Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 October 1925 — Page 3

Junior Class Play, _ The Junior class of the Ligonier high school will present the play at the school auditorium ‘Deacon Dubbs’ Thursday and Friday e\'cnings of next week. Great preparations are being made for the event t - Gaoa e o ‘ . - Rapidly Recovering. Mrs. John D. Skeels is rapidly recovering .in Goshen hospita] from a serious operation and it is thought she will be able to return to her home bere the latter part of next week. To Play Columbia City. : The Ligonier basketball team is booked to play the Columbia City team in that city the last game of the season February 26 1926. : Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lamb are the proud parents of a son at their home in Fort Wayvne. Mr. Lamb is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood Lamb of this city. : “The Teaser” a comedy drama with Laura La Plaute, a new star at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County B 8: In the matter, of the Estate of John T. Pollock, Deceased. No. 2742, . - o In the Noble Circuit Court January No, 2719. ] e Notice is hereby given Tha i *he undersigned as Adminisirator of the Kstate of @ John T. Pollock Deceased has filed in said court hig accounts and vou(:he:'s in final settiement of said Estate for final action, an dthat the same will come up fnr examination and action of said Court at the Court House at Albion Indiana. on the 5 day of January 1926 at which time and place all perscns interestecl in sdid Estate are required tc appeas in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account shouid no be approved. ; | And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent, and all -)’l:«?l‘.! interested in. said Estate, are lesri hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make preof of their heirship or: c¢laim ¢ amy part of said Estate. : Andrew T. Adams, Administ mtm-l W. H. Wigton att’y. Posted October 19th 1925 26b2w

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Are Highly Pleased. - The large audience that witnessed the presemation of “The Two Masters” last evening at the Church of Christ highly appreciated the work of the Ligonier members who participated in the program. The lesson conveyed in a beautiful and impressive manner was reverently received by those present, Others assisting: in the services of the evening were theé pastors of the two’ copgregations, Revs. Moss and - Porter duet by two voung ladies of Ligonier vocal solo by Sheldon Conrad and violin solos by Mrs, Clarence l«‘eller_—l\'endallville News S : . y

; Rest is Comiortable, ] | Emil Blooinfiel_(i of Kendallville who fwas seriously injured Saturday night north of Fort‘Wayne on the Lima road, 'when he was struck by the automobile ‘driven by J. W. Snyder of Huntertown was reported resting comfortably at Lakeside Hospital. He. is suffering from a fractured collar bone a deep laceration on his leg and minor cuts and bruises. - - Hurt in Accident. Miss Ksther Templin daughtér of Wilbur Templin music dealer of Elkhart and a freshman of Purdue university was badly hurt in an automobile accident at LaFayette Sunday when two of her companions were killed, ; l Eye is Removed, Bob Timmons of Goshen submitted to an operation for the removal of hisl eve in a hospital at+South Bend. The boy recently suffered -a severe in-. jury to his eve when he was accidentally shot while he and several other hovs were shooting at marks. :

o Ends Life{ With Poison, Peter Hartman's 6 Fort Wayne despondent over ill health ended his life by <ll‘iill§,i!:g 4 qguantity ofip‘ojs(m_' A l“j(z"“"-" and four children survive. He was found dead in bed by members o his family. . . Nearby Deaths. Mvs. - Mary Bechiel 03 pneumonia, Klkhart F. W. -Golder 45 apoplexy, Mishawaka, Golden Barker 27 world war yveteran Columbia City Mrs. William Grate 55 LaGrange. : Air, and _Mrs, ‘H. H. Decker Ileft Tuesday for St.© Joseph Mo., where they will wvisit their son Tom and fanily. : ~ : Pay your Banner Subscription NOW_ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Matter of the Estate of George W. Hussey, Deceased. . No. 2760. : = In the Noble circuit court January term 1926. ' : » Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as. Administratrix of the Fistate of George W. Hussey deceased has filed in said court her account and vouchers in final settiement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Ccurt at the Court House at Albion Indiana on the 5 day of January 1926 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause if any there be why said account should not be approved. : And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others interested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Anna Hussey, Administratrix Posted Oct. 23 1925 e W. H. Wigton Z‘t‘y . 36b2w

. Moving Truck Upsets, | A truck load of furniture belong-% ing to Charles Gay which was being moved from this city to Ligonier lSunday night was upset on the rozd { north of Lorane when the driver oi the truck was blinded by the lights of an approaching machine. His tra:v!;i i blunged off an eight foot embankmoer: | and turned over. The furniture was damaged some, but the driver was not hurt.. A team of horses was obtained and they pulled the truck back into the road. The furniture was again loaded on it and the driver then drove the load en into [ligonier - Columbia City Post, ' ’ The truck is owned and was- driven by Frank Sprague. Mr. Gay is a dredge contractor and is now work- | ing on the Albert Bordner farm. I l Moves to Grand Street. Buttermaker Hudson of the Hawpatch creamery has moved from Michigan to the Odee Agee residence on Grand street and is now a resident | of Ligonier, - ‘ . First White Blanket. ' The first white blanket of the season covered the ground to the depth of about’ one inch Wednesday morning, The snow fell during Tuesday nighﬁt.v‘ Pay your Banner Subscription ..\'()Vv"; sheeiie e e e D

