Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 September 1928 — Page 4

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. | IS GOING FINE . 4,- /j}f*///f//” : A good many people . ./w/g//,é-/’ii;’f“:%f; have bought. These t{e’?’w ,;_f-f i are surely good bari J}} gains and it is going ~,,“g to pay you to get your blankets before the ’ %‘ffiw*‘%fi; close of ‘_t_his sale on /:,':‘@ % SATURDAY ““3‘«.,‘9 SEPT. 22nd COATS! COATS! We are showing the largest assortment of the newest Fall and Winter Coats of the New York market where we bought them. The styles are superbly beautifu! and we will be delighted to show them to you. ~ Dresses! Dressesl! We have for your satisfaction a stunning array of gorgeous creations in Silk, Silk and Velvet Combinations, Velvet, Satin, Satin Crepes, Jersey and Worsted Frocks. COME IN AND SEE THEM. 9V 2 2 Hats in the New Fall Mode ;%%t“ : b o.lt and Velvet Hats in flatt';«‘/ W) tering line and other new lovely $27 £ fall shades. ’ / CHILDREN'S HATS ALSO Hosiery \"&’ Guaranteed ; %/\ & L and in all the newest NE ' shades and styles, at prices } )v to suit every purse. b , : & : i NEW FALL SILKS A colorful assortment of New Fall Silks, Plain or Printed. = In Flannel, Crepé; Broadcloth and English Prints. ; 3 " PETER PAN and FASHEEN in all the very latest designs. They surely are beautiful. Colors and styles are the newest we have ever shown. They make desirable and durable school dresses. ', 5 e

TRENCH COATIS The new and popular Trench Coat for ladies as well as Rain Coats in all shades for women and children. , ' Munsing Underwear in all styles in Silk, ‘Rayon and Cotton. | |y CONOOLEUM RUGS-We have just received a new stock of the latest designs. LINOLEUM-in 6-9-12 foot widths. -*Nev;_fall designs. ’ . ~{ RUGS-The new irugs are in all sizes and a variety of colors and newest patterns. . J La-ies’ Ready-to-Wear, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs

| Elkhart Man Killed - Ivan F. Farley 34 of Elkhart is dead and Dr. J. C. Fleming prominent Elkhart surgeon is badly hurt as the result of a double accident on a federal highway near Union Mich. Dr. Fleming’s big sedan skidded into a ditch injuring him severely, and Farley was hurt while at work assisting to drag the machine back into the road when another car driven by Charles M. Crowfoot, Pontiac; Mich., smashed into the Fleming \w. ¥

Farley was rushed to an Elkhart hospital but died soon afterward Crowfoot was arrested in Elkhart, but released to the Cass county (Mich.) sheriff pendin a preliminary hearing October 15. Farley leaves a wife and one son. ~ S

Has Fanning Bee

Orlo Borger was over from Ligonier Saturday on a business mission and incidentally made this office a pleasant call. He stated that he and June had recently returned from a visit with Floyd and family in Chicago and while there looked up Jacob Lesch and had quite a fanning bee with him.—Millersburg Grit.

Entertain With Cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biddle entertained the following guests at a card party last night Margaurite Barker and Cedric Kegg Indianpolis, Helen and Russell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cochran Emily Wigton of this city and Metheral Pierce an Indiana University student. :

Floyd Stellar had business which took him to Topeka today. Rev. C. W. Anderson of the'M. E. church visited Fort Wayne today - One dollar hose for 89 cents silk chiffon to top. The Vogue Shoppe, I will have another load of peaches here Friday. Clarence Gale. 801 So. Martin St. * The W. C. T U held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattie Green Tuesday evening. ’

Dr. Black'reports the birth of a son September 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bink of this city. A The district convention of the W. R. C. will be held in Ligonier Thursday October 4th, . Marion Davies in “Her Cardboard Lover” at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. ~ Jack Holt in “The Vanishing Pioneer” by Zane Grey at Crystal Friday and Saturday. ; L VST G ATR ~ Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Pancke and daughter Josephine and Mrs. Frank Cain spent Tuesday in Fort Wayne.

Rev. F. B Parker of Butlér was in Ligonier Wednesday calling on his old friends including the Banner. :

Up with laughter Down with Gloom Here comes “The Head Man“ of comedy at Crystal Sunday and Monday. :

D. V. Stump who spent'a week here the guest of the Orlen Chapman family left Tuesday for his home in Nevada Missouri.

Misses Janis Cass, Louise Reed and Florence Oldfather of Ligonier were callers at The Advance office Friday afternoon.—Cromwell Advance.

Mr. and Mrs. Isarel Platz and Milo Platz of Elkhart, D. B. Stump of Nevada Mo., Mr. and Mrs John Platz of Mishawaka have been visitors in the OL. Chapman home this week.

