Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 34, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 November 1909 — Page 1

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l'l 7 i ‘l’ 1 ' \ ¢U B X UUIN ; 2 : | . 1 % g ; § : Second Week of X_' | ‘ 1 11l . ' . . . - ,', y o A ' ’ E i L 1 L 1 . / _ ? / 0 9 x'x ‘ ' ; - . - 11. l ¢ ReductiononTailor Suitsand Coats ¢ 'y . | A o $45.00 Tailor Suits $36.00 $35.00 .adies’ Coats $28.00 ° Y $30.00 Tailor Suits $24.00 $25.00 Ladies’ Coats $20.00 ¥ 8 $lB.OO Tailor Suits $14.75 $15.00 Ladies” Coats $12.00 3 :|: All nthrrs:it l)mln,)x'tic'nlzixtf"ly reduced prices :0: Just Think What This Means to You = & l'l —_-m-————-—————— i', Q Right in the heart of the season to be able to purchase o "' new, snappy, ready-to-wear apparel at these figures ' & when our regular price is lower on good merchandise ‘6 o than you have to pay for far inferior goods. P (1 D We are overstocked. ! s OUR REASON having anticipatep far 10l _0 more severe weather; we have on hand several thous- . : and dollars worth of ladies’ and childrens’ ready-to L 1 . wear apparel that must be disposed of and our idea is ° KX « * - § Sell Them Cheap While the Buying Public ) ————————— | 0 is in Need of Them ; X T . I} dx This wonderful big price reduction goes into effect 0 10l ~ Friday, November 5, 1909. | g ¢ __......._._...._._....__._.... e ———— 3 ee e b T T THEVY & <SON ¢ 3 - Lignier, Indiana ¢ X . i Ql, - The Store that Save You Money § (L elelelellhTeleleleleleleleleleleleleol.)

Tuberculosis Symptoins Dr. Herman M. Biggs, goneral director of -the health department of Few York City. has prepar ed a striking statement of the first symptoms of pulmouary tuberculosis at the request of the Charities Aid Association of New York state. It has also been eundorsed by other prominent physiciaus and should be given the greatest possible publiesty, that parents may watch thoair children and be warned in timme. The statement reads: : : “Any of the folowing symptoms should lead one to consule his physician and have his lungs é_xmnined and sputum tested: 1. A cough lasting amouth;except whooping cough, . ; 2. Poor appetite (esp ecially in the morning) and indigest (on, and pallor (generally “run down.' ") : 3. Hoarseness lasting several weeaks. : 4. Spitting,especially in tlhe morning. : : 2

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b, Night swents, — i 6. Spitting blood, g 7. Feverin the afternoon Hmj\wnﬂ by flushed face and tired feeling. Apy, several or all of these ra_\'mp-i toms coming after a gevere cold, la-| crippe, bronchitis, whooping cough, | Ineasies, typhoid fever, or any other acute disease, may indicate tuberculosis, | Two or three or mors examiuations should be made. The germs may not be found the tirst time the sputam is examined and indeed they may not be found at all until the disease is far advanced. Accordingly no reliance should be placed ona negative sputum examinatioun if other symptoms are present. A thorough physical examination should be ‘had, and perhaps several of them. ‘t'['nberculosis in its incipient stage is a very difficult disease to diagnose }evon in a physical examination." “Too mueh publicity cannot be given the knowledge of this kind, which may be the means of saving aatold sorrow and suffering and thousands of lives besides. : The boacd of health of every commuedity in the state should endeavor to convey this life-saving information to every citizen within its reach and its importance should not be overiooked by any one interested in the preventative work of the anti- { taberculosis campaign. ] | The only place in town to get Independent make of Incandescent light bulbs. 13 for $2.40 or 20 cents each. Largest line of all size Tungstens. King & WEAVER.

[ IGONIER. NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1909.

