Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 21B, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 July 1925 — Page 2

Storing Prosperity i" ;The squirrel 1s smart enough to gather ‘his winter's supply of food ‘during the . months of plenty. ~ What the beast does by instinct, man - has learned to do through experience. Are you storing your dollars in a safe place for future needs? g We pay 4 per cent on savings Citizens Bank : “The Bank by the Clock” ‘

Stop and Shop AT THE ' - STAR GROCERY Whasslepoxsonp = 0 e WharsSwiltpride 50ap....... ... ... -~ 38¢c cpounds ey ... . 0 Pork andbeans3 cansfor. . . = .. = 95 Noodles, macroni, sbaghetti, 3 for. ... . 25¢c 251 b. sack of Gold Ancher f10ur............ $1.19 Good broom {f0r................... 36cwhy pay more ook =t ... . a 0 “We will have Kendallville Bread and baked goods for you Saturday, drop in and get a loaf. Weinvite you to our store and at all times will do our best to please you . W. F. Kline & Son

AT HUDSON’S Coats at One-Half Price ' Full Filled Tissue ‘Ginghams s . s Applique Dot Voiles, all coloas at..... 33c Colored Dress Ginghams, yard wide at. 59¢ Scout Percales, yard wide, all color% at .. 15¢ Girls” Black Sateen Bloomers, sizes 4 to 14 49¢ Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide, all colors 20c 40 inch Fancy Dress Voiles, gsod patterns 330 TissueifCinghams, fine 32 inch quality at 330 Hope Yard Wide Bleached Muslin at....15¢c Silk and Cotton Dress Crepes, $1 quality... 67c Suitings and Beach Cloth, plain colors at 33c One lot 40 in. Voiles and Printed Flaxons 25¢ Everette Shirtings for men’s shisat,. | |7¢c Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chene, plain col. 67¢ White Crepe Night Gowns for ladies at 95¢ Nainsook Princess Slips with hip hem $l.OO - Summer Dresses at big reduction Bathing Suits at big reduction Clearance of Apron Gi'n‘ghale’resses at 88¢

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oW 5 The iigomer Banner ESTABLISHED 1886.% e ' : Published by ' : "he Banner Publishing Company W. C. B. HARRISON Editor Publizshed every Monday and Thursda: afid entered im the Postofice at Ldgenier, Ind., as second class matter. Permanently Enjoined. ~ Judge T. W. Slick in South Bend division of federal-court Tuesday afbernoon granted a permanent injuncih‘on against the Babcock Construction company preventing the company from cutting a ditch through the Lincoln Highway east of Fort Wayne. The federal government, which made the application for the injunction was represented by .U. S. Distriet Attorney Albert Ward of Indianapolis acting for the attorney-general of the United States. The proceed. ings are said to set a precedent for tire federalr court. The' government claimed a ditch 30 feet wide and 15 fo‘ai deep was to be made throu‘gh the highivay withou: any provision being made’® for the placement dj," a bridge. The :contractor, state and county and 1‘(1,(101'111 officials refused to accept respensibility for hridging the gap and suii was filed by the federal gevernment.

Death of Edward DePev, - Edward G. DePew aged 57 vears and a prominent farmer died of compiications at his home four miles easi of Ligonier Monday morning after an extended illness. " He was prominent in his community. Surviving are his widow two daughters, Mrs. Ollie Cuppy of Ligonier, Mrs, Bert Buckles of Kimmell and two sony John DePew of Elkhart and (ql'oéiloy of ‘Wawaka. The, funeral wa® held Wednesday afternoon from the Wawaka M. B. church and the remains were laid in Sparta cemetery. ’ . The Yorkeys Arrive Mome, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ambroése - Yorkey drove over from Michigan Ciky yesterday to greet A. Yorkey hig father who arrived ‘Wednesday from Toledo where he spent several weeks with his daughtér Mrs., H. L. “Henry who accompanied him home and will remain a day or two. A Yorkey a civil war veteran nearly 84 years. old was injured in' a fall some time ago has fully recovered, o Sell Goshen Store. . Andrews Brothers of this city last Monday evening sqld tg)_'_hv_i\’ibl'.van(‘, Mrs Peter Eeonotious of Akron Ohio ‘heir Paridise confectionary store in Goshen and the young men will now devote their entire time to theiv Ligonier business.

