Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 38A, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 November 1920 — Page 3

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J. W. Ellerman; of Salem, 111, wus home for the week end to viist his mother Mre. Emma Ellerman / TIRED? HEADACHE? Clean up your system with the ' One Day Docter and feel like new. Tired feeling, biliousness and headache are nature’'s warninge ‘Thousands suffer from the failure of thé liver, kidneye and bowels to-carry off the waste matter. It poisons the system, lowers the vitality and makes them eagy victims of disease, The One Day Doctor ig a one-day course of treatment, regulating stomagh, liver, kidneys and bowels, It cleans out the system, toues you up, helps throw off the poison and makes you feel like new. Take it today, notice: the quick rehief. and see how lively and well you feel tomdrrow. Costs only 20%¢. Try it If your druggist does not have it send 2ne and we'll mail it prepaid. Absolute satisfaction or monsy refunded. One Day Doctor Co., Bourbon, Ind.

Clothing Values That Talk

We'll give you fine all wool quality and thebest styles to be had. We’ll reduce your clothes expense. Your money will buy more value here than elsewhere. . Owuitsat - 9.00 to 49.00 Overcoats at 25.00 to 50.00 l CARNEY'’S Clothing Store |

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Aspirant For Job. - Paul Parker of Albion and Carl D. Traxler of Kendallville are aspirants for the position of city engineer of Kendallville, to succeed Noah E. Hull, who was elected county surveyor in the recent election and whose resignation -as Kendallville’'s engineér has been handed to the city council, to take effect Dec 1 = Mr, Parker ;s a graduate of TriState college saw service in ‘the engineering corps during the world war, and is at present assigtant connty surveyor. Mr. Parker is a l.igonfer boy who has made good. . - v Had Kllled Father. - Grant Houghton, who was brought back from Toledo yesterday by Sherift Sdnford, with Willis Van Alstine. for stealing an automobile at Elkbart, had killed his father at Elkhart on iLecember 8, 1917. The father in a 2 drunken rage, had attempted to kill the wife and mother and Houghton shot and killed him. He was never indicted as it.was held he had acted in self defense. : B :

| Much Ado About Nothing. - ‘4 ‘ln speaking of the Doyne E. Snyder arrest in Ligonler and trial in Kendallville the News Sun of the city BAYS - ' _ - “Chief of Police Alvin 8. Harr was at Ligonier yesterday and placed un--der arrest Doyne Snyder of that place, charged with steallng an overcost belonging to Fairy Walters of LaGrange. Both young men had been making their home in this city, staying st the Lake Shore boarding house A few days ago. Walters went to LaGrange 1o get an overcout belonging to Snyder, and while away Snyder wished to g 0 to his home at Ligonier and being without an overcoat, took the one belonging to Walters. The young mea appeared at the police station last evening and decided to settle the controversy out of court” . The young man arrived home Friday evening and in discussing his troubles with the Banner says the check controversy at LaGrange last summer referred to by this paper was simply a mater of protecting a friend He says he was never in Flint, Michigan, in his life and cannot understand why he should be wanted by the euthorities there. : Young Snyder will remain et home for a time. ’ - , . “My Golden Gtri” : For people who select carefully, the shows they do not want to miss, we espcially recommend- Victor Herbert's “My Golden Girl" playing at the Jefferson, Goshen, on Friday, 26. | The music: is without doubt equal if not superior to the greatest of this most brilliant ¢f American compnser s work, ‘combing as it does, harmony, melody, snappy. bright, whistling tunes, while theé “My Golden Girl" and “Had We But Met Before” numbers strongly remind one of the insidious Viennese music of “The Merry Widow" and are fascinatingly beautiful while Frederic Arnold Kummer's story and lyrics are éorrelpon_dlngly attractive Everything that such a show requires to make “M Golden Girl” une of the outstanding successes that will play ‘in Goshen this season has been done fn the way of production, beautiful costumes, lighting effects and a strictly first class company of New York artists. - : Licensed Stock Dealers. : The new “blue sky” law is now in effect and the commission has granted licenses. ' s : The licenses went to the following dealers: Fletcher. American Company. Breed, Elliott & Harrison, Gavin 1. Payne & Co., and Thomas D. Sheerin. all of Indianapolis, and Straus Bro‘thers Company, Ligonier. No other applications were before the board. i Bags Three Deer. - Ray Swartz writing from San Angels, Texas to his father Willard Swartz in this city eays while out hunting the other day he started eight deer and got three of them. “Herman Sack's orchestra will furnish musie for a Thanksgiving ball at Albion Thursday evening.

