Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 31B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 September 1923 — Page 2

-~ Loans to%farmers.and stockmen are negot- , e itated by this institution with the s 4 least formality and greatest e . §%. B helpfulness. . ' A Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- ; mpt and courteous attention- =" ¢ ourratesare moderate; - | ", Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. » Confefence with our offiéérs.;_ié cordialdy ; | ~ -invited, and kept in strictest confidence. * ~ o Yeuwill r‘ecei'vg‘ here every accomodation : * c,onsi:stent-awith sound banking principles. . . We pay 44, on savings - “The Bank on the Corner”’

Funds For Farmers ‘We have pienfy of money available at lowest current rates for sto 20 year loans ~ secured by first farm mortgages. Our terms - are very attractive and service prompt. Call at our 'voﬁice or write for completé informafion.' ‘ R B e ~Straus Brothers e Company. 132. E. Wayne St. L ~ Fort Wayne, Ind.

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Bloomers and Princess Slips ] - : , Made of Silks and Sateens m o SILK PRINCESS SLIPS ~ . . Radium silk and silk jersey princess slips in ‘dark colors. Practical undergarment for nice silk or. wool ‘dress. Sizes 36 to 44 inclusive. : : i e Priced $6.25 L iy | STRIPED COSTUME SLIPS _ ‘ Made of a material which is very much like genuine lingette. In black; navy and brown. Sizes 38 to 44 inclusive. Cut full and long. This is a value worth while. : " Priced $1.69 ‘ " ~ MISSES’ SATEEN BLOOMERS ; Ages 14, 16, 18 made of goo& soft durable black sateen. ‘Cut full sizes and without rough seams. ' A practical bloomer for sch_ool; Wear.:. . oo 2 Pl - ~ Special 75¢ ' - 'SATEEN PETTIBOCKERS Roomy well made sateen pettibockers. No rough or unnecessary seams. Made of fine soft durable quality sateen. Shades are black green purple. A regular $1.25 bloomer. ‘ | : : v o A Special $l.OO Ly : o | SATEEN PRINCESS SLIPS -~ ~ln black only good quality sateen ecamisole top. Made full and good length. Sizes are 38, 40 42, 44. e . Extra Special Value $1.50 7 ~_ CHILDREN'S SATEEN BLOOMERS ' Good heavy black sateen elastic top and knees. No extra séams. Cut good and roomy in each size. Stock up for #chool wear. Sizes 4 (012 inclusie, . .o

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2 e : The Ligomer Banner s " ESTASUBMED 18es. . : . Published by : , "he Banner Publishing Company ~ W.C.B. HARRISON Editor i’ \ Published every Monday and Thursday and entersd in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter. j —_— - Find Grave of Soldler. Mrs. E’ J. Rohmer and Mrs. C. O. Wilhelm of Elkhart discovered the badly ‘neglected grave of John Proctor a revolutionary war soldier in. Heaton cemetery one mile east of Zion church in Washington township. The grave is marked by a slab which shows Mr. Proctor died in 1856 at the age of 104 years, Mrs. Ellen Proc-tor-Crowley is a great granddaughter of the deceased, lives in the wvicinity of the cemetery. g ; The Daughters of Veterans of which Mrs. Rohmer was formerly head is arranging to properly mark the grave.

Booze is Responsible.

- Mayor Warren Lige of ‘Auburn passed judgment Thursday on Frank Madden ‘and Janies Chapman, both of Auburn. Madden was given a sentence of six months at the penal farm and fined ‘ss and costs. Chapman was given five days in jail and fined $25 and costs. -Madden was charged with operating a motor ve-. hicle while intoxicated while Chapman was charged with public intoxication, Both changed their former pleas of not guilty to that of guilty when arraigned. = . S ~ Some Coon Are Blind. | -A, dispitch from . Shelbyville says Joseph Bishop living east of Shel‘by—i ville along the Blue Ridge road reports that corn has reached such: a height that raccoons have mistaken it for trees and are attemipting to hide in the stalks. Stalks in all parts of Shelby county are reported as having an unusual height and several, more than thirteen feet tall,| have been found. Noble :county has the big stalks but she lacks foolish ’coon. L s _ 1 Resigns Pastorate. | When the Baptist church board voted at Kendallville to postpone the erection of a new edifice in that city Rev. J. A. Knowlton, for over two years pastor of the church, becamec peeved and resigned. Rev. Knowlton ‘Ws personal efforts secured subB¥Fptions of $B,OOO towards the building fund and he did not take kindly to -the action of his church board. He lgoes to Indianapolis. , i

Dies of Apoplexy.

