Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 11A, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 May 1920 — Page 5

SUNMIR ' ; : B - - ’u'z » t’, S Beauty * " G 4 .‘ &" i‘t“!::f ~i:-;:":b & of Our NS Summer Furniture is that it is as cool s it looks and is as durable as it is beautiful. Once you see our display of Rockers, Settees, Swings, Cushions, and Cretonne Pillows you will not be content until your porch or living room is furnished with it. . Geo. W. Brown & Son Furpiture Dealers Fuaeral Directers

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SENSATIONAL DRESS SALE! Sale to Begin Saturday, May 15th And will CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS. We have decided to sell out our entire line of Dresses during the next two weeks at HALF PRICE. This means: L 75.00 Dresses at 37.50 60.00 Dresses at 30.00 50.00 Dresses at 25.00 40.00 Dresses at 20.00 = 30.00 Dresses at 15.00 | Our stock consists of Triclotte, Taffeta, Satin, Georgeite Crepe, g‘f@f&d Worsted Dresses made up in the VERWLATE?T ~ We have a large stock and would advise you to call as onc;e and make your selection. | - | " Dry Goada Siugs, Pars aed Loy’ Raody-do- Weas Epanl e

S ;s — eRO BT, & THE UNIVERSAL CAR e vy e A i "7+ The Ford Coupe has an especial appeal for real estate folks because - of its splendid up-to-date appointments. A comfortable and depend“able. motor car every day of the year—shine, rain, mud or snow. . Equipped with electric self-starting and lighting system and demount- . able rims with 3}4-inch tires all around it, brings its owner all those established dependable Ford merits in economy in operation and . upkeep, with assured long service. Not alone for professional and .. business men who drive much, but as the family car for women, the Ford Coupe meets every expectation. The demand for them increases daily so we ‘solicit immediate orders to make reasonably prompt delivery. Will you not make our shop your repair place?, ‘Genuine Ford parts and skilled mechanics. . : P

¥EB LIOONTER BANNER, LIOONTER, INDIANA

eRAo st e SR ~ Jack Robbins has just organized a Boys Brotherhood Republic in !Mhll'l | Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Cavin, of Pittsburg, Pa., have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A King. ; ; i RSN LA B Clande Harper came from Purdue Tharsday and visited his parents Mr. R SRS AR The Wabash high scbool track team won the tield contests at Kandallville Satarday by a big score. ‘Rev. Thompson, of this city. filled the pulpit of the hristien church at hendallville Sunday uorning. ~ Mrs. Francis Beane and Miss Lucy True, of Albion, were Sundsy guests of Dr. and Mrs. Glade Ruper:. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hasen, of Churubusco, were Sunday guests of Will Davis and W' : ’ = i YOUR GREATEST SAVING OPPORTUNITY IS AT HAMNMD-THE JACOB SHEETS STORE IS SELLING om. R A Among the thirty-six school teachers to receive life licenses {s R. K. Butler, of Wolcottville. In the elementary classification appears the name of Hazel W. Reynolds, of Albjon. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ullery are home from a visit at their old home in Hicksville, Ohio. Mrs. Ullery is in poor health and while in Hicksville she consulced lier old familv physician. Tom Wagoner, who recently underwent a serjous surgical operation, will Jeave an Elkhart hospital Wednesday for the home of his son, Dean Wagoner, in that city. Rapid recovery is now looked for. :

Kodak finishing Hicber Studlo. ‘Ses B. B. Kirkland for reliable life lnsurance. i o Cora for sale. C. A. Wolf Phone 271 s X ‘ ; 10ate B ; Wanted, washing to do. Call Banner office, = ILM ~ For sale, desirable building lot Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Degpter. 28bte WANTED—Opera tors it the Ligonler Telephone Co. . 4%atf For sale, setting of 15 Barred Rock ‘eggs one dollar. F. F. Stiftner 144 Mercer Bt. - 3btr For sale, Banner incubator. Also Pop corn. A. O. Jeffries, Ligonier. o ) ' sbtt For Sale—Organ in a piano case in good conmdition. Call at 201 Water St . Suts l will pay for poultry: o S Old hens per pound ... .25¢ Roosters per pound ... ... 13¢ o Joe Miller -10atf

