Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 48B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 January 1925 — Page 2

iy RELC T " Whyyoushould bankwith The Farmers & Merchants Trust Company , Its shareholders are all home people--business men, professional men and farmers. " : " Their interests-and yours are mutual. The bank’s profits remain right in the community for the upbuilding of our town and county. o - Start Your Account Now . Wepav i on SzwzngsandTimeDeposits - The Farmers & Merchants ° 1 M ' - ~ Trust Company ' The Bank of Safefy and Frieedly Service,

J. L. HENRY

Home Realty 2nd Investment Co.

General store in rural community. ‘Will také town prop-’ erty or farm in exchange. Furnished cottage on Qgden Island, Lake Wawasee, ' 22-room hotel in live town on Lincoln- Highway. - _ : Two furnished coltages - on leased land at Lake Wawasee. Two vacant lots in West Lawn addition. - . - g I¥%-story modern frame residence in south part of city. Garage. - = L 9-room modern.home on Cayin street. Right down town. : 8-room one story house ‘in Richmond’s addition. : - Two furnished cottages on Morrison Island at «ihe right price. - -7-room frame house on Sixth. street. Hardwood floors. Modern. - | Cottage anu three lots in j Richmond's addition near Quilt factory. = = / . Four vacant lots in Klkhart - to exchange for Noble <county - property. : | - : P - 9-room modern home on McLean. street. Right down town. 9-room brick house with built in garage. ; Choice vacant lot at Lake Papaheechie. « ; ~ Vacant lot in Mishawaka. 8-room house and 1% lots ine Cromwell. . : S . . * 8-room modern brick resi--dence on Main .street. For sale or rent. ' Modern property and 3 choice lots on North Side at a bargain. tNoticn store in - good town; Jdoing goond business. " A rare opportunity for a lve man. -

Phone 165 Second Floor Sheets Bldg. ~ Ligonier, Ind.

Economy Chain Grocery ~ ORANGES! ORANGES! 138 ’Z C Floridas, Sweet and 44C i Measure 60/ . Juicy Oranges X I Measure Received first shipment of Oranges from Astor, Florida - Sugar, fine Granulated, 10 Ibs. for 65¢c .- Shredded Wheat per package . .=~ 10c ~ Sum Maid Raisins, 2 packages . . ’ 25c Prumes California Fancy, 3 lbs. 018 . Salmon, tall cans, 2 for : : . 25¢c . Toilet Paper, regular 10c¢ seller, 4 for . 25¢ - Monarch Coffee, 3 Ib. package . $1.50 ~ Monarch Salad Dressing, tall bottles . 29c | _ Head Lettuce, big heads . . . lile ~ Bananas, large fruit, per pound . e Headquartes for Big Assortment of F ruits - - and Vegetables o - Ligonier e o Cavin Styeét

J. C. KIMMELL

b-room cottage on = Sixth itreet at 4 bargain, ‘ General store in live town. A iap for some one. S-reom frame house on South VMain street, 1% lots. Modern. tl-room: house and one acre U ground in Richmond Addi--10-room residence on MecLean street. Modern. Garage. 00l Room and Cigar store in cood live town. Two choice = vacant lots on Southh Cavin street. - ’ Ih-sfory 6-room frame house ¢ North Side. Bank barn. Two residence properties in Syracuse, ! ; : ‘Three vacant lots on Ogden Island, Lake Wawasee. Two, vacant lots. on Albany Sireal. Three furnished cottages at Natti Crow Beach. Modern home on South Cavin sireet. Built-in garage. L House and lot in Rome City. . _(. 7-room modern house on Lincoin Way South. Hardwood floors. i e General store in live town on Interurban line. Will trade for restaurant or farm. : 8-room brick house in good neighborhood. 2 Restaurant - and grocery in good live town. Grocery in a good town $2,200, takes it; e Dandy Stucco Home on South Cavin street modern, hardwood floors, built in cupboards, fireplace. Terms. . 4 S-room house ‘on North Side will trade for small farm near f.ake Wawasece.

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The vLigomer Banner ‘ :CSTAILI!NED 18es.§ s Published by ! ; : “he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Mondaj and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Bewling Scores.