: ¢ Dudiey Buek Memorial . The c¢hoir of the First M, E church will give & memorial song gervice in honor of the late Dudley Buck on Sunday évening. Nov. 14, at gaven o'cloek in the chureh, Assisted by Mrs. L. J. Dunning, soprano and the Bippen orchestra. The program will consist entirely of compasitions from the pen of this celebrated American’ musician, comprising some of his best known selections of chureh musie. ¢ A Proasam , ; Organ Prelude~"Evening™ Hymun Cholr and Congregation Praver / Rev, White Chant ~The Lord's Prayver! wuartet - "Glorig in Excelsis™ ' Mrs. Peters, Miss White, Dr, Woodrfl and Mr. Poters tirchestra “*Te Deam’” in B minor : Solo—*l will lay we down tn Peace™ : Mrs, J, L. Dunnoing Duet—"The Lord ts my lLight" | Mr, and Mrs. %‘eters Solo—" Crossing the Bar* : | ‘Miss Audia M. White Orchestra Rolo—"My Redeemer and My Lord” | Mrs. B, F. Peters Anthem—"He Shall Come down like Rain® ~° Solos by Miss Grace Thompson, Miss l Lels Hutchison, Mrs, Peters and Dr. | -Woodruft Biographical Bketch by Pastor - OUrchestra Quartet—"Roek of Ag‘«is“ | Mrs. Peters, Miss White Dr. Wood- | rufl and Mr, Poters - Benediction lurgan Postlude ; N Organist—Miss Martha Thompson Pianist—Miss Martha Hutchison Director of Orchestra— Will Sack Choir Master—Mr. B. F. Peters ‘lf you desire a clear complexion take Foley'’s Orino Laxative for constipation and liver trouble as it will stimulate these organs and thoroughly cleanse your system, which 18 what everyone needs in order to feel well. For sale by all druggists. 334 t

An Americar Beautly Whs May Scon . Beiomae 8 Duthess A X fiaw K sa we groal bes 5 Henaes o segpe ! Kuropes Biglivs! o 3 ghipt £ 5 & Jegy 5 £ =i PR oW ¢ wighles %OSORr s was Fitranto g 5w ¥y JEABBATY %} Miss Gould lwars 8 Biba g res tin o 3 Vpeer et W B i Ringndon, was ote of (ho most pes y e iniwra i AGaaetin i ¥8 sk £t fn dark of (yre with i » # - i 3 ¢ i - oo arg i ) ; g Bot & 5% Y. Th &y 158 vl E ) fotniteses for va sGI {3 WA boesr r Lir Jak. - . ot . N%9 7 e : o, : / ' g ¥ M , 1;’ 3 . ' 5 : " J w 5 - p 'l.‘. . - '.,;h '. T MARIOIIR GOULI. : the workl's miton alt conurt tennis The giri Las o strong fuchination for golfing atnl has piseatesd i one act HayE W ther 1o the private ftheater af Gweorging Court Miss Gonid finds the ouldoor life at fakewoond evy regftractive than the round of soclal duties In the city She has several uit biles and drives then hiersel! v 1} voat bigh speeedd Among Miss Gould' 8 piost persistent ‘z“u'u‘ s the Grand Duke Alexander Georgieviteh - Dioapanowskd the 1 ,‘;;‘; KOG YOULL ¢ «in of the czar of Ruas gin Fhe Dhike of Alha, one of Ko rope 8 richest noblemen, has aiso shown her much attenton’ and it was recent ly rumored that they were engaged § . RETURN OF JEFFRIES.. The Big Pugilist Much Improved by His Trip Abroad. Now fhat Stanley Ketchel bas been defeatad by Jack Johnson the follow ers of pugilism are eagerly looking for winrd to the battie Ip the roped arens that will bring together James J. Jef fries and the colored heavvywelight champion. Such a contest will o doubt be the greatest fistlc sattraction in vears, and purses agounting to a fortune bave been affered for it Jobt son is the only colored man in the his' tory of the prize ring to win the heavy: weight. championship, wresting . this title from Towmmy DBuras In Apstra lia. The Ethiopian's victory quickiy brought Jellries out of retirement, and be appears confident that he can wu back the title for the white race. The {wWo men are to meet o the spring The mighty Jeliries has just retury ed from abroad, where he has bwen taking the baths st Martenbad and also doing some training at Jim Pratt's quarters just outside of Paris His work was largely confined to puoching ;: i ‘ ! Weuw o - o el . \ e T i - Sl L 4 . ! ':.:_2 ':~y ' ' e | : A L L s JAMES J. JEFFRIES. ; {Taken just before leaving Paris | the bag, rope skipping and other typical gymoasium stunts, It is said that the treatment the big pugilist under went at Marienbad did bim a world of good. and bis girth is practically the same as If was before his biggest fights. Just before leaving Paris he weighed 220 pounds and appeared to be in splendid physical condition. With the great ex-champion in fizhtjing trim Johuson will meet a human shugging machine of his own size, a quick, shifty biz Man, a heavyweight with a splendid wallop and one whose record shows he is as game aond gritty a man as ever entered the ring. : Do It Again. “These polar explorers are getting lots of applause.” “But it is mostly applause of the kind that seems to call for a repetition of the performance.”—Pittsburg. Post.

