Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 10B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 May 1923 — Page 2

Dies From Kick of Horse, - Frank-Walb 39 of oClumbia City, is dead ther ‘esult of being kicked by a horse, which injured his knee. Blood poison developed directly affecting the lungs causing his death. _ Call phone 220 for a Hoover Vaccum Cleaner demonstration, 9att Mrs. Anna Ebey is home from Wawaka where she spent the winter. ' Notice of Final Settlement. State of Indiana Noble County s 8:. In the Matter of the Estate of William Fetters Deceased ; No 2382 f ' : In the Noble Circuit Court May term 1923. .

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Executor of the last wiil of the estate of William Fetters de ceased has filed in said court his accounts vouchers in final settlement of of said Estate and that the same will come up for the examination and ac-. tion of said Court at the Court House at Albion. Indiana on the2o day of May 1923 ‘at which time and place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others in.terested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any.part of sald Estate. ‘

william H. Wigton, Executor of the last will.: . ' :

Posted April 24th 1923 William H. Wigton, Atty. : ' 9b2w

§ # NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County.SS: In the matter of the Estate of Edwin H. Buckles, Deceased. ; No. 2463 : : In the Noble\(zircﬁit Court May term 1923 e S s ®Notice is hereby given That -the undersigned as Administrator of -the ‘Estate of Edwin AH. Buckles' Deceased, has filed in said court his,account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana, on the 14 day of May 1923, at which time and place all persens interested in said Estate are’ required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. b i

And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent, and all others interested in said Estate, are also

hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said Estate. e George W. Buckles, . Administrator. Posted April 12 1923. : : William H. Wigton, Atty. - Ba3w ; Notice of Administration. . | Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the clerk of the Noble Circuit Court -of Indiana,'. subject to confirmation by said court duly appointed administrator of the ‘estate of Davis H. Clark late of Noble ‘County, Inidana, deceased, and cre‘ditors and all other persons interest--ed in said estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate is probably solvent. ; - = Charles O. Clark, Administrator .Bothwell & Vanderford - : Attorneys for Estate 9a3w

I:B 5 } 5 £ » » Attractive ?,' N%, : 4X : Esah>. GLASSES = i 3 :"‘ 8, . - S Fo, ‘8 o m g | or NP / Older Folks - A happy expression and contented - mind are the inevitable results of . cprrectly focused and fitted glasses. We take special care in examining the eyes of those advanced in. age and ‘assure accurate results in - | every case. o ! 7 5 - oy : 3 - Our Admirable Service Will Surely | ‘ Please You. : ;‘o i o Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Optician . ' 130 S. Main St. - - GOSHEN i oo Candies, . : £ L ¥ % g ’ < i % 2 - 2 ,‘ ,‘I.. I- : -ol kMG R SLed e B R s i e §oo.o o @ . T - A ERE xﬁ ’g‘gj % .;z % ﬁ"i“% % N BEE" B BERSD @ o' 'ERE B BE ot ‘SN B B EEEFR o B EAS 'R BEEEERO - W ERDERERBEER ee o BW 8 ’ﬁ%ﬁf ey s N R N T Loah e e R R YAP e ¥ piavo o 5 "%%ﬁ%%‘ﬂ%%% xecoras e S R B A RTRL e P ek g A eB B e DL AR L eBB

. Starke County Shooting. | Four residents of San Pierre were slightly injured Monday nighi when Leo Hogan 35 fired a charge of bird shot into a crowd of persons attending a Ku Klux Klan gathering in a garage. Hogan was arrested by the Starke county sheriff and is in jail at Knox. o Those struck by the shot were Forest Gilmore, Ed Kilkins, Mrs. Henry Wiseman and Mrs. Paul Hardell. The trouble started when Hogan was denied admittance to the meeting.

