Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 4B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 March 1924 — Page 2

Desk of Washingtorn’s ' - Sisier Is Home Again

After more than 140 years of wandering, the desk at which Betty Wush: ington Lewis, sister of George Washington, sat and penned the courteous epistles of Ler day has come back to her old home, Kenmore, Fredericksburg, Va. For more than a yeuar the women who have been struggling ta save Kenmore as one of the historic shrines in America, have been sending out literature, describing the purpose of the Kenmore association, to the various D. A. R. chapters, says the Detroit News. One of these appeals reached the regent of the Old Trails chapter in Minneapolls, Minn, who communicated with the reg[s}r:n‘ of the Washington-Lewis chapter at Fredericksburg, telling of the old desk, ' .

- After leaving Kenmore the mahogany desk first found a home with a son of Colonel Lewis at Marmion, one of the best-known of the colonial places in Virginia. Next it went to Alexandria, then to Washington, D. C,, from there passing to New York city. Finally it found a place among the possessions of Mrs. Maurice Ainsworth of Minneapolis, who kept it until she knew that it would be restored to its rightful surroundings. 15T

Digging Machine That : Uses Compressed Air

An unusual digging machine that eombines the processes of shoveling and loading is finding its way into hundreds of mining and construction Jobs. It is operated dnd driven entirely by compressed alr. The speed of the loading can be controlled so as to throw the material to the farther end of a long car, or merely to drop it into a short one. .

The mechanical shovel will dump its load Into the center of the car from any position, even extreme right or left, it is claimed. Compressed-air power is applied through direct-thrust cylinders. Three control levers successively crowd, dig and dump the shovel. ] The two middle cylinders, acting as one, which do the main digging, are provided with cataract oil escapement plunger pistons. This arrangement is declared to give a steady and controlled but fast movement, from the first of crowding to the last of dump: ing, permitting no buildihg up of pressure and consequent jumping, or throwing out of the load.——Popular ‘Mechanics Magazine. v ; .

New Mint Plant for America In Menthd citrata, a plant belongIng to the mint family, the- United States Department of Agriculture belleves it has Introduced ‘a new crop which, under suitable conditions, may bring an &creage return equal to that now obtained from other -cultivated mints. During the past year the crop was grown at Arlington farm, near Washington, on a scale large enough to give definite indications of its possibilities. The yield of oil from the plant when distilled was at the rate of 80 pounds to the acre. The oil itself is very fragrant and when fractionated ylelds 50 per cent of linalyl acetate, a compound extensively used by manufacturing perfumers.

Huge Output of Pig Iron

The output of pig iron in the United States In 1923 was nearly 40,000,000 tons, an amount that surpasses &ven the war-time production of 1916; yet the exports of steel and iron were much lower than they were in 1913, and the lowest in the history of the Industry In America if compared with the quantity produced. How long will it take American blast furnaces, keyed up to war-time Pitch, to supply the demands of home consumption? Or has home consumption so increased that it can keep this great industry going at ifs present gait?—Youth’s Companion. o 2

Plans Hothouse for Humans

Human hothouse plants will be more than a figure of speéech if a Chicago engineer can carry out a project that he is urging. He wants to build in some city a residential section perhaps half a mile square, put a glass roof over it and have one central heating plant for it. He promises to produce an Hawallan climate all the year round, roses in winter, no rain on wash days, and other alluring advantages. He thinks that the cost of the superstructure would be offset by the lower cost of building inside the enclosure and by the lessened expenditures for heat.—Youth’s Companion. ;

Clerk Sought to Please

Father, accompanied by his little flock, walked into a beach hotel and sought speech with the clerk. “Can you arrange for accommodations?”’ . :

“House very full, sir. Best we can give you is a telephone hooth.”

“Don’t spring ‘that old gag on me. My wife and two daughters can’t live in a telephone booth.” -

“Oh, ag to that, we can give you four booths and will also insert a paragraph in the soclety papers to the effect that you have engaged a suite.”