FOR SALE—My home property on Cavin street including a vacant lot. Bargain. Chris Rice, on Elkhart river bank. Also a Ford Coupe for sale The car is in good condition. 33btf

} Fall is with us, cold weather will soon be here. You will need Blankets Comforters, Batting, Challies, Curtains Muslins Percales. Special prices on all lines. Stansbury proposes to furnish you with all your needs at a saving to you on all purchases. Try us. : wiig

ON SATURDAY you can get at our market half a Swifts Premium Ham for less than $2.00 which is cheaper than a good Beef Roast yet more delicious. Premium Hams need no parboiling they are mild sugar cured and have a wonderful flavor. Quality Market U. W. Cox Prop.

In the activities of the home, the wife must have nice things in order to beautify and make the home, colorful and cheerful; Cretonnes, Drapes, Bed Spreads, Comforts, Blankets, Table Damask. Just look at the pretty damask at 50c the yard at Stansbury’s. o ‘ Notice

On account of the Jewish holidays the underslgged banks will be closed all day Saturday September 15, 1928, and all day Monday September 24 '1928. For the convenience of our cystomers we will open as usual on Saturday night. Citizens Bank ‘ The Mier State Bank. .~ Now lis the time to pay your Banmer scription to the Banner. 5 i

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

~ Mrs. Del Butz is slowly improving m—-— = Rooms for rent. Enguire of Jennie Dnain. 33b2t* Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Goslin visited Topeka friends Monday. : ; Harold Schloss of Citizens Bank ;is spending his vacation in Chicago. e ; ——i S i : i_ One dollar hose for 89 cents silk chiffon to top. The Vogue Shoppe. ~ Harold Butz left last week for Los Angles where he will attend school. A big laugh special Charlie Murray in “The Head Man” at Crystal Sunday and Monday. :

Mrs. Etta Gleason of Pleasant Hill is visiting relatives at North Manchester this week. ) » * Lela Murphy of Pleasant Hill has come to Ligonier. She is employed in Hotel Ligonier. - ~ Hal Green who has a good position in Fort Wayne has removed with his family to that eity. Le Zane Grey Jack Holt and Paramount means the best in western dramas. See it at Crystal Friday and Saturday. 5 RIR e v When Betty goes back to school new dresses are needed. They can be had for 95¢ made of the best Belmont Prints. Buy them at Stansbury's. The busy housewife cannot afford to spend her time in sewing when she can buy those pretty house frocks for 95¢ and 98¢ at Stansbury’s. - Karl Butz, Kenneth Black and Robert Buckles of York township left Friday morning for LaFayette where they will enter Purdue university.

Mr. and Mrs. John Shellenberger of Ligonier were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hal Manahan of South Eighth street—Goshen News Times Monday ' L Ruth Butz arrived home from In dianapolis last Friday evening where she had been the last two weeks attending the State Fair school of Home Economics. She reports a fine time, ~ DID YOU see our ad, in this issue about the big opening sale Saturday? Free souvenirs, Baloons for the kiddies Come and save money and get acquainted with us. Quality Market U. W. Cox Prop. ‘ The following tonsil operations ‘were performed at the hospital of Dr. Black’s in this city Tuesday Evelyn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morris Maxine Chiddister of near this city and Milburn and Howard Bitmer of Syracuse.

Oh! that kid is so hard on his clothes, Well, Stansbury has solved the problem. Get those Sweater Coats, Shirts, Overalls, Fose, Caps, and Underwear from the first quality of the factory, no seconds. They stand the boy and girl in their play.

THE DAY IS PAST when one paid low prices at the sacrifice of quality. In these days the best products are often the cheapest, the result of large volume business through advertising. We handle the best of the advertised products of proven quality. Come to our opening sale on Saturday Sept. 15. You will save money when shopping here. This. Saturday we will give free souvenirs and baloons for the kiddies. Quality Market, U. W. Cox, Prop.

NOtice to Taxpayers of Washington School Township, Noble County Indiana = Notice 'ts hereby given that the undersigned Trustee of said School Township and the Advisory Board of Washington Township will meet Saturday, September 22, 1928 at 7:30 P. M., at the office of Noah S. Stump Trustee at his residence in said Township, for the purpose of making an additional levy on the property of said School Township sufficient to raise Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($1500.00) to meet the current expenses of the school year beginning in 1928 and ending in 1929.

NOAH 8. STUMP, Trustee of Washington School Township, Noble County, Indiana.

