Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 50B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 February 1923 — Page 2

. aré fhe Certificateé of bepbsit of the < Citizens Bank. =~ o ; They are backed by our ehtire resources; ~ issued for any amount from $l.OO up;, for periods from 6to 12 months; and yeald 4 per cent interest at maturity. - Our officers will gladly supply you further detail,s'upon-*request. | - Citizens Bank . ~ LIGONIER, INDIANA

Home of the Dodge Car ~ Lincoln Highway Garage | Ligonier, @ - -- Indiana { .S“ibervling Tires 30x3y; Cord $12.50 1 | Portage Tires 30x3} Fabric o oEAe | ~ Automobile Accessries = [Machine Work and Repairing of all Kinds Ligonier Auto Sales Co.

Why WasManCreated? 1" Pree Lectur_e by -' | E.B.DENISON | | = CRYSTAL THEATRE | : e Ligonier, Indiana - :: | ~ [SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 3 P. M.| Life"en earth f‘orevera in peace and imappiness is man'’s | | portion. The great enemy Death is to be destroyed. ! i- , i How ar;d When?. i - e A are inﬁted to beae t:he Bible Evidence. . | ] 'lnterhatiOnel ‘ B,ible Students : ‘ - |SeatsFree . -No Collection |

Jorow . @ PNy T . Another Heavy Reduction in KELLY-SPRINGFIE LD ,m: — ok % : ; ' - : J At g : 8 e o Twe Prices o Sl &rpa < » } ' ; P :"i“:'ﬂ;;‘:t "‘ ; I 'r, f}‘ : : / RS } NS e : i el 3P . m .’ : " f 3 4$ : ~ Extra Large Cut on oo oO%Ss Copd s LG L e SR ebt i R e %] R g RS R Y ePR T T et L * ~ Other Sizes Accordingly -~ = ~ BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE oo RSN AARTIT'D lAITSTI ARL A egßl e T

The Ligonrer Banner : (l!‘.!'AmFD 1868, X - Published by . = "he Banner Publishing Company - W.C. B. HARRISON Editor e Advertisizg Reprassptagtie ERICAN.PRESSASSOCINT lOM Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Very Narrow Esecape.

Three Ligonier ladies the other dayl had a very narrow escape from a,tragic death at the Pigeon steret crossing of the N. Y. C. railway when the car in which they were riding skidded on the ice and stopped in front of a fast approaching train. The car was being driven by Mrs. wWill® H. Green and she kept a level head and saved her own life as well as that of the Misses Hallie Goshorn and Eva Cook, her companions. The car had barely cleared the tracks when the ‘engine' with a string of cars whizded by. L ; t The engineer of the locomotive saw the impending accident shut off steam and buried his head in his arms to shut out the sight. The passen gers in the automobile were .prostrated with fright but Mrs. Green never losts her presence of mind showing remarkable nerve.

Good Swine Meeting at Albion

The Big Tpe Poland Association of Noble County held an enthusiastic meetilig at the County Agents’-office Friddy February 2nd. Breeders spoke encouragingly of tihe prospeets for better prices in store for the farmer who breeds better stock. To bring about a keener interest in the affairs of the association it was decided to extend the privilege of membership generally to the farmers at a reduced entrance fee, ; . Boys and Girls Piig Clubs engaged considerable attention and the Association decided to make them ‘bigger and better than ever, then umber of pigs that they distribute is to be decided afer the applications are returned by a committee of three assoeiation membhers. . .

Community Nurse Report

Community Nursing visits ... 41 Metropolitan - visits ... BBC Social service and instructive ....... 21 BONOOh WIS Dl e L Nursing classes' conducted .............. 4 Average attendance ..o 6 Classification _ f i Modien) oL a 0 T Communicable diseases ............ & Mtevnlty Lo 8 NEW Born . Pehmlal. - s B Wembtnre 0 0 Lo L g All dight service ... a 5 .. 2 Assisted with confinements .............. 3 Sick room necessities.loaned ....... 8 Alta M: Palmer C. N.

Hurt in Ball Game.

