Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 7B, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 March 1927 — Page 4

19%| Non-Taxable Indiana Bonds 5% tor Your March | Investments We have a limited ameunt of Con- v cret¢ Pavement Bonds, tax exempt, that we can sell you on a 5% basis. - This is a very attractive proposition . understand that these are non-taxable Indiana Concrete Pavement Bonds and at this attractive rate wil! only last a short time. Come in make your reservations for what bonds you might need. Remember the rate 54, to you, tax exempt Indiana Bonds, not stock. - The Mier State Bank

o iy . @H | fl( " You Should . j W see the e - Wondertul b Ve f\v We are offering - . in 9x12 Royal Axminster Rugs Also smaller sizes Housecleaning time is here. Should you need a rug or floor covering of avy kind it will pay you to visit our floor Covering department where you can select first class goods at - quite a saving. , ‘ 9. Weaver's Hardware

L Announces the Appointment of ' i f DENGILASER b - \;:_;‘- , ' i & | b ‘ As Associate Dealer of ‘ _ - LIGONIER, INDIANA . , ‘x, E are pleased to announce the appointment of this - ' new local dealer—a connection which admirably reflects the high standards Oakland has set for selling and ’, ~servicing its motor cars. | ; Lo .~ A cordial invitation is extended to you to call on our new ' dealer and examine the Greater Oakland Six, the car that ‘ ~is everywhere winning and holding increasing good will. = - Seealso its companion car,the New and Finer Pontiac Six—- ® @tNew Low Prices—which in itsfirst year more than doubled = . thebest previous production record of any new make ofcar. - And ask about the Pontiac Six De Luxe Delivery, the first low-priced six-cyliider complete delivery car in the world. Kinally, remember that this new Oakland-Pontiac dealer sells “Good Will” Used Cars—used cars that you can buy ‘ with full confidence that you will receive thoroughly ‘ dependable transportation. ' : | OAKLAND MOTOR CAR COMPANY, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN . | . OAKLAND SIX L. doNMACEE o % Y INN ELSIH S SO | b 10250298 ¢ (TISW9OB e . ; Al Prices wt Factory : o i

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Specials for Saturday ‘Fancy Bananas, 3 lbs. 25¢ . Fancy Spinach, per Ib. 15c¢ F ancy Tomatoes lb 17¢ Sack’s Bakery

New frocks—new millinery at the Foster Shop. S See Colleen Moore at Crystal to-‘ night. . Its great. - | FOR SALE—Seed OQOats 60c. Ralpn Eeverest Mjllersburg Ind. badt See Ed Tice f"or trucking. Phobe 23 on 3, Wawaka, Ind. Gdlfit” Wanted—Sewing, plain, prices reasomable. Mrs. C. Couts, 210 Grant street. b4t ~ Priscilla Dean and Arnold Gray in “West of Broadway” at Crystal Saturday. - - ) ‘ Wanted——Tenafit for Ilacre of strawberries 1% acre of raspberries balance of 4 acres in truck patch or ‘will let on shares. W. A. Ruple. - 7a2t

Class number 4 of Sparta Christian church at Kimmell will hold a bake gsale at he Jet White Groceretia Saturday morning April 2. 7224 The Blackaller Players will presenj “Pretty Papa” one of the funniest comedies ever written, also regular picture program. Big double - bill. Shows start at 7:30. Adm. 25 and 40¢, Plice your order for baby chicks with the Ligonier Hatchery, also custom hatching, $3.00 per hundred eggs. I have the latest type Petersime incubators. Come in and look them over. ~ Ligonier Hatchery, Phone 502 : 52btf Notice of Appointment. State of Indiana Noble County. SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Ethel Maggart deceased late of Noble County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Charles H. Dull Administrator of the estate of Ethel Maggaret, deceased. W. H. Wigton, Att'y. 7b3wW

» Obituary. M : _ Mrs. Mary L. Shearer was born Sept. 1853 in Ashtabula Ohio and died Mar, 26 1927 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Hill Toledo Ohio after a serious illness of about a month.

Soon after her birth her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mason Orrin Hubbard movl:d‘ to Indiana settling in Noble county where the family have since continued to make their home.

Mrs. Shearer was married to (he late Charles Shearer April 18 1874. To this union were born four children Mrs. S. M. Hill Toledo,” Mrs. E. G. Henkel Milwaukee, Ario Orrin Sheares Ligonier and Mrs. Carl Hostetter Ligs onier, all of whom survive their mother. Mrs. Shearer: was for many years a member of the Methodist church. Her kind and genial digposition won for her many warm frgnds. Her life as everyone knew it was eéxemplary for its service and sacrifice to others. - ; g

Baby Chicks at Weaver’s Hardware; The Blackaller Players at {rystal every Friday night. : For Sale—Large white Pekin duck eggs. Emmitt Smith. - ' 7adt Rose bushes and shubbery at the Weaver Hardware : . Dan Butts who has. been spending thewinter in Texas arrive here to visit Mr. and Mrs: Edd Banta. : e | New dresses—one hundred and fifty of them just in—all sizes and colors at the Foster Shop. e = Offlce Hours. ; The Assessor Hours at the Kimmell Realty Wednesday and Saturdays are: Stoll:30 A 0 - - ‘1t05:30 P.'M. 7 to 9 P M ; : . Notice to Water Takers. ; You are hereby notified that watep rents are due April Ist 1927 payable at the office of the city clerk. On all rents dne zud not paid on or hefore, April 20th a:penalty of ten percent will be added. ' All water reuts for 1927 are now due and must Le paid on or before April 20th. B Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. The office will be open Wednesday and Saturday evenings for the accommodation of the public. Thbt - Joseph C. Kimme!l City Clerk.

