Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 52B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 February 1923 — Page 2

~ CONVENIENT - PRODUCING are ;t;he, Cexjtifieates" ;of- jDepesit of the Citizens Bank.» ‘ 1 Y They are backed by our entire resources; issued for any amount from $l.OO up; for periods from 6to 12 months; and yeald 4 per eentsinterest at matunty, Ouir officers will gladly supply you further details upon touest., - ' -~ Citizens Bank : LIGONIER INDIANA .

Home of the Dodge Car - Lincoln Highway Ga;;rage o Ligonier, -~ -:= ' Indiana | Siberling Tires 30x3 Cord - $12,50 | Portage Tires 30x3} Fabric 8.50 - Automobile Accessries ' Machine Work and Reﬁairivng' of all Kinds Ligonier Auto Sales Co.

E.R. Kurtz Auctioneer Pnone No. 65, Ligonier. Dr. Maurice Blue | VETERINARIAN - Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 757

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SCALP TREATMENT Shampeoing and Manicuring .. Emma C. Taylor Dr. Gants Residence, One Door South of Presbyterian /Church. Harry L. Benner . Auctioneer e ~ Open Mends ~ Wolf Lake,'gﬁdiana » ~ Both Nobje and Whitley - ! County Phones

The Ligomer Banner . limedtyt “he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postofice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Farewell Party.

A farwell party was given Mr. and Mrs.° Karl C. Hayden, Monday evening at their home two miles north of the city; the affair being successful ly planned by Mrs. Willard Tyler and Mrs. Adrain Adair. The evening was spent in playing games, the prizes being won by Mrs. Ray Slabaugh, John Grooms and Eli Beckner. Those present were Mess Ts. ‘and Mesdames Willard Tyler, Rush Cunningham, Earl Hastetter, Dale Hite and -children, Eli Beckner ana children, John Grooms and son, Ray Slabaugh, and the Misses Lucile Stewart and Margaret Beckner. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden soon leave for Mishawaka, and the best wishes of their many friends go with them.

~ Another National Holiday. | Today, Thursday, February 22, ix another anniversary of the birth of George Washington, first president of the United States and father of his country. :Tl}e anniversary date is a national holfday and is. being observ ed by the banks and local postoffice. There was no city or rural delivery service. The office was open untii ten o’clock. The day is also being observed in the city schools. Serves Him Right With That Name. 1 Frank Bojancick of Elkhart, was! assessed fines and costs of $25, $ll and $ll in the Elkhart city court |when he pleaded guilty to driving a |car while intoxicated, public intoxi- | cation and driving ‘a car with old liecnse plates. ) : Revenue Agents Here. Charles A. Shirk, detputy revenuz collector of internal revenue department will be in Ligonier February 26, 27 and 28 to assist taxpayers who |lwish to file income tax returns. He will be one day each at the three Ligonier banks. : e

Goshen Woman Dies.

Mrs. Samuel Osborn, 73, died Monday night the result of burns: suffer: ed when her clothing caught fire by an overheated stove in her home. Mrs. Lon Ganger, a daughter, was badly burned in trying to save her mother. ' : © Rabbi Mark to Lecture. Rabbi Mark will deliver a lecturs at the Jewish teniple Friday evening to the general public on the subject “Washington, ‘a. Force for Freedom”. Everybody invited. : . .Zion Meeting., Zion services every Lord’s day in Modern Woodmen hall opposite the Crystal theater at 7:30 p. m. Everyone welcome and ‘see the bible taught and illustrdted by chart. i Meeting of H. E. Club. . The Home Economic Club will meet in the library Friday to continue its reed work. Lot ~ Floyd Shallenbarger who is soon to have a public sale will locate with his family -in Toledo, Ohio. '

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“STARLIGHT BAY” “ONLY JUST SUPPOSE” By Carl Fenton’s Orchestra “OPEN YOUR ARMS MY ~ ALABAMY” ‘ “NOTHING BUT” ‘ By Belnie Kruger’s orchestra

“HE MAY BE YOUR MAN - BUT HE COMES TO SEE : ME" SOMET;IMES” GREAT WHITE WAY BLUES By the Cotton Pickers . For sale by ' WEIR: COWLEY 11 « WV Levi Chiddister spent Tuesday evening in «Goshen. ¢ Mrs. Milton Miller was in Goshen today on business. - F. J. Mawhorter of Wawaka visited Sunday evening at Qpail’s.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Nighsonger have been under the care of Dr. Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gerver spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Quail.

