Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 7A, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 April 1924 — Page 2

An Unusual Offering! ] v Ojfering! Here’s an opportunity to buy a guaranteed, nationally advertised at a price that defies ~ comparison. e R ke e 11118 115 §§ ‘if‘*ﬂii. QE;’C,{F Bt i:lf:i A soion il ens .Ll T T : " \ Fashionable rectangular watch, Burova . quality \(\i"hit(f gul{d fiiled : ‘ engraved case; fine 15 $ jewelßuLovaMovement 27’50 TR, —o, w 5 e I~ oy i il e it B el = =0 o o A G The new PRINCINE model. - BUuLovA quality \d\-'hlr(~ gold filled s engraved: case; fine 15 Q jewel BuLova Movement $2 { ’5O " ¢ BULOVA WATCHES , are nationally famous for their veliability and are backed by two guarantees—ithe < manufacturer’s and our own. F’e recommend them to anyone wanting a beautiful, de- : pendable watch at a = moderate price. i 1 \ "RAUBERT’S JEWELRY " STORE . % e

X ™ A WARNING 10 : Don’t let your battery run down during the winter, even if you are not using your car—it will freeze if discharged. v Our Winter storage service removes this danger and takes al responsibility off your shoulders at a very small cost. H&G Battery Service C Willaid D : iiiayry Sy

. Man and Woman Within a Radius of 50 Miles of Ligonier @ This sale is so unusual, and the saving so large to our customers, we feel that the offerings can be for 3 days onlyAeThursday April 10, Friday April I and Saturday Aprill2. 3 days of the biggest bargains the Gutelius Stores ever offered . - This is not a discount sale=-Not a premium offer-=Noc¢ a giftsale;alust a big mark down, profit sharing saleto our thousands of customers. We want you to understand that every item in this storeis offered at a special price and eyery item guaranteed by the Gutelius Stores. ' . - - . . , eo e

- This Price Concession ~ (OR PROFIT SHARING PLAN) Applies to each and every item in our store, covering all Dry Goods, Candies, Hardware, Toys, Dinnerware, Glassware, Aluminumware,, WALL PAPER, Stationery, Electrical Goods, Toilet Goods, Drugs, Hosiery, Underwear, Tinware, Paints, Notions, etc. : - $lO.OO WORTH OR MERCHANDISE IN ONE OR ALL DEPARTMENTS CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $B.OO. $20.00 WORTH OF "i’gﬂﬁRCHANDISE FROM ONE OR AS MANY DEPARTMENTS AS YOU CARE TO BUY iN WILL AMOUNT TO AROUND §516.00 -

' - : & : Thursday Specials One Day Only Yellow Mixing Bovvls i' ~- _ : _3 GO DUiiiri\rGSOinigllsiALE e 25C G 0 DURING SALE AT BACH...n. 19€ (Limit .2 to a customer) «

Ligonier, Ind.

. Obituary. - Hazel Lucile Shock daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shock was born July 24 1911, and departed this life March 31 1924 age 12 years 8 months and 6 days. . Hazel' was the second child born to Mr. and Mrs. Shock she. was a loving and dutiful child, always wanting to share whatever she had with others, she felt best when making others happy. She leaves to mourn her loss a father and mother two gsisters, namely Mable, Jessie May and one brother Frederick with a host of relatives and friends, Thus closes a life of sunshine here to begin a life Ewith the white robed throng in Heayven. 3 -

Only a little while. . 4 ' - 'Of walking with weary feet. ~ Patiently over the thorney way That leads to the golden street. Suffer if God shall will ' And work for Him while we may . From calyerys cross to Zions : crown < . Is only a little way. .. - Card of Thanks _ - We wish to thank all who so kindly aided us during the- sickness ani death of our little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shock and Family , Report For March 1924 4 New Patients ' Cases Cared For. ) 7 Medical E : £ 1 Maternity 1 Baby - - 9 Total _ e Cases Dismissed = 4 Dismissed i 2 Died . ; : 6 Total _ e Visits : - 19 Nursing ' . ‘ 15 Instructive . : : | 6 School visits . 40 Total Visits . - 6 Talks . : 8 classes in Home Hygiene and care of the sick. C . ) Fees - - $29.00 Community N. A. - ~ 5.10 Metropolitan’ ’ = $34.10 Total Fees. v e " Emily M. Hopkins C. N..

