Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 2B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 February 1928 — Page 4

e ‘Removal Sale On March 1 will move to new L.(?ctation Commencing Saturday Feb. 11 will offer my entire stock of e | Rubber At Reduced Prices

Now lis the time to get good shoes at bargain prices. -

Newton - . Shoe Store .

o A 8 TA /\"L ‘ N e ‘:-:"\",i’*",.f'; oy 45 G MRS | vy . . W The Fire Demon hates wires when these wires are properly installed and properly used. Wires give us light and heat without flame. They help us call the fire department” They make it easy to get insurance. VTHIS IS YOUR AGENCY OF Tif{R HARTFORD FIRE INSUR.AN.CE COMPANY. : Kimmell Realty Co. Office First Floor Citizens Bank > Building, Phone 800 s o LIGNIER, INDIANA

O. A. BILLMAN Wiad Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling Phone 333 LIGONIER Next door to Ford Garage'

There are all kinds of cheap printing—butnoneof it is really cheap—at least not on a basis of value. Cheap stuff is usually worth almost what it costs. Our printing isn’t the cheapest you can det, but it’s as good as the best.

: Dinner Bridge ; ‘Mrs. C. G. Keehn entertained sizteen ladies at six o'glock dinner at her home Wednesday evening in compliment to her guest Mrs. C. A. Woody ruff of Détroit . There were tables of bridge at which game Mrs. Will Sack won first prize and Mrs. John Slutz second. A prize was given the honor guest Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. Otis Nus 3 baum and Mrs. Maurice Brubaker were here from Fort Wayne.

- Apother Car Wrecked While driving to the city this forenoon on the North river road in her Ford coupe Mrs. Anna Summers had a collision with a Perry township school hack driven by James Simpson and wrecked her car. In order to evade a collision Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Hubbartt of Benton who were following the Summers car swerved with their Ford sedan and came near going into the river.

" Three Children Die. ! Three children were burned to death in a fire which destroyed the home of Reuben Stork a farmer residing 11 miles southwest of Flint Michigan. - Emma Stork 12 years old and Betty Stork 5 whose charred bodies werg found in the ruins of the dwelling and Irving Stork 9 who died early today from burns he received. ey

Cireus Giant at Elkhart Jack Earle 21 of ElPaso Texas stop ped off at the Elkhart depot Monday afternoon while enroute to his home lohg enough to look over the town. Hc | stands eight feet six inches tall and weights 300 pounds and literally speaking is the biggest individual human attraction on the Ringling Bro thers-Barnum and Bailey circus during the summer. . ' ' - School Party - : - The Senior Class of the Ligonier HHigh School entertained the -faculty and all of the pupils of the school at the Eagles Hall Wednesday evening, ‘The time was spent in dancing and games. iLght refreshments consisting !of punch and wafers wére served. It }was a most enjoyabTe “get-together” occasion. . .

Parchesi Party. Mrs. George oLngenecker entertain a few friends at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank McDaniel Monday evening. After a number of games of parchesi which caused much merriment a very delivious lunch was served. : sl

A blue eyed six weeks old baby giril is being taken care of in a hospital today after it was found in a parked automobile at Indianapolis by Dr. _. E. Guedel The child was wearing a dainty hand embroidered white dress of expensive cloth. {

Helen Crothers of near Burr OQak was honored on her birthday anniversary .Saturday evening by her mother who invited in a number of friends to help here celebrate the occasion:. It was a surprise party.

Mrs. Schuyler Sackett and Mrs. Charles Jackson entertained the members of their circle at the Sackett home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Logan Winebrenner of Albion was an out of town guest. ‘ :

Mrs Frank Wood and Mrs. Rudy Miller of Topeka entertained the missionary society of the Presbyterian church at the Wood home this afternoon.

The Bi-weekly Pedro Club will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelley this evening. The club is composed of six couples.

