Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 7A, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 April 1923 — Page 4

. - In the United States in a town * the size of Ligonier participating in syndicate 'underwritings of . - J. P. Morgan Co. ................... New York , Kuhn, Loeb & Co. .......ceu....... New York : Guaranty 00, .....i.iiins. New York National City Bank ........... New York Blalr & Co. ..o New. York Dillon, Reed & Co. .........c.0c0.... New York Alex Brown & Co. .................. Baltimore A.G. Becker & Co. .. ..........0i..... Khicsgo . Contl & Coml Tr. & Sav. Bank .. Chicago ’ : Illinois Trust & Sav. Bank ........ Chicago - First! Trust & Sav. Bafik ......... Chicago o And Many Other Houses. : LIGONIER’S e LI%ONIER’S LARGEST BANK- STRONGEST BANK

Crystallheatre NOK. APRLE. W o e . «“A DAUGHTER OF LUXURY” with Agnes Ayres also “Bul” Montana in “GLAD RAGS.” Monday is Pay night, o B TUES., WEDS., THURS., April 10 11 12.. e | . “FOOL’S PARADISE” a CECIL B. DeMiile’s production which stands for the highest qualily a picture that sweeps from Texas to Siam, and gathers into a hundred lavish scenes the love and beauty of the world an avalanche of periect enteriainment. ‘We have seen this fine picture: and recommend it to you. A traly great produetion, . i it Adm 15 20 and 30¢ : ’ G - FRI AND SAT April i 3 and 14 e G ; e f‘Catch My Smoke” with Tom Mix and and his great horse “Tony” The horse does some wonderiul work in this picture also a Sunshine comedy. SUN AND MON. APRIL 15 AND 16 o - “ENTER MADAM” a comedy drama’ with Clara Kimball Young and Eliott Dexter, also Buster Keaten in “The Goat” v ) i TUES., WEDS., THURS,, APRIL 17,18, 19 ' 1 o ~ “BLOOD AND SAND” with Rudolph Valentino ithe screen’s gretest lover as a hot blooded toreador the idol of Spain. See him risk his life in a spectacular bull fight. .You’ll see ail the romance the fiery -passions of Spain in a picture a thousand times bigger than “The' Sheik it is Vaicntino’s greatest triumph. e L : :

~ Members of the Frivolous Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Latta and entertained their husbands at a six o'clock dinner Sunday evenIng o _ :

Look for the bargain fags

GOING OUT OF DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND

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Sale Starts Thursday, Apr. 12 22,

‘Women’s Coats, Suits and Dresses at stunning low - prices. Dry Goods at given-away prices. Make your § - o oWnphceon Hals. . . Store closed Tuesday and Wednesday to mark down merchandise for . for this greatest of sales. Doorsopen Thursdayat9 O'clock.

1 am prepared to clean chimneys. furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable ‘prices. J. F. Sampull, Ligonier Call Banner office Phone 13. oy S ratr

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LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR BUSINESS

Everything Must Be Sold!

NEWS NOTES

“Fool’'s Paradise” reels of per fect entertainment,

For Sale—Maxwell touring car, reasonable. Call 418/ Ta2t

The North Indiana M. E. conference will be held at Marion next year. e

' The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Roy Stroman is ill of scarlet fever.

Monday May 7th is the last day for paying the spring instaliment of taxes

* Irvin Maytield has moved with his family to Ligonier frgm near Diamonc lake. = g

~ William Walker a Fort Wayne life termer for wife murder has been pardoned. 1 e L

For Sale—-?&ﬁce oﬂicé désk and smal iron safe . Inquire Lee Loeser Phont 84 Ligonier., 5 5 Tatf

Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Bailey arrived home Satur@ay from a winter spent in the south.: . 3

Samps Lung has changed his South Bend residence nimb?r to 1401 Lin coln Way east. T ;

The Social Hour will meet at the Presbyterian church -parlors mnext Friday evening. ' g ;

Buy your milk and cream at Greens Meat market, from Maple Row Dairy’s accredited herd. - Tati

You haven’t seen Rudolph Valentino til you've seen ‘“Blood and Sand” Crystal next week. gmo

. tR. V. living in a “Fool’s Paradise” Come and see at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. =

« Mrs. Mattie Goshorn is fhome from Detroit where she visited 'her daughter Mrs. iAada *Sherer: ' - ...

Dr. Coppes continues in a serious condition although at times he is able to hobble about the -house. - '

. Mrs. J. L. Levy and daughter Miss Carrie are home from ,a visit with Mrs. Joe Alshuler of Ottawa, 111. .

- For Sale—Florence heater, Florence cook stove, No. 8 davenport table bed spring and mattress. Call 279 or 110. 2 Yo e < a 2

Rdy Green came from Detroit to pack his household goods to be shipped to that city where he has a good position. v v | = i

Mrs. Sophia Silebaugh aged 80 formerly of Kendallville died at ' the county infirmary Saturday. She is survived by one sister. .

~ Another Birthday Surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shearer, Mrs. J. C. Kimmell and Charles Andrews of this city joined about 30 other guests at Decatur and gave Rev. Harry Thompson a rousing birthday annivgrs%{y ‘surpise last Thursday. The usual dinner was served.

- Ezra Morrell arrived ‘Saturdaj ;to spend a'week here with old friends.

Landlord :and Mrs. John Boyts of Hotel Ligo_n'ier spent the day in Goshen. Lo S

Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Black and Miss Taye Hull spent the latter part of last week in Chicago. el

Charles .Craft has moved with his family from -Wabash to Elkhart township an dis nicely.situated on a farm.

