Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 10B, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 May 1922 — Page 4

Crystal Theatre Thursday and Friday, May 4-5 i “GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD” a story kiown the world around, a tale of a couple of happy crooks who were startled, one day to find themselves honest men. Every scene a gasp of surprising drama, bursting inte roars of merriment. You're going to like this ome. Adm 15 25¢ Saturday, May 6 e . “Jdols of the North” with Dorothy Dalton also a comedy and ecartoon. | “THE IDLE RICH” with aßert'_lJytell, an éxtm fine comedy drama and a 2 reel comedy el o e - - o : : Coming Maygll-12 = 'CECILE DE MILLE’S big master “SATURDAY NIGHT” one of themost elaborate pictures of the year. | o _ Sunday, May 7, Only - POMINGO’S FILIPINO SERENADERS” presenting “A NIGHT IN THE PHILIPPINES” Strictly high class singers and players featuring string ‘and vocal selections from Grand Opera to Jazz. This is one of the finest high class Filipino companiés in this country, playing return dates in all the largest cities. We are very fortunate in securing them. Also. BERT LYTELL in “THE IDLE RICH” a 2 reel comedy. 2 shows 7315 2,30 Adm. 25 and 40 cents. - 4 Coming soon “WAY DOWN EAST”

NEWS NOTES

Charles Andrews of the Philadelphia was in Goshen Tuesday calling on old friends. SR s

Hubert Lamb wil soon become a full fledged barber under the able instruction of L. L. Koon. ’ : :

" Tourists swarm the Lincoln Highway now mostly west ward bound. Many come through on the Blazed Trail also. Lo ' |

Mrs. William J. Cummings is quite ill of inflammation of the. gall duct and it was feared for a time that an operation might be necessary,

Mrs. Madge Castleman of Bristol ~was awarded $3,960 compensation for the death of her husband who was _killed last October while employed + by Hope brothers of Goshen. :

STANSRURY’S DOUBLE STORE ‘ $20,000 Worth of Goods to Select From - Bargains in all Departments ! Bargains in Hosiery! Bargains in Corsets! Bargains in Dishes’ - | ‘Bargains in Underwear! | L

- MUSLIN * : ' 36 in. unbleached muslin sale only yd. 10c 36 in. bleached Muslin sale only the yd. 15¢ 36 in. Nainsook this sale only the yd. 18c 36 in Longcloth this sale only the yd. 18c

WHITE GOODS SALE We will have on sale April 28 and 29 - A special bath Towels at only 20-25-30-50 c Get your needs on these days. . -

67c TABLE DAMASK = 67c 64 inch Table Damask only .................... 67c

SUMMER UNDERWEAR v Gauze Union Suits, Vests. Our line is complete. o s Ladies’ band top tight or loose knee a fine hsle garment . ... ... ... 50c Ladies’ band top tight or shell knee a form Biting pavmbnt ... . Boc Ladies’ pink union suits, all sizes styles 75¢ Ladies’ Athena Union Suits the garment of quality, fit, style and comfort all sizes. This is a fine mercerized garment ............ $l.OO Ladies’ Gauze Vests only ........ 20-25-30 c

MEN’S UNION SUITS . Jersey Lisle garments all sizes ............ $l.OO Men’s B. V. D. Union suits only ........ 80c Boys and Girls. 'Bargains in all departments

LADIES’ SPECIAL SILK HOSE Embroidery Clocking, Drop Stitch, Fancy Iridescent Shades, Black, Cordovan and African Brown. Big special for April 28 A B only e 81189 Plain Black and Brown silk and fibre hose good quality hose ..........c..i.lini. 98

MEN’S DEPARTMENT ' Blue and white stripped Overalls with bib Iron Master or Stalwart, Sepcial for this heavy weight Overall ...................... $1.19 Men’s Blue Cheviot Work Shirt 1414 to 17 iy s e Boy’s work shirts blue Cheviot 12 to 14 Y & e B Men’s Black or Brown Hose ................... 15¢ Men’s Blue Work Socks 2 pair for ........... 25¢ Men’s Silk Hose all colors ........................ 50¢

