Ligonier Banner., Volume 54, Number 39B, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 December 1920 — Page 3

| Another Royal Suggestion COOKIES and DROP CAKES From the NEw RoyaL Cook Book

VWV HEN the child¥V ren romp in huggry, here are some wholesome del:ghu that will satisfy he most ravenous appetite, . Cookies : 1&9 shortening . “on--3 teaspoon grated nutmeg ‘WVIN". extract or grated rind of 1 lemon - ;uu Royal poons Baking Powder . Cream shortening and sug:: together; uds milk to ten Oﬂ‘l and Dbeat again; @ slowly to creamed shortening and sugar; add nutmey and ﬂlvor{u' add 2 cups flour sifted with baking powder; add encugh more four to make stiff dough. Roll out very thin on floursd board; cut with cookie cutter, sprinkle with sugar, or put a raisin or a plece of Engligh walnut in the center of each, Bake übout 12 minutes In hot oven. Cocoa Drop Cakes 4 tablespoons ahorteuing d cup sugar - legw cup milk : 1% cups flour . . & teaspoons Royal - Baking Powder - cup eocoa teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla Cream sghortening: _ add #ugar and = well-béaten cgr: beat well and add milk slowly; sift flour,. baking powder, salt and cocoa into mixture; stir until smooth, andd vaniila. Put one tablespoon of batter into each greased rhuffin tin- and bake in moderate oven about 20 minutes. Cover with bolled lcing.

SR DR PR AR R R . G 'f ‘ Gifts | Christmas may be a ! long way off but we ' are already making pictures to be used as Christmas remembrances Make an appointment today. . .‘ Hieber Studios ~ Phone 264 - ~ Photography and Xray Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligonier FPI CE HOURS: 7 - 9:00 to 12 1:00 to3:00 7:00 to 8:00 : Office 107 Telephone Res., 27 CHARLES V. INKS AND SON ; ‘ Dealer in : - Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, , Building Stone ornsr Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER

'WE WILL CONTINUE OUR CUT PRICE S ALE ANOTHER WEEK. ADDING MORE OF A LIST TO THE LOW PRICES WE AL READY HAVE MADE. A FEW OF THE NEW PRICES WE WILL GIVE YON ON THE FOLLOWING LINES:

. UNDERWEAR 3T’A4 s*NBoys’ Heavy Fleeced Union Suits Boys’ Extra Heavy Fleeced Union 1 29 Suits, all sizes at per suit .............. obd J Girls’ Extra Heavy Union Suits ‘ . RO i i 1.25 Ladies Long or Short Sleeve or sleeveless, our $2.00 grade now at - - B A L i 1.69 ‘ OUTING DEPARTMENT All our Extra Heavy Light or dark Outing Flannel at 17c the yard. We don’t want you to think this is a light weight outing. We want you to compare quality and 17 get the best goods at the yard .........., C S 4 RS DO AS W S SIS IR AA Wi SOAPS AT REDUCED PRICES. | COFFEE AT REDUCED PRICES. RICE, BEST HEAD RICE 2 LBS. FOR 25¢

WE ARE GIVING YOU THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THE REDUCED PRICES AND WANT YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM. 0 :

Absolutely Pure : Made from Cream of Tartar, " derived from grapes. CJOK BOOK FREE | The new Royal Cock Book cotitaining 400 delightful recipes, will be sent to you free if you will send your " name ani address. : ROYALBAKING POWDER CO, 115 Fulton Street, New York Cily.

