Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 12A, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 May 1923 — Page 2

TUES AKD WED MAY I AND 8 . . =~ = e “ 3 * 3 el g ~ ® ~ . Hunting Big Game in Africa” . WITH GUN-AND CAMERA | Athrilling motion picture record of man’s two years battle with the most ferocious beasts of the African jungle. ; : i You’ll view with bated breath the stampede of trumpeting elephants charging the camera. .You’ll shout with joy and excitement as these Mad Monarchs of the Murky Morass come tearing -headlong .into ..the ‘screen. You’ll wonder and marvel at the bravery and courage other dauntless picture hunters. And youw'll hail this amazing adventure spectacle as the greatest you ever saw. ! : Two Years of Adventure Squeezed Into Two Hours of Thrills! Youw’ve never seen anything Ilke it before. So don’t miss it. Adm. 15 20 and 30c. 2 o = ‘ THURS. AND FRL MAY 1718 . Special Jazz Concert b ythe famous PEERLESS CLOWN BAND. Something that every oune is going to enjoy also a special comedy pleture. Come and enjoy an evening of real fun. Adm 20 and 80¢ | SAT. MAY 19 ; e “THE COW BOY AND THE LADY” with 'Mary Miles Minter and Tom Moore a comedy drama with plenty of action and surprises and Ben Turpen in _ his bestc.omedy. : _ SUN AND MON. MAY 20.21 e . “THE WORLD’S A STAGE” with Dorothy Phillips and Kenneth Harlan an interesting story of the trials and -tribulations of an aetress. Its it story very close to reality and one of the best pictures of the season also “Ham” in a fine comedy. ..Great Program.

Youths Are Sent Over.

. Cleo Neft of Warsaw and. Verley Bronson of Newcastle both 16 years of age weres entenced to the Jeffersonville reformatory from -one to 14 years on Thursday by Judge L. W. Royse after they pleaded guilty :to the charge of having stolen an. auto: mobile belonging to Wallace Clay in the Kosciusko circuit court. The car was recovered a short time ‘after the boys abandoned it two miles south of Warsaw. i

List of Graduates Increase.

Eighty-four passed the second diploma examaination bringing the successful applicants from the “rural sc%ools up to 168, Those who failed to pass will have their final test May 19. Those to pass in Perry township are: Martha”Schlabach, Coral Adair, Ruth Carper, David Cunningham, Cyril Ryan, Venetta Miller. - .'The county commencement will be held in Albion June 7. i

Creamery Closes Doors.

The co-operative creamery at LaGrange owned b yfarmers has closed its doors on account of poor business and lack of funds. : ;

~ By all means see“ Hunting Big Game in Africa” and take the children for it you don’t they will never forgive you if they ever find out about this show.

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Foster’s Big Community Sale on Thursday, May 17 with the Free Band Concert will draw the big crowd to Ligonier. You will be one of ‘them and you are invited to Stansbury’s Store where the biggest showing of spring and summer dress goods will be shown. Our great pleasure is in your calling at our store where you are always welcome. We will offex special values in all departments that the day will be . ot profit to you in your shopping. The following departments will be replete in our showing of styles and quality)

- Hosiery Department 5 pair Ladies’ 25¢ hose for L iad . 8100 5 pair Ladies’ cotton hose wroth 15¢ sale ...... Ts¢ 2 pair Boys’ heavy weight worth 80c sale ........49¢ - 2 pair Girl’s fine ribbed worth 30 ¢ sale ...... 49¢ Ladies’ silk hose wide glastig hemmed top only 98¢ Ladies’ silk hose for $1.19, $1.50, $2.00 wup to $3.75 per pair. : ‘" o : Ladies’ dropped stitch or lace hose, nude, White?’ _ cordovan, grey, black. We can match the color of - shoes. - ‘ 2l s e Men’s silk Hose only the BaIL ..o 400

- Muslin Under Garments In this line we have all the nainsook, plain crepes, Flowered Crepes, | Cambric Gowns, SBlip-ons. Bloomers in crepes, nainsook and Sateens. . Ladies’ Bloomers in Plain Nainsook only .... 50c Ladies’ Bloomers crepe only per pair ............ 98¢ Ladies Nainsook Gowns trimmed ................... 98¢ Children Gauze Bloomers. L Silk Underwear_Slipons ey - Children Gauze: Bloomers : . | Children crepe Bloomers only ................. 50¢

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Big Class Naturalized.

