Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 14A, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 May 1923 — Page 2

~ Both men and money ~ are at their best when y Savings deposits e 1 earn interest day e ‘ and night at 4% -‘ perannum. = 1 5 | .We pay}%‘lon savings [ aa e “Thé'Bank on theﬂCérn,er*" _

Beauty and Durability + are thefathactived features of the new 7 - Automobile But service and saving are qualities no to be ignored Let me demonstrate this wotnaerful car foryou - Otis Baker,Agent " | zLigonier,lnd. i

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HUDSON’S . Goshen, Indiana ‘ | 12 BIG VALUES - BUY and SAVE

Black Sateen Bloomers for children ages 4 to 12. Made of fine quality sateen. Elastic waist Priced : e . 8906

Crepe Bloomers for ladies and misseS. Made of nice quality crepe plisse in flesh, orchid, and peach Priced e a L hp

Princes Slips for ladies and misses in white, flesh, black and navy made of genuine lingette Price $2.75

Curtain Marguisette 36 inches wide in white -dﬁly. Used in all rooms. This i 8 a 25¢ quality. Price 20c yd

Tissue Ginghams 32 inches wide large {assortment of checks and plaids. Beautiful color combinations. Also plain colors.§ “ Priced 39ca yd Bleached Muslip Hills fine quality bleached muslin. Wears like [iron, best for summer underwear and nightgowns. : - Priced 25cyd

White Dimity. Small batred"dimity in white, 36 ins. ‘wide a wonderful materal for nightgowns for men - and women. / ‘Priced 25¢ yd Imported Tissues. 32 inches wide. »Also gaze marvels. 75 patternis to choose from. Wonderful material for summer dresses. Priced 59¢ yd Rondac Suiting, a 36 meacerized fabric with t'hefE abp-, earance of a silk rajah. This material is a good fabric for sport dresses. All colors. ~Pticed 59c¢ yd - Normandy Voiles. Looks like fine dotted swiss. Dots are guaranteed to stay on material. Full line of colors L ' bae - Priced 59c yd

Printed Voiles all the latest patterns in dark and light shades. 40 inches wide. The fcoolest fabric for summer afternoon frocks. _ Priced 50c yd Dress Ginghams, large selection of fine 32 in: ginghams. All colors in 'checks and plaids. Also pldin colors. ’ Libaeig Priced 30c yd e NNTENE

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M. Ds to Entertain Wives., : “Ladies Night” will be observed bv the Northeastern Indiana Academy of Medicine ot the next regular meeting of the organization to be held at the Auburn Fotel, Auburn Ind., Thursday May 31. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. and the program of the evening will include two addresses one on the subject “Backache” by Dr W. E. Shackleton of Chicago 'ahd an address on ‘“Diabetes and the Use of Insulin,” by Dr. W. .H. Holmes also o? Chicago. Drs. Lane and Black ot Ligonieﬁ will attend this meeting.

All Day Meeting June 5. =~ June 5 an all day meeting will be held at Community hall Cosperville by the Home Economics club of Elkhart township on “Millinery” Mrs. M. McClugan is leader of the Millinery project for 1923 and says “you ara all’invited to attend whether a member or not whether you live in Elkhart township or not Come.”” A potluck dinner will be served at the noon hour. : - S :

Big Crop Promised.

In spite of the continued cold weather the strawberry crop in Noble county wili be a “bumper” according to growers. The usual early consignment of shipped in berries has been on the local market for some time. Owing to the fact that plants of local gardeners are. continuing to bloom the crop will not be injured it is reported. The berries this year are of unusually fine flavor. :

Four Tires Stolen.

- Some thief who leftyhis footprints plainly on the ground entered the Arthur Yeager garage on the North Side the other evening and stole two tires from his truck and two from-his Ford touring car. The thief left someof his tools on the ground and Mr Yeager says he may recover them b~ calling and paying for this notice. .

Ask $50,000 For Eye

A judgment of $50,000 for the loss of an eye is demanded by Harry F. Pierce in a suit filed in the DeKalb circuite ourt against the B. & 0. Railroad company. Pierce was working on a lathe at Garrett when a piece of metal from a /locomotive tire struck him in the eye, impairing his sight.

‘ It Don’t Mean Much.. The indictment against Nie Sheffer for murder of his sister-in-law, Cora Sheffer has been dropped in the DaKalb circuit court. Sheffer is now safely incarcerated in thes taté penitentiary at Michigan City for life after being found guilty of murdering his brother.. e pug

Himes Sells Property.

