Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 10A, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 April 1923 — Page 3

¢ ck 2 . . : \ BATTERIES The best bastery you can buy is the cheagpest in the end. Blazed - Trail | = Ularage §

Bothwell & Vanderford - ®lawyers@ ﬁ’hong 156. Ligonier, Indiana

CHARLES V'INKS AND SON i Dealer in - : E. Monuments, Vaults, 'Tombstones, , ~ Building Stone = © .

Dr. Maurice Blue VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. Phone: Ligonier 757

W, H. WIGTON = ~ Attorney-atlaw Office in Zimmerman Block * LIGONIER, IRD

Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb Electrical Facial and Scalp Massage Manicuring, Shampooing Hair Tinting and Hair Dressing Marinello Toflet Preparations Halr Goods

i Harry L. Benner Auctioneer ~ Open for all engagemends i §* Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley - County Phones

To Bretz for Glasses 6> . Attractive ?N o ¢ SN For i ‘\‘;\‘ *&:a‘éj A ] ; \ Cadth, &Y 3 : N\ g Older Folks ) e | A happy expression.and conterited - | ‘mind are the inevitable results of correctly focused dnd fitted glasses. ~ !We take special care in examinfng the eyes of those advanced ins age and assure accurate results in evegy case. ; _ ‘ i Our Admirable Service Will Surely , Please You. Nevin E. Bretz ~ Optemetrist and Optician <+ 180 8, Malm 8t . - C - - GOSHEN

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

SPECIAL SALE s 0 - Rugs and Mattresses SCOVIL'S * For The Next Ten Days - ‘ You Can Save Money On The ~ Purcchaseof

NEWS NOTES

Saturday was another béautiful day after a slight rainfall Friday night.

For Sale—Laurel Kitchen range good asp new. Call phone 220. 10atf

_ Buy your milk and cream at Greens’ Meat market,'from Maple Row BDairy’s aceredited herd. . Tatt

FOR SALE—One Disc harrow like new, borse drawn. Ligonier Universal Sales Co., : 9a3t

‘Kendallville has organized a new band. Just how far it wil lgo is uncertain, )

James Adams has been a great sufferer from an abces sin his l;.gad and a sore throat. P -

For Sale—One Span mules. One draught mare. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. : 9a3t

Mrs. H. E. Gutelius was ' called to Three Rivers, :Mich., by the serious illness of her mother. .

“'Walter Robinson the battery man was ill a couple of days last week, but is now about himself. :

Mrs. Merior Miller from = Kansas City is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler and other relatives.

Lost silver bar pin with silver crest Saturday April 21. Return to E. Jacobs & Co. store. Reward. 10a2t

- Beginners’ dancing class will be instructed by Dr. Arnold Elson at 8:00 o’clock each Thursday evening unmtil further notice. i Thtt

At an open meeting and a public address the Ku Klux Klan were booked to organize at Kendallville Friday night. Klansman at Goshen are also active. ! i : :

Lost between Topeka and 'Ligonier Friday afternoon a red wire wheel with tire for an Overland car. Finder leave at Banner office and receive a reward. & ’ e

Attention

Start chicks right by feeding Sincerity Bran Chick Feeds. Prices right. Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. ; : o 10a6t

E\ ""‘ “'»‘6:--' B I, i‘ - Fifteen minutes | may save $15.00. Drive around this week for a test. Service and repairs on all . makes. BATTERY SERVICE ROBINSON ELECTRIC b SERIVE

Accuratey and Scientifically 5 Fitted. Beolien lenses | Mrs. L. P. Wineburg Auctioneer - Pnone Ne. 65, Ligonier.

Dies Smoking Cigarette.

Dying in Methodist hospital at Fort ‘Wayne Friday atfernoon from the effects of strychnine taken with suicidal intent, George Welsh 39 evaded trial set for June 6 on a charge of arson brought against him by police detectives some time ago. : ~ After calmly pouring out the full contents of the strychnine bettle 960 grains or sufficient to kill nearly 200 lmen; Welsh swallowed the mixture at the home of his niece Mrs. Carl Speckmann and while his relatives called for the police ambulance walked into the yard of th& Wome and sat down on the steps to smoke a ‘cigarette.

Death of Mr. Kimmell.

. Henry S. Kimmell 79 died at Kendallville Friday afternoon death being due to an affection of the heart superinduced by apoplexy. Born in Wayne township the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kimmell he was indeed a pioneer in this section. He was united in marriage to Miss Lucinda M. Rendal who preceded him in death in 1912. Surviving are four sons. . ;

Elks Home at Goshen.

