Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 16B, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 June 1921 — Page 4

W. H. WIGTON , Attorney-at-law : ~ Office in-Zimmerman " Block ~ LIGON[ER, IND. e e e ' CHARLES V. INKS AND SON ' Dealerinj ' . Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, \ Building Stone : ornar Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligonier FFICE HOURS: 9:00 te 12 1:00 t03:00 7:00 to 8:00 o Office 107 Telcphone R 77 E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer & Dates can be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phon 134, or call my residence, phoue No. 65. . : » i @ : ‘ Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere Phone 16000 Q Ligonier ’ Indiana

GLASSES Accurately and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses .~ replaced. - Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

There are all kinds of cheap printing—butnone of it isreally cheap—at least’ not on a basis of value. Cheap stuff is usually worth almost what it costs. Our printing isn’t the cheapest you can get, but it’s as good as the hest.

-~ We Want You to Look! ' Our Bfg Specials for 10 days at Stansbury’s Double Store. The Store that . works on a cooperative plan. We share the profit with you. No high prices in our store. High Costs. eliminated. : - -

36 inch light or dark Percale the yasl. aiha, 180 36 inch Hope Bleached Muslin soft finish the VAP it i e .. IDE 14 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for ............. $l.OO The Best Bulk Coffee worth 30c .......... 20c 36 inch unbleached Muslin fine for sheets, under garments, or the new Aprons and dresses ‘ Ile - NEW STYLESf IN APRONS. Wayne Garment Co. make pink or blue and faney stripes with rick rack trimming .. $1.19 Dress Voiles, Organdy, Wool and Silk Dress Goods. All on the Slaughter block. Get our prices before you buy. We will place on sale for a final closing all Ladies’ Muslin Under Garments at a Slaughter in price, Gowns, Combintion Suits. Bloomers, Drawers. Save you time in making these garments. ¥ 66 inch mercerized Damask special heavy and fine a cloth of quality and style the yd. .. 75¢c - CHILDHOOD RECOGNIZED Boy’s Blouse Waists stripe ................ The Boy’s Fancy Shirts each ................... $l.OO Boy’s Fancy Blue Shirts each ................ 80¢ - All made of the best Madras. ' OUR INFANT DEPARTMENT We invite all mothers to this department. We can supply your needs in all items for the New goods added to this line as your needs require. 5

~ The Big Double Store C.R. STANSBURY Ligonier, Indiana

- HERE AND THERE John Harper is clerking'in'the Weaver hardware store. : Wantedexperienced girl for general housework. Call phone 253. - 16b2t Miss Hazel Gard of Wawaka “is clerking in the 5 and 10 cent store. The street car company has removed its track from Eighth street in Goshen. ’ : _ Mrs. S. J. Williams is visiting her daughter Mrs. Clarence Ball in Toledo. , y . 1 - Mrs. Bert Harper Wél's a delegate to the state Sunday school convention at LaFayette. : & e e ) “Polly With a Past’ ’is the comedy hit of the season. Don’t miss tonight at Crystal. :

' Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver Were'in‘§ Goshen Tuesday attending the funeral of a relative. ‘ i . Charles Shobe was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. beoxjge Evgns Sunday at the Hays Hotel Warsaw. “Polly With a Past” a story of a girl who ordered a past a la carte;and then didn’t like it tonight at Crystal. . Miss Marian I;lyland, Eaton, Ohio, and Miss Roberta Wigton of LaGrange are guests at the W. H. Wigton home.. Mr. and Mfs. Leslie Harper axid Mr. and Mrs.: William Snyder are in Mentone today attending a reunion of the Blue family. ' - . Olin Stansbury having completed his second year in Chicago University will arrive home tomorrow for his ‘summer vacation. 1 Mr. and Mrs._; Arthur Yeager: and family Mr. and Mrs. William Merony, Ligonier attended the Werntz family reunion at Goshen last Sunday.

