Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 20B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 July 1923 — Page 4

. Theresa Reasgn < ~ When you need éDoctor{-;Y‘ou want the best. ~ When you need a Lawyer—You want the best. ~ When you need a Bank—You want the best. - is the outstanding *’fihancial’ institution in this vicinity with the Largest Deposits and largest Total Resources of any bank in Ligonier and more quick assets than any bank of its size in the state. ~ THE REASON The MIER STATE BANK is conducted by men who have been in the banking business all their lives, tully conversant with prevailing conditions and giving freely of their knowledge to the service and good of the community. L

i ] o v * Jet White Groceteria You should expect to find lower prices here than elsewhere, because we do away with several costly items of expense. o ‘ : Best Cane Granulated Sugar 10 1-2 Ib. Argo Gloss starch 8¢ | . Domestic Sardins 5c ¢an" _ Special For Friday and Saturday 10 cakes Kirks White Flake soap with a nice shopping bag and one cake of Jap Rose Toilet Soap for 48¢c. frooie oMI eSSI Kirks Hard Water Castile Kirks Ame[icaﬁ F amily ‘ (cocoA HARDWATERY 0 Fnencan/ay - L : : m«kamzwk,«/m-q il 10 for 55¢ . “WE SELL IT FOR LESS” Jet White Groceteria Phone 20 ~ H. P. SISTERHEN, Manager.

; "l_‘h'e Missi(%ary -Society of the 'Permission has been granted by the Presbyterian church is holding a pic- soverign lodge of Kendallville Elks nic this afternoon at the A. B. Wea- to build a new home. About $15,000 ver ! cottage, Wawasee. ~ A program’ has been raised towards the required is being rendered. - building fund. : '

Means Summer Comfort. Here are a few : 2-qt Ice cream freezer.................. 51.50 v ;- Porchswings ..... .... 2 $3.75 $4.50 etc. rdelly glasses, .. o o - Bledor : Icy-hot b0tt1e5g.................51 and $1.25 ' IcEteatimblers. = ... . i TBCeet A iSefetyragons. .. 0 0 10¢apd Sl - | Blegtric haipowrlets, .o 0 0 0 1R 0 o o ok wMerpitelies. .oo o DO, P Blle , SO Ll RS 00l v SR - Mionowseines., ... ... ... 89185 -~ Mirro Preserving kettle 5et......... 9198 ~_ Window adjustable screens .........50-60-75¢ =~ e ARSI DRIt .. s eSO . b Ommlegenszat, ... ooc Lol B i"z’*%ﬁ“ ab1e0fic10th........................35cyd ° o ** gﬁ’%j),ﬁ%“mw;%&t o el L iWA e sandn’ o B as R asenan s - Weaver s Hardws e e e

— S)GOMNIER BANNER, LIGONIER DR, T

Notiece of Determination to Issue .- Bonds ;

Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Ligonier Noble county Indiana did on the 95th ‘day of June 1923 determine to issue the bonds of said city in the amount of Twelve Thousand dollars to raise funds for the payment of the costs and expenses incident to the repair and extension of the city ‘water works' saig bonds to be a proper, valid and subsisting debt against the taxing district of said city of Ligonier. An annual tax levy is to be made, for the purpose of raising funds for the payment of said bonds and the interest thereon computed at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi-annually as the same become due. : Notice is therfore hereby given to the taxpayers of said city of Ligonier Noble County Indiana who will be affected by the proposed issue of said bond of the aforesaid determination of said common council to issue the same and that petitions or objectious thereto may be filed as provided by law If proper objection be not made said bonds will be issued as determined. . X : - June 26th 1923. By orer - -of the Common Council. e : 5 Clarence E. Denning, Mayor Attest: T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk.

Feel It An Injustice. _

People of the North Side feel that an injustice was done when Uncle Enoch Golder, who served so faithfully as janitor. of the Ligonier Public Library since its establishment was displaced and his only source of 'maintenance cut off in his old age. E’Hardly any organization these days lay off its employees on account of old age without some pension provided for their care. 7 North Sider _ Warning to Auto Drivers. Some thoughtless persons no doubt un familiar with the law are in the habit of parking their cars in the alleys obstructing the driveways and blocking traffic. The practice must be stopped and after this public noticé anyone found guilty of the offense will be vigorously prosecuted, s ~ All persons will observe this order or suffer the consequences. Werten Engle, Chief Police Ligonier July® 1923, - T 20a3t Get in the Moving Picture Film Free. . Sunday July 15th the moving picture Camera man wil take moving pictures of Buttermilk Point Bathing Beach in the afternoon. These pictures will be reproduced on the m@;\ at the Jefferson theatre Goshen July 18th, 19th 20th. You must be at Buttermilk Point Sunday July 15th, in order to appear in these pictures. ' Take a chance. You may be a star. _ For a good time at the lake visit old log cabin Buttermilk Point. Danc-. ing Sunday afternoon and evenings. Mac's Orchestra Goshen has been engaged for the season. Refreshments, Bathing, Boating, Chicken dinners, best hotel service. Roads are open. Don’t forget the date. C. E. Johnson Bl o o o L A S S ST S flabbifiess of ki, double ohin, olly Boiots ticiie - e e eol ”“"

