Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 34B, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 October 1925 — Page 6

WHERE - Is your Banking Business kept confidential? - The Mier State Bank, the largest | ' and cldest Bank in Ligonier, serving the public for over 60 years | ‘ The Bank where the p‘ublic' . knows nothing about your affairs - and where the watchword is “Secrecy.” * LIGONIER, INDIANA .

2 ° . Special for Saturday 17 . At . Hossinger’s Meat Hossinger's IVieat Market Beef Roasts . L dor Round and Sirloin Steak 25¢ . Ribs of Beef T _ Fresh Perk Steak ... ... ... ... 25¢ Pork Olos ... 9 _ ' Hresh all Pork Sausage ... .. ... ... 25¢ Swigked Sawsape ... 9% Pure Home Rendered Lard ............................ 18¢ Beetand Pork Luver .. ... ... .. .. 10c - Swift Premi‘um Hams !5 or whole .............35¢ A FULL LINE OF COLD MEATS, CREAM AND EEiEIE CHEESE, PIMENTO AND LIMBURGER. SPRING CHIICKENS, LAMB AND VEAL ' Hossinger Bre ossinger Dbros.

You will find at this store the best assortment of Bridge and Jr. floor lamps. Also . TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS Also a stock of\electric appliances and lamps for all voltages. | - A New Shipment of beautiful Glassware and Silver plates just opened but not *on*“display. Ask to see it. - Flowering Bulbs - should be planted now. We have nice selection of Hyacinths, Narcissus, Tulips, Chineese Lilies etc. . See our New Patterns of Lenoleum and floor coverings. 1926 patterns of Wall Paper now showing. Beautiful patterns for less money. Nine Glow Boys Heating Stovss sold from this store. Just come in and take a look at this new heater and also the price. v . ' 4 - Weaver's Hardware - Phone 134

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Save money on coal by calling on Frank Sprague. A 3latf For soft coal see Frank Sprague. ' - 3latf - Buy Coulter’s bread at 10 cents the loaf. L 34a2t Coultr’s bread is now sold by all retailers at 10 cents the loaf. ‘ 34a2t ‘Shade trees in the city are fast shedding their leaves. - Miss Mabel Ranisby is home from a visit with her brother in Toledo, Miss Eligabeth Keefy of Los Angeles' California is a guest at the William Kunce home, ' - John Coulter has a new baker in the person of William Lampert of Cleveland Ohio. : . | S e . | For Sale Good winter apples at $1.50 the bushel this week. Stellar’s Market and Grocery.. ‘ Ernest Goafrey of Benton Harbor, Mich.;, is visiting his aunt Mrs. Willigm Kunce and family. “The"l‘en C.onnnandnientsf at Crystal 5 days beginning next Monday. One show at 8 o'clock,

The Ladies’ Ald of the Pleasant Hill church met this afternoon at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kilmer. Mr. and Mrs, Linval Calbeck and little son were Sunday guests in the home of Mr., and Mrs. Earl Flowers and family near Kimmell. Dwight son of Mr, and Mrs. James Holm of this city has been suffering of lock jaw at hig home in Mishawaka. The dread disease resulted. from an infecied finger. , . M. E. Church Notes, Special musical program at Methodis church Sunday morning Oct. 18 at 10:45. : ‘Anthem by the choir;, male gquartet and other musical numbers. . Short seymon by Pastor. Every one invited. -

e “‘??Ei!i\‘ SN : —— % Blanket ’EMU' t - <~_L\f;r };{ : _ l BT N\ e : gy , SeE S e | fo DFE G Blankets, Cotton bats “.::ii:\g, e o § & 1 ’ ° e i ’ 4 ~ WEARWELL BLANKETS Lhallies Ovting , About 2060 pairs of the best Cotton and Woel'Blankets( on sale' for Saturday, October 17th and Monday 19th. This will be the big Blanket Days at our store. 20 pairs ofTan and Grey Cotton Blankets, 64x76 for single beds or the children’s bed $ Speeal e o 2 L 2.19 15 pairs Cotton Wearwelil Blankets in nice block plaids, pink and white, blue and white, tan and white, yeillow and white, grey and white, large size, 70x80. Onlys2 89 io paiee st thisprice. .0. .. eUe 10 pairs Wearwell Plaidl Blankets, wool and cotton. The best warm blanket, pink, yellow, tan, rose, lavender plaids. Large size, 66x80, heavy but soft spun. Just the right blanket to give comfort and rest $ Aethigsale 4-89 Same as ahove but larger, 72x84 at $5.39 25} pairs Nashua, with ,t’he wool finish, ‘all‘,fanc'y plaids, about 4% pounds weight, extra large size $ : d2=Ed oA N 4.»89 Saturday, Oct. 17 (3 Monday, Oct. 19 ~ %E‘// A T ANy l \ y)f)(l i;‘;.»], : Cotten Batting Days and. \WU}| || £9IANYT | . WEARWELL Comfort Days s anE SATURDAY AND MONDAY WILL BE BIG BLANKET DAYS AT STANSBURY’S Wool Blankets in Fancy Plaids, size 70x80........59.89 Plaid Wool Blankets upte. ... ... ... %1119 ‘ ON THESE DAYS WE WILL PLACE ON SALE: 40 boxes of 3 pound rolls _Sxode;Rite Cotton Bats size 72x90, just right for Comforts, a white fluffy 98 bat at only G e e o&F C 20 boxes of 3 pound rolls White Stitched Bat 98 ' 72x90, fits the comfort, two days only .............. C THESE TWO DAYS WILL BE BIG BEDBENG DAYS. - MAKE OUT YOUR LIST FOR BLANKETS, : » BATTIN G, CHALLIES AND‘OUTINGS. . 36 inch Challie for only .........16¢ the yard 27 inch Dark Outing for .......14¢c the yard ~ SATURDAY, OCT. 17th and MONDAY, Oct 19th ‘, | Ligonier, Indiana. .

