Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 29B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 September 1923 — Page 3

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A Battery o 4 . Without Jars S The new Gummite case; - | anexclusive feature with | Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, including compartments - for the cells. Thus, individual jars are done ' away with, ‘ - Gummite is practi- . . cally indestructible, will not warp, and is not affected by temperature; acid, or water. Let us show you this ideal bate tery case. BLAZED TRAIL - GARAGE

- Dr. Maurice Blue " VETERINARIAN Office: Justamere Farm. ~ Phone: Ligonier 757 W. R. JACKSON Trustee Perry Townshsp lOﬁce Mier State Bank, Ligonier - Bothwell & Vanderford Lawyers ') Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana

CHARLES V‘XNKS AND SON : Dealerin Menuments, Vaults, Tombstones, , Building Stone Howard White ~ WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Phone 2 on 1 Wawaka Auctioneer ~none No 65, Ligonier. ~ W. H. WIGTON ' ' Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER., IRD

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matter is h%?ﬁd o your business. e are ready at all times to give you the benefit of our experience.

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CLASSIFIED ADS

-Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 fof prompt delivery. " 10btf t Go to Kiester’s place for zahblino ilud.ou. L A 19att l For Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block, Inquire of George D by, o\ 21bte -German Green Mountain Roller Canary birds sale at Wemple's Store. ; o 28b3t FOR SALE—Hhorse, buggy and harness. Good driving hourse. Ligonier Universal Sales Co. . . 28a:f WANTED—To Hir\e‘ twenty-five Ford dump trucks. The Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Goshen. 28a2t LOST—at the ball park Sunday a red sweater by one of the Elkhart players. Finder please return to the Banner office. . erhbon Cows For Sale, _ We hayve three good milch cows for sale. Ligonier Universal Sales . Co. - - 28atf

Wanted

"1 want to buy wheat rye and oats. Will pay better than market price. C L. Chamberlin Phone 861. . 22btt " Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribui_tor.. : ' . 10btt ‘ - Removal Notice. : The H. & G. Battery Service has moved the battery works to the Shane building. : ‘2sbtt ‘Wanted. -Poultry hides and all kinds of junk I will pay the highest market price. Call Joe Miller Telephone 2 on 433 Ligonier. 12att WANTED—Solicitors _to work in connection with the fire prevention campaign. Call at Banner office after 9:30 a. .m. Tuesday September 18th. : 4 co.s 0 - 288 3t -Christian Science services are held every Sunday. morning at 11 o’clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the hall over Weir & Cowley. Welcome. = ok Plums! Plums ! For Sale several varities including the famous Burbank which is the best of all for canhing. C. L. Chamberlain. Phoné 861; Ligonier. 25btf Paint your automobile with Autolac, three, six and ten day system. The system that will not_check. This is a new system and the best"-the market. Fords: $l5, automobiles accordingly. Jackson Paint Shop. 29atf Dancing School to Reopen. Arnold Elson. will resume instruc: tions in dancing next Thursday evening'and a class will meet for practice each’ Thursday evening thereafter. | r 24btf

Cass Track Line,

The Cass Auto Truck Line oper.atesl in and out of Ligonier between Fort| Wayne and South Bend. Local and long distance hauling done at reason: able rates.. . 4 48Dbtf . Peaches { Peaches for sale several varieties fresh from the orchard just beginning to ripen and will continue to ripen till October. C. L. Chamber--lin, Phone 861. 27atf ' Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. ~ All' kinds of nursey stock sold at thel owest prices with a guarantee for lsix years to grow bloom and bear. All dead stock replaced. Write to or call me at Ligonier. Chauncey Wagoper, .. . = : - bObtt Christian Church Services. Sunday school at” 10:00 Morning worship at 11:00 . Evening worship at 7:00: ‘ The public is cordially invited -to these services . : 46atf T T First Presbyterian Church Cavin St Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor. - Residence the Manse 318 Third St Telephone 345 L . Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Morning Service 10:45 a. m. l ‘Evening services 7:30 P. M. ' | Prayer meeting Wed. 7p. m. | | “The Church With a Welcome.”

