Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 47B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 December 1929 — Page 4
Creating A Bank Big Enough for Modern Business Yet Continuing Painstaking Personal Service . American State Bank s
Indications point to a white Christmas. Mrs. Harry Gilbert was ill several days the past week. Taxi service day or night. Call C. A. Scoott Phone 533 or 534 46b3t See a new Ken Maynard who has something to say to you, and songs of the trail to sing to you at Crystal Friday and Saturday. v Subscribe for the Ligonier Banner.
DO YOU WANT THE BEST? - ORDER _ DUNDON RED ASH More Heat---Less :Ash---Most for Your Money ~ Ligonier Artificial Ice Co.
' " Qw e _ - - T, Jou T 0 Ry B 3 - = C e Capiiar Gift Shop : LT R ‘d 3 Gy & : T—— : Iy g /// SN v ; "I ol .o /PR, < 1 ISR SR TRI The Store of a World of Gifts HANDKER‘CHIEFS, TIES, SCARFS, SHAVI....G SETS, SMOKING SETS, UNDERs WEAR, SHIRTS, SWEATERS, HOSIERY, CIGARETTE LIGHTERS AND HOLDERS, Eg\%%SSTGfilgggg SETS, SUSPENDERS, FOUNTAIN PENS, PENCILS,_ ETC., AT
Silk Underwear, Bloomers, Vests, Stepins, S, Xnasboxes . ... .......98c Gloves. for wife, mother or sister 49¢ to 98¢ Bk ialmne ... . ... sioe Ladies’ Scarfs, special ............ $1.49 to $1.98 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, box .......... 25¢ to 49¢
ke Tove ... . b Mechanical Traing ... ... .1 - $l.OO up Seae . . e, up INlendoniky .. ... . 8100 e .. 5o Chairand Tables ... ... . 95 up
Childrens Rocking Chairs,' $1.29 value, your choice $l.OO
SPECIAL CANDY SALE
25c Chocolates, pound ............cooorueunnee..n. 208 ieanut Brittle. pound ............ ... ... I(sc 1 pound box Chocolate Cherries per box 29¢ 3 pounds Fancy Mixed per box .................. 954
TRY OUR CANDY AND NUTS—SEE THE DIFFERENCE- » MAKE THIS STOQRE YOUR XMAS STORE The W.R. Thomas ¢ to $6 Store LIGONIER . INDIANA
Sunday matinees at Crystal. : Taxi service day or night. Call C. A. Scoott Phone 533 or 534 46h3t Taxi service day or night. Call C. A. Scoott Phone 533 or 534 46b3t : All kinds trucking and moving. Ed Tice Phone 781 Ligonier Wawaka 23 on 3. » 42a3m* Will Rogers in “They Had to see Paris” at Crystal Christmas afternoon and evening. : ,
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Former Trustee Is Sentenced Ira W. Place one time Lincoln township trustee was sentenced to serve from one to five years in the Indiana state prison Tuesday by Circuit Judge Cyrus E. Pattee at South Bend. : Place was sentenced on his plea of aguilty to a larceny charge, which interrupted his trial on an indictment for embezzlement several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Baughmau" spent Tues®y in Fort Wayne. ) \ | T - Miss Opal Weeks of Indiana University will spend the holidays here. Leonard Swinehart came to Ligonier to visit his brother Elwin and family. - “Lucky Star” the sweetest’ story ever screened at Crystal Sunday Monday Tuesday. - Karl Knapp came to Ligonier on a visit and remained over. He could not get away. : Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Gehring and children vis_ited relatives in Millersburg the other day. , Frances Chiddister. four years old of Ligonier, is in Goshen hospital to {have an abcess opened.
The Miisses Lina and Clara Herald visited the S. J. Yoder family in Millersburg the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herald and son drove to Millersburg Sunday and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Yoder.
There were many uninvited guests in homes along highways last night where marooned travelers were forced to seek accommodations.
The Richville Sunday school will hold a Christmas program, socia] hour and ten cent gift exchange .Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. All are invited.