" To Entertain Medies. To night at Kendallville’ Drs. Black and Lane will attend a session of the Northeagtern - Indiana Academy of medicine and enjoy a banquet. | Dr. A. M. Mendenhall of Indianapolis professor of obstetrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine will deliver an address on the subject “Eclampsia.”| An added featuse to the program will be an act by John M. Wackerman who will give an exhibition of feats in iegerdemain. To Express Fine Horses. Tomorrow Shobe & Shobe wil Isend by express the finest load of horses ‘that have gone to Buffalo in a number of years. Some of the animals weighed 2,200 pounds. e Mrs. J. J. Weil and daughters Alice and Amelia are here from Chicago to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Schloss. - .

BARGAINS VS. TRADING STAMPS

We, or no other store, can give both, after due consideration we have decided to pass up trading stamps and give bargains as in the past. We as you to compare prices and quality of our merchandise, the choice, let it be one or the other, same merchandise for 10 to 35 per cent less. or I'rading Stamps. Saturday Méy 5 1923 we start a 7 day special bargain sale. For weeks we

: DOLLAR SALES ‘ , Stevens Linen Crash toweling 29c¢ value 5 yards for ooaiianiig. i g $l.OO Hand Bags Vaniety Boxes Purses values to $l4B go at_ sl.o_()_ 3 pound stitched.cotton bat present market value $1.50 g 0 At ;... . imiividinimios $l.OO Rubber Stair Treads 6 by 18 inches 10c value 1 Abeen Tor ..oi cpiiniia sl'o,o‘ Cretones (if we bought them to day they would sell at 33¢c yd.) buy your cretines during this sale at 5 yards for $lOO Our regular 29c printed Marquisette (worth 39¢ to day) go at 5 Years ................ $l.OO Past Color Plain Ratines worth 69¢ to 75¢ to .«day sale price 2 yards ..ot $l.OO Aluminum Kettle 8 qt. ‘dome cover $1.43 value 7 day sale price each $l.OO ‘Men’s Work Socks 19¢ value 3 pair for 39c or 8 pair Lo ihmnnia aol $lOO Aluminum Collander with handle $1.25 value sale price each R T A 3 R 4 Pudding pan 16 gauge Aluminum 1 each 1 2, 3 and 4 quart total value $1.55 quanity limited 1 set to a customer, the set .... $l.OO Thrift Alarm Clocks $1.25 value 7 day sale Sgle priceench .0 .. 81,00 Men’s and Boy’s Watches sold regularly at $1.20 to §l.BO 'po &t il ai $l.OB Baby Crib Blankets regularly $1.25 on sale BRLR oL e e ..$l.OO 1 only Aluminum Sink Strainer, 1 only vegetable strainer 1 only 1 qt double lipped sauce pan total va_lue $1.47 the 3 pes for $l.OO 1 only 6 qt. and 1 only Aluminum 4 qt. 16 ‘gauge Preserve kettles total value $1.56 the S DiecEß TOF ..o i 3100 4 pails 1 each 8 10 and 12 qt galvanized and 1 only 11 qt. extra heavy Tin Milk Pail total yalue $1.50 the 4 pails for rrtsensnsasesiaesss $l.OO Grey Granite Water Pails 12 gt 2 for $l.OO Ladies Union Underwear 48¢ value No 1500. sizes 36 to 44 go at 2 suits for e No XUK Out size Ladies Unionwear sizes 46 to 50 T4c value go at 2 suites for ....... $1.25 Ladies’ Out size Vests sizes 46 to 50 43¢ Malue 20 al 3 for il The Men’s Athletic Union Suits 38 to 46, '69c value i nall stores go at ................ 49¢ No. 149 Ladies’ Union Underwear size 36 to 44 43c value go at 2 suits for ...... T4e No. 632 Ladies’ Vests sizes 36 to 44 29¢ va- ’“\.& g‘O at }Sfor »nunnunaﬁunc oilp.vt"fl.o!.[bn u.un 74(3 gcy’s and Girl’s Athletic Union Suits 59¢ to DIC Vﬂ“ﬁﬁ" ﬁt '”"'*"' seestesseanieniaanes vomsien 49c L s Men’s Ankle length Union Suits $1.25 value

