Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 33A, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 October 1925 — Page 7

: _ Purse Snatcher. A man who used a nickel plated pistol according to his victim’s story stole a purse from Mrs. Larry Froeger in” South Bend and is ahead $22. No clue. -Buys Albion Property, Claud Barker has purchased the Lilllan Franks residence _property'» at the southwest corner of Courtyard square in Albion and will eccupy it. : I — : Foster’s 55th Community sale Thursday, Oct. 8 commencing at 12 o’clock. . : : :

Perfectﬁ Brand :Canned Peaches are now here ' for delivery. SUGAR, fine cane 10 pounds— ... 59¢ Try our Best Coffee 2 p0und5......................85\(: Try Wheaties a new'breakfast ceral 3 pkg 26¢ Fig bars fresh supply 2 p0und5........ .. 25¢ Caranaton or Pet milk talleans. . 10e Prunes fresh California shipment 2 1b5......23c Bead lageloaves sfor. =O. Kirks Flake White Soap 10 bars. . ... . 39c laoe(ld D ¢+ 05 Mason frull jars 2 gt. fsize. ... . 8119 ‘ Fancy California Gr@pes Tokays per lb. 10(: . SPECIAL PRICE o 6 Canned Goods | in Case Lots ~ Ligonier - oG

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10 cars on sale priced from $lO.OO to $65.00 We don't sell you a car and kiss you good bye . BECAUSE We have an up-to-date service station ~ always at your disposal Shuman-Turrell Co. | | - Authorized Ford Dealers o Ligonier | , o ' Indiana

l : . Free Health Clinie. The next free T. B, clinic under the !auspiées of the Noble County Public ‘Health association will be held at the Community building Kendallville Tuesday October 6 beginning at 10 a. m. with Dr. Eric Crull and Miss Elizabeth Holland in charge. Mishawaka Man Drowns. : William A. Whitmer 50 of Mishawaka drowned while fishing on a small lake at Bay View Mich., where Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer occupied a cottage during the summer. Surviving is his wife *

1923 .Ford Coupe $150.00 1924 Ford Touring $245.00 1922 Ford Coupe $235.00 1921 Ford Coupe $135.00 1921 Ford Touring $65.00 1920 Ford Touring $95.00 1924 Chassis . $175.00 1920 Ford Sedan . $195.00 1924 Ford Coupe . $365.00 1924 Truck Chassis . $145.00 1923 Ford Truck . $235.00

‘Held For Murder. l " Police at Michigan City are holding ;vEdward Ladurie alias Edward Durant 10 an Indian said to be wanted at ‘DesMoines lowa for the murder of B, F. Thomas hotel-clerk in an attemptted holdup last May. ~ Ladurie confessed to the murder, police said. ; He was picked up a. week ago ‘while loitering around a railrcad depot and examinedy for insanity b physicians when he talked freely about robberies in that city which never occurred. ) " Ladurie has served sixty days in St. Joseph Michigan. jain on a larceny charge following a filling station robbery at Grand Beach, Mich, :

Fined at Warsaw, | A campaign against reckless autoists is being conducted .in Warsaw. ?Lyman Henry of Goshen was assess‘ed $lB.BO on a charge of speeding on State Road No. 27 north of Warsaw, and Elmer Ibbert of New Paris who failed” to dim the lights of his car and whose machine was without a card in the container was fined $lO and costs total $lB.BO, - - Pyramids Defeat Gianfs. The. Benton Pyramids defeated the touted Wabash - Colored Giants ' Sunday %tternoon 11 to 6 on the Benton diamond. One of the largest crowds of the season saw the game there being nearly 500 present. o The contest proved to be full of thrills but the Benton team proved far superior to the colored boys.

Bourbon Man Killed, , , Henry Ross 70 of Bourbon was killed when a tree fell on him while he ‘was cutting timber for the Peabody Lumber company in a strip of woods five miles south of there, ; It is believed he misjudged the direction in which the tree would fall. Witnesses said he tried to run out of danger but was too late. He is survived by a widow. ; Man and Cows Xilled. ' Harley Johnson 25 of Culver was killed instantly Monday when the truck he was driving was struck by a fast southbound Pennsylvania train near Delong. Two cows in the truck also were killed. High School Circus and Carnival Friday and Saturday nights.

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~ Killed at South Bend. Alfonso Vermiere of South Bend died in Epworth hospital there Saturday night three hours after he was struck by an automobile driver unknown. There is no trace of .the driver who did not stop his car, A careening automobile which suddenly became uncontrollable bholted over the curbing at the corner of Indiana avenue and Catalpa street Sunday evening and crashed into the corner of .a store building atter knocking one woman to the sidewalk and throwing a young man from 'the running board where he was riding. Both sustained severe injuries. ‘Foster’s 55th Community sale Thursday, Oct. 8 commencinzg at 12 o’clock. High School Circus and Carnival Friday and Saturday nights, .

e Evenings enings e | ‘ Require better light. Electric table lamps and a complete line of light bulbs. . A better light for those without * electricity—Coleman gas lamps and lanterns gives a better light at less cost. Plain and fancy shades ° Come in and see tﬁem alsoi the new poultry house lan- : tern. ‘ Coleman Lamps $B.OO Coleman lanterns $6.50 ’ ® o | Weir's |

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' Drunk at 11 Years, " Charging that Carl his 11 year old son became intoxicated on liguor given him by some one at a church social gathering Sunday “ evening C. Norris today asked the South Bend police to assign detectives to help him learn the identity of the “bootlegger.” He is determined to prosecute he Says. . , The boy was hurried to a South

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