Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 35B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 October 1925 — Page 2

—\Q‘, £R a 1 eo ' . . =] IYPE | W\ SR A= W\ K ¥:: T | =57 ADESTES | e S e N RS | - T e (oo , : : cu,\m?r:ssm | can be made warmer with good floor coverings. - _ Your Labor = , of caring for the floors will be lightened more than half. . . And The Attractive @ floor covering will add much to the beauty of your rooms. Congoleum and. Le- ~ noleum is now used on nearly all the floors of the house---you will find here a well assorted stock of floor coverings felt and cork. Bring us your measure . and we can cut to fit as well as estimate. You should see the new wall | - paper patterns fOr 1926. - Bet- ' . ter tsan ever. . Weaver's Hardware b o - . i Phone 134

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Bigger - Better Stocks -- Lower Prices CHAIN STORES that BUY and SELL for CASH can and do give better merchandise for less meney and can have newer, bigger and better stock.

‘ots $2.98 COATS ® Infants Brushed Wool Sweater sets $4.98 Infants all wool coat sweaters, red tan prwhlrel ... . . .. ... . 51098 Girls all wool serge or jersey 7 to 14 slzedresied. ... ... . . ... .. ... D2OB Girls hatﬁf and bonnets priced fr0m.....51.98

Alarm Clpc‘ks, Klines one year guarantee, on sale this week $1

Canton Crepe, satin faced 40 in wide, black and other colors peryard. .. ... 8198

Underwear At Kline’s Low Price Mens fleeced unione..s 1.69 Mens 504, wool unionssé.49 Mens all wool unions..s4.9s Boys fleeeed uni0n5....... 98¢ Girls fleéced uni0n5....... 98¢ Childs sleeping gar- . enly.. . 190 Womens ;rests or pants..9B¢ Mons shitts o di‘abvers..9Bc

OB B &P 5 T SToALS AtL overD ) - oAy £ o o 3 & LESS .“‘, g (" 4 >, ,_g':‘“ ,_#""“;s’:‘:' ,ﬁ, o"% ot £V ) P (9 457 & 55 & oy frs 7, a 5 1; 4 & ;’1 . o 4 ShY 68 B £ % ¥ b . ,A‘"; 24V LA &' ! ;.9 o : Goshen’s Chain Department Store

30YS COAT 9 8 SWEATERS JOC Lumberjack knitted bottom flannel .. ... - %169 Long Corduroy or worsted boys pants. .$2.98 Overcoats, sizes 8 to 16 at $6.95. Age Swiat. . . BBR Juvenile Olfver Twist all wool Jersey suitss2.9B

Cotton bats, Panama pure white 3 Ibs. fine cotton bats each 95¢ Hockey Caps, for boys or gitls all wool yarn many colors 39c

Womens Fur Trimmed Good quality, newest styles, all are fur trimmed. Sale of $35 COATS Coats worth to $35 in New Yorks best styles for women and Misses. | | Sale of $l5 cloth and silk | DRESSES Porietsh i t color and taonutirtl ange of sl i D9OO | . Other dresses priced from $4.95 to $24.50

Thc Lagomer Banner ESTABLISHED 188e.F ; Pu_blished by ! o e “he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Published every Monrday and Thursday and entered in the Postoffice at Ligoaier, Ind., as second class matter.

- DEMOCRATIC TICKET . Mayor—Dr, C. G. Keehn Clerk—Joseph C. Kimmell, ; Treasurer—Olive M. Gerber. Councilman Ist Ward—F. E, Tyler ‘Counciiman 2nd Ward—G. 0. Smith - Couttciiman 3rd Ward—&., W. Starr Counciiman at large—George RamshY. : ' | ~ Councilman at large—Albert Bordner, . : ’, Visit South Bend. »_ The following Ligonier members attended « meeting and banquet given by the Kuife and Fork eclub at the Oliver Hotel 'South Bend, Tuesday evening: Ralph Allen, Sol Henoch C. R Stensbipy. B R Welee WHL Wigton, A. B. Weaver, W. H. Bender, and Dr. C. G. Keehn Messrs, Wigton Weaver, Bender and Keehn were accompanied to the eity by their wives, the ladies taking in a concert. ~ Dates Are Fixed, : Dates for the Father and Son banquets to be held in Noble county next month were set Monday evening at a meeting of memberg of the Noble County Y. M| C. A. held at Ligonier.| The . first banquet will be held at Albion on November 10 at Ligonier November 12 and at Kendallville Friday November 13.

