Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 6B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 April 1924 — Page 4

% ‘ o . Bl THE SIGN OF SECRECY 4 THE - 8 |Mier State Bank B LIGONIER, IND. __ -Ligoniers Largest and Oldest Bank . : ~ Where your business is unknown(to -the public

Kimmell News Rev. French left for Marion Tuesday to attend the Methodist Confer. ence.. o . ~ Amul Thuse and - family of LaGrange and Milton Shoaf of Tracy visited. a few days at the home of Howard Love and wife. : Adam Pressler is visiting a few days with relatives in Chicago, Dayton Murray is temporary flagman. Coe Haver was taken to Garrett last week to submit to an operation for appendicitis. The last. report is that he is getting along nicely. =~ Mrs. Raymond Clark and son Arland were in Hicksville last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Adoph Hayes of Chicago were the guests of Robert Hayes

| than wheat and much Apples more profitable. Areworth Suppose you were to compare the profits off of 10 MOl_’Q_ -acres of good apple trees to that of 100 acres of good wheat. ’ If you have fruit trees, protect them and they will provide for you. We sell power sprayer, barrel sprayers and hand sprayers, also Scalecide, Lime and Sulphur. - Now 1s the time to supply yourself with the necessary equipment to fight Insects. : Weaver's Hardware

Look what we are doing for you, why should you stand back when you can buy these tires at such low prices. Sale Starts Monday March 31 Defender Cord List Pricc Our Price 30x3% Clincher . %198 p $10.78 30x3%2 Straight Side $13.50 81145 e Y . $16.25 $14.80 31x4 o 4 $17.157 $15.98 32x4 of " ; $18.86 : $16.90 e . .81b50 $17.80 e $20.05 - Sit9n | ' Blue Pennant Cord ' 30x3% 6 ply . 515%95 © $13.90 33x5 Ford Truck Tire $36.50 - 33.50 - Other Tires as Low as $6.00 30x3 and 33 tubes going at $1.65 | Come and get your car tired for Spring, you may not get a chance to buy these good tires at such low prices again. So Come Early All tires and tubes guaranteed strictly firsts, the best and cheapest place in town to buy tires and tubes. : ‘o : T s . Kiester Electric Shop Phone 48] ~ Lincoln Way West

'and family Sunday. : ! Floyd Murray and wife visited relaI tives at.-Albion Saturday evening. i Raymond Clark and family and [Mrs. Ella Baker attended a program ’gi‘ven at the Methodist church at Ligionier Sunday evening. - i”.lohn Goodrich and family visited !relatives at Columbia City Sunday. l Miss Beryl Clark of Goshen visitied her parents C..O..Clark and wife { Sunday. - i Clyde Fausnaugh and wife was the ignest' of Clem Fausnaugh Sunday. i The funeral of Hazel Shock was jheld the Sparta church Wednesday attternoon. - - .

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] ' » TUES., WED., THURS., APRIL 1,2 3 _ “THE C‘HEAT”‘with Pola Negri see this wonderiul actress soaring f 4 untouched heights of emotion in the most poweriul series of seenés cvel flashed on the screen. “The Cheat” will be branded in your memory In a never to be forgotten way and you'll remember the happy cnding for days. afterward. . A perfect star in a perfect setting. Wonderful picture. FRI. AND SAT. APRIL 4, 5 o ' ‘ - “JUST OFF OF BROADWAY” wiJohn Gilbert. A splendid erook story which carries good action and suspense. Also another Fighting Blood story. j : ' G f . P : SUN. AND MON. APRIL 6, 7 . . “THE LIGHT THAT FAILED” from Rudyard Kipling's famous mnovel ‘with Jacquelme Logan and Percy Mannount. The screen can give no fine: ientertainment than this unmortal story of Bohemian studios, desert sands and London drawing rooms. A real triumph. Also another Our Gang .comedy. . } ; TUES. WED., THURS. APRIL 8, 9 10 - - - “LITTLE OLD NEW YORK” with Marion Davies and Harrison Fori When America was young a .beautiful drama of the most picturesque period of American history. To see this great romance is to add an unforgettable memory to your store house of treasured pictures. It is the most charming picture you eevr saw One Show each night at 7:45

Incubators and brooder stoves at Weavers Hardware. » , i L : For. Redt——s room house on Lincoln Way West. Inquire of Jennie Drain. s Bh2t e, s ' ' Mritand Mrs, Ezra Chaffee of Elkhart’township have removed to Ligoniér' and taken. up a residence with W. A. Ruple. . : : Rev. Lutey was called home today from the M. E. conference at Marion to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. S T. Eldred. ; ' o Miss Martha Simmons is home o 1 her spring vacation from South Bend Marie Bailey visited her Wednesday. They had a nice warm day to enjoy themselves. - o :

