Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 15B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 June 1921 — Page 4

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" That . blackboard contains a very important lesson; 'grown—ups_know it. ; : 3. : . ; = The money you save will be useful, but the habit you learn of bank‘ing your money will be of untold value. Men of money will know you for it—They are looking for that kind of a boy. ¢ Come in and open bank acounts for your children. v ‘ We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving deposits : and Saving Accounts. o ' : ; Make Our Bnak Your Bank -

W. H. WIGTON - , Attorney-at-law Office in Zimmerman Block ' LIGONIER, IND. . CHARLES V. INKS AND SON > Dealer in Monuments, Vaults, Tombstones, - o Building Stone ; ornar Fifth and Cavin LIGONIER Dr. C. D.Lane Zimmerman Block, Ligonier FFICE HOURS: - - 9:00 to 12 1:00 t03:00 7:00 to 8:00 : Office 107 . Telephone Res, 27 E. R. Kurtz Auctior uctioneer £ Dates can be made at Weaver’s Hardware Store Ligonier, Phone 134, or call my residence, phoue NO. 65- : ? ‘ L 5

LOOK! oL o e AR B BN " " o ol 9 - We Want You to Look! @ Our Big Specials for 10 days at Stansbury’s Double Stofg,-w::ll‘he Store that works on a cooperative plan. We share the profit with you. No high prices in our store. High Costs eliminated. ._ . : o et

36 inch light or dark Percale the yd. ........ 16¢ W 36 inch Hope Bleached Muslin soft finish the yard s ssienes IOC 14 lbs. Granulated Sugar for ssieiesic 0 The Best. Bulk Coffee ';vorth 30c ... e 20e 2 '~ 4 - g : 36 inch unbleached Muslin fine for sheets, under garments, or the new Aprons and dresses_ eerersssetssatieni et ssstsssarensnseres | LIC - NEWSTYLESIN APRONS" | Wayne Garment Co. make pink or blue and fancy stripes with rick rack trimming .. $1.19 -—_'—-——-—————-—__—_—_ : Dress Voiles, Organdy, Wool and Silk Dress Goods. All ¢n the Slaughter block. Get our prices before you buy. ' We will place on sale for a final closing all Ladies’ Muslin Under Garments at-a Slaughter in price, Gowns, Combintion Suits. Bloomers, Drawers. Save you time in making these garments. °* ; oy 66 inch mercerized Damask special heavy and fine a cloth of quality and style, the yd. oo 4 - CHILDHOOD RECOGNIZED Boy’s Blouse Waists stripe e ‘Boy’s Fancy Shirts each .........oc.v.. $l.OO Boy’s Fancy Blue Shirts each ................ 80c All made of the best Madras. . =~ Lol OUR INFANT DEPARTMENT e We invite all mothers to this department. ;gg can supply your needs in all items for the * ~ New goodg added to this lgne.as your needs .

~ The Big Double Store C. R. STANSBURY Ligonier, Indiana

, Notice of Appointment. : State of Indiana, Noble County SS: Notice is herby given that the undersigned has duly qualified as executor of the last will and-testament of John -C. Miller, deceased, Jate of No= ble County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. : Schuyler C. Sackett, Executor. W. H. Wigton, Att’y. 13b3w Will Answer Calls Anywhere Phone 16000 Q Ligonier ~ Indiana Accurately and Scientifically Fitted. Broken lenses- | : replaced. ‘ 3 o 0 Mrs. L. P. Wineburg

: HOSE DEPARTMENT Children’s Hose black or Brown pair .... 25¢ Ladies Silk Hose ........ 50c, 85¢c 98c, to $2.00 Try a Madam Grace or a Jackson Corset. Boys Overalls blue and white stripe from 7 To 12 yeles L. ie B M ‘Boys Overalls blue and white stripe age 12 to 16 etsrsrsnsssnirensnstsnesiseisßorsunsensnssnsannensasrens QUC M Men’s Work Shirts plain blue or ‘fancy BEDS. i i i GG Mt Men’s Coveralls Suits just reduced. This is a heavy tan color twill cloth for hard WAL . uniisissmiciiviiviantoismbrisiriiionss s 91400 Men’s Ironman Overalls, double séams, swing pockets with all the best workmanship. $1.25 <:b o , Just reduced new price Men’s Union Suits ngperior Quahty .. sisailnacsan il 89 Ladies’ Gauze Vests ... 25¢ Ladies’. Gauze Vests iili....obomuiie. SBC Ladies’ Guze Vests lisle, pink -or white to reduce stoele vl st o D AR Ladies’ Union ‘Suits 34, 36, 38 size ........ 35¢ Ladies” Hnlon Suits ...« DOG Ladies’. Union Suits tailor made ........ Cisp Bt La:‘a.i“es"' Union Suits tailor made assseiadeson IDE Silk and Voile Shirt Waists, White, Flesh, #Mdcige:, 0 s Taleum Powder;, Facc Powder, Face Cream, Toilet" Water, best lines for-your selectfions. Marihello, Pompeian, Mz “s-and Djer-Kiss:

