Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 28B, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 September 1923 — Page 2

Loans to farmers and stockmen are negotitated by this institution with the . ‘ least formality and greatest =~ - 4 helpfulness. Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- . mpt and courteous attention- - | our rates are moderate; o .. Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. - - ‘Conference with our officers is cordi’afly - invited, and kept in strictest confidence. . will receive here every accomodation consistent with sound banking principles. Lo o pay 44, on sa__vings' o “The Bank on the Corner” :

: [ : ® ! o ® : Jet White Groceteria 25 pounds pﬁre Cane Sugar | : $2.20 I Ib. Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand coffee . 43¢ Chase and Sanborn Japan e 1216 38c Postum cenial | [b. L ' 22 George )Washington Instant coffee 40c Instant Postum, large o 43c Instant Postum, small » | e 230 Shreaded Wheat = . 12¢ Kellogg’s Bran F l;kcs, large, 2for i ndne Kellogg's Krumbles o e Kellogg’s Corn F lakesﬁ, large 1 L% .Kellogg's Corn Flakes, small , 7-2 Post Thasties, large 2 for _ -23 c Post Toasties, small bt . 71-2 Jello, all flavors. ~ . ol ‘i ‘Bring us your butter and eggs ‘ D ' o Jet White Groceteria Curtis Hutchison, Manager

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| ESTABLIBHED 1808, e “"he Banner Publishing Company ‘ W.C.-B-WN-W e eit i amd entered in the Postoffios at Ligoafer, Ind., as sevond class matter. ~ Sees Big Klan Parade. ~ ~ Ed Platt visited Marion Labor Day and witnessed a great parade. The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Northern Indiana met in Marion for an all day’s program. Visitors arrived in large numbers in the forenoon. Officials of the organization and crowds ran into thousands. The main’ part of the day’s activities ‘started at three o’clock in the afternoon at Goldthait park, east: of the city. The list of speakers included the Rev. Daisy Douglas Barr and Ira Dawes of Wabash. i The parade moved at 7:30 o’clock in the evening around the public square of the city. Several bands, 1,000 robed women, 1,000 robed men and from 50 to 100 horsemen appeared in the parade. A display of fire works lasting an hour was at the park. ‘; More than 100 deputy sheriffs were. sworn in for duty. , ! Lady Highly Complimented. Mrs. Ainsworth Bassett is to judge Jersey cattle at the Hicksville fair this year. The Banner had it that Mr. Bassett was to be the judge. It is believed that this is the first instancé in history where a lady was ‘chosen to judge cattle at a public fair and Mrs. Bassett enjoys the distinction, She has had much experience with the breed of cattle which |has made the mgme of Bassett noted throughout the country. The Basgett Jérsey herd is one of the finest in the United States.

Would Not Go to School.

Failing in early efforts to locate Robert Lare 15 who disappeared from his heme at Fort Wayne early Sunday morning local police extended the search for the: missing - lad throughout the state. The boy ran away to keep from returning to school. He is described as five fest in height, 110 pounds, light complexioned, blue eyes and wearing a gray knee length suit and cap of the same material. i £ PR et : Invasion of Crickets, T A resident claims Kansas and her! noetd invasion of grasshoppers has nothing on Kendallville and her invasion oY crickets—the latter occur-1 ring Saturday night. About. early lamplight, Saturday evening, whole swarms of half-grown crickets struck town and made life miserable for everyone for a while. Then it ;-was‘ all over—and nobody knows from} whence they came now whither they went. . " Escapes With Nominal Fine. Will H. Adams, reporter for the Indiana supreme and appellate courts who was arrested last week on charges of drunkenness and operating a “blind tiger”, was fined $1 and costs .on a plea of guilty to the firsi charge and the latter was dismissed. Adams, a prominent rep¥blican politician of Wabash, was found drunk with two half pints of liquor in his car. | ' s e e o Firemen Recieve Shocks. - While Columbia City firemen were playing streams of water on flames consuming the |Charles Hess barn in that city labor day the water ‘came in contact with electric light wires, formed a circuit with the result that the nozzle holders ' were shocked from their feet and thrown violent!y to the ground. o

Rushes to the Rescue.