Dairy Day Meeting . Saturday il 9th Apnl 9t AR " 12\ ,) —— = il Y NP | 7 | . T —‘“(‘ | ‘\l ~\/ll!é,lf I'\ | || BV STI @ e s, W'l""’" | * - | S [Be . This Stbxié “wl'i‘ll Tifmd Dairf 'i)ay; Mecting on SATURDAY, APRIL 9thi. Instructive speaking and demonstrators—reskimming milk {with Delaval Separator. We want you here. ;Plygg-mmnggt ~v\vg"ek»._ 0 - Hardware

Garden Seeds at Weaver's Hardwara . Val Simshauser was a.Ligonier vi.itors last evening. - Colleen Moore in “It Must Be Dove” at Crystal tonight. . i : e Sacco fertilizer for your lawn and jlants Weaver’s hardware. Mrs. Peter Seitz has been very i at her home on the orth Side. | Mrs. George White is very ill suffering with infammatory rheumatism, Mrs. Ralph Connin and Mrs. P. O. Mason of Kendallville were in South Bend vesterday. e For Rent—Modern house, lights, bath, furnace. All in good shape. Enquire of C. R. Stansbury. 7a2t

New " hats—colors, styles and materials to suit every whim-or fancy. ’ Foster Shop. “Wolf’s Clothing” with Monte Biue also Lloyd Hamilton in a peach of a comedy at Crystal Sunday and Monday Just received a shipment of machinery for your inspection. J. Kettlebar 163 North street, phone 191. . : e Ibtf. Lost—Lady’s ‘No. 6 Waltham gold watch. Fipder Aplea,se notify Mrs. Jennie Drlain. That* Quality baby 'chicks, also custbni_ hatching. 'Get my prices before placing your order; Phone Kimmell 58S, W. W. Collett. : 51a20t*

Ecomony Chain Grocery ~ FREE One large loaf of Ward'’s Bread with each purchase of 2 loaves , Su‘g_ar; Fine Cane !0 Ibs for 65c¢ Peas and Corn, good 4 quality 10c

r.Ja Co., k. Jacobs & Co., ... o %‘. Easter is not far away and we are well pre- . ' | pared for your needs ' /4 Coatsand D e ~§} oatsand Dresses ‘fl‘ In attractive and beautiful styles, a very A%E large selection of all this seasons latest - ‘“\\} . showings. t = | ° We have paid special attention to R o e neerisof ‘ 7‘ L Juniors and Graduates ~ ~ Ladies Spring Hats é R = - All the new shapes and colors SILK AND WASH SILK A full line of pliu'n"énd lancy silks. A nice selection * .- | , of l?aybn’s; Crepes and English prints - i /‘_J’ ; il HOSIERY . HOSIERY /i;.v,fi?% F L . Allthe new- shades S R -~ MUNSING UNDERWEAR (e 'y A complete stock of their rilk underwear, silk vests, = {GMuNy silk bloomers, silk step-ins, silk union [suits, silk ted- . ~ A c o 0 -dies, ,silk gowns e s ~° RUGS AND LINOLEUM C L (o , '7;L3f§¢sf selection a the lowest prices A T L T e R " Dry Goods, Cloaks, Dresses; Hats, Rugs, etc. =~

" Mr. and Mrs. Carey Jeffries and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jeffries are in Chrubusco today attending the funeral of their uncle George W. Burden. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. . : Sunday school 9:46 A M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Wednesday evenisg testimonial neeting 8:00 P. M, * : Everybody walcome.

nds Saturday Sale closes Satvrday. Take ad- i vantage of the many bargains. Paint Demonstration We will have a factory paint man with us Friday and Saturday. He will be glad co talk over your paint problems with you. Bring your paint coupon Friday and get a free can of varnish. e Coleman Demonstration See the new Coleman Gas Pressure stove :demonstrated Friday and Saturday by a factory salesman. Let us explainthe remark able features of the new Coleman See this stove before you purchase ANY new stove. Use coupon and secure a wick for any stove for 15¢ Saturday. ~ Sale Ends Saturday WEIR'S - The WINCHESTER Store ,

- First Presbytertan Church. ' Cavin Street . 5 Rev: G. H. Bacheler, Pastor Residence 818 W 3rd St. ' Telephone 345. a » - Services . Sunday School 9:30 A. M. = Men’s Class 9:30 A. M. 3 Preaching Service 10:45 A. M. Vesper Service 5:00 P. M. Y. P. S. C. E. Monday 7:00 P. M. Mid weekk service Wed. 7:15 P. M.