Notice of Bond Sale. . * Notice is hereby given by the undergigned Trustee of Sparta Township,'Noble County, Indiana,‘ that on and after the hour of one o'clock P. M., on the 7th, day of August, 1925 ‘at the school building situated in the town of Cromwell, Noble County Indiana, the undersigned as Trustce of sald Sparta Township will proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash and for not less than the par value thereof and the accrued interest certain Bonds of the school township of Sparta, said bonds being described as follows, to-wit: The The bonds of said Sparta School Township will aggregate the sum og Thirty Eight Thousand Dollars, and will be in denominations of Five Hundred Dollars each, will draw interest at the rate of four and one half per cent, per .annum , from date thereof payable semi-annually on the Ist, day of January and -the Ist, day of July of each year,-the first interest payment being made on the Ist, day of July 1926; said bonds shall be dated July Ist, 1925 and the first one of said bonds shall be due and pavable on the' Ist, day of July - 1926, and thereafter ‘three of said bonds shall be due !a.nd payable on the Ist, day of January and the Ist, day of July of each year thereafter until all of said bonds and indebtedness seventy six in number, are fully paid; all of said bonds have been issued in strict compliance witk the law -and are issued fOI_;": the purpose of raising funds ‘to construct additions to and alterations of the school' building located in. the town of Cromwell, Sparta School Township, Noble County, - Indiana’ The undersigned hereby reserves the right to reject any and{'all bids. Marion Berberich, Trustee : Spaqta Schoql Township, No- - ble County, Indiana. Charles H. Dull, _ Sherman Morris, - ‘ : Grant Phares, . : Members of the Advisory Board of Sparta Township, Noble County In. diana. e 21b3w

- iTHENRW - L “Rite Way” Shoe - Shop is now open for businessand the public is cordially invited to bring in their work. - C. H. LUCE, Prop.

Gasoline Price Goes Up. : The price of gasoline at filling stations was advanged one cent a gallon Tuesday. Motodists are now paying 244 eent a gallo‘h. The raise was announced yesterday by the Standard Oil company of Indiana. It will affect ten midﬂf’western states, Raises recently ine%rude oil prices and a slump in the production of oil in Oklahoma are cited as reason for the boost in filling station prices. ; : ]J(-e (Cream Social } The Ladies Aid of the Burr Oak church will hold a social. Friday evening June 17 and will serve ice cream candy and pop corn. v ' Christian Science Society. i Sér\Lices-are held as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a.'m." . Eveﬁ'y'Sunday morning at 11 o’clock Eveéry Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock. : e Meeting place in hall over store of Weir & Cowley. T Everybody welcome. e Come out to the West and see the romantic drama of a life time staged against nature’s - ihost beautiful settings. That’s Frivolous Sal at Crystal Sundav and Monday. : o

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THANKS . ALL THE PRESENT AVAILABLE PREFERRED STOCK OF THE INDIANA & MICHIGAN ' . ELECTRIC COMPANY HAS BEEN SOLD _ Thousands of local peoplé‘:have invested their‘savi&ings - | | - in our stock. This is most gratifying, as it indicates ’ the Sk which our customers and other local - . people have in this ‘company, its employes, and its | - management. We shall do all in our power to et oo e coptinuation of this confidence. | | L g ; ‘We regret that we can acéept no more subsqriptions i = stock at this time but we will be Apleased oiber . ﬁ | * your name for advance reservation Vto.- be Glled A _ . such future time as we.méy 'a,\gain ~have more stock - A - - toaffer | o o - INDIANA & MICHIGAN . El ECTRIC. COMPANY

: Tour of Calf Club. - The Shorthorn Calf club tour to take place july 25 will have a number attending, They start at the Miss Martha Smith home. A Purdue. professor’accompanies the tour. - We advise you not to miss ‘Frivolous Sal next Sunday and Monday. Awnings, 'Tents, Porch Shades Wagon Covers and Electric Signs. See Otis L. Fuller Goshen Ind. Phone 251. F ' Notice. Until Sept. 1, 1925, our office hours will he 9 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. except Saturdays 9 o’clock mm, to 9 o’clock p.m. . g, O tf Bothwell & Vanderford.

!’l‘nme to Repair 1 Your Car § Now is the time to have 4 your car repaired and put in shape for summer, & We do alljobs, nomat--4 ter how large or how 1 small. We now have with ' us, Mr.Ed Keasey, a first 4 class mechanic to do the & work. Giveus a try-out 4 and you-will be a cus--4‘% tomer. , . I you need Batteries, EL Tires, Tubes or Acces1§ sories we have them at o attractive prices. . B . i Kiester AT L adet i Electric Shop i Phone 481

Get Acquainted = Before the Need Comes A banker is sometimes like a doctor. He ‘will do his best whenever you call on him, . but he will do a great deal better if you getl acquainted when you are well, instead of waiting until you are sick. ‘ Sometimes you will want to make use of the facilities of the bank. i - Don’t wait until right up to the time. ~ Come in now. Start an account, if only a ~small one. Establish your credit. - - Then it will be easier to handle something important when it comes along. Stop in every week to look over the::bulletins of the Indiana’s Farmer's Guide Crop, Market and Economic Service, which ~are posted in our bank, giving you depend--3 able information. < _ The Farmers & Merchants Trust Company - The Bank of Safety and Friendly Service.