Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 November 1923 — Page 2

: Loans to farmers and stockmen are negot- , - itatedby this institution with the = * least formality;and greatest | : helpfulness. = = L ~ Applications for Farm Loans receive pro- ‘ ' - mpt and courteous attention- : our rates are moderate; | ‘Terms favorable and facilities unexcelled. - Conference with our officers is cordia@lly . invited, and kept in strictest confidence. - You will receive hereevery accomodation consistent with sound banking -principles. - | We pay 44, on savings : - “The Bank on the Corner’ : !

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- Yard Goods Specials - Quaker Craft Filet Curtain Nets 45 inches wide .... 59¢ Black Mercerized sateen very nice quality ............ 83¢ Standard Percales all colors 36 inches wide ............ 18¢ French Challies for dress all wool ................... $1.25 Indian Head 63 inches wide linen finish ................ 69¢ gii'?éed Knit Silks and printed €anton crepes $2.25 to Pure Linen Table Damask pure white or silver oAI . . ... . MBte $3.75 Fine Silks for evening anw afternoon. dresses | S Bl i i 8300 10 812 55 Royal Robing Flannel for warm bath robes ........59c Quaker Craft Filet Curtain Nets, 36 inches wide 39c¢

BLANKETS--COMFORTERS Hudson Bay, Virgin Wool Blankets pretty colors s'l2‘.oo - Nashua Wool Finish Pl4id Blankets, size 72x84 W e e Chelsea large Plaid Blankets Tixß4 . ... 5489 " Nashua Wool Finish ‘Plaid Blankets 6880 ....,. $4:50 Wool Blankets size 68x80, dark colors $10:O,0 Silk Bound Crib Blankets size 36x50 ................ $2:00 Comforters 72x90 hand made, clean stock e SHSO Scalloped Crib Blankets size 36x50 .............. $1:50 Fancy Blankets in fancy colors for pretty covers B 3450 te SSTS AM‘otor Robes in finest qualify materials $3.95 to $27.50

HOSIERY--GLOVES Ladies’ Real Silk Hosiery, Sub-Standards, sold on Saturday only, per pair 80c Men’s Real Silk Hose, Sub-Standards, sold on Saturday only per pair only ..., 50c Fabric Gloves in smart styles and .prettiest O N Teo it Children’s Hose in small weaves _in brown and ek R . 9B and 29c' Fine Wool Fancy Weave Hose for misses and ladies W T Bl

- READY-TO-WEAR' Knitted Petticoats for misses and children. ‘A Sbecial purchase sale ... = .. . | ‘B9, A beautiful selection of fine silk Petticoafs, Radiums and Jerseys sasssismsessninnesensss $4.95 10 86,25 C'qstumey Slips in black and colors, made of Sateens and silks sereeisreneisiissnsnesssnnnsnnnneennn - 91,50 0 $6.25 Coats,: at Lowest prices are found .at this store. Coats of Bolivies, sport matreial and plushes. The coats are all well made and the latest styles. Special values at $15.00, $25.00"up to $75.700. - _@mEeny 00 THEN= PN | N | (o= JCOMPAN Y ' AAHEAD : X “EAy/ <\ AHEAD, | T GOSHEN.ZINDIANA.— Ladies Home Journal Patterns . Modart Lace in front Corsets

The Ligomer Banner ut_A-.-m 1808, . ! Published by - he Banner Publishing ‘Company W.C. K HARRISON Editor’ Published every Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., a 8 second class matter.

: Will Winter Here. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jones -of Shelby Mont., arrived here a few days since spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H Golder, Mrs.” Jones being a niece of' Mrs. Golders. They made the trip by auto a distance ®of 1700 miles. Other friends being present were Russel Kunce and family, Mrs. H. H. Kunce and daughter Pearl, Henry Kunce Jr., all of Cromwell, Mrs. Fred Sparks and daughter® Betty Jane of Pierceton. ~ The Joneses expect . to spend the winter here with friends. ; , : : . . : Mrs., Lung Wins Divorce. Mrs. Violet Lung of Wawasee was granted a divorce from Harry Lung in the Wabash circuit court where the case was taken from Kesciusko on a change of venue. Mrs. Lung was alS 0 given possession of a motor boat over ‘which there had been litigation The Lungs-are well known in Ligo‘nier, . b

