Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 October 1920 — Page 2

2 & o Auctioneering Twenty-one years experi- ~ ence in all kinds of live ~ stock and farm sales. Satisfaction on our part ~guaranteed or no charge. For dates call Lincoln . Cafe, Ligonier. - John Gill & Son CHARLES V. INKS AND SON Dealer in Mosuments, Vaults, Tombstones, Building Stone = orn:r Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER

Three Things You " There are three things you demand from your bank. . : ~ First, it must -offer a place of unquestioned safety for the money vou entrust to its care. . Secondly, it must lend its funds rot only with the security of the investment in mind but with the good of the community and its pro- _ per development alwavs under consideration. Thirdly, you demand that. your bank shall be _ ~ friendly pleasant, and helpful in all its dealings with vou. £ : We believe the demands of yours are reason- ' able and we_aim to meet them in every re- : spect. \\je invite vour business upon this basis, : : C .t. ” B k , ~ Ligonier, Indiana .

Ligonier Bakery . For everything in the _ gead and Pastery Line

White Flour Bread. - Rye Bread. : Graham Bread . Pies, Cakes and Cookies ' Like mother used to bake. | - Parker House Rolls and Buns on order. Special attention to party orders. M. E. Rodgers Call Phone:244 -* - Ligonier, Indiana

Extraordinary Sale Very Special Offer We are offe»ring on next Thursday, : Friday and Saturday e Silk Hose, worth up to $3.00 TRI . LD 98C ~ This is the biggest bargain ever offered in Hosiery. Get your share‘while they last. =~ | | Weare also making a great many- price reductions throughout our entire store. 7 el e E. Jacobs & Company

The Ligonier Banner : Published by = 8 w 0 ‘g o e TTEees—- | “he Banner Publishing Company !:e s | i W, C. B. HARRISON m i ' | [T Foreign Advertising Reprasentative |- | L THERNERICA PREssRSSOCATION | : Pablished evary Tuesday su Priday soé estered LinthePostofice st Ligo 1. Ind. s- second | tlens matter o : ; ; . ‘ Wheg the infantile chairman of the | Noble ~county rqpublcan commitlee | goes about the streets gtelling the | peopleé that the poll shows a republi%van majority i Noble county of over 1 1.900 he {5 exposing bijssful ignorance. %(‘n!y‘a novice in theé politcial game ;‘wnum uiter suct statements for it is { pure bunk. * The democrats have a

poll of the county which no doubt as truly reflects the political situation as does the republican poll and the effort to stampede the votérs will be about as successful as attempts have been to interpret the Chicago platform and determine just where Senator Harding stands on the leading jssues of the campaign. In losing Munton the Noble county republicans lost a political giant and galned & political dwarf. Noble county on a presidential vote usually' goes republican by a few hundred majority, but no one can predict nor no poil show just what the result will be this year with the women voting and the issues 30 mixed. The vealy state‘moms of the youthful county chairman. must be taken with the usual iamu'un_! of salt. :

The most definite statement in Senator Harding's speech in Baltimore Monday night is this: “I'm perfectly frank to say to you that I am without a single program constructive fin character about an association of nations.” And this is about as indefinite as anything could be. The Republican candidate opposes the league of pations and says when he is elécted the first thing he’ll do ‘s “to try to find a plan for an association of natiogns behind which ail America will stand.” The league of nations of which numerous natious have become members is constructive in character. If the United Statos ought not to become a member, as Senator Harding has said, then what kind of a league should we become a mem‘ber of? . * - ’

The acts of the last special session of ‘the legislature will soon be ready tor distribution and when copies have reached all the counties of the the state the governor will issue his proclamation declaring them in foree. All acts bearing am emergency clause went into effect as soon as passed.