\Q%\.. ll : xe\é TR ey - N 5 B! ,"t-l"':t;“ " 1: R i.: n \ -{3 ope o di ok an : Snap and its shut UT- a pair of Kum-A-Parts in your soft cuffs and you’ll appreciate the utility of these modern - - cuff buttons — faithfulin performance, beautiful in pattern, and moderate in price. : Come in and let us help you select a pair. : | Look for the name on the back KUMAPART PRODUCTS,: ; TRADE MARK REG < The Kuff Button RAUBERT'S JEWELRY, STORE | o s :

| Ligonier’s 31st Community Sale At Foster’s Sales Pavilion at 12 o’clock sharp on THURSDAY, APRIL 10 HORSES—WIiII have a few good big work horses. CATTLE~IO fresh"cows and close up springers. HOGS—7S hog!s consisting of sows and pigs and . feeding shoats 40 to 100 pounds. L SHEEP—WIII try to have 50 breeding ewes. GRAIN—WiII have plenty of corn and oats. ' MISCELLANEOUS—Four burner oil stove in good condition, car load roofing, hame straps, curry combs, 6 dining room chairs, 2-h.p. engine on trucks apple butter, pear butter, 100 bus. potatoes, lubricating oil, tires and tubes, patches. Many other articles will belisted by day of sale, not known of now. WANTED-- horses and sheep for this sale. No hogs listed after. April 7 without manager’s. : _ Consent. . : : - GEORGE D. FOSTER, Manager. - E. R. Kurtz, Auct,; C. C. Smith and H. E. Hoak, clerks.

Saturday Specials Good Oranges L 25c¢ per doz. fealtetive. . .. . 20cper lb. fppies . . . 5 Osper lb Everything in the meat and grocery - linewith free deliveryto any . padotthenity @ Steller’s Market and Grocery

Attend the city hall meeting to night. , ' L : Rex Dry Paste' for wall paper at Weavers Hardware. - A e . A. Shirk federal tax collector had official business th Ligonier yesterday. : ? Kendallville has ancther residen! doctor in the person of J. C. Kuhn wig came from lowa. : Charles Morrow visited Fort Waync relatives: Tuesday making the trip on the Golden Fawn. - ‘Don’t: forget to pay your subscrip: tion to the Ligonier Banner. Officc open Saturday evenings. _ - Job Sharp after spending a week in Milford, Nappanee and Elkhart ar rived home Monday evening. - | ~ ‘Mrs.. Frank E, Miller and- Mrs. Jack Curry are considerably under _ the weather suffering fyom bad colds. C.. W. Branitrator of Allen county denmocratic candidate for congres: called on his gpolitical friends her: today. - - : ~ Have you tested your sced corn ‘Many .bad reports.: We have Reed: "Yellovv ‘Dent. 90 per cent germination Weavers Hardware. : ]

SCHOOL EXPENSES EASILY EARN ED while attending South Bend Busi ness College this spring and summer Write for new catalog and particulars. Gl 6hst | .' _ Presbhyterian Chureh Notes. . . COdmmunion . Service . Sunday - at 10:45 s ' v , Vesper Service at 5 o'clock. No change in the hour of the second service until further notice. Annual Congregational meeting ‘Wednesday April 9 = ' ~ Watch for further announcements regarding it. - i Reaception of members tonight at 7:30 Mr. Lyon will speak on “Egypt This is the second o fa series of tra--veltalks ' the other very interesting one bein"_g givenflast Thursday night.

‘ o ‘. 5:. B . ’ _Y : 5 : :. ‘ \—"/.E;‘:_;f.:";.'-‘.’/ o+ | ment < Little Argument il - ERA TN : ' ' . &1 TR : ' ’ : ' ¢ o : TP (e Abouta Wire Fence di=s : i ' i 9%:0 , Tama =y we . 2 7T~ ge i e | ' L e Y AT o | One man says the Adrian is the most desirable fence, because of its beauty. He’s right. There is no more sightly fence thanthe Adrian. Another man says it is its superior strength--because the entire fence ' is of the very best quality of hard galvanized steel wire. He’s right, too ~ Another fellow says it’s on account of its permane_nce, another its*effici- - ency and another likes it because it can be adjusted to uneven ground - - --another man saysits the most economical fence, and another reason - | is, because Weir & Cowley sell it. They all give good reasons and , they all must be right. . : , The Adrian is the best fence. . o o We have just received a shipment sf fencing, barb wire and siaples, _ all prices adlusted to the present market. . =~ e . . ~ Get our prices on high class fencing - Phone 67 , ~ - .= Ligonier, Indiana.

Attend the city hall meeting - tonight. . - ; 1. B. Eagleson has changed his postoffice address from Wawaka te Millersburg where his copy of the Banner wil Ireach him in future. Mrs. W. E. Hoffman of Selby, South Dakot: who had been spending some weeks in Cleveland, Ohio, = stopper over in Ligonier to visit hér uncle John F. Hoffman and cousin Mis: ‘laude Middleton’ resnming. her journey homeward Wednesday inorning.