Seed potatoes for sale. Also sow and seven nice pigs. Lawrence Conrad, Phone 8§ A rural 10atf ' For Sal_e—A Singer Sewing machine in good condition. Inquire at this « - fice. 2 I%a2t FOR SALE—Two dwelling houses and barn on full lot South Grand street. Price $1,600. Will take Liberty Bonds. John W. Himes. 10att For Sale—Single Comb Rhode Island Red Eggs for hatching, 15 eggs per setting. Mister Austin, Ligo‘nier . : 3att FOR SALE—B-room all modern house, two lots, barn and garage, shade and fruit trees. Dwight Wolf, 908 S. Martin street, phone 349. -y See Mrs. Wes Cunningham torhemstitching and picot edge work. sou . S . . Doetor’s Office lenm Beginning May 1 and until farther notice. my office will be closed Thursday of each week. e - C. D. Lane, M. D. ' 9btf

‘Lost—while going to Natticro Beachl Saturday night, a black traveling bagJ containg clothing. Leave at Citizens Bank and receive reward. Maurice Brubaker. : .- el ~For Sale seven room house two lots, barn, fruit and shade trees and two acres of ground at a bargain. Inquire of Frank McDaniel at Postoffice For Sale—SBingle comb white Leg-| horn chicks and eggs for hatching from heavy laying exhibition strain. Chicks 20 cents each, or $lB per hundred. Eggs 15 for $1.50 or $7 per hundred. Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ * Mrs. H. E. Hoak, Ligonier, 11atf .. FARMERS ASSOCIATION NEWS The .ear-to-row test of varieties to be run at the County Farm this year is all “line-up” now and it is going to be one of the most interesting pieces of work carried on this year. Just now County Agent Wicney has the corn in the tester. On Friday afternoon of this week he will read the test for germination and disease. Any farmer who wants to learn how to ‘detect diseased corn should be at the County Agent's office Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and see the test opened. #o o A record of the test will be made for each ear and that with the parent ear and the corn produced by 150 grains will be displayed at the Corn Show next winter. o . .

When the clover freezes and a man doesn’t know what he is going to do for hay, soy beans will often solve the problem. Certain varieties mato eplendid hay if planted about the ssme time as corn. :

The clover failure can be worked up, the beans sown broadcast with the grain drill and the rich hay harvested in August. Soy beans are producing good crops for men who know how to raise them. Those who don’t should consult their County Agent before going ahead. ‘.

Trees sprayed while in full bloom will be damaged more or less -so far as the set of fruit is concerned. Big orchardists are very anxious that nothing damages .the pollinization which goes on at this timo.

Spraying at blooming time iz likely to kill thousands of bees which are so important in getting a good set of fruit. The first spray should be made just before the buds burst into bloom and next one when the petals are falling to the ground. . County Agent Widney offers the following suggestions regarding this spray for apples: The most important summer spray is the one following the drop of the petals. This spray can be put on when 4-6 of the bloom has dropped, never while the trees are in full bloom. ° :

Codling moth, curculio and apple scab are the three main reasons for this spray. Don’t fail to get it on even of the wind is blowing. 35 ft. of hose, a 6to 10 ft. spray rod with a 46 degree angle nozzle will greatly simplify the spraying operation at all times materials use 1% pounds of powderel arsenate of lead and 1% gallonp of liquid lime sulphur to each 50 gallons of spray. (Use 4 and 5 pounds of dry sulphur to 50 gallon of spray.

' Buys Masters Farm. - “William Kincaid, of Fort Wayne, has purchased from Joseph R. Masters the Samps Lung faym near Diamord lakeé. Mr. Masters had owned the farm a little over a year and made §2,000 in | the deal. ; - | - CLOSING OUT SALE AT JACOB SHEETS ITS YOUR GRAND CHANCE FOR BARGAINS Wanted, male help on farm. May work by day, month or year. Goud wages. Viola Dodge. . 10bty The annual Memorial service lni ‘memory of our dead soldiers will be/ held in the Christian church on Sunday May 23 at 2:30 p. m. sermon by Rev. Thompson. - : _ All Soldiers of Civil war, Spanish war veterans, soldier of war with Germany, all members of the W. R. C. and members of the Boy Republic are requested to assemble at G. A R Hall at 2.00 o'clock p. in. to attend this service. v S - Save the flowers for soldiers graves May 30th. . . By order of Stansbury Post

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OVERLAND SALES CO.

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~ Established in 1871 The old established and reliable firm of Rogers & Wilson announce to the eitizems of Ligonier sad vicinity that they are now chewing am exveptionalty fine line of o et - Pianos, Player 'Pianos | -and Victrolas - On Very Liberal Terms OVER 4.000 RECORDS To seleet from including the very lasest are caxgied at all times. When in Goshen you are cordmlly invited to make this store your beadquarters South Main St. e Cashan Indieaa

- “It would be an insult to put shock “absorbers on this o , “The most advanced piece of work yet produced in the motor car line.”—These are some of the sincere compliments paid Overland 4 by, - . proud owners. © - -