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- The Goshen city council has enacted an ‘ordimance - banning wooden shingles for roofing. _

Ray Shell has taken a position as iceman with the new Artificial company and has charge of a delivery truck. . -

Miss Helen Carney has gone to Kansas City to take up her work with the Redpath Lyseum Bureau for a four months engagement as leader of a musical organization. She is' an accomplished violinist. i -

Charles M. Harter a foundry worker of Goshen is in a hospital there suffering from serious injuries the resuit of a truck he was driving being hit by aN. Y. C. engine at a street crossing. Harter who is 23 years of age was returning from Warsaw where he had visitéd his sick mother His. wife was summoned. -

~ ONLY 5123 . = ONLY Plain WhiteTraymore. Light weight dish. Good style. Pattern all perfect goods. No - crooked or checked dishes in this. ' 67 anch Plates ..l 8186 b—b inch Plates ....ili.vmansin i 130 ' 6—12 Pieces Cups and saucers ................ 1.138 b——Fruit Dishes .., . ...l 2400 1-—lO inch Platter (... ivioo 40 I—7 inch Baker 0.......0 o g 20 18 inch Beallop ... . it Al 12 piece Tureen ..L....0 ... cnuio 100 I—Lream Piteher ... . . .. ..., 820 I—Bowl LB it e S v AR I—2 Piece Covered Sugar s DD IS ineh Boker . a 0 25 fetieees . o $8.03 -Lesg 10 per cont . . 8 s L D FAOUECDOE i BT 8

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levy with their children visited at the Joseph Smith farm.

“A Night in the Philippines” by Domingo’s Filipino | Serenadera? at Crystal Sunday only at 7:15 and '9:30;

The Kosciusko county commissioners have awarded a contract for an improved highway near North Webster. ‘ . ] :

“The Filipino Serenaders” invites vou to spend the evening with them at Crystal Sunday May 7. Firs: show at 7:15 ; L :

Supt. Craig and Principal Allen will next week fttend a . session of the Chicago University Institute and take in a course of lectures. -

Mrs. W. J. Bolitho will leave Friday for Indiana University at Bloomingtoy to visit her daughter Miss Allison who is atfending that institution.

- Owing tp sickness I offer for sale my Seven-Passenger 1916 model Westcott Touring car. gar in good working order run only 11,000 miles. Practically good as new. Has new - tires all around. [f interested inquire of O. W. Christie, 624 So. Main Streei. 10bSt

The Crystal management is indeed fortunate lin securing Domingo’s Filipino Serenaders for Sundlay May Tth. It is the fidest musical company on the road [playing return dates in all the large cities. 2 shows at 7:15 and 9:30. 23 i . "

Miss Anna Slate aged 61 died suddenly Sunday evening of #poplexy at her home in Goshen after her return from church. She was a sister of Cceorge B. Slate, the ruboer manufarturer who is quite well known in Ligonier. | : . -

Democrats who imagine that Beveridge will bé weaker at the coming election than New would have heen have angther guess coming. The greatest.handicap Beveridge will have to overcome is the Harding administration. | ; ; :

ONLY $1767 . ONLY: "~ (965 Cliffton. Decorated border, semi porcelain, fine weight guaranteed against check ing. This is a pleasing pattern -fit for a Queen’s Table. o e : 6—7 inch Plates ... .li.ioiiiiag, 5520 6—b inch Pie Plates | |..........iciiinicannite.. 2.00 6--Cups and Sateers | ... ... L. 300 Galpalts oS D 1-—T7 inch Baker ... ..o v, (0 I—lo eh Platter oo aie 110 1-Bowl oo s e Bl b—Datmeals aliliaiaidiiainag 8.88 I—2 Piece Covered Tureen ...........ccuee.... 3.50 1 Cream Pitcher L.l L ¢ 0 42 Pieces = ; , 5 $19.68 10 pereent off oo b i, e 1B Your Loßt o adoaaiin s 81000