Smalisr Farms, : The thoe i coanitg and is soar 5% band when the large faross pear Mik b, New Paris snd lewsaboreg wili ba diviged asd subdivided The sgrical ture schodis Mhromgbout S 8 voaßtry %3 foree these divishons upon the peeipie. Through and by these pohiais e belng Goleruined 88l 8 scisg HBe IBIHeY a 5 prow BEEe O Obe Ac e of groaed propetly farseesd (han - Bve wervs farmod withoal this Enowisdge The apricellural schoo 2% Witoba will prove & gresl factior aiong ihis he W 8 U couNtY ﬁx, thess agrwaliaral schools the boss are taupst whal chenilcdls &re geiew sATY Lo grow corn, wheat, osts and syery adßier ovreal When we ot our sre B our window and son the large Wet piatons 00, wheal, oats, tar Bigw, #lB Boproves thesd tee pooPO kE oan b ;:;fm‘-s:jwyr:‘j sear 1f cone ity Rfe faydrsiae, and this 18 lusl wial 1B agricuiiseal sebools are do. iy 3 Bes are making the copditions favorabl The schiis Indirecty afe silgg eviepiions W farmers fned fales, cidlmong tha! they ate & good iing lo o mwakey the fninresl of Lthe farter and cause him W pratiice cootagyd . hut o make At sgrivuitariat i IBe slriotest ot and one that will grow wore aud §ave oore. mast e om Dy Lhat bas made n sledy of soll and chomistey. The Purdae Usl tefelly Lae sent oul more fwiss who Gre Bow pTosing wore on the untvers Rty {atms gy Bere than all the farms carti it that toawk 4L dn elther g recilon. . When the soll seeret e warned then 1 b 8 the fartne wil e divided sng sabdivibed, and the man wio nOw Cwhe 100 Bares willh & fasiy of throe chlldren, taigbering five ail told, will thed bumibs ’.!;mr farmvrs and twenty in all. This coniplel e 150 acres will produce more asull products. wore people. more schools and more chuarches--Millord Mail is Looking for You. - E. E Earle, deputy fish and game commiiseloner, who has charge of the fisid depnties throughoutl the state, Gus arrabged 1o have between {oriy and Oty spedial deputics patroiiing the state during the open season for guazl, begiuning veslerday, Nov. 10, atid ending January 1. The special afficers are now recetvine thelr conmissions and are being slationed. Many of them have already gone 1o work, with experienced deputies in order to prepare for their dutles, e deputios are receiving explicit instractions o be on the wateh for hunters without licenses, for Sunday Bunlers, Irespassers on Rame preserves, Jor bunters who kill more ihan the daily allowance of 15 birds, and for hutiters who sell guail or ship them outside the siate. All Buulers are reguired to bave liceuses, seept where a land owper hunts on Gis OWh fari, or a ':w_x;';sl oceypranl bunts on tand fto which he has the rights of a lessor, ¢ Reports in the office of the fish and gamey cotumissioner indicate an unasually Jarge nuwber of guall. The dewand for leenses I 8 brisk, als though the great demand by Marion countly hunters does not come until the few davs preceding Thanksgliving day. Licenses are lssued for oue YERr . s S Another Record-Smashing Stock Show. At Hand, 3 ] Oneé more the International lLive Siock Exposition, which will be heid in Chicago from Nov. 27 to Dec 186, has smecomplished the seewmingly im possilide by again showing a most phenownal increase in entries. Once more aill pust records have been demolished and once more we are brought to realize that jnlerest is growing in this, the greatest of jive stock shows-this leading exponent Ofi the jive stock industry-—and that this greal anauusl event 18 becoming more pupnlar from year to year., Bven though feeding operations have been | axceedingly bght during the past yo.*ar.% wii will find an increased number ﬁf} entries. in the cattie department. The draft horse exhibit will be the grvaH est ever seen in this or any other country. Horses, whose lineage d:ﬁ!t‘ﬁ! back into the dark ages, will be seen in the ring bweside the most splendid specimens of the Euglish and S‘Cu{!iﬁhi types, whose equals have never bx*f_m‘ei been brought together {n such num- | bers in the bistory of the show r’ing.i The nomber of exhibitors in the sheep depariment exceeds that of any pre vious year, and in quality their ex hibits will far surpass anything ever seett here in the past as the entries | show them to contain some of the cholesst imporiations made 1o this country n recent years. In the swine depariment ail the leading types willl apga‘n be represemted and the quality wiil be superior to that of any show ever seen on this continent. Al these and many other new features give promise of making the coming exposition the greatest in the history of this splendid series of events, and no one, be he ever so distantly connected with live stock-—the right arm of our basic industry. agroulture—can &t-] ford to miss the exceptional oppor tunity for education, entertainment and a pleasipe trip inope. .~ A e | : v . o n—- . Married nt Detroit ] The marriage of Miss Hortense Goldsmith of this city and Dr, Hugo A. Freund of Detroit, at the Hotel Poutehartrain in that city was solemnized in the presence of the immediate friends and relatives of the voung people last Tueiday night. The bride is well known in Ligonier. She is the daughter of Mrs. Abe Goldamith, a beautiful cultared and splendid young woman. Dr. Freund is & young professional man of high character and excellent connections. They will reside in Detroit where Dr. Freund hes a good practice. ~ Thisis to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to care your cough and cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold,prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow packags. Refuse substitute 8. Sold by all dealers. 334 t

