Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 18B, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 June 1922 — Page 4

Wed., Thurs., Fri., June 28, 29 and 30 . \ “Fascination” a big sui)er; special, with Mae Murray the story of what happened to a young girl who dared d isplay her beauty in the most dangerous resort of Madrid, a drama of a.girl who danced with danger. .This is mere elaborately stanged than “Pea cock Alley” which everyone enjoyed, . Special Music Adm. 15, 20, 30c. o Sehday. olyl. - o " “POWN ON THE FARM” a special 5 reel Mack Sennett comedy with Ben Turpin the cross-eyed funny man. A Scream, L Sunday and Monday, July 2a3 “THE FAITH HEALER” with ‘Milton Sills no picture ever made has a greater appeal to the heart and soul of every man and woman also “Torchy in another fine comedy. ; : : Coming July6and 7 ' P “FAIR LADY” from Rex Beach’s great story. _ :

Boys and Girls Tennis Tournaments.| Miss Allison Bolitho will - ‘have charge of the girls tournament. The girls have been very slow in ‘taking advantage of the tournament. Tennis is one of the cleanest and best games ever invented for boys and girls. It -gives thé best: of exercise. Is strenuous enough for the -most active and vet can be played with moderation by those who do not care to work so hard at it. It is a game two can play i the out of door so that almost any time two can get together for a good game. Girls as well as hoys should enter into this national sport for the pleasure and health giving features of the game. Call Miss Bolitho on the phone and tell her to put your name _down for the tournament and learn the game. =~ - S We still have room for more boys in the tournament. This morning 14 boys have signed up. We should have at least 8 or 10 more by Friday night All desiring to enter should meet in

% 3 '/. % x } > = e, “Tﬂ i - " Latest Uil Range -+ That Ccoks ":-I ‘_ - : e 4 § % . o As Fast As Gas -L% e T e b B Rep iR o) e ol LN, 22l bTR R . b 2 L TeSl AR T N 3 & Ro4 T g ] el il e B & ‘«;%??IIA:J 2 T R R el S o 3 lﬁ.gl‘; S iR, TG (e ; , Rt RO #3;1.., o - Peewreoapmeel 0 : e O ok ] - 4 - Come in and See It , The widely advertised new model New Perfection Oil Range with SUPERFEX Burners that equal the cooking speed and convenicnce of gas is now on display . here. It is the latest addition to the world famous line .of New Perfection Stoves used by 4,000,000 women. Come in and see this new' stove and its revolutionizing SUPERFEX Burrcr. NEW PERFECTION oil Range with SUPERFEX Burners i : : e s : A B. Weaver

& T TS A o W ‘ | yy_ il (G WA B R s @ "'-:.;‘, “; 57 PN .“ it e Se,S e B AJ/ : \/ agg, - A summer taste thrill ":o { > & Kcllo;gs Corn Flakes wish || raspberries!/ g _ Compare sich a breakfast or lunch with a heavy, - greasy diet on a hot day! Realize the health and cooling refreshment of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and raspberries—or other ‘fresh fruit! e Kellogg’s Corn Flakes appeal wonderfully to | finicky folks—just the food for uncomfortable ‘ weather! Yet Kellogg’s are as nourishing as they are delightful. Keep the little tots on a Kellogg’s diet and see how they benefit! T o); ’ — the RED snd Elezléonglgv ;fc(;::gg lﬁléﬁi;g » f@% Wﬁ‘ . . the signature, W. K. Kellogg, originator TQAS% A 1 . of Corn Flakes. Nonme are genuine with- SEED ||| bl oMo S Coßy |4l 8B .A ; A 5 %F":-&KES ﬁ,‘.’ : R - ,‘ / i m“é&? b ,’:;/'{;: | Y CORN FLAKES ‘ Aleo mbers of KFLLOGC'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cocked and bscabled

the city hall Friday night at 7:30 for final instruction and drawing of partners for the first games to be played. We-will also need a few simple rules- governing the tournament. Come to the City aHII Friday nighi regard Mess of signing before that, time bhut come prepared to enter the tournament. - : o . i i , L Committes o - A Warning. * Fhe scandal circulated about Miss Gussie Gockel is not trne and who ever continues to slander her will be prosecuted. 2 o " Mrs Leo Kerner of Goshen has b2en visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sheets this week. : b - Thousands, of people attendel the funeral of Mrs. Len Small wife of _the Illinois, governor yesterday. :She died suddenly of apoplepy. "

