Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 43B, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 December 1925 — Page 5

Home Realty and Investment Co. ROCMS 3 AND 4 SECOND FLOOR | ~ LEVY BLOCK, LIGONIER, IND. . J. L. HENRY Manager ' . . A | Dealersin ' Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds ' “and . | Property Rentals =~ We have some REAL BARGAINS in REAL "ESTATE, never before offered to the public. Call and let us explain the terms and then take you to SEE them If you are in the market for - INSURANCE < Just call 165 and we will call and quote you rates and terms : on any of the folbwtng) ; . - AUTOMOBILE, FIRE and CYCLONE. - LIFE, WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION o . | and | EMPLOYERS LIABILITY - Satisfactory Service, OUR aim - YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED

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Farmers & Merch:ants Trust Co.

R B T T T S et SSS\ B i g Increating Club Plan : , le CLUB Deposit 1c Ist week, “2c "2nd week.” [mcreasing | i Ic each woek--ia’sQ wooks you have......... $ 12°75 ! . 2¢<CLUB Deposit 2¢ Ist week, "4e 2ad "weok. Increesing i2c each woekf-fid;“;z), woeks yeu have.......... 25-00 ' : Ss:CLUB Deposit 5¢ Ist week, 10e 2ad week. Incroasing ' : ~ sc_each weeki- in 50 weeks you bave..... .. 63'75 106°CLUB - Deposit 10c Ist week, 20c"2ad week. Incressing 10c each week -i 50 weeks you have. ... . ... 127-50 Decreasing Club Plan You begin with the LARCEST payment "and!DECREASE each weck. ¢ Even Amount Club Plan | 28c Club Depesit 25¢ oach wesk--in 50 weeks you have § 12.50 50c Club Depesit 50c sach wesk-iz 50 woeks yom have 25.00 } sl. Club Deposit $1 each week- in 50 weeks you hau- 50.60 $2 Club Deposit $2 each week- in’so weeks you have [QC.(O $5 Club Depositiss sach week- in 50 weeks you have 250 $lO Club Deposit $lO eack week-in 50 weeks you have 500 $2O Club Deposit $2O each week-in 50 weeks youhave IC(Q %3 Club Deposit $5O each week-in 50 weeks you have 25( () $lOO Deposit $lOO each week -in 50 weeks you have 5000 M We cordially invite you to come in and join.

Sale of Residence Property. The stucco residence 615 east side of Martin street, five deers seuth ef [Sixth"street Ligonier Noble eceunty Indtana being lot 11, subdivisien ef ‘Wellman's addition to Ligonier ,& two story double residence modern equipment, double garage, will be effered for gale to the highest and best bidder on Deecember 30, 1925, at twe o’clock in the afternceom, at the law offices of Bothwell &Vanderferd Ligenier ludiana. If not sold en said day, bids will be received from ‘day to day thereafter at the same place until seld. 4 For terms of sale call en Frark P, Bothwell agent for the heirs ef Otte John Schwarte deceased amd Birde Kitson Schwarz deceased. 42b3w

' Giold®n Rule Sunday Gifts. Golden Rule Sunday in Indiana observed without regard to creed racs or color appears to have yielded & considerable sum for child welfare work in Bible lands. The State Golden Rule committee believes finanacial returns will double the Golden, Rule offering of last year, when approximately $l2OOO was obtained toward the support of mnear Kast tots. eßports to Near East Relief headugarters 58 Peoples Bank Building Indianapolis indicate wnusually fine results from smaller gommunities. In many localities Boy Scouts and groups from young peonles socities are yet collesting = Golden Rule gifts. Killed By Moterist. ; Thomas Marks Belgian died from injuries he received when he was run down by an automobile at Elkhart. This increases the number of persons killed by automobiles iz Hlkhart in 1928 to 20. e Open Evenings. Ligonier stores wil lremain open every evening except. Sunday until after Christmas. Shoppers skeuld take notice. :

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, ENDIANA.

: Amith Bead Sink Nole ‘Little progress id being mate in filling the simkicle on the Smith road about two tiles neftheast of this city by William Shively of Churubusco, and his corps of men says the Kendallvile New Sun. For some tima ldirt had been hauled from the Wil;}llam Hovarter farm to the ginkhole, but it disappears almost as fast as it is dumped into the keole. At present more water is standing over the sinkhole than at any time in the history of the residents of that community.

-~ J. W. Wright took eccasion to visit the sinkhole Monday and in looking over the existing conditions became somewhat reminiscent. He said that *‘some~yeu€s ago he assisted im trying to fill the sinkhole. Six acres of elm timber were used in an effort to make the road fit for travel but with little success as the timber was “swallowed up” in the fathomless deep. Hvery conceivable method has been carried out to fill the sink hole and what success Mr. Shiveley will have remains to be seen, Mr. Wright stated that when he worked on th eroad the sinkhole was sounded out and it was discovered quickksand was to be found to a depth of 70 feet. : _ Logs have been chained and bolted together piling has been placed and countless numbers of loads of dirt have been dumped into the sinkhole. Where all of the material goes is somewhat of an enigma for those who have had anything to do with the road improvement. With the high water little work cma be accomplished mow.

