Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 27B, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 August 1923 — Page 4

£ Customer Told One of the - . Officers of the Mier State Bank: o can sleep nights,“lrnorrin'g | - my affairs are i'n .safei“handrs,, "P ’ - and that no one knows any- ' thing regarding my f‘bus‘ineu," '7 . . v;l;ich I transact with your in- C & dMebba” . Tberc is:uglirnited setisfaction, in euclr knoWlekée. Do your business with the MIER STATE BANK, and be sssured of safety, secrecy and security.” - Ligonier, lndiann - e

Let Kiester look after your bat--y .= ¢ 19atf " For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block. Inquire of George D. @Gaby. o dApte Kiester is particular with your work. He wants it.right as well ae Lost—Saturday Wight brown knit boys’ cap. Finder please return to Banner office. : ‘ ‘James Grant of Mishawaka visted this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cochran. _ ; . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kegg and daughter are guests of Mr. an Mrs. E, Y. Brown at Indianapolis. o The funera] of Chax'les Wyle\ndb was held at the Broadway church with burial in Sparta cemetery, ; - Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sdle by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribupors. S g . ‘Land listed for sale in all parts © fthe county and the city of Ligonier John Himes office under the Banner office. : . s et John L. Cavin the well _“knov’vn Ligonfer pioneer is confined to his bed on account of a breakdown of his nervous system. ; sy Mrs. Frances Rogers and daughter Elva of Cromwell were calling on Mrs. Clara Cooper and Mrs. J. C. Hite Wednesday of this week., .

- John Stellar has. removed from Cromwell to Ligonier and will asisst his son Floyd in operating the South Groeery and his meat market. Mrs. J. C. Hite and daughter Berniece spent last week in South Bend attending the Fair. They were visiting at the 'home of cousins Mr. and Mrs. Jake ‘Lemarr. ) WANTED NOW—Six 'i*or’d_ _dump trucks for road work in Avilla. Call or write Baker, Agerta& Thompson, Hotel St. James, Avilla. Six weeks ‘work at 30 cents a load per mile. JFOR SALE—Apex Laurel No. 8 size ‘cast range with ‘high closet, oven and reservoir. Nickel plated legs and trim. A thoroughly good range in excellent condition. Phone 396 or call at 533. Grand Street. o 27at8 John L. Henry, S. L. Fryer and G. M. Zimmerman attended the funeral of Engineer George Novinger killed the first of the week. - The 4uneral was conducted under Masonic aus-. pices. ] ; For Sale—B room modern house four lots with fruit and shade trees. garage and chicken house good barn cement floor and three acre, pasture lot. Will make great poultry farm. Call phone 380 Ligonier, 26btf

Cl”ySta 1T ‘hea tre TUES., WED., THURS., AUG 28, 29 3¢ , , o “POOR MEN’S WIVES” the story of a wife’s dreams of wealth and 2 husbands realities, a play of riches. proverty and the green eyed mons. ter, Herhnsbend saved to make their home secure, but she gave way to - the temptation to appear wealthy, It is a companion picture to “Rich Menw’s Wives” only better. Its a story of the great problem that confronts -cvery'wom also .Baby Peggy in a good comedy., : FRL AND SAT, AUG, 81 AND SEPT. 1 L GALLOPING 'rmiown» with Jack Hoxie a fine western story with plenty of action also & comedy and a cartoon o - c SUN. AND MON. SEPT 2 ANDS __“CLARENCE” with the late Wallaco Reld also Agnes and May Mc. Ovoy are featured. This is Booth Tarkington’s great ‘story and ome of the ‘most delightful comedies ever shown here. It is a story "of American family life with intense heart appeal clean and wholesome comedy which Seachers a lesson to those who cate to learn, Al<o a good 2 reel comedy. e numaßle. 000 __ “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS” by Rex Ingram the greater pro#*’AWTWW Bamon Novaro A N UV PUMBROND

~ Peaches . - Peaches for sale several varieties fresh from the orchard just beginning to ripen and.will continue.to ripen till October. C. L. Chamberlin; - Phone 861. ' L 27att Gossard | Corsets. ; ' To be sure of getting a corset that will perfect the lines of your figure, wear Gossard Corset and enjoy the comfort, style and service that comes from the scientific corseting. The Longerlyne Brassiers are equally as good priced as low as 50c. Wil give fitting in home by appointment. At the Casey Shoe Store every Saturday. S : : -2Tbtf ~ After Ford Cars. Stanley Franks accompanied S. H. Hoover to Detroit to drive home Ford cars for the Universal Sales company. - - Mrs, William Orr of Warsaw is here visiting the Shobe and Ferguson families. Her maiden name was Nettie Shobe. o Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pollock of the national capital are here on a visit with Mr. and Mrs: Harry Holderness and Mrs. Evanna Smith, = -. ~ .Mrs. Charles Green ran her car into the electtic light post in front of the Brown furniture store when the brake on the machiné failed to work and shattered the light globe. *