At the regular meeting of Goshen lodge of Elks held Frida y evening preliminary plans for : the proposed $BO,OOO club house were submitted: for inspection by lodge members. No action was taken by the building committee. .- : ' The plans as made show a lodg2 room 54x100 feet and a gymnasium 49 feet | wide and 74 feet long running north and south. B

- May Revive Horse Racing. A plan to revive horse racing at the old Mineral Springs race course at Porter which was closed severai years ago with the aid of state troops was revealed Thursday with the an* nouncement by .Charles Crumpacker of Valparaiso owner of the track that a group of Chicago men had made an offer’ to purchase the course,

Attend Meeting.

A meeting of the ministers and laymen of the Goshen district M, I. church was held at St. Marks church Goshen, today. Rev., and Mrs. J. F. Lutey and Mr. and Mrs. {Will Hire are in attendance Tomorrow Rev. Lutey will attend the sale of Epworth League lots at Webster lake. - !

Little Reduction Expected.

Dealers predict there will be little if any reduction in coal prices for spring delivery. The cost is estimat: ed at $11.50 per ton for Pocahontas and $16.00 for Anthracite.

Over From Hawpatch.

George W. Walker and Theodore Spurgeon were over from their Hawpatch farms Saturday - doing some trading. They say the country is in great need of rain. _ ‘

01d Resident Dies.

Samuel S. Whitehead life long resident of Elkhart county died Friday in Goshen aged 79 years. The widow and a number of children survive. { : —— ———— 4 A New Paris lumber company is building 14 houses in Goshen. The concern might extend its operations to Ligonier with profit. :

~ The Presbyterian Sewing Society will hold an apron and doll sale at the Jet White grocery Saturday May sth at 2 o’clock. - 9a2t

The Modern Home

" Patents issued to residents of Indiana for week ending April 17 1923 as reported from the office of Clarence J. Loftus, Marquette Bldg., Chicago, Illinois ; W F Barnard, Marion Station stop device; J.”A. Baumgartner South; Bend, meat cutting machine, E. N. Brenner Tell City, band saw guide; R. P. Burrows, Flashing fastening for concrete buildings, T. F. Hatton Indianapolis, oil heater; G. J. Kollar, Whiting, bath device, J. V. Peterka, Indiana Harbor, Regenerator, Lewis Simon Gary, extension body for automobiles; A. J. Wiltrout, Warsaw, oar.

Love and courtship have no ‘place in marriages at the House of David colony at St. Joe, Mich., but instead marriageable giris are mated by a system of lottery in accordance witn the rules of /the tult ,witnesses have told Judge Harry Dingeman, justice of the state’s circuit court, presiding as a grand jury in an investigation into alleged immoralit; in the sect.

Harry Durst 27, 'Chicago former South Bend resident and Elmer Cain 32, Chicago, are in the St. Joseph county jail following a three mile chase by police officers in the west part of that city. Their arrest resulted in the confiscation of 152 quarts of alleged Kentucky whiskey bonded in 1915, one quart of red seaied wine and an automobile. :

Will Have Fancy Tea Room.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Jack Latta and Mrs. Latta’s son Lester Schulz who are going to Goshen from St, Petersburg, Fla,, by motor “have secured rooms in Goshen, : Plans are being made by Mr. and Mrs.. Latta to ‘establish and. conduct a tea room at a Lincoln highway location. : Quite English you know.

Rev. Ira C. Boyts of the Ligonier Christian church is billed to' appear at the Cromwell Community Centec tomorrow .evening for an illustrated lecture on birds of North America. At the 'same time an exhibit of bird houses will be made by the boys of that community with prizes $5 for first $3 for second and $2 for third.

E. E. Stiner farmer dozing on his wagon while enroute for:Sturgis Friday with a load of vegetables for the market was suddenly spurred to action by flames licking up between his knees. Mr. Stiner was smoking his pipe and ashes had ignited the cargo of his cart. . :

J. Fislar 98 years old said to be the oldest man. in Jackson county today filed suit for divorce from his wife, Mary L. Fislar alleging abandonment. The couple had been marrie\d nipe years. G

Fayette Leming while fishing on Papakeechie lake the other day where he owns a lot canght two nice bass, one weighing three and a half and the other close to two pounds. He got them casting with a patent bait.

‘Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which ge towards making the house a real home lose their respective value if 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 enjoyment and convenience into yopr home with Shecwnety. - S o i E e 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 15 the home of complete comfort. ' Every home desires this comfort and every ‘home canhaveit. . o e e " If your house is not wired now, make a real home out of it by wiring at once.

INDIANA & MICHIGAN

Patents to Indianians.

Drawn by Let.

Make Big Booze Haul

To Appear at Cromwell.

Dozed at His Task.