“Peppermin® oil Only Water According to a story from South Bend a barrel of “peppermint oil” that was kept in valuts of three banks three banks there as security on a $2,000 loan turned out to be only water. Just who is stuck is not known. The fellow who delivered the barrell claims the change of contents was made in the bank. . Auto Turns Over. Two Goshen residents a young man and a young woman suffered minor injuries when their auto turned over on the Dixie highway near V.’ars'a_w, Sunday night. The car was damaged and before a wrecking crew towed it to a garage a tire ‘and motor meter were stolen. . - To Open Tea Room. . Mr, and Mrs. Henry E. Schirm formerly of Ligonier will in a few days open a tea room in the Miss Wilma Foulks home corner Madison bou{evard and Righth street in Goshen. . The city elections in Indiana will be held one week from next Tuesday, November 3. :

Flannel shirts for men, good - wool quality, sizes 141-2 to 17 1 2 grey or khaki ~ $l9B - Moleskin trousers in grey stripes or khaki. Best wearing or work pants ... .. 5298

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

Mrs. Shelley Green and Mrs. Linval Calbeck and son Richard spent Thursday at the home of Lloyd Goudy. Mrs. Will Ronahue is visiting her daughter in Deshler Ohio. e " Mrs. Howard Love and Altha May Gantshorn spent Saturday in Nappanee - Mrs. Dick Kessler and mother Mrs. Vinton Williamson left Sunday for Maryland where they will spend several weeks. Mrs, Melvin Snow' and children of Plato spent several days with Rev. Hutsinpillar and wife. : Miss Isabelle Crouse and {riend of Hicksville Ohio was callers at the home of Howard Love’s Sunday eve%@ ing. . . LR

The Rainbow class of the M. B church will hold their annual Hal loween Supper October. 50th ia the church basement. - : ; Raymond Clark who is lele;’;raph operator in Michigan is spendling :'ll few days with his tamily here. | Mrs. Hutsinpillar spent a few Llays} in l.aGrange visiting friends., . Mrs. Howard Love spent Wednesdayl in LaPorte visiting her sister Mrs. Lawrence Northam, | Mb. and Mrs. Melvin Baker spent sunday and Monday in Lakevilie vigiting \irs. Baker’s niece. : In Honor of a Great Event Birthdays are always important occasions especially if ore is very young or very old. Before long The -Youth's Companion will be a hundred years old and the event is going to be niade a memorable one for The Companion’s many friends. . So. although the date is not until April 18 1927 preparations will begin with 1924. e In honor of its birthday The Companion will come to you next year at the new low price of $2. It will be dressed in its party clothes, with new cover designs enlai‘ged illustrations, new brilliantly clear type and over 200 pages more than last year. It will contain 9 book-length serial stories fascinating mystery stories, tales of adventure on land ana sea, the new ‘“Make-It and Do-It” Pages, radio games, books and puzzles, inlteresting special ‘articles and the everdelightful Children’s Page. Don’t miss this great year of The Youth’s Companion subscribe now and receive: 1.. The Youth’s Companion-— 52 issues in. 1926 and s

2. The remaining issues of 1925 All for only $2. - 3. Or include MecCall’s Magazine the monthly. authority on fashions. Both publications only $2.50. : . THE YOUTH’S COMPANION L S N Dept., Boston, Mass, Subscriptions Received at this Office. : Given Little Scare, .Tenants in the Weir block at the corner of Cavin and Second streets were given a little scare Monday evening when volumes of smoke were discovered issuing from the room occupied by Herman gack. The flame in an oil heating stove ran up, filling the place with smoke. The stock was slightly damaged when the blaze was discovered.

