Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 2B, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 March 1924 — Page 4

* ; : X i 3 . | THE SIGN OF SECRECY . THE . . .. ® ; ¢ / ! | | Mier State Bank > LIGONIER, IND, '’ B L Ligoniers Largest and Oldest Banic | S ‘“'—'—-——-————-—————-—-———i - Where you business is unknc;wnito o) :‘ thé public - '

Crysta’' Theatre TUES. WED. THURS Mar 4-5-6 - c | “I'HE TEMPLE OF VENUS” The picture beautiful hundred of bath. ing girls and dancers appear in the picture with scenes of great beauty. We will not promise you muuch oi a story but anyone enjoying the beauti. ful will be well repaired. Don’t miss it. For it is a real novelty. : FRI. AND SAT. MAR 7.8 = i . “CUPID’S FIREMAN” with Chas “Buck” Jones, A fine picture with Jones a fearless and brave fire fight. Also another Fighting Blood story. Good Program. . : - SUN. AND MON. MAR 9-10 - = . ' “THE PURPLE HIGHWAY’ with Madge Kennedy and Monte Blue. Come along to the Purple Highway on a joyful journey that climbs to the peak of periect screem entertainmenilts a pleasure trip all the way also a nother “Our Gang” comedy called“ Lodge Night” : - Coming! “MARJAH THE MYSTIC® Premier Demonstiator of the Oceuls

Seasonable Specials FOR THE WEEK Parsnips and Turnips Cranberries, last of the Season ~ Plenty of Fruits and | Special Vegetables 1 2 OYSTERS. - Sack’s Bakery

Come in and See Them - New Spring Stock . Arrow Brand and Cutter Crossette Wonderful =.lsatterns and plenty ’in‘ all sizes to select from. These shirts cannot be beat for style and comfort. - Come in and Get Yours Now! Camey Clothing Store

. Kimmell News. . Mrs. Howard Love transacted business in Nappanee Monday. Mrs. George Nulf wlo has been on the sick, list is improving. ' James Spring and family who have been visiting his mother in Maryland for two weeks arrived home Wednesday. -

‘Mr. and Mrs. Orval French of Valentine, Miss Mabee of Indianapolis Elsie and Earl of Taylor University and Bertha of Kendallville are visiting at the Rev. French home on account © fthe serious illness of their father. He was taken to the Methodist hospital at Fort Wayne Tuesday but at this writing no report of hig condition has been learned. Mr. and Mrs. John Love. returned home Sunday after a few months visit with Mrs. Love’'s brother near Nap: panee. - o . g

* Mrs. Raymond Clark and son Arland and Mrs. Martha Love transacted busines in Hickskville Ohio Wednes day. L . I

- The Rainbow Clasg of the Methodist church made up a/surprise farewell party on Mr. and Mrs. Linval Calbeck last Friday night. They are moving to Cromwell this week. ‘ The Booster Class of the Methodist church will give a cafeteria supper St. Patricks night Marc hl7th in’ the basement of the church. Everybody, invited. :

Mr.‘and Mrs. C. O. C'larl"( and grand: sons KEdgar and Arland and Mrs: Lloyd Goudy motored to Kendallvile and Goshen Sunday afternoon. - Marion Growcock and family spent Sunday with Coe Haver and wife. . . Bly Phares and wife transacted business in Fort Wayne Friday. ; ' Several members of the local Odu Fellows lodge attended the Ligonier lodge Wednesday night where -the Etna Lodge confered a degree on several candidates. o Ray Bickle and wife spent Friday at the home of Leland Calbeck and wife of Ligonier. ' - Glen Bailey and wife of Kendallville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A E. Bailey. - Bly Phares and family spent Sunday with Grant Phares and family. ‘The condition of Carrol Werker al the Elkhart hospital is stiil serious He continues to be in a stupor and his chances for recovery seem very doubtful. - \ Russell Becker of near Wawaka moved on the Sam Earnhart farm this week. . . - : Mrs. C. O. Clark transacted business in Ligonier Tuesday -afternoon.

