Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 31A, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 August 1928 — Page 4

Five Cases are Tiied. Mayor W. C. Auman, of Kendallville did a rushing bhusiness in city court Wednesday af:ernoon and as a result a new recorid of five cases was tried. Fines and costs amounting tc $345 and suspended seatences of 1S months were handed out by the mayor. All five prisoners were released after payment of their fines. The docket for the day was as follows: Kenneth Town, formerly of Fort Wayne, petit larceny, fine $5 and costs, amounting to $l5 and a six months suspended sentence to theg landiana state penal farm; Oliver Ettinger, petit larceny, same sentence; Frank Shook, petit larceny, saie sentence; Paul Marshall, publiz intoxication, fine s§lo and costs, amounting to$40;1 Lester Weidler, a charge of unlawful possession of liquor, and a charge of unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor, a fine of $lOO and costs on each charge, amounting 1o 3260 and a lhirty-dgy sentence to the county ‘jail suspended. -

Shoe Sale closes Saturday Sept. Ist Reduced prices continue this week Newtons Shoe Store.

1 MON. AUG. 27 The Stolen Bride Starring beautiful Billie Dove and Lloyd Hughs. You will enjoy the picture. TUES., WED.,, THURS., Aug. 28-29-30 Starring Clara Bow. Ladies of the Mob Flaming hair. Elazing personalily. Now p_la)'ing a new type of role. A “lady of the mob.” A gunman’s gal. It shows her as the sciveetheart and wife of a savargely -successful bank robber and depicts her cofforts ton get him to go straight and {> keep him straight. Also latest news.

FRI. AND SATAUGSLI-SEPT 1, The Code of Scarlet With Ken Maynard and his horse Tarzen. A thrilling story of the West also a Sennett comedy. . SUN. AND MON. SEPT. 2-3 The Fifty-Fitty Girl Starring Bebe Daniels. You won’t know half of the good thi%;’gs the world holds until you see tli‘ clever comedy. Also a “Big Goy” comedy, and a news. v TUES., WED, THURS., SEPT. 1-5-6 Thomas Meighan in The Racket A master actor in a master story a screen master piece. :

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Wanted—Maild at Hotel Lizon_!er: Rooms for rent. Inquire of Jennle Drain. 3latf Billie Dove in “The Stolen Bride” tonight. ‘ : Look for those Guest Coupons and Use them tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor spent Sunday in Fort Wayne. . Clara Bow the red haired “It” giri at Crystal this week. .

Mrs. Ollie Simmons visited over Sunday in Elkhart. Mrs. Charles Emmett paid Goshen friends a visit Friday. G C. D. Cochran and family spent the week end in Detroit Mich. , Born to Mr. and" Mrs. Roy Tope a daughter Saturday evening. | The bowling season will open in Ligonier next Saturday Sept. Isi. ~ Wanted a /married man to work on farm by the year. S:elig Brothers, i Soatf R Miss Betty Kegg of Indianapolis is in Syracuse visiting her father Walter Kegg. Robert Meroney had his tonsils removed at Dr. Black’s hospital one day last week.

Dr. Lane and family arrived home Saturday from their outing in nortihern Michigan. ' Miss Isabell Cass of Fort Wayne is spending a few days with her uncle ‘Tom Cass and family. & Herbert Grant ° of Mishawaka is visiting with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cochran. G Mrs. J. C. Ordung returned to her home in New Carlisle today after a visit with Ligonier friends. Clara Bow the “It” Girl in ‘“Ladies of the Mob” at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. H. O. Warren who had been visiting Ina Warren in Ligonier left for her home in Indianapolis.

