Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 42A, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 December 1925 — Page 4

e Christmas Greetings

From the ;Market and Grocery that serves you with a Christmas smile of good cheer each and every day throughout the year-—-and where you will always find the spirit of fairness and good will predominant. FW.STELIFR

Ter White Groceteria Cash and Carry Headquarters for

Chase &[Sanborn Coffee and Teas Perfection Crackers and Calcs Fresh Fruits and vegetables ~ Christmas Candies and Nuts Compare price and Quality & « e ¥ Jot White Groceteria

Be Sure the Watch - you buy is a tim- piece --Not Merely an Ornzme: t If your idea of a gift 'is so‘meflgfin%l thattl?]st as ‘w‘e'll, as_ useful---give a

R Wrist Watches for Ladies - $16.50 to $35.00 At $16.50 we have a real ~ high quality 16 jewel watch in Octogan, Cushion and Toneau shapes, White go!d with ribbon bracelets.

colors, Vanity cases in white gold, Gents chains, Knives, Cuff links, etc. New styles in Mantle clocks with square, oval and octagon dials. Beautiful new shapes in high grade colored vases, novelties in jewelry, glassware and china.

THE STORE THAT SANTA CLAUS IS PROUD OF

). ’ 5 ~ Raubert’s Jewelry Store Atwater Kent RADIO DeForest See Stanley Surfus for real service. i . Frank Raubert, Authorized Dealer - , LIGONIER, INDIANA = ! ;

NONQF QAP , . B ' Wishing You g a 3 5 Merry 3 @ Christmas () L ol A\ v Wa Mm

'The I.agomer Banner i » k!TA.LI'HID iBse. i‘ : Published by ! : | “he Banner Publishing Company | W. C. B. HARRISON Editor I : | Publizhed svery Monday and Thursda 22d entered in the Postoffice at Ligo | nier, Ind., a 8 second elass matter.

: Trials Are Delayed. ' | State highway commissioners undex lindictment for comspiracy to embezzle !sxate property will be brought to tria jearly in 1926, William H. Remy Marion icuunty prosecutor announced. | eßmy's announcement closely fol{lowed the declaration of members ot |iile Marion county delegation that ithey would petition for a special sesIsion of the legislature because of de‘lay in bringing the case to trial.- ‘} “I have just finished a trial that { lasted five weeks,” Remy said. “These | coming trials wil ltake much time and | preparation but they will be speeded )a% much as possible. The public fails | to realize that more than 1,500 case: ‘zre now pending on the criminal court ;docket” , e | Leit With Pretty Roomer. | A pretty girl and a husband who | donned bathing suits but did not | plunge directly into the lake for their ' dips is just one of the reasons Mrs. | I'orest Croddy of Sturgis is suing her {mate for a divorce. She charges ‘ cruelty and failure to support but she mentions the comely young lady who [last summer stayed in the Croddy !h'()mé. - 3

Mrs., Croddy says that in October ¢he took -a trip to Toledo. When she veturned mneither the young, lady nor the husband were home and they have not yet returned. . Ice Saving Machine, | Chas. L. Smith has just installed in 4dlis Chocolate Shop a Frigidaire Ice Cream Cabinet which operates by clectricity and does away with the< ~use of ice. The machine may be re- - gulated to produce any temperature ~desired. The apparatus proves most - satisfactory in maintaining the con_sistency of ice cream and in the mati ter of economy, ¢ ‘ . i Roomer Steals Necklace. A $5O necklace owned by Miss Geor‘gia Dubbs who lives with her sister Mrs. Robert Stewart at Elkhart was stolen from her roem by a man who gave his name as Hadley when he called at the home in response to a | “‘room for rent” advertisement. ! Meets Tragic Death, I Mary Palmer 21 years of Columbia : City was found dead in Fort Wayne Eut a room there under circumstances »pointing to suicide or murder. The { woman had been in delicate condition | for some time it is said. A post mor‘ten will be held to determine the %cause of death. Don't miss Chickie tonight.