Tires at Ninety-Eight,

Makes Good Catch.

: Obituary

Mary M. Caldwell daughter of Jacob and Ellisebeth Rentfrow was born Nov. 20 1850 in Elkhart county Indiana and departed this life April 21 1923 aged seventy-two years ' six n;o%hs ibt one'day. .. 1 She was married July 16 1873 to/ Joseph Caldwell to this union were born seven children one son Charles | Otis who died in infancy. - o The surviving are husbanr and six children four daughters and two sons Mrs. William Hunter of LaGrangs Mrs. Chas Shell of White Pigéon, Mich Mrs. Adrain Adair of Ligonier Mrs. Mark Kinnison of Wawaka, Charles Melvin of Ligonier and Chester Arthur of LaGrange and fourteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren two sisters, one brother and two half brothers. Mrs. Nooma Goudy of Marion, Mrs. George Frick of South Milford one brother William Rentfrow of White Pigeon two half brothers Andrew Heltzel of Mishawaka. Seymoure Heltzel of Bremen and many other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. : i They lived in LaGrange county the first seven years then in Noble county where they have resided-the rest of their married life. : iy She resteth now no more her bheast Heaves with its weary breath; Pain sits no longer on the brow = Where lies the calm of death : She lies in slumber deep Vo : So we say two hands upon the breast, And labor’s dome ~© | Rest for the toiling hand Rest for the anxious brow; Rest for the weary way worn feet, | Rest from all labor now ’ Mother you have walked in the sha- ~ dow and walked in the light, 5 You have traveled the vale and the ~ hill; : ’ Tl In days that were strong: and days that were bright. : 2 Together you and father met good . |and il fe But now father is walking so strange1y alone; i And yét ‘the Good .Father who loveth his own, e Will bring you together again. © . Card of Thanks . | We ‘wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their kindness and offerings in the sickness and death of our wife and mother. : |Joseph Caldwell and Family.

One More Week.

This is the last week for township assessors to list property for taxation and Assessor Zimmerman says there are a number whom he has visited but failed to assess and he requests all who have not | yet listed their possessions to call at his office. Saturday all the towngship assessors of Noble county including Mr. Zimmerman and J. T. Latta met at Albion for counsel and to compare records: The .ineetingwas vVery successful, ' :

Tonsils Are Removed.

. Friday Berdina Slabaugh aged 11 had her tonsils removed in Dr. Lanes emergency quarters. The operation was successful. ‘ -

Wanted,

. Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. 12att

For sale ckeap corn planter in good condition. ,A? bargain if taken at| once. Inquire Banner oflice. = 9b4t!

HUDSONS?’ - GOSHEN, IND G Real Values in Yard Goods

- Gaze Marveltissues 32 ins: wide.................. .59 Ratines, all colors, 36 ins. wide....................50¢c Dotted swisses, all colors 40 ins. wide ..... .. iIR ~ Voiles Egyptian patterns 40 ins wide.............. 50c - Belmar Tissues 32 ins wide....................... 3% ;Ling'ette‘,‘g_enuivhe, all s‘hz:ndés;l. a 2 Mo .15 . Beach cloth all colors 36 Mmswide, ...l % Crepe FranCais all colors 36 ins wide Ll e Nucrepé suiting all colors 36 ins wide..............50¢ Ratine suiﬁngiall colors 36 ins 'wide e A Leno"Crepe'Hand drawn effect 36 ins wide L. - Dress ginghams fine quality 32 ins wide............30c Percales all colors 36 %ins wide......... ... i ....18¢ . Pillow tubing 42ins wide........... ..............42% Pillow tubing 45 i‘ns"widé;‘;. e s e Flesh Baliste 32 ins wide.............. v e MeadOW‘brooké‘shirtlng 32 ,ins wide. T.. chay o IBE Curtain Marquisette 36 ins wide................ 20¢ Quaker filet curtain nets 36 in5wide...............39¢ Cretonne 36 ins wide fancy c010r5................ .:29¢ - Sunbeam crepe new knit silk 36 ins wide......... 52.25 t Black Taffeta 36 ins: wide....;po.vo. i 1. SlBB ~ Flat crepe 40 ins wide afll‘colo’»fs.‘ e o A ‘C‘a,nto‘nAcrepe all shades 4o ins wide... ..........$325 Tweeds for skirts 58 ins wide .................. $225 'Epdnge sll~woo‘l'fdr 'skirts all ~colors. S $2.25 ' Striped weol skirtings 42 ins wide. L R Striped wool skirti_ngs“,SS ewile .. s $325 Silk Trico for shirts white only ..................$1.59 Tubular silk 'fo“fr'. ﬁhdéhiésts; e I s

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