Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 44A, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 December 1924 — Page 2

Xmas Candies Xmas ’l‘rees,_Holly and Holly ‘Wreaths . ‘ _C‘andies at 14c per pound and up - Biggest Variety in Ligonier Al kinds of Fruitsand Nuts . Special prices to churches, lodges, school teachers and on [ quantity orders | Order your Xmas Trees early, ' ~We have the genuine kind ' | Sack’s Bakery ~ Phone 50' :

Hot Dog!! No wonder he is pleased, he has just had his bat- ' tery recharged with cur : 1 ) g 5 Q g s 2 g | One Day Charging Service He saved motey the recharge and got his _own battery back the same day. - - Our new Constant Potential one day recharging service is the best |in town, bet-| ter for batteries, easier on pocketbooks. Bring that run down battery in today or - Phone 481 - : - e ' ¢ e;« . ‘¢‘ ‘ ~Kiester Electric Shop Ligonier, Lincoln Way West ‘lndiana

J. L. HENRY J. C. KIMMEL.] Home Realty and Investmnet Co.

105 acre farm near Millersburg on paved road. Will trade for smaller farm. 5% mortgage 46-acre, farm within 2 miles of Ligonier. Priced to sell. 118-acre farm in Elkhart township. Good buildings. Tenant _house. Six-acre tract within one mile of Ligonier. Good poultry farm. 5%-acre tract near Cromwell. Good house. ’ : 8-acre farm in ‘Washington township. - Priced to sell quick. ~ 45-acre farm in Jefferson township. Want a small tract near high school. ; 63-acre onion and mint farm near Kimmell. 80-acre farm . in’ - Jefferson township on state highway. 38-acre farm in Elkhart township to trade for larger farm. 11%-acre tract on Lincoln highway within three miles of Ligonier. . ~ 120-acre onion aund corn farm aout_h of Cromwell. 70-acre farm northwest of Ligonier, at the right price. 127-acre level farm within 3 miles of Albion. 5% mortgage. Priced to sell. 140-acre farm near Howard City, Mich. Will trade for anything. /34-acre farm in Sparta township. o , 80-acre farm in Perry township. Fertile soil and good buildings. 92-acre farm in Washington township at a bargain. -230-acre farm betwo2en Ligo‘nier and Cromwell. . Modern ‘hous_o. : e 160-acre farm with new buildings near Stringtown church. 29 acres of land overlooking Lake Wawasee. Suitable for platting. : ~ 145 acres on Lincoln Highway in Green township, 25 acres of choice onion ground. !

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--320-acre farm near Cromwell. Good buildings and furtile soil. 46-acre farpr near LaOtta. Terms:to suit purchaser. ~ 145-acre farm on * Lincoln Highway within 3 miles of Ligonier. 14 acres of timber. . 4b-acre farm near Three Riyers, Mich. Will frade for Noble county property. . S ~ 144-acre farm |5 miles northeast of Ligonier, 40 acres timber -+ 90-acre farm near Wawaka to exchange for smaller farm, ~ 80-acre farm -neail ‘Albion. Will take 40-acre farm in exchange. - 138-acre farm near Columbia City: Priced for guick sale. 118-acre farm near Indian Village. Good soil and buildings. Priced right. : . 5-acre trac; on Lima road near Fort Wayne to trade for 80-acre farm near Lijgonier.. . : 80-acre apple farm .in Jennings county. Will sell or trade - for an onion farm. ~ 120-acre. farm in Whitley county. Would exchange for a good business. . : What have you to trade for a ~level 40-acre farm near Constantine, Michigan? i 7-acre tract on Ilincolz’i Highway near Touqist Park. New buildings. o . 144-acre icrei farm in York township; 50 acres . of muck land. - . 73:acre farm on Lincoln High--way at a bargain, 257-acre farm in Sparta township. Level and produetive. - 40-acre corn and mint farm near Ligonier. Good buildings. 35-acre poultry farm in Steuben county. Would -trade for town property. e i One acre tract with buildings within one mile of Ligonier. . . 60-aecre farm two miles from Ligonier for sale or trade. : . 10-acre tract near Laké Wawasee. Would make a dandy truck jland_:ponltry omo

