Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 41A, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 December 1923 — Page 2

Hotel Ligonier A good place to eat ~ at popular prices Special | attention giVen to - parties and banquets Day or Night Service

LB | R B T N ' ‘ “ ~:’-‘ ".! , oEey Four-Door Sedan Interior Features : A cozy, attractive interior. has been achievedintheFord Four-DoorSedan. Broadcloth upholstery, soft brown with a slightly darker stripe, harmonizes with the lighter shade in the v $685 head lining. ; ‘ ¥. 0.8. Dever Ornamental interior fittings are This cor ean be Dinished in njcke & - _ - sbtemmedthrough Doors are made of one solid sheet of Purchase Plan. heavyaluminum,verylightand strong CARS:-TRUCKS-TRACTORS

Ligonier Universal Sales Company

AMERICAN CAFE ‘Meals 50c Lunch 35¢ Sh_ott Orders Prompt Service

P, e gwwessgass l U‘-l};&“ RS AT _’, _ 4 : t s {1 | BAKER'S :% B \\ . Today = \ 2 WE'ondertu} Xmas B <oz l | Showing (osfmrrl) M@y Wehave over $2OOO - %%g‘ =LBL worth of Christmas ‘ : | ; gifts alone Think of the wonderful opportunity .léto select your gitts - from such a stock. Gifts ranginﬁ? from 5c to $lO Below is a few of our many items ?eﬁumuh Dolls, Safety Razors, Toilet Water, Novelties, Shaving Brushes, Face Powder, Ciga’?rs, Manicuring sets, Prench ivory, Cigarettes, Parker pems, Eversharp pencils, Imported baskets, Whitmans chocolates, Park & Tilford diﬂocltu, Buntes hard candies. e P . CHRISTMAS CARDS - ~'The BAKER DRS;JG CO. ¢ S o " Goshens Highest Quality Durg Store =~ ntemu Mdn and wmm_g,tqp: o ) ~ Phonel77

The Ligomer Banner ESTABLIEMED 1998, i : Published by ; W. C. B. HARRISON Sditar Published every Moanday and Thursday and emtered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Izd., as second plass matter.

Reports Auto Accident. Miss Mable Schwab, of Ligonier reported to the police of Elkhart tha a Ford sedan which she was driving collided ' with an Overland touring car driven by Lee Gushwa of South Berid on the Lincoln highway, twc miles east of Goshen, at 5:30 o’clock Thursday afternoon and both cars were damaged slightly. B A Ford touring car driven by El Pollock of Cromwell, collided Wednesday evening with a like machine driven by El man of Rural Route 6 Elkhart at Dunlap. Both cars werc damaged slightly.- : o Burglars Make Haul Burglars who gained admittance by removing the glass from a door or window robbed the Michael Copenhaver and John Gonderman store: the Floyd Middleton-Russell TUpson Auto Inn garage in Benton some timc Monday night of about $lO in money and $35 in merchandise and other articles it was reported to the police here. In all three instances the burglaries were accomplished so cleverly that neither of the owners of the stores who sléep in the buildings nor other residents were aroused.

Death of Dr. Benham,

Dr. Frank A. Benham, 72, a homeopathic physician in - Elkhart for 2¢ years, former court stenographer in in Goshen and once resident of LaGrange and Ligonier died at 11:30 Wednesday night of heart failure iu a private sanitarium in Indianapolis where he had been confined for a month. Funeral services were held in the home in Elkhart at 2:30 Friday afternoon. A son, brother and gister survive. ; ;

Woman Husks Corn.

Mrs. O. W. Dowell, residing near Wawaka spent six weeks in a field husking corn. She assisted in husking corn from 30 acres, including 11 acres of sweet corn. This is a great record for a frail little womn whdq has won distinction as a writer.

Arthur A. Chamberlain.

-Arthur "A. Chamberlain, age 62, a life-long resident of Goshen, died after a year's illness of complications He was well known as a brick mason Surviving him are his wife, twc brothers and twp sisters. _

Fall to Death.

John Bellensky, a native of Argen tina, fell 100 feet to his death at Goshen while working inside a brick smoke stack. His wife had just arrived and was waiting for him at the foot of the chimney. i '

That Thanksgiving Ball

The Thanksgiving ball given by the Elks was of unusual brilliancy and enjoyment this year. The attendance -was large, the . costumes beautiful and the musie all that could be desired. : '-

Death of Child.

Robert, eight-year-ol dson of “Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kammerer, three miles east of Kendallville died last week from dephtheria. No. other members of the family are so afflicted. L

Diphtheria at Albion.