Wall street is betting four to one on Harding.- Four--years ago fhe same bunch of political gamblers wére offering as high as five to one on Hughes

And now it develops that national league baseball is rotten. What may be expected of politicians when ball players get croeked? : ' Just a Little While. , (Mrs. 0. W. Dowell in Kendallville) . News-Sun) - : Just a little while to frost. The golden rod is dimming theylights of its candelbra skirting the banks of the Elkhart's murmuring waters; there is not a tuft of withering grass that does not ring out the.shrill plaintive sweetness of the cricket's unwearied theme; the music of the katydid’ orchestra iz in - full chorus; leaves gloriously colored carpet- the ground, rustling softly as the wind stirs filfully overhead. “The melancholy days” will soon be here; yet also, those of radiant life and sparkling weather. -

. Impertant Notice, At _a meeting of the Directors of the Famers Co-operative Edevator Company, Sept 21st the manager was instructed by unanimous vote of the board to place the buginess of the company on a cash business Oct. 15, 1920, thereby enabling the company to reduce the price on their output. . Person knowing themselves indebted to the company are requested to call at the company’s office on or before Oct, 15th and make settlement either by cash or note with approved security. - . Farmers Co-operative Elevator -Co. By Henry Hire, President. . ; Mrs. McCray to Lecture. - Mrs. F. E. Weir entertained th. Progress Club at a picnic supper at her home Monday evening. The club voted to have Mrs. McCray, of Kendallville deliver a lecture here to womei voters. , : : ‘Photographs at Hieber's Studio.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Rooms for rent, nicely furnished at Mleyiflml. C. H. McClish. For sale, desirable bulldirg lot. Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. I desire to buy @ modern house for | home in Ligonier. Not to far out. Ray Plabaugh. . 26arf Have your hot water ‘oule insured for two yedrs by buying a Kantieek at the Kexall Drug Store. Soati X Vm buy all kinds of chickens, paying the higest market price. and sell theiu to local consumers. Jobn Himes | - ldaul ! FOR SALE—Two dwelling houses and barn on full lot - South Grapd street. Price §1,600. Will take Liberty Bonds. Johm W. Himes. ~ 10au ee e -e e s x l Yu'll need a hot water bottle this fall. Then why not buy a hantleek guaranteed: for two years at the Rex‘all store, : Soati

For Sale, two heating stoves. a sideboard, two commodes, bed with springs. .Call phone No. 263, Ligonier : . - 30btt ~ ‘Anyone having mission furniture to. dispose of such as tables, chairs, settees, etc please leave name and description af ‘articles for sale at this office. L ’ ' 30alt . Wanted:—Business Trained Young People. You may get that training either in the resident school or by home study at the South Bend Business College.. Write for catalog aud Home Study Booklet. "~ 27bto Otl 2 For Sale—Fine building lot on the North Side with a frontage of 90 feet and. depth of 165 feet. Fine sghade trees and other improvements. Will sell chedp. Will Gibson, Mishawaka, Ind. _ : 301 : Farms For Sale. To settle the estatée of Wm. and Janet Crow, we the under signed heirs offer the following real estate for sale in Noble County. ’ 83 'l-3 acres five miles South West of ‘Ligonier and four miles north west of Cromwell in what is known as the “Dismal” good buildings. 35 acres of good timber also. . ' - 127 acres in Kosciusko county 3 miles due west of Cromwell on the east side of Lake Wawasee. 2 houses and other good buildings. 20 acres of timbér also.. = . i ;

Large lot in Cromwell, large house. barn, hen house, good . well, good garden. . ‘ a 0 J. E. D. Crow, Admr. LigonierJezye Klick, Syracuse : Wnt. Crow, Syracuse A Sadie Sloan, Cromwell. - 27btf - . Last Registration Day. . | Monday, October 4th, is the last day to register for the November election. Unless you register you canmnot vote. The registration places will be open in each precinct from 8 a. m. to 9 _p.‘ m. Do not fail to register 30a2t Presbyterian Church Notes. Rally day will be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. At the morning service the Lord’s Supper will be administered, infants baptized and new members received. In the evening at 7:30 a song service will be held. - : | Every friend or member of the church is urged to be there unless prevented by sickness. ’ . Notice to Water Takers, You are hereby notified that water rents are due October Ist, 1920, payable at the residence of the City Clerk On all rents due and not paid on or before October 20th a penalty of ten perecnt will be added as by ordinante provided. e P ; ~ All water rents for 1920 are now due and must be paid on or before October 30th.. . ' : - -Office hours 9a. m. to 6 p. m. : | T. E. Jeanneret, Dep. City Clerk.

