Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 50B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 February 1923 — Page 3

* BATTERIES - The best battery - you can buy is ~ the cheapest in the end. Blaged. . [ Trail - Qarage |

- Harry L. Benner - Auctioneer ~ Open for all engagemends ‘Wolf Lake, Indiana - Both Noble and Whitley - County .Phones_ e GLASSES Accuratey and Scientifically - Fitted. Broken lenses * | T replaeed; Mrs. L. P. Wineburg - CHARLES V'INKS AND SON | . Dealer in o { Monum‘el'fus, Vaults, Tombstones, _Building 'Stcv.mer = Bothwell & Vanderford i kawyers o - Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Scalp Massage . - . Manicurigg, Shampooing Hair Tinting and Hair ‘Dressing - Marinello Toilet Preparations il Halr Goods - ILSR TN I [ Necgd/ | ‘

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Tepeka’s 17th Community Public Sale * At J. A. Bowen'’s Feed Barn Topeka Indiana on Wednesday, Feb. «14. ‘Sale ' will. begin at 12:00 o’clock Bhinp. ",y ma . e '+ 30 Head of Horscs--These horses wll rangesin age frowm 3 to 12 years old. Some esira good 3 and 4 year oids, Matched Pairs, farm chunks, fecding horses, shipping horses, gen~ial purpos” boreges and a few driors. These horses will be sold on a positive guaraatec to be as represent: Toing ’ 2t ‘l5 Head ©of Cattl>—-Fresh COWS; cpringers a iew head of young cattle 1 vear old Durham bull - ; | 20 Head of Sheep—This *s a gocd ranch of Ewes. o ’ 75 Hogs hrod Sows all shoals ¢ aiscellanends. Articles—2ooo Wiite Cedar fence Josts 7' feet long, .ariny single trees and double trees, axe Handls, gloves, halter chains, single hed, set single harness, army blangets, good tasn wagon, set britching harness, creain separator, spike tooth Larrow, and mau; other articles not mentioned. | Wi Selling Terms: -Sums under $5.00 five per cent, sums from $5.00" to $25 three 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. ‘ Pl -Terms’of Sale—A credit'B months will be given on all sums gver §55.00 the purchaser ' giving, note with approved security drawing 6 per cent interest from date of sale. All sums of $5.00 and under cashin hand. No property to be removed'until terms of sale are complied with. 1 per cent oft for cash on sums over $5.00 i . '’ ' Harry Bowen, Manager E. R. Kurtz and H. E. Longcor Aucts. : R , Owing to the fact that a "gquorum was not present the Library Board failed to elect oflicers or transat any business Tuesda ynight. - The old officers hold over until their succesosrs are. elected. . ‘ e e — o Hak Fresh : ‘ - Candes, S i lee ’ Cream, . balamn 0 f o hes o 7 Sipdeas , S()das | ; . New | | . Records each month ~Braginton & Earll e . Phage gl

