Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 October 1923 — Page 2

1 . -Ldahs to fami’ers'ahd sto‘ckmen are negot- - ~_ itatedby'this institution with the- . - | - least formality and greatest - A | ’ . helpfulness. : . | Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- |- - . - mpt and courteous attention- . - . cownileswemodenmte: . ~ Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. |- .Conf'erehce:ﬁwith our officers is cofdiélly invited, and kept in strictest confidence. | . Yoq will ‘receivfe her’é'everyfaccomodati’on' - - consistent with sound banking principles. . i Weapay 44, on sa_vingé} | " “The Bank on the Corner” = .

| - It Is Not too Soon to Choose | L.:® ' : = u Warm Motor Robes tor Winter Use ' Assortments aré complete with every degirable type of -robe. Prices are widely variéd. So that choice is certajin tc - prove satisfactory. - o = | | . All-Wool Motor Robes, . e Soft and: warm in the ‘Scotch- clan tartans. : f o $5.00 to $15.00 Each. : These_ robes are all the more practical as they are washable. Then they liave uses in the home as well as foif mot:(?ring. ‘ ’ . - \ o » o ¢ : | Some are reversible plaids in many different color [comb“gmations and they are richly fringed. Excellent values at lst7s to $12.00. . L o ' - . - EBXTRA SPEUIALY , | - PLUSH ROBES IN PLAIN COLORS . o . AT $7.50 : . . These are deep piled and é*may be used on either |side. Excellent values at this price; Other motor robes: priced from $4.75 to $l5. ’ e : : - | Our Harness ‘Department is complete. Double team harness, single harness, collars from $2.50 up all grades and sizes. We can fUrnis}l 'anyf parf of a harness. | THE LEATHER GOODS STORE . 115 E.'Lincoln Ave. *_H. E. Swift, Mgr. Irwin Block

The Hudson Company

- Yard Goods Sﬁiim;h Fancy Heavy Outings, per yard .......30c 36l i‘nch‘New Patterns '(li,om.f(‘u'*te’r Challies, yard 20¢ 86 ineh Standard Dress -Perca'le‘s, per yard ......18c 32 inch Finest Dress Ginghams, per yard ... 35¢ I:ijn'gette in all colors per yard 750 9-; Unbleached Bed Sheeting per yard .......50c Dan River Shirtings, heavy (‘iualjt.y pér\’yard S 2B Dévonshi_re Cloth, all fs_ist colors per ,;/ard e A% Hiavy‘ Fimcy‘ Bé,th Robe Material per yard ....59¢

- Some Values of Importance. 'Targe size Nashun Fancy Paid Biunkets, T 35 Der Dalr o b B 9 ‘Extra size Plush Coats, Salts Peco Plush, sizes up to 55 at s s R . Pettlbockers of fine qualiy Sateet, In COIOFS' DU DA oo oo SLOG House Dresses of Blue and Gray lé'ercale, 36 to 41 go at s BT Large size hank Allies Kuitting Yarn, all colors go at .| . . 49c - Finesline of new Silk Dresses. Best styles and colors at é516.98 to $2g,00

- . = .'- = Flosiery Ladles’ real Silk Hosiery Sub-Standards, Sat- - ‘urday only per pair e N Men's real Silk Hosiery, Sub-Standards, Sat“urday only per Dair ...t Ble Faney Ribbed Mergeriz‘éd Hose, black and colors ?’er- P i il $1406 Large selection of Children’s Stockings, black ol brown ot ... . ... 95 a&nd Me

Trade at Hudson’s”

‘‘ e : = The Ligonier \Banner - - EsTAmusHED 188 s. ; - . Published by - "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monday and Thursday &nd entersd in the Postofiice at Ligogier, Ind., as second class matter.