. < Skhansbuyws - WE ARE EXTENDING TO THE GRADUATES OF NOBLE COUNTY AN INVITA TION TO CALL AND GET PRICES ON ANY WANT, OR WE WILL FURNISH YOU SAMPLES BY MAIL.OF ANY CLASS OF DRESS GOODS THAT YOU MAY NEED. OUR LINE OF UNDERMUSLINS, PRINCESS SLIPS, BLOOMERS, GAUZE UNDERWEAR IS COMI'L.ETE. WE SAVE YOU MONLY. e '

2PECIAL SALE OV HANDKERCHIEFS A large and new assortment of Ladies Fine Handkerchiefs at 252 Special 3 for ........ 50¢ Ladies Handkerchicis a nice assortmént coameneh 0 L, B Men’s Handkerchiefs with fancy colored : borders the new.fad ............ 15¢ and 25«

: DAMASK 72 inch all linen silver bleached : extra : heavy. Something that you will appreciate a $2.50 value at ................ $1.89 72 inch fine mercerized damask, blue . pink and yellow borders worth 90c at a special price of only ............ T3¢ Pure linen napkins pure linen table cloths and sets. Now is the time to replenish your linen closet. . ; ' : (

; - TOILET ARTICLES - f In this line we have best brands of Toilet Water, Face Powder, Talcum Powder, Fine Toilet Soap, Face Chamois, Powder Puffs, Cuticura Sets, Face and Hand Lotions, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste, Compacts and Vanity Cases =

- SILK "AND. CHAMOISUEDE GLOVES Spring is now here you will want new gloves to- match that new suit. ..We have them in silk at per pair from .................... Ibc to $1.56 Chamoisettes from .................... 98¢ to SI.SC Kid Gloves in black and other colors at $2.00

HAND BAGS

We have a full line of Hand Bags, Fancy Pocket Books, Beaded Bags and Vanity Purses Beads and Beading. We also have a full line of Collar and Cuff Sets, Fancy Elastic and Hose Supporters.

36 inch Percale, light and dark patterns At pervard 0L cahn .1R

: L HOSIERY : We specialize.. on Iron Clad,.. True.. Shape, Eiffel and Burlington Hosiery. ..All these are in silk hose for ladies. We have a full line of new shades such as Deer, Dawn, Beige Grey, Nude, Black and Cordovan. - We are pricing these hose and specializing on themn for the spring trade at the pair ............ 98¢

C. R. STANSBURY

.+ ¢ Chicken Ple Sapper,. An old fashioned chicken pie supper wil lbe served at the Sparta church Tuesday evening April §. Everybody invited. e - The Kings Daughters will be entertained at the home .of Mrs. Pearl Williams assisted by Mrs. Dcra Newton’ Friday evening April 4. . - John Amstutz 77 died at the county infirmary near Albion Monday of apoplexy. His body was ‘taken to Auburn for burial. o

PERCALE

= .7 Notice to Water Takers. | . "“You are hereby notified that water rents are due April Ist 1924 payable at the- réesidence 'of the City Clerk. -On all rents due and not paid on or: before April 20th a penalty_oi ten per eent’ will be added. L - All -water rents for 1924 are JXOW due and must be paid on dr before Apiib aoth. - - i Office house 9a. m. 6 p. m. | 6bst- + - T. E. Jeanneret. City Clerk. © Attend fhe city hall meeting tonight. -~ = P

. GAUZE UNDERWEAR ' : Here is an. extra special for the early buyer in gayze underwear. . : \ Ladies Union Suits number 1520 tight knee, bodice top, an extra fine garment our price atonly the SUib il i eHE Ladies Vests at. ........... 19¢ 29¢ 39c¢ and 49c Men's Union SUiks ab ..o i 986 Boy’s Nainsook Union Suits/at each .... 50¢ Girl’s Nainsook Union Suits™-at each.... 50c¢

~.For a niew frock, blouse of trimming. 38 inch- All -Tyme. Crepe all colors a special for one week'at .........c.cceeniivrnnenee. $1.69

38 inch Crepe De Leen at ......................51.69 38 inch Canton Crepe at ...0 ... DOudD 36 inch extra heavy Satin. Back Canton Crepe -at per- yard i.. i ieeiinaaddOn In fancy silk for blouses, trimmings and so forth, we have an especially nice line ranging from i iiiiaen 9149 1o $2.89

DRESSES AND APRONS

~Just received—a new and novel line of Baby Play Suits and Rompers for the little boy and girl. - This is the prettiest line that we have ever carried in children’s-suits. We ask all mothers to call and examine this line, .which is. an extra large assortment, from 2 to 14 years, at the suit only ........98¢ Ladies’ aprons, percales, Sateens and ginghams, -all priced that you will save money. and labor.: = N s el

Men’s Madras Dress Shirts ... 98¢ Men’s Madras Dress Shirts, attached col-.... HdATE e hans e DA Men's Work SHIPES ..... .0 . o Nalion: TR Men's Pldid Work -Shirts—.......unntea. IB¢ Men's SilE Knitted Ties ..........ccuurcicnssve DOB Men’s Knitted: Silk Ties .........cccecereseernseenes T 9€ Men’s Knitted Silk Ties .5 o Raliisy 69

Lo e JOHALEES _ - 36 inch Challis for comforts and drapes...... OnlV, per VI .ok S i 18

CURTAIN NETS

36 inch dotted Swiss at the .yard ........ 33¢ 50 inch Marquisette at the yard ............ 80¢ Tusean nets per-yard from ............ 60c to 90¢ Silk Nets per-yardesil it 2l eian, JOB

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