Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 May 1928 — Page 2

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Rishop Under Fire ; Bishop Francis J. McConnel of Pittsburgh Pa. against whom disciplinary action has been asked at the zeneral conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in session at Kansas City Mo., was one of the speakers at the North Indiana M. E. conference held in Goshen in April ¥927 Bishop McConnell spoke to a large audience at the high s¢Wol in Goshen in defense of modern youth and chnreh edncational institutions. : Bichop McConnell is now charged by the Rev. George A. Cook of Wilmington, Del., with maladministration and doctrina! immorality. It i s gaié that the bishop endorsed the evolution theory which is made the basis of the charze against him. -

' Bee Causes Wrecks - -~ When Mrs. Alvin Althhoff of Burket Koseinsko county atiempted Lo brush away a bee that had leighwd on her haud she lost control of the Ford car she was driving. The machine hit a teleplione -pole. Oneg of her children. Doreen Anna aged &G, was thrown from the car and landed on her head sustaining a skuil fracture. Her condition is critical at the McDonald hiosnital in Warsaw. A son Paul and Mrs. Emma, Burns also oe¢cupant of the car T Were severely bruised. : - - Conneeticut For Gov. Smith, . Connecticat «will send a delegation of twenty democrats to the national convention at Houston next month, instrueted to vote for Governor Al fred 2. Smith of ~New York until they may be released. by him from their instructions. The democratic state convention meeting adepted with great enthusiasm the resoiution instructing for Gov. Smith. : Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford, National committeeman for Connecticuii will head the delegation.

Stocekholders Meeting, The Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants Trust Company will be held in the Directors Rooms at Ligonier, Indiana, on the 22nd day of May 192¢ for the pul';m;\'u of electing Directors and Advisors' for the ensuing vear, and for the transaction of such other business that may regularly come bhefore them at that time. -A full attendance is desirveil. 15b2t

Perry Townthip Schoel Census Harold Smmons who took the enumeration of children between the ages of six and 21 vears in Perry township has filed his report with the trustee. He finds there are in the township of school age 262. Of this number 137 are males and 125 females. ; “The total number attending school is 213. Number employed 22 unemploved and not in school 27. A‘ Peeping Tom is Shot

Claude Bainhill 17 colored was shot by Louis Haszillo Wednesday night, when he caught the youth peeping in the window of his house in South Bend . Haszillo used a shotgun. Bainhill’s injuries -are not regarded as serious although he is still in the hospital. e

To Meet Monday Night

The second meeting of former soldiers to arrange for a decoration celebration in this city May 30th will be held in G. A. R. hall next Monday evening May 14th when the committee named at the former meeting will make their reports. '

Find Man Hanging

The body of a nian about 22 vears old was found hanging to a hedge tree in the south part of Valporaiso No means of identification were found on the body. e

Fifteen Chickens Stolen

Fifteen white Plymouth Roch hens were stolen from the chicken house on the farm in South Columbia township belonging to Mrs. Ray Kensler Saturday night. : :

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o Lad i: Hiied e Huler Merie M:ddies 16 year old Colum Lus ©. high ochoof student was killed went ‘of Fair Wafne Monday afterncon when his mother became excited and grabbed the steering wheel ot their automobile which another woman was driving causing the car to plunge. into a field and overturn. ‘ Held For Chicken Stealing ¢ A man giving his name as James Brown is being held in jail at Colunibia City on a charge of stealing chickens. He was arrested after he tried to sell a number of chickens. © Gefs for Examaination Dr. Paul Martin took Norman Wade to a Fort Wayne hospital Tuesday for an examination. Mr. Wade has been in failing health for some time. *7th Heaven' lazt (in:?® tpaicht

