Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 16B, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 June 1923 — Page 3

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To Bretz for Glasses : » Attractive GLAssi-:s io\‘f & Zuis wTe For QW'/ Older Folks

A happy expression and contented mind are the inevitable results of correctly focused and fitted glasses. - We take .special care in examin- * ing the eyes of those advanced in age and assure accurate results in ever;y case. ‘ o ~ Our Admirable Service Will Surely . " Please You. ' j

Nevin E. Bretz ‘Optometrist and Optician - 130 B. Main Bt. GOSHEN .

Trustee Perry Townshsp Office Mier State Bank, Ligonier .

Accuratey and Scientifically w 3 Fitted. Broken lenses ~rcphcei. : Mrs.L.P. Wineburg Auctioneer ~ £naone NoVGS,. Ligonier. CHARLES VINKS AND SON _ o - Dealer in ' ' Menumenss, Vaullo, ‘Tombstones, Building Stone | : VETERINARIAH | Phone: Ligonier 757

. W. H. WIGTON ; - Asturnay-at-law Ofoe in Zimmerman Block , LIGONIER, IND Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb - Marinelle Teflet Preparations Bothwell & Vanderford ‘Phone 156. Ligiier_g Indiana ‘4 Harry L. Benner . ¢ ’.:13,.‘ Neer REERE

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- Notestine Home Destroyed. An alarm from zone sixteen Tues: day morning about ten o’clock called the fire department to the home of Garbage Master Gilbert Notestine in West Lawn addition where the small dwelling house, but recently bullt, was found in a mass of flames and being beyond. the reach of a fire hydrant it was totally consumed. Mr. Notestine lives alone ‘and how the tire started is somewhat of a mystery Mr. Notestine had gone to his barn, leaving his oil stove burning and he does not know whether there was an explosion or whether the fire was caused by something elge. - : The building and contests were totally destroyed with no insurance.

The Great Ship Now on the Route ‘The largest and most costly steamer on inland waters of the world the great ship “Seeand bee” with her sis. ter ship “City of Buffalo.” is now op: erating daily between Cleveland and Buffalo. e Travelers may leave Cleveland or Buffalo on C. & B. Line steamers any evening at 9:00 (Eastern Standara time,) enjoy a night of refreshing sleep on Lake Erie and arrive at destination following morning at 7 :30. Automobile tourists will find this a delighttul way of relieving the monotony of long overland tours, thousands of motorists - each year make use of this “Save a Day” car by steamer service, Lon | Railroad tickets reading between Cleveland and Buffalo (in either direction) are good for transportation on these steamers,

P - Biddle-Sarnow. A very pretty wedding took place at the First Lutheran Church at 'Goshen Saturday June 9th at four-thirty o'clock, when Elsa Pauline "Sarnow, daughter of Antone Sarnow of Mil waukee, Wis., and Chester Biddle soa of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Biddle of Ligonier were united in marriage by the Rey. Paul Brosy. The bride was dressed in white satin. With wveil, and wreath g; orange blossoms, car ried a shower bouquet of white and pink roses and sweet peas. : Miss . Frieda Sarnow sister of the bride and Howard Biddle brother of the groom were the attending witnesses. -The groom is.a popular young business man of Cromwell.. The couple will not go to ‘housekeeping in their home until October 1. sl i

"~ Temple of the Square Deal, * Next Sunday June 17th at 2:30 o'clock at South Whitley Ind, the cornerstone will be laid of the Temple of the Square Deal which-will house the administrative offices of the In-: ternational Association of Specialty Salesmen which has recently moved its headquarters from Chicago to South Whitley. This will be the first unit of a number of buildings which the Association hopes to erect dur: ing the coming two or three years, idevote'd to the needs of the dependent members of their organizatition and their widows and orphans. This Assoclation is made up of salespeople from all parts of oNrth America and a number of foreign couatries.

