Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 45B, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 December 1929 — Page 3

SERVICE A special characteristic of our service is the careful attention given every detail no matter how small. Stanley Surfus Funeral Director., Phone 495

Ligonier Shippers’ Ass'n.

MARKET YOUR LIVE STOCK CO-OPERATIVELY ' “‘ln the Hands of a Friend From Beginning to End.” WHEN YOU HAVE LIVE STOCK TO SHIP, CALL - T.J. Spurgeon Phones: Ligonier 834 or Topeka 3 ond 40

Harry W. Simmons Crustee Perry Townshsp Offlce at Farmers and Merchants Bank Saturday Afternocon and Saturday . Evening '

O. A. BILLMAN Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Water Systems, Etc. Well Drilling one 333 : LIGONIER

Dr. Maurice Blue * VETERINARIAN

Office: Justamere Farm

Phone: l.igonier 857

VERN B.FISHER Sanitary Plumbing and Heating ' Phone 210 Ligonier, Ind

Kenneth Gorsuch General Hauling Day or Night Phone 832 Ligonie,

H. E. Robinson

Plumbing Hot Water Steam Heating Phones: 453 or 218 Ligonier

Harry L. Benner Auctioneer Upen for all engagemends Wolf Lake, Indiana Both Noble and Whitley . County Phones .

W. H. WIGTON

Attorney-at-law

Ofdce in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER, ND

We are in a position | to give all . 1 Printing l Prompt and Careful Attention s - Abt o e e

Bothwell & Vanderford | Lawyers 2hone 156. Ligonier. Indiana

Howard White WAWAKA, INDIANA AUCTIONEER Phone 8 on 1 Wawaks

: Youth Shot While Hunting Kenneth McCullough 20 son of Mrs. George McCullough 'of Churubusco was probably fatally shot while hunting in Naylor’s woods southwest of of there about 4:40 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. ; - ~ MecCullough's gun was accidentally discharged while he was climbing a fence and pulling the gun with him. The youth was rushed to the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne in the Sunday amhulance where it was reported that his condition is grawe. The shot entered the right side of the abdomen punctured the bowels twice and shattered the left hip. Accompanyving him were Robert Davis and Walter McGuire both about the same age. - * Ask Padlocking of 125 Buildings An attempt to padlock 1256 huildings in the. Calumet district because the owners were active in violation of the national prouibition laws will be made this week by Oliver M. Loomis U. S. district attorney. . - H. B Miner deputy U. S. marshal, is expected to start serving the warrants this week. Fach defendant will be called before Judge Thomas W. Slick to show cause why his building should not be padlocked. Buildings

thus closed will be vacant for one year. : : : Whisky Car Upsets : An automobile containing a large quantity of whisky ran into the ditch six miiles west of LaGrange on U. 8. road No. 20 abouf 10 o'clock Monday night. The driver escaped. The wrecked car bore a pair of. [llinois license ‘plates, A set of - Michigan plates: were on the car. T : Nearby Deaths, George W. Rarig 71 Syracuse; Andrew Keim 82 Middlebury; Ars. John Greenwood 49 Miliersbure: Joseplh Deardorff 77 Goshen: Henry Schueter 92 Elkhart: Mrs. Anna Angel 35 complications Goshen; Mrs. Margaret Striehy 75 heart disease found dead in chair Syracuse:; Mrs. Georze Reed 45 anemia DeKalb county - ' : Gets 10-25 Year Term : Walter Ullrich 231 of Lafayette was sentenced to serve front 10 to 25 vears in prison for auto banditry for his participation in the holdup ot Ralph Chambers {illing station attendant. John Pettit a'so of Lafayette held as Ullrich’s accomplice will be tried soon. » : - Millord Hushand sues, Harold Coy of Milford filed ;ictimr for a divoree from his wife Violet Coy They wWwere marrieg in 1523 He charges that his wife failed to keep house for him treating him. cruelly and finally left taking with her dishes hedding and other household items. . e ~ + Worry Leads To Suicide - Suicide of Albert Grott 30 former dance hall proprietor of Michigan City who shot himself was believed to have been caused hy worry over a murdercommitted in Groit’s dance hall a year ago.

Frozen to Death, “Julius Schulte 72 was found frozen to death on a farm west of Valparaiso He was stricken while watering horses on the farm. He has been subject to heart attacks. : Sufficient Groand : Mrs. Etta Kendall suing Benjamin H. Kendall for divorce at New Castle alleges he has taken hut four baths in the two vears they have heen mirried. - = ‘ | The Covered Wagon is here again tonight and tomorrow. Great as ever.