. Diyorced Wife Against Nie, Emma Huff divorced wife of Nie Shefefr who is being held at the Allen county jail as a suspect in connection with the tragedy)at Auburn last Thurday evening may hold the keﬂo the solution o fthe trrible murder series which was doomed -to wipe out the entire line of Sheffer heirs, according to the belief of the surviving relatives. ‘ Nie Sheffers former wife in an interview said that Nie might have had other reasons for committing the crimes with which he is chaßged, as he had at various times . during ‘ their married life engaged in heated arguments with his brother. She said these invariably brought about “unfriendly terms” bgfween. them, e - On one occasion she said Nie Shef-

fer made the statement while in financial difficulties that “Jim jwon't live forever.” She also uoted Nie as saying that on his (James Sheffer’s) death he would “have plenty -of money.” Lo ' L He Was in a Hurry. . Fayette Lepird tells a rather an amusing incident which occurred yesterday between this city and Millersburg. The .gentleman was gsending his motor bus along .at a rate of 25 miles an hour when a young man driving a| Ford honked and shot by him. A little further up the road Mr. Lepird found thecar and the young man lodged agaist a hedge fence. " When taken to task for his careless driving the youth explained that he was in a hurry. - - .

. Then and Now. Rev. John Funk 87 an Elkhart Mennonite preacher celebrated his 57th anniversary as a minister from the puplit of thme Prairie Avenue ‘church Sunday. In the early days he filled his appointments on horseback | and took him three hours to travel from Wakarusa to s,puth‘west a distance of four miles. The same distance could now be cavered in five minutes with an automobile; : "~ Attend Convention, : W. W. Wood and Sol Henoch, of ‘the Ligonier Refrigerator company. arée home froni attending a convention of the National Commercial Re-‘ frigerator Manufacturers Association at the South Shore Inn, Wawasee, Tuesday and Wednesday. The attendance was the largest in the history of the organization. :

Killed By Lightning. : Mrs. John King aged 40 residing mear aL.Fountaine was. instantly killed yesterday when struck by lightning while standing under a tree calling her chickens. Her husband and daughter survive. ° : ‘ : Courts in Fine Shape. : Tennis courts at Riverside park. are being put in fine condition and will -be ready for the boys’ and girls’ tournament soon to be held there. ' NEWS NOTES ; “Wanted to Rent—Two or three furnished roems. Phone 429, . 18btf Irvin Jacobs is in Chicago today on business for the Straus Brothers Co. Whitley county will complete over 40 miles of 'improved highwys this sum‘mer. o :

The work of excavating for the Christian church remodeling is about completed. P | i ‘—_——-— 18 ‘ Mrs. A. F. Biggs is confined to her home with an injured foot. She stepped on a nail = - James' Kinnison is out with a new Willys-Knight automobile. The machine is a fine one. - -_ Curtis Hutchison of Straus BroBrothers Co., is laid up' with an attack of tonsilitis, : Mr. ‘and Mrs. A. B. Weaver will now occupy their new cottage at Wawassee for the summer, vy . ~J. P. Franklin, of Worchester, Mass., is here on a visit with his sister, Mrs. H. B. Brown and family. Mrs. E. L. Strieby mother of Mrs. J. L. Sheets of Ligonier is recovering from an operation for appendicitiis. W'illiam A. King has hﬁd his residence dressed in a new coat of paint which adds greatly to its appearance. : - Sl

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornelius were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Waldron in Elkhart township Sunday. . ~ e ‘Mr. and Mrs.: 8. A. Plank Mrs. Marion Stage and Mrs. rFank Stage were at New Paris and Nappanee Sunday afternoon. o B Mrs. Louis Kahn and son will arrive from Chicago this evening. They expect to rent a ,home and move to Ligonier. e e Attorney Wigton and son Bobby have been at Portage lake Michigan this week on a fishing expedition. Both are expert anglers, & Mrs. Clarence Ball is recovering from an operation for appendicitis in a Lebanon hospital.. Her mother Mrs. S. J. Williams is with her. -

