Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 7B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 April 1922 — Page 2

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At Stansbury’s Double Store | ' | Ligonier, Indiana , - ~ Just the season when you need the goods; Gauze Underwear, Linens, Hosiery, Ginghams and Corsets. ' | | _ - Why pay more for your goods when we save you money on every dollar’s worth bought at this store. . - ; We Quote you the Prices: |

GAUZE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT Ladies Fine cotton unioh suits bodice or band top tight or loose knee all sizes ................ 50c Ladies form fitting lisle finished Union suits bodice or band top tight or<loose knee.... 60¢ Ladies Special Union Suits others will ask you $l.OO for this suit our price special .. 75¢ This is a high grade Lisle garment for those that want a fine nice garment band or bodice top. | B R TA3 N NAL T S YRR S 0 KON eAL TR LADIES’ VESTS » Ladies’ long sleeve vests for dress form' : Ladies’ Sleeveless Vests ‘ We quote you these special values for the early buyer. e S Low neck no sleeve extra value ............ 20c Ladies’ vests fine Gaue ......c.ccccoeevvenennnnn. 25¢ Ladies’ Vests fine gauze ........................ 50¢ Men’s Union Suits : : S Fine checked B. V. D. special ................ 80c Fine Union suits short sleeve extra value others wil lask you $l.OO our price .........75¢ Men’s Union suits short sleeve, % length oeNS N T e R T Lagdies’ Athena Union Suits for the correct fit try the garment. Every line cut for SRSI e e $l.OO BOY’S AND GIRL’S UNION SUITS Sy BvVD. . - o Under togs for Boys and girls : -—'_-——————-_——-—__ TABLE LINENS, TOWELS TOWELING - We have just received some of the newest and best patterns in Patern Table Cloths with Blug, Pink and. Gold Borders. This line of goods is very popular and for a neat table dressing nothing finer. A : 4 Pattern Cloths 72x72 round embroidery sallop Sd¥e ... s o $3.00 1 lot 64x72 blue feather border embroidered scallop border each ............................... $4.00 1 lot 64x72 hemmed stitched blue feather 1 Lo_t all pure linen vpatterns 72x72 fine e OCI oo $6.50 1 lot Gold Border : ; 1 lot Pink border o - Make a special,trip to our store and look this line over. : o Mercerized Damask 66 inch in beautiful patWEENE WOLLh 700 DOW ..oici./ i s 830 66 inch Mercerized damask worth 90c now A new line of buffet spreads and runners, table pieces and lace edges and all lace, : Call and see this line. g : ~ DRESS GINGHAMS | ! m MM Ginghams CO‘O"fl‘andoaa;‘bfitigooonutc.ob 20c 27 inch Dress Ginghams Toile De Nord .. 25¢ 32 inch m:mfiinghams aelondisbnibnissyssiisinnss BOC. 36 inch Tissue Ginghams this line is very ~complete. All the new checks plaids stripes and color combinations only ............... 50c. mw%mmhsiklfifim' qn el e e e e T

C. R. STANSBURY

Bids Lower For Federal Aid Roads.

Federal aid highway constructioa is much chéaper this year than last. Bids already received indicate this. ~ Grading has heen bid at 20, 23% and 30 cents a cubic yard in Missouri Arkansas, and Minnesota respectively as compared with an average of] 35 cents fer the section in which these States are located in 1921. . : Prices of reinforcing steel in place range around 6 cents as compared with the 1921 price of 8 or 9 cents and bridge steel @% 4% cents against 7 to~B cents. - Afew bids for the Pest grade of concrete of about $l7 a cubic yard have been received in sections where the 1921 price was about $25 a cubic yard, - s - Prices bid for the construction of ‘cpncerete roads per squane are as follows: Ohio $1.52, Colorado $2.27 and Georgia $1.38 as compared with an average for the whole country during the period 1916-1920 0f.52,67 a square yard. : : :

The Wawaka Correspondent says: | _“Little Miss Imogene Deninng of Ligonier daughter of Mayor and Mrs (. K. Denning while on her demuhe way to school the othermorning was accosted by two Elkhart township gentlemen and one of them playfully remarked, “Why are you not enterfaining the mumps like all the other little girls Imogene?” With a stately courtesy, the little lady answered, “Because I don’t want them—that's why.” She hit the nail on the head—disease cannot enter where fear is not.” : '

Citizens Bank of this city purchased the Nye and Loy road bonds against a big crowd of bidders. The Mier bank secured the Pancake road bonds. The Nye bonds sold for $45,600 and the Loy bond brought 28,160. The Pancake road sale went at 18,080

Watch the Crystal's program. they show the best in photo plays.

