Ligonier Banner., Volume 55, Number 28B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 September 1921 — Page 3

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Quality Laundry Work--Satisfactory Service is‘our constant endeavor. ' ' .- This achievement requires time and much skill and management that will safe guard your linens. ' Qur service charges are based on a continuity of patranage. , ' - Your cooperative patronage creates a mutuality of interest and will enable us to further maintain and improve and efficient laundry service of quality. : Can save you nioney by sending us your next bundle. ‘ ‘ PHONE 86 T ~ AND DRY CLEANING o

“Save the Surface e i and you save ail. : : t Be S A g el L : e X R = v RN ()% | Proven Goods ‘ Our First Consideration ‘ : OUR constant aim has been to | supply our customers at all times £ with the best that the market affords— ; to offer nothing but proven goods on i _ which we can bank our own reputation. " : * * * : ; ; We made a careftil investigation of the L , : - mumerous paint lines and finally decided: ; to stock Du Pont Paints and Varnishes "y because we firmly believe that they are : ' : the finest made. \ : * * * 4 ‘ The history of the Du Pont Company 5 : covers over one hundred years spent in : 3 the successful making and selling of L highest grade products. _ : “ 3 % * # o When you see the Du Pont Label on , S a can of Paint, Varnish, Enamel, or Stain, you know it’s the finest to be had. 2 Sy ik T : We will be very glad to show coler * } : St cards or to demonstrate any of the . finishes we carry in our stock—and our : - stock is complete. : : ' . il B 4 : ; * * * o . See us about your paint problems. . 1 , _WEIR & COWLEY L L o | = (o et : , - = O o ; e 2 f’q:h_ o ‘ ‘. L BER BT r Cb e - B [FANTETND EENISHEY] B St a eB G AR Tate SR L R Tl o(Ree RS s e T

4/ OO CASH REWARD - "and replace FREE of charée I W to the Wearer, any pair of ' "STAR BRAND" Shoes with this STAR | starfiped _— ) onthe heel.containing A) | === 4 leatherboard.paper or L {B~ fibre-board (substitutes \-;@ff’ 2 for leather)inthe outsoles, Jfyg& ji l‘\; 17/ insoles, heels or counters. PunuS | ~ "STAR BRAND SHOFES ARF BFTTFR” - e Hln‘fl_("—“COS/ [)”I”h : g

Al Leather $3.95 Plain Tges for comfort Same Shoe . with Box Toe.

All Leather Shoes $5.45 to 5.95 ‘ New - Shades of Tan_' for Young l Men *

so : i ‘.o ‘ ONg SN e T G e, Q. e D v \ KNI A Nt - e .. | o ¢ ALL LEATHER * $4.95 to §5.95 - Our best Shoes on Judge Last. . Black Kid, Brown Kid, Brown Calf. All with rubber heels.

%A]l‘ Leatheri $2.85 Re-taned Solid. The best buy in a'v;.o:rk’ e

$5.00 REWARD and a new pair of shoes is your protection on all these shoes advertised. This may not mean much to start, but after a short time of wearing, your counters go down, or when they need a new pair of half soles, if you have a leather insole the repair man has something to fasten the sole to. They cost no more than the cheapest of shoes, so why not a pair of Star Brand shoes. They are made by: the largest manufacturers in the world. 49 factories and tanneries. They are sold by a shoe store which has always tried to give 100 cents to the dollar. Join our family of satisfied customers. | | = L - . ' ‘ L. R. LEPIRD & COMPANY ~ LIGONIER,IND. = ' .. ANGOLA, IND.

Stansbury’s : : Granulated Sugar Down Again. 15 Ibs. granulated sugar ......% $l.OO 100 Ibs. granulated sugar ... $6.90

Do not over look the -ball game in this eity Sunday afternoon at the usual hour. . _

‘ "Flloyd and Raymond Borger returned to Chicago after a visit with 0. V. Borger and family. :

One thousand ten pupils are enrolled in the Kendallville schools, an increase of 48 over last year.

Mrs.:.J. J. Will has gone to Mishawaka for a visit with her daughter. She will help out through the canning season. . s 5

The Strine - and , Wysong grocery stock at Benton will be sold at auction next Saturday, ~Sept. 11, at *1:30 o’clock. i '

Tom Wilson and wife of Palestine, Ohio and Mrs. Jessie Reigle of New AMadison, Ohio were guests of O. V. Borger and family. ' ‘ :

A number of music lovers from this city will attend the recital to be given tonight b. ythe pupils of Miss Martha Hutchison at Cromwell. ;

~ Rev. Albert E. Grubbs formetrly of Ligonier but now of Warsaw, was on the program for an address at the U. B. conference at Winona this week Dr. Paul is in attendance.

The American Legion at Kendallville is out $325 on the Chautauqua held there. At ‘a meeting Tuesday night the purcase of 500 season tickets for next year was pledged the Redpath bureau. o SR i Post Toasties, SMAII ......cveersrmmsassine 10c‘ Post Toasties large ....c...iss iB¢ Corn Flakes smald ... 106 Corn Flakes ARG . iiii b 186 Michigan and picked beans ... 7C Blue Rose rice fancy ... 1€ l Tuesday evening Sept. 13th the W. C.'T. U. will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles R. Stansbury. The election of officers and a short program preceeded by a picnic supper on the lawn at five o’clock. All members be present. = Sy

| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michael and daughter of Toledo, Ohio were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cain, The visitors joined Mr. and Mr. and Mrsg. Cain and son James to the home of Will Michael in Goshen a brother of Mrs. Cain, - - . TR

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

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MEN’S DRESS SHOES ' SPECIAL. ) All $ 4 50 Leather Black Kid Blu. Black Calf Blu., Brown Blu., Brown Eng. Black Eng.—s popular styles. ~ Goodyear Welts. See these shoes in our window

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Henry Started Something,

Henry Ford started something when he knocked off fifty to 100 simoleons on each of his assortment of gas wagons.. That very day there was quite a procession of fellows who indulged in the same sort of action with reduce tions on some of the big cars that exceeded $5OO. Somebody is going to get along on smaller profits evidently unless the cost of production can be reduced. L

May Eliminate Conceit.