| C. N. Report for February. L New Patlents . s Narsing Viglts ... ... Instrnective Visits ... i, 16 i) wisits L G B Cases cared for; : ‘ Webcal . e Maternity oo oo ] L O R R Pisnlsgod Cases ... ... ... ... ¢ EeeN Parriad o sehools visiled! ..ol Seionl yieitd oL s . Phone vtalls: .a 0 Y Fee colected ... . $19.8C + 4 Night services e A class in Home Hygiene and cara of the sick ist being organized. . : Emily M. Hopkins C. N

_ - M. E. Church. - Sunday School 9:30 - Morning Worship 10:45 | Vesper Service 4P. M. .' - Epworth League Devotional hour 5 P. M. v - Midweek Prayer Service Wednesgay (20 P. M. L o J. F. Lutey, Pastor L Office Hours. : During the week I will be at the Farmers Co-Operative Elevator company where I will tramsact the business of trustee of Perry township anc Saturday evening I may be found at j the Mier State Bank. ' i W. A. Jackson, Trustee. Ibii

LIGOMIER ® ANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

. -Fire at Topeka. ‘ A fire at the home of Johns S’tutsl‘ man at Topeka Saturday ® morning caused considerable damage to the second story. The blaze started presumably from sparks from the chimney or electric wires. Mr! and Mrs. Stutsman were at home but: neither knew of the fire until the whistle blew. The roof and three rooms are a complete wreck but everything was salvaged from the house. The loss is covered by insurance. The Stutsmans wil Istay Wi)th their -daughter Mrs. H. P, Harrington. ‘ Freshmen Class Party. ‘ ~ The Freshman Class of the Ligonier High School was entertained Monday evening by Miss Dora Hite at the Hite home north of the wity, the trip being made in automobiles. It was in .th‘e nature of a farewell party for Cyril Ryan and Earl Auer, The evening 'was spent in games and contests

and was one of the most enjoyable events Soifar‘held‘by‘ this progressive class; refreshments were served. Miss Svebilius chaperoned the party. . e - From Calitornia. » Mrs. W. H. Bender in letters to he: brother F P. Wood says she and Mr Bender are having a fine time but tha: the weather is unusually chilly ana has been all winter, making heavy wraps a comfort. They met Mr. .any Mrs.- W. B. Inks on their return trij from California, who will remain unti after Mardi Gras. The Benders in tended to leave last Wednesday for California. - .—-’l-———--—_-‘—"‘ ‘ . Will Award Coniract Today. . The contract for remoleding the new Crystal theater buildihg was t« be awarded this afternoon. It is understood there are - ‘a number of bidders. .The property belongs to Mr and Mrs. A. J. Inks. . ‘ . "To Remodel Home. ' Lée Wertheimer wil lhave his honuc remodeled on South Main street during the summer. He wil also have ar addition built and make other im: provements, Ed Compton has th: contract. - f ; . To Attend State Meet. Supt. Allen Edward Fisher aud Errington Bowen wil Igo to Indiana/ polis to attend the state basketball tournament next week Friday ang Saturday.- Much interest centers in the outcome. Veterans Hold Meeting. Camp ‘Ferguson, No. 26, Spanish American 'War Veterans, held a meetiing in the city hall last evening .and .considered camp matters. Carl Har‘denbrook. of Albion attended the meeting. . : : : Many Bidders On Hand. - There were many bidders for the work of remodeling the Crystal ‘theatre building this afternoon and Mr. andi Mrs. A, J. Inks are con: sidering them to make a decision latei

