Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 June 1922 — Page 2

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gether to 'buy merchandise in tremendous qh‘aniitigs. Wearein a position to buy and sell tor less money. If a competitor meets our price it’s because we torce them to a lower level. ‘ s

3-DAY CORSET SALE All $1.25 Corsets priced at ........cccoeeneee. 98C All $2.00 Corsets priced at ............c.oiu $1.59

| . - LADIES' UNDERWEAR - » .o Ladies’ Knit Underwear in open and closed seat remarkable value at Yoo Bto T9¢ e e LADIES’ VEST : s . Lédies’ Vests in various styles priced at the garment ... Goda i, 10 to BOS - SUMMER COTTAGE NEEDS AT LOWER PRICES o Rag Rugs priced special at49c, 69c, 95c¢ ahd $1.39 100 Rugs—a good value at $1.25 to sl.so—priced for 3 days each ........cccvienierernrennen. 89¢ Cotton Blankets for cool evenings at the Sumer home priced at ........c..ccceeeeeiiins ... $1.89 Buy your Cretonnes, Curtain Goods and Drapes at our store land save money. . Cottapre Sale of White Dlnnerware 39 Dieees Tor ... bobinnsivnsrerinbossiasdbiciin, $0.69 | Gutelius will save you money on Knives, Forks, Spoons, Fry Pan, Enamel ware Aluminum ware Napkins and al, lthe little things needed for your cottage. f Bl ‘ . .- 8 DAY ’S‘ALE_OF(LI'AI‘TLE THINGS YOU MAY NEED e Our Own Brand Double Mesh Hair Nets (every net guaranted 4 for .........ureeriennens 29€

Eothes Ping 48 for .. 00l 10e Fly Swatter long handles 2 for ................ 15¢ WAt Paper 5 volls for i IBe Wall Paper Cleanser 3 cans for ................ 25¢ Lux Washing Powder 2 boxes ........... 18¢ Men’s Wash Ties 25¢ value for ................ 10c El Vampiro Fly Powder 4 boxes. ............ 25¢ Wash Rags 15c¢ value go at .................... 10c Spring Clothes Pins 3 dozens for ............ 15¢

| ~ GUTELIUS SAVES YOU MONEY ON SOAPS | . Kirk’s Flake White aLundry Soap priced for Saturday only 10 cakes for ‘ 45¢ Waltke’s Pearly Wave Laundry Soap only 10 cakes for .........ic.cccivememsniie. 37 Y. & laundry Soap Saturday-only 10 cakes for ...l iiiiibicniiniiionmbmiit o 486 Oriental Hard Water Toilet Soap 4 cakes (Limit 4 cakes) ........ccccvirrrencrsensannendens 29€ Conos Hard Water Toilet'Soap (Limit 4 cakes) 4 for i.i...iiiiniinimigiviissdsbincin 200 Rub-No-More Washing’Powder Saturday only 6 boxes for . ... i il R r SPECIALS AT OUR ' CANDY COUNTER ‘ | . Froih Sallell Pennuta thapomnd i 0l i il a 0 Candy Kidses d Tull pound (16 oHNCESY TOT... ...l i ity shlivivi i 108 Jelly Drops (Not' Cheap Gums) priced special at the pound ..........ccceevrivirevnrernccvennnes . 10€ Chocolate Pralines 25c value on sale Saturday only the pound ..., 20€ New smnmer eadidly on salp 8t the pound .. . . ii Ol

Lo e e WALL PAPER ; ‘ . Ligonier’s BIGGEST WALL PAPER STORE—We buy and sell more wall paper than all the stores in Noble County. We buy for less and sell for less. =~ - | : ™ - Best Varnished Papers made sell at 50 cents double roll. . e Best Oatmeals made sell here at 18 cents the single roll. - - Grounded Wall Papers as low as 20 cents double roll. e : We sell low priced wall paper but you will not find one roll of pulp wallpaper in our stock every yard of wall -paper printed on white stock.. . e : ‘Gutelius' 5 & 10c Stores