. D. A. McKinney 73 former resident of Noble county died Monday at his home in Troy township Whitley county following a stroke of apoplexy. He was working in the barn at the time of the fatal stroke and was found ly ing back of the stock by his rwife, who went in search of him after he had twice failed to amswer her call tc come to dinner. w 7 ; Wins a Birthd‘ Dinner. Tuesday evening M§; E. G. Franks gave a dirfner in howOr of theyl‘)irthday anniversary of Mr. Franks who failed to mention his exact age. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison and son George Robert 'were the invited guests. The evening was very delightfully spent with ‘games. - : ~ Famous Band at Kendallville. The two peformances scheduled for Friday October sth by Kryl’'s band will be-the crowning feature of this year’s concert season at Kendallville. This famous organization of musicians will appear there under the' auspices of the Community Band. Methodist Episcopal Church ~J. Francis Lutey, Pastor " Sunday School and Bible hour 9:30 Morning Worship 10:45 . Epworth League Devotional and reorganizing Meeting 6:30. S Evening Sermon 7:30 > ~ Midweek: Prayer Meeting ‘Wednesday 7:30. ah e S

To Relocate in Goshen.

Mrs. * Charles- Shobe left Ligonier 'yesterday for Goshen where she will make her home on: South Sixth street in that city. During her resi7 dence here Mrs. Shobe made many friends whose best wishes follow her to her new or rather old home. - . Alleys Soon to Open. , W. E. Oyler will soon open his bowling alleys for ‘the fall and winter ‘season. Ligonier has many expert bowlers who find the game a recreation and a vhysical stimulent. : Will Pave in 1925. , . The state highway commission has the Lincoln Highway pavement job between Churubusco and Ligonier down for its 1925 program. That is a good while to wait, ' o Big Potato Crop. i W. W. Stauffer of Kosciusko county raised 400 bushels of potatoes to the acre this year. e : ST e AU 4 Mishler’s Dispersion Sale. Mishler’s Dispersion Sal¢ Wednesday October 10. Feredal accredited Herd of Registered Jerseys. Majesty Bull and 20 females. 11 mnew stanchions and complete stalls and 4 calf stanchions. Will also sell horses, sheep, hogs, farming impements, Max* ‘well automobile 300 bushels New Victory seed oats; corn on stalk; 100 cords. of wood, household goods etc. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock . 6 months I New paris. @ = 0.. 91p%t T AT | i PO,

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Use artiticial pure ice. Phone 100 for| prompt delivery. o aot Go_ to Kiester’s place for gasoline and oil. iy - 19atf - For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block, Inquire of George D Gaby. 3 : 21btt FOR . SALE—Hhorse, buggy and harness. Good driving hourse, Ligonier Universal Sales Co. | 28a:f Cows For Sale, . ‘We have three good milch cows for sale. Ligondér Universal Sales Co. L L el ’ Wanted - I want to buy wheat rye and oats. Wil pay better than market price. C L. Chamberlin Phone 861. 22ptt pall for Elder’s ice cream the cream o}? quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. . ; - 10btt Removal Notice. ' The H. & G. Battery Service has moved the battery works to the Shane building. - : 25btf . . Wanted. i Poultry hides and all kinds of junk [ will pay the highest' market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. o 12atg

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, r tr Paint your automobile with Autolac, three, six and ten day system. The system that will not check. This is a new system and the best on the market. . Fords: $l5, automobiles accordingly. Jackson Paint Shop. 29atf , - 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 Tates. ; _ 48btf : Peaches = Peaches for sale several varieties fresh from the orcthard just beginning to ripen and will continue to ripen till October. . - C. L. Chamber: lin, Phone 861.. o 2Tats - Christian Church Services. ) Sunday school at 10:00 : Morning worship at 11:00 Evening worship.at 7:00 ; A The public is cordially invited to these services . : 46atd First Presbyterian Church Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. : Residence the Manse. 318 Third St - Telephone 345 P iy Sunday School 9:30 a. m. - Morning Service 10:45 a. m. ' ~ Evening services 7:30 P. M.. ; _Prayer meeting Wed. 7 p..m. : “The Church With a Welcome.”

