Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 October 1920 — Page 4

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E. R. Kurtz - Auctioneer Dates can be made at Weaver's Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No. 65. : (LASSES Accuartly and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses replaced. Mrs. L. P. Wineburg W. H. WIGTON ' : Attorneyat-l aw ‘ OfMce in Zimiserman Block - Ll(;‘u?\‘llilt. IND EARL WOLF Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere Phone 16000 Q , Ligonier - Indiana Harry Schlotterback Trustee'Perry Township Office Day, Saturday “at Mier State Bank - e anblecis a elf you need some come B 9 _ln .tml see

A‘: R f\_l'\.lf\‘_l'\'?-'\ RAVAVAYAYAY) N fi VAYAVAVAVAY SYAYAVAYAYAY L AVAYAVAVAYS A~ IR - .= Willappear in person i . . . Friday Ev'g, October 22 . Christian Church Marie Morrisy makes an appearance in Ligonier. Itis the most important musical -event of the season. ‘ The famous contraltp will rénder those ~songs which has won her chief success as a concert star. gk " ‘Walter Chapman, pianist, will assist in collaboration with Mr. Thomas A. Edison’s three million dollar phonograpp.:' 2 e o L FREE TICKETS ~ - Call, write or telephone us for free tickets of admittance. ‘Thcyuwillbeissued @no’yder of applicrfiion. b o ’_‘N" Chas. Cornelius Book Store soow. - LICONIER INDIANA &7/ 6 ifY

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET GOVERNOR JAMES M. COX, OHIO - For Vice President FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT OF NEW = YORK = -STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET For United States Senator THOMAS TAGGART, INDIANAPOLIS : - For Governor : . CARLETON B. MCCULLOCH, IN- ' _ _DIANAPOLIS . . For Ligutenant-Governor : SAMUEL M. FOSTER, FT. WAYNE -~ For Becretary of State : CHARLES WAGNER, COLUMBUS ‘ For Auditor of State CHARLES R. HUGHES, PERU [ For Atlorney-General : "~ GEORGE D.SUNKEL, NEWPORT : : .For Treasurer : 'GEORGE H. DEHORITY, ELWOOOD For Reporter of the Supreme and Appeliate Courts . - WOOD UNGER, FRANKFORT For State Superintendent of Public Instruction e DANIEL C. MCINTOSH, WORTINGTON For -Judge| of the Supreme Court, . Fifth Distriet : FRANCIS K. BOWSER, WARSAW For Judge of the Appellate Court, irst District -ELBERT Atl. SWAN, ROCKFORT For Judge &f the Appellate Court. Second District - JOHN G. REIDELBACH, WINAMAC For Judge of the Appellate Cours, ' _ . Thira District o EDWIN W. FELT, INDIANAPOLIS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

..“For Congress-- - - JOSEPH R. HARRISON Joint Senator . = BAMUEL C. -CLELAXD i Judge Circuit Court DAVID V. WHITELEATHER : Prosecuting Attorney : : GLENN E. THRAPP L State Represéntative THOMAS J. MAWHORTER Clerk of the Court "MARTIN H.. SPANGLER | '~ County Treasureer i . FRANK C. KELHAM : County Sheriff GEORGE W. STARR - County Recorder : JOHN A. MCDONALD . _Coromer . DR. FRECH F. WORMAN ' .. : - bßurveyor . o "BARNEY C. HILE . Commissioner North Distriet JACOB BRUMBAUGH Comunissioner . South District GEORGE H. BUCKLES Kodak finishing Hieber Studlg.

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‘Curtis Hutchison is Il - ‘Basketball at H.S. Gym tonight. Double header. Everybody out ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprague are the proud parents of a new daughter, born Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kirkland and Mrs. Leila Smith are guests of Indianapolis friends. . i, r——— 5 Ashton Sedgwick will spend the winter in Cuba. He spent last winter there with a brother. Automobile thieves made a raid ou a Warsaw clothing store and got away with $2.000 worth ol goods. SATURDAY SPECIAL WHITE OUT FLANNEL 19%c¢ PERYARD AT THE JACOB SHEETS STORE 1 The Ligonier Post, American .besiqnf has been fnvited to participate in the Armistice Day celebration in Kendallville. o : ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellerman and gon and Mr. and Mrs, William Kavanaugh of Hoopeston, ‘lll, are guests of Mrs. Emma Ellerman. ~ HAVE YOUR HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGING DONE AT JACOBS SHEETS STORE QUALIL-— - TY GUARANTEED. . : : Will sell or trade any part of one thousand shares of Rich Charter Oak (opper Stock. Cheap for cash Addess K care of this ofllce'. . 33bat - After an examination by medical experts it was decided that - Thomas Wagoner would have to undergo another operation for abcess of the side. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marker are receiving the congratulations of their friends on account of their 50th wedding anniversary which they celebrated Wednesday, October 20th. . Circles of the M. E. Aid Soclety were' entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Will Sisterhen, Mrs. Francis Billiman, Mrs. Chester Vanderford assisted by Mrs. Ed Benthine and by Mrs. John Green -at: her cottage at Diamond Lake. : . In its effort to keep pace with Senator Harding on his league of nations contortions “the organ” changes its position frequently. One week it s against any league of nations-and the next it is for some kind of league indescribable. -The poor old organ is thus kept In a continuous flip-flop. What the republican - candidate for president needs is a balance wheel and the same governor would serve fpr “the organ.”- i T '