: Poor Weather For Sales. - | This has been rather a bad after noon for the public sales of H. C Ryan and Charles E: Price one west of Ligonier and the other near Wawaka. . Lo Finaneially Embarrassed. The Elkhart County Fair Associa tion is financially embarrassed. Judgments have been awarded against the concern for over $12,000 in the circuit court at Goshen. .- ' - Invites Friends to Call, , Greeley M. Zimmerman assessor ofi Perry township wil itake it as a favor if his friends will call at his office in the Zimmerman block and list their personal property. T

-~ Congquest of Fear. “Fear’s Conquest and the Conquest of Fear” is the subject to be treatec by Rabbi Marks at the Jewish templ: Friday evening March 7th. ~ Named District Hanager. - Harry Brown of Auburn has been named manager of the Johnson campaign in the Twelfth district. Rolly Young of Brimfield was trading in Ligonier Wednesday. John Schuman, Whitley cbunty commissioner, has resigned. J

Wednesday was a typical spring day with plenty of warm sunshine. Grqely Yoder, of Syracuse, is in ar Elkhart hospital with a fm:tured leg ~ Dr. Coppes wasma;—/’]liﬁo circulate among his old friends down town to day. : o | Sl . The Eagles will have another homecoming and supper at their home this evening. . ' i % Cdmptbn will make a business ‘trip~to Springfield, Ohio, to be absent several days. i 1. O Grosé of Akron was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hire the first of the week. :

- Mrs. Lucinda Weaver of Wawaka was_ in the city today wvisiting Mr and Mrs. A. B. Weaver. ) 8. L. Fryer will buy peppermint oil again this year. Hée'looks for a light crop but a fair price. ' Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Carney, Miss Josephine Inks, Phil Schloss and Ralph Allen attended a 4 good theatre in Fort Wayne last night. :

© o o ANI Py Meeting, | There will be an all day session oi! the Community Aid Society at cm;‘l Hall on Wednesday March 12. A full] attendance is desired. 8 The society has several good'ne,\\\; comforts for sale very cheap. Alss| they will take orders for knotting comforts, bed mats and so forth. . Any one knowing a case of sickness or need will confer a favor by! reporting the same to - Mrs.. Hafry‘ Green or any member of the society. . Committee. | - Meeting Ligonier Post. ‘ Meeting of Ligonier Post' No. 245 American Legion Monday March 16 city hall 2:30 P. M. All Legion memibers and ex-service men in this com ‘munity are urged to attend. l ‘ 2F: D Rex Adintant

Remember this is only Lent | . Read the ad in this issue of Sacks Bakery. - - ; v-Ah'raAm Speeckeen has gone tc South Bend on a business mission. Mrs. Della Dunkle - and daughter will spent the week end in Elkhart. - For rent eight room modern hous¢ on Lincoln Way West. Inquire of L S, Stage. - o 2b2t* Henry Speeckeen, who . has been suffering with’i an afflicted foot is able to be about again. - : , ~. TNT e A RST Br% : ~WANTED—A place to do house: work.. Miss Gloye Yockey, Phone 361 ; Lo ‘ 2a2t

For Rent—Modern home of sevei} rooms on Lincoln Way West. -~ 232 t% . o Jonas Shobe. Keith Knepple, of Wakarusa, has rented the Lyman Kilmer farm near Diamond lake and will soon take possession. . . : s Michael Hire has renewed the Banner subscription for his niece Mrs. & Y. Smith at Bryan, Ohio for the tenth yoar. , o : . = ee e A —— A—— FOR SALE One horse drawn disc with trucks like new. A bargain Three spans of thréee year old mules. Also several horses. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. 2azt FOR SALE—Buff Orpington Hatcking Eggs. Bred to Lay. Buy direct from high quality flock. Order early Phone 229 Syracuse R R 4 Chas. Wey: bright. . ’ 51b4t? Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham, daughter and granddaughter, of Elkhart former residents of Ligonier, were. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos \'Yagoner Wedﬁesday evening. - '