Mrs. Eliza Felter has been on ‘a visit with her .sister Mrs. V. Pancake.

Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new, ' b2atf

V. L. Pancake has sold two fine Belgian colts to C. L. Palmer of Albion. SpaE e :

Donald Pancake came from South Bend and visited his parents here the first of the week.

Gasoline has gone up another cent in surrounding cities and now retails for 23 cents the gallon.

~When summer comes do not lei your old car shame you. (Have it repainted by Wallace Jackson, Ligonie: ; | T 52atf

Boyd Keen, a railway postal clerk working out® of Kendallville, died in a hospital there Tuesday, the result of an operation. ;

Miss Lillian Bennett is absent from school on account of sickness. Huston Conrad of Wawaka is working for William Quail. :

The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres. byterian church will hold a bake sale at the Jet White Groceteria on Friday Feb. 23rd beginning at 10 a. m.

~Andrew Anderson for many years a prominent attorney and well known over the state, died at his home in South Bend Tuesday aged 92 yedrs.

OPENING MARCH Ist, the Hieber Studio. -An expert workman {rom Cleveland, Ohio, in'charge, he will have charge for Mr. Hieber. 51b4t

. 0. A. Billman has removed his shop ..to one door south of Ford garage where he will be pleased to meet his old friends and customers, 52atf

Wallace Jackson is now busy at work in his new paint shop just north of the subway on Cavin street. He specializes in automobile painting. : 52atf

~ Alice Clup Elsea, widow of the late James Elsea and a former resident of Benton township is dead at Wellington, Kansas. She was 71 years of age. Tl e

.~ A Word to Advertisers. = | Persons desiring display advertisements in the aßnner must have their copy in by Saturday for the Monday issue or Wednesday noon for Thursday’s paper. It is a physical impossibility to set display ads on press days. S v AObit

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, | : 48btf et To Bretz for Glasses » Attractive Y " ESilae, GLASSES RSN 0 e \ T A : FO!’ o ~ \\%®} / Older Folks LA liappiexﬁreysion'and"contented . mind are the inevitable results of Lorrectly focused and fitted glasses.. ~_ We take special care in examin- . Ing 'the*ége:pgt‘ those advanced in | . age and assure gecurate results h{'‘~"'eve,r)y' eagac T Srae i Our Admirable Service Will Surely | Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Opticlan

.. Public Sgle _ : The undersigned wil Isell 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. > - Commending 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. ' o : ¢ 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| of rye. , :

Farm Implements—McCormick bin- { der, Ohio hay loader, rude widespread} manure spreader, Superior grain drill disc and tandem, Deering mower, 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 farm wagon No. 2, 3 setsswork 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 mill, 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 and under cash in hand. A credit of seven months will be given on all sums over $5.00 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. ot s i Green Brothers and Oldfather Col. John. Singleton . Auct. ; G. L.'Foote Clerk ; : ] Open on March 1, the Hieber studio. - 51b4t For rent modern furnished room on first floor right next to bath. Call p_hone 3b7. ‘ : bla2t

StansburysDouble Store

A Monkey Wrench is not so named because it is a handy thing to monkey with or for any kindred reason, but I will try and throw a monkey wrench in the mistaken idea of buying your groceries at these so-called CASH AND LABOR PRODUCING STORES where you go and carry a peck of potatoes or a sack of flour and pay your good old cash for it and then you do the work of our delivery; some dope Mr. Man. Well, I am not tooting any brass horn about selling for less and you do the work, but I can show you that you do not pay for any accommodation you receive at our store, even if you do pay more for a cake of soap some times, need that rob you of the privilege of your telephone which you pay for to get accommodations. i All T ask is prompt settlements of accounts; that I can turn my money over and make a profit on the turn over of the money, I will take care of the rest. : :

