Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 March 1923 — Page 4

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~ MIER STATE BANK ‘ " offers e : A Complete Investment - Service |

LIGONIER’S . LARGEST BANK

BLASSIFED ADS

<% s 3 = 1 ,:f;' XS Jackson will paint your automobile ‘and ‘make it look like new. b2atf

Lovers of ice cream will find a superior article at the Candy Kitthen and at the right priee.. e

For rent farm of 292 acres near Ligonier. Everything furnished. Inquire of W. A. Cochran. . 46btf

For sale, iron flues 7 ft. 7 inches by 3 inches, great for fence posts. Inquire of Joe Miller. ; 26btt

When summer comes -do not let your old car shame you. Have it repainted by Wallace Jackson, Ligonie:

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

- Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcome. ; 4 tf

For sale 2 good mules teams coming three years old, well matched, one pair of big mare mules weight 3,00¢ pounds and well broke and all gentle, team of work horses. Charles E. Price, three miles east of Ligonier, phone Wawaka. - bs2btf -

Auto .Insurance.

A full coverage policy on your car. Fire, theft, collision, property damage, Public Liability insurance, all at reasonable rates. = Fred Kiester, Phone 456. : : 2atf -

+ Hatching Eggs for Sale.

_ Sheppards famous strain of Anconas—the great winter layers. Price $l.OO per setting of 15. J. F. Fulford, Wawaka, Ind. : 2a24t

Cass Truck Line.

The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and Sonth Bend. Local.and long distance hauling done at reason - able rates. . ‘ 48btf

Fruit Trees and Shrnbbery.

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 Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoner. e a 0 GODtE

S Wanted. Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price, Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. 12att - " Horses For Sale. l - As ] have quit farming I have three good horses for salé. One matched team and all guaranteed sound and . to work anywhere. C. Mochel R. R.. 2 Ligionier = : - 2atf ‘ Christian Church Services. : . Sunday school at 10:00 . Morning worship at 11:00 ;o Evening worship at 7:00 The public is cordially invited to these services . . 4eatt For sale, six room brick home and ®ood lot with young fruit and shade "trees and out building large enough for garage. Peter Regula, 318 Miller ' street, Ligonier. =~ 52pst |

FOR SALE—Modern house séven rooms and good basement on Lincoln Way South in paved district. Anyone interested may secuire a bargain. Fiue - shade and fruit trees. Call phone 133 . Elmer Klotz, Ligonier. bß2a4t - A Word to Advertisers, ' ‘ . Persons desiring. display advertisements in the aßnner must have their €opy in, by Saturday for the Monday dssue or Wednesday moon for Xhursday’s paper. Itis a physical impossibility to set displpy ads on SECR sty S S R T RN R e . Ye R e s s s

~ Attractive Income - From Non-Taxable - Bonds and Listed Securities. - @

LIGONIER’S OLDEST BANK

10th Ligonier Community Public Sale. At Lepird’s barn Thursday March 22, Sale to commence at 11:00 o’clock aB, m. sharp. ' 3 i .10 Head of Horses—Consisting of good shipping . horses and work horses, some drivers. 20 Head of Cattle—Consisting of 10 registered Short Horn cattle, which consists 5 cows close up springers; 5 one and two year old heifers; 1 heifer from the Scotch Blue Bell family, others from thHe Young Phyllis and Young Mary’s familiés, consigned by Rolla ‘Cunningham, Larwell, Ind:, 10 grade cattle ' consisting of close up springers and grass cattle.

75 Head'eof Hogs—Consisting of sows and pigs and feeding shoats from 40 to 100 pounds. : Sheep—2o head of good breeding Bwes, it b 7 :

- Implements—One good 31 inch wagon; 16 tooth spring harrow; 1 horse cultivator;” White Frost ice box and many other articles will be listed by date of sale. . Grain—soo bushels of corn, 50 bushels of oats.:

Fence—2oo rods of American fence; 200 white cedar fence posts. i Miscellaneous—loo Ibs. honey; 10 gallon pear butter, round oak dining rcom table.

- Usual selling and buying terms. ' Geo. D. Foster, Manager E. R. Kurtz, Auct. e : H. E. Hoak and C. C Smith Clerks _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. 3a: v ; " . boOb6t*

Moon -Auto Agency.