Great Program For Winona. Five world known artists will grace the 1924 Chautauqua platform at Winona lake next summer.” Salvi, harp ist, June 30 ; D“e;Pachman,_pianist July 18; Homer :contralto Aug. 6, Galli Curci. soprano Aug. 13 and Eiman violinist Sept. 1 are the big attractions of the coming summer program. Bible conference dates will be Aug. 22-31 Special dates have - been set aside as Rorehaver Music Week, Indiana Biological = School. Practical Training School, John Herron Art School Winona Normal School Photographers’ School and Bethany Girls’ Camp. v o ~ For Rent—s room house on Lincoln Way West. Inquire of Jennie Draiu. o Bh2t

- Rather Tough Luck. - | A dispatch from Los Angeles California says: ) | _ Police Sergeant George H. Day of the harbor division came to town Friday and decided he would get a shave before making an official call. ‘He visited half a dozen barba shops but he didnt’ get his shave. . “I coundn’'t find a shop” he saig. “where there were not a dozen or more women and girls waiting fo bobs, shingles and straight hair cuts: including a neck shave. ~ In the last shop I decided to wait 'my turn. I looked around for th= Police Gazette to pass the time away. “Something to read?” asked the heaid barber when I counldn’t spot the pink 'un. I nodded: He handed me the Ladies Home Journal. And then ] left’ . 7 o

200 Gallons of Real Beer, About 200 gallons of what is said tc be real beer was confiscated when detectives raided Frank Schicker's resort at South Bend. Shickér was booked at the police headquarters on a charge of receiving from a common carrier and sale and was released for arraignment upon furnishing bail of $l,OOO. = : : .+ Wawasee Hotels Open. ;

Matty Katzer is now at Wawaset and has opened his hotel The Travern for the season. Many Indianapolis people have engaged qnarterf for the fishing season which opens soon. John F. Boyts will soon entertain guests at his South Shore Inn: ~ Good onion ground to rent and clover hay for sale. See W. A. Cochran. : oa i Wanted, married man to work on farm. Jlnquire Clarence Wemple. Phone 371 Ligonier. Satf

BOWERS Colony Brooder

. More Chicks---Less Cost This brooder is a chick-saver and a ‘money-maker. - It raises more chicks and healthier chicks, atless cost than other brooding devices. The stove has steel body, is air-tigﬁﬁt, and has thermostat regu- " lator that automatically maintains.a steady, even heat day and night. No fumes or gases—air is always fresh and pure. ¢ Burns Soft Coal, Woced, Etc. The cheapest brooder.fuel issoft coal. The Bowers brooder stove :burns it perfectly hence cuts fuel costs in half—saving of fuel alone soon pays for brooder. This stove : also burns hard coal, coke, wood, etc., sucB cessfully. Beststove in the world to hold fire. Burns soft coal or stove wood 14to 20 ; hours without attention. j . Two Sizes---Low Prices Buy a Bowers Brooder—stop chick losses v s, and increase profits. No worry or .-v‘_\f\-‘ trou%ic;(t)p)(c))pﬁralt(e. Slizes for 500 " ST U, AN chicks. Low prices. ‘;') 7’, ,? N Fully guaranteed. A ‘i | g A B WEAVERS L WSS Lid Es. I ARDWARE D Bl (AP : i i ﬁ- ﬁ 2oz - Melephone 134

