Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 11B, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 May 1923 — Page 4

gt o ik Lot i o ' _ ; ~ MIER STATE BANK i PEESONNEL ' L CHARACTER . PASTHISTORY FINANCIAL STRENGTH - ' Stanci out as sym;bols& . of quality that com- ' - bine to make this : | institution a safe,con- : venient and logical »‘ bank for you. | . o Your Account Solicited. . | MIER STATEIBANK

Jet White Groceteria It would b,ea necessary to catalog our entire stock in order to name all the_ bargain we offer. L ; T we mention only a few but there is a diistinct saving on every thing you buy here. = - i : . PURE CREAM Flour per bag .....boout..s wooevomorsisienions 832 WANT MOR Flour per bRg <ot viiniiniici. . 980 (We guarantee this to be equal to any flour on the market) BB G BOAR 0 babs L) ibiiiiomn Siianiiy A FLAKE WHITE SoBp 10 bars ... w4BO BULK ROLLED OATS ............ $3.50 per, bag, 6 lbs. for 25¢ FINE CHICK FEED Blba. £or . icioniisiiiiordoiinns snposisin 258 Try our special 2 for 25¢ corn. o ‘ Look over our prices on Del Monte Pineapple before you decide to can your own. ' ‘ -::¥ ; 3 i ~ Phone us for prices on butter and eggs '~ “WE SELL IT FOR LESS” ~ Jet White Groceteria Phone 20 LR SI§TERHEN, Manager. -

g o ) : ~ Youcan baint today as cheaply as a year ago by 'using Bradley &Vroomans Co. Cottage colors. A heavy house paint ready to use. We carry a large stock to select from 36 colors. It certainly should be good news to you who have painting to do to know we have not yet advanced our prices :on'paint. We have a wonderful high grade paint and do not intend to ad\?ance price unless we just Bave to.’ Come in make the selection of your color and get the paint home. White and colors all same price. Paint not only protects your property from decay but actually enhances the value and reflects the ownership. o e ‘ In a few days we will again have “Man O War” Spar Varnish. e . ‘ ' ~ See us for paints -foi* all purposes. | . . T Phong ity e sl o

G USE T ‘g @ g% o ' | : Artificial Pure Ice ~ PHONE No. 100 , ' The Conipahy Has Their own deli- - very Trucks. P | ' Mr. Starr D)o‘_es N(it Handle our Artificial Ice Ligonier Artificial lce

TUES. WEDS. THUBS. May 8910 e , . “THE THIRD ALARM with all star cast. e ,_ “The Third Alarm” is not propaganda for the firemen. ° Keep this point in mind. It is a powerfully dramatic story about a fireman and his little family, of his struggles for happiness, of his failure under the weight of increasing years, of his dismissal from the department ané of his come back in a conflagration so staggeringiy big in its scope as to put other screen fires to shame. e i e : This is the outstanding photo dramtie sen'sat,lon of the century. A per ;cent of gross receipts go to our own fire department. Come and help the iboys and see one of the best pictures of the season. ..Adm 15 20 and 30c. FRI AND SAT. MAY 11 AND 12 © -~ _ : “THREE JUMPS AHEAD” with Tom Mix and Tony h%:rgmous horse, Wild rides down steep mountains and a mad plunge jn & careening stage coach leads up-te a thilling leap over a cannon 20 ft. wide and 90 it. deep. A tale of the western plains where thé best man wins, Also a comedy. SUN. AND MON. MAY 18 ONLY | “ENIRONMENT” with Alice Lake and/Milton Sllls a strong crook story showing what enviroment will do in moulding life, also Buston Keaton in “The Haunted House” : : MON. TUES WED May 14 15 16 ‘ : ' b Hunting Big Game in Africa witk Gun and Camera you've never seen anything like it in your. life and you never will again a thrilling recora of Man’s two years battle with the mcst ferocious beasts of the Afriean Jungle. The sensation of a hundre¢ thrilling pictures condensed into a single marvelous entertainment. This picture is on the 4th week at Randolf Theatre Chicago. £t S i

. NEWS NOTES @~ | Mrs. H. S. Hufchison is in Chicago. Wanted, Dishwasher at Américan Gate, = ¢ ; 11a2t ‘ Wanted,——{Dining room help. Apply Hotel Ligonier. _j 10btt Usé artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. e G 30Dt . /Ainsworth Bassett had business which took him to Benton Harbor, Mich., today. e ‘ : | Mrs. A. D. Gray of Topeka Kansas is a’ guest of. her daughter Mrs. Leland Thompson and family. ‘Mrs. Elizabéth Lamb is in Chicago this week attending.a school of‘instruction in beauty parlor work. ~ The Ligonier chapter Eastern Star will go to Syracuse Monday evening to give initiatory degree work there.