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d . : . STATE’S STAR WITNESS Roadhouse Mistress Testifies In Cram. er Trial Seeing Defendant with - Gun Just Before Murder ‘The state began its proésecution of Marvin Cramer 22-year-old automobile salesman for the slaying of Edward J Blankert cigar store proprietor in Judge Cyrus E. Pattee’s courtroom af South Bend. The courtroom was crowg ed with spectators eager to hear evi. dence concerning the roadhouse bhraw] in which Blankert was killed. . Ethey (Buster) Boyer who operatec the roadhouse ecast of Mishawaka wher Blankert was shot to death-appeared on thes tand as the state’s star witness. She saw Cramer with a gun ir his hand apparently going to the e fense of Blankert as a fight began tc brew. : . : - Pacing the corridors outside the courtroom were the three Elkhart at tornevs two of - whom face lesse: charges .in copnection’ with the Blan xert shooting. Thc;\' were involved ir he roadhouse fight. o Oren 3JMarkle one time state reépre sentative was in the roadhouse whes the fight broke out but took no par ‘n the hostilities. He faces no charze - H. O. Burke another Elkhart attor ley and Alex Sievers, Elkhart justic of the peace were waiting with Marki ‘0 testify. The two latter .fu ‘harges of -inciting riot and will b iried later. : : Helping Uncle Sam L When the post office department aw vears ago approved the plan of a owing stickers to be placed on holl ‘ay packages with the words Do n spen till Christmas” the resultio arly mailing of heliday = gifts w: iarked and greatly relieved (b _l'zr‘ish_n.:ss‘ congrestion in the wmails There are some other suggestic ‘om the post office devartment th ostmaster Wiilner has received th: ill tend to make the sending hridtmas paclkages more gatisiacto y sender an drecipient than the ol ime holiday rush. * - The records of the department ind ate that mail at the holidav season

nereased 200 per cent-and it is 1 mall task for mail to be delivers womptly under sueh ecircumstance: specially if it is'mailed out just a d: T S 0 before Christmas. “Shop and mail early” is the’sloge hat the postofifce suggests. One ol ective of the department is to ur: the public to mail all Christmas gree ings and packages at least ten da before Christmas in order to he s that theyv ean be delivered by the hol day. = . i In fact parcels and other mail f« foreign countries should he mailad o at once to assure delivery. There L another -thing to be rememberad ba those who do not wish to d,‘.Sum;-:)in% those to whom letters or packages are mailed. On Christmas day there is no delivery of mail but mail sent b; special delivery will be delivered ever on th& holiday. : "There are some warnings that the post office has issued to avoid troubls during the holiddy secason. Tn the rush it iy -especially advisable thal mail be plainly addressed with streel and number and return address of e sender. Half Million Pounds of (ake . How would you like to have thetas f baking approximately 250,000 fru alees? o : That is the job that has been hant d Vertner Fiuor Master Baker of ! ‘roger Grocery &;Buki'ug Compa “luor is to produce all the fruit eake hat will be distributed by the Krogt ‘ompany tlwoughout its 6000 store In making these fruit cakes. M Fluor is using three largé ovens wit 1 total capacity of 600 pounds of cal v day and it takes no mathemticio *o figure out that he will be a ver sy person for some days to com Here are some of the ingredients an he amoeunts that will be used: ~ Visualize if you will some 108,3. sounds of raisins,- 23,315 pounds ¢ lates; 27,284 pounds of maraschir herries; 21,312 poufids of figs: 25.1° sounds of glazed pineapple; 12,860 b 5f citron; 35,205 pounds of walnut: 3186 pounds of almonds; 52,947 poun’ »f sugar; 33,913 pounds of butter; 1€ -36 pounds of Crisco; 55,945 pounds * 'oos; along with endless amounts - ‘pices, pecans flour and other ingrec nts. _ ‘ : This tremendous amount of incre”

