Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 November 1920 — Page 3

Xhmb - - Christmas may be a long way off but we are alrcacy making | pictures to be used ~ as Christmas remem- : brances. Make an appointment today. Hieber Studios Phone 264 Photography and Xray

- - . ’ i v -.“ W i Y 5 | VR R il : Y 7 .\'\\ . | AR\ &.! | Helps For Your Fall | - Housecleaning . | .Y/ OU will fiad it wel worth your while te drop in and see the special display we are making of the things you need -for housecleaning. ' . Everything from Curtain Rods to Paint, - aud from Mops to Stepladders. Exactly what you want to make home brighter and | work lighter. : ' : _ Come in and see how completely we ean supply you. . ‘ Weir & Cowle | LJGOKIBR, INDIANA : 18“ : Pheue 67 I’2o ™me WINUHEITAR srena @

R UPARTICULAR Of course yeu are, and we want just that kind of patrons. It is our aim to please them down to the last point, and we do it teo. Phone 86. ‘ , - BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY | AND PRY CLEANING

Cold Weather Battery Service Oold weather is just shead. Is your sterage dattery in preper condition to meet the heavy demands that will be made on it? : i . A weak, half run-down battery will net turn\ever a cold, stiff emgine; it will not keep your lights b brightly during the long nights that are coming. ’ _ In winter, more than at any other time, you need a fully charged, powerful battery in your car. Our service will insure this fer you. It will keep your battery wp te the miark all . winter and ingure tl\o_ quick starts you want. If you plan te store your ear, remember special battery attention is mecessary. An idle battery deteriorates quickly unless charged and inspected regularly. We will take eare of all this for you; store your battery give it the atiention 1t needs and return it te you in the Spring fresh and vigorYou need our service this Winter. ..Drive around, let us look: at yeur Battery new and make arrangement for the future. : 5 S - Robinson = ‘Electric Service

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T llTlSE—————————==~—~—~ | “Humoresque™ mext Tuesday and : Wednesday. e . Mrs Stells Smith was a Warsaw | visitor Tuesday. : : ; | The city counei! met 1 regular sesslon last night | Miss Jesste Preston of Brimfied is | dangerously ill ’ Mrs. Sam Sellg was called w 0 Fomt ' Wayne by the {llness of her sister Mrs. 'Jnlhu Marx. ‘ = |, Mr. and Mrs John Bkeels will leave | for Florida next week where they will spend the winter. “28% Hours Leave” js the feature attraction at Crystal tomight A iaugh every minute. : Mise Lena Burkett is the new bookkeeper at the Farmers Co-Operative Elevator eompany in this eity. ‘ Judge Wrigley adjourned the Whitloy eireuit eourt matil Nov. 18 whea his suseeesor will sssume offiee. Leo Loeser is still eonfined % hius bed from the eoffects of a brokem leg, suffered by the kiek of a horse 4 For sale, regietered short hora ball kuxr. bora Mareh 18. FMine individual. Rosece Jackson. R. A Ligoaler 3€b4t | The ©..& €. Groeery i & salf-serve ‘establishment where the eost of olerk hire ia saved % the buyer of groeeries. Lo ;

