Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 36B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 November 1920 — Page 4

: Bake Sale. o The Ladies Ald Soclety of the Presbyterian church will have a bake sale on Friday beginning at 10 o'clock in in J. W. Smith's Auto Sales Room. e Badly Haurt. . Eston McClintic of Syracuse, head of & company of road builders of that plage, was badly injured while covering eement. About 20 barrels of cemen turned over on him, c¢rushiog a_\ A / / sﬁ‘éé‘“’/ // ‘;/ W e A GV : » S N . " g"; ;; v. Yr . & ' ‘ﬂ, 7 ‘. p e o\ 5; : ' P s . Nt/ o ."3,‘\.! 2y : ¢ ‘ W‘. { - ‘ X - Y}“) ) J ; —

™ . . 3 ,_ - : LaCamille Front Laced Corsst Just the corset to make - yo u lcck yor best. Elizabeth Lamb '-——;—-—-——:_.»;.CO’““". ; WAY 60 THE PAINS F . = = , ﬁ%‘:’:i‘i uU Nt | O B e Ay OF xBiGESTION . OF lABiGEST Feel better Ir 15 minutes. Digest - Well Tablets pive quickest - - known relief. " Neéxt time you are caffering stomach torture, .y Digest Well Tableis. Usually, thiey broag wonderful redief in 10 minutes, and meuy a serious attack bhus disaps pearad cominletely in 30 mipuates, Dizast Well Tahlets make it possible for you to eat as you should eat, yet live in comfort, They aid pature in digesting food and corrvecting the stomach. Try: them- today. If your druggist cannot sunply you, send S6c for a package prepaid. Money back if they fail you. One Day Doctor Co., Boutbon, Ind

Special bargains offered below for the tﬁrift‘y housewife, represent a saving of better than 20c on the dollar. Qur specials ~ herein offered are an invitation for you to come and save. On »Saturday Nov. 13th. | o | . - Our Buyer of Notions says, sell Notion Saturday. Here Goes.

Thread Black and White 8 to 100 10¢ value goes at 3 spools for ......................... 25¢ Hair Nets better than most 15¢ nets, our special price for Saturday 3 f0r.......... 25c Round Shoe Laces all colors 10 ¢ value go at 2 pair for versesttscsssnesiasnsaensasnsasnsasasnes IOC ~ R.M.C. and C. M. C. and Star Crochet Cotton 18¢ {0 20c value go at 2 for ............ 25¢ ~ Silk Thread all colors but Black 100 yds. 15¢ value goes at 2 £or «......cccuvinmveenionnte 250

Our Soap Buyer says Make a Noise Saturday. Here goes. Some Savings

Falm Olive Toliet Soap 3 bars for .... 25¢ Cocoa Hardwater Soap 3 Bars for .... 25¢ Kirks Flake White Laundrv 10 bars 66¢ I & G. Naptha Laundry 10 bars ... 72¢

Our Buyer says Dig Up Other Bargains for Saturday.

Arrow Hard Water Laundry 10 bars BT i s i D El Vampire (The great Fly Killer) 10¢ value 4 boxes BOE bt DG ~ Men’s 35¢ Sock White, Black and Navy goatSpaiffor ... ... ..o 800 Children's Hose Black and White sizes - 51010, 43c valuego at ..............c.c.ccceeienn. 33¢

- Candy at Prices that Will Make Your Mouth Water Chocelate Cream Candy 40c to 50c valug in other stores the pound ... 33¢ Exfra fine Gum Drops 35¢ value, on sale Saturday the PO .cooovitioiiinontiininss SIE Fudge the ruff top home made kind 50: value-on sale Saturday the pound .......... 30¢ Fresh Salted Spanish Peanuts 25¢ to 30c value POURE FOF iiiviiini s 1B

U Sl B Sale of Blankets /. < - o Large size full weight Bed Blanket $3.89 valuc on sale Saturday at .......... $3.19 Large size Bed Blanket $2.98 value Sa(urday-th; PR e S 0

