Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 June 1920 — Page 4
‘ / _ / i : - g :":}. ,‘” - l .‘: i _"~,- | G & il 8 ¢ Uie I B NRgw s P el N . W ) . e = 'i‘hr' ila) of afl dfiys. the most prized of all rememberanecs, the brides's phnu_n:raph. A s - v _ ' Schlotterback . Studio l'llc’;llc' 0352 - 311 K ilh. St : . LIGONTER, IND. ‘ Harry Schlotterback " Trustee Perry Township Office Day, Saturday ~ ~ at Mier State Bank :
~ I will buy Pepper, lEgg Plants,Astors Pimento, Zenias, Salvia. Phoneme ~ what you have. - A.B. Weaver - . . Phone 131 E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer ~ Dates can be made at Weaver's Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phone No. 65. . CHARLES V. INKS AND SON . Dealer in ~ * Monuments, V\n\flh. Tomboloheo. ' : . Building Stone ornar Rifth and Cavin LIGONIER
‘Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman I\lmk: Ligonier FFI CE HOURS: : 9:00 10 12 1:00 t03:00 700 to 8:00 - Telephone g i GLASSES Accuartly and Scienlifica‘jy Fitted. Broken lenses replaced. Mrs. L. P. Wineburg Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere - Phone 16000 Q Ligonier . Indiana W.H.WIGTON - s Attorney-at-law ~ Office in Zimmerman Block . LIGON{ER., IND.
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- KNEWS NOTES | Photographs Hicber’s Stado, - For Sale—Layer -Piano. Telephone . v . 15b2t ~ Nlee assortment of bathing caps at the Rexall Drug Store. 150 t John Seafiey of Kendallville was a gpuest of Ligonier friends Wednoesday evening. = A 2
Dr. Adam Gants continues to .im. prove in health and his {ull lecovery is sOW Woked for. @ |i § e Mre..P. J. Caruey and children hav. moved out th the Wawasee lake cot tage for the summer. : « Leonard ’:!obnn.,‘ot Bronson, Mich., was a guest of Mr. and Mra. J, C. Miller Tuesday and Wednesday = You haven't seen Norma Talmadge at her greatest until you have seen her in “A ‘Daughter of Two Worlds” Thursday and Friday. ; . Mr. and Mrs. Milo E. Terry . have moved from VanWert Ohio, to 128 E Bridge street, Elyria, Ohio. Mrs Terry was formerly Miss Helcn Harsh The Men's” Club of the "‘hrlstiqv’n church will hold an fce cream socfal at the J. €. Kimmell home Tuesday evening, June 22 - 15hh ‘Work on thé Cochran road improvement is rapidly progressing vnder the superintendency of George H. Hostet ter: Many teams and shovelers are at work., i : :
'Eli Jacobs iz home Srom the .("hicfigo‘ convention. “His favorige candidate failed to win the nomination but Q\lr-.! Jacobs ingists that he got @ run fofi his money. s v, Gearge Welsh, of Chicago. a fellow student of Clair W, Weir at Michigar University Aun Arbor, spent the first of the week in this city a guest at the Weir home. - - Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rose are in New York eity to attend the reception tendered their son Irl whose engagement to & eNw York young lady is being celebrated. . o - et _ . Mr. and Mre. Jacob'Schwabh of Wolcottville, Mr. and Mrs. James Spurgeon and Mrs. Ida Spurgeon :of Ligonier were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shaw at Wawaka e . Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Weir and Miss Bess Cowley, Mr. and Mri. Merritt Rice, of St. Paul were in. LaGrange last evening attending the olq settlers mecting. L . The alumni-banquet will he held in the Elks parlors immediately following the graduating exercises at the N E. church Thursday evening, June 24 Allen Haller is president of the alumni association. .- - :
Mrs. Francis E. Williams and little son of Macon, Georgia, arrived in Ligonier Wednesday evening for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bourie. Mr. \\'i'll’imns will join his family heré lqtor. : A B \\'om"er received woerd lrohx his French ward he has been supporting for the'past two years that che had received 45 francs. ‘A frank used to be worth 20 cents and now they are valued at a little over 12 cents American money. She shonid have reteived 70 francs as Mr. Weaver sent $9 one-fourth of the $35 he is pledged for. An investigation will be made. e A e WANTED-FOR SERVICE )N CHI- : ‘ . : CAGU YOUNG MEN TQ LEARN THE WORK OF SWITCHNEN. SWITCH_ MEN'S FULL PAY AT START., APe ‘ < PLY TO C.: A, SL“'SOX, M‘lbflj HOTEL, BETWEEN 2:30 P. 8. AND S:00 P. M. MONDAY JONF 21ST.