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NEWS NOTES = /

Use artificial pure ice. Phone 100 for prcmpt delivery. i 10btt ' Get your transmission and differential filled at Kiester's. 19act For Sale—grapes. James Adams or call Ellis Pool room. 29b5t* - Jackson will paint your automabile and make it look like new: 62att ‘Miss Eva Stuckman of Noble county is visiting friends in Goshen. , Miss Fredonna Klotz paid her South Bend friends a visit Tuesday. The wild duck season opens Monday, September 17. Load your gun. | 5 After the heavy shower of Tuesday night Wedne,sdax was a beautiful day, . : e ‘ Leo Andrews of the Philadelphia spent several days this week at the Decatur store,. 3 Mrs. Charles C. Ullery, of Diamoni lake, is spending the week with Albion relatives.

Charles Swickard of Diamond lake is' supplying his Ligonier customers with wood of fine quality, - : Clair W. Weir spent three days tihs week in Chicago buying goods for the store of Weir & Cowley. . Judge Wrigley of Albion had legai business which brought him to Ligonier the first of the week. | Atforney Wigtbn has had the‘ éxterior of his residence repainted. Charles H. Graham did the.work. Reports at the Michigan City conve: tion shewed that American Legion has 20,000 members in Indiana. Judge J. B Schutt had buéiness‘foxj the Refrigerator company which called him to South Bend yesterday. Daily readings from the bible wiil be made in Elkhart county schools by order of the county superintendent. ol B. G. Zimmerman of ﬁascome, 0., visited his parents here Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Zimmerman the first of the week, ; { ; .

‘The ornamental light lamp globes on Cavin street were washed this week by Street Commissioner Ed Banta; - . | , L Mrs. Vassa Rarick will arrive home the last of this week from an extended visit with her parents in England. o | | About all the farmers are now cuiting their mammoth crop of corn in Noble county and the task is no small one. : : { v v | The Jewish New Year was appropriately observed Tuesday in Ligonier. The next holiday will be Thursday September 20th. j ’ e —— Rt Rush Cunningham and Charles‘i Wemple have had their wheat threshed and while the yield is fair prices are far from satisfactory. o Lost—Bill book containing check on Mier State Bank signed by L. R. Lepird and payable to Mrs. L. R. Lepird for $25. Return to the Lepird Shoe store. ' Sty ; : . Mrs. M. A. Hutchison and two ‘daughters leave today for Berrian Springs Michigan where the family will reside during-the winter while the young ladies teach school.

Mrs. J. L. Graham and Mrs. Will H. Green are home from the hospital in Fort Wayne and Elkhart where| they submitted to operations and} both are,rapidly recovering. Alfred Ackerman who spent his vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Ackerman in. this city left last night for the State University of lllinois at Champaign going by way of Indianapolis. i M . Mr, and Mrs. Willis Kinnison who |had been guests- of Mrs. Kinnison’s father Orlando Kimmell and Mr. Kin-. misons brother James and Mrs. Kin- | nison left Tuesday for their home.in Garden City Kansas. . - Harry G. Helwig spent a week’s vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Helwig in this city and will leave for Hiram ‘college at Hir|am Ohio, Saturday where he will | spend his last year in that school.

For Sale or Trade grocery stock and building at a good-trading point in Noble county. Would exchange for Ligonier property. A big bargain for somebody if taken at once. Inquire at Banner office. 29btf ~ Mr, and Mrs. Maton Schlotterback and babe have moved to Ligonier from Brimfield and are pleasantly located at No. 306 E. Fifth street in the Net‘tie Shobe property. Mr, Schloterback wil continue his rural mail route out of Brimfield. e . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Selig and son TLeonard left Tuesddy for 'Chicago. Leonard wil Ireturn to his school and ‘Mrs. Selig after a short visit will return to Ligonier but Mr. Selig will make an extended trip through the e

Ligonier Horses at Gos®en Fair.