‘ents is ‘being prepared by forty-tv . sirls all of whom are doing nothir 211 day long but seed raisins, che lates, prepare walnuts, orange av ‘emon peel and the preparation « ‘housands of pounds of other delics ~ies that go into the cakes. The Covered ‘'Wagon is here aga’ tonight and tomorrow. Great as eve: Imjured in Aceident Mr. and Mrs. John Weidner and daughter Mrs. Kathleen Longbrake of Auburn were injured in an automobile accident Thanksgiving day two miles from Perrysburg, 0.. when their auto~ mobile was struck by a car said to have been occupied by three drunken men. ‘ The Weidner car overturned then caught fire and burned up. It was necessary to break the glass in the rear part of the car {o get the ovcupants out. e Mr. Weidner suffered chest injuries and head cuts. Mrs. Weidner received cut on her face and bruises. Mrs. Longbreak is in Mercy hospital Toledo with a fractured leg. After receiving treatment Mr. and Mrs. Weidner were taken to Perrysburg. - All Talking Pictures at Crystal starting next Sunday. =

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itEnemies That Swallow . e - Catfish “Out of Luck” ?1 The very unpleasant looking cat- {| fish has an unusual spive which fits {linto u peculiar socket joint, says a %lnardm!ist. By a slight downward or | forward twist it may Pe set immov- | ably. A slight turn in the opposite | direction releases the joint. This $ fact is known to the catfish, and, it | 18 stated, is readily learned by the | bright American boy. - The weapon, | ‘evidently, is jffective as a means of ; wreaking revenge, if oot in repelling i attack. Large birds that swgilowed | catfish digd of the wounds from the spine. Fishes that began to feed on ‘ young cuatfish had the walls of their | stomachs torn by rhe spines, 'ani died. The same fate overtuok fishds : that swallowed - sticklebacks. In ‘ some parts of America the stickle { back, for Lais reason, is known as salmon-killer. It is another - version of Goldsmith’s story of the man and the doz. - The man recovered from { the hitey it was the dog who died. Forms of catfish, known as stone-cats ' and mad-toms, found in the Southern states and the Western states, have special organs of offense.. At the hase of their breast, sometimes very jageed. there i 3 a structure believed to be a poison gland, although its nafure has not been definitely disclosed.. Wounds made by this spine feel like a wound made by .the sting of a wusp.—Montreal Family Herald.

Indian Monkeys Assume Role of Bold Bandits Depredations of monkeys ac :he hilt station of Mgtheran, near Bombay, India, -are causing annoyance and anxiety. Cases huve been reported where various articles and food tave been snatclied away from women and children, and (in one.instance a wellorganized raid was carried out on a meat safe full of fruit. Monkeys abound all over southern India, but it is piosual for themr to beécome so daring s to play the role of highWiymei. In many parts of India moukey=. as. well as peacocks, are eucouracod by Hindus to live in the temple precinets, and often near the idol, Hanuman, “the monkey god.” Qne railway station in India is literally in the hands of monkeys, who swarm all over the roof; and passengers are regularly warned to close the windows of the carriages. Failure to observe this warning inevitably results in the loss of food and small artigles from carriages. : / Hair Almost Indestructible : All - mammals are’ supplied with hair, altliough the- quality - varies greatly. It may be of the softest down hardly pereeptible on the child’s cheek or the tough bristles of the hog or the quills of the porcupine. The hair is the last part of the body to decay, is believed to grow even after death, and is known to last a century. In a Chicago bank window display of Indian relics, there lis exhibited & woman’s scilp taken by some Indian brave more than 100 years ago. The hair shows no effects of age. It is not dissiniilar in color and in texture to the shorn tresses of any modern 2irl’s., Even when exposed to the elements, hair will not deteriorate, and can be dissolved only by- heat under pressure or in the presence of alkalieg or acids. :