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, 9 ‘ L) . ' ' TWO STV" AERY lEf ' — LIGON ‘ , | T be Cl ““ . ” o be Classed as mere “Bargian Store Does not lie within the range of Schloss Bros. ambition; rather would they have the brying public feel that today, tomorrow, next ‘week, or next year purchases may be madeat this store with the | assurance Of greater va_lues lhan can i)c“ vn})lainf‘si c"lﬂ‘\\‘ht"lc‘. . Judging from the tremendous business this store is doing it 1s reasonably certain that a majority of the people realize our position of prestige and power, 1t 1s easy for us to undersell because of our wonderful purchasing power. QOur two great ‘stores have a ca acity OF han(“ing largq qu;u-xtitim of merchandise. Consequentry when a manufacturer has a bargain to offer he looks us up-—-gives us the first chance, and we never turn down | a real bargain, and our “one price to all”’ guarantees that vou get the benefit of all our bargains. If you want value for your money, you must come to this “Great One Price Store” where you do not have to bet your judgment against the other fellows argument. You may be a judge of values or not, it does not matter; here you have the same treatment and buy vour goods just as cheap. | R The Bargian Feast = 2= ~of PRINTZESS SUITS and COATS gocs merrily - 48571 on, Never were such real values offered to. the 0 iA : } ‘ buving ]'ﬁi»liv of Ligonier as we are now ofliring ’Att] 3 in this department. One look at these garments L z‘r‘“ | \ and the test of a try-on will convince you that this A 9 j‘ 15 the only place to be zizz.,.._!{‘.‘_u,x.x right and at the AN '4"",,\ least cost. Read the following: : - _f ! \..\ : 3 lfu‘““‘l\‘. 1):1111-_ :tl}-xa':f«si *mii”r ~}m!~’, i' | % | E“\ ¢ Jackets satin lined throughout, beést ol Uil : ;,iiiﬁ.'in,mf;.-..- lwhi:-l}z“h?flxilf!wi!r shape, - skirts, | \”“L"/ plain tailored and panel plaits at side; - a 1 b colors.-gray, navy, green, olive, serpent green ; oo , . and maroon, - S L)ﬁ : Qur price only . - SID'OO 1 ' N M |

AA 7P A it A LRAAR 3 B K VT & a L nEAY & i & g -l i .' ; £ = ; 23 § ~§ CASE S S3¥ Lo AR :'Jfﬁi fd - 3 ." .b | (Gt . | ! <L T ‘ 3 : & :,"\' 3 s "" o ¥ i ,k g m‘{ v ™ ‘ i . N B .A 3 ' | " f ' 1T ’ ; Cwy?l 1909 The House of Kuppesheimer Chicago

-9:R R 5 : | Do not forget our stock of Guaranteed Shoes | and remember that we have the largest assortment and best line of Underwear to be found. . ‘ [ WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR WANTS

e CLOTHING OL?R $lO.OO and '515.00 Suits for men and voung | men are a wondeiful revelation to all who sce 1 | them, Just think of a warranted pure wool, well | made. well lined, perfect fitting, suit for such a low ‘ | price. You pay no advance prices on yvour Clothing | here. We b(mght our clothing before the tariff ad- | ‘ | vanced the goods. We saved this money for you-—- | g you must come here to gét It. Come, look these ' { I suits and overcoats over---try them on.--we know you 2 ‘will be pleased. No such values to be fouud else: | e . ! Young men’s pure wool suits, Herringbone weave | and fancy stripe, perfect fitting, coat has serge lin- | ing and good interlinings, nobby cuffs on sleeve: } vest and pants latest cut. Up-to-date glo 00 H in every way, our price only - - . § : 2o L e ]

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