Mre. Malissa Deany i on an inapestion tour of thea W. R C. posss ot Aubura, Wateriee, Angola, Butler and Hamilton. . , ‘Humoresque” a melody o o mother's heart a wordless poem of love and tears and laughter at Cryswal Tuesday and Wedaesday. ' 1 ' Wanted, men for et of towa werk, two machiniste, two blackemiths six structural ifrom workers. Call at 230 ‘E. Third street. H. 8. Pollard 7 ~ Aad xow uakaown thieves have stelea Kendallville's big, murderons bomb dissovered in a pile of serap iren at the fourdry there For the first time in ever four years flour sold in Minneapolis Monday below §slo a barrel. It is predieted that wheat will go below $3 a dushe.. Miss Pauline MeNamara of South Bend, tralned nurse has deen here taking care of Mrs. Bly Phares who is recovering from a seriomws illness. We have opened a first elass grocery im the room mext te the Baaner offics. Customers serve themselves and save the priee of elerk hire. @ & G. Groeery. : : G. & G. Groeery Co. is the only selfserve store in the eounty, and is loeated on Cavin street betweea the Banner office and Farmrs & Merchants Bank, Ligonier. Bright, new and fresh is the stoek of groceries earried by the G. & G. company. Price of all articles plainly marked on the packages. Next door to Banner offies. A H. 8. Pollard, wko had been employed at the Highway Iron Products Co. as superintendent, will leave Baturday to take charge of a faetory at Charleston, W. Va. : Miss Fay McLean who Eas been here. on a visit from Findlay, Ohio, patd for the Banner three years in advance The lady a former resident, has many relatives in Ligonier. Revival Meeting at the Methodist church every evening excpet Saturday hour 7:30.. Rv. Adams of Benton eonducts the music. The pastor preaches: . J. F. Lutey. Wanted Poultry—Will pay for old hens 34 eents a pound, young roosters 12 cents. Ducks 34 eents. Leghorns 15 cents. Joe Miller, Ligonier ,Telephone No. 819 88btt R. L. Black, brother of Dr. I W. Black, of Ligonier and Wright Blaek of near Topeka was reelected attorney general of Idaho by a greatly. increased majority. He is a repubii« ean. ; ~ Willls Kinnison of Garden OCity, Kansas s here visiting his brother James and other relatives. Mrs. Kinnison, who had been here for severa! weeks will return with her husband. Mrs. Kinnison is a sister of Mrs. W. LA. Shobe. ;: :

SLASSITED ABS. Lore’ ean and will answer any guestion you may ask her, at Crystal Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week. ' Btag Plealc. Axtlors Ceunty Olhwd, Sylvan Lake, Mer> (%tr, Sunday, Nev. 31. Nike ant frievds Imvited Gome and get a e Xor far ven:r Thanke M—Por Sale—TFine byllding lot on the North Side with & frentage of 3¢ feet i dopth o TR et Fine shade trees and other improvements. Wil sell cheap. Wlll @fsen, Mishawaka, Ind. FilTd Stag Piditle, Aftlers Oomaty Cheh; Sylvan Lake, Reme Cliy, Sunday Nev. 31 Niks and friends Invited and get a turkey for your Thamksgiviag @laner. dBaliw fa the resident seheel or by Nome stady. Catalog and HNome Study' booklet free. Write the South Bead Business Cellege, South Bead m! : : . SMime. - muithing promp’ly dome at resseanble pricea. New shep I rear of Weid & Cowley's. Give me & aall. WII' B Biewe Sne Blaokmants “”:M"fi Rt um : 9] _l:3mve arranged % a small stosk of rebuilt tires at the Qaldwell sixd $15.70 ' = - 334 $16.45 - : - 3xd 01786 ' - . WASMIE

Next Year’s Prices Now on Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ~ Price Quotations to Meet the Lower - @ Costof Living

We're not overloaded. We don't need the money. We could sell this stock of fine clothing for the regular prices; they're great values at these prices. But people expect low prices and because they expect lower prices we're going to see that they get them. It mean that we'll sell a great deal of fine merchandise for less than we expected. .

The reduction in prices comes at the season of the year when you most need the clothes and you cannot afford to miss this opportunity.

You'll hardly see prices quoted on this grade ot clothing again tor some time to come, as the quality is of the highest and the tailoring is unquestionable. Gl

. Onelot of Suits reduced to . . $15.00 - One lot of Suits reducedto . . . 20.00 ~ One lot of Suits reducedto . . 25.00 - Patrick Overcoats reduced to $30.00 and $35.00 ( Oth&Overcoat;at .. $25.00 to $50.00 Sheep wool lined coats, Rain coats, Sweaters, Bbys’Clothing, ~prepare now for that cold spell that will soon be here. ~ Carney Clothing Store

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Some of the finest suits and overcoats it has ever bsen our pleassure to show are now in, the styles, like the fabric are right, and the colors are very latest.