Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 November 1925 — Page 5

CURT'S CAR COPPED Hutchison Ford | Sedan Stolen at South Bend Thursday Night From - ‘ -~ Party of Ladies ' _A & L : * Curtis’ Hutchison is short one almost new Ford sedan this Friday morning with. small chance of recovery. The machine was stolen from in front of the ¥. M. C. A. home in South Dend Thursday night and the police there are without a clew. - Mrs. Curtis Hutchison and the Micses Mildred Kimmell, Helen Wiolf Madena Fair and Ruby Kunce drove over to attend “Blossom Time’” at the Oliver opera house, South Bend arriving there about eight o’clock. They took the switch key with them and locked the car doors. At eleven o'clock the machine was gone. The voung ladies took a train for Goshen and were met there Dby Mr. Hutchison and Joe Kimmell, Jr., who econducted the theatre party home. The South Bend poilice were given the license number of the machine by telephone. ° ’

~ Faker Gets His, - _ F. D. Noble who perpetrated a hoax on the police by fabricating a story about a holdup at the Henry Clay shoe store at Fori Wayne where he was enuihn@d as manager and robbing the safe of $385 paid for his bit of folly when he was sentenced by Judge Wood ,to a term of from one to 14 vears in the reformatory for grand lareeny. , , . ' Girl Charged With Arson, - ‘Miss Mabel Jones of Marion charéed with twice having attempted to burn the farm home of her emplover Roger Jordan a farmer south of Hartford City Wednesday went on trial in circuit court. She was said to have confessed to authorities that she attempted to burn the dwelling and then later repudiavied the confesion. Jordan %l}il]l%@lf was und_en arrest for a time. Michigan City Man Killed. Ernest' F. Vullmayer 39 vice president of the Zorn Products Co. at Michigan City was fatally injured Monday Akwenin’g when his atuomobile failed to take a turn on the on the Michigan' City-Liaporte road. The ear struek a tree and Vullmayer was thrpwn out. He died a short time later at a LaPorte hospital. Here On Visit, H. A. Rice of Birmingham Alabama is. in-the city a guest of his father Marlin Rice and other relatives. He is a former Ligenier who has prospered in the south. : i ¢ Finds Fine Kid Glove., @ - Daniel .Drain found a fine brown kid glove on the street which the owner may recover at the Banner oftice.. Pay vour Banner Su'nscription NOW

HUDSON’S -~ HUDSONS - HUDSON’S / DAY PREHOLIDAY SALE Sts Saturday, Nov. 21st—Ends Nonday, Nov.r h | Every Day is a Dollar Day

Some of the $§ Bargains D yds. white Daisy Outing Flannel ... . . .. . $l.OO 5 yds. 25¢ yard wide Outing Flannel ............................ $l.OO 3 pound Quilted Snowy Owl Bats ......ccceceevueuvernnine... $l.OO 8 yds. Teazled Down Outing Flannel |....................... $l.OO 5 yds, 25¢ fancy 32 inch Ginghams ©..... .. ... .. 8100 4 yds. 30c fancy 32 inch Ginghams ............................ $l.OO 9 yds. 25c yard wide Dress Percale .........ccoomovoiirsis $l.OO 3 yds Quaker Craff Curtain Nets ... .. $l.OO 2% yds. Ooc Fileb Cortain Nebs ... . ... $l.OO 6 yds 36 inch Curtain Marquisettes $l.OO 4y G K N CUrtain Swisses .......oviiiinn.... 3100 7 yds White barrved Marquisettes ... ... ... ... .. . $l.OO 3 yda. Tive figaved Grenadine ... . $l.OO Ladies. fine Fabric Gloves pair ...l 8100 3 Jars LaMaries 50c Bath Salts ............c0un....... $l.OO Ladies Silk and Wool Sport Hose pair ........ooovvonn.. $l.OO Swinging Photo Photo Frames all sizes .................... $l.OO Large size Clothes Baskets each .........cco.coneucoesoieennn.. $l.OO Faney Clothes Hampers each ..i..oiiii it $l.OO Electric Stoves, dandy value each ............................... $l.OO Cretonne Covered fancy Waste Baskets ......oooovonnn.. $l.OO special all mental Scoolers .............coiitiieiiivin.. 81,00 2 pair girls 75c Black aSteen Bloomers .......................... $l.OO Boys or girls Fleeced Union 5uit5'5.......0.00 i il $l.OO Ladies Silk Stripe Ribbed Union Suits ...........ccomereveinnnns $l.OO ' Fancy Gingham Apron Dresses all sizes ........................ $l.OO Baby Doll with erying Yoiee ... . iiiv i $l.OO ‘Tables of Sateen and Muslin Undergarments ................ $l.OO - Outing Flannel Nightgowns for women ............ wooovn.. $l.OO -il lot Black aSteen Petticoats each ............ooeriicceenen. $l.OO-

COATS AND DRESSES “Come and See Them” Coats at Special Prices Dresses at Special Prices

