Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 6B, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 April 1923 — Page 3

Fresh e Candies, o “Ice . " Cream, i Eskimo £ nt o e, ’ : Sundeas,1 Sadas

New . . Records each- month Braginton & Earll : Phone 71

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINAR lAN Office: Justamere Farm. l?hone: Ligonier 7%7‘

Bothwell & Vanderford o tiawesd - Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana

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SEAGLY BROTHERS Ligonier, Indiana e Topeka, Indiana

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should be bread, if you would live long and keep young. Bread is your best and cheapest food. It is a well known fact that bread is more easily turned into energy than any other food. . Eat more of it. But be sure to eat good bread—bread that has substance toit. | Superior, Holsum, Superior Corn Tap

. -Breads - . d are the best breads that can be thade. They are the real health breads—-Rich, Vitalizing, Energizing. o ~ Ligonier at Miller’s Grocery, Sack’s Bakery and . WolfsOrocery. - L

NEWS NOTES

Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look like new, b2att

‘List your horses for sale at-the big offering at New Paris Friday April 6.

Frank E. Miller the grocer 'is able to be at his store after an attack of indigestion. RS

Rev. Dan Rickert, evangelist of Win ona Lake will speak at the U. B. church Sunday. - P

'Cal Holly who formerly, received his mail in Goshen has Kimmell for his postoffice now having moved back to Noblee ounty, :

> Mesdames Louis Levy and Mauricc Hess Tuesday attended a large party in LaGrange. They report an excellent time. i L

~ Mrs. Floyd Stellar who had been ill of flu complicated with rheuma tism, will be able to sit up tomorrow it is thought. -/ i

Mr. and Mrs. William Callahan who had been visiting the Raubert ang Franks families returned to their home in Chicago Tuesday evening. |

Carl D. Traxler of Kendallville city civil engineer of: this city and Miss Laura C. Smith. of Columbia South Carolina. were married Tuesday 'in in Cincinnati, Ohio.

- St. Joseph .County Commissioners Monday refused to appoint a bunch of people deputy constables whan it was - learned the ' applicants were members of the Ku Klux Klan. :

Painting of all kinds done in a satisfactory manner. I will do automobile furniture sign and a general line of work. Give me a call. Wallace Jackson. | 46btf

W. R. JACKSON Trustee Perry Townshsp Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier

Their Big Event.

The big eVent of the year for legion naries of Noblec ounty will be held Friday when legion men mumbering one hundred or more will§ gather at Kendallville for the annual -convention of legion posts of the twelfth district. Members of American Legion Post 86 are making elaborate plans for the meeting in an effort to royally entertain their guests. There will be a delegation present from Ligonier unless present plan fail.

Mrs. Bell Badly Hurt.

Mrs. Harry Bell wife of a former Noble county sheriff was dangerousiy injured in a fall from a load of corn fodder at the Bell farm in Elkhart township. Mrs. Bell was standing on a wagon receiving fodder shocks- pitched to her by Mr. Bell when a gust of wind sent her - tumbling. She struck the ground on her head and shoulders and for a time was rendered unconscious. ! n e

Contagious Diseases.

Reports of communicable diseases from county health officers to the state board of health last week showed an increase in the number of cases of diphtheria measles and smallpox throughout the state. Eight cases of smallpox ' were reported from Noble county.

"Pretty Easter Wedding.

"/ A pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized at the Methodist Episcopai parsonage in Kendallville Easter morning when Miss Mary Curtis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Curtis, of Howe, was united in marriage t> ‘Maynard L. Nelson som of Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. Nelson of Kendallville.

Traxler Resigns.

Carl D. Traxler city civil engineer of Kendallville who has been serving in-a like. eapacity for Ligonier has resigned his position in that-city and will enter the road contracting field. Just what effect his resignation- wiil have on his work here is not yet known.

Highway Now Closed.

The west section of the Lincoln highway between Dun’s' mfll and Churubusco a ‘distance of six miles was closed to traffic Monday and the work of grading preparatory to paving will be started. The job is to be completed this summer.

Mrs. Sheffer Dead

Mrs. Banner Sheffer aged 74 years died at ten o’clock Monday evening at the home ‘of her daughter Mrs. Bertha Henney in Albion, death being due to complications and followed an illness since last August. She had been bedfast for three weeks. * .

To Start Traveler.

The girls’ circle of the M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Weir Monday evening and enjoyed a picnic supper.. It was decided to start a commerical traveler at the next meeting the first Monday in May.

Wish to Redeem Cards.

The South Grocery Tuesday discontinued the giving of premium eards with purchases and the desire is to redeem all outstanding cards by Saturday night. e S

CHARLES V'INKS AND SON

Dealer in

Monumenes, Vaults, Tombstones,

Building Stone

The Modern Home

Penalty None Too Strong.

William H. Keeth soft drink proprietor in Elkhart after many arrests for liquor law violations was fined $4OO and sentenced to serve 120 days on the penal farm by an Elkhart superior court jury the other day. He had taken an appeal from the city court. A '

Has Tonsils Removed.