) ? ‘Well -again in less than an hour, Says Digest Well Tablets probably saved life. : “While driving home in.my car from a big. reunion ditaer, -1 was suddenly seized with acute indic. tion, and thought my end had come. Ay family couldn’t “drive and we were many miles from a .doctor: 1 had ig my pocket six Digest Well Tabilets, which I teok at- b minute intervals. lelief came very promptly. ln o 4 minutes 1 felt a big improvement.. In less than an-hear 1 felt .about 100 per cent again, . They saved me:from a serious iliness, and prebably gaved my life.” —{. A. Bradovk, Warsaw, Ind. You have pever tiken anything for indigestion, ackl stomach or gas pains, that we believe gave such quick, sure relief as Digest Well Tallets, Let them help “put your stomach in good shape; so you can eat and live in comfort, If your druggist cannot supply you, send 50e for a package prepaid. Money back if they {nil you. One Day Doctor Co., Bourbon, nd. - '

EARL WOLF 1 Auctioneer Will Answer Calls Anywhere - Phone 1600C(Q , Ligonier ~ Indiana E. R. Kurtz Auctioneer Dates can be made at Weaver's Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 11v34,6‘g call my residence, phone 0. 65. |

Smallpox is spreading in South Ailford and vicinity. : : . ~Mr. apd Mrs. Abraham Spakeen are the proud parents o(.. son. The Singer company In South Bend is laying off many employees. , . e Dr. Black reports a son born Wednesday to Mr. and un,’_ Ear] Vnm " The squirrel season which opened August 1 closed Wednesday, December 1. _ L 8. C. Sackett was in Valentine Thursday attending the funeral of Mrs. Rowe. =z Mrs. Horace Ullery and little son Max Vaughn are in Fort Wayne this week visiting. L Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Koon were ocalled to Fort Wayne Monday to attend the funeral of a relative. : s No new cases of scarlet fever have been reported leaving the total number in Ligonjer at two. » : Kend‘;ll_vule‘ claims there will be no coal shortage in that city this winter all the bins are now supplied,

C. R. Stansbury was in Chicago th« first. of the week buying a bigl stock of goods for the holiday trade. : Harry Haller and son Allen cams from Spencerville Wednesday au. spent some time visiting old friends Walter L. Holcomb - Kendallville newsgpaper man, was a Ligonier visitor Tuesday and a caller at the Banner office. - Ed D. Smith of the Bryan garag: this week dellevered a ford sedan to Rollin Kent and a touring car to Grant Knepper. - : , . The Goshen fair grounds was sold to a new association by the ‘ncelve.r‘ for $13,000. An effort will be made tc revive the fair. oo Wilfred Germane, of Toronto, Canada, came Saturday for a visit of several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank M;:Cloikey. . ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham and family of Pleasant View wer2 dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. Fought of Ligonier. - Mrs. Elmer Holloway and Miss Van Detta Baughman, mother and sister of Mrs. Clarence Gale, of Akrom, Ohio, have been here on a visit. Audley Green has resumed his labors in the meat market, but still shows a decided limp from the injury to his foot some weeks ago. Miss Goldie Weade of Ligonier who spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her cousin Mrs. C. E. Dudley of Okema street returned home yesterday. —Elkhart Truth, Tuesday.

Dr. and Mrs. Glade E. Rupert, the ]atter nee Hilda Eshelman teacher in Albion “schools. prior to her marriags were here from Ligonier Thursday guests of the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Leander Rupert, East Main street,—Albion New Era. ‘ John Thomas was here from Chicago to join his wife who has been staying with his®mother for several weeks. Grandma -has now gone to 'Ligonier to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Dovey Myers.— Millersburg Grit. - e T IO TE 5 Testimonial of Appreciation. To all who showed their friendship for us in our sorrow, we extend our grateful appreciation. : John H. Green and Family Mrs. Rollo B. Oglesbee _ ~© Miss Anna Z. Houghton ..

PERCALES AND GINGIAM3 86 inch Dress Percales, light or da .;, the best quality, another reduction, old Price 40c, NOW Bt cuvciiivsimiomiomnies 19c All Dress Ginghams of the best brands Toil Du Nord and other brands of equal 19 value, old price 40c the yard at ... c 1 e s HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Ladies’ Hose Black or Cotton ‘ ~ the PAIr .ciitsessssseseieiasesesens 18c Boys‘ Heavy Cotton Hose, all sizes | Girls’ Fine Ribbed, just like lisle ebl o 30c Men’s'Heavy'allwoolSocks' : " 5A B il e s 50c