Emanuel Horner of Kendallville was a guest this week of his daughter Mrs, Earl Kline and family,

Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the friends who stood by us during the sickness and death of our wife and sister also for the kind expressions of sympathy and foy the beautiful floral tributes. ' Charles: Milner - Oliver Benfer and family. Ed Benfer and wife. ' '

'GOOD PLUMBING 1S THE VERY THING — | TO MAKE YOU HAPPIER THIS | SPRING NS , f\, S PLUMBING }\ ""’ ——Tern BFishers——

In the springtime everybody and his brother and his cousin + Bill are looking for happiness One way to make certain that you're going to enjoy this season of the year is to install some good, deépendable plumbing. If you're going to build ~ this spring it would pay you to talk over the specifications with us. - ' : e Vern Fisher ~ Phone. 210 Ligonier, Ind.

: ~ Christian Chureh. We made gains in every class last Sunday Junior department gainted 10 Workers Class 3, Boosters 2. Corinthian 2. Kumjoynus 8 Gleaners 5 Cradle roll 1. If we can have.a lke galn Sunday we will be .doing fine. Watch {the contest between the Corinthians and the Kumjoynus. Something doing. } There was also a gain at the morning worship hour. We are happy tg see these evidences of a growing life, Let us put over the year’s budget this wek if possible. Decide what your part of the budget is and drop your pledge in the collection.

Christian Endeavor at 6 P. M. last Sunday was consecration service and each one responded to their name, Two new members were added. Roy Moody leader next Sunday. Triangle Club at Mrs. Jacksons Fri'day after school. We hope every mem-+ ber will be present. The club is doing«} fine but seven months of the year is gone. If we reach our gdal we must work. We can reach it. The Gleaner Class was entertained at the home of the pastor and wife Tuesday evening. A general good time was enjoyed by all. The class pledged £250 on the budget. Who will beat it? Mrs. Ray Wolf assisted Mrs. Grisso in entertaining. - The pastor filled Rev. Anderson’s place at the Centeralized school Wednesday and talked to the school on ‘“The Great Magnet” It is a very pleasant half hour once a week that we as pastors enjoy with these chil, dren. As older people we ought to take more interest in our schools. ~ Preaching service at 7P M. Sunday. Good music and brief sermon.

M. E. Church Notices, ‘ A Pot Luck Supper this evening at the church. We would be glad to see a large number of friends and members of the church present. After the supper there will be a meeting of gens eral interest to all the members and friends of the church. So be sure and come. : ' ;

Sunday School at 9:30 . Edward Bourie Supt. Last Sunday there was a fine crowd and a good spirit. Let ug keep it up. | Preaching Service at 10:45 Sermon by the Pastor. ’ Epworth League at 6:00. The 'Study Book, “The Christ of the Indian Road” Let our young people and all others that are interested in the work. of our Young people be present. Public Worship at 7:00 Sermon by the Pastor. .

Adrain Vondersmith will sing at the morning service. : You are welcome to all the serviced of this church. We are here to serve the community in any way that we can do so. The church invites the people of the Community to its various services. :

U. B. Church Notes. 9:30 Sunday School. Debarring January 18t our January average wasg 183. Let us make February the highest average this year. 10:45 Sermon ‘“Precious Things in God’s Kingdom” Junior Leader Paul Brill 4:00 Christian Endeavor. Leader Pauline Brill. G 7:00 Woman's Missionary Association celebrate their Jubilee Year in Northern Indiana . This celebration will consist of the regular devotions, the history of both the Missionary Society of the local church an dthe Otterbein Guild and the Pageant “Lighted .to Lighten” dnterspersed with hymns. Otterbein Guild night. ’ Loyal Women’s social hour. : Wednesday Prayer sérvice. - Christian Endeavor Bake ‘Sale 2af Jet White Groceteria February 18. Take notice Friday evening February 10. Final rehearsal for pageant with choir. Every one bring your flash lights. = ‘ Remember that Sunday is the timg for a liberal offering for the Seminary.

