Ligonier Banner., Volume 58, Number 32A, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 September 1924 — Page 3

—NOBLE’S—‘Good Shoes 131 South Main St. COSHEN ' IND.

Mrs. Frances M. Beane Democratic Candidate Clerk of the Circuit Court Noble County, Indiana Yonr Vote Will Be Appreciated

< s To Bretz for Glasses £ 1B Sharp Eyes 'J : For * I X Sharp Work All mechanics like to use keen edged, perfect tools. Eyes are,tools of the mind and must be sharp to do good work and resist the wear of constant use. Let us sharpen gour sight by furnishing glasses that will enable you to see clearly. , 3 In What Condition - Are Your Eyes? : @ . Nevin E. Bretz Optometrist and Opticlan | 130 S. Maln St. - GOSHEN W. H. WIGT 0& Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER, IND e S S —— y | Bothwell & Vanderford 1 Lawyers - Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana

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Auctioneer _ Znone No 65, Ligonier. I'W. R. JACKSON lrustee Perry Townshsp' Nffice Mier -State Bank, Ligonier Howard White ~ 'WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER ; Phone 2 on 1 Wawaka ; VERN B.FISHER Sanitary Plumbing : and Heating Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind Harry L. Benner _Aucgtioneer ' Open for all engagemends - Wolf Lake, Indiana 4 * Both Noble and Whitley County Phones

Divergent Views. . . Had the Indiana republican .state ticket been singled out by name, Ed Jackson's state organization in the Severin hotel at Indianapolis could {not have been more depressed than it was on receipt of the platform adopted by the New oYrk republican state convention, according to those on the inside' of political events in that quarter. : The barbed dart that said to have struck Indiara republican state headquarters was that section of the New York state platform that condemmned the ku klux klan by name. “If Theodore Roosevelt and New York republicans are right in their stand, then, |of course, Ed Jackson and his state ticket are entirely wrong’, said one republican. . Pulls a Boner. Harry Daugherty is credited with ‘having pulled the greatest boner of the campaign so far when he wroie to Davis and criticized him for hs references to the relations existing beltween him and Means, enclosing a statement from® Means _ repudiating his testimony before the senate investigating committee, says the Columbia City “Post.f Daugherty thinks Means told the truth in his repudiation and lied to the committee. An expert in psychology might be .able to tell when Means is lying and when he is telling the truth; but % man who has read the evidence -knows

[that Daugherty gave Means, the acjcomplished liar, employment in the department of justice. : Get Stiff Sentence. ' Virgil “Jack” Egolf entered a plea of guilty to a charge of selling intoxicating liquor in the Whitley circuit _eourt Thursday morning and was fined $lOO and costs apd sentenced to serve sixty days on the Indiana state penal farm. if Egolf is unable to pay the fine he will have to serve around 200 days before his sentence is completed. The sentence was imposed by Judge Biggs. : o The affidavit against Bgolf was filed August 14th of this year and he was arrested soon after by Sheriff Steel. The affidavit charged Egolf with selling liquor to Theodore Essig and Robert Trumbull two South Whitley lads, . - ~ Wants Pay for Broken Ribs, - Suit for $lO,OOO damages for broken ribs and one dislocated wrist, all due to an alleged embrace by Dr. Samuel W. Latham, chief examiner for the state industrial board and former mayor of Eldorado, 111., has been filed at Chicago by Mrs. Nellie O’Rieily 25, a stenographér. 0 _ | Mrs. O’Rielly charged that the doctor entered her office and made advances. In fighting him :she sustained three broken ribs and a dislocatiqn’ of her left wrist, she charged.

Rather Pertinent Question. Why was the collection of the income tax of Gaston B. Means allowed to hang over fbr three years and remain uncollected even to this day? * -Another . chapter is due from Means on his income tax,” where: the income came from and why he did not pay for the last three years. Death of Mrs. Rudolph Poppenfoose Mrs Sadie Mill§er Poppenfoose passed away -at her home 'in Cromwell late Saturday night after a lingering illness with cancer. The immediate cause of her death was paralysis however.—Cromwell Advance. - ~ Death of Frank Oviatt. Frank Oviatt, resident of Kendallville, for more than half a century, deid Friday morning at 5:03 o’clock at his home, death resulting from dropsy and uremic poisoning.

Klan Meeting Tonight, - The KuKlux Klan have advertised a public meeting for City Hall park this evening -with a minster from Knox as the prncipal speaker. Aged Couple Wed. A marriage license was issued to John H. Hogue 73, a farmer from Arcadia, Neb., and Lodena I. Smith 72, of Cedar, DeKalb county. . © Ford Car Stolen. . Ligonier police have been notified to be on the lookout for thieves who stole a Ford car at Columbia City Thursday night. Valentino is back in ‘Monsieur Beauciare” from Booth Ttakington’s greatest novel this week at Crystal.