PUBLIC SALE

_ Haiving sold my farm I will offer at public auction at my residence two and one-half miles S. B. of Kimmell and two and one-half miles northwest of Wolf Lake on Tuesday Feb. 6th. . On account of the shortness of the days and so mich to sell we feel that we will have to start the sale at 11 o’clock prompt: : R '5 Head of Horses—Pair of black mares, the Hickman team 6 and 7 years old weight 3200; black gelding § years old weight 1600; black mare 6 years old weight 1500; brown gelding 7 years old weight 1100. : 8 Head of Cattle—Red Shorthorn cow 4 years old giving milk, White Shorthorn cow 5 years old giving milk, registered Holstein cow 10 yrs old weight 1100. i 5 Full Blocded Sorthorn Heifers, bred as follows: Roan Mary 1054182 Calved. Feb. 11th 1921 sire Donside Prince 984289, dam Roan Lady 45th 927850. - Lovely Roan 2nd 1057148, Calved Jan. 4, 1921 sire Rosewood Bar on 601889, dam Lovely Roan 90331 Ballechin Lady 1023970 calved Dec. 13 1920 sire Sylvan Power 487373, dam ‘Ballechin Daisy 7th 985334. Matchless Queen 1024114, calved March 30, 1921 sire ‘Royal Sultan 862975, dam Matchless Clara 927840. Snowflake calved May 25 1920, sire Royal Sultan 862975, dam Snowball 804667. . . 68 Head of Hogs—lo big Type sows, bred to farrow from 10 of March to'i 25; one BigeType Boar grandson of Grand Buster; 57 shoats weight 75 to 100 Ibs. e f : i ‘Six Dozen Chickens mostly Rhode Island Reds. { .\ i ‘Farm Implements—3 ®ets double harness, set single harness, 2 wagons 315 in. Studebaker wagon with triple box, 4 in. Handy wagon, spring wagon Moyer buggy, 7 ft. Deering binder, Johnson corn’ binder, hay loader, side delivery hay rake, tedder, 6-ft. Deering mower, No. 11 Oliver riding plow 405 Oliver walking ° plow, 2 spring tooth harrdws, spike tooth harrow, tandem disc, cultipacker, 2 Oliver riding corn plows, 1 horse cultivator, Superior. drill; one horse Superior drill, John_ Deere corn planter with attachment for dropipng soy beans, Thomas clover seed drill, single shovel plow, double shovel plow, International feed grinder 8-in. burr, -corn sheller, pair bob sleds, good as new, dump boards, 6 hay slings, 2 double harpoon forks, 3 hay knives, sack hauler, feed cooker, 2 hog racks, one just new, log bunks, 4 log chains, 2 barn brooms. Miscellaneous: Set butchering toois consisting of 2 kettles, sausage grinder, lard press 2 hook, 3 hangers, copper kettle; some cider barrels, 3 or 4 open barrels, shovels, forks spades, crow bar, cant hook, grubbing hoe, stone boat, slip crapper, piece 2 :in. pipe 18-ft. long, DeLaval separator No 12, jars, tank heater, 700 of 1% inch plank 500 feet 2x4 and Ix 6 10 to 14 feet 3 wagon tongues, set hay rack sills, grind stone 5 galvanized chicken coops, 6 wooden coops, 1% h p International gas engiffe and pump jack. ~ Terms+All summs of $5 and under cash all sums over $5.00 a credit of 9 tmonths will be given with 6 per cent interest from date; 2 per cent off for L D 3 . ' 1 Jack Buckles. Col. Al Goss, Auct. ‘ H. S. Earnhart & Melvin Blain clerks. ~ Lunch served by the M. E. Aid Society of Kimmell. i Read the ads in the Banner today.

~ Barl Burke is ill'of the flu. * Dr. Arnold Elson is a victim of the The Story Hour will be held at the Library Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Miss Weade will be in charge. For Sale—Sanitary Lunch Clotha. Will gladly call and' show samples. Mrs. Audley Green Phone 361. . Wbtt:i The annual automobile show v;m be held in Indianapolis.for this state March 5 to 10. A big attendance is looked for. = ; | m— ; Cromwell high school basketbalg teams play with teams at Wawaka Friday night. Warm contest are looked for as the teams are pretiy evenly matched. o 'Lindsey and ,Wmebrenner are having constructed a fine bathing beach at Skinner lake. They are placing the gravel on the ice so it will settle in place when a thaw comes. [ T — Adam Kiger father of Mrs. F. B. Parker died at Ovid, Mich., and was buried there last Thursday. Rev. Parker is home but Mrs. Parker wil lremain with her mother sometime, : Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hite and M. ‘and Mrs. John T. Baker attended the funeral of Mrs Clarence Chaffer at ‘Topeka Wednesday = The deceased ‘was a cousin of the Hite brothers.” Manager Frank Odle is now able iwith the use of crutches to visit his office at the Farmers Co-Operative Elevator company. He ‘sutgered 4 jfractured leg at the plant sometime ago in a bad fall. -

Lost, Tuesday somewhere in Ligonier or the north road a pocketbook containing a sum of money and some checks. Finder please leave at Citizens Bank and ‘receive liberal reward. ' Willard Slabaugh. :

William Lockwood the New . York Ce¢ntral signalman who some time ago dropped from a pole to the frozen ground a distance. of forty feet, sustaining bad injuries is now able to get about the house and will' soon be out. : | & ! . S

Wrecks Ford Sedan

. An elderly man accompanied be‘ his wife driving a Ford sedan from Rochester to Waterloo Monday came to grief in this city when his car skidded on the ice and struck the curbing in front of the Harry Selig residence. The driver thinking he had reached the Blazed Trail turned east at .the triangular park and.entereed the wrong street. The machine was taken to a- Ligonier garage for repairs and the aged couple took a N. Y.: C. train for their distination.

