Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 6B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 April 1924 — Page 3

70 ' 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_s__d‘anger and takes al responsibility off your shoulders at a very small cost. H&G Battery Service Willard liiar

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A Battery ® Without Jars The new Gummite case; _ anexclusive feature with Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one giece, including compartments for thecells. Thus, indi. vidual jers are done away with, Qummite is practically indestructible, will not warp, and is not affected by temperature, acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery case, : . BLAZED TRAIL GARAGE o zz??»‘i?‘f?lzz-fz”f;,;:}rmm' P

A PRESENTATION OF ~ EARLY MODELS IN ‘ We are already showing new sryles | for Spring in fashionable strect and dress models that fore-shadow the _ correctmode forthe coming scason i ' - Your impem'oni: . cordially invited. - —NOBLE'S—--4 ' . . Good Shoes , 131 S. Main St., ~ GOSHEN

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The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold their -annual Easter. supper and bazaar April 17. The price of the supper will be 35 cents. - - ‘ - Menu Beef Loaf with Brown Gravey Escalloped Potatoes : L Macaroni and Cheese Deviled Eggs . - - Pickled Eggs ' Jello . Cake _ Coffee : : 6b4t odd Fellows to Celebrate The Ligonier Odd Fellows will have a good entertainment and .supper after the lodge work tonight. They will entertain the Rebekahs. The coni-. mittee is composed of Ed Banta, Toui Wagorer, John H. Hoffman, Charles Flowers and Rev, F. B. Parker. -

An Unusual is - ' Offering! - Here’s an opportunity ° to buy a guaranteed, nationally advertised at a price that defies comparison. -Jﬁic“hg%\-‘l.—.. o ~]J : T Cesas, AT R o fnoatll 50~ P,Q, h“ﬂii RS T . ; 0 Faspionatéic rcctlndngﬁlaé watch, BuLova quality white go ed engraved case; fine 15 $ jewelßuLova Movement 2 7°5 O o -‘7\"s_").‘;;-&,_‘\\ ‘o [ — 0203 w 2 VR I i .M.i:,‘ \!,;.‘, M . T ,V,lmjl b (MBI R i ECD .’i“' l]s 'i Se G ST CH a 1 »i’w";\\ m F‘,’:, 2 l ..g’ .‘3 AR L The new PRINCINE model. Burova quality :jvimc gold !Illctsi : ngraved case; hne 1 icsiizl‘BLLov.x i\iovemem $27‘50 . BULOVA WATCHES are nationally famous for their reliability " andare backed bytwo guarantees—the manufacturer’s and our oan. We recommend them to anyone < * wanting a beautiful, de- : pendable watch at a moderate price. : RAI?BE_R'I"S VJEWELRY , STORE

Charged With Stealing Calf. Harry Snell 51 of Whitley county is in Wabash coun}y jail awaiting trial on a charge of grand larceny following a confession obtained a few “days ago from George Herron Kosciuskc county farmer- regarding the slaying and theft of a wvaluable steer from the farm of William Wilcox five miles east of - Urbana about four months ago. ' Herron also is under arrest in Wabash county for complicity in the affair but at the present time is in jail at Columbia City .awaiting trial on a charge of violating the liguor law. : e

Coolidge Cannot Come. . ~ President Coolidge has practically abandoned hope of attending the fif tieth anniversary celebration- of Purdue University: at LaFayefte, later this month, it was said at the White House. e ' _ The date of this invitation' coming only ten days after the president’s speech to the associated press in New York City, he fears that ‘the press of his executive duties wil Iprevent his attending the celebration. © . Remains Laid to Rest. Teh remains of Hazel Lucile aged 12 yearis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shock who died of pneumonia Monday were laid to rest in Sparta cemetery Wednesday afternoon in the presence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends: The bereaved par ents have ‘the sympathy of the community. - - * Card of Thanks. ' We take this methdd of tendering our sincere thanks to the kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy anc assistance in our bereavement ' during the illness and burial of our daughter Hazel Lucile. . % ' ° MfF. and Mrs. Alvin Shock

Another Surprise Party.

The Sewing Society of the Presbyterian church invaded the manse Mon. day evening and gave Mrs. C. If Bacheler wife of the minister a sur prise on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. = Refreshments were served and a fine evening enjoyed.