The Materialist

Old Sinner—Good meorning, parson‘, had only a small congregation last night, I bellieve. - T Young Clergyman—Small congregation, yes. But ah, the church was filled with angels and archangels. Old Sinner—Maybe, parson, maybe; but they never seem to notice the collection plate.—Boston Transcript. The label on your paper will tell you wher your subscription expired or will expire. ; ».. B e ; For Rent - The W. C. Vanderford farm in York Township. Crop or cash rent. 160 acres fine buildings. Chester Va,n-i

Notice of Sale of Automobile on Tradesmen’s Lien. & Notice is hereby given that on August 4, 1923 Frank Cozeny whose address was then given as 14801 Broadway Bedford Ohio intrusted to the undersigned, tragesmen, engagec in the business of operating a garage in Ligonier Noble County Indiana for the repairing and storage of automo-

biles and other motor vehicles a Forc Specdster motor No. 246571, bearing Michigan " license No. 563854, for the purpose of overliauling motor installing new block and any new parts ne: cessary to repair . radiator and to make necessary repairs to prevent leaking of gasoline. : . That such overhauling was—done and repairs made and‘a statement of the . labor and materials entering therein mailed by the undersigned tc said Frank Kozeny at said address re

questing payment of said bill; that no payment has been madz thereon thie whole amount thereof $llO.OO with interest from Aug. 23 1923; that saic motor vehicle above described and s¢ repaired has been in the possession of the undersigned ever since . so intrusted for repairs, aforesaid, and is stil} in its possession, said continuous possession since said repairs wersg made being over six months. Therefore the-undersigned will pursuant to the law in such cases pro vided on the sth day of April 1924 ai the place of business of the wundersigned corner Cavin Street and Lin-

ONE WEEK MANAGER'S SALE ONE WEEK Saturday, Mar. 22 to Saturday, Mar. 29 Sdturday, mar. << ¢ saturday, mnar. '- The Managers of the Gutelius Stores made a request of Mr. Gutelius that they be pm-xnitfed to put on a 6 day sale. The ‘Me{hagers to make - the selection of items to be placed on sale, and to make the prices as they saw fit. Mr. Gutelius granted the request, result, the prices as -you | - see them herein listed. It’s the desire of each manager to put this sale ever big, and show Mr. Gutelius: just what we can do. I want you to ' - shop at our store during this sale, feeling that SERVICE. MERCHANDISE AND PRICE WILL REPAY YOU. = .~ = o 7 - o

