Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 21B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 June 1929 — Page 3

_BFILDIXGS AT ‘WAWAKA_ BURNED Chapman Barber Shop and Omstead - Residence Razed by Fire With - Loss of SILOO6 - Wawaka residents made a strong "'.appeal to the Ligonier fire department or aid during the blaze there Sunday night mentionkd in,,\l'm'u_iu,\"s Banner. Unmder orders of the {xit_\' council the Ligonier department must _net go out of the town limits t«),fi;’lql a_ fire. Wawaka residents were very indiant over the matter of refusal. A Wawaka dispatch reads: “Fire of undetermined :n‘igin which “started in the Ray Chapman barber shop shortly before 11 o'clock Sunday night des'truwa two buildings with an estimated loss of $4,000 and for a time threatened the entire business district of the village. The buildings destroyed were the Chapman barber shop and the residence of AMrs, Carrie Omstead. There was but a small amount of insurance carrvied on the buildings “The blaze was firsi - discovered some little time after services .at th church were completed and the telephone operator, Mrs., Clyde Zimmerman spread the alarm.. Before “i:‘; could arrive from the neighbors rarnis and from Cromwell Albion and Wolcottville the flames had spread o rapidly that it was impogsible to remove the contents of the barber shop or the residence. e “Residents of Wawaka assisted by nearby farmers and motorists Wl rushed to the scene of the blaze suc‘ceeded in holding the fire in check until the arrival of [fire departments from Albion] Cromwell and Wolcoti-’ ville. The flames for a {ime threatened to catch the Kitchen general store but with in & few ininutes after the arrival of the three fire trucks the blaze was under control. - “There was no one in the bharber shop Sunday and it is thought -defeetive wireing might have caused the fire. I}‘is probable the bhuildings will ‘not be rebuilt.” - Ancient Rule (hanges, The U. S. senate ckanged hy an over whelming vote the secrecy rule under ‘which it had conducted business for 140 years. ¢ ¢ ißeacting to agitation, for open sessions which followed publication by the United Press of two recent secrot roll calls the senate adopted <by 2 vote ( )I'-69 to 5 the Robinson resointion reforming the old rule, ’ : The resolution provides. that all presidential nominations and treaties shall be considered in open session untess a motion is made and carricd by a majority vote excluding the press and public from the session. ! © 100 BLOOYMS STOLEN I D.‘Bal\'(»‘r’nirkml a hundred choice " blooms from his peony garden at Kendallville to display .at the Woll: & Dessauer store in Fort Wavne Wed: nesday and Thursday and placed them in a refrigerator in the gorage ot his home Monday night. Thieves stole evervy hloom. .

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(hristian Seience Services

“(od the Preserver of Man”’ was the ( subject > of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Chlirist Scientist, on’ Sunday June 16. . e ~Among the citations which comprised the Tesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “And .lesus_, when he came ‘out saw much people and was moved with compassion toward them, because they were as sheep not having a shepherd: and he bhegan to teach them many things. And whithersoever he entered into villages or cities or country, they laid the sick ip the streets and besought him that ‘t]w_v might touch if it were bLnt the border of his garment: and as many as touch ed him were made whole” (Mark 6:34 56,) ‘ ' The Lesson-Sermon also inecluded

the following passages l‘mny the Christian Science textbook “S('inm, and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy; “The physii';il healing of €hristian Science resulfs now as in Jesus’ time, {rom the operation of divine Principle before which sin and disease lose their reglity. in human consciousness and disappear as naturally and as neces-

s;n‘ily; as darkness gives 1)!11(‘0 to light and sin to reformation. Now as then, these mighty works are not supernatural, but .‘s"upremoly nataral’” (Pref. i) . ;

Elkhart Stitehers

- The fourth meeting of the Elkhart Si,in‘tlxgl"s was held at the home of \‘filpde:ir?l» Conrad June 13 with 14 members present. We received our instruction sheets and record books at’ this; time but all have our work started and a few having the first article finishéd. -We sewed: a quarter of @n hour, then played games. Refreshments were served, The next meeting will be held June 27 at the home of the leadre Mildred Franks. - Jane Franks ==

- Court House Cloek Jarred (Charles IHeinley custodian of the Columbia City courthouse saw the dome hit by lii{llt))illg Sunday morning. 1t was just 8 o'clock and the clock had struck once but was jarrved past the other seven strokes. Wires \\"(‘-‘I‘O burned off an dthe clock was in darkness but no damage couald he found except a hole in the copper part ol the roof. Mr. ‘Heinley saw a ball of fire float off the dome and disappear in the air. '