~ Ralph E. Allen has decided to fiil the position of principal of-the Ligonier High school for another year. He is taking a summer course in Indiana university.. .- Owing to a lack of interest shown by Ligonier business men in the:project the American Legion has called of fthe movement for an Independence Day celebration in this city. : Karl Decker, of Ligonier was united in marriage with Miss Ann Ludington of Boston in thatc ity and after a wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Decker will take up their residence in Ligonier. ; : . - “Clerks men, women over 17, for Postal Mail service. $l2O month. Experience unnescessary. For free particulars of examinations write R. Terry, (former Civil Service examiner) 1401 Continental Bldg. Washington, D. G . . 16a2t

HOSE DEPARTMENT - Children’s Hose black or Brown pair ..., 25¢ . Ladies Silk Hose ........ 50c, 85c 98c, to_s2.oo Try a Madam Grace or a Jackson Corset.. Boys Overalls blue and white stripe from 7 to 12 years Ts¢ Boys Overalls blue and white stripe age 12 10 .36 ie e B 0 Men’s Work Shirts plain blue or faney m Men’s Coveralls Suits just feduced. This is a heavy tan color twill clotfi for hard WAL woeviieinnistnssntstnessn st $1.25 Men’s Ironman Overalls, double seams, swing pockets with all the best workmanship. $1.25 "Just reduced new price Men’s Union Suits - Superior QUALILY ..o 808 Ladies’ Gauze Vests: .o..ccovivnsiinnnes 250 Ladies’ Gauze Vests ....... ... 36 Ladies’ Guze Vests lisle, pinl_‘c or white to reauee Blotk i i A Ladies’ Union Suits 84, 386, 38 size ........ 35¢ Ladies” Union BSUIts ... ..o BOd I.adies’ Union Suits tailor made ................35¢ Ladics” Union Suits tailor made ............ Tse Silk and V:ile Shirt Waists, White, Flesh, and Blue. e o TOIZET GOODS Talcum Powder, Fa:~ Powder, Face Cream, Toilet Water, best lin.:: for your selecttions. ~ Marinello, Pompeian, Miavis and Djer-Kiss

Mrs. G.‘M. Zimmerman is in Chicago visiting friends. : b Mrs. Hugh Lundy cele_b‘rated' her birthday this week. Clair Weir took in the WallaceHagenback circus at Elkhart Tuesday. Among the Wawasee fisherman today was Wilktis Oyler and Jacob L. Sheets. , : B Miss Edna Kitson is home from her school in Evanston, 111., for the sunimer vacation. _ > James and Joseph Smith and Postmaster Gaby are at Wawasee fishing today. . . ; Jacob L Sheets‘has‘&a‘cated the E. Jacobs house on Martin street and taken living quarters over his clothing store. . :

L } ] Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dennin% and little daughter Emma Jean are spending the week at their Diamond lake cotigge. * = . e | Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gangwer of Elkhart were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joserh Eckert. ' W e eßb WO Miss = Helen Larson entertained friends at supper Wednesday in celebration of a birthday anniversary. eI . e The F. E. Weir, C. R. Stansbury and L. L. Koon families will enjoy a picnic supper at Wawasee this evening. ~ George Green in an absent. minded moment filled the gasolene tank of his car with water and was about to pour gasolene into the radiator wlien he discovered his error. . - Albert Bordner is having the residence on his Eagle lake farm remodeled and repaired. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Will . Ramsby and children of Goshen were in Ligonier Wednesday attending the Ramsbhy family reunion.. i P

' Wanted—Young people interested in a business education to send for a bud get of information containing details of the new -and additional courses yow being offered by the South Bend Business College South Bend, Indiana. s o 16blmo. ‘ Condition Satisfactory. : Clarence Smith bank cashier at Preble, who was shot last Thursday by Rugsell Barrone during an attempted bank ‘robbery is improving from the injury. It is expected he will recover The shot penetrated his lung. :

Wool Made Info Blankets., Farmers of Whitley county who have been unable to dispose of their wool at a desirable price have maie arrangements with the Woolen miils of Columbia City to have their wool made into blankets. Eleven pounds of wool makes a -double blanket of extra fine quality. o st e St £ 5 Read the Banner and get the News.

