Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 52B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 February 1923 — Page 3

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- SUGAR - CAMPS The season is just here _ for opening’ your _;‘Sugazf - Brush”. -We have"a good " stock of 12Qquart Galvanized'Pail‘s at $2.85 per dozern. Also spfl’es and squaire syrup cans. , .Betfeer buy now as above price will only last trwh‘ile preseilt stock lasts. - & ‘Weaver’s Hardware

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Newe . Records - each month . Braginton & Earll , Phone 71

] € . ‘ ; " "BATTERIES | Thebest battery . you can buy is. the cheapest in | theend. 1 e o | Garage

GLASGIFIED ADS ~ Lovers of ice cream’will find a superior article at'the Candy .Kitchen and at. the ‘right priee. Christian Science services are held every Sunday morning at 11 ’o’clomii and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. i Welcome. - . | oA } - o Wanted J “To buy corn and oats. C. L. Chamberlin. ‘Phone ‘B6l, 34b_,j‘.f-i Cass‘Truck Line. 0 The Cass Auto Truck Line operates in-and out of Ligonier between Fort Wayne, and Soutli Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason able ‘rates/ . % 48btf - FOR SALE—New, modern house, one square east Citizens Bank. Will sell on payment plan ‘to responsible party. : 217 E. Third S, Phone 178, | e . 46btf : ~ =olgn Nle. L The undersigned will sell for cash the 'house of Mrs. J. J. Wills Ideceased. For further information sec Mrs. Hattie Emmitt 153 N Cavin St. Ligonier,, Ind. 51b2t ° “Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. @~ ~ All kinds of nursey stock sold at ‘thel owest prices with a guarantee for six years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write to or call me at Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoner, . : 50btf

Wanted.

Poultry hides and all kinds of jl;ly I will pay the highest market price. . Eall Joe Miller Telephone 2on 433 Ligonier. 12atf

For Sale—Ford truck with cab ‘and, platform, good as new, one 10-foot fioor counter cise. two 8 foot floor counter cases ail with plate glass tops. The Star Grocery, . Ligonier, Plione 49. v 49atf

- Christian Church Services, Sunday schoel at 10:00 Morning worship at 11:00 ‘Evening worship at 7:00 ; The public is cordially: invited to these . services . < 46atf

~ Try the ice cream at the Philadelphia Candy Kitehen. e

FOR- SALE—Modern house seven rooms and good basement on Lincoln Way South in paved district. Anybone int‘erest@ may secure a bargain. Fine shade and fruit trees. 'Gall phone 133 Elmer Klotz, Ligonier. ‘ b2a4t

W. H. WIGTON i Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block o ‘LIGONIER, ISP . : CHARLES V'INKS AND SO N ; Dealer in ¢ - ; 5 ‘Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, . : Building Stone i e e Bothwell & Vanderford o JLawyers . .. ¢ Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana Mis. Elizabath Lamb IVirs, Llizadztn Lamd _ Manicuring, Shampooing | R RE A NN T e R el RN B Accuratey and Scientifically o 7 e S (O NETR T REG i 3 ORGSO SS S NP S - Fiitiid Brolias letass . o e T fo o eR, e Ll g s s VAL ooe Sofio & o VYV &5 g ISRE 2

Bible Lectm'e Sunda\y.

Mr. S. Dracha of the Goshen class of International Bible Students wili lecture next Sunday at three o’clock upon the . subject ‘“The OQathbound Covenant”, basing ‘his lecture upon the promise God made to Abraham saying “In Thee and Thy Seed Shall All' the Families of the Earth be Blessed.” 'The lecture will be in the Lyric theater, and is free to all.

Killed by the Cars.

Benjamin Mattingly 69 and his wife of near Bourbon, were instantly killed when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a B. & 0. locomotive at a crossing near Nappanee last Monday. The bodies were horribly mangled. - = . .

Had Narrow Eseape.

- Layrence Rawles, residing near South Milford, was horribly burned and the lives of his wife and babes were endangered by a fire resulting from - starting ‘a. fire with kerosene the other day. Their home was also badly damaged by the flames. ]

Northern Indiana Deaths.

- Mrs. Elizabeth Bolan, 67, goitre; Elkhart; Mrs. Rebecca Davison, 78. Elkhart, heart trouble; George Risk. 69, ‘LaGrange ecounty, pneumonia; Thomas Jensén, 68, Goshen, nephritis; Mrs. Elizabeth West, 72, paralysis, Garrett. | 6

Many are Interested.

Many people looking for a fine home well located are viewing the Dr. Gantz property with favor. The house is of brick and admirably located, being at’ the very edge of the business district. It is understood the price is moderate. o o

Franks Gets Pension.

Ernest .G. Franks, veteran of the Spanish war has been granted a pension of $lB a month. Mr. Franks is chief accountant in the local office of the Indiana & Michigan Electric light company. . i s

Shoplifter Pleads Guilty.