Solly Kahn is home from New York city where -he’ was buying goods for the E. Jacobs & Co. store. : : - Don’t miss those good progranms at Crystal on Mondays. Use those (Guest F?Coupons. They are for you. ~ FOR SALE at once 32 fine blackfaced Shropshire ewes. Inquire of Mrs. Milton Selig. Phone 268 Ligonier. | 30atf Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Urich and daughter Evelyn will leave Tuesday on the New York Central for a trip to Niagara Falls. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crago ang family and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Steinbarger. >

Donald Gilbert and Miss Anna Kahlmer of South Bend were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert at Diamond lake. : _ - 'The Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Martha Denny on Tuesday August 28. ‘ o - oh2t Mrs. Harriett Hire has returned to her home at Ligonier after gpending a week with her daughter Mrs. John, Darr at Solomons Creek. =

' Mr. ahd Mrs. Roy Bussing = and mother of Warsaw, John Bussing and daughter Anna attended the Bussing family reunion one day.last week. - This Misses Opal Weeks, Elizabeth Drain and Florence Cotherman attended a reception given by the Z. T. A. sorrority at Fort Wayne Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Riddle and children and Mrs. Mary Frick are enjoying a delightful motor trip in West Virginia. They expect to return home Tuesday. > ' ' Miss—Margaret Hite came from Fort Wayne where she is taking instruction in nursing and spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hite. : St

See Clara Bow, flaming hair blazing personality “a lady of the mob” a gunman’s “Moll” in “Ladies of the Mob” at Crystal Tuyesday Wednesday and Thursday. ; George D. Foster will sell cattle at a sale in Middlebury Wedngsday. Later in the week he will attend the LaPorte fair where four Ligonier horses will race. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long and daughters Margaret and Marion of Grand Rapids, Mich have returned to their home after a weeks visit with er. and Mrs. C. M. Long and other relatives in and near the city.

Mrs. Edward Hansman and guest Mrs. Blanch Arnold Goldman of Chi cago went to Ligonier yesterday wherg Mrs. Goldman remained to visit Mrs. Robert Shobe. Mrs. Goldman who formerly resided in Goshen will alsd. visit friends in Elkhart before return,. ing to her Chicago home —Goshen Nows Timen.. %y .o~ i

- Library Expense Budget and Proposed Tax Rate Notice is hereby given that in accordance ﬁlth the provisions of the slate law, as amended at the 1927 session of the General Assembly, the Library Board of the City of Ligonier, and the Township of Perry lLas formulated the following bndget showing in detail the funds needed for the maintenance of library service during the fiscal year 1928-29, the present valuation of taxable property within the town and rural distriet served by said Public Library and the rate of taxation proposed to be levied. Viz: Valuation City of Ligonier, Indiana ot 3B TR T Valuation Township of POYY ol 33T ERE o PROPOSED TAX RATE. 3 : YOF Hißaßier . L e .10 : TOWRIRID oF Pewdy 03 Resulting funds, City of Ligonier Samibiusi ee R BN TS : Resulting funds, Township of Perry ............. 99440 TRI L Sinsnarnsd 16312 BUDGET PLANNED. ; Maintenance—Library Operating Expenses. : : lAbearians Salarien ... ..............$1560000 HOUK: porlonlends: ote. ... oo aapng ! name . s 300.00 Supplies, stationery, printing, etc. ......coooovvvvciiiiiiil 75.00 Furniture, equipment, ete. ....s.cvvoenioiinionire. 150.00 Telephone, freight, express, postage ...........ccoocevins 50.00 , ‘ BUILDING MAINTENANCE EXPENSE. ' : Janitor, mechanics wages, etc. ... ... $ 700.00 Cleaning, supplies, equipment, etc. ........coooiviiveiiin, 30.00 : Building repairs, alterations ..o 100.00 Fuel, Maht water et 0, v o 48008 Total maintenance expense ﬂ,00500 : The above is a true estimate of the probable expenses of said lbirary for the ensuing fiscal year, and to the best of our knowledge the above named tax will be necessary for the support and maintenance -of the library service. A public hearing will be 'ﬁeld hereon at the Public Library, Monday, September 3rd, at 8 p.m. - ¢ Public Library of Ligonier, Indiana. ARTHUR E. KELLEY, Pres. : ' H. D. WOODRUFF, Secy. JAugust 16th, 1928. ‘ .

COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES. The Board of Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, met in regular session this 6th day of August, 1928; present Chas. W. Bender, John W, Long and Noah F. Smith, all the members of said board; present also Edwin Smith County Auditor, John Singleton, County Sheriff, and Chester Vanderford, County Attorney. The Board was duly declared in session by said sheriff. In the matter of Commissioners’ | Allowances.

