Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 45B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 January 1925 — Page 4
Ask Your Banker if he - Lives Up to the Following: ; ! . e ~ Ten Commandments ‘ | foraßank = 1. A Bank should not loan it’s hmney to the President of the bank. 2. A Bank should not loan it’s money to the Cashier of the bank. 3. A Bank should not loan it’s money to the Directors of the bank. 4. A Bank should not tell outsiders 'who has money deposited at R the bank. e ‘ , : 5. A Bank should not tell outsiders wha has money borrowed at -the bank. ; i 6. A Bank should not allow Directors to discuss the banking business on the street. e A Bank should not run it's reserve down to where it is dangerous. 8. A Bank should not allow it’s funds to be used to promote the outside business of its officials. P ; 9. A Bank should not allow overdrafts or milking’. of the bank by anyone. 10. A Bank should not be conducted so as to jeopardize or endanger * it in any way. o . : e DON’T DO YOUR BANKING WITH ANY BANK VIOLATING THESE : ; COMMAI\DMENTS : a e . Gk 99 Breaking these 10 commandments “broke the Miltord Bank , We hereby certify that we do. not violate axiy of the above Commandments Mier State Bank Ligonier, Indiana e . “ry i : g : - % “The Bank of Secrecy’
CR I S l A lsa WED. AND THURS. DEC. 31-JAN. 1 Rudolph Valentino in € s : Lt The Sainted Devii A Rex Be-achn story. Valentino \’\"d“% never before so ideally cast as the dashing Spanish lover fighter dancer and adventurer in the land of the tango. ‘T‘his is his’' latest and greatest picture. Shows af 7:45. Adm 20 and 35c FRI. and SAT. JAN. 2-3. ¢ = ’ The Last of the Duanes Tom Mix and Tong in - il A Zane Grey story of the vast open spaces. Hard riding swift shooting Buck Duane rode at last with men who put law in the saddle, A tale of the Texas Ranger in the flaming + when life hung on a hair trigg This is a great picture. Also a gog, comedy. : Adm. 20 and 30c. Keys are not excepted this Friday. SUN. and MON. JAN. 4-5. é: + 9 A Woman of Paris _ Featuring Edna Purviance. Atremendous drama of fate. Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. : A story that pictures the tremendous influence of little things in our daily lives with a clearness and sharpness hpat is gtartling in its realism, “A Woman of Paris can be seen ten times and something NEW feound every time. Charles Chaplin has put & story on the screen with the vigorous style and efefctive workmanship with which de Maupassant might have put. the same story on paper.”’ _'l‘o s;ay it is marvelons well that's not half enough to say about it. Do not miss it for it is a rare treat. TUES. WED THURS., JAN. 6-7-S. e 9y - Tongues of Flame Thomas Meighan in l S _This is his latest picture and a good one. : :
Friday and Saturday Sl.éar. Fine Granulated, 10 plou‘nds 7lc Pet Milk, tall cans 3 for | 26¢ Canned Peas, select Early June 2 for 25¢ Navy Beans, Mich hand picked, 3 Ibs. 20c Jello, all flavors, 3 for . 28¢c Head Lettuce, large heads =~ 10c Grape Fruit Fancy 5¢ Oranges, 'sweet and juicy, per dozen 24c¢ Beonomy Chain Grocery
Thomas Meighen at Crystal next week. .
KRendallville is holding a poultry show this week. : :
Now is the time to pay your sub¢ription to the Banner. Juise.
Last Chance to see Rudolph Valentino Wednesday and Thursday., =
: ;}ylrs. Joe Miller is in Chicago for a visit of {en days with her daughters;
Mrs. Michael Hire is still confined to her bhed sufféring from neuralgia.
