Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 37B, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 November 1924 — Page 2

o TRY - Hossinger’'s Market Home Slaughtered Quality Meats - The Following Specials for =~~~ . SATURDAY NOY &b 1 - Choice Rib Roastperpound = :15¢ Boned and Rolled Rib Roast. pound... 18¢ Fine Rib Boil perpound.. ... . . 10c ~ _ Steak, Round and Sirlein....... ... . 25¢c | York Steak.pound . . . .25¢ - Yealoteakponnd. . . Qee Pork Chops, pound . e - Veal Roast, pound S -2 | PicnicHams,pound ... ... » = 1% , Swift's Premium Hams, whole or_half - te per pound s e 28c Nice Lean Bacon, per pound . .. . 30c Spring Lamb, Spring Chickens, Fresh Fish and Oysters. We are now taking orders for Thanksgiving Poultry. Get your order in early and be sure of the best ~ Phone 189 WE DELIVER

. Jhee Wil Begßic = | , Of the Famous Brand . Ferndell Coffee, Saturday Nov. 8 at Stellars Grocery and Market A cup of coffee served tree Saturday to all visitors inclnd- : | ing‘ pure cream and sugar | The public is cordially invited to part‘iéipate in this demonL stration and enjoy a cup of real coffee =~

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‘ Methodist Chureh. J. W. Reynods Pastor. Residence 116 Martin St. Teephone 187. ' Sunday School 9:30 a. m. L Morning Service 10:45 a. m. " Evening Service 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening ‘at 7:00 p. m. , Christian Science Society. Services are held as follows: Every Suuday morning @t 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock.. i Meeting place in hall over store ot Welir & Cowley. - Everybody welcome. - F.. B. Parker, Pastor. Residence 135 N. Cavin Street. Telephone 198. . Sunday School—9:3o A. M. - : Preaching Service—lo:4s A. M. Christian Endeavor—6:oo P. M. ~ Preaching Service—7:oo P. M. Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00° P. M. ' ! Presbyterian Church. ‘ ' G. H. Bacheler Pastor : Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St ~ Telephgne 345. . Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. ' Vesper Services at 5 o'clock Mtd-week Service Wed. 7:16 P. M Y. P B C E Tuesday 15 P M. DO -IT NOW! Pay your subsecription to the Ligonier Banner.

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© | Visits old Friends, - J. N. Frye, who moved with his family to Chicago six years ago, was in- Ligonier Tuesday for the lirst time since leaving here. The gentleman is now a traveling salesman for the Arcady Farms .Nfilling company of Chicago and has just been awarded Indiana as his territory. He reports the members of his family as well. His daughter Anna was united in mar riage Saturday to Mervyn Plewes, of Flint, Mich. The newlyweds will reside in Flint, v e | Armistice Day Service. : | ~ Special service in celebration ol "Armistice Day',-observe‘,d next 'Tuesday, .will be held at the Jewish Toemple this Fridav evening at 7:36. Rabbi Julius Mark will sbeak on “Humanity’s - Struggle for Peace”. The sermon, universal in its mesage, will carry .an appeal to all regardless of their religious affiliations. The public is cordially invitéd. -

- Why miss seeing Mary Pickford tonight? . ‘ DO IT NOW! Pay your subseription to the Ligonier Banner. - ‘ . For Sale--Three burner Florence oi] stove. DPhone 120. 3702 t ‘ e Don’t fail to see Mary Pickford at Crystal tonight. "Wonderful! ° ~ Order a package of Blue Bird Washing Powder with: your next grocery order. : tf For Sale hed davenport and two chairs in good condition. ¢all phone 209. -37a4t -Mrs. Lena Stansbury sends the Banner to a sister Mrs. Ed Nikart at Middlebury. - Just received a supply of white cedar fence posts. Farmers Co-Opera-i‘tive Elevator Co. 37a2t

Pay your Banner subscriptions now, office open Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9.° : John Barrymore America’s most distinguished actor, in “Beau Brummell” at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. - WANTED—Woman to take charge of saleswork in Ligonier. H. Baumgarten 1702 Francis Ave. Elkhart Ind. ~ Notice of Appointment State of Indiana Noble County SS: ~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of George Feldheiser deceased late of Noble County Indiana. . : Said estate is supposed to-be-solvent Lucy Feldheiser, Administraor of the estate of .eGorge Feldheiser, deceasd. W. H. Wigton, Att'y . ~ 36b3w

- % Father and Son Week., - i The- multiplication of “weeks” promoted by various orgauizations o emphasize movements in which they are | interested - has. made the public doubiful as to the real value of some of them. This is as it should be. This attitude will tend tc weed out those which do not merit attention and -to give proper place to those: which serve a useful purpose. = - National ’fa'ther and son week has| already gained a widespread npprov-‘: al, and the call for its obsérvance from November 'S to 16 wili bring a hearty response. The local ministers should receive support froin the’ entire community in chserving November 9th .as Father and Son Sunday. This is true of the annual Father and Son banquet which will be held on the 18th, i : ‘ ‘ It ‘will be to the interest of every ‘citizen in. Ligonier to get a lawyer's point of view as to the right rejations that should exst between father and son. Alfred E. Martin, the prominent lawyer in South Bend will be the principal speiaker’ at the annual Father and Son banquet held November ISth at the Christian (~hnrcil i I'Ligonier. . L

-+ Child Accidentally Poisoned Anna May Hutchins, 21 months old daughter of Earl and Wilma Hutch: ins is dead at the lome of Mrs. Oliver: Hiser, in Portland as a result of being given poison through mistake by the mother last Friday morning. . The nature of the poison gvien the child has not heen definitely diagnosed 'by the 'attending physicians. | Mrs. Hutchins| went to the home of ‘a-neighbor, Mrs. Hazel Chamberlain, to procure some medicine for the baby. An unlabéled . bottle., : which was believed to he syrup of. figs, was given Mrs. Hutchins who hurried home ‘and gave 5[1:9, baby a spoonful of the fluid. - When tlie child began to strangle. medical attention was summoned and an operation was performed, and a tube was placed ‘through the opening in the throat iinto the v\\"i:id\ pipe. prolonging the child’s life wntil Monday night.

