Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 14B, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 May 1925 — Page 3

.- Car Stolen, 3 A Ford coupe owned by Marvel Abshire son of John Abshire was stolen On Saturday afternocon while it was parked just off of Main street in Goghen = o ‘ Struck by Fire Eugine, Miss Margaret. Archer 27 of Elkhart was7struck by a fire engine returning from a fire at the corner of Main and Franklin streets ‘in that ¢ity and badly hurt. She was walking across the street. = 5 For Sale—Spring Chickens Mrs. Sheets Bartholomew. : . 18atf

‘ | | ---trom an old fable — | - A f/ i Qo) | i 1l B VERRCANN 7(W 4 rherriall /, HAREREENNG. f <o L 1 &R, - | 47/7//// a 7 )l | | 0/ W DN QA3 i e ‘% o 2.0 a 0 N | R T, ) P\ /ﬁm’“\ ( : NS \\ ‘\\ - /iﬁ}j 47 / ‘ \ /S ' \ \_\\\ | . A Miser once kept a Monkey for a compan- | : . | , e ~lon. One day when the Miser was away the | Monkey threw all the silver and gold out of the window. . The Miser raved and tore his hair and uttered all manner of threats against the beast. ] - But his neighbors said to him, “Be calm, man, it may be foolish to throw away money as i ~ this mankey did, but it is worse to let it lie @ idle, as you have done.” , - ' 1 Nowadays, people as a rule do not keep their savings lying a~ * , 1 bout the house, although we do know of cases where thousands { of dollar were buried in the cellar floor or stuffed ina mattress. 1 But is your mony IDLE? Is it earning mere money for you? | Is it working for you? ’ | , The way to make your money work and earn MORE money - - for you is to INVEST your savings. We send money by mail ' every 3 months to hundreds of people who have invested theif savings in our @ . l P PREFERRED STOCK - It's SAFE and PAYS 7% ONYOURMONEY / It you had only 10 shares of this stock you would be entitled to receive dividends every 3 months that ‘would a- - mount to $7O a year. ' . - Cut out and mail to order stock or for complete information '

Buy your shares from any employe of the Company —they are our salesmen

’ ~_ Dies of Injuries, - - 'William C. Hose 52 of Mishawaka died in St. Joseph’s hospital Sunday -morriing from a fractured skull suffered Saturday evening when he was struck by a Ford sedan. Hose was riding a bicycle when he was struck by the car the driver of which did not stop. Kenneth Kobb who witness. ed the accident pursued the Ford for a short distance in an effort to ' obtain the license number but.he was caught in a traffic jam and the Ford escaped. : : ; Corn for Sale speak quick. Mrs. Sheets Bartholomew. 13atf

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, Boats Under Water, ' | Many of the scuth shore cottagers |of Lake Wawasee who had launchad row boats ‘and motor boats for the season awoke Sunday moru?g_ tc find them sunk on account of the heavy | wind Saturday night. - Practically all of the boats were under watcr. @ 3 L APt % Fever in Mishawaka % Six new cases of scarlet fever were quarantined Saturday by‘“’ D B 3 Magrame city sanitary officer at Mishawaka while 11 patients were released from quarantine -regulations. Subscribe for the BANNER.

A Resale Dept. is maintained at our office for the benefit of ~local stockholders who may wish to sell their shares

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

; ' “asnital, , Edm- : i/ ciizhen a salesman il il { company makit visitz to Ligonier ihad a narrow escape from death Mon. day morning when his Ford coupe was struck by a New York Central switch engine a; the Cottage avenue Crossipg ip that city. ' At Goshen nhospital where Mr. Auer Was taken it was determined that he had received a deep gash on the back of his head and that his back had been been injured but that otherwise he ‘'was not dangerously hurt. . ' The switch engine which was going east at a low rate of speed according to eye witnesses struck the. Ford in the rear, when Mr. Auer turned up the track in an effort to avoid the train completly wrecking the back o fthe machine. It s thought that Mr: Auer did not see the engine or the eleetric red warning signs which were’flashing as he is sald to have driven directly onto the crossing inio the path of the engine, : i j {

