Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 51B, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 February 1923 — Page 4

January and February Investments o 5% s ~ Noble County GRAVEL ROAD BONDS Price ‘o,n,v ‘Applicaficn - o ;Write"‘.or :Call'on - MIER STATE BANK LIGONIER, INDIANA

Jet White Groceteriz ' We invite you to make'a.eompasisp}l of qur. prices with those | of any other store, anywhere. Our reéular:prices are lower than the so-called special sale prices. of our competitors. “THERE’S ‘A REASAN”. We buy in large quantities, sell for cash only and operate with the lowest 'overhegd expense. ‘ Ve know we can save you money. . You owe it to yourself: to see where you can buy the cheapest. . - Su sar Finest Cane Granulated Sugar, per pound 73 : : g v : ~ (None to {dealers) 4C Flour Pillsbury’s Best 98c; Perfect $1.15; Columbia City 85¢; Swan Down 30c. o

Jdello all flaviors ..................00n0 92 ‘Knox";Gelatinef R, 20e Large Quaker Oats s 250 Large Instant Postﬁm i ABe Large Royal Baking Powdqr* 43¢ Large Post Toasties 2 for ... 25¢ Small Post Toasties 3 for ... 25¢

- | We want your butter and eggs and will pay highest market prices. | ’ , - ; = , Come in and see how easy it is teﬁ select your 6wn groceries. We'll help you. We'll save your time as well as your money. - Remember our slogan—{WE SELL IT FOR LESS” Jet White Groceteria Phone 20 . . H. P SISTERHEN, Manager.

e ——————————— : : 'm’ - = = —— et , N -~ White Cedar Posts o , .~ 3to4inchtops. 7 feet long STRICTLY No. 1 CUT FROM LIVE TIMBE i ILY No. 1 CUT FROM LIVE TIMBER ~ No Culls Whatever : ‘ i : - ’ , : : 5 : : ; = : 3% ; ~ If Taken Off Car Each b 1 - . ‘ , - S S S — s : . . 4toSinch tops 7 feet long ~ Strictly No. ICu Live Timber - otrictly No. 1 Cut From Live Timber ~+ If Taken From Car Each. 25¢ e : 3 : - o Z 5 % i ¢ & :7ei:!: ; e Z e e S B Ic each extra if snot taken from car. e will also £ . s . ’ s - - ' ‘ ° L : : o fadign -make a reduccion on fence if taken from c¢ar. .We have THREE styles of locks. so certainly we eanpj ase you. Leave your orders for either fence or fence posts at once so that we can notify you when e e ‘ i?% ‘h,; 7“ %ﬁ w}{f ;’ ,‘w ,’ = e AN / * q*:e( 7;2‘! ey . T el e T b BRI L sel ATV

P & G Naptha soap 10 for .. 48¢ Kirks ‘Flake soap 10 for ... 48c Fels Naptha soap 10 for .... 55¢ Best Wisconsin Cheese Ib. ....35¢ Good Luck Margerine Ib. ... 26¢ Nucoa Nut Butter Ib ............ 25¢ Perfection Crackers Ib. .... 1214¢

NOTICE

The public s'aly‘e‘-fof's']qe Kimmell has been postponed to Wed. Feb. 21

Office Positions in South Bend may be secured by a short intensive course in the South Bend Business College. Either resident or Home Study Courses Typewriters furnished home study Students. : Write for Budget No. 3. : i bOb6t*

Card of Thanks.

We take this means to thank all our friends and neighbors for the heip and many kind acts shown us during the sickness and death of our mothér, Mrs. J. J. Wills. e : -, Mrs. Hattie Emmitt. - : Mrs. Maggie Bordner, v George A. Wills. e : o O G Stillwell, P 2 Man Wanted. ‘ | . A large Chicago heating and lighting corporation wants energetic man or man and wife to manage retail store in Qdgonier. 1 Kk o o . This is a permanent position bring ing exceptionally large earnings for trustworthy. man who can furnish from $3OO to $5OO on goods. No experience necessary as factory man instructs you. Personal application given preference. Particulars at our ‘Fort Wayne branch, 201 West Main Steret, Gloria Light Co. Ao

b a 2 Pt 3 Ho i .‘,ﬁuﬁ\ N Ao G RPN AE7RaaEe R e N P -l (S - Lama . ] X pßonucr] . L ; 50 : £ It can’t leak G s .9 g because lit’s .| s ° i " R - made In one | G W 4 s * piece — that’s ~ || | why we. guar- | antee satisfac- . tion or your | money back. ‘ Complete line of : - Kantleek Rubber . goods. - Prices ! { from 40gto $4.75 ° % C. S. Griffith C. 5. Griffith " The REXALL Store