John Himes has sold his second hand store building and grounds:on East Third street to William L. Jaekson and the new proprietor got possession this morning. Sam Clawson will operate the busines for Mr. Jackson. s |

. Death of Catholic Priest. The Rev. Father W illiam Rathor aged about 32 years of the St. Joseph Catholic church LaPorte died at the Kneipp sanitarium Rome City where he had been a patient the past two weeks. Death was due 'to uremice poisoning. , e

Buys New Home.

Mrs. Rose Smith age 87 whose home was destroyed by fire last.week at Rome City has purchased the Burnett property and together with Mrs. Trippo who made her home with her has moved into the new dwelling. |

Complete Street This Week.

‘Contractor Mahoney with favorable weather will complete the laying of concrete on the North Cavin street job this week. The work is said to be well done and the pavement all that could be desired. | .

Twilight League Ball

Tuesday 'evening the Hipco team of the'Twiligpt Leagug bested the Hagles by a 5 to 4 score in four innnings and ‘Thursday evening the Elks beat the Refrigerator team 13 to 3. Much interest is shown in'these games. ~

Chicken Comes High There.

George Bollinger of South Whitley paid a fine of $lO and costs $22 in all in Squire Harrison's Court at Columbia City for selling/a chicken that had died of natural causes. =

Trial Goes Over.

When thec ase of thes tate against E. B. Young of Albion charged with selling cigarets to minors was called in’«j:ircuit‘ court Friday the cause went over for trial to October. - '

Remembers Class Members.

In pursuance to an annual custom C. R. Stansbury presented to each girl member of the graduating class of the Ligonier high school a handsonie souvenir. e

. Catehes Big Fish. ' James Adams landed a pike in the Elkhart river the’ other day which weighed over four pounds. He prosented the catch to Ed Keasey. L Opening of Crows Nest ' The Crows Nest summer hotel will open for the season Wednesday May 30. Ligonier people are especially in-

Call phone 220 for a Hoover Vaccum Cleaner demonstration. - 9att - Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new. 52att

Wanted, used Ford car. Inquire at this office. : , 11btf | Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. : T 2 300 ~ For Sale—Wawasee lot at a bargain Inguire at Banner office. Ilatf FOR SALE—New garden hose, Inquire at the Banner office. ' . For Séle——Dining room set in good condition. Phone 379. 10btf Call phone 220 for a Hoéver-Vac-cum Cleaner demonstration. 9atl For the best Kodak Finishing take your films to The Simong Studio IlaBt C4ll phone 220 for electric fight bulbs and get free delivery to any part of the city. i b o For Painting and Paper Hanging Call Hershel Reed. Phone No. 885. & , Sati Call phoners2o for electric light bulbs and g’%‘at ffee delivery ' to any part of the' city. 9atf Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligenier Artificial Ice Co. = distributors. o 10btf

Call for Elder’s ice credm the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. ' .10btf

| House, two acre truck patch with auto storage for rent there miles east of Ligonier. Inquire of Frank W. Zimmerman, this city. - 11atf

When summer comes -do not let your old car shame you. Have it repainted by Wallace Jackson, Ligonie: : 5 fie o ROate

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

FOR SALE—New ' modern house, one square east Citizens Bank. Will sell on payment plan to -responsible party. 217 E. Third St. Phone 178, : Cna s AhEpl

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. - Welcomse. o

For sale big pair of three year old colts weighing 3,150 pounds, strawbery roan in ecolor. Charles Price, Wawaka Phone.. : 6btf

A full coverage policy on your car. Fire, theft, collision. property damage, Public Liability insurance, all a reasonable rates. Fred Kiester, Phone 456. ! Bl 2att

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

I am prepared to clean chimneys. furances and stoves on short notice and at reasonable prices. J. F. Sampull, Ligonier Call Banner office Phene 13. ' o Tatt

The Cass Aute Truck Line operates in and out iof Ligomier between Fort Wayne and South Bend.: Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. P 48bif

~ Irnit Trees and Shrubbery. ’ 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 Sobtf

- Christian Church Services. Sunday school at 10:00 ' Morning worship at 11:00 - : Evening worship at 7:00 5 The public is cordially invited to these services . - 46atf

}, Wanted ~ To buy corn and oats. C. L. Cham‘berlin, Phone 861, 34btf Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Rose: Deceased . No. 2474 = : - i In ‘the Noble Circuit Court May term 1923. @

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Administratorof the Estate of Mary A. | Rose deceased has filed in said court his accounts vouchers in final settlement of of said Estate and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Court at the Court House at Albion Indiana on the 7 day of Junme 1923 at which time and place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in _saig_l_»_Coprt and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. ' And the heirs, devisees and legatdes 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 ald Wetate, o 0 . _ George W. Lindsey, Administrator Posted May 15th 1923. '~ | Bothwell & Vanderford, 4ttorneys

Auto Insurance.

