Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 January 1925 — Page 4

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FT will pay £ you to get our prices before you order SALE BILLS

Harrv L. Benies Auctionaer - - Open for all engagemends 75 Wolf Lake, indiana %435 Both Noble and Whitley County R?lf}??ﬁ?% 3 2T T 3 EEQLIT VERN B.FISHER ~ Sanitary Plumbing] - and Heating®s Phone 21¢ ~ Ligonier, Ind Dr. Maurice Blue ' VETERINARIAN. - Office: Justamere Farm, ~ _Phone: Ligonier 757

SOMETHING NEW IN . RADIO = Something realy new--A Mu--Rad receiver that uses no A or B hatteries and is guaranteed to give loud speaker reception 1000 miles and more .on a loop or indoor aerial. As near the uitimate in radio as is manufactured today Other radio sets all complete | $25.50 andup - A. A KRYDER 312 W. 3ra St You Name It—We Can Supply It

W. H. WIGTOR ~’ : Aﬁtérneyfa_tji-.aw ' Oftice in Zimmerman Block _ LIGONIER = ‘NDh

Bothwell & Vandeiford . - Lawyers Phone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

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Printing

EICE eSS Ea S SaeTeSSsas IR kiod of printing thet Tlajn dividende is the . fnd Yyou &‘-Ww bkava, Pale, muddy, poorly errenged grinted matter is worse then noae, The quality of vour buziness {s often judgad by the quality of your staticnery - {oferior printing gives an impression of cheapness that ~is hard to overcoms, whils Smd printing cerrisawith %t a esirahlesugicstionolquality. We preduce ouly Quality Printing. Whether you want 3n inexpeasive hendbil! or & fstterbead in cclors, il you order if from us you will be sure of gotting good work, . go have the equipment end the 'know ho':;;" that é;ﬁ:;l“ : ‘BB to g 2 out reqliy good priat. &qu‘hﬁng,mx {mpresses pooplé with the good taste of ts seers. Thet is the only -3 of prianting thes p

-Pays

| Don’t Forget Your License, The fifteenth of February is the last day you can drive your car without the .new license plates. The plates have been going fast in his county but if you have not procured yours there is probably a set waiting for you. ; ’ Church Supper. . Tuesday Jan. 27th the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will give a supper in the parlors of the:church beginning at 5:30. Menu. ' “ ‘Roast Beef : Mashed Potatoes and Gravy - Noodles e . Cabbage Salad ? Pickles T aelle Apple Pie and Cheese ‘ - Coffes Price 35 cents. - o :

Public Sale

The undersigned: will sell at public auction on the O. S. Randolph farm -1 mile north west of Wawaka and 6 miles east of Ligonier Sale to -commence at 1 o'clock. . FRIDAY JAN. 39 8 HORSES—Pair bay registered Belgian mares § and 6 years ‘old. DBay Belgian mare can be registered 3 years old. : Bay gelding 3 years old., Black Percheon mare 10 years old, Spring colt one good big work hor"se,_‘;'\ bay driving mare, e _ * COWS—Two milch cows one calf 4+ months old. . : o 18 SHEEP—II 7 head of ' good ewes due to lamb first week in April 1 buck. = e 52 HOGS—2 tried sows dub to farrow first of Marsh 50 fall pigs. . . CORIN—I,OOO bushels of new corn in erib. . - . 1 ¢ OATS 500 bushels.: . | HAY-—4 tons clover hay 14, tons! mixed hay June grass and Alsike. MISCELLANEOUS-—One set whrk harness wagon and box Einerson mower 6 ft. eut, Brown ‘corn plow, Hoosier drill ten hoes, spring tooth

TERMSon all sums of $5.00 and under.cash in hand all sums over $5.00 4 -credit oflo months time will be given purchaser giving bankable note pearing 6 per cent interest from date of sale; ' ; i RANDOLPH & LOWER Karl Kurtz and John Singleton Aucts. Fred Schwab Clerk. : 48b2t

Wanted hen I want to buy corn. Phone 861. C. L. Chamberlin Ligonier Ind. . 4batf

Now is the time .to pay your subcriptivn to the Banner. ;

Use Blue Bird Washing Powder sold by Ligonier grocers. : “tf

See “Gold Heels” thati spiEndid raec horse story, tonight at Crystal. .