John McClaren an old time member of the Goshen. fire department serving nearly 39 years was in the city Wednesday and visited the Banner force. o o : | O e et e Miss Grace and Master Harry Knepp left Thursday morning for Kendall Ville to visit a week = with their uncle Chief Police Alvin S. Harr and family. - e Mrs. Ed Jeanneret, daughter Miss Helen, and Miss Wilma Dickinson of Ligonier, were pleasant callers at the editor’s home last Thursday evening.—Cromwell Advance. : | _ Mrs. Roswell,Earnhart will arrive this evening fr_Om Chicago to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. R, Stansbury and Mr. Earnhart will arrive Saturday to remain over Labor Day. e e e e e : b = t For Sale—Dining room table.and chairs, kitchen range, kitchen cabirnet, rugs, rockers, bed, dresser and other articles. Mrs. Charles Shobz phone 225, - - . 26b2t THmmRmA e s ‘The condition of Mrs. John Hays is greatly improved, She had in infection caused by chigres and it was feared for a time that one teg would have to be amputated, but now all danger ig past. - , : Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Stearnes of St. Petersburg, Fla, who are spending the summer at a Diamond lake cottage, went to Rome City today to visit Mrs. C. R. Graves and grandson Tommy Graves, old Florida friends.

New Bungalow Destroyed.

. Fire of ‘unknown origin destroyed the newly constructed' farm home of A. 8. Hill about five miles northeast of Kendallville Tuesday entailing a loss of approximately $2,500. - - Carpenter work on the new home to which Mr. and Mrs. Hil lexpected to move about October 1 had practically been completed and plasterers were to -begin their work. No one had been in the house during the atternoon it is said and it is probable the origin of the fire will never be determined. 'The loss is partially covered by insurance. e -+ Boycotte Bell Company. ~ More than 150 merchants of Misha‘wgka have signed a -agreement to have their telephones removed on September 1 when the increased rates of th Bell Telephone Co. go into efdfect as a protest against the higher rates. : e , Similar = movements are ° taking place in many other cities in Indiana where the Bell Telephone Co. operates. : . o - Bubbles in Race. : Dr. Shobe, Wesley ' Cuningham Robert Shobe and a number of race lovers went to the LaPorte fair today to ‘see Bubbles, the Dr. Shobe animal go in the 2:15 pace, : y L Next week George Foster will start two fo his steppers at Wauseon, Ohio. School Girl and Sam Axworthy. Dr. T, the Timmis animal starts Wednesday at the state fair Indianapolis, .

New Road Supervisor,

Virgil C. Lee Anderson, Ind., has ‘been appointed district ‘engineer for the Fort Wayne district. of the Indiana state highway commission succeeding O. B. Kercher who resigned to accept a position with the federal roads bureau at Houston, Texas. Noble county is in the Fort Wayne district. : e Pretty Well Buried, @~ . A copper still in operation and a quantity of moonshine were found by the Elkhart police when they raided the home of Sam Petrelas Monday night. The still was housed in a hole in the ground under the front porca to which entrance was gained through an opening in the_' cellar. Meting of Consistory - The fall reunion of the Fort Wayne Consistory of 32nd degree Masons will take place November 13-15. All degrees of the Scottish. Rite from the fourth to the 32nd inclusive will be conferred on a class that is expected to number at least 200 : a Postofie Robbed. . The postoffice at- Treaty and the Ray Templeton store was entered by robbers in Wabash county and more than $lOO taken from the safe. The safe was used for the purpose of keep ing money taken .in at the store as well as that taken in at the postoffice which' is situated in the building. .

To Hear the Band.

- After hearing the open air band concert last evening Mart Jackson of the Highway Cafe acquired a taste for good music and left this morning for LaPorte where a fair is being held. < . G . - Improving Wood Road. ‘Workmen = are grading the Milt Wood road leading to Wawasee and will soon begin spreading gravel. The ‘highway has been in bad condition all summer, L g Taking Effective Treatment. = . John O. Slutz the well known traveling salesman, thought he was failing in health until he' took up golf and now he is about as fit ag ever. - ¢ ' Breaks Leg in Fall, : Jack “Chubby” Hauff son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hauff of Kendallville sustained a painful fracture to. his leg when he accidentally fell from a gate at his home. el Whitley Court to Open. The September term of the Whitley circuit court will convene next Monday. The Noble circuit court opens in October. X