: Prices Drop Kerplank. - Prices of cotton goods, sfiks, clothing and woolen fabrics all took a drop in price of 30 per cent during the past week. Food prices also took a slump in the wholesale markets. Sam Snider has laid in a fine stock of canvas and jersey gloves wkich he is prepared to sell at a very close margin of profit. He has all styles and sizes. _ 30atf Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been, by the clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, subject to confirmation by said court, duly appoimted administrator of the ‘estate of Michael Scanlan, late of Noble County, Indiana, deceased, and creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. i Said estate is probably solvent. William Clifford, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford Attorneys for estate. ~ 28b3w : ..Notice of Administration. -

. Notice is herby given that the undersigned has been, by the clerk of 'the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, subject to confirmation by said ‘court; duly appointed administrator of the estate of Hgnnora Scanlan, late of Noble County, Indiana, deceased, ' amd creditors and all other persons interested in said estate will be governed accordingly. sl iy At ' Said estate is probably solvemt. = ¢ William Clifford, Administrator. Bothwell & Vanderford . Attorneys zo‘:j estate. . ; 28b3w |

~ Fall Announcement . Big Sale of Dry Goods and Groceries ‘We laid our plans, we bought our goods long ago in order that we would able to prolect our trade against the extreme high prices of the fall we will lead with the prices in this big 10 day sale. ‘ . : This sale consists of the largest selection of best Quality Goods. We adyise vou to buy Outings, Percales, Hose, Crash, Outing Gowns, Winter Underwear. Blankets, Ginghams, Dress Goods, Children's Gingham Dreses, Ladies’ Aprons. . ' We want you to get the advantage of this early sale and save money. : We will quote you a few of the prices and invité vou to call and see the goods and be " satisfied that we will save you money. . :

, Cotton Batting ’ . We wm save you money on your (otlton Batting Herenles. 2 poand roll 72x90 sheet . . She Hereules 2% pound roll 72x90 sheet . e I Hercules 3 pound rolls 72x90 sheet £l.lO - A big special In a pure white bat 3 pound 72x90 sheet Just a bhig bargain while they last = £l.OO Redstitched Bat 72x90 sheet will not pull apart $1.15 Wool Bats for quilting and comforts this is the Dot I2xoo sheets ... .. .. ..., siinne i B Wool bat Lambs woeol 72x90 ... ._ .. ... . 849 Bo Peep Wool finished bat for quilts the bat _ $2.00 o - Dress Geods Department We have in this department a large line of all wool black dress goods from 2115 to 82,75 the yard, The new siyles and shades In sport cloth for Jackets, Middy Blon«t Skirts and Sults see thls line hefare you buy. : : : ~ Get This Big Special in Crash 16 in. Union Crash Heavy and smooth per yard . 30¢ 16 In. all pure linen just what you like the yd. . 37c - Other Crash at all prices. - v m - Percale Anrons L Just received from the manufacture a large line of Ladies’ Percale Aprons. - Get this reduce price. Ladies’ long light Percale Aprens . ... ... . SLOO Ladies’ Nght plald aprons ... ... ... 13 Ladies’ Dark Pereale Aprons -..................... L 5 Ladles’ lghN checked Aproms ... .. 150 ~ Ladies’ Outing Gown Department “All ready made for less than the goods cost, . Ladies’ Outing Gowns faney stripes and cheeks all double seams, nice trimming, spuare or round ::ck e e e S As nbove extra heavy weight . 8250, $2.75, £3.00 Men's Gowns, Pajamas, Children’s sleeping garments and Gowns, . : - Underskirt Department. : Ladies® Knit Skirts Nght or dark each ... 150 Ladies® black sateen skirts from ... . $2.00 to #l4OO - Ladies’ Sateen skirts in the new Shades all at less than cost of goods. , ¢ 2 : = . - % - , " Percales ‘ " Call for this big bargain 36. inch double Fould Peracle light or dark all ome price 32¢ the yard large selection ‘ : m iy . : : - . ' Comforts v 86 inch ehallle for comforts a big b rgain large Tline of the light and dark patterns for Quilts ard Tamierta e yaed ... ... e

