Ligonier Banner., Volume 56, Number 37A, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 November 1922 — Page 2

WINCHESTER | vii?)) | Community Sale ‘ - Day Bargains . ."at,""“ - s . . Weir & Cowley’s | , Thursday, November 9th 1. Winchester special, 16 oz. NallHammer . . . .69 2. Winchester Paring Knife . Oc 3. Winchester 4-in Screw Driver 9c 4. “Aladdin” white - enamel ' wash basin - . . . 59c |5. 2 “Aladdin” Dairy Pans . 29c 6. Large size Semdac foil ‘mops - 'and 1 quart Semdac polish 1.39 7. 1: gt. aluminum double boiler 1.39 Special bargains in Community Silverware. If you need silverware now is the time to buy. 50 per cent discount | on all discontinued patterns. | See our line of Christmas ‘Goods, a small deposit holds any article until | Christmas. b \ G | T WINCHESTER s7oms | T, EE ~ Phone 67 , (I{filiz‘r) \ ~ | ZLigonier’s Leading, Hardware v-/ |

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~ Elkhart' Twp. -Prize Wimners. ~ Mrs. Paul Price won first premiury and Mrs. George Jourdan second for hand-knitting at the Elkhart township fair, Miss Bernice Gallup won first and Miss Jennie Gallup second premium for wool crochet work. Mrs. Dwight Mawhorter won first for silk art work, and Mrs. Paul Price toolk second premium, first premium for filet rrohhet was won bnyrs. Carrie Schwab, second by Mrs. George Jourdan, Mrs. Irvin Cobbs:and Mrs. Paul Price took first in tatting, and Mrs. Haven M. Way and Mrs. Irvin cobbs received second in tatting work, white and colored. - Mrs. Jesse Swank and Mrs. Charles Jourdan had charge o fthe fancy work & department of the fair. . Miss Grace Spuregon took first prize on a handmade quilt and Mrs. F. B. Mc-Cloug-han won second. Polly Grennawalt won first prize for apron made over the simplest pattern and Katheryn Shaw the sedond, Kathe({yn Shaw won the first prize for apron made by a child under 15 years of age, and Polly Greenawalt took .second, Miss Almaz Stigner won first premium for applique work and Mrs. Haven M. Way the second. Mrs. Audrey Stuff was in charge of the sewing department.

Cromwell Indoor Fair.

"The Cromwell Indoor Fair opens Tuesday evening to lost including Saturday night. The committees in charge have completed all arrangements for fine entertainment and Ligonier vigsitors are assured of more attractions than the ones offered last year. © . . !

To Consult Specialist.

Mrs. Mifflin Hunter and son Don are in Indianapolis to congult a specialist concerning the health of the lad, who has been quite ill for u couple of weeks of tonsilitis and a gathering in the head. !

John R. Marker of Toledo, Ohio was in the city Friday visiting his sister Mrs. Thomas Head and his many friends. He reports all well at his home. ; :

I desire washings to do to support my five children. Washings!called for and delivered with satisfaction promised in service and price. Mrs. A. Hoover, 100 Morton street. - 37a6t.

MON. NOV. ¢ » _ : it “COME ON OVER” a splendid little Irish comedy drama also Al St. fJohn in a great comedy. ik - » i FUBS NOV.2ONLY . o — i s ‘ Bert Lytell in “THE FACE BETWEEN. ‘ WED. THURS. ‘FRL Nov. 8 9 10, o i | MAE MURRAY IN BROADWAY ROSE” A star of provative beauty, in gowns so gorgeous as to evoke, gasps of wonder, as she enacts a story of Broadway from the inside, before seftings of a splendor such as. only the fabulously rich know, and a east befitting the picture’s other elements of excellence a drama of the most dazzling and dangerous street in the world. ; e . Special music by Helen Carney-and Herman Sack. Adm. 20c and 30c. - Chas ‘Buck” Jones in “WEST OF CHICAGO” also a Sunshine comedy SUN. AND MON. NOYV. 12-13. : : S ; “YOUTH TO YOUTH” with Bl lie Dove” a charming screen actress new to you and you are going o liiie her as a country girl who comes to the city seeking a stage career. Also Johnny Hines in “Torchy’s Ghost” extra fine program. ; . : 1 COMING THURS. AND FRL NOV. 16 AND 17 _ Here’s biggest news of the season, Guy Bates Post brings the screen “THE MASQUERADERS” the famous stage success as big a film hit as it was a stage hit. ! el &