Brimfield United Brethren Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching service Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.. Special Christmas program at the church on Christmas eve. i
Robert Louis Shannon, the one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shannon is recovering from pneumonia at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Speckeen of the North Side
Toilet Sets that will please ......98¢c to $3.19 Silk Hose, guaranteed $lOO Db Hand Embroidered Pillows, per pair ....$l.OO Bwealeey 0. 8100 up Box Stationery, fine assortment 10c to 49¢
Mechanioal Tons ... 100 Dolls—fin assortment .................c......... B¢ up Wallals . P Building Blocks and games of all kinds. Sewing and Embroidery Sets ............ 10¢ “up BAIIR G 1P atid
Hard Xmas Mixed, 2 pounds .................... 254 Peanut Squares, pound ... 15e 5 pounds box Chocolates, box .............. $l.OO New Mixed Nuts, pound e DB
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' “The Talk of the Town” ‘ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 : : - Fall of Eve” \ , The Fall of Eve An all talking farce comedy that is a gem of entertainment. Everyone enjoyed it last night—also Kentucky Jubilee singers. Admission 20 and 30 cents. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 and 21 . “ XA ; ” “The Wagon Master” | Ken Maynard brought to life—as only his first talking-singing picture could do! You've thrilled to this rough-riding prince of a thousand trails in silent-portrayal. Now hear the Maynard voice speak the language of the cow country. Hear Maynard sing the music of B nights around the lone camp fire—the songs that only the cowpunchers sing. No one can afford to miss this one. Adm. 20 and 30 cents. SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 23 and 24, “Lucky Star” | Featuring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell--the screen's greatesi lovers in their first all-talking picture. She came like a star to lighten his loneliness—life kept them in the gutter until love raised them to the stars. Truly a grand picture—also a Laurel-Hardy alltalking comedy and a Fox Movetone News. , Sunday Matinee at 2:15. Admission 15 and 30 cents. Evening 20 and 40 cents. : WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2 and 27 6 : s .9 ‘They Had to See Paris Introducing Will Rogers—America’s best known humorist and honespun philosopher, in his first all-talking picture. The whole world is talking about this laughing hit. CHRISTMAS MATINEE at 3:00. .Admission 20 and 40 cents. i
SUSTAINS STATE’S REMURRER
Deifense Attorneys File Plea in Abatement Because Ralph Elder Member of Grand Jury Was Depositor
Things happened with rapidity in thec ase of the State of Indiana vs. Lloyd 8. Crouch in the Whitley circuit court on a charge of embezzlemert of funds of the Provident Trusa Company when the case was called Saturday morning with Special Judge Rex Emerick of Kendallville, presiding. 2 :
First the defense counsel C. A. Lincoln of Columbia City and Attorney McAdams of Fort Wayne entered a plea in abatement charging that one of the members of the grand jury that had returned indictmerts against Lloyd S Crouch in connection with the failure of the Provident Trust Company had been a depositor in-the bank. After granting a recess for Prosecutor Ralph Probst to file his answer, when the court re-convened Judge Emerick sustained the demur to the plea in abatement and the defendant, ICrouch was brought into court. : The reading of the indictment charging embezzlement was waived by the defense and Attorney C. A. Lincoln, for Crouch entered a plea of “not guilty.” . The court then attempted to arrive at a date for the trial to start. Attorney McAdams one of the Crouch’s counsel was located fn Fort Wayne and he suggested that the case be set for January 15th. Prosecutor Probst expressed the desire to have the case come to trial more promptly and a tentative date of Dec. 26th was agreed upon. and Judge Arthus Biggs of the Whitley Circuit Court at once issued a call for a special term of the Whitley Circuit Court at once issued a call for a special term of the Whitley Circuit Court to start Thursday Dec. 26th,
Hijacker is Killed
Search was being made by police today for the liquor runners who shot and killed Wiilliam Kemple Jr., 28 Indianapolis former convict in a hijack battle at Bainbridge. Poliice believe the shooting occurred when Kemple and an unidentified companion attempted to rob an auto driver and two companions of 100 gallons of liquor. Two men in the liquor car fled immediately after the shooting. The auto carrying the liquor bore a title card and license plates which showed it to be the property of Morriis Davis Indianapoplis. :
William Work, 82, the last of eight sons of a pioneer Elkhart county family died last evening.
