Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 5B, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 March 1922 — Page 4

From a Bride: == “As a young housewife of only If - . two and one-half years’ ex- - perience I am glad to find that even we amateurs can cook = successfully if we use Royal Baking Powder.” - e ' | : ‘Mrs.J.L.LM. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book—lt's FREE Royal Baking Powder Co., 130 William St., New York

St&llelle’S Douhledtore Saturday’s Big Combination Sale Saturday, April Ist will be the Big Day at - our store. Call!l Look! - - $l.OO Combinations 1 Man’s Work Shirt Blue Chambry ........ 80 1 Pair Men’s Work Socks .......ccceeeerneneees 15€ 1 Pair Men's Black SockS ....o.oooviianee: 12000 o o 7 1 Bed Bankerchel ... aaal 10; > LAY g s for $1 o BATH TOWEL SPECIALS i 1 20x40 Heavy Weight Bath Towel ........ 50c 1 18x36 Heavy Blue Border Bath Towel 30c 2 FOOO Globh ...k i Ginianinge 20C 1 Can Colgates Talcum Powder ............ 20c i 1 Powder Pull . ...oiinvnaiauigi 180 | N s fOI’ $l - _ SPECIAL ON HOSE " 8 pair Ladies Mercerized Hose Hem top special $1.20 for $1 4 pr. children’s hose fine ribbed our 30c value special $1.20 B 0 il i i G .~ CHILDREN’S GINGHAM DRESSES 2 to 5 years size| SChiMs Dyens ..., . 082 S 1 PAIr Hose ...l vt SOB S ; m e ... aE for $l DARK, PERCALE LIGHT 7 yds Dark Percale 20 value ...................... $1.40 enly $l.OO 7 yds. Light Percale 20c value .................... $1.40 only $l.OO 4 yds. Fine Fancy Dress Gingham ............. $1.20 only $l.OO 615 yds. Fine Daisy Bleached Muslin .......... $1.17 only $l.OO 10 yds Heavy Unbleached Muslin ............ $1.20 only $l.OO 415 yds, Stephens All Linen Crash ............ $1.21 only $l.OO 12 yds. Union Crash srasarasassnesessisnssninesnvis . Plano- only $l.OO ~ e TOILET ARTICLES o 1 Bottle Melba Toilet Water ................... Ts¢ it ‘1 Jar Vanishing Cream .........ccouuuerrveees 50c , RO e 8198 for $l : ~ GROCERY COMBINATIONS | 2 Cans Peas 30c 2EENE BWEeL Covn ol s 80 S Bars Palwm Olive Saan ... o o oo o gne -5 Ibs. Granulated Sugar 4c Ib. sirsmyainarhibatirnne i ighormmeisess st G oy . 0 . s T wieten With Our Big Star Commination Order with each $l.OO Purchase we will sell 5 lbs. Granulated sugar for ......... 20¢ 9.: . e Stansbury’s Big Combination . . = : . ——— ’ Sale, Saturday, April Ist

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,- "IF you want ¢o build a solid, good-looking [ fence—one that will last as long as you - § - Y wp\need it and cost you almost nothing for upD 4/ keep, come in and see our Ankorite stock. | Ankorite Posts cost less “in the fence line,” | s because you can haul out enough posts at [ 5 one load to build - : E : = amileof fenceand = _— - : i : W\ drive them in a [NEE S ' é cpital | day—no holes to THEEEEE L & 0 / dig, no filling or - ’_/ tamping. o N ) - B | Andonceinthe N B 5 8 | | groundthepostis g S @B 2 extracta fishhook BEESES [fltHas ~ o § = from yourcoth P JhisPatented < § ing. Wellbeglad Pme o o 0 £ ] weowsoumepns (Eimpedinchorßuyll! § § = COMPTON & HOLDEMAN - - '}