MANAGER’S SALE OF SHIRTS Men’s Blue Chambray Work Shirts $1 vajue, Manager’s Price each ................ 79¢ MANAGER’S SALE OF GINGHAMS Dress Ginghams 25¢ value, priced at ...... 19¢ Dress Ginghams 30c¢ value, priced at ...... 24« Dress Ginghams 35¢ value, priced at ...... 29¢ MGR’S SALE OF CHALLIES = 1000 yvards of Challies, value to 25¢ yard priced for this sale by Managers at yd 17¢ - MGR’S SALE OF SHIRTINGS - Shirting in stripes and Checks, Everet’s 25¢ value, Mgr’s Sale price the yard 17¢ - MGR’S SALE TABLE COVERS Art Qil Cloth Squares sold at $l.OO in & Nall stores, priced by managers each at 69¢ - MGR’S SALE OF PERCALES . 25G0 yards Light and Dark Percale, 25¢ value, Mgr’s price pe ryard ........... ..... 17¢. MGR’S SALE OF OUTINGS All Outings, light and darks, plain or fancies, 27 or 36 inches wide, values 1o 30e, Zo at per yard ........................ 18¢ ~ MGR’S SALE OF HOPE MUSLINS Hope Muslin, finest quality, 25¢ value, Mgr’s Sale price the yard .................... 19¢ ~ MGR’S SALE OF OILCLOTH 45 inch Oil Cloth in white or fancies (every yard strictly firsts) Manager’s Sale price per yard ... 29€ — MGR’S SALE. CURTAIN GOODS 1000 yards Margquesette Curtain Goods, white or ecru, 1 yard wide worth 22¢ - per yard, Manager’s Sale price ................ 15¢ MGR’S SALE BROWN MUSLIN Brown [Muslin, good quality (not junk) Mgr’s Sale price 13¢ yard; 10 yard pieces. MGR’S SALE CRETONES Cretones large variety patterns 20 and 25¢ values, Mgr’s Sale price per: yard.... 15¢ MGR’S SALE HARDWARE Drop Forged Steel Hammers $l.OO value Manager’s Special Sale price............. T 4 MGR’S HARDWARE SALE Drop Forged Steel Hatchets $l.OO value Manager’s Special price ........................ T4¢ MGR’S ALUMINUM WARE SALE 100 pieces Aluminum Ware values to 69¢ - Manager’s Sale price, each ....................40¢ M,' ‘ MGR’S WALL PAINT SALE Frescoat, hot or cold water paint, 65¢ ‘ value, Mgr’s Sale price 5 lb. pkg. for 49c MGR’S ALUMINUM WARE SALE 100 pieces Aluminum Ware values to $1.39, Mgr’s Sale price each .................89¢ 5 5 7 2 e MGR’S SALE GROC.KERY . / Brown and White Baking Dishes with cover, about 65¢ value, Mgr’s price ea. 33c

Where You Buy It For Less.

ASGORIBR BANNEK LIGURIsE, ERDIAM.,

coln Way West at 2 o’clock in the faf-l ternoon will offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for casl the above described Ford Speedster. Ligonier Universal Sales Company Inc ; : 3b3w NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of Indiana, Noble County SS: [n the matter of the Estate of Nellie Pickett, Deceased ® . No 2444 S In the Noble Circuit Court - May term 1924. : Notice is hereby given Tha t the undersigned as Administrator .of the Estate of . Nellie Pickett De: ceased, has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Hstate, and that the 'same will come up for the examination and actipn of said Court, at the Court House, at Albion, Indiana, on ithe 12th day of May 1924 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 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‘i any part of said‘Es'tate. , | : Edward Piggott, Administrator Posted March 10th 1924. . William H. Wigton Atty. - 9howt

THE GUTELIUS STORES

~ To Make Change. = ' 0. G. Bowen who for many year: has been in charge of the electric light station in Ligonier, will make ¢ change about May 1 and will probably be connected with the Indiana & Michigan Electric company station in Sout!] Bend. The eempany has been greatiy enlarging ips’ service by the extensioil of lines and Mr. Bowen with his wide experiencésts needed in another field He is not fully decided in his future plans. : :

Refutes Charges by Ministerse Refuting the alleged statement artributed to the Ministerial Associatio: which he stated said that the preser} South Bend city administration was the worst in the history of the city Mayor EH P. Seebirt addressed mem bers of the association. He' defendec his administration. = :

. Wil Draw Pension. . ~ | ~ Under the statute Mrs. May IrwinBaker widow of Federal Judge -Fx_-anfl As E. Baker will draw a pension of 7§ per cent of the salary of her hushand during her. life. Judge Baker wa paid about $7500 a year. . Mr. Chapman Down Town., Orlen. Chapman veteran of the civil war and an old resident of Noble county, was greéting his »rn:z‘ily_rriomu down town yesterday after a spell of siekness ‘which had confined hirj to his home for a number of weeks.