TUES.-'WED. THURS. ULY 10, 11,18, =~ = | = = = . “THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR” with Forrest Stanley and Marjorle Daw from Peter B. Kyne’s great story of a man’s thrilling fight for love aid honor in the bhoundless romantic West, Something to -thrill and think about also a Christie Comedy. Er o s oo g FRL AND SAT. JULY 18-, = . ®E]o= 7" - s “DEAD GAME”with “Hoot” Givson a fast moving comedy drama for the great West also a cartoon and a kid comedy. : SUN. AND MON. JULY 15-16 - TR b N ! “WHY WOMEN REMARRY” with Milton Sills and Ethel Grey Terry | a splendid drama with all star casst also Buster Keaton in another great comedy. i leAndlesli®ese |2l el

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE I awill sell all my household goods at a great sacrifice. Persons needing such articles of furniture and utensils T have to offer will réceive bargains if they will call at -once. Mrs. | L .P. Wineburg, Ligonier, = Go to Kiester's place for gasoline and oil. " 19att | Use artificial pure ice. Phone; 100 for prompt delivery, ' 10Dbit MiSS Mary Decker 'is spending the week in Chicago. e o Wanted dress making to do, Call phone 239 Ligo’nier S 20b4t ‘Modern home for'*rént call at the Carney Clothing Store. . 19ptr ’ Kiester has tires tubes and auto ' accessories ‘call on him. o 198tE ~ H. 8. Snyder has business whicn called him to South Bend today. ’ | Al kind of household goods for sale at a.sacrifice. Mrs. L, P. Wineburg. e s . 20atf | Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nelson came from .| Chicago to visit his mother Mrs. Osie | Nelson. L ] e i g, ! e s g g | Roy Banta has been helping out in 3|the C. & A. Green meat market this | week., | : ‘| Mrs. Emma Bailey was called tc ,{Chicago by the serious illness of a I relative. o s

~ Mr. and Mrs. William Yerger are on a visit with relatives in Michigan ithis week. : sE f it - P F -t g, Bt ('v ! - J. F. Sampsel will clean out cisterns and repair them. Leave orders at Banner office. 2 7btt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plank, Mrs. Matilda Stage and Mrs Addie. Grow drove to Warsaw Sunday to attend a Christian Science meeting, £ 0 - My huckleberry marsh is open to pickers, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays of each week. John Sovoic, Albion. o 20a2t B e Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harold of Ligonier were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schlotterback at Brimfield. : Miss Virginia Freed, of Wakarusa, is spending the week with her-cousin George Robert Harrison at Diamond lake. o B , L * Managers of the Ford garage at Churubusco telephoned the Banner ‘that they have an Airdale dog supposed to belong to a Ligonier party” - Mis Dorothy Hall and friend, Mr. Mitchell of Chicago, were guests over the week end of Miss Katherine ‘Wood, Miss Wood returned to- Chicago with them. | < e Mrs. Charles Nelson is spending the week at the lake cottage and ijs-. F. E. Miller is still in South’ Bend 80 the Miller store force are living ou lunches and milk. e . Messrs and Mesdames Grover H. Smith and William Laughlin of Elkhart came over last’ evening to visiga Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marker at their Diamond lake cottage and to pick np segem bama - o ol ol _Dr.v. o, S e nier drove up from his Cincinnati home to spend a couple of weeks during his vacation period with rejatives and old friends. He is in ecellent health Mol soy o _ Mr. and Mrs Charles Green entertained at a six o'clock dinner last RS Re e e R N R D S AN MGt evening Diamond lake cottagers con-| sisting of the Swanson and Meunaugh (s & Suieike and Njeeped | mors of South Bend. . . | T e acres of lapd on West Union street.| G e niis TR e L *ﬁﬁ " Brick house modern, barn, gars el LYok 10 ki tiesk, bk gt Ll !et :;‘ 'r; Mrs. J, E..Cul s;:ﬁa L. 18btel goE i e mn’;%ﬁrﬂggf%ﬂ; - EOR BALE—Hoosier kitchen cabi-| o %&%%a@%*ﬁé‘%» N net, good as new, a Clark-Jewel three} bsSlel R B Al ““%:sa;%f* e W e O OB sSR e e ee SR B P T eTR BBN e S K