The following bills were allowad: Frances M. Beane, salary $200.00 Frankel Mfg. Co., office exp. 7.00 Frances M. Beane, office exp. 5.00 Burrough Add. Mch Co. supplies 51.24 Georgiana Erwin, salary 100.00 Edwin Smith, salary 262.50 Edwin Smith, office exp 4.32 Leona A. Smith, salary 100.00 ‘Wallace C. Harder, salary 200.00 Frankel Mfg. Co., treas. office 12.00 Boezor & Shew, treas exp. 6.50 The U. S. Chem. Co., treas exp. 4.25 ‘Wallace C. Harder, 6% fees - 619 Frances G. Kuhn, salary - 116.66 John Singleton, salary 183.33 H. H. Mortorff, salary 233.33 Flint & Walling, sur. sup 11.60 H. Lieber Co., sur. supplies 350.00 Chilcote & Kitt, sur. sup. 16.69 Ft. W. Blue Pt. Co., sur. sup. 4.41 H. H. Mortorff, sur. mileage . 51.10 Roma L. Milnor, salary 133.33 F. J. Wall, supt. office ex. 1.60 Roma L. Milnor, supt. office ex. 2.45 E. L. Adair, supt. office exp. 13.50 Roma L. Milnor, institute ex. 100.00 Geo. S. Bouse, Ass. mileage 17.54 Herald P, Shew, inquest 18.10

W. H. Bender, b dof review 223.20 Homer Barker, bd. of review 180.00 Wallace C. Harder, bd. of rev. 180.00 Edwin Smith, bd. of review 175.00 W. H. Hays, health com. 30.0% Guy Hardenbrook, disease prev. 20.00 Eunice L. Baker health con. 200.00 Q Anna K. Prickett salary 78.00 Anna K. Prickett, office exp. 18.38 Harry Simmons, twp. poor ? 432.62 Eagles & Son, ct house rep 1.22 J. F. Gatwood, ct. house rep 2.00 Dora May, ct. house emp. 1.00 Michael May, ct. house emp 30.00 Henry Coe, ct. house emp. 75.90 B. E. Smith, ct. house empp . 2.00‘ Albion W. &L. Dept, ct. hs, ex. 46.34 William Stoops, ct. house exp. 1.30 The U. S. Chem. Co., ct. hs sup 30.37 'C. B. Dolge Co., ct house exp. 9.00 Clinton E. Bloom, ct. house ex.. 1.09 Albion Hdw. Co., jail repair 24.25 Albion W. &L. Dept., jail sup. 11.44 B. J. Parker, jail sup. 4.08 Eagles & Son., Co. farm rep 29.48 Anna Barcus, Co. farm emp 15.72 Otto Dischler, Co. farm emp 45.00 Albion W. & L. Dept, Co. farm sup 8.61 J. Herbert Cockley, Co. farm sup. 42.72 Albion Hdw. Co., Co. farm sup 54.55!

Clayton Bloom, Co. farm sup 70.63 J. W. Bherns & Son, Co. farm 16.15 Walter Bonham, Co. farm sup 65.00 J. 1. Holecomb, Co. farm sup. 5.00 Ulric Butz Co. farm sup. 22.00 Dr. J. H. Ravenscroft, Co. farm 12.50 J. W. Bherns & Son Co. farm 9.79 Dr. W. F. Garver, Co. farm sup 3.00 Berhalter Bros., burial soldier 150.00 Louis Kerr, buriel soldier 756.00 Geo. W. Brown, buriel soldier 75.00‘ Irwin & Reyher, buriel soldier 75.00 B. R. Matteson pub ptg. 24.60 Ligonier Leader, pub. ptg. 7.04 Banner Pub. Co., pub. ptg, 6.82 The Avilla. News, pub. ptg 43.34 E. L. Adair, pub. ptg ' 127.39 B. R. Matteson highway viewers 8.50 Hubert Singleton, pub ditches’ 12.90 Harry Metz, pub. ditches : 6.00

