Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 32B, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 September 1926 — Page 2

S%mee WE ARE 4 .v' .‘, "~5 - >».= * '. ws: * i GETTING .Ve e A Such a wonderful sense of happiness and well being may be yours and your family’s, when you can tell them that youhave | started a Savings Account. It is the mugelus about which you may start to planning a home of your own, or any other of the many happy events of family life. ' ’ _ “The Bank by the Clock”

‘Newton Pancake Saturday presented the Banner office with a sack of fine eating apples for which he has the thanks of the force.

“The Flaming Frontier’ is bigger and better than “The Covered Wagon” Wednesday and Thursday at Crystal.

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Things to Know About Our Service

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Shorten Their Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmell shortened their tour of the north on account of bad weather. Mr. Kimmell is back on the job as city clerk.

“The Man in the Saddle” with Hoot Gibson at Crystal Friday and Saturday

Birthday Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Milner were surprised Sunday when a group of their relatives came to celebrate Mrs. Mil, ner’s birthday. Her brother Oliver Benfer and family Mary Vesta Lyle of Angola also Willis Roberts, Thos Welch and Eva Abbott of Angola Mrs. Marvin Nichels and daughter from Nashville, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benfer of Mishawaka and Russell Huntington of E‘lkhart Miss Martha -ance of Toledo, Ohio.

Mrs. O. W.Christie lost a small pursqd on the street Monday containing $2.65. Finder please leave at the Banner office. C

See “The Flaming Frontier” next week Tuesday Wednesday Thursday at Crystal a mighty picture you will remember all your life. .

Notice of Final Settlement.

State of Indiana, Noble Coounty, ss: In the matter of the estate of Rose E. Dunning Deceased. No. 2783 - ‘ln the Noble Circuit Court October Term, 1926. | Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned as Executor of the will of Rose E. Dunning deceased has filed in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said court, at the court house, at Albion, Indiana, on the 15 day of October 1926 at which time and place all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. " And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent, and all others interested in said estate, are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. - Jesse L. Dunning Executor Estate . Rose E. Dunning Dec’d. 3la2w

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Gandy Fails to Show.

Elmer E. Gandy of Churubusco was to be in Huntington Friday to give himself up for a term in the stats prison. This was undeérstood following the ruling of Charles K. Lucas special judge on motion of the state to commit Gandy to prison. The mo tion was based on the plea that the defense has lost its right by not filing its appeal within a specified time ~ Recently the state made this motion before Judge Lucas and the court set arguments for Thursday. It developed in court that the defence had 90 days from last May 28 to file its notice and ninety days to perfect an appeal. The defense it seems has still an opportunity for an appeal and for providing bond for the defenidant. But there seems no way to prevent the defendant from going fo prison at thig time because of the delay in, the appeal. i At the appointed time Gandy failed to show up in court and his whereabouts are unknown. ;

Monday Last Registration Day.

The registration:- of voters is now entering into its last week and after next Monday October 4 persons who are not registered will not be eligible to vote at the fall election to be held on Tuesday November 2. Every man and woman shoud bear in mind that if they are not registered they cannot vote. Workers of both major parties arg endeavoring to complete7the registration within the next few days, but if: you are not registered or not certain as to whether you are registered it is, important that you attend to your in‘dividual registration this week. ,

Obituary.

George W. Slusser son of Mary Slusser Roe was born in Noble county near Ligonier, Indiana April 9th 1864 and departed this life at his home in Ligonier, Ind., Sept. 26 aged 63 years 5 months and 16 days. He leaves to mourn his departure his wife two sons Chester and Frank two daughters Mary and Annabell and granddaughter his aged mother Mrs. Mrs. Mary Roe, two brothers Frank and Leslie Roe and one sister Mrs. Stella Smith of ,Topeka. Also a host of other relatives and friends. = . We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their help and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. Mary Slusser and Children

Charged With Bootlegging.

Charles Randol living near Adams lake and George Theadoroff of Stroh were arrested by Federal Agents Nutter and Rehd of Indianapolis and Sheriff Bowe nand Deputy Sheriff Orville E. Nelson of LaGrange on charges of liquor law violations. Each appeared in court and was placed under a bond of a thousand dollars for trial. |

Noble County Man Fined.

Melvin E. Brumbaugh a young farmer residing on a farm along the Baltimore- & Ohie tracks near Ripley pleaded guilty in the court of Justice George Hufty in Albion to a charge of indecent exposure. He was fined $25 and costs $35 in all which he paid.

On Booze Charge.

Don Sollenberger of Wayne township who was placed under arrest Saturday charged with having liquor in his possession had a hearing in Mayor Auman’s court Tuesday at Kendallville. !

Burled at Cosperville.