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: | CLASSIFIED ADS. ’ '! L | For Sale—Hard coal burner. la good condition Inquire Banner office. ‘o ekt ~ For rent-5-room house modern except furnace, near the M E church Eli Jacobs. % 3satt R ——— ‘ Stag Picnic, Antlers County Clud, Syivan Lake, Rome City, Sunday Nov. 21. Elks and friends invited Come and get a turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner. ... 35alw For Sale—3o head of high gradte breeding ewes. Ofie registered Shropshire buck. Can be seen al Stones Hill farm or inquire L. E Schiotterback, Syracuse, lnd. o 3iast Secure a business education, either in the resident school or by bhome study. Catalog and Home Study bookiet free. Write the South Bend Business College, South Bend Indiana. ; . ‘ 35b1m0. . For Sale—Fine building lot on the North Side with a frontage of 90 feet and depth of 165 feet Fine shade trees and other Improvements. Will sell cheap. Will Gibson, Mishawaka, Ind. - 30 - Clubd With Farm Paper. Arrarngements have been made whereby the Banner and the Ohio Farmer will be mailed for $250 the ‘year. This rate applies to new subscribers and all old ones who pay one year in advance. The Banner aad the Woman's Wold for $2.25 on the same basis. -36 bet No Hunting On Our Farms. = Persons are warned against hunting on our farms and violators of this trespass order will be prosecuted to the limit. . , ' Floyd Leming ' ’ ‘ ‘Harry Clemens . - Sanger Smith . Carl Wolt ; ' : - Karl Wolt ’ . Q. V. Rorgar. 3ialt _ Learn to Danee. . - Comnsult Arnold Elson Tuesday and Thursday evening of each week § to 11 o'clock for instructions in daricing. All latest -steps taught. - Children’s class Friday afternoon 4:30 to 5:30. : ~ » . 37a3t State Board of Agriculture. . - A Dbill, embodying the state board of agriculture's idea of what the relationship between the board and the state should be, is to be prepared by a committee which will hold its first ‘meeting December 8, it was decided at the meeting of the board Wednes‘day afternoon, Samuel J. Miller._president, named the committee at the board’'s direction. “The members are. G. Y. Hepler, South Bend, chairman, H. M. Moberly, Shelbyville; Charles N. Lindley, Salem;- U. C. Brouss, Kendallville, and Thomas Grant, Low--ell. ‘ . .

ATTENTION! For the School Girls and Misses ~.. . Miss Saratoga @ Will be here Thanksgiving week, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday with a full line of Middie Suits and Blouses. She comes especially for you. ‘Be sure and see her and thake your selection ~ PRICES REASONABLE " . . Headquarter‘sv atthe || : - Remember the dates_November‘lM,' 25. 26 ol

~ Gutelins & Miller's BIG THREE DAY SALE November 24th, 28th and 27th

PERCALES. ~ -36-inch Percales, light and durk';. values to 35¢ yd. Saturday price the yard .... 22¢ ~OUTINGS ; . Fancy Outings, light and dark- colors. 30 to 35 cent values in other stores, our price for above 3 dave ... . ... . 21e

Men's Wool Socks avenl Thcvaluée 2pBir ... . - . . %13 Blue Ename} dish pans $1.59 value Speciatl., ... i i it dieenaiiisennee-$1.39 100 piece dinner ware set (Nippen China) $125.00 value special for these 3 day5....575 25 pair Risnkefs apecial perpair ... il il e SlOO Fancy Salad dishes 88 c value special ..o i i Ll G, 48 20% reduction on all outing gowns. o '

