Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 34B, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 September 1928 — Page 4

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. 42 We are showing the largest &' selection of Ladies and Misses P | N coaTs ¢ }y[ § i 1 A 2 P we | ave ever.had. Thpy are f‘,"ﬁt“ beautifully trimmed in fur “":‘l“: g‘ i >t} : e AR |¢l%_Lq;___‘ ana are the. | }\%\XQBA'*, LAITEST STYLES o’ Luis £ 8 ai&,g . = ..%e;if!*”\ Sl Dresses ¥ A /‘r’* >N9 i aA H | , \’\ . . s ‘ \A A very large sel ry il . h'} ection of the new- ‘"\'{’kji‘.‘} ;' ,[ ' \ cst sili, satin, salin ésf})g” N \ i ‘:.l‘i'_:" \ % crepe, silk and KM a | \ velvet combinaticn | E ) jer:ey end worsti , = ‘ -‘j/ ed. They arethe t ! new rifty styles. | | FXTRA SPEUIAL We have received the new PETER PAN and FASHEEN PRINTS. They are the newest designs. will close on SATURDAY, SEPT. 22. They are splendid values and good bargains. Get your blankets before this sale closes. Our entire siock of winter goodsis in. Silk, Dress Qoods, Dress Flannel, Crepes, English Prints, Percales, Ginghams, Outings, Underwear, Hosicry, Sweaters, Raincoats, Ladies Hats, Beads and a full assortment i of notions. New designs at special prices. ~ All sizes. Congoleum Rugs Linoleum New patterns E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. La-ies’ Ready-to-Wear, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs

A ; hi//g\‘\: L% 5 W~ =~ : A=l Vs | NSNS g ’J“ ’ - / “Showy” Fall H owy [la ats FALL Hats-you men will fall for’” A “Showy” assortment of the season’s classiestlooking shapes emd colors. ( - $5.00 and $6.00 Young mens suits with two pairs of trousers. ' $25.00 and $30.00 p lothing Sto . J. Carney Clothing Store

. Marion Davies at Crystal tonight. " Childrens’ White Middies at E. Jacobs & Co. : : ~ To miss “Half a Bride” is to miss ihalr a life time. See it at Crystal \Sunday and Monday. : Harold Warren Jr., and John Weir left Tuesday to enter Michigan university at Ann Arbor. “Half a Bride” is better than any Esther Ralston picture to date. See it next Sunday and Monday. : Mrs. Clair Weir and Mrs. L.. L. Koon took two auto loads of lady friends to Monroeville today to visit Mrs. J. F. Latey. 3 WE PAY $1.20 dozen sewing bungalow aprons at ‘_home.-’ ‘Spare time. Thread furnished. No button holes. Send” Stamp. Cedar Garment Factory lAmsterdam New York.

Inwa Publisher F¥inds His Novel tden Wins Many From G, O. P Ranks In This Campaign ... An enterprising editor of a newspraper in Rolfe, lowa has hil uvon a novel scheme to bring Republican voters into Governor Smith’s can:p. Marion Bruce editor of the Rolfe Arrow converted ten out of a dozen Republicans that he approached on the streets of Rolfe on his firs: trip cut. It took him but a few minutes, farmers but a lawyer, a dentist a barber a newspaperman a butcher a druggist, a clerk and three farmers. Here is how he worked it.

He had printed pledge cars to be exchanged between two Republicans. These are the size of ordinary calling cards, and have places for two signatures on them: one for the circulator and one for the name to be enrolled. They read: g “Smith Republican Club.” _“Believing that the Republican party needs ‘cleaning’ instead of whitewashing for its scandalous conduct in office ‘and for lack of sympathy for the ordinary man we do mulually agree to go to the polls and vote for LAI Smith for president.”

