Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 48A, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 January 1925 — Page 4

For over 60 years Mier State Bank has been , building upon a sclid foundation of . SECRECY, SENVICE AND ~ SATISFACTION - SATISEFACIION From a small institution, Mier State Bank has growu to one of the.largest and strongest - in the state of Indiana, and has retained throughout its years ot growth that ciose per- . sonal contact with -its depositoas, which is _ such an important factor in a beneficial kank- | ing connection. , i . . | We solicit Your Patronage : |¢3 ' ] . i oy o : lier State Bank Mier State Bank - o a 1 di ; o . Ligonier, indiana . ,

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We want to make room for our spring stock, and it is our purpose to sell all cloaks, suits and dresses for final closing at extraordinary low prices. Ihis is your chance to buy a cloak, suit or dress at less money than ever before.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wigton very delightfully entertained " the .picnic pedro club last Wednesday evening:

Mrs. Furman, Buck was discharged from Goshen hospital Sunday and returned to her home in Cromwell.

_ The fine home of V. D. Weaver LaGrange banker was damaged by fire to _.Lhe extent of $6,000 Saturday morning. o :

The American newspaper plant a Klu Klux Klan publication at Butler was wiped out®by Ilire entailing a loss of $2,000. ’

- See Mary Pickford in “Tess of the Storm Couqtry’” a picture that gives you a 100 to 1 shot for your money at Crystal this week. :

This is the season for farmers to bring their harness to B. F. Wilkerson and have them repaired oiled and fitted for the spring work. 46b4t

Spectacles with gold rims and en¢losed in a case marked *M. A Hutchison were found intheEconomy Chain Grocery and left at the Banner office. . e i

Mrs. J. E. D. Ctow who had been dahgerously ill for some weeks passed away last pight at her home near Wawasee Jake, ~The funeral arrngements hve not been announced,

FOR SALE—-Six room - house on North Water street, = electric llghts-, large -lot fruit garage good' well and inside sanitary toilet. = Bargain if taken at once. Deal with ewner. Mrs. Louisa Felton Tel. 218, .- 47a3t

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

100 acres Kosciusko county:lndiana, lgcated 4 miles west and one mile south of Ligonier; good buildings; good productive farm. 80 'acres in LaGrange County located 4 miles northeast of Millersbhurg all in cultivation very good set of buildings well located. i For terms write or call The Straus ‘Brothers Company “Ligonier Indiana l : " 4723 t

Firey Crosses Burned.

The burning of a number of firey crosses on Cavin stret in.this city Saturday night attracted a good deal of attention. They gave evidence of activities of the Klu Klux Klan in this community. :

Mrs. P .J. Carney entertained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of her son James who celebrated the thirteenth anniversary "of his birth.

“Tess of the Storm Country’ ’is a flawless photoplay in a flawless setting. It is Mary Pickford at her ‘best. Why miss it this week? -

Now is the time to-pay your sub scription to the Banner.

- This is the season for farmers to bring their harness to B. F. Wilkerson and have them repaired oiled and fitted for the spring work. 46b4t

I will start a class in ballroom dancing to start Thursday night January 8 & 8 o'cock. Will be especially interested in young people and beginners. : ‘ \ ~ Phone 18 . Arnold Elson ; 1 46aE001

FARM FOR RENT—Desirable farm of 113 acres .located 3% miles north west of Wawaka. Well adapted and equipped for raising cows, sheep ‘and hogs. Possession March Ist, Communicate with Dr. €. G. Keehn in person or by letter. Give references. 46atf,

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER’S SALE : OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned Commissioner by virtue of an order.of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana made and entered in a cause therein pending entitled “Catherine Doan and J. Fred Bingham Plaintiffs, vs Fred Kiester and Levi Kiester Defendants” and numbered 8880 upon the dockets thereof hereby gices notice that at the, Law-office of Redmond and merick the same being 200-202 in the Keller Buildings in the City of Kendailville Noble County Indiana that on Wednesday the twenty-fifth day of Febuarygl92s at 10:00 o’clock a. m. of said day and from day to day thereafter until sold, he will offer for sale at private vendue and at not less than the full appraised value thereof the following described Real Estate situated in Noble County Indiana to-wit: : : One Hundred (100) acres of land off of the North Side of the Southwest quarter (1%4) and the North end of West = half (%) of the Southeast quarter (14) in Section Two (2) Township Thirty-four (34)' North Range Eight (8) East and being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of the Southwest quarter (%4) of said section Two (2) and running-thence East on the quarter-section line two hundred and forty (240) rods; theunce South sixty-six two thirds (66-2-3) rods; thence West Two hundred and forty (240) rods; thence INorth sixtysix and two-thirds (66-2-3 rods to the place of beginning. : TERMS OF SALE-—The successful bidder will be required to pay onethird of the purchase price thereof, cash in hand on day of sale and one‘third in nine (9) months and one third in eighteen (18) months from date of sale or all eash; all deferred payments shal] be evidenced by promissory notes, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum and containing the wusunal .provisions including attoreny’s fees and be secured by a good and sufficient mortgage of such purchaser upon the‘real estate so . sold. : Rex. S. Emerick, Commissioner Redmond & Emerick ‘Attorneys. 2 ? 48a3w

" Every Facility | P Thatcould be desired is to be | ~ found in our modern] heated ' ambulance. - This is why the ’ ' doctors of Ligonier designate its ' use so often. : ’ ‘ Everythingithat can be done to y improve our ambulance or am- , ~ bulance service,is done. ‘ ¥ GEOW.BROWN _FUNERAL DIRECTOR == ——) Dl A ONERAL DINECTOR Y o) %; RPTTN erowes NB e -5 15 1N 'WJ= LIGONIERE

Farms For Rent.