W. B. Inks has taken the agency for the Moon automobile manufactured in St." Louis. The machine is a medium priced car and is one of the old and substancial cars first made years ago. Mr. Inks has one of the cars on exhibition and he will be glad tc demonstrate it. - :

) All open cars upholstered in genpine Spanish leather and closed cars imported broadcloth. - The design must be seen to be appreciated. laSt For Salé—Ford truck with cab and platform, good as new, -one 10-foot fioor counter case-two 8 foot floor counter cases all . with plate glass tops. The Star Grocery, Ligonier, Phone 49. = - ' 49atf 5 -~ Wanted ‘To buy corn and oats. C. L. Cham‘oberl‘in, ' Phone 881. - 34btf g R o st | Candies” and novelties imported for. the Haster trade at the Phildelphia in this ecity. . ° e 3b3t - Notice of Public Sale of Personal g Property == : State of Indiana, Noble\ County SS: Matters in the estate of . Willard E. Swartz, ‘deceased;, . ;

| Notice of Bale of Personal Property. Notice is . heraby given thatt he undersigned administrator of the éstate of Willard E. Swartz deceased will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of said decedent in the Town of Ligonier said County - and State on Saturday the 7th day of Aprilj 1923 the personal property of said estate consisting of all the household goods of decedent, being 1 Laurel Range Stove, kitchen utensils, 2 beds mattresses, springs; bed clothing, window curtains, - dining room set, dishes, canned fruit, rugs, kitchen cabinet, Vietrola and records, rocking chairs, 1 Morris chair and various other articles too ‘numerous to: mention. Also a ‘1915 5 passenger Reo Antomobile touring; . - . Saidl sale to'begin at 1:00 o’clock P. | Terms—All sums of five dollars and under eash in hand, over five dollars. 2 credit of 6 months will be| given, the purchaser executing his | ote therefor, bearing laf o) rate of 6 percent from d te waiving | reliet providing for attorney’s foes | *mmmfi% Pated Mareh 10th 1928, dadw

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-~ NEWS NOTES - Goshen fans will pay $30,000 for a new golf ground. ' ‘ Imported novelties in Easter candies at he Phil_ade,l‘pp_ia. ; 3b3t . Mrs. Glenn Bailey' of near Millersburg is dangerousiy ill. . Dean Crockett made his regular trip over to New Paris Sunday. =~ ~ Charles Andrews spent Sunday with the Rev. Thompson family.in Decatur. For the best ice ‘cream to be had in Ligonier see the Philadelphia. 4atf Do not:fail to see the fine Easter display of choice candies at the Philadelphia. - o 3b3t

Mrs. James W. Wright 74 and Mrs. Caroline Coleman 79 died Sunday in Kendallville., E

‘Mrs. Clarence Ball is here from Toledo visiting hérp arents Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Williams. - sy

Mrs. Fred Hardesty and baby daughter visited relatives in Churubusco several days last week. i 5

Mr and Mrs. Mel Jackson drove to Elkhart Sunday and ~brought their grandchildren home with them. -

Milo Kauffman came Saturday from Michigan City to mingle a couple of days with old friends in Ligonier. ‘. Bix room furnished home, all moddern conveniences for rent. See Mrs. Ollie Simmons. datt

Attorney Vanderford-and W. E. Bartholomew landed 78, nice perch at Wawasee late Saturday. pan

~ Mrs. Arthur Larson of Albion is spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Urich in this city. Rev. Parker who spent last week in Michigan setting up an estate arri ved home Saturday with a bad cold.

- After a bad spell Saturday night in the Elkhart hospital ‘Mrs. John Slutz was reported much improved today. ‘lt is difficult to mention the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen without {Linking of fine ice cream. 4att

Helen Carney and Herman Sack will play Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at the Strand theatre in Kendaliville: = | 8

~ Hog cholera’ has broken out over the line in Whitley county which is of much -concern to Noble county breeders. . ‘

- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Longenecker ‘entertained a number of their young friends at a picnic supper Sunday ‘evening. e d o

George P. Smith president of the LaGrange chamber of commerce has taken\for his wife Mrs. Ida Hoglind of that town. : :

- Violet Gushawa of this city will be held in Albion until she can be admitted to the institute for feeble mind ed in Fort Wayne. @ > P

Irvin Jacobs came from Chicago where he is an officer of the Straus, Brothers Co. and spent Sunday with Ligonier relatievs. ¢ i

