Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 42A, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 December 1924 — Page 2

Xams Candies Xmas Trees, Holly and Holly Wreaths - ~ Candies at 14c per pound and up Biggest Variety in Ligonier » All kinds of Fruits and Nuts Special prices to ehurches, lodges, school - teachers and on quantity orders ~ Order your Xmas Trees early, ' We have the genvine kind i Sack’s Bakery | Phone 50 _ '

Hossinger’s Market For meats of Quality ‘ 4 and right prices Arthur Hossinger, Prop.

1g . B .’ | Jot White Groceteria 9fStores ' Compare Price and Quality The home of Chase and Sanborn Coffee and Teas We carry a complete line of the Perfection Biscuit Company’s Fancy Cakes and Ceokies Christmas Candies, all kinds 23c Ib. | Fresh Oysters | Full line fresh fruits and vegetables ‘We buy butter and eggs

Economy Chain Grocery Large line of goods for the holidays Great assortment of fresh fruits, vegetables ] | and canned goods | - Everything found in a first class grocery PRICES PEFY COMPETITION By buying il{’ large quantities we are able to sell at lower priccs than demanded ~ elsewhere. | Come in'inspect the big stock and get acquainted . Next‘ to Banner Offic,ei Ligonier, Indiana

Coulter’s Bakery Solicits your patronage tor Holiday Baking Full Line of Fine Pastry Bread fresh from the ovens . Lo éPhone o 1 Lgepierind

“Three Women”’ at Crystal Great. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman had for their dinner guetsts Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. "Robert Sinclair of Chicago and J. L. Dunning of this city. :

MON. DEC. 8 , ¥ . . “The Sideshow of Life” With Ernest Torrence and Anna Q. Nilsson. : : The love story of a circus clown who rose from the sawdust ring to great‘er fame. Very very fine picture. | TUES., WED., THURS., DEC. 9, 10, 11 “Three Women” ~ Here is a picture of pictures. Starring May McAvoy Marie Prevost, Pauline Frederick and Lew Cody Can you conceive a mother and daughter rivals for the hand of the same man? That is the theme of this picture with situations which for sheer drama heart interest and thrills has never been equalled on stage or screen,. One such as you have often wished for but seldom found. Produced by Ernest Lubitsch who is to the screen what Edison is to' electricity. A wizard. This picture will more than please you. :

FRI. AND SAT. DEC. 12-13. ¢s 7 ” Fair Week” With Walter Hier and. Constance ‘Wilson. : A fine story clean fast and packed with laughs. Also a “Go-Getter” - SUN. AND MON. DEC. 14-15. 46 e 9 Her Marriage Vow” With Monte Blue and Beverly Bayne. - Its got human interest this fine story that hits close to home. Also “Our Gang'’’ comedy. o

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- Damage Suits Multiply. A second damage suit growing out o fthe tragedy at the Riley street crossing of the New York central railroad at Kendallville last January was filed Wednesday in the DeKalb circuit court with E. D. Diehl father of Irene Diehl as the plaintiff and the railroad company and Aaron Satvsky Auburn merchant the defendants. Mr. Diehl whose home is near Sherwood Ohio is demanding $lO,OOO for ‘the death of his daughter. hTe plaintiff sets out that his daughter was capable of earning $lOO a month and that she would have turned more than half of her earnings over to him. Ruth Squires last week filed suit agaipst the same defendants claiming $15,000 for her injuries. : Coroner L. F. Frurip of Kendallville who conducted an inquest into the accident exonerated Mr. Satovsky. :

Seeks Pardon From State Farm. Among the 42 cases to come before. the stateb oard of pardons at Indianapolis at the regular session December 8 to 12 will be that of Elmer R. Watson of Auburn formerly of Kendallville. Watson was arrested in Noble county for public intoxication and driving an automobile while intoxicated and was sentenced from the Noble Creunit court to the State Farm for a period of six months and assessed a $2OO fine October 16th. ngoniér Bests Mishawaka ‘'The Ligonier high school basketball team won a hard fought victory before a big crowd here Friday night when Mishawaka high school boys were deated b ythe close score of 22 to 20. tI was a good contest throughout with plenty of thrills for the spectators. , e The second team from Mishawaka defeated the Ligonier team after the main event. _ ‘ Next Friday night Ligonier goes to Nappanee .for a game.