ONLY $16.82 FOR SET ONLY Pope-Gosser China Company. Gold & White This is a classy dish with rich eoin gold border. You may want matching in this line. We can sell you anything you need. ‘ b-—Bimeh Plates .ot o 31 6—% inch Plates ... ... ... 288 6—12 pieces Cups and Saucers ................ 3.75 O—Fruit dishes ... ulwivs 160 A—loinch Platter ... ... ... I'% Bowl ol a 0 o 4b I—2 Piece Casserole \............iicc.chiii5. 275 17 inch Baker ... ..inibiibnig 70 I—2 Piece Covered Sugar....c...cceesrnnee 2.75 1-Cream Pifeher 000, 8115 38 Pieces , : 1 $18.68 Less 10 per cent 1.86 Your Coal oo ianafaiae il o 81680

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA, -

NEWS NOTES

LEARN T 0 “LIVE”

Mere Existence Should Never Be "~ One’s Sole Aim.

Too Many Tie Themselves to the Grindstone and Fail to See Beauty : - and Joy of Life. g

The other day a man died. After the funeral a party of those who had known him were discussing him—quite sympathetically. His good points were recalled and emphasized, and it came as a bit of a shock when the criticism was made: | ‘ - “Yes, poor old S——wasn’'t a bad sort, but he only lived eighteen years.” “Why, he was fifty-three!” came the protestation. e “Yes; but he only lived eighteen of them—from the time he was seven and began to get hold of life, until he was twenty-five. After that—well, he simply worked and slept. He didn’t live ;he just existed. There’s a mighty difference.” : { Silence fell on the group. The unexpected criticism‘-had thrown an illuminating searchlight on one man’s life and revealed the truth, remarks a London Answers writer. . ~ He hadn’t “lived.” Life, by his own choice, had been just work and sleep, sleep and work. ‘No, please do not seek to excuse him by saying that possibly his work was his life. In a sense it was, but it had no right to be.. He was in the world as mnch to live as to work. The divine plan never intended’that any man should use his life wholly and solely for work. That, most obviously, with necessary sleep added, would leave no time for “living” in the real ‘sense of the word. It would be the turning of the grindstone, with no eye for the pageant of life and no share in it. That’s existence—not “living.” Have we not to take from, as well as give to, the world? Has any one really “lived” if his record is that he worked and slept and worked and slept and died?” - Of some men it is said that they like their work so much that it is their life. Well, it shouldn’t be. It is as though one farever lived on bread and water and ignored nature’s gifts, created for our use and enjoyment, of luscious fruits, fish and fowl. | Do not we work to live? Why, then, reverse that and live to work? It may be argued that our necessities and our responsibilities compel.. They should not. Take the case of the man who died. He worked and worked and never broke off to “live,” because of his responsibilities. In .the end, -and as the result, he died in the prime of life—worked out. And he left his responsibilities behind him—unprovided for! The grindstone of work wore him out. ’ ; ; If you want to live on, you must “live.” Toil takes toil. “Living”"— the holiday by the sea, the football match, the enjoyable evening at the club, cricket, the pictures, little outings, fishing, golf, all and everything which is pleasurable, make you “live.” And that is what we are here for. The elixir of life is hidden in the nectar of pure, recreative pleasure, Get away from the grindstone and. drink of it. You want life, and not just ex?is@ence. o 3 : ; : t'l‘he old tag, ‘‘We .ain’t got’ much money, but we do-see life!” holds profound wisdom. : - Do, please, “live”! Work should be but the means to that end. Don’t be as a man the writer knows who works, works, works that he may scrape a thousand pounds together for his wife and children when he has gone. Unselfish? No, merely silly! He could bring about the same result by spending twelve pounds a year on lite insurance and use the balance of his earnings to “live!” Live please! Take something out of life. All work and no play makes life just an existence. Live!

