Ligonier Banner., Volume 52, Number 21B, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 August 1918 — Page 3

Big Seven Day Clearance Sale o|_ < ; _ At Stansbury’s Double Store, beginniug Aug. 3 and lasting until Arg. 10 1918. This sale is for the purpose of making room for our large stock of fall gocds. In this big sale we will offer a large line of Summer Dress Goods, Children’s White Dresses, Gauze Undwear, Black Wool Dress Goods, Ladies’ White Skirts, Short lengths of Silk for Skirts and Muslin Under Garments. Goods are high, they will be higher this fall, any piece of goods you buy in this sale wijl be a money saver to you. Notice the price and quality. ‘ ' : ;

» - \ a Light and Indigo Blue Calico - Remnants ctoswardlenpthent ... ... 0 ~ L B Extra ide Mercerized Damask ... ... ..o 008 yd 1000 yards Light colored Outing, worth .30 .................. .24yd A line of Gingham Under Skirts, worth .75and .90 .......... .69 1000 yards Embroidery Banding worth .15 to close at ........ .06 yd & & - Childrens’ White Dresses Infants White Dresses .............. .39 .50 .69 $l.OO 1.25 1.50 These little dresses are cheaper at these prices than you can afford to make them. - : ‘ : Girls Dresses from 6 to 14 year sizes, 'at .69 $l.OO 1.50 2.00 2.5 C 3.00 3.50. These dresses are made of fine white lawns and organdies, emb. and lace trimmed. : | 'Girls Gingham Dresses from .75 to. $2 50 in fancy plaids. Large assortment of Voil Shirt Waists, this is a new line of dainty style waists worth $1.25 to close at e e Ladies White Pique and Garbardine Wash Dress Skirts worth $4.25 to Plbseal . .. ol oD o sl Boys BamperSwils ... ... .0 00l L 0 80 gy aE Boys (WwetallBails - - ... ... il 8118 15 Ladies Bungalo Aprons —House Dresses and Kimonos. : A large line of House Dressesfrom -................... $1.50 t 0 $3.75 A large line of Bungalo Aprons from ...........c..0.0....81.28 to $2.25 A splendid line of Kimonos in Blue or Tan ......................$3.00 GAUSE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT s iadies anve Vosls .. ... .00 .. . . 0. . A 8 eash A 0 tadiestange Unlon Sty ...« ... .0, ... .. 7 40 gach 100 Boys Gauze Drawersand Vests . ............0.. .00 cuvs. 18 pach MepsUnibosmiis .. oL . L B edeh Black Dress Goods 41 inch all Wool Suiting, worth $1.25t0 closeat ......... ........ .89 40 inch all Wool Poplip, worth $1.50 to close at ................. $1.35 42 inch all Wool Rep worth $1.75 tocloseat ....................$1.50

In the Grocery Department we have the finest line of Canned Gooods to be had, all at the lowest price. Save your o.der for Stansbury’s, the 7 and 15 Day Credit Store on a Cash Basis. Our store will close Saturday afternoon from 2t04 P. M., on account of the Irvin S. Cobb lecture at the Chautauqua. You will want to hear him,sodo ~ —mmeourem—e . THIS SALE BEGINS SATURDAY AUG, 3, CLOSES AUG. 10, 1918. eet e bR BT ANSBIIRY. - 9iannion diar (. I, 1z S —lJagonier, Indiana »;\ , :

AWel 1 &= : IR 2 ; Appointed ~ FiAv-- T Dining Room |R~ T v //...‘,/;/ makes a happy place for a family and guests. Things taste better when eaten in such a room. Our special showing of dining room furniture both sets and separate pieces will appeal to every woman who takes pride in owning a beautiful home and who appreciates unusual values which this offering discloses. Smith-Clark C mith-Clark (Co. Home Outfitters 110-212 South Main St. Goshert Ind.

We have a supply of ice stored in the city of Ligonier at allj times and deliver ice daily to all parts of the city. New customers are always welcome. Farmers as well as city residents can secure ice up to 5 p. m. by calling at the storage on Martin street near theN. Y.C. railroad. o oy o Kendallville Artifical :¥ ; . - Ice Company

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

'The Boy Scouts will camp next week at Buttermilk Point, Wawusee.

Howard Herald crankéd his machine. Now he has a broken nose.

The campaign for the Fourth Liberty Loan opens Saturday, Sept. 28, and will continue three weeks. .

Arthur Iden is a new rural mail carrier out of Cromwell appointed to succeed Merle Henney who moved to Ligonier. ’

@ When the {Duesler family reunion was held at Brimfield it was discovered that seven members are in military seryice. ,

A veritable cold wave struck this section Monday night and continued over into Wednesday. Cottagers at the nearby resorts suffered- most.