NEXT nm-: suv AMCZ@ A.az'rr'sgé BATTERY rqft vo\un. CAR ~ ROBINSON ELECTRIC SERVICE . AtlLincoln Highway Garage =~

~ Friday, Saturday and - Monday SPECIALS Belonging to the C M S ( The Consolidated Merchants Syndicate of New York), an organization of more than 900 stores banded to-

' 3-DAY PURSE SALE All Hand Bags and Vanity Purses formerly sold to $1.69 go at ~ 98¢

Men’sßed Handkerchiefs 4 for ................ 25¢ Ladies’ Black Hose the pair ........eseeeeiee 10€ Men’s. Work Socks the pair ........cceeniinnee. 10€ Arm Bands priced at........ s¢c 10c¢ 15¢ and 25¢ Men’s Sock Supporters ...............5 10¢ to 35¢ Grease Chasers 10c yalue 2 for ............ 15¢ Alumjfium Drinking Cups each ............ 10c Water Glasses 60c value dozen ............ 48c Pure/ Linen Toweling the yard ................ 2b¢

The Ligomer Banner : lESTABLISHED 1800.3 : : : gpubushed‘*by - "he Banner Publishing Company W.CR mmuson Editor, - A RAT R A rhoEaioy | l!nbluhod avery Monday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligonier, Ind., as second class matter.

Candidates Expenses Aeccounts. The total expense accounts of all candidates in the May primary according to a report made by County Clerk Isaac Deter aggregated $1,044.44 The largest amount spent by any one candidate was filed by Fred J. Goke of Kendallville . candidate . for the nomination of county auditor on the republican ticket. Goke spent $124.51 in his efforts to secure the nomination ‘Whike aHrrys S. New candidate for United States senator was econd with an expense account of $117.01. The expense accounts of other candidates not previously reported are: Gerry DeHoff of auditor, $46.17; B. FE. Haines for state representative $45.60; William Hoffman for sheriff $40.10; A. J. Stackhouse for state: representative $36.89; I. M. Canzier for sheriff $35.60 G. 'S. Rimmel for treasurer $28.44 L. B. Damand for treasurer $27.29; J. H. Hoffman for state - representative $29.68. . , , - Some Record Berries, _ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Deter have a strawberry patch on their North ‘Side lot which has yielded a prolific crop of the finest berries seen this year grown on city ground. The ‘patch is 20x30 and Mr| Deeter has-al-ready picked two bushels of the luecjous f{ruit and the crop is no where near exhausted: Mr. Deter presented the Banner with a generous sample of his product. ; ) Strawberries are retailing in Warsaw at 10 cents the quart with litlte demand for them. 1 oo

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o . Compton Trial On. - - _"The trial of 0. K. Compton of Elkhart formerly of Ligonier and Charles Gage of Elkhart Township charged with burglary in connection with the robbery of a store at Etna Green in the month of May, was booked to come up in the Koseiusko circuit court at 'Warsaw yesterday. = Three 'ot' Compton’s companions are already serving time for their connection with ‘the affair. Compton claims he was holding the men at his farm near Elk‘hart to ‘claim the $l,OOO ‘reward offered- by a bankers insurance com‘pany claiming his convicted associates lpulled off the Wawaka robbery 'in which $1,500 was taken, ' (age aged 17 a brother-in-law of Compton it is alleged had nothing to do with the robberies and happened to be at the Compton farm on a visit when the arrests were made. He has '‘been out on bond. P

Miss Leah accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Summers and an employee of the Straus Brothers company and Ray Shell one of the city’s best young men were united in marriage at 10:00. o’clock Tuesday morning at the Catholic parsonage in Kendallville. ~ The nuptials were marked by their simplicity and after thg ceremony pronounced by Rev. Father Halpin the newly»yeds‘returned to iLgonier where they will make their future home. Both the contracting parties occupy prominent positions in iLgonier society and they have host of frients to wish them happiness, The Banner extends congratulations,

