Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 51B, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 February 1923 — Page 2

" We are now making 5 year rfl-oans, secured by first farn§ mortgages, which do not exceed 40 per cent. of the land value including improvements, at the rate of 5 per cent. _ - Larger amounts loai..d at higher rates. o . Callat our Ligonier o{ffice or-write to our Chicago office for information on attractive terms and conditigns. : 0 m "’ D : , .-?":C'S e o ; " = . :) ; ; £"v : S v » THE STRAUS BROTHERS CO. -‘ 10 So. LaSali¢ St., Chicago Ilinois Ligonier, Indiana ' S ~ Fort Wayne, Indiana

g , — “Where are the Dead e Fr:ee Leeture by - _ Alex. Havourd F oréStels,fs Hall, above Crystal Theatre . i» _‘ Ligonier,»lndiana = ;s Sunday, Feb. 18th, 3 P. M. - Millions died during the World War. Where - are they now? Can the living communicate. : withthenl.? e o ¥ , " The Bible evidence will be gived in this interesting e ' lectuye : International Bible Students Seats e No Collection

AT HUDSON'S Spring Tub Fabrics ;‘} vSurer this S'ealééon’s tub fabrics are loirelier.. than.. in rdany_ seasons past, with such a wealth of color and patterns to draw from. L e e

’ . NEW TISSUES . Complete selection of 32- } inch Tissues in all colors ; and patterns. There will “be a scarcity of this ma--I'tefial_‘later.,v' T ' 39¢ and 59¢ yard : eA.. R 4 2 ~ NEW LINENS ' .A; forty-fiive ?rlinc‘h all linen cloth shrunk down to 36 inghes. We have this fabrics in white and all the bright clors.. . . Beeved 'porTED SWissEs 86nch Dotted Swisses all desirable summer colors s

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NEW RATINE Ratinein plain colors and fancy paterns. The mgte—rial you will wear all summer. The new shades are very pretty. L : 89c and $l.OO yard ~ NEW GINGHAMS The largest. aesbr-tment of colors and paterns we have ever offered in this department. Surely we have ot missed anything new in this department. ~ 25c, 30¢, 35 yard RONDAC SUITING Rondac Suiting.. in.. 36 inches wide and comes in el colors. A material very and summer garments. *

The Ligomer Banner | : : ,‘tsufnusuzp 18es. s g Publishgd by ' "he Banner Publishing Company . 'W.C, B. HARRISON Editor : [ ARt sty | Published every Monday and Thursday sad enté®ed in the Postoffice at Ligonter, Ind., as second class matter.

Rather Graye Charge.

. Charges that a Democratic member of the Indiana legislature had been offered: $l,OOO to influence five of his colleagues to vote for Governor MeCray’s | $2,000,000 reformatory appropriation and that Democrats had been threatened with the loss of their jobs back home unless they supported ‘the item were made on the floor of the house late -Monday afternoon by Re presentative John W. Kitch Democrat of Plymouth, when the administration budget bill carrying a total of $15,475,316 was |passed by a vote of 53 to 42. It carries the $l,-500,000 reformatory appropriation. ;

Takes Jife at Louisville.

Phillip L. Lambelle formerly of Ft Wayne and later of Goshen credited by Louisville Ky., police with having operated under fifteen! aliiases in various cities as a forger, died Sunday in a hospital there from a revolver bullet wound in his head self inflicted—with a weapon taken from a drawer at detective headquarters as he was being questioned Saturday afternoon. : L -

Milférd Man Caught.

As the result of raids made Sunday night at Milford Edward J. Griewank proprietor of a harness shop theére ap"peared before Mayor John A. Sloane in Warsaw Monday charged with liquor law violations.: A :number of officers including Constble Mabie of Syracuse, made the search and Sunday night the party went to the Grie: wan kshop and there found a comwnk shop and there found a comand two barrels of wine. This was taken as evidence. .

York Township Wins Flag.

‘When the Christmas seal sale was conducted during the holidays the or ganization offered a prize a hand some American flag to the township school that sold them ost seals per capita. [The honors of the contest and the beautiful flag have been awarded District School No. 1 of York township of which Miss Gladys Kettleborough is teacher. ’ et gl

Wawaka Makes Reecord,

" At the annuald meeting of the Wawaka Shippers Association Lloyd Gerver and Russell King were renamed directors. The records show that forty-six decks were shipped...ten more than the previous year, 3,104 bogs, 65 cattle, 314 calves and 405 sheep and lambs making a value of $72,076.65. 3

Public Sales Make Record.