Young Woman a Suicide. Mrs. Iva May Eversole 28 wife of Silas Newton FEversole Jr., a farmer and plumber residing two miles north of Bristol committed isuicide at her home Sunday morning - about aine o’clock by shooting herself through the heart with her husband’s .32-cali-ber revolver. Recent ill health is Ithought to have been the motive that prompted the act although the neighbors living nearby are said to have heard the Eversoles quarreling during the night. : I Mr. Eversole is the son of Silas Newton Eversole Sr., who on Aug.‘ 15 1915 hung himself in jail at South Bend while charged with the kiiling of Hazel Macklin 15 a Seuth -Bend school girl. - ; $2OO In Loot ‘Paken, ; <-ithough several suspects haye been cuestioned and searched no trace has been fouud of tae thiel or thieves who Raturday night entered the Howard Becher and 9sic: Bros. stores at 'Corunna making their getaway with merchandise valued at about s§2oo. Several finger prints left on. show cases in the stores have been preserved by officials as a means of identification in the event an arrest is made. : : " Two Youths Hurt, Paul Adams 13-year-old son of Mrs. Mary Adams of Elkhart had his right leg amputated at the knee as the result of an accidnet Saturday when- he fell from his bicyvele under a loaded trailer attached to a motor truck used for hauing logs. His companion Join Lewis Walters 13-year-old.son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Walters zlso tfell under the truck. His iniuries consisted of the fracture of hath henes in hig right arm. ¢ e

Smoke, Says. He. During the meeting of the Chamber of” Commeree Wednesday Attorney W. H. Wigton received a telegram announcing the birth of a son to his daughter Mrs. John Hurst. The young gentleman will answer to the name of John William. Mr. Wigton bought cigars for the crowd. ‘ To Observe Childrens’ Day. 1 Mrs. Dora Rose the Misses Virginia Franks Carroll Cobss and Lela Brill} have been appointed a committee on program arrangements for Children’s day observance - at the Baptists church in Cosperville which will be observed in June. ) C. or (. Takes Hand. - The Kendallviile Chamber of Commerce has gone into the real esfate appraisements recently completed in that city and has appointed a ®ommittee to conduct an investigation with -the Nohle county board of review. : ; . - Watch Yowr Mufiier. ~ Malcora Hartzler of Goshen paid a fine ¢f $35 in Elkhart citv court Saiurday morning on pleuding guiliy to a cherge of driving his automobile on AMain street in that city with the muf}fler «cpen, : ; Cold Wave Causes Death, One fatality due indirectly to the cold wave was reported at Evansville. Mrs. Elmer Fuquay wrapped un her five month’s old baby for an autcmobile ride and the child smothered to death. . :

Flkhart Man Missing, No trace has yet been found of William Brach a real estate dealer of Elkhart who disappeared from his home last Tuesday leaving his wife and three children. : Try our Dundan, Red Ash, Tennessee Nigger Head cook stove coal, Meadow Brook Hard Coal Stove, egg and Chestnut and the very best grade of Pocohontas. We solicit your orders and guarantee satisfaction. Ligonier Artifical Ice Co. Phone 100 ¥ To Attend Races Karl Franks, Hal Green, Tom Jeanneret, Fred Myres and a number of ‘others are figuring on attending the Speedway races at Indianapolis Satursday. : ‘ . " (. E. Troxell Dies. ; C. B. Troxell former clerk of LaGrange county died in Chicago. The body was brought back for burial. Death was due to cancer. ' Mrs, Charles McLean and daughter of Findlay Ohio are here for a week’s vigit with Mrs. Evanna Smith and the M. C. Pollock family. * ¥ A gAt SSB VT - Now is the time to pay your subscription to the Banner. -

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A Battery & - Without Jars , The new Gumnmnite case, an exclusive feature with . Exide Batteries, is moulded all in one piece, including compartments for the celis. Thus, indi- ' vidual jers are done away with, ‘ ; Gummite is practically 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

