Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 12B, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 April 1928 — Page 4

“: !( N : | @72 CAPS ® SPECIAL L\}a % - One Week '53.00 Caps . $2.25 $2.50 Caps : $1.95 $2.00 Caps : $1.65 Boys’ Caps and Hats $1.25 Caps e 9c $l.OO Caps ot e Boys’ black aud brown stockings, all sizes, per pair . 17(: 25% discount on all | Neckband Shirts ' P. J. Carney Clothing Store

SPECIALS ~ Friday and Saturday 4 pounds Bananas 25.(: Strawberries and White Grapes Sack’s Bakery

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Eiconomy Chain Grocery AND MARKET MEATS AND EATS THAT PLEASE, QUALITY FIRST Friday and Saturday Specials ' MEATS Pork shoulder roasts 3 to 5 Ib. av.,1b...13 1-2¢ Boiling beef, Ib.. S e R Fresh fsh. Haddock Ib. .. - 982 Ctbaige 1, - . 18¢c Balogna ring, B . Pork shanks, b e B Bacon slabs, chunk, B e Pork liver, sliced, i . Wi pock cheese, Ik . . dgs GROCERIES i ; Kirk :-lake Soap, 10 bars. et Lobe Hard Water Castile Soap, 4 bars .. .. 25c Green Circle Coffee, 800 Sugar, fine granulated, 10 e.. o e Matches, 6 Boses ... - i 90 Pork and Beans, 3 cans 0o B Widlars Mayonnaise, Mol i A 9 Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, go>d quality 2 cans 25¢ Salted peanuts, fresh, 1b... .~ " {7¢ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables as Lowest e S gl e

i - iSezd Cats for Sale. Farmers Elevator

The .Law of the Range at Crystal Friday and Saturday.

Ray Loy had business which took him to Elkhart Wednesday. ;

~ For Sale, C melody saxaphone. Inquire of Hortense Selig. Phone 263.

Mr. and Mrs.. L. L. Koon and Mrs. Fred E. Weir visited Goshen Wednesday. i

Miss Martha Hutchison will lead the singing at the M. E. church Sunday morning.

William Haines in “The Smart Set” his latest laugh hit at Crystal Sunday and Monday. : .

Brood sows to let out on the shares. Write lock box 102 Ligonier Ind., for information. Jbit

Harry Ryan and family of South Bend were visiting in this vicinity last Sunday. :

Dr. Black reports Mrs. QGeorge Mumma dangerously ill of flu at her home .in Kimmell. .

FOR SALE--Reed baby stroller in good condition and at a bargain. Mrs. Shirley Hostetter. 12b2tt*

Mrs. Elmer Klotz visited Mr. and Mrs. Karl Knapp south of Cromwell one day this week.

Dr. Arnold Elson will make a pru fessional visit to Elkhart next Mon dany and Tuesday.

Make no mistake “What Price Glor; is worth while last chance to see i tonight at Crystal. - e

The Kings Daughters will meet Friday evening April 20 at the home of Mrs. Arlo Shearer. ;

The Horace Baker fumeral will be held from the Brown fumeral home Friday morning at ten o’clock.

Tuesday April 17 was the lust date for delegate candidates io file for the state convention at the primary May Bth. ‘

Mesdames George D. Foster Paul Thomas, O. G. Bowen and Mattie Lundy paid Fort Wayne 2 visit Wednesday. '

Charles Wagner manager of the lJet White grocery is confined to his ‘fhome today suffering from tie pre- . vailing malady. 5

Mrs. M. J. Miller of Ligonier spent the week end here with her sister Mrs Martha Arndt of South Eleventh street.—Goshen Da2ily Democrit. ’

Use Sav-em and save your baby chicks. For sale by A. B. Weaver Hardware Ligonie=, Ind., G. L. Kitchen Grocery, Wawaka, Ind., H. G. Helwig Grocery Cosperville, Ind.

“The Smart Set” is another knockout for William Haines. Itls breezy sparkling, daring as only Haines can be. See it at Crystal Suiday and Monday. 3

Reub Deter has procured the necessary equipment for the work and is now in position to repair roofs. A call will procure his seivices on short notice. : ; catf

WANTED an experienced maid to do second work, no washing or ironing, family of three adults. The very highest of wages paid to a girl well qualified. Mrs. A. B. Mier, Ligonier, Indiana. .

Russell Kunce and sons Nellis and Glen attended a birthday dinner for his mother at Ligonier Sunday at the home of Mr. an® Mrs J. H. Golder. Mrs. Kunce is in her 85th year and is in poor health.

Of course you want some new pieces of furniture this spring. We have instituted a furniture exchange which enables you to trade your old furniture for new. A card or phone call will put you wise. ¢ J. L. Levy & Son, Ligonier

PERMANENT WAVES Mrs. Lamb has just had a new Permanent Waving machine installed in her shop. Appointments Phone 339.

A JIM-DANDY NICKEL CIGAR

Made with Ripe Tobacco and Ripe Experience

When good tobacco and thirty years of cigar-making experience get ?dgether, you’re pretty sure of a good smoke. But when combined in a cigar you can buy for a nickel, man, you’ve found something! Here it is: Havana Ribbon. Value? Count back over the years—over the old-time purchasing power of a five-cent piece. Smoke a Havana Ribbon. You'll find your nickel buys a better cigar than it ever bought. Sheer xlrggularity has done it. Immense production enables the use of tobaccos usually considered too expensive %five-cent ciglars. Havana Ribbornis made entir ly of ripe tobacco —'the choice middle leaves of th%plant. No bitter underripe nor “flat” over-ripe leaves. Pura‘)fragrant, mellow-mild flavor of tobacco at its best. Long filler, too—no “cuttings” or short ends. Also sold in Practical Pocket Packages of five cigars,

THE LIGONYER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

- Hudeon-Essex established a new two-fold - record of 'popularity the first three months of this year in the United States as a whole, second in the export field, it is disclosed in a. Company message to the Hudson-Es-sex dealers for this vicinity. | Meantime, this popularity was confirmed locally when the new ‘vogue of tomorrw” Hudson-Essex cars were purchased by residents of this city and delivered to their owners making the largest March Hudson-Essex ever enjoyed in this city for the first three months of 1928 is far ahead of any previous figure. : : Indicating the world-wide interest in the “vogue of tomorrow’ series of Hudson-Essex cars, the export shipments for thesé three months were 14,634, as compared with 9104 a year ago an increase of more than 50 per cent. . Meantime the Hudson-Essex factory produced and shipped 91,600 cars io its organization in three months a record and the organization has sold 40 per cent more cars to the public at retail than in any other three winter months, the eompany stated. These sales are partly estimated and will probably be nearer a 45 per cent increase when -the final figures are known, it was said.

Race Drivers Use Guui-Dipped Tires. By Elijah & Roe ILnecal Firestone Service Dealer. : v Racing history repeats itself. Firestone Gum-Dipped tires, winners of every national championship for years, are again shattering all world’s records on the great speedways of the country. : The story has been the same. at every important race in years. Firestone equipped cars win all national championships. - The average man who owns a car necessarily should be assured of the same tire safety and dependability as the racing drivers who entrust their personal safety to Firestone iGum-Dipped tires. : Veterans of the spcedway under‘stand the extra strecnzih and speed built into a tire by reason of the exclusive Firestone Guin-Dipping process. They know that this imethod impregnates and insulates every codd of the carcass with live rubber reducing the possibility of internal friction and unifying -the whole structure of thie tira- : Moreover the Firestone scientifically designed balloon tire tread provides driving dependability and long mileage at low cost.

Chicken Owners Take Notice

Complaints have become so frequent to the police department that chicken owners permit their fowls to run at large and otherwise become a nuisance it is contrary to the provisicns of the city ordinances, it will be necessary to proescute offenders if the offense is not discontinued. Therefore all owners of chickens will take notice that all fowls must be kept penned up and under restraint This warning should be sufficient without legal action in the court. Lawrence Wolf, Ligonier Chief Police Dated April 16 1928. . 18a9

Annual dues for the care of all unendowed lots in the- Cemetery are now due and payable at the oftice of the Secretary. These payments should be made promptly if you desire to have your lot in good condition before Decoration Day. If you have not already endowed your lot, now is'a good time to attend to it as ithis will guarantee perpetual care and relieve you of all future respon}sibility. Ila4t

‘ Church Supper. Supper at the M. E. church Friday April 20th. o Menu : : Baked Ham With Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Peas With Carrots Cold Slaw ’ L Pickles Bread and Butter Jello Cake Coffee Price 40) cents .- 12a2¢

. Piano Tuning and Repairing Prompt and gauranteed service -on pianos and players. L. Leßoy Brody. Leave orders with A. E. Reed. Phone 159. : 11la4t*

Seed Oats for Sale. Farmers Elevator

By all mean don’t miss ‘“What Price Glory” at Crystal tonight. '

‘When you are ready to have fruit trees sprayed call phone 201 Ligonier. ; 11h8t

For Rent—Rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 216 East Third street J. W. Taylor. - 11btf

“The Law of the Range” with Tim McCoy and Joan Crawford Friday and Saturday at Crystal. . o

For Sale Kitchen cabinet and "dining room fixtures. A big bargain it taken at once. Mrs. Leon Wertheimer ; 12a2t

For Sale-—Buick 23-35 four cylinder open automobile. Best mechanical condition. Cheap if taken at once. Phone No. 156. : 9b4t

For rent al2 acre field 'at the edge of town. suitable for corn or oats. Inquire of Mrs. Lucy Feldheiser Phone 261, Ligonier. 11bte

| See “The Smart Set” with William Haines as one of the idle rich, he brings such a wealth of laughs gasps love thrills as only Haines ,can at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Hudson-Essex Message

Notice to Stockholders

C. E. Denning, Sec'y

Beplacement Parts

The manufacture of replacement parts for the millions of Model “T” Ford cars still in daily use continues to demand nearly one third the production eapacity for Ford plants at Detroit. - , ! Ford officials estimaté from reports of dealers all over the country, that there are still approximately eight millions of the Model ‘T’ cars in constant use in the United States. Some of these cars are many years old. Every now and then there are reports of Ford cars of the old ‘brass-bound radiator types of twelve or fourteen years ago still running after more than a thousand miles of service. ' The newest of the Model “T” Fords is now nearly a year old, for the production of assembled Model TV cars was suspended in May 1927 to ‘make way for the new Model “A”. This suspension of assembled Model “T"” cars did not affect the production schedule of Model “T" rapladements parts however. Throughout the past yvear the manufacture of Model “T" parts continued to occupy avout one third the production capacity of the Ford plants. A few days ago nespaper correspondents asked Henry Ferd how long he expected to continue making parts for Model “T" ecars. “Until-rhc la_st. Model “1" is off the roads” Mr. Ford replied bromptly. Then he added: “That may be ten vears, but we do not intead to allow any Ford car ever to hecome obsolete as long as itc an be made useful with reasonable replacements” ‘Ford engineers, from tests and observdations made over a long period of years have estimated that the avlerage useful life of a Model “T” Ford car is about seven veuars. L

Notice to Water Takers,

You are hereby notified that water rents are due April Ist, 1928 payable at the office of the city clerk on all rents due and not paid on or before April 20th a penalty of ten per cent will be added. : All water rents for 1928 dre now due and must be puid on or before April 20th. L Offce hours 9 a.-m. {0 5, p. m The office will be cpen Wednesday and Saturday evenings for the accommodation of the public. : 10a6t Jospeph C. Kimmell, City Clerk

Last night to see “What Price Glory’ 80 hurry. : ,

“What Price Glory”’ a production that thrills you through and through and makes you say “Wasn't that a great picture” sc don't miss it this week at Crystal. ; .

N i F\\ £ SPRING, SPRING, WITH ITS BALMY AIR AND FLOWERS, WE THINK OF HOUSECLEANING, SPRING SEWING, AND THE WORK THAT WE HAVE. AROUND HOME. SO, AT THIS TIME, WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING LIST OF NECESSITIES FO&R SPRING.

’ Mm l . HOSE : Do you know we have the best Silk Hose for dies a 8 .. L S a 0 That Pointed Heel all pure silk Never Mend is a wonder to wear at the PRI BBy e 98 - Diamond Point a service chiffon' silk } hose for serviee «........ ... ... -$1.65 -98 c HOUSE DRESSES - Save your time sewing. Just buy one -« of these pretty dresses that we f areofferine for ... .. . . . 98 Children’s Fast Color Dresses ............... 98¢ ‘ ‘A large line to select from. . ~ 59¢ THE PAIR Bedroom Curtains, Living Room Curtains, Bath, Kitchen, Dining Rooms. All room:s look better with new curtains. = Ruffled Curtains the pair .........cc0c....... 59¢ Ruffled Curtains the pair ... ............ 98¢ Silk Curtains the pair and UD igestensiianess $1.98 Filet Net Curtains the pair and up .... $1.98 Silk Overdrapes by the-_yard. o . $1.98 SILK g o Heavy weight Silk Crepe for dresses, worth regular price $2.89 for ... $1.98 HIRE (a 0 ... e 328 D Printed Crepes up from .................. $1.39 Printed Silk Voile S i See our line of Silks L : £ ~ WASH DRESS GOODS 15¢ 36 inch fast color Prints regular 18 and 20 cents percale at only the yard ............ 15¢ Peter Pan and other wash goods .. 25¢ to 50¢ ~ WHITE TABLE OIL CLOTH | 48 inch White Table Oil Cloth the best guality the vard ...t 21

C. R. STANSBURY'S

Ferry’s Bulk Garden @ ‘?“Lt‘:ta i f FLOWERZ: 5o , , . ‘ T 7 ”"&‘?‘%;fr;f {-s_\\ 3 vfiéffi & GRASS All ¢the Called for Varieties in '. Bulk Seeds S FERRY'S SEED-Recognized as the standard quality and known the world over. Prices on all varieties are reasonable. Garden and flower seeds may be purchased in 5c or 10c packets. Also a complete liner of garden Hoes, Rakes, Lawn Mowers and other lawn and garden needs. Now is the time to use VIGORO on your lawn and garden. Vigoro is a real plant food made by Swift & Co. Try alittle now and notice the results. Comes in all size containers. : POULTRY SUPPLIES--Purina feeds-and a complete line of feeders. , ‘ ' SPORTING GOODS-~headquarters for quality lines, fishing tacke, baseball’ tennis, golf and guns. ; - ‘ % WEIR'S T§

’ ' RAYON BED SPREADS How about a new Rai*on’ Bed Spread for the bed? - o Silk Spreads, Cotton Spreads Spreads for all the beds and color schemes up from .... $2.39 ~ SILK UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT Sk Bloomem ... oo 08 Ladies’ French Pants ... .c....... 98¢ Knit Silk Slips. You will need one. Silk Slips, Rayon Slips, all kinds of Slips are ‘shown in our Silk Underwear department. Bloomers, Combindtion, Step-in Suits ~ 79¢ PORCH PIILLOWS ‘ Stamped Pillows, - Pillow Forms - - Silk Pillows ' - Kapok by the pound Stamped goods of all kinds. © 19c STEPHENS CRASHWill offer 500 yards of the heavy crash o atthevard .. L iiadie e B -Table Damask, Linen or Cotton -69 c MEN'S WORK SHIRTS - Heavy blue work Shirts for men ........... 69¢ ‘Dress Shirts ....... 98¢, $1.19, $1.39,51.49 up Boy’s Shirts, Boy’s Blouses. ! , . oMmeRrrANmOUS. | Curtain Drapes, Cretonnes, Silk Drapes, Volour Vallance, Velour for Curtains, Cretonne or voile Vallance. Jjust make the room look fresh with these new goods. = Boy’s Overalls, Men’s Overalls, Men’s Ties, ‘Hose, Boy’s Hose Men’s Work Pants. Gauze Underwear for men, boys, ¢irls, ladies. All styles at low prices. .