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At $39.75 Heavy, durable Axminster rugs in newest type patterns and colors, 9 x 12-foot size. Other sizes priced in proportion. * * *

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Pure Silk Hose, $1 pair Wayne Knit, seamless foot, made from pure silk with lisle garter tops; black and all colors, $1 pair. ’

Lisle School Stockings 25c to Hsoc pair - “Pony”” and “Ironclad” brand stockings for boys and girls come in fine ribbed and derby ribbed styles in black and colors, re-inforced for greater wear; 25c¢ to 50c pair. ' . ) Children’s three-quarter length cashmere hose $1 pair. '

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Hallowe’en Party., ftebehah lodge will hold a Hallowa'en party on'Thurs'(la,\; evening Qct, twentyninth, The members will conie in costume a good time is plan‘ned tle evening will be spent in con(t.sts and fun. Refreshments will' be fl".erve(l. : , e P ; L _ Married in Pennsylvania, - J. Wilson Waltman of Clearfield Pa., was married to Miss Hgnnah Lupton of Philipsburg, Pa., Saturday October 17.° The marriage took place at Bellfountaine Pa., Mr. Waltman was formerly a resident ofLigonier. g ‘ Bobbery Attempt Fails, ‘ Robbers worked several hours Saturday night opening the safe in the lstore‘ of the Jewel Tea Co. at South Bend; only to discover that the safe was empty. . I New Stunt, - Democratic women ‘in - Fort Wadyne | jhave a new ctunt. They give weekly card parties at which they discuss political matters. The card parties are staged in democratic headquarters. For soft coal see Frank Sprazue. o giath ' Be sure to see that extra fine comedy . drama tonight at Crystal.

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Finds for Defendant. A jury in the eireuit court at Goshen Monday afternoon returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Delos S. Morris, of Goshen, against J-sse 1. Johnson et al., in which dam ages of §555 'had been asked., Mr. Morris, who is a real estate dealer, had traded property for a tract of land in Noble county containing 40.4 acres from the defendants, and alleged that it had been. represented to him as containing 45 acres. Johnston removed from near Ligonier to Goshen a little over a year ago. .

- old Fashioned Belling. _ The Wawaka correspondent says: Miss Ruth Frick charming and accomplished young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frick of Elkkhart township, .and. Floyd Jett, son of Mrs, Myrtle Jett, of Sunset View Farm, were married at Goshen Thursday by Rev. Georges. On their arrival home they were greeted by: over sixty friends and neighbors who gave them an old fashioned “belling”. o Bebe Daniels never ‘made a . better picture-than “Lovers in Quarantine” a contagious = comedy filmed in beuntiful Bermuda. ' See it Sunday and Monday, i o Poy our Banner Subscription NOW

At $79.50 upWool Wiltons, Worsted Wiltons and Super-qual-ity Wiltons in a beautiful new range of patterns and rich- colorings, 9x12-foot size at $79.50, $95, $119.50 to $139.50,

To Please Particular Women Fur-Trimmed Topcoats in Tailored Styles, : i Warmly Lined . L S 0 $16.75 to $29.75 up ey Sturdy fabrics ‘man-tailored in coats of the tailored . { \ ¥ type have fur collars and are warmly lined and In- Vs l {AI terlineds Reasonably priced at $16.75, $19.75, $25, i, Y $29.75 to $45. ~ 6 ;X / ’ , !-\: A 3 ,',_‘_n . s ; \\ e Rich Fur-Trimmed Coats and Wraps, - \‘/ S 6 . 8. ! ﬁ?x:""’ N Flared or Straight Lines o § i 3 @ N R o o : N R és - $39.75 to $95.00 - R i ; |\ Fox, squirrel; silver fitch, muskrat, raccoon, wolf are Sie / \ used to trim these elegant Printzess wraps developed ; , // \ in finest bolivias and kindred piled fabrics. All wanted 4 , colors. $39.75, $45, $49.75,559.50 to $95. : SONAL .’. : g ' Smart Frocks, $9.75 to $25 o _ Lustrous crepe satins velvets and smart woolen flan- ' : L nels and twills, plain or printed are shown in misses ; T T and women’s frocks at a popular price range—s9.7s, 9 ' 7 \ $12.75, $l5 $16.75 to $25.

- Large Demand for ~ - Buscher “True Tone” Owing to this demand, Art Reed will for a short time, discontinue his display of Buescher Instruments at the Raubert Jewelry Store so-the factory can take care of the hundreds of orders they are now behind, on various “True Tone” Band Instruments. , Although those still desiring Ist class Band and Orchestra Instruments leave your arder at Raubert’s Jewelry Store or Phone 159 .and T will selec¢t and inspect theinstruments wanted at.the factory before delivering. ; .

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