" Town Caucus Nominees. . The following are the nominees made by caucus Tuesday-evening ‘at Topeka. : ! 4 . ~ People’s Ticket—Clerk and Treasurer.A. L Qerbor. ! Councilman Ist Ward, S. S. Lantz . Councilman , 2nd ~Ward, :Eari Greenawalt. . e qCouncilman 3rd _Ward%Ro’y‘ Priest Citizens Ticket—Councilman . Ist Ward, Chas Gréenawalt. Councilman = 2nd V\Vard_f;‘rthur Grenawalt. o - Councilman 3rd, Ward Chas. Miller. Election; November “6th. - A full Board-of Councilmen will be elected as there was no election last last year, : s e . * Attend Convention. -~ - . A. B. Weaver and F. E. Weir Tuesday evening aﬁtt;ended?_a convention of hardware deal\ers 4in° CGorunna. ' It was for a district composed of Noble DeKalb, Steuben . and. LaGrange counties. ~ Fifty guests enjoyed the banquet. e 5 » : _‘Howar(L Harrington has arrived and took personal charge of his American Cafe . Wednesdgy. He is 1 pleasing gentléeman, . . BACK IN THE STUDIO ‘ _ First Class Kodak Pflnting : “Quality Photographs” , - . CHARLES V'INKS "AND SON - - Dealerin o Meonuments, Vaults, - Tombstones, - -+ Building Stone -

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER . Phone 2on 1 Wawaka - E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Znone No ’65.‘ Ligonier. | W. H. WIGTON : - Attorney-i.t—i_;w : - Office in Zimmerman Block . LIGONIER. 'ND -Harry L. Benner -, Auctioneer - ~ Opéen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana - Both Noble and Whitley ‘County Phones

Curtain Goods 45 inchi Quaker Craft Filet Nets 69,¢ 7b¢, 89c and §1 é - i 36 inch Quaker Craft Filet Net 5...... 39¢, sB¢ to 7 36 inch White Marquisettes Fine Qualities W 0 B, Boc Part Silk Drapery Materials 'in beautiful drapery colors. | Priced specihl at o . . 85c¢yd

.| Millinery - - 'We |sell ..vha'tsvfa;'- bel(;vi the aiveraée i)roﬁt ‘-;bhatgls usualiy ta;(_en in ’any millinery deprx‘tli;mxit.‘ ~You can saveé a great deal of money by bnﬁngu hats at this stere. You get the best Séifvlée ‘;a'ndmo‘st 'cburteous'tr?ftment bere, . L

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

i Rather Disappointing.” =~ - About a year -ago Mrst. Ben Hussey sent away for some seed recommended to produce beautiful: flowers. 'After the plaqﬁng last spring.she gave the plants the most tender care and they . thrived beyond her - wildest dreams. ™ Leaves developed equal tc those of thre palm but when the tlowers came they were disappointing. It was a neighbor who brokg@®he in formation’ that she had developed a fine crop of tebacgo. David 'Gale took . over 'the. patch and’ will have plenty of chewing-for the next few years. . o e i ~ Gravel Causes Accldent. - r “As a resg’lt of a .cfol,_lisio_n,. with an‘other auto, Lawrence Cookingham ol Sturgis, - Mich.,, suffered a fractured leg and Miss Grace Walters of Elk;L'ha‘rt with whom he ‘was riding, received - a broken collar bone. The -accident occurred near Howe whel Fred Gershaw of Sturgis in # Fora tried to pass Cookingham -on a Ehs‘tr-e_tch of toad covered with logse gravel. The victim's car was whirled squarely across the “ road and was struck: broadside by the Ford.:

Tragic Death of Aged Couple. Amos Root aged 93 for man§ years a resident .of Wakarusa; shot and killed his wife aged 73 ang .then ended his own life by drinking poison at their home in Mosier, Ore, where they have resided .nearly half a century. The bodtes of the unfortunaie pair were discovered by their giffndchildren. They have a number of relatives and friends in ‘Wakarusa and vicinity who were greatly shocked at the tragic news. : o LiT— T 3 b * Glove Factory to Open. - - Ligonier new glove factory will probably open next:Monday 'in "quar ters over F. E./Millers grocery Woodruff block. Some delay has been experienced in the réceipt of materiai’ but Manager Bourie says’' goods ordered from Fort Wayne should get here this week. e The machinery in the plant is:all set and ready, for the operators but the material® for manufacture intc gloven is delayed. = © :