Cares For Helpless Dog. , Ollie Woif found & crippled collie dog which answers the description of the valuable canine lost by Fletcher Sackett and she took it in and cared for it. In this actior Ollie Wolf shows a tender regard for’ dumb animals. The dog had probably been run down by an automobile. 1t will be restored to its owner. . , | Off Fer Jacksomvitle. A force of employees of the Highway Iron Products compeny of this city left Wednesday for Jackskonville Florida to joia Chester V. Joseph at hiz new factery there. Thode te go were Milton J.oeser, Lowell Hawsh, Harry Burkhart, Bri¢ Heideman and Chester Hile. , - Twe Tens of Heney. Noah Welty of near Wakarusa moved his 87 stands of bees into the base{ment of his home for the winter, Mr. Welty reports that the honey crop this year was short because of the dry spring and wet fall, but that despite this his bees made nearly two tong of soney. | Hide Thieves Busy. * 'The sheriff of Adams county reports that the storage room of the Myers Hide & Fur company at Decatur was broken into and 10 muskrat hides § skunk hides and two coon hides ware stolen, The furs ware valued at about £B9. .

Youth Sieals Gvercesat. | Stealing the overeocat of another high scheol boy aix wasks ago a Warsaw youth confessed under questiening. The youth will bs taken before Judge Royse this having besm his second offense within & sort time. Te Beturn iu fpring. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kubars and thres passengers from South Bend left Wednesday in an automobile for Fort Lauderdale Florida. Mr. and NMrs. Kuhns expect te retura to Ligemier in the sprimg. ! S o -t 3 Meets This Aftermesa : A meeting of the Noble wssuaty board of ehildrems’ gwardiams in being held at Albiom this sfterncea, the two Ligonier members Mrs. Hmmeit Caldwell and F. H. Weir are in attendance. : R s eiR sy Stielal Positdon. H. P. Lombard formerly of this eity is vicep resident and a director of the reorganized State Renk of Auvhurn {Mr Lombard has had muechk vaiuable banking experiemes.

Ligonier msmbers to atteni & meeting of the Knife and Fork elub at South Bend Tuesday evening were Ralph Allex F. H. Weir Dr. ¢ G. Keehn, W. H. Beader, W. H. Wigtea and W. C. B. Harriaem. , Milton Sills at Orysisl Suadey ead Monday. s - . Nedlos to Siook Owners The time of the yoar i here whea crowded quarters e werms are priaoipal esmsen of trouhie. Hogs are coxghing sad Usizx may e due ta asveral eauses. Bamp quarters crowded quarters er wermas are primcipal enuses. Sanimiian asd dry quarters, with cough specifie handled by me will prove very prefilahle, If worms & worm medisine mixed in siep will clean themeut thereaghly. Tomics-via Viiaminersi asad Ced-e--im.tuml will give exira grewth ia bhogs with less feed. OCewn glviag enough extra milk te iz & fow weeks te more them pay for temic. Hes me for farther imforatiom, ' G O. Smith, V. 8, : Telephone 168 IHomse, 285 Qfce, Ligoaier. 41p4t

For fiale j 7 imcubators, 4 brooder houses, brooder atoves, very fine 16 aguge double barrel shot guwn, extra fine new Kentucky saddle, fur everceat like new, Myre Power aprayer om trucks mever msed, orchard disc good &3 asw. Mrs. O, L. Chamberlin. Phoas g 1 At L Waated Poulfry, Highest prices paid fer all kiads of Lpoutry. Oall phone 336 befere selling. : - Mgl

| Hoge’s Gommitiess, £ } David Hogg of Fort Wayne repre4onting the twelfth Indiana district bas been appointed a member of the house of representatives committe on postoffices and post roads one of the feur mest important congressional eommittees. ’ Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Black and Miss Faye Hull were South Bend visiters Tuesday evening. : - A. B. Miet and Attorney Wigtor Lad. legal business which tock them t® Tolede Wedneaday. ,

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HUDSONS - HUDSONS . ‘HUDSON;D . - |. ‘ . Christmas Store

Ladies Bathrobes - $3.95 to $6.25 Made of fine robing flannel and pretty corduroy. In sizes 36 to 46. Made up inm pretty styles all colors. . - |

SILK HOSIERY 80¢ Pair ' Real Silk Hosiery for ladies made of pure silk. - WOOL SCARFS ot $3.00 , ; Fine grade fancy cashmere Scrafs—sStripes and plaids. TABLE SCARFS $l.OO te $9.75 Fancy tapestry and silk gcarfs for living room tables. | 4 BATH TOWELS : 25¢ te $l.OO Fine grade white and faney Turkish bath towels. SILK LINGERIE $1.25 to $4.95 Vests Step-ins, Bloomers, Chemise and Gowns. Rayon and Crepes. ;

COME TO TOY LAND

MOVED - We have transferred ~ our * business to the Jeanmeret = building at the rear of - Weavers Hardwaré and we : ~ are now ready to take care . ~ of all your needs in our line - ~of business. - | | B. E. RICKARD & SON ' Gcncra‘l'»Tinning, Héatiné and Plumbing

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UMBRELLAS In blaek and colors. A gifs that will be appreciated. DRESS FABRICS A dreses length of silk or woolen fabric will make a niee gif'. | 'BLANKETS ' Faney cotton or woolea blankets always nice for a gifth. . { LINENS A linen table cloth or set of napkins is a gift worth giving. o : READY-TO-WEAR Special Christmas priczs on coats, dresses and hats. :

| fiE HUD ONCQ GOSHENSPINDIANA.

Boxed Handkerchiefs 25 to $1.59 Box Put up 8 in fancy Holiday boxes. Handkerchiefs are in fins quality and are in whibe and all colors. : :

. PHILIPPINE GOWNS $1.59 : Band ‘Embroidered Philippine night gowns. Whibe enly. o LADIES GLOVES . $l.OO te $6.25 - Pretty fabric gloves and fine Kid gloves. RAIN COATS $4.95 o A colored slicker—a prachi¢al and a useful gift. ef ~ SWEATER COATS A big range of all weel colored sweater coats. - Teilet Artieles. Perfumes, Compacts faney boxes of powder all priced low. :

LOADS OF TOYS HERE