- During a basketball game at Wawaka between a local team and one from Churubusco Toney . Geiger one of the visiting players was probably permanently injured in a skirmish with ‘one of his @ssociate players. The lad suffered. a: bad fracture of the spine and has since been- paralyzed from his waist down. Wawaka ang Albion physicians could not render relief and the injured boy was rushed to his home. His agony was intense.

Go Up. in - Smoke.

- ‘Hundreds of gallons of gasoline, kerosene and lubricating oil were destroyed'a motor oil truck was badly damaged and a frame warehouse in which .the truck was housed was partially destroyed Tuesday in a fire at the Indian Refining Co.’s local plant in Elkhart. ! e e

The driver of the tank had a wnarrow escape from cremation in the flames which blazed up to a height of 40 feet, ‘ T

MeCray is Sustained.

By a. close party vote of 47 republicans. to 46 democrats the demand of Gov. McCray for an appropriation of two million dollars for the Indiana new reformatory at ‘Pendleton was sustained along with the general ap: propriation bill of sixteen millions of doliars. The democrdts made an ef fort to -cut the reformatory appropriation to three .quarters of a million but failed. The measure now goes to the senate, 358 .

Girl Goes South.

. Miss Cecil Wood 23 bookkeeper for the South Bend' Spring Wagon company was sentenced to the Indiana woman’s prison at Indianapolis for from two to 14 years in her home city. She- was charged with having ' embezzled $13,000. She entered a plea of ugilty hoping to receive a suspended sentence. s

: Overcome By Fumes. ; John Kreider of Elkhart was in a serious condition for mdre than an hour Saturday night when he was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes from his automobile while filling the radiator of the car in the garage at his home. His wife found him prostrate on the floor. He had left the: engine running to heat it up.” = __ Barah Hanns, Brother Bills, ~ The Sarah Anns dnd Brother Bills were entertained the other evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. ‘Stansbury. There was the usual big supper and delightful secial chat. . Dies in Florida. _W. W. Palmer civil was veteran and »ﬂﬁ@ahﬁgﬁ!?r%ﬁmﬁ?wﬁw*? Kendallyille died Monday of Bright's ggmggg wint Q’ﬁssé{?e%;%ﬁmw@sw

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

GLASSIFED ADS

' Large selection of Valentines at QGriffith’s Drug Store. .. 39b3t Wa‘nted}-—To buy a carpet and rug weaving loom. Inquire of C. H. Jeffries of the Banner -Office. . 43bif For rent farm of 292 acres ‘near Ligonier. Everything furnished. Inquire of. W.. A. Cochran. 46btt 'For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. 26btf Lovers of ice cream will find a sup? erior article at the Candy Kitchen and at the right priee. e | . s ‘ | Christian Science services are _heldi every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. | - 'Welcome. ’ e tr. Y . Wanted @ _ o To buy corn and oats. /C. L. Chamberlin, Phone 861. 34btf “—‘* x 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. Fa 48Dbtt

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

Painting of all kinds done in a satisfactory manner. I will do automobile furniture sign and a general line of work. Give me a call. Wallace Jackson. = 46Dbtf

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. : dsatf - 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 First Presbyterian Church Cavin St, ~ Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. ' ~ Residence the. Manse 318 Third St. Telephone 345. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ~ Morning Service 10:45 a. m. ‘Vespers 5:00 p. m. - Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p. m. “‘The Church With a Welcome.” S s, 1 i '~ Wanted., Peultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. : ‘l2ate For Sale—Foru truck. with cab and platform, good as mnew, one 10-foot fioor, ‘counter case. two 8 foot floor counter cases all with plate glass tops. The Star Grocery, Ligonier, Phone 49. » 49atf

