Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 33A, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 October 1925 — Page 3

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| AT HUDSON’S D. l fN . G d - New Fall Dresses $lO.OO, $15.00, $25.00 A beautiful display of new Fall Dresses in silks and woolens. Also an attractive line of two piece Balbriggan dresses. : : New Millinery ' 1.95, 2.95, 3.95, 5.00_t0 8.95 v As attractive a line of hats as is possible to find, and more reasonably priced than the majority of lines. New Fall Coats \ ~ $lO.OO to $89.50 1 A wonderful line of new coats in all the new colorings and styles. Fur trimming is. on practically all coats. ‘ . ' New Fur Trimmings -30 c to $3.25 yard A large showing of fur trimmings in one and two inch widths. In the cocoa, gray and Fitch colors. e - New Wool Fabrics , $1.25 to $4.75 yard New all wool Challies, bordered 54 inch, twills and flannels, 40 inch novelty materials for girls’ and ladies’ dresses. ’ o e i e . Coulored Raincoats . Special 8500 New rainproof “Slickers” in bright colors, red, green, yellow. In sizes 16 to 44. Specially priced. | - ‘ i 1 o \\l/ \ W i By . GOSHER”INDIANA.

’ Death of Aged Lady. Mrs. Regina Wertheimer aged nearly 91 years passed away Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs, Milton Selig in this city, with whom she had resided a number of yvears. Death resulted from the infirmities of age. Surviving aside from Mrs. Milton Selig is Mrs. Jonas Schloss of Ligonier a daughter in Chicago and four sons one in Buffalo New York one each in Erie Pa., Omaha, Nebraska and Chicago. The Chicago son and daughter and the son from Omaha will he here to attend the funeral, The funeral services will be conducted at the Selig home in this city this afternoon at 4:30 and the remains taken to Buffalo New - York for burial.

’ . Postmaster Wounded. . E. 'R. Shinn Mentone postmaster ‘was shot in the left side and hip while hunting at Palestine lake, His heavy hunting coat saved him. L The hunter who did the shooting did not see Shinn sitting on the ground before him and when a coot ran between them fired before Shinn could make his presence known. : He Takes An Appeal. When Mayor Brouse fined Thurlow Shaffer $lOO and attached a sentence of 60 days at Kendallville for violation of the liugor laws Shaffer took an appeal. o : 7. Court to Convene Monday.

- The October term of the Noble circuit court will convene at Albion next Monday October 5 Ligonier attorneys will be present.

(ROMWELL NEWS : Milo Pebble and George Schlabach were Goshen visitors Saturday.’ F. Cockley of Albion was here Saturday. ‘ A Weaver of Ligonier was here Friday. Teachers Institute was held here Saturday. = | : Ladies aid will hold their Bazaar this year Nov. 13. : M. L. Husey was a Michigan visitor Sunday. Charles Iden has applied for admittance for his son Oris to the Irene Byron Sanitarium. | - Wm Klick was at Warsaw Sautrday Offered a -gold watch, $500.00- in cash and retirement on full pay for 37 years service W. H. Manley refused. He works on the Robinson farm. He said he would take the money and watch but refused to quit working. Men in Cromwell are carrying vanity bags. ‘The bags are equipped with extra. collars and handkerchiefs pipe and tobacco cigarettes key ring comb small nail file and other accessories some call them tool Kkits, Rather than pay a dentis $65.00 for a set of teeth John Pepperson whittled himself a set of false teeth. John says it took him eight months to make the set, using a pocket knife and a piece of glass and says he is proud of his handiwork. He says the false teeth are almost as good as the natural ones despite the fact that they were cut from a hickory slab. - Jacob Koher has a new auto. | Vern Linsay and family were at Bluffton Sunday. : ‘ Tommy Todd of Wes Va., is here for a visit with relatives. _ L. A. Robbins and F| B. Robbins and families attended the funeral of their sister at Garrett Monday. ~ Kettles and sauce pans made from cardboard were exhibited here Saturday by Walter Nelson. The cardboard properly shaped is dipped into a solution of asphalt resin, ‘shellac and spirits and allowed to dry. The utensils are waterproff and acid regigting, - -