: We have added extra Sales ladies and offer you the same better values as m the pasi and better service. : N & Follow the Crowds to Ligonier’s Underselling Store '_ . AN "NAS et | . Gutelius & Miller's 5 & 10

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, commissioner, appoloted by} the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana, in Civii Cause Number 7766, for partition, wherein Irvin Jacobs, administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Meyer Jacobs, deceased, Is plaintiff, and Fred H. Green, Hattie B. Green, his wife, John M. Green, Luslis Green, his wife, and HMHarry Green and Minnile Green, his wife are defendants, will offer for sale at public sale for pot less than two-thirds {2/3) of the full appraised value, and to the Lighest and best bidder, on Monday the 28th day of November, 1820, the following described real estate in Noble County, Indiana, towis: Out Lots Number Seventy Three (73) and Seventy four (74), in the town, now city of Ligonier; also out lot Seventy Six (76) in the town, now ¢ity of Ligonfer, excepting therefrom a part of sald outl ot deseribed as follows: Commencing at the north west corner of sald out lot seventy #ix (76}, running thence east 8 rods, thence south 4 rods, thence west § Tods, thence north 4 rods to the place of beginning: also a sirip or parcel ¢f land described as follows: Commencing &t the northeast eorner of Out Lot Seventy Six (76) in the town

zzzcw city of Ligonler, running thence | cast twenty five feet; thenoe south | 823 feet, thence west 45 feet thence, j zorth 191 feet to the northeast cofner !v!‘(}ut Lot Sventy Four (74), thence jcast 23 feet, thence north 132 feet to [t place of beginning; said last de- | ecribed tract containing fourteen one hundrodths (14/100ths) of an acre and. |being & part of Out'Lot Seventy Five 1751 in thie town, mow city .of L!go(nier; also-the following tract or parcel tof land, to wit: Commencing 40 feet north of the southeast corner of Out Lot seventy three (73) in the {town now cily of Ligonler runninx‘ thence east 12 feet, thence morth 44 | feet, thence west 12 feet, thence scuth ’u feet, to the place of beginning: also the following strip or parcel of land, 4:0 wit: Commencing 1.25 chains north {of the southeast corner of out lot [seventy three (73) in the town, now |city of ligonier running thence east {7O links, thence north 2.36 chains, | thence west 70 links, thence south 2.56 chains to the place of beginning, said last described tract containing .16% ‘hundredths of an acre, : : 1 ~ Terms of Sale

i . One-thipd (1/3) cash; one-third ' (1/3) in six months, and one third | (1/3) in one year; purchaser to glve notes waiving valuation and apraisement laws, with 6% interest from date ' payable annually and attorney's fees, and to be secured by a first ortgage ‘on the real estate sold, or purchaser { may pay all cash on day of sale, Sald sale will be made subject to he taxes for 1920 payable in 1921 and subject to the rights of the present tenants occupying said realestate, but ‘the purchaser shall be entitled to the lrem for safd real estate from Decem-

Rit Dye (make your old waists new) 10c valueé our special price for Saturday the PERE i e Dress Snaps black and white all sizes 3 dozen for ssssnsastasssnsesissasseasbuntiusnsassopssnneriasas 1 0 - Children’s Hose Supporters 25¢ value go at the pair 15¢ Wash Cloths 2 for 3* value go at ! s e Safety Pins, nickled brass 10¢ vaiue go st emrds for .. i B