, . Batting Averages, For the first 5 games of Mgonier Ball team. = , S Harwood . 0 b oann Romine o 000 08 Smith =0 o o . ae Weeles e 0 -000 0 Pes Hegd o e 00 0 o 96 Darnell o aia 000 o hao Bowen ... 0 o 167 W oßex o 0 RS Bylang -ol w 0 - 05 Hisheps oo oo e 0 € i) Green ol oL 0e s R 0 Sharman .o 0 o o 060 -Would Locate Siation Here, A representative of the Hoosier State Automobile association ‘was in the city Tuesday conferring with Graham Lyon president of the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce in relation to. the establishment of a service headquarters. in this ecity. This would mean an information bureau and road maps for the convenience of travelers and a place where auto licenses would be issued. Favorahle action by the chamber of commerce and the assistance of the public will secure a-sta-tion without any cost to the people of Ligonier. S To Move on Farm Near Old Home, Frank MecDevitt of Goshen will soon take up the avocation of his early boyhood days. He has purchased 55 acres off of the George Growcock original home northwest of Ligonier with fair improvements and good~quality of land. "He will move to his new purchase next fall. Mr, McDevitt is an old- Ligonier bcy and will be among boyhood friends cn the Growcock place, : _ Dies of Broken Back.® Henry C. Beadle 72 died at Lakeside hospital Sunday night from injuries received May 13 when he fell from a loaded coal car on a G. . & L. siding at Kendallville and suffered a broken back. : i

N\ l'oßretz for Glasse -,a Sharp Eyes : ' {‘j‘f' " / 67 ~ g g For 4 )] /}‘ Sharp Work All mechanics, llke to use keem sdged, perfect tools. : Eyes are tools of the mind and must be sharp to do good work and resist the wear of constant use " Twt us sharpen youwr sight dYy furnishing glasses that will enabis you to see cliearly. : > _lm What Conditiom ~ - © Ave Your Eyes? - . @ . MNevin E. Bretz Optometrist cud G)ticlan 130 S.. Main St

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"~ AtHudson'ss @ , rlday, viay th Important! l We are having this Dollar Day Friday May 29th be- g cause this store will be closed all day Saturday Mem- i ~orial Day. , Saeg : ' !" We will have hundreds of worth while bargains ~ and it will pay those who usually come to Goshen on ’ Saturday to trade to make this Friday your Saturday. Do your trading this week on Friday. _ g W_mm‘m . Tl | » Read This! Not only will you find hundreds of bargains specially priced at $l.OO but you will find unusually low | prices in our eßady-to-Wear department, Coats, Dresses | ‘ Suits, Skirts, Millinery, Boy’s and Girl’s Tub Clothes | : : : : = ' | Muslin Underwear, and waists will all be marked very low. o -, T **T—_mm &WHWWI; i : S = ' : ; Dress Fabri l . S - BJYESS I abrics { i = < e . Thousands of vardg of fine wash fabrics will be on | sale this day—ginghams, tissues, suitines, voiles, linens : silk and cotton mixtures, and loads of other fabrics. I Here is an opportunity to buy your Summers sup- i ply of tub fabrics at a great saving. : |

Remember ‘This! Friday May 29th is Dollar Day ! Saturday we will be closed all Day! Make this Friday your Satm-day! . ' You will save by-coming to this sale!

THEHUDSON co.

GOSHEN.

-+ Youth Kills Seli, | Howard Iler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Iler who reside cn the Harding highway half Way beiween Tippecanoe and Argos was found lifcless with a bullet through his heal Saturday afternoon by his sistéer Hazel. _ Young Iler had been plaving with a new revolver and his parents beolieve that he accidently slot. himse!t to death. S

_ o ;f,l »_ ; ; ;*g ?. lﬁ“' : x : T g e ey : nY F. O. B. Detroit, tax extra . . EEEEE ST, . s ] ! 5% = ‘ S /‘f LAR B ? The greatest Jewett ever built—at the lowest enclosed price we ever achieved. Don’t | think of buying any Coach—or any en- - closed car—until you have seen the jewett Coach. e _ The finest Coach ever designed—finest in roominess — convenience — comfort — sturdy construction—detail finish. — . The easiest parking—steering—driving—riding Coach you ever touched. P ~ Jewett Coach ($1260) will out-perform . - any.car within $5OO of its price. We stand ~ ;i ready to prove it—to make any teston hilk . & —highway—in rough going—in traffic—- ~* anywhere! Come in and drive a winner—- -+ Jewett Coach. T " bssn ' ° . pa . > - Ligonier Garage | Irvan Kauffman = Phones: Garage 44: Res. 180

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{ Nye Farm Sold. s ‘- J. P. Young and- Wm. Nymeyer have sald, 200 actes of_the Phillip Nve --peppermi%t.far‘ni in -IBlklLart county to Simpson and Son of Topeka breeders .of fime Jersey- catile. “The new owners fake possession March Ist next, - - 7 ~ Mrs. Arlie Kooser will be a guest over Decoration day of the W. B, Elnks family. :