- The following Ligonier speed horses were entered for the races at the Goshen fair this week: = - ~ Joe Direct, Dr. Timmis, Friday. . Baron, CHester Hile Wednesday - - Sam Axworthy, Geo. Foster Thursday. i bovy 4 v Bubﬁles, Dr. Shobe during the week Several of these animals are also entered for the Kendallville fair next week. @ '’ . Spanish War Vets Meet. Veterans pf the Spanish-American war who were members of Company C, 157th; regiment. Indiana volunteer infantry held a reunion at Lake Wawasee Sunday.with 165 persons present. There were 52 comrades of the company there. The 157th was known during the war as “Studebakeér’s Tigers” and the Ligonier company formed a part of the organigation. ' - - Former State Auditor Suicides. _ William G. Oliver 50 prominent republican former audiitor ‘of state for which office he was defeated: for re-election in 1922; former mayor and former representative in the Indiana general assemtgliftrom Johnsoxn hanged himself in the barn at his home = in Franklin Tuesday. Members of his family found his body after search of several hours. . :

Was Indiana Man.

Hiley F. Disher who shot and fataily wounded his wife Elsie Cheney Disher and then killed himself at their home near Scituate, Mass., early Monday was a former resident of Culver, Ind. Mrs. Disher was the heir of the Cheney silk fortune. The quarrel was over money matters, the wife holding the purse strings. ‘ Stamp Lickers to Meet. ’ _The_convention of the National League of Postmasters of the Third and Fourth Classes will be held at Chattanooga Tenn., October 8 9 and 10. John T. Clapp of Beach Grpve,j Ind., is president of the national}or-l ganization. . e ‘ . 'Service-Progress Special, Next Tuesday September 18 the New York §Central Service-Progress Special will: exhibit in Ligonier from eight until gleven o’clock in the forenoon. This exhibit is well worth seeing particularly to the farmers. T¢ Reside Here Temporarily, * It is understood That Mrs. ID. Straus will return from Chicago and take up a temporary residence in her beautiful home here. The family has been in Chicago for about thres years and the children like Ligonier. Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Sackett, of Charlotte, Mich., spent Tuesday night in Ligonier guests of S. H.i Sackett and other relatives. They left in théir car. Wednesday morning for California’ ?wpere _they will spend the winter. : ;

Has Apopletic Stroke.

Mrs. John Holsinger is prostrated from a stroke of apoplexy suffered at her home in Wolcottville. She lies in an unconscious condition and her death is monentarily expected. ._ Insure Against Rain. : The Kendallvilel fair association has taken out $5,000 insurance against rain. for next Thursday and Friday the two big days of the annual show. - ; : : Pays Fine in Goshen. W. F. Natzinger paid a fine and ‘costs amounting to $ll in Goshen when he pleaded guilty to violating the speed laws on the Lincoln highway west of Ligonier. ' | . Gossard Corsets. . = ¥ To be sure of getting a corset ‘that will perfect the lines of your figure, wear Gossard Corset and enjoy the comfort, style and service that comes froth the scientific corseting. The Longerlyne Brassiers are equally as good priced as low as 50c. Will give fitting in home by appointment. ‘At the Casey Shoe Store every Saturday. i 9Thte

‘Miss Leona Pollock iof Goshen was a guest of Ligonier friends Monday afternoon and evening. She was a student at the Lysem Art Studio-Chi-cago this summer. R

Death of Mrs. Budd.

Mrs. Anna Jane Budd age 59 died suddenly of heart trouble at the home of-her daughter Mrs.' Joe MeDuffee near LaOtto Monday _afternoon at 3 o’clock. She was. stricken Monday morning and ‘Weakened rapidly until the end. She expired a few minutes after she had called her daughter ‘and family to her bedside. Mrs. Budd was a danghter of the late Emanuel gnd Margaret Neely Baker and was born December 17 1864 .she was united in marriage to George Budd who died March 21, 1918. Besides Mrs. McDuffeé she is survived by Mrs. Jesse McCoy °of Wolf Lake. ; i ¢

Commissioner Hill 111

- County' Commissioner AWilbu#' Hill a” prominent’ Noble county farmer is reported critically ill at a sanitarium in Battle Creek, Mich., where he submitted to a major operation last Friday. Mr. Hill’s illness was believed to have been due to a :cancerous or ulcerous growti Three hours were necessitatedﬁperform the operatioh. . o : [ iy

Clerk and Money Gone.