Will Ask Damages.

~Floyd O. Jellison former prosecuting attorney of St. Joseph county stated that he would bring acion in damages agains “Tolerance” an anti Ku Klux Klan paper published in Chicgo which stated that he was a member of the K. K. K. Mr. Jellison says he is not and never has been a member and he will not submit to the accusation. | i

Ryhl Burned to Death,

Charles Rurl aged: 22 was hurned to death in a fire which destroyed the interurban railway ear barns in South Bend Monday night entailing a loss to the interurban company of about $500,000. The young man was sleeping in-a car in the barn which was destroyed and his charred remgins were found later by the firemen. His home was in Mich{gan; TR

Dies in Line of Duty.

Dr. Elmer E. Morris 55 well known physician of New Haven was instantly killed Sunday. when his automobile was struck by a fast IndianapolisLima tractiol flyer. The .accident occurred at the ‘station crossing in New Haven while the doctor was re: sponding to a hurried call. g

May Reduce Salaries.

Members of the state board of accounts are working on a measure to be introduced in the legislature providing for the readjustment and equalization of salaries for county officers in Indiana. It is understood that\no salaries are to be increased but - that a.good many will be reduced. 2] AT ‘-

Band Concert Postponed.

Owing to the death of W‘illard‘ Swartz the band concerts to. have been held at the Crysal theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings" have been postponed until a later date Mr. Swartz was a member of the band and number of his musical associates wil lattend his funeral. , Cases Pile Ups - 3 ‘ - Owing ‘to thef act that no one c‘n‘ be found to act as deputy prosecuting! attorney 'at Kendallville '_crimmalh cases are piling up An the mayor's’ court with no one to try them. ' < Moves to Middlebury. { Lewis Johnson has taken the' agency for the Standard Oil eompany at Middlebury and has moved to that} ihis;tor;ic town from Goshen. G ; -~ (Called to Kansas.. ol _ Mrs. Leland Thompson was .called to her old home in Topeka, Kangas Monday by the serious illness of her ifler] <5 D g Bad Tooth Causes Death. ‘Ray Robrer 25 of Goshen is dead | the result of blood poison due to an | eerten o, e bon 1 o RO e G

Public Sale.

- Having rented my farm I wil sell at public auction at my residence 2% miles south of Ligonier 2% miles north of Cromwell and 3 miles north of Kimmell on the Lincoln Highway on Thursday February 15, The fol-! lowing described property to wit; 1 Five Head of Cattle—Three choice team of Perchon mares coming four years old, bay mare weight 1400 pounds coming four years old, roan gelding 9 years old, sorrel driving mare 5 years old. = ' | -Five Heal of Cattle—Three choice milch cows giving milk, one registered Durham cow three years old, §one yearling Durham heifer eligible i to register. ’ ; . Thirty Head of Hogs—Two brood sows with 9 pigs each four weeks old, ten head of shoats weight 100 pounds.” ' ' , Pure Bred Chickens—Three dozen ‘Barred Rock pulelts, ten ‘dozen of ‘brown Leghorn hens. i : " Farming Implements~——New Idea lmaimre spreader, hay loader, side delivery rake, corn planter, McCormick mower, - Little Willie corn plow, Oliver riding plow, 405 breaking plq_w;" ‘American grain drill, wagon, combination hay and hog rack, bob sleds, dump boards,.log . chain work bench, single shovel plow, spring tooth harrow, double shovel plow, fanning mill, three sets of heavy work harness, garden plow, 8 galvanied chicken coops, five hog crates, ‘bee hives, buggy pole, 600 egg Peortor incubator iron kettle, brooder stove. _Household Goods—Dining room table, ‘kitchen table set of dining room chairs, set f kitchen chairs, buffet, kitchen cabinet, bed steads, De: Laval cream _ separator, 10x12 rug power washing machine. : _ Sale begins promptly at 12 o’clock funch will be served by the Corinthian Class of the Christian church. Terms—A credit of 8 months ‘without interest will be given on sums over $5. Sums under $5 cash. | : ! Joseph C. Kimmell E. R. Kurtz, Auct. | ‘Berberich'& Hoak Clerks 50b2t

Day Will Be Observed.