The Lincoln Life bal lteam of [Fort Wayne, defeated Columbia City Grays on their home grounds labor day by a score of 8 to 7. The Columbia City ascribes the defeat of the home tzam to two umpires. :

The Grays take defeat with poor grace and if they get a drubbing here next Suunday which they will it may take the conceit ouc of them.

Eighty Fish Poachers &ined.

Atotal of 80 cases of game and fish law violations are contained in the report of Chief Warden R. D. Fleming from July 25 to August 27. The largest numbefr of violainors were caught fishing without a license and 36 men were fined varying amounts’from $14.50 to $24.70. The ldrgest fine of $265 in the report was assessed against Lewis M. Fite for dynamiting. ;

Dies- of Paralysis.

Clinton Yeager of South Whitley who has been a helpless paralytic for the past 18 years was relieved by death at his home in that place. Although Mr. Yeager had not been bedfast except for the past summer, yet he was greatly afflicted al Ithese years and for ‘the past three weeks suffered greatly.

Rebekah Convention.

Neéxt- Thursday, September 15 the district convention of Rebekah lodges will be held in Ligonier with the local Rebekah lodge as ,Ifost. Fully 200 guests are exeptced and a‘dinhei‘ will be served in tl‘zeq_ evening. ; The ladies of the lodge are famous for serving chicken dinners: it BN :

Mr. and Mrs. C. €. Ullery of Diamond lake spent labor day fishing in Waldgon lake and came home with a big cateh of flnndes, =0 T

Just New for Fall.

Tricolette blouses dark blue and bisque, a heavy silk blouse ............ $7.50 Georgete Waists, Flesh with heavy lace trimming cord girdle ............ $6.50 PrincesWaists‘,'Voile heavy lace trimming Just new .o .iiiingeimans $B.OO Othe waists and blouses for your selections. | ol 3

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. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Slabaug now occupy the Bothwell flat. i

d l Styles of New Fall Oxfords at Popular Prices $3.95 | to $5.45

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. For a dress up-Shirt or a work shirt Plain blue Cheviot shirts ........... 75¢ Fancy Dress Shirts from $1 to $1.50 Boys shirts and blouses. ; g Stansbury’s :

Tries to Locate Woman.

" A resident of thig city received a letter from a man residing in Greeley, Colo,” who wants the address of Mrs. Mildred Cooper, aged 3{5“ years, said to be a former resident here. The writer states that an old friend would like to learn her whereabouts. Mrs. Cooper is described as a blond weighing from 125 to 135 pounds: :

Wheat Goes Up.

The price of wheat at. the Lyon & Greenleaf mills in this city has advanced in the past few days from $1.16 to $1.21, a raise of 5 cents a bushel. The price of rye has fallen from 93 to 86 cents. ' Corn remains steady at 45 cents .while there has been a slight advance in oats, the price paid today being ‘26 cetns the bushel, -

Given Compensation.

Ray Disler of Churubusco who is now in the hospital at Johnson City, Tenn., Has been awarded conpensation for disability incurred while in the service. He was given $B.OO per month from date of discharge until June 23rd, when he entered the -hospital and_sBo.oo per month since he entered the hospital. ;

Elmer Is Some Traveler.

Elmer James mail carrier out of Wiarsaw on route 5 has been in the game for thep ast/18 years-and during that time has ‘traveled 165,240 miles made 593,845 stops and handled 1,296, 000 pieces of mail. He underwent an operation some months ago and is just well enough to resume his work.

Check Forger at Work.

After floating numerous - checks‘ from $7 to $l5 in ,Columbia City a clever forger is thought to have started for. Ligonier. If he reached here nothing has been heard of him . i ;

Big Barn Burns.

. Abig barn on the Mel Stafford farm in Whitley county burned with the contents the other ddy when, struck by lightning. bl e G

‘Mr. and Mrs.gClyde Gildersleeve of Fort Wayne are ‘entertaining ' the Shultz family from the same city at the Masters cottage, Didmond lake, this Week. Wl *A%ﬂ

All Leather . - Growing Girls - SPORT SHOES Lol Sl BtoT T Low Heels - - $345 Mil. Heels - - 465 Medidm weight Brown Calf leathers for service and dress shoe s. - ' ,

All-Leather ~ Comfort Shoes - $2.95 Rubber Pﬂleé‘lé.} : ' You cannot equal our Comfot Shoes in price or quality

All-Leather - Ladies Dress Shoes $3.35 $3.65 $3.85 . $3.95 o Nothing 6vér. . . $545 All with medium or low heels. .New styles at new prices. We are in a class by uuréelv’e_s or medium lpriced Ladies Shoes. '

We Have Receivgdf Large Shipments S e Lo e — \ , Hard and Soft Coal Chestnut, No. 4 and Furnace sizes - - in hard coal. Best grades of . soft coal. | Full line of Building Material mow cos e o I o G COMPTON & HOLDEMAN ~ HOLDEMAN & SON l Straus Wool House. %4+ - Phone N 0.279

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