Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 42A, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 November 1929 — Page 4

MON. NOV. 11 Woman of Woman - A splendid drama starring : I,p;\"’is Stone Leéila Hyams and Peggy Wood. < Its “very very good. - : i TUES. WED., THIURS., NOY. 12.13-1¢ LW Gt Y The Battle of the Sexes With Jedir Hershelt dnd Phyllis Havér, Belle Benett,” Don Alvearado and Sally O'Neil. "The fremendous drama of home—its poys and: Radrtaches—trial and- -comforts—vibrant with- human comedy and . throbbing with the fury Of'St(n“n'r;}nssm} pas‘sions! - e “See yoursélflas others see you in this pulsating -cross-section of - lifz and love today! . :

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C. C. Ullery has an infected hand caused by a bruise. * Calvin Rose and family visited relatives in Topeka one day last week. Mrs. Elmer Herald was in Topeka last week visiting relatives. Mrs. Henry Speckeen was over in Topeka visiting relatives one day last week. . All antenna installation eliminated. Silver Radio Kiester's Electric Shop Phone 481. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith moved today from Grand street to the Mary Hire property on the North Side. For Sale—Piano in good condition, priced reasonable, phone 262. Charles I. Green, 805 South Main street. ' tif , The Gleaner class of the Christian churchwill hold a bake sale at Sack grocery Saturday Nov. 16th. - 42a2t Miss Lizzie Smith invalid who had been receiving treatment in the hospital at Goshen has been returned to the home of her brother Joseph W. Smith {n} Elkhart township. g

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- PBoginning Nov.:23rd 1929 and &ontirning through the Winter months my nlace of business will close at- 8:30 o’cleck, on Saturday nights. . I wish to thark you for” your 'past Lusiness given us 4ud will appreciate any favors you might give in the fufuve. T Ghapkn o o S Kiester Electrie’Shop ~ . FaedGiester. . * Miss Anng {rowe spent-Sunday in Souib bend. = . 0 L P__.._a____..___.___ L _ For custom : butchering call~ ‘on Ployd Stellar ~ 1. = 42al : e -—-,-.-_—-—l--— .V ‘.. : Mr. ;and. Mis. Ralph. Connin spent Siindag in; Waugeor. &' L Lot Mrs. P. L. Double of Garrett is a guest of vﬂu;l‘;siﬁst(:’l‘ ‘Mrg; Fred Starr. . T T % a 5 * *Mrs. Rarl Kastner and daugliter of Archibsld, Ohiospent Friday with Mrs Balph tomnlns - N 0 . Bob. Mueller is moving his family into theproperty of Mrs. Charles Flow‘ers vacated today. < - : : Mr. and -Mrs. 0. C. Vernon-of near Sugar Hill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Smith of this city. . Mrs. Bernard Mcßride of Wakarusa spent several days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Urich. Mrs. Osie Nelson arrived home last week from Cedar Rapids lowa where she had spent some time visiting relatives. - ' - _ Frank McHugh will go to Toledo tomorrow and will be accompanied home by Mrs. McHugh who has been visiting there -

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Walker of Detroit Mich., spg;)‘ne week end with lier parents Mreand Mrs. Sam Michael on Martin street. . o Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gordon had as their guests last evening at dinner and a show in Fort Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Green. : ' Walter Rex has just completed the new roof on the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bauer. It is the. first roof of its kind to be laid in Ligonier. - Miss Josephine Pancake visited over the week end in Kalamazoo, Mich., the guest of Miss Catherine Coldren who is a student at Western State Teachers College, ] FOR SALE—One 90 acre farm four miles northwest of Ligonier known as the Dave Damey place and 40 acres 3 miles west .of Topeka known as the Mary J. Damey farm. Inquire of John S. Damey Phone No. 715 Ligonier. | 42a3t See “The Battle of the Sexes” by D. W. Griffith—a story of your neighbor, or your neighbor’s neighbor, a drama of life that strikes K every heart, every hearth -and every home, at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckh}art went to Berrien county Monday to visit L. L. Rogers and family. When they arrived they found the home in ashes along with the contents. The loss ic estimated at over $6,000. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Eckert are sisters.