Miss Cecelia Qaméy'has returned to Chicago after /spending the holidays with her mother Mrs. Mae Carney and family. ‘ : : L
The hand bag found on the street bg- Vern Fisher was restored to the owner KEunice litile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Sack. o
Mrs. H. H. Decker Tuesday paid : 7 Fin the Elkhart s five. Belts I 8 re- & well, S
) many Ligonier friends will be w:ad to learn that W, A. King contipues to improve at the home of his daughter in Lansing Michigan. \
Elmo Weaver who spent several days this week visiting his parents Mr. ‘and Mrs. A. B. Weaver returned to. Cleveland Ohio Wednesday. :
Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Decker and fam'iy after spending a few -days witk his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dgcker left Tuesday- for- their home in St. Joseph -Missouri. o
For Sale three hard coal burners two soft coal burners one 18 inch fire pot good as. new -and:” one 20 .inch fire pot. All go at a bargain. Chris Rice near the Standard Ooil Station. : 45a4t
- FOR RENT—My home for the winter living rpom dining room kitchen and three bed rooms modern and completely furnished Inquire _Sam Kuhns 119 Lincoln Way West. 45atf
Friday evening January 2at city Hall will occur a meeting of Sstockholders of the Blitz Wood Products company. The purpose is to elect officers and transact other important business. Every ‘stockholder should be present.
NEW FEDERAL JUDGES
Indiana District Court Divided Into Seven Division Under Measure
What is known as the Hickey federal court bill has passed the U. S. senate with amendments and. it now goes back to the house for concurrence. The bill "provides for two judges bf the Indiana federal court and the district is divided into seven divigsions. Under provisions of the measure court will be held in Indiana-. polis Terre Haute, Evansville, New Albany, Hammand ~South Bend and Fort Wayne. The bill will reach thél president next week and if. he ..approves it the measure becomes a law. As Fderal Judge A. B. Anderson is'to be promoted to the district federal court in Chicago there will be two new judges to be appointed for Indiana. : : )
('hristian Church.
We have hung before us the calendar of the Ncw Year but no year can. be Icw unlzss it.is made new by new men. Newness ig a quality “created by the Spirit of God in the soul of man ai2d unless men are born froms, abcve the new year is but a continuation of the old. It is the ILord of life who is able to say. “Behold 1 make all thinzs new.” Please check up for the new year-the position you intend to occupy in the church during the year from the following: An attender or an absentee. < A pillar or a sleeper. A pronioter or a provoker. A goer. or a. gadder. A doer or a deadhead. A booster or a bucker. ‘A soldier or a slacker. < A worker of a worrier. - A friend of a faultfinder. " A helper or a hinderer. . The spirit of the Christian church greets you and charges you to meet the future-with faith confidence vision and consecration. . A special Candle Light service Sunday night comething new attend and yvou will not be able to forget this service—Come. e L 1. C. Boyts, pastor. ' : Jurer Drawn, : Following are the jurors drawn for the grand and petit juries to serve during the January term of the Noble cireuit- court. " Grand Jurors. ' Theodore Gartska, Swan township Floyd Leming, Perry twp. Adam T. Bauman, Jefferson twp. ~ Charles Longyear, ‘Wayne twp. ~ Emory H. Axed,.Orange twp. Jess Winebrenner Noble twp. Petit Juror ; Blanche Butler, Orange township* John W. Beers, Washington twp. William L. Hovartér Wayne twp. Frank M. Bender Allen twp. ‘John B. Day, Wayne township Charles Reeves, Sparta twp. William S. Bryan Swan towp. _ Albert Minier, Elkhart twp. Charles Weeks, Noble twp. Thurlow Bushong, Jefferson twp. W. W. Dibble, Green twp. - - Joseph E. Blackman, York twp.
May Select Klansmen. ' The term of J. B. Stoll as member of the board of trustees of the Indiana prison at Michigan iCty is the only one expiring during the inincumbency of Governor Branch. Mr. Stoll democrat has now served for 14 years ila,ving first been. appointed by Governor Thomas R. Marshall. It is believed general . that Governor Branch will re-appoint Mr. Stoll feeling that he deserves to continue as he is well posted in the work. It has been reported taht when Ed Jackson assumes the office of governof he will remove Edward Fogarty democrat warden Jf Michigan City prison since the administration :of Governor Samuel Ralston . It s thought a Klansman = will succeed Fogarty. e
Return to College.