The Ford car wrecked between Goshen ‘and Elkhart when struck by a train had been stolen from Carl B. Monroe of Fort Wayne. The thief es/capsed. : ; - Mrs. Joe Alschuler and daughter Miriam of Ottawa, Illinois are the guests of Mrs. J. L. Levy and family. Mrs. Alschuler was formerly Miss Sadie Levy of Ligonier. They were accompanied by Miss Gladys Ott of Ottawa, iR

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OLD WORLD DIVERSIONS : — | Dispatches From Ireland and Germany Indicate,Great.Turmoﬂ ‘ ~ Over There e - Americans, confronted as they are by strikes gxd threats of strikes may take a peadeful view when they read of the turmoil in the old world countries. The two dispatches which follow give some indication of the state affairs in Ireland and Germany:

Dublin, June 28.—Irish republican insurgents were dri\{en" from -pa;ts' of the Four Courts this afternoon by fre¢ state troops who stormed the rebel stronghold under cover; of heavy artillery fire,. ¢ The isurgents under. Rorory o’Connor were reported clinging desperately to positions in the rear of the law courts. i .

- While this attack was in, progress, starting with the thunder of ‘cannonading at dawn, insurgent bands seized hotels, clubs, and houses in Rutland Square and the civil war. spread to this and other centers.. : ~ Soon all Dublin was involved in the battle. S g

‘Dublin awoke to the road of artillery fire after expiration of an ultimatum from Michael Collins to the rebels, calling upon them. to evacuate in compliance with British demands. A free state attack was then launched against the Four Courts. ‘ The rebels tore up paving blocks and built barricades behind which ‘they repulsed wave -after wave.of attack by free state troops. ’

Berlin June 28— The hospitals at Darmstadt are filled with wounded to day and many persons are dead as the result of two pro-republican demon-l strations by mobs. -#'he mobs rushed the homes of two nationalist members of the reichstag, demolishing = the furniture and compelling the nationalists to cheer for the republic. Later on a mob again attacked the nationalists. The police who attempted to protect the nationalists were attacked. ‘ N

STALLED CAR DEMOLISHED Churubuseo Farmer Has Skull Fraetured, Son Broken Leg Patients at o Lakeside : Harry Weller and son Russel age nine of near Churbusco had a most miraculous escaped from being killed at ‘a grade crossing one mile and a half north of Huntertown late Tuesday afternoon when an automobile in ‘which they were riding stalled oh the tracks and was struck by nerth bound passenger train on the Pennsylvania lines. The train crew took the victims ‘to Kendallville, ' Harry Weller was the most seriously injured. He sustained a fractured skull, and cuts and bruises on the shoulder and right leg. He was suffering intense pain today and it is fear ed he may have been internally injure,d . S % The son sustained the fracture of his right leg and minor bruises. ' The automobile was demolished.

o -+ Obituary. . - Margurite Thresse Kenney daughter of Maria Fox Kenney and the late John Kenny was born at the old homestead August 31 1875, her entire life being spent there and in this city with the exception of the year she attended. St. Mary’s Acadamy South Bend Indiana, Her sudden death occurred Wednesday June 21 1922 at Mansfield General Hospital. © She leaves to mourn besides her aged mothg’ three brother Henry D. of Mansfield, -Ohio, John P. of this city and Robert Edward at home one niece-and two nephews, Gertrude E. John H. and G. Martin all of Mansfield, Ohio. The father and two sisters preceded herin death one sister dying in infancy and Elizabeth Kenney Dwyer.” Funeral services were held from St..Johns’ Catholic church Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, Rev. Robert J. Halpin having charge of the services burial at Oak Park cemetery. o . s o weaae ard of Thanks, =

We wish to thank our maay iriends for their kindness and sympathy during our hours of bereavement in the loss our-dead daughter and sister. : ~Mrs. John Kenney and Family. Another Fine Concert,” ; Another fine open air concert by the Ligonier.band was enjoyed Ly a large crowd last night. These week1y musicals are a source of great pleasure to the farming commuunity, The next concert will be next Wednesday evening. - : ) New Peaches in Market, New peaches have reached.the local market and cantaloupes are plentiful. The price of both is moderate. The peach crop in this section will not be large but the yield of mellons promises big. ‘ ' - ' A Glutted Fish Market, : . The Ligonier fish market will nc doubt be glutted after today. Rev. Harry Thompson and Clair W. Weir left' for Wawasee this morning loaded down with all the latest tackle and bait, o ~ T

- Gas Goes Glimmering. - ‘Gasolene has taken another jump of one cent’a gallon and now retails at 26 cents. Dealers say -they expect another advance in about a week, John D. needs the money.: . ot . , . o Married in Greece, | The Andrews Brothers of the Philadelphia received the news yesterday of the marriage of their sister Base A. Andrews to P. D. Kaliam Betson an attorney of Ptras, Greece. 1 Charles Shobe and wife of ‘"Ligonitlti Mrs. Pearce, George Pearce and daughter Dorothy of Goshen were guests of B. D. Miller and wife ‘Sunday.—Millersburg Grit.

