. .__

L B Lol The Ligomer Banner "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor

(’ ‘ X ’ ~ ‘4‘:.,'.1." '(,' 3 _ mx‘ ed every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

- Prohibition Law Strengthened. . Prohibition legislation which has in various forms received the approval of the Indiana senate continued in favor two bills being pass‘ed"' that would strengthen the dry laws. A bill by Senator ‘Buchanan of Indianapolis making possession of a still puishable by ‘imprisenment on the first offense passed 33 to 2. The sale of foods or drinks containing wood or methyl alcohol is forbidden in the second bill that was passed, 33 to 1. This measure by Senator English of Indianapolis provides a fine of $O5 to $l,OOO and a prison term not to exceed one year upon conviction. A ,

Very Delightful Time. ' . Thursday evening a very delightful dancing and card party was held by the Elks in their parlors following a pot-luck supper. A magician, a Mr. Walkerton, of Kendallville gave a brilliant exhibition of lergerdemain. The card prizes were won for the ladies by Miss Jessie Green and Mrs. Mifflin Hunter while Harry Green and I. M, Bauxp were awarded the prizes for men. : | ~ Another party will be held in about a month along the same lines of the last and will no doubt be followed by others during the spring. :

"~ Regular Fashion Plates. , According to the Indianapolis News The best dressed members of the lower house of the “le‘gislature‘ are Jap Jones representative ‘from Morgan and B. F. Haines representative from Noble. They are known as the Fashion Plates of the lower house, and besides being well dressed and popular they are among the hardest workers.. ' ' e *: . - old Citizen Dies. = Robert Marchin McCrory .aged %84 and a resident of Goshen for 75 years died at his home in that city Friday. He drove a. team to the gold fields of California in 1857 where he spent six years. 'Surviving aside from the widow . are three so,n's and a daughter Mrs. James Adams of Ligonier is a relative. : ' :

" Engagement Amnnounced. = Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schlessinger of Hammond announce the engagement of .their daughter Rena Bernice to David B Felsenthal son of Mrs. Rose Felsenthal of Chicago. © The coming bride is a sister of Mrs. Harry Selig of this city and is quite well known here from her frequent visits.

To Aholish Power Plant, Within the next few days the power plant of the Fort -Wayne and Northwestern Traction company at Kendallville will 'be abolished and all power for the operation of the line will be obtained from the Indiana Service corporation of Fort Wayne. , Was Seeing Things. C. E. Gorham Goshen reports having seen a large flock of doves near Wawasee lake. The turtle dove ‘usually returns from the southland in April. . ‘ g ~ Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Latta entertained a company of friends at their home last Thursday evening' Progressive pedro was the feature of the evening. Prizes were - awarded to Mrs. Jess Cosper and Mrs. James Summers. : I L The Misses Roselltha and’ Viola Drake are ill of measles. = :

This Week is RUB-NO-MORE Week

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~ Years ago the house-wife had little choice in the method of keeping her house in order. Just commpn yellow soap was all that was available which required a large amount of elbow grease and patience to make the home look presentable. Then after the operation it required a . large effort to offset injurious effects of some yellow soaps upon the hands. Today is quite different; for 'the house-wife has at her dispesal the “Modern Ways for Modern Days’ - THE . RUB-NO-MORE “QUINTET” ~ which cleans every thing from Cellar

LIGONIER BOYS AND GIRLS LOSE Drop Basketball Games to Goshen ~ Teams in That City Last Friday , - Evening - % - Ligonier high school basketball teams, both boys and girls have been playing in rather hard luck lately and their last defeat was at Goshen Friday night when both lost. - . The scores were decisive enough as the result shows: : : OSHEn BOYS ..laiiaeeneo B Ligonter Doys .. ..o ii o Coshen givle . o o gl Ligonier girls : 8 The Goshen contests were pretty ones. and were witnessed by a good sized crowd. Ligonier teams will have no games next Friday night but the week following they will play at Kendallville a return game with teams inthat city.

Accused of Stealing Currant. : A prominent .resident of Goshen stands accused of stealing electric currant from. the municipal plant for eight years at a loss to the city of about $l,OOO. The offender * whose name is not disclosed attracted suspicion when his electric light biil each month did not exceed the minimum charge although ihs home is a large one. The swindle was worked by a system of wiring under the floors no doubt put there for th‘a't purpose. ; : |

Golden Anniversary, = Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rice celebrated the golden anniversary of their marriage at their home ‘in Elkhart township and sons,. daughters, granchildren, brothers and sisters and other relatives and friends gather ed from long distances to do honor to the happy occasion. G

Millersburg Teacher Burned. Miss Ethel Hargrave English teach er at the Millersburg high school was badly burned when she used an oil can to start a fire at the home of W. H. Rigser where she lives. The can contained gasoline instead of ‘kerosene. : ;

Still Out of Jail. : John W. Tabbott South Bend lawyer convicted in federal court and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth penitentary after losing one appeal will try his fortunes in a still higher court and a stay of judgment has been granted him. ; f

; Rub-No-More Week. - This is- Rub-No-More week in Ligonier and all the grocers are handing out free samples of the produects of that Fort Wayne concern. Elsewhere in the Banner their advertisement will be found. 3 :

The small sum 6f money advertised as found by S. C. Wilhelm was found to belong to S. H. Hoover. ‘

~ Mrs. Harry Selig and children are visiting her parents in Hammond.

