Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 49A, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 January 1928 — Page 4

1 J | 5. 9 ] Now We'rein the Air If vou want to start the new year right, with a good big heart laugh, Don’t miss this one—its a riof. TUES., WED., THURS., JAN. 3-1-5 The Heart ot Maryland Dolores Costello is featured in this great drama of the civil war fame, I'guwvid Belasco’s famous stage sucs cess. Ilts historical, spectacular) tremendously draniatic and a fine production. FRI. and SAT., JAN. 6 and 7. Nevada From Zane Grey’s story, starring Gary Cooper and Thelma Todd. A Paramount western that is different. SUN. and MON., JAN 8 and 9. . y . = Figures Don’t Lie With Beautiful Ister Ralstpn. She’s one blonde they all prefer, and there’'s a reason—this is an extra fine comedy—see it. TUES., WED.. THURS., JAN 10-11-12 John Barrymore in The Beloved Rogue America’'s greatest actor in a classie of the screen,

Guest Coupon Good With One Paid Admission on Monday

| FINGER’S January prices now in effect, ranging from 1-3 to 1-2 off on all fur coats. Buy where the merchandise is as dependable and reliable fas the guarantee. Collar and cuff sets and chokers at 1-2 price. Your old furs remodeled into chokers is one of our specia]ties. Fur and cloth garments relined and remodelqd. THIS WEEKS SPECIAL-—NORTHERN - SEAL, BEAUTIFULLY LINED, i » SELF-TRIM Childrens fur coats, sizes 2 to 8..:...........522.50 this week ' OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 116 Jefferson St. | Phone 2345 ELKHART, INDIANA

JAN. st the twelfth regular ' quarterly dividend of - . $1.75 per share , to PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS of ~ INDIANA & MICH-_ - IGAN ELECTRIC CO.

Exchange Visits. ' . Burley and Raymond Miller with their families came from South Bend and visited their parents Mr. and Mys. Chauncey Miller during the holidays. The parents returned thg visit Sunday. : 5 Mrs. Charles H. Clark was rtaken,', for treatment to a Chicago hospital ona day last week. : ' 1 Mrs. Harry Gilbert is entertaining a niece Miss Elizabeth Magor of Ft. ‘Wayne this week. ; ; Jason Newell, 85, for 70 years 3 resident of LaGrange died siiddenly at his home Friday. ' i e _ “Now We're in the Air”’ with Berry and Hatton, the screen’s greatest comedy team at Crystal tonight. Air. and Mrs. C. F. Green entertained for dinner New Year’s evening Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Inks and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Loy. ‘ City Clerk and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel} enjoyed a fish fry Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. White. - Miss Mary Benfer, who has been the guest of her-aunt Mrs. C. F. Green Icft for New York city Saturday evening. Miss Hortense Christner and the Misses Ella and Daisy Joray were dinner guests New Years Day of Mrs Jennie Drain. After a week’s visit with her par: ents and friends Mrs. A. J. Dillon and children left last Friday for their lhome at Culver. A ¢ Mrs. John Wilson of Larwell sustained painful burns on her arm, faca and hair Tuesday when she threw a, gireasy rag into the Kkitchen stove. A decision on the rebuliding of the Grand Leader department store build 4 ing at Fort Wayne, through which g $300,000 fire swept Friday night will .be announced soon. : ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stuff have purchased of Charles Heerman, administrator, the old homestead farm in Elkhart township of William Stuff.

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Render Large Judgment. Judge Arthur Biggs of the Whitley circuit court Thursday afternoon ori dered the dance hall and acre of land on which it stands at Lorane sold under doreclosure proceedings. The sale will be a sheriff’s sale conducted by J. M. Haynes . This was done to satisfy liens amounting to fully 112,000 against the real estate. ; ‘ Joint Meeting. ' ~ There will be a joint meeting of the Farm Bureau and Home Division at the Centralized sehool Thursday evening. This is the regular annual meeting. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches, jello and coffee will bq served. KEach member is requested to bring table service. Ends Life at Constantine : Claude Calhoun age 48 who lived alone west of Constantine shot himself in the head Monday afternoon aft 3 o'clock bringing instant death. Heg was unmarried. For some time he had been in ill health and is said to have feared a mental breakdown. Ohio Deadline On Motor License Indiana motorists may use their 1927 licenses in Ohio until February 1 Secretary of -State Fred Schortemeier announced. Ohio has agreeqd not to prosecute tardy motorists until that date he said. : HID WEALTH UNDER CARPET Lodger in New York Rooming House Had Considerable Sum Put Apart From Prying Eyes.

