Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 4A, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 February 1928 — Page 4

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20 j West Point with William Haines and Joan Crawford. A picture you’ll all like. Everyone praised it last nght. Don’t miss it : TUES., WED.,, THURS., Feb. 21.22.28 Hard Boiled Hagerty With Milton Sills—Pride of the U, S.A.—the sky was the limit for thig “flying fool”. But cupid sent him into a crashing ncse dive that dropped him into the fiercest fight of his life! For a man fight hard when he fights for love! It's Sills’ best picture. See it.

FIR. and SAT., FEB. 24 and 25. Buttons With Jackie Coogan—the kid himself now carries you aboard a great ocean liner on a voyage of laughs, throbs and other thrills—Also a Sennett comedy . , . SUN. and MON., Feb. 26 and 27. Barbed Wire With Pola Negre and Clive Brooks -—at last tempestuous Pola conies into her own. This powerful picture will settle for once and for ail, any doubts you may have as to Pola Negre's right to the title of “Empress of Emotion”. See it sure. ! TUES. and WED., Feb. 28 and 29— Two Days. Chang Here is one of those rare pictures that make history; that will be filed away and kept for future generations in the libraries and school archives. I believe that this film, made in the jungles of Siam, without a single trained actor, and with hardiy any human characters will be one of the trfemendous successes of the year.

Guest Coupon Good With One Paid - Admission on Monday

Mr. and -Mrs. Lewis Marker werg initiated in the Greencastle Grange Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. C, Roscoe of Albion were also given the first and second degrees The four candidates will have the third degree conferred upon them at the next meeting. , i ]

Chauncey Mller of west of town had the misfortune to fall in his barn Friday evening when he stood on the edge of a manger to reach for hay while feeding his horses. The injury is a very painful one. $

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smalley and family desire to thank their many triends and old neighbers of Ligonier for the beautiful flowers and for the expressions of sympathy tendered them during their late bereavement.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Renner aitended the funeral of Mrs Andrew Stutzman near Elkhart Friday.

I am showing at my home a beautiful line of fox chokers for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Mrs. Ceorge Foster. '

Lost—Pocket knife that was given by the Elks at their Christmas entertainment. Finder please leave at thig cflice. ‘

Mary Jane Lundy was out of school today, here first absence this term. She took ill while visiting at Wolf lake :

Mrs. Stuart Corney, who is in a IFort Wayne hospital continues to improve. She will probably be brought home in a couple of weeks.

Remember the dance at Cromwell Satuday evening. Many of the light fantastic toe will be present from Ligonier. . J

Mrs. Lloyd Gerver of Elkhart township is in the Garrett hospital for treatment and possibly an operation. .

Arthur Rredge, near Syracuse hag rented the Joe Kimmell farm for the year. ;

Wa'nt;ed—WVork on farm by married man by the year where everything is furnished. Call 444 Ligonier. 432 t

Mrs. J. Waren Moore is at Wilmot, taking care of a sister and husband who have been ill

Miss Blanche Harsh and Miss Catherine Bolitho were in Fort Wayne Saturday.

The Hudson-Essex Sales have sold to A. O. Shear an Essex coupe with rumble seat The car is a beauty

Dry Cleanng SPECIAL UNTIL FURTHER ‘ OE MEN'S SUITS AND TOP COATS $lOO -and , L , ; LADIES COATS AND DRESSES PLAIN ) TS | Well Operate a Master Cleaning Plant which ' bears State Inspection - Men's F eit Hats Cleaned and Blocked o - 75¢ Ladies Felt Hats Cleangd Ao s - : 35¢c New good pleating for skitts” or fronts in ten different styles. ’Also »ﬂut'ing.' e BANNER LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS

Everybody come tonight. See “West Point”

Mrs George Foster spent the week end in Elkhart. ¢

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Freed are here from Goshen guests of friends.

Harry Mentzer, jr., is out of school today on account of iliness. You'll be sorry if you miss “West Point” tonight. ; ; Te e ea—— Atorney Wigton had business which took him to Chicago today. ' Mrs. Ed Keasey spent Saturday in Elkhart. ; e ; J. J. Petrilla, N. Y. C. freight agent spent Sunday in Fort Wayne.

Miss Jessie Glant of Elkhart spent the week end with Wawaka friends. Home sugar cured hams. Call V. L. Pancake : 3b3t* A. O. Jeffrries is in Mishawaka today on business. Youll be sorry if you miss “West Point” tonight. Every one should see and enjoy “West Point” tonight. Foster will have for sale six good horses at his Community Sale Feb. 22, Foster will have for sale six good horses at his Community Sale Feb. 22. S o 7 0. M. Rarig of Syracuse is in the Goshen hospital for an operation. Brood sows to let out on the shares. Write lock box 102 Lieonier ind., for information. _ Jhif ' When you need trucking done. Call iEd Tice Ligonier and Wawaka phones 50btf

Mrs. Michael Hire, more than 80 years of age is quite poorly and urder the care of her physician Dr. Bli.ck.