_ Between three dnd four hundred dollars in currenéy was taken from the cash drawer of the Serve Yourself shoe store at Laporte Sunday. and Francis, Laughlin 27 a clerk at the store is. missing. The amount taken has been made ‘good by the young man’s parents. - Another Moonshine Case, Orla Woodward of Kendallville is in jail on default of a $l,OOO bond to answer in court a charge of dispens: ing moonshine. ' His trial will come up later. : y , Ticket Office Robbéd. The Big Four ticket office at Claypool - .was _ertered by burglars the other night and robbed of about $4O in the absence of the agefit. There is no clue to the thieves. : : Mrs. Harry Beck came from Millersburg Tuesday:and spent the day visiting friends. o T

r e eSI T B, By TR = %;ﬁmlflmm!! B v o SR i Drive in this week. Large roomy service ‘ station. You will gét, ~ prompt, personal at-; tention. All makes of batteries and electrical 'systems : repaired. @ - o ;l. _o_gz BATTERY SERVICE ~ ° ROBINSON ; - ELECTRIC SERIVE -

~ Gutelius Stores * Specials for SATURDAY AND MONDAY

Can Rubbers, 10c value, 4 dozen for .....25¢ $1.25 Wall Mlrrors go at™.......imwn95¢ 36-inch Heavy White Outing yard ......24c El Vampiro Fly Powder, 4 boxes ristanssn2DC $1.25 Suit Cases priced at ,$l.OO 58¢c Jardinieres, special at 48c Kirk’s Flake White Soap, 10 cakes ........49¢ Stevens’ Linen Toweling, yard .......202 Mason Can Tops, 35¢ value dozen 25c Steel Wool, 10¢ value o for 25¢ Angel Food Cake Pans go at Mg 19¢ Fire -Shovels selling at ;15c Daisy Fly Killers, 20c value ......c..........12¢ P& G Laundry Soap 10 cakes for ..........492 Waltke’s Naptha 10 cakes for .........47c Rub-No-More Washing Pdegér 7 v:for.'.., 25¢ :Baby R;ubber Pihts;f .;,2 for 39¢ 40 Watt Elictric Lamps .......vurrionos 230 Men’s Lastik Krotch Athletic Union Un iy derwear, the Buib i il 990 ‘6-quart Aluminum Dome Cover Kettle ~ $l4B value, priced 8t ......crurr $1.19

' CANDY SPECIALS Maple or Vanilla Peanut Clusters .........30¢ Candy Kisses the pound ... 10C Jellies the poungd ... R i svevoncinens NS OUR FIRST AND SECOND SHIPMENT OF 4,000 ROLLS NEW 'SPRING WALL ' , - PAPERS ARE HERE. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER

Saturday, September 15th | o .:;On_e(Day ()nly i + Any Necktie in the Store . FittydOZén to Cthse from Knits, Silks and ,woo'l-s.' All shapes = ,andpatterns - L GEL YOURS P.J. CARNEY - Clothing Store

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o Lvalue g 0 B L i S Cotton Tweed for school dresses, 35¢c o value 2o ab be e Gingham Cloth for 'school Dresses, 29¢ value 2068 Bl ivl A Outing Bloomers29c value, 2 pairs for 3% Children’s White Hose the paif .........10= 21 Ib. Quilted Comfort size cotton ....98e Ch‘a’mbray Shirt’i-nghj i:he" yard L % 27 inch Gingham the yard ........20¢ Percale light or dark 36 inches wide 25¢ 4 values go at yard .................l'lej ~ Children’s Play Suits 2 to 8 years speo cial at J..._.}......,........._ cseibassdnnainienserernane Gﬁc 300 pieces Aluminum ware including 1 qart sauce pans, 1 qum-t stew . pans, 1 "qu‘ar'tA ‘\ pud‘ding-;pkix_s,é S ~ I'quart kettles, your choice ....15¢ China Salad Dishes 69¢ value special at 55¢ Glass Salad Dishes ......icwm 10 and 192