News is Brief, ~ The following is a brief dispatenh from New York City concerning the drowning of Clifford Milner: “Clifford Milner 26 of Ligonier, Ind., a private in company E 16th infantry was drowned Saturday = afternoon when he fell off the sea wall at Pt Jay Governor’s Island N. Y. He was off duty at the time. His body has not been recovered. \ Mrs. Cecil Knapp of Kimmell under went an appendectomy at the Goshen hospital. ' e

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

CONGRESSIONAL TIE UP

Adjournment May Be Delayed By Insurgents if Watson Fails to Placate "~ Progressives |

Congress today confronted a situation in the senate contest over restriction of tariff revision which many leaders regarded as threatening to thrwart the plan for a summer vacation. : = £

The issue was drawn on the resolution of Senator Borah Republican Idaho to restrict the tariff changes to rates affecting agricultural and relatell products together with an amend ment by Senator J(jmeS of Washington assistant Republican leader to bring industrial products which have been “depressed” in recent years by increasing ‘competitive» imports within the scope of the limitatiurns pProposed. : o

Senator Watson of Indiana the Republican leader has taken command of the opposition to the Borah proposal but members of both groups conceed today that itg adoption was possible if- not probable. The Indiana genator is counting for_his main support from the group of Republican regulars whe lined up with him in suuport of President Hoover's opposrtion to the export debenture plan of farm relief but some of these already have {islosed their preference for the Borah restrictions. :

Senator Norris Republican Nebraska meanwhile has worked out a revised export debenture proposal as an- amendment to the tariff bill. To prevent speculation in debenture certificates - which woi_ul(l be _ issued to farmers exporting surplus crops he woud provide for 'th_eir redemption by the treasury at 98 cents 6n the dollar.

Slow Drivers Next to he Arrested

In order to rid the state highways of “slow drivers” state police “hurried traffic along” Robert Humes chief announced. = ' “We don't want arrests” Humes said, “What we want is for the traffic to keep moving at a brisk rate.” Although no arrests were said to have ‘heen made ,'Se\'m'al motorists were told “to step on it.” ' { » i f © © Buy Armored (ai. @ The Allen county couvcil has appro ‘priated $2,500 to purchase machine guns, 'steel jackets and an armoured lautomol)ile fc combat banditry. ; | The equipnient to be purchased will : roméin the property of the sheriff’'s office. . ¢

‘ . I Sate is Carried Away., - | A small safe, containing $450,- receipts over the week end, was carried 'away from the South Bend Independ‘ent Oil company station early Monday ‘morning. - : ' :

Circus Snakes.

Two uninvited guests who “crdhed” a lawn party, near Peru, caused a near panic. They were blacksnakes measuring four: and {our and - onehalf feet. . :

: " THE CHEVROLET. ' Pay your Banner subscriptions. Chevrolet-Lincoln Sales Phone 145 Ligonier, Ind

Chevrolet , b S .~ What is believed to be a new record for the sale of used cars in the United States was established in May when the nation-wide Chevrolet dealer organization sold 157,624 used cars. This was 4n' addition. to the record volume of new car business which alsoe soared to a new level during the month. e ;

" In commenting on the achievement, Chevrolet factory officials point out that it was made péssi})[e through the tremendous amount of public confidence that has been built up by Chevrolet dealers through the general policy of offering for sale only dependable merchandise. They explain that through the widespread use of the red tag “with an 0. K. that counts” prospective used car buyers can be assured that every wvital part of the car has been properly reconditioned and put in shape to offer thousands of miles of unused transportation. Compared with- the corresponding month of a year ago, when 118,195 used cars were sold, the i!:\y 1929 total showed '‘a gain of more than 33 percent. It also outstripped the ;\pl‘il 1929 record of 133,887 used cars.

- In accomplishing this feat, the Chevrolet dealer -organization sold an average of 6.063 used cars a day during the 26 business days of the month This was at the rate .of more than 600 cars an hour and more than ten cars a minute, The May proof demonstrates ‘that it pays to sell only dependable merchandise officials point out. ' :

Wins Gold Medal Sixth Time.

A letter from Claud Harper assistant chief in animal husbandry Purdue University brings t:he interesting information that S. E. Weaver farmer of Elkhart county living =on -the Fort Wayne road southeast -of Goshen has for the sixth year won a gold medal in the Gold Medal Lamb club. Professor Harper states that Mr. Weaver has only one close’ competitor this one having five medals t chis credit. Mr. Weaver has for a number of years kept a flock of pure bred Hampshire sheep. All his stock is sold for breeding purposes.