Harold Hanes, pub. ditch 42.90 Chas. Dawson, pub. ditches 19.80 Albert Gappinger, freight 3.54 Ind. Com, Beazley road 6.15 B. R. Matteson, Beazley road 8.27 H. H. Mortorff, Beazley road 6.80 E. L. Adair, Beazley road 8.10 H. H. Mortortf, Claudon road 13.20 Hubert Singleton, Dicken road 16.50 Harry Metz, Dicken road 16.50 W. J. Taylor, Dicken road 90.10 John Schemerhorn, Dicken road 10.00 John D. Shea, Dickemroad 10.00 H. H. Mortorff, Dicken road. 14.15 Haroald Hanes, Dicken road 5.70 Hubert Singleton, Cook road = 19.50

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Harry Metz, Cook road 22.501 iW. J. Taylor, Cook road ' 161.40 Carlos C. Palmer, Cook road 10.09 iCarlton Surfus, Cook road 10.00 H. H. Mortorff, Cook road 35220 | Harold Hanes Dicken road 5.70 Chas. Dawson, Ccok road 12.00‘ Edith Herron Butler, Cook rd 6.00 H. H. Mortorff, Yant ditch 27.10 Chas Dawson, Yant ditch 31.50 Harold Hanes, Yant ditch 44.50 H.H. Mortorff Frick road 10.00 Irene Byron Sanitorium 819.63 H. G. Earnhart, insurance 3.00 A. G. Fry highway viewers 5.00 (Chas. F. Beers, highway viewers 5.00 Noah S. Stump, highway viewers 5.00 Harold Hanes, bridge repair 12.9 Q T. R.”"Woodburn Ptg Co. brdges 2218.73 H. H. Mortorff, Blue road 16.10 H. H. Mortorff, Conrad road 40.00 Betts & Issinger, rd repair 48.90 Noble M. T. Corp., road repair 229.71 Kiger & Co., road repairs 112.66' Albion W. & L. Co., road repairs 1.00, Clayton Bloom road repairs 1363.00 Eagles ‘& Son., road repairs 100.00 Adams Sales Co., road repairs 1721.06 Ft. W. P. & Sup. Co., road repairs 3.20 Cooknell Trac. Co., rd repairs 120.9% Harold Hanes, road repairs 16.40 Chilcote & Kitt, road repairs 6.95 Clinton F. Bloom, rd repairs 16.25 E. L. Adair, road repairs 12.50 Albion Hdw. Co., road repairs 175.50 Kiger & Co., road repairs 1.15 Breeden Sales Co., road repairs 23.14 B. H. Burnworth, road repairs 3418.33 Alec M. Rennie, road repairs 384.73 J. D. Adams & Co., rd repairs 6.64 Oldsmobile F. W. Co., rd rep 7.00 C. S.' Willard, road repairs 627.50 Red Fox Pet. Co., road repairs 1262.70 Wayne Cylinder Grin. Co. rd re 66.49 The Barrett Co., road repairs 92.94 Ft. W. Fdy & Mach Co. rd rep 12.00 H. B. Shank Co., road repairs ' 18.40 Root Spring Scraper Co. rd re. 5.00 A. J. Winebrenner & Son rd rep 36.83 City Tire Repair Co., rd repairs #3.00 Farmers St. Bank, rd repairs 1.75 Harry B. Butler, road repairs 2.00 C. E. Bloom, road repairs 81.15 Willis Gerver, road repairs 4506 W. A. Amos, road repairs 1.00 Fox Auto Service, road repairs 2.30 E. J. Parker, road repairs 12.8],"‘ The Burch Corp., road repairs 2065.‘00'1 Mrs. Sadie Feightner, rd rep 20.00‘ Muncie Gear Works rd repairs 55.25| Latto Garage rd. repair 6.05 Carrie B. Black road Tepairs -15.00 Eagles & Son., road repairs 101.84 "Withright, road repairs 18.75 ‘B. H. Burnsworth_, read repairs 177.30 Ralph Spurgeon con. bdg. N 0.31 1924.00 Chas. L. Kinney, con. bdg No. 3 1289.00, C. L. Castator, jail supplies 2.50 Stacey Steel, jail supplies 7.00 John Bender, con. Conrad rd 2794.22 Gordon Adair, con. Blue rd 1485.68 B. R. Matteson, highway view 13.57 Adam Sales Co., road repair 80.06 Chas: LeMiller, road repair 36.09