Christmastide ristmastide Christmas is here: The joyous fact is proclaimed by holly wreaths with their scarlet berries, by the happy, expect- - ant faces of children, by the A sound of carols borne on the snowy wind. Even more is it shown in‘ the hearts of men where resigns a strange warmth of feeling and good will to all—the . Christmas Spirit, We join in the mood of the season by wishing our friends and neighbors, one and all, a very Merry ChristBrown Funeral Home . nebnmß T o FHousk | Office 115 Residence 120
Mrs. Fredonna Barnhart spent today in South ‘Bend.
Hugh Hutchison o Chicago was a visitor here the first of the week. Roy Elijah and Glen Roe are in Detroit attending a meeting of the Hud-son-Essex dealers. The blizzard Wednesday was of the old fashioned variety with a high wind and drifting snow. - All kinds of trucking and hauling promptly done. Joe Taylor phone 285, . , -« 3obtt Curtis Swan braved the storm Wednesday to go quail shooting. He bagged only two of the birds. - Bteter all-talking pictures at Crysta] theatre at cheaper prices than any other place—take advantage of it.
Mrs. Fred Starr and daughter Roberta spent the first of the week in Garrett. = . z
Miss Catherine Geraghty, has resign ed her position as Intertype operator at the Leader office and has returned to her home in lowa.
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Howard Smith and Edwin Smith arrived home last night after much difficulty from Newark, Ohio,
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simmons are home from Benton Harbor, Mich., where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Sutherland. :
Quality First , Economy Always ‘ N T | : \ ~ £ u ; i 3 e - | “Save Every Day The Jet White Way” | | ReO O R RR R RR R RIS e 10 ds 58 SUGAR ?= 10 pounds 588 OLEO, nut made, 2 pounds ........................35¢ CHEESE, Wisconsin Cream, pound ........30¢ LARD, pure country, 2 pounds ................25¢ BUTTER, New Paris Creamery, pound ..40c . , . ’ e , CORPER @ witea 3 Ihe B 0 . Santo S. A Mm FIG BARS, fresh baked, 2 pounds ............23¢ GINGER SNAPS, 2 pounds ..............ca... 19€ MACARONTI and Spaghetti, Foulds, 3pkg 23¢ PEANUT BUTTER, best bulk, pound 19a SOAP s 10 bars 49¢ , . ‘Naptha ars ¥7cC CLEANSER, Old Dutch, 3 cans ................21¢ COLD DUST Powder, large pkg ..............23¢ STARCH, Argo, Corn and Gloss, 2 pkgs....ls¢ TOILET SQAP, Lux and Palmolive 3 bars2oq F LOl IR Pillsburys Best 9 5 ~ Columbia 75 C 24 & C City Pastry , $ . : ¢ ~r,n 4 CATSUP, Libby’s large, bottle .. ... 19¢ MUSTARD full quart ..................ci. . 1598 KIDNEY BEANS, Perfect, 8 cans .......25¢c SALMON, Alaska pink, 2 cans ...............35¢ M,M ( :hri i’ ( : Cl Our stocks are still complete and stimnas \Lan Y our prices aelow, =@ All Hard Miixed, 2 pounds veersmicnnnenesn2oC - Assorted Chocolates, 5 pounds ................$1.23 Chocolate Covered Cherries, pound b0x....33¢ Assorted Chocolates, 1 pound Vsikssehesivtiac g ‘
_ F ruit Baskets--Orders taken up to Saturday Night on 10% Saving - ORDER NOW! Sack’s Bakery
Hudson-Essex Sales
We have been fortunate in securing the service of Walter Smith who will have charge of our paint department and we are now in a position to give first-class service on »
Work on Fenders, Bodies, Upholst-_ ery, Door Glass, and Interior Finish as well as painting and redecking on all makes of cars. Give us a call. We call for and deliver cors. Mr. Smith needs no introduction-to the public and we heartily recommend him to all having work in this line.
A Few Used Car Bargains
1929 Essex 4-Door . | - 1929 Essex Town Sedan S 1929 Essex Coach | 1922 Dodge Ceoupe
These cars are all in first class condition and at prices to close them out quick. 2We are over stocked and must make room for the new models coming in. :
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