i Two Tonsil Patients. This ‘ afternoon Dr. Lane had two | tonsil patients one by thé name of -| Shock and the other a Mr. Shick. | Mrs. Blizabeth Lamb will spend her | vacatio nof two weeks in Chicago. F' 'lA‘bhe Ligonier band fills an engag.ment at Constantine Mich., Septeniber 6. e Aol , _Mrs. Bert Moffett of, Pontiac TIL, is spending the week with her sister Mrs. C. L. Reeve. o o Miss .Nettie Kistner ot’ Indianapolisi is a guest of Miss Helen Bothwell at the Wawasee cottage. : The Citizens Bank is now nicely located in the new quarters much to the relief of the operators. = { Miss Helen Green will teach in the Milwaukee public schools and leaves for that city the last of the week. _ The second well at the water worke will come in with in a few days and af /ter that there will be plenty of water. _ The annual plenic of the U. B.| Sunday school wil be held at Freed| park a week from tomorrow Friday| Begteber 700, 0 4 _ Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reeye son Weldon | andfiMrfiMe&% Pt thely. !fi! waka friends a visit|

Wolf Kendle Kershner Reunion.

_ The fifth annual reunion of the Wolf-Kendle Kershner families was held at thé county home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Wolf north of Kimmell on the Wolf homestead. - : Guests numbering over hundred from one hundred and fifteen arrived from Ligonier, Nappanee, Goshen, Kimmell ‘Wawaka, Warsaw, Fort Wayne, Albion Detroit, Mich. ' , : ~ The forenoon was spent in visiting renewing acquaintances ~and the men playing [barnyard golf.] The noon hour was spent by all partaking of a bountiful: picnic dinner of which all did ample justice. After which. a fine program was rendered. The following officers were elected for the coming year. o President—Walter E. Wolf ' Vice President—S, J. Earnhart - Secretary—Edith M. Wolf ' Treasurer—Marion Growcock f - We were then treated to ice cream and cake of which all thoroughly enjoyed. We then adjourned to meet ‘With Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fry in Kimmell the last Sunday in August 1924. . e A Member The Christian Church, - Bible school 9:30 . L Morning worship 10:30 Subject “Developement of the Christ Likeness.” ' ‘ , Evening worship 7:30 Subject “The Man Wha Played the Fool.” : ~How many of your acquaintances have you invited to church during the past week? Life is not a goblet to be drained, it is a measure to be filled. So is the church. Which are you doing? 'The fairest flowers of. civilization are the children of Christian parents. How- many flowers are destroyed by the example of church members no one will now till they stand before the great Judgment when it will be to late to change the record. The church can never be what you want it to be while you neglect its periods of refreshing on the Lords Day. - ‘ e . The church needs you. You need the church. . . : Ira C. Boyts, pastor

Celebrate Birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Skeels of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Coy and Lon Carroll of Kimmell, Miss Bessie érigson of Whiting, Fred, Vesta and Opal Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Sloan celebrated the. birthday anniversary of Master Eugene D. Sloan at the home of the child’s grandmother, Mrs. Mary Weeks, at Ligonier, Sunday, August 26th.—Cromwell Advanee. @ , Given Farewell Party, Thirty of the close friends Tuesday evening gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth Bassett and gave the family a farewell tribute. A picnic' supper was among the features of enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett and children are t 6 locate in Fort Wayne. They leave many friends in this city to wish them well in their new home. 5 - 2 - T ——————————ty g " M. E. Church Sunday Services. First—The Sabbath School| and Bible Study. L : P This week the' subject is “The Apostle Paul the -Christian Philosopher of Tarsus.” : 1 . Morning Worship 10:45 subject “In Rememberance of Me” . ° i - Evening Service 7:30° sermon by pastor. . :

Hurt on Lincoln Way.

Clyde and Ed Zolman and the | latter’s daughter were quite badly in- | jured the other day on the Lincoln | Highway south of this city. A wheel | flew off and their machine turned fover while going at a rapid rate. The parties reside near Churubusco. |- Labor Day Attractions. { Among the attractions for Labor {Day at Cromwell is a boxing matci Iby two fistic experts . of state re{Down. . Many people enjoy witness.|ing such encounters, . NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana, Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court May Term, A. D. 19283. 2 ‘ Cause, No. . ) To Foreclose mortgage. Lincoln Trust Company of Ft. Wayne fudidns ¢ . ¢ o 1 vs ce ; Forrest Hull, et al.. 1 | The plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed its complaint hereIn together with the affidavit that ‘the residence of the defemdants Elsworth Thompson, George H. Sparling, Veimah Sparling and Carl Snodgrass ate unknown and upon diligent inquiry can not be ascertained; that the names of the defendants sued in this action as o Thompeon wife of Elsworth. Thompson angd ~ . Snodgrass wife of Carl Snodgrass are unknown and their residence upon diligent inquiry can not, be ascertained; that said action- is] for the purpose. of foreclosing a| mortgage on real estate in the State| fhee, 0 o 0 ~ Now therefore said defendants are hereby notified that unless' they bel and - appear in the Noble Cirenit Court on the 22nd day of October] 1923 same being the 19th judicial day ofia term of court to be held at the Court House in the town of Albion in sald County and State and ans: wer or demur to said complaint the #ame’ will be heard and determined| _ln witness whereot I have herunto|| mwhé@@&fiifiifl%m; said Court at Albion, Indiana this|| efim&m@mf W B Wigton Attorney for Plaintist.||

Presbyterian Church.