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, _

CrystalTheatre

WEDNESDAY AND THUKSDAY, FEB, 14 and 15 o / “THE HEADLESS HORSEMEN” with WILL ROGERS as Iw: Crane adapted from Washington Irving’s “Legend of Sleepy HolloW™Sust imagine! The inimitable Will Rodgers as the eccenirie” school master of Sleepy Hollow here is a characterization that will live forever and a dramatization that will nevre be forgotten. . Also a splendid comedy. Adm. 15 20 25¢ : - : : ' i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEB. 16 AND 17 e “AFFINITIES” with Collen Moore and John Bowers from Mary Reoberts Rineharts clever drama a strory of a bad little good girl, - LA SUNDAY AND MONDAY FEB. 18 AND 19 < o EL(WE NEVER DIES” from Will N. Harben story “The Cottage of ‘Delight” an extra fine production also Lloyd Hamilton “Ham” in splendid comedy called “Danger” v : ; _ COMING FEB. 20, 21, 22 ok , _ - “THE KENTUCKY DERBY” and Harold Lloyd in “Never Weaken” big show. ! o - g e ,

- Mary E. Wills daughter of> William and Rebecca Warvel was born May tst 1848 in Beamsville, Ohio and de-| parted this life Feb. 9th 1923 aged 74 years 9 months and 8 days. Deceased came to Ligonier Indiana 46 years sgo. and has maintained continuous| residence here since that time. Mrs. Wills was a very active woman possessed as she was of an unusually strong constitution she carried on her work until she was stricken down with the illness that finally claimed her, and yet in her activities she did not forget to minister to those whd were in need and i was always a joy for htér-te-do for others. ; In 1873 she united with the Disciple church at Greenville, Ohip and maintained her membership there until death. On Nov. 2d she suffered a stroke of paralysis; from which she failed to recover, since that time kind hands have ministered to her needs, she feared not death but faced it with calmness, assured that death mean}_} ‘for her a home in Heaven. j Among her effects and written by her own hand were these words, expressive of the deceased. : | “The pains of death are past - Labor and sorrows cease and life’s 'warfare closed at last. 20 ‘Her soul is found in peace i' .Soldier of Christ well done . Praise be thy new employ and: while eternal ages run . o _ - Rest in thy Saviours joy.” me There remain to sorrow at her going four children Mrs. Hattie Emmett of Detroit, Mich. Charley Stillwell, of Columbus, Ohio, Maggie Bordner, Mishawaka, Ind., and George Wills of Ogden Utah. Two children William Vanscoyhe and Anna Wills having ‘preceeded her in death. Besides these remain one brother L. H. War: vel of Converse, ' Ind., and two sis‘ters Mrs. 1. H. Kooken of Garrett, axg{dLueinda ,H’ohn of Greenville, Ohic six grandchildren. o . Good ‘bye dear niother we’ll meet you in the morning in the city whose builder and maker is God. 7 Funeral services held at the late jhome in charge of Rev. A. E. Grubbs of Warsaw assisted by Rev. F, B. Parlﬁr Ligonier burial Oakwood cemetery. 7 A :

-_ ‘Public Sale > ‘The undersigned will sell/ at public auction on ‘the George Stacker farm 4 miles west and three fourth mile south of Ligonier, sale commencing at ten o’clock on Tuesday Feb. 20. The following property to-wit: Sk 4 Heaﬁ of Horses—Black mare 12 vears old weight 1400, black horse 5 years old weight 1400, 2 bay work horses. . gl 2 Head of Cattle—Jersey cow 6 years old giving milk roan cow giving milk. e y : Good Brood Sow Implements—Osborne binder, tung itruck good as new,McCormick mower ‘good as new, Bander corn cutter, corn-sheller, Oliver riding plow, S'yr-‘ ‘acuse walking plow, riding cultiva.tor, 24-tooth spring tooth harrow, spike tooth harrow, 1 horse spring ‘tooth cultivator, 1 horse low land cultivator, fence stretcher, 3 wagons farm wagon, Studebaker wagon tripple wagon, grain box tight, 2 hay racks 16 and 14 ft. ith side boards, barn scales 800 pounds, Keasey cart self binder, feed grinder, good as. new, iron kettle, seed corn grader, 2 sets of work harness, good as new, collars, fly nets leather, single harness, pair horse blankets, = vinegar barrel, cider barrel, galvanied water trough for hogs, cream separator and cream can, log ¢chain, pitch forks cow chains, grain scoops, tile scoop, pump jak, 4-horse eveners, other articles too numerous to mention. -About 75 bushels of oats. - John Ferm o E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer ' : . My Shop will be open at all ﬁmes] for painting of any description. See me before having your painting work | done. Wallace Jackson. ~ 46bt To Bretz for Glasses L % ~ (Attractive Rissy, GLASSES | __ B e gy "~ N/ Older Folks | Vanihah L n e T e R A happy expression and contented . ! - mmﬁaretzmﬁfeﬂmblg-resultsw 01 | correctly focused and fitted giasses. | ‘Wmmggmmmmm ing (ro evesof thoke advaneea in | . fise ind assure aecurate esults in s = o N e R R T N e e e Nevin L. bretz! %ﬁ%fﬁﬁ@;@zg e o onm L Vo S e SR M R R e ClShe sl £t i . S A RO e

