Ligonier Banner., Volume 57, Number 26B, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 August 1923 — Page 4

A Customer Told One of the 7 - Officers of the Mier State Bank: L : |“I cen sleep pights, knoevin'g > ; "my affairs are in safe hands, 5 and that no one knows any- ‘ i thing regarding my business, : - which I transact with your in'{ L , stitution,”? o There is unlimited satisfaction in such knowlekge. Do your business with the MIER STATE BANK, and l?e sssured of safety, secrecy and security. ' » N L i_.igonier, lndia—n~a. i o s

~ Kiester has tires tubes and - auto accessories call on him. | I%aif For. Rent—Five room flat in the Sheets block. Inquire of George D. Gaby. i 21btt ‘Kiester is . particular with yout work, ' He wants it right as well as yu e.. - . i Call for Elder’s ice cream the cream of quality. For Sale by all dealers. Ligonier Artificial Ice Co. distribugors. 10btf

Prices that Astonish ~ Cheaper than ever before 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 Oil Stoves are the best. Rugs $2.50 and up, all new, right from e the factory. =~ . Repairing 'and_ Picture Framing | sc VI l ‘The Furniture Uu v . Man

s I | | Here's Good News for 1 the Man who needs a - Royal Cord - 4ROYALS7 are the 4 ,7’,’ onlytiresinwhich 7 . ‘ ey AN you get the benefit of . Y 5 ’Q) the three new U.S. A I R s(‘)?‘ discoveries — Sprayed 1 I/ ¥ \GEA@ Rubber— Web Cord . , ';/'/ | and ‘the Flalf-B.and , | N gl | Method of building a g TN Cord Tire. R>. % . o 5T } Made in all sizes ' : .'fl' 30x3%2andup. ‘ 1 M ‘h { ; R t L il I | | United States Tires - IH mﬁfé i § are Good Tires : “}j "’ e e oy oM SR B UnilEi b B \é‘f}ﬁm%@‘ "":i”;'-/-:g) gf, )11;1:‘,1‘:. ,~x§ ‘;{l‘s ﬁ;}‘?\‘“" gg %I ‘ @%@i o~ SR W Bl A e 17 RN o T o i‘% %L\ e i “‘,:'dﬁi" A 'B'ﬂi’}&"'ﬁl ISR 2 f/a ; - BT T Yo N, y(4 .o‘4\\}&‘;{?‘ 7 i?&l‘h-“-"‘ H‘rﬁ; f/;;‘ S g:q s f,g"t < “*Km‘n oi\ ;]}/ gy e %i' & eW”’MW Li SAW PR LS W e G R

Let Kiester look after your battery. S + 19atf Mr. and ‘Mrs. Harry Cornelius visited Millersburg friends recently. For Sale—l 923 Studebaker roadster at a big bargain. Also Ford touring car in good running A oondition. Blazed . Trail Garage. - 21btt Land lieted for sa}e in all parts o fthe county and the city of Ligonier John Himes office under the Banner

TUES. WED. THURS, AUG. 21 22 23 e e ~ “GRANDMA’S BOY” with Harold Llo¥d a human comedy that searches the seecret places of your heart, tickles your ribs, puts the upwarg curve on your mouth and makes you feel like a new born person. We endorse this great comedy as the best ever. We have seen it and ecannot recommend it too highly, Learn the secret of life, get the secret of life, Get the secret of laughter See “Grandma’sß oy” also an extra good Sunshine comedy and a news. Adm. 15- 20 and 30c¢ : : FRI AND SAT. AUG. 24 AND 25 ‘ | “LOST AND FOUND” with House Peters Antonia Moreno and Pauline Starke. A great story of the South sea Islands Also an extra fine comedy. SUN. AND MON. AUG. 26.27 5 - v #BACK BONE” with Edith Roberts and Alfred Lunt an unusually fine story of the lumber camps of the North Woods. We have seen this picture and recommend it to you. Also Buster Keaton in “Day Dreams” TUES. WEDS. THURS. AUG. 28 29 80 ' / . ' “POOR MEN’S WIVES” with Barbara LaMarr and David Butter a story of a wife’s dreams of wealth and a husband’s realities. ;