~ SILK UNDERGARMENTS = Gowns, Bloomers, Stepin Suits, Camisoles, Combination Suits, Silk Bloomers all colors - Sateen Bloomers. : Our large line of Curtain Nets with a range of prices from 15¢ to $4.00 per yar,d. We want you to call and see our line. ’ Baby goods and notions, muslins, crash, percales. Always sold to please the buyer. BATH TOWELS i 1 lot White with blue stripes only ............ 25¢ 1 lot White with blue border size 40x20 .. 40c | 1 lot Blue, Pink, Green and gold checked size E 20x40 Heavy b i siaiaminiiaa bR, Ilot Fancy blue pink plaid with fancy patTOYHR LG it it b aiaiies vk 108 1 lot Plain White 22x45 this is a special 75¢ towel this sBl@ oy e W HOSIERY ' i Spring is here you want sew shades in Silk Hose. We have' al Ithe new shades. Ladies’ Silk hese our special .................... 98¢ 1 lot brown black white we will price at this sale Sessifesessuireststarbaisnsassensannansnnnsususnsonnesibor N PAs 10 + 1 lot Ladies’ pure silk Hose New shade $3.00 Children’s hose brown or black ................ 20c Children’s Hose fine lisle c....cccoummeriirenes 308 Men’s assorted Colors ... 25€ Ladies’ ecottort hoße ..ol e 190 Ladies cotton hose ......ccc.ouumimnisenseiaionss 186 Ladies’ Cotton Hobe. diiimiisatiaay s albe Ladies Mercerized Lisle Hose .................. 50c We carry the largest line of Hose in the city. ‘SOMETHING NEW IN THE NOTION DE- « PARTMENT e Dish floths . ..o 0 dhsh Llothe ... .. ... 7 e lOD CIOBRS it i 158 dhst Clothe oo iao 1 Jack Sprat Mit for scouring kettle & pans 10¢ Hundreds of notions to select from. o A COMBINATION IN THE GROCERY DE--1 can Planet Apricots .05 io 7 R 1 Can Silver Bar Pineapple ........................ 30c 1 can Pride of Virginia Tomatoes ............ 20¢ 1 Can Superba Sugar Corn .........cocerseunnn... 15¢ 1 Can Sifted June Peas ...ic..oecrssamessererse 156 5 Ibs, Granulated Sugar at 4c Ib. $2O ) ; Total ’f“‘_;#’i“‘ff‘r'.'"""4'-"';"‘-',';"“f’"‘“%‘"':f""f“i;“";«‘%l{é’z;fijg-If in need of Dishes we will sell you. any §

Makes Trite Response.

Sale of Road Bonds.

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

C. N. Report for March.

Community Nurslng visits ........ 77 Metropolitan nursing visits ... 23 Instruction and MiS..........imuieie 15 Soclal Belwlce ol .. g, 2 Assgited at operation. ... ... ... .6ks. 1 Assisted with Confinement .......... 1 - Classification of Patients . | Medical enses ... N. i 20 Burgical efsef .. i Maternity eases .ol 2 Hre Naeal o 0 e e Intection cages 7. ro~ o ~ Baths given , BaWMS . oe s B Chtldret: oo es G Other (rehtmenth .« .o 32 Bupolies lohmed .. o ns .36 Cases reported to Kings Daughters 2 Yisils 10 pay 6ases ... .. ... 113 Visits fo Metropolitan cases ... 122 Visits to charily cages ............:283 Alta M. Palmer C. N.

Meets With Foul Play.

Lying face down with'a deep wound in the back o fhis head and a police--‘ man’s club strapped-to his wrist, Earl Shull age 32 years B. and O. patrolman residing in Garrett was found dead Monday morning about 1:30 o'clock five miles southwest of Bremen on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks. hTe death of Shull has developed a mystery for authorities to solve as it is not known whether he met death accidentally or by foul play. : 5 Shull was guarding freight on the trains against theft and it is believed he fell a victim to thugs. . ;

Home Economies Conference,

A Home Economics Conference will, be held in Goshen Friday and Saturday which will be attended by delegates from Ligonier, Kendallville, Albion and ‘many other towns and cities of the state. An elaborate program has been arranged, There will bé classes in dress making, general science, house planming house hold arts, home nursing, household physics and other subjects. : Friday noon a cafateria lunch will be served and a dinner in the evening. : | Many prominent workers are down for addresses. ' | L / . Yeager Operation. ; : Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yeager were accompanied to an Elkhart hospital Monday by Mrs. William Kunce where Mr. Yeager was operated on to relieve him from an ahcess of the frontal sinus. Drs. Randolph and Hoover performed the operation which is pronounced successful and Mr. Yeager will be home in a few days. v o n # The gentleman first became ill of flu which later developed into pneumonia and he suffered greatly last week from the affection in his head.

Badly Injured in Wreck,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of Goshen were badly hurt near New Paris Monday on the Dixie Highway when their Ford truck turned over in a. ditch., Mrs. Thomas suffered a bad fracture of a thigh bone. Mrs: Thomas claims in order to escape a collision with a car in which DeVon Fetters and Preston Klinger Milford youths were riding he was forced off the road. The truck was wrecked.

Arrive Too Late.