Dr. Elihu Root, sponser for Senator Harding, tried to cure the ills ‘of the republican party- on the league of nations issue in a speech at New York. He d®clares Senator Harding is for a league of nations but not for ali the league negotiated by President Wilson. And still senators Johnson and Borah contiue to insist that the republican presidential candidate is against any league. Root quotes Harding to support his contention and Johnson and Borah quote the same gentleman to sustain theirs. This may be done because Senator Harding has been on both sides of .the question. Change .in Voting Place. ' . Voters should take notice that the Fifth precinct voting place has been changed from the Louis Smalley barn on First street to the Centralized School building a half mile north of Ligonier. All voters of the Fifth Precinet in Perry township and in Ligcnier will have to. go to the Trittapoo school ‘house to vote. 33b3t Mrs. Parsons Stricken. A Mrs. Belle Parsons, housekeeper for her brother Charles Shobe, was fonnd unconscious lying on the floor of dier home Thursday morning, suffering from apoplexy. Her condition is very serious. 3 . . Public Sale. = - James Crockett of three miles norta west of Ligonier will hold a public sale at his farm residence Friday, October. 29, - , i HENSTITCHING "AND PICOT EDGING DONE AT JACOB. SHEETS STORE. : i % Photographs at Hieber’s Studio. ¢ ; Printing q Printing that will ‘attract attention and | put your advertising £ naclass by itself— 8§ £ printingthatcontains ~originality in eon_ception and excel- ¢ lence initsexecution § ~—this quality of originality and inS Izesall the printed 2 § Work we turn out. g

GLASSIFIED ADS. ~ For sale, fresh milch cow. Oliver - Wanted—Man to work on farm. good wage and a grod place to live. C. L. Chamberlin Phone 18A xou.j * Yu'll need a hot water bottle this fall. Then why not buy a Kantleek guaranteed for two years at the Bexall store. % e . Soatf . For Sale, two heating stoves, a sideboard, two commodes, bed with springs. Call phone No. 263, Ligonier 30bte For Sale—Fine building lot on the North Side with a frontage of 50 feet and depth of 165 feet Fine shade trees and other improvements. Will sell cheap. Wil Gibson, Mishawaka, ind. : 30:¢

. © Farmers Attention. “Horseshoeing and genersl blacksmithing promptly done at reasonable prices. New shop in rear of Weir & Cowley's. Give me a call. Wil H. Hieber, the blacksmith. 3laim Wanted—Home Study Students. Long winter evenings are at hand. We offer interesting studies preparing for business positions. Write for catalog and special Home Study -Booklet. Ad- “ dress South- Bend Business College, South Bend, Indiana . 31bim ~ Sam Snider has lald in a fine stock of canvas and jersey gloves wkich he is prepared to sell at a very close ‘mar:}q of profit. He has all styles and sizes. - _ 30atf * Prize For Best Name, ; -The association recently formed for the_promotion and advancement of ail matters pertaining to the growth and welfare of Ligonier, the surrounding territory and the- citizenship thereof, offers a prize of $5.00 for the best name for the association. = The. name to consist -of not more than four words and to be appropriata to the purposes as above set forfh: Contest closes Monday October 2ith. Decision will be made by Board of Directors of the association. Mail ‘sugxestio_ns to H. B. Brown, Secretary Ligonier, Ind. 32b4t . NON-RESIDENT NOTICE State of Indiana, Noble County .88 . L “o * In the Noble Circuit Court January Term, 1920° - . No g _ : Complaint on note and in at‘tachment. ' s Fred E. Weir ,and Buel W. Cowley, partners - trading as Weir & Cowley ; VS : L Charles W. Morrell ‘ , © Be it known that on the 18th day of October 1920 the plaitiffs”in the above entitled cause filed in open court and in the office of the Clerk of said Noble Circuit Court of said State their complaint against the defendant in said cause and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s office in said cause, the affidavit of a competent and disinterested person showing that the. defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that the purpose of said action is to enforce the collection of the note sued upon in plaintiffs’ complaint by preoceedings in attachment, and whercas said plaintiffs having by endorsement on said complaint required said de= fendant to appear thereto on the 3rd day of January 1921.° , 4 Now therefore, the above named, defendant is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and that unless he appears in said court and answers or demurs thereto on the 3rd - day of ‘January 1921 the same being the Ist., judicial day of a term of said court, to be begun and held in the Court held in Court House at the;Town of Albion, in said Noble Count, Indiana, on the First Monday in January 1921, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness, the clerk and seal of said court, this 18thday of October 19820. . John M. Kitt, Clerk of the s ¢ - Noble Circuit Court. =~ W. H. Wigton, Attorney for Plaintiffs. . SHE R T ey