We Have a Splendid As- - soriment of Gent Watches from 915 to $45 Come in and select a gift from our splendid stock P s I jowelry of all kinds. Mesh bags in

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

' - Cromwell Items. : ' Homer Smith was at Kendallvilie Friday. ‘ Bert Hodge was home from Man-! chester Saturday. \L Mrs. J. Thomas visited at Coburg junday. ' ‘ J. Dull returned from Goshen Fri-T lay where he had his left hand taken off. at a local hospital. He was afJlicted with cancer. - : J. Stellar and wife were at Ligonier Friday. After playing a banjo 20 years John | sodfrey has begun to take lessons on | he instrument. 20 years ago John! segan to play by ear. Now he wishes to learn something about the notes ne has been playing. Miss Deloris Beberich was visiting it Kendallville Friddy. Willard Leonard returned from i"lorida Saturday. He says Florida loes not need mountains it’s building lots are high enough as it is. - aeorge Weaver of Syracuse was here saturday. , M. Snyder is home from a Fort Wayne visit. Albert Maggart has moved here from Pierceton, F. Lincoln of Columbia City was aere Friday assisting P. W. Winsor and John Gorsuch in the arrest of 3Jennett Piper and Bowling for violatng the state laws. ’ Don Halferty of Albion was here friday. : A silver half dollar bearing the date of 1825 was spent at a filling station here Saturday for gasoline placed in a

1926 car. | The medicine ‘show moved to Kimmell Sunday. ‘ | A unique musical instrument has been, made by Frank Horn. It is a vletal violin made from an old stove pipe and various other odds and -ends. It has a bone bridge, steel strings and a bow formed from the cane of an old chair seat. People who have heard the instrument played say it it lifficult to distinguish its tone from at of an ordinary violin. F. Fitzhugh and family of Michigan are here. . \ Mrs. J. Tramberger and Mrs. Olla Jones are visiting in South Bend. When a train stopped here Sunday morning a rooster was discovered siting on one of the springs of the engine, A member of the crew said he noticed the chicken crawl under the engine at Albion— Tpe rooster was none the worse for his ride. Lee Poyser of Kimmell was here Saturday. - ' : Charlie Van is minus a radio set, all because a station broadcast an imitation of a dog and cat fight. His dog was sleeping near the radio when he was awakened by the barking of dogs and meowing of cats. He decid{ed the big fight was in the loud |speaker. With one leap he landed on the table and in a short time demolish ed the loud speaker. He was busy on the rest of the set when Charlie interferred. ; : :

“The Phantom of the Opera” - Made from the celebrated novel by Gaston Leroux it is a spectacle that excells even “The Hunchback of Notre ' Dame” in magnitude. Five thousand people are in the cast which is headed by Lon Chaney as star and Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry as lovers. A aniversal Super-production of 1925. at the Mystic theatre at Albion Ind., ' Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday De’cember 8-9-10. 41a2t | Given Judgment. ~ Charles E. Johnson owner of the ‘Buttermilk point hotel and annex, was giveny judgments on notes against Charles E. Hess in the Kosciusko circuit court in sums of $639.64, $377 and $283.89 each. The three judgments were on notes given to Johnson by Hess in payment for rent. Hess leased the hostelry but failed to meet the notes -alleged Johnson.—Syracuse Journal. : : Filling Station Held Up. B. E. Rink who operates a garage and filling station on' South Main street in Elkhart was held up and robbed of $4O by two well dressed men who drove up to the station 'in a Chevrolet touring car. The men bought gasoline and then one of them drew a revolver and held up Rink who was alone at the time.

Arthur Sudlow Dead. It is not generally known here where he had many acquaintances that Arthur Sudlow who for a number of years was a cottager at Wawasee died on Long Island Sound and was buried at Indianapolis. ' - | -~ Bread Truck Damaged. - A truck owned by the Hossick Bread Co. ,of Elkhart was struck by a Ford car on the Lincoln highway west of Ligonier Thursday morning and both cars were badly damaged, but no one was injured. : Roscoe Much Improved. George V. Roscoe leader of the Ligonier City Band who had been quite ill at his home in Goshen is much improved and has gone to Warsaw on a visit, :

Beginners Dancing Class. Commencing Thursday December 3, the beginners dancing class between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. Arnold Elson, 41abt. . For Sale—Mallable Steel Range. Fine condition. Phone No. 2 Ligonier . 41ladt Choice fresh cream candies for teachers and hack drivers treat to children at Lena Wemples Store, 4]adt PR - Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hite of near this city were entertained by the Lantz family at Topeka. -