Two Announced Candidates. _ Afteg it become gnown positively that Judge Hogg chairman of the Allen county republican committee whose residence is in Fort Wayne is out for congress Louis W. Fairfield the political old man of the sea hastened to let it be known that he would stand for a fifth term. ' On Library Board. '~ The 'judge of the Noble circuit court hts ‘appointed Mrs. F. B. Park as a member of the Kendallville library board succeeding Mrs. H. I. Park who resigned owing to her absence from that city so frequently. Diphtheria in LaGrange. On account of an epidemic of diphtheria Judge Drake adjourned the LaGrange circuit court the first of the week and the pretty little town is now under strict quarantine.

An Ex-Governor Now. The vote to impeach Gov. Jack Walton in the Oklahoma legislature was unanimous and the former Indianan is now a plain citizen: The administration of Walton was spectacular. Avilla Resident Dead. . Amos Lawrence aged 71 years former resident of Avilla died Sunday evening at the Easthaven hospital at Richmond where he had been an inmate the past years. , Don’t forget Boys Tom Mix at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

Hotel Ligonier A good place to eat - at popular prices Special attention: given to ~ parties and banquets Sunday Special - Four ¢ourse ,chiCkén dinner ~ with orchestra music , Day or Night Service

”n —M .. . , [ ™ RS ° P Bm o 2 4 - - : : .11_ 28 Years is a leng while But when he éomes out 28 years from now he’ll ind Hemmeter’s Wonderfully Champions still the favorite smoke satisfying— ¥ Good old ripe Of critical smokers—as they have :;’b,‘:;fi’;“"f . +been for the past 28 years. , - AT YQUR DEALERS TODAY 2 HEMMETERS 2) HEMMETER s/ CHA . THE HEMMETER CIGAR CO.,DETROIT.

Take in Foothall Game. : , Among the visitors at the Witten-berg-Mt. Union Foot ball game—at Springfield, Ohio last Saturday Nov. 17th were: C. H. Seymour, E. ‘E. Kline Rev. R. N. McMichael, Wm. and ArtLur D Crow, Meredith Mullin, Donald Robbins, Eddie Knox, Chester Sloan Ralph Moore,and Alcom Bunger all ot Cromwell. They witnessed a game of real foot ball between the Methodists and Lutherans. The final score 28 tc 6 in favor of Wittenberg. This places Wittenberg 3rd from the top of the Ohio conference list. . The above party of fans motored tc Springfield and while there called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maggert.

No Demand For Liltle Ones.

Jay Stuckman who resides -over the line in Noble county was in the city Tuesday. He reports that his oniocu crop . this year was extra good and all of them have been converted intc cash except about 250 bushels ol small ones, and he is dfraid he will have to make use of them for fertilizer. . The demand fort small onions ‘is’ poor -and the market for thc large ones is dumpy.—Columbia City Post | ! . :

. . Burned by Gasolene, George Bowers of rGeen townshir has been in .a critical condßion for several days the result of burns re ceived last Thursday evening while drawing out gasoline from a tank with a lighted lantern. One side of his body, ,face and arm were badly burned and Mrs. Bowers’ hands were quite badly seared in extinguishing the flames. 4 s - 'Business. Men Join., = According to advices reaching the Albion New Era twenty-two business men of Ligonier have taken associate memberships in the Noblg county Farm Bureau. Solicitors say that before the drive is completed 50 will have joinéd. Efforts are being made to make this county 100 per cent. Available As Lecturer. ‘Dispatches carry the intelligence that Former Governor Walton of Oklahoma has been offered $3,000 = week to enter the lecture field. It is safe to state that the offer does nos: come from the K. K. K. organizatior’

. The Hog Was Agile. - ~ Samuel Yoder Elkhart county farmer had his arm fractured in two places while trying to catch a hog for slaughterivng. ; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Caldwell have gone to Haines City and St. Petersburg, Florida where they will spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heusler. : : ~ D R ST Ladies of the M. E. church will hold a bazaar the/second week in December and are looking forward to a good patronage. . 4 ‘