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Granted Divorce. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor a dancing teacher at Rome City was granted a divorce from Lawton L. Taylor N. Y. C. brakeman in the Noble circuit court at Albion. She was awarded custody of thic children and granted alimony. Verdict in Drowning Tsze. “Accidental drowning” is the verdict of Coroner Eugene Holdeman in the case of Vincentio Pirchio, aged 23 years who lost his life Monday evening :in the gravel pit swimming hole near Elkhart. ; ;

Train of 5560 Automobiles Drivers of 550 Buick cars from Flint for delivery in the Chicago territory—parts of Indiana, Illinois, lowa Wisconsin and Missouri—will be guesis of South Bend following their arrival via Niles this afternoon. Twenty five of the cars are repair trucks. ifs e < o Kent Jackson will graduate in law at Ann Arbor, Mich., the last of this month finishing a six-year course. He has, not yet decided where he will enter practice. / : L

MINE BUREAU REDUCES -~ TOTAL GF DISASTERS

Decrease in Deaths From 4.71 ~ to 3.23 Per Thousand 0 Since Year 1911. :

Substantial reduction of the death and injury rate in coal and metal mines of the country is shown in a statement reviewing the safety work performed by the bureau of mines since its establishment in 1910, made by Dr. H. Foster Bain, acting director. From a rate in 1911 of 4.71 deaths for eaclhl,ooo men employed, there has been an almost unbroken Gecline to a rate of 8.23 per 1,000 in 1919, the statement said. G It was the occurrence of a series of disastrous coal-mine explosions, attended by heavy losses of life, that caused congress to create the bureau of mines. In 1911 there occurred’ 15 major coal mine accidents, causSing 418 deaths, or 15.5 per cent. of the total number of men killed by all causes at coal mines during the year. In 1920, eight similar accidents . caused 61 deaths, or only 2.7 per cent of the total from all causes. For the intervening years, the statement said that a general improvement was shown.

The bureau has at present ten especially eguipped Pullman cars engaged in transporting its training ci‘ews from mine to mine. It has nine rescue ' stations—at Pittsburgh, - Pa.; Wilkesbarre, - Pa.; Vincennes, Ind.; Birmingham, ' Ala.; Berkeley, Cal.; McAlestér, Okla., and Seattle, Wash. Besides training the miners in rescue work the experts of the bureau train the wives and children of the miners in first-aid. e =

The increased output of mines, es pecially of coal, in recent years has been produced with little increase in the number of miners, the statement said, and adds that the personnel is not nearly so skilled in mining as ten years ago, This condition makes necessary added precautions against accident, the statement said. : The bureau has trained in the past ten years 50,971 persons in mine rescue work and first-ald methods. In Pennsylvania, 9,111 persons were trained, in Colorado, 2,921; in Montana, 2,740; In West Virginia, 2,713; in Mijchigan, 2,620; in Kentucky, 2, 447. in Arizona, 2,147; in Alabama, 2,007. The state of Washington, with 1,784 persons ‘trained ‘in relatign to an average number of miners employed amounting to 6,035, has the best record. b : {

’ HIHNH i i 'WOMAN JUSTICE IS VERY BUSY MARRYING FOLKS —-————————-———.—_—. HHHHINONNR s ey ChßiEe . GWS M d . b £ € L % ) L g e e e ... e L A s R s Ba e e T Miss, Alice J. O'Nelll has the .distinctlon of being the first woman Justice of the peace in Greenwich, Conn. The prineipal work of a justice of the peace in Grecnwich Is marryIng folks, as the old New England town is a famous Gretna Green for New York and New England cou’ples.'{ Miss O’Neill, who is still in her twenties, wondered what would happen at the first marriage she performed. It has been the custom of Greenwich Justices to kiss the bride. Should she uphold a precedent and kiss' the groom? The first groom, however, decided the question for her by gallantly kissing her hand. Most couples enjoy the novelty of being married by an attractive young woman, Photographs at Hicber's Studio. |

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Becker afiml'i little son of South Bend motored to Ligonier Saturday for a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Becker was formerly Vera Hier. A beautiful and impressive childrens day program will be rendered at the United Brethren Church Sunday evening at 7:30. A dozen or more ladies of the church have given a great deal of time and ‘pains seeing to the training of the children for the occassion, and a delightfur entertainment. is anticipated. The public is cordially iinvited to attend the servile. - Mrs. Woodson V. Messick has decided she loves her husband too well to take his property while he is held in ‘an insane hospital for shooting two bullets into her head some months ago The Messicks resided in Goshen up to the time of the shooting where Mir. Messick was engaged in the manufacturing business. : | : :

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