;’ ‘ S Stansbury’s Double Store . : . ot _.—'——_— i G Goods for House Cleaning, Goods for the Graduates, Gift Goods for the Graduates, Summer Goods for hot weather. Allin this sale. Special Silks for the School Girls’ Tield Day. An array of ¥ine Silk Underwear. Large line of Silk Undergarments... Headquarters for Ladies’ and Men’s Silk Hose. All the best Men’s : urnishings. A real Bargain Carnival. Lace Curtains Curtain Nets, Printed Silks, Fine Prints, Window Shades, Gauze Underwear. A house full of bargains. Come, try us. Buy of us. _ We will save you money. From Sat., May 5 to May 14 Il4c FANCY PRINTS 14¢ . This is one of the special bargains for you. All . fast colors, regular price 18¢, now ..................14¢ 14c DRESS GINGHAMS 14dc | This is another special for you. Regular 20c¢, now 14¢ BEG Gl L E e 98¢ HOUSE DRESSES 98¢ Another special bargain: 200 House Dresses to ' select from, at this one price, only ...............98¢ All sizes from 14, 16, 18, 20, 36 to 44. ¢ Come and make your selection. - 98¢ NICE PRINT DRESSES FOR GIRLS 98¢ From 8 to 14 vears, 5 dozen of this offering for 4 week of special selling, oty B 8 19¢ CRASH, ALL PURE LINEN 19¢ 18 inch Stephens Linen Crash. 400 yards to sell at this price. Get yours now, worth 23c this Sgle only ... - Geian s o 0 Bleached C€rash, worth 25¢, now ... 90c 59¢ RUFFLED CURTAINS 59¢ For bed rooms, bath rooms, dining rooms, at 7 the pair, only Sbl e et Boe Other Curtains, from 498 c to $5.00 the pair - Silk Curtains, the best ........$lO.OO and $12.00 the pair If you want new curtains fo rvour clean house, come and get your bargains. ‘ :

59¢ BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS 59¢ Just received another 10 dozen of that heavy ° weight, No: Rip Overalls, fast color blue, worth today $1.50, now bOl 10 Size 30 to 42. We have the extra sizes.

-$1.59 BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS 59c¢ A regular 75c¢ quality, our bargain price, only ........59¢ ~ Other Work Shirts and Dress Shirts. - Men’s Fine Madras Percale Shirts ...........................98¢ BOYS’ OVERALLS AND SHIRTS ' Why go other places and pay more? Heavy Blue Overalls for boys St sigiiiey i e 000 and. 98¢ Play Suits, Shirts, Blouses .and Hose. ' 98¢ MEN’S GAUZE UNION SUITS 98¢ Men! This bargain is for you. A large full cut, no rip garment of quality. To see them is to buy them TR vo S R e e LT

50c BOYS’ ATHLETIC SUITS 50c From 6 to 14 year sizes, checked. dimity suits, . a bargain price for the boy, opgly ... ... 000 Girls * Suits at the same price, same sizes.

; 49¢ RAYON SILK HOSE 49¢ Ladies! This is a real bargain for you, long boot, soft finish. Others would charge you 75c. - Misses’ Silk Hose, 50c, fancy and -plain. '

98¢ LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE 98¢ Never Mend, Pointed Heel, a wonder to wear, a wonderful pair of Hose, only Mo o 98e Equal in value and wear to the $1.50 quality.

38¢c, 81 INCH BLEACHED SHEETING 38¢ 81 inch Endurance Bleached Sheeting, good round thread Muslin for sheets at the vard ... 38¢

25¢ 7 SPOOLS J & P COATS THREAD 25¢ Black, white and colors, assorted or solid 7 spools 25¢

11¢ 36 INCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Ilc¢ o (vet this bargain, special only emtinunsadle the yard

14¢ HOPE BLEACHED MUSLIN 14c Regular 18c quality, this sale only veennennndde the yard

All items listed and many more will he offered in this sale. Cold spring, the cause of too many goods. Must sell the goods. Come now from Mayr sth to May 14th ,1928. r

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{ _Auburn Boy Serlcasly Hurt. - Richard Stroh 17 sonm of Arthur Stroh five miles west of Auburn was injured seriously late Monday night ‘when the motorcycle he was riding ‘crashed into the rear of a truck. Stroh is lying uneonscious in a hos‘pital with a broken jaw hone deep tcuts in his face and other injuries. 'Witnesses say there were no lights .on the truck. : é Last Member of Auburn G. A. R. s _William Snyder 86 last surviving _charter member of the G. A. R. post at Auburn is dead at his home in - Fort Wayne. Death was caused from { hardening of the arteries and gan{grene. ’ : 5 Court to Convene ! The May term of the Noble circuit flcourt will ,convene next Monday for -a heavy legal grind with Judge Biggs on the bench. :

Now and 65 Years Ago.

There are few living today who witnessed the waik of the noted Westcn, the pedestrian on his first trip from New York to Chicago. He was compelled to walk 100 miles during any three days specitied. There were no autdmobhiles to lead the van at that time but one pair of large Morgan bred horses made the entire trip. : . By comparison Weston's memorable walk was a tame affair as compared with the present ocean-to-ocean running race. There was no hold-up game attached to his western march, He simply made the best time possible within himself, without any specified stopping places. The interesting part of his walking was that in nearly every village of any size was a walker in tne making who would start out with Weston for a given distance and very often would out walk Weston.

