Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 48B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 January 1925 — Page 3

‘ = ~ ““',;-&;7‘;1"_- o - | §8 - e = C Bom ome g : ; e o : Vo o S e S e R o s S RSR Fy : 2»{’«”‘?; BT st . . Gy i : g~ &0 - ) ,e R / - AR S Ao DI s . G »””M 8o o e e e e e o o BRI . s> e Lhemio I N EeSE R o TEe i be T R L S eo e i DR H. 0. WELLS. L 3 % i, o : FORT WAYNE RECTAL SPECIAL- = IST CURES HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE IN NORTHERN INDIANA, BY AMBULANT METHOD. - "+ It you suffer from _ Hemorrhoids - (piles) or other rectal disease now is your opportunity to be cured. No hospital, no operation, no absence from home. Go about-your work as usual,” while being curedMany people .in Ligonier and surrounding @ lowns have | been pleased with our ambulant treatment for piles. We give you the same re- - sults you would get in a sanitarium, at one half to one fourth the cost. We give you a guarantee for life and twenty years of experience in this line of work enables us to diagnose your case and give you the proper treatment, when others fail - Representing the Fort Wayne Rec+tal Clinic§, I will be at the HOTEL LIGONIER on TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27 from 9 to 12 a m. and every two weeks théreafier. You will save time and money by calling now. . L If you are uncertain twhat your trouble is, or have sufiered long without getting any relief, you are invited to -call. o Consultation and examination f{ree. = I 0. WELLS, M.JD. 229 Hast Berry St. Fort Wayne, Ind. Bothwell & Vanderford . Lawyers . e ; . .. : . '. ; Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

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- CLASS 1. Members paying one cent the first week, 2 cents the second week and increasing 1 cent each week for fifty weeks: wWillgel . ... o edaaani, 312,00 CLASS Al, Members paying 50 cents the first week, 49 cents the second week and decreasing 1 cent each week for fifty weeks wWill Bet e CLASS 2, Members paying two cents the first week, 4 cents the second week and increasing 2 cents each week for fifty weeks Wil Eat . o s AN ~ CLASS 2A, Members paying $l.OO the first week 98 cents the second week and decreasing 2 cents each week for fifty weeks wall oot .. . . e 82050

Just before Christmas you will receive all the money you have saved with 4% added if all pay- | ~ ments are made regularly or in advance \ . - CITIZENS BANK, Ligonier, Indiana

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This scasons sensation in Rubber Reducing Corsets. The only properly reinfprced reducing Corset guaran'teed not to rip oi‘ tear natural undyed rubber on inside and pink - rubber on out side. Rubber (migue underlécfng insures maximum reducing qualities Come get a fitting and ‘be comfortable with a ccm'set'L that carries a guarantee $B.OO and $lO.OO.

W, H. WIGTORN Attorney-at-law Office in Zifnmerman Block SLIGONIER. IND

We invite you to join one or more of the following classes of our 1925

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONT®™ "~T"IANA

- (onfessed Boeoze Runners, - Kenadallville ofiicials Rave so far failenl to ascertain the whereabouts of the. “H.. R. Prickeit and “William C. Clark” who it is alleged duped ' and swindled Mr. and Mrs. John Smith confessed booze runners of = Fort Wayne in that city ; last Tuesday evening by issuing a fraudulent check in'the amount of $550 in payment for, a large quantity of alcohol. i The case against Smith and wife charging them with the unlawful transportation of liquor :,vas‘,con‘tinued» until January 28 and the defendants were released on a cash bond of $lOOO. Suspicious were placed on at least two. persons who it is, believed issued the fraudulent chéck using the fictitious names of Prickett and Clark and since that time a search for the suspects has been carried ou. , Since the execution o fthe swindle plot investigation has revealed that a warrant is now being held at Columbia City for Smith’'s arrest charging him with transportating liguor. The charges were filed last summer following an automobile accident which oecurred three miles east of Columbia City 'in which Mr. and Mrs. Smith figured. S

Entertain For Mrs. Deardorii

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnhart entertained a number of guests Monday evening in compliment to Mrs. Barnhart's ~'mother Mrs. Albert Deardorff who celebrated the anniversary of her birth. ® Aside from Mr. and Mrs, Deardorff the ' following guests were present: Mr. and ~_'N‘lrs. Louis Marker, Mrs. Samantha: Stansbury and Miss Tva ook 4

Entertain Store oFree.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver and Miss Ada Weckesser gave tfieir annual entertainment to the Weaver store force Monday evening with a luncheon at the Blue Moon tea room. The guests weré Mr. and Mrs. Guy Calbeck, Mr. and Mrs.. Dale Barnharg and Miss Gladys Baker. The occagion was a most enjoyable one. )

Supper and Dance,

Tuesday evening January 27 before ther Judge O’Donnel address Eagles with their families will meet in their hall and enjoy a potluck supper -and old fashioned dance. All members are urged to be present. :

Miss Ira Warren had as her dinner guests Tuesday evening Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Miller, C. W. Weir, J.. D. Reynolds, S. C. Sackett, F. E. Weir. : - - Glenn Roe reports a very sucg ful public sale at his farm Tuesday afternoon.