In the Green-Williams bowlirg contest last week the former team won with the following scores 1758-1732 against 1689-1691. ; 'High scores—Mrs. Graham Lyon 17¢ Frank McDaniel 189. .The total scores in the TFooteHartzler teams resulted Hartzler 2473, Foote 2469. ' High scores Blanch Harsh 178, George Green 162, : The Loy outfit defeated the Starr team by 36 pins. : : - High scores—Mrs. A. O. Shearer 201, Frlank McDaniel 191. High score fo rthe week H. Res 244, : S

. Tooks Like Slick.

Indications from Washington point to the naming of Thomas W. Slick of South Bend to the new federal judgship by President -Coelidge. Friends of Judges , Heaton Fort Wayne and Biggs of ligonier have filed strong petitions in their favor but it is understood Senator Watson and State Chairman Walb favor Slick.

Law Will Stand,

It looks as through the aitempt of politicians of both parties Indiana to secure the repeal of the primary election law at the nands of the present legislature will fail. The voters generally may be trusted to name their candidates? for office instead of delegating the authority .to cheap politicians.

Daughter Gets Entire Estate

The entire estate of Gene Stratton Porter was left to her daughter Jean‘nette Porter Hehan. The estate is valued at $250,000 and the income is about $lO,OOO a year. Mrs. Porter died from injuries received when her automobile ‘was struck by a . street car in Los Angeles Calif., early in December. : i iMoe

Next time your bzittery needs recharging. Our number is o - 481 We are equippéd to - give you One Day Service on Battery Charging Saving you money on rental batteries and giving your own battery a longer-lived charge than is possible ‘with old 2or 3 day charging. Ty our one-day charging, - Kiester - . Electric Shop

TWO IMPORTANT MEASURES

hitley County Representatives Would Have Law-to Stop All Aectivities On Sunday. :

A stringent blue law for« Indiana was sought in a bill introduced in the legislature by Representative W. H. Kissinger of Columbia City. At the same time what is suppgeed] to be one of the first Ku Kluz gzm f measures was introduced b): ator | Simms of Terre Hatue, It {8 fory compulsory reading o fthe Bible in’ the Public schools. ‘ Twelve bills were introduced in the house of representatives and seven in the senate. : ~ The Kissinger bill would require all motion picture threates poolrooms bowling alleys dance halls saloons. or other amusement places to close on Sunday and would asses a heavy fine for violation.' n o ~ The Bible bill would revoke the license of teachers who refuse to read the Bible and penalize school officals heavily for violation of the measure,. ~ The bill would not require pupils to read the Bible if parents or guardians object.

Old Friends Meet. _ 1 Wilber W. Wood was here today from Ligonier and ‘called on a number ‘of his boyhood' friends of 50 years ago. We enjoyed a pleasant half hour’s visit with him in which he recalled many happenings of a half century ago including the burning of the Madison school building on January 18 1875. Mr. Wood had a visit with Will . Gortner whom he had not met in forty years.—Goshen Democrat. : ‘ :

Mawhorter Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Mawhorter 76 of Kalamazoo Mich,, former resident of Elkhart township who died at the home of a daughter in eNwecastle were laid at the Baptist church -Cosperville Thursday afternoon at two o’clock Rev. F. R. Hill officiating. Mrs. Mawhorter was a resident of Nobel county 44 years ago but often visited her brother-in-law T. J. Mawhorter after leaving this vicinity. _

Circus May Winter in Goshen.

A new bidder for the plant of the Engman-Matthews Range company of Goshen has appeared. The Sparks Shows a circus which has exhibited in this section a number of times ijs seeking new' winter quarters and is considering the purchase of the plgnt for that puropse.

Called to Chicago. Rabbi Julius Mark has been called to Chicago for an address Friday night and as a consequence there will be no services at the Jewish temple in this city on that date. Rabbi and Mrs. Mark have been in St. Louis this week attending a relgious convention, g

Meeting of Demoerats

The democrats of Ligonier are called to meet in city hall at 7:30 tomorrow Friday evening and - reorganize their municipal committee. William ‘H. Baker is the present chairman and he will probably bae continued as well as the other old officers of the comimttee.

Attend Anniversary.

‘Mr, and Mrs. Will Davis and family were present in Churubusco the first of the week when his mother Mrs. Isaac Davis celebrated the 78tk anniversary of her birth. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davis celebrated their golden wedding severalsyears ago.

- Reopens Grocery. Mrs. Peter Seitz' has reopened a grocery store in her building on Miller street North Seide. After conducting a grocery there for a Rumber of years she sold the stock to a Mr. Badley who moved it into a new building. . :

Hoffman is Chairman,

John H. Hoffman a former representative in the state legislature from Noble county has been named chairman of :the Ligonier republican committee to succeed| James Kinnison who is spending the winter in the south. . .