Notice of Appointment | Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the will of Henry Maggert deceased late of Noble County Indiana. Said es: tate is probably solvent. ! . John C. Umbenhower, Exegutor, }W. H Wigton, Attorney. 30a3w ~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the will of Mary Jeannerer, deceased, late of Noble county, Indiana. ~ Said estate is probably solvent. - A.D. NEWTON, Ececutor. : W. H. Wigton, attorney. 2923 w

: For Sale Laural Range, good conditicn, wood or coal, Gasolire stove four burner, Detroit,‘_ Vapor instant flame. Inquire of Mrs, Will Sack. < Obtf Billie Dove and Floyd Hughes at Crystal tonight. e L ‘There will be a social held at the Burr‘Oak church Thursday August 30. r _ 202 t Mr, and Mrs. Fred Welr and guests. arrived home Sunday from their eastérn trip. ; : :

NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss: 1n the Noble Circuit Court. Octoher Term, 1928. To Quiet Title to Real Estate. ‘Walter A. Rex and Berniece Rex | . s, bacob Martin et al. ; Comes now the plaintiffs by W. H. Wigton, their attorney, and fil® their complaint = herein together with the affidavit of a compentent person that ‘the residence upon - diligent injuiry @ is unknown of the following named defendants, to-wit: Jacob Martin, Mathlena Martin; Mahtlena Martin; Doct Thompson Holmes; William R. Evans; Minerva A. Evans; John F. Conger; Francis E. Latta; Sylvester S. Scovill; Elizabeth Scovill; William Solliday; Sumira C. Solliday; Sumyra Solliday; SmyraC. Solliday; Jonathan W. Latta; James Wingar; Marion LaSalle; that the names of the defendants are unknown,

and tha tthey are believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana; sued in this tetion by the following names and designations, towit: T. Holmes, whose christian name is unknown. The unknown hubands and wives respectively of each of the following named pers¥ns, to-wit: Jacob Martin; Mathlena Martin; Mahtlena Martin; Doct Thonipson Holmes; T. Holmes, whose christian name is unknown, William R. Evans; Minerva A. Evans; John F. Conger; Francis E. Latta; Sylvester S. Scovill; Elizabeth Scovill; William Solliday; Sumira C. Solliday; Sumyra Solliday;-Smyra C. Solliday; Jonathan W. Latta; James E. Winegar, Marion LaSalle, the names of lall - of whom are unknown to i plaintiffs; the -unknown

widowers and widows, children, descendants and heirs, surviving spouses,‘ creditors and administrators of the estates, devisees, legatees, trustees, and executors of the last will and testament,~successors in interest and assigns respectively, of each of the. following named and designated deceased person to-wit: Jacob Martin; Mathlena Martin; Mahtlena Martin; Dct Thompson Holmes; T. Holmes whose christian name is unknown; William R. Evans; Minerva A. Evans; John F. Conger; Francis E. Latta; ISylvester S. Scovill; Elizabeth Scovill; William Solliday; Sumira C. Solliday; Sumyra Solliday; Smyra C, Solliday; Jonathan W. Latta; James lE. Wingar, Marion LaSalle, the names of all of whom

are u nknown to plaintiifs; the unknown stock holders, tond holders, receivers, trustees, creditors, officers; successors in interest and assigns of each of the following named corporations, to-wit: Ohio and Indiana Railroad Co., Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railroad Co., all of the women once known by any of the names and designatinns’ above stated, whose names may have been changed, and who are now known by other names, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of ail of the persons above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs all persons and corporatiens who assert or might assert any titie, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action by, under or through any of the 'defendants to this action named,- described and designated in said complaint, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintifis. ‘The following real e state in Noble County, State of Indiana, is deseribed in said ¢ omplaint, to-wit: 48 feet off of the west side of outlot number 130 and the east one-half of outlot number 132 in the city of Ligonier.