After spending their holiday vacation with their parents in this city the Misses Helen Kelley Emily Wigton and Helen Dunkle will return next Monday to Western College Oxford, Ohio,
Mother Dies.
Mrs. William Quail received the news of the sudden death of her mother at Colorado Springs Colorado. Mr. Quail will join the funeral party Friday at Dana Indiana where she will be taken for burial.
DO IT NOW! Pay your subscription to.the Ligonier Bann&\
We urge you to see ‘“A “Wioman of Paris” Sunday and Monday at Crystal.
Wanted girl for geheral hougework. Mrs. I. M. Baum West Third street, phone No, 139 Ligoniér. _4sbtf
For Sale—Five room house on North Side. Call at Banner office or call 218. - 4batf Mr. and Mrs. |C. F. Clark left Friday evening for their home in Chichgo after spending a few days with their sister Mrs J. A, Wiley and family. : 4 £ :
Charles Chaplin does not appear on the screen in “A Woman of Paris” he directed it and it is without a double one of the greatest drams ever screened. See # Sunday and Monday.
' Agnes aged 3 years daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K Bowles har her third finger on her right hand very badly hurt when she caught it in a cupboard. door. Dr. Shobe dressed the finger. s e
Rudolph Valentino: tonight, ;73
THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA
There are very few nights during the week that Police Chief Wolf and Officer Bowen do not have lodgers at the city jail. .They come singly and in pairs and none are ever turned away. Last night a salesman traveling in an automobile brought an aged hobo to the city and after buying him a supper lodged him at the city hall. He presented his guest with new underwear including socks andlthis morning procured his charge a good breakfast and started to Chicago with him. As a general thing the visitors seeking lodging at the jail are of a rather low order of mendicant, but no questions are asked when the stragglers show up hungry and cold. :
Death of Mrs. Iden.
Paralysis caused the death Tuesday of Mrs. Samuel Iden 80 who resided wit hher daughter Mrs. D. B. Kerringer.at Winona Lake. She had been ill for sometime, She formerly resided in Bourbon. Funeral services will be held Friday at the United Brethren church in Etna Green with interment in the cemetery there. The deceased was a relative of the Ligonier Iden families. ;
Wants Salary Inereased.
A request from Dr. Henry N. Sherwood state superintendent of public instruction that his salary be increased from $5,000 to $7,5600 a year will be considered by the state budget officials and the state budget advisory committee it was said today. The request is contained in the budget submitted by the state department of public instruction for the next two years.
“Pud” Hanley 19, .a Fort Wayne youth was fined $5 and sentenced to 31 days on the county penal farm yesterday in court when ‘he admitted stealing $lB from the Sinclair Retining company filling station. Hanley is said to have looted the filling station safe when the attendant was outside waliting on a customer,
Michael J. Dunn 45 years old was killed Tuesday-.afternoon in a cavein while working on the Twin Branch power plant two miles east of Mishawaka. Fellow employees missing the man investigated and found him buried in the sand. ° e :
0. V. Borger had carpenters working Monday repairing the damage done to the W. A. Cochran house by fire Saturday evening as also making temporary repairs on the W. S. Rice house in Elkhart township damage by fire Saturday morning. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Weir were called to Galveston today by the illness of Mrs. Weir's father Rev. J. F. Lutey. hTe /reverend gentleman’s condition is not regarded as serious.
First Woman Juror.
For the first time in the history of the ‘Noble circuit court a woman ‘has been drawn for jury service. Her name is Blanche Butler and she resides in Orange township.
- Don’t miss seeing “A Woman of Paris at Cr{stal Sunday and Monday
PROMISE YOURSELF—
To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.
To make your. friends feel that there is something in them. :
To talk health, happiness and prospérity to every person you meet. .
To look on the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. :
To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. ;
To be just as enthusiastic about success of others as you are about your own. | ' :
forget the mistakes of the past SS on!to the greater achievements of the future.
