Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 25B, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 August 1923 — Page 3

Alleged Bank Robber Taken.

. George H. Shipley 30 of Kansas ' City, Mo., alleged/ Oklahoma bank robber was arrested in Middlebury at 6 o’clock Monday evening by Matt Sankey of Chickasha, Okla., sheriff; Lyman Fenda son of Sheriff Fonda of Elkhart county; and Charles A. -Hoover Middlebury banker and hiz ~ son, Harold Hoover.as he was returninﬁ'g from Goshen in an automobile *with wife her mother and her sister Mrs. Burt Gannon of Middlebury at whose home they had been visiting for several days. No resistance was - offered. - ‘ The prisoner who did not seem su?- . ficiently ‘concermed to make detailed “inquity into why' he was wanted but who entered a general denial fc ‘the charge was taken to Goshen lodged 'in jail and taken to Chicka-, cha by Sheriff Sankey for trial. The ‘sheriff is convinced he is the right man. The amount lost by the bank is $3500. | e Dr. Black operated on Donabelle . little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jay Wiley, for tonsils. Miss Beatrix Flick is rapidly recovering from ‘her opération at the Black emergency hospital and will return to her home in-a day or two.

PRICES THAT ASTONISH FURNITURE - Cheaper than e\?er before "y iy Scovil’s Furniture Store Beds for $6.00 and up, Chiffoniers, ~© Mattresses and Springs. Fine Bedroom Suits at $60.00 .~ Allin latest styles. . | Park Carr Ol Stoves are the best. Rugs $2.50 and up, all new, right from : -the factory. | ~ Repairing and Picture Framing Scovil, the Furniture Man

39¢ Day Here 39c Look what a small amount of money will -~ buy here Saturday--Come =

1 yd. 41 in. Pillow,Tubing Bleached ........ 39¢ 1 sdc King Tut Bow Tie B 9 Bars of WaltkesVWh'itei Naptha Soap .... 39¢ 1 50c Jardinier 39¢c B NG CaBR oot it i b - BOE 4 8-in Gold Band Plates .........ccccevivironesn 39€ Cretonne Covered Porch Pillows ............ 39¢ Children’s Muslin Panties 2 pr. .......... 39¢’ White Toasted Marshmellow 2 Ibs ............ 39¢ 3 I'sc i'TuyrkislAl Towels Al L - 2 bailé{ 25c yarn 39¢ Gljey 'Granite Water Pail 39c¢ 1 qt. Covered Bean Baker .........coo.oocuennivie 3'9c: 2 Cookie Pans 14 in. SQUATe ... 39¢ 3 pair Children’s Black Hose ... 39¢ 3 Pair.Ladies’ Black HOSE .........ccccrinnens 39€ 3 Cut G"r‘lza\;:ss.:£ Water Tumblers for ............ 39¢ 5 Brass Curtam Bods £6r . fdais 89¢ '3 Lamp Chimneys 15¢ value for .......... 39¢ L Choice of iny Grey Granite Dish Pan ... 39¢ 49c Aluminum Sauce Pans 2-qt size ... 39c¢ 2 Tubes of Colgate’s Tooth Paste .......... 39¢ 1 50c B@itle Palm Olive Shampoo for ... 39¢ 2 yds. 32-inch White Outing for .......... 39 5 yds. 10c Embroidery for .............. 30 8 yds. Any Pattern 27 inch Gingham ... 39c % Y&%ﬂ?ﬂﬂ Wlde Cretonnesfor i B 9 2 yds. All Linen Toweling for ............... 39c

It means money in your pocket to take ' T | “‘advamage;f"soffhese :,_s_pegimsb- il lT!aeGutelius 5 and 10c Stores

New ' High Record.