~ Hemstitching and pleating done at Casey’s Shoe Stoye. liazel McDowell. P 32btf

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

FOR RENT—29O acre farm near Ligonier. Everthing furnished. William A. Cochran 44btf

‘MrsooW. W Woaod and Mrs. S, l‘ﬂ,'i‘ziiams entertained the Missionary Society of the: Methodist church Friday afternoon at the home of the former, o XOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE | OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned Commissioner by virtue of an order of the Noble Circuit Court of Imdiana made and entered in a cause therein pending 'enf titled ‘“Catherine Doan and J. Fred Bingham Plaintiffs, vs Fred Kiester and Levi Kiester Defendants” and numbered 8880 wupon the dockets thereof hereby gices notice that at the Law-office of Redinond and Yimerick -the same being 200-202 .in the Keller Building in the City of ;Kcndal‘iville Noble County Indiana ’ hat on Wednesday the twenty-fifth %:'ia_v of Febuary 1925 at 10:00 o’clock | 2. m. of said day and from day to day if‘nereaftel‘ until sold, he will offer | for sale at private vendue and at not %Eess than the full appraised value | thereof the following described Real | Hstate situated in Noble County Indiana to-wit: -/ : One Hundred (100) acres of land off of the North Side of the Southwest quarter (%) and the North end of West half (1%2) of the Southeast. quarter (%4) in Section Two (2) Township Thirty*four (34) North Range Right (8) East and beitig more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest ‘corner of the Southwest quarter (14) of said section Two (2) and running thence HEast on the quarter-section line two bundred and forty (240) rods; thence South sixty-six two thirds (66-2-3) rods; thence West Two hundred and forty (240) rods; thence Worth sixtysix and two-thirds (66-2-3 rods to the place of beginning. : ' o TERMS OF SALE--The successtul bidder will be required to pay onethird of the purchases pricé thereof, cash in hand on day of sale and onethird in nine (9) months and one third in eigliteen (18) months from date of sale or all cash; all deferred payments shall be evidenced by promissory notes, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum and containing the usual provisions including attoreny’s fees and be secured by a good and sufficient mortgage of such purchaser upon the real estate 80 gold o S ey

- Rex. 8. Emerick, Commissioner Redmond & Emerick Attorneys. oo o : 48a3w

- NEW - 3e s ) e YRS R A SYy s , "e«%‘.i_..,,,w.‘// o Received eabh week. All the latest hits first on Brunswick records. They play on any phonograph. Come in today and hear your favorite selection as recorded by Brunswick. WEIR’S

Hunting New Quarters,

"The G.'A. R. and W. R. C..organizations are secking new quarters now that they are obliged to move from the Hussey block on aeeoé‘.t of the improvements to be made)\ on the building.! It is highly probable that Ferguson Camp Spanish American, War veterans will join with the G. A. R. and W. R. C. in the procuring of a suitable room for their meeting purposes. Two rooms are being considered, the hall over the Frank E. Miller grocery in the ‘Woeodruff block an dthe hall over the 8. J| Williams drug store. The G. A. R.has .less than a dozen members Ferguson camp about sixteen and the Relief corps about 70> 2 ¢

Rural Mail Carriers,

Indiana has 1,845 rural mail routes with an equal number of carriers. These carriers cover a mileage of 54,795. The state with the largest numhber of routes is Illinois with 2,637 with a mileage of 70,677. - The state with the smallest number of routes is Wyoming with 35 carriére and a mileage of 1,031, The pay of a motor rural mail carrier is from $2,400 to $2,600 a year. The pay is regulated by the number of miles traversed and the length of service.