"SIB LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

.- 7 % i <OLASSIFIED ADS. 3 ‘- | . Bring your aluminum ware In necd of repalring to my shop where it will be neatly done. D. M. Rench 38d4c hw, and Übrexy table. Call phone No. 414, Ligonier. For Sale—Old barn, good frame and siding. See . J. C. Brunk or eall 349 : : . 39t eept furnace, near the M. K. chureh. Bl Jacobs. asart For sale, Mastings kitchen eabinst in fine condition. A bargain. Mrs. Joseph Smith. : 39at. Shoats for sale, weight from €0 to 100 pounds. Call Cromwell No. €ll bt

Wanted—At onee, about three unfurnished rooms fer light housekeeping close in. Phone 13 Banner . - 3%axt Secure a dusiness edueation, efther in the resideat schoel or by home stady. Catalog and Home Study bookiet free. Write the South Bend Business Cellege, South Bend Indiana. : -36blme. Clud With Farm Paper. Arrangements have been made whereby the Bammer and the Ohio Farmer will be malled for $2 590 the year. This rate applies to mew subscribers aad all old ones whe pay one year in advames. The Banner and the Woman's Wold for $2.26 ea tlLe same basis. : bt L Farmers Attention. . Horseshoeing and geuersl bdlacksmithing prompt'y done at reasonable prices. New shop in rear of Weir & Cowley’'s. "Mive me & call. Will H. Hieber, the blacksmith. Sladm

‘ BOX SUPPER : _at the- - CHURCH 5 Wednesday Eve. Dee. S, . YOU ARE INVITED o - 3b2t Mrs. Maurice Brubaker and son John are home from their Indianapolis visit and Mr. Brubaker is in Illinois this week on business for the Straus Bros. Co. - ‘ 7 s ot et s Lost Goodrich tire, 32x3% together with the rim between the end of the pavement and Millersburg. Return to Frank Roe, Ligonier, ” Wilbur Inks is home from Detroit for an- indefinite stay. He says the number of idle workers in the Michigan metropolis is appalling. : W. H. WIGTON . » . Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block LIGONIER, IND.

Clothing Values That Talk

We'll give you fine all wool quality and the best styles to be had. We'll reduce your clothes expense. Your money will buy more value here than elsewhere. . Sgisat ~ 9.00 to 49.00 - Overcoats at CARNEY’S

.- ‘@l‘uﬂ £T S bl =t - ° ‘ - , : ~ Holidy Opening . Saturday, December 4th . WE ANNOUNCE OUR CHRISTMAS OPENING DECEMBER tth. AT WHI(TI TIME WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE OUR COMPLETE.LINE OF GIFTS, W 1 - TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN THROWING OPEN OUR : : to the trulc. We lhvo a eomplete mﬂm‘m of Teys -.md: Dolls—just the thing for th - little ones. We invite your early inspection while the stock is still complete. We v have on display a fine assortment of practical presents for the entire fumily at|reasonc? prices. Call early and see our complete stock of gifts. . Special Aluminum Salfeß ' - Beginning Saturday AN Christmas Special we will offer many .~\lumin-um articlées at a special sale.p of $1.69. Included in this sale are Tea Kettles, Percolators, Double Doilers, =a | and other articles. This ware has just beenunpacked ard is being placed on wule at 51 before going into our regular stock. This sale coming at this time olfers a wod opportunity to the holiday shopper. See the display in our window. L : -~ Special for Saturday Only - 100 10-inch double face Okeh Phonograph Records . o &l Cenls Bach . ~ Weir & Cowle | © CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS y . {@J-ﬁ.f N R eA R R - : . . : -

: . Fresh Fish. L I will have a supply of fresh fish every Wednesday for delivery. James Adams. L 3324 t For sale, desirable bulldirg lot Sidewalk and sewer. Rube Deeter. - ‘ : 23btf Kodak finlehing Wicher Stndia

Drop In Price of Rebullt Tires., 30x3—53.65. - 32x3%—51220. - 30x325—§10.78 : -~ 31x4—513.50 ' . Ten per cent off s price until January let. Othor sizes accordinglv. W.E Caldwell -~ 38bSt Photogranhs at Hier < Studia,

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