W. W. Juday, Oscar Cannell, Charles E. Pollock, Advisory Board of Washington Township, Noble County, Ins diana. g 33b2w

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FOR SALE—Pickles. Mrs. Reed Fisel, Johnson street. 33b2t ~ The city council will meet in regu‘lar session tonight. ; : Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Hotel Ligonier Friday noon. ‘Russel King and family spent 'last@ Monday with his parents Ben King and family near Topeka, Zane QGrey's story “The Vanishing Pioneer” starring Jack Holt at Crystal Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Clara Yodexj of Toledo is here visiting her mother Mrs. George Sack and other relatives.

Miss Emily Wigton a teacher in the Goshen schools drives to and from that city in her new Ford car. 1 On account of holiday Joe Miller will close his place of business Saturday Sept. 15 and Monday Sept 24th. e e st £ ‘ I'mproved Elberta Peaches 4 miles north of Wiles on Benton Harbor road now ready David N. Walker Niles, Michigan. ' Miss Esther Taft formerly of Ligonier but now of Cleveland Ohio drove here to visit friends. She was a guest of the Progress club Monday evening. : ‘"Whether you vote for Al Smith or Herbert loover "you're going to vote “The Head Man” the funniest comedy of the season. See it at Crystal Sunday and Monday. C

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SUGAR &« : Cane Tin Fruit Cans, pei' doyen ... ... 48¢ , Sealing Wax. per bar... ... ............... 4¢c Can Rubbers, 4 dozen ................................25¢ ‘ et e A R 5 Ball Mason Jars Puffeleheat, 2 packages for ................25¢ Quaker Oats, large package ...................25¢ Quaker Oats, small package ...................10¢ Quaker Corn Meal, package .................10c Maxwell House Coffee, pound ...............49¢ Potatoes, sand grown, per peck ............20¢ Koffee Hag, steel cut .........................65¢ Certo for jell, bottle .........c.cooovennnneniiin.. 28¢ Salmon, tall ean Yk 15 Prumes, Sunsweet, 2 Ibs .....................21¢ Post Toasties, small .........cc.. cooerne. 8C Post . Toasties, large 12c | Grape Nuts, package ... .i0..16e l Shredded Wheat, package .........c........10¢

BANANS R 4powss 25c ORANGES, i, pen 43¢

S ma Fnday and [Saturday Fancy Red Grapes ‘ l4c per pound ‘ - California Cauliflower i o pickling | Sack’s Bakery

BVE Y S FRYBODY 'S KENDALLVILLE, IND. September 17-21, 1928 L TPROCHRAM Monday, September IZth ‘ Entries positively close Monday, Sept. 17, 6 P.M. All anticles and stock must be on the grounds by Monday evening. Sccretarys office in the Mitchell Block will be 7 cpen the week previous to the Fair to receive entries the week before the Fair Tuesday, September 18th : Gates close at noon. fudging of displays in the Ladies Department, Childrens Department, Agricultural Prcducts and Poultry Department. | ' Wednesday, September 19th =~ 9 A.M.—Begin judging horses, cattle, sheep and swine departments, Boys and Girls Club Departments. ‘ | P.M.—Parade Club Stock 1;30 PM—Races and free acts. 2:14 Trot, 2:20 Pace. Thursday, September 20th 10 AM—Complete all judging and demonstrations. ‘ 1 PM~—Live Stock Parade. , 1:30 PM—Races and free acts, 2:24 pace, 2:12 pace, 2:20 trot Friday, September 21st - _ 10 AM—S:sle of boys and girls club stock, 1:30 PM—Races and free acts, 2:16 pace, 2:18 trot, 2:24 trot

_ ADMISSION | Adults 50c Autos 50c Children 25¢

10 Ibs. 64c -1900 k | 685 Maseon Jar Caps, p;r QOZeR ... 200 Kerr Mason Caps, per dozen ...................25¢ Kerr Wide Mon_élth Caps. per dozen ..........35¢ PINTS, per dizen ... 120 QUARTS, per fdozen bssassacusssisadssssnssasivornasasSßE HALF GALLONS, per dozen ................$l.lO Puffed Rice, 2;packages e a 8 Mothers China; Oats, package ..................35¢ Mother’s Aluminum Oats, package .......29¢ Quaker; Fariné;. package lOc Lard, best purie, poimd oGSI TG Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 €ans ...............15¢ ’Vinégar, piire ;&ider,'gallon 35c Eatmor Oleo, pound e B Old Timer Malt, €an .......ccoecciccsinnes 39€ Jello, any fla’voér, 3 packages .......°..........25¢ Kellogg Corn Flakes, small ..............8¢ Keliogg‘-' Corn F;lakos, aree . ........13% Kellogg Rice Kéispies, 2 packages ..........25¢ Kellogg Bran Flakes, 3 packages .............25¢