;;: Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 b Prayer Service Wetlnesday evening at 7:30 i e . Vacations angd hot weather are over. - Again we return. to the regular business of every day life. - Let us also return with enthusiasm and renewed courage to the House of the Lord." i - - The pastor will be glad to welcome a large audience Sunday morning. If a seat is vacant let it not be yours,© . 4 o . A verse for thought, . _ “What kind of a church - Would this church be il 1 If every member o Were just like me.” : T ——— 1 Kiester has tires tubes and auto accessories call cn him. - 19atf

Yellow Front Department C. R. Stansbury Store, the 'store that has all prices based on the lowest cash basis. ] ¥ We are now placing on our counters and tables, the largest line ot fall goods found in this part of the country. - The Grocery ‘Department offers for cash consideration the following specials, bring your eash -and help yourself to the items:listed. e Granulated sugar.9c the pound. Our ‘Sugars -are put up- in packages as follows: . - = s 21b packige s 180 Slb pacidge .0 4B 10 ‘lb; eloth sack.... ... .4 . 906 26 Ib. cloth sack only ....... ...$2.23 100 1b sack onl¥ ... ...0...8890 - - For Your Canning Season, ‘ Mason Pint Jars .. ... 11...i80¢ Mason Quart Jars only {“5}890 Ideal Glass Top Jars, Pints only 95¢ Ideal Glass Top Jars Quartsonly $1 Glass Tumblers for jelly, per doz 47c Can Lids, per dozen only. .........28¢ 3 dozen white or red jar rubbers 23¢ ~ Get Our Soap Prices Combination Ne. 1— : ‘ 1 cake Ivory Soap = . - v_ 1 cake of P & G Soap . 1 box Star Nap Washing Powder 1 box:Chipso. ~_ All for 21c Combination No, 2— = 1 box Star Nap Washing Powder 4 bars P& G Soap All for 21c Combination No. 3— Yes! 5 bars P & G Soap only 2lc A Long List of Meney Savers - Come to Stansbury’s Department Store for your cash groceries. The Yellow Front, the old stand, the remodeled store. | i - Post Toasties, regular size ...... Tlc Post Toasties, large size .......11%e Kellogg’s Corn Flakes reg. size Tl¢ Kellogg's Corn Flakes large size 1115 Shredded Wheat only ............... 11% Jersey Corn Flakes, large size - only 8 for i . L Uhe Instant Quaker Oats, cooks in 3 . minutes only ... ciiieitons 120 Cream of the Praire Sweet Corn 13¢. Van Camps Pork and Beans, large Ceanoonly o e Argo Starch, 1 Ib. package only 9¢ Argo Gloss Starch only ... ... 9c‘ 6 boxes Barber’s Matches only ... 10c ‘Sun Bright Cleanser only mssssenras 30 E Light Hoyse Cleanser only ......... 41%¢ _ Bargains! Bargains! at Stansbury’s Yellow Front Department Store every day in the week. Granulated Sugar only 9c the pound. L School hose and school dress goods for the young and olde? young. ] - 'Stansbury’s for all quick and prompt service. = : - Goods delivered to all parts of the city. . ; o ‘ C. R. Stansbury! P R .. s

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Specials For The Week {2s'_pounds pure¢ Cane Sugar =~ $220 ~10 pounds pure Cane Sugar = . 88 ~ Qt. Mason Fruit Jars, 1 dozen i . ~ Pt. Mason Fruit Jars, 1 d;ozen | i T3¢ Perbeet TaliMily 0 . T Tt g Palm,OliVe Toilet Soap, 3 cakes for ol e Olivet Toilet Soap, 3 cakesfor . = 25¢ 10 cakes of P&G Laundry Soab . . Ne 10 cakes of Kirks Flakes Soap ~~ 45c Plswyßloer | L e ArstolsFlor . - .ogay | Beech Nut Peanut Butter, sizes 10c, 17c and 27c O. K. Tested Olko, 1 pound, o 26c Bring us your butter and eggs il Jet White Groceteria ~ Curtis Hutchison, Manager