A scare of diphtheria developed in the Albion schools and it was promptly quarantined and every pre: causion taken by the health authoritives to prevent a spread of the disease.

Slump in the Market.

There was & slump in the marriage in Noble county during the latter part of November. But one license Wag issued by Clerk Deter between November 10th and Thanksgiving.

For Sale

60 acres extra well improved near olumbia City a real bargain. We buy' sell or exchange farms. For {information call or write Shriver & Roberts. Columbia City Indiana 41a2t

At Michigan City.

About a score of Noble county delegates headed by J. C. Brunk left Friday -for Michigan City to attend a three-day session of the State Hi-Y conference. : ' t

Jake Pollock Gets Turkey.

Jacob Pollock, employed in Citizens Bank, was awarded the twelye-pound turkey at Koon’s cigar store last Wednesday evening. The bird was a fine one. >

To Entertain Class.

Next ‘Thursday evening Mrs. Dwight Wolf will entertain the Young Married Peoples class of the Christian church at her home.

Father of Fourteen.

Thomas Sorenson who died In Whitley county one day last week at the age of 69 years was the father of fourteen children. ’

Change Train Schedule,

“Effective Sunday, December 2, thq New Yark Central’'s west bound train No. 161 will arrive here seven min-.‘i uties earlier. "

WANTED—To buy poultry, 1 will pay highest market prices. Call Star Grocery or See 0. W. Bobeck. *33ast

. " = “ A R RS :; " ‘ . F L Don’t let your battery run down during the winter, even if you are not using your car—it will freeze if discharged. : Our Winter storage ~service removes this danger and takes al responsibility off your shoulders at a very small cost. o H&G Battery Service “Willard 1114drQ

‘ NOTICE TO DEFENDANT State of Indiana Noble County SS: ~ + Inghe Noble Circuit Court | » January Term 1924 = ° Action for absolute divorce. Jacob S. Musser . . : vs o , ‘Marie Musser - : ~ The plaintiff in the above entitlea cause having tiled his complaint there in together with his own affidavil that said action is one for absolute divorce and that sald defendant is a non-resident -of the State of Indiana and said plaintiff having also filed the affidavit of a competent and disinterested person that said defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indianaj and said plaintiff having by endorsement on his complaint fixed the 19th day of January 1924 as the day for the hearing of said complaint and the trial of said cause, Now, therefore, said defendant Marie Musser is hereby notified of the filing of sald complaint and cause of action and that unless she appears thereto in the Noble Cifcuit Court of Indiana on said 19th day of January 1924 being the 12th judicial day of the regular January 1924 Term: o sfaid Court to be begun and held in the Court House in the town of Albion, Indiana on the Tih day of January, 1924 and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in her absence. ] - In witness whereof I hereuntc subscribe my name and affix the seal of said court at Albion, Indiana on this 26th day of November 1923. : (Seal) Isaac Deter, Clerk of L the Noble Circuit Court. Bothwell & Vanderford, ' Ligonier, Indiana : Attorneys for Plaintiff. 40a3w

Netico of Final Settlement. State of Indiama Neble County 8S8: In the Matter of the BEstate of . Margaret M. Guffey Deceased. No. 2406 b : : In the Noble c¢ircuit court Jahuary Term 1924. i : Notice i 8 hereby given that the undersigned as Administratorof the Estate of- Margaret M. ! Guffey, deceased has filed in said court his accounts vouchers in final settlement of of said Estate and that the same will come up for the examination and ac tion of said Court at the Court House at’ Albion Indiana on the 7 day of Jaunary 1924 at which time and place all persons interested in sald Bstate are reguired to appear im said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said aecount should not be approved.

And thé heirs of said decedent and all others interested in said Estate ‘are also hereby required at the time and. place aforesaid to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Farmers & Merchants Trust Company : Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys. < - v ; 40a2w AAN s TAT Special Turkey Dinner Thanksgiving 76cents a plate at the Lincoln Cafe. : 40a2t

The Modern Home

Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous oither details which go towards making the house a real home lose their r?ec,tivc valne if the one predominating factor, ELECTRIC!;TY, that gives real convenience is omitted The architect and contractor can work out the details ‘of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenie’ace into your home with Bleamaty, =~ . e ' To do without this important factor is to deprive yrour home of the fullest enjoyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service is the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every home ‘can have it. e eibee s R If your house is not wired _now, make a real home out of it’ by wiring at once.