Next Monday, February 12 is Lincolns Birthday and should be ob served particularly in Indiana where the martyred president spent his youth.

- We've Marked 'Em Down. Buy for Less Combination to 1c to 9c Sale Friday, Feb. 9 to Thursday, Feb.ls

- Aluminum Table Spoons 2 for 10e, 3 for Ilc Scrub Brushes 1 for 10c, or 2 for 11c. > ,m‘ ‘Grey Enamel Wash Basins, 1 for 19¢, or 2 for 20e. " o e e SA S T S “Grease Chasers or Wire Dish Cloth, 1 for: .10c or 2 for Ile. e ~Safety Pins, 3 sizes, 1 dozen for se, or 2 ;fdbzen for 6Gc. , L 'Brass Nickeled Safety Pins with: guard, 1 _dozen 10c, or 2 dozen for Ilc. : g . Dress/ Snaps 3'do'zen on card 1 card ‘loc or 2 ‘ GUPHS TOY ... e B Wire Hair Pins, assorted in'box, 1 box for 10¢, or 2 boxes for Ilc.. : ta .Lead Pencils, 1 for sc, or 2 for 6e. . -Kirk’s Flake White aLundry Soap 10 cakes I 400 or 11 for ...t i ii) Ble '-'sMpstches, & boxes 2be, or 6 for 26c;, . . “Jap Rose Toilet Soap, 3 cakes for 25¢ or 4 ° _cakes for 26¢c. L

“Beads all 98¢ Beads 1 string for 98¢ or 2 stﬁnés for 99¢ "Beads all b9¢ Beads 1 string for p9¢ or 2 Strings for .......iiiuwiinmiisinims. 006, 1 o Beads all 15c Beads, 1 string for 15¢ 0 2 SEFNES. AT vt iwmismisisomsisurssrismassissandsions - 16€ [

. COBSET SALE W ‘Corset No. 115, sizes 20, 21, 23,.27 and 28, $2.00 value; close out price .........c......... s"l.o9,_‘s No. 186 size 18 and 20 $1.50 value close ouf gp;'iee_ | Eldsnsthtarbesue b sineass s hdene i sien g thun et vl 8_99? j No. 196 Front Lace Corset sizes 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, and 29 $2.00 value close out - CDIEICE iinocastenassonnobisansibsmmssiontanes ionsenneensnnes DLOF7 Style No. 255 sizes 19, 20, 22 $2.00 value, felgse oltt price each Hltilul i, 's'_l.o9’£;f’l