At Christian Chureh. Thé Christian church of Ligonier is announcing a series of Sunday night serives which will be of interest to many people outside the immediate circle of the church folks. On next Sunday evening there will be a Cross Service with an illuminated cross, a tableu entitled Rock of Ages and a large chorous leading the congregation in the singing of many of the old gospel songs of the cross. A male quartet and a soloist will add to the musical program. The Pastor will preach on the Cross of Glory. This serive will close the all day services of the Home Coming day of the church.

On Sunday evening Oct. 25th the religious drama “Two Masters’” is requested for the Kendallville Christian church and .if possible the request will be complied with. On Nov. Ist, the religious drama Dorcas’ the Neighbor will be presented on Nov. 3th Mrs. Porter will give a reading of Henry Van Dyke’s “The Lost Word” with special concert numbers to support the religious theme on Nov. 15 the drama Moses will be -presented by the children. . ‘ Proi Reed to Play. The Imany friends of Prof. Reed will be pleased to know that he is to play at the Christian church Sunrday evening. at the special cross service. The newly formed male quartet, which will make its initial appearance before the public at the same service is composed of the Messrs. Sutton, Dewey, Henry and Simonds. | : . » . Asks $2,500 Danages.

For injuries received when the automobile in which she was a passenger being driven by M. C. Sheets of Auburn collided with a locomotive at Benton Mrs. Anna Summers of Ligonier has filed suit in the DeKalb circuit court against the Wabash railroad company demanding $2 500. ' Coultre’s bread now 10 cents a loaf - - 34a2t Mrs. John L. Cavin has as guests this week Mrs. George Cramer Utica and Walter Jenkins of Watertown New York. : - ¢

Worker Fractures Ribs. ! ! - William Whitsle 39 an employee of | the Elkhart Bridge & Iron Works which is installing the Pine Creek bridge on the Elkhart-Middlebury highway suffered fracture - of faur ribs when he fell through the temporary flooring on the structure. : A Bargain Sale. ' For sale at a bargain range stove good as new, set good surrzy wheels, and two, vinegar barrels. C. A. Wolf Phone 271 Ligonier. 34btf. - : ;'Balte Sale, - ’ ,' The Temple Sisterhocd will hold a bakesale from 2 to 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon October 17th at the store of E. Jacobs & Co. = 34a2t For sale No. 2 Smith Typewriter. Mrs. O. W. Christie. .. 33L8t ~ For Sale—Winter apples. See Dr. C. G. Keehn. 34btf i e l Mre. Will Hire visited friends in Millersburg the first of the week. | Hear and see Bell's Hawaiian sinzers dancers and instrumentalists at Crystal tonight. : For Sale Good winter apples at 5150 the bushel this week. Stellar's Market and Grocery. - Adam Depore found a chi-ld’s bro_wn yarn glove and left it at the B_anner ofiice to be reclaimed. . ‘- Rural Mail Carrier Marion Schlotterback is driving a new Chevrolet coach on his romte out of Brimfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhart of this city and Mrs. Shannon of Fort Wayne spout some days-at the Fritz cottage Wawasee. . ' - et A A 707 K. F. Mudge the new manager of the local electric light and power station is moving his family to Ligonier today and will occupy the Tyler residence on West Second street. The Kings ’Daughters will have a picnic supper in the parlors of the church -on Friday. Please bring a pint of fruit and a Turkish wash cloth for our hospital at Madison. Friends wishing to contribute fruit can do so at this time, The following were in attendance at the District W. M. A, Convention held at the second U. B. church in Elkhart on Tuesdar, Rev. F. B. Parker Mrs. Hattie Green Mrs. Tom Wagner Mrs. Lois Decker Miss Marie Burket, Mrs. Beryl Nelson, Miss Irene Nelson, Miss Velma Deardorff and Howard Nelson -

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Are You Prepared ~ for | thell coming winter. Bi Now is the time to have 5 your new stove installed. §}j =lt you desire turnace com N ’ fort and furnace heat for ¥V the entire house without the expense of a furnace we have the geuuine original parlor furnac_e. Comein,and let u$ show you what this remarkable heater will accomplish. . P 1 Also ‘a complete line of soft coal stoves, air tights and ranges, stove boards, stovepipes, dampers, coal hods. An oil heater is needed these chilly mornings-priced - ssup | - Electric heaters $5 v Call 2on 67 for Coal of Quality . WEIR's |

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