Wite Slayer Sentenced. The trial of Alfonso Salvo age 34 years for the killing of his wife Mary in Kokomo last July 24 ended abruptly in the Clinton circuit court where it had been taken on a change of venue, when Salvo entered a plea of guilty to a charge of manslaughter and took a sentence of 2 to 21 years. The original charge had been second degree murder. : . Balloon Man Hurt. - J. F. McConnell who was making balloon ascensions in connection with the Goshen fall festival there last week hit on a building when making his parachute. descent Saturday, A bone in his ankle was fractured and he was cut and bruised so that he will not be able to make ascensions soon again. : : ‘ Meet to Be at Fort Wayne, A meeting of all postal employees in the twelfth congressional district will be held at the Fort Wayne Y. M. C. A. November 7. The several hundred visitors expected will include all carriers, clerks rural carriers and railway postoffice clerks. .

Pays His Wager. Joe Leavy walked on his knees from the American Cafe to the Lincoln highway garage Tuesday on Cavin street at two o’clock in payment of a wager. A large audience witnessed the unique performance and snap shots were taken of the moving figure.. Masquerade Cake Walk. . Great amusement and pleasures are promised for tomorrow evening at the Perry township centralized school building where the school will put on a masquerade cake walk and box supper. A number will be in attendance from Ligonier. _ : , Democrats Name Doctor Dr. Angus C. McDonald will probably be the Democratic candidate for mayor of Warsaw. The city committee has agreed to place hig name on the ballot and it is believed that he will accept the place. ;

Earl Thompson and daughter Esther and Mrs. Vina James of Ligonier were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Marion Eddy near Kencallville over the week end, Mrs. Mae Carney daughter Helen and son James attended a concert in South Bend Tuesday evening, Colleen Moore in the Desert Flower is a peach of a show. We know, we have seen it. : : |

Kimmell Items.

Chickens and ('ali Stolen, Petty thieves have been active in Troy township Whitley county. As Sanford Tinkham was walking in the lane at his home he met a small truck coming out. The truck had a chicken coop on it with some chickens in the; coop and there was also a calf upon it. When Tinkham arrived home he investigated and found that the chickens and calf had been stolen from his farm. i ; : i Forty rods of wire fencing were stolen from 'James Sappington who resides in the same neighborhood on the samie mgm_a ge 1 ol medklß R Lo Ak ap b BYo Mythnd ‘Bam’ Leéper republican and ex*‘;f R. Montgomery demo- & . rival candidates for mavor of South Bend will next Monday morning face ministers of that city and make wliatevex'_ pledges they see fit preliminary to the election. Neither has been accused of being ultra dry, therefore there is much interest in what they will have to say to the preacliéfﬁ. : - . He Was Polite, A polite young man engaged a Yellow Cab at Elkhart to take him to the outskirts ‘of the city. When the cab stopped a cold barrel of a revolver was shoved in the side of the driver, his small change requested and overcoat. The driver was forced out of the cab while the bandit drove back to Elkhart.. The cab was later recovered. : :

. ’ Burglars Active. Burglarg are active in South Bend. They invaded the Economy department. store. Metropolitan five: and ten cent store and the Grand Leader store getting about $3,000 half of it from the Economy. | - To Hold Bake ‘Sale. The Gleaners Club of the Ligonier Christian church will hold a bake sale at thie Star grocery from 2 to 5 o’clock Saturday afternoon October 31. Colleen Moore at Crystal Sunday and Monday. Gossard Corsets, . Gossard corrests are designed for every type of figure that you can wear with all day comfort. Come in and see the new fall Models. You will tind comfort and style and service at any price you want. Priced as low as $2.50. ‘ , , Brassiers at 50 cents. ‘ ‘Saturday 24th a brassier will be given with each corset, At the Holderness and Smith Store Wednesday and Saturday - ETHEL M. BLACK =~ To the Public. ‘ ~ Starting with Thursday October 22 I will discontinue malgng deliveries of oil and gasolene onm Thursday of each week, until further notice. Ed Crockett. 3bal2t*