: Presbyterian C. E. Notes Our C. E. meeting of Monday evening was one of the best of the year. 37 members were present. Mary Jane Lundy as leader gave a very interesting talk Walter Schrock gave a fine reading. The discussion was heartily entered into by all present. It being ‘Consecration night roll call was read and responded too. Buryl Taylor the president was voted as delegate from the Society to the conference of Christian Education at Indianapolis Feb 14 and 15. Next Monday evening the Society will be entertaned at the home of Mrs. Z. Bilmire. Our recently organized C. E. orchestra under the directorship of Arthur Reed played for the first time Sunday evening: > This is another help to our Society as well as the young people and wé hope the parents will stand right back of it. : = ; Orchestra rehearsal tonight at church. Everybody be present.

Presbyterian Churcl Notes Mrs. W. H. Wigton will arrange the musical program for Sunday Feb. 12, Solos by Miss Mitchell and Olin Arbaugh will be the features of the morn ing service and a solo by Janis Sedgwick in the vesper service. You will ‘be welcome to all our services includs ing the S. S. ; 5 Last Sunday Mrs. Rudolph Miller took charge of a class for young people in the S. S.. It started off finely but thec lass wants you to join, Be there next Sunday.

. Real Bargain six room house and bath. 'Wood and coal house attached. Garage Fine location. Deal with owner. A. O. Jeffries. ©° = sObtf

THE LIGONJER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

- Mrs. W. C.-B. Harrison visited Fort Wayne Wednesday.

Mrs. George Foster was a Gosheg visitor Wednesday. s ;

Mr. and Mrs Sol Henoch drove over to Fort Wayne Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Freed spent Sunday in Ligonier with friends.

- Roland Baker of Ligonier has beenf on a visit with his mother in Wolcottville. . 3

‘Rooms above Banner office occupied by Ligonier Leader for rent. See F. E. Weir. .

Mrs. S. C. Sackett entertained her Methodist _church circle Wednesday evening. - - Mrs. A. F Biggs has been ill this week suffering from an attack of lumbago. : L

Miss Elizabeth Wogomon of Goshen visited Ligonier friends several days thi sweek. P

Mr. and Mrs. Oak Randolph havg been visiting the Alton Lower family near Wawaka. - i

Mi:ss Betty Bacheler today returned to her studies at the university of Michigan at Ann -Arbor. : :

Mrs. A. E. Kelley Mrs. Melvin Rod gers and Mrs. Wellie Sedgwick wil entertain the Social Hour at the Kel ley home Friday evening.

Special on Faultless Hosiery this week Silk Chiffon and service weight and pointed heel, silk to the top, splendid value for 89 cernts at The Voue Shoppe. S

Special on Faultless Hosiery this week Silk Chiffon and service weight and pointed heel, silk to the top, splendid value for 89 cents at The Voue Shoppe. : z

Mrs. C. G Keehn and her guests Mrs. C. A. Woodruff and Mrs. Dora Buchtel will go to Fort Wayne tomorrow to spend the week end with the Otis Nushaum family.

~ Rolland Baker of this city will leave Friday for Maywood Ilinois where he will enter the government hospital there for treatment. 'The gentleman has ben in ill heaith for some time,

James S. Kelley of Ligonier Ind., was given formal initiation into the Kappa Sigma fraternity at Wabash iCollege on Friday Feb. 11 1928. Kelley is a freshman in school.

Rev. and Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Frick Mrs. Will Hire, Mrs. C. D. Lane Mrs; Nellie Sedgwick Miss Mae Kerr Mrs. Mattie Lundy, Mrs. Paul Thomas Mrs. Willis Oyler Mrs. Chester Hile wera all in Firt Wayne Wednesday. They report a large throng of people out to take advantage of the dollar day sales put on by the merchants there and so extensively advertised in the -Fort Wayne papers all week.

A Retail Store - With Wholesale Prices

Sugar, fine granulated, 10 p()unds....63C

Toilet paper, 10c siz; 4 fgrpzsc

Rex Mineral soap 4 ?or 127 C

Winner :Coffee 2 p0und5......‘.........55C

Northern Spy Apples, per 1b....... l OC

Flour, 2k 91.03

Bulk Macaroni 3 p0und5...............Z5C

Calumet Baking powders, 1 1b........ 26C

i b 206

Fresh Fish Boneless Haddock 29c 1b

Fri. and ials

ECONOMY .CHAIN GROCERY

AND MARKET

STRETCHING YOUR GROCERY MONEY

GROCERIES

Economy Chain Grocery and Market

The city council meets in regular session tonight. A

North Carolina is here a guest of her brother W. F. Kline and family.