Superstition "Among French People. That superstition and belief in witcheraft and sorcery are not dead in France was shown the other day in the case of a young Parisian girl, who, acting on the advice of a fortuneteller, buried a calf’s heart in a woman’s grave in order to recover the affection of her faithless lover, .In the provinces such cases are common. . There dre villagers who are popularly believed to cast spells over their neighbors; magicians and sorcerers in the back valleys of the Loire and on the lonely Landes et Brittany who wield mysterious p%wer and call up unseen forces of good or evil to sooth or terrorize the peasants. ' : : IFrequently French superstition finds comfort in “good splri‘;s” in the form of magicians who are learned in the art of discovering buried treasure ot of healing the sick. They are reputed to hold converse with the spirits of the departed and are consulted -by their neighbors on family affairs like wills or marriages just as the Oracles were consulted in ancient times.

Mrs. John H. Lott is dead at Goshen after an illness of three weeks. She was among the old residents of that city. :

Glenn Bailey formerly of this county has purchased 20 acres of Clinton township , Elkhart county land for $4,500. ' 4

Miss Florence Freeland daughter of Mrs. Ed Jackson and a former popular Ligonier: young lady, was united in marriage the other day to George Wernberg at Cleveland Ohio. The bride has many friends here to wish her well. . ; e

S'ale Bills -

Plate Supper.

The Kings Daughters will give a plate supper in the Preslgterian church parlors Friday night May sth. The menu will be as follows: Baked ham ‘with horse-radish, escalloped potatoes, Deviled eggs, jello, pickles, creamed peas, white and rye bread and butter, Home made Ice Cream, cake, coffee, tea. : - ~Adults 50c a plate. ‘ Children: under ten years of age will. be served at a sepcial table at 25¢ a plate. ~ : e iTime 5:30 to 7:30 P. M.

Pianos Pianos - Pianos 1 have just taken on the Baldwin line of pianos also have other fine standard makeés among them the Mathushek. One of which c¢an be seen and heard at Miss Hutchison’s recitals at the Presbyterian church Tuesday and Thursday evenings May 9th and 11th. Those interested in music or the purchase of a piano should attend. i 6. H. Reynolds, Ligonier, Ind,

The New Era says an old time revival will open in Albion at the opera house Sunday, : ,

A Whitley county woman netted §sl2 by the sale of a bushel of mushrooms at Columbia City the other day.

'S. H. Hoover and Harry Etchyson had a heated argument which culminated in punishment for the latter.

The Albion high school has a class of 18 to graduate May 26. Rev. White will deliver the address to the class.

C. E. Henney the democratic nominee for county auditor whose home is at Avilla is a brother of Merle Henney of iLgonier. : I

Miss Martha Hutchison will with her music pupils give two recitals at the Presbyterian. church the first Tuesday evening May 9th and the second Thursday evening May 11. Miss Hutchison conduets a class in music at Cromwell. ;

- Joe Ackerman of this city and Miss Miriam Liberthal of Defiance Ohio, are soon to wed according to. announcement from the Ohio city. Joe Ackerman is one of the rising young business men. of Ligonier while his coming bride is an accomplished society girl in Defiance. e

Saturday and Monday Specials

1 lot of 300 cakes Toilet Soap sold at 5¢ priced for Saturday and Monday 12 cakes for .. 29¢

Long Handled Dust I’fa;rls? 50¢ value in other stores priced for Saturday and Monday 39c¢

Tan and brown Oil Cloth priced for Saturday and Monday the yard ................5.... . 26¢

Jap Rose Toilet Soap limit 4 cakes to a customer 4 cakes for ........ecevcsicsnivecnnen, 29€ Palm Olive Toilet Soap Limit 4 cakes to a customer 4 cakes for ... 29 Pearly Wave Laundry Soap priced special Saturday and Monday 10 cakes ...............~ 43¢ Arrow Borax Yellaw Soap priced special at 10 cakes fOI ......c..ivieiciommnmneiis 20C Lux Washing Powfler 16¢ value priced at 20T ..ovvivisiioimmin i 13¢ Why “pay 25¢1 Rub-No-More Washing Powder 7c value special 6 boxes for ..., «..24¢