- To think well of yourself and to proclaim the fact to the world—not in loud words, but in great deeds.
- To live in ¢he faith that the world 18 on your side so long as you are true to the best that is in you.
To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and to have a smile ready for every living creature you meet,
To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy fto. permit the presence of trouble.—Atlahta Constitution.
. ] T wiil payt | bmy ;:‘ice(.)s iz- ' fore you order SALE BILLS
Many Wayfar‘ers.r
Lad is Pnished.
Killed in (Cavein,
Making Repairs.
Illness Not Serious.
WORDS OF THE WISE
Friends are people who like you in spite of what you are. st
80 live that you need never ask the editor to leave out the story.
In life there are meetings which seem like a fate~Owen Meredith.
All's well, that ends well; still the finis is the crown.—Shakespeare.
If a minister takes one step into the world, his hearers will take two.— Cecil. : ’
So live that when your summons comes you won't have to burn the books, -
" Elevation is to merit what dress is to a handsome person.—Rochefoucauld.
Hope and happiness are .so chummy that when one dies the other commits suicide,
That friendship will not continue to the end which is begun for an end.— Quaries. > ;
O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath; a goodly apple rotten at the heart !—Shakespeare. :
No cord or cable can draw so foreibly, or bind so fast, as love can do with only a single thread.—R. Burton.
/ Blessed is the desperation which catches at God’s hand; firm is the trust which leaps from despair.—Alexander Maclaren. :
THEY ALWAYS SAY:
“What number are you calling?”
“Oh, Mr. Googleheim, is this for me?l») -
“Late model car, excellent condition—" ; ]
“Up In the car!. Plenty of room up in .front!” / : e
“We can beat it to the crossing. Step on it.” : :
“Take the main traveled road. You can’'t miss it.”
“Sit still now. It won’t hurt a bit. All over in a minute.”
“Four pounds? Well, that reminds me of the six-pounder that I hooked
“It’s the real stuff. I got it from a friend who's had it since before the war.” S
- “Of course she’s nice, and I wouldn’'t say a word against her to anybody, but—" :
“Failing health compels me to place this desirable property on the market, ete.—"Kansas City Times,
ODDITIES
The switchtender is pald for flagging at his work. !
. The mattress maker can’t afford to lie down on his job. c
Baseball players are not partial to rough diamonds.
The auctioneer i a.man who likes to have you talk back.
Soothing syrup manufacturers are not averse to taking hush money.
It doesn’t require a botanist to pick out a society wallflower.
Although the miller bolts his meals he doesn’t get dyspepsia. i
The composer receives no inspiration from the tune his wife keeps harping on.—Boston Transcript.
TO BE POOR
Sell out your friends in a pinch,
Turn a deaf ear .to appeals for charity. - ; .
Keep yourself enslaved to your business.
Take no interest in:art, literature or music.
Give no -place in your heart for a Ittre child. :
View all your friends through the eyes of suspicion.
" Let your neighbors carry on the community enterprises.—Chicago Tribune.
AUTHORIZED SAYINGS
- He who comes unbidden goes unthanked. ; e S
It requires a long time to really know any one. ¢
The remedy for injuries is not te remember them. : :
A great man marvels that the world calls him great. :
The years teach much which the days never know. ;
Wit without discretion is a sword in the hand of a fool. :
Rudolph Valentino at his best at Crystal tonight. ¥ :
Mrs. D. W. Benfer returned to Chicago Sunday after spending her Xmas vacation with her. relatives Mr. and Mrs. D. A Wiley of Wolf Lake and Mrs J. A. Wiley and children.
~ We sincerely wish you a Héppy New Year, a year full of pleasure, prosperity and happiness. - The passing of the old vear marks another milestone in our business growth and, in accord with our policy, we shall continue our endeavors to provide the best quality of merchandise at lowest possible prices during 1925. We thank our customers for their generous patronage, whiCh has made possible the increased value and service to this business to the people of this section. * Weir & Cowley S.ol 0 TIGONIER. INDIANA -|- - Established in 1864 "~ “The Winchester Store”
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