' Long Enough - i After an hour or more, I’at, the new ‘cletk in the animal store, was becomdng exceedingly. irritated at the fastidiousness of his customer. . Dog after dog had been brought from its kennel and exhibited to the ,man, its points discussed, and the ‘price fised, but something was wrong .with each -of them. . Finally Pat brought a dachshund. - ' The customer turned away in-dis-jgust. S & : “His legs are too short,” he said bitterly. { “Too short, are they?’ cried Pat, tnow ' thoroughly roused. “Shure, they reach the ground, don’t they?” ( % ! ‘ Not Encouraging ’ The motoreyclist was on unfamiliar ;ground, and directly before him was a 'fork in the road, with no signpost to ftell him which way to go. : { “Which way to Stumpvilie?’ he ,asked a dejected looking man who was ileaning against a fence. : The man waved his hand towards /the left. : e .+ %“Thanks,” said the motorcyclist. (“How far is it?” ' ‘ ; “’Taint far,” was the drawling reply. "“When you get there you'll wish it was ;a darn sight farther.”—Weekly Scots{man. . : : 3 { 7 1 | S - 1 : ' Analyzing Law i { The true view, as I submit, is that the law is what the judges declare; iithat statutes, precedents, the opinions lof learned experts, customs and moral--1 ity are the sources of the law; that {back of everything lie the opinions of, i!the ruling- spirits -of the commaunity, IWhO have the power to close any of ! these sources; but that as long as they 'do not interfere, . ~ judg:s, in estalf’,lishing law, shave recourse to these | sources,—John Chipman .Gray. ; ‘ , ~ Life’s Endeavor : | I expect to pass through this world |but once. Any good thing, therefore, i that I can d‘o, or any kindness that I (can. show to any fellow-being, let me /do it now. Let me not defer or meg{lect it, for I shall not pass this way .again.—Author Unknown. e CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY - Services In Weir Block. = Sunday school 9:45 A M. - . Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Kverybody welcome. - ~ Read The Ligonier Banner. New 2 (ke timas to pey yowr Basaer

. Breaks Leg - . Mrs. B, H. Wade 59 of Elkhart is i e General hospital there with two fij'oken bones in her left leg receiyed Saturday evening whgn she fell while making purchases at a grocery stors. . Not a Heavy Balance 1o At the annual meeting of the Kendallville fair society Tuesday it was rd,/g:s.tcloeed that the organizatio\x‘l has g.ez in the treasury. .

The Last Calll ~ The End! The Climax! ~ The Finish! HAWK'S Get Acquainted SALE . el 1y Last Dav A’friend-winning value-giving event that has made hundreds of new friends for our store. Join the procession! ollow the crowds to the L THREE BIG DAYS FINAL WIND-UP - Thursday, Friday and Saturday---BE HERE

' SALE OF DRESS SOX Mer’s fine Lisle Fancy Dress Sox ¥ 2ac Valuepaie: 00 . L 0 190 Men’s 50c Fancy Bilk Dress Sox 3.{ assortedsizes pair .- ... R «}C Men’s 75¢c Fancy Wool Dress Sox as- 4@ sorfed New Patters ... . .. ... C Men’s Fine Rayon and Wool Dress 29 " Sox Fancy Patterns out they go ...... e C ' - SALE OF UNDERWEAR - Men’s Ribbed Union Suits all suzes 88 winter weight out they go ............. C Men’s Fine Ribbed +*Part Wool *;i 49 Union Suits medium weight .. . Boys’ Part Wool wunion Suit fine 98 ribbed all sizes now W... { C Men’s Heavy Fleeced Union Suits Ql 19 gllsizTesanow ... ... ... A ‘ ‘OH MAN! LOCK! , Men’s 20¢c Heavy Cotton work sox while they Mt pair... .t ) Bl Men’s Garters Assorted Colors pair sale DREe .k L e Boys’ 75c imitation Leather Hchirwls out tHew g 0 .o i s e Men’s 25¢ Iron Clad Heavy auto mechanic sox assarted eelorea maly o ... 00 B 0 Men'’s 50c Leather Face Work Gloves Be carly BAIE s e e SALE OF NECKWIAR Latest Fall Patterns Four in Hand 3tyl:s. T lot 3100 SIIk Ties naw =.............. G)¢ ilotToc Sk TesMaw ... .. ... .49 1 lot' 89 Silk Ties Now- ... . ... ...29¢

A CLOTHE: BUYING STAMFEDE! And this the way we will kee; up the selling interest. "Hawk’s La_ngly Famous Maka” . " - MEN AND YOUNG MENS -~ | S WD OVERCOATS ' : ¢ U Ve M 9 - ] B &% § SUITS ~A/D OVERCOATS ; OUR ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS Values to $lB 75 Values to- S;Z@ 7% = 5 : . ’ : ‘ g @ (3 . $75 | _ $35 YmUebu Men Stop! Think! What this Sale of finest Clothing means to you—hundreds of the finest newest latest styles for Men and Young Men in all the wanted.colors and splendid Fabrics Worsteds, Novelties, Pencil Stripes, Checks, Stripes, ete., in Fall and Winter’s latest colorings—Clothing of the highest quality. They are beauties now placed on the bargain block The greatest opportunity that well dressed men of this -community ever had. You Thrifty Ligonier Men—Keen Eargain Seekers—Come! . All This Season’s Styles—All Wooll'abrics—All Hand Tailored

