Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 12A, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 April 1928 — Page 4

R ‘. : {{] s s -a® Up-to-the-Minute Service Station We have added to our cquipment new electric gas pumps and an electric high ~pressure greasing outfit, also a high pressure spring oiler. Why take your car to the city to get the same service you can get at our place for less money. - | We are striving at ali times to keep our equipment up to date and hope vou will appreciate it and give us an opportunity to demonstrate our skill. We grease your car while you wait or cail forand deliverit. Just Phone 481 If we make mistakes tell us. Our neighbors can’t rectity them. Kiester blectric Shop Shop Phone 481 Night Phone 298

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Seed Oats for Sale. Farmers Elevator

Seed oats for sale. ‘Phone 759. Ligonier. , 11a2t*

W. H. Wigton was in Albion this afternoon. :

For sale a red Duroc full blood male hog. Jacob Werking. =

Mrs. George W. Starr was a guest of Goshen friends Thursday.

Wanted—Married man to work on farm, Smith Brothers. 11a2t*

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fahl PFriday morning.

Onion seed for sale. W. E. Bartholomew Ligonier - . 12a3t*

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smith and daughter were guesas in Ligonier Sunday. :

Erood sows to let out on the shares. Write lock box 102 Ligonier ind., for information. sute

‘Homer Cook came from Fort Wayne and spent Sunday with Mrs. Cook at home. :

Betty Bacheler today returned to her studies in Michigan university at Ann Arbor. '

The county convention of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Kendallyille April 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Double.of Garrett spent the week end with Mrs. ¥red Starr. ; :

~ Mrs. J. C. Haverstroh of LaGrange is a guest of her sister Mrs. George W. Flowers. :

Miss Betty Kilmer of Elkhart was a guest of Marcile Marker a coupie of days last week.

People will talk and say mighty nice things about “What Price Glory" watch and see.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marker and daughter Marcile were in Fort Wayna shopping Saturday. '

- Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Green and Mrs. Charles Strait visited Fort Wayne Thursday.

The ladies of Washington township will hold a bake sale at the Jet White iGrocery Saturday April 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Graham of South Bend were Sunday .guests of her father J. L. Dunning.

Tony Baugher has moved from R. R. 4 Ligonier to Pierceton tiis state and orders his Banner sent there.

Mr. and ‘Mrs. James Wigiton of LaGrange are dinner guests this evening of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wigton.

City Clerk Kimmell was back at his post this morning after an absence of a week from his officc on account of illness. %

‘Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewing after a visit with her mother Mrs. Mattie fundy today left for their home. in Walkerton. i :

“What Price Glory” the world’s greatest picture at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and [Thursday. Show starts at 8:00.

John Kettlebar was down town Saturday with a very sore throat and an imparded voice. He has been afflicted spme days.

Rev. and Mrs. M. V. Grisso have gone to Columbus Indiana to attend an international econvention of the Christian church. {

Mrs. Mary Frick of Ligonier ‘was the recent guest of her daughter Mrs. Ruby Riddle at Maple Row farm in Elkhart township. .

Miss Martha Holloway entertainad at luncheon and bridge Friday afternoon Miss Betty Bacheler, Harold Schloss and Errington Bowen.

Chester Leas of Goshen came Saturday to visit his mother Mrs. Jane Leas who is quite ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. M. A. Cotherman.

For Sale Kitchen cabinet and dining room fixtures. A big bargain if taken at once. Mrs. Leon Wertheimer ¢ 12a2t

Reub Deter has pprocured the necessary equipment for* the work and is now in position to repair roofs. A call will procure his services on short notice. gatf

What Price Glory” a masterpice from every angle entertai.ament of the best and most absorbing lkind at Crystal this Tuesday Wednewday and Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmo . Weaiver came from Canton Ohio and spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver. Elmo returned to the Ohio city but Mrs. Weaver will spend the week here. »

WANTED an experienced maid to do tsecond work, no washing pr iroming, family of three adults. The very 'highest' of wages paid to a girl well qualified. Mrs. A, B. Mier, Ligonier, Indiana. , ’

Now s the timle 'to paw your sub. subscription—DO IT! NOW!..

