Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 1B, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 February 1926 — Page 2
Jet White Groceteria We Sell for Less, Because . - ~ We Buy for Less Bl aL ey 37c sl lye ..o B Wateh Dog Tve 3 oor ... . ia i BEe Bk 4 . E Pl Tavy Beans ... .. 35¢ swan Jown Cake Flour ... .. ... ............ 32c 1 Yool Hevihew Cocoat ... .. . . s 2”9(! 1 Pound Calumet Baking Powder ... ... ... 27c s Vel Macbemi ... ... o . High Grade Peabury Coffee ..............c.covvevvervrcorsnnnnn. 38€ Chase & Sanborns Seal Brand Coffee ................................ 55c 2 Pound Box Large Soda Crackers ..............oeues 30c Raisin Seeded or Seedless 2 for .........ccocevvvievrenene... 28¢° Columbia City Flour $l.lO No. 2% oan Pemrs in Syrnp ..o 28 2can Beeehnut Spachetts ... . ... ... . ok Pk e ... .. 0 715c' 3 Can Van Camp Pork and Beans ............ecoocovvvvnnnnnn. 256 Canned Geape Weit .. 0. . any Headquarters for fresh ~ Fruits and Vegetables : ® Ao Try our Candies Jot White Groceteria
Specials for MARKET DAY Candy Kisses per pound | | . 4 Cakes Toilet Soap Stellars Grocery and - Market | ;
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THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.
= B e SR - e ALl@Satur day ‘ ‘f' Specials &% Sy &7 | February 27th 3" 4 Beef Boil, pound . . 12 Beef Roasts, pound . 18¢ L . ;, ' Pure Pork Sausage . 20c Fine Bacon, pound . 30c - Hossinger Bros.
- Cromwell Items. , F. Tague will move on a farm near Kimmell. ‘ -J. V. McDonald will move on the Joe Kimmell farm. Mrs. Homer Smith was a Chicago vigsitor Tuesday attending the play “Miracle.” , ; Marion Growcock of Kimmell was here Tuesday. i John Flowers was at Kendallville Tuesday. : Cleve McDowell will move on the Sheets farm. - Rufus Barcus is home from a visit ]at- Ligonier and has moved to College Ave. , - | . Aaron Linn will move on the Ira Schlotterbaek farm, ; ~ Bparta township teachers Institute will be held here Saturday. :Rudolph Miller of Ligonier was herg Tuesday. . Dewit Burnheimer will move on the Stites farm. Herbert Tucker is home from a visit in - Michigan. o . .Harve Gallaway, S. W. Green, Wm. Wright, Mel Gard, W. F. Kiser, Roy Katon was at Fort Wayne Monday. Eddie Switzer was at Fort Wayne Tuesday. ; ! H. D. March Meeting., The Perry Township home division will meet Wednesday March 3 with Lucile Simpson as hostess. The leader is Celestin Loy with discussion by Edna Spurgeon and treatment of parliamentary law by Jennie Sheets Bartholomew. - . ! _ Election at School. ~ The departmental schools Tuesday held an election under the Australian system for the enlightment of the pupils. All the officers required by law were represented. Harry Miller of the Ligonier poultry house was in Chicago several days this week on business. ; A fine dog picture at Crystal Fl'i-‘ day and Saturday.’ : '
Economy Chain Grocery e Special Prices for 2 | ‘This Week gnd BOOSTER DAY
3 cans of Com, Peas or #9 = Tomatoes, fine quality . 25c P}llsburyFlour, persack ... ... . $125 Beans, Mi}é;higan’Hand Picked 4 pounds... 21c Créam Cheese, Best Colby, per p0und.......32¢c Palm(Olive‘_Soap, 3 bars for2oc Hard Water Caslile, 10c size, 3 f0r............20c \X?mnerLCoffee, 2 lbs. bor, . .o Gl Eé&fiomy,"High Grade “None Better” 2 lbs.B7c¢ Fig Bars and Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. ... 25¢ Salted Peanuts Fresh, pound .. .. .. .. l6c Brooms, 50 more left at each e e i s ~ _ ‘ " T Economy Chain Grocery % f;(::,avi};Staeet Ligonier
To Soon Have 200 Men Working. Within the next thiry days it is ex--pected the E. G. Spink company of In—‘ dianapolis will have at least 200 men working on the $250,000 hotel in course of erection on ground where the old Inn stood Lake Wawasee. Excavation for the big structure is near1y completed.. The site is dug out to lthe lake level and the dirt removed has been used to fill in the marsh in the rear. The annex building will be moved back and used for servants quarters. - : Members of Coed B. B. Squad Catherine Bolitho and Dorothy Clarke of Ligonier have heen chosen members of the Indiana University coed basketball squad, according to announcement at Bloomington Wednesday of Miss Grace Moberly physical education instructor. Coed basketball squads were chosen for each class and from these squads - class teams will be selected. Nine hundred and thirty-four I. U. women students took part in physical education of some kind last semester.