The thaw Friday put'the sidewalks and streets in a very sloppy condition. : o

Landlord and Mrs. John Boyts of Hotel Ligonier both have been ill this week of flu. . : ’

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Head of the Morton Jemell Troup were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Head.

W. H. Loy is in the market for a coupe. He thinks to drive a 5-pas-senger machine for himself and Mrs. Loy is a waste of space.

" Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rice of Elkhart came to Ligonier Saturday on their way to attend the '‘golden wedding 'Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rice in Elkhart township. : , . < . Wanted, : Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. e 12atf =

- Ask Your Groceryman for a Free Sampleof - ~ RUB-NO-MORE Washing Powder oo e e oAd SROLIGES Cleasieer . 0 o Also get a free cake of the exquisite Palm Beach soap upon purchasing five bar sof R-N-M White Naptha Soap

to Garret. R . R-N-M White Naptha Soap “Bigest and Best Yet”, is made to last and’ ‘satisfy. It ‘contains the highest grade of tallow and vegetable oils, making it a superior soap. The naptha also ' - greatly helps remove the dirt.. R-N-M White Naptha Soap is in a class by itself,” Works fine in any kind of water, b Rub-No-More Soap Chips s another high grade product that will wash the finest fabrics without in- . Jury and is made particularly for use in washing machines. =~ Then the Rub-No-More Washing

‘Try the ice cream at the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen. Wanted—To buy a carpet and rug weaving loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries of the Banner Office. 43btf For rent farm of 292 acres near Ligonier. Everything furnished. In. quire of W. A. Cochran. 46btf - For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. © 26btt Wanted girl for general house work. Mrs. Harry Selig, Phone 240 Ligonier. . , 46atf

Lovers of ice cream will find a superior article at the Candy Kitchen and at the right price. :

For sale or rent my farm three and a half miles south west of Ligonier consisting of 80 acres. Inquire at the Banner Office. ; 48a4t

For sale at a bargain a beautiful new fur trimmed coat for a lady medium size. Garment was never . worn. Call at Banner office. - 45btf

Christian Science servicea are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcome. ' tt

Wanted To buy corn and oats. C. L. Chamberlin, . Phone 861. 34btf - Cass Truck Line, , The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne ‘and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. : : -48btf

FOR SALE—New modern house, one square east Citizens Bank. <‘Will scll on payment plan to responsible party. 217 E. Third St. Phone 178. : ~ 46btt

Painting of aIF kinds done in a satisfactory manner. I will do automobile furniture sign and a general line of work. Give me a call. Wallace Jackgon; | * 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. e : 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 . : . 46atf

- Wood For Sale. I have a supply of juggle and fine stove wood for sale. Inquire of Ed Tice, near Golden bridge Postoffice Wawaka. = : 46btf & e ek . For Sale—A Home for You. " Ten acres of good land and nine room brick house good barn andtoel shed, plenty of fruit, location two miles south and one mile east of Topeka, price $4,000. ; : Out lot No: 53, seven ‘Toom house, block garage and 4 acres of ‘good land on North Side in Ligonier, price $2,600. : ' : Out Ilot No. 52 Ligonier; 7 room house, barn and fruit, price $2,600 ‘with 3 acres of ground. Lot 41, good house and lots of fruit, price $1,600. ' Lot 61 and 7 room cottage 24x38 on Papakeechia lake across from But-| termilk Point, Wawasee, price: $3,500] Easy terms, call ‘on Arthur: Yeager, Morton street, Ligonigr. 48b2t

._ DANK SRS sil , < ay: ;‘l5“ f {f'f s - g e . pEETs TR : g . | g ; : s f*,srif’r.’ =‘j : ‘ SURE [l FRIEND ¢ ,‘*lx : THE ABOVE PICTURE WAS DRAWN FOR THIS BANK BY ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS ARTIST IN THE WORLD; IT TELLS ITS OWN STORY. ‘ | , @ .o e-O=D MAN EXPERIENCE” I 8 TELLING THE YOUNG COUPLE ° SOMETHING THEY OVERLOOKED.. _ - DON'T BE'SO FOOLISH. | o ol STRRT R BANK ACCOUNT WITH THE MONEY YOU TRE NOW WRSTING. et : O | PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. - YOU WILL RECEIVE % PER CENT INTEREST ON CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS AND SAVING ACCOUNTS. Farmers & Merchants Trust Co

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Powder with 25 years of satisfaction behind it, makes the hardest water soft as velvet; also cleans and purifies. It is a great soap saver. Spotless Cleaner for the bathroom and kitchen is indispensable to the woman who* prides herself in having a modern home, - It cleans the hardest job with ease. : o . Rub-No-More Yellow Naptha Soap is a big 12 oz bar and will more. ‘than please the house-wife who likes | a yellow soap. Makes oceans of suds and it does not injure the hands. Every woman should take advantage of Rub-No-More Week '~ Jannary 29 to Feb, 3, and ask any of the following dealers in Ligonier for a Sample of Rub-No-More Washing

- Powder and Spotless Cleaner. They are free for the asking at the followIng groceries: C. R. Stansbury, F. E. Miller, South’s Grocery, Sask's ‘Bakery, - Star Grocery, Jet White ~Grocerteria. - o AR o i “Then: in addition the Trade Marks on every Rub-No-More brands are good for ‘valuable premiums. Ewvery lady = will be surprised at the fime _Tesults and the labor saved by msing ‘Rub-No-More Brand. Rub-Norlbre, once used, we feel conldent, will alWRYE B umel. . - o ‘Days” will pervail and you will be t’mwﬁvﬂﬂﬁ':