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Chicken Owners Take Notice

Complaints have become 8¢ frequent to the police department that chicken owners permit their fowls to run at large and otherwise become a nuisance it is contrary to the provisions of the city ordinances, it will be necessary to proescute offenders if the offense is not discontinued. Therefore all owners of chickens will take nctice that all fowls must be kept penned up and under restraint This warning should be sufficient without legal action in the court. : Lawrence Wolf, Ligcenier Chief Police IDated April 16 1928. 12a2t

Boys and giris enrolled in the potato club will meet at the Wolf Lake Bank with Mr. P. O. Hurley of the B. & O. R. R. and Messrs. Smith and Ward of the club and horticultural departments, Purdue University Tuesday morning April 24 at 8:30. The Wolf Lake Bank and the B. & O. R. R. are sponsoring the club this year. Doth offer valuable awards. The railroad will give each of ten boys living in the South-west corner . ‘ot the county four bushels of certified seed potatoes. Each clul: member receiving same must pay $l.OO to the railroad and deposit $5 which will be returned when he completes his projeet. The pay and the depesit. in no way represent the actual value of the seed potatoes but is merely a pledge of good faith on the parl of the club member to make the hest possible use of the seed and complete his project. » The following boys and girls are enrolled in the club—Homer Swazer, Orland Jerriad, Lavaughn Easterday Lucein Easterday, Melvin Wgolen, Ralph McCoy, Herman Murray, Roy Starkey, Paul Schermerhorn, Lucilie Bradley, Mildred Bradley, Phillip Kimmell, Eugene Shew and John Moorehouse. Recovers Watceh. ’ Miss Edith Williams the teacher claimed the wrist watch found by iloy Banta and advertised in the Ban:ier. Seed Oats for Sale. Farmers #llevatar See Charlie Murray and Gec-ge Sidney-in “The Life of Riley"” toniciit,

Pay your Banner subscriptions.

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc.

Special Price Reduction Sale of Coats, Dresses, Suit - for the next ten days We are Offering our entire stock of ladies and Misses ready-to-wear at extra special Price Reductions. ' 4 $16.50 Dresses « o $1306 $12.50 Dresses . =« 89 /5 $16.50 Graduating Dresses - $13.50 $12.50 Graduating Dresses - $9.75. COATS and SUITS A special discount of ten per cent » Ladies $5.00 Hats . $4.24 Plain and farncy silks, plain and Dress Goods Sv o Munsing Underwear all styles Curtains Large s::]le:!:tion :f curtains by the pair and by rhe ‘ ‘ yard and drapery. . RUGS RUGS RUGS Beautiful new rugs in new designs, all sizes. GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM Rugs, all sizes . and new patterns . | = LINOLEUM in 6-9-12 foot widths

Special Hosiery Sale for Wed.. April 18th $l.OO Never Mend, pointed heel, silk haes 9¢ $1.50 Evenknit, guaranteed...... ... . $1.24 $1.65 Diamond Point, guaranteed........... 51.39 $1.85 Evenknit, guaranteed...................... $1.69 $2.00 Munsing, guaranteed.. . G oRILE We have s full line of New Shades in HAL and THREE-QUARTER lenths of Childs - . and Misses Hose

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. La ies’ Ready-to-Wear, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs

Potato Club Meeting

PERMANENT WAVES

Mrs. Lamb has jost had a new Permanent Waving machime installed in ber shop. Appointments Phone 339.

Foster Community Sale

Will sell Wednesday April 18th 100 ewes with lambs by side, 20 fresh cows and close up springers, some grass cattle, brood sows and feeding hogs, two sets of new work harness and usual amount of other goods. ‘

Geo. D. Foster

' Church Supper. . Supper at the M. E. church Friday April 20th. . : ; Menu ' ' Baked Ham With Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Peas With Carrots . Cold Slaw Pickles ‘Bread and Butter Jello Cake : Coffee Price 40 cents 12a2t

Netice to Stockholders

% Annual duss for the care of all un‘endowed lofs in the Cemetery are ‘now due and payable at the office of the Secretary. These payments should -be made promptly if you degire to have your lot in gecod condition before Decoration Day. 1f you jhave not already endowed your lot, ‘now is a good time to attend to it as ‘this will guarantee perpetual care and relieve you of all future responUiy 11adt } C. E. Denning, Sec'y. l . i Notice to Water Takers. | You are hereby notified that wate: ;Tents are due April Ist, 1928 paytable at the office of the city clerk or ~all rents due and not paid on or before April 20th a penalty of ten pex lcent will be added. ' l All water rents for 1928 are now due and must be paid on or before {April 20th. - ‘; Office hours 9 a. m. to 5. p. m. !\ The office will be open \vedaesdas iaud Saturday evenings for the accomimodation of the public. : 110a6t Jospeph C. Kimmell, City Cleri ! “What Price Glory” a productior ‘that thrills you through and througl ‘and makes you say “Wasn't that : 'great picture” so don’t-miss it thi: week at Crystal. !