® _Camp Roosevelt Opens. ! Next Wedgesday July 5 the first three-weeks session of Camp Roosevelt opens. A number of iLgonier boys are enrolled for the first period and others will no doubt enter the second | petiod. ‘The total expense to the boy |for the three weeks entertainment is 11525.. The camp is under supervision ‘|of the Chicago Board of Education The headquarters office is at 460 S. | Monree State street Chicago. :

‘) Awarded Big Judgment, - © P. L. Tustison Hickville a former B. & 0. mpleoyee was awarded judgment of $30,000 by a jury in common pleas, court at Cleveland. The judgment was for injuries the plaintiff received while switching in the Chicago yards. |

W ' THURSDAY AND FRIDAY A Goldwn_ special feature “What Happened to Rose” ; | SATURDAY ONLY Chapter 13 Stanley in Afriea also Universal Production “Pay Me” SUNDAY AND MONDAY JULY 2 and 3 May McAvoy in “Thrau a Glass Window’ ’also a good 2 reel comedy.

e +Dp you want to enjoy the Comforts of Hot Weather? -If iso call' at’ Stansbury’s .Double Store for all the best,things in Hot Weather Dress Goods. - . . . Gauze Underwear, Muslih and Crepe Gowns, Gauze Bloomers for Ladies, Silk ISlose, Cool Dress Goods for Summer, Children’s Romper Suits Boy’s Two Piece Dress uits. ~ , | P . ' Groceries of all kinds, Dishes and olassawre, Fruit Jars and a complete line of of Canning Acessories. : e i _ -

Band Concerts

__ One of the benefits to be enjoyed by the People of this and the surrounding commumity is the Splendid Band Concerts given on each Wednesday Evening to which Ligonier Merchants invite you to attend and enjoy This entertainment is furnished free for the old and young. This is the time you can meet old and new friends and spend an evening of pleasant enjoymént in our city. ; The stores are all open on Wednesday evening. When you can do your shopping and supply your home needs from stocks of goods that are second to none in this part of the country. : , : o

- Ligonier furnishes many things in the ‘way of entertainment that are educational /and beneficial to her people. We ask all to meet with us and enjoy these pleasures. . Watch for Announcement of Our Big Chautauqua. - s

-, SPECIALS | L Are you in need of some Table Padding. We have some extra heavy padding for your table for oply the yard ... 80C Save your polished table top. e 80 inch Ducking for awning.. : 36 inch Ducking for Tetns and awter proof coverings. L - i M LADIES’ AND MEN’S GAUZE "UNDERWEAR - Tadiew Vet . L A 0 Tadien Vents i i O Ladies’ Extra fine Mercerized vests ........' 60¢ Ladies’ fine Gauze Bloomers .................... ‘7s¢ Children’s Gauze Bloomers. : Ladies’ Gauze Union Suits ...........c..... 50C Ladies’ Gauze Union Suits ................. 60c Ladies’ Gauze Union Suits .......c....... T5¢C Ladies’ Athena Union-Suits ............... $l.OO Men's Llnion B 8 i iiibiiiaa: (D 6 Men's Hniam Suits . ii, 868 Meari’s Union SUita ... oiiiiinea 9100 Men’s Union Suits ...t $1.89 More men wanted to buy their goods of us.