~ The funeral of Mrs. Elinor Sumney was held from the Wawaka M. E. church Sunday afternoon with Rev. Fred Hill of Milford officiating. Burial Cosperville cemeterey. -

$lOO Fine and 300 Days.

~ Don Seollenberger of near Kendallville was find $lOO and costs and sen, tenced to 30 days in jail at his tiral in that cify.: LRy

At Hillsdale:

The Ligonier race horses are at Hillsdale Michigan fair this week, Bubbles and Hoosier Bell are entered in the races. ; ;

Strayed—Oo. I. C. Gilt weight about one hundred pounds. Phone 863. L. Blake. - 32b2t*

FOR SALE—Fancy strain Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rock cockerels. M. W. Collett, Telephone Kimmell, Ind. i L . 32b3t

“The Gay Deceiver” a drama of de- | ceiving husbands and believing wived [{also Chas Chase in a fine comedy and ] the first of the community singing of 'popular songs at Crystal Sunday and ' Monday. e » & I Being compelled to vacate our pre|sent location we have moved to 3rd door in rear of Banner office on Second street. Your patronage solicited. Geo. Freese’s Sons. - 32b4t* | CHRISTIAN SCYENCE SOCIETY | oo 1o woe Book, dumums: M | h;aoh»ﬁ%'hm 11:00 A. M. , | Subject—Unreality, . - ¢ Bpp ~.l>‘> Lo gSI G TGO A vy

All Ready for Big Fall's Business Il Ready tor Big Fall's Business T - V - : ; 9 ° : | Tai ~ Stansbury’s Big Two-Room Store Fhe Store With the Yellow Front WE RECOGNIZE, THIS IS THE TIME TO HELP THE FARMER AS WELL AS THE - TOWN ‘FOLKS WITH A REDUCTION IN PRICES. THERE ARE A GOOD MANY ITEMS IN OUR STORE THAT HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE. WE ARE GOING TO GIVE THIS BENEFIT TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND YOU ARE ONE OF THEM. THE STYLES FOR FALL ARE GOOD. THE QUALITIES ARE BETTER THAN THEY HAVE BEEN FOR YEARS AT THE SAME COST. SO WE COME TO YOU WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF FALL GOODS,; MAKING THE ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON THAT WE WILL GIVE TO EACH AND EVERYONE A FULL VALUE FOR THE DOLLARS SPENT WITH US. ; ITEMS OF VALUE AND MERIT, YOU WILL FIND LISTED IN THIS AD, THAT " WILL APPEAL TO YOU. JUST LOOK OVER THE PRICES LISTED.

BLANKET DEPARTMENT . $2.39 Plaid Blankets $2.39 Large size cotton blankets good weight in plaids, pink blue, lavender, yellow and tan block plaid. This good warm - blanket is cheaper than buying muslin for sheets, only the pair .... $2.39 72x80 extra large heavy weight Blankets. Just what you want for ....................... $2.89 72x80 part Wool Blanket. This is one of the best Wearwell Blankets bound with a 2 in sateen binding in all the wanted shades in plaids. You can match Your roomonly ...l 3619 No. 1175 another large one.in the above plaids size 70x80 fluffy and warm the BRI e Ae Wool Blankets, fancy Indian Blankets. 400 pair to select from. - '

OUR OUTING DEPARTMENT

In this department we will set the lead for price and quality. , 13c Fancy Light Outing For gowns, comforts, and household use. Fancy stripes and Ghecks ohly . . 198 36 inch Dark Outing hundreds of yards of it to go in this opening sale at only the yd. 18¢ Buy your comfort supply now. : 36 inch. Do you want an extra heavy fancy light outings for gowns? This quality sold last year at 80c the yard. For this sale at only the yard ................ 220 Get all you want now. No limit. White Outings 13c¢, 15¢, 18¢, 20c, 22¢, 25c¢, 30a All extra values at each price. You need this for the baby or for general use. Buy it now.,

. $3.69 COMFORTS $3.69 This comfort is cut 72x84 inches filled with the best quality new carded cotton covered with new patterns of Silkoline. ~ Save time and money. Only each $3.69

98¢ 3 LBS. ROLL STITCHED BAT 98¢ You know there is a big difference in cotton. This bat is white, fluffy, stitched 72x90 Wnoaize. At thevell ... ... ... 98¢ Other bats as low as the roll .................... 17¢ Call for all your bats at Stansbury’s

'l7¢ COMFORT CHALLIES 17¢ 50 patterns to select from. Carry out your color scheme in your room. Make good ' - warm pretty comforts from this ~quality of Challie. Select your own ~ patterns at only they ard ................ 17¢c

98¢ LADIES OUTING GOWNS 98¢ This is a garment full cut, heavy outing, - double roll stitched finished sedms. - Just like home made at ............e....... 98¢ Other gowns from ................ $1.39 up