No Asy More @B} Road: ShOCkS _ Q \',' 0 Don’t hit the roof, ) ? Ride comfortably, ."/ easily and smooth- @f lyoverthe roughest roads. Lincoln v Shock Absorbers will positively make your car, any car, much easier ri(iing. e ; ‘Let us put them on your car. if you don’t like them, we’ll return your money. : ' Kiester Electric Shop ‘ , Lincoln Way W’est ' SHOCK ABSORBERS

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1 IT IS ALWAYS DONE | Great Bluif Made Over Eniorcement of Civil Service Law in Campaign " Assessments. : 'An investigation of the solicitation of Indianapolis federal employees for contribution to: the state republican campaign fund will be made by the civil service commission it was indicated today. o it - Harry M. Hrampe local civill service secretary is looking into the question of whether a letter sent to emplcyees of the internal revenue service is a violation of the criminal code of the service law. “

The letter signed by Willis B. Dye chairman of the republican ways and | means committee of Indiana asked a donation of $5O from each employee. “If there has been a violation of the law this office will certainly take notice of it,” Homer Elliott district attorney announced. . ‘ The United States supreme court has held that soliciation by letter to a federal employee in a federal building received and read in the . building is a criminal offense. ' . Congress Only egislates, Senator Smith A. Brookhart lowa republican has sent a telegram to President Coolidge protesting the appointment of what he terms the “outside the law” agricultural commission and demanding an immediate special session of congress to provide farm relief. : “In the five years that we have had a similar commission there has been gathered a stack of data higher than you can reach.” Brookhart’s = telegram said ‘and yet nothing has been done for the farmers. Congress mnot commissions make our laws.”

~ This is Emphatie. The Mayor of Goshen makes the ‘following announcement: “The traffic ordinance requiring all traffic going north and south to come to a dead stop before crossing or coming upon the Lncoln Highway is now in force and effect and all drivers are now cautioned to observe this law, this ordinance means :stop and drivers must stop even if the highway is clear : Such an ordinance must be enacted for Ligonier to take effect after the new signs are erected on the Lincoln Ways and Cavin street. Drivers should be taught that stop means stop. o - From Hospital to Court. . John E. Hime of Elkhart is in General hospital there as a result of failing to notice that -South Third street’ in g)lkhart ends in a wall of the New York Central storehouse. Hime is said to have been intoxicated last night and hit the wall with sufficient force to 'wreck his car as well as to cause himself numerous cuts and bruises and possible inter-

nal injuries. ‘ : Upon his dismissal from the hospital he will be c¢harged with transporting liguor, public intoxication and driving a car while ntoxcated. ' Forty Chickens Stolen. , G. W. Jones of near Wawaka is endeavoring to establish a definite clue. which might lead to the arrest of the guilty person who last Saturday night, stole about 40 Plymouth Rock chickens from the poultry house on his farm. Ligonier officers are aiding him in his efforts and every bit of evdence connecting the theft is being investigated. _ " i Near Churubusco, ' | The tower foundation force of 'the Hen: Island Power company working on the Hen Island Lima Ohio transmission lines has reached a point near Churubusco. The tower erection force is west of Goshen. The lines will not be completed until well intp- 1925. . ', e R G SRR ST | -~ Come Again, Jim. James Ferguson of Ligonier ealled at the News-Times on Thursday. With his over four score years and a leader of democracy of his city he is holding his own remarkably well. Come agin l"Jim.”George W. Kinnison in Goshen News Times.

- Changes in Address. | S."T. Eldred who is making his home with his son Frank and family in New York writes to have the address of his Banner changed to 279 Clinton avenue New Rochelle N. Y. Six Indiana Speeches. John W. Davis democratic presidential nominee intends to make at least seven more speeches in Indiana according to advices received at ‘democratic state headquarters. Sentenced to Prison. Floyd Hoppel 32 of Fort Wayne was sentenced to the state reformatory for from one to eight years at Warsaw for stealing a bicycle. _ .

: Kendallville' Tax Rate. The tax rate for the city of Kendallville has been fixed at $2.70. ——————— ‘ ; Will Sell at Auction. Having bought the entire lot of household goods of the Mrs. Myer Jacobs estate that was for sale I will offer the same at public auction along with 50 head of cattle 100 head of \ l ! *sheep' and somie hogs at my sale barn Thursday Oct. 9 1924 at 12 o’clock sharp. No goods sold on that date except my own as will not get my brokers license in time for community sale. The community sale’s will possibly follow two weeks later. - ' GEO. D. FOSTER. - 31b2t

| Notice : , Guernsey milk, coffe and whipping cream now on sale at the A. & P. 'Store. : o . Also cottage cheese every Wednesday and ‘Saturday. ' Smith ‘& Todd : Pleasant View Farm. 29btf " Wanted = 4» Single man to work on farm. C. L. Chamberlain. Phone 861. 30atf For Rent furnished rooms modern Phone 446. ' 32atf Mrs. V. D. Gunsaullus and children are visiting in Chicago. ; Kodak, films, Kodak finishing, promptly at Mieber Studio. 9btt For. Sale—Small baby bed. Mrs. Tom Kelley. Phone: 166 - 29btf Rudolph Valentino at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. ' 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kincaid have purchased a new automaobile.