Public sales are more numerous this year than at any other season ‘in the history of the county. Hard times are driving farmers to the towns where they expect to gain more profitable employment. '

Buy '’ Coulter’s Bread.

. Every resident of Ligonier who buys bread should when ordering from a dealer call for Coulter’s product. It is baked in this city by .a gentleman who has invested his.money here, pays taxes and contributes to all enterprises for the up-building of the ¢ity: -He has moved his family to Ligonier and has taken up a permament residence. Aside from these he makes better bread than the importeq article and when outside dealers came and urged him to raise the price of his product to 13 cents a loaf he declined to enter such a price-raising combination and maintained his price at the one he started with 11 eents a loaf, : S e Coulter’s bread is not only the best bread offered for sale in Ligonier but all the otherp roducts of his ‘plant are of superior quality. The . admonition “Patronize Home Industries” should apply to Coulter’s Bread as-well as to other lines or commodities. R S e

K .. Coffield P 's",,,‘\, b:;‘ : Sees z .A v -, - / -‘ : 5 : : v : i . - e : N ‘ . 55 A Foea §

, The practical housewife with a normal family “who does not own an electric Washer actually pays out in cold _cash between fifty and one hundred dollars a year for the. privilege of either doing the work by hand herself ‘or haying a laundress to do'it. Not many women will admit that _entertaining a laundress fifty-two times a year is a form of restful happiness which is worth one hundred bucks—when she says she cannol afford a washing machine, ask her whether she can better afford to ;_pgy?"gl;;fifiq;iteiia washing - woman—which is about what it cests here not to own an Electric Washer when you figure the normal life of the "machine, You can have the Coffield demonstrated in your ‘home, U e e e b CALEORPHONE 188 0

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Big Type Poland Sale.

- Otis Baker will offer at public anc-| tion ‘at the Lepird Feed Barn in Ligonier. ‘Sale to begin at noon Saturday Felwigr, = .o 40 Head Big Type Polands.” A Boar by the $30,000 Designer Sign aCheck, © - o A" Giantess boar by Chess Big Timber s F il i “Big Type Polands Sell” > This is:one of the greatest sales of the season Sows in the 800 class. Gilts from 300 to 400 pounds. : Sired by: The Hearold, Mountain Bill Jr., Aviation, Prairie Giant, Cavilier 3rd, Chess, a son of Peter Fan - o v ; : “Pams by: The Clansman, Giant Buster, The Harvester, Prairie Giant, Pumple’s Wonder, Gladiator . .and Loucks’ Big Bob. i i 3 Boars sell: 1 by Chess; 2 by the ‘Herald. i e - | Sign a Check is the greast yearling boar we ever owned. O show hog. A boar in the 1200 Ilb, clas. Get in boys, this will be a bargain sale. Sows breed to these great boars will be better than gold bond investment. Do not forget to be with us on day of 'sale. Bids sent Col. E. R. Kurtz, Ligonier, Indiana inc are of Big Type Poland Farm will be handled strictly honest you will get them for what they bring. Sale held indoors. Catalog mailed by request. : + +Big Type Poland Farm Col. E. R. Kurtz, Auct. - Otis Baker Prop; Ligonier Indiana. :

