Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 17A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 June 1920 — Page 4

Flower Plants Wanted I'will buy Pepper, Egg Plants,Astors Pimento, Zenias, ~Salvia. Phoneme ~ what you have. A.B. Weaver

< JM G@@(ﬂ""""’ﬁ ' o i : %o. - . ’ Printing | | 44 ; ;—m-.n-a--h-.-:.-‘- & ® IR kind of printing that : Itm dividends is the ® ind you should have. : Pale, mdddy, poorly arranged printed mutter Is worse than . sope. '!*: quslity of your | e ur s : -ke printiog ﬂm . . ‘tmpression 6f cheapness that s @is beed to overoome, while . & good pcinting carries with it o . : : desirablesuggestionofguality. r= = We produ Quality ’ : &afuﬁg W;.;or::rymmd : & ep inexpensive handbill or e . - in colors, #f you : : %us you will be : & ¢ of good work. & " We have I!; .um‘at ad 3 F gt .;g . -p . uploi th the good of i is the E“...A..-.....P&ys

Harry Schlotterback Trustee’Perry Township Office Day, Saturday ~ at Mier State Bank -~ E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer Dates can be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No.oB. a 0 _—W~ o oo . ! CHARLﬁS V. INKS ANiL)’SON . Dealer in . ' Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, : Buildiu Stone ornar Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER

. Dr.C.D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligonier F7l CE HOURS: . 9:00 to 12 1:?0 to3:08fﬁ:::01t878:00 Telophone e, 27 "GLASSES Accuartly and Scientifically Fitted. " Broken lenses . replaced. , Mrs. L. P. Wineburg Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere -~ Phone 16000 Q Ligonier ~ Indiana m' W. H. WIGTON : A - Attorney-at-law * Omce in Zimmermian Block £ I yYsemesn TNDL.

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: NEWS NOTES | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Cummings spent Sunday in Efkhart o Tom Jeanneret paid his ; Elkhart friends a visit Saturday. o Mrs Jess Cressell, of Detroit spent Sunday with her father Charies Mor- . Calvin Gibson, of South Bend was a Sunday guest of Miss Mildred MilN Mr. ‘and Mrs Curtis Minnis and babe guests of Elkhart relatives over Sunday. - Vo ﬁlr. and Mrs. Walter Morrow, of Fort Wayne, were Ligonfer visitors Sunday. _'

Miss Mae Mier, of Columbia City, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Baum. L o Mrs John. Strine of Leßay. Mich was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs. J. M. Hoshaw. . : Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lundy left for Chicago Sunday to visit a week with friends there. - . : Dr. Lane was in Fort Wayne Mon- - day visiting Mrs. Lane who iz in a hospital there. : ‘Mrs. D. Schwab and daugFter:_. Dora and Mabel were Saturday guests of Elkhart friends. - _ : Mr. and MEs._ J. E Culver \wére{ m‘i Hillsdale, Mich., to spend the week end with relatives, Lo Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Koontz, of Toledo, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Horn. - - Mrs. Ed Culver and little son came from Elkhart and visited over Sunday with Ligonfer friends. . Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Drake and family have gone on a visit of a week with relatives in Coruna Mrs. Jane Luckßey and daughté Zella. of Elkhart spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George King. - Mrs. G. B. Goddard and babe and Miss Ethel Michael were over Sunday guests in South Bend. : =

Frank Cain and Roy Trittipoo were out Monday #nd rodded the farm buildings on the Earl Wol! farm. Miss Mary Jackson of Elkhart was a week end guest of her parcnts here " Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackson. ; Mrs ‘Sherman Egker‘ who had been quite ill for ten days is now able to SBit up and take solid nourishment. ‘} Mrs. H. M. Smith, of South Bend, spent Sunday here and left for Pleasant Lake to visit her hrother. Mr. and Mrs. Ed D. Smith ¢nd Mrs. Walter Robinson spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Hostettler & LaGrange. Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Vince were in Concord Sunday wher_e Rev Vance filled the pulpit of the U. B. church. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vance came [from Mishawaka and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.- James Vance. ___'Sir. and Mrs. Eugene Longeor and little son of Elkhart spent Sunday here with her mother Mrs.. Sockrider. Francis Zimmérman and Olin Stansbury, after a short visit with their parents here, returned to Chicago.