Mr. and Mrs; C. R. Stansbury had for their Sunday dinner guests Messrs and Mesdames A. E. Wysong and F. | Weir. . o

Attorney Redmond of Kendallville will address the Ligonier high school Thursday afternoon on the subject of good citizenship. ol b

Hershel Gangwer while at play ai the Trittapoo school this morf_ling suffered a bad gash in the lip and the injury was dressed by Dr. Lane.

Dr. Lane reports a new danghter born Friday to’ Mrs. Glen Stayton .of Mishawaka at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Holm in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McConoughy Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Huff of Goshen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahl and Mrs. C. M. Stiver were Sunday guests of M. and Mrs. S. C Sackett :

Eli Jacobs has in hi§ store a purss which does not belong to him. Not caring to possess any property which he does not rightfully own he will present it to the party havihg a just claim upon it. o

Owing to a disagreement among the liberal and radical elements in control of Goshen college the institution will close at the end of the present term. It is under control of = the Mennonite denomination. :

Car’' Load Corn.

- I will have a car load of corn in this week which will be sold at R 7 cents the bushel at thecar. : : ° George Foster.

Stellar to Move.

I will remove my meat_market from its present location to the South Grocery stand next -Saturday night and while the market wil be open for business I will have no fresh meats on sale Monday and: Tuesday of mnext week. - * _ Floyd Stellar.

/ MUST WAIT TWO YEARS | Lincoin Highway Between Ligonier | rand Churubuseo Will Not Be Pavil CedUntl S ~ ‘According to the road improvement program just given:out by Gov. MecCray the stretch of the Lincoln Highway between Ligonier and Churubus co, 15 miles, will not be hard sufraced until 1925. The program for 1923, 1924 and 3925 costing approximately $27,811,000 were outlined Friday by Gov. McCray and the sjate highway commisgion. u e The program designed to carry out part of McCray's aim to “make his mark” in highway and educationai improvements, called for construction ‘of 958.9 miles at an estimated cost of 329000 a mile. This total would be divided as follows: Pengdad b '153.9 miles in 1923.. ol -405.56 miles in 1924, . i 3995 miles in 1925. . i It was said the construction will link all important roads in one continnous network of highways and! supplant = the “skip-stop” system! which transportation has outgrown. | Included 'in the 1923 ‘program ar¢ the following roads: South Bend south 105 miles; Fort Wayne west (Lincoln Highway) 12.6; in 1924, La-Grange-Middlebury 26.5; and in 1925 Lizonier-Churunbusco 15 miles. ¢

Over Million Dollars.

By a financial statement publishel elséwhere in this issue of the Banner it will be noted that the resources of Citizens Bank are over one million dollars. This is a great showing for a monetary institution in a city the size of Ligonier. L L

Three Bigs Stills Are Found.

Three large stills were found by prohibition officers in St. Joseph coun: ty Wednesday night and Thursday: One the second largest ever found in the county had a capacity of 115 gallons. The still was found in a vacani house near New Carlisle. son

Notice of Settlement.

Having sold out all persons indebted to South’s Grocery are asked to call at the store and settle accounts as soon as convenient. Prompt action will ‘be greatly appreciated. ;

Alice South

The Chamber of Commerce committee in control of Freed Park will meet Tuesday tomorrow evening-in the office of Dr. Keehn. - : :

-“Word comes from Leesburg that Miss Jane Rippey is dangerously ill in that town.- = ¢ s :

¢ Unles fast driving on -thes NortiZi Side is checked arrests wil surely followed as human life is endangered. - {The Progress Club meet’s this ‘evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb. .

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- Here’s the Reason for this Sale Our Furniture and Rug Departments have grown with such rapidity that we find ourselves unable to. handle {same in the space we have. Therefore we are resolved and determined to dispose of-our entire stock of Dry Goeds, Millinery and Ladies” ReadY'tO'wear.“# i i o oo ’ R i - "; ‘merchandise in this sale has been placed in the hands of an expert ~merchandise adjuster with full authority to dispose of the departiß SRR {: .ﬁ, e e e M“‘*;»n;{/%i’é};\;v‘ e meﬁfmmmt‘mﬁ“wﬁm"%w Ace On Same. “It's going to be the greatest sale ever held in the state of Indians

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The latest development in stoves-a super gasoline stove-maee by the people who make the Coleman . Quicle Lite lamp and lantern. Let us show ~ " youbeforeyoubwy. | . i+

in all sizes including the Red Star, New Perfeciion, - New Pertection Superfet, Florence and Puritan How Much Fuel Does Your Oil L Stovedliel o LG o Lt us give you -vfz'ijc‘w.tégb’ef(bre' yotuv.buyf e

REERIGERATOR SALE

all this week. Place your order early. 500 ibs. Ice FREE This‘Week

Meeting of City Couneil.

~ The city council meets in special and regular sessiops Thursday night. At the special meeting Louis A. Pal, mer will be chosen a member of the council for the Second ward to succeed A. N.. Wertheimer resigned. . =

Big Indian Chief. "

An Indian in- full savage regalia strode” magesticglly through Ligonier Saturday on a long tramp from Rhode Island to California. He is' unusually intilligentand versed in the modes of the white man.- i« 5 S

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' By & Yeport subimitied st the % & conference -it is showm that the Indiana church membership is $2,858 =e against 91,274 in 1922. Attendamce mt the 444 Sunday schools was 92428 =< against 96,191 last year or a lalling off ef over 2.000.5 . - . ' - -

‘Mesdames. Ed Farley, Charles Shobe W. €. B. Hafrison, Will Sisterhen, Ro-bert-D. Shobe, David amnd Clarence Gale andmmm — George Robert B , were Goshen visitors Satirdsy. . |