: Rev. Cooper Makes Good. Rev. H. S. Cooper of Detroit called at the News-Times on Thursday. Mr. Cooper makes his regular visit to Goshen to see his aged mother. Mrs. Hiram Cooper who has reached her 87th year Rev. Cooper. is a self-made man working his way through college, He entered the ministry and has doné !excellent work in the cause of Christianity. He has three sons all holding good positions in Detroit, — Goshen News Times. Homer S. Cooper is a graduate of the Ligonier high school and a brother of L. P. Cooper of this city and Mrs. Samuyel. Neufer of the Haw Patch. Woli Declared Murderer, Charles “One Arm’” Wolfe last night was found guilty by a jury in Delaware circuit court at Muncie of first degree murder for the killing of Ben Hance and wife on August 14 last. ‘The verdict is either death or life imprisonment. | ' The jury recommended life imprisonment, : Six Absentees. Six school boys are not in school today. Their absence is at the urgent behest of the faculty. The lads treed a skunk in the city gravel pit and laid‘ violent hands upon it. The result will be imagined. ; : _ | Fractured Leg. - . Mrs. Emma MecCollough residing‘ three miles. east of Goshen caught her foot in a rug on the back porch and fell breaking her right leg just below the hip.

: Big Gas Tax, ' Gasoline tax collections for Monday were more than $56,000 greater than for any other single day since ithe establishment of the law. A. N. Bobbitt collector announced today. : Another Big Sale Foster's community sale today attracted an unusually large crowd and the bidding was very spirited. These sales have become fixed institutions in Ligonier. ” Mr. and Mrs. Sam Galloway of Kendallville and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hostetler of LaGrange were Ligonier visitors Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Walter Robinson. Prizes at the Tuesday bridge club entertained by Mrs. W. H. Bender were awarded to Mesdames J. W. Draper and Olive Gerber . W. H. Hogue a former Ligonier attorney is in the city mingling with old friends. » Mr. and Mrs. Sol Henoch leave Sunday to spend a couple of days in Chicago. Mrs. Mae Carney and daughter Miss Helen are in South Bend.

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L 0. 0. F. Grand Officers, ~ The installation of Joseph Long of Logansport as grand master of the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Indiana featured the closing session of the encampment. : Other officers installed are H., F. Harding Marion deputy grand master .. A. Handley Richmond grand trustee and F. 1. Behymer Connersville. : Moves to Ligonier, . ~ H. H. Shélley has removed with his family from Wawasee to Ligonier and has located at No. 307 E. Sixth street. Mr. Shelley lis employed in Fort ‘Wayne. : : Mrs. Karl Decker entertained her ‘bridge club Wednesday afternoon the favors going to Mesdames J, B. Schutt and Frank Scott. s - By the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morton at Ingianapolis Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ameling become grandparents, Attorney Bothwell has gone to Indianapolis to -spend the week end with his daughters. : Charles Francisco found a black overcoat on the North, road out of Ligonier, ok Mrs. J. B. Schutt is home from a visit in Cleveland Ohio, : Matinee at 3:00 at Crystal Thanksgiving Day. ‘ : ‘

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| Banner Delayed One Day. ~ Owing to the disposal of the old newspaper press of the Banner office and replacing it with a more modern one the Thursday issue is delayed one day. The Banner office is much better equipped by the change. : Is Granted Pension, Mrs. Theressa Drake widow of Daniel C. Drake of Rome City has #een granted a pension and the accrued pension of soldier up .to the time of his death. . o Thanksgiving Observance, Mayor Dening will issue his Thanksgiving proclamation Monday requesting the citizens of Ligonier to suspend all business operations on Thursday, November 26 and give thanks. : Mrs. Cora Shaull of Bryan Qhio and her mother Mrs. Nancy Armstrong of Wawaka wil] become residents of Ligonier. L , Learn. about women from “The Talker” starring Anna Q. Nelsson and Lewis Stone at Crystal Sunday and Monday. _ : Mrs, Henry Hire is again under the care of a physician. She is suffering from an atack of throat trouble. Miss Elnora Miller of Cromwell submitted to an operation for appendicitis in Goshen hospital Thursday. Pay vour Banner Subscription NOW

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- STYLISH BLACK SILKS - So Much in Demand for Frocks - Black seems to predominate in women’s color preference for winter frocks of silk. Our showing includes all leading weaves in plain or satin face silks. o , ‘ - . ~ 40-inch Heminway aStin Crepe $3 yard. ’ ‘ 40-inch Corticelli Crepe aStin $4 yard. , 40-inch Satin Charmeuse $1.95 yard. _ . 40-inch Skinner Crepe Satin $4.50 yard. : 40-inch Brocaded Canton $1.95 yard. 54-inch fine Pebble Canton $4.50 yard.

BLANKETS—heavy weight; full size plaid cotton blankets and wool-mixed blankets. $3.95 $4. 95, $5.69 pair. CURTAlNS—ruffled tie-back curtains, plain white or colored, $1.50, $1.79 $2 pair., TABLE LAMPS—pottery bas- : es and parchment and chintz shades $2.39, $2.69 $3.839 complete. - UNION SUlTS—women’s fleeced cotton union suits all styles and sizes special at $1 suit, = COMFORTERS—home made cotton challis comforters in light or dark colors $8.85 DRESS FLANNELS—b4-inch pure wool dress f_lannels-:in new range of - colors. $2.95 yard, ‘ . HAND BAGS—new novelties in leather hand bags choice, - $2.95 |

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