FOR SALE—S burner Perfection oil range, bdby bath tub and baby cab. Inquire of Mrs. Herbert Brown. 11a2t For Sale, Oak dining room set sideboard, table and six chairs, dark oak library table, mahogany éparlorﬂ stand. Mrs. Thomas F. Kelley. 10a2t! se R 2 ::- : ; | It 'looks more favorable each day! for selection of Clyde Walb of La*‘l Grange to succeed Lawrence Lyons as chairman of the state republican com~'—| mittee. e e Mrs. Harry Green and Mrs. Arlo Shearer will entertain a company of ladies at a one o'clock luncheon Thursday afternoon, May 17 at the Elks home.;i : ' ~ Gene Billman came home from iSou:th Bend Wednesday where he has been busy moving buildings. He says lwork is plentiful in his line both in South Bend and Mishawaka. i

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Don’t fail to read in your May 12, 19 and 26 issues of The Indiana Farmer’s Guide the advertisement of Bettz’s Baby Biddies. = These arc strong sturdychicks that will grow in. to money. Order them now. . Milford Hatchery Milford Ind.

Electric Dogs.

‘'The electric dog that will follow a lantern in the dark—the mechaniecal curlo constructed by John Hays Hammond, Jr~—has a rival in French electric dog that will jump out of its kennel when a whistle sounds. -

The. Hammond dog 18 controlled by selenium cells. The amount of electricity that will pass through selenium varies with the amount of light shinilng on the” metal. With a selenlum cell for each eye of the dog and a small electric gear inside the toy the dog will steer its course so as to have an equal amount of light on each eye, which means that it will keep its head toward any lght. Storage batteries and a motor, or clockwork, may be used for moving the dog. :

Corn Money.

Boxes of American grits ‘are passing a 8 currency in Georgia, - Armenia, Azerbaljan and the Russia of the Caucasus. The laborers of these countries will not take & job to be paid In. currency of the country, but 120,000 of them are laboring earnestly on roadbuilding, farming and sanltatlon for two .and a half pounds of grit a week. This Is sald to be worth ‘more than a basket of rubles.

Refugees @gwed by Aircraft. Refugees iéxued from Sulalmaniyeh in m Kurdistan by aircraft. This is the first time in history the evacusm of a town has been carried aolg by this means. In spite of a flerce gale a detachment of R. A F. alfmﬁlected some sixty men, women children and transported them to & place of safety.

Astor’s Aoftfon Appropriate, Vincent Astor .of New York city, a direct descendamt of John Jacob Astor, who founded Astoria, Oregon, as a fur trading post in 1811, wired the Astoria Rellef commission $5,000 for ‘its fire relief fund. Astoria was the first settlement in the Columbla River _valley and was recently swept by a ‘lenctrous fAre. . 0 0

On Sunday May 6 Mr. and Mrs. Vassp Rarick at their beautiful country home near Ligonier gave a:bi}fthday' dinner in horor of their little daughter Madalon Mabel it being her first anniversary. Those present were her grandmother, Mrs. Newton Rarick, her aunt Mrs. Jacob Sheets and cousin. Marjory Buby of Ligonier, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Sloan son Richard, daughter Janet Sloan, Ralph Sloan wife and baby son Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Klick of Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Sloan South Bend. An elegant dinner was served by hostess. 'The table looking very pretty. Thec enter piece was in design of a star made of green and pink peach blossoms, in the center of the piec was the birthday white with pink decorations. A ping rose with gold leaves holding one tiny pink candle stood in the center. =~ l Madolon was the recipient of several little remembrances. . ;

Guest departed thanking the host and hostess for a very enjoyable time and wishing baby Madolon at lecast eighty more happy birthrays.

i Mothers Program Sunday. | The Mothers Day program at the Christian church will commence at 10:25 al lmothers are invited and will be treated as Guests of Honor. We know the program will please you. ~ Let every Father be present we have a surprise for you that will please and long be remembered by you. : ¢

The evening Worship 7:30 subject “Motherhood” also special music. : ‘We are well pleased with the large crowds that are attending our services but there are others who should be with us and enjoy these treats. Came. I. C. Boyts, pastor

Between $4,000 and $5,000 loss was caused by fire which burned a big 60x120 barn at the Albert Munson farm, eight miles southeast of Warsaw. The farm is occupied by Donald Munson. €rossed battery wires are believed to ahve caused the flames. There is about $2,000 insurance.