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BUY RED €CROSS CHRISTMAS - SEALS v l ¢ rs Into Ditch, - | Two care - tempii g to pass skidal ded from t>= slipp ry road and went off an embankmechl near- Albion resulting in the injury of two persons. .nd damaging both cutomobiles quite badly. - The accidznt cecurred when the drivers of.thc curs aitempted to pass each other. One cars was driven by Kenneth Clouse and accompanying him were his brother Lemmon Clouse and several neighbor children and Mrs. Geo. Wwright of Albion. ‘The latter receiv«d a broken shoulder and the driver an injured knee cap. The other car was damaged but the occupants escaped injury. - ' ; M‘M-’ Politician Suicides. . Joseph A. Luther, age 47, promininent in politics for sqme years, was tound dead shortly aft%r_ eight o’clock Thursday night, in his plumbing shop in South Bend, under conditions which Coroner Chester B. Crumpack-‘fi"-ttli"tl the police say point to suicide. ras tube leading to his mouth and a bullet wound in his head, indicated the manner of his death. Is Granted Divorce. ' . Ethel . Ihebnit was granted a diyvorce on lerogs-complaint in the Elkhart Cil‘(’.}llt court in a divorce action filed by Nelson G. Inebnit alleging cruelty. / The court granted the defendant’ permission to resume her maiden name -of Ethel Baker. Mrs. Inebnit is a former resident of Ligonier and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Baker. - - :

z e —————————— : lieart Disease Fatal, - Charles, Smith a farmer living east of Goshen on the Fish Lake road, died -uddenly Thursday afternoon while calling for some stock he had purchased at the Ralph Good farm southcast of Benton near Solomon’s Creek. Mr. Smith is survived by his wife and family. Cause of death was pronounced heart disease by the coroner. Diamend in Loaf of Bread. The most expensive loaf of bread ever made in Auburn was baked at a bakery there. It contained a valuable diamond weighing 1 'l-16 carats and was lost by W. A. Thomas while niixing dough. .The diamond became loose from- the mounting 'of Mr. Thoms’ ring and was worked up in to' bread. . . More Newlyweds. o Miss Fannie Maggart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Maggart of Cromwell, dnd Willard Draker of Fort Wayne,, were married at the latter place Saturday afternoon, Dec. 13th.

Entertain at Dinner, - Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wemple and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Clark and daugh ter Lucile, of Topeka, were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Charled Wemple of Ligonier. - “ Visit in LaGrange. Mrs. Walter Robinson and little son, Edgar, of Ligonier, are coming Friday for a few days’ visit with her Sister. Mrs. A. T Hostetler and family._LaGrange»Ne‘ws. : : Under $2,000 Bonds. Henry Hoffmeyer formerly secretary of the Moose lodge of Kendallville is under $2,000 bond to answer a charge of embezzlement of $BOO of the lodge’s money. = Use | Blue Bird Washing Powder goold by Ligonier grocers. y ——— { Order a package of Blue Bird Wash. ing Powder with your next grocery order. e vy

POULTRY WANTED - Of All Kinds]] Call Hoosier Produce No. 489 or bring it in Wed-]} nesday "or Saturday oY byappointment Highest Market _' ~ Prices Paid C. K. EOWLES Office hours 7 to 8 mornings, 5 to 8 evenings, Give us a call

Fog Causes Wreck. While “Jim” Wigton, owner of the local theatre house, was traveling on the west road from LaGrange Tuesday morning his Dodge coach was struck by a truck from Shipshewana. Considerable damage was done to Mr. Wigton's car. The heavy fog which was prevalent all day Tuesday made driving a hazardous undertaking.— LaGrange News. : . ’ James Wigton is a brother of Attorney Wigton of Ligonier and is well known here. . e ; © More Christmas Gifts. Earl A. Knepp, of this city, made at least two Christmas presents which will be appreciated. He has sent the ‘Banner one year each to Mrs. Lillie Work at Marion and. Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Rhebus, Syracuse so they will bhe reminded twice a week for -the [ncxt yvear of the Christmas season. .

Has Rented Home. - Chatles L. Smith, proprietor of the Chocolate Shop, has rented the Cowley house on West Third street and expects to be joined by Mrs. Smith from Toledo in a few days. The home is modern and desirable. ; - Six Women on Jury. ) . For the first time :n the history of jury cases in the Goshen city court, presided over by Mayor Rimpler six women have been’ selected to serve as jurors and, Mrs. Josephine O’Connor formerly of Ligonier was one of them Forges Check on Father. - The loss of electric power proved-a blow to the Banmner office Friday and Saturday. The typesetting machine was idle and not a press wheel could be turned, but by heroic eoffrt the paper is out at the usual time. Held on Serious Charge. Three Churubusco young men, Ray Growcock, Arthur Davis and Lester Brumbaugh were arrested Wednesday on a charge of assault preferred by Charlotte Hunt, under 16 years. of age. o :