Mrs. Leota Rohnke, 42, of Fort Wayne, mother ‘of five children was fined $1 and costs and given a ten days’ suspended jail sentence when she was caught in the act of shopHriteg . . b |

Stock All Taken.

‘John W. Zimmerman, frustee of Cosperville while in-the city the other. day reported business good in his line of trade. He says the stock in Community Hall, Cosperville, has all been taken care of. -

Is Paroled Convict.

Ed Brady, who abscounded with Mrs. -Allen Griswell of Brimfield the other day, as mentioned in Monday's Banner, proves to be a paroled convict and if captured will be returned to -prison without trial.. Lo

Slusser Has Relapse,

‘George Slusser, injured in a fall at the Palmer coal yards'a week agc, is still confined to his bed. He moved about too soon after the accident and had areplapse . - :

HoJds Good Sale.

Sherley Loy and Joseph C. Kimmell held good sales Wednesday. The attendance was not only large but the bidding was spirited. _

Luther C.:Rhea.is out on bond in Elkhart -to answer a grand jury indictment charging him with prazticing medicine without a license,

- INDIANA & MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. " 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock ~ * ' o Cumulative Frefterred Stock - $lOO.OO Sheres .. 0 . 0 Cash or Time Payment Plan v Each share fully -paidf ana non-assessable, free from Indiana State )Tax; 1 e . | and dividends free from normal Federal Income dax. . = e e | e . The opportunity is heré for the pe.ople'of this7térrit.or'y $o make -a,‘_)safe‘ and’ ey s b | ; . conservative investment in an essential local industry. A biigitede wathian o 0 e DOO e | unlimited »opportunit'y for continuous gto’w't»fihane achievement. L e o * . Forthe Saver, a Partial Payment Plan L e i . ' ~ $lO.OO Down and $lO.OO per Sharé a Month. A L ; f . Bubseriptions received at any office or by arrangements with an employe, . oo s o

. ELECTRIC COMPANY

Topeka Community: Sale,

The 18th community sale will be held at the J. A. Bowen feed barniin Topeka, Ind., on Wednesday, Feb. 28, sale beginning at 12:00 o'clock’ shary. - 25 head of Horses—Some extra good 3 and 4 year olds, matched pairs, farm chunks, feeding horses, shipping horses, general purpose horses and a few drivers. . These horses will be sold on a positive guarantee to be as represented. . oo 10 head of -cattle—Fresh cows, springers and a few young cattle, Durham bull one year old.. i 50 Hogs—Brood sows and shoats.‘ . 11 head of sheep, this is a good bunch of ewes. = . Miscellaneous — 3,500 white cedar fence posts 7 feet long, good farm wagon, spike tooth harrow, set single harness, halter chains, 1,000 rods of wire fence, galvanized tubs, 29 sap pails and spouts, new one comfort and two quilts made by the ladies aid of Maple Grove church, and many other articles. 5 t Overland -automobile in good shape. Usual terms to govern, = Harry Bowen, Manager. H. E. Longcor and R. E. Kurtz, Auctioneers. : e

Only One Hurt.

_But one person was hurt when thel Paige sedan owned and driven by Hirland Hostetler of this city, and also occupied by Mrs. Hostetler, their four-year-old son, Harold and: Mrs. Eugene Gardner, alsogof Goshen, skidded and turned over on the Ligonier road, four miles east of Millersburg, about one o’clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hostetler recefved a cut on one finger while the others escaped injury. The“car was badly damaged, one wheel being : crushed several - windows broken and two fenders bent—Goshen Demoerat. 3

L. L. Burris, well known Goshen attorney and brother of Mrs. Bert Tgmblgsop, is ill at‘ his home in that city. .

Public Sale

.Of Big Type Poland China Bred Sowsto be held at-Jim Bowen’s’ Sale Pavillion Topeka Ind., Saturday Feb. 24, 1923. Commencing at 12:00 o’clock On the above named date we wil sell a superior offering of4s Tried Sows, Spring Gilts and Fall Boars. These Hogs are double Immuned from Cholera. ° : Gt v The offering is of the best of blood lines and; as individuals cannot be equaled in Northern Indiana. A great bunch for any farmer or breeder to select their future sows or ' boars from. S P ; W. D. Elijah Singleton and Kurtz, Aucts. - Dale Seagley clerk. e

Sales Men Wanted

The Atlas Oil | Co., Cleveland, 0., marketers since 1896 quality ' Lubricants and Paints desires permanent representation for this and surrounding counties. Farming experience and broad acquaintance with farmers desirable. Must have own auto for solicitation. Liberal commissioin with weekly drawing account, balanced nonthly. Several convenient shipping points. Writ fully for interview. ’ i - b2a2t

Office Positions in South Bend may belsecured by a short intensive course in the South Bend Business College. Either resident or Home Stpdy Courses Typewriters furnished home study Students. 'Write for Budget No: 3, . : - boOb6t*