Constractor Compton will bégin the work of remodeling the Christian church edifice at once. The contract was signed Monday night by the building committee and Mr. Compton and the work is to be pushed with all possible speed. Contractor Compton has had much experience in the building ‘business. | - ! 4

. George Pressler 50 years old, branded as.“the laziest man 'in . Aboite township,” Allen’county was given a sentence which will amount to about two years on the state penal farm by Judge Wood of Fort Wayne when Pres sler was found guilty of neglecting his two c¢hildren. . . ' g

Edward J. Kappel was fined $5 and costs on a grand jury indictment in the Noble circuit court last Monday on a charge of public intoxication. Kappell operates a grocery store 'in Rome City and }l9 is accused of an attempt to rid his town of preachers.

~ Noted repairs are being made on the interior of L. L. Koon’s cigar store. The wires are being placed in conducts in preparation for decorating The improvements are good ones and will add greatly to the appearance of ‘the store. Mr. Smalley is doing. the decorating. ' b .

‘When three Ligonier youth slipped % - ; over to Cromwell anrd purchased cigarets contraryto law at the Sweitzer cafe the -proprietor was haled before Judge Robbins Who advised a compromise which proved satisfactory. The cafe owner promised to not repeat the offense. -

C. R.;Stansbury has adopted an- attractive method of' heading his advertisements in the Banner. K Each week his advertisement will start with an article on some. timely topic In this issue he devotes some space to the enterprise of holding a fair and stock show in Ligonier. Read it:

Albert Hirshman of Elkhart was fined $l3O and given 30 days at the penal farm on conviction in.the superior court' there of violating the liquor laws. An effort is being made in that city to stop the,illegal manufacture and sale of moonshine.

* The next reunion of the Hite family will be held the first Sunday in June. at the Alva Hite home northwest of Ligonier.” Forty-two members of the family assembeld at the reunion last Sunday at the Nelson Hite home.

George W. Shively republican who moved to Winona Lake from North Manchester about three years ago has been-appointed postmaster to succeed George DeHoff who resigned recently,, s 5 :

Members of the Blue family will hold their annual reunion Thursday, June 15th in the David Hire grove two and one-half miles west of Ligonier., Last .year more than 300 persons attended the gathering. Lol

- Six women have been called to serve on the circuit jury in Elkhart county. Mrs. Claus Bobeck of Benton township well known in’ Ligonier is among the women summoned.

. The annual Skeels family reunion will be held at the residencd of Frank Shambaugh one mile south of Gréen Center Thursday June 22. John Skeels of iLgonier is a member. = =

A motionpicture photographer acquired scenes and groups in different parts of the city Tuesday and the films will be shown at the Crystal soon.

State warden arrested 102 persons during the last 30 days. This entire number was convicted of violating the state’s fish and game laws and paid fines and costs aggregating $2,654.85.

Married at Kendallville.

Will Begin Work at Oneg.

May Have Hook Worms.

After the Preachers.

Making Noted Repairs,

Will Not Repeat Offense.

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Another One Gets iHs.

The Next Hite Reunion.

Shively Gets Appointment.

Blue Family Reunion.

Call Six Women On Jury.

Skeels Family Reunion.

Motion Picture Artist.

Law Violations éExpelisi_ve.

P §. — : Large line of rubber bathing caps at Griffith’s Drug Store. 14a4t WANTED—MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK IN FAMILY OF TWO. PHONE NO. 419. Pure Milk ‘and Maple Row cream deliwered to all parts of the city. Earl James. Phone 831. bbtf For rent a brick modern house on McLean street. Inquire of Ora Dill : : ; 10btf . For rent modern house on West Union street. C. A. Wolf Phone %2?1. : 13btf Wanted lots to plow, ashes and other refuse to haul. FPrices for this work very reasonabla. | ' : Chauncey Wagoner. * 6atf