This store will not issue trading stamps, but take it from us, we will, as | stamgs can touch. Always the same merchandise for less money. Store in the past give you bargains that no other store with or without trading | open every night. | el R e ~ The GUTELIUS Stores ch e R PRER P L e e T T G TTR R T T s e B i b L R e e ee e Ee si e e

.- Work on Rookstool Road ~ Work is soon to commence on the Rookstool road - extending from the Lincoln highway southeast of Benton to the Elkhart-LaGrange county line road connecting with Lake Wawausee, about four milg;.., Indications/ are the contract will be completed by October 1. - : e Isaac King Very IIL. ‘lsaac King was very ill Tuesday night and under the care of Dr. Black The gentleman suffered a stroke ci paralysis some time ago and is quite feeble. His daughter Gertie is rapidly recovering from a serious op-i eration in an Elkhart hospital. Presbyterian Church Sunday May 6, l Sunday School with Men’s Class at 9:30, - i ; Services at 10:45 and 7:30. Note the change in the hour of the evening service.; { i - May Day Disturbance. The only serious disturbances ;on May Day are reported from Paris, France, where a number of people were killed in a gun battle between radicals an dthep olice officers. | Mr. and Mrs. Oak Randolph visited '_the Alton Lower family in Elkhart township the first of the week. ° Work on the new entrance to Citizens Bank is now being rushed, the marble having | arrived.

~ Northern Indiana Deaths. . | Frank D. Cummins 76 tumors, Whitley county; Mrs. Mathias Arnold,} 5% anemia, Auburn; Mrs. Rachel Edgel, 64, heart trouble Syracuse; Mrs. Lydia Buell 76 cerebral hemorrhage, Elkhart; S. E. Grosh 61, bronchial trouble, Elkhart; Mrs. Clara Hutchinson 37 anemia Goshen; Mrs, Glenn Bailey 36 meningitis Millersburg. e Goes to Celorade. = = Morris Sisterhen -one of the Ligonier young men who has made good in a wide field that of electrical engineering is: spending this: week in New York city gaining instructions for a big job of construction work ;near Bowler,. Colorado. : 5 ~ ‘Bishop Fined. = | David Schwartz a b ishop in the Christian Amish church Adams coun 'ty, entered a plea of guilty to unlaw- | ful possession of liquor with intent to %seu or give away. The court fined ;Schwartz $lOO and costs. ' i Another Car Stolen. % Ligonier . officers have bean‘ notii fied to be on the lookout for a Buick 'auto‘mobile stolen Morglay from the | farm home of W. H. Beebe five miles east of Warsaw. S “ Loses Wallet and $1,700. | Earl Bruner Warsaw lost. a wallet icontaining $1,700. He has offered a reward of $lOO for the return of his }pocketbook,' G

ONE CENT SALE Wizzard Carpet Cleaner 15¢ box or 2 boxes TOF - i airaiidis sadisiehiles s itk iy L 100 Can Rubberé 3 boxes for 25c or 4 boxes 26¢ Tooth Picks 2 boxes for 10c or 3 boxes for 11c Serub Brushes 10c_eaéhgor 2 for. i e 1 lot of 100 pieces Glass Ware 15¢c each or &R LR e il ss, 208 Colored Glass Vases 15c each or 2 for .... 16¢ Cut Glass Vases 33c eeftéh arddor ... 34c Wax Paper 5e sizes 3 rolls for 10c or 4 rolls. BOr. G G e Wire Hair Pins assorted sizes 10¢ a box or 2 BORES . JOF .ooliiiinih wimminiiirinimon: ke 110 Dress Snaps 39 dozen for 10c or 6 dozen for 11c black or White all sizes. ‘ S ‘Wire Hair Pins in bunches 8 bunches for 5c - 4 bunches for ... 62 Pearl and Fancy Buttons 1 car 10¢c 2 cards for ...,..’.b....:......i....,...._.. i e sian RlO Stickeri Braids-Bias Tape 15¢ per package Or 2 packaces FOr ... 100 Sponges suitable for Bath or-Auto 15¢ each (0 g (o) e R e L 6 Strand Embroidery cottin 3 skeins' for 10c or 4 skeins for etdensensusnsnensessntosesensasons freuness 118 Trimming Beads for Waists, rDesses etc 15¢ per bunch or 2 bunches for ............c....0... 16¢ Beads taht sell per strand at 15, 19 25, 39, 59 69 and 98¢ 2 for .. 16, 20, 26, 40, 60 70 & 99¢ - SATURDAY MAY 5 l "\ 2 Days Only Limit 2 Lets © . P & G White Laundry Soap 10 cakes for 45¢c Walthkes White Naptha Laundry Soap 10 cakes fOr ......ocipbiisitsmsesieussmssancessss 45€ - Ivory Toilet or Bath' S;oap 4 cakés for 25¢ Rub No More Washing Powder 6 boxes 23c - Jap Rose Toilet Soap 4 cakes '4oc." value TOX b antian | fibii i en e Palmolive Toilet Soap 4 cakes 40c wvalue fqr {{v 29¢ ; Cocoa Hard Water, Castile T#etsm 1. cakes 40c valte fOr .....iimiissssmmneees 296 - e S et e e it style you can buy one during this sale at %5 meavier Btk pßen g;ghrmkﬁmwwwmmw gdavle e cese ke G e