Grey Enamel Pails 10 quarts size $l.OO vaule, on sale Saturday seemsessenncasssssnne 68€ - -Rubber Stair Treads 9xlB inches 25¢ VERIOR B 0 AL . b T - 10 quart tin pails 80c value go at ....68¢ - oil Cloth Brown only 60c value, sells Saturday the yard st 49€ Window Blinds $l.lO and $1.25 value go Bl coecncssninsssnnsssessnsensines 39¢ BRd 98¢

ber 1, 1920, : e "An abstract for sald real estate may be seen and examined at the office of the undersigned. : The said sale will take place at the office of William H. Wigton, attorney in the city of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana at the bour of 1:30 P. M. on sald date. ; ‘ William H. Wigton ssb3w ‘ ; Commissioner ~ NEWS NOTES A great program at Crystal toumight & laugh a minute. : There will be no meeting of the W. R. C. Friday evening November 12 - Ashton Sedgwick left last night for Cuba where he will spend the winter. “Humoresque” with special music at Crystal next Tuesday and Wednes&y : : .

" Mrs. Charles Bryner of Goshen was here Monday evening inspecting the W. R. C. post. = ' Mrs. Jeunle Young of Albion is here from Albion a guest of her dauglter Mrs. Joseph Houser. ; W. W. Wood of the Refrigerator factory vwas in Chicago this week on a business mission. : o Uncle William Fetters is suffering from a throat allment for which he is taking treatment. o Mrs. Maurice Brubaker and son John ‘have gome to Indianapoiis to visit relatives for a week or ten days. Tom Wagoner is now at the home of his son Dean in Elkhart and is rapidly improving. He lis expected home in a short time.. .

For sale. Ford touring ocar. Good condition - mechanically. Practically new tires. Call on Charles H. Simmons, Ligonfer, Ind. et

. SUNDAY'S MENU Includes . - TORKRY at the PHILADELPHIA CAFE Try our Fancy Drinks and Candics

For Sale or Trade. 1917 Reo 6,7 passenger 1920 Overland 4 - : 1916 Maxwell touring _ 1913 Ford Chassis . 1916 Overland touring 1920 Elcar : . 1914 Indian Motoreycle ' It interested write 8. J. Go4man, Valentine, Ind. - "36b2t e e e et 3 s Hogs Wanted. ‘T desire to buy for feeding purposes a number of shoats or sows. : . v . : Floyd Stellar. ' Meat Market, Ligonier 36b4t Club With Farm Paper. Arrangements- have been made whereby the Banmer and the Ohio Farmer will be mafled for $250 the year. This rate applies to new subscribers and all old ones who pay one year in advance. The Banner and the Woman's Wold for $2.25 on the same basis. T S

Walikes Naptha Laundry 10 bars .. 72¢ Jap Rose Toilet Soap 3 bars for ... 25¢ ~ Pumice Fard Water Se¢ap 3 bars .... 25¢ Pearly Wave Laundry 10 bars ...... 63¢

THE LIGONTER BANNER, LIGONTER, INDIANA.

SEESFIRST WELL DAY IN 8 YEARS Eagincer Mills Had Gotien to Where He was Actuallly Afrald*To Take Out His Engine . “I'm & :cu man for the first utno in eight years wimn I take my emgine out now, I'm net afrald I won't be able to make my" run.” sald A E Mills, 119 West Lee street. Fout Wayne, Ind, for iwenty-two yeirs engineer on the Pennsylvaula Rall-

. “For many years I had not been able to eat the things I ltked best, for my stomach was all out of order and caused. me nd end of trouble. Gas

would form after every meal and . J had a heavy, bloated feeling zil the time. My back was lam: and hurt continually right over my kidmeys. My nperves were all unstrung. [ bhad the worst sort of headaches. .1 felt all in all day long and many a thoe I didn't bellevg I could hoid out to finish ‘my run. : ; - “1 saw whers a lot of raliroad men had taken Tanlae, and I made up my mind to give it & trial, too. I took four bottles in all, and today I ean't teil there ever was aaything the matier with me. - . : : |