(Mr. Bruce armed with ‘his cards approaches (Republicans and says: “P’ll ‘sign if you will,” His success has been spectacular. he reports to Democratic National ileadquarters. ; : “They say that there is a farm revolt in Iowa” he writes “but there are more than farmers revolting. I believe that this is a good idea because it works in spite of the fact that this is normally a Republican stronghold.” -

Jot White Groceteria Elkhart, Nappanee, Ligonier, Syracuse, Winona, Warsaw and Leesburg " Pure 10 lbs. 62¢ Sugar Cane 25 Ib. cloth bag 1.60 Calumet Baking Powder, pound can :..... . .25¢ Peanut Butter, Battleship, pound jar.........23c Preserves, pure fruit, pound jar..............23c Cheese, Wisconsin Cream, pound ........ ...32¢ Durkee's Salad Dressing jar .....................29¢ Old Master Coffee, pound .....................49c Kirks Flake Soap, 10 bars ... ... ... .35¢ Kirks Hard Water Castile, 4 bars ...............25¢ Kirks Jap Rose Toilet Soap, 3 bars .......... 2lc Kirk's Flake White Chips, large. ...............25¢ American Family Flakes »......... .. .. ... 25¢ American Family Soap, 10 bar5...............58¢c “ : Pints, dozen 72¢ Ball Mason J alsS e st Tin Fruit Cans, per d0zen..........................48¢c Mason Can Tops, per dozen ... 23c Fruit Jars Rubbers, 4 d0zen.....................25¢ Selox for washing machine, tub, pail or dish pan, one package free. ... ... 9c Gold Dust Powder, large package...... ... .25¢ Free Dish Mop to save your hands. Crane’s Quinine and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, 60c tottle ... 49c Continental Mose. ... ... .. .. 885 Ptk w 0 ... 5109 Psbursebflonr.. ... . 8109 Bt Maltperean ... ... ... 49¢ Blue Ribbon Malt can........................59¢ Thompson Malted Milk, sweet chocolate ' flavoy, freeghaker. ... ... .-. 49 Crane'’s Laxative Cold Tablets for colds - and lagrippe, 30c b0x........... ... .23c Oval Colored Dish Pan, 10 quart..... ... 39c MelO S phbages.. - ... ... . . ... .- 25 One Whisk Closet Brush Free, :

JET WHITE STORES

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

A ~ Legion Speeials Two special trains will carry the 450 members of the Indiana department of the American Legion who have made resefvations for the national convention of the Legion in San Antonio Oct. 8 to 12 it was announced at Indianapolis. | Petitions Bankruptey Clarence Wise of Auburn filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court at Fort Wayne. He¢ listed his liabilities at $1,898 and _his assets at $250. ~October 1 World Series Opening

Baseball’'s leading moguls presided over by Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, commissioner set October 4 as the starting date of the 1928 warld : eries. Childrens” White Middies ot E. Jacobs & Co. , ' \ . Don’t miss Marion DBavies in “Her Cardobard Lover® tonight. Police Chief Wolf is. back c¢a his beat after a -vacation of two eeks. Zane Greys great story “Drumns of the Desert” at Crystal Friday and Saturday. : . ‘For Sale:—Genuine: leather davenport and two rockers. A barga’n 609 S. Martin St. *

- FOR SALE—Gray overstufied davenport and chair, colonial mahogany library tahle, $125.00. Phone 338. Wanted—General housework in town. Inquire Miss Elizabeth Ileachy % Wm. Weirich (R R 1 Box 100 Ligonier, Ind. oo 34b3t Jilhn Gilbert in “The »Coss:ftcks' fro-'. leo Tolstoi's great novel at Crystal next week Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Mrs. W. O. Elliott came from Ellkhart Tuesday to demonstrate and install electric ranges for the Indiana & Michigan Electric company. G John Cass will press into service cufficient cars to transport ‘visitros to the air derby at Walker field next Saturday and Sunday. Taxis will leave hotel Ligonier every 30 minu.<s. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Plank and -Mr and Mrs. John Stellar were in Michigan Sunday at Jonesville, Hillsdale and the Bundy Hill Tower returning on road 27 by the Hoosier Height and Lake James. : ' :

- The store of E. Jacobs & Co., Inc., will be closed all day Monday. Tonight. See Marion Davies in “Her Cardboard Lover” Its Great. ~ WANTED—House work by widew lady. Write to Mrs. Clara Funk, So. Cherry street, Bryan, Ohio. 34b2t : “Drums of the Desert” Zane Greys great story of the wide open spaces at Crystal Friday and Saturday. | Mrs. Carl Fisel is a daughter of Frank Huff of near Wawaka killed at a B. & O. railway crossing near Kimmell a week ago. Ligonier speed horse owners and race lOVers spent most of their time this week at the Kendallville fair. George D. Foster headed the delegation. :

STANSBURY'’S

| - Big Double Store We have prepared for the Fall with a lax}*g‘er ‘and more complete line of Mens, Boys, Girls, Children and Ladies wearing apparel, notf{ms, staple goods, blankets, underwear, gowns, linens, hosiery, silks and dress goods. We invite a call from you. We will convince you that good bought from us is a saving to you. Your friendship and house needs are our first thought. Let us quote you a few of the many good valu s we have. - .