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Driving Out Insect Pests,

Bitlor Blamer: - Ag the appointed leader in the drive against the ipsect pest in Perry township, I am asked”to make an urgent appeal to all farmers and landowners to burn their fence rows and waste places for the purpose of destroying as many insects as possible. In the regular cultivated and pasture lands many pests are destroyed each year, but in these other places they are often timeg protected and left-salive but this yearly -burning will kill many of them because o fthe comparative mild winter many insects were not killed and we are very likely to be troubled with many thig year. If we observe this request it may to some degree protect us from chinch bug algo which appeared in the eastern part of the connty. Therefore I urge that this precaution be taken an dthe work be done as efficiently and as early as possible. i - s

J., Warren Moore

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The undersigned will sell at public auction on the James Silburn farfh| 3 iles west of iLgonier on the Lin-coln-Highway sale commencing at 12 o’clock on Wednesday April 5. ' The Following personal propernty to-wit: _ 3 Head of Horses—Black horse 5 years old weight 1400, black mare 12 years old weight 1400, brown mare 12 years old weight 1100. 7 11 Head of Cattle—s cows with calves by side, 2 steers coming 3 years old, 3 heifers. coming 2 years old, 1 yearling bull. e M - Sheep—27 good Ewes, 24 lambs, 1 extra good coming 4 years old rath. -~ Hogs—Duroc Sow due to farrow; 5 shoats weight 110 to 115 pounds.- - Farm Implements— MecCormick binder, 6-ft. McCormick mower, good Jlow down Manure ‘Spreader, No. 11 Oliver. Sulky Plow, John Deere Corn plow, Hoosier corn planter in- good condition pair bobsleds, Prtland sleigh. with springs, single buggy, set of work harness, Weimer incubater good as new, brooder stove, round oak heat ing stove, sap pails and many dther ;a_rticles not mentioned. = ‘ 100 bushels of corn. 15 acres of wheat in ground. : | ~Terms of sale—All *sums of $5.00 and under cash. All sums over that amount a credit of 8 months will be given with six per cent interest from date. : ' Geo. R. Leming Mrs. LaSalle E. R. Kurtz, Auctioneer . . ; H. W Hogk @lerk = 0 > T Pure Milk and Maple Row cream delivered to all parts of the city. Earl James. Phone 831. ' sbtf - Wanted, married man to work on farm by the year C. L. Wemple, Phone 371 Ligonier. o 4btf

Thursday and Friday March 30-31 : f Ninth Anniversary Special Program. Gloria Swanson and Milton Sills in % THE GREAT MOMENT” from Elinor Glyn’s famous novel an extra fine pie ture, 2 reel Christié Comedy, : e : Saturday April 1 ; o S Tom Mix in “THE NIGHT HORSEMEN and 'a Sunshine Comedy. ‘ Sunday and Monday April 23 - - ' 5 Constance Talinadge in “A° WOMAN’S PLACE” Clyde Cook in a 2 reéel Comedy. ; : P Coming April 6 and 7 o ) Mary Pickford in .“THROUGH THE BACK DOOR” one of her best pieftares : : - 3

n eR R S Ay a7/l I~ g ’ iR S Re [ o Vg if Pe ‘%{g‘%ﬁ Sy Z/ : \\'// i‘; Ll B .AP SSS 4 Y e Y BN 3 el - 1 oo - e . WILL START YOU &0 /7 g : o - T\ 177 )\ iINn OUR ¢ ‘(@/ \ ‘ : . : ) ‘ /’,‘/‘l" ’,_i;';'i-:':(‘.s“'{l{‘rl - | : 1 * :\." . . ; o - / '-‘-"'“ KING //(IUB ; ®// A=l _ : 2 o JVESSGET B ¥ ‘ DEPOSIT ONE DOLLAR EACH WEEK FOR 50 WEEKS AND YOU HAVE $50.00. YOU CAN EASILY SAVE R DOLLAR R WEEKAND. WON’T YOU BE GLAD TO HAVE THAT $50.00. o : : -THERE ARE CLUBS WHERE YOU DEPOSIT 50 CENTS AR WEEK, OR $5..00 OR ANY SUM--—-R CLUB TO FIT YOUR PURSE. ooy OR YOU CAN BEGIN WITH 1 CENT, 2 CENTS, 5 CENTS, OR TEN CENTS AND INCREASE YOUR DEPOSIT EACH WEEK. - A IN FIFTY WEEKS. e 5 ol e R 7 e ~ 10-Cent Club Pays ~ $12750 s - sCentClub Pays ==~ 6375 . : 2-Cent Club Pays - 2580 . . ILCentClub Pays . i&ie = o __YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE ILARGEST AND [DECRERSE ERCH m!_irE;(N "THERE ARE NO DUES. tYOU GET BRCK&VERY;CENT YOU _ COMEIN AND ASK ABOUTIT. - Tt o Make Our Bank Your Bank We pay 4 per cent. interest on saving deposits © oendSeving Accounws, Farmers & Merchants Trust Co