- Presbyterian Charch, .“Gary Neighborhood House and Its ‘Work” was the theme.of Miss Mildred Manders in ‘the morning services yestentliy, = - G 0 Miss-Manders is one of the house workers and gave an interesting talk. . Despite the story there was a good attendance .yesterday afternoon at the Armistice Sunday service which was also the regular joint service with the Methodist churgh. Rev. T. R. Alleton of thie Ridgedale Presbyterian church of South 'Behd gave the address. ' The Ameriéan Legion werg guests at _this service. “If ¥e break faith with us who die,. we shall not sleep though poppies grow in Flanders Field.” These ‘lines of the wegll-known poem was Mr. Allston’s theme. The nation was characterized by eloquence’ and much thought and was one of the best of its kind ever given in this city. Musical features of the service were a voecal solo by Mrs. Haines and a violin solo by Miss Sack. ¢ ' Others taking -part were Miss Frances Sack accompanist and John Leming. - Mrs. W. 'H: Wigton was the organist. : _ . C. E. Society this evening at 7:30. Mrs. Henoch will continue:her “travel talk. - : e

; United Brethren Church. . Loyal Women Class meeting Tuesday evening at the church. : Med-Week services Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. This is the second Loyalty Mid-Week service. The IBAUBBU Class will have their regular meeting at the church Thursday evening promptly at 7 o’clock. The newly elected officers of the clags will entertain the class. We were happy yesterday for the fine loyalty that was shown in all the services. So many said, ‘“Good attendance today in all the serivces.” Rev. P. A. Hubbart, pastor of Burr Dak and Solomon's Creek church will be the speaker at the Wednesday evening services. : ' : R . Champion Yo-Yoer. Don ‘Cotherman, senior of the Ligonier high school has been acclaimed champion yo-yoer of thig section. Don first tested his skill on the veranda of Hotel Ligonier and that was such a trifle height, he decided we wanted to go higher in the air, so with his yo-yo he went to the top of the Weaver's hardware store a .threc story building to demonstrate his skill with the yo-yo, which proved a huge success. Now Don is looking for a higher altitude, and says he may try from airplane. The yo-yo used from Weaver building was a special made one and measure eight inches in diameter.

20th Century Limited. The Twentieth Century Limited the New York Central’s famous train Saturday was operated for the ten thousandth time in each direction between New York and Chicago. The Century made its first trip June 15 1902 and has been in service continuously ever since except for a short interval during the world war when extra fast trains were suspended to save coal. In its twenty-seven years of service the Century has carried 3,080,000 passengers a record believed to be unequalled by any other fast long distance train in the world. It gross earnings have been more than one hundred million dollars also record. The Centur'y daily runs in an average of three sections ‘each way on its 960 mile course between America’s two greatest cities.

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A recount of the votes cast for mayor in the election at Hammond Tuesday will be asked Friday L. A. Handley was defeated for relection by 47 votes. His opponent was Windsor E. Harris republican. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rose were Fort ‘Wayne visitors Saturday. Mrs. E. R. Slater was a visitor in Mishawaka Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fulford moved this morning from this city to Wawaka. : * Mrs. Arthur Biddle and son Thomas Adrain are guests of Fort Wayne relatives. : Modern house for rent. Inquire at 208 E. Third street. Mrs. Emma Homan ‘ 32atf Mrs. Anna Weingartner expects to return to her home in Wew York City Wednesday. Miss Isabelle Taylor attended a homecoming Saturday and Sunday at Muncie college. Mrs. Simon Straus arrived home Saturday evening after spending several days in Chicago. Mrs. Leona Cook is caring for a Mr. McClure near Albion who was injured in an -automobile accident. : Mrs. Fredonna Barnhart and Miss Velma Deardorff spent yesterday and today in Fort Wayne with friends. | There will be a regular meeting of the Bastern Star lodge tomorrow night All members are requested to _be present. - : ‘ e Mr., and Mrs. Rollénd Suddaby of Toledo spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsby and daughter Mable. - % Now 18 the time to pay your Banne: ‘ sabsoription—DO IT NOW¢ 1

