Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 46A, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 January 1924 — Page 4

‘Wise Ban King THE WISE person banks where he or she may secure: 1. Safetv Fer HsorHerFunds @ 1 : Every dollar of deposits in the Mier State Bank is safeguarded by supervision of men who are real bankers and understand how a - bank sho_uld be conducted. , | : 2. Service to Meet Every Need . . Mier State Bank has more ready cash than any bank of its size <in . ; ~ the State, with facilities to handle large and small transactions - - to the complete satisfaction of every customer. ' , - 3. Secrecy--An Absolute Necessity to the Customer ' When banking with the oldest and largest bank in Ligonier, your | ' affairs are kept strictly confidential and are unknown to the public L ' . A Million Dollar Bank . , ;

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Get Two Trial Boxes PAZO OINTMENT is a Guarangfl:d Remedy for all forms of iles. . 5

Pay your druggist $1.20 for two boxes of PAZO OINTMENT. When you have used the two boxes, if you are not satisfied with the results obtained, we will send $1.20 to your druggist and request him to hand it to you. ‘We prefer to handle this through the druggist because - his customers are usually his friends and will be honest with him. PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY, St. Louis, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haller wlo disposed of their stock of goods at Cosperville to H. G. Helwig of this city will move to Ligonier. : :

- COAL! - We have plenty ot ' | Hard and Soft Coal - | and Coke ' " Both in our yards and in transit . - for turnace and stove .. Weir & Cowley -

President—A. B. Mier . ,_ } Vice-President—l. Rose ‘ . Asst. Cashier—J. A. Wiley : 'Report of the condition of' the Mier State Bank at Ligonier in the _State_, of Indiana .at the close of its business on Dec. 31, 1923. L L

‘ .~ . RESOURCES | , Loans and DiScounts ............ $695,203.66 OVERIDRIES .ociiniicviicins 378.17 UB oo 55000 Other Bonds' and Securities ...... 189,829.65 Banking HousSe .............c.. ccoovreneee 10,530.15 Furniture and Fixtures -‘ 4,617.14{ Other _Reals Egtate | 7,31572% Due from Banks and Trust Co’s .. 105,743.41 Cashoon Hand ... .. ... 144mpse Coeh Dbeins ... ... .o 122080 e 0 e s Other Assets 1 2829 Total Resources $1,035,376.88

State of Indiana, County of Noble 8S: = : o B J, A. B. Mier President of the Mier State Bank of Ligonier Indiana do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. i 0 e o ~ \ P o - A. B. Mier, Pres. S_ubscribed and sworn to before me, this sth day of January 1924. & oy . Willign B Wigton Notary Public . . W T . My comndisgion expires Dee, 31 1926

The Columbia City poultry show is on this week. | Miss Evelyn Smith will arrive home ths evening from an extended visit in a southern state. : o Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farley and son Hugh - arrived home -Fi'iduy nisht from a visit in Detroit. , | For sale good soft coal burner with 18-inch fire box. Burned only one season. A bargain. Chris Rice 4»51)2‘., For Sale—Second hand Ford car with light body. A big bargain. H. E. Robinson Phone 218 Ligonier . 4bati ‘The lakes with their frozen surface offers opportunities for fighing through the ice. Leon Schlotterback made a good catch of blue gills Satlledziy.l 2 = T The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lower is quite ill of pneu’ monia -at their Kilkhart township home and her grandparssts Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘O. D. Randolpl) ‘visited at} the Lower heme Sunday. 2

: - LIABILITIES : Capital Stock—paid in ........... $100,000.00 - Surplus 25;000.00 Undivided Profits .0, ... 2625061 Dethand Deposit ... $268,99821 © Donavd Dortiticatis 448,520.14 Savings Deposit ... 98,225.08 »‘ ‘ Due to Banks and Trust - . C Goma o Ll 6TA0568 Gllirs G o Total. Deposits 8184:,'1(')'4.32“ e oy Total 'Lia'buitiés . siocEumess