- Stansbury’s Yellow Front Department Store ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING LEADERS FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. WE ARE ALWAYS TRYING TO GIVE YOU SPECIAL VALUES IN THE DIFFERENT DEPARTEMENTS AND FOR THIS WEEK WE WILL QUOTE YOU:

45 inch White Table Oil Cloth, soft and ¢ plighle onbe 0 ¢ 39C 45 inch colored Oil Cloth at | perymrd o . ' 37(' ———-—-—ﬁ-—_—_—.—____________. 36 inch light and dark dress percales, 1 8 ' new patterns and styles only .............. C In selecting your spring line of Hosiery, we have the new. shades in Silk with the staple hlacks and browns which we are offering as . e specials at 98£ Ladies ’Gauze Underwear, prepare for the warm weather, Ladies’ Gauze Vests, buy them 19 moweonly o . j C

Extra values for the early buyer, in Ladies’ Gauze Union Suits, all sizes now going at 59c and 490 M 30 inch Printed Crepes for undergar- 30 ments and gowns only .0, . A C 32 inch Dress Ginghams o gaing b . ... 0 %% and 25(‘ M._ 32 inch Peter Pan Ginghams for fine : dresses 8f .. 0 75(. M_* Ladies’ Percale Bungalow Aprons, well 98 made and in very attractive patterns at : c Lingerie materials, muslin ° undergarments, crepe undergarments, sateens, dimity checks, nainsooks, long cloth, bleached and unbleached muslins in endless varieties and qualities. -

. ; o : ® : - : ‘ o L Babies Outfits ol WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THIS DEPARTMENT; L 0 We have for the baby, wool bands, woo]- vests, Bird’s Eye Cotton, white outing flannels, knit goods of .all descriptions, kid shoes and infants’ hose, dimity checks, laces and embroideries. L ’ D S C. R 51 ANSBURY

Paintsand Varnishes

This is a good time of year to start refreshing many things about the house. Renewing and ‘reﬁnish‘i‘ng ‘with paint, varnish and enamel brings the freshness of a new piece of furniture to masyeioldene, . . O . ~We carry a complete line of Red W Brand Paints and all of the other materials you will need for this work. . If you are considering painting your hoin’e this Spring, let us send you one of our Red W Brand Color Cards. -

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Red W Brand Decorative - En-amel--for all kinds of interior decorating where a hard enamel surface 1s required, a samtary finish which can be washed. Recommended for furniture, woodwork, picture frames, shelving metal surface etc. e

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Red W Brand Wire Screen Paint--protects window screens from the elements and will prolong the life of any wire cloth. Dries quickly, will not fill wp the mesh of the screen. -

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Red W;Brand Flat wall paint--for interior decorating purposes such as for walls, ceilings and woodwork. * Dries with a velvety, flat finish. A good selection of the latest solt neutral tones which give pleasing artistic eltécts:. -~ - '

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Red W Brand Varnish Stain - makes old tloors, furniture “and woodwork :lobk like new, gives a beautiful hard finish that wears a long time. =

Our Grocery Department

“Our canned gOods_, sugars, spices, breakfast foods, flours, and so forth are always delivered to your door. Use the telephone.: ,

We invite you to pay . all bills prontptly. ‘Prompt payment counts in a‘large volume of business, where we are: able to sell more goods at a lower price and give moré accommedations than the so called cash-and-carry institutions, that carry. theix money out of the city can give you.

y Patronize your home merchants. Patronize those who are willing tc put money into the home enterprises whereby labor may be employed, the city beautified, and health preserved. lam not a philanthropist, but I do bebelieve in home where our people and the welfare of our laboring men come above that of any other city. There are home merchants who are doing their best and are straining their every nerve to as‘s’i:st', in every enterprise, church, school and - charity. You should encourage them by buying your goods from them. They are rendering service to your coramunity. Let us work together and pull together for the mutual good of each other. Thereby we: will build up & larger’ town and a hetfer farming community in assisting and co-op-erating one with the ofher.- We int vite you to our store. - o