Floor Oil Mops extra cotton head, $1.50 value on Sale Saturday and Monday each 89c

Mop Sticks 25¢_value on sale Saturday and Monday eaeh - 0 .l g aai i e

Wall Paper Cleaner 9¢ a box or 3 for 25¢ 2 day only. : :

All 10c Pencil Tablets on sale for 2 days at 8 for . ...l iciiiimsamomaninsi 186 All 5¢ Pencil Tablets on sale Saturday and Monday at 6 for ........................ 18¢ 2000 Ink Tablets on sale Saturday' and Monday at 8 for ..........cccicnimieiiinieisniienn.. 18€

Common Clothes Pins Saturday and Monday special 4 dozen for .........eceneuenenee. 10c

Ladies’ Union Underwear closed seats priced 8t s e iBe. and T9e

Unbleached Muslin our regular 12¢ value on sale 2 days at 12 yards for ................ $l.OO

Ladies’ Vests priced at garment 10 to 43c

Pure Cocoa ?alfhpgnluddboxes Bl Ab ii LG e b i ei DO 600 pounds fresh Salted Spanish Peanuts priced for Saturday and Monda Ib. 3 Chocolate Cream Candy the Ib. ......vianduiiSomininn y yperb %gfi |

Hand dipped line of Chocolates milk and bitter sweet coatings $l.OO value we offer this ' line for Saturday at a special price of ....39¢ The pound with a limit of 1 pound te a customer. Come in try a Eating Sample you are not obliged to buy, but wesurely want you to try a piece of this $l.OO quality of Chocolate Candy.

We are selling more rolls of Wall Paper in April than v‘if ever sold in any 6 week of our ~Wall Paper experience. No cheap skins or pulp stock shown in our store, all Wall Paper kept in basement no light to streak it or heat to burn and hest of all our papers’ are lower. Why pay as much or more elsewhere for grades not so good. Ungrounded . wall papers priced at 10 and 24c the double roll. Gounded wall papers priced at 16c to $1.50 the double roll. Oatmeals priced at 18c the single roll. Harmanellos priced at 20c the ingle roll. Varnished papers priced at 50c the double roH. #Mndependent ceilings ' priced at 20c to 40c the double Toll. ot st il el B 8 el

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Mlss Olive Sisterhen the trained nurse is home from Texas to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Sisterhen,

The Benton Township Sunday school convention will be held in the church there next 'Sunday May 7.

Dr. Black reports the birth of- a daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Long at -Millersburg. The child’s grandfather Henry Long well known in this city is now able to sit up after a serious illness. o

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: Get These Bargains at Our Soap Department | WHY PAY MORE ELSEWHERE?

Specia_l- Sale on Tablets for Saturday and Monday

CANDY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS

EXTRA SPECIAL

‘'WALL PAPER

- NOW OPEN The Tavern

Wawasee Lake; Ind. Special Spring Chicken Dinner Telephone 582

Lemon Oil Toilet Soap skin bleacher a splendid Toielt Soap priced at 4 cakes for ...... 19¢

100 Rugs size 27 by 54 inches priced special for Saturday and Monday each ............ T9¢

Colgate Dental Cream large tube priced for o days atoo il ik as it e 1 90

Liquid Floor Wax full quart bottle 75 value in most stores our price for Saturday and Mohday ... o e

House Broom 4 sewed 22 pound to the dozen 2 day sale price ...... Lo b 39€

Dodge Spring Clothes Pin priced for Saturday and Monday 8 doz. for ...........ccdeeeees 15€

All Steel Slaw Cutter last a life time 50c value in most stores our price for Saturday and Monday each il o hinc it aie 290

Curtain Scrim 1: yd. wide double border effect priced at 12 yds. for ....c....icc...s $l.OO Why pay more? » e E s :

Short 10 quart Aluminum Dish Pan 75¢ value on sale At eash .oiiiiinniieaine-Do¢