: MANAGER’S 9¢ SALE. - . ' "80 Sheets Wax Paper ... ... ... ... % S tenell Tablets. ... ... s ... ... Y 3in Quorl Measures ..................... J¢ WiEh Ras=each ... ... .. ... ... 9 Clothes Pins 40 for ... B¢ Shoe Trees. thepair ... ... Ye Spring Rat Traps, eaeh ...................... 9¢ 9xls inch Slair Treads ... ... ... ... YJe - Barrettes, value to 15¢ go .at ...................... 9¢ Rouge, light or dark is¢ va1ue................... 9c¢ tive Brow Peneils ............... ... ... ... 9 Yowdey 10l .. ... 0 o 9 Biar Crochel Cotton ... ... 9¢ Coats Machine Thread, 2 spools ................ ¢ dink labletn = o L K 4 ounce Beottle Machine Oil ........................ 9¢ Aluminum Drink Cups ........ccccccevrnennnnnn,.. 96 100 yard Spool Slik Thread ........................ 9¢ Flat Shoelacesd for .........................9c¢ Mowse Trans d for ... ..........%¢ 4 hole Mouse Traps each ..........c.cc.............. 9¢ Wall Paper Cleaner ..................c.......iinn. 9e Beauty Pins value to 15¢ go at .................. 9¢ By uließe o B Taeum Powder ... e Al Bles L e O;NL. Crochet Cotten ............................ 3¢ 15¢ Pockel Combg go at ... 3¢

' MANAGER’S SALE OF SHEETING : ' Pepperell Sheeting 81 inches wide, pure white bicached, 79¢ value Mg‘r"s Sale price yd 59c¢ Pepperell_ Brown Sheeting, 81 inches wide 75¢ value, Manager’s Sale price per yard 55¢ o MANAGER’S SPECIAL SALE OF TIN WARE AND ’ENAMEL WARE “ 11 Quart Tin .Dairy or Milk Pails 55¢ value Manager’s Sale price ........cccocecereennne. 43¢ 13 Quart Tin Dairy or Milk Pails 59¢ value. Manager’s Sale BElee A 15 Quart Tin Dairy or Milk Pails 65¢ value Manager’s Sale price: .......ccccocereieinennnennn.3o¢ White Enamel Roasters 95¢ value, Managei’s Sale price each 69( Grey Enamel Roasters 59¢ value, Manager’s Szle price each S 30 , MANAGER’S SOAP SALE' b Kirk’s Flake White cLaundry: Soap, 10 CaKeS FOT .......icccccorsissressonsssionsssbossossassansaassnnsees 48€ P & G White Naptha. Laundry Soap, 10 CAKes FOr ......cccco.coovcirsieesiisssssssissnssssmassisanesinia. 48€ Waltke’s White Naptha Laundry Soap, 10 cakes fOr ...........oeiivennienessriseseeccness 48€ Waltke’s White Pearly Wave Laundry Soap 10 cakes for .........couenmenerenesnseareseneess 436 Lemon Oil Toilet Soap 10c valtle 4 cakes for .......iicimiisnansiinimaininmssesssns SIC Assorted Soap 4 kinds 10c value A WONIER) 4 cakes for .......cccooeviveincivicsennsionn. 23€ Palm Olive Toilet Soap 10¢ value, 4 cakes for ...t 29 1 pound Pure India Cocoa Soap a wonderful shampoo Soap, 29¢ value goes at Ib cake 19¢ Jollet Posip de valne Jcalles fOr ... ... 0. a 2 - = MANAGER’S SPECIAL SALE PRICE ON THE FOLLOWING Marvis Talcum Powder, large size cans 25¢ value, Manager’s Sale price ................ 18¢ Fancy Market or Shopping Baskets values te 50c, Manager’s Sale price 23L 1 quart Glass Milk Pitchers 25¢ value, Manager’s Sale price ik ROK High Grade Crepe Toilet Paper 10c value, Manager’s Sale price 4 for ........................28¢ EASTER CANDY : EASTER-NOVELTIES We, the Manager of the Gutelius Stores advise early buying on Easter Candy and Novelties, as we know our lines are depleted one and two weeks before Easter. We are pla,,cing this line of Merchandise one sale early so you can have an early selection. DON 3 WAIT, BUY Now! . : : : , : . IT’"S WALL PAPER TIME! - : Why not make your selection now, we will give you plenty 6f Wall Paper, so you will be absolutely safe in having plenty of paper to cover your walls, while we have sold oul on many of our New Papers, yet we are recciving .new patterns every week to fill up the gaps. Our-Wall Paper business for February was 92 per cent abeve our sales for February, 1923. March showing the same inciease. THE REASON, BETTER PAPERS FOR LESS MONEY! L : Bt , ; Lo ASK ANY PROGRESSIVE DECORATOR IN KENDALLVILLE OR LIGONIER WHAT THEY THINK OF BLUE RIBBON WALL PAPERS, MADE BY NIAGARA WALL PAPER MILLS. THE GUTELIUS STORES ARE EXCLUSIE AGENIS FGL THE ABOVE WALL PAPERS. THE NIAGARA MOTTO, THE GUTELIUS MOTTO. NOT TRASH, BUT BETTER WALL YAPERS FOR THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS. , e e He E c