' The Wishing Box, o The U. B. Sunday school will give an entertainment Christmas eve. One of the pleasing features will be a play entitled “The Inventor”, in which the inventor presents his famous wishing box. ' Two Programs at Creek. ; A Christmas program will be given at the United Brethren - church at Solomon’s Creek on Christmas Eve and one at the Church of the Brethren on Sunday evening, Dec. 28. _ Forges Chieck on Father. Everett Parker, missing Silver Lake young man is charged with forging a $4OO check in the name of his father on the Silver Lake hank. - - e Betty Compson as primitive girl and society woman in “The Female” at Crystal Tuesday and Wednesday. Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the uns dersigned has been, by the .clerk of the Noble- Circuit: Court of Indiana, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Emma E. Shearer, late of Noble county, Indiana, deceased, subject to confirmation by said court, and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is' probably solvent. ' : e George W. Shearer, Administrator Estate of Emma E. Shearer deceased Bothwell' & Vanderford, atterneys for Estate. - e 4423 w

J-® , ; ustrite . . Reducing Corsets This seasons sensation in Rubber Reducing Corsets. The only properly reinfprced reducing Corset guaranteed not te rip or tear natural undyed rubber on inside and pink rubber on out side. : Rubber tongue underlacing insures maximum reducing qualities Come get a fitting and be comfortable with a corset that carries. a guarantee $B.OO and $lO.OO. Foster Shop

SOMETHING NEW IN RADIO Something realy new--A MuRad receiver that uses no A or B batteries and is guaxanteed to give loud speaker! reception 1000 miles and more on a loop or indoor aerial. As near the ultimate in radio as is manufactured today Other radio sets all complete $25.50 and u%: A. A. KRYDER 312 W. 3rd St. : You Name It—We Can Supply It

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Thone 2 on 1 Wawaka

‘Now is the time to pay your subscription to the Banner. ’ See Betty Compson in “The Female at Crystal Tuesdas' and Wednesday. Wanted—Man to work on farm. Phone 861, C. L. Chamberlain. 42atf ‘Wante_d—-Trucking and long dis-~ waka Ed Tice. ’ 42b2t" For Sale: 250 goed Delaine breeding ewes, Reasonable price. C. €. tance hauling. Phone 2'3 on 3 WaPalmer Albion, Ind. | 39atf Dr. and Mrs. A. E. White and family and Miss Helen Bothwell will spend Christmas with their father, Attorney F. P. Bothwell and other relatives. Frank .\'lackland, who is teachjng school in Macedonia, Ohio, and who taught the seventh grade in the Ligonier schools during the year of 1918 and 1919, stopped over Saturday on his way to Eilkhart to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culver with whom he lived while in fthis city. : Johnny Hines in “The Speed Spook;’ at Crystal Christmas. .

—NOBLE’S—- ~ Good Shoes 131 South Main St. COSHEN - IND

The New Store all New Goods Costing Less | - Than Old . | Christmas trees from -49 c to 99c each Holly wreaths 23c each All kinds of nuts English walnut meats ‘ - Bcper 1N Runkels chocolate 1 pound box = 49¢ Sunbrite cleanser 2 boxes | o 11c 10 bars Kirks Flake White soap L - 48c¢ Rio Coffee 2 pounds | -63 c Armours bacon squares per pound " 24c Armours frankfort per pound . 16¢ Big box corn flakes Kellogs 13c Oranges 24c dozen Grape fruit 5c each. = All kinds of Christmas Candies Good Quality, Low Prices. The Mecca for Bargain , - Hunters o E Economy Chain Grocery

. Special Prices on Home Slaughtered ~ Hossinger’s Market Before you lookf at,our prices we wish to impress upOn you‘-what you buy from us is as represented. ‘Lowest possible prices quality considered.r s » R

Choice Beef Roast 12V%c-18c Prime Rib Roast w..oooooooosieernn. i e, B Bib Boiling Beef ... ..o 10 Fresh Hamberger . i ciiis]inn: 15¢ Losn Porli Chor .. .0 o 2 P Gl i 06 Pure ill hork ssusage ... 0. 20e Fresh Spave Rib ooiainicnniing. 100 Vealbbesle . .o 9

Leave your order for Xmas poultry early and get the best. L : Phone 189 = : . o Sk We Deliver

- . Give Something for the : Car for Christmas ‘Spot Lights, Automatic Wind - Shield Cleaner, Motor Meters, Self-locking 'Radiatar Caps, ~and a full line of Accessories ~ for the car. o Exide Batteries, {Studebaker Cars. Blazed Trail Garage | | Ligonier, Indiana

':‘ ; ' - _f Storage Batteries TN R 0 o ; . M s Give long faithful service and & - yet the initial cost is low. It Pall up ot the will pay you to investigate e - ROBINSON'S | Service | . ELECTRIC SERVICE

Veal Bramst .....noiiiaa.. T 11 Veal Roast 25¢ Swift Pretiiom Hams ....oooiins 25¢ Pionic Hams ........cooocooeo. iy A Gootl Bitiek Db . ocvnniiicoininnisos i 200 Samoa NUL DG i 24c Fresh DOrR BIINE <. it 100 Liverwurst temsssnssenn s 15€ Oysters and Fish. 5 o