FIRST COMMUNITY SALE THURSDAY, NOV. oth

Will be held at the Lepird Feed barn, Ligonier Thursday Nov. 9 sale to commence at 10 O’clock Sharp. 4 Head Horses—Bay horse 5 yrs. old broke to all harness 1050° Ibs,, grey mare 9 yrs old, sound, weight 1400, grey gelding 10 yrs old broke to all harness 900 lbs., sorrell mave 12 yrs old-broke to all harness 1100 Ibs. .20 Head Cattle—2o head consisting of fresh sows, close up‘, springers and young cattle. ; ey 53 Hogs—so head of feeding hogs, 40 to 100 Ibs., 3 Big .Type Gilts 200 bs. o e 52 Sheep—so head = of breeding ewes, 2 Shropshire bucks. - - Grain and Hay—loo bushels oats, clover and timothy hay, 10 bushels onions, potatoes and apples. = . _One dozen young roosters two dozen hens. L o ~lmplements—Set = brass trimmed’ ‘double harness, set double harness, set single harness, set collar hames and tugs, Lets Fee Grinder 8 to 5 horse power. ; e - Furniture—Oak buffet, Dining room table, kitchen cabinet, Wiltoa rug 7xlB settee and 2 chairs. to match, new Nappanee Dutch kitchen cab~ et e ivE Sy iy Miscellaneous—Block salt, 100 Ibs. granulated sugar, coil covers, gas savers, 10 pairs cotfon blankets, one-

FOR RENT ’ The Jacob Sheets farm of 160 acres. -on Lincoln Way ane mile - south of Ligonier. =~ . For particalars inquire of MRS. JACOB SHEETS, > . 4098, Cavin St. Ligonier,lnd. @

LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDL._ *

Will Strengthen the Board.

_ Those who desire the morthwestern portion of the county represented on the board of county commissioners, so that exact justice may be done to all sections of the county, should cast a vote Tuesday for Jacob Brumbaugh of Elkhart township. Mr. Brumbaugh has a higher aim than the mere honor of holding the position with ‘the small salary attached. He would like to be placed in a position whete he may serve the people with the same loyalty he serves his friends. The board of county commissioners wiil be strengthened with' Jacob Brumbaugh as a member. i

Attend Medieal Meeting.

Drs. F. W. Black and C. G. Keehn Thursday evening attended -a meeting of,the Elkhart County Medical Association in Elkhart and listened to very fine addresses by Chicago specialists . HEgg.

Rev. White Resigns.

- Rev. A. F, White has resigned 'the pastorate of the Albion M. E. church to accept a call in an Oklahoma city of more than 2,000 population near Tulsa. - PE R

Active at 96 Years.

Jocob Pfeiffer Thursday celebrated the 96th anniversary of his birth at his home néar Middlebury. The aged géntleman visits Ligonier occasionally and is quite active. : !

Mrs. Otis Fisher has been quite ill out on the John Reese farm. o

Miss Olive Sisterhen trained nurse paid Goshen friends a visit last week.

Mrs. Carvin Givens was called to LaGrange county by the death of her brother, John Paight aged 18, years.

For Rent—Good garage John R. Coulter, Hursey property, South Cavia street. sl 37atf

Two out.of three road improvement contracts were rejected Thursday by the Elkhart county commission. . The second contracts will he readvertised for. . - :

