Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 9B, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 April 1923 — Page 2

The wishbone never makes good without . - Make your wish come ~ true. Buildup asavings account here. o LN bay 44, on saﬁngs ' : | “The Bank on the Co’rﬁer” G Z

'For Reht—Housé., 208 East Third Street. Mrs. E. Homan. . Bbtf

Buy your milk and cream at Greens' Meat market, from Maple Row Dairy’s acecredited herd. 7atf

FOR SALE—One Disc harrow like new, horse drawn. Ligonier Universal Sales Co., | . Ba3lt

2 l » - ; : . ' //, 'Once you have learned to like T a good cigar, your taste for : / — " CHAMPIONS is established. ' ~f£—-—-‘:& : Good, seasoned, old-fashioned — s . L S tobacco, skilled workmanship, : S=<=== ~ and a faithful uniformity that | s hasn’t varied for 28 years—§;_E;—:—‘_-§\ that's CHAMPIONS! | : :‘__;.‘% There's a mellow ﬁah,lmm about = CHAMPIONS w‘hci:“arou can ap- ; == wea preciate only by al experience : === HEMMETER'S . - Al . \Q_‘= 7. =0 CIGARS _ — ave Hae Th : Ss— Your Dealer Always \em _— No blends or artificial : R % flavoring — fust good = } : §4~\\=\:§ oid ripe tobacco 4 2‘B“' !"qfau of csotnl-’ ‘<’T=’ : 5 St @ avar. 1 x : \'*\_\ 2 or* : » hand- i == ¢£."..2':l:'a.2‘¢ii‘ N , f/5” : : == . | : THE HEMMETER CIGAR CO., DETROII]

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Beginners' dancing class will be instructed by Dr. Arnold Elson at 8:00 o’clock each Thursday evening until further notice. Thtt

I am prepared to clean ghimneys. furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable prices. J. F. Sampull, Ligonier Call Banner office Phone 13. | Tatf

Liberty Theatre . CROMWELL, INDIANA THURS. and FRI., May 3rd and 4th “e ; _ L ‘ L ‘When Knigthood Was In ‘ »” : : - Flower ‘ . Featuring MAR!AN DAVIS The cost of the picture was $1,221,491.31. It took 160 working days. The jewelry, silverware used amounted to $1,000,000. One dress used cost $l5OO come and guess which one it is. This is a gorgeous spectacle not to be missed. Itgis even better than we can tell you. The only way to realize the magnificence of this picture is to come and see it. The biggest picture made since ‘The Birth of a Nation’. 7 = SPECIAL MUSIC o o @ : . Admission 25¢c and 35c

The Ligomer Banner "he Banner Publishing Company | W. C. B. HARRISON Editor

|SR AR Ry, | Published every Monday and Thursday and emtersd in the Postoffice at Ligoafer, Ind., as second class matter.

E. Finley Kitson is home - from Washington where he spent several months in a hospital and he is stil?l in poor health. o

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Very Sudden Death.

Mrs. Pauline Roach 78 years old widow of James A. Roach was found dead in bed Monday morning at her farm home three miles southeast of Benton, the cause of death being pronounced heart trouble. Surviving are one son, Albert at home, one daughter Mrs. Jacob Girl two grandchildren, one brother Commodore Baker of Cromwell and two sisters Mrs. Newton Rarick of Ligonier and Mrs. Milt ‘Woods of Syracuse. ‘ Funeral services were held at 1:30 NWednesday at the home. Burial was made in the Hire cemetery. T

Series of Aecidents.

S. H. Hoover, ivory Olinghouse and Dwight Blackman arrived Tuesday evening from Detroit with three Ford cars for the Ligonier Universal Sales company. A Mr. Hoover learned 'of three accidents on the trip. A man was Killed at Wauseon, Ohio, by a N: Y. C. train an interurban car struck an automobile between Monroe and Toledo killing three, and the other mishap was-in Monroe where an’ engine struck a motor truck, but whether anyone was Kkilled was not learned. --1 i : i

Northern Indiana Deaths.

Mrs. Mary Nickless, Elkhart; Mrs. Barbara Snyder age 60 Osceola, anemia; Ira Miller 78 heart trouble, Elk hart; Mrs. Pauline Roach 78 heart trouble Elkhart county; Hiram Rensberger 61 heart trouble Goshen ; ‘Miss Lena Bennett 18 tuberculosis, Columbia City; Martin Egner 48, heart trouble Warsaw. ;

While the ladies of the Goshen Womens’ Home Missionary society were being entertained in Benton last Sat - urday night a fiery cross was touched off near the Wabash railroad crossing at the Lincoln Highway taht caused a great deal of excitement among the people of that staid old village.

Foot of Smow Hifs West.