Parole is Revoked.

~ Walter L. Guyer was arrested at Pontiac Mich., and has been returned to Goshen where he is now' in the county jail. Guyer’s suspension of sentence of one to seven years at the state reformatory has been revoked in the circuit court and his arrest lowed. He was sentenced for. failure to support his wife and children, and his sentence was suspended upno his promise to support them. ‘He tailed to do so. :

Handling Bubber Goods.

8. C. Wilhelm has ¢ accepted = the agency for the Comer Rubber company ofé’Dayton GChio and will handle the goods in this section manufactured Dby, that company. He will sell rubber coats and aprons and woolen overcoats and a full line of water proof goods. Mr, Wilhelm is now active in the field and invites patronage ‘from the public. -

O'Rourke Has Two Bills,

Senator Kdward O’'Rouke Allen and Noble Republican introduced two bills in the senate. One would legalize all bouds notes and other written obligations issue dby.any county township municipality for corporation or municipal purposes. The other would require all vehicles to display lights on the left side at night while on the public highways. » S

Close of School Semester,

. Friday, January 30 is the date for the close of the first semesters of the Ligonier schools and the second wil} open Monday February 2. Examinations are being made this “Wweek preparétory to advaneement af pupils.

B, B. Sectienal {(cuter.

Kendallville has becn disignated the. sectional = center {:r the higa school basketball teaunis of Noble county and the date of the sectional tournament is booked for Monday Pebruyary 23 . el

Loses iHay Fork.

Roy Banta while = driving from Shobe’s barn to the stock wards the other day lost a four-tined hay fork and the finder is requested to return it to Mr. Banta or to the Banner office. e » S

Undergoes Operation,

~ Floyd Hartzler driver of a milk wagen for Will H. Green of the Williow Springs Dairy submitted to an operation in the Elkhart hospital Jast Thursday afternoon. B 7

More Smallpox

Six new cases of smallpox broke out in Warsaw in one day last week The disease it is feared will become epidemic. : ’

Indeor Fair,

The dates of the indoor fair at the Christian church opens Wednesday January 28 lasting three days. Supper every evening from b to 7 o’clock.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

Receives Valuable Relie.

D. F. Tenher of Harrisburg Pennsylvania has sent J. J. Stewart of this city through the mail a piece of oak wood taken from the house which sheltered : Mr. Stewart’s great grandfather built prior to 1750 by Col. Joseph Barrett. The relic is highly prized by the .recipient as there is much history connected with it. The house sheltered many families during the Indian raids Col Bennett’'s oldest son was captured in one of the raids and held in. captivity for eight years. o

Two Day’s Poultry Schoel. ~ For thie benefit of the poultry industry in LaGrange and adjoining counties' a two-day poultry school will be held in the town hall in LaGrange on January 29 and 30 beginning at te o’clock. ! : - Jeeding breeding hatching egg grading and disease prevention will be among the subjects covered during the meeting. : .

Bill is Killed.

The bill in the legislature the adoption of which would have put an end to paid admission amusements on Decoration day May 30 and put a stop to the Speedway races in Indianapolis on that day, was killed through the influence of Marion county .people. - v

He Tosses About.

A Cromwell citizen is authority for the statement that Williath . Hull of that town was quite badly injured when he fell out of bed. The story is that William had an attack -of nightmare and tossed about in his sleep with the result indicated. ;

Walb Says Slick.

Thomas W. Slick of South Bend will probably be appointed the second Indiana federal judge according to Clyde M. Walb republican state chairman, A dispatch from Indianapolis quotes Walb as saying that Slick will probably be named, ]

Some Big Doings

There will be big doings at the Eagles home tomorrow evening January 27 when the members and their families will enjoy a 'potluck supper and dance. TFollowing this will be an address to the public by Judge o’Donnell.