-~ The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Stombaugh farm 3 miles east: of Cromwell about 7 miles southeast of Ligonier, one half mile west af Sparta Church. Commencing |3t 12 o’clock on Monday Feb. 13 . Horses and Mules—bay mare coming 6 years old weighs about 1450, bay mare 12 years old, weighs 1350, roan mare coming 9 years old weighs abou* 1500, black mare coming 7 years old weighs about 1050 2 mule colts coming 11 year old, pure bred Jack about 14 years old extra good breeder. Lo I'Cattle—Roan cow coming 4 years old giving milk will be fresh in April, red cow giving milk, '3 years old, Hereford cow coming 4 years old giv{ing milk. , Hogs—2 pure bred Duroc sows to farrow March and April, pure bred Duroc sow with pigs, pure bred Duroc board 1 year old, brood sow bred January 19th, big Type Poland China sow with ipgs, 9 pigs weighing about Whße s ol L . Sheep—24 good breeding ewes, : 3 Dozen pure Rhode Island Re chickens. . : - ] : Implements—Birdsell wagon, - bo sleds, buggy, portland sleigh, - Key* stone hay loader, McCormick mower 5 ft. cut, disc grain drill, John Deere corn planter, Oliver ‘sulky plow, Syracuse walking plow, Oliver riding corn Dolw, John Deere corn plow, two row. corn plow, 8 foot Johnson . binder, wood frame 24 spring tooth harrow three sectin spike tooth harrow, International feed grinder 8 inch, double shovel plow, single shovel plow, ‘garden plow, scoop board, set Dump board, set heavy work harness good 28 new, sot single harness, set third Bor3tmsmizedhay. it lon e fod chicken. coopat ete. | ‘wardrobe, Boss ofl stove, child's toid. | *'%W*ﬁé“f“%‘gw WOkers bY Uiy Shacta harih 1o **’“,ﬁ“%gwi#-ﬁ"q;r*miﬁmw%“%?“;"‘f@

Public Sale.

Can You-Beat It?

~Last week Harmon Slessman sold 1 syoung chickens of the Barred Plymouth - Rock variety hatched in May and June which totaled a weight of 113 pounds says the Albion New Era. Mr. Slessman is quite proud of his record and invites chicken fanciers to take a look at his stock. - .~ .~ To Organize Band. , ' A meeting will be held this evening in theb asement of the U .B. church ‘the object being the organization of a. church band. Geo Sack has consented to lead the new musical organization. 5 : o | : ————— . - Submits to Operation, ‘Mrs, Frank M. Baker of Ligonier submitted to a Caesarian operation Monday in the Sacred Heart hospital | Garrett. She is reported as recovering nicely. - ' . '~ Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smith arrived home from Florida Tuesday after an absence of two months, Try the ice cream at the Philadelphia Candy Kitehen.

' - Do You Want Beautif ir Beautiful Hai THEN USE “CLEOPATRA” THE world’s latest hair restorer. Just rub a little into the scalp every night you will readily notice the change and it makes your head feel so good. It stops itching scalps, cure annoying dandruff, keeps your hair from falling out, and will grow hair on the bald spots Why! It’s fine for cleaning the baby’s head. It’s absolutely harmles and does not soil the clothes. $l.OO for large jar. 30 days treatment. “OUR GUARANTEE” your money refunded if not pleased. Address “CLEOPATRA” 411 Central Bldg., Fort Wayne, Indiana. On Sale at | C. S. GRIFFITH

From Feb. 8 to Feb. 17 9 Big Combination Sales Days.at | Stansbury’s Double Store , = On these Days we will give 10 pounds of Fine Cane Granulated Sugar ‘ ~ for 69 cents with any combination order as follows: :