Production of the Ford Motor Com pany went to a new high record for the "week ending Tuesday July 24. during which a total ‘of 40,930 cars and Trucks were turned out for domestic use, the Ford News announces. This exceeds by 127 the record production of the previous week. ol W The Fordson Tractor plant’s output for the week was 1,882.. ' At the Lincoln division of the company a new production mark was established with a’total of 210 cars for the week ending Tuesday. = ’A_——___.p——‘Kelley Machine Brought Home. Councilman Marion Galloway drove a truck to Hammond - and brought home the Harry Kelley Ford sedan which figured in an accident in which Mrs. Frances Billman was Kkilled, Mrs. Sue Kelley Huffman probably fatally injured and Harry Kelley died from. shock. The top of thec ar is gone and there are other serious damages to the machine although it runs on its: own wheels. Repairs to put thec ar in order wili be expensive. i Jackson will paint your automobile and make it look' like new. b2att

- 2 yds. iFne Bleached Muslin for ................ 39¢ " 5 Balls R M C Crochet Cotton for ........ 39¢ 3:pair of Men’s Work Sox for A 2 yds, of any 25¢ Ribbon for .............c...... 39¢" - 2 Pair of Men’s Lisel Hose for ............... 89c¢ 3 Pair Children’s White Stockings ........ 39¢ 5 dozeﬁs; Brand New Can Rubbers for .... 39¢ 9 Bars of Old Reliable P & G Soap ............ 39¢ 2. Clear Crystal Glass Sherbets. .......... 39¢. 3 Tin Bread Pans 15¢ value for ................ 39¢ 3 19¢c Rubber Stair Mats for ... 39¢ Jelly Tumblers dOZen ... 39 114yds of Ooil Cloth for 39¢ 3 Cans of 15¢ Paint or Varnish ............ 39¢/ L Cans of Genuihe Mayvis Talcum ............ 39¢ 5 10c Turkish Wash Cloths for ................ 39¢ 1 50c Box of Palm Olive Face Powder .... 39¢c. 2 'yds. Very Best Percale for ol B | iizi%ilfargé‘* Glass Dishes ‘2s¢ value 39¢ 1 yd. 50c Ti'ssue Gingham for .............. 39¢ 2 yds. 25c White India Linen .............. 39¢ 3 yds. 17c Unbleached Muslin ............... 39¢ 2 Boxes of 25¢ Box Paper for ................ 39¢ 1 yd of any 49¢ Ribbon for .................. 39¢ 5 yds.of ani;_l()c RibbOD £OT ......occunsivrnense 39€ 3~-£aixj”ﬂl\;4en’i§ ; 15c Black Sox for f.._‘.’..;.;;‘...' 390: 1 Pair o!t Fme 50c. Scissors ;.“, 39c o Cakes of any 10c Toilet Soap -;39‘1 9 Bars of Kirks Flake 508 D ..o 89¢

Demoerats Oil Machinery.

Campaign machinery was oiled by 'lndiana democrats at a meeting of state party workers at Indianapolis Thursday, . ' - Members of the state committee. party leaders and candidates and near candidates from all parts of the state were present. e “We're planning meetings of workers i every district,” Walter 'S. Chamers said. , ‘ The committee odopted memorial resolutions on the death of President Harding., ‘ e : Chamers attended the Harding funeral at Marion Friday as a representative of the demoeratic party in Indiana. : : : .~ Steal Auto Tires at Wakarusa ' Thieves entered the garage of Ralph Eby at Wakarusa Tuesday night and stole fifteen new tires. Eby said he traced the burglars’ machine to within two miles of South Bend. They had gained entrance tc the garage through a side window. - Girl Embezzler Seeks Parole. ' Among those who have filed applications for parole with the state board of pardons are Miss Cecil Wood of Elkhart who was sentenced in St. Joseph county on a charge of embezzling | thousands of dollars from her eﬁaployer.