HOSIERY DEPARTMENT ; Ladies’ Silk Hose OBLY: iii.....ivvioossinansis (DC Ladies’ Black, White, Nude, Grey and white Hod oy o 0 iheliienliisng 286 Other Silk Hose of Fine Pure Silk, True Shape and Iron Clad Silk hose full Fashioned from ............ $1.39, $2.00 and $3.00 per pair Girls’White and black hose pair 25, 30,50¢ Boys’ Iron Clad Hose per pair 25¢ and 30c¢ Men’s Silk Socks pair ................... 50c, 60c Our Hosiery Department is growing each day. The reason Stansbury gives the best ;r_lalues for the least money. Call on us for ose. . :

" . BATH TOWELS ~ In this department we have the plain white BOT i iiiimiiininveannsnnes s 'The, 200, 25, 40, Hoe Fancy Borders for .................. 30c 50c 75¢ Wash or Face Cloths .........ciceerneeen B¢, 10€ Bath Toweling by the yard ................ 40c

.+ Weare rushed and crowded in our store at times but-will give each customer the best of Attention. ‘ : : ' ~ Our help is always courteous and willing to show Goods. - ‘ ' We join in the Invitation to ourstore and promise to give you the best of attenton. . 3y o R e ewe L - C.R. STANSBURY . o ‘Pauli%e Sl Wendmhew 0 0 P tELT R ‘ ' Donelda Eddy Marie Earnhart P e e | o SALES LADIES. - - LelT

Special Prices on Tlires Sizes: 32x3} 32x4 33x4 34x4- 32x4} | T ikl 3w All U. 8. Fabric Tires of the above sizes, Usco, Chain and Nobby Tread = = 33% Ofi List Prices These prices will last only a short time and ; buyers should take advantage. These Tires are all firsts and are o - guaranteed. BEN GLASER, Ligonier, Ind. l - U.S. Tire and Service Depot.

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e CANNING DEPARTMENT Mason Pt. Jars e B Mason QUAart JATS J.cceccisisorsessentussinesies lOC Ideal Glass Top Jars Pints and Quart 5......... Parowax the DoX ‘il 10€ Extra thick Can Rubbers 3-for ............ 25¢ Mason Jar Caps the dozen ............. 30C Sealing Wax the stick Eke Spices of all kinds. = . | . Jelly Glasses with tin lids. e e A S S LS S A + CRASH AND TOWELIN_G s 16 inch Union Glash ...cqwssssomimiss 106 16 ‘inch Union ‘Crash ... 188 16 inch all Linen Crash ... .o 20€ 18 inch all Linen bleached Crash ............ 2i¢ 66 inch Mercerized Damask .................... 69¢ 72 inch Mercerized Damask ................ $1.29 72 inch all pure linen Pamask worth $2.50 HOW BDECIAE (b i eiressans e OW] Jap imnch Cloths. "~ v All Linen Table Cloths, round or Square and Napkins. L o i

. ' DISH DEPARTMENT \ We have some of the best selections in cut glass and fancy table pieces, salad dishes, Vases tumblers and Jelly dishes. B Our Dinnerware in plain white or decorated patterns will please you. =~ Cups and saucers of the best quality. : Plates, Vegetable dishes, Fruit dishes, platters. _ B _ We will enjoy showing this line and quoting A FEW OF THE SPECIALS IN THE GRO- ~ _CERY DEPARTMENT Foulds Macaroni the ‘paékage" i Said. O Large Corn Flakes ....id qiaianaa 18 Quaker Rolled Oats ....acdiasinii: 13¢ Calument Baking Powder 1b...................... 28¢ Canned Corn at the can ................ 12c 15¢ 18c Canned Peas at the can ............ 12v 15¢, 18¢ Canned Pineapple Club House size for .. 20¢ Peaches, Apricots all in heavy syrup and fit for a Queen. £ s

- COVERALLS - : Boys how about a game of tennis. Put on your Overalls. Come down and we will have a game. e Boys’ Coveralls with red trimmings ........85¢ Boys’ Coveralls with plain blue trimming. Boys’ Coveralls with stripel trimming. ‘Boys” Overalls™just what you want for play or work. : : Boys’ Work Shirts. : ' Boys’ Dress Shirts and Waists. A APRONS AND GINGHAM DRESSES A large line of about 10 dozen ladies Bungalow Aprons and House dresses to close O L e DHE 00 SILED Ladies’ All wool dress skirts worth $B.OO and SIUOO 2o cloSe Liiiuw-ivstiniitiimteni SOBOAL If you are in need of notions of any kind we ‘have it. Trimmings, Buttons, /Pins, Shoe Lacers Needles, Ribbons, aHir ?zs, Safety Pins, Toilet Articles, Toilet Water, with a full line of infants goods, for the new baby or the child from Ito 6 yearsold. =