Elkhart Man Injured. = M. C. Mead 75 well known N. Y. C.| machinist at Elkhart sustained a fracture of one rib and painful .bruises when' he was struck by an automobile driven by A. H. Lord advertising manager for the Sidway Mercantile Co,. ‘Friday afternoon. ' An Old Banner Reader Orlen Chapman, civil war veteran and old resident is how able to come down town nearly every day. FFor over 57 years Mr. Chapmau has been a reader--off the Banner beginning with the first issue of the paper. Calls Husband a Luxury. Viva Ethelia Winebrenner former Goshenite and well known vaudeville singer who has filed suit in a Detroi: court for divorce from her husband alleges in her complaint that: the defendant was an expensive luxury. ~ Dying of Cancer. : Mr. and Mrs. 'Willard Tyler were called to Indian Village from their home near Milford by the critical illness of Mrs. Kate Jones, an aunt of Mrs. Tyler who is slowly dving of cancer. _ ‘

v Saturday Special Bargains. Attention is called to the specials for - Saturday advertised .by Sacks Bakery and Stellar’s Market. and Grocery. The public is invited to take advantage of these bargains. - Hurt By Street Car. : C. P. Foreman aged 67 was badly injured when struck by a street car at Elkhart Friday evening. He is in the hospital. - Radios and supplies at:- Weavers Hardware. - Attend the city hall meeting to night. : ! ~ Notiee of Administration, | Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has heen appointed as administrator of the estate .of Thurlow R. Latta, deceased late of the city of Ligonier, Noble county. Indiana and the heirs of said decedent the creditors of his estate and all other persons interested therein will be governed accordingly. ‘Said cstate is supposed to be solvent: ; ' . . James T. Latta, Administrato” Bothwell & Vanderford . Ligonieny Indiana : : tAAttorne:éis for estate. 6baw

| ;Xo To Co ‘ . The best selling coffee in Ligonier . a 5 | = Regular price For Satuaday 9. s 49 *‘ N | ) ‘ o Sack’s Bakery

. - Three Divorces Granted. Three divorces were put through the h‘opper in the circuif court last week Mrs. Mildred Wert of Kendallville was granted a divorce from Minor Wert and given the custody of the child.. She was allowed $3 a week alimony b ythe court for the support af the child . :

Mabel Moran was granted a divorce from James Moran and given the custody of the two children. The Morans lived -in- Wolcottville. :

Inez Law was granted a divorce tfom Leo Law and permitted to resume her maiden name of Inez Read= Both are Wolcottyville residents. AR ST O RS " - Coming. - : Hiram Hicks the “Breakkfast Food Millionaire” will be in Ligonier on April 10th and 11th and will explain the merits of 'his brain building food in meetings that are to be held in the High School Auditorium on those dates. One of the eighth grade boys is’ businness manager for Mr. Hicks and® will be glad to tell you. more about the meeting. o

Reported Bank Robbery. _The Kendallville News Sun of Saturday says. “A number of local citizens were all agog with excitement this afternoon when it was repprted one of the banks at Ligonier had been robbed by a gang ~of yegpgs. In A telephone communication with offi cials of the bank it was learned the report was false.” ' R~ TPR T—— 2 ‘ Saturday Last Day. : Saturday April 5 is the last day for filing declarations of candidacy for office before the primary election in May. Those who desire to contest for pfficial position have no .good reascu for hesitating to file. i

Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new, b2atf Good .onion ground to rent and clover hay for sale. See W. A. Cochran. - - : ba ti Wanted, :married man to work on farm. Inquire- Clarence Wemple. Phone 371 Ligonier. A batf Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tyler came over from Milford Tuesday. evening to visit his sister Dorene and Mrs. Joy Tvler. : _ - The condition of Mrs. Chauncey Patterson residing on the North Sid¢ is quite serious. She is sufferiny from dropsy. : FOR .SALE—Petoskey and.. Rura) Seed ' potatoes grown from certified seed. 50 cents per bushel. Inquire Melvin Hall, Topeka, Ind. ba4t

"~ IT PAYS! o WHEN you are in need of a STORAGE BATTERY either for your AU. TOMOBILE, HUOSE LIGHTING PLANT OR RADIO, call WALIL ROBINSON at the LINCOLN HIGH. WAY GARAGE, PHONE 150, : . He will give you FREE EXPERI ADVICE on your BATTERY, STARTING and LIGHTING SYSTEMS and furnish repairs at the LOWEST COST POSSIBLE. ' COLUMBIA and PREST-O.LITE BATTERIES either in WOOD ot RUBBER cases, also all kinds oi IRADIO BATTERIES and CHARGER» | ¥ <s e . | Mortgage Exemptioms. Call at the office of the Home Realty and Investment Company 2nd Floox Sheets Buildings and we will make out your mortgage exemption and file it with the County Auditor for you. This must be done during March o 1 April. e . 3bti

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Pay your druggist $1.20 for two boxes of PAZO OQINTMENT. When you have used the two boxes, if vou are not satisfied with the results obtained, we will scnd $1.20 to your druggdist 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, : - : S¢. Louis, Mo.