~ Hoover Favors Boyeott. = Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover is in-full sympathy with the sugar boycott instituted by the women of the country to bread the combination which has boosted the price of sugar. The gentleman evidently has little faith in governmental action to bring to book the sugar: barons who ‘have robbed the people df millions ot gollgre. 0 ey 4 r : - —— et ——— ‘| Fall Proves Fatal, . Mrs. Mary Saager 58 died at the home of her son Jay in Garrett Satur‘day from injuries caused by a fail down| the cellar steps of her son's home April 21. = 4 ‘Buried at old Home. .. - 'Mrs. Belle Edwards of South Bend former resident of Kendallville died at her home in that city Monday age about 76 years. Death resulted from hardening of the arteries.and complications. ' The remains were taken .to Kendallville for burial. ' | Yeager Sells More Property - Arthur Yeager has sold another of his North Side properties. Earl Ostrander is the‘,bgy_er of a house and lot and will occupy the DLODETtY-gs 2 regidence. o o J To Rent—pasture four mileg east of Ligonier. Edward Tice. . = 10a3t Call phone 220 for a Hoover Vaccum Cleaner demonstration. 9atf

have been planning and buying for this event and now promise you, on rising market, some wonderful bargains. Use this as a checking list and come early as some numbers are limited in quanities. We reserve the right to limit quanities. Our store as usurl will be open every night, so if you are busy plowing or seeding during the day drive in at night and shop, we are at your service

MONDAY MAY 7th TO FRIDAY MAY 11 INCLUSIVE. 5 DAYS ONLY. BE . | HERE. DON’T MISS IT Limit 5 to a Customer , -25¢ Turish Towels 26 by 14 inches Blue borders extra heavy nap 19¢ value on sale at 10c : -each. Limit sto a customer only 250 Come early. . L Sy §i Extra heavy all white Turkish Towels worth $4.25 in case lots buy them during this sale 2 for 69¢c. Limit 4. : : ~ No. 8820 Ladies’ Vests 35¢ value 7 day sale Price 2 FOF | sot wlamin iy DDE Quart Cans Paint 75c value in all stores, our price f(_)ri7 day sale ... .ol 048 ' Boys’ extra heavy stockings black 25c¢ value during this sale go at 2 pair for ............ 39¢c Ladies’ Vests size 36 only 15¢ value quanity HIHLEd 20P Ll ist 186 Half Pint Cans Paint (paint only 15¢ value 20 8t 2 cans fOr ...i.uaciimminme 220 Cleveland Wall Paper Cleaner absolutely the best cleaner made 3 boxes for ................ 25¢ : . - 2 : v Zee CORSETS HAVE ADVANCED 5% BUT : HERE GOES | $1.25 Corsets go on sale for 7 days at .... 98¢ All $2.00 Corsets 20 on sale for 7 days $1.59 All $2.39 Corsets go on sale for 7 days $1.89 . Infants Black and White Hose 19¢ value 7 day sale price 2 pair for it ata o A 0 § o 'a AR 3 ‘ . e -.'.AI --' FE Palm 61_ive and Jergens Talcﬁn; Powder 25¢ value 2 cAnS for i idodiaiahibn s nnnian 89 . Colgates -Tooth_"Pasfe' iarge*'Tuibé 25¢ value .on sale at enressissnassrin st 019 ‘ Pancy Paper Napkins 8c value on sale for 7 days at t]gle d0zent;.......;.,.._........,..‘...':..,';_.,‘.".. Sc Rubber Stair Treads 9xlB inches 15¢ value 1 ‘dozen, for ..., $1.58 Brown and ‘White Baking dishes values to : 40c01} Saleat 2for -'u'usu-n--:guzu-I;."‘.'.‘-'-o.uu..»u 39(:‘ ‘Brown and White Custard Cups or Bean Bakers 10c value go at 6 for .........39c White Paper Napkin regular value 100 for Yellow Mixing Bowls 12c value on sale for 7 Brown and White Casseroles values to 89c - ‘Last chafe w are going to clean up choice

