Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 31B, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 September 1926 — Page 4

The Mier State Bank

v : % in a Banking Institution —--Here it is . . Advice? Counsel? Service? Here they are for you. - ' " This 64-year-old institution has won a place inits depositors’ businesses through ~ its wtllingneso to serve, its ability to Tender “plus” service. You will like to do business here. : “A _big friendly institution, where - ~ the spirit is democratic, and 'itis a A pleasure to do business.” " The Mier State Bank. Ligonier, Indiana

Combined Capital; Surplus and Undivided Profits Exceed $150,000.00

Saturday Special 6 Pounds Sweet Potatoes o S e Fancy Red Tokay Grapes | -10 c pound SACK’'S BAKERY

BN REDUCE FATIGUE RN "\ YOU CAN SHOP ALL DAY {s}‘ e 0 and e it;eel “all in” at night : ; you wear ' A‘lef Enna Jettick Health Shoes Z"; E : Becau_se tllr;ey foll_o;gg tlm:atgl:al ﬁﬁxin%l osf tl.u: foot m Te e e S ~ Try a pair of these shoes. | You will like them. We & have them from AA to : “-:h i:sf; i EEE wide. Sizes ¢to 9. ENNAJETTICK ERALTHSHOE A $5.00) o pair, BEEENNAJETTIECK HEALTH SHOERE

Glow Boy <. Now is the time to place your 'il"llll(l@! \'\i\\ww_’.}!g ) l‘ { order for a Glow Boy, the most won- ,’|’., N (ﬂ,m';%%;g}zfi 1l 11, derful l:eater on the market today !I"s' l l ;j l"i !;{ii With this stove you can heat all the il | CDEII?\S)EBOE‘ M| rooms in your house just like a furnace :j“':“ !l | Wﬂl!‘ i ,1,l and much better than a one “lunger” | Exll':l 1;‘ | *_“ljl ) ltl furnace, and with much less fuel than. ,31; il Sy 'l il a fumace. The Glow Boy is nicely SNI “ F“r I l!? finished in. baked walnut mahogany f\{*j?_ll_;:__ﬂ__.,.mm;_w U enamel---a beautiful finish that requires g\f“:”“i"’“‘““":{fa’\\\ no blacking, as easy to keep clean as Nl ”LL«‘LMQJ ll‘“\\\ a piece of fumiture. The Glow Boy ~[SSHUNTRMIMINI " will burn any kind of fuel. Shipping |NSfmllistusummE weight 630 pounds. Yeu areinvited @ Wi~ —© W to call and see the Glow Boy. - Weaver’s Hardware

“Laddie” next week.

Jersey Sweets 6 for 25cents at Stellar’s Friday and Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Adams are entertaining their new babe. L

Hemstitching and Picoting. Jennie Sheets Bartholomew. 26att

Wanted farm hand with family. Call phone 195 Ligonier. 30b4t*

John Bowers is featured in “Laddie” Gene Stratten Porters greatest story! o e, Misa Haset Nicholas is spending her vacation with friends in Elkhart.

“Laddie” by Gene Stratten Porter next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

Mrs. Fanny Caples of Klinger lake was a recent guest of Mrs. Maurice Hess. -

Miss Jessie Shock had her tonsils removed by Dr. Eby at Goshen Wednesday. i 7

Dr. Black reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merl Chiddister Sept. 33 1926. 5

Mrs. Lyman - Kilmer and her guest Mrs. Butler visited Elkhart and Wawasee this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm Watts at Syracuse Sunday.

Ed O’Connor formerly of Ligonier is reported dangerously ill at his room in Hotel Hattle Goshen. :

“Laddie” from- Gene Stratton Porter’s greatest movel - next Tuesday Wednesday Thursday at Crystal.

While in Ligonier Tuesday from his new home in Butler Rev. F. B. Parker was greeted by his many old friends.

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith of Elkhart have been guests this week at the Frank P. Wood cottdge at Wawasee. g :

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schlotterback havegone on an automobile trip tq Hicksville Ohio to attend the fair and visit friends. . ¢

The Lions Club met at noon today.“ for luncheon and to transact business at the American Cafe privatel dining room.

“Laddie” the greatest work of America’s best loved author. Gene Stratton Porter at Crystral next week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.

To accommodate the farmers we will clean seed wheat at 4 cents the bushel 25 bushels or over. Under 25 bushels $l.OO. Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. : 31a2t

Messrs and Mesdames Thomas A, and Martin V. Starr on their way from Goshen to Toledo stopped over Tuesday and paid the Banner a pleasant visit. : ;

The peals of laughter will be positively deafening when you see Partners Again with Potash and Perlmutter by Montague Glass at Crystal Sunday and Monday . ;

LADIES who can do plain sewing at home and want profitable spare time work. Write (Enclose stamp) to Homaid Dress Company, Amsterdam. N Y. : Ib2t

WANTED—Men or women onion pickers: one mile and a half south of Richville church $3 to $6 a day for pulling and topping omions. ‘C. E. Wiley. o / 30b2t*

Bake Sale

The Ladies Aid of the Burr Oak church will hold ‘a bake sale Saturday forenoon September 25 at the Jet, ‘White Groceteria. Dressed chickens will be offered at this sale. 21a2t

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Promotion Day.