THE GUTELIUS STORES

LBGONIER P A\NNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Every se¢ item, every 2 for se¢, every. 3for sc¢ item sold for 3 days at 4c Every 10c item in our store will sell for 3 days at Se each Every 15¢ item in- our store will seii forv3 davs at ... 2 each Every 19c¢ or 20c¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at .......16¢ each Every 25¢ item in our store will seli for 3 days at ... 20. each Every 29¢ or 30c item in our store will sell for 3 days at .........24¢ each Every 35¢ and 39¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days 4t .......... 28¢ each Every '43 and 45¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at wisenennnnns36€ each Every 49¢ and 50c¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at .......... 40¢ each Every 55 and 59¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at .....'..‘...._.440 each Every 62c and 75¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at ............59¢ each Every 85¢ and 89c¢ item in our store will sell for 3 days at ........ 72¢ each Every 98¢ and $l.OO item m our store will sell for 3 days at .... 80¢ eacli | Every $1.19 and $1.25 item in our store will sell for 3 days at .... 98¢ each Every $1.35 to $1.50 item in our store vvill sell for 3 days at $1.19 each Every $1.89 to $2.00 item in our store will sell for 3 'days' at $1.58 -each Every item up to $3.00 will sell for Sdaysat ..o $2.39 e__ach Every item up to $4.00 will sell for 3 days at ........oeoovvirireeenn. $3.19 'each. Every item up to $5.00 will cil forl3 days at .....cooeneeens $3.99 each

~ CALLS FOR WOMEN HELP Dr. McCulloeh Also Declares in Fu- - vor of Co-Operafion Marketing o 0 By the Farmers = ~ Dr. Carletonß. McCulloch of Indianapolis candidate for ‘ll,,ie':_nocr:itic nomination tor Governor speaking tc Democratic workers emphasized -the necessity of pdrticipation of .women in party orgaiuization work and poi.nt-l ed out the efficient way they have discharged their duties when they havc been elected to political office. Dr MeCulloch mentioned the many things in state government in which wonei were, particularly interested such as matters- of education and the care ol the state’s dependents and deplored the fact that S 0 inzin:.' o the feeble minded and insane are still in the county jails. . : He is a firm believer he says in the good to be derived from the en iaetme‘ntot‘ a proper_ farmers’ co-opera

tive marketing bill and spoke of the great advantage it had. brought certain parts of Indiana when applied to the Burley tobacco crop. He saiqg the Democratic party should take a forward step in this divectibn. . . New Assembly Plants, - : New assembly plants of ‘the Ford Motor Company How in ceourse of construction under the company’'s enormous expansion . program- will . increase (loniest_ic production capacity 600,000 cars and trucks annually. - Work on some of the "pl;mts l)egan last year, but on three of thera contracts have been let and constructiol started since the first of the present year. - o Charlotte, N. C. and Jacksonvilla Fla., will for the first time have as. sembly plants, no ecars and trucks having previously been assembled ai the branches in tliese cities. ° L ~ The new plants sita their, daily as-

sembly capacitites are as follows: B Paul . TRE Bheee . . L 600 Memphin. ... . 200 e o oyl B Kansas City addition .. 0. . 250 ~ Total capacity 500 = . Oklahoma City addition ........... 50 Total capacity 200 ' e The new St. Paul Plant will have a capacity 150 per cent greater than the present . plant. T‘he'inrreaso in (fli_i-‘ cago is 140 per cent. Other increases are Memphis 200 per cent; Kansas City 100 per cent and Oklahoma 'City 33 per cent o : ' ' - M Question = If a young man in college were of= fered a $3OOO business position just a few = months . before graduation, should he cut short his college course and forego his B. A. degree in order to accept it? Come to the Higl School Auditorium on April 10th and 11th and learn how the question will be . answered there.

Kendallville, Ind.

- - FIRE LOSS IS HEAYY ' Indiana Property Loss For Three ~ Months of 1924 Reaches Sum oi i $7,000,600 s i Indiana’s fire loss for the first three months of 1924 was nearly as great @s the loss for the entire twelve months of 1923 figures compiled ir the office of Newton T. Miller statz fire marshal revealed. ' : - Fires cost Hoosier property owners '57,900,00 last' year. During January Februnary and March of this year the loss was a pdund $7,000,000. S ~The loss is one of the heaviest in the history of the state. There was no appréciable increase in the number of fires but a few big fires with damages of $lOO,OOOO to $500,004 swelled the total rapidly. .