‘Big Stock of Gloves. ~Now is the season for gloves and I have a full stock of all kinds, canvas, jersey and goat skin. I 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. - - . 33b4t R A A ATV ST % B "~ Hand Caught in Wringer. Mrs. . Arthur Rose of ;Elkhart wag painfuly injured . Monday morning |...when her right hand was- caughi ‘between -the ' rollers of -an electric wringer. . She ‘was released by neighbors who heard her screams and .was taken to the Elkhart General hospitai where medical ‘attention was administered. . oy . - Wins Firsg Prizes. . | At the Topeka fair last week Mister Austin of Ligonier took:a number of first prizes on his fine poultry.., ; B.°C. R I Red hen Ist prize Mr. Austin Ligonier, S. C. R.. 1 Red 9ullet Ist prize Mr. Austin 8. C. R. 4. Red ‘cockeral Ist prize Mr. Austin.- ° - : e e e . e " Declares Himself a Murderer, Edward Duffy giving his agé as 22 and his home, as Martinsville,. N. Y. was arrested at Goshen Monday upon his own “declaration that hé is; want. ed at B'udfa,« aH to answer. 4 charge of murder. He is thought to be de | mented. £ : - - ; Sues to. Obtain Salary. ~ Mandamus . procveedings have bedn file#in the circuit court at Goshen tc compel the Elkhart' county council tof make an appropriation: for the | salary of County:' Agent Chafles. A } Jackson. @ : : :

: Leave For California. : Mrs. Nettie Shobe and ‘daughter Miss Blanch leave today for California to spend the winter with the Piatt family. They *will ‘be: locatad at 818 Milwood Venice, California, ° - James W. Helminger aged ‘59 and a resident of Goshen for thiry years died at_the residence of his" da%_ ghter in that city Sunday night. . © Growing Bulbs just received at Weavers hardware. e I 7 % < . Mrs. Leyi Glant' visited friends in Topeka and .met many of her old acqﬁain_tances; . : P - APPLES FOR SALE G imes Golden Northern _Spies, Newton Pippins and Balwins $1 per bushel at the orchard. L : - -Harvey E. Hull

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN - Office: Justamere Farm. - Pliim,efl.iigoniér 87 “W. R+JACKSON ‘Tr_‘usteew Perry Tfown's'hSp _ Office M_ler{Sta»te Bapk‘,ALi'gonier Bothwell & Vanderford o Lawyers ‘E::i Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiaga

‘Use artificial pure ice. Phome 100 for prompt delivery. e < 10b88 For gent-?-—Fﬁre room flat in . the Sheets block. Inquire of, George D gaby.. . am @ 21btt e SN eT e e * FOR 'SALE—Hhorse, "buggy and harness.’ Good driving hourse. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. . 2%at : o Cows For Sale, o - We have three good milch cows for sale. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. i ¢ | L e 2 B ’2BBtf a For Sale large hard coal burned in fine condition.. A ‘bargain. Sacks Bakery. : i i 29btf

Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. ' For ‘Sale by all dealers. Ligonier:Artificial Ice Co. distributors. Sihe e “ 10bte ‘Call for Elder’s ice cream the'cream of quality. For Sale by all dmalers. Ligonier Artificial 'lce Co. ~ distributare. . ’ ~ 10by : Removal Notice. . . The H. & 6&. Battery Service has moved the battery works to the Shane building. .| - - 26btt ‘ L Yanted ¢ o ‘Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. - Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. ||, e L e ~ 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. “Welcoms. e on Paint your automobile ;with YAutolac, thréej, 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 distarie hauling done at reasonable ‘rates. | : - 48btt . Christinn Church Servicesa ' ‘Sunday | school at ' 10:00 j I ' Morning worship_at 11:00 ‘~ = ¢ Evening worship at 7:00 = 7 [ - The pubdlic is cordially invited to these services . ~ 46att First Presbyterian Church Cavin St, Rev. G, H. Bacheler, Pastor. -~ | Residence the Manse 318 Third St. Telephone 345 @ = - 5 Sunday ' School 9:30 a. m. ' ! Morning Service 10:45 2. m. . Evening services 7:30 P. M. . Pi'ayerijmeéting Wed. 7p. m. 4 - "The Church’ With a Welcome.” e : For Sale or' Trade grocery stock and build‘ing at a good trading point in Noble| county. - Would exchange for Ligonier property. A big bargain for somebody it taken at once.- Inguire at IBahnen office. 29btt Use artificfal pure ice. Phone 100 for prcmpt delivery. . 2o 3Ot