. A special program will be renderd Sunday meorning at the U. B. Sunday School. The children that are promot-. ed will receive certificates. This will occur just at the close of the lesson period and occupy the time of thg preaching service. An invitation to all parents of children are urged to be present. ' . Program— [ — Song by the school. ek ‘Welcome—Mildred Nelson Piano Solo—Marie Snyder 5 Song by choir = Wy A Prayer—Rev. F. A. Risley . Song by Choir ' Sei Offering . ; by Reading—Richard Felton : ' Piano Duet—Helen- Cochran and Marcile Marker. ; Reading—Constance Felton ; Duet—Raymond Claudin and John Leming. " Reading—Everett Elijah : : Solo—Corrine Deardorff. _Presentation of Diplomas—Velma Deardorff Address—Rev. F. A. Risley Song by choir. Benediction J

Hymeneal.

Miss 'Josephige “Dovel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dovel and Harry Yoder son of Rev. and Mrs. Allen Yo~ der were united in marriage last Wed, nesday evening by Rev. Yoder in theg presence of the families and a few friends. Miss Neoma Irene Wortinger daughy ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wortinger of Benton townlship and Floyd Penrose son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Penrose of Goshen were united in marriage in the Solomon’s Creek church Saturday afternoon in the presence of a few near relatives and a few 'intimateg friends.—Millersburg Grit.

Candle Light Meeting.

~ The Christian Endeavor held a Candle Light meeting last Monday evening. This was the first meeting of the season and was led by Mrs. Bachelor. Since the president Irene Johnson has gone home the vice president Winifred Sutton will take charge of! the meetings. The next meeting will be held Monday evening at 7 o’clock Sept. 27 at the Presbyterian church.

Woollen at Kendallyille.

Wednesday eveniny September 29 Evans Woollen of Indianapolis short term democratic candidate for U. S, senator will deliver an address at the community building in Kendallville, Albert Stump long term candidate will at 9 o’clock tomorrow Friday evening speak at the same place after his address at Albion. Y 3

Trimming the Trees.

Chas. Pricé has the contract for cuttiny the weeds and trimminv the trees on both sides of the state road between Ligonier and Albion. H@ has finished his stunt from Ligonier to Wawaka. and is now on his way to Brimfield and thence will work to Albion. Hg does the work with a brush scythe.

i In ‘thie Stone Belt.

Messrs and Mesdames Clarence Wemple and W. H. Wigton arrived home Monday night from Bloomington. They visited their daughters Louisg Wemple and Emily Wigton at Indiang University an denjoyed the scenery in the stone' belt. : ¢

Strikes Bad Week.

For the first time in years Kendallville made a bad guess for their fair week. Bubbles and Hoosier Bell Ligonier steppers were booked to race today. Walter Wolf is a judge of swina at the fair. = b

Will Use Renovated Church. The Presbyterian church after a period of renovation will be opened for use Sunday next the 26th. ' ~ Sunday School at 9:30. Preaching service at 10:45. Let everybody come out and note the improvements. @

Back to St. Petersburg.

- Henry Israel and family left today for their winter home in St. Petersburg, Florida after spending a couple of months in this city. i

FOR SALE—Hard coal burner and 3 burner oil stove. Phone 99 30b4t*

_ ‘Jersey Sweets 6 for 25cents at Stellar’'s Priday and Saturday = ;

. Designing, ‘Hemstitching and picoting Jennie Shets Bartholomew. 28atf

Book your sales early. W. E. Gushwa, Auctioneer. Phone 851 LigoWer,. -0 oo 26b16t*

“Laddie” by Gene Stratten Porter next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. = - X Ll

Mrs. J. P. Owens of fhicago is visiti!’;g at the home of her sister-in-law Mrs. W. H. Clifford. i

~ Mrs. .Rogwell Ernhart of Chicago will remain with her ‘father €. R. Stansbury for a week or ten days. | EARN BOARD AND ROOM while attending the South Bend business College. Write for reservation. 29b5t*

The Social Hour will hold its firs fall meeting at theh ome of Mrs. ( {M. Wertz Friday evening Septembe 24, : Gy - All the mighty appeal of Gene Strat ten Porter at her best and greates That’s “Laddie” at Crystal next Tues day Wednesday and Thursday. L Lol L Begets - Barl Taylor found a Masonic charn on Cavin street Monday evening Owner can have same by. calling o Mr. Taylor and paying for this notice

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Coal With Extra Heat ~ Most any coal you may buy will burn, but only the better grades of Coal will give you the extra margin of ~ heat, which spellsthe big difference between economical and wasteful heating. Our Coals are the “extra heat” grades. Let us fill your bins today With‘g good coal. e WEIR'’S Hardware “The Winchester Store” = Coal

First Sale Announced.

George D. Foster today announced the date of his first fall community sale for Wednesday October 20. The merchants of the city will cooperate in making the occasion of these sales a special trade day. :

f Still Another Dollar. Mrs. Lena Wemple is one of the latest contributors to the George Long relief fund. She gave one dollar. ;

- Jersey Sweets 6 for 25cents at Stellar’s Friday and Saturday. \

“Laddie” by Gene Stratten Porter ne{zt Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. : 3

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Drop in our office next week. We lha,,ve sold a nutllber of properties ;',eloently to people who have a de’sire to 3own thelr own homes. People who beHove that Ligonier is the best place on eal‘th to live. We have pleased them and we feel sure we can please you. Drop in and let us show you what we l}\ave to offer. We are inever too busy to show pl'operties or give fuu details in regard to the properties that we have listed. _ : ‘Kimmell Realty Co. , Citizens Bank Building Ligonier, Indiana - Phone 800 :

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