.. | lidopier Indigna = = Shows you‘ how Savings will grow by depositin_g'- Withi MIER STA".I‘)E BANK and with interest compounded at 4% semi-annually will equal the amount set out in the table. . Figured and Computed by MIER STATEBANK - Set your goal and save afixed amount each week--Save while you earn This table shows how much to save each week -at your age to reach _your goal, with interest compounded semi-annually at 4%. L : o

Amount you o . L e e e 8 . want . YOUR PRESENT AGE. . =- & = - at age 65 . - o e e : ~ e 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 96 3B 40 °43 44 46 48 @ $5000.00 77 85 94 103 115 127 141 158177 191 22 256 294 340 397 470, 10000.00 1.54 1.70 1.87 2.06 2.30 2.54 2.82 3.163.54 3.82 14,50 5.12 588 6.80 7.94 9.40 15000.00 231 2.55 281 3.09 3.45 3.81 4.23 4.745.31 5,73 6.75 7.68 8.82'10.20 1191 1410 20000.00 3.08 3.40 3.74 4.12 4.60 5.08 5.64 6.327.08 7.64 9.00 10.24 11,76 13.60 15.88 18.80 25000.00.. 3.85 4.25 4.68 5.15 5.75 6.35 7.05 7.9 C 8.85 9.55-11.25 12.80 14.70 17.00 19.85 23.50

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At the HUDSON COMPANY ‘i -~ For Ladies and Misses JSNrm N~ . - - '/, | vllll‘l‘ Wonderful selection of Spring coats for ladies $1 5 / "‘\ ‘ | ‘i““ﬁl“p:&‘ ¢~ and misses. Sizes 16 to 53 - o | 4\ '\' | i.\\"i:fl‘ - Coats of the most desirable fabrics for Spring wears 2 5 \‘\f}»// . / i Y“,‘p) | Plaids and plain colors. L :;LN ‘; ! SOl High grade coats for mi d ladies, e~ R TIRS Bl ss, 575 Y Y :i”ili‘l { - Flannel frocks will be worn the entire - ' | S - "lx“i!?l!;';l - summer. All pretlty sport 'slriades iri ls]t(l)rceksls’ $25 f i\ , i Crepe de Chene and Canton Crepe dres- | " | serse lt?(i:r lzeidieseriiiidlinisseasl.l Xii neapgha§:ssls! " $35 ; \ _ g W Krepe de Leen and Trico Sham-dresses in sizes $lO : : g 38 and 46- An exceptionally value. ==~ ’.

$2.25 to $lO Blouses and waists in the newest styles and matenials that are produced. Clever dimity blouses with the smart cavalier cuffs. Pretty silk blouses with the boyish type collars and cuffs. In all of the new high colors for Spring and Summer. ‘

- MILLINERY $3.75, $5, $7.50 - Our Millinery Department can save you from $1.25 to $5.00 on your new hats. Hats we retail at $3.75 are shown in most shops at $5.00. You will find here a complete assortment of colorings and shapes. : W ‘ ®- Coat for Girls ~ (oats for the girls ages 10, 12 and 14 are often hard to find. = Our showing is most complete and at such reasonable prices : : : L , ; _ $lO.OO to $15.00 : For girls 7,8, 9 and 10 we have very clever styles in pretty spring shades at '57.50, $lO.OO to $15.00 \ For the infant and ages 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 you will be able to pick from quite an assortment of pretty styles and colors : $2.50 to $lO.OO :

Real silk hosiery 80c pair

Its Better Than a Life Insurance Come in and let us show’youf’how_ it works

$5 to $lO Drap-around and plaited styles in nice quality flannels and soft woolen materials. In plain " and and small checks. Plain navy twills and serges for stouter women in sizes 35 and 42 waist measure, Woolen skirts are practical for all occasions.

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- $2.75 to $7.50 Slipons, Jacquettes and Mandarin effects are the smart styles in knitwear, in colors of grey, tan, chinese blue, chinese yellow and ‘many other other bnght colors. Several smart sweaters are necessary in every womens wardrobe.:

Materials for Dresses Krepe -de-Leen, the genuine cloth in a full line of colorings. = A knited fabric which resembles real silk. Will not sag when made ap, per yard _................... $1.50 Dress Linens in all bright colors for summer, sport frocks. Two good qualities at low prices...... 89¢ and $l.OO

French Flannel in 54 inch width' for frocks and skirts, Jockey Red, Lucille Green, Brick, Grey and Jem per vavd ... i . SO

Tubular Vesting in plain or fancy weave: -Shades of peach, orchid, flesh and white. A $1.50 quality at $l.OO

Embroidered Dress Linens in the sea- - son’s new colorings. Exceptional quality and value at $1.59 and $2.00

Crepes of Silk and cotton in smart patters and color combinations for blouses and frocks, per yard ........ $1.25

Real Silk Hosiery 80c pair