The American ‘Red Cross hastened to the relief of stricken Japan. Five million dollars will be raised to help in the good work an dto relieve the sufferers. The earthquake cost 500,000 lives and 300,000 homes were burned as a result -of the awful calamity. i | s Noble Wins Two Places. In the Girlg’ Sewing Club awards at the Indianapolis state fair Noble county won two places. On skiris Retta’ LuDell was given third premium and Amy Stangland drew fourth place on ‘child’ garments. > Now in Fort Wayne : The Ainsworth Bassett family is going to locate at 203 East Leith Fort Wayne, where Ligonier friends will receive & cordial welcome. R s & FOR RENNT— House at No. 111 Lincoln = Way South, Mrs. M. E. Folck, 521 Vistula street, Elkhart, Indiana. S i A SRBOE 4 S SIS : ~ Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Frick of Peru Who were guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Lutey, left for ‘their home. Wednesday. = . i Mr. and Mrs. Bd Keasey and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers the latter of Fort Wayne are at Lake Geneva, Wis.. on a fishing and hunting trip, ~ Mrs. Jennie Marx, of Toledo, on her way to California to spend. the ‘winter, stopped over in Ligonier and visiter her sister Mrs. Arthur FegSaeh o e Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Stearnes, L TERNRT R R TIRTWN AR au%f%§%

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Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. <1 10bte| Gall for Elder’s ice cream the cream| of quality. For Sale by all dealers.| Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. 'distributors. e . 10btt - FOR RENT—Store room fine 10-| cation for grocery, bakery or hardware. E. M. Crowley 1329 Harrison St. Elkhart, ' 27b2t . For Sale or rent—Residence in Hud son. Many lakes near and fine fishing. See John W. Himes under Banner'office. = ; - Dancing School to Reopen. Arnold Elson will resume instruc: tions in dancing next Thursday evening and a class will meet for practice each Thursday evening thereafter. . 24bte ; Cass Track Line, The .Cass Auto Truck Line operates in and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able rates. ‘ : 48btt ) 'Fruit 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. : ' 60btt Christian Church Services. Sunday school .at 10:00 - Morning worship at 11:00 ' Evening worship at 7:00 ‘The public is cordially invited to | these services . 46atf

_Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. _ 12ate 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." ' Welcome. " tr Plums! Plums ! 0 For Sale several varities including the famous Burbank which is the best of all for canning. €. L. Chamberlain. Phone 861, Ligonier. 25bif - Removal Notice, - . The H. & G. Battery Service has moved the battery works to the Shane building. ° r . 25btt | g e s w - Fertiliger , ~ All members of Farm Bureau who will need fertilizer send in your or'ders as soon as possible. If we can secure orders for enough to make a car load we can save greatly on the ‘freight. You can .save from twelye or fourteen dollars on a ton by the home {mixing method and be sure of a pure article. - : ~ Phone 861.- C. L. Chamberlin. 26b4t Attractive Subscription Offer. Ligonier Banner, twice weekly and the Atlanta, Ga. Constitution three times weekly all for $2.76 the year, payable in advance. Old subscribers by paying one year in advance may take advantage of this offer. : The Tri-Weekly Constitutien is published three times week Tuesdays Thursday, Saturdays and 18 specially edited for residents of small cities and rural mail routes who do not care to pay $6 to $l5 a year for a daily newspaper. It carries the Associated Press and, United News dispatches and cables of the news of the nation and world and is the only every other day newspaper in the country that builds a paper of interest to the reader irrespective of where he lives B e ey 22atf

0. V. Borger Office.

0. V. Borger will have his office at the Levy stores in this city and will be found there every Saturday evening for the transaction of business. ' R S et (ki s e i : : i ' Wanted = ‘ I want to buy wheat rye and oats. Will pay better than market ‘price. C L. Chamberlin Phone 861. 22btf

To Bretz for Glasses 2o ,;»})\; .- : Y 4 .y Stylish, )Sy D- s . e @« e istinctive ) : g, ~...::,‘ / : P ,’f ¢ ,GLASSES ‘Remember that glasses are an important factor in your personal appesrance, ! & Carelessly fitted, they detract g R . AdJUSLe e characterizes our mv?ce. ougnk& ‘ es will add distinction to' your appearance and bring real comfort te w. Wci;oéo‘ tln g::muﬂv ; 5 Nevin E. Bretz ~ Optometrist and Opticlan ' 130 8. Main St. . GOSHEN e ‘Harry L. Benner ~ _Auctioneer ¢ Both Noble and Whitley |

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Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the sickness and deatls of our brother. Also to the Eagle lodge for their help and kindpess and for all the beautiful floral offerings. - ‘ Mary “VanScoyke hiev e ATmE Raepher : Fred Regula Wm. Regula g e S Peter. Regula

To Hold Revival Meetings.

Richer Brothers, noted evangelists will open a series of revivals .al Wolf Lake next Sunday evening and the meetings will continue each evening until September 30. The public is cordially ip’v'ited._ LR First Presbylerian Church Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. : . Residence the Manse 318 Third St. : Telephone 345 = e i l Sunday School 9:30 a. m. : -Morning Service 10:45 a. m. o Evening services 7:30 P. M. . Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p. m. | . “The Church With a Welcome.” -Go to Kiester's place for: gasoline and oil. ° Belrin Gt RORRE Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prompt delivery. 10btt . Get your transmission and differential filled at Kiester’s. © 19adt -Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new, b2att Kiester is particular with you ‘work, He wants it right as well as you do. Lo

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