. .PUBLIC SALE ' g ~ The undersigned will gell at publi¢ auction on the John Whitmer farm one mile south and one-half mile west of Wawaka five and one-haif miles northwest of Albion and five and one-half miles east and one mile south Ligonier on Tuesday Nov. 20. Sale to begin at 12 o’clock mnoon, the following persomal property towit: . 2 WORK HORSES-—Sorrel 14 years old weight 110 pounds. Sorrrel 7 vears old weight 900 pounds. 2 MILCH COWS—Cow 7 years old will be fresh by day of sale; cow 4 years old will be fresh in December These cows are fine milchers. ‘ 9 HEAD OF SHEEP—6 good ewes and 3 lambs. . i - HOGS—9 Big Type brod- SOWsS some with pigs by side, some to farrow by day of sale, 1 full blooded Big Type boar, about 30, shoats ranging from 30 pounds to 100, 1

50 Rhode Island Red Hens, 50 Spring Chickens. - ' About 200 shocks of corn. Some fine Timonthy hay. : : ‘ FARM MACHINERY—TurnbuII wagon 3% inch skein, buggy, pair hay ladders, set buggy harness, set work harness, some extra *harness, riding cultivator in, good . condition, John Deere walking plow, 3 hofse riding breaking plow, spike ‘tooth harrow, spring tooth harrow, disc harrow, 7 tooth culticator, ¢orn sheller a good nne, platmorm scales, will weigh 1000 Ibs., grind stone, some butchering tools, hog troughs, high oven range round oak heating stove, potato spray er, onion drill with fertilizer attach ment, galvanized self feeder good a new, wheel barrow, 18 ft. ladder some ‘hougehold' goods and many other articles not mentioned. Terms .of Sale—All' sums of $lO and under -cash, -sums ‘over $lO a credit of ten months will be given with 6 per cent interest from date. . . G. W. Yant. E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer. - _ Uric Butz, Clerk. :

. NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS State of Indiana Noble County SS / In the Noble Circuit Court January Term A. D. 1924. ; Cause No. 8678 To quiet title. ! The Straus Brothers Company, v 8

Frank Akers, et al. .Now comes the plaintiff by William H. Wigton it attorney and fifes- its complaint herein together with the atfidavit of a competent person that the | following named defendants are nonresjdents of the state of Indiana to-wit Frank Akers, Edith Akers, William S Foltz, John E. R. Sine, Nannie E. Sine,, Alice Foltz, Clara Dickie, Edward H. Dickie, Jesse B. Foltz, Emmet R. Foltz and Viole Foltz. ° The following real estate in Noble Gounty State of Indiana is described in said complaint to-wit: - . The southeast quarter of the north ‘east quarter of section twenty eight (28) in township thirty five (35) north range eight (8) east; also the east four and ong—half (4%) acres ot the southwest quarter of th& nortaeast quarter of section twenty eight (28) township thirty five (35) north range eight (8) east. Also lots numbered 1,2, 3, 4 5.16, 7, 8.9 10, i 1 12 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 in block 5 in West Lawn Addition to the city of Ligonfer, as-shown by the plat of saigd Addition recorded in plat book 1, page 166 in the office of the recorder of Noble County Indiana. :

This action is instituted and prosecuted by said’ plaintiff for the pur-| pose of quieting its title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claims and claimants whatsoever. v | o Notice is therefore hereby given said defembants that unless they be and appear on the 7th day of January 1924 same being the Ist day of the January Term 1924 of the Noble Circuit court of Indiana, to be begun and holden on the 7th day of January

1924, at the Court House in the town of Albion, in said County and State and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court at the office .of the Clerk there‘of in the town of Albion, Indiana this 7th day of November 1923. - . (Seal) Isaac Deter Clerk’ of the ~ + Noble Circuit Court. / W. H. Wigton Att’y or Plaintiff 37b3w

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For This We Are Thanktul

For life and the privilege of moulding it * nearer to our heart’s desire. =~ = ' For frie'n"d‘s. ,'whqéé ~ré_spect ‘and loyalty. - makes striving iow‘afd an ideal worth while. For the satisfaction that comes of giving while forgetting the gift. : - For the glory of work and the joy of playe . . 0 'For -adversities that givé.'usv a greater appreciation of the triumph of success. _ For the v-lesé*,ons thét" lost. 'opporftunities - have taught and for the hope of new oppcrfumties, . o ‘ For thechénicé to detex'mii;e our futui‘é. - thrqugh the right use of the present.

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