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Gutelius Store ® Specials Saturday, Oct. 24 = = Monday, Oct. 26 Brown Enamel Dish pan 49¢ value ............cococueeeeiee.. 29¢ Brown Examel Pudding Pan - . ... ... .. ... 29 Brown Enamel Shuce Pan ... ... ... .. P 4 Men's Heave Work Shirts .... .0 ... 98 Men’s Heavy Work Shirts 89c¢ value ........cccceoeeie..... 69¢ Men’s Heavy Work Shirts 59¢ value .......cccecuvenennee. 49c¢ Cotton Bed Blankets 66x80 $3.00 value .................... 2.539 Cotton Bed Blankets 66x80 $3.25 value .................... $2.69 32 in. Gingham 25-29 cents value yard .............cc.0..... 17¢ Yard wide Perenles Lightor Dark ...............cccc.coiii 110 Canvas Gloves 15¢ Value per dozen ........ccccuen..... $l.OO Limit 1 dozen to costumer. fi . 10 Bars P. & G Laundry Soap 4 bars Palm Qlive or Jap Roee 14 By .. - . ... ... @8 4 Rolls Tallet Paper 7 oz, sige .. . ... ... ... . 29¢ White Enamel Combinets $1.39 value ...................... 98¢ Yard Wide Outing Light or Dark value 29 to 33¢ ' theyyed .. . 000 27 in. Outing Light or Dark the yard ........................ 15¢ 3lb. Stitched Batts $1.25 value ........cooeiscernunessne 980 Challies in beautiful patterns the yard ........................ 15¢ Shopping Baskets Faney ... ... . ... ...~ v O Men's: Heavy Work Sox Woel ... ...0 ... ... 19 Mona Hoave Workißox ... . ... ... ... 2 Men's Heavy Wool 86 ... ... ... - 99 Men's Heavy Woaol Sox . ... ... ... ... .. . ;Mg 40z2. Bottle Almond Cream ............................... 10e 40z DoIteSHEmMPOn ..o i TR 4 o 7 bottle Hayrom lobion. - ... .. ... ... /71§8¢ 4 oz. Betile Cuevmbeér Cream. ... .................... . 10¢ 4 oz. bottle Witch Hazel Lemon Lotion ............... 10c 4 oz. bottle Glycerine and Rosewater ............................ 10¢ 2oz. Baitle Perfa 0.. . . 10 Halloween decorations, falsefaces, horns, noise makers of all kinds. Costumes in clown, Irish Lassie, Italian Girl, Spanish Girl, Pirate. When you come here for your Halloween supplies you have taken the right step to save money. - | CANDY CANDY CANDY YOU KNOW what our candy sales are. So don’t miss this one. , : Black Walnut Fudge regular 30c Sat only 2 Ibs. .... 39¢ Marble Fudge Regular 20c 2 pounds ................0.......... 25¢ Coconut Toasted Paddies Regular 30c¢ 2 Ibs. for ........ 39¢ Coconut Carrpel Soeils 2t ... o 08 Chocolate Creams regular 80e 2 Ibs. .....ccooeeerereennnen.. 29¢ Cocomi dipa 2pounds ~ ... ... . = 008 Come In And See Us We Are Always Glad to See You. BNS R L QL7 AT BAT N 0 RO P TR ) A A S R 575 ST S SIS The Gutelius Store . THE STORE FOR SERVICE

This is the right place to get a real overcoat at a reasonable price. We have a marvelous assortment of just the kind of a coat that you are looking the new Tube Model, Plain backs, Belted backs, Double Breasfed and Singlebreasted Prices Vrange from - $l5 to $5O