i s A Wiy o A i%, 2y by RO ~ . Moetlng of 6. AR | Stansbury Post G.- A. R, will meet Saturday afternoon with important business to consider. All members| are urged to be present. S : J. H. Hoffman, Com. o - NEWS NBTE& For Sale—Full blooded Brown Swiss Bull calf. Viola ‘Dodge = bHadt For Sale 1,200 bushels of good corn. C. Mochel. : > - BHadt Wanted—A good farmer for on my farm. Mrs. LaSalle. . . sb2t Don’t forget to register your estimates on my window display Saturdgy. ‘Harry J.. Holderness, Jeweler Ligonier. by ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ullery entertained the Dale and Sylvester Waldron families at a picnic dinner in their sugar camp. . - | Mrs. H. L. - Henry and- daughter Alice of Toledo Ohio visited a few days with Mrs, Henrys parents Mr. and Mrs. A, Yorkey. i : Jesse Swank is the latest candidate to announce for trustee of Elkhart township. -He makes the third candidate to enter the field. : _Attorney F. P. Bothwell braved the storm in a trip to Albion this morning and later E. R. Kurtz left in his trusty Ford) for the same town. The whereabouts of Ralp Vallance is being sought by his mother, Mrs. Lulu Vallance of Goshen. He is a son o fthe late Fred Vallance born in Ligonier. - il

The condition of Philip Bickel is most precarious and his death *is looked for at any minute. He suffers from heart ailment and hag been ill a long time. - 1

An Easter cantata wil be rendered at the M. E. church in the afternoon under the direction of Mrs. W. W. Wood. It will prove an exceptional musical attraction, 7T

Miss Helen Carney has gone to Chicago te arrange for her chautauqua work as a musician during the summer. s T

The building committée -of the Christian church met Tuesday evening and decided on plans for the remodeling of the church edifice on South Cavin street. =

The condition. of Ed Keasey is rather discouraging. He is suffering from a severe attack of auto intoxication and has been - delerious for ﬁea:ig a month. The sick man is having the best of care.

When two children in the Shipshewana schools fell unconscious from their seats the other day an investigation disclosed that they had been overcome from coal gas emited by the heating furnace.

Enters Home Stretch! | [vv’ss | Ligonier I, 8 Al[ Indiana Extra Price Cuts-Exira Big Bargains Merchandise Must Go! ~ Read! Compare! Buy!

3 Men’s work shirts for $l.OO $2.49 buys any of our Ladies’ ¢) / $6.00, $B.OO and $lO.OO shoes 2049

Wondeful saving in ladies’ and and misses’ ready-to-wear

8¢ |Fleisher Ladiess @~ | StevensP. B our 152 . Yarn| - Rubbers | Linen Toweling Canvas Gloves. 19¢ o . R

Big surprises for Everybody

Underwear Prices Cut Nearly in Two!

‘Join the crowd--Save money!

Remember--Fin:l days--No ' time to be lost--Now or never g

1.50 Men’s good _ heavy Overalls. 'Q7c

Come everybody. Come early!

3.()0 Ladies’ ‘White Waists 97c

9 5 Choice of any 1 C iadies hat 2%,

For extra quality. 3 Sarnac Rrgs 9x12

12.15 buys men’s - néwy worster suits