Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 29B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 September 1927 — Page 4

Canning anning _ eSi iR . -~ Supplies Naw is the season. for canning. You will find here all kinds of supplieé—-f\/lason Jars, jars wih wire fastenings, jelly glasses stone jars all fizes, can rubbers, caps, N sealing wax, Parowax; can- F ning racks, grreserving ket- | | tles in Enamel and Alumin- ~@gmf e Canning fruit 13 hot work 2;‘ =] unless yop have a good PERGECTION OIL STOVE-they do wonders. Hereis a tboaght--with a good Perfection Stove in the home you can do away with your old steel r nge. | : A Weaver’'s Hardware

SATURDAY sy - Two ’ Big Specials DON'T MISS THEM m"s Variéty Store

Beonomy Chain Grocery “We Sell for Much Less’ | FRIDAV AND SATURDAY SPECIALS

| Head Lettuce, fancy | " heads 10c¢ . % ’ { Fine Cane 10 Ibs.. 65¢ PG SOAP | 10 bars 35¢ SUN MAID RAISINS 2 boxes2s¢ VANCAMPS BEANS 3 cans 25¢

Perfect Kansas Flour $1.14 iconomy Ghain Grocery

California Grapes, Large - Aledh - MAXWELL HOUSE ~ Coffee 42¢ h. Kelloges Corn Flakes Large, 2 boxes; 23c SHREADDED WHEAT : 3 packages 29¢ TOMATO SOUP | 3 cans 25¢ |

Norma Shearer at Crystal tonight. WANTED—Washings. Call 340. . ‘ 28b4t See “Mother” with Belle Bennett tonight. : '

Call Chet Hile for local and long distance hauling, phone 440. . 424

“Cradle Smatchers” is a laugh riot at Crystal Sunday and Mondsy.

City Clerk and Mrs. J. C. Kimmell drove over to Goshen Tuesday afternoon and visited friends.

- Mary Jane Lundy returned homse from a visit with relatives in Goshen Monday night after a week’s visit. . |

' Mrs. Maggie Hankie of Bremen came Tuesdday to spend several days at the ‘has Hinderer home. -

For rent seven room house on East Fifth street. Inquire of William Mil, jor. . : 29bt]

~ There will be preaching services at the Richville church Sunday morning following Sunday school. ,

- The Tri-City Band will furnish music for the celebration at Millersburg next Monday Labor bay.

The D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. W. H. Bender Tuesday September 6 and a full attendance is desired.

Miss Nina Buckles submitted to a tonsil operation Tuesday morning in the emergency hospital of Dr. Lane,

“Cradle Snatchers” the smarterst and sauciest comedy drama jever screened at Crystal Sunday and Monday. v g

Sam Kuhns who has been employed in Detroit during the summer has been in Ligonier this week. He will spend the winter in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer-Herald entertain ed at their Elkhart township home thig week Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Berkey and son of Coldwater, Michigan. i

Mrs. Wm. Bobeck, Mrs. Chas. Hinderer and daughter Lucille and Miss Treva spent several days with friends in Waterloo the past week. :

Miss Virginia Gentry accompanied Robert Wigton on his trip to Indianapolis when he went with the family car after his mother and sisters.

Mrs. Henry Snyder had as Sunday dinner guests Rev. and Mrs. Hutsinpiller of Benton and Mrs. M. Hutsinpiller and daughter of North Dakota.

~Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewing, Miss Thelma Hudelmyer of Walkerton and Miss Frieda Burger of South Bend were Sunday guests at the Lundy home.

‘Arnold Beckner and Glen Owen returned from a trip to southern Ind,, the first of the week and spent Saturday and Sunday with Glen’s parents in in Greentown. They took in a carnival in that place. :

Judicious Coughing

~ The English clergyman who, in be«€inning his sermon, asked the congre.gation to coligh only at the end of sentences, was heard, let us hope, in com- - parative silence. His idea was a good ~one, and it is capable of extension. The bronchial audience so often in attendance at operas and concerts might well cough, but it can usually be controlled, except in severe cases by a little will power.—Philadelphia Inquirer,

Plants Given New Life

Faded flowers and plants are being revived by artificial’ sunlight in London. One restaurant has a “sunlight lamp” for the benefit of sickly plants, and bouquets of patrons are refreshed while they dine. A wild orchid returned to bloom after eight hours of the healing rays. ;

Cortez’ Great Victory

» CQCortez, on July 7, 1520, decided the fate of Mexico by his victorious battle at, Otumba. After subjecting the neighboring provinces he ‘marched a ~Becond time sagainst Mexico, which, _after a gallant defense lasting several months, was retaken,

Longest Bridge

The world’s longest highway bridge is across Mobile bay in Alabama, It's the Cochrane bridge, stretching for ten and half miles and costing $2,500,000. It eliminates part of the ferrying that tourists along the old Spannish trail had to endure. ! The Wrong Object

What riches of mind and spirit are we allowing to run to waste in the talents of our youth.through urging and ever urging them, not by our words, but by our examples, to go after the money prizes of life.—Boston Globe. s ‘

Mental Mustache-Cup

“What most men need,” sayy the author of “The Philosophy of Things,” a recent book, “is a mental strainer to keep out second-rate thoughts.” This should hearten the man with “a mind like a sieve”—Farm and Fireside.