The weather the fore part. of the week was spring like in Ligonier.

When you need trucking done. Call Ed Tice Ligonier and Wawaka phones : ‘s2btf

Brood sows to let out on the shares. Write lock box 102 Ligonier Ind., for information. ‘ |

Mr and Mrs, Hugh Hutchison came from Chicago -‘Wednesday to attend the Fred Starr funeral. '

~Lost English Beadle hound, black nad white and tan spotted, answers to name of Nellie. Call 8410. *

'W. R. C. regular meeting Friday evening extra business and a surprise All members requested to be present.

- Attorney Wigton had legal business which took him to Goshen Wednesday. . Mrs. Mary Miler of Waynesville,

‘FOR RENT—Small modern hoase on West Third Street and five room flat on Cavin street. Enquire at Citizens Bank. 47btf

Special on Faultless Hosiery this week Silk Chiffon and service weight and pointed heel, silk to the top, splendid value for 89 cents at The Voue Shoppe. L

Sturgis, Michigan hatchery. Order your baby chicks now, nine different kinds to select from, Pure bred chickens. Two weeks feed with each order Bert Shobe agent Ligonier. latf

Baby chicks hatched to order. Custom hatching a specialty. Get my prices before placing your order, 1 will ‘save you money. Call in person or telephone Kimmell 59. M. W. Collett, Kimmell. Ind. - Lo et

Saturday Specials eye 1) o e i | e s, S4C al for Satardar . 19C o Sty s DUC e e e JN ew Valentines Arrived ARBAUGH’S " VARIETY STORE

MEATS

Pork shoulder roast, pound ......... 1 4C

Pork Chops, per ! : poundl7c

Beet Hamburger 17 C per p0und........ ....

' Beef Roa t, ! poundosperl9c

Veal Roast, per M . pound24c

Veal Stew, per poundl9C

Bacon Chunk ' per poundunsz4c

Smoked Ham Chunks, Ib2OC

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Prompt Service and Courteous Treatment

- Now is the timeto get ready for the poultry season. Chickens are profitable—but be sure you secure thevbest equipment as one [oss may ruin your profits for a season. Weimer incubators and Ohio Colony Brooder stoves are quality items—built for servic= rather than to sell at a price. Investigate these two items before spending money on i equipmelUt that may prove expensive in the onoyven. ' ~ For better results feed Purina chicken feed! Come in and let us prove to you by results that Purina feeds are the best and the cheapest. - 7 : Start today to look for your poultry equipment. ‘ ‘ % WEIR'S T§ wl N THE WINCHESTER STOREC———I |

We Sell Quality Meats at Lowest Prices

'y .. . D PHONE Call Stroman Brothers f: | oo Pur 01l Service Station Battery Service---Repair Work ~ Radio Batterice charged........... .. 75¢ Car Batteries charged ................ $l.OO Two day rental FREE, 25¢ per day charge ‘ from that time. Goodrich Tires and Accessories We Soliciate Your Patronage

REVIVAL! REVIVAL! at.the CHURCH OF GOD on W. 6th St. | LIGONIER, INDIANA Ye must be born again. Jesus told Nicodemus without this we can neversee inside of Heaven. We believe in repentence from sin: A Holy Life: Divine Physical Henling: Oneness of Gods People. We are not associated or in anywise connceted with other societies who have used this building in times past. We are here for the welfare of souls. During last Summer and Fall we held street services in Ligonier. We invite one and all to our revival We have nothing to join. Plain gospel preaching. Our message is Christ and Him Crucified the need of the hour. 4t Lawrence . Beaver, Willard Cassidy -

Speaial for Saturday Fanciest English Walnuts 32c per pound B 3 ik i A 3 cenle Sack’s Bakery