John Casey and Tommy Gilmore of our city both had aspirations to be a longer distance than 20 miles was attempted more especially little Tommy When Weston passed through Ligenier over 100 on horseback and in wagons followed him to Goshen, Capt. Braden leading the van on a prancing steed. He always enjoyed placing himself in”a conspicuous place.

There was no vanguard of promoters and gleaners leading the van of Weston’s as vou saw today. Towns and cities were not held-up for so much per night's stay or so much for passing through the Main street, South Bend and Elkhart both refused to be heldup with the result that the runners passed south of both cities, much to the credit of both cities. Gogshen being the home of one of the

runners out of courtesy they passed through our city. Ligonier was taken in it is revoried io the tune of 3500. ‘ S 5 ; What course they will take 1o counteract their donation is a problem. All in all the confract of two noted events shows the trend of the times as to the mode of extracting moncy out of the public to fill the pockaie of promoters at the hands oi boys of limited means.. —G. W. K. in Goshen News Times. . Ligonier residents did not contribute $5OO. They put up $lOO.

Farm Home Damaged.

A fire caused by sparks from a chimney which was burning out seriousiy damaged the home of Ford Eaton a mile and” one-half east of Millersburg at noon Tuesday. The roof was entirely destroyed and considerable damage was gone to. contents of the house. The Millershurg fire department failed to respond to the alarm and the fire was extinguished by neighbors. i e

Mrs. Matilda Hapner Dead.

~ Matilda Hapner 84 years old widow of George Hapner who died in 1891 died Saturday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. James Hoshaw two and a half miles: east of New Paris. She is survived by the daughter a son Alonzo Hapner four brothers James Ira and John Juday of Millersburs and Chauncey Juday of Madison Wis. a sister Mrs, Ed Wehrley of Millershurg eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. :

Former Elihart Girl Dies.

- Mrs. Marie Jessup 27 wife of Chester O. Jessup formerly of Elkhart died Saturday morning at her home in Nashville Mich., from accidental poisoning. Her husband had thrown away some cyanide of potassium which had been in a cup and Mrs. Jessup afterward filled the cup with water-and drank it.

Club to Open

" The Tippecanoe Lake Country club will open next Saturday. The definite date for the formal opening event which is to be in the near future has not been set. o

Arrested at Llkhart

John Gilbert: 45 Goshen was arrested at Elkhart Sunday on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was released under $5OO bonds. : Comes Up Town : Milo Eversole confined to his home by illness. since April 4th came up town for the first since the date of his illness Tuesday to see the Pyle racers arrvive.

“The Valley of the Gian‘s“ is: a forceful drama of the great red woods of California Staring Miiton Sills Sun day and Monday. G

CIGAR SMOKERS ; U who say a good cigar can’t be made for sc¢ - There are lots of five-cent cigars, we admit, that don’t always give you full value for your nickel. But here’s one that works the other way : - Havana Ribbon. You can prove it: Put a Havana Ribbon 'longside some other five-cent cigars. Mix ’em up. Choose and smoke them blindfolded. You’ll single out the Havana Rihbon quicker than you can spot 4 rose in a cabbage patch! , Flayor? Fragrance? Mildness? You simply never before experienced anything ‘like it in a nickel cigar. Because Havana Ribbon contains no bitter, under-ripe nor “flat,” overripe tobacco.” But truc-tasting, flavor-laden ripe middle leaves of the plant. Amf long-filler, at that! If you want to know how we can do iﬁ, read some of our other ads. eantime, -don’t delay making the ‘above experiment. There’s a cigar counter near. Havena Ribbon is ‘also sold in Practical Pocket Pack- - ages of five cigars, : ¥ £

$25,000 Damage By Blaze Fire caused damage estimated at $25,000 at South Bend Friday. The fire started in the Morris Medow used car garage and seven homes in the vicinity were set on fire and damaged The garage was located on South Chapin street. Firemen worked for four hours to extinquish the fires which were scattered by a high wind. Coming May 22-23-24 Hareld Bell Wright's “Shepherd of the Hills.”

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- We have added to our equipment new electric gas' pumps and an electric high pressure - greasing outfit, also a high pressure spring oiler. Why take your car to the city to get the same service you can get at our pl;;ce for less money. \ e b - We are stri»*ixwg, at all times to keép our equipment up to date and hope you will appreciate it and give us an opportunity to demonstrate our skill. We grease your car while vyou wait or call forand deliverit. ’ Just Phone 481 , If we make mistakes tell us. Our neighbors | can’t rectity them. o ~ Kiester Electrlc Shop Shop Phone 48 1 ‘ Night Phone 298

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