Famous Navigator

John Cabot was an Italian navlgator sailing under the English flag. 'His native nhme was Giovanni Cabot and he was born in Genoa.’ He re,moved to Venice at an early age, ' where he acquired citizenship.

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- NOTICE T 0 DEFENDAI(TS.' State of Indiana, Noble County, ss In the Noble Circuit Court October Term, 1927. 4 . To Quiet title to real estate. Harry Spurgeon, ea al. VB. . . Henry Cornet, et al. i

Comes now the plaintiffs by Bothwell and Vanderford, their attorneys, and file their complaint herein togeth, er with the affidavit of a competent person that the residence, upon diligent; inquiry, is' unknown of the following named defendants, to-wit: Henry Cornet, Joseph Abrams, Vada {Bocher. Williar? Bocher, Elmer Wallace, Walter Wallace, Wilbur Wallace, Hazel Emerick, Walfer Emerick, John Bernard Wood, Willard Moore; that the names of the defendants are unknown and that they are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indi, ana sued in this action by the follow-] ing names and designations, to-wit: “the unkflown husbands and wives, re; spectively, of each and all of the following persons, to-wit: Henry Cornet} Joseph Abrams; Elmer Wallace, Walter Wallace, Wilber Wallace John Bernard Wood Willard Moore the names of all of whom areu nknown td plaintiff ; the unknown widowers and widows the unknown children, des, cendants and heirs surviving spouse) creditors and administrators of the estate, devisees, legatees, trustees ang executors of the last will and testa;

ment, successors in interest and assigns, respectively, of each of the following named and designated deceased persons, to-wit: Henry Cornet, Joseph Abrams, John Bernard Wood, the names of all of whom are unknown to, plaintiffs; all of the women once known by any of the names and designations above' stated, whose names ‘may have been ‘changed and who arg ‘now known by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintitfs;! all persons and corporations who asgert or micht assert any title, claim or interest in, or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under, or through any of the defendants to this action named, desoribed and designated-in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to ‘plaintiffs”; that the following named defendants - are mnonresidents of the State of Idiana, to-

wit: Curtis Green, Leona Green, Hugh Hicks, Sena Hicks, Anna Francisco, James Francisco, Faye Kline, Irvin Kline Hohart C. Green, Merle Green, Velma Robison, Lloyd Robison, Elsie Henderson, Ralph Henderson, Etta Myers, Velma Holler, Frank Holler, Lloyd Spurgeon, Evelyn Spurgeon, Alice Spurgeon, Jerome Probst, Sadie ‘Probst, Nettie Kinnison Ora Kinnison, Lucy Probst Oliver Spurgeon, Florence Spurgeon, Hazel Spurgeon, Herman Spurgeon, <Cora Spurgeon, Ernest, Spurgeon, Grace Mawhorter, Walter, Mawhorter, Katie Max, Charles Max, Banks Spurgeon, Irene Spurgeon, Harry Spurgeon, Jr., Merrill Spurgeon, Maud Thompson, Essie Foley, Arthur Foley, Roy Spurgeon, Laurg Spurgeon, William Archer, Cora Ary cer, Lulu Mahood, William Mahood, Martha Rikenberger; that said action, 4s for the purpose of quieting title tu real estate in the State of Indiana; that a cuase of action exists against all of said defendants; that all of said defendants are necessary parties tq said action and that they are believed to 'be non-residents of the fState- of Indiana. :

| The following real estate in Noble County, State of Indiana is described in said complaint, to-wit: commencing at the northeast corner of the west half of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section sixteen, township thirty four north, range eight east, thence west twenty rods, thence south eight rods thence east twenty rods thence north eight rods to the place of beginning; also commencing twenty three rods and twelve feet west.of the southwest corner of the east half, of the north half of sec‘tion seventeen, township and range aforesaid thence running north thirty eight rods- and sfi feet thence west seventeen rods and three feet thence south . thirty eight rods and six feet, thence east seventeen rods and three feet, to the place of beginning. |

This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to the real estate above described as against all demands, claim and claimants whatsoever.

_ Notice is therefore hereby given s%d defendants “that unless they be and appear on the 23rd judicial day of the October 1927, Term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, being the 28th day of October 1927, to be begun and holden on.the 3rd day of October 1927 in the Court House in the town of Albion in said WNoble county in the State of Indiana and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence.