69¢ THE PAIR 69¢

200 pair Fancy Ruffled Curtains made of fine swiss with tie backs at only the pair 69¢

29¢ MISSES HOSE 29¢

A super fine cotton lisle hose. A regular 50c quality fine ribbed, a stocking that will wear and give service. People say 'we keep t{;e best hose for the money ~ to be found so we repeat it. Try a ~ pair of these children’s hose 0n1y.... 29¢

. 49¢ LADIES SILK HOSE 49c This is a high grade fibre and silk hose. Others charge you 69¢ that are not so " good: Try & paif only . ...ai 490

98¢ LADIES SILK HOSE 98¢

| If we could give you better we would do so. 'So why pay $1.25 for them at other | places when you only have to spend | 98¢ with us. All the new shades, i all fresh goods, no seconds. Try a L amsly L 9Be

$1.39 MEN’S UNION SUITS, $1.39 - Men we have spared no pains in making our | selections of underwear for winter. This garment 14 Ib. to the dozen. A clean : . cream garment in all sizes. Cut to ; fit and cut to wear, and priced to sell b BRIy o i 9048 Y .~ Ladlies’ Union Suits | ‘Boy’s Union Suits -~ | " Girl’s Union Suits - : Union Suits for all the family at reduced i cprees. . S

STANSBURY'S, Ligonier, Ind. __ October lst to October 9th, 1926

OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT

Do you know we carry more sc, 10c and 25¢ notions.than any other store in this part of the country. Our store is full of notions. You should buy your notions of us. \

$1.19 OVERALLS AND JACKETS,

Our line of overalls are made to fit to wear, to wash and to give satisfaction. 220 White back Denim, double and triple shitchedomly oo aic ol i, LIS Jackets to match at the same price. Boy’s overalls for play or work. Jackets for the boy. r Men just look at the blanket lined jackets for winter and corn husking.

Some fine qualities of Wool Dress Goods for the fall : : 43c the box Kotex. 32 inch Fancy Dress Ginghams ........ 174 Here is one. This quality of Unbleached Sheet ing at only the yard ..........00ivicee.. 9%4e

THIS IS A HOT BARGAIN

36 inch Daisy bleached Muslin worth 20c at this sale only the yard ............;............ 15¢

: FALL GLOVES v i For the Miss or Ladies. Fine new styles. 36 inch Fancy Dress Prints for school dresses or aprons. A fine cloth. See this line. Only, the yard st e asnsssasesass IDC 36 inch light or dark Percale $l5 Just for this sale. j ) 36 inch light or dark Percale 15¢ just for this this line. Others will ask you 79¢ for them. Our price : ... 80¢ DRESS, SILKS OF ALL KINDS \ Satin Back Crepe, Crep de Chines, Georgette Crepes, Satins, Flat Crepes. In fact our line of dress silks is large. If you need dress silks call on us. All prices. Here is one our 38 inch Flat Crepe our regular $2.98 quality, just now we make a price .... $2.69 To look at it will be te buy it.

, 98¢ . 17a

Ladies’ Lingette Bloomers made with the double crotch no rip, full cut imperted Lingette only & vl 988 Girls Bloomers, Gyn Bloomers, School Bloomers . 4 :

69¢ MEN’ S WORK SHIRTS 69c¢

A full line of Amoskeag < Chambray work shirts Don’t pay more when you can buy this shirt of us for only .................... 69¢ Other work shirts .......c...ccce..c0... 89¢ and 984 Men’s fancy Dress Shirts for 98c up to $2.29

SWEATER COATS AND LUMBER JACKS For man or boy. Boy’s sweater coats as low BB sl i v Narase iy S 0 ATI SIGN Men’s sweater coats as low as $1.19 $2.19 and, $5.89. L

GET READY FOR XMAS

Stamped linens and embroidery floss. A large line to select from. Crochet cottons, embroidery cottons. Just any kind of fancy thread you want. : )

$2.69 MEN’S WORK PANTS

This is a fine good quality of heavy cloth. Good enough for dress pants only ........ $2.69 $2.19 Men’s_\Pants. Khaki pants mole skin pants lined for service and cold weather. If you want something good for service this is the one to buy. Only the pair ... $2.19

We wish to annaunce that we will do special Delivery with our auto. This service will be your to command. We will make one trip in the forenoon at 10 o’clock. One trip in the afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. d

Use this service. We will do this for youn accommodation. -

We have tried to make prices that will merit the confidence of all. We incite you all to come. If our prices and qualities are nof right do not buy for we want to please you. L Our store is your store. Make this youn ome. : : : )

WOOL DRESS GOODS

98¢ BLOOMERS 98¢