’ Martin-Straw, At the U. B, parsonage in this city last Sunday occurred a very pretty double ring wedding service performed by Rev. Parker uniting in the holy bonds of wedlock Edwin Martin, of Fort Wayne and Miss Netta Straw of Fremont. The bridal couple was ac‘companied by Omar Worthington of Moscow, Mich.,, and Miss Bernedine Uncoyder of Pleasant Lake. The newlyweds will make their home in Fort Wayne where the groom has a good position. = ) i

- N. Cavin Street Pavement. Finally the North Cavin street concrete pavement has been finished and the thoroughfare will be thrown open to traffic about July 4. It is a fine job and Contractor Mahoney is being complimented on the character of his work. Property owners mnow regret that the street was not made four feet wider on each side, but the improvement made at the expense of the county is thankfully received. What is known as the W. H. Loy road is now nicely improved all the way to the LaGrange county line. - Speeial Services at Cromwell. . Trinity Lutheran church choir of Fort Wayne will furnish music at the Cromwell Lutheran church Sunday evening at 7:30.-..Everybody invited. - : ' o : i e , * + Childrens Day. ' ; Sunday evening a special program will be rendered in observance of Childrens Day. ‘A special invitation to all. . o o :

We Have | Been Wondering - ' What would be of the greatest interest this weekv so .1 have decided to give you a chance to buy your supply of crepe night gowns. ' You know Stansbury likes to give you the best when you.need and want the goods, {we have for this time. - = 1 lot pink Crepe Gowns to close at 98¢ |1 lot Pink Nainsook short sleves which |are very light and cool for the ‘hot WEBBOr OBIY .iviiimiinisicsiiivrnnmcns 9BE. | Don't forget the ladies silk Ho‘;ggi {and the Children’s English roll top | Stansbury’s Store

Pays

‘The last big sale of the season to open with a brass band concert by the best brass band-in Northern Indiana at Fosters Sale Pavilion at 12 o’clock on THURSDAY JUNE 21 HORSES—May have some good horses by da‘ of sale, : , CATTLE—6S head of cattle congisting of 10 fresh cows and closeup springers and 55 head of good red, roan and white face heifers, good quality, from 500 to 700 lbs. Al T. .Btested and immuned an extra good bunch.. 5 month old Herford bull ealt full blood, 2 full blooded Jersey heifers to freshen this fall. ; 50 HOGS—SO head of hogs consisting of brood sows, some with pigs by side and spring pigs 6to 10 weeks old. L e : SHEEP 31 good ewes with lambs by side 2 to 5 years old. MISCELLANEOUS - Sharpless cream separator almost new, - extra good dining room set like new consist - ing of dark oak sideboard dark' oak’ table 6 chairs, mahogany stand, 6 ft. mower in good shape, Massa Harris side delivery rake and tedder combined, 500 fence, Pear : butter, maple syrup, tire patches, blow out boots inner tubes, automobile tires, dinner vbe’ll, dining room table, 6 dining room chairs, ironing board, bench wringer hobby horse. b _ 25 hushels of corn }

100 bushels of oats, - S EDISON .TIRE PRICES—The Edison tire needs no introduction in and around Ligonier. You all know my prices are the lowest that can be made on a high grade tire, Come and. be convinced. o

Why Pay More? You can’t spend a dollar but once,--see that it goes asfar as possible. Good Michigan potatoes =~ 85c¢ per bu. Best cane granulated sugar -10 c per Ib. ~ 251bs. limit at this price Monareh porkand beans . -10 c per can Kelloggs corn flake Large size -111-2 c Penick syrup whib ~ 101 b can 50c Penick syrup whib -51 b can 28¢ Smolinskis Strawberries fresh daily | " Phone us for prices onbutteﬁr and ?eggs | ~ “WE SELL IT FOR LESS” = Jet White Groceteria

~ Let Kiester Do Your Work - Batteries, Generators and ~ Starters repaired. Cars - . washed and polished. Crank © cases drained and new oil put in. Graygoose gasoline Batteries, Tires, Tubes ana - Auto accessories. | We have a battery with a rubber container at a very reasonable prico. Come in and see it. - Kiester Electric Shop e Lincoln Way West = s Peaedl

Closing out sale of all my Domestic Human Hair Switches and Hair Pieces All made by myself. Now is the time too buy: 1-2 price. All bringing this advertisment will give free examnation of scalp--Lady or Gentleman. . - o - Full line of Edna Ene Toilet Jarticles and Hair tonic. Will be at HOTEL LIGONIER, 7 am.to 9 p.m. FriDmo