Mrs. Roswell Earnhart will arrive from Chicago this evening to visit her parents Mr. and Mys. C. R. Stans: bury until after Easter. ' Mesdames Frank P. and W. W. Wood will entertain a large company of ladies at the W. W. Wood home Wednesday afternoop. : - The Social Hour will meét -at the Presbyterian church parlors next Friday evening. . An: attendance of all members is desired. .y __ March 28 and 29 County Treasurer Thomas will be at the Mier State Bank for the -collection of Ligonier and Perry township taxes. - Sol Sax for many years a resident of Ligonier for jmany years a resident tion to theßanner writes from Ch:cago that all is well with him. : " For Sale—B room modeérn brick house with barn, fruit best location, priced low for quick sale. Inquire of Alba Houser 616 Martin Street LigoBler. s con 0 o e

Members; of the Y. W. C. A literary seetion will meet with Mrs. A.. N. Wertheimer at two o’clock Tuesday afternoon. A full attendance is urged by the leader. e t

Employees of the shirt factory celebrated an anniversary last Thurday noon with a picnic dinner in the plant w%}'chflwas greatly enjoyed by operators and officers.. | 0 @ oims

~ Steals Wedding Clothes. ‘ ~ Clarence McElhenie 23 years, old of Fort Wayne.was sentenced Saturday morning for grand larceny in connection with the theft of vatrious articles from the Patterson-Fletcher Store where he was formerly employed as a clerk. The young ‘gmari admitted the articles taken were for his wedding clothes, Rt s

It was brought out in evidence that McElhenie had stolen the followinz articles from the store: Two suits, an extra pair of trousers, a pair of shoes, a half dozen belt buckles, two pairs of cuff buttons and three safety razors. i ;

“Notice to Taxpayers.

I will be in Ligonier all next week for the collection of taxes for the city dand Perry township, + . - Following are the appointments: - Monday and Tuesday, March 26 and 27 Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. - - Wednesday and Thursday March 28 and 29 Mier State Bank. s - Friday and Saturday March 30 and 31, Citizens Bank; - l

Bring your last tax rFeceipts with you if convenient. P Morton P. Thomas, County Treas.

~ DR.DREESE'S. Lobelia Paste For Colds; Preumonia and the the host of ills that befalls the | home. Do not fail to ask C. S. Griffith foritatthe =~ = Rexall Drug Store : >‘.J.Lifgoikaier; Indidna

- PROYED BIG SUCCESS i S e r . Older -Boys‘(“,onierenee Held in Ligo. nier Saturday and Sunday GreatRk est in History. -

~_The fifth annual Older Boys Conference held in' this city Saturday night and Sunday was a great succets. . While the attéendance was not as large as we expected, the spirit of the conference was |perhaps the best of any held in thi county to date. The value of these conferences cannot be estimated. Seventy-five fellows enjoyed the banguet at .the Christian church Saturday night and the splendid program which follovved. Miss Helen Green gave the address of welcome to the homes of the "city. Miss Green was original in her talk and put every fellow on his ‘honor while in the city and from the beginning the spirit was right for u great meeting. Carlos Lane Jr. spoke representing the Hi Y Club in a very fitting manner. Mr. Bothwell ' gave a splendid paper. The address by Mr. Donnan was very interesting and helpful. ' :

. At 9 oclock Sunday morning ;the boys met in the high, school for their session.” Then to the M. E. church for a big union meeting of all the churches. -Mr. Earl W. Brandenburg of Chicago gave a very fine addregs which was greatly appreciated by the lrage audience. ° - :

'The picnic dinner at the Christian church was a great succes. The boys ceriainly enjoyed themselves and 'the fine dinner served. L

' The closing session of the conference was held at 2 o’clock in the Presbyterian church. Mr. Brandenburg spoke ‘and challenged the fellows do in their every day life the things they knew ‘to be right. e

The boys of the conference passed the following resolutions. - . We the fellows in atten dance at the sth annual Older Boys Conference express the following resolutions:

Ist thanks to the many kind peopie of Ligonier who made possible the conference by entertaing the out of town fellows: |

2nd also thanks to the pastors of the community and, the school board for providing ‘meeting pices for the conférence. §ouily foid

3rd we sincerely appreciate the services of J. C. Brunk of the county Y. M: C. A. board and all those whao make this work possible in the county by contributing of their means. e . 4th The spirit of welcome that the Ligonier Hi Y fellows gave was very much appreciated. ey 6th the basket dinner provided by the ladies of the community at the Christian Church was most pleasing.

6th the inspiring messages and helpful talks given by Mr. R. L. Donnan R. P. Duke and Earl W. Brandenburg which were -a challengs to every .young man to do things he knows to be right. .