TRICOLETTE FOR GOWNS LB3 e L& * . R 54 ' BN . i bt 0 S \..'i s AN N §\ ‘_’.' \T o {'- \‘%\ & % S R SR ) \‘@ X A R R R T 1 SR ‘% ] ~ - *§§§ ¢ Fashion continues to smile on tricolette gowns and ihis rich material looks particularly well made up in straight line models. Striped effects in plain - colors, made by a drop-stitch in the weave, are used for handsome.gawns like that pictured sbove. In this the stripes are arranged to run lengthiise in the bodice and both lehgthwise and horizontally in the tunic and skirt. The open neck is filled in at the front with flesh-colored georgette. A dress of this kind in dark tones of the fashionable
/"‘;‘;’"‘: 5 ; ‘ ,“; " A~ o Ea ; Y ¥ & L "h.gi. K ‘*& @« ; A e g x __‘ ‘ e - -.%”‘\ w v‘- ‘ » ’%“ ik éq& ‘_ o :" / ‘, : e F Q\”.\ o :’ ; g S e = 4 ér’ R "This brilllant group of summer hats theludes both layge and small shapes that are in thenmselves classy. Lovely materials and colors make them flata tering to their weearers. Fringed frills of changeable silk thake the first b.a(: just bélow it two-toned fallle ribbon is artfully uscd; at ghe left Llack malines and tpald, and the Russian turban is of e broldered silk. Frank Cunningham was a Goshen vigitor Thursday
~Mrs. A. E. Grubbs has gone to Canton, Ohlo, to visit her sister. - Dr. Black had professional Lusiness which took him to Elkhart Thursday. Mr. afid Mrs. Walter Grover and Mike Scanlon were South Benil visitors Thursday. : Mrs. B. G Thompson, of Vona Colorado, is here on a visit with her motier Mrs J. C. Miller. Mg¢sdames Shirley and W. li.'_lA)}' have gone on a week's visit to Mrs. C. B..Guntle at Fort Wayne . - Seth Miller, of Chicago will arrive Saturday ;md_be a Sunday guest at the William Yerger home. . “The hot wave got a gevere set back Thuraday morning when the weather took a decided cooler turn.
Miss Jennie Sisterhen has returned to Detroit from the south and has about récovered her health. - » Miss Vida Earl, employed in- the Stansbury stores, had -to have her hand lanced on account of an injury. : \\"n'p't_ed. to purchase small tent. Address X Banner, giving particulars. - , 15b2t Roav. ‘Grut_)bs was in F&rt Wayné Thursday attending a convention of the young peoples’ society of the U. B, ehurch. . - : Mrs, Charles Garringer, of Goshen will spend* a week here with her brother Hugh Lundy and her sister Mrs. Dave Lowe. : . ~_ Miss Madaline Green is home from a South Bend hospital where she spent six weeks. Her condition is anything but encouraging: a ;
Col. 'I. D. Straus and family are homeé ftom Chicago. The colonel is much improved in health but unable Lo resume bueiness, : ’ STATION AGENT WAS RIGHT Negro Messenger -at Least Learned Scmething of More or Less Importance to Senator. - A southern senator, whose home is in the country some two miles from the rallway, received a telegram which Indicated the need for his immediate presence in a mearby city, The train schedule had been recently changed, and the telephone was not working, S 0 a negro was sent to find out when a. train would pass the station. It was three hours later when the negro shambled into the yard. ~ “Where have you been, you black rascal? Does it take three hours to ask when a train’ will be due?’ the fuming senator demanded. ; “Now. Marse Henry,” the negro ‘protested, “yo' know hit don’ takg no three hours ter ax when er train gwineg pass by. But, Marse Henry, Ah done hear yo' say yo'se'f dat dat‘ station agent am a liar an' yo' can't, take his word for nuffin’, so when he tol' me, Ah didn’t pay no ‘tention, hut des' stayed to see fer myse'f. An’ for once in his life dat man tol' de truf—dat ole train sho did come rollimn” by des when he said she would!” - Song in the Bathroom. , Y