. Benton Man a Hero. ; Ruth Gonderman of Benton age 10, while playing with other children on the ice on Elkhart river broke through into five feet of water and was only saved from death by William Bunger who plunged into the water and saved the child. Bunger is being widely acclaimed as a hero. ' Pioneer Merchant Dies. _ Anthony Golden age 80 merchant at Fort Wayne for forty years lifelong resident of Fort - Wayne and known as the oldest hatter in Indiana died there Tuesday. e . Draw Women Jurors, . Women promise to be important factors in jury service during the the March term of the DeKalb circuit court one having been draw for the grand jury and five as talesmen. Read the Advs. and trade in Ligonier.
— Taken Il On Train, ; Mrs. William ‘Schaab wife of a prominent ‘Auburn resident and mother of Mrs. Tom Green was taken suddenly ill Monday morning while riding on. a special train between Fort Wayne and Muncie enroute to the Rotary convention. Mrs. Schaab was taken from the train at Muncie and rushed{‘ to Winchester where she has relativeg Her condition is said to be serious. . - s Talks To Pupils, Dr. Frank Church an internationall yknown humorist and lecturer appeared before the combined assemblies of the local high school Monday afternoon and for nearly an hour delighted the students with his masterful humor as well as treating them to an- entertaining and valuable talk of the subject, “Why Go To College.” | : \ - Shobe Ships 3 Cars. Robert D. Shobe shipped one car load of horses to market Tuesday and two more Wednesday. ‘They were fine animals, | “A Night of Love" is the vocal and organ sols at Crystal Sunday and Monday.
er Day Dooster ay - 1s the day merchandise is offered at | Bargian Prices | Come in or phone, its all the same. We deliver to all parts of the city. You must be PLEASED. - 10 pounds Sugar . . . slc
3 boxes Macroni or Spaghetti .................. 23¢ Ya b, Green Jopan Tea . .. . . 29¢ 3 Ibs. Hand Picked Beans .......................... 23¢ Mulkevs lodised Sl - . - 41 4 volls Tailet Tiomay ... ..\ ... . B¢ 3lbs. Seeded or Seedless Raisins ............... 25¢ Bacon chunks “Sugar cured” ......... 28c Perfect Peaches large can ... 29¢ 2lb. Extra Fancy Blue Rose Rice ............ 21¢
Watch our window for spécial prices on all kinds of Fruits Bring in your entire list, we will fill it and save you money
Phone 49 - for your needs
- WISHES TO ANNOUNCEOUR | Continues to and including - March 3rd, 1926 * The Gutelius Stores sell wall paper at a lower price than you can buy elsewhere. Niagara Blue Ribbon wall papers, no other as good. Here is a real for sure wall paper deal for you. During this big sale the Gutelius Stores will sell you 1 to 100 rooms of wall paper at their regular retail priée, and glve 'you_ border for your rooms absolutely free Thls ;ppligs to any wall paper or border in stock regardless of price Sold only in room lots of side wall and ceiling, with borders free. No/ lay aways--No returns--No credits. Buy your years supply' now. ‘No Wall Paper Trimmed for City Trade Saturday, Fébruary 27 ‘ The Gutelius Store
Week End Specials | Fancy Leaf Lettuce, Ib. 18¢c Head Lettuce, genuine | Imperial, Ib. 16c , ‘Market Day Special Richelieu Jelley Powder, any flaver 8c per package 3 pkgs limit. Best Jelly Powder on the market - SACKS BAKERY |
I W. F. Kline & Son Grocery |
1 Ib. Can Davis Baking Powder ........... 19¢ 2 Ibs. Box Graham Crackers ...........cce.... 33€ 215 Ibs. Soda Crackers ................. 40e Large Can Little Elf Apple Butter ........ 23¢ 2 lbs. of our Special Bulk Coffee ............ 62¢ 21b. ean of Snowdrift .. ... ... 24 2 cans Little Elf Red Kidney Beans ........ 22¢ 3 cans Little Elf Pork and Beans ............ 25¢ 2pounds Countrv bard ... . 368 21bs. Ginger Bhaps .. ... 20
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