Vessa Rarick will soon move with his family from Sparta township to California, | . : Harry Groves employed in the Blitz tactory ' désires to remt a six room dwelling house. ' ~ Automobile Painting—Dwight Mock Syracuse, Ind., Phone 504. All work guaranteed. Prices right. - 1 . Genuine econqmy, good qunlity gnd low prices at Newton’s Shoe Store. : ‘ : . | 31b3t : For Sale—Organ in good condition. Enquire Jonas Shobe. Lincoln Way West. . ‘ 31btf S See our growing girls! school oxfords, all solid leather, sizes 2% to 7 at $3.45. Newton's Shoe Store. 31b3t - ; _-\——-—-———h—- % Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bowman accompanied by Amos Bowman and wife of Topeka were Sunday guests of Chancey Bowman and wife of Ligonier.

Col. Theodore oßosevelt Jr., is the republican nominee for governor of New York. His democratic opponent will probably be Al Smith present gOVernor., . : Mrs. W. E. Callahan drove to Ligonier from her Chicago home and left Saturday with her mother Mrs. J. Raubert who wil lmake a visit in the Illinois metropolis. : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompsen -and daughters . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thompson daughter and son of Rochester Mrs. G. W. Lindsey son Harry of Elkhart were guests of Mrs. Louisa Tschabold Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tschabold and two sons were also her guests in Elkkhart township. ; Christian Science Society. . Services are held as follows: ; Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. o = Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. Everybody welcome. _ 1-24t4

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‘Beautiful woodwork, exquisite decorations and numerous other details which go towards making the house a real home lose their respective vahue if the one _ predominating factor, ELECTRICITY, that gives real convenience 1s omitted The architect and contractor can work out the details of beauty but the Electric Contractor puts the real enjoymentand convenience mto your home with » o Blectnioity, . o S To do without this important factor is to deprive your home of the fullest enjoyment and pleasure. The house that is wired for complete Electric Service ~ls the home of complete comfort. Every home desires this comfort and every ‘home can have it. - ol e ~ If your house is not}wired now, make’a real;homejout of it by wiring at one. Indiana & Michigan Eleetrici Company

Another B'g Style Sal 4 . 3 i egge ‘ : . ° - - | at Nona Stuff’s Millinery. Store, Ligonier , | Haying had such great success with my Style Show a few weeks ago, I Have in- - duced the Mary Ellen Company to send a designer and illustrator to my store again, and he will be with us on ? - : S j - Thursday, October 2nd = | - Afternoon and-Evening = - > "With his models, and will take SPECI MEASIi}‘(EMENTS' AND FITTINGS for those ~ who wish to be fitted with the latest Parisian styl€s, in the popular fabrics. - : : - On this day we will also have a special sale on all Fall and Winter Hats and as my line isexceptionally large and of the most exquisite selections from the leading mil- + linery houses of the large cities no lady in this section should have difficulty in fitting herself with both tasty dresses and hats at exceedingly low cost. - » & - Attend this demonstration. Save money :while being in style. v . See our special line of Hosiery. Beautiful Hats at only $5.00 NONA STUFF, Millinery, Ligoni NONA STUFF, Millinery, Ligonier

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. | NC iFe. O o e @il NCIMIE W ol Should use and insist on their dealers servingthem with ALBION CREAMERY BUTTER, IN TUBS, PRINTS CARTONS. - ‘ , = : It is made in Noble County from cream from healthy cows ,owned and, fed by NobleCounty Farmers with rich alfalfa and clover hay. = = . . ) Butter that scores 87 points is GOOD BUTTER the kind you usirally get. : - ALBION CREAMERY BUTTER 'almost ‘invariablyseoi'es 82 point or better. Your child needs butter to assure its proper grthii. Your body must have fat to be well. You have but one body. Treat it weIBUTTER is a substitute for all other fatsi n cooking or baking. It gives a flavor tocooked and baked foods that can not be ob . tained by the use of any other fat. S - . Use “ALBION CREAMER BUTTER” because ALBION CREAMERY BUTTER IS BET- : TER BUTTER. @ L ol = Ask your dealer to handle it becauee it is a good butter“and because it is a Noble County - product. | ‘ - ‘ o : _ - -~ Albion Co-Operative - Creamery Company . - ~ Albion, Indiana - ' P. S. _ln every few cartons we are placing a silver coin. .They; range in value from one ' dime %%1.00, If you should not be lucky enough to get a coin you will always get a pound ofgood pure butter. Try it to-day. o e [ ~~ Albion Co-Operative Creamery Company