This action is instituted and prosccuted by said plaintiffs for the purpose of quieting their title to the real estate above described as agaimst all demands, claims and claiments whatsoever. :

Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they. be and appear on the 18th. judicial day ’of the regular October 1928 term, of the Noble Circut Court of Indiana, being the 20th. day ‘of October 1928, to be begun and holden on the first day of October 1928 at the town of Albion in said Noble County, state of Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness whereof Thereunto set my hand and .affx the seal of tiig said Court at the office of the Clerk thereof in the town of Albion Indiana this 27th day of August 1928. ‘ (SEAL) Frances M. Beane

Clerk of the :Noble Cirguiti Court W. H. Wigton Attorney for Plaintiffs. 32a3w Beéutiful Billie Dove tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bourie are this week occupying the Marker cotlage at Diamond lake. 7 Mrs. Matilda ‘Stage and Anson 8.. Stage were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Plank yesterday. In the afternoon they went to Rome City, Wolcottville and Atwood lake. |

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Culver, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wade, Mrs. Francis Gerken, Mrs.. Blanehe Latta and Mrs. Carrie Wade drove to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hire near Three 'Rivers, Mich,, Sunday , celdbrating Mr. and Mrs. Hire’'s and Mrs. W. J. Wade’s birthday anniversaries, and Mr. and Mrs. E: M. Culver’s 32nd wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served. - J Now 18 the time to pay your Banner

. . ME. Church Notices, ‘Last evening was the last of the union services for the summer, ani as the others, so this caoe was well attended. We feel tha: thess ‘services have been uf great henefit 10 the churches of the community. iThere has been a dezree of loyally that has been very fine and satisfactory. :

The Bceoth Festival for the Method ist hospital will be held next Monday at Epworth Forest. °lf you have canned fruit or vegetables that vou will give,, or will can this week, the pastor would like to ¥now about it at once. We have plenty of empty cans for you to fil! or give in exchange for omes already filled. Various kinds of linens and :oweis, etc, will be very acceptable il vou do not care to give .fruit. If you desire to give money with which these things

can be bought, please let the pastor know. =We know the- pcopie will want to make a good showingz at the charge. Call the pas‘c: before you let this slip your memory. . " The attendance for the month of August has been the lowest since the coming of the present vaster. Now let each one do his or her part to get out of the summer sinmp, during the coming month. . The chureh must have a larger place in nue program | Now. altogether for a good increase on next Sunday. . _ ’

' U. B Chureh Nofes. .° Prayer service next Thursday evening. : ' Next Sunday we shall be back to our regular services. : . W. M. A. next Monday evening. Des for quarter fo be in. - : « Yesterday marked the closing of another conference year. ‘There are marked increases in attendances, iu members received - into the chu'r,ch, in baptisms, and in the total amount of finance raised. September Ist marks the beginning of our new year. Our annual conference is a week- late this year, but next Sunday will begin the mew year. Let us make a better record and do more christian work than ever. ‘ ; :

Card of Thanks ; We desired to expressed qur'deep apreciation for the kindness shown us and the beautiful floral offering during the death of our wife and mother. ; - E. Bradley and Family. Last week of shoe sale get bargains now. Newtons Shoe Store. o Officers of the W. R. C. will meet at the hall Tuesday evening -to. praetice the officers drills. . Pick your man, stick to him fight for him, protect him, share with him, thats Clara Bow in “Ladies of the Mob” at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. .

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. Our Mr. Kahn has returned from New York where he bought a very large stock of Coats and Dresses - G Velvets, Velvet and Silk | - Combinations, Crepe, - w‘_‘f\» Jersey and Tweed 4\ \s\ . Dresses : it ¥ School Opens x.a"—““-~\-\_\\'§'q ~ Next Week ‘ t‘“ We have made preparaA fAn : \\J \\\‘\\\ tions and have bought a - e & cood assortment of wool |and Jersey dresses suitable for school wear. We also N\ have a large stock of Hosiery, Underwear, Dress - Goods, Rain Coats, etc. Every department is anxious to have you see what merchandise it hasand we inv’itﬁcj' you most cordially to jlook over our stock. : - “' - > : } g Cuidet f La- ies” Ready-to-Wear, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs

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