NOTICE OF BOND SALE

~ Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of September 1923 at ten o’clock A. M. the undersigned City Clerk of the city of Ligonier Noble County - Indiana will offer for sale at the office of the City Treasurer in the Farmers & Merchants Trust Company Building Ligonier Indiana an issue of Twelve thousand dollars of bonds of said City of Ligonier. Said bonds will be twenty in number issued intwo series of ten bonds each, all dated September' Ist. 1923, bearing interest at the rate of five per cent per annum, th first interest coupons being payable July Ist 1924 and semi-annually thereafter, evidenced by ‘proper coupons attached tc each of said bonds, the first of said bonds will mature on said July Ist, 1924 and one each six months thereafter on the first day of January and July of each year until all haye matured. . i Said bonds have been issued in strict compliance with the laws of the State of Indiana and pursuant tc an ordinance duly adopted by the the Common €ouncil of said city authorizing said bonds to be issued for the purpose of providing funds

Jet White Groceteria Sugar, per pound o 9¢ Want More Fiour, Winter wheat =~ -90 c Columbia City flour, pastry - 75¢ Prunes 2 pounds ! 11250 Dried Apricots 2 pounds | 25¢ Red Cross macaroni 3 for =~ 25¢ Perfect Red beans, pound can Lot A 0 Wesson oil, pintcan =~ i 28c Hymans dill pickles, quart S e 6 Creto, | bottle | o e Swansdown Cake Flour . i 30c¢ Graham Crackers, per pound , 16¢ Large Soda Crackers, per pound g IO ~ Bring us your butter and eggs Jet White Groceteria Curtis Hutchison, Manégér G

State | F air Races G Indianapolis, September JtoB N ‘,BiggeSt Fall Harness Meet in Central West | 17 Events—s32,soo in Purses—4oo Horses | - Special Pace Tue.')ddy, S’e'p’t.. 4 Sgrnado (13594 ve. Johnny Quick 20D Seecial §5,000 Trot Wednesday, Sept. 5 " Four Stake Races l i 111 Horses Nominated D i

2:18 Trot-L. 8. Ayres & Co. -~ $2,000 stake. 33 Entries. J2:2 Trot—-—Schlooe Brothers . Clothers $2,000 Stake. 19 Entries. a

- Rich Racing Program Every Afternoon—Concerts ‘by Royal Sootch ngli- : landers Band and Open Alr Circus Acts : : \ 6 dod g L ; Fair Admissions All Reduced to Pre-War Level Gate Admission, 50c;" Autos, 50¢; Grandstand for Races, 50¢c; General Admis sion After 6:00 p. m,, 26c; Night Hippodrome in Coliseum, - ‘ 50c; Fireworks at 'Grandstand, 50c. = AHARRY M. MOBERLY, President. I|, NEWT BROWN, Becrotary, | A Bl SRR : 42 TR S LRI eA 1 g e otthe TR VR ) esTR TR - SRS LR RLD A B

for the payment of the present indebtedness of, and expense of extension and ' improvement of the municipal water works of ‘said city. Said bonds will be sold according to law to the highest and best bid der for not less than the face value thereof. » | _ The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. 25b2w T. E. Jeanneret, City Clerk Rev. J. J.. Johnson officated Monday. at the funeral of Mrs. Chas Steinbar ger at Rome City. S —— . Mr. and Mrs. Leland Calbeck are back from their automobile trip to Kentucky and are spending a week at a Wawasee cottage. : ’ "A son and daughter’ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray submitted to tonsil operations in Dr. Lane’s emergency hospital., . - 4 Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Keehn and ‘Mr. and Mrs. O. D, Nusbaum will motor to London, Ohio, to attend the Carson family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Nusbaum arrived from Fort Wayne the first of the week.

2:08 Trot—Western Horso,;-' : o man ] $3,000 Stake. (6 Entries | 2:1 P’ac’e*—’-Nldnoh Railroad o $2,000 Btake. 33 Entries