Hatching Eggs for' Sale.

Cass Truck Line.

' 15th Ligonier Community Sale, At Foster’s Sale Pavillion at 11:00 oloioek A, M SBarD ..ol A e Horses and Mules—One span ‘of mules;, 5 years old 'weight 2,500 will try and have a few horses.

_Cattle—so Head of cattle consising of fresh cows, close up springers and grasm cattle.. | o 0 L ood (e Hogs—bso hogs, consisting of sows with pigs by side, teeding shoats and pigs at weaning time. = Sheep—Will try to have some ewes with lambs by side. i Household Goods—Have a good offering of feather beds, pillows, mattresses, sheets, pillow cases, - bed spreads and com%orts, dining room chairs, rocking chairs oil stove, cook stove and many other articles too ‘numerous to mention. i

Miscellgneous—lncubator Dinner bell, 200 fence posts, 40 rods American fence all No. 1047, pear butter maple syrup lubricating oil, automobile tires,- potatoes and ‘many cther articles will be listed by date of sale Edison Tire Prices—The Edison Tire needs no introduction in and around - Ligonier. You all know my prices are the lowest that can be made on a high grade tire. Come and be convineed. = - ; : - Fabric 8,000 Miles Bxe s SOXS OVEL L e e TS SRR ol e BTR SEERMLL L gk lERE L i i T 8 Bled R BORL o e a 0 S Bwl adh

Heavy Duty 10,000 Miles SOxS%B L. A e S 8 Sa R 32x31% ... Shhls vkt esensinn o 1800 BIME. i ik SR Sexd -kL s R Bexate N . 9750 Sl L e AN e R BEh L sil B BOES L e L h 350 | Regular Cords 8,000 Miles. BINONG oLI § G B Lo aa AN e e 10D BEE e 84 L 160 ! ‘“Tubes 1 Year BOXd L aaca il G o BORINE: . e e 1S BARAME i aBs IR i L 2 Rt L s 300 SSEL L e BERR e re e SERAIE i 828 SN a 3 e BOERS il 8000 SRX e Le R BOEBL L A Usujal selling and buying terms. . George D. Foster Manager y E. R. ‘Kurtz, Auctioneer : H. E. Hoak and C. C. Smith Clerks

Suffers Frightful Burns.

- Leland K. Thompson is suffering from frightful burns on his hands and will be unable to use them for some time. Wednesday evening the weather being cool he concluded to make a fire in the gate at his home on South Martin street and spying an old auto ‘mobile tire in the basement he placed it I}l the fire place with the result that it.at once burst into flames and rolled out upon the floor. Mr. Thompson grabbed the burning mass and rushed it outodors to save' the house from destruction, but in dding so his hands were horribly scared. Dr. Lane was called and rendered aid, but the injuries were very painful for several days. a 4 Pl

Elect Board of Directors.

Stockholders of the Farmers & Merchants Trust company of this city at a recent meeting elected the following boar do fdirectors: Fred H. Green, W. A. Cochran, James Kinnison, Jacob Beckner, John Kunkalman Henry Hire, Monroe Ott, Will Hire, Harry rGeen, Frank W. Zimmerman, Sherman Morris and John ‘H. Hofiman. . Retiring directors are Fred E. Weir, W. A. King, J. L. Henry and C. R. Stansbury. The new directors will soon meet and select officers.

Meets With Mishap.

' While driving into Ligonier Friday morning a farmer from near Wolf Lake met with an unusual mishap on the Lincoln Highway. The man had 18 fat hogs in a hay rack on the wagon and when the porkers all dashed to one side of the rack and the wagon turned over spilling the animals .out in the roadway. It was: no small task to reload them. e

Where Paving is Needed.

The ¢hemical fire truck of Mentone was destroyed by fire Wednesday, when jit was driven to a fire near the town. The truck mired so closé to the burning barn that it was impos: sible to move it and as a result it was practically destroyed. The loss -of the barn is estimated at $4,000.

$4.00 Chokers $4.00

Your old muff or fur made into an up to the minute choker for $4. Fur coats and capes remodeled and’ relined now at summer prices at the leading furriers of 116 Jefferson strect Blkhart, Ind. Phone 2345 Fingers. kR ] 14atf

- Ulerys in Ohio. i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ullery are now with their daughter Mrs. 8. K. Sch wab at Van Buren Ohio, where they will probably spend most of the summer. The health of Mrs. Ullery is slowly improving her friends will ‘be glad to learn. . ' o . Jacob L. Sheets was over from Go* shen. calling on old friends Friday. . LT s and ail kinds of Jusk I will pay the highest market prica . Call Joe Miller Telephone 2on 433 Ligonler, = =l2

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