The sugar ration in Indiana for August is one-third less than for July. 1f you used three lumps before you must cut down to two.

Joy Riders carry off the dummy policemen at Goshen and plant them in little towns. Now Marshal Rigney has grown angry and offers $lO to find an offender. .

W. A. Fox, of Angola, democratic nominee for state superintendent of public instruction, will campaign among his old friends in Noble county during the month of September.

About twenty residents of Ligonier took in the great picture ‘‘Hearts of the World"’ at the Jefferson Theater, Goshen, Tuesday night. Among the numoer was the entire Sheets family.

Writing to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weaver from the Great Lakes Naval training station Elmo Weaver says he has been transferred to Camp Dewey. The younyg man is making rapid progress.

O. W. Dowell threshed Tuesday and had a blg yield. Mr. Doweil is growing corputent both as to body and pocket book any he will soon rent his farm and move to town, discarding his cob pipe for stogies.-

At a second threshing Monday on the Gaby farm near Brimfield another big lot of wheat and 600 bushels of barley were put in the elevator. Postmaster Gaby and sons have a fat year as a result of bumper crops. Indiana has again left its mark on New Yorkstate. ‘‘Standpat” republicians in convention in Saratoga, New York, June 18 and 19, had the shock of their lives for not only were more than a hundred women delegates for the first time in the history of the republican party seated in the body of the convention, but the chairmanship of the most important com.mittee fell to a woman. Miss Mary Garrett Hay of New York, former Indians woman and a suffragist of national repute. e . :

The Ligonier Banner, Ligonier, Indiana

e : Muslin Underwear Dep’t - A new line of Muslin Garments, the best on the market. ; All slip on Gowns, Lace and Emb. trimmed worth $1.25 to close at .98 All sliplon Gowns, Lace and Emb. trimmed, worth 1.50 to close at $1 29 All slip on Gowns. Lace and Emb. trimmed, worth $1 75 to close at 1 59 Ladicsdmwensat ... .. 0 0. .. .. abd B A large line of Corset Covers, your choice «....cvevnimnnsnrnnnn... .50 LACE CURTAIN NETS : Marquisette, Scrim and Filet Nets from ............ .15 to .35 per yard ‘. Men’s Dress Shirts Mens fine Madras Dress Shirts, worth $1.25 to close at .......... .98 Boysheavy Chiot Work Shints ~ . ... 0 .. .80 BoyerevedloWaiels ... ... 00 .0 0 .35 Dave Madras Walets . .00 .50 Boys overall§ SREde ol iy et i e SO Mens OVeralls .o covpeioi it il i L BB MenaWamey Neeldies ... ... o ... . @ . & .50 MenSSmmmonders ... ..o 0n L 25 = = Baverian Pattern Dishes 7 inch Plates worth $3. 25 Sale price Shesinsnevereninens. . 80 60 6 inch Plates worth $2.65 . Saleprice ...........ccii il $1 98 Other pieces to match at a sacrifice price. Call early. : Cut Class Dishes and Fancy China. All on Barggin Table Watereliseaw ol ... . .. o 0 o .50 per Doz. Jelly Gilaemenat /. ... .. Lo s 35 per Doz. Haveland Dishes in plain white and decorater, all placed on the bargain table for this big Sale. » All Dishes will be Closed Out at This Sale. Summer Dress Goods VOILS, LAWNS, TISSUE CINCHAMS All 40 inch Flowered Voils worth .35 to close .........0......... 09 All 28 inch Mercerized Foulard worth .25 to close ................ .19 All Tissue Ginghams worth .25t0 closeat «.....0..0vvunn.... Cheag A 2 Serpentine Crepe for Kimonos, worth .30 sale price............... .19 ~ BED SPREAD DEPARTMENT See this llne of bed Spreads from $1.25 t0..................54.00 each

~Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kimmell, of Lagrange, were here shopping and calling on old friends Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Bowling are here this week guest of tlie Frank P: Wood family and attending the Cnautauqua. ;

H. O. Warren has just returmed home after undergoing an operation for appendicities in an Indianapolis hospital.

Henry Hoover has moved from Milford to the Walley Smith farm. His goods were brought over in the Starr auto trucks. . :

Dr. L. D. Wilson, wife and daughter left Monday morning for Gary Ind, their home after a weeks visit with J. T. Latta and family and other relatives in Ligonier and vicinity.