We will make this one of the biggest sales of the season. Call on us. This Sale begins September 25, 1920 and ends October 9th. - - C. R. STANSBURY Y LMGAONIER INDIANA |

| THE UNIVERSAL CAR wm ‘The Ford Runabout is a Runabout m reality—a regular business messenger, solving the question of economical and quick transportation. The Contractor, Builder, Traveling Salesman, Collector, Solicitor, all find the Ford Runabout te most convenient ac well as the most economical among motor cars. Low in purchase price, cost of operation, and low in cost of maintenance. Durable in service, and useful every day in the year. We solicit your oider for one or more. We ask your patronage in the repair of your car, assuring you of genuine Ford Parts, skilled workmen, reasonable prices. We know we can satisfy your wants of motor accessorics. UMFM Ve 0 : . 8 - A '

: Outing Flannels - . 20 and 2 inch light er dark. Outing. Flannel extry heavy welght worth {oc the yard any guantlts for this epening sale the vard ‘e Get This Big Special in Blankets . T 334 extra large, extra heavy wool napped Blankets in Faney Plalds and Cheeks some Chicago cutalogve prices this blanket at $5.00 our opening price omly ...~ ... - - ; $6.79 - Plain Blankets In gray 6550 extra large, extra heavy, regular price 8400 pow . 8899 Blaukets for the single bed 50372 only 2229 M Children’s Gingham Dresses ; < A new line fust recelved at a cut price from the manufacture. We will @lve you the advantage. Children’s Dresses from 2to 6 years each = §1.75 Children's Dresses form 2 to 6 years each . 25 Chililren's Dresses from N to 14 years each 1.59 Children's Dresses frem S to 14 years $ L 0 Chidren’s Dresses from 12 to 18 yéars each 6.25 m : * Hosiery Department : Boys extra heavy welght all sizes e B Girls'and Boys' hose for school all sizes the pair . e L : 25¢ Ladles® fall weight Hose. buy them now in blaek or brown . i - ’ S R « This klg special we picked up from the manufactor for this big sale worth #1.50 now ss¢ this s a pure thread silk Hose, forwear none better. _w— Underwear Department We wiil quote a few prieces onof this department. Boys' Union Sults exten heavy fleece this Is the only garment for winter wear nn - . ... . 8130 tirls Union Snits Seal Lined extra heavy up . §1.40 ‘Ladies™ Fleece unlon suits the Dependon line for wear and serviee none better: .. e Men's heavy Blizzard Fleeeed Unjon sults this is the best garment for cold weather ... .. ... $235 M ‘ - Our Grocery Department ~ We deliver your goods at less price then some sell it and you carry it home try our serivec and get the best. . . Kellogs Corr Flakes Regular package .. ... .. 12¢ Kellogs Corn Ulakes lorg: package . . %Be l’«mfiamr-n-;rvei.l’nr . Post "Testies large package . L e Quaker Rolled Oats regnlar package . .. . . 13¢ Quaker Rolled Oaly Invge .. ... ... . .... Be e - SOAPS . Am-rican Fam'ly foan the bar, - i DO P, G Napths Sos) the bar ... ... B¢ Lenox Seap large bar . ... N Fel Naptta Soan 3 bars for . iDO “Ivory & bLcrs ’:u:’_ S ¢ b4k Sra gt sy 25(' ———— e A - - "““‘W“ : Dishes—Dishes - We will do the best we can to supply your wants. ; Toilet Soaps, Tollet Articles, Talcum powder, Face powder, Tollet Water; Tooth Brushes, Powder Puils and Face clothes. o = ;