~ Asks Action Set Aside, - Action to have the adoption of Minetta Howard by her mother-in-law Ella A. Howard set aside has béen filed in the Kosciusko circuit court at Warsaw by Maude E. Williams et aij The action is -designed .to prevent thg defendant from inheriting the estate of her mother-in-law estimated at bew‘ tween- §lO,OOO and-$15,000. An action to set aside the will of Mrs. Ella Hoeward was also filed and was sent tc the circuit court at Goshen for: trial - Loses Gambler’s Chance. ~ “I took a gambler’'s chance ang lost” J. B. Satterfield condemne murderer declared Tuesday after fourteen hours of liberty. » Satterfield who made . a bold escaps from the Fulton. county tower where he was awaiting the march to thy galiows, was recaptured fourteer| hours later in a dense woods _five miles from Atlanta Georgia ‘by tw: members of a civilian posse.

Cop Shoots Colored Man. 1 Millard Williams colored was pro) bably fatally wounded when Indiana:. polis police discovered him in . the Whits ¥urniture store early Tuesday! Williams. tried to shoot an officer, but the cop got the “drop” on him. . LADIES WORK AT HOME pleasant 2asy sewing on your machine. Whoie or part time. Highest possible prices paid. L. Jones, Box ' Olney 11l :

- MANAGER’S le¢ SALE - . Men’s Whole Rubber Heels, 1 pair 25¢, 2 pairs for Z6e. . e Men's and Ladies’ Half Rubber Heels 1 pair for 15¢; 2 pairs for 16c. - Brass Nickle Plated Safety Pins with guard -1 dozen 10c¢ or 2 for Ilc. . - ; sSchool Painting or Artist Brush 1 for 5¢ or 2 for be. o : Veégetable Brush 1 for 5¢ or 2 for Ge. Dress Snaps, rust proof 3 dozen for 10¢ or 6 dozen for 11¢, white or black. Medium Size Curling I.cn 1 for 10¢ or 2 for Ilc.. ‘ iy . Double Mesh Hair Nei; all colors except - ‘grey, 1 for 10c or 2 for Ile. ~ Paring Krives 1 for 1€« or 2 for lic. Bead Necklaces 1 for 2:c or 2 for 26e. Bead Necklaces 1 for 5U¢ or 2 for slec. Needles all sizes 1 paper 10e¢ or 2 papers 11c Wax Paper 30 sheets for 5¢ or 60 sheets 6¢ 160 Children’s Handkerchiefs 1 for sc¢, ox - 2 for 6e. ‘ ‘ ‘ T Darning Cotton 2 spools 10¢ or 3 for Ilc. 6 Strand Embroidery Thread 3 skeins for 10c or 4 for Ile. - : ' Tin Cups 1 for 5¢ or 2 for 6¢c. Limit 2. . Fuse Plugs 2 for 10c¢ or 3 for Ilec. Pan Cake Turners 1 for 10c or 2 for Il¢

Friday and Saturday

Very Finest Canned Peaches ~ and Peeled Apricots - 35cper Can 19% less on 6 cans or more - Sack Bakery . PRaEg