The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Mike Hire farm oune mile north and 3 miles west of Ligonier or 3 miles south and 2 miles east of Millersburg on Wednesday, Feb. 21. Commencing at 12 o’clock sharp. 3 Head of Horses—An extra good team of sorrels 4 and 5 years old weight 3000 Ibs.,, Black mare 8 years old weight 1600 lbs. Pogls ] ' 3 Head of aCttle—Full blood Jersey cow 10 years old calf by side, red brindlé. cow 6 years old was fresh in Dec., yellow brindle cow 4 years old fresh by day of sale. Bea e - 27 'Head of Hogs—s full blood Duroc sows due to farrow by first of April, 22 shoats weighing from 60 to 3dhs, L s : 15 Good Ewes due to lamb by last of March and first.of April. 5 ‘ . Farm. Implements—l. C. C. cor'ni planted, fertilizer attachment, John Deere riding corn plow, 14 disc harrow, 25-tooth 3 section lever harrow, 75-tooth :spike harrow, 12 disc, fertilizer grain drill, combination Massier Harris side rake and tedder, McCormick binder tongue truek 7 foot cut, Oliver Sulk: plow, John Deere iron wheel wagon, Studebaker wagon, Birdsell tripple wagon box, flat bottom hé‘yl rack, -3" A hog houses, 2 6x6, 1 6x7, self feeder grind stone, pump jack, 4xhorse eveners, heavy set breeching ‘harnes, set single harness, horse collars, churn, 2 cupboards, 2 kitchen tables, wringer bench, washer and many other articles. : R Terms of sale—A credit of 6 months will be given on all sums over sss. If not paid when due interest at 8 per cent from date of sale. All sums of $5 and under cash in hand. e ‘Sherley M. Loy. ‘ : H. E. Longcorn, Auctioneer. * o

lThe undersigned : wil lsell at public auction on their farm, known as the Schlichtenmyer farm % mile south of Brimfield and 4 miles northeas of Albion the following personal ‘property on Friday February 23. . Commencing at 12 o’clock ‘sharp. - 5 Head of work Horses . 2 Good milk Cows—Holstein cow 6 years old will be fresh in March, Durham coy 6 years old, will be fresh in March. ! ' 5 Hay and Grain—lo tons of clover and timothy mixed hay, 1000 bushels of corn in crib a,lso some corn in the shock, 300 bushels of oats, 70 bushels pave. . . : Farm Implements—MeCormick binder, Ohio hay loader, rude widespread manure spreader, Superior grain drill disc and tandem, Deering mowérq Ideal corn planter, Oliver riding plow 2 John Deere cultivators,” Turnbull farm wagon, double wagon box, bob' sleds, spring tooth _harrow, oats seeder, Oliver walking plow, land .roller, hay tedder, 2 hay racks, dump boards, platform scales, 2 stock racks

What it Costs WQShinfg .

Public Sale.

Public Sale

farm wagon No. 2, 3 sets work harness, set buggy harnes, 2 hand cultivators, shovel plow, extension ladder, 6 white ash ‘wagon tongues, sleigh, Hoosier corn sheller, self hog feeder, 2 hog troughs, fanning mfll, stone boat, pitch forks, work bench, hand tools, post digger, grind stone, wheel ‘barrow, crow bar, seeder, apple tree trimmer, horse collar, log chain and ‘many other articles not mentioned. Terms of Sale—Sums of $5.00 an under cash in hand., A credit of seven months will be given on all sfim{ over $6.00 drawing 6 per cent interset from date of sale purchaser giving not with good freehold security. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. 8y ~ Green Brothers and Oldfather Col. John Singleton Auct. g G. L. Foote Clerk ,

Fruit Trees and Shrubbery.

- All kinds of nursey stock sold at thel owest prices with a guarantee for six years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write to or call me at Tigonier. Chauncey Wagoner. ® bobtt

Wanted.

Poultry hides ‘and all kinds ‘of junk I will pay ‘the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Teélephone 2on 438 Ligonier. ‘l2ate

For Sale—Foritruck with icab and platform, good as mnew, one 10-foot tioor counter case. two 8 foot floor counter cases all with plate -glass;’, tops. The Star Crocery, Ligonier, Phone 49. / - 49atf

M. K. Kreider, the veteran physi. cian of Goshen, was called to Ligo nier Monday in consultation. :

First Preshyterian Church Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. i Residence the Manse 318 Third St. - Telephone 345. Gk ' Sunday School 9:30 a. m. : Morning Service 10:45 a. m. : d " ¥espers 5:00 p. m. - Prayer meeting Wed. 7p. m. o “The Church. With a Welcome.”