: Fabric 8,000 Miles | shxy. . e SOXS DUBT . ssiiiiodins winisiose apeisine To R BN . s BB BB i i e TR Sl e el BEXE i i FEOR s L AR BARE i e s 100 . Heavy Duty 10,000 Miles BONRNE . ann 2s BBXE b e SN AN L e 1A BERL i dniing S 0 BEXE il i e RSO BRREAe e e TR BRRRIE . i i 2500 BN e e NBNO BB i i RO DR il e e 5800 ~ ‘‘Regular Cords 8,000 Miles B i s $BOOO IR s e A BERE L i sbiveeljense AT AR 3% N i taackas 11 SR i A DGR o Tubes 1 Year BOX 3 ol e L) MRIN o e 186 SN R BINE e ik 300 BORE el i BAR Bawd - G Ral Bk s o e 3N AN e T BeyAIE i B 0 B Lke sa 880 D i e a 0 §SXS '..1.........................‘..‘.'.......r............’.'.“.“. 4.75 i Usual Terms. . e

: ‘" Geo. Foster, Mgr. ‘Auctioneers: E. R. Kurtz, Col. Grady, Martin Fisher, John Singleton, . Harley Longcor, Harry Benner, Al Goss, D. G. Lehman, Abe Bowers, Isaac Klingerman, Jerome —__Sherman, Cal Stuckman. e Clerks: H, E. Hoak 'and C. C. Smith.

| Notice to Taxpayers. The Board of Review will hear complaints and make adjustments on the following dates, for the following named taxing units, Noble County, Indiana. = Grimml e Wednesday June 13, 1923—Washington Township. Ay Y Wednesday June 13,1923—@parta township and Cromwell town o Thursday June 14,1923—Perry town‘ship. i : ~ Friday June 15, 1923—Ligonier City Saturday June = 16,1923—Elkhart township. i . Monday June 18, 1923—York township ~ Monday June 18,1923—Nobie township . - s | Wednesday June 20, 1923—Green township, - : : Wednesday Jume 20,1923—Jeffersen township. : Thursday June 21, 1923—Albion Town and Township. - Thurstiay June 21, 1923—Orange township and Wolcottyille = . - Friday June 22, 1923—Swan township. ; ~ Friday June 221923—A11en Township and Avilla Town. e Saturday June 23,1923—Kendallville city T e : Monday June 25, 1928—Kendallvile city and Wayne township. . = Orville E. Pressler Auditor of Noble County, Indiana. = ! 15b3t

~ BeCareful With Turtle Traps. Responding to a number of inquiries if it is lawfwul to set traps in public waters for catching -turtles; ‘George N. Mannfled, chief of the fish and game division of the state ‘con' servation department, today pointed out that under state lgv%vs it is unlawful for any person to use trap for catching fish. unles sit be a minnow trap for obtaining: bait. : : Many persons have the erroneous impression that it is within the law to set a Trap ot larger mesh or of wire netting=-for turtle trapping; but to set such a trap or even to possess such the owner liable to arrest and prosecution. s ' ~ Mr. Mannfled points ont that the only trap one may lawfully use in any body of ‘water private or public, in this state to catch ' turtle must have the opening on top. This prevents fish from ever enterting it,

~All Close July Fourth. } . Merchant members ofthe Chamber of Commerce at a meeting Wednesday, noon voted to close their places’_'ot‘ business all day July Fourth. All pusiness will be closed on that day aside from drug, cigar, book stores, meat markets and eating places. Garages are forced to keep open every day in the week. Skl g : We Are Now Grandparents. : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornelius are now full fledged grandparents. A son ‘was born to their daughter Mrs.. Perry Frownfelder at Adrian, Mich. last Friday and the happy news did not reach iLgonier tntil some hours later, , ’ : dabe Leaves For the West.: = Harry Chiddister sustitute city mail carrier will leavg tomorrow for the east. He has not fully decided as to his place of location but it will be in either Montana or California. :