: Big Barn Barns. = . No clue has becen established which mjight lead to the origin of the fire which Saturdu_\i morning destroyved the lérge bank bzrrrn,,ftogether Avith most of the conténts -on the John Koons farm, tenanted b yFred Brandeberry, just west of Creigh lake. The loss has been ‘estimuted at approximately $2,000, it is said, with no.insurance. - ; e : : Cases Disposed Of. - * The cases of the young auto thieves who stole Al Kansier's Ford coupe were = disposed of in circuit court. John Thomas, giving his home as Cleveland, age(h 18, the oldest .of the trioe was sent to the Indiana reformatory ‘to serve from two to six vears. The other two lads, implicated in the theft of a car i Chicago were turuned over to the juvenile court officers of that city. : : ' ~Agen Man Dead.

. eGorge W. Ellithorp aged 68 years lifelong resident of LaGrange and Steuben counties and for many years a resident of the Salem Center community, died late Sunday afternoon at Lakeside hospital, Kendallville, following an operation tec which he submitted Wednesc‘ln;v for hernia. Large Barn Burns. A large barn on the Mrs. Dave Grumbly farm several miles north of Churubusco burned Monday ' afternoon. As the place there is unoccupied the barn and contents were completely destroyed by the flames. The cause of the fire is not known. Foster Sale Today. . George Foster is holding a community sale today at his taxi barn and this is the sale where he - will, present $lOO in cash to a customer.

POULTRY 'WANTED Of All Kinds Call Hoosier Produce No. 489 or bring it in Wednesday [or Saturday ~ or byappointment Highest Market o Prices Paid 0. W. BOBECK C. K. BOWLES Office hours 7 to 8 mornings, 5 to 6 evenings. Give us a call

- For Sale The undersigned offers the fol- - lowing accounts for sale: Howard Chiddister, . . $3.00 Earl'Stewart L . $7.50 Carneys Clothing . Store | Advertisement

Fconomy Chain Grocery ‘ - Where Economy and Quality - . Kules 5 Specials Friday and Saturday 10 Ibs. Fine Granulated Sugar 78¢ Soayp, Kirks Flake \White 10 hars - . . JBB Chef Mustard, quart stze . . Chef Calsup. tall bottle 1 . 21¢ Coffee, Best Peaberry, none - better, 2 lbs. 79¢ Cheese, Wisconsin full cream Ib. | 29c¢ Raisins, fancy large seedless' . . 11c Jobacro, all IGcsizes . . 8¢ Bacon Squares, Mild Cove Ib. = . . Z24c Grape Fruit, fancy not small, 3 for . 22¢ Bauanas; large fancy fruitpound - . 12c Grapes, fancy California pound - 15¢ ~ Fancy Fruits and- Vegetables . a specialty

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e 5 , SR | Stansbury’s | 'l‘ . S Stop and Shop Save your Dollars One dollar spent at our store is equal to $1.25 at other stores—Blankets, Hose,. Underwear, Outing Gowns, Dress Goods, Silks, Window Shades, Dishes, are all sold at the lowest prices. A dime saved here, a' dime saved there, ameunts to Dollars. That is our policy: - | A LITTLE SAVING ON EACH ITEM \IA}\FS YOUR SAVIN G" AMOUNT TO DOLLARS WINTER UNDERWEAR | | Girls’ Taped Union Suits 98¢ Girls’ Union Suits, white 89¢ Boys’ Heavy Fleece, grey ... .. .0 79 and 89 Boys® Cotton, grey ) 98 ;’md $1.19 Ladies’ Cotton Union Suits, all styles ............... 98¢ to $1.50 Ladies’ Silk and Wool Union Suits ................ $2.98 to $4.25 Ladies” All Woel Union Suils .. ... $3.25 to $3.75 Men's Cotton Union Sums ... 0o e iqvnnl gl Men’s Wool Union Suits ........0%.5... 3369 %439, 3519

‘ ‘ BLANKETS : Cotton Blankets, large size ............ $2.39, $2.79, $3.89 Wool Nap Blankets; large Size .. iiciceiviiniana. 54.69 tNashua Wool Nap Blankets ... cciiiimid. $6:89 All Wool Blankets, large size, plaids in all colors ...... $9.89 - OUTING GOWNS Ladies’ Outing GOwns .....couvruvciivcnceeeceeenei 98¢, $1.19, $1.39 Men's Outing Gowns ........oiiviiiiniie.. 98¢ and $1 49 Men’s Outing Pajamas .........iiiiniiiune. $1.69 # . BLOOMERS ; Bloomers, Sateen, in all colors and sizes .........98¢ and $1.19 Bloomers, Lingette in all colors ...................... 98¢ and $1.19 & & % SWEATERS e Boys’ Coat Sweaters ‘Slb‘) $1.98, $4.89 Boys’ Slip Over Sweaterd ... ... oo 0 S Ladies’ Brushed Wool Sweaters ................ $5.19 and $7.39 : DRESS GOODS . . Dress Flannels, all wool, checks and plain .... $2.19 and $2.29 * Dress Krepes, such as Krepe de Leen, Cordeleen, Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepes, Satin Back Crepe, in all colors and prices. = i Kari Kel Krepes in black, brown, grey, tan and blue at $3.39