To be sure of getting a corset’ that will perfect the lines of your figure, wear Gossard,Corset and e?:/yg the comfort, style and service that comes from the scientific corseting. Thie Longerlyne Brassiers are equally as good priced as low as 50c. Will give fitting in home by appointment. At the Casey Shoe Store every Saturday. ‘ . 27bte For Sale or Trade grocery stock and building at a good trading point in - Noble county. Would exchange for Ligonier property. A big bargain for somebody if taken at once. Inquire at Banner office. ~ 29btf Lost—Black traveling bag containing clothing between V. L. ,Todd residence in Ligonier and Kansas school house co#ners. Return to Banner office and receive a liberal reward. ‘Why The Care of the Feet is Import ant. I —Because sick feet make sick people —DBecause you cannot-be happy when your feet ache, @ . i —Because' it ig estimated that ap proximately ninety per cent (90%) of all the adult population suffers from various types of foot ailment. | ARNOLD ELSON Chiropodist ... Treatment by Appointment, 0n1y.... ‘Phone 18. Ligonier, Indiana. o 30att ~ Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prcmpt delivery. o -10 bit

Albert Stout 65 former residernt of Kendallville died Tuesday morning at his home in Van Wert, 0., from cancer of the stomach, after a lingex@; illness.! Word of his death was (Cséceived by Joe Stout a brother. . Booked For President, ' Sol Schloss of Indianapolis an old Ligo.ni’er-__ boy is booked for president of the' National Clothing Dealers Ascociation when it sdon meets. Mr, Schloss served well as vice president last year and is popular with the big organization. Mr. Schloss is associatel with his brother El in the clothing business in the staté capital. . Go to Geneva Today. ~ Rev, and Mrs. J. F. Lutey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odle are in Geneva today called there to attend the funeral of John Banta. The deceased was somewhat known in Ligonier.

Gossard Corsets.

Albert Stout Dead.

Big Stock of Gloves.

Now is the season for gloves and I have a full stock of all kinds, canvas, jersey and goat skin. T also have a large and choice assortment of pipes and the best brands of cigars and tobaccos: There is no better selection of choice candies in this city. Give me a call Sam Snider - 31a2t

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To Bretz for Glasses .-“'/" ‘:‘;"“‘»‘;;J.‘. N : e | -=* ~ Stylish, o L 4 g *‘“‘j‘:/ul s R e ) ¢ ;.y)%ﬁ:;%f,{{ Distinctive & GLASSES - Remember that glasses: are an . Importait factor in your personal appearance. Carelessly fitted, they detract from : your- looks. ; : Adjusted with the precision that characterizes, our service, our glasses will ddd distinction to your appearance and bring real comfort to your eyes. ~ | We Welcome the Opportunity of Serving You. ; * o » Nevin E. Bretz | -Optometrist and Opticlan P 180 8 Maiw 8¢ )- - " GOSHEN.

Harry L. Benner ~ Auctioneer Open for all engagemends ' Wolf Lake, Indiana " Both Noble and Whitley - County Phones

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Department Store ~ Our high grade values, our low prices are the principles on which we base our success, for and‘in consideration of our big and growing cash business we are able to buy in larger quanties, able to take advantage of all ’ discounts and market conditions, and last but not the lease am able to give you the benefit of all this which is a saving to you. ‘ Our grocery is full of items of value sold to you for less than you pay for them other places. Why not take advantage of these prices in your living expense. o o r ' " Notice the Prices on Groceries. gt i

SAVE ON YOU SOAP BILL BY BUYING | DU EOAR i D Combination Number 1 - = = 1 cake Ivory Soap 1 cake P & G Soap * . 1 box Star Washing Powder = | 1-box Chipsa - ' o Al Faßdte v : Combination Number 2 : S ' 1 box Star Washing Powder @ ‘ 4 cakes P & G Soap bl , i All For 21c : s Combination Number 3 e b 5 bars P & G Soap Only 21c B Now count your saving on soap. Laundry soap at 6¢c a cake—Rub No More, Star American Family. : et DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT FULL OF BAMGAINS ~ . Our Fall line of Hos)iéry m Woolen, Silk, Cotton, and Wool and silk. . Silk Hose From .........iiiuiiumomsimns 98¢ UD ‘Wool Hose Brom’ o f..,.k.».g;,.69éj_-_up ..C'hi’ldren’s hose 25¢, 30c 50c and $l.OO Infants hoge COLEON .....oovivssersrierieens 16€ t 0 25C Men's Work Shirts .t 60 Men’s Overalls with bib only ... $1.69 -

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