. .. ,\‘ L Lo ~ 95¢ LADIES’ AND GIRLS’ DRESSES o i ' e Y In this line we lead in quality and : : | .and style. Fancy colors, fancy styles 'A ),‘b; . f 2 _,‘. @ | Ladies’ House Dresses ...............95¢ ! &4‘“ A N at\aS PASZP 8N | Girls’ School Dresses ....................95¢ il $o B 1 Qﬂﬁ%’% | et e e "‘%\ ek "{‘\:7 e Qﬂ%ﬁg;ns el MUSLIN DEPARTMENT = % ;‘ L g,}%gf?;/f %} 26 inch Unbleached Muslin ..........10¢ 3 4 MR ,@:g&‘gﬁg &7 36 inch Unbleached, extra heavy 13¢ glﬁ\'a 3’&.{@}s% N 4 ‘-‘ﬂgf??\\ '36 inch Bleached Hope Muslin ....15¢ < /é’a ; 0 é’,;:—;&;-:é‘ |36 inch Fine Mainsook ... ... . .206@ \ B/, TN NP 1 LT e T 1. WL L M A M W 53 ; 'é\‘\‘t -, " ; \"\iggiilgail%‘ & 15¢ FANCY PERCALE 15¢ YARD %ﬁ‘ 29 flg‘{lr?g“:‘ |36 inch Fancy Percales, light or b, P bR o FEEeE Sk cnks 15 . R £o Tk _,,-.!m!!;!\'-“ | ( arx, onty s IOC Sy AV B o "'!@!3!(_1!@-‘-‘ . 36 inch Fancy Wash Prints, big ' - 3 gelection only ................. 208 .7| Peter Pan Prints or Plain .........50e - | | L BOYS AND MEN’S OVERALLS @ \\} : - . Boys' Overalis .............. 89¢, 98¢ $1.19 i @\ I ;," ' \\ | Men’s Overalls, heavy, large cut 1.29 ¥ : 2 A . Mene Jackets ... ... 188 MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHIRTS - ' : : — BOYE WORK SHIRIS ot ... .. vurouicocid 500 eAR W FOTS WOBK BHIRIES, HEAVY . i 090 & ‘/;.\s;\\ B N MENE WORE SRR 0 6% NG F ,@"5: J MENS WORK SHIRTE HEAVY ... .0000.80 o«f{ \. gt MENT DRERR BHINTS iik 988 PR q;}' \ : : BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS ..o 806 BRSPS LS S A esole oo S e ki A ﬁ«,gﬂﬂg@, c‘.u[l[?% . $1.49 MEN’S FLEECED UNION SUITS $1.49 W[@/‘ W EXTRA HEAVY FOR WINTER I at WAL O g Ribbed Union Suit 114 Ibs. to the garment ....................$1.39 w\@ \i“‘“ | & Boys’ Union Suits, Fit E-Z, 28 to 34 sizes, all one price 95c S} \ SVLIZLYLR | B l%gys’ Knit Ribbed Union S}lits at ..::d9c, 89c*‘ and 98¢ fa.; g 5 \i‘ | 98¢ LADIES’ UNION SUITS - W N 7 | Ladies’ Part Silk Union Suits, no sleeve, knee length = v 0 i R just what yveu want ab . ... .. .icoaes o 98e : EA \“\J Girls’ Union Suits, all styles ................................ 89¢ and 98¢ s Ry : e e e e /& = 98¢ SILK BLOOMERS 98¢ - | oo S F R g This is a special heavy weight Bloomer, all sizes, 3 f‘) . | 9,6 and 7, assorted eolors at only ... 208 @"J %L” ~ Other Bloomers, Combination Suits, Step-ins, Gowns. ’—‘{ 58 - Everybody compliments this department for its quality - ~ Le = : and style. ‘ : oo Bl st . : SWEATER COATS i . = e SILK KOSE