~ Declarations of Worthie H. Haynes democrat and Guy W. Dausman repulbican, candidajes for the legislature from Elkhart county arrived too late at the office of Secretary of State Jackson and; the aspiring gentlemen find themselves barred from the race. There are plenty of other candidates however. : By

Insurance Paid.

J. H. Hoffman received a check fyom the' Insurance Company of Pennsylvania in the sum of $420.45 and turned it over to Gordon Warstler to meet the loss by fire on the Warstler, residence ten days ago. The check arrived Monday. :

Falls Three Stories.

Charles child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of Fort Wayne aged a year and a half fell from a third story window of their home striking the side walk below. It is believed the child is not fatally hurt. : : L

Will Sell Fine Horse.

Jay Ramsby will gell his fine trotting horse. Phe reason he will dispose of the animal is because he is crippled with rheumatism and cannot give it proper training. ot Don’t miss the special program at Crystal Easter Sunday and Momday. ..For lease, pasture land for cattle. See or call Dr. Gants Phone 168. 7b2t Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Koon visited the John Koon family at Kendallville the first of the week. ‘ - Ed Keasey is slowly recovering from a severe attack of auto intoxi cation. He has been bedfast two months, - st e i —————————— - Joe Miller Tuesday sent by parcel post a ‘lot of clothing to Mrs, Miller's sister in Poland. In 1914 the Polish woman’s husband entered the war and he has not been heard of since. The widow and five children | are left distitute,! ke ]

‘ Meeting of Beekeepers The Dbeekeepers of Noble County will meét at the Court Room Albion Saturday evening April 16th 8:00 p. m. for the purpose of discussing the control of "destructive bee diseases, for the arrangement of bee inspection ~tours and for reorganizing the beekeepers f0r1922. ' Every beekeeper in the county lafge or small is urged to be present and sipport the movement to eliminate foul brood from the county and thus make honey ‘Droduction” more ' protitable for all, LR el esl DOmNIe |

State to” Borrrow More Cash,

After loading themselves up with a loan of $700,000 at 6 per cent interest Gov. McCray and the state officers find that they will have to borrow $150,000 more to replenish the general fund. This does not speak well ‘for the promise of economy and lowerl taxes made before election by the republican candidates, ; ! : ———————— ! T Award Nine Bridge Coniracts, . The Noble county commission the first of the week awarded nine bridge contraets at an aggregate cost of $4,416. A number of the structures are on highways to be improved. Kendallville installed a siren fire whistle on the roof of the city hall and abandoned the one at the water plant. :

Why Do People Forget Other Entertainment . In the rush to get into the theater that is showing the - William" Fox Wonder Picture e ' From the poem of Will Carleton . ‘ el - It is a picture which evokes équal response whether shown before an Because""audiencc of the social elect, or to the great middle classes. Told so simply, so beautifully, it captured the heart of New York and Chicago and will capture the heart of Ligonier, too. It reaches a goal which motion picture producers have been striving for the past ten years.—“lTS UNIVERSAL APPEAL”. - The extremes of youth and old age are alwafi's represented, and when you see the wonderful face of Mary Carr as the mother you will see the big reason for its immense popularity. - Four Big Days, Starting -4 TUESDAY, April 18th - 2 De Luxe Shows Daily at 7:00 and 9:00 ‘ LYRIC THEATRE S Shown in New and Chicago at sl,o‘O, $1.50 and $2.00 i | L In Ligonier by special permission. Popular Prices Prevail. = Childern 25 cents. Adults 50 cents. |

We are Prepared to Make You Ready For Easter Day ~ New and enlarged stocks of desirable apparel and apparel ac»ce“sso!'ies at advantageous prices have been coming into our stock day "‘_a-fter day; s 0 that we are ready in all parts of our store to help in the Easter clothing for m_en‘_and Boys. o L . Ses our line of Hatrand, - - ~ Neckwear for Easter. - Carney’s Clothing Store

Will Do Sprinkling.

I have purchased the street sprinkls‘ ing equipment of Homer Hite and wil deveote my time during the season to keeping the dust down and the streets in proper condition to secure comfort for any patrons. Anyone failing to receive firoper service report promptly! to me so that the matter may vhavel early attention. My work is of such a nature that suggestions from my patrons for its betterment will be appreciated.. . 5 ; , Frank Fisel, Jr. b2t - - New Pastor For Auburn, ' Rev. Jessie Squires of Ligonier has accepted the pastorate of the Bap--tist church at Auburn. —Kendallville News Sun. ; : : -AThe only Jessie Squires known here resides on R R mail route No 1 out of ‘Ligonter. = " j

FOR EASTBR

_Ladies’ grey suede onestrap also patent leather 'with grey suede quarters with new Spanish heel. See them at - - Newton’s Shoe Store. * Bothwell & Vanderford ~ Lawyers ‘ Phone 156. Ligonier, Indiana L W, H. WIGTON | Attorney-at-law ' Office in Zimmidrman Block b LIGUNIER, IND