Prompt and gauranteed service on pianos and players. L. Leßoy Brody. Leave orders with A. E. Reed. Phone e Ila4t* See “The Life of Riley” tonight. Seed Oats for Sale. Farmers Elevator ~ Come! give your heart a treat . See “The Life of Riley” at Crystal tonight

When you are’ ready to have fruit trees sprayed call phone 201 Ligonier. o 11b8t

For Rent-—Rooms ‘for light ‘nousekeeping: - Call at 216 East Third street J. W. Taylor. 11btf

“What Price Glory” the world’s greatest picture at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and /Thursday. Show gtarts at 8:00. 3 B

For rent 2 12 acre field at the edge of town suitable for corn or oats. Inquire of Mrs. Lucy Feldheiser Phone 261, Ligonier. T 11bte

Loug after you have forgotten the s 0 called big pictures you have seen or will see “What Price Glory” will remain fresh in your memory. Its at Crystal this week. v

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

Ghokers

Foxes, Wolf, Martans, etc., late season and much overstocked is the cause of offering our clean stock from the worlds markets at prices your eyes will not believe it is true, we ‘are stuck, we need cash. Buy your fur collars for spring coat and save. Fur coats brought in now for remodeling will be stored free and 1-2 off of labor besides. During this sale no C.o.D.’s, no approvals, no lay-agways, no charges, every sale final. .

FINGER'’S

116 Jefferson

Ferry’s Bulk Garden : W”.!‘;. : - ™ g gsis qg* FAF .‘p‘ 0, Ll | VT % : °-‘:~" Df %:\’)-' FLOWER S iz 2. w@ RASS 47 EEDS All the Called for Varieties in ~ Bulk Seeds . FERRY’S SEED--Recognized as the standard quality and known the world over. Prices on all varieties are reasonable. Garden and flower seeds may be purchased in 5¢ pr 10c packets. Also a complete line of garcfen o ' Hoes, Rakes, Lawn Mowers and other lawn and garden needs. Now is the time to use VIGORO on your lawn and garden. Vigorois a real plant' food made by Swift & Co. Try alittle now and notice the results.« Comes in all size containers. POULTRY SUPPLIES--Purina feeds-and a complete line of feeders. : - SPORTING GOODS--headquarters for quality lines, fishing tacke, baseball’ tennis, golf and % WEIR'S T w WELEIRKN O |y

)IO')'. APRIL 18 v - The Life of Riley For laughing purpose only with George Sidney and Charlie Murray at their funniest.

TUES., WED.,, THURS., APRIL 17-15. o ' - What Price Glory . Acclaimed at home and abroad as a picture that will live forever starring Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe and Dolores Del Rio. Life—its humor, drama and pathos this “What. Price Glory” A gripping story of confliét told with startling realism.- The stage play by Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson on which- the motion picture version is based took the nation by storm. It was sincere, vivid colorful, Raoul Walsh has kept faith with the authors for he has with uncanny skill translated these humans to the screen—not mere picture puppets, but pulsating men and women who live and breathe laugh and cry, fight and love--a veritable orchestra of the emotion.

. “What Price Glory” is the most sincere film of the century. To see it is to become a living part of it! It is- the treat of your life. One show starting at §:00. . ~ Adm. 25 and 40c. : FRE and SAT., APRIL 20-21

The Law of the Range " With Tim McCoy and Joan Crawford. Texas under the star where a brave man rides alon. Also Al St. John in a comedy. SUN., and MON., APRIL 2223 Willlar Haines in - The Smart Set As one of the idle rich, he brings such a wealth of laughs, gasps, love thrills as only Hawes cam, a breezy, sparkling clever comedy with Haines at his best. Also a Sennet comedy and latest news. TUES., WED., THURS., APE. 2{-25-26 - The Rough Rider | A wonderful romance against the colorful background of Colonel Roosevelts historic regiment the hero’s of San Juan Hill. : Remember the Maine! ! ! . COMING MAY 8-9-10 , Seventh Heaven

- Guest Coupon Good With One Paid /) Admission on I Monday

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