L3GONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

-~ FROM THE GOSHEXN END 5 e — 2 News Times Tells the Story of. Deteat at Hards of Ligewvier Bas. - ketbali Team ' - This is the story told by the Goshen. News Times of the basketball gxme there Fridas night: o The Goshen high school basket ball Guintet again met defeat at the hands of Ligonier by tne score ot =v to 1€ last evening. A rally started in the second .half put Gosnen in the lead, but after that tim: Ligonier piled up a good lead. 'A Goshen displayed very little from except in the first few’ minutes of the second half. Depite this fact they had a good many shots at the basket which failed to go in. .iSx attempts went in the rin'g and bounced out befgre they- could drop through the net: “Lady Luck” seemed to fa vor the visitors Ligonier does not haye an- execptionally good team this year haying won but three games otl of twelve and two of these were won

from. Goshen. Ligonier won by a scorc of 28 to 16 at Ligonier and scoring but two less points'on their oppon-: ent’s floor shows that Goshelt has showed little improvement since that game. '

Fisher and Bowen were again -thc factors in Goshen’s defeat. Fisher scored ten points and Bowen nine. Shots that -Goshen missed were neted by these two players who seem ed to have “Lady Luck” pn their side.

Whittle and Rathka scored most ot the points for Goshen Baxter, Chap man and Swihart also contributed to Goshen points.

The first half ended ten to four in favor of Ligonier. in the second half Goshen started to stage a. comeback when they scored three field goals iv rapid suecession but this rally was cut short when Ligonier tied @ the score and Goshen could not work together after that. ~ Harold Butz ‘has gone back to Defiance, Ohio, College to resume his studies after -a holiday vacation ai the home near Diamond lake. ’

RON AN 5 ‘” e o “THE N'TH COMMANDMENT” a splendid story by Fannie Hurst with Colleen Moore and James Morrison and a good comedy. . TUES. WED. THURS, JAN 8 9, 10. | o : “THE CALL OF THE WILD” hy Jack London, featuring Buck a huge St. Bernard dog. It is a story of the frozem Morth during the gold rush scenically the picture is g 3 marvel of beauly. .This is a picture that will appeal to all classes and all ages, Also Al St. Joln in a splendid comedy. - Adm. 20 and 30¢. : . : FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 ang 12. . ALIAS THE NIGHT WIND” with William Russell. A fine crook story. full of action, also the Ist for ﬂle“t‘ ighting Blood” serious, These are complete each-week. - ’ - - 7 ' - SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 ONLY . 8. ' - “ON THE BANKS OF THE WABASH”, inspired by Paul Dressers famous song. Come and meet all the back home folks and renew . ac: quaintance with those who live in Cranberry Corners; also. a Sunshine comedy. Extra good bill - ! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUKARY 11 and 15 - | -~ “THE BIRTH OF A NATION”, DW. Griith’s greatest picture, \e ‘have secured this wonderiul picture for a two days run and it is one that ‘every man, woman and child should see. Many have paid $2.00 to see this picture and it is one that will live for generations to come. We need not tell you more about it for all have heard of the merits of one of the greaf. est productions ever made, Now IS your chance to see it for the ﬂdl!liﬁ sion as only 25 and 40c. T ; s L

When Winter

REMEMBER Your battery, if fully-charged, will not freeze -“-even in the coldest weather.

- Robinson Electric Service New Low Prices on Prest- bfLite and Columbia S_tbmge Batteries

Presbyterian Church Calendar. Mon. Jan. 7—Sewing Society Hostes ses Mesdames - Kinnison,Haller and ‘ Bacheler. . — - ‘ Union Service at 7::30 and every _evening except Saturday. Thurs. Jan. 10—Missionary Meeting Election of officers.: - XChurch Parlors 3 o'clock.. Picnic ‘supper 5:30. Y. P S. €. B 7 o'clock : Fri. -Jan. 11-—Social Hour Annuai Meeting Hostesses Mesdames Chas- - Green, Chas. Wolfe and Osie Bowen “The ‘Birth of a Nation”’—D. W Griffith’s wonderful picture at Crysta) next week, Monday and Tuesday.