s o AN\ L RNy ‘\ S\Q’\‘/ o N N \\‘\\ % proo st ok -" SRBECY R THE STAFF OF LIFE timt has no weak spots in it. Rogers’ Bread is chockful of goodness from crust to center. ‘Better bread is not or e?not" be made. 'We ‘use the finest/ flour, mix the dough, bake it and handle it under the cleanest and most sanitary -conditions, furnishing a food product thoroughly mutritious, of most luscious and delightful-flavor. ‘M. G. Rodgers J

The Store Where Your ey OLLAR - - OUBLE , | - UTY | . Special Offer For Saturday Only Six-pairs Jersey Gloves . . . - $l.OO Five pairs Ticking Mittens . . $l.OO HestGrade Overalls - . .. . €5OO A large assortment of Caps, values rang“ing from $1.50 to $3.50 e e 5100 - The above specials for Saturda‘y only A reduét‘f'on of fifteen to thirty per cent has been made on every article of clothing in our store. This means you can buy your clothing now at next years low price. - - 'BUY NOW - S STORE FOR MEN S L LIGONIER “YOU MUST BB SATISFIED" INDIANA

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- * ‘ ! . Gutelius & Millers 5 & 10 Store BFi SURE TO VISI"I‘ OUR STORE SATURDAY: OCTOBER 23 THERE WILL BE SPECIALS OF ALL KINDS. HERE ARE A FEW LISTED .

Aluminium Coffee Perlators regular 3298 value speehl o DO . i DD A ISR S GO 5. SN NN A GOO NIRRT T Sy s Hair bow ribbons all fancy color values to 60¢

Down Goes the Prices On Hats we dre going to sell them Saturday for only two thirds of their value one third off on every hat. Remember Ladies and Children this is your chance for a real bargain. , ‘ g r . : P ‘ ~ TRY MATCHING T HESE ELSEWHERE -

2Matches Se value 6 boxes ... 25€ D e I i, DO 500 count carpep tACKS ......c.oiiiiiiiininisiannee. D€ Children’s hose 48¢ value ... 33€ Children’s hose 50¢ VAE..........c.ccorrrirviiiiccinnnes SOC

el s gl o, ey LAUNDRY'SOAPS SPECIALS

Kirks flaké white Laundry Soap Sc value 10 bars‘ - P. & G. Laundry soap 9¢ vgiu 10 bars "?Oc

e s AT OUR CANDY COUNTER ; ; - Swifts Borax Laundry Soap 66 vIHe 10 DATS .......cocerwioorooceeesssrsrssesssspssiemssspusssssesssssesessotosissssosisennesoe 396 RO SRR TR I UMM /e occiicererosiiosrimsbiimmbimmiestirbikrota i siosp ST cont bromia st esestc itacbrepimisiiisesmecns . ‘TB Chocolate Drons 40c to 50¢ the ponns MOl ie s e Fudge the Home made kind per pound ... renr st ettt s essasesgpasansasssene e SN EXIER 1100 CROCOIREEH A 0 POURE ........cooiecooosionnsic namonstcsectirestpioness sossassasegposeisessmmmbmmssassgtsisnsat ssiedbsnsransssoassossinses. 08, S — ..'w. ' s - * " : !'l " e — : DON’T WAIT, BUY YOUR FALSE FACES, PUMPKIN A,) HALLOWE’EN PAPER NAPKINS NOW R ks ONE MORE WEEK YOU MAY BE TOOLATE =~ .. - - : p 3 e e—— ~_ Gutelius & Miller * - Ae e R G T ey MORION LONG - 7 |

Men’s Cotton Hose in purple, black and grey. A real Ladies’ Outing gbwns all sizes $2.25 value special Babmdny . T

SLIS ootlon Badls ot ..o o ....... 98 e Gl IS il D JEp I By sl A ABCOOR Collal - e e 40 watt Electrie Light Balbs ................................. 25¢ el Hawe B 0 B s B Liquid Floor Wax 68c¢ value ..............rcccvueeeen. 490 Marvis Taleum Ss¢ valwe ..........cvcccencee.. 30 et ..

* Pearly Wave Laundry 8¢ value 10 bars ............. . " Walthe White Naptha Laundry Soap 10 bars ... .. sergeesesvases SR ad et RNPSt s SRR AT e e sst e s asedneenlin ss e atese 7‘o