Yellow Front Department ~ Store

- C. R., Stansbury Store, the store that has all prices based on the lowest cash basis. i We are now placing on our counters and tables, the largest line of fall ‘goods found in this part of the country. oy o The Grocery Department offers for cash consideration the' following specials, bring your cash and help yourself to the items listed. B Granulated sugar 9c¢ the pound. : Our Sugars are put up in packages as follows: : ! 2.0 b packuge .k 18R 9 1 package- . oini Ui L 46e o:3bcloth sa&ck o o L 5900 25 Ib. cloth satk only ... ...$2.23 100 1b sack only ... .. il i 3800 For Your Canning Season. \ Mason Pint-JaFs .. ui..ihiido ns 800 Mason Quart Jars-only .............89¢ Ideal Glass Top Jars, Pints only 95¢ Ideal Glass Top Jars Quarts only $1 Glass Tumblers for jelly, per doz 47¢ Can Lids, per dozen only ..........28¢ 3 dozen white or red jar rubbers 22¢ | Get Our Soap Prices: ) =Combination, No. .1— : ‘yl cake Ivory Soap s - 1 cake of P & G Soap . 1 box Star Nap Washing Powder 1 box Chipso. "All for 21c ‘Combination No, 2— ‘- i ll‘ box Star Nap Washing Powder ' 4 bars P & G Soap All for 21c Combination. No. 3— : Yes! 5 bars P & G Soap only 21lc A Long List of Money Savers - Come to Stansbury’s Department Store for your cash groceries. - The Yellow Front, the old s'tand, the remodeled store. ‘ Post Toasties, regular size ... Tl%e Post Toasties, large size .........11%¢ fKellogg’s Corn Flakes reg. size T%c¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes large size 11%; Shredded Wheat only ....5........ 11% Jersey: Corn Flakes, large size o only 3:for (4 .o% L one Instant Quaker Oats, cooks in 3 minttes only. o s 1% Cream of the Praire Sweet Corn 13c Van Camps Pork and Beans, large Feaßn only oo s e Argo Starch, 1 Ib. package only 9¢ Argo Gloss Starch only ... ... 9¢ 6 boxes Barber’s Matches only ... 10c Sun Bright Cleanser only ... 4%c Lf.ight House Cleanser only ........ 4%¢ ' Bargains! Bargains! at Stansbury’s Yellow Front Department Store every day in the week. Granulated Sugar only 9c the pound. & School hose and school dress goods for the young and older young. . . VStansbury’s for all ' quick and prompt ‘service. e ; Goods delivered to all parts of the city. i ey y

C. R. Stansbury

Merchant 'C. R. Stansbury was in Chicago the first of the week buying new goods for his double store. For Sale—Dining room table and chairs, kitchen range, kitchen cabi: net, rugs, rockers, bed, dresser and other articles. Mrs. Charles Shobe. phone 225, ' 26b2t Mr. and Mrs. Ira McDaniel and little Phyliss and Mrs. H. C. McDaniél attended the funeral of Mrs. Chas. Stienbarger at Rome City Monday the lady being an aunt of the former. For Sale—B room modern house four lots with fruit and shade trees. garage and chicken house lgoopd/barn cement’ floor and three acre pasture lot.. Will make great poultry farm. *Call phone 380 Ligonier. ~ 26btt

OVERCOATS? Yes, our entire line is included in our Lo Reremb ise SEMLANNUAL Attend this big sale every day and get your . share of the big bargains offered - |

Hunting Season . Is Now Open Now is the time to buy that shot - gun for fall. A complete line of single and deuble barrel guns. We can supply you with any type vgun at the lowest prices including Win_chester, Remington, Stevens, Marlin and Savage. = s o 12 ga Siﬁgle'Shot :Gim , $lO.OO 12 ga Double Barrel Gun .................. 24.00 \ - Model 97 Winchester _Hammer Repeating .. Shot Gun 12, 16 or 20 ga ....c................. $40.00 o Mod‘el 12 Winchester Hammerless Repeating : Shot-Gun' 12, 16 or 20 ga. Ssssinsizsasrsapeiee HADOD - - . Winchester and Peters Shot Gun Shells. Win- ~ chester shell standard of the world. - ' . 12 ga. Smokles Shells the box ... $l.OO . 12 ga Black Powder Shells the box ....... 80c e ga Smokeless .Shells the box .......... $l.OO Ao 20 ga Smokeless Shells the box ..o We - _Also a coﬂnplete line of accessories, cleaning ' rods, Shell Belts, Hunting Coats, Gun Oil, | ~ Gun Grease, Rust Remover and Crystal- » | Cleaner. | e i o . . 22 Rifles of all makes. i . 'Single Shot from Up. ... ienieeiisiveoennne STOO . | Repeating Rifles from up .............. $15.00 : B Daisy Air Rifles Saessrmmisiions SLOO L 0 SSOO ~ ~ TRY THE WINCHESTER STORE FIRST ~ Weir & Cowley

~ Special Notice VICHTOR Red Seal Records Reduced b iniNees All 10-inch Red Seal Records formerly $1.25 | 80W.1.. it el oSR All 10-inch Red Seal Records formerly $1.50 = MW, SRS All 12" inch Red Seal Récords formerly $1.75 Ll e e e R All 12-inch Red Seal Records formerly $2.00 M s eTS All 12-inch Red Seal Records formerly $2.50 Mail and telephone orders will receive our immediate and . careful attention. Our catalo_g,will be mailed on request. Lovers of classical music will do well to avail themselves of this opportunity as these price conditions will change soon Phone 591 Exclnsive Victoe Deidlers’ Goshen ‘