Family Dinner.

Daneing Class.

- NOTICE : ‘ To Whom it -May Concern o ‘ Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed with the board‘ of County Commissioners of ‘Noblel County Indiana praying for the incorcorporation of Salem Cemetery which is signed by a majority of the resident lot owners in said cemetery residing in Noble County Indiana and owning burial lots therein and the same will be presented to the Board! of County Commissioners and come up for hearing. before said Board at the regular February Term 1925 of the County Commissioners of Noble County Indiana. ' ‘Said petition will be presented to said Board on Monday February 2 1925 at which time objecting to said proceedings may be heard before said Board. o e Dated -January 12 1925. » ’ Mrs. David E. Damy . Martin L. Kadlec G 8. H. Sackett and many others ro s : 47a2w

- Notice e Koon’s ‘Cigar Store is now the agent for the Riverside Taundry at Eikhart. Please leave hundles tucre. ; 0 ’ 4Gbat*

For sale sewing machine in Z6O( condition Mrs. L. R. Lepird. 47b2

FOR RENT—29O acre farm nea: Ligonier. Everthing furnished. William A. Cochran : 44Dbt

Howard Fisel and S..H. Hoover have gone to Detroit to precure more ford cars for Shuman & 'l'urrel. -

Charles E. Mc¢Caskey of LaGrange a clerk in the legislature submitted o an operation for appendicitis at Ik lianapolis Friday. . e

Mrs. Otis D. iNusbaum accompanied 2y her son Maurice drove over: irom ‘ort Wayne and met Mr. Nusbaum ~vho: came in from Chicago. They visited the C. G. Keehn family and sther relatives. . :

"~ Mary Pickford for the second time n- her life has made her famoug ‘Tess of the Storm Country” the most appealing story she ever made and the most successful. Don’t miss it this Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. L

MON. JAN. 19. “This Woman” Also Harry Langdon in a fine comedy. : : TUES. WED. THURS. Jan. 20 21 22 MARY PICKFORD IN . s@‘:‘?' i - Fom et ’ Tess of the | Storm Country” A superb Screen Gem in an entirely New Setting. ‘ “The World’s Sweetheart” in her own new version of a world classic the whole world loves the re-creation of a masterpiece. : ; A picture that fascinates by its simplicity captivates by its beauty. - ~ The beautiful Mary Pickford as a girl again—in® rags and taters and rubber boots—but always smiling her impish child smile always tossing her golden curls as the lovable Tess who brings glad tears and joyous smiles to all who see. ' ~ The Crowning achievement of Mary Pickkford’s career. : We have seen this picture and like it better than any Pickford picture ever made. . : - Show at 7:45. Adm. 20-35 c. SAT.-JANA24— “That French Lady” With Shirley Mason also another “Go Getter” e } SUN. AND MON. JAN. 25-26 ~ “Gold Heels” - - A story of the race track. It's a race you’d race across the continent to see and here it is right at your door. : : ; i a

| .69 e ihigh grade Wash- Boil- § | 6\“’/[3 - ers, tin, galvanized and § G‘(iﬁ,\ ‘ cepper. A boiler for § ecveryneed.” |} \mjl : “1 No. 8 Lisk, all cop- | SRR » .. at | - per boiler at $3.95 | This is a remarkable bargain" in a high gi"ade | . daskhoiler. No. 8 heavy tin boilerat. - - = 2.00 - No. 9 heavy galvanized boiler at-2.00 Wash Boards at -30 c to 75¢c - Wire Clothes Lines, 100 feet at 50c Galvanized Tubs af-~ - = ; . traciively priced —PR jj%l« | -on all sizes . ”"::I\_:;;3,} ' No. 049 c N0.269c ~ =illll'® .F No. 159 . N0:379¢ & ] o Extra heavy Atlantic =~ —S=ell2SS , tubs at $1.50 o = _R e | Rid Jid Imning Boards, cannot \u;,s:'( \,&x;f.l'abi_e.' slip or slide. A remarbable folding board 3.25 [ - Other il'onih;g boardsat - 200 f Large size folding clothes bars 2.00 * Clothes Hampers - - 125 Clothes Baskets -90 c, 95¢, 1.00 | 2dozenClothesPin§ . - 5¢ Clothes Wringers -~ - - 3.00 up _ f‘@;}Welr.& Cowley 1%

s . Why you s'hou'lvd bank‘With e | The Farmers & Merchants " Trust Company | Its shareholders are 'au home people--business men, profession%l men and farmers. o Their interests and yours are mutual. The bank’s profits remain right in the community for the upbuilding of our town and county. - , . Start Your Account Now - Wepay 49, on Savingsand T ime Deposits . The Farmers & Merchants - Trust Compang - . The Bank of Safety and Friendly" Service. S

- » . Investors in Sound Real Estate y . o Bonds Receive Liberal Intesest For most investors a simple form of sound security- pay-. ing a liberal yield is more advantageous than a complex secuirity paying less. 8 e Bonds secured by.a first mortgage on income-producing real estate with those fundamental safeguards of title guarantee insurance serial maturities, ete., which assure the payment of principal and liberal interest, have a place in nearly every investment program. - This means that the investor in sound real estate bonds receives a generous interest return, rather than a con- * fusing group of features from !which, in a majority of. cases, he will derive only theoretical benefits. ] We recommend Real Estate Booy‘ds‘ as a sound form of in. - vestment paying a good rate of interest. At 61%4% your money will double in 11&years. “ £ - Ligonier, Indiapa ~. -~ . .