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TRADING STAMPS OR LOWER PRICES Percales light or dark todays value 25¢ ¥ day ‘sale price yard iit 18¢c ‘Dress Ginghams you pay 30 32 to 35c per . yard for Utilities, Toiles, Kalburnies, Amoskegs at other stores and get stamps you buy them here at 24c the yord. Who loses when you buy at the Stamp Stores? - : Fancy Sun Proof fast color Ratines sold im: all stores at 75¢ yd. our price for 7 days only they ard ist i dh i Plain Color Ratines fast colors sold in other stores at 59 to 69c our price for 7 days the FARD il Set e hstiedmersin. S Hills Muslin 1 yard wide no filling extra fine ~ quality 25c value on sale while 200 yards last the vard .i i B Extra heavy 4 yard Brown Musiln 22¢ value 7 day sale price yard . i TR Dark Green Oil Finished Not Water Colors ~Window Blinds 7 feet long 36 inches wide ‘guaranteed rollers 75c value sale price 69¢ Star Cut Glass Water Pitcher $l.OO value o sale dave al 00l oo T 1 lot of 22 Granite Tea Kettles values to 98¢ closing out price each ...l e Y gallon Bean pots 35¢ values 8 only closing out at S ienetsf re e evaye oses e manam s inanes | B ‘Cut Glass Dishes values to $1.48 sale price BACH i iiiibiidoiinediaten | Sousatesirmaasaisoncnceans (B Milk Strainers values to 29¢ on sale while 30 last at i.....1.._...-,.......:..'...Q....,..'....,.’...;..L............ 1&! '.vvl_/gbéllor;Fish Bowls 29¢ value sale price 19¢ Tin -Dinner Pails with coffee top values to 59¢ -fpriced at -»b:i.;’.'f;:;.;,;‘é..;.....,;f;.;.\...,............\b 35¢ J China Salad Dishes (50 only) regular price "B9c Mo BE LD Sl e i W ‘Grey Granite 14 quart Dish pans 59 value’ on Sale lor . Tdayß.... s st S Cooking Glass Values to $1.48 sale price 59¢ -7 ounce roll high grade Toilet Paper 10c valud .5 'rolls Hor Luiii S e ‘Mop Sticks 25c-value salep rice each ...... 15¢ ‘Black Lining Cambric yard ... e COUPON SALE DINNER WARE & WALL st e ORI e o Wun ey Dalisn Jeorth, o 6 Diese S ~and Wall Paper you buy during this sale Gutelius will rebste you/10c on each Dollar, e . a t ‘each $lO.OO purchase of either wall paper - Wall Paper and Dinner ware Coupon. e e s

When yOﬁz,are;nr‘ged;to buy another baking powder because it costsless than Royal, ask—“ls it made from Créam of Tartar?’’ . = Baking Powder | Mac}efrbni Cream of Tdr!ur Contains No Alum—Leaves iNo Bitter Taste -