From Feb. 8 to Feb. 1 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: = =

$1:00 COMBINATION NO. 1 $l.OO - - 1 Loal of bread - e ) o 1 Can Karo Syrup 114 Ib. 1 Can .Sugar Corn - ‘ ' 1 Can Peas Early June - I package Kellogs Corn Flakes 1 package Tigar Rolled Oats - ‘ 1 package Gold Dust - : : - .I.Cake P & G Soap S v g : 1 Bbx Jello i 1 Bob Argo Starch el s = i $l.OO 10.1b8. Bupar . . L aaide B 9 | : = e -+ $l.OO COMBINATION NO. 2 $l.OO .1 pkg Foulds Macaroni i s 1 14 Ib. can Royal Baking Powder - 11 Ib. Corn Starch e e ’ -1 Box Lux G x 3 1 Can Red Seal Lye . ' roo b - 1 14 Ib. Black Cros Tea ~ e * - 1 Can. Pumpkin - b g 1 Can Hominy s ' e o - $l.OO 10 Iha, Sugar: oial s kg, 89 Total . . “S§@Yv $2.00 COMBINATION NO. 38200 o ; x bl ; i %ok + 111 b. A & H Soda o e .~ 114 b Calumet Baking Powder = - : 1 Large Can Pet Milk et 11 Ib. Bulk Coffee A . -1 Large Post Toasties o o -1 Post Bran Flakes == e Dy - Dosck McKingiel: lenr = .. o» 1 can Salmon, pink. =~ . - - - 5 Rolls Crepe Toilet ng(er B - 3 Cans True Worth Pork and Beans . = 10 Ibes Suparosoic i ig 0 e

~ $2.00 COMBINATION NO. 4260 * 1 Can Gold Bar Apricots | x 1 Can Sun Kist Yellow Peaches = : 1 Can Libby Saur Kraut a 8 1 Can Pride of Virginia Red Ripe Tomato 5 Bars 01-Opalm Toilet Soap = <o 1 pkg Mothers Rolled Oats (Aluminum) 3 large Rolls Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper 1 Box Old Dutch Cleanser = s 1 Box Climaline ° ol e 25 lbs. Cane ) suga,r ....eu..i’iu:.-ec:on:‘..;.vii..tu.t’_‘ i{%é"}

- Stansbury’s Double Store CLIGONIER . oo e

&0 . AMark ot Distinction - | skEßes( MAKE BREAD | e@l Your Main Dish! | ANSE R and you won't have to worry| e,@ . es R _ your food bills will be less , SUPERIOR or HOLSUM .| Means better bread, and better meals, made : | |e et DEItEY, are_vbetter.. el “‘| ey J . OpSeewt . - e - SR R s . ‘Miller’s Grocery -=% - Sacksßakery = W STgEED | Wolfe Grocery ph - - Ligonier, Ind ;'g,;_n Gunderman Grocery = &&Fiiiihs . ‘Bestonded 0 ABread for Your ladividinl Tuste | o |

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| 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 OWN SELECTION _ i HOME ‘HOME SWEET HOME ' What is home without the artistic touch of a good-wife? Not only to cook a good ~meal but there are other things she does to make that home beautiful and pleasant she needs new curtains and drapes. , » 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. S 1 ~ Art Silks from 50c to $l.OO the yard. : - 36 inch Cretones only 25¢ the yard. . 86 inch Madres 20c to 50c the yard. v Other Curtain Nets from 50c 75¢c $1 to-$1.35 - MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS AND GET 25 - LBS. OF GRANULATED SUGAR FOR 1.76 YARD GOODS FOR YOUR SPRING | o SEWING - i BUY A $3.00 ORDER AND GET YOUR 25 - LBS. OF GRANLLATED SUGAR FOR 1.76 . 'A'NEW LINE OF FANCY AND PLAIN CREPES FOR UNDERGARMENTS, . Windsor, Crepes, Plissa Crepes and Figured, - Tokeyo Flowered Crepes, The new spring ; faghiQn decrees “that you must use Crepes . Dusll fancy Jugesie sionnts. Come Yo o ~ AND GET YOUR 25 LBS. GRANULATED ~ -SUGAR FOR $1.76 WITH $3.00 ORDER... ~~ WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT ~ Long Cloth, Cambric, for fine undergar~‘ments, Night Gowns and all - fine lingerie - WITH YOUR 3.00 COMBINATION ORDER - MUSLIN SHEETING DEPARTMENT el 40 inch Pillow Tubing. = | 042 inch Pillow Tubing. .~ | | O DR iBl e s