Young Couple Elopes.

Miss Retha Kercher 16 and Allen Herendeen 15 both of Mentone eloped to St. Joseph Mich and were- - wed. Both were pupils in the high school at Mentone. :

See “Tess of the Storm Country to miss this film treat is to hit yourself a blow in self denial that you don’t deserve last chance to night at Crystal. P

To Bretz for Glasses BB Sharp Eyes : )‘fi Sharp Work All mechanics like to use keen Eyes are tools of the mind and - must be sharp to do good work and resist the wear of constant use. et us sharpen gour sight by furnishing ‘glasses that will enable . you to see clearly. - , In. What Condition ° Are Your Eyee? ~ e j Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Optician 130 8. Main St. GOSHEN 4

i George Backs Up. The story going ar,ow:yt(::n ahout Harry Mentzer shooting a cow is untrue. It started in fun by me making eht remark as a joke. So forget it.

George Robert Harrison

: o | Charles Egas @ key aged 35 of Lot di ‘ o t&y in an InhoMSpgne rtesult of an appendicitis operation. He had been acting as a clerk in the legislature. 8 ~ Wanted I want to buy corn. Phone 861. C. L. Chamberlin Ligonier Ind. 45atf “Gold Heels” a story of the race track at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Use Blue Bird - Washing Powder sold by Ligonier grocers. tf

Eric Heideman was called to Chicago by the illness of his step father.

" Hemstitching and pleating done at Casey’s Shoe Store. Hazel McDowell. 32btt

Order a package of Blue Bird Washing Powder with your next grocery order. . tf

Notice of Administration, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana duly appointed as administrator of the estate of James Tyler, deceased, and the heirs of said decedent and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. . Farmers = &Merchants Trust " Company Ligonier, Indiana, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford : Ligonier, Indiana, Attorneys for estate. 47b3w

We buy Poultry and Eggs ‘Hoosier Produce Co. South Cavin Street Prices Ri‘ght Open Wednesday and Saturday. .Telephone {;eg BOBEGKeBOWLES

Ford Owners Look! - You're out of luck--if your wheels s aveagut of llne.

.. If your wheels have improper pitch or toe-in, they will not have 100 per cent roll—they will drag and cause you loads of tire grief and expense and theyll make steering more difflcult. , s Proper wheel alignment is just as essential as a smooth running motor. The wheels on all cars get out of alignment. o - o

Are the wheels on your car running true? There are many causes for misalignment. Among them can be mentioned bent axles, worn and defective spindles or spindle bolts and bushings and loose, worn or defective wheels, tie rods, etc. Some -of these things come from ordinary operation’ and some from shocks and strains, hitting ruts, jamming curbs, quick and hard turns, ete. All of these wheel troubles can be quickly and positively located. ' “

‘Bear Automaric Wheel Aligner And can show you instantly whether your wheels are running » e trqe‘or not. | : " This Service is FREE! It may save you an accident or a lot of tire expense. oo pmYEN. . Shuman-Turrell Co. - | Autherized Ford Dealers. ‘ . Ligonier e ‘ . Indiana

The Newell Bros. Co. H.I-Y early Sales - Continues all This Week $5950 -* " For Pnntzess Coats* ', - Formerly priced $55 to $6750 - - Outstanding in the Half-Yearly Sales are the fine furtrimmed Printzess coats for women and misses at $39.50 Savings of $l5 to $27.50 on every one. Finest materials—best fur trimmings—highest grade linings and workman~ship. Good sel_ection of colors and sizes. v e l * Coats worth t 049.50 at 34.74 Coats worth to $45 at 24.75 to 29,75 - Children’s Coats at 254, discount ~ Bargan Racks of Winter Coats - at choice ss° and $lO.OO

-~ All Reduced 25'to\§5 per cent - - $695 $895 $10.95 - $1295 $16.95 $24.95 . Thive nie deaons b sm@éblen frocks tailored neatly of materials that will give maximum useiul service. Navy blue, black and lighter shades. Jerseys, twills, serges crepes; flannels. L o ; ‘ | Also frocks of silks alvl radically reduced. Values up to $45 in the Half-Yearly Sales at $24.95, $16195; $12.95, §10.95, $8.95 and $6.95. “The NEWELL BROS. Co. Corner Main and Washingtonv S, . COSHEN

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