' - . WINDOW BLINDS ‘ ~ Linoline Widnow Blinds, oil finish. (not water colors) 6foot for ............................. §9¢ T hitlenmth tor ... e - Limit 12 , - Sweater coats one lot of Men's and Boy’s Sweaters will give 25% reduction. S 0 D 1 S 54 s - Elgin Maid Cotton 8¢ value, 7 for .... 25¢ Matches, 8¢ value the box .................... 5¢ . W Peper thergll o ... .. B¢ Crepe Paper, 15¢ value the roll ........ 12¢ Toilet Soaps the cake ..............c........ De

= - SOAPS TOILET AND LAUNDRY ' Pearly Wave Laundry Soap 7c value 3 days 10 cakes for ..., 60¢ Wathke’s Naptha Laundry Soap, 9¢ value 3 days 10 cakes for ...........e......... To¢ Jap Rose Toilet Soap, 12¢, value, priced at 3 cakes fOr ........ioovveeeeeoviiii 27¢ Kirks Flake White Laundry Soap 8c value, 10 cakes for ........ccoovvioovooeoen.. 65¢ P. & G. Naptha Laundry Soap, 9¢ value, 10 cakes TOr .. ..cccooveiciooeiosoosen. 75¢ Hard Water Castile Toilet Soap 6 cakes for ............o.iccsiiuniinecninnnriennnnnns 49€ mm - BIG SPECIALS AT OUR CANDY COUNTER BIG SPCEIALS No. 1 Soft Shell English Walnuts, very special the pound .................................... 35¢ Almonds, New 1920 crop, extra fine, very special, the pound ......0......c000ven00... 29¢ Mixed Nuts, all 1920 crop, very sepcial, the pound ..........iiiiii o ... 25 Brazil Nuts "nigger toes) extra fine, 1920 crop, the pound ......e........c000e00en.n... 35¢ Grape Fruit, extra fine stock, buy at our lower prices, 3 for ..........cooooovvevennnn. 25¢ -Oranges, extra sweet and juicy, priced to sell the dozen ........oooovoovootoninn.. 45¢ Fresh Salted Spanish Peanuts 16 ounces for .........c..ccocoiii i o 2 1B Saturday only 100 pounds extra fine Chocolates (Limit 2 pounds the pound .... 35¢ Mixed Candy SPEEIL the Doand ol e e We will have extra sales force and will surely try to give you the Best of Merchandise ‘ - » at Lower Prices and the Best Service ever. ] . Holiday Offerings now ready. Make your selections a small payment dowh and we will hold your purchases till Xmas eve. Don’t be disappointed. Do your shoppin early. We will be more than pleased to lay aside your purchases. Inthis way you are sure to get just what you want and more than that you can shop and avoid the crowds later. Gutelius & Miller’'s 5 & 10 : " LIGONIER BIG UN DERSELLING STORE ‘ 2 sy . Do Your Chris tmas Shopping Early : ’

: .- HOPE MUSLIN - ~ -You know the quality of Hope Muslin, vou also know what it is being sold for elsewheve onr e . 200 e cemmmm e e et ek oe o ittt | 228 <ot e et S et - 011. CLOTH _ Meritas Table Oil Cloth, white or fancies, values to 65¢ the yard our price the

: TOWELING - - - Extra heavy part linen Toweling, 29¢ vaule (launders fine) three days price the Limit 10 vards ' - _ WORK SOCKS . Men’s extra ‘heavy Work Socks full seamless in tans and gray mixture a 25¢ item. Buy them here the pair ................... 20¢ . Sewing Thread, 10c value, 3 for ........ 25¢ 40 watt. Light Bulbs, each ................ 25¢ Curtain Scrims the yard.......... 15¢ & 25¢ : Clothés Lines 50 feet ....................... 39¢ -~ Germantown Yarn, the ball .............. 12¢