" For Sale—Christian church parsonage. Apply t 6 Rev. Thompson or George W. Brown at the Brown & Son’ furniture store. 9btf Lot plowing and ash hauling donel on short notice and at reasonable terms. Frank Sprague. See either deliveryman, - Tate o | Wanted, i Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. . 12atf '~ Wanted to sell a top buggy good as new at a bargain. Also light spring iwagon. . Joe Miller, - 12atf . Why would you' buy a °battery: yguaranteed one year when you éan buy a Cooper guaranteed two years for the same money. See me before iVbuying- . ‘ 5 4btt ' Kiester Battery Service. R aspseemesessy Young People-—Come to South Bend and grow with our city, A South Bend Business College education will put you in on the ground floor. Write for Special Budget of Infomation and date of next term opening. = 14a8t*

L Office Hours, - v ' I will be in' my office at the Mier State Bank evéry Saturday evening from 7:00 to 8:30 o’clock for the transaction of city business. * Karl E. Franks, City Treasurer : P . . 10btf For sale nice residence property on West Second street. Good house, barn fruit and shade trees. A bargain for some one desiring to purchase ‘a home, Address Jesse Kern, New Carlisle, Ind. : : 10atf Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. . Welcome. - tf - For County Treasurer, Glen S. Rimmell democratic candidate for treasurer of Noble county to ’be voted on at the election November 7 will highly appreciate the support of the people and if elected promises to conduct the office with fairness to all the people. e dna T . ' Keep Dogs Up, ' ’ Much complaint has reached my department of damages to gardens done by dogs running at large and all dog owners wil ltake notice that to avoid prosecution they myist keep their canines shut up. i e : ‘Werten Engle, Marshal. .

Every heaping spoonful of Kelloggs Co pFl”l ' o oggs Corn rlakes .. 90 ' 6" e ’}{fi:; : ; S 0 = & Lf?’:'\\, givesathrill <. . | | T bel ; " “Hurty up there, old Jimmy 5 X —:\\:/\“‘;4;; horse! can’ ’xzm’t zznu’: T e 7\:\“/~ 5=7 4 s longe: tblget s:me Kel!ogg’i. @a@fi«@% 4 v for lunch! They make me = X, 07~ { ‘ starvin’ hungry! Hurry up, : Voo S . ” ! I‘ay!n ! : T : j ¥_« Little folks and big folks share full measure in the treats that Al ‘ Kellogg’s. Corn Flakes generously supply! Kellogg’s are so won- f derful in flavor that you can’t remember ever having tasted anything ~ so good! And, talk about crispness and crunchiness! There never . " - was such fascinating food for every meal in the day, for snack-lunches é"? ~° and between-times nibbles! . ol ; - | You're always keen and ready-set for Kellogg’s—those big, sunny- ~ brown Corn Flakes are irresistible! Why—it makes you hungry to open a box and peep in! Don’t side-track the happiness that must be ~~ 'yours in serving Kellogg’s! Start tomorrow morning—and hear the ' family delight expressed in no uncertain terms. For Kellogg’s win . ~every one on first trial—they’re wonderful! ; S __ Becertain that you get KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes. ,_. - To ask for “‘corn flakes’” may bring you an imitation! s'@“ Look for the RED and GREEN package that bears v ‘ kadl] 75 &ol the signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn i“’"? ARSB EE Flakes. NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT IT! R t e } & ‘ i fi - 7.&?»45*3\ s\. ”‘i ilfi;&fi»%g‘%éi‘? Also makers of KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG’S BRAN. cooked and Jrumhlad

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’ * 3 g ~ Silent Brigade 2:09 ! Yearling record 2:26 3-4, two year old record 3:10 3-4, 2:10 3-4 world’s record for age, sex and gait when made. | Son of Silent Brook 2:16 sire of over 100 2:30 performersincluding Jay Brooke 2:03, Billy Burke 2:03 1-4. "Sold for $40,000, Shaw 2:05 1-4, etc. - : DPan Carietta 4, 2:18 by Directman, son of the ex-cham-pion Directum 2:05. Carrietta has produced 3 in the 2:1o list and 5 yearlings in the 2:30 list.% | Fee for Silent Brigade 25.00 to insure a living foal. In the stable of Harry Clemens, Fair Ground, Goshen, Indiana. - Roy Blue,; Lessee