Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 20B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 July 1922 — Page 2

~ Gravel Road Municipal Bonds - andJother Tax-exempt . Securifies Citizens Bank

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RETURN OF THE FAVORITES Miss Norma Ginnivan e Dra_matic Company

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One Week in Ligonier ‘Under Waterproof Canvas ; COMMENCIN | | MONDAY Evg Ju I.Y ] 7 ke NomoudandWes Budde in repertoire “Putting It Over” “The Cogititry Bby’; | “Civilian Clothes” “Lena Rivers” “Common Clay” ‘The Sheriff's Bride’

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA:

The Ligomer Banner © LESTASLISHED 18ee." . . iPublished by ! ihe Baonce .P“bli’hihg‘ Company ~ W.C. B. HARRISON Editer, L RPN AR PRE SRS RiAToy and entered in the Postofiice at Ligonier, Ind., as l“Ond 1 ;

May Precipitate General Strike, There is grave danger that as a result of a conflict as to whether employees of one class shall substitute others or another craft, a general reilroad strike may be precipitated. The railroad brotherhoods led by the trainmen and firemea's crgapizations, have let it be kngwn that their members cannot be ordered to do work which the men now on strike are accustomed to do. Some of the railroad executives take the view that they have a right to order any of their employees to do any work they please in an emergency. If such an attitude is persisted in union men now at work are expected to decline and should th2y be discharged for- disobedience they will be backed to the limit by their own organizations and a sympathy strike would then bhe inevitable. :

Expeet 10,000 Visitors,

Michigan City is preparing to entertain 10,000 visiting Elks when thig convention meets there August 4 and 5 There are 500 Elk lodges in the state and all'. will send numbers of delegates and visitors. j :

What Kind of Bars.

‘A mnews item states that the police of South Bend wrecked three bars in that city the other night. It is not stated the kind of bars shattered. These are prohibition days. e

Council Meeting Tonight.

The Ligonier city council meets ‘in regular session tonight 'with much important ' business befare it. The fire alarm and sewer matters are to come up for consideration. A

Resigns for Good of Serviee.

Elmer Dover assistant in the U. 8. treasury department who stirred up so much friction in regard to political appointments has resigned for the good of the service. | o

Dodge Factory Change.

' Chicago parties have purchased the Dodge Manufacturing plant in Mishawaka and under a reorganization it has been capitalized at nine million dollars. 5%

Have Ten Pass¢ngers,

Nebraska was respresented among the tourists in Ligonier Wednesday In a five passenger cdar were eight people and two large dogs and the cannies were given spec:ail places.

To Make Patent Gate. Charles E. West residing north of Ligonier has invented a two-in-one gate which wil lbe patened. The gate will be manufactured in Millersburg Woman on School Bgard. Mrs. R. Earl Peters, wife of the well known Fort Wayneé attorney, has been selected a member of the school- board of that city., A ‘Twelve residents of Portland were victims of auomobile accidents last Sunday, but:none fatal. o S 0 S | Photographs Hieber Studio. 16bff

GUTELIUS

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Adjustable Window Screens, priced at.................. 49¢ 556¢ 60c Men’s . Muslin Gowns priced at each seressenssstseasacssnsnssanaansnsess 91,00 Men’s Union Underwear nain300K SDECaI ..ot BIC !Men’s, Egros Knit Underwear, special at .......oceoviieennneen. 89¢ Remnants Curtain Goods at 14 and 1% price. o el

Remnants Percales and Ginghams 14 price. b Ladies’ Bilk Hose black only 89c value special ab i 60 Ladies’ Silk Hode white only, $l.OO value special at ....... 79¢ Ladies’ Bodice Vests, priced speel e e 25c Ladies’ Underwear closed seat Special At .. A 9 Ladies’ Summer Bloomers special at seenspenitensissiensees 19 a,nd_ 89¢ Quart cans Paint 59¢ value go b ooegn g e O

Rub-No-More Laundry Soap the CRR. Gl e Earrings New oYrk latest specials ..., 15c and 29¢ Rubber ..Stair ..Treads.. special at cssssssnensinsnnnnaennnsss 10C and- 15¢: 3each Cloth about 35¢ value going at thev yard Aeditive i e 100 Children’s Black Bloomers 'soc value at T 2 Ladies’ and Children’s: Hats, values to $5.00 go at ........ $l.OO Palm Olive Shampoo 50c value specially ppriced at 39¢ Palm Olive Talcum Powdler 25¢ value going at ... 19¢ Pint Vaccuum Bottles $l.OO vadue poesab - 690 o A " o Children’s Sport Sox black and tan priced at ... a 0 150