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~ Floyd Stellar will as nsual do custom butchering. .. 42a2t . Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hite visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Yoder at Topeka one day last week. e f The Show Boat artists from W;L.S.:in person _at Crystal “next Mo,\nday_,‘ November 18, .. - v v . FOR "SALE—93. acres pasture and mint land. Price $2000.00 Bert Stoltz & Son. Ligenier"'R 1 » :40b9te ~_Sol Hehoch “and’ Charles "'Simtpfeqs made« a flying bilsiness/ trip to Fort Wayne - Friday"_varf:tfe rnoon. : . .FOR SALE—Two-dozen \White Rock and seyeral Barred Rock pullets. Mrs. Carl Nowels. Phone 786. - . 41bdt All kinds of trucl{ing and hauling promptly done. Joe Taylor phone 283. ’ o 39btt For Sale had wood fine and chunk Price §1 for chunk and $4.25 for fine in four-cord lets. Elmer Miller Route 10 oshen. o 41b4t*

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Figel and Mrs. Alvcin Wertsbaugh were Goshen visitors Saturday, . | Earl Taylor will remove with his family from the Lem Stage property on West Second street to the old Michael Hire home on Grand. : “The Battle of the Sexes” is D. W. Griffith’s big production of modern real life. See it at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs, George Foster and Mrs. Etta Juday were in Goshen Saturday afternoon. Mrs, Foster took her grandson home after spending a week here. e S sy The missionary soeiety of the Presbyterian church will hold its _ next meeting at the Mrs. Arthur Biggs home Mrs. Frank P. Wood will assist in entertaining. - — While a guest of relatives in Akron, Ohio, recently Mrs. John Slutz called on Mrs. John Coulter and family. The Coulters have setlled in a new ‘home huilt the past summer. , ~ Miss Josephine Pancake spent the %week end with Miss Catherine Coldron at Kalamazoo Mich. Luther Harette of Waterloo and Earl Schaub of Fort ‘Wayne were Sunday guests.

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~ Closé-Out Prices Values to 35c vd, Prints Voiles, Sateen ............ 180 Values to 50c yard, Dress Fabrics, Linens, Nep- €) e e 28¢ Values to $l.OO per yard, Linen, Lawn, Wash Silks, Table Linen ..o 39C Values to $2.60 per yard, 26 inch Silk and Satin, Velvet, Wool Serge ........ 980

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= O s— ) : Thrredav and Fridav will be two of the biggest days in the history of the store... There will be thousands of items specially : priced lower for these days. Let your housework go—come prepared to see the greatest values of a century... Bargains and then some. : ' | ‘ ( } . . . . Store Open Every Evening Till 9 O’clock

"+ - Foster’s Sale, - j 1 will sell Thursday, Novembar 14 fresh cows, closeup 'springers, bulls, heifers, ewes, bucks, hogs, farming tools, carpenter tools, blacksmith tools rip saw, line shafts, gas engine, house- ‘ hold goods and everything else that goes with a sale of this kind. Eight steers Wweighting 700 to 809 pounds will also be sold. : - George D. Foster, “Wonder of Women” tonight. 3 - ‘Hard wood, coarsé or fine. Call Joe Taylor Phone 285. 39btt Mr.’and Mrs. Bert Stoltz visited relatives at Bluffton Ohio last week. ‘" For Sale—Florence Hot Blast Heating stove, almost new, burns wood or coal, call Ed Summers. 41b2t*> All kinds trucking and rhoving. Ed Tice Phone 781 Ligonier Wawaka 23 oE 3 ‘ : . = 4293m* Household goods for sale at the David Hire farm residence five miles west of Ligonier. Call Phone 7510 George A Hire. 41btf . Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wood and! Mr..and Mrs. R. K. Duke visited .\'lr.} and Mrs. James W. Smith in Elkhart. ‘Saturday evening and Sunday 'i Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slabaugh and Mr., and Mrs. S. C. Sackett drqve to Richmond Friday to call 6n Sharon Sacket who is in very poor health. . The Ladies Aid of the Burr Oak church will serve a fried chicken supper Tuesday evening Nov. 12. Time 5:30 to 7:00 o'clock. Price 40 cents. ‘ i 41b2t “The Battle of the Sexes”—a drama of every female, a comedy of every male, tremendous cross section of life, at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. ; » Mr. aind'»Mrs. Earl R. Kurtz of Nappanee -were. in Ligonier Saturday Mr. Kurtz crying the Hire sale of household goods.. The gentleman - has charge of the gas works in his home town. . . SAW FILING ‘ ALL KINDS OF SAWS , : EXPERT WORKMANSHIP FRED MYERS ’ 117 Morton St. "Phone 384 i e 39btf

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