Obituary.

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 fyrnished. In.| quire of W. A. Cochran. 46bte . For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 8 inches, great for fence posts. lAquire of Joe Miller. ; 26btf . For Sale—Some good chunk horges at the right price. Otis Baker Ligonier, Ind. ‘ i ,49b_t2 Pure Milk and‘&ﬂaple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city. Earl James. Phone 831. Lo o DR - FOR SALE at a,bargain a cutter in fair condition. See §. C. Wilhelm. L : 49atf Vil ozt . n —___.-______:_‘ : i ite Thomas, A. Edison who works 18 'hours a day celebrated his 77th birthday annivei:sary Sunday. = = o ‘

Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at public ‘auction on the Silburn farm two and' one-half miles west of Ligonier on the Lincoln Highway on Monday Feb. 19. Commencing at 12 o’clock sharp. : i ; 7 Head of Horses—One iron grey horse 9 years old weight 1600, one iron grey mare 8§ years old weight 1550, one bay horse 7 years old weight 1600, one bay mare .6 years old weight 1500, one blue roan mare T years old weight 1400, one bay mare“ 8 years old weight 1450, one sorrel horse 7 years old weight 1400. ‘ 33 Head of Cattle—4 cows giving milk, 2 heifers coming 2 years old, 2 heifer calves, Shorthorn bull coming 2 years old, 22 head of feeding steers weight 1100. = T 27 Head of Hogs—4 brood sows to farrow in March sow ill farrow by day of sale, sow and six pigs, 14 shoats weight 100 Ibs., Chester White boar. ! = i _ Farm Implements— § fot McCormick -Binder new, 5 foot Deering mower, Hoosier grain drill good as _pew, 17 foot disc , 3 section spike tooth har‘row, 2 Oliver sulky plows, 2 horse ‘walking plow, 2 riding cultivators, ‘hay loader, a wagon, 2 wagon hoxes hay rack, 3 sets work harness, manure spreader and many other articles not mentioned. ‘ S 10 tons clover hay, 1000. bushels of corn in crib, 300 bushels of oats, 12 bushels Yellow Dent Seed Corn. - Terms of Sale—All sums under $5 cash, all sums over $5 a credit of 7 months will be given with 6 per cent interest from date of sale, 2 per cent off for cash. C. B. Hyde. e

WALL PAPER - 4 : ; ; : PAINTS ‘ | Wonderful Bargains for Friday, Saturday oo o and Menday . WE BUY AND SELL FOR LESS IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP HERE

: = : DRY GOOD Guaranteed fast-color Ratines, plain and fancies- 75¢ to 85c values priced special the VAP e i BN AN B 9 WHY PAY MORE? 1 yd. wide Percales, all - the newest colorings, worth 22c to 25¢ the Fard oUr Price’ ......iucsiiisecmssssmmosss 208 Here is one to shoot at White Turkish Towel heavy pile, 45 by 23 inches 50c value go at 89c - Turkish Toweling good quality priced for 3 dayathey ®yd .. il i e a 25

Hill Muslin 25¢ anlue\ofn'v price these ‘three daysrthéy ard 20c 2 COMPARE PRICE AND QUALITY—BUY HERE AND SAVE .