Professor W. H. Bragg of the Royal institution, London, England, has enunciated .a new theory as to the bathroom. “Why do so many people sing in the bathroom?” asked the proTessor, and ‘a juvenile audience broke out into laughter, remembering the impulse that seizes them to break out into song when they are having a bath. ‘The professor explained that the note is struck for them by the running water. He also pointed out that, while the voice sounds resonantly.in the bathroom, it is not' half so fine or in_spiring when a song is continued in the dressing room. The same authority explained that the bubbles of stecam formed at the bottom of a boilfng kettle, nearest to the flame, tried to get to the top, and coming into contact with water of a lower temperature fell back again with sounds like tiny hammer strokes on a hard sub-
HOT WEATHER AND DOWN GO PRICES
Our Two ‘Stores
are full of Dishes, GroNotions, Underwear, Hosiery, Muslin, WashBrushes. -
- BUY YOUR VOIL WAISTS ' - BUY YOUR CREPE DE CHINE WAIST_S S BUY YOUR GEORGETTE WAISTS BUY YOUR HOSE - . BUY YOUR TOWELING ; : - BUY YOUR HOUSE DRESSES o BUY YOUR MUSLIN : ' - BUY YOUR SHIRTING . v BUY OUR PERCALE , ' , - BUY YOUR GINGHAMS - . '~ BUY YOURSILKS = | - BUY YOUR GROCERIES—AII from this one big ~_Double Store and have them delivered to your door free ~of charge - : » SKIRT DEPARTMENT . ! * In this department we have 3 dozen Fine Wool and Silk nl:tl::‘.to be sold at a sacrifice your cholee Is first if you come A ballr wool Storm Serge Skirts worth $5.00 Sale Price +. §8.98 1 lot of Plald Skirts for the Miss worth $6.25 Sale Price . . $1.79 1 lot all Wool Panama Skirts worth $6.50 Sale Price at .. $3.19 . 11ot of all wool Panama Skirts worth $lO.OO Sale Price $7.29 1 Ipt all wool Poplin Skirts worth $12.00 Sale Price ... $9.39 1 lot Sllk Poplin Skirts to close at ... %500 and $5.00 ‘ ~ The above prices are below the price of goods by the yard. Buy thém now. : , ‘o - ‘ - CHILDREN’S GINfliAM DRESSES A large line of pretty Dresses for the girls. Sale prices under yard prices you save the making.. - : : } 1 lot Gingham Dresses for girls worth $2.25 Sale Price . $1.83 1 lot Dresses for the girls of the fast colored Ginghams worth 1 lot white Skirts with Striped blouse waist worth $1.15 now .. 89¢ 1 lot worth $4.25 and $4.50 our Sale Price ... ... .. $3.89 - 1 lot extra value in this big sale worth $2.00 ... ... . . SILS9 /. Other Children’s dressess lp this sale at a big saving. LADIES’ BOUSE DRESSES - 1 lot Ladles house dresses made of the best percale and gingham we must close them out at this big sale worth $2.00 Sale 1 lot of house dresses worth $2.25 to close out at ... $1.79 1 lot BungaloW Aprons made of fine quaity percale, good styles -..best workmanshlp Dark and Light worth $2.00 sale price .. $1.59 1 lot Bungalow Aprons. Light colors and Plalds worth $125 and S 0 s sl wlee . o a M THE CHILDREN’S WHITE DRESS DEPARTMENT 3 ~We have a large selection of Swiss, and Lawn dress for the infant, for the little girl and for the lirge girl bring the child _~and let us fit her with a nice new white dress. Infants dress with lace and embroldery trimming. ' (‘hlll':rel’s dresses for age 2 to 6 years worth $2.00 ‘Sla;; oy CQ BVRETEATS 20099 VRS ERAERIOLE SEIS MRS D SRR AT oe Lt Sreenatesa e suRLRIREREINTS L b - Children’s dresses for age 10 to 14 years worth $4.50 Sale TH e $3.89 We have in this department a large selection we Invite you to bring the children. Lace Ribbon, Embroidery trimmipgs. - Middy Blouses for the Ladles or the Girls, Ladies Middy Blouses made of the best heavy, American Suiting Misses Middy Blouses worth #2.00 Sale Price ..........:......... $1.69