. Fancy Picture Panel Mirror .$l.OO value price this week each et TR . Fancy Picture Panel Mirror $1.48 value price this weelk-each ... iiniiinnmomminin. $149 - Fancy Picture Panel Mirror 58c value price this week each .......civismininn. 49€ Palmolive Toilet ‘Water $l.OO value Palmolive Talecum Powder 25¢ value the 2 for 99¢ 2k All. lac Cul’tain GOOdS 36'inChe)s Wide 9 yards ¥ for 'OOQVC‘OOO‘Ol‘“‘AlAlQ.flc.llllQo‘l'llontn"n‘u.'.:lp‘.-.1..11."1,1..'1;.t Qgc All ,18(: Curtain Goods 7 yards; 'fpr""""':'"""‘%";“""'“"'."'i"f'f‘ .;‘;i‘eino,n}tus.‘.oc Sastsssansnssssnntien ggc - “_ ¥ Au 2& Marqulsette Curtaln \GGOdS the yard‘ -.c'oq.goc.ntot:y&.'cb.o‘-o‘n:qai-ceqoecn-ooc-eo--oo‘toniuwaotoo’oo" ‘..-.0-n‘g 190 5 i 390 Printed Marqulsette goes at 7Vyal.'ds.for'o_¥'hge *.l!,tg‘;gc;‘o’ooo - e‘-‘o-;n0.0,n-.-.t.'e i.‘1"....1t1“’.‘ ;{ooslcsg 3 . New Percales worth 22¢ to 25c the yard in other stores priced here at ... 2061 . New Dress Ginghams worth 25c¢ to 36c our price the vard .......aidiiin. 20e taoe : e (] i ; Z - : e - — I__P_.;) - :n-'a.’- ‘:“ !'; (; \ﬁ'., ~ Mixed Nuts, English Walnut and Brazils 1 pound 25¢ or 2 pounds for ......cc..miuiunes 26€ - Ribbon Mixed Candy 1 pound 20¢, or 2 POUNAS fOr ...iiiseiliiisssissmienssssssssssrassssisissransssns. SAC . Molasses Kisses go at the pound ....... 10c . Fudge this, week only the pound ...... 16¢' -{ms R - w !{lvl‘v" A SSSR T R i oIM ’, b .' ,-;I‘H( i v"l‘: (,‘ st ( AT S e GR B ee e S et e 1.l e »‘ u& oan§ao UG O JICS ei PO T eeDRR R e L B S T e 54* Vhleet Al et vg b U Lt \.f"‘:, St _\”l\;_.'_‘fﬁl ke *"%‘@4”‘," SRy ;('l‘g‘;‘ug.',if ‘,}g‘%é;*_; 4 nhégg%k ﬁf’ﬁ"};‘y&im SIS R L e e -"’ ‘Some R | Lilce Close Outs in wall Paper @ o 3 0 8 Gl i 1 WEW %iﬁ@?;é“i%”gﬁ%‘%'“%“w

e ,\mxmo B e o) Reduce Your Food Cost! | You not only cut down yQﬁ: food expense T I " Yeh hvebettet' e g B KBS - { SUPERIOR CORNTOP" Holsum or Superior Bread | Contain ﬁore reel n;xt;-imen_t,vthan meat or eggs and \oost ' : -} much less. The richest man in the worla can o . : f buy n§thin¢§¢tter. Sl B | Better Bread In Every)___wey;: The Least Ex- ' © pensive Food You Can Buy. L phe el - ,OniSale‘At e k‘ Miller's Grocery | == Sack’s Grocery | - Wolfe Grocery, Ligonier i Gunderman Grocery Benton, Ind. . “A Bread To Suit Your Individual Taste” A

v g { Auctioneer - 2rione No. 65, Ligonier. ~ W.H.WIGTON Attorney-at-ilaw ! Office in Zimmerman Block . LIGONIER. KD =

‘Cocoa Hard Water Soap, 3 cakes for 25¢ or 4 cakes for 26e. : P& G, Liundry Soap, 10 cakes for 53¢, or X 3 cakes for 54c. : i ‘ Rub—No"-Mqr'e-ﬂ 'Laun’dry Soap, 10 cakes for 5 49 or 11 cakes for il POC - Writing Tablets 1 for s¢, or 2 for ............ 6¢ . Yellow Pads, 2 for 10¢ 3 for ........... 11e t Envelo‘p’eﬁs‘{z packages 20¢c 3 for .......... 2lc Wax Paper 1 Poll Be 2 lollS ~..iimuiienns 6€ ~ Baby Rabber Pants-4 for $l.OO or 5 for'sl.ol Bar Pins and Brooches 1 for 25¢ or 2 for 26¢ Men’s Work Socks 2 pair for 38¢c or 3 pair. fOl‘ ...._._..‘...,.'.:.’.v.b....?.-.....f...,.;;.....,..‘......;.‘..'.'.;.......; 39¢c Darning Cotton 8 for 10c or 4 for ............ 11¢ ~Hat Pins 2 on a card for 29¢ or 2 cards, 4 PINB TOF .. it pad st retobot i macasgsibpapiaites UM . g 3 % M g "A;l- » »I'.'-‘f Choice of 25c Rings, 1 for 25¢ or 2 for ....26¢

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Dr. Maurice Blue ~ VETERINARIAN ~ Offfce; Ju’:t;:herq Farm. A beo‘ne:'Ligonie.r 757 ' Shampooing and Manicuring - Emma C, Tayler Dr, Gants Resldence, One Door South - of Presbyterian Church.