One hundred. thirteen foreign born residents of South -Bend were naturaj lized in the St. Joseph circuit court last Friday. :

~John L. Henry and John H. Hoffman were among the Ligonier Shriners to attend the Fort Wayne conclave Friday. el 2/

~ Mrs. Je’ssé Squires and children of Auburn'are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stage'north-east of the city. . S 9

Mrs. J. M. Rice called to Ligonier to attend the funeral of her uncle B. W. Cowley left for her home in St. Paul Minn., Saturday. :

“Hunting Big Game in Africa” you’ve never seen anything like it, you never wil lagain. Don’t miss it at Crystal tonight and tomorrow.

‘Mesdames A. E. Wysong and John Haller left for ‘Chicago aSturday to visit a week with their daughters, Mrs, George Shay and Miss Dorothy Haller. :

. Thé' Contemporary. Literature club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Scott. A very interesting program has been arranged and all members are expected to be present.

-~ WILL ORGANIZE JUNE 5 Democratic = County Chairmen of Twelfth Distriet Hold Parley in o Auburn May 10. | County democratic? chairmen of the Twelfth congressional district met at Auburn Thursday evening May 10 in conference and it was decided to hold a district meeting in Kendallville June 5 at which time the district committee will organize for the campaign next year, o . . _

Reports - from the different coun:ties ' indicated much dissatistaction over high taxes an dthe extravagance of the present state administration, The present district chairman of the party is Stanley Nelson of Auburn while William Reinbolt of Kendallyile is chairman of Noble county. .

Forty Medics Meet.

The session of the Northeastern In diana Academy of Medicine held at. Kendallville Thursday night was at tended by about 40 physicians from near®y cities. The 'principal address was made by Dr. A. M. Mendenhall of the Indiana University School of Medicine. Drs.>Black and Lane were, present from Ligonier. $i

Still Another Name.

Ligonier ladies who started an agitation-for a change in the name of Main street have aroused much specula tion as to what the new name should be. D. O. Bailey suggests the anie of Braden avenue in honor of one of {he old and prominent families of this city, the late’ Major Braden being one of its distinguished members. . .

e Closes Seven Saloons. : - Five soft drink establishments in Terre Haute and two in Indianapolis were ordered *closed by Judge [Anderson in United States distriet court at thec apital city Friday. A number in Gary and Muncie were closed some days ago by ortder of the federal court. . i s

Kendallville -School Census.

' The school population of the city of Kendallville is now 1,307 an: increase of 57 over last year according to the school census just completeg Of the tetal number 645 are males and 622 are females. B e

Little Damage Done.

According to reports. from different sections ,of Indiana little damage resulted from the frost of last Wednesday night. Garden. truck suffered about the only damage thus far reported. . e ; ~ Frank Roe found Tom Jeanneret's lost hound and ‘restored the valauable canine to its owner. . S . Mrs. C. E. Hoagland is home from a ‘vigit in’ Findlay, ©Ohio. i

- Uaderwear Department. Gauze Underwear for Lady Man or child. In this department we have the best high grade in .quglity and fit. L L ; Padied” Cavzel Vests il nanniig: 196 fadies Gaiize VOBLS | . Lo ci Lt 20€ & faadion’ GaUVe VERts 0 il Gl 490 Ladlies’ Gauze Union Suits extra quality ........ 50¢ Ladies’ Gauze Union Suit extra quality ....... 59¢ Ladies’ Gauze Union, Suits extra quality ........ 60c %adies’ Gauze Union Suits extra quality ........ 7b¢ adies’ Gauze Union Suits extra quality .... $l.OO Men's Ganze Union Suits ..o ..o 89¢ Men’s Athletic Union Suits ... ......cccciivinen.. TB¢ Men’s Union suits fine quality ...........cccoeeee. $1.39 wsoval Athlebie Suiby (Lo ilnuian Ihe Givle’: Athletic Baits ... . e d b e

-Summer Dress Goods Our showing of summer dress good is large. Tissue Gihghams will be marked down to only 387 c Methb e . o 0 Cy ~ Our 32 in Dress Ginghams worth 80c on sale these 3 days May 17, 18 and 19 only the yard ........ 23¢c - White Dress Goods, Voils, Ratine, Plaid and plain - Bilk Dress Goods, Wool Dress Goods, Cotton Dress’ AUnls et all kindyy - - 0 e e Apron Gingham the yard ... 16€

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WEAVER'S HARDWARE Three Day Sale, May 17th, 18th and 19th

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Not to late yet to make money in 1923 out of the chicken busines. We have sold more . than 2000 Baby Chicks, 10 incubators and 15 Colony Brooder, Stoves and a great lot of Poultry Supplies besides, Feeds—we have sold a great deal of Globe Buttermilk mash for little chicks also other feeds like grain, charcoal, grit ete. Don’t stand: back and say the market will be overdone. That won't get you any success those who started early are now reaping' the profits as we have often stated in our ads. Here is one Mr. Barnest Richards west of Ligonier sold a few days ago 70 Broilers at 75 and 65 cents _per pound that ayeragéd about 2 pounds each. These chicks brought him $1.25 to $1.50 each. , Mr. Richards feeds Globe Feeds. Right now is the easiest time to fzase chicks. We sell Baby Chicks, Successful Incubators and Bowers Brooder Stoves and poultry supplies.