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERGARMENTS In this department we have a large line bf the new styles In Pink and White all to be closed out In this big 10 day sale. : ‘White Skirts of fine Nalnsook Deep E-bloldery Flounce, deep dust ruifle, worth $2.50 while they last ~......_...___ _ §.19 White Skirts Trimmed with Deep Embroidery, Ruffles, lnsering, of fine Nainsook worth $3.25 sale price ... $2.89 Spow white cambric just the fabrie for undergarments 36 in. Worth $2.00 a fine Nainsook, Embroidery flounce at the closing 1 dozen Ladies’, Skirts Fancy Embroided Ruffle 9 Inches deep Bb B i PRI GR AR GAUZE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT We have the new pinks and white Union Suits such as you will like for a mice suit of underwear. Ladles’, Misses’, Boy’s, and Mens’ long or short sleeve. Read ap and get the prices. Ladies Ganze Union Sults worth 50c Sale Price ... . 4de Ladies Gauze Union Suits worth 75¢ Sale ENIOG .o Ladies Gauze Union Suits worth $l.OO Sale Price ... .. . 9% - Mew’s Union Suits Long Sleeve worth $1.75 Sale Price e $1099 . Men’s Short Sleeve knee lengath worth 50¢ sale price ......... #e Men's Athletic Union Suits worth $l.OO mow ... . i 3 - Ladies,V Necked Vests worth 85 ¢ mow ... 9 ‘Something new Fiffell Maid Union Sults made of Pink Tissue Buttonless, Satin Ribbon shoulder straps the sult ... $l5O ] GI{OVES : : Ladles’ Long Silk Gloves in Black or White ... .. $135 Ladies’ Short Silk Gloves the pair ............................ Soc and $l.OO CORSET DEPARTMENT ~ 20 Styles of J. C. C. and Madam Grace Corsets to Seleet form. A corset of the |tola‘:.eor|g:r‘tle slender, a ‘corset for the average form, from to § each. .Fi} yoursel{ with a urmlfleamdfluhgfl;qmwfllmmsuhm ~comfort for your money. : : il : : s - SHIRT WAISTS. " Silk Crepe Georgette Waists, Voll Waists. See this line of T lot New Voi wmmv!@&imi Becks Bao vall. feesth » 0 KE; N Vi ] é m “h » w%wwqm.u-uu-mnofiun-o-----n M
Sheeting, Muslin, Leng Cloth, Nainsook, Damask, Toweling, Outing Glannel, Apron ‘Ging- | hams, Sateens, Work |
at Stansbury’s Double Store We are overstocked in some of the different departments and must reduce the stock. We are not going out of business but we will maintain our reputation as leader of low prices and invite you to call. We place these leaders before you for your consideration. . ‘ '
- Our Short Time Credit and Pfonibt Pay gives us a buying power that we can sell for less and give better service. Use the phone. Call us up. We will send the goods of quality at‘lomstpfic& ,
Bring in your Eggs. We pay the hlghest market',price./
‘ DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT : The new suring styles in Voll with lni'p Flonl-h:;zn. See this line worth from Soc 2100, §1.35, $1.50 the ) Wool Poplin for a servicable cloth for a sult you will lind none hetter worth 2255 the yard Sale Price bt 2239 Sfks Plain Plaid, and Strines for shirts or dresses all on sale at special prices, : Silk poplin a fine 36 Inch Cloth with high quality for wear ~-Worth §l5O the yard Sale Price ... ... . . .. ... . .....8129 Other Dress goods In Ginghams, Percales, White Goods, _Sultings, Strong Cleth, Cotton Ponlins. : ‘ . HOSIERY DEPARTMENT 25¢ Now buy all your needs for the Summer. : "Boys or giris fast Black Hose 3 thread knee double sole and - heal size (rv- & to 10 this sale only the pair W GIRL'S FOOT REST HOSE 37¢ A fine Ganze a fi.ufithv hose Just li'..rllyh»lc (hl; sals .. e BOY'S IRON CLAD HOSE 42¢ - A double threaded. double sole and knee a stocking forsserivee. at this big sale worth ¢ now . - ; ; i2¢ Men's Fine lisle finished hose worth 35¢ now the palr . 