The Wawaka High School orcl.estra is staging a concert at Wolf Lake this week.

Dr. and Mrs. Glade Rupert were recent visitors at the home of her arents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eshelma . at Wolcottville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moser and children of Soloman’s Creek visited -vith Mrs Moser’s father, W. A. Morri; of near Ligonier. ,

{ FOR RENT—Small modern hcuse !on West Third rSti:eet ‘and five r)om i flat on Cavin street. Enquire at 'Citizens Bank. ; 4 Tbtf

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

. Taken to State Farm. Perry McClain was taken to the gtate penal ferm Thursday by Sheritf J. M. Haynes of Whitley countv, McClain will be gin a sentence of six months for stealing chickens.

- Next Sale Big One. Foster’'s next commiunty sale to e held at his barn here Wednesday, February #22, Dromises to be a big one. He will offer a large bunch of hogs, sheep, cattle and horses and thg usual amount of household goods.

~ Sells Fine Lot of Hogs. The thirty-four Poland Chne gilts sold at auction by Walter E. Woll at FOster’s barn last Thursday afternoon were a fine lot of pigs. The prices brought were from $2750 to $656 for top animals. The average for the lot was about $33. !

Farmers Out in Full Force. } On Thursday East Benton township farmers were out in full force before the county commissioners pleading for better roads north from the Lincoln highway to Milersburg. At present these roads are nearly impassable; the worst in twenty years. School hacks are unable to pass overn a part of their route, making it very difficult for scholars to attend school at the centralized building in East Benton. - Some of the petitioners were opposed to too much road building prior to this winter but we noticed that some of these same me:r iare now outspoken for this north and south road but can not agree fully ‘as to the route taken, which will bs ’selected later. :

From present indication it will be gin at the old Stephens Evans farin north via the Centralized school buiid ing connecting with the road running east and west on the north side of the Willis Foster farm. This of itself will leave a distance of two miles to the Noble and Elkhart county line, where in time beyound a doubt a joint concrete read will be built. Until that time a number of farmers living near the county line will not be fully benefitted. At present they are handicapped in even getting away from their homes in automobiles—Goshen News-Times.

Mrs. John Grafmiller came from Mishawaka to visit over the week end with Mrs. Barbara Tyler.

Harry Gibson will move his fam ily from Goshen to Ligonier on Wed nesday. They will reside on Eas Fifth street.: '

The following ladies from Ligonier were visitors to Goshen Thursday: Mrs. Frank Wood, -Mrs. R. K. Duke, Mrs. Joe Drain, Mrs. Jennie Drain, Mrs. John Cavin, Mrs. Berkhart, iirs. Louis Sisterhen, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ruth Hire and son Jack, the latter from Waterloo. ' ,

William Haines in “West Point” tonjght. Its great. : By all means don’t miss “West Point” tonight See “West Point” tonight. Youw'll be sorry if you miss it. For Sale 1927 Ford Sedan in fine condition. Phone 284. 3bt2*

For all kinds dry cleaning pressing and repairing Call Carl Smith Phone 190. o 3bBt

Real Bargaim six reom heuse and bath. Wood and coal house attached. Garage Fine location. Deal with owner. A. O. Jeffries. 50btf

-Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ditman and Mr,; and Mrs. Jay ‘Cunningham visiteqg South Bend Friday and took in a theatre. L :

Baby chicks hatched to order. Custom bhatching a specialty. Get mp prices before placing your order, I will save you money. Call in person or telephone Kimmell 59. M. W. Collett, Kimmell Ind. 2atf

Yow is the time to pay vour Banner

South Side Garage DRAPER & OLINGHOUSE : Auto Repairing, Tires and ~ Accessories | ~ Just Installed Handy - Electric Car Washer OIL AND GASOLENE FILLING STATION IN OPERATION Removed to New Location Corner Allys Between Cavin Street and Main . Street and Fourth Street and Fifth Street.

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- Letusgive you a demon- | stration—in ycur own ‘home— of the amazing action of the Hoover and : “Positive Agitation.” - The moment the currentis turned on and the Agita- - tor starts whirring, a wave of dirt rushes to the surface of therug;dancedout by the swift beating action . of the Agitator.- : ~ You can scarcely believe that so much dirt has re- ~ mained buried in your ~ “clean” rug,unreached by - ordinary cleaning meth- . ods. Only when you see -the Hoover at work do _you really understand how - " it protects rug life by its thorough removal of this heavy, cutting grit. Telephone for this astounding test of Hoover super-efficiency. Liberal allowance for your old cleaner. Only $6.25 down; balance monthly. ~ Ligonier Electric Shop O. G. Bowen and Walt Robinson

There isno wat#r £ 1.7 t and empty when you're through wasihing, All you do is mov? a lever. Clethes come out snowy whita and the farmous Vecurm Cups of the Euoy wash the fine dainty pieces as gently as your owa hands. Yg)ur wash water stays aiways hot, thanks to a special gas heater beneath the washtub. You must see this marvel in action. Phone: for a ;personal demonstration today, . j ir