“My stomach is in tip-top shape and 1 eat anything 1 please and digest it 48 good &s I ever eould. That pala has gone from my back and I never have a headache. ' My nerves are as strong as steel and I sleep fine every night. I have picked up several pounds and wouldn't take ail the money my old engine ¢ould pull for the good Taunlac kas done me.” Tanlac is seld in Ligonler by 8. J. Williams aad by the leading druggist in every town. ady There will be a Stated Convoeation of Noble County Chapter No. 42 R. A. M. Monday Eevening November 15th 1920 7:30 p. m. Work in the A. M. Degree. All members are urged to be present. By order of the H. P. - Myron A. Kirkland, See'y

NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD PKETI. . TION :

- Notice is hereby given that the following 1s a copy of a gravel road petition filed in Commissioners’ Court of Noble County, State ot Indiana, by J. Hamilton Nye, et al, to wit: . State of Indiana, Noble County S 3: . Petition by J. Hamilton Nve, -et al, for the grading, paving and improvement of a certain - highway located in Noble . County, Indiana. To the Hon. Board of County ’ Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana. e ; We, the undersigned, constituting more than fifty(so) freeholders and voters of the County of Noble, State nf Indiana, hereby pray that the foliowing highway in said County and State, be graded, drained and paved with either brick or concrete, said highway being described as follows, to wit: | . Commencing at the south end of the -present brick pavement on the road leading from Ligonier to Cromwe:l thence running in a general southwesterly direction on Jefferson street ‘through the town of Cromwell, to a point six hundred fifty (650) feet south of the intersection of Orauge and Jefferson Streets in said town, al-. 80 from the intersection of Jefferson with Orange Street, along Orange Street to Albion Road, thence in a general southeasterly direction alorg Albion Road to where the same strikes the section line between sections twenty one and twenty two (21 and 22) and there to terminate. - ' We recommend ‘that said highway be graded to a uniform width of six (26) feet exclusive of side ditches:

and that the center of said roadway be paved with ome course of brick or concrete pavement nine (9) feet wide on each side of the center line from the point of beginning to the east line of Lot 18 on Orange Street and from there to its eastern termination that it be eight (8) feet wide on each side of the center line. S

~We further recommend that the grade shall include all cuts, fills, drains, approaches, side ditches, tile drainage and catch basins, and we further recommend that the turn outs fot a distance of four feet on each side of said proposed pavement ‘which is improved with the brick or concrete pavement and outside of the corporte limits of the town of Cromwell be graveled and thoroughly rolled until the same is firm and uniform. o

Petitioners further say that the cost of the improvement herein prayed for will be more than Two Thousand Dollars per mile; and the undersign ed petitioners pray that the said Bdard of Cimmissioners will submit all plans and specifications to the State Highway Engineer and the under- | signed petitioners further pray the sald Board of Cimmissioners to request the State Highway Engineer to' assign a representative of the State Highway Commission to inspect the | work of construction as it progresaes, ' | in the event the improvement herein’ prayed for is found to be 'ot’mbl!‘e'fl utility. . S

J. Hamilton Nye, and more ; than fifty other freeholders and voters. o | I, H. Clayton Erwin, Auditor of No- | ble County, State of Indiana, Fereby! designate Tuesday, December 7, 190 a day of the regular December Term, 1920, of said Commissioner’s Cour: “as ‘the day and date on which the fore- | going petition will be present~d to the Board of Commissioners’ of Nobie County, Indiana, for a hearing, . ‘ (SEAL) H. Clayton, Erwin, Auditor, | of Noble County, Indiana. Al-/ . bion, Indiana, Novembers, 1930, . wawi

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D» ; D . B 7 “G-————P.“ own--Down, Bang Go Prices - Stansbury’s Double Store First on the ground with the new sl: ughter in prices. We have {OO many goods and must close them out. A fow of the many cut prices to be found-at our store. : i ‘ : .