6 Market Days 6 Market Days Thursday Feb. 22nd to Thursday March Ist 'We have had many inquiries the past week as to when; will be the next Ligumer '_ Market Day. To this we have had (o reply, “We Do Not Know”. Knowing the interest - thousands take in this event, Gutelius decided to go it alone and put over a regular Market Day event . covering th above six days. We are listing only such items - we have immense quantities, so you may be assured we can take care of your wants to _ the last day of the sale. Real Market Day Bargains for 6 days. Come and share in these Market Day Specials. et R e =

.~ ONE CENT SALE—6 DAYS Safety Pins, one dozen for sc, or ’2‘,do‘z-er"l for 6 cents. . S Matches, 5 boxes fo_rk 25¢ or 6 boxes for 26¢ Ink Tablets 2 for 10c or 3 for Ilc.- L Darning Cotton, 3 for 10c or 4 for ITe. 1 ilg)ust Cap 15¢, or 2 for 160, -~; Safety Pins 1 doz for 10c or 2 doz for Ilc. 1 paper Needles 10c, 2 for Ilc. - ,IB;ari'ett 15c or 2 for 16¢c. « 1° ‘ : 4 Shoe Laces, 3 pairs for 10c or 4 forzglvl‘c." | 7 " Yellow Pads 2 for 10c or 3 for 11¢. g _ SIX DAY CANDY SPECIALS Ribbon Mi__Xed_Ca_.};ir, 1 pound 20c or 2 Ibs. for 2lc. o - Butter Cups, fsoft center filling, pqund 15¢. Mixed Nuts, English Walnuts and Brazils 26¢ the pound or 2/poundss for 26c.

BARGAINS FROM ALL OVER THIS BIG STORE

8,0. sheets of Wax Paper, go at 10c. = 8 arm Kitchen Towel Racks, 35¢ value on sale for 6 days-at 24c. Clothes Pins, 50 for 9c. L Wall Paper Cleaner, buy your spring supply 3 boxes for 23c.. S oo Spring Clothes Pins, 3 dozen for 15¢. : Alarm Clocks $1.25 value go at 98c. Men’s Dress and Work Suspenders 50c value go at 39%¢. . \ ' T Blue and White Granits Slop Jars sold regular at $1.69 sale price $1.39.* e Grey Enamel Water Pails 68c value going at S9c. . : : ‘ - | Brown and White Baking Dishes 25¢ value go at 2 for 23c. _ o White Enamel Closet Hooks 45¢ value go" at 29c the dozen, . e 200 pieces Enamel ware, values 15¢ and 19¢ go at each 9c. : : 4

The GUTELIUS Store

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BUY YOUR WINDOW BLINDS FOR iy L ;SPRION.G:AND SAVE X L Dark Green OitFinish Window Blinds, 6 ft. long 75c value go at 64. - B gio Dark Green Qil Finish Window Blinds, 7 ft. long 85c value go at e ~ SAVINGS WORTH WHILE ON i D ALUMINUM WARE. - Alumihurh ; Vegetable Stl;aineifl 50c value, specially -priced at BUC. e v i ' 6 quart Aluminum: Preserve Kettle, 18 gauge metal, priced at.69c. - . , : 18 gauge Alumintim Preserve Kettle, 8 quart size, priced rspecial.; at 89c. ~ Aluminum Pudding Pans, heavy 18 gauge metal, pricedfiat 29¢, 35¢, 43c, 48c and 63c. Dome Cover Aluminum Kettle, heavy quality $1.48 value selling at $1.19. = 12 quart Aluminum Kettle, medium weight, regular value $1.48 goes at $l.lO.

6 knives and 6 forks 89¢ value the set 69¢ Drop forged Steel’ Monkey Wrenches, 50c value, six day sale price 29¢. ;= = - Men’s Knit Ties. sold m all "stbr"es at $l.OO go at 4’9c-."_»-‘ “ LA e Oil Cloth whiteé or colored, 35¢ value selling for six days the yard 29¢. ' . = . Men’s Belts sizes 32 to 42, all leather 50c value go ab B 9 o sraa i Wool Fibre Rugs, green only 98¢ value selling at 59¢, - - e C. M. C. Crochet Cotton 10c value at 7c in ecru oniy. : £ Al : ‘ Ladies’ Summer Union Underwear sizes 38 to 44 go at 39%¢. e R bl Palmo Olive Toilet Water 98¢ value 6 day sale price, ‘the bottle 79¢. - = ..- . $1.25 Stationery goes at Tsc. . 75¢ Stationery goes at 50c. = L

Indiana & Michigan Eleetric C‘ufpny (Without Obligations) . = . __ Please furnish me with further informa-. tion concerning your offer of “Cumulative Preferred Stock” also details of Partigl Pay- | ment plam. L i