~Mrs Ed Williams who had been visiting the Newton and Freed families has returned to her home in Toledo. . : Dr. Black went fishing in Johnson's bay Sunday for the first time this season. He is not braging on his eatch. o . Mrs. E. T. McDonald and d2ughters of Curona who spent several days visiting in this city, have - returned home. e : (ol Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd, of Garrett, Mesdames Joe and James W. Smith spent Sunday at the Smvith cottage, Wawasee. 3 & : ~ Mrs. T. H. Ellsworth, of Lansing, Mich, who had been visiting her mr‘c'Mr. and Mrs. William King. has returned home. e

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Miillar and daughter Blossony have gone to Mishawaka and P @nen to visit relatives and old fri 8 LeNore, the li daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Char! eßow, of Dallas, Texas, is in tt ¥ a guest at the home of Cha: . shobe. : : 1 W. Knis tho visited his daughter Mrs Zimmerman and family, retur: his home in Toledo Sunday noR. - : Mrs. C. L. {8 ¢ of Clay Centor, Nebraska, an here Fr:day and will pay her its Mr. and Mrs. James Kinniso extendad visit. Vernon Di’iti; and Cnrtisb_l-lnt‘.cl;!-; son and the M ss Bernice Bldridge and Jessie Har®s motored to Dallis Lake and spent Sunday. ; i e et Mrs. W. N. Richter, of Monon, end Mrs. W F. Bright of Arkon, who had heen ghests of Mr. and Mrs. O. W, Christie have returned home. :

Our Special Closing Out Sale ended Saturday, June 19th. We sold a tremendous lot of goods but still have a big stock of splendid merchandise which will be continued at the special sale prices. , © = ~ Look for the store with the- - BigßleSign - Jacob Sheets Store - Ligonier, Indiana.

~ Mesdame Goodspeed, Olwine and Lees drove. to Elkhart Sunday and visited friends. e ' Wright Smith of Chicago is occupying the Charles Nelson cottage at Wawasee this week, e ‘Miss Ll_illie Lester, of Chsmpaign Ilinois is here a guest of Miss Babe Moore for a week. : Mrs. .Griest, of lgdianai)ons. came Sunday and ‘spoke at the Christian church in the evening. . ' George Robert Harrison was il for about a week of something resembling measles. He is now about recovered The Misses- 'lda and Ellisou Plies of Fort Wayne are sojourning a few days at the John Calbeck cottage, Wawasee, 1t P o *’ ~. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Cain attended the "ﬁﬂchael family reunion near Sidney last week and report a big. dinner and a good time. i

Harry Inks claims he and James Kinnison cought 40 blue gil's at Wa--wasee Sunday. Mr. Kinninson declines to discuss the matter. . 2 ——— e e Frederick Weyer, who left sometime ago for San Domihgo, writes 0. W. Christie that he arrived safely and desires to be remembered to his friends. Mrs. Harry Menaugh of Columbia City, who spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Green at their Diamond lake cottage returned to her home Sunday. - : Will Roe, Gus Biddle and W. F. Oyler - were fishing Sunday. Mr. Roe says there were 40 boats on the lake and they averaged about ome figh to the boat. , ~~ . 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Spurgeon and the Misses Dorothy Chetstnut, Irma Damey and Laura Price drove to]‘ Bryan, Ohio, Saturday. Just east of Butler an aged farmer had been struck by a New York Central traim _ud‘ killed. The sad sight cast a gloom over the Ligonier tourists.™ 5

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Obituary. Ellen M. Schlotterback was born ir Ashtabula county Ohio Feb Ist, 1845 to David and Henritta Matthews and died June 16, 1920 at the home of her daughters Mrs. F. A Blessing e She was the eldest of five childrea all preceding her in death except one brother William Matthews of Albion, Indiana. i ’. June 19th 1864 she was united in marriage to E. L. Sechlotterback to which ynion were born three children Vivian, Vernon and Bula. The father died April Ist 1912 and the daughter. Vivian Aug. 31st 1914 both being buried at Ligomier . THere are also left to mourn eight grandchildren and a host of friends and relatives. - - |