Ligonier Banner Advertisements - Bring Results ==~ |

MGR’S GRANITEWARE SALE : Granite Teakettle, about 1.50 value at .... 69¢ Granite Double Boilers $1.69 value ..........89¢ Large Granite Kettle, $1.25 value ..........98¢ Granite Wash Pitcher, $1.19 value at.... 53¢ Granite Pails $1.75 value at .................... 98¢ Granite Pudding Pans go at each 15¢ and 19¢ Granite Slop Jars, $2.00 value at .......... $1.59 Yellow Mixing Bowls, 3 in. nest, 45¢ val. 29¢ Yellow Mixing Bowls, 3 in. nest, 80¢ val. 45¢ Yellew Mixing Bowls, 2 in. nest, $1.35 val 79( . MGR’S-SALE FOOT TUBS Galvanized oot Tubs, large size 65¢ value, Manager’s Sale price .................. 45¢ " MGR’S DISH PAN SALE 10 quart' Grey Dish Pans 50c value, Manager’s Sale price each .................... 33¢ TYP A MM L T LTSSTSN | L OS T TNTRN T M IS LA TSRS .~ MGR’S SALE SLOP JARS 10 quart Grey Granite Slop Jars $1.25 ‘value, Manager’s Sale price ................ 89¢ MGR’S SALE OIL POLISH 1 quart can Furniture Oil Polish 59¢ value, Manager’s Sale price .................39¢ ~ MGR’S UNDERWEAR SALE Men’s Summer Union Underwear $l.OO - value, Manager’s Sale price-..................85¢ , MGR’S HARDWARE ‘SALE 24 inch ‘Wrecking Bars 35 and 50¢ value - Manager’s Sale PRICE i il 200 MGR’S SALE GALVANIZED PAILS 10 quart Galvanized Pails 25¢ value, | Manager’s_Sale price, each, limit 2 ...... 17¢ 'MGR’S RINSING OR DISH PAN SALE 10 quart Tin Rinsing Pans 25c¢ value, ‘Manager’s Sale price. ............................ 19¢ : ‘MGR’S SALE DINNER PAILS ¢ Tin Dinner Pails with coffee cover and cup, values to 59¢, Mgr’s Sale price .... 33¢ -~ MGR’S SALE OF OIL MOPS Floor, Oil Mops $1.25 value, Manager’s . Sale prICE (o L lainns il .B 0 3 : ._’ ; ‘ : : . - MGR’S UNDERWEAR SALE Ladies’ Summer Union Suits 48c value, Manager%s Saleprive .\ .ol o 0 MGR’S SALE SUMMER DRESSES Children’s Summer Dresses,\§l. value, Manager’s Sale price, each|.................. 69¢ w-.-,.--..---.--.-1..1...11.-.... - MGR’S HARDWARE SATE Stillson Wrenches, wood handles $1.50 - value, Manager’s Sale price .................98¢ ~ MANAGER’S CORSET SALE - Corsets $1.25 value, Mgr’s Sale price ...... 89¢ $2.00 Corsets, Mgr’s Sale price .............. $1.39 $2.39 and 2.50 Corsets, Mgr’s Sale price $l.BB J ‘.--.-4--‘.--.”-.'.'-.—.f'.t--.-.ff--!!?—-—-;;———. } MGR’S ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB SALE . 25 and 50 watt Tungsten Bulbs Tipless j the new type) sale price ...................... 21¢ : 60 watt Tungsten Light Blubs Tipless, - ~ Manager’s Sale price ...........ccoccvennennrs. 246 . MGR'E SALE CUPS AND SAUCERS White Teas, St. Dinnis Cups and Saucers value $1.20 half dozen, Mgr’s price .... 89¢

MORT LONG, Nappanee Manager., ~ HOLMAN WHITE, Kendallville Manager ~ HARVE RAUB, Ligonier, Manager. -