Men’s Work Shirts blue chambray $l.OO value buy them here for 3 days at ............ T9¢ Safety Razor with one Gillette blade, compiete at each (w4OO Ladies’ Hose cordovan go this week at 10c thep air. Limit 3 pair. B e= X - : ;G2 * " : Wax Paper 5c ypollsp riced special for three: days only 4 rolls for ... 108

: A FEW SPECIALS AT OUR SOAP DEPARTMENT : RUb'NO-More Powder 6::’&!:‘ V‘Ol‘...';o.;oo’._'!"%?‘;.?..'.;.l.."..‘.lit"tvtt"U:OQ.l&OA“'"A.- ",-u-;n'noq-‘-‘-’,--‘o.oo.vo.i’c-"'----0..-~oo¢- & 3 Rub_No_More Soap 10 b:aﬁsf ‘iQr :,,K.,..... '..:‘:':;:,.-!'::’.':“ ssseben Qofo.ooew;o”’m . v;o‘;oi'i . lt.;_' a,‘.;g.-;.; - ;-o‘i.cnt-litﬂﬂ""." & Waltkes Naptha, Soap 10 HBKE,fOT w.ov.eosfSilisitymitinnmeiomssesssuissmsmisivsssssmssnns s 4G P & G Naptha S()ap 10 baf ; fﬂr i ":_‘. "“!’.‘;{‘3‘ T %ﬁ?.....‘l‘}lf;"’-.‘ seey "'v_','""‘““v“‘“.’rb":' Qcc*‘ng.‘, w i ~‘....;-Q-..‘u.,}_.« w o . ‘ - £ i ’“.._M—-—-——-—‘ e ' ety NN BPRCIALR . W . Ribbon Mixed Can(ry \1 pound 20c or 2 POUNAR FOF Loviviviiiiin i i witii o neadiisi ' Mixed Nuts - (English Walnuts ‘and Brazils) 1 pound 30c or 2 pounds for ....c....... 3le Fudge prleed speglal the pound ;Q;..".;.‘."’.g.1q'. . .;r. ki :u:‘o--oo’;.ni._e‘po\q!_io&9.. ~ >ltq’llo(|U;.QU&‘.OQ’.t-n;i‘v‘\‘...ll‘!‘Cm—m?;gf;; i Mola,s_ges : Kllﬂ&eﬁ ‘ the pottnd YEARRESRSIREnunsnstans RarAYRNRR N ERR AN SAPNENINNERD v r LU RHL Ehna Re sSeAR Y '““xm

7N | THE WINCHE: TER stors | ‘i§‘ & Ligonier's Leading Hardware \-/ i S22\ , = 2 The Most Convenient - Flashlight _' A Winchester Flaéhlight vi‘é handy and easy to operatfe. It never fails to give a~quick:fl_ash or a steady beam of light ' as you command. ety » : . Such features as t»he patented safety switch, extra thick seamless zinc battery can, and spun-in lens make ~ them the most popular flashlights we have ever sold. - This is flashlight week at our store. Come in and see our complete assortment of styles and sizes.

HITL] : v B ! al\!lg!! e ‘ . ‘?\‘\\\ T -\ S ”“_—"_—) i Winchester Miners Type Flashlight. Tested lens with silver plate reflector attractive in. apperance efficient in operation. Price $l.OO up complete with battery. = _ ,

For best results use Winchester Batteries

Weir & Cowley

Beauty and Durability are the ath acﬁﬂved','featufes of the new ~ Automobile But ‘servi,ce and 'saw‘rving are Vqﬁalﬁities; no to be ignored " Let me demonst'tdfe’ ‘this wonderful car foryou Otis Baker,Agent - .Ligonier, Ind. |

SPECIALS S ; Stevens All Linen: Crash Toweling 30c value - priced the yard ..ol aiiiietepms S 8 Pepperell Shegtin 81 inches wide 75c value . priced for this week at ..o 99E - Cretonnes and Challies 19¢c the yard. You will pay more elsewhere. =~ . . Huck Towels they are in the window at this time at 2 for 25¢ ;buy them this week at each sl s e 9

7-ft Window Blinds dark green oil finish cloth (not water color mounted .on guaranteed rollers 85c value priced at each .... 69¢ Oi'i Clothes lights or darks 358 to 50¢ value Bhe Fard iit ik SO Fish Bowls flat bottoms 3 sizes priced each at .......ivipinnininns 50c, 89c and $1.50 Men’s Hose black and cordovan go three days at 10c pair. Limit 8 pair.

LN\t = = e T b y h // AL ST PR =7 : % '\___ : L ~ Winchester Searchlight Type Designed | for o¢utdoor wuse. Throws a wide beam of light. Fibre or nickel cases. °

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