Ashton Sedgwick is.in city. He had a letter Wednesday from his son Arthur who had been very ill at his Cleveland, Ohio, home and the young man is greatly improved and his re: covery will be complete. This is good news to the relatives and friends here. §

Mrs. T. C. Shobe had a letter from her son Robert T. Shobe on the battle ship Kilpatrick dated at San Juan, Puerto Rica. His destination is Panama. Mr. Shobe says the voyage was delightful cwing to the fine weather. His stay in Puerto Rico will be brief. i

Lieut. Maurice Sisterhen, writing from Camp Taylor to his parents Mr, and Mrs. George Sisterhen, says he was greatly pleased to receive th¢ Noble county contingent, among whom were many of his old friends. Herman Sack is to be placed in position to give the soldier boys some real music. A piano is to be placed in the barracks. :

! Arthur F. Biggs has rented the Tooms in the Sheets building formerly occupled by Dr. Glade Rupert and ‘has opened a law office for general ‘practice. Mr. Biggs had many years experience in the general practice at Warsaw before coming to Ligonier. His connection with the Straus Bros., Company as chief counsel for eleven years gave him a wide .acquaintance with business men and experience in handling large affairs which is valuable. His many Ligonier friends wish Mr. Biggs success. °, T Nappanee Silos Lead Them Al There are a great many reasons why every farmer should have a Silo. There are also a great many reasonni why every farmer should have a Nappanee silo. If you are interested in this question, write us and we will have our agent ca!l on you. ‘We invite you to call at the factory. We are in position to back up our silos with a guarantee that is good. - _ NAPPANEE LUMBER & MI'G. Oo _ o Nappanee, Ind. 0. F. Gerber for Sound Life invurenes

JIM GALIVANS Short Horn Cattle Sale - Columbia City, Indiana | Thursday, August 15th There will be 50 head of cattle in this offering -- 20 straight Booch, the rest Scotch top; 12 cows with calves by side, 11 bulls, the rest are from one to five years old. All of breeding age are bred. This herd comprises some of the best familiesin the breed, - Lavenders, Mycie, Cumberland, Lovely & Victoria. Mail or wire bids will recieve prompt attention if sent to First National Bank or J. H. Shilts Clerk. I extend to you a most cordial invitation to attend this sale and see such cattle as I have described and cattle that will prove moneymakers to the buyers. In bidding on these cattle don’t feel that you are taking any chance. All are good and I can vouch for them. Columbia City is 21 miles west of Fort Wayne and 120 miles east of Chicago on the Pennsylvania lines, 54 miles northwest of Logansport and 118 miles southwest of Toledo on division of the Pan Handle. - The inclination to the Shorthorn is country-wide, and with the growing necessity of beef and milk production on the farms, the Shorthorn will grow in favor. - ‘ ‘ | _ Red Cross Hog A registered spotted‘Poland China hog will be sold for the benefit of the Red Cross. o | " These cattle are not fat enough for show shape, but in good conition for breeding purposes. Write or wire for catalog at my expense. o Auctioneers: Col. Fred Reppert, B , Goss & Goss, | v ‘ , Ed. Bowers, . . Frank Lickey JAMES GALIVAN ' - Columbia City. Indiana. .~ . * &

® Silk Department 36 inch Plaid Silk for Dresses or Skirts Ee e 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk worth $1.75 ssvsitensdil naiticiaay 31 5O Short ends of Silks at 1-2 price. This is a line of Tub Silks and Foulards. See this line. »n Hosiery Department Ladies fine fast Black Hose, worth .20 SeKsv i e s i Ladies White Hose worth .30 Sk sy i e Childrens fast Black Hose Sizes 5 to 7 fatdsibhs ki iivisiiicie i IR Childrens fast Black Hose, sizes 7 1-2 to 9 1-2 at ........... seenad 9 Ladies Silk Hose, Brown, Grey, White, Black and Fancies, this is a special value Hose worth $1.25 to close isaiigseiaai ib S B Ladies White and Black Silk Hose worth .75 at Sekbananiiicns.oi. OB - a Groceries and Dish Depart- = - ment. Soaps and Washing ~ + Powders f 5 Bars Lenox Soap tenlesa ek e b e e e sBarsGrandmasWhiteLaundrySoap sew el G eLR 3 Bars Fels Naptha SR eel e e JBarsStar Soap ... ... .., e R R 3 Bars American Family Soap Sesnitassnciativeriiih 0 e SBarsßob White Semb ... .o .00 . o 17 Dish Department | Habsburg China ' - This is a border decoration consisting of small pink flowers arranged in clusters. with underfolage of leaves in light green. The edge and handles of each piece is traced with gold. This china is dainty and durable and of fine quality. This a broken set.of china, and you wil be able to match your set. 7 inch Plates worth $4.00 per Doz. Sale price o 8 6 inch Plates worth $2.50 per .Doz Sale price .............. ... 1 98 5 inch Plates worth $2.25 periDoz. Sale price v00vuven.......... 1 69 Tureens and Casseroles worth $2.10 Sale U . oaiv. 1 B 0 Platters 12 inch, worth $1.05 Sslepries .. .. ..., ... @& Platters 10 inch worth .70 Saleprice ... ... .. &8