v e Work Sox : ) One lot men’s heavy cotton work sox while they Inst per pailp . ... 0l ¢ : ' Work Pants : | Men’s Heavy Dark Grey Cottonade Work Pants all sizes while they last ................ $1.39 ~ DRESS SHIRTS Made of fine quality Broadcloth Guaranteed Fast Colors: Neat New Patterns all Sizes wvorth Double the Sale Price out they go 87¢ SJENUNE LEATHER HORSEHIDE COATS “Thermo” Labled front quarter Horse Hide absolutely highest grade formerly sold at much higher prices out they go now .... $9.95 o SALE OF HATS AND CAPS Men’s new Fall Dress Caps Full Leather sweat nicely tailored- assorted patferns DOW . iaid i i BB Men’s New Fall Caps very fine all Wool Patterns large selection sale price $1.47 and $1.87 Men’s New Fall Styles All fur Felt Dress hats newest colors all sizes sale price ............ $3.45 - MEN’S WINTER CAPS ’ Heavy Wool. Pike shape caps all sizes .... 98¢ . CORDUROY CAPS : For winter two styles only ................... 79¢

EXLA.TAY X 4.” &5 et . “Where Quality Counts”

~ Two Garages Are Burmed " The -explosion of a gasoline torch _started a fire in the garage of Ben ‘Canine at Waveland., Ten automobiles, 20 radio sets and some garage equipment were destroyed. The loss is estimated at $11,500. . . Fire started by an overheated furnace destroyed the Stoughton garage and a numbr of automobiles Sunday causing a loss of $30,000 at Edinburg. Thirteen cars were burned. .

: - Magsiers Win » " Two 4-H club girls- from Muncie were awarded first place in the home judging contest at the club congress being held in connection with the international livestock exposition at Chicago The girls Dorothy Buchanan and Vita Orebaugh judged clothing, canned goods baking and flome furnishings to win first prize. Dorothy also was highest individual in the judging and Vita second. .

~ SALE OF SWEATERS . Men’s “Bradley’” all Wool sShaker Knit Sweaters Shawl Collars Coat Style as- ;’56 O 5 sorted colors $lO value they go at Uees Men’s Wool Shaker Knit Sweaters Exceilent quality assorted colors and sizes $ 4 9 5 get this bargain now .................. > Boys’ Fancy Pull Over Sweaters Assorted colors a real bargain $1 zg'and 1 79 NEW . o AN o § Wm . MENS’ SUITS One lot up to $29.50 _ ' All good styles, all wool materials. Discontinued models in a cood Range of sizes Splendid Fabries. e Be early to get First Choice 814 7{’ and By Only ... ... $ ; SALE OF SILK SCARFS The New Faney Silk Squares Up to $2.50 Silk Seafenow ... .o 8 TR Up to $2.00 Silk Scarfs Special now ........ 98¢ $4.00 and $5.00 Silk Scarfs now ............ $3.48 Young ‘Men’s Faney Silk Suppenders in the newest Fancy Patterns out they go ........ 792 e b i = - . NIGHT SHIRTS ; Men’s Heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts Fancy Patterns all sizes Out They Go ... 98¢ ‘ WOCL SHIRTS ' Men’s Wool Flannel Shirts Biue Grey and Kha Ki Sizes 15 to 17 our they go ........ 31.97 Men’s Heavy Flannelette Shiris Assorted colors and sizes while they last .......c.......... 98¢

' ~ LEATHER CAPS : Pike shape all gizes .........oiuinnsndis 9148 BOYS’ TWO PANT SBITS - Boys’ Suits With 2 Pairs Knickers very latest fall styles and fabrics. All Wool garments get acquainted with our values. Why pay More? 7 YOUTHS TWO PANT SUITS High School Sizes 2 Pairs of long Pants in the new Herringbone Cashmeres. New fall shades tans, browns and grey mixtures all go at reduced prices for our Get Acquainted Sale WORK SHIRTS : Men’s Blue Chambray work shirts of fine matenigl full eut . .....viiiiiiiiioici . B 9 oo v $ o o], ‘ Mens' “Brown Built” Dress Oxfords Brown Built Shoes for men, sell regularly at $5 and $6 a high grade nationally known brand. ' A large selection of the latest Fall and Winter Styles are here in fine black and tan calf skins, all 100 per cent leather and fully guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, placed on sale at a big saving to you. Here Brown Built Radio Concerts every , Friday Night b