: ‘/, 2 7.1;;7/ \ (/ .. S .‘._~:;',. ~5 i ' -1 \:« V\"‘. - v V hat . Sell my farm and move to town? No Chapce! - . o Why Should I? T HAVE every advantage — -} every comfort —every convenience they have.in town and many they don’t have. My wife is the happiest women in four counties. You couldn’t - drive my children away with «a machine gun. i . _+Life on ourfarm is one round of pleasure for every one since - we installed the S : : m‘me———-"—m eLI EANT

We have lots of bright, safe light in _every room in the house—in the yard and barns. Running water in the house and a laundry in the cellar—an electric washing machine and iron—power to run thechurn——cream separator, grindstone, in fact we do most of the chores by clectricity. S ' You won’t know what you’re missing until you get a Silent Alame for your farm. . You can see’one in operation and find out all about it at » B ?;“;tkgﬁﬁ [e ) @ e Al = =3 ~u‘ :'—_,f,.o;é»:"" .;7 L‘ ':lxj;ﬂ":}"i Tty 101! e S el S\ S ! & %N BT ‘f zm»*e‘!J-‘ & RED I |e W B T S Bl e - %’;&%ﬂ\m\w ok M A .o-jl ///IWI | ~ DEALERS WANTED Will have demonstrating Plant in front of Farmers & Merchants Trust Co. June 14 afternoon and evening! . _ANGOLA, IND. 5

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| . HERE AND THERE Mrs. A. D. Newton and little son Richard are visiting in Toledo. | J. Cedric Kegg is visiting his sister Mrs. E. Y. Brown in Indianapolis. L. R. Lepird the shoe man made a business trip to Peru today. | : John Harper is home from Purdue university for his summer vacation. : B : : ¢ rem———— : : ~ Another reduction in the price of all Ford cars and tractors is announ’ced.v - ; " Miss Elva Foote attended a meeting of the Albion alumni of which she is a member. ; . - Charles Hardesty, ';of Chicago spent a few days with his sister here Mrs. Jess Dewey. - i ~ By and Mrs. Glade Rupert attended the alumni meeting and banquet at Albion. i G i

~ Miss Hilda Hughes was reelected superintendent of schools for LaGrange county. : ; ot Oak Randolph visited at the Elkhart tovnship home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lower this week. ’ o The charge of perjury against Thurlow Crockett in the Noble circuit court has -been dismissed._ ‘Walter ;Beason who had béen attending school in Germantown, Ohio, isé:ome to spend his vaca};ion. S . The state convention of Indiana Elks was held at Evansville yesterday and today with a big attendance. Chase. Cress has bought a lot at the Sheep Wash Wawasee and will build a cottage in the near future. SR | st s Kendallville has thus far raised $515 towards defraying the expense of an Independence Day celebration in that city. o . uih Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Sackett, of Charlotte, Mich., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'S. C. Sackett and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slabaugh. Miss M. Olive Sisterhen with-stood an - operation for appendicitis in a South Bend hospital and her condition is.satisfactory.. = - "

" Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culver will soon leave for Stradford, Connecticut to vigit their daughter Mrs. L. A. Hoffman, formerly Miss Ruby Culver. Mrs. L. A. Palmer has heen lying near death several days at the family residence on E. Third street with little prospect of her recovery. 5 5 e s Ot all the cities in Indiana to vote on the cémmission manager form of municipal. govenment Michigan (City is the only one to adopt it. o Neil Hontz of Cromwell well known in Iggonier has taken a position with the Sinclair Oil company. He had been employed in South Bend. ; LeVant Dickinson is home from a Fort Wayne “hospital where he was operated on for-appendicitis. -He was up town Wednesday for the first since his illness. i .Mesdames A. W. and Graham Lyon Lyon are both greatly improved in a Fort Wayne hospital which will prove good news to thier many Ligonier friends. ; s

Politics seem to have cut quit a figure in the election of county school superintendents over the state this vear. In most instances democrats were replaced by republicans. Miss Myrtle Smith, daughter of Mrs. Lena Smith residing three miles north of Kendallville was united in marriage yesterday at Washington D. C. to William Key, a native of Georgia. W. J. Bolitho will represent the local lodge of Elks at the National convention to be held in Los Angeles, California the middle of July. He expects to. be absent Oon the trip over two weeks. S i ‘Master James Kern, of New Carlisle who had been a guest of Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Franks for several weeks returned to his home Tuesday accompanied by his cousin Stanley Franks who will visit a week at the Kern home.

- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weaver attended the graduating exercises at Purdue arriving home Wednesday evening accompanied by their son Elmo who graduated in electrical engineering from the LaFayette institution. . Ry N RS AL ; John T. Adams, of lowa, was chosen to succeed Will Hays as chairman of the national republican committee Tuesday. A pool was cast over the commitfee by the sudden death of Tobe Hert, of Kentucky, a former resident of Indiana. - : :

Just now there is a special demand for help in the onion fields south of town and boys and girls are giving the onions the first weeding. The acreage is abouf the same as it was last year, and grawers are taking a chance on. the market. The- big yield- last .year flooded ‘the market and forced down: the price, andthe. same. results under the same conditions ‘will follow -this year. The “young onions are doing well at the present time.. . ~ - ° i e Ngßlaße TSOt 8 Our office hours from June 15th to September Ist will be from 9 a. 'l. to 4p. m. except Saturday when they will be from 9a. m. to 9. p. m. . Bothwell & Vanderfor | . W.H Wigton 16btf]

-———————————-—-‘—-———‘ : ' : " , '. "-'-I. g - > *‘. ',.'-—.: ‘ .. . { 2 " . COOKNG GLASS | | Liberty Cooking 'Glass covered Casseroles, Bread Pans, Bean Pots, Open Bakers Utility . Trays values up to $2.00 Sai:urday GRCh! Te e 31,00 e e e » Grey Tived sauce pans flat Bandles .. eit e i i 208 Grey Pudiing Pans Spéelal .. ... dooun ot DL G TS T 0 and 20c - Blue and White Liped Sauce pans 60c value 35¢ : S ' ' ENAMEL WARE SALE ' (el ; 14 and 17 quart deep Dish Pans, Grey Enamel 89¢ to $l.OO valye for .. ... .. B 9 10 quart, seamless Grey Enamel Water Pails 89¢ to $l.OO value for ..............czu....i..e... 59¢ Blue and white Enamel Slop Jars $2.50 to $3.00 value priced at ....i.cccoiveeerienene... $1.98 10 quart Grey Enamel Preserve* Kettle B 9 10 THE YOG BE .ol risienessiraniusnss OOC 4 sewed House Broom 22 pounds to the “Men’s Overalls this quality sold in all stores dozen, most stores get 75c forthis quality =~ at $1.25-to $1.50 our special price the bro_o;n OME DFICe-OBIY ..o il iviiininerinds 596 DI RIT a iii ot T innibnsiiaminy e~ $l.OO : SOAP BARGAINS w 2 =. SOAP BARGAINS : Palm Olive Toilet Soap 10c value our price Saturday 4 cakes fOr ..........oceoieriiceinnns 250 Pearly Wave White Laundry Soap 614 c value, Saturday Special 5 cakes for ....... 25c Walthk thlte Naptha Soap, :Special Saturday 5 cakes for ..., 29¢C Extra Special 3 bars 114 pounds TOMOE. SOAD BEE Ll ihe siitiov i cimasossismsiussinsngisesionios AOC . s i CORSET SA_LE. ' i £t : We want ybu to get acquainted with the better wearing quality of the C. B. Corsets.. To ~ induce you to try aC. B. Corset we offer 4 numbers, regular $1.98 and $2.25 values Saturday at $1.50 each. We will also put on sale 60 corsets $1.50 value at each .... 98¢ ~ Limit 2to a customer. s S : batd o | ~ BIG 10 DAY WALL PAPER SALE | . Buy your fall Wall Paper Needs during this 10 day Sale June 11 to and including June 22, our entire line of Wall Paper will be offered at a discount .of 20%. 2 : 24c.double rool papers at ................... 19 1-5¢ 30c double roll papers at ................... 24c 40c double roll papers at ..................i 32¢ 50c double roll papers at ...................." 40c o e _and so an thru the entire line. | gt el CANDY DEPARTMENT SPCIALS | Fresh Salted Peanuts (extra fine Spanish) the pound ......e..cccccooeooiesoreosiosireceennns 10€ Oranges nice size extra Juicy the doZen .. .. it i imdimiioimisssiotitigens 200 Lemons large size extra solr the dOZeN ........aiimirimminimicssinnisissmnhiaiiismseiios S9C ‘Chocolate Cream Candy assorted flavors special the pound ..........cccccciviiiinniinvencniinnnn.. 20¢ - Peanut Butler Kisses value 25¢ special the Ib. ..., 10¢, Gutelius & Miller'’s 5 & 10 r ; Store Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Nights, =

-1 " Notlee. : T To lot owners Oak Park Cemetery. Annual dues for upkeep of lots are now due and should be paid to A. D. Newton, Secy. at once. If your lot is not endowed this®should be paid at once to insure the care of your lot. Don’t wait to receive notice. 15btf James Kinnison Pres.: - The Bth grade of the local school realized over $96 from the plays given by them several weeks ago. The money is to be used in buying chairs for the auditorium so that they need not be rented everytime an entertainment is given. ]

por these = Warm Days o - This store is especially equipped to - supply your needs for the warm days. - Get your need now while lines are com- . complete. + & . o Society Bramd g ~ The clothes of quality and style at the right ~price. These clothes rare made from the best fabrice obtainable. Come in and look Hmover. . o o . CEHEETE oo

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