o= Has Second Operation. ; ‘“Mrs. Virgil Todd submitted to aun operation in Goshen hospital Tuesday. This is the second ordeal of the kind she has.been called upon to endure. ' ; ~~ Again Sprinkling Streets, . Conditions at the water works are such that street sprinkling has been. resumed by Jay Hite with his tank water spreader. ‘ e The city council meets in regular session tonight. | ; Miss Vesta Weeks-is ill and off duty as a clerk in the Jet White Groceteria ‘ Mrs. Cora Hess of Kendallvile is a guest of her sister Mrs, George D. Gaby. - ; = The J. B. Club will hold a bake sale the Star Grocery Saturday afternoon. - : . - Mr. and Mrs. John Medley and family and Manrow Bailey of Kendallville were guests the first of the week of Mr, and Mrs. Rollin Bailey. ~ Mrs. Rollin Bailey while operating an electric clothes wringer had the misfortune to have her left hand caught in the machine doing guite an injury to the member. = ... .

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SPECIALS FOR _ Friday, Saturday and Monday

Linen Crash Toweling the yard ............... 20¢ Green Wool Fibre RUES ....oooowowoecionoiers 898 Plisse Crepe permanent finish all colors speeial at the ,Il‘d ....;.'.......,.‘....:.-..n}.-......;...;.j.;.......ii.....-i;.’.....t 350 Percales light or Dark the yard ............ 18e Tissue Gingham the yard ~....,.... 3¢ Cover All Aprons $1.19 value go at .‘BOO Cretones 25c value ilp_e‘cial'thgf‘yard | Wliesimniosminreitts BB Yarn Germantown or ‘Sil'verx'lnsa the -ball .‘.f. 22¢ Ladies’ Cotton Hose Black or Brown 2 pair for 25c Ovealls for men ... ..o oo 0 sse Men's Work SBITtS ACH ...t T9C Ratine 60 and 69¢ value 'lpeeial the yard o 493 Curtain Scrim 15c value specfal ... 11¢ Elgin Maid cdlored crochet cotton 8 for .............. 10¢ King Tut Bow Ties 50c value #pecial ..........., 89c .Oilelbth table cover 48 ifich square speel;.l» W% 100 White Paper Napking for w.................. 16¢ ‘Glass Water Pitchers each %Se Electric light bulbs 40 watt each .................. 29¢ ‘Reliable Matches 6 borxesi fOF e e Toilet Paper 2000 Sheets fOT ................... 16¢ Salad Dishes 1 2dozen go at each ........... 36¢ .Friction Tape 2 oz. PACKARE ..., 10 Iron Glue the Bottle .l nniindio i, 8 Waxed paper 80 ShEets: ... 108 Paper Plates 8 nch the dQZen .................iiomens 8C Stationery 24 sheets 24 envelopes tor.. 'l9O Swat the Fly DOWAEr 3 fOT ...imiomimmmmmans 268 Window_Blinds. Dark green 6 ft. ............ 65¢ Window Blinds dark green 7 ft. ... .. T 6€ Canned Heat each .. 3¢ Rick Rack assorted colors the YArd ... 2¢ Hinds Honey and Almond eream .............. 10¢ Colgates Talc and bottle of perfume :.. 20¢ Round curved end brass curtain rods double for 20c Cleveland Wall paper cleaner? 3 for .... 25¢ Paint. the QUATE liiiinidin s smmiis: 806 ‘Paint and stain half Dlt ... i 15€ Water Glass Egg preserved 1 quart wil preserve 12 t 0 20 dozen eggs the QUATL ........w. ceossiesicisioemnens 39€ L S ey s Kirks Flak'e s:W\hite ‘édap 10 bars for .48c P&G "White_Napthav soap 10 bars for Aertsammeisnins 49 Rub-No -Md‘ré.‘ Powder € 100 .. il i 900 Glass Vases COLOTER BCH .ulivmcrimsinsiamessisionions 8 Jardiniers 69c value go at 1.... §6¢ ¢ AT OUR CANDY COUNTER Assorted Chocolates 30c ﬂlue{répéélal wieoavsiniss IO Jelly Beans special i.. SRR Mallowell Fudge and choclates mixed .......... 206 White Marshmellows the Ib. <. ....oeivistornn 20€

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