Against Tax- Raise,

The DeKalb county board of review stood 3 to. 2 yesterday against adopt ing the recommendations ~of the state board of tax commissioners to make increases in the personal property assesssments in some of the townships of the county. . Ask For Subway. : " Three hundred Kendallville residents have petitioned the city council asking taht the New York Central railroad be required to provide a subway for pedestrians on the east gide of the Main street crossing. where many accidents have occure:l. Dies From Fractured Skull. R. M. Cloud 82 civil war veteran of Fort Wayne died of a fractured skull the result of a fall from the porch o fhis' daughter’s home. He alighted on the cement walk and never regained consciousness. ; Tuberculosis Clinic, ‘The -anti-tuberculosis section of the Red Cros sof Noble .county wiil hold a free clinic open to all in the Kendallville community buiding Wednesday August 22. Stage Coach Driver Dies.: William Blackburn age 87 of Deca tur stage coach driver of the early days is' dead. , Mrs. J. E. Sutter of Mansfield Ohio is visiting her sister - Mrs. -Wayne Scott, s

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

. In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by ' Perry Township, Noble County, Indiana e : ~_ Before the Township Advisory Board. : i _Notice is liereby given the taxpayers of Perry Township, Noble county, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality, -at their regular meeting place, on the 4th day of September, 1923 will consider the following pudget: Budget classification for Townships : 'TOWNSHIP FUND Salary of Trstee ... $720.00 Expenses . . 1850 p ~ Supplies for Justice of o e Pesce . 110.00 Books, stationery, ............ 200.00 Public ditches ................. 200.00 Pay of Advisory Board ... 15.00 Examination of records ... 30.00 " Miscellaneous expenses ... 250.00 Total township fund ... $1,550.00 Estimate of township funds to : be raised - Estimated expenditures .. 1,550.00 Working ballance at end &= | - of year to meet neces- | ' sary expenditure until = - . receipts of - revenue - from taxation ........ .337.36 Total . . $1587.80 Balance end this year ...... 337.36 Total deductions ... 337.36 Amount necessary to be \ - raised by taxation ....... $1,550.00

ROAD FUND

Labor . ... . XA o $240000 Road machinery and tools 200.00 Bridges and culverts ..... - 300.00 Miscellaneous expense ... '1,000.00 Gravel, stone and other "~ road materal ... 1,000.00 Total road fund ...... $4,900.00 Estimate of exp. as above $4,900.00 Working bal. at end of year to meet necessary ‘ -~ exp. until receipts of . revenue from taxation 1,500.00 Total ..o il $640000 Balance end of yar ... $3,222.66 $3,177.34 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND " Repairs building and new : > poileri ioon 00 $8,000.00 School furniture & sup .. 500.00 Fuel for school houses .. 750.00 Bonds .oca e o 0 3006:00 Intevest .o o oo L - 90008 Miscellaneous expenses 7,500.05 Total special school fund $15,650.00 - Estimate of speecial school - fund to be raised : Estimate of exp. above $15,650.00 Work. bal. at end of year - [ - to meet necessary exp. until receipts of revenue - from taxation ....... 3,500.00 Motal .- .o 0 STOIRGOO Balance end of this year $11,777.81 Amount nec. to be raised . : . Dby thxation- .. ... 987219 2 TUITION FUND | Pay of Teachers and Transfers Pay of teachers. ........... $4,500.00 Working balance ... $1,000.00 Fotal ©.. 8550000 Bal., nd of year ... $3,229.66 Amt. nec. to be raised ... $2,270.34

u Lo 80 508.00 ; POOR FUND : Estimated Poor fund to be raised by taxation ... $900.00 LIBRARY FUND Estimated amount to be | raised by taßation ...... 1,500.00 CEMETERY FUND Estimated amount to be" raised by taxation ..... 150.00. PROPOSED LEVIES Name of Fund, - Amount to Levy on'prop. - be raised For township 4¢ $1,550.00 'Road fund 8¢ $3,177.34 Special School fund (- : Bond fund 24¢ $7,372.19 Library Fund | - 4¢ $1,500.00 Tuition Fund 7¢ = $2,270.34 Poor Fund 2¢ -~ $900.00 Cemetery Fund ¢ $150.00 v 4 -49%¢ i ‘Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard theron. After the tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpayers, feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filling - a petition therefor with the Coun~ty Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing jn this county. = . . © W. A. Jackson, Trustee o Dated Aug. 11,1928.

