Ligonier Banner., Volume 60, Number 38B, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 November 1926 — Page 4

Wednesday ™ Sale Winchester Repeater Shotgun Shells 12 gauge alfew loads . to close out at per box 79¢ China Salad BOWIS 8t ..........ooeeevceicimrmsssssisssnssnesens 19¢ and Bde § Diinking GISSeN .L. iit easkeraiiai '§9¢ See our windows for specials. We are ‘sho‘wing a larger display of ‘holiday goods this year than ever before. New goods are arriving daily. It will pay you to come in and look around. - ; | “ : fi \ Here are a few timely items. = 'loolbs. Oyster Shells $l.OO No. /1 Victor Steel Trans .. .2 b cibanaiamsiosivns: BLDY AP ICIONKS . 1 i ieiains 3100 to $4%0 Lunch Kit with Pint Vacuum Bottle ..............c...c........ $1.29 % WEIR'S Tf =|- . : | { ‘ T 4 awre E—2THE WINCHESTER STOREC———I|

Agent for : ;‘ ; 4 CHRYSLER, OAKLAND, PONTIAC and * CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES NO COMMISSIONS! NO RENT! 5 " NO OVERHEAD ce\V " We Can Sell For Less’ Phone 448 ~ Ligonier, Indiana

‘COLD WEATHER = Sheepskin Coats . - - $8.75 Loather: Vieirs Gow e - BIDEA Boys Overcoats : : $l 1.50 to slBso SPECIAL: Canvas Gloves per dozen . $ 1.19 Wool Union Suits . . $3.50 t 0 $4.00 Cotfon"":ribbed"union ouite e ,$ ) 1.35 Heavy wool work socks s sl 35C to 506 Stevenson Overalls e o- o :x $ l .35 P. TJ 3 Camfiy | ClOthmg Store

Jet White Groceteria 10 pounds pure cane _5ué‘ar...................,............650 25 pound bag pure cane 5ugar.............51.65 Del Monte seeded or sesdless rai5in__............10¢ Old Hickory 10 p0und5....................................90¢ Bleek el - "o 0 0 o SR No. 1 walnuts per p0und............................. 29 McKenzie buckwheat or pancake -f10ur.>........24¢ 5 pound bag pure buckwheat gf10ur..................32¢ Perfect flour Red Turkey Wheat................. 51.10 MRy HOME, . e R Jet White Groceteria

f - ] The iigomer Banner ESTABLISHED 18085 % Published by ! ; "he Banner Publishing Company - W. C. B. HARRISON Editor < Published every Monday and Thursday and enteres in the Postofice at Ligorior, Ind., as second class matter. :et e st eeet<t At e e e e e e - Ray Loy of the Loy Bookstore made a business trip te Chicago Tuesday. | Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Plank were guests Sunday of J. B. -Stage and family in Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rose visited his parents in Topeka the first of the week. Bfiy your onions for winter use.now. W. E! Bartholomew at The Lodge. ) 36a Bt.

Mrs. Cecelia Gerkin and Mrs. Roy King of Broadway were guests thd first of the week of Mrs. Blanch Latta Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lake of Massioln Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Bury ley Miller and daughter of South Bend are spending the week with Mr. and ‘Mrs. Albert Bordner. 4 ' Wanted to rent a small modern home not too far out. Anyone having a small bungalow or cottage for rent call at the Gutelius 5 and 10 cent store. ' 38atf The M. E. Aid Society will hold thein bazaar Nov. 18-19120 in the Kerr room formerly occupied by Miss Hortense Christner The ladies will please havd their contributions ready. = 38b3t Produce Wanted. - For good prices on poultry and eggs call 489, Ligonier.' Open every afternoon from 3 to .b R. L: Ditzler Co., J. R. Twait, Manager. .38a8t. Sl . Phone 2856 T JOHN W. CASS Taxi and Truecking . Successor to : Geo. D. Foster !

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

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The farmer’s life is a happy one if he has a farm that really produces. We’re experts on farm values and can advise you to your profit. Look over our list of desirable—dividend paying farms. ‘ ‘ 40 ‘acre level land in Sparta township without buildings. . 70 acres within two miles of Ligonier on Lincoln Highway. Good buildings and lake frontage. 12 acre tract adjoining city limitg of Ligomier. Ten room frame house. Electric lights. Plenty of fruit. Setl on terms. i 140 acre Michigan farm for sale or trade. : : ‘ 70 acre farm one and one-half mile north of Ligonier. Plenty of fruit. 145 acre farm near Noblesville. 25 acre of choice onion ground. £ RS 96 acre farm within one and one half mile of New Paris. Good buildings. - Would trade for Ligonier pro» perty or tract of land near Ligonier. s

40 acre farm with good buildings, within two g{iles of Cromwell. ) 154 acre farm in Orange Township. 40 acre of timber. Good buildings. 120 acre mint farm in Washington township. : ; -~ : $3500 buys 118 acres good land with out buildings. 54 acres ‘of muck. | 95 acre farm on paved road west of Albion. $2600 cash, balance in long time. . | 100 acre farm in Swan 'Tgwnship‘ 30 acres of choice muck. o | 80 wacre farm in Green township. Good buildings. 80 acre farm within three miles of Ligonier. Will trade for smaller farm or town property. S . 126% acre farm in Noble township. Pr;e”ed to sell, - : 80 acre farm in Jefferson Township: For sale or trade. Good stock farm. Good buildings. 5 ‘ i 80 acre farm on paved road west of Albion. Plenty of fruit. ' 90 acre farm within four miles of Mentone. 14 acres of good muck, Would trade for Ligonier property. 8% ‘acre tract in Perry Township. Seven room frame house. Abundancfi of fruit. Would make an ideal fruit and poultry farm. b aikak

33 acre tract near Ligonier. Would trade for farm near South Bend or Elkhart. : 91 acre farm in Kosciusko County. . Would trade for Elkhart property. 80 -acre farm in Hlkhart township. Good buildings. Abundance of fruit. 10 acre. poultry farm 214 miles Southwest of Topeka. New Home. $l7OO. takes it. /w 2 : : Choice 120 acre farm within 14§ miles of Wolcottville. ,Good buildings Young orchard. e : 40 acre farm one mile north of Wolcottville on State Road. 16 acres of choice mint ground. i 5% acre tract ome mile west of Ligonier. Will trade for Ligonier proey, e 103 acre farm on Lincoln Highway. Good buildings, Permanent pasture. Long-time loan. : Kimmell Realty-Co. - Ligonder, Indiana

Rally Day at Christian Church. ..., ' Next Sunday will be Rally Day at the Christian church. Bible School at 10:00 o’clock Special program at 11 o’cloek and 2:00 P. M. : \ The Men’s Community Chorus of Greentown Indiana will sing at all the services during the day. e ~ Basket dinner will be served at noon. The public is invited to attend all the services. , The reentown Community Chorus is ‘composed of 30 men from four churches and are in great demand. ‘They should be greeted by a large audience. Elder I. W. Smith of Kendallville a former, pastor of the local Christian church will preach in the evening. :

_ Efl'stvParty of Season. The Ligonier Elks will give thd first first of a series of family parties at their parlors next Tuesday even; ing. November 16. The function will' be held at stated intervals during thd winter. : | Social Hour. i The Social Hour will be entertained Friday evening Nov. 12 at the home of Miss Mabel Schwab, Mesdames Rager and Loy assisting. e o Gotlieb Schwab. Gotlieb Schwab who had been failing for several months passed away at the home of his son Dale Schwab at Albion Monday noon. FOR RENT—the George Stacker farm of 140 acres. Inquire of Simon Schloss at Citizens Bank. 38atf

- |ln Ligonier, Indiana | Foster’s Community Sale, November 17 Stansbury’s Sale Nov. 12 to Nov. 20 ~ In order to reduce stock and make room for Xmas - goods we will make prices for a quick close out.

: ~ OUTING FLANNEL : 20 bolts, heavy weight 36 inch, light 19 or dark at this sale only .......ccccccee. C . 15 bolts extra heavy Outing 36 inch, 22 \ light regular 30c¢ quality now ............ C Take this dark Outing at ‘ ‘Buring this sale .- ... o 15(3 ~ 73¢ BATTING FOR COMFORTS 73c 10 cases 3 lba rolls, White and PRI BRly 730 - 4 ' ‘ 5 cases, 3lb. rols Empire stitched Bat 77, o T Re O R RS O 79(: '3 cases, 2 1b:-rolls, white plain Bat | ] 599 ' Buy plenty of bats for your comforts. ' Oh yes, we will do this, if you buy your batting of us we will giveryou all the 16 | fancy challie you want at ................ c L $1.69 BLANKETS $1.69 o Now I will sell you those large 'size Plaid IBSllanllzets for largfle beds, our regular $2.39 ankets in pink, blue, yellow tan, ' grey your choice for .................. $1 098 You will want three or four pair. , 70x80 large soft, warm, pretty. This is one of our Banner Blankets. You call for them. -Look at them. Feel them. Select the plaid you want. No postage no express $ 4 49 Just aplain buys them. ... &0 Xe - 25¢ MISSES HOSE 25¢ - Misses Fine Ribbed Hose a good hose el o 250 ‘Misses Sand Color Hose. It is a * beauty for only ..ol i 25c , 49¢ LADIIES AND MISSES SILK HOSE We sell good hose for 49¢ Why not 49 A try a pair only .....cccccoee eiiiinnnn. C Try this one. A pure silk hose that is 9 8 guaranteed for only ............ c Y 98¢ SILK AND WOOL HOSE We caftnot over recommend this hose. It has quality, beauty wear warmth and 98 e warmth and fit the Iron Clad make o C

At Stansbury’s Two Stores November 12 to November 20

Ligonier Electric Shop O.G. BOWEN = WALTROBINSON Hob%er sweepers, Maytag w.'a’sh'ers,‘;Westinghouse Mazda lamps, ’Atwater-Kent, Radio, L.&H. stoves Prest-O-Lite storage batteries and Eveready B radio batteries. = . I ~ OUR LINE OF Electric table dpplia‘nCes is. cqmrlefe. Electric fixtures for parlor.,\ library, den, bedroom and kitchen. A = We handle oxfly warranted axid reliable merchandise. = . | : - DO IT ELECIRICEALLY Phone 700 . Astimates Furnished

.+ \MENE MEN! . If you only know how we save you money, vou will buy all your underwear, shirts, overalls of us. : ’ : Men’s Heavy Union Suits. This is a ribbed gzgmenl’g _va quality. Alt styles $1 39 Rdqualities only ..........c.cvieeeis . Do e . 198 ,Do ybu wear the wool shirts if so try this one. . Men’s hea.vy ‘Flannette Shirt Grey or Tan, durimg trin Zafl‘é‘;...tfff...r.r.‘.‘?f’.‘f.y....‘f"f. $1.49 e T OYE No postage or ex_press charges to pay. Outi.hg' gowns for the ladies, miss boy or man. ey, o OBNO Menfs largg full cut Gowns : $1 2’9 Dunng this sale ... ° i SILK§, SILKS FOR DRESSES e uacs: PltaEAt Créne st +- DAIS Crepe de Chines $1.98 : Brocade Silks at $1.89 | These prices répresént~quality goods. If you want a cheaper quality we have them. We are only mentioning a part of the bargains we offer at this time, as we will not bé undersold by anybody on qualities we offer. ¢ i o You willw-‘Want"m',to'gtar.t» your Xmas work. Stafnped linens, " embroidery coton, crochet thread, sheetings, toweling pillow tubing, percales, 'bra;i_ds, ‘ nbij:ibns’t\,éf' ,al'll kinds, napkins, table damask. = All for Xmas. All for yéur Sfadmne o iy T e S