Last chance to see “Tess of the Storm Country’ tonight. It is great.

; ; LeagHe, | The Lesoiie of the M B ohureh /0 of - their good time partics oidohn Weirs Alonday night. It was a “Featre Backward” party. Each one entered through the back door dressed backward and said Good bye. The ecvening was lively spent with games and the League musicians rendered fine music throughout the evening. - s L . There 'were thirty young _people present -an dthey brought well filled baskets which was moslt thoroughly enjoyed at a late hour. After which the Backward crowd backed om};)f the back door saying a heart “Hel®”

To the Public

- The safety signal has now been installed and in operation at the Railroad crossing at Pigeon Street. This is a signal to all motor and other vehicles- as there will be no crossing watchman on duty and the signal will be in use continually. The red light shows the approach of trains in the block forty five seconds to one minute before the passing of the train. Watch the signal and cooperat for “Safety” Aaron Urich- Station agent. «

Burn Crosses in TLigonier.

Ligonier had occasion to take .notice of the burning of three -fiery K. K. K. crosses on Cavin street last Saturday night. The old burg has to be reminded cf her evil ways occasionally.—Goshen News Times. Goshen gets her reminders from sessions of a grand jury the report of which shows up much moral depravity in that sainted city.

Bad Tonsils the Cause

An x-ray examination disclosed no stomach ailment for Rev. J. F. Lutey Bad tonsils and a decayed tooth are held to be responsible for his illness and the causes. will be removed as soon as he is able to undergo the ordeal..

Death of Mrs., Potts.

"~ Mrs. Richard Petts aged 77 years pioneer resident of Rome City died at her home there at 9 o’clock Saturday night. Death resulted from complications and senility. : '

Mrs. E. Williams entertained a company of friends Tuesday evening.

Mary Pickford:in ‘the crowning achievement of her career tonight.

Several couples of the young married set were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Weir Wednesday evening. : '

Ira, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Jonas Shobe who has heen ill of flu for a week is much improved and will soon resume his studies in school. :

CLASS 5, Members paying fiive cents the first week 10 cents the second week and increasing 5 cents each week for fifty weeks Wallpel s e DORTD CLASS SA, Members paying $2.50 the first week $2.45 the second week and decreasing 5 cents each week for fifty weeks WIIL @O ..vuireesaivenssrsuoncores otissesasaiissassasses $63.75 CLASS 10, Members paying 10 cents the first week, 20 cents the second week and increasing 10 cents each week for fifty weeks will el i $127.50 CLASS 10A, Members paying $5.00 the first week $4.90 the second week and de‘creasing 10 cents each week for fifty weeks WL ZEL .ooivveiviiiiernssnnsnessnnesssssensasacinsesanes $127.50

“The Bank on the Corner”

HUDSON’'S HUDSON’S ~ Pre-Inventory Sales ~ Sale Ends January 24th ew of the Many Bargains Outing Flahn,_els‘ 36 inehes wide Light or dark colors at '2oc, 25c',‘ 30c - . Unbleached Muslin. Full yard wide. Best qualities at ....................... 10¢, 1214 e 16¢ Ginghams. Fancy dress. ginghams. Best qualities atm’“@:;""’“liic and 25¢ ~ Blankets. Extra large size heavy— =-qua;ﬁtwy plaid hlankets at ... .. iiaie. $489 Sateen regular 35¢ quali‘ty 36 inch Wi%de. ‘Dandy quality at 30c Silk Curtain Nets. Regular 85¢ yard 36 inches wident . .o 69c Daisy'Outing Flannel. 27_in. wide Re‘gtllaL' 30¢ yd; White only at .~ ... s 98a Outing Flannel 275ihches.W'iwdef White or fancy light colors at 10 ~ Blankets sizes 66x80 fancy plaid heavy qual%i}y blankets at = o oo oo $2.98 ~ Outing Flannel, Twilled quality 27 in. widke gocgfd weight ab o 20c_ Printed Fiannelette‘ ’Regﬁlar 35¢ quality 3b iinches ivide at 25¢ : Turkish To,wele Regulm' 35¢ double warp tm%‘kish towels at 20¢ Comforterﬁhallies vard wide standard rqvuality and best mßterns at .. oo e Pettiboc?e;rs. Sizes 32 to 36 1n lengths. All colors Regular -$1.25 value at 93¢ Ladies Hats formerly priced at $5 and Childrens hats rupi to $3.00 at $l.OO ~Rack of oCats and Suits carried over from last winter on sale at ................c...c.c.... $4.95 Real Silk Socks for Men Regular 50c a pair On sale at 6 pairs for $2.50 ‘Ladies Hats formerly priced at $7.50 on sale at only .......... e L Silk and wool crepes, Bengalettes and Knitted silks worth to $2.50 at e AL D Woolen Dress Goods 54 inches wide Formerly priced much higher et ..$1.59 Wool Cloaking 56 inches wide worth $3.50 yard_.()ﬁ sale B ‘sl.oo ; ‘Everett Shirting for men’s everyday shirts Plain or faney at AlBO , Devohshire Cloth Regular 43c value. Plain or fancy' colors at 35¢ ‘UnbleaehedSheeting" 81 inches wide Very sood quality at ... s 46

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