He Ought to Make Good. Frank Wampler president of the Hoosier Motor Club and former president of the Indiana Bell Telephone company was appointed a member of the public service commission by, Governor McCray. | " Wampler will succeed Commissjoner Glenn Van Auken of Auburn. whose resignation become effective Septem%er 1. Van Auken’s resignation has been in the hands of the governor for several weeks. = . l - Wampler resigned from the presidency of the telephone company a year ago after the company had begun its effort to get rates increased throughout the state. .7 . . - FOR SALE—Studebaker touring tires ‘with an extra tire and cover, Lot Tight, windshield wiper and buzi m“fﬁfﬁ mmmﬁﬁﬁﬁ

NOTICE

Sealed Bids to Be Received for Trans.- . porting School Children . Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at my office in Mier State Bank in the City of Ligonier Indiana up to and inculding Saturday August 18, 1923 at 3 o'clock p. .m for hauling school children of Perry township to the Central School building for the school year 1923-1924. A bond of $5OO will be required of the successful bidder for the faith ful performance of his duties and the fulfillment of his contract. Specifications and requirements can be seen at my office in the Mier State Bank. . : - W. A. JACKSON, Trustee | Perry township Noble Co. ‘Dated Aug. 4 1923. 24a2w ~ Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distributors. e 10btg - Wanted one or two rooms for light housekeeping on' ground floor. Call phone 226. : Lo SO4hat See Arthur Furgeson for electre fans, W 18atf

Co-Operation is the Key Note to Success At Stansbury’s Yellow Front - Department Store You will find co-operation with the iarmer and laboring man the prind . pal on which we have based our hope of success. , .| We want at all times to make this co-operation effective in the marking of eur good at a price that all men and women can save their dollars by buying at this BIG. YELLOW FRONT DEPARTMENT STORE s e e o ) ~ Since our remodeling of the store and getting the goods arranged so we cam malic the lowest prices, we are now able»to serve you b_etter_than ever before. e Come in and ask for what you want we will be glad to quote prices } give you samples for your ‘_cons_ideration. L e i ' 'We are now basing all our prices on a cash basis and whether you are a Gﬂ‘;“’ er or a credit customer you will get the best service that can bpgiven, * .> | , ‘We ‘want you to compare »t‘he. prices with anything that is quoted in the dity. w 1

GET OUR SOAP PRICES

COMBINATION No. 1 e ' I.cake of Ivory Soap L - 1 Cake of P& G Soap : -1 Box Star Nap Washing Powder 1 Box Chipso ALL FOR 21c COMBINATION No. 2 e ; 1 Box Star Nap Washing Powder ' 4 Brars P& G Soap ALL FOR 21c¢ COMBINATION No. 3 _ YES! YES 5 Bars P & G Soap ONLY 21 A LONG LIST OF MONEY SAVERS Come to Stansbury’s Department Store for Your Cash Groceries. The Yellow Front. .The Old Stand. The Remodeled Store. Post Toasties, ‘regular size only 71/20 Post Toasties, large size, only .............11%%¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, regular size ..., 7Tlkc Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, large size only 1114 c. Shredded Wheat only ..................... 0 11ke Jersey Corn Flakes, large size, 3 for ...... 25¢ Instant Quaker Rolled Oats, cooks in three minutes, only ........ocsesnnann. 120 Cream of the Prairie Sweet Corn only .. 13¢ VanCarhps Pork and Beans, large can .... 13¢ Argo Corn Starch, 1 pound package only 9¢ Argo Gloss Starch only ...........cc.iccoveeneenne: 9 6 Boxes Barber’s Matches only .............. 10¢ Sun Bright Cleanser only ..................... Ape Light House Cleanser only csssaesesuensneinenAC Bargains! Bargains! At Stansbury’s Yellow Front Department Store, every day in the week. i & g GRANULATED SUGAR ONLY 9%e¢ Ib. ; SCHQOL TIME IS CLOSE AT HAND . 'Ging'ﬁam's,' Percales, Dress Goods will be needed. Your needs will be taken care of at the Yellow Front Department Store. 86 inch Light Percales per yard St T 8 386 inch Dark Percales per yard ...........17¢ 27 inch Ginghams dark ..........cccuueue.n.... 19€ 27 inch Ginghams in the best plaids and checks for school dresses ..............25¢ 383 inch Tissue -Ginghams to close only 33c 33 inch Tissue Ginghams in the rich ~ combinations of colors worth 69c.... 49¢