6 boxes Crusader Blue Tipped Mitches 25¢c 10bars P & G SOBD siiiiibiibiviinsiiar ATC 10 bars Flake White Soap .....icceeinin. 47€ 10 baks Luna SOUD -.. iiiliiibnniidie SOO 12 bodes LilX i iiiaiie il e 3 boxes Ryreg Starel’ . ... oo iiinns. 200 2 boxes of Post Toasties .......il...oiios. 108 1 Large Post TOSSHES . .....cciiiiieeimvairssases 100 3 cans Royal Baking Powder ..................25¢ 1 Ib. Calumet Baking Powder ..................28¢ 8 boxes Ivory Soap Flakes ...c...cinnena2BC : RELEASED TOO SOON. ~ “That bacon you sent yesterday was bad.” “Impossible, Madam; Why, it was only cured last week.” . I ' : . “Well, then, it had a relapse.” Not so with the Miller & Hart bacon sold by us, this is a good mild smoked bacon just se&(xisoned right, try a pound with your next order. - - , : :

| DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT ; We invite to help yourselves to the new fashion sheets and helps for your spring sewing, Standard Fashion patterns for sale, ‘leaflets counter books are for your use. Call for them. G | The new printed Canton Crepes for shirt waists and fancy blouses are the vogue for this spring selling, 40 and 42 inches wide $3.00 the yard. ‘ i 40 inch Ratine in plaid, checks and stripes 75¢c and 90c the yard. ‘ i An early selection of this line gives you the start for the early season. = ; - Pajama Checks the present demand for this line of goods is growing 86 inches wide only 35c the yard. . sl ~ 29¢ THE YARD 29¢ o Just received a case of 32 inch Ginghams. “This line of new styles in checks, plaids and. _combination of colors is now ready for sale ‘at only 29¢ the yard. = : ~_ SHADOW CHECKED BATISTE o For Baby Dresses, = Underwear, Waists ‘and ‘Dresses for the early sewing 26c, 85¢, dptheyard.. .. . oo L 0 i ~ _CREPES OF ALL KINDS = . . Look this line over afid lﬁeggcﬁzwles ‘you need for spring 25, 30c, 35c, 40c the

DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY we are doing a larger business. Can we add you to - our long list of customers. Highest prices paid for Eggs, Butter and Lard. = ik it Sa s LIGONTER INDEANA. &e L 0 12 g i Lo TanE s est GIReIG et i Tie se S e e ee D s ee e e

- &1 AMz kot Distinction 1 fg’\(’ veemor ' MAKE BREAD | || Your Main Dish! | W:fa' ) and you won’t have to worry| w __yon}r food‘,bills~will’befleSs‘ r = | Superior Corn-Top | SUPERIOR or HOLSUM ¢-Dread " f |Means better bread, and better meals, madekl . i ' 4§ better, arev-better.i i - Millers Grocery % : ~ Sack’s Bakery b i Wolfe Grocery RN h i oo ligowienind g\}% - Gunderman Grocery . 7 Benten Ind I i 0 S NIERRASY A Bread for Your ;Individual T@ste g &’i ; o

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Rub No More Washing Powder ...........41%5¢ Gold Dust, the BoX ... iiiii it 4900 216 1. box Sal SHHR .Gl i A 6 rolls Toilet: PRDEr Tor .i....icifiiichinmcoeseidl 2141 b None Gaking Sall ... 0 iiean. B 8 4 1b sack None Caking: Salt ...........ccceseee. 9€ English Walnuts, :Calif. soft shell lb. ....37¢ QOur line of Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Salmon, -and ' Fruits are of the- highest quality, as well as the lowest price. Try some of it. S : | e - - 'BEHIND THE COUNTER _ “Do you love me?” said the paper bag to the sugar. - ket e o o _“l’'m just wrapped up in you”, replied the sugar. dadind nn addani e “You sweet thing” mummured the bag. A bag of good sweet cane sugar bought at the present price will save you money, price will be higher. e S

. HOSIERY DEPRATMENT ' Boys’ School Hose, heavy eight only 25 ~and 30¢ the pair. - $ ; Girls’ Hose fine ribbed just like lisle only 25¢c and 30c - ‘ Ladies’ ribbed hose the kind for every day only 15¢. ; . ‘ ~__ WINDOW SHADES - Just added a new line of window shades. 6 foot, 36 inches wide 59¢c. : , | 7 foot, 36 inches wide 69¢c. - ! e 6 foot oil color, fast color 79¢ WORK AND SERVING A PRONS. The art of making a nice apron for any occasion will be found in the fine Madras,. Cambric, Cretones, Sateen, Dimity Checks, . Percale and Ginghamis.. . ... . .1 Sheeting ‘Muslin, Nainsook, Long Cloths. All ‘of these good things are found in your Store, the people’s store. . o 810, wice b hecuied top ‘with a_ long silk boot to get his number at a price _your wants at 98¢ the pair. ...