PUBLIC SALE The undersigned administrator of the estate of Lauren L. Cole will sell at public auction Wednesday October 1, 1925 at the Cole farm near Stones Hill three miles southwest of Ligonier on the Syracuse road, sale to commence at noon, the following property to-wit: ! . i

Mattress' and bed ' springs, books and rack, bed clothes, heating stove, Sideboard commode, library table, stand, kitchen chairs, bedstead, heating stove, dining table, kitchen table 2 gal. crock, 2 1 gallon crocks, double shovel plow, shovel, snow shovel, fork rake, hoe, dressers, chairs, stand rug, carpets, couch, feather bed and pillows, cupboard oil stove table swing, dishes, cans and crocks, barrel of vinegar, cream separator, lard press, washing machine, tubs, boiler, iron kettle, chicken crates, log bunks iron kettle, brooders, grindstone, corn plow onion screen, onion tools, plow, bob sleds, corn sheller, cultivator fence stretcher, potato hack, spray pump, school hack, shovel plow, buggy, hay slings -and _i‘ope, forks, harrow, spike tooth harrow, two wagons manure gpreader, hog trough, potatoes in ground, about 18 acres of corn, spring harrow, wood. ' - Terms—A credit of six months will be given without interest if paid when due if not paid six percent interest from date, purchaser to give freehold security. No property to be removed until settled for. : ; State Bank of Kimmell, Administrator Harry Benner Auctioneer, ‘ Charles Werker clerk.

~ Christian Science Soclety. .Bervices are held as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 -a.- m. Every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Every Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. . Subject—Unreality. ‘ Meeting place in hall over store ef Weir & Cowley. Bverybody welcome, tt

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Prison Rather Than Church, - Orrient Hogan 21 of Columbus Indiana didn’t know which was worst—church or the state reformatory. He stayed away from church Sunday and was taken to the reformatory to serve a sentence of 2 to 14 years. .The youth had been sentenced for robbery, and the sentence was suspended pending good behavior art of the good behavior being his regular attendance at church. Hogan became tired of the church attendance and decided even a sentence would be better than too much church, - Under Tractor. Roy Klingerman 10 son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klingerman of Etna Green was injured when a tractor he was operating on his father’s farm fe!l on him, He was pinned to the ground and his chest' and leg were badly crushed. Foster’s 55th Community sale Thursday, Oct. 8 cOmmencing at 12 o'clock. :

Market Day We will pay Big Premiuns for the following products: . $3.00 for the biggest and ~ heaviest Yellow Field Pumpkin. . $l.OO for the biggest Cabbage Head. @ $l.OO for best the peck of Turnips. . $l.OO for best peck Irish - Cobblers. - You will find bargains in this store .on m?rket Day. Don’t miss i Weaver's Hardware

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Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. - Next Dividend Date is January 1

Riot Call at Benton. , When Sherrif Long and his deputies ' reached Benton Saturday afternoon in response to a riot call they found: 72 negroes Wabash railroad em-; ployees in possession of two pop b‘ot-§ tles filled with bad liquor and four revolvers. All of the 72 denied own- ! ership of either the intoxicants or the firearms. Retaining both the raid-: ing party returned to Goshen without making an arrest, - } . Back to the Rear. ’ Filling sttations “hot £3g° standsl eating houses and road side market! places encroaching on the right-of-! way of state roads must move back in order that traffic be “made safer, and through traffic not congested by ' parked machines in front of such! places is the.edict of the state high-| way commission which through its‘ director John D, Williams has or-‘ dered operators of offending places to ! clear road right-of-ways. This order'g will affect many places along the Lincoln ‘Highway and the T. C. pike.'

oioping Prosperity The squirrel is smart enough to gathef his' winter's supply of food during the months of plenty. o - What the beast fdbes by instinct, man has learned to do through experience. - Are you stdring ybur dollars in a safe place for future needs? . - We pay 4 per cent on savings Citizens Bank L eda theClock”, .

CIRCUS! . , %8 - Mevagerie - Mammoth Carnival ' To Be Held At ~ Ligonier High School Friday and Saturday Nights Minstreﬁls, Cbmedies, Eortune' Telling, Tea "~ Room with Radio Ballet in connection, Eat Stands -

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