Mr. and Mrs. Clell Buchtel and family paid the Frank Bunger family a visit at Benton. G i

half barrel of Good Luck flour, onehalf barrel Clipper flour, new Prim‘Trose cream separator, DeLaval crean -separator, good as new, collar pads, square galvanized bushel measures, articles of hardware, Buddy Bug carg for children, poultry and stock foods, automobile: polish, combination tools, silver polish, hand drills, agricultural implements, gloves, sledges, rain coats, bath robe pattern, Galloway fur coat mnew, automobile tires and tubes lubricating . oil, and many other articlés will be listed by day of ‘sale.’ ; Terms: All sums of $5 and under cash; all sums of $5 and over a credit of 6 months will be given at 7 per cent interest from- date of sale. Parchaser giving note with good approv~ ed security, 2 Selling Terms: $5 and under § per cent to $25 3 per cent; over $25 2 per cent; $l.OO per head for cattle; $2.00 for horses; $2.00 for. automo-. biles. The party selling the goods may reject the bid by paying one-half com. each to bidder and Sales Co, Come on_ boys lets work together and put Ligonier on the map as one of the largest oCmmunity Sales Companies in Northern Indiana. If ‘you do not want to T‘;ell your goods in the sale. aCll me 'up and I will buy them.| . ‘GEO. FOSTER, Manager = B. R. Kurtz, Auct: H. B. Hoak; Clerk. |

Has Freak Cabbage.

Mrs. John Harting has placed on exhibition in the Weaver hardware store a freak cdbbage grown on a North Side lot. - The plant has a well developed head on both ends of the stock separated by mnearly two feet. The plant is worth seeing. . o

Accidentally Shot.

Gus Biddle while out duck hunting with a party of friends received a shot in his eye by the accidental dis charge .of a gun. Dr. Lane thinks the sight of the eye lan be saved. . = |

Mrs. Roxie Miller and Mrs. Mollie Conrad of Aurora Missouri have been guests for two ‘weeks of their brother W. H. Loy and family. .

Still Other Names.

Following along the lines of the suggestion of the lady who thinks the name “The Lexicon’ would be likely “draw” why not name it “The Antiphygistine” or “The Porous Plas terfr oy Ly e WL A Lady in Chicago gelegrap‘hs for

Rat-Snap

Read Mrs. Phillips’ wire: “Youell’s Exterminator . Co., Westfield, N. 7. Rush $3 worth of Rat-Snap.” Later rec’d fol,lo%glg -letter: “Rat-Snap arrived. t rid our house of rats in no time. Just moved here from Pa., where I used RAT-SNAP with great result.” Three sizes, 35¢ 65¢, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Weaver's Hardware. ' - 87alm

Plumbing and - Heating ; Done By H. E. ROBINSON ~ Phone 218 Ligonier - - Ind.

Stansbury’s Double Store We are offerin'g for your usé and consider;tion : some speciil bargains in the difterent departments of our Double Store for the next ten days. I can quote the prices but you must come to the store to see the goods. - READ ON. READ ON.

THE ITEMS TAKEN FROM THE UNDER- ~ WEAR DEPARTMENT Men’s Underwear we have selected one of our best Union Suits heavy fleeced in a tan shade at this sale only ....... ... 98¢ Men’s Flat Fleeced extra heavy closed crotch best made only ..l $1.89 Men’s ribbed union suit this is another special selected with care in order to give you the best value for your money only $1.39 Others will charge you $1.75 o Men’s extra heavy undershirts fleeced lined anby. Lo e RO Men’s extra heavy under drawers fleeced lined Only . i inoiiibe bbbl 898 Boy’s Heavy Fleeced lined union suits only 65 ctents to $1.25 you can’t beat this garment. : | :

LADIES DEPARTMENT

$l.OO Ladies’ ribbed union suits this is a special good garment for a medium weight $l.OO with dutch neck short sleeve or long sleeve. e S $1.25° Extra value at $1.25 knee length or ankle lehoth .o i o $1.25 Athena the fine fitting garment made for -the stout, the Slim of the medium at $1.75 ~and $2.00 the suit. : : Silk and Wool. .All Wool and part Wool we lhawe any thing you want in the underwear ine. : : . Girl’s Union Suits , Girl’s two Piece Suits any thing needed in underwear for the girls. - i - Infants Wool aßnds, Infants Wool Vests. from 50cents to 90 cents. ' ‘ $3.39 BLANKETS YES ONLY $53.39 70x80 fancy plaid blankets pink and white, ‘blue and White Tan and White only $3.39 This saves you money. . : Other Plain Tan and gray Blankets. B 64x80 heavy weight blankets for the single ; bt enly (010 is D gy | 70x80 heavy weight blankets for large beds OMF wnvisisucsciomiispmisipsmeinesmivsassespiustisanerios 289 | 72x80 heavy weight blankets wear well tan | or gray ..... $3.50 and $4.00 72x84 Wool napped in fancy plaids you can carry out your color scheme with this line of = colors pink blue, tan, yellow lavander plaids | a beautiful line to \‘Sﬁf’eﬁtfmm- ':f::“' bl Stansbury blankets stand for quality that is = VRS oo il eLD Slip on sweaters all colors ... $2.25 to $3.39 | Tuxedo sweaters ss.ooonup .~ .