Aunt Ellen as she was familiarly known was not affiliated with any church but was a member of the ‘Daughters of Rebecca and W R. C. and was willing at any time to assist in case of sickness and death. Her last illness developed shortly after assisting in the sickness and burial of sister Mrs. Chas. Thomas, May 10, 1920 and visiting her husband’'s and. daughter’s grave Decoration Day beside of which she will lie at rest. > . : : We wish to thank the friends and relatives and W. R. C. who assisted at the burial of our mother. | Mr and Mrs F. A. Blessing 1 Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Schlotterback ] YOUTHFUL STYLES IN SUITS

R -\z_. A:\\ % 5 - ~ mq \;5», v AR e U i L e PR ) 3 AT Bt LR For those who look best in suits that are trim and simple the youthful style shown above will prove success ful. It has a box-plaited skirt and a short, straight coat., The latter is very cleverly cut and depends upon round buttons in two sizes and a little silk braid for its embellishment. The collar is & small and inconspicuous detall. s .St o A g

i For Sale. ' ~ One Ford roadster $185.00 good running condition, ‘1 dining room suit, 1 3 burner oil stove. Call at Lepird ‘Shoe Store. e ‘ e s e ~ Edward Higbee, the well known Milford znker. died in a* Warsaw hospital turday afternoon. ~ Lost—Open faced gold witch 17 Jewel Illinois make. Hines fob “57 Varieties” printed on. Finder please leave at Banner office or Bailey hotel. For Sale a few bushels of corn at $2.25 delivered or $2.10 at my second hand store next to green house. ' J. W Himes o YTete * Wanted-—Saleman as local representative for Ligonier and northern Indiana calling on the retail trade for sale of candy and gum. Special opportunity right party. See Mr. Lally after 6 p. m. Monday or before 9 a. m. Tuesday at Hotel Bailey - Senator James Reed of Missouri will not sit as a delegate in the national democratic convention. Neither will the Tom Watson and Hoke Smith bunch from Georgia.

BINDER TWINE ~ 15¢ Per Ib. Cash To anybody, any time. Deering Binder - averages 500-t. full per Ib. To those who ‘paid us 16 cents per Ib,, if you will comein we return the one cent per Ib. to you ~ Seagly Brothers . LIGONIER and TOPEKA '

We will continue the sale of household goods this week and will offer many good articles at reasonable prices, vis: v : Weiss sectional book cases: roeking ‘chairs, dining table.- breakfast table, good kitchen chairs, kitchen cabinet, tea wagon, mahoghany beq, oak bed. oak dresser, ladies writing desk. chifldren’'s desks. large ingrain rug. bargain in fruit jars (pints and ‘Quarts) work bench, manual training size, garden tools. " ~ All the above and some other articles must be closed out this week. Any one in need of househdld goods, will do well to call at ou residences at No. 206 and 213 Wiyne street Phone 214. : i : Mrs. D 8 Taylor . | Mrs A. E Taylor | Notice. \ ' Anyone finding a leather aviators helmet and goggles kindly return same to H. L. Caldwell at Caldwell's t’l‘lre Shop 17act Goshen is to have the second carnival within a month and yet the town is not unenlightened. . |DECK PAINT] R/ U \A\ I anmmmmse little bhands sooil the walls :‘nbmty and o wash. - shility of U. N Deck : Paint are mﬁnluay ade os, Tetis e |} eral bome use. We'd be glad to make color scheme suggestions. Come in today. WEIR & COWLEY Ligoaier, Indlana. for porches, floors ond wells

- Notice to Patrons of ‘N v ' G ‘ United Cigar Stores Contrary to calatog announcement I will redeem at any time and all times certificates issued from United Cigar Stores, irregardless of date. These certificates do not lapse June 30th. 1 shall also continue to sell the best brands of cigars and tobaccos. - o

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