Attempt at Robbery Fails, - An attempt to rob the Nebelung shoe store at Auburn was frustrated when broken glass falling to the side walk awakened guests at the Auburn hotel, which is across the street from the shoe store. Just a few minutes after two thieves entered the store a “lookout’ stationell outside the door velled “Beat it” The trio made their escape i nan automobile parked nearby. : : To Lose Sight of Eye. William E. Risser was in Fort Wayne Friday to consult a specialist concerning his eye which was seriously injured a week ago in an accident while driving a car. The sight of the eye will be lost but it is thought that the eyeball can be saved. : It will be recalled that a stone hurled through the Risser windshield by the Golden Fawn bus filled the man’s eye with shattered glass. .

' - Is Just Complaint. o ’, Township trustees of Noble county complain that motorists disregard the law which provides agaiust running their cars past school hacks while ltaking on or discharging passengers. Unless the practice is discontiaued ar[rests will be made. The law provides for a heavy penalty in this particular case. ' t Eyesight May Be Destroyed l June Culp three years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Culp. living a mile south of Goshen who was badly burned when an oil lamp exployed last Tuesday evening is in a very serious condition. The child was bad1y burned about the face and hands ‘and her eye sight it is feared is destroyed. - Greeley M. Zimmerman will leave Wednesday for Riverview Florida to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs. “Capt’ ’Charles Green. Mr. Zimmerman spent last winter with another daughter Mrs. Harry B. Stone at Los Angeles California. : ' - Hotel Ligonier is doing a big business now. Many nights it is necessary to turn lodgers away while the dining tables are usually crowded. “Three Women” a picture that reaches the pinnacles of greatness at Crystal Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday. e e

~ Was Happy Ocecasion Not in years has there been a more enjoyable occasion than that wiich occurred ‘at the home of Mrs. Jennie Renahan and son 0. A. Renahan Thursday. A dinner and barty at which all the children and their families were present except the son in Montana. The bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyer of Winona were also present. Mrs. Boyer iz better known to her host. of friends in Elkhart township as the charming daughter Miss Beatrice of 0. A. Renahaa Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Will Butz and family Mr. and Mrs. Mason McFarland and family of Kendallville Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hull and family and rM. and Mrs. Walter Wolfe of Kimmell—Wawaka Correspondent. -

Valuable Rings Stolen. Mrs. Nellie Hil lof Elkhart reported to police that two diamond rings were stolen from her home one of which she valued at $1 500 and the other at $5OO. The most valuable ring was of solid platinum with one two-karat diamond center setting surrounding by ten half-karat diamonds. _ “Three Women"” each of them fighting tooth and nail for the love of g lworthless Don Juan, See it at Crystal this week.

Formal Wear Only rimless ,glasses’or spectacles are considered correct for occasions of formality. = They are inconspicuous and ‘dignified, with lenses pl‘anned tOl conform to the features of the: wearer. ' ‘ l - We can furnish them without the necessity of having your prescription. - . DR. G. G. GIFFORD Exclusive Optometrist and } _ Optician = | Holderness Jewelry Store ~ Ligonier Indiana

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Holiday Specials ~ Fresh Candies, Nuts ; . o P Choicest Staple and Fancy - Groceries - F. E. MILLER, Ligonier

The best place in town to buy Xmas Candies and Nuts Get your orders in early for | Xmas Poultry Fancy Groceries Quality Meats ~ F. W. Steller Phones 141 and 36 - Ligonier, Ind.