Indiana & Michigan Electric Company

Jnckaon will paint yeur automobile‘ and make it look like new. blatf - Farm for Rent with eﬁerything' furnished, William Cochran. - - 40atd - Cows For Sale, : ° We have three good milch cows for sale. Ligonier Univex_‘sal Sales |Co. o . : 28att For Sale—loo shocks of good ¢ord and fodder. Enquire or phons K G W. Conrad, Wawaka, Ind. ~ 40att ‘The Womang Missionary Soéiet}fr oi the Presbyterian church will hold a bake sale at the Star Grocery Friday December 7, : , - 4pa3t Christian Science. services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clack and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall dver Weir & Cowley. Welcomae. ' tt

For Rent-—Dwelling house at corner of Martin and Lincoln Way Weast. modern. except furance. Allen ,E Wysong. ‘ - :‘},thj 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 ac!cordingly. Jackson Paint Shop. 29att Wanted, to Buy Furs, =~ | I will purchase all kinds of furs, paying the highest market price., See or call me. Phone 335, Ligonier. : James Adams ; - Bsatf ‘For Sale—Florence Store Héqgting stove in good .condition. Bothwell & Vanderford. : - 40atf : S { . For Rent Small stvcco cottage gwest of Methodist church. Call on E. Jacobs or-Mrs. Clara Jacobs. 36bti . "~ M.E.Chwreh. | 'Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. Sunday School Session 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 | - Vesper Service 4. P. M. = | Ep. League Devotional hour 5 P. M . ). F. Lutey .Pastc?r. Residence 116 Martin St. i3Batt : ~ Public Sale. P I will hold a public sale of }stock and farm implements at my - [farm and one-halt miles south of Wawaka Tuesday, December 4, beginning at noon. John Savoie. ‘ﬁba2t*

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A. Battery e Q f Without Jars The new Gummite case; an exclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, including compartments for the cells. Thus, indi. vidual jars are done away with, - Gummite is practi- " cally indestructible, will . not warp, and is not affected by temperature; acid, ‘'or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery ease. : BLAZED TRAIL . . . GARAGE

- A BANK FOR ALL THE PEOPLE i ~ Invitation to Everybody . ~Join Our New : AND HAVE MONEY NEXT CHRISTMAS You can start with lc, 2¢, s¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50, $l.OO, $2.00, $5.00, $lO.OO, $20.00, or more. Bring in vour first deposit today, get & Pass Book, and join -the Club. L e : ‘ What the different Clubs amount to in 50 weeks: - Increasing Club Plan , "In 50 Weeks You Have :

lethb ............ 831216 -Deposit Ic¢ Ist week, 2¢ 2nd ey . Increase lc¢ each week ZeUmb ... ... $558 Deposit 2¢ Ist week, 4 ¢ 2nd - 0 week 7 - Increase 2¢ each week

- Decreasing Club Plan " You begin with the I;afgest ‘payment and De- - ~ crease each week - ~ Even Amount Club Plan - " Inso Weeks You Have. . == .-

Z2oc Club .............. $12.50 Deposit 25c each week 50c Club .............. $25.00 Deposit 50c each week sSlClub ... $50.00 - . Deposit $1 each week $2 Club ................ $lOO.OO t Deposit $2 each week -

Men, Women ahd‘Chiidrén are Invited to ' - Come in and Join . . Everybody Welcome We pay 440 interest on Savings Deposits and Saving : Acceunts Farmers & Merchants - Trust Company

ees g £ Select the Gifts You Want Before Crowds Come to Buy o The earliext-‘ you buy Christmas gifts the better are your opportunities for selection. Goods are bought by us to sell; we advertise them snd we plan to sell them; we do not want to carry them over. We offer - unusual gift ideas at unusually low prices. We know ' the crowds are going to flock heye and take this stock. We' ‘warn you 1o e‘;el‘ecti egrljr and fo buy Aearly.' You : get best choicé by early selection ana you'll complete‘ . your Christmas shopping to better satisfaction. | Griffith’s Drug Store Ligonier, Indiana =~~~ ‘

c e Chaly. .o S6ETD Deposit bc Ist Week,lOc an Do bk e .~ Increase 5c each week o« : e Chab ... $l2OOO " Deposit 10c 18t week 20c 2nd : o week - ; " Increase 10¢ each week

sSsChmb ... ... 0 3250 = VD,epogit_‘sE each week ' $lO Club ................ $500.00 iy Deﬁpsﬁ $lO each week $2O Club ........... $1,000.00 i _'Dep'osit $2O egch week $5O Club .............. $2,500.00 . Deposit $5O each week>

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