FLY TOX

A new cure for flies moths and all trouble some insects. Use it when you put away furs. Woolens ete., All sizes 50c 7bc and larger. g

ELECTRIAL GOOCDS

Always we carry a complete stock of electric Blubs in 115 and 32 volt. Electric wiring material and appliances, Horton Washers, Coffield Washers, Hot Point ' Irons, Armstrong Grills, Curling Irons, WViolet Rays, Fans, Heaters, Lamps and Fixtures.

Crash and Damask @ 18 in. all line Stephens crash only .................... 18¢ Mercerized Table Damask this sale only ........ 59¢ - Linen Table Patterns, Napkins Center Pieces. Cotton Table padding save your tables by the use of table padding. = . . oh

Curtain Net Department 'All new weaves in curtain nets for 20¢, 25¢, 30c, -40c¢, 50c, 65¢, Ts¢, 85¢c, $l.OO and $1.35 per yard. - In the draping of your windows you will want. - Cretonne, Vanity Silks, Ponge silk, Raja silk with .other classes and styles to select from. PRt

- Window Shades 6 it Window shades ..o 5 Re 7 ft. Windaw shades| ...t lna e 66e Duplex shades Green and White 6 and 7ft. = House cleaning time compels the good house wife to gather a selection of styles to make the home * home-like and cozy. We have what you want and need. In Curtains, drapes, bedding and furnish: ngs. : L e - Silk and Wool Sweaters = e U Volt Shirt Walsts 0 i ~ BHEWRIete o e o Sl Blonaes - oo T el

PEARL WIRE CLOTH

14 mesh to the inch. Wire that will last for years and keep out flies, nats, mosquitos and insects. What more are you looking for just what every home should use. . We have it in all widths 18 to 48 inches wide. Bring your measure our stock is complete.” See us for Screen Hardware. L

We sell the Princess Steam Pressure Cooker .s i iaal. o 82500

PERFECTION OIL STOVES ¢ With Superfex Burners. | e -&= ; £ g ~t g e AT RS e = § TR » The big hot lo‘hg summer is ali before you and there is not another stove that will give you such wonderfull service .as the Perfection OQil Stove with Superfex Burners. You will use it more than your Ford and costs much less to run. These superfex Burners: are hotter, quicker, cleaner, no odor more economical than other stoves. Burns cheaper kerosene.” We are headquarters for Perfection Oil Stoves and guarantee them to you. ! ,

GARDEN SEED

In Bulk also line plants cabbage, tomato’s pepper, etc. i

P "S;‘IL‘YERWARE e ; =(“A\ - : BN e TR T — Service in silverware for your table is best selected from our stock. We have a complete stock and latest patterns including the new 26 piece set Birds of Earadise‘ also ¢reamers and sugars, trays cake and bread plates ete. . i L

- Our, stock is more complete this spring than ever and we are selling a great quantity of Bradley & Vrooman Co. Cottage Colors. We have not advanced our price. Same as last year.. Bring your measurements and we will tell you how 'much you néed. Also'a -largeféhipraeﬁt of “Maa O’War”. Spar Varnish just received House finishes and House furnishers will find here material for ‘their neetls. - o :

- A large shipment of yellow mixing Bowls in all sizes just received.

We are showing the best and most beautiful dishes, foreign and domestic Decorated. Married or not yoa will find here something to please you. Open stock.. .- = °

" We sell Globe Stoves and Ranges. We: sell number three ldrgest size Galvanized tubs at .....oviciccianccins. 9

- Corset Department iWe carry in this dép;iftmept Corsets for the stout | the slender and the medium figures just try 'one. of the Jackson College Girl Corset the finest fitting and wearing corset on the market. . - ‘RBandedus each oniidini eLo Sie Brassiers eaeh .. dinuminiiinnt.. 906 Girdlett each @i i e e s . SIL9 Paresiana Girdlég - - o uv 0

Presents for the Graduate

We have the fOlOWing3'ass'suggesﬁom owe SILK HOSE fr SR WANES TOILET WATER ' . POCKET BOOKS | - POWDER PUFFS = HAND BAGS FACE POWDER =~ GLASS WARE HANDKERCHIEFS BLOOMERS . BELTS .+ TCONNSS i COLLARS = . UMBRELLAS = With man Items to please the most exacting let us supply youtwants. - Lo Gl

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