To Bretz for Glasses : A . ‘ #& Stylish, ; *; !9 ‘5”;::.1;’: v. .0 e o T B ‘%}r%}{; : DlStlnCtlve - RSR e 75 RN \ e e GLASSES * Remember that glasses are an important | tacgpr In . your ' personal appearance, - . - Carelessly- fitted, they detract - from ' your looks, . o . Adjusted with the precision that characterizes our service, our glass- . @8 will add distinction to your appearance and bring real comfort te _your eyes. oo i We Welcome the Opportunity - - of Serving You, - SR T, Nevin E. Bretz . Optometrist and Optician . 130 S. Main St. ’ o GOSHEN . Yo

SUFP=EC e .| W Fl! |7( c Y | b : J LA | | UM'““T » f' T it . ‘ l ; l ’ : R : " - A Battery . ! L% s v Without Jars . ‘The new Gummite case; -an exclusive feature with é . Ezxide Batteries, is H° : moulded all in one piece; - including compartments ¢ for thecells. Thus, indie - vidual jars aré done . away with, Cummite is practically indestructible, will | ' : not warp, and is not af-_ ; . fected by temperature; : acid, or water. Let us - - ' show you this ideal bate - tery case, , ; ' BLAZED TRAIL ' GARAGE

e 0 ] - R /| Sy . e < WRiH [/ - P e oI 4. Te e % . e Ié“/ - /p/ 7 :f‘ Aé; : Lo 5 e Y B Pk S /‘/ e ' e 5 Y\ uPR ' / eIW V R\ o /:‘at)(;'%_""_‘, ot Ry » , @i/ / ,".,"/' s ; R S s S | e i R Ll TN, ’ 5"“ /) ' - e - ’ ‘ "‘\/ ; . . 5, rOBANK MY MONEY L 37 g : . 2 . 2 - S . . PRIG N z s \ 3 7 and get ahead mf you ever }exp'éct to get ahead you must put what money %ou can spate in the bank each pay day. ' . . ' Getting ahead is having something for a rainy day, or fora - home, or for a business of your own. o It is the only sane thingto do. = e ' Start a bank-acoount, - 4 : | ' Put yout money inourbank. - 49; Interest Paid on Savingsand Certificates of Deposits e . i . , Farmers & Merchants Trust Co.

U Battery Headquarters < AE‘ABE Dale 4 With USL and Westinghouse batARAFALL g -terys, we have a wide range in price . tha§ yvill"ﬁt any pocketbook. - We can supply you' with a good battery .at any price, and give you quality we will stand behind. ; Bring in'your old battery. We will not sell you a new battery if it will pay you to have the old one repaired. We frequentlp repair batteries others say are: hepeless, and guarantee results. .~ Generator and Starter work a Speciality . Kiester Electric Shop - Phone 481 ~ . . »." Lincoln Way West - 1] and Westinghouse battery service station

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to Cbange Your Battery! - e Wefve just maide ‘_thé biggest improvement in battery service that has ever been ~ -offered to the car owngrs and radio fans : ~of Ligonier. : ' k o Itls 2 new and different kid Gi batiery : . charging system, known as the constant : potential system, which greatly reduces _ ; ‘the time required for recharging and has - various other important advantages. = ' ' We can now recharge your battery in . from Bto 24 hours, depending upon how badly it is run down. - - v - This mearis at least two or three days’ . saving of time and two or three days’ . rental -battery charges. Often, too, it . ‘means more time saved than that and i avoiding much inconvenience. = . ~ Whatever the make of your battery, _ we can recharge it by this new system. H. & G. Battery Service