- $l.OO COMBINATION NO. 1 $l.OO 1 Loal of bread L L . 1 Can Karo Syrup 1145 Ib." = + 1 Can Sugar Corn ‘ , : .1 Can Peas Early June. & - I package Kellogs Corn Flakes _ " 1 package Tigar Rolled Oats i 1 package Gold Dust L -1 Cake P & G Soap ; oo hußax delle o 0 i . w 1 Bob Argo Stareh™ i : ; Sy e SRR 101 SUpRr ... oai . s e JTotal = : $1.69 $l.OO COMBINATION NO. 2 $l.OO -+ 1 pkg Foulds Macaroni =~ - 11% Ib. can Royal Baking Powder .11 .Ib. Corn Stavch . , .71 Box Lux ! | . 1 Can Red Seal Lye ey o ; 114 Ib. Black Cros Tea : S 1 Can Pumpkin T , .=+ "1/ Can Hominy ' . : Pt ' Bl LSOO s X 0 ThE Sugar . B Total o - $1.69 . $2.00 COMBINATION NO. 3 $2.00 11 A& HBod e 114 1b Calumet Baking Powder | 1 Large Can Pet Milk - s - 11 Ib. Bulk Coffee : . 1 Large Post Toasties /. * ..> L T Post Bran Flakés ~ © " & - I Sack McKinzies Flour ‘ st v locan ‘Salmonipimlke 70 o - .. 5 Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper = (8 Cans True Worth Pork and Beans s O e Rgar Ol s 6 WL ORI R A St iet Eee Ik b eD R {J”‘.‘;;L‘Zilm:'-‘;.""‘,;-""‘_;:‘ . $2OO COMBINATION NO. 45200 1 Can Gold Bar Apricots ¢ z Canzs,“z;]bxldtﬁf low Peaches' = = 1 Can Libby Saur Kraut = = G jﬁﬁnfé’éf iz Red Ripe Tomato 5581251 Pollet Soap /. @ ¢ R Ol Dl (e 4 box Old Dutch Cleanser }w;”ﬁw’* 4 Box Clmaling. o o e b Gl gl R i e Lo eil 2 R 0 O THL ebl B el e T 25 Ibs. Caiie SUEAE ,iwevirsrivcivmisirens 176 ee o ot ﬁ% MG e @3%@ e r gﬁ*@%#%&%ﬂf ‘roktal. é;%z s R w*@g%ﬁ

~ Stansbury’s Double Store

; '?:e{f-( 1 o » : S BSR * ' ImSA & = -SL e . S U RE ST f , : ety 3 FRIEND § 1T : 7 - J ::;'*3 RN s j o sen” B Lty __THE ABOVE PICTURE WAS DRAWN FOR THIS BANK BY ONE - OF THE MOST FAMOUS ﬁRTIST N THE WORLD; IT TELLS ITS ° OWN STORY. : G ' ““ OLD MAN EXPERIENCE” IS TELLING THE YOUNG PLE somsmmc‘n?sv OVERLOOKED: N CE - DON'T BE SO FOOLISH. START A BANK ACCOUNT WITH THE MONEY YOU T WASTING. o = I NOW | . PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. - _YOU WILL RECEIVE % PER CENT INTEREST:ON CER - OF DEPOSITS AND s'i\lvms ACCOUNTS. : VISR Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. Advertise in the Banner

IN THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT We will give ‘you‘ with any bill of goods ‘worth $3.00 25° LBS. GRANLATED CANE SUGAR FOR $1.76.. YOU.. MAKE.. YOUR OWNSELECTION ./. = * | ~ HOME HOME SWEET HOME ~ ‘What is home without the artistic touch of a good wife? Not only to eook a good ‘meal but there are other. things she does to make that, home beautiful and pleasant she needs new curtains and drapes, ’ 5 Our line of new Cretones, Curain Nets Silks for Drapes, Madras Cloth? Pongees in colors, Art Silks, Dotted Swisses. A fine ~ line to select from. . 5 : Art Silks from 50c to $l.OO the yard. * .36 inch Cretones only 25¢ the yard. ‘ - 36 inch Madres 20c to 50¢ %fe ygrd. Other Curtain Nets from §oc 75¢ $1 to $1.35 . MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS AND GET 25 LBS. OF GRANULATED SUGAR-FOR 1.76 YARD GOODS FOR YOUR SPRING laie 0 NENENG o o | BUY A $3.00 ORDER AND GET YOUR 25 | LBS. OF GRANLLATED SUGAR FOR 1.76 | A NEW LINE OF FANCY AND PLAIN L QREPESFOR UNEERGARMENTS. -+ - Windsor Crepes, Plissa Crepes and Figured, ~ Tokeyo Flowered Crepes, The new: spring | fashion decrees that you must usé Crepes in all fancy lingerie garments. Come to our store and supply your wants - - ~SUGAR FOR $1.76 WITH $3.00 ORDER... . . WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT . Nainsook, Tissue Nainsook in pink and white- . ments, Night Gowns and all fine lingerie . WITH YOUR 3.00 COMBINATION ORDER i) Gtk BlGCßdbing. .0 o B Pllen e R e e . w@wwggs%gm %ﬁéﬁ MO o L @*% w and large line of Fancy P rcales. Lt e B T S ”i“"* ﬁ?‘%‘?’ ﬂ“ni BoF IRS .OF