Double Wedding.

| Mr. and Mrs. Herdie Roe and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Stoltz have issued in_vitations to the marriage of their _daughters Claudia Ellyn and Mary | Louise to Garth M. Stoltz and Wilbur iT.' Saggars on Tuesday, June 21 at two, ‘oo’clock at the Mennonite church in . Topeka. : - ;

Fined For Having Fish.

l, Dan Cassetta who gave a fictitious | Hame when arrested at Kale islun;l | Lake Wawasee during a raid and Paul Heine were fined $25 each by Justice :A. P. Griffith at Warsaw for posgession of fish during the closed sealson on pleas of guilty. ;

| STANSBURY'S . WE WANT AND MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK. « ALL NEW. UP TO DATE STYLES, QUALITIES AND MATERIALS. THIS WILL BE THE TIME FOR YOU TO TARE - ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS WITH GOOD (001, SUMMER GOODS. ' : : : ' ;

WORTH 98¢, NOW 69¢. | Ladies’ Tron Clad Silk Hose silk to the top, Nos. 807, 806, Lisle top, service hose, regular 98¢ hose, both styles for this sale 690 . All sizes, all shades. i | ~ WORTH 98¢ NOW 89¢ - Ladies’ regular length or shorty Silk Bloomers, for this sale, only 189(, - - WORTH 89¢, NOW 79c¢. : Ladies’ Pastel Shades, Silk Vests, extra quality. You will need three or four shades. Just buy them ROW BBIE . ..« oo o e WORTH 79¢, RAYON SILK DRESS: GOODS 59¢ : This will be a sale for yvou. Get your Dress Goods now, '»\‘_(n;th e . now ... 0. .. B 0 36 INCH PRINTED DIMITY, 29c¢ Cool, pretty, and full of style, worth 35c mowonly . . 0 00 . l4¢ THE YARD 14¢ 36 inch Fast Color Prints, worth 20 now 14c Get all you need at this sale. . ALL SILK DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED - PRICES : Flat Crepe;, Satin Faced Crepe, Charmeéuse, Crepe de Chine, all reduced 29¢ on the yard: 19¢ ALL PURE LINEN CRASH. 19¢ 18 inch, Stephens Crash Brown worth 22¢ 16 “inch, Stephens Crash, Brown worth 20c¢ DOW omini a 1 ~ WORTH 98¢ NOW 89¢ e Ladies Heuse Dresses, fancy prints new style ~hort Sleeve, just for hot weather, worth 98¢ Child’s Wash Dresses, Play Suits. Boys’ Dress Suits a large selection from 79¢

This sale will start Saturday, June 22nd, and close Saturday, June 29th -

C. R. STANSBURY

- 30¢ GIRLS SILK BLOOMERS 50¢ For the Girls fromi 6 to 12 years. = Silk Vests for the Girls worth 75¢ now ... 67¢ . 25¢ % SILK HOSE ROLL TOP 25¢ Pastel Shades now ,W. 25¢ Other Hose for Boy and Girl. T ~ 50¢ SILK HOSE 50¢ : Have you tried a pair OF these Hose. It not, One Pair -will convince you of their jmerit only Wj‘ S 0 50¢-55¢ LADIES }f.\*m.\-’ SUITS This is a fine garment of worth at 50¢ and 55¢ Ladres’ Vests at l 25¢, 30c¢ 35¢ Hoe Sher Lvion Suits Lo 0 B - | : : . v-> . X = : % 5 - $1.29 MEN’S OVERALLS $1.29 Blue Denim, heavy weight triple stiteh plenty of pockets, bar tacked ‘only s 9L 2S Jumpers, Unionalls, Boyv’s Overalls with or witheut bibs. . - - ey v Childs’ Play Suit ages 31,%.1._{5; &x7,Bup @ - 69¢ WORK SHIRTS 69¢ o Blue- Chambray Work Shirts .............. 69¢ Our Extra Heavy, Fancy Work Shirts .. 39¢ All full cut fast colors L ; . 25¢ MEN'S SILK HOSE 2%5¢ | Black, Gréy and Faney the pair ... 25 Hose one 10 dozen lot extra fine .qual-ity,-éil!\' hose In t}_lef.ehmce" faney patterns. for summer worth from 50c fo 75¢ the pair all in one lot,‘ at Ee i e e, DO 89¢ LADIES' CREPE GOWNS 89¢ - Our Entire Stock of 98¢ Gowns at tlie one BRee ol e Come Early . e - We will have these items on sale at a maoney saving. We will sell a lot of these gobds i‘a short time. [f.vou want your supply come earlv. Get-the choice. 4 -

LIGONIER, INDIANA