Charles and Clarence Wemple werg called to Goshen this afternoon by the serious illness of their mother Mrs A. H. Wemple. - Coal in Ligonier bins went down with the mercury, but did not rise winae . , - Lost, Sunday evening at the N. Y. C railway station a brown silk handbag containing a handkerchief and kevy. Leave at Banner office. , For Rent—Modern six room housel with garden and fruits. $lB.OO a month Enquire of - Hortense Christener.l ; e - - 46a2t*

‘ BANK STATEMENT State Bank No sor 'C. W. Bender, President Chas. A. Werker, Vice President Marion Crowcock, Cashier . Report of the condition of the State Bank of Kimmell, a State bank at Kimmell, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on Dec 31, 1923

: RESOURCOES Loans and Discounts........ $89,671 35 @verdsatts. .0. o 0 Tyon 90 Other Bonds and Securities 17,448 oo Banking Houge Leiliisous 6780 00 Furniture and Fixtures...... 2,550 0o Due from Banks and Trust C0mpanie5.......... 14,766 58 Cashion Hand . :i.O. 2. ~ 3950 58 Cashi Ttems. o 0 oo 00 0 571 41 Interest Receivable Accdto = Bgrag% . o .. 201112 Total Re50urce5...........5138,496 24 ; - LIABILITIES .

Capital Stock—Paid .in ...... $25.000 ‘OO Sueblus ... 0o 00 . L foso 0 Undivided Profits net... ..., 1624 g: Demand Deposits $3B 725 67 Demand Certificates 53,351 3§ Savings Deposits;.. 17,766 20 § Due to Banks and Trusts CoJls 00,0000 ~ ..109,843 23 Interest payable Accd to _ . Be3l-23..0ieincunsnn.. 1078 10 Total Liabilities ~........$138,498 24 State of Indiana, County of Noble 8s I, Marion Groweock, Cashier of the State Bank of Kimmell do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. MARIONGROWCOCK, Subscrit.ed and sworn to before me this sth day of Jan. 1924. e Leonaid Van Voorst, Notary Public, My commission expires June 10. 1924,

Cold weather driving mekes heavy demands on your storage battery. Only a battery of maximum power - and vitality can meet these demands. With a new Prest-O-Lite or Columbia battery in your car you will be ready to smile at Old Jack Frost. Start right and elirtiinate needless trouble, worry and expense.

Everyone will enjoy “The Call of the Wild” at Crystal this week. ; Fdward Lutey of Detroit is here for a visit of ten days with the Rev. J. F. Lutey family. _ -Wanted~(§ommqn Sewing at the home of Rollin Bailey’'s 227 ‘Union Street. L _Tlhe‘Ligonier city council will hold the first meeting of the new year Thursday evening. ‘ : ~ For Sale—Monarch. kite’hen ‘range nearly new. - A bargain if takem at one, - See Mrs. J. C. Brunk before Wednesday. ; 45b2t

Simon J. Straus, President, Abe Ackerman, , Jonas Schloss,Vice-Presidents

- - Ne: 350. . s . e Report of the condition' of the itizens Bank, a State Bank at Ligonier, in“ the State of uil - Indiana, at the close of its business December 31st 1923

. RESOURCES ' r : Loans and Di5c0unt5..............5715,346.59 OFerdtafle 40 o 2934 28 Other Bonds and Securities . ... 887;_97Premiums Paid. .. Rl . 61048 8ankingH0u5e.;.......»... wlwiiii. 38.487.32 'Fu'm‘iture and E‘i'itnre5............‘ 8,000.00 Other Real E5tate............ 14,938.70 Due from Banks and Trust - - Companies. ... ... 551249 Cashon¥and .................... 22799384 Cash Items . 418900 Othor Assets . ... 000, 2,'129.45 Int. Receivable acc’d to BAR i s 17900, TOTAL RESOURCES...... $877,827.84