DarknessyFails to Appear.

The eclipse of the sun advertised for eight o'cloek Saturday morning was visible in’Ligonier but the darkness foretold did not materialize. The sky for the most part was overcast by clouds.” — . '

Called to Ohioe.

John Cass was called to Tiffin Ohio Friday to attend the ‘funeral of the daughter of .Mm and Mrs. Frank Zeiger. Mrs. Zeigor was formerly Miss Anna Cass of this city.

Pickpockets Work.

Word comes from Cromwell that pickpockets have been working that town but with what sucecess or who the victims were is not stated by the correspondent, - e >

Two Cars of Caitle,

Harry Green has shipped two car loads of cattle to market during the past week one from Millershurg and one from Ligonier. . . -

Trims Elkhart Team.

‘Elkhart’'s fast basketball team known as the Grolioes went down in defeat Dbefore the \VQIE}*LRke youths the other night, o :

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodq left Sat urday for a week’s visit in Chicago with their daughters Mprs. Richard Bell and Mrs, William Dean. :

. Presbyterian Charch, = G. H. Bacheler Pastor Residence The Manse 318 W 3rd St. Telephone 345, e : : Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M. Vesper Services at 5 o’clock ; Mid-week Service Wed. 7:16 P. M. Y. P. 8. C. E. Tuesday 7:15 P. M.

The Modern Home

Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations arid numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if the one predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real'convenience is omitted The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience inte your home with Electricity. - - B To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest fenjoyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service is the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every home can have it. L oo e If your house is not{wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at one.

Indiana & Michigan Electric Company

‘. ' | . ‘ ’ Sv‘ .vg.l‘»Cl ‘ if ] b : - for this Christmas? . - Few of us but can use a few extra dollars and especially at Christmas Time. | Then turkey, fuel, insurance clothes and presents make a dent in the fatest ' purse. S . : » ', - : :.,’ , ; $ | ‘ There is one way of a_ccumla‘ting. money for Chrisitmas. ‘Hundreds of people - have done it his year. Hundreds will do it next, by joining our Christmas , ~ Savings Club starting December 11th. - , S e You will he able 0 use a check for $12.50, for $75.00, for $30.00, for. $lOO.OO or ' more next December and you will have it if you join the Christnias Saving ‘ e Club. . L _ ; ' , You will never feel the small weekly or monthly payments you make and a check ~ for the full amount paid in will be mailed to vou early in December. You & - can not losé. Every cent you pay in will be returned to you and if you . complete your payments on schedule the amount will be increased by interest. . R v : - DON’T DELAYQ—-STAR;I‘ LTODAY. Y()r_z; mem,bershbip card will _bel deliver- ~ ed to you upon your first payment. The first Vpa;vmeni is due the week of _ - December 11th. Tell4your friends and the other members of your family. . - They will wish to join too. Do not mistake the place. ‘lts “THE BANK . ~ON THE CORNER.” | - o - \\\E"/ : N&. Rl :

Mr. and Mrs., Paul Parker camel from Albion and visited Ligonier friends last Thursday. l For sale, 300 bushels of goed corn. Inquire of C. Mochell Phone Cromwell line. : 49a2:l - Methodist Church. | J. W. Reynods Pastor. * i Residence 116 Martin St. - Teephone 187. : | Sunday School 9:30.a. m. : 1 * Morning Service 10:45 a. m. 1 Evening Service 7:30 p. m. | Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 p. m. | LR W Chireh. - - F. B. Parker, Pastor. Residenbe} 135 N. Cavin Street. Telephone 198, l . Sunday School—9:3o A. M. | Preaching Service—lo:4s A. M. Christian Endeavor—6:oo P. M. | Preaching Service—-7:00 P. M. i Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday evening at 7:00 P. M. Christian Science Society. Services are held as follows; Every-Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock. : _ - Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. - : ’ - Everybody welcome. e

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