2%¢ D e Ai o 4 A TSS ) 5 S N AR R 0 A S L o SA i M GET THIS LADIES 19¢ Black or White Hose of a smooth fjnish no seams hose for serviee regular 30¢ Sale Price L . = 19¢. Ladies’ New Fashlon Hose Merserized Lisle Gauke welght In Back, White, Brown and Colors, B STI s 15 A) o 5. S A TAR3B A S 3557 o - EXTRA VALUE 50c 7 Eiffel 1n Rlack and Brown this Is a exirn Speelal Value. Selected from our stock for this special sale only o ... obe A RO S 1 N B S o SR R Ol 5 SR AR kT e, ~ DRAPERY DEPARTMENT : Lace Curtains by the Pair, Cartain nets by the yard. Scerim, Madress, Voils, Marquesett, Terry Cloth for the doors, sun fast over drapes large line: to select from. 4 “—“m - OUTING FANNEL DEI’.—\RT.\IENT : The best extra heavy weight Outing, In faney saripes or ~ checks In this big sale at 3lc fall price 40, . | Lo LOOK! LOOK! 36 Inch Percale In light or dark b-y‘zéthe- now one price te all 3le. ']fhlu Is the best nresent day is¢ quality. e A 554 ST RS TR, 530 STS 01 eSS e .AR i A i 505 o SHIRTING DERARTMENT . . : : The best Quality Everet Cheviot at this big sale only ... 37e¢ - TOWELING DEPARTMENT Look at this Stevens Crash all pure linen 1n this blg sale . Sl¢ * SILK HOSE FOR HOT WEATHER Extra Value in ladles Silk Hose in Black, White or Brown worth BNy e I | CANNED GOODS In order to reduce our stock of canned goods we are placing on sale ; True Worth Pork and Beans with Tomato Sanee . 2 cans for 25 Joan of Are Red Kidney Bedans the can ... ............5 17e Early Morn Red Beans 15¢ _................. 3 cans for 12¢ Logan Sugar Peas Young and tender percan ... ... .15 Dalisy Peas worth the ean lie ... .. ... ... 3 cans for He Sweep Stakes Earley June Peas the can .. ... . ... . Ise Superb Sweet Corn this Is a solid pack tender and sweet .. 15e Pride of Yirginia Tomatees 30 ox. €am ... ... 32€ Silver Foam Tuna Fish 3% pound ean ... ......... 25€ ‘Sea Lion Salmon Dark red % pound can .3 .. ... ... 25¢ libhys Vegelable Soeup thee AR - .......ociiiciiiiisinmicin... 1808 Sun Kist Peaches In heavy syrup the ean.............c..... dlc Sun g:t.l’hn»le' ML 6 . i i R - Nile d Yellow Peaches DR ox. ealm ...l SBe Del Mount Free Peaches 20 oz, ean ... 420 Frankiin Pure Sugar Syrup a substitue for sugar use it for baking, for eating ior canning. v 5 & iU: - e - < ~SOAP DEPARTMENT : : American Family Soap large cake the eake ................ 7€ RubeNo-Hore BoaP the CRKO ..o iiivinniinniansranensisssssossissiess S 8 Bob White Soap a w e Lautz Naptha SuLthe RS . e 1O Grandmas White Laundry Soap ............ ............ 6 bars for 28e R B i i s B lOER. for. BON Rub-No-More Soap Flakes the package ... 10€ Rub-No-More Wasling Powder ... i, € Star Napthe Washing POWBSE ... ... iiiirivsissssrscscse B 8 Gold Dyst Washing Pawder ..x/\.,\:z Snow Boy Washing Powdler ... iiiciniipins cossansssioos L . COFFEE DEPARTMENT | Try our Manor Steel Cut Coffee the nound ... Bbe €. W. Coffee Steel Cut Moca and Java Mixed the vound ... 55¢ " = r ; “ . e & « . BREAKFAST FOOD = ;z ;o‘iu OIMAD . ibt g : Kellogs Corn Flukes Nl e e Kellogs Corn Flakes laTRe ..ottt sininsinene D & Quaker Rolled Oats small ... viiinnrneicsssnennt” 18€
‘We Invite You To look over these prices and compare them with any catalog, or any prices made in the county.
This Big Sale is now in )full swm'g come and secured |some of the big