Three bank books, showing a bal« ance of $5,000, including accrued inters est, were found and turned over to the public administrator of New York city by Mrs, Juliet O’Keefe of 679 East One Hundred and Seventy-ninth street, The Bronx. : The books were found underneath a carpet in Mrs. O’Keefe’s home, and at the suggestion of her brother, who is & lawyer, Edward J. Kiely of 357 Ful. ton street, Jamaica, Mrs. O'Keefe transferred them to the administrator, The name in the books show that they belonged to Thomas Griffin, one of Mrs. O’Keefe’'s boarders when she ran a large boarding house twelve years ago, at 129 East One Hundred and. Fiftieth street. Griffin was a street car conductor and had come from Salem. On May 25, 1903, he was taken to Fordham hospital, seriously ill, and he died there after an operation. He did not reveal the presence of the bank books. A Mrs. O'Ke'efe says he was always reticent with her and his fellow board. ers regarding himself and his relatives. ; : G “The day before he died I called at the hospital and asked him if he wished me to communicate with any relatives or friends,” said Mrs. O’Keefe. “He replied he had none, and gave me no hint of the hidden bank books.” - The bank books will be held for rel atives of the dead man, if any may be found. : o WOULD DO FOR THE RABBITS ©Old Gun Effective Enough Since the » Animals Did Not Know of its < Condition. Colonel Preston of Grand Bea,ehl "Me., tells this story about a new, chauffeur he added to his household this year. Pat's knowledge of auto mechanics is surprising, but like many another man he despises his vocation and yearns to be a sportsman. The colonel possesses a .collection of firearms of which he is proud and this has been & continual attraction for Pat, who spends much of his spare time gazing in admiration at the guns in their glass cases and gently fingering them with loving care when permitted to polish them. ' One day he came to the colonel very bashfully and inquired, “Colonel, dear, would yez be lettin’ me hov th’ loan av this wan for this afternoon?” The piece was an old muzzle-loader of Civil war days, and his master, thinking that Pat wanted to play a joke on some one, and knowing that the gun could not possibly be fired, readily consented: : Toward evening he observed Pat, arrayed in full automobile toggery, trudging off toward the woods .with the gun on his shoulder. “Where are you going, Pat?” asked the colonel. “Shure, sir, an’ O'm goin’ ter hunt‘ rabbits in th’ woods beyant.” | “But that gun is no good; it has been out of order for 20 years!” j “Faith thot may be, sir; but llmn‘ th’ rabbits won't know thot!” i

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s TR ESSEX -—— o New Model ils Now on Display In the + Show Room of the Local Dealers . ~ Elijah & Roe. Advanced style is the outstanding change in the larger and roomier Essex Super-Six which makes itd appearance for the first time today at the show room of Elijah & Roe} [the local dealers. _ | In line and color and in details of style and finish the local HudsonEssex dealers regard these as thd finest Essex Super-Six models they have ever had to present. Beginning at the front, the new Essex has a higher and more slender raditor, the effects being heightened by vertical ‘shutters. Thése ard lacquered to match the lower body color of each car. Surrounding the radiator is 3 classic winged figure suggesting fleetness. The motormeter has been removed to the dash. New head, lamps "are of colonial design, and saddle sidelamps, minitures of the headlamps, are mounted on nickeled brackets at the cowl. Completing g distinctive front end appearance, thg new Hssex fenders sweep widely ouf over the wheels; front body pillarg are extra narrow, and a short, smart visor is fitted. Many other changes have been effected which make the new Essex one of the smartest looking cars on the market.

Presbyterian Church Notes. . “The Bend in the Road” was the theme of the Communion Meditation yesterday morning as being suited to the new year. The musical program. was carried out as announced.. . This week we resume the Christian Endeavor and mid-week meetings, Monday and Wednesday evénings respectively. A larger attendance ig needed at both these services and now is a good time to begin with attendance. : The church extends a New Year's greeting to all its members and members of the congregation and asks fo rtheir loyalty and help through 1928 may be a ‘more spiritually profitable year than any which preceded it, U. B. Church Notes. Yesterday's storm and blizzard put the damper on all church services. Only 50 braved the elements Sunday, and last night only 20 reached the Methodist church for the iinfon service. But no one can he blamed very much and especially the people from the country. ] There will be no meeting of the 1. B A U B'B U class tonight. Because of weather and because the * janitor has -been working extra }hours we will postpone the mesting of official board and have it in connection with the prayer service on Wednesday evening. = , - ‘Woman’s Missionary soclety will meet Tuesday evening at the church. Mrs. Edwin Smith is leader.

~ Lad Dies of Injuries Injuries sustained a week ago Wednesday while engaged in play in tha gymnasium at the Wayne Center school resulted -in death early Friday morning for James Leo Brown age 14 years son of Mr. and Mrs, James Brown residing six and onehalf miles north of this city. Tha youth died at 3 o’clock this morning at the aScred Heart hospital Garrett following an operation which he underwent a few hours before. The lad a pupil at the Wayne Cen-+ ter school was playing in the gymnasium at the school with other schoolmates Wednesday December 21 and during play tripped and fell tg 'the floor causing a severe abdominal injury. Adhesions developed and his condition soon after became serious. Was Happy Gathering. | The Wawaka correspondent says: Mr. and Mrs. John Stiffner near theé }Golden bridge gave a delightful IChristmas and. home coming .dinnex to their children® and families at which Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith, Mr. and’ Mrs. Clyde Stiffner and family, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Spurgeon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spurgeon and children of Ligonier were present, ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith werd not present bécause they spent thg day with their little son Raymond, 3§ pationet in the fresh air sanitarium, whose day was brightened also by g big box of delicious goodies from the, Tolks here. i

: The New Pontiac. ; Ben Glaser, -the local dealer for the Oakland and Pontiac automobiled has received a new Pontiac which id now on display at his sales room in Ligonier. The new model. is equipped with four-wheel brakes and many* other new features of design and the six cylinder performance is even more impressive than thas which has made the Pontiac Six famous. : . Notice to Water Takers. ' You are hereby notified that watev rents are due January Ist, 1928, pay: able at the office of the city clerk on all rents due and not paid on-or before January 20th a penalty of ten per cent will be added. = ° * All water rents for 1927 are now due and’ must be paid on or beford danugly pote. - oo “Officé hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. " ‘The office will be open “Wednesday and Saturday evenings for the accom. modation of the publie. - - 39a6t ~ Jospeh C. Kimmell; City Clerly et oo ‘ « ‘ : -~ Pag-your. Banner subscriptions. -

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