~ ‘Rev, F. B. Parker pastor of the U. B. church had his tonsils removed in Dr. Lane’s quarters Tfiesday morning. The ether effects lasted for several hours but the gentleman is now rapidly recovering. :

Miss Brown Sells Store.

- Miss Edna Brown has sold her dry goods and notion store at -Rome City to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Burkett invoicing started’ Monday morning and the store will be taken over at once by the hew owners. -

Largest in State,

George W. Kinnison of the Goshen News Times probably a regular at. tendant thinks the U. B. Sunda) school wtih a class of 80'in that city is the largest in the state. '

Voice is Huskey.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. George D; Gaby who have been quite ill of flu and complications are much improved. Mr. Gaby came near losing his voice.

Dies at Columbia City.

-Mrs. Mose Strouse 58 was bugied Wednesday. She was an aunt ot?lrs. I. M. Baum of Ligonier and a most highly respected lady.

Sell Big Farm.

The Straus Brothers Co. has sold to Frank Clapper land in Eden township LaGrange county for $23,455.60

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kenney: of this city attended the funeral ‘of Miss Carrie Schwab held in Elkhart township. j 5 ~

* Miss Mary Reed of Elkhart is here to. look after her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Cowley who are in bad health. :

This is a life saving station where all makes of bat‘teries are tested and repaired by expert electricians. -

Auto electrical troubles diagnosed.

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BATTERY SERVICE

ROBINSON ELECTRIC . SERIVE

Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose ,tbelr respective .value _lf the one predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience is omitted. The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience into your home ‘wath Electriaty. Vel B R g To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest enjoyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service is the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every . home canhave it. . . G L E If your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at once. -

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For sale, White Wyandotte eggs for setting H. H. Decker. ¢ . 4btf

For Sale—Reed baby ‘cab. . Cheap. Inquire at the Banner office. Ibtf

Wanted, bookkeeper and stenographer. Apply at sShirt Facory, Ligonier. ; : ¥ 2btt

. For Sale~Some gooa chunk horses at the right price. Otis Baker Ligonier, Ind. . 49bst

Hod Ullery formerly employed in the Stellar meat market in this city has accepted a similar position in Fort Wayne and will remove with his family to that city. - -

~ DR.DREESE'S Lobelia Paste For Colds, Preumonia and the the host of ills that befalls the home. Do not fail to ask C. S. Griffith for it at the . - Rexall Drug Store . Ligonier, Indiana

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To Bretz for Glasses 3ﬁ\ Attractive =L R e = beimubeos. GLASSES o ~“"{;iq G / R N | egy For ‘ 08/ Older Folks A happy expression and confented 5 mind are the inevitable results of . egrrectly focused and fitted glasses. We take special care in examining the eyes of those advanced in - _age and assure accurate results in every case, , v o iy Our Admirable Service Will Surely ‘ Please You. & 1 » ' : Nevin E. Bretz . Optometrist and Optician -~ 1130 S. Main St. - : o COSHEN ¢

The HUDSON Co.

Goshen , - Indiana - Thousands of Yards of Spring Tub' Fabrics

_ You will §oon need somethin dresses for the warm days. Better buy your materials now while the selections are good. ol e ) :

DOTTED SWISS

40 inch dotted: swisses in large selection .of colors. Material suitable for both young and elderly ladies. Priced per yard 5_9:; .

SHADOW . CHECKED BATISTE

40 inches wide.. An extreme ly nice material for sum--ler lingerie. All desirable lihgerie colors. ' . .o

Priced per yard 45¢

KING TUT VOILES AND . EACE. CEOTH

40 inch material in all tae patterns old King Tut ever dreamed of. Same effect as silk. S

Pricedso¢ and 59¢

EMBROIDERED VOILE

High class cotton goods for summer wear.. Delicate shades and distintive. style of embroidery. Sh

Priced $1.5% to $2.25

- RIS mNCOMPANY Anean/ — QIS AREAD/ ~ GOSHEN. & INDIANA

GLASSES Accuratey and Scientifically . Fitted. Broken lenses - . " replg_ced,' s Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

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Znone No. 65, Ligonier.

ORGANDIES

Full ' forty inches wide. Guaranteed .....permanent finish. Colors fast. Fine sheer fabric. == -~

Priced the yard 50¢

TISSUE GINCHAMS

Well known Gaze Marvel tissue in every color “and pattern possible to get. This is a fadeless tissue.

Priced the yard 59¢

CHECKED RATINES

Beautiful color combinations in these pretty summer fabrics. You will want ratine dresses all summer.

Priced 85¢ and $1.90

RATINES

Plain Colors but not a shade has been lefi out of our stock. Name your golor and we have it. G

Priced 50c and $l.OO

Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Faclal and Scalp Masange : “"—”""’:‘iﬁ"""‘""!y Open for all : 11 Wolf Lake Tndiama