Flowers For (% £x § ; - e e ' Chnstmas K¢ ~ . > This Xmas we have the finest selection of PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS that we have ever had in our greenhouse. | ' You may select your plants and flowers now and we will preserve them for Xmas delivery. If you want to send a floral gift to some one else anywhere, Weswill take care of you with our splendid F. T. D. service. | - | v O. O. SCHROCGK, Florist

- Live Stock Breeders. | The seventh annual Noble County Livestock Breeder’s banquet will be held at Wolf Lake Friday evening December 11. This promises to be the outstanding event of its kind in the history of the association. The ladies of Wolf ELake will furnish the banquet. - To Dedicate New Gym Deec. 11 The new high school gymnasium at Kendallville will be dedicated Friday evening December 11 with a fine program. The Wawaka ‘basket ball team will have the distinction of playing the Kendallville team as part of the dedicatory exercises. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strait and Mrs. Stella Yoder visited relatives in Ligonier one day last week. The Elkhart chief of police has placed punch boards under a ban in that city. . é “The Lady What Lied” Tuesday Wednesday Thursday., o The activities at Weavers Hardware indicate something doing.

)resents for ..2%% J Ik %’?V? LEverybodyg#7.%! 2EVCTYDOGNAGA T w 8 %flgfi ¢ ® ;&9, Il }i“ ‘!':J}:s ; / J’;’g-és‘h Lay It Away Week - . Ay wa ee Gallop right in here as soon as you've finished thé rest of this advertisement and make two or more selections for Xmas Gifts! Pay 25¢ on every dollar’s worth you buy and tell us jauntily to “lay it away” until later! We'll do just that; with the result that you’ll have a bit of burden off your mind, your digestion will be improved, youw’ll smile oftener, the dog will wag his tail when you go home, and you’'ll sleep sounder! We pack everything in Xmas style, take off price marks and make your purchases look just as keen as if you’d hired a professional packer to d_b the job. | » Don’t forget the remark: -“Lay_it away, please.” s

PERFUME IS ALWAYS IN GOOD TASTE

Not cheap perfume tho. The kind of women folks You’ll be buying for would rather have just a little timid ounce of Good perfume than a couple quarts of trick stuff—always remember That! Prices $2.00 to $20.00 some in most marvelous containers, too.

FOR THE POOR “HIM”

He must shave. He Must use a shaving brush! and Talcum and Shaving Cream and Lotion! You know these facts, but did you know you could get the whole mess of them at one crack all made up in a set? And this costs you $2.50. L

IS HE PERNICKETY?

You just sidle right in here and tell me all about it anl I'll bet $B.OO against a used razor blade that you and I together can figger out a present that will happy him up aplenty. We got ideas in this store—yes-sir! ,

GRIFFITH'S DRUG STORE

Holiday Candies ONE TON OF CANDY--ALL FRESH - SPECIAL PRICES ON QUANITY to SOCITIES, CHURCHES, SCHOOL TEACHERS Christmas Trees , ‘Holly Holly Wreaths ~ Order vour Christmas Tree early. We can give you . the best trees All Kinds ot Fruits All Kinds'of Nuts $ g Fruit baskets for Xmas presents our specalty Sack’s Bakery f 50-Phones-213 |

Nothing frightens a Man so much as to get a box of cigars from a woman! A cigan is a mightly Intimate thing to a man and onl a Man can select things of this sort, so you’d better ask one of us about the brand you select—we both smoke you know.

The kind that’s not so blamed rich it gets you ‘goofy after the 10th piece. You can snap at this all day long and keep your Palate pleased, your Tummy cam and your appetite pure. Should be bought freely to leave around loose on plates about the home.

. PRETTY NEAR)I_“ORGOT THESE! A Xmas Card takes- the place of a telephone call or a telegram and is a gesture that is always appreciated by your friends. From 5c to 25c—mnicely ‘“‘sentimented.” £ hners

DON‘T RUIN HIM!

GOOD EATT CANDY 39¢c A POUND!