Come on! Come on! We are ready for you! b , ’ / . b / t < e doNmE INDIARL 0

s e bk L R L e vomdi LY s L RN ‘g NERVOUSNess | . e T B Ve : % e DR MILES et & :rfg.“ AR Ac iy SR, R e STI & I b p SN JL oGI 1 ,ﬂli 3 g \Q . ! VY - =4\ You’re On the Right Road . when you come here to buy drugs and sundnes. e You'll find a complete line of dependable goods. We'll give you prompt*service, courteous treat- _ ' mént and right prices. g il | - That's the basis on which our business has been built. - . o ‘ i We have sold Dr. Miles’ Remedies ever since the store: | Wwas opened. s - - Hundreds of our customers know them. To , those who do not, we make this unusual offer. | )¢ Try a package. If you're not entirely satisfied _ - .Y after'using it, retum the empty package to us _23 ﬂ‘ and we'll refund. your money. o -_g{ﬁ; , Griffith’s Drug St The REXALL Store o 7 Opposite Raubert’s Jewelry Store =

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~ $l.OO CORSET DEPARTMENT $l.OO The J. C. C. and College Girl Corsets are the best made corsets on the market you should try one. They fit, they wear, they have comfort, they have the graceful lines that the ladies like, - 6T, M Back' Lace, Frant Lace pink and white. All prices from $l.OO up to $5.00. o | ‘SOME ‘OF THE SPECIALS FROM DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS = = Quting Flannel SoOWns ..........iciuiivinesionnes 98€ 10 dozen ladies’ outing gowns of a high class quality, pattern and workmanship only 98¢ g‘his is the cream of the line at the price only 1.29, il T v ; ‘ The best of all is the one we are offering at '..r..f..'.v.‘.v..i....;';,..;....a.5;.. sheresistisstaninasadiesnsnans 81.39 Children’s gowns and sleepers Men’s pajamas You know we are leaders in all special lines.

We have ladies’ Bloomers .......cic.eiienne.. 98¢ |- MiSses BIoOMIBES ... i ducveiibtiniiodiins 1GBE! Children’s Bloomers at ............ivee.. BOe ‘We alko have sateen fox bloomers in these beautiful .colors Navy, Green, Purple, Pink, Red, White and Black prices from 85¢c to 65¢ the yard. -~ P Gav i White outings’ at .LionialGaiilana: e ' All light and dark outings 27 ins. wide at 15¢ * 86 in heavy outing the yard ................... 20¢ ~86 in dark outing thg,gardi it o O . .. KNIT GOODS lE‘PARTMENT i . Ladies’. Wool Gloves, Misses Wool Gloves, ~ Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, all kinds of -;.gloy,,ﬂﬂffi@ﬂdi"mtﬁmf' mfanz'vs fmlt« jackets,

HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

The time of year is now here when you will want wool and heavy hose for the cool weather. We have a large showing in this department. See us. o ‘ ‘We have Wool Hose, Cotton Hose, Silk Hose, Infants 'Hose Girl’s Hose, Boy’s Hose, Men’s Hose in all qualities and classes. . Our sales in this department is increasing for the reason we give the best values. Ladies’> Wool Hose from ............1.00 to $2.25 Ladies’ Silk Hose from ................ 98¢ to $3.00 Ladies’ Lisle Hose from .............c.cevu.... 50€ up Ladies” Cotton Hose from .................... 15¢ up This one is a special for this sale ladies Iron Clad a heavy weight for Winter only .... 25¢ Infant’s Hese from ..., 15¢ ap Girl’s fine ribbed hose for ............ 25¢ and 89¢ Boy’s heavy ribbed for ................ 25¢ 'and 30¢ We want you to try one pair of our hose and if not as represented money refunded.

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