State of Indiana, County of Noble, ss: T e * I, L. R. Calbeck, Cashier of the Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. - _ L. R. CALBECK, Cashier. | Sd‘bs‘cribed and sworn to before me, this sth day of January 1924. - . My commission expires Aug. 29th, 1926. . CHAS H. SIMMONS Notary Public

| AalH B = ; | -IRBy b i._ii:t Tl I .I———l=.=.4 <e e e . . -Q) e W\ B Y L . A e=o DEENIOALA ‘ s mm.u'ﬂ'E ""“"————ﬁ ‘l‘ e i : ; o EI Em) | | Start The New Year Right ~ Brighten up your home | from cellar to garret =~ 'Ko thih e year rolls around and yoﬁ're making your customary resolutions, why not carry out that resolution you've made so many times to paint-up around inside. ) - You can do the outside most any time, but nb’wl is the best time to redecorate the ‘old nest’ from attic to cellar. It will help to cheer the cold wintery days and {make you ‘better satisfied to stay home. It doesn’t matter so much in the summer, but in the winter it sure is a solace and comfort to have nice bright cheery rooms. g _ . Any one can do homc’painti‘r‘xg-.—vtheres no “art or even knack about it. Just a matter of dipping your brush in the paint and brushing it on. e And you'll find a lot of pleasure in | brightening up the wa]ls, the wood work, the scratched and marred furniture. We have just the color you'll need; also brushes, scrapers and grainers--in fact, everything you'll need for the job. + . Coler Charts Free L Come in and Get Yours . Weir & Cowley . 7 «The Winchester Store” - N

See “The Call of the Wild” at the Crystal this week, ..~ . = ‘ 1 "~ A. Yorkey advances the Banner subseription for his son John at Los Angeles, Calif,, to January 1, 1925 See “The Call of thé Wild”, Jacs Longlon’s famous dog story, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday at Crystal. Orlen Chapman who had a severe siege of illness is now so far recovered as to be able to about about his home and will soon join his friends down town, e Lon McNutt expects to leave sometime this week for Farmington, New: Mexico to spend the cold months with his son C. F. McNutt. The zero temperature ’”'otL Friday night hastened “his time of departure. :

S Farm For Rent - Near Ligonier. Enquire a} Farmer & Merchants Trust Co. 46b2t . ‘“The Birth of a Nation” at Crystal next week, Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Anna Kolb of Fort Wayne was a guest, last week of Mr:. and Mrs Chester (. Smith. : : §'Rea(lex- J. Meroney has been confirmed by the U. S. Senate as postmaster of Topeka. , - : Lo R - Mf. and Mrs. John Yant of Pleas ant Hill, entertained their children over the holidays. . Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Butz of Twin Falls, Idaho, formerly of Noble coun ty, are the parents of a daughter weights eight pounds.

' LIABILITIES Capital Steckfpaid in........'.:.'.5100,000.00 ‘ Snrplus 25,000.00 Undivided Profits, net.............. 22,138.98 Demand Deposits... 339,135.66 » | Demand Cet:tiﬁc’atei223‘,294.34 ‘ Savings Deposits...... 86,085.49 o A Due to ,Ba.nk‘s}. ..o 41006 1 Certified Checks C 60;99 ' , ! Ceshier’s éhécks o ':: 9,335.85 695,882.96 Bills Payable sioeererverssnensanesense 30,000.00 Int, ana‘ble_/ acc’d to . 93028 s e 'TOTAL LIABILITIES..... $877,827.8,

L. R. Calbeck, Cashier C. C. Smith, Ass’t Cashier E. H. Larson, Ass't Cashier