- BLEACHED MUSLIN - Hope or Daisy sofe tinished bleached Maslin old price 40¢ the yard our new price the yard 20e - Fine Grauulated Sugar the pound 18e¢ UNBLEACHED MUSLIN = Extra heavy unbleashed Mu:iin old pries 30e our new price 17e¢ : - Post Tosties or Corn Flakes t:e pasckage 18 M‘w - OUTING FLANNEL ‘ old Price 40¢ New Price the yard She 28 inch light or dark Outing Flanne! svery piese heavy weight in niee stripes and eheeks old priee 40¢ new price e : _ : _ Amrlen'hnnylupthhrlo o m . UNION SUITS ~ -~ Men's extra heavy Union Suits -this garment of 8 welght that will be a pleasure to you in eold weather the sunit $1.85 P = 2smbbed Union Suits a good garment yours for Fined Tollet Soap old price 10s new price e

| PERCALE _ " 25¢ down goes the price on Percale all of our best .grade light and dark 36 inch Percale now at 25¢ old price 35¢ . Colgates Talcam Powder 15¢ plus far tax \ i APRON GINGHAM ‘ 22¢ Oold Price 85¢ . ’ Amoskeag Apron Checked Ginghams reduced to 22¢ the yard : : C. W. Steel Cut.Coffe old price 50¢ -ournew price 45e “ ~ DRESS GINGHAMS : ____4sc Dress Ginghams Reduced to 33e A'l our new Fall Dress Ginghams best patterns best quality now the yard 35¢ » Old Reliable Coffee old price 50 our mew price 46e N L : - . ‘ - . HEAVY NAPPED BLANKETS - Old Price $4.00 New Price $3.19 , 66x80 extra Heavy Napped Blankets this is a special bargain for this sale $3.19 . - P &G. White Naptha Soap 8 bars 22¢

: Wealways have and always will lead in the best goods at the low prices. Our motto VIR seeol e T : ‘ . com : ~and look at the goods you will be please:.p youf : . o - This Sale'is now on, November 4th for 10 days ' o : lam yours for service, 4 i G R. STANSBURY = LIGONIER e Epas s INDIANA #: ; i i ; : i ¥ N

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WOOL NAPPED BLANKETS : §7.50 old Prise Var new Priee 96.19 AL eer TixB4 izeh Plald Wocl Napped Blankets Liee assortment of eolors blwe and white, pink and white, tan and white, gréy and white plaids and bloek patterms. This blanket has more heat unils then any ether wool napped blanket made our priee $6.19 ’ Xichigan Hand Pleked Beans the pound 7o M : BOY’S AND GIRL’S HOSE . Dld Priee 40¢ New Priee 3% Boys' and Girls'Hose we are leading in the mew lew prices. This line of fine Ixl Ribbed hose, in the best guality the kind you like now the pair 30e Large Cake Lenex Seap the eake ¢ WM - OUTING GOWRNS - Only $2.00 now Outing Gowns mi. -u'ml cut, long length, high or low neck long slesves a garment of worth old price $2.35, $2.50 new price $3.00 Calument Baking Powder 1 Ib. ean now 25¢

, OUTING GOWNS ; Old Price $3.00 Our New Price 83450 Extra Heavy Outing Gowns niee paterns In stripes checks and Jplaids with fancy trimming double seams pearl buttons look at our line of gowns before you _ buy, our new price. $2.50 , Fancy Canned Sjnet Corn tender mew priee lbe w . UNION SUITS : 2.00 the Suit for Union Suits for the ladies extra heavy union suits fleeced, silk trimming, pearl buttons, high or low neck, long or short sleeve a Dependon Garment our. low priee $2.00 : Swanton Pure Buckwheat Flour 10 Ibs for 85e “ 'UNION SUITS _ $1.30 for winter Union Suits a good warm Gasment forßoys and Glr_ll A : : mmm..rmm«u,mmm : CHEVIOT SHIRTS ; 014 Price $1.50 New Price $1.15 Men's Heavy Cheviot Shirts, fast eolors double :{oulder and back double scams, with collar old price mmmmmnmmmmm |