Farmers’ Elevator Closed. The Farmers’ elevator- at Silver Lake has been closed with an indebtedness of $6,000 against it. tI is probable a receiver will be asked. 1 Have Large Classes. 5 Goshen schools will graduat e a class of 74 this year while Columbia City will have a class of 48. = @ Regular Council Meeting . The Ligonier city council will meet in regular session tonfght with little but routina business before it. '

~ Ligonier dealers today paid $1.20 a bushel for wheat with little coming to market. ' Mrs. Edward Dorcott of Alabama ‘was a guest this week of Mrs. Harry Holderness. we ) A A—— George Bryan is in the state of Arkansas looking up a favorable locaion to engage in business there. The William and Calvin Stoner families of Millersburg were guests the first of the week of Ed Gangwer near this city. L e . Supt. and Mrs, 0. M. Craig entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stansbury and Mr. and Mrs. W. C B. Harrison and son George Robert at 6 o’clock dinnér last night. e

Mrs. Hattie Nicholas writing frpm Chicago to renew her subscription tc the Banner says she just arrived home from a sojourn of three weeks at Excelsior Springs, Mo., a fashion able resort near Kansas City. =

r e et e et et g Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holderness will drive to Angola Monday and bring back with them Mrs. Holderness’s sister, Mrs. M, Lough who will make her home in the Wills property on the North Side recently purchase by her father M. C. Pollock. L - CHICKS CHICKS CHICKS ~ Don’t fail to read in your May 12, 19 and 26 issues of The Indiana Farmer’'s Guide the advertisement of Bettz’s Baby Biddies. These are strong sturdychicks that will grow in | to money. Order them now. -~ . Miltord Hatchery Milford Ind: |

Entertain Sunday.

Big Fire Loss.

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- Notice to the Publiec. = The city deliveries for the following stores: : . . C. R. Stansbury b F. E. Miller Weir & Cowley . A B Weayer i E. Jacobs & Co. : Sacks Bakery ; Time of trips 8 and 10 a. m. 2:30 1. m. Frank Sprague & 11a4t

Call to the Public.

~ The membership of the G. A. R. s so limited that it is impossible to assign members for the decoration of soldiers’ graves in al Tthe cemeteries in the Ligonier jurisdiction and the decoration of such graves should be made by persons residing nearby. No soldiers’ grave should be neglected on Memornal day May 30. o L John H. Hoffman

First Presbyterian Church Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastors " Residence the Manse 318 Third St

Telephone 345. % Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Service 10:45 2. m.. Eveéning services 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p. m. “The Church With a Welcome.”

- L For Sale. o ‘Advance Rumley threshing outfit, engine 6 h. p.'double cylinder steam, 32x52 separator, standard clover huller, tank drive belt, canvas outfit complete almost new. Priced for quick sale. Enquire Mock & Stocker, Cromwell, Ind. - Lot g ST Al

‘For Sale—Child’s bed with -mattress. Call phone 130. 1 11a2t - FOR SALE—New garden hose. Inquire. at the Banner office. ' Tom Mix and “his famous horse “Tony” at Crystal Friday and Sp.tut' day. ; Sl e " Ed Platt jonrnyed to Indianapolis to hear an address by Eugene V. Debs, a great orator and socialist. T . Frank Burkett of Ligonier is spending the week with the Spurgeon Brothers at Spring Branch farm.

‘'FOR SALE-—Onme Disc harrow like new horse drawn. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. , ] Ila3t The late season of winter was short lived. The sun came out’ warm this morning and caused the snow to soon disappear. _. o ‘Charles Richwine is under arrest at| Elkhart ' charged with embezzling $450 of funds belonging to the lodge of FHoresters there, = =~ = & ~ With favorable weather several lady teachers of the Ligonier schools will be week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver at their Wawase¢ BOMARe, - e e ol Mrs. C. C. Ullery has gone to Bloos dale, Ohio to spend the summer with| Mi‘mﬁﬁg Charles Schwab and family. The Ullry farm cast of Ligonier has been rented to Dale Waldron. Mr. Ullery will join his| %&3%%&%@%@

- Now Upen For Business i - Keister Electric Shop o e RNI Y o U.S.L. Battery Service Station © ' New shop located five blocks west of Ford Garage. - We will hav‘eéﬁ'stock at all times, Tires, Tubes, Patching, Light Bulbs, ‘Spark plugs and a general line of Auto Acecisomyes) . - ov 0 Foaan e = We will also have oils and greases and two large gas pumps _with plenty of gas at all times, one pump throwing high test gas only. Siann g ‘ & o S Try our hig;h test gas and. you sure will coine back for more. Let us tell you the reason why. S : We will make a business of washing cars, draining crankcases a{nd refilling with good oil.. * = ' o : \~ Specialist on battery work ‘of all kind, we rebuild and - recharge all makes of batteries. We will sell you a new U. 8. L. battery only when your old one cannot-be repaired forvouatasaving: o 0 e e e : S‘tarvter and generato’r work a speciality. = - 1 . Come and look our place over, you are under no obligaMgnitobyy, e LDo el e e e . ‘Afairand squaredeal. . . oo . - Every manpay his own bill. ' FREE £ FREE FREE - Free air, water and battery inspection. "Don’t forget the place, you cannot miss us if you drive out Lincoln; Way ~ Fred C. Kiester, Prop. oo D s RO

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