HOSIERY—SCHOOIL HOSE

Boys’ and Girls’ English Roll Top Hose in black, brown, white the pair only .... 23¢ - Ladies Silk Hose only 50c pair and up to $1 Ladies’ extra value Silk Hose, black, brown and white, this extra good value only pr 98¢ | ¢ 2 : ; v ! & v . " i ’; ¥ . SLEEVELESS SWEATERS - The New Style—call and see them = A new line of House Aprons, fancy = ~percale -each ...t 89€ A new line of House Aprons in fancy ;glli?ercgle B isinionissiosmnarisiandsrsnsasnstes s_lfl9" ‘ Fancy Porch Dresses bright and fancy $3.29

We have more 5 and 10 and 25¢ Notions than anjr' other house in the city. Call =t THE YELLOW FRONT DEPARTMENT STORE FOR ALL YOUR WANTS. i - STANSBURY’S

. NOTKE - | ' The H. & G. Battery Service has taken over ihé vulcamzmg, tire and accessories stO'ck i)Wned- by Knapp & Hardsock and have moved their battery stock to the Shane building. They will ‘contihee the tire and ac-ce_ss-ories business as in the ot

‘Mason Pint Jars only ST Mason Quart Jars only oo B 2 Ideal Glass Top Jars, pints, only ... . SBc Ideal Glass Top Jars, Quarts, only .. $lBO Glass Water Tumblers: for jelly dozen _&ic Can Lids per dozen only ... . ___BNe 3-dozen White or Red Jar Can Rubbers 23c . -CASH -COUNTS—LOOK AT THESE ee T » Try our Bulk Coffee, fresh ground, while - .. you ‘wait, Fancy Blend Coffee Ib 35c eB ek ponnls TR . A good Santos Blend Coffee only ... 25¢ Fly Swaters only 3 for .- ¢ Vampiro Fly Powder, 4 boxes for only 28¢c " DISHES AT THE YELLOW FRONT White Cups and Saucers dozen ..._.._3523% White Plates, 7 inches dozen ..___._____SlB9 -White Plates, 8 inches dozen ........___S2lB White Fruit Dishes Sk 7 inch Bakers deep . = 7 inches Deep Dishes .. 3¢ Cream PR . i 'Good Luck Flour 2415 Ib. sack ... 83¢c .Market Baskets each, only ......... 10 teo Sic Clothes Baskets, medium and large. @ A good Broom for . . N Toilet Paper 6 rolls for ... _______¥s& Waldrof™ Teilet Paper the. best. large woll, '3 far e -All these bargains are listed for you %o make comparison and convince )Jﬂt the Yellow Front Department Store is your place 16 teadle.” -- - o o :

Comfort Challie, a new line just opened 36 inches wide the yar W 3.1 b. Comfort Batts at 90c, $l.OO, ench Boys Overalls at ..... T9¢, 89¢c and 98¢ each Men’s Overalls in plain blue, white back, heavy with bib, the best large cut overalls on the market per pair ... SIL69 ‘Men’s Work Shirts heavy plain blue .~ Cheviot and Chambray ... . 5S¢ Men’s Neckties, Silk and Lisle Hose, Hoge Supporters, Suspenders, -Handkerchiefs anc Underwear. = 5 Sahet of ~ We have for distribution a Eifle booklet issued by the United States Saving System oy = e ; ; - -How Other People Get Ahead. -~ = Ewelve;.; ganﬁn'szm g Ll ow to Avoid Bad Investments.. '~ ~ How Three Men Divide Their Income. Sound Investments. = =~ = - How to Tell What Bonds are Safe. = trﬁTh:efszeatm of Treasury Savings Cer- - How to Make Your Money Grow. ... We will be glad to give you one of These ShVe JHORMYL| il - E

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