- GOSSARD CORSETS 1 The original front lacing corsets. All; others are only imitations. We| have a model for every style figure, hence you will enjoy comfort style and service, o el Will be glad to help you solve your corset troubles with out obligation to buy. Priced as low as $2.00 at ‘the Casey Shoe store Saturday July 14 A card or phone call at Topeka for appointment will meet you any 'other time. Ethel M. Black. - 19a3t ' " Paints Fine Signs, ‘Adrian Biddle is a painter of some class along with his electrical engineering. He has placed lettering on the windows of the Earl Braginton store equal to any ever done in the city. ; g W sy _Let Kiester look after . your bat: tery. : : - 19att It seems to rain without much effort this week A For Sale full blooded Fov Terrier puppy five months old. 20b2t ~ Noble County Commissioner Hill is confined to his home by illness. ifor Sale—Rania very reasonally priced phone 213. , E. Robinson. ' - ‘ : ;o *2oazt -For Rent—Modern house on W. Third street. Inquire of Mrs, B. W. Cowley. . ; 20a2t Local and long distance hauling {dene. ~ Jackson & Clauson: Call phone No. 600. 5o« 208 t Home for Rent—Enqaire of Blanch Shobe phone 178. East Third street. - e . 19att The weather has warmed up again. ~Get your transmission and differential filled at Kjester’s. - 19atf Elizabeth Pfeifer of Cleveland 0., is visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. .. G. Thompson in this ecity.

There will be a meeting of the W. C. T. U."at the home of Mrs. Jacob Smalley Tuesday afternoon, July 17. - There will be an ice cream social at the rGeencastle grange Tuesday evening July 17. Everybody invited. Ottmer and Agnes Sylvester of Bowling Green, Ohio are here for a week guests of the John R. Couter family. o ‘ For Rent—Modern 7 room house with garage. Enquire Blanche | Shobe, 217 E Third St. Phone 178. '» = -0 olohet Joseph Kimmell, jr., is home from South Bend for a few days visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmell. : i - Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Knecht, chil~ dren and Miss Beatrice Flick motored to Ligonier from New York city. The Kneeht family resides in the eastern’ metropolis and Miss Flick had been there some weeks on a visit. Mrs. Fred H. Green was called tij Grand Rapids Michigan by the deatn of a cousin. | She reached his bedsidc before death came. The deceased bore the same -relation to Mrs. W. A. Cochran as he did to Mrs, Green. - - FOR SALEStudebaker tonring car, equipped with new battery, good |tires with an extra tire and ‘cover, spot light, windshield wiper and bumpers.: Car is in good condition and goes at a bargain. John Hays. 19btf __Rew and Mrs J. F. Lutey daughter Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Clair' Weir to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Weir took a lake trip to Butfalo, N, Y, and took in -Niagara Falls and other points of interest. = | Persons qualified fo take the civil serivee examination for the postmas- | necessary application blanks at_ the| postoffice in taht town for the exam:| Inatigrs to bs “coustbiel Ty Dals| eSI ol o et e rents are due July lat, 1098, payable] ,g‘ PR e ik ‘r.(i-:";l::"“.?":i 'L = «4" TRy BTNy A g At th sesidencs of the ity sierk. On| ?"%‘%%%%ﬁgv‘gﬁ”% B, . »DR Jeawnesst Olty Clovk ..}

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- The Emergency Light - You can always depend upon a ‘Winchester flashlight in an emergency. lts simple, sturdy mechanism insures an instantaneous flood of light when you need it. : ' Get fours this _we‘:_ek‘. Just what you need to carry in your car. , e ; &= Povular Flashiights (& 7w Lopular Flashlights . = Ny T TNen . B c = '32" ; These styles are popular for general out- ‘i- B Ml door use. Fuinished in two sizes in nickel § 5 VAR plated and fibre cases. Tested len'and bulb §f [ e ’(” 1 . Winchester Searchlight Type, Left. ‘Gives | 2, ; : s . awidebeam of light. : ﬁ | L >! ‘ Winchester Standard Type, Right. - Very r | ¢ :i’ - handy for the motorist. Fits the pocket J ; : ‘S\é—’ "_ |in yourdoor. ; 15 : :Z-‘: ~ For Best Results Use Winchester Battries -

| o e e ~ We extend a welcome invitation | | ,to attend. the‘ op.en‘ing of the = - xF. M. Hehnéy* Ftirnituré store, 5 | . Saturday July 14th, 1923, at ol Todlaga, b | TORREST M.HENNEY

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