© In witiess whereof I hereunto set may hand and affix the seal of said court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the town of Albion, Indiana this Ist day of September, 1927. = (Seal) Frances M. Beane Clerk ~ of the Noble Circuit Court. Bothwell & Vanderford ; i Ligonier, Indiana, ’ tAotrneys for Plaintiffs. 29b3w

"Mrs. Ora Dill of this ¢ity attended the Graves family reunion at the Wolf Lake home of Arthur Graves last Sunday. Member of the fam#ly came from Ohio, Michigan+and Wisconsin to be presegt. ¢ . L

’ Now is the time to pay your Banmer sabsgcription—DO IT NOW! .

- Notice to Patrons. | I desire to announce to my patrons that I will be out of the city on September §, 6, and 7 ah* they will govern themselves accordingly. . s ¢ Artold Elson “Mother” a truly fime picture at Crystal tonight. _ L PSR . - Mrs. S. C. Sackett went to Albion Wednesday to visit friends. “Mother” a supreme tribute to Motherhood. A fine picture tonight.

See W. H. Casey for shoe repair work .at his apartment on South Cavin street. - - 28atf For Sale—Pickles leave order with Merle Chiddister 309 N. Main St. Ligonier. : : 29a2t* See Monte Blue in “The Black Diamond, Express” at Crystal Friday and Saturday. 60l i : FOR SALE-Dry Oak and hickory ‘wood. Enquire Peter Regula cor phone !Kimmell exchange. 29a8t* Farmers claim the generous shower Monday night helped the corn ang potatoes to mature. - : v'lM}rs.;_’Wm Kunce attended the Yea-ger-Hull reunion at North Webster on Thursday of last week. ;

Mrs. H. C. Gangwer and little daughter are in White Pigeon Mich., this 'week visiting relatives. e The ofticers of the W. R. C. will meet at the hall at 7:15 this evening for’'special dzrill, work. - - | Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kunce and daughter called on George Kunce and ‘family near Helmer Sunday. v Miss Louise Firestone is at South Bend this week visiting in the home of her sister Mrs. Lee Smith. ‘ FOR Sale at'a bargain Studebaker Light »Six roadster. = Blazed Trail ‘Garage. o : % 29btf’ ‘Marcus Helioch ahd son Harry and family of LaPorte will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Sol Henoch in this city. <

-Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kunce and daughter will spend the weekend and lLabor day visiting relatives in Hunting» ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Werick returned Monday from Liberty Center Ohio, where they attended the Werick family reution.. .

Miss Mildred Hontz has returned to her home at Kendallville after .visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. Elza Firestone. o :

Watch your husband, he may be chicken hunting instead of duck hunting. See “Cradle Snatchers’” at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Tom Kelley arrived home from Chi, cago Tunesday evening. While thergq he visited Will Kelley and family and Mrs. Alma Kelley and son Tom.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leming arc home from a pleasant visit of fouy days in Toldeo. Mr. Leming says In diana crops are far better than thosc he noted in Ohio.

~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Weir and Mrs; C. E. Hoagland drove to LaGrange today to attend the funeral of Charles, ‘W. Parker a former resident of Laj Grange who died in Elkhart. !

WANTED—Women between 21 and 50 years of age to take course in nursing. High School educatiomr not reiquired, small salary while learning. Dr. Bonnell M. Souder hospital, 206 W. 7th St. Auburn, Indiana. 24b3t | Obituary ~ On Decoration Day 1842 there came into the home of Wm. and Mercy S, Sackett their third son Stephen Hyde Sackett and after 85 years 2 monthd and 22 days of life’s service passed away at the home of his daughter Mrs. Sidney Slabaugh on August 22nd 1927. i ' He was the last of a family of three sons and two daughters to answer,_the call that comes to us all.

On December Bth 1869 he was united in marriage with Emily Ramsby and td this union were born four sons and four daughters. * The wife and mother was taken away from the home April 23rd 188§ and four of the children have pre, ceeded the ‘father as well. ~Of theése thére remam Fletcher, Mrs, Sidney Slabaugh, and Ledger of Ligonier and Will H. of Ogden, {Jtah and with these five grandchildren. <

Born and living there'or closely adjacent in Eden township LaGrange county Indiana while this country was a wilderness and very few isettlers a man of wide acquaintance and keen faculties almost,to the very end of hig long life he had heen a* witness to g wonderful transformation of home lifg and development of country and peopld The funeral was held at the Slay baugh home Wednesday agernoon con ducted by Rew. F. A. Risley with burial in the family lot at Salem. - Testimonal of Appreciation.

We take this method of thanking all who showed us sympathy rendered assistance’ and gave- flowers in our great bereavement by fhe death of our father S. H. Sackett. » Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slabaugh Mr. and‘Mps. F. H. Sackett = . Mr. and Mre. Wilt Sackett. Ledger Sackett. :

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Are Your Tires Good enough for that trip o oneXESENdIy How about the top or curtains - Derr Koontz TOP and TIRE SHOP 107 S. Cavin St.

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