The Rocky mountain region was mantled with snow yesterday ranging in depth from nearly five inches in Denver to more than a foot in Cheyenne Wyo. The late snow will be of tremendous value to crops. -

George and Fred Starr will leave for Chicago tomorrow with two big motor vans to be used in moving the household effects of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brubaker to Fort Wayne where the Brubaker family will take up their. residence. ,

Reaches Ripe Old Age.

Irwin Berkeypile of Benton the oldest man ni Benton township being 92 April 10, 1923 is slowly declining and does not get out doors but very little.

Theé aged man died since the above was put in type. : /

This is ‘Poppy Day in honor of the fallen boys in France. :

For Sale—nice office desk and smali iron safe . Inquire Lee Leoeser Phone 84 Ligenier. - Tatt

For Painting and Paper Hanging Call Hershel Reed. Phone No. 885. Satt

l - Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana Noble County SS: - | In the Matter of the Estate of | William Fetters Deceased 2 No 2382, ot ; In the Noble Circuit Court May term 1923. | . L ‘ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Executor of the last will of the estate of William Fetters deceaged has filed in said court his ac‘counts vouchers in final settlement of of said Estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Caurt at the Court House at Albion Indiana on the2o day of May 1923 at which time and place all persons interested in said Estate lare required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why! said account should not be approved. And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others interested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their ‘heirship or claim to any part of said HEstate. : SR - William H. Wigton, Executor of the e Wil o 0 s . Posted. April 24th 1923 William bIL Wigton, Atty. . 9vdw]|

Quiet is Disturbed.

off For Chicago.

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Save time and money by trading at the “Jet White”

This week we will make special prices on ‘De Monte’ canned fruit ~ DeMonte PeachesNo.2 1-2caris 35¢3for$1 ~~ - | L e T fomg G IReSfell - Lnila oo ot e o Bfanle , 1 e sa it Apricol Nu. 2 1.2 © 35¢'3f0:51",,"' T L s ¢ phaled2 ¢ 2eSfordle | e L £ \206'3[?0{55_: Bl e "~ * ‘ WhiteCherriesNo. 21-2 can 48¢c 3 for $1.35 = » e CHadldiPens ' 'Y r UReSqu IS - L ‘ ¢ Grated pineapple ¢ ‘ *“ 25¢3for 70c o | : ‘ " “Perfect’ sliced pineapple No 2 1-2 can 35c 3 for $l. - ' ‘Quick Meal’ canned corn 10c 3 for 25¢ e . ‘Like More’ Peas 13c 2for2s¢ & - s el ; =

oo s Relloges Com Flakes . . - Small Bcapackage @~ Large 11 1-2 c a package ~ Kelloggs Brag .. =} . o Small 2fer26e. . - Large 2for 35¢

SUGAR: Best cane granulated sugar atq O J

FLOUR. - ‘Want-Mor: Milled from Kansas hard wheat Guaranteed to please , ‘ AN+ for bread making, per sack 98¢ ‘Pure Cream’ Best for pastry per bag 83c, - e

Stop on your way home and get your milk fand cream. ~ Fresh twice daily. Our>well known reputation for cleanliness insures itspurity -~ - L

Try our ‘Special Blend’ Chase & Sanborn coffee - 35cper Ib 3 Ibs for $l.OO Perfection Craekers 11 1-2clb ~ Good Luck Oleo 26¢ Ib. Creamery butter 49c¢ Ib

.. We Want Your Butter and Eggs . | ~ Jet White Groceteria PhonelO- = . e ) " H.P. Sisterhen, Mgr.

I RAl° @ cosHEN, ““ ns 0N s ~ INDIANA - April "Values

Coats and . Capes

Bolivia capes silk lined large assortment for selection Black, tan and grey all sizes

$25.00

Velour coats and wrap coats in sizes 38 to 44. Dark and light shades of tan.

$22.50

Sport coats of pretty sport materials Sizes 14 to 44. Coats are yokes, half or full lined In tan shades only. - $l5 $1950 $25

Dresses of the finest silks. The best styles for all types of figures. Many printed crepes in the Egyptian pat terns. Also flat crepes and canten crepe.- ~ All colors and sizes. A, i $l5 $25 $35

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BREAKEAST FOODS

- Millinery The largest display of hats in Goshen. :New hats constafitly fill up the places of the ones sold. We cansave 25 per cent for you on your hat. We are selling hats at lower prices than you will fina elsewhere. =~ |

- Washable Fabrics Mat’érial' for siﬁnmer dresses are here by thousands of yards. Every coler possible is in our stock, There are ratines, tissues, voiles. crepes, ginghams, lace cloths; organdies, crepe ratines and suiting. - 25¢ 30¢ 35¢ 50c 75¢ 89¢ $1

New Curtain Materials New Quiaker face curtain material have just arrived rrom the millsfThe designs are more beautiful this seasen than ever before. Quaker lace out wear all other curtain materials. You will find our stock |offers a very age lecion. 7 T 1 T 35¢39¢ 50¢ 59¢ 69c 75¢ $1