Boys’, - Girls, Ladies’, Men's Sweater coats up from ... $1.49 Boys' Sweater coats ........ $1.49 Boys’ Wool Lumberjacks $2.13 Men’s Sweaters ... $149

e ST 3 HES ."’t.r"','»-: N ¥ : "’ : R g B SR L G ] Fae Tee L) ¥ L Treat" yourself to a Beautiful, New, ‘ Warm Blanket ow satisfying it is to dress up Hyour bed with a lovely, colorful, uffy new blanket!. : . How nice,on a cool night, to snuggle under its comforting warmth! i You'll find exceptional values here in Nashua Blankets of wool and cotton. Warmth is woven into every fibre of their deep fleecy nap. The Nashua name on every blanket is your assurance of quality. Nasbhua

~ In listing the above items, we do not have space to quote all the bargains we are showing for the Fall. Our line of men’s wear is larger and better. Girls department, more complete. Boys, we are looking to your wants. : : ? The ladies department, anything in the personal or home wants, you will find at our store. We invite you. We offer you the bargains. Just call and get what you need, STANSBURY'’S Ligonier, Ind TANSBURY'S Ligonier, Ind.

“The Cossacks” starring John Gilbert at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. b

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schiider and family of Ligonier were guests yesterday of AMr. Schuders aunt Mrs. Alice Schuder. and family pbf South Main street.—Coshen News-Times Monday, " : | .

George Jackson of Evereit, Washington stopped over on his way home from the gun practice at Camp Perry Ohio and _visited his cotsin Dr. George O. Smith and family in this city. - e

~ Owing to unavoidable deldvs in the arrival of mily machinery the Ligonier Creamery will begin receiving milk on Monday, October \ Ist instead of September 24th as| previousily announced. G 1 34b2t

Ladies Silk and Rayon Hose Ist awality o 49 Ladies’ Pure Silk Pointed heel service weight| fashioned a stocking to wear 58c Ladies, pure silk semii-chif- . fon, rich in appearance $1.50

: OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT - 72x80 Cotton Blankets, pretty plaids .......ccccocivvveiiecnnnn....s2.49 70x80 Cotton Blankets, heavy, pretty Plaids ................$4.29 WOOL BLANKETS and SINGLE ROBE BLANKETS In this Department We Can Save You Money : COTTON BATTING : Let Us Help You Make Your Comforts. =~ - 36 inch FANCY CHAVLIIE . i oniininiihivasianis 108 26 ineh DABK OMEING .. .. . i aas o 3 Ib. STITCHED BATT, white as show ........cciviee i 986 31b. PLAIN BATY. white a 8 snow ...t 094 8 ounce ROLLS 14c - JUST CALL‘FOR YOUR BATTS ~ 19¢ CRASH, 18 INCH 19¢ | All Pure Linen Crash, 18 inches wide ..........cccicnnneneiinn.s 19€ New 60 inch Mercerized Damask, pink, blue and yellow | borders. the yßrd onlyY ..o D e ion e 13c WHITE OUTING | 27 INCHB WHITE OUTING; only ..ccaiiiimiamdin 100 27 INCH DARR OUFING: oDI ..iiiiincionvensivsein bl N 368 INCH WHITE OUTING, onl¥ ... ...iiacimia i 36 INCH LIGHT OQUTING, EXTRA HEAVY only ..........258¢ . DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT , 54 inch All Wbol French Flannel for school wear. 54 inch Tweeds for school. : L BAR Calel Bl i i i DR O ' Other Silks in all colors and qualities. . See the DRESS GOODS before you buy. Cotton Dress Goods, Ginghams.

. 'Mrs. O. G, Bowen has gone to the state of Oklahoma to visit retatives. Chester C, Smith is here from Indianapolis fpor a couple of days. He is a successful bond salesman. . i . . - John Gilbert and Renee Adoree stars of “Big Parade” in ‘“The Cossacks”- nothing like it ever before at Crystal next Tuesday Wednesday and ‘Thursday. - : We have 'an over-supply of places to earn board and room while attend ing the Soyth Bend Business College [Southvßend‘., Indiana. Write the ColIﬂlege for particulars. 34a4t