- Men’s Silk Lisle Hose black only 35¢ value goes at ... 25¢ Men’s Iron Clad Silk Hose navy, black, brown the pair ........ 75¢ Can Rubbers hot or cold pack 4 dozen for g 200 Mason Can Lids zinec lined, 1 dozen for L. Lol L 28 El Vampiro Fly Powder 4 dozen for rehssssssistinstasacesasrarentanses DDC Chocolate Candy pound ........15¢ Salted Peanuts the pound 10c¢ Fudge Candy the pound ... 15¢ Gum Jelly Drops pound .. 15¢ Jelly Beans the pound ........ 15¢ White Marshmellows the Ib. 20c Congoleum mats 18x36 priced special ot oo L 850 Cretonne Covered cotton filled porch pillows 50c value special at eskvesisrsaniase f"“:""""""""'"" 390 Children’s muslin night gowns special Persissenensniineinnnsniennns DOC Merceriskd embroidery floss 6 strand all colors 8 for .......... 10¢ Oil cloth Browns and green special the yard .............; 4 25¢c Bathing Caps ......... 15¢ and 59¢ Ladies Pink silk vests $1.50 value for ettesaresiies seibeaanies $l.OO Cut Palm Olive Coupons from Your Sunday Newspapers. We Will Be pleased to redeem them.

Gutelius 5 & 10

X Mrs. Pollock in Hosiptal. Mrs. J. T. Pollock is in an Elk.hart hospital where she was operated on for obstruction o fthe bowels Tuesday evening and her condition is seriofs, She was removed to the hospital from her home in this eity in the Kerr ambulance and was ac~ companied by Dr. Black '‘and Mrs. Nellie Sedgwick. the trained ‘nurse. _Mrs. Pollock is a most estimable lady and her many friends hope for. RROQROTYL o o e i ‘© ‘Mr. Bowers Accepts Post. | . Claude G. Bowers, editor of the Ft.| ‘Wayne Journal Gagette, mmn : named & trustee of the Indiang Lin-| col. Mem.rial Association and has| Totified Gov. McCray of his acceptDE AR e e L i mm"‘* : Bt e W I Shahe ohtortal d. fif~ ] 2 Msh: W, M. Shobe shtastained. HL) S b g

Odest Yankee Dies,

. Sometime ago the Banner had an! item about the oldest man so far as known in the world. A Kentucky dispateh gaysof him:. - + . 0 - ‘Among the many mourners at the funeral of ‘“Uncle John” Shell 134 years old, were his two sons William age 90 and Albert "age seventy ‘}i_t became known when news was received that the oldest white man. in the world had died July 6 at his home a® Creasy Creek. Albert is the offspring of a second marriage, “Uncle John’s” first wife who is said to haye been two years his senios having died about 10 years ago. | i The aged man retained full possuSsion of his faculties to ‘the last discussed his funeral arrangements,

MONEY

Can He Stand The Pace.

Frank Lisle and three members of his orchestra, Kenneth Morris, Don Kimmell and Harry Matthews appeared in city court at Kendallville to answer to charges of following their usunal occupation on Sunday in connection with the Lisle dancing pavilion, at Rome City. After pleading guilty to the charge, Mayor Brouse fined each’slo and costs, amounting to $81.40 in all. Lisle was also fined $lO and costs for operating his dance hall on Sunday, July 2, amounting to $23.35. . Mr. Lisle paid all the fines and costs.

They Want Recognition.

Wawasee cottages have filed a protest with thec ommissioners of Kosciusko county over the .condition of the. highways around the big pond. It is alleged that cottage owners pay taxes on a million dollars property valuation and no attention has ever been given by the county to their highways. They now demand’ that something be done. It must be recmembered = that Wawasee cottage owners do 6 not vote in Kosciusko.

Lower Pays Fine.

Johin Lower a Noble county farmer residing near Rome City paid 2 fine and costs of $4O for failing to follow instructions issued by a state bee inspector. The Lower hives were diseased and when attention was called to it Lower became abusive. .

Old Timer Here,

Samuel Wise aged 84 was in Ligonier the other day accompanied by Syke Blue. Mr. Wise is like a man of 60 and enjoys excellent health. More than forty years ago he, pperated a hotel in this ecity. Al O

Sheets Child Dies.

Glenn infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Leon Sheets died Sunday afternoon at the family home west of Avilla, aged ten days. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with burial at Avilla cemetery. _ i

Have-You Voted.

The Literary Digest has submitted a questionaire to millions of people and, requests a vote on the prohibition and soldiers . bonus questions. The ballot is a secret one

Thomas Elder aged 38 is dead at South Milford of diabetes. :

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It your child is 7 years of age it should take up the study of piano? DO YOU KNOW? No home is complete without a musical instrument. DO YOU KNOW? If you haven’t a musical instrument where to find _ _your children when night comes? e ghsite !. DO YOU NOW you will find you children ‘at the' meighbors where they have music? : e P DO YOU KNOW your children go from home to find the pleasures you should provide for them at home? . . : o DO YOU KNOW your neglect may cause a life long regret. DO YOU KNOW you should do this now before its too late. ‘ DO YOU KNOWwe are selling good Honest piano from $275 to $350. Victrolas $256 to $250. Player Piano $450 to $550. ‘ et 8000 Victor Records from which to make a selection. All instruments sold for cash or easy payments. Drop us a card and‘)we will come and talk it over with you. o et i R | . Yours for over fifty years Musical Service. Lo South Main St. Established: 1871 Goshen, Indiana

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