Fort. Wayne started off the new vear with a $500,000 blaze. Othet cities with heavy losses were Connersville, Rushville Princeton, Kokomo, Muncie, Newcastle Bloomington and Richmond. - o : e o : Want Railway Clerks. - Postmaster Milner has reecived of ficial notice that the »Uniteiletates Civil Service Commission will holg an open competitive examination for railway postal clerks on May 3 1924 at different cities throughout the country. Examinations for applicants in northern-Indiana will be held at Angola and® Ft. Wayne. Applicants must have reached their eighteenth but not their thirtyfifth birthday on the date of the examination and mus: be free from physical defects.

| - Walton League Formed. ~ Goshen "has organized an IzaaK Walton league with 65 members all tried and true fisherman. The league will use its influence enforcing the fish laws. - Don’t forget to pay your subscription to the Ligonier Banner. Office open Saturday evenings. ) SCHOOL EXPENSES EASILY EARN D while attending South Bend Bnsiness College this spring and summer Write for new catalog and particulars, L 5 - 6hst + (hicken Pie Supper. An old f;nsliioned’chieken pie supper wil lbe served at the Sparta church Tuesday evening. April &. Everybody invited. T ;

~ Notice to Water Takers. . You are hireby notified that water rents are due April Ist 1924 payable at the residence of the City Clerk. On all rents due and not paid on or before April 20th a penalty of ten per cent will be added. = All water rents for 1924 are now due and must be paid on or’ before Aprib 20th. - o ‘ Office_ house 9 a.. m. 6 p. m. 6bbt - - T. E. Jeanneret City Clerk

: : Bl iy e - : - Lidonlers 31t~ . ik i : e = Community Sale - At Foster’s Sales Pavilion at 12 o’clock ~ sharp on THURSDAY, APRILIO HORSES—WiII have a few good big work horses. CATTLE ~10 fresh cows and close up springers. HOGS—7S hogs ’c_ensistin,gr of 'sows and: pigs and feeding shoats 40 to 100 pounds:» : SHEEP—WIiII try to have 50 breeding ewes. = . GRAIN—WiII ha\je plent)_f of corn and oats. | MI‘SCELLA_NEOUS——Four burner oil stove in good condition, car load roofing, hame straps, curry combs, 6 dining room chairs, 2-h.p. engine on trucks apple butter, pear butter, 100 bus. pctatoes, lubricating oil, tires and tubes, patches. = Many other articles will belisted by day of sale, not known of now. WANTED-- horses and sheep for this sale, No hogs listed.after April:7 ‘without ‘manager’s . Consent. . . .- - : ' -~ GEORGE D. FOSTER, Manager. E. R. Kurtz, Auet,; C. C. Smith and H., E. Hoak,; clerks,

Read the Ads.

Friday Specials 10 CAKES P. & G. LAUNDRY SOAP, 60c value 43 PRICED AT 10 CAKES FOR' ... - ZOC . Limit 10 cakes to a customer. e 12 CAKES GUEST SIZE IVORY SOAP, 6c 49 VALUE PRICED AT 12 CAKES FOR ..... 4JC ’Limit 'l2 to a customer. e

Satuaday Specials OAT MEAL WALL PAPER "all colors), 30 inches wide, «er....60@ value per triple roll, offered for Saturday 30 _ only, the triple roll ab .. iainaaiiiangg c Limit 10 rolls to a customer. Not sold unless with ceiling - . andberder. . . . 100 MEN’S CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS, 98c val. 74 priced for Saturday only at eéach ...........cceis” & C ~ Limit 2to a customer; -- . -

A PRESENTATION OF EARLY MODELS IN We are already_shouring new styles ' _ . for Spring in fashionable street and dress models that fore-shadow the correctmode forthe comingseason. . . Your inspection is O - eordially invited. —NOBLE'S—- - Good Shoes - 131 S. Main St., - GOSHEN

Nappanee, Ind.