. Resolutions ‘committee " Lawrence Hess, Avilla. .= Richard Knox Albion : ; ' Warren Leighty, Kendallville. . CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Only :Average Scores Made jat_ Contest Last Wednesday Evening at' Oyler L . Alleys

Bish of the Hipco rolled the high scoré in Wednesday evenings contest with 199 pins. Doctor Elson ‘walked off with the consolation prize by scoring 80 pins in his second game. - The individual scores follow: _ i . City vs Legion . MHer i 172176 145 Bmith .oL 188 iB5 18 WUATL Y L Rhde s 183 LB 124 B Rex i 189 167 .- 176 W.Rex ... 163 155 157 HMandicap!s o 0 At 41 .- 41 Totals |.. ..., 300 868 772 HaTsh: iy, 145, 166 < 159 JERE "h it ABB TR 159 Blng L iuine AL L e Hranke- . = b HEy 114 147 MY®rS .coiictiiionmnnisr 139 183 . 143

Handleap ... ..ion 38 83 9 Tolals ...ca. ... 764 0 781 204 ; Hipco vs Elks Blean: ..l 14y 88 188 Frogusofl: ... 172 186 199 H Green . ..., 160 474 ' 152 OYlen Lo n 10T 164 08 Tom Green ... 176 142 186 Hangicad iisooiomes 18019 = 19 Totaks i outiiuan 864 - TB6 . . 841 s Lo s 180 0 e e Shireman ... 145 (1265 ) 152 Adamson .......... 146 127 142 BINCH o 132 199 | Hunler: ..« U 350 118 1 44y Handicap .....0...! 87 687 167 l datels 00 Tey gRi 877 : O PO ve Rerig. . Roy ‘Rex~.u.d . 188 481 14 C Bourle. ... 174 108 188 MeDaniel ... 141 . 133 . 188

Woodtaff. .L. 127 - 144 183 Milmer "L i, 91 14014 t landicap ... 83 63 88 TothlN ... ta. R 34 7NE ehm G Vande ......i1.14 . 162 168 W- Vance ... 119 106 164 A Longnecker ... 138 149 117 H Damey',. ... 163 7 188 . 154 Jeanerett ........ 160 @ 155 . 184 Handicap: .......... Bp B 0 . 50 TOtals e 761 . 780 | 88§ ‘% " League Standing | . b Caaa W e KR, ki, 3T 36 0188

O i woniinn 43,0 110 004 Refrip oo voo 26 26 499 FHDPCO eeibeniionaives M2~ 27 4T PQs ilvtidiicnates 49 132 @ly Loglon. ..t himincs 16 85 [ 814 Look out for “The Flirt” she's com* he =ov T e

’ ,Those desiring. fine ice cream fér Dpatties or private use will find it atthe Philadelphia Candy Kitchen, 4atf . You are sure going to get your meney’s worth at the Band Benefit given at Crystal Tyesday and Wednes-|

: ~ More Property Sold, f L ‘There has been c¢onsiderable activity in the transfer of Ligonier real estate in the past few days. George Fahl sold the residence property in West lawn addition to Lee Good. Vernon Hursey has sold his fine place on 8. Cavin street occupied by, John Coulter, theb aker to Hal Green. Mr. Green wil ltake up a residence there some time in the spring. Herbert B. Brown is negotiating the sale of his beautiful home place to 'a 'Chicago party.

Wife and Children Lost.

:P.. G. Cook Elkhart railroad man left for Chicago to search for his wife and two-childrenfiAlta— 11 and Guy 2, who left last Tuesday ostensibly to return to Elkhart after a visit with a cousin in South Chicago. When they did not arrive Cook wrote and wired and Saturday received back letter and telegram with a notation saying his family started home Tuesday. Mrs. Cook recently suffered a nervous breakdown and her husband fears for her safety. :

To Give Easter Cantata.

_+ Easter the choir of the M. E. chureh will give a cantata which promises much in the way of a musical treat. The members of the organization are being drilled for the rendition by choir leader -John H. Hoffman and something very fine may be looked for. 2 ;

Dunning .Buys Theatre,

Lou J. Dunning of Warsaw has purchased the Court Theatre in Auburn one of the finest picture houses in Northern Indiana. Mr. Dunning is a son of J. L.Dunning of this city and an old Ligonier boy-who has had wide experience in the motion picture field.

; Death of Mrs. Ryan. ' Mrs. Alice M. Ryan aged about 70 years and the widow of a civil war veteran died Saturday night-at her home in /'Wawaka. Her relatives reside in Ohio - and the! funeral arrangements have been deferred until their arrivai. SohT e : A

- Additional Items, - - I.will haye in addition to the large number of articles enumerated-in my sale bill for the community offering Thursday March a manure spreader and grain drill in good condition, 25 ewest and 25 lambs by their sides, . George Foster.

K actory Demonstration _ ‘Monday and Tuesciay, March 26 and 27

The Latest Achievement In Stove =~ Engineering « - P rovides effiment gas

service for you. Gives you the cl‘e,aneét, quick;-.-. est, hotteét, fire ever produced. Has perfect flame regulation - and will cook an. ordinary meal on about tWo cents worth of fuel. Made by the makers of the Coleman Quick Light Lamp

~ To introdude this stove to the people of Li_-gdn_iet and vicinity a special factory man will be at our store two days Monday and Tuesday March 26 and 27 to explain the features of the Coleman. ~_Every housewife in Ligonier and vicinity should avail herself of this opportunity of seeing this latest development in cooking in actual operation. e S . Gall at our store during the two days demonstration Monday and Tuesday of next week and see this sove.. = o e ~ To Owners of Coleman Lamps . ltyou have a Coleman lamp o lantern that needs adjustments. o repaits bring itto our store during the demonstration for repairs and adjustment. ~ © Sne e i e YW HIL i € %% A/ Kel YW RJRAN O VUYL

CrystalTheatre iR . o “The Man Who Saw To.morrow” with Thomas Meighen, Beatrice Joy and Theodore Roberts also Johnny Hines in “Forchy’s Hold Up.” - Bemember you may get the big money tonight. =~ .. | TUES. AND WED. Mar. 2021 . . - Ery Big Benefit For We b . . o e - An extra fine concert with several splendid solos also a super special pieture “To Have and to Hold” All the thrills, thq beauty the excitément of a life time crowded into ome gorgeous screen - romance with ' Betty Compson and Bert Lytell. This is a 100 per cent periect picture. Every one should atend this fine entertainrient for the proceeds go to supperting our fine band that gives you pleasure all through the summer. Show Your appreciation. e : SN e One show each night at 7:45. SNecure your tickets Adm. Adults 30, THURS. MAR. 22 ONLY e _ - Anito Stewart in “Harriet and the Piper” also a copi‘edy. . ‘ ‘ FRI. AND SAT. MAR. 28 AND 24 i - The triumph of a strong man’s soul also Ben Turpin in a good comedy. SUNLAND MON.Mar. 9506 © P ol a 6 - “The Face in the Fog” with Lional Barrymore and = Seens Owen. Here’s the greatest of all famous Boston :Blackie crook romances, lavishly filmed with a great all star cast. Also Clyde Cook in a comedy. { ’ Coming MAR 27-28.29 _ : g : ba : ' “THE FLIRT” Booth Tarkington’s best story. The story deals with family life in a typieal American family. The character drawing through out shows the master craftsmanship of our noted Indiana author, This picture is breaking house records everywhere, e :

“. - Will Hold Meetings. Bbginning- this evening at the U. B. church Rev. Parker will - open evangelistic meetings to . cover - two weeks. He expects to procure ousside help. The special meetings will gloe’ Bagter,. . & S T “The Flirt” is coming watch for her. e : . e Dr. Black reports a new son at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Frankie: Fisel. Murvin Hieber of Detroit an .old Ligonier boy who has made good was here Sunday visiting his brother Guy and his sister Mrs. Reginald Duke and family. : o Messrs and Mesdames Victor Gibson and Roy A. Young came from Mishawaka Sunday and visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cal Fisher.

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Fine ‘candies for Easter at. the Philadelphia Candy Kitchen. 3b3t ; Big Band Benefit at Crysal Tuesday and Wednesday. Secure your Hdketit . - b Ry T i “The Flirt” Booth Tarkington’s mas ter piece in pictures at Crystal mext Woekor o clhl e ‘ It is ‘your duty to atend the Band Benefit on Tuesday or Wednesday at Crystal Proceeds go to supporting our Band Concerts this summer. Everyone should come. *- . e B 5 i L e D SATINRLT S . F ‘ ~ The display of Easter candies at the Philadel_phi‘ar . is. the finest ever seen in this-city. i . 3b3t - ‘Wallace Head of Toledo spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Head. o