Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 22B, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 June 1928 — Page 4

THE LEADING FOOD STORE Jet White Groceteria Higher Quality LoWer Prices SUGAR pure can 10 pounns 65 Rice, tancy Blue Rose 4 p0und5...................20¢ Hershey cocoal pound can.....................25¢C Momioy 3larpecans ... .. .. .2% Beans Navy or Lima 2 pounds... .........23c Applebutter quartjar. ... . . ... .. 28 Pop Corn, sure pop I packages. . 2ok CHIPSO umezeacace 19c Palmolivesoap 3 bars . . . . . 189¢ Catsup, Perfect large bottle.. ... ... .18 Peaches Kings Delight large can...............19¢c Corn and peas Perfect brand 2 can5...........25¢ Pillsbury xxxx flonr, sack. ... ... ... SLIS Pineapple, Perfect sliced large can............23c 6 OCLOCK Ib. 35¢ Gingerale Clicquot Club bottle 16¢ doz. $1.79 Soap P&G. Kirks Flake 10 bar5..................35¢ Perfect pork and beans 3 can5................25¢ Mazola Oil for salad or cooking pt. 29c. qt. 57¢ Milkallbands 3cans . ... ... 2% Ferfect red kidney beans 3 can 5........... ... 25¢ BUTTER ewes creamery, 12, 47c Sweet potatoes large G T 15 Ssll 10 poundsack ... . 90c Oriclo tinted Oleo.pound ... . ... ... ... . 25¢ Quaker Oats large package.....././..................23c Vibegarbulk gallon. . ... . .30 Peanut Butter bulk p0und....................19¢ B toands ... .. 95 Potatoes White Cobler 15 Ib. peck... .........35¢ A full line of tresh fruits and vegetables. We pay highest market price for eggs Jet White Groceteria

TO BE GIVEN AWAY Saturday, July 7th Coat, value - o $25.00 Dress, value - - $16.75 Hat. value - - . $5OO An Unusal Offering ~ For Particulars Sign at The Vogue Shoppe

nEw TAXI SERVICE ANYWHERE AT ANYTIME : New Cars -:- Speed -:- Efficient and Courteous Service REASONABLE RATES Lt 480 - PHONES - 184 . SOUTH SIDE GARAGE

Christian Chuarch

Have been doing fine in Bible school attendance. But we can do better if all will help hold the line on “Old Man Slump” so he cannot get in and demoralize things. Two of our number are in the hospital at Fort Wayne. Mrs. Bowman and Donnabelle Wiley and this necessitated the ahsence of our Juniér Supt. But they will soon be back and be present with us. :

Communion and sermon at 10:30. We are hoping for a large attendancq at this service. ;

At 7:30 P. M. will be the first union service at the M. E. church. Rev, Risley rbeing' the speaker. 'We hopgq to see our regular Sunday night audience in this service. These meetings are not held to give some an excuse to be absent but that we may bq strengthened by the mutual fellow+ ship of all christians in our respectiva congregations.

Millersbug Grit Iftems.

Mrs. George KEcker and Mrs. Levi (Glant and Charley Swickard and Eugene Richard were Sunday guests of S. J. Yoder. ,

Mrs. Carl Hite and Miss Cora Black of Ligonier were the guests of Shermon Simmons and family last Wedy nesday. : :

The electrical storm did some damage in the vicinity last Friday evening. As a bolt struck the house of Ira Bickel damaging the house and contents. The loss is partially covered by insurance. Also a radiq aeriel wire was struck at the home of W. H. Miller and at the home of Lewis Lipke a bolt struck a - tree killing 22 ewes which were shelter beneath it.

Christian Endeavor Party. Monday evening was a very pleasant time for the C. E’s of the Presbyterian church. Promptly at 7:30 the entertainmeiit began and continued until ten. Games of all kinds were indulged in and not a moment wasted. The winners certainly felt they had been most wonderfully entertained and that delicious ice cream and abundance of cake completed very nicely the evenings pleasure. Thank you losers you were goocd sports and seemed to enjoy the evening as much as we. “A Winner”

Presbytérian Notes

The quarterly Communion service will be held Sunday a. m. July Ist at 10:45. Let every communicant plan to attend.

The series of union services bhegins this next Sunday evening July Ist at the M. E. church. As usual these services have our interest and support. ;

Honor: Young Lady.

John Wemple and wife of Goshen, Harry Fahl and family and Mrs. Chay M. Stiver of Bur Oak were Sunday guests of Sol Fahl in -honor of their daughter Mrs. D. Yoder and son who have been visiting here several weeks and returned to their home in Zenia Ohio Tuesday. '

Pill Deddlers Meet.

The WNoble County Medical Society met this afternoon at Wolf Lake ag guests of Dr. J. E. Luckey. A dinner was served at 12 o’clock after which the medics heard a paper on “The Acute Abdomen,” delivered by Dr. John Thompson of Garrett.

Mawhorter Family Reunion

" The Mawlwrter family reunion will be held at the home of T. J. Mawhorter Jr, in Elkhart township Wednesday July 4th. Dora M. Rost ig secretary of the organization.

_ James Leavy is ill and under the care of a physician.

“Flying Romeos” with Charlie Murray and George Sidney at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephens have left Indianapolis for their summer cottage at Stone Lake.

Stanley Wright rural mail carrier of Cromwell is taking an outing af Wawasee and Neal Hontz is substitutIng for him.

Mrs. Mildred Cooper Dillon and son Judson came Tuesday on account of the critical illness of her grandmothér Mrs. Vallance.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

WANTEDby a mén work on a farm, Telephone 784. L See “The Rough Riders” tonight a real super special. -~ 7 | _Lloyd Hughes and Mary Astor at Crystal Friday and Saturday. Rev. Bacheler spoke at the Albioq Presbyterian church Sunday evening. . The Chamber of Commerce wilj meet for luncheon Friday nocn at Hotel Ligonier. : “No Place to Go” starring Lloyd Hughes and Mary Astor at Crystal Friday and Saturday. : Mrs. Will Sack entertained her bgidge club to a one o’clock luncheon Thursday afternoon. ¢ ‘

‘Miss Gladys Gaines of Gohesn spent Sunday in Ligonier the guest of Miss Mary Blake. : . Miss Elizabeth Bachelor and a college friend left Rochelle, Il to attend a wedding at Wilmington, Ohioy } There were no nomination of candidates made by the democrats in National convention up to three o’clock this afternoon. , . A little son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Hooley of near Topeka was operated on by Dr. Lane for appendicitis at Fort Wayne this morning. Wallace Berry and Raymond Hatton are cleaning up on all the laugh 3 in the world in “Partners in Crime’i at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Charles L. Smith of the Chocolata Shop is ill threatened- with an attack of auto intoxication. He hay little use of his legs and arms

For Sale Rome City property 2 large lots abundance of fruit all buildings in good condition ideal for chickens. Address X care of Banner Ligonier. Betty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blue was brought home Thursday afternoon from the Elkhart General hospitai where she was operated on for appenddicitis. - | [ To (Complete Court Term Judge Arthur Biggs of Ligonier will be at Columbia City next Mon-= day and Tuesday to conclude the Apirl adjourned term of circuit cour:. ““Flying Romeos” is a big laugh picture dealing with the experience ot two would be aviators starring Chailie Murray and George Sidney af Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Mrs. Mary Hire, Mrs. Agnes Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sargent and daughters Beverly and Virginia of Goshen attended the Price reunion atf the home of Miss Barbara Price at Ligonier Sunday. : i

Baby: chicks hatched to order. Cus-° tom hatching a specialty. Get my prices before placing your order, I will save you money. Call in person or telephone Kimmell 59. M. V. Collett, Kimmell Ind. 2atr

Rev. and - Mrs. Grisso drove to Fort Wayne Tuesday to the M. E. hospital to se¢ Mrs. Ruth Bowman and Donnabelle Wiley who have jundergone opperations for appendicites. They are getting on fine. :

Economy Chain Grocery

; QUALITY MEATS Lamb Stew per pound et S2C legof lambperpound ... 00l e ¥resh Side Pork per pound ... tiininiian. 19¢ Pork Shoulder Roasts per pound 17c Pork Loin Doast per p6una .......iiiiiinin . 23 Beef Roast per pound et 28CH0 256 Sirloin Steaks per pound ... 34e - Veal Stew‘per pou\ndv R R e e Veal Shoulder Steak per pound ......................... 30¢ Veal Chaps pef pound ... .. ..- .. - oBk . _FANCY GROCERIES Potatoes New Cobblers per peck .........cccocoevinn. 29¢ -_Bread' Large Loaves 8 for ... .. .0 . .9k P EGRMp IO B dor oo i 35¢ Kirks Flake 10 Bars for ...........ocooiiiriimibiinnss S5O Chiquot Ginger Ale 3 bottles fOr ... oo 49€ " Perfect,’Malt SYED pereab. L. 94 . Climbobtes Cartoot ... oo den. o 8117 - Fly Tox oM ~ . $1.25 _,Ohe4s9FlySprayEree ‘ il Mayomaise quarts for 49¢ - Jello Al Plavers 8 for i o

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WANTED—Sewing plain or fancy. Telephone 28. ; ‘ 22atf The best fire works of all kinds at the Shobe camp. ' 22a3t* “The Rough Riders” is a Real picture vtq_night -at Crystal, - g There will be a social at the Burr Qak church Thursday evening. 21adt Miss Lucy Prentice of Rock Island Illinois is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. E. lSisterhen ‘ | Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hile attended the Hile reunion at Upper Long Lgké Sunday. L y eet . v o The Sewing Society held an all day session at Minnie Green’s cottage Wa, wasee Lake. : ‘ 3 . Mrs. William. Kunce and daughter Ruby visited Topeka friends the first of the week.

Chester Hile is in Fort Wayne q] part ot this week doing trucking for the Weil Dros. : } Mesdames John Shallenbarger and William A. Jackson visited friends id {Gosher Monday. ‘ An ice cream social at Greencastle IGrange Thursday evening June 28. Everybody invited. : . [ The higher they fly the harder yoy laugh. See “Flying Romeos” at Crystal Sunday and Mounday. Mrs. Osear Parks is here to be with her mother Mrs. Helen Vallance whg is very ill with pneumonia. : Mrs. Ollie Longenecker visited tlie Norman Taylor family in Topeka before returning to Chiecago. LOST—Billfolder containing a sum of money. Finder please return ‘o this office and receive reward. ‘mcxas's No. 4of Sparta church will hold a bake sale at the Jet White llGroterera'Sa'turday morning, June 30

- Mr. and Mrs. Will Hire are spending the week with Mrs. Hire’s father John C. Juday on Solomons Creek. Curtis Hire came in-from the family cottage at Wawasee this morning id see the sights of his old home town. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Grisso and daughter of Indianapolis are visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Grisso this waek, Lee Sontchi of Wawaka and Alicd ‘Modell Knepper of Elkhart were is; isued a marriage permit at Goshed ' Wednesday. & R . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kreager and daughterv Miss Beatrix Flick are on a motor trip to Lima Ohio where they will visit relatives.

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Special for Saturday Percolator e $2.48 Six Cup Colored Enanrg:jlrcolatofs 79 C Croquet "™ $1.39 Clothes line '®." 37¢ e 311 Let us show you the new Coleman Gas Pressure stoves and Instant | Light'lron _ w WEIR’S T§ ————THE WINCHESTER STORE————

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. Fixtra Specials for Saturday, June 30th Creat Coat and Suit Sale Closing out all coats, suits and ensembles at . Halt-Pnce - ALL THIS SEAS.ONS GOODS | DRESSES | 91650 Dyesses I= - §1358 51250 Direnses. .| . $Q 7§ Also a large line of cool Summer Dresses J SILK SALE FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 30th ' $1.90 Crepe-de-chene. ... .......$1.49 g 9 th Crepe . | = . $l4B 33930 Charmense.. 1. . . - $274§ G 230 Sabn Cvepe ! . . . $3148 All fancy silks at reduced prices Large assortment of .Crepes, Rayons, Broad- , - cloths, Voiles and Prints - . LADIES HATS In white and colors at special low prices MUNSING SILK UNDERWEAR Teddys, Stepins, Gowns, Pajamas etc. REDUCTIONS SATURDAY, JUNE 30th = REGS. Velvet and Axminster Rugs in all sizes at - fspecial prices

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SPECIALS Friday and Saturday Licori_cé Gum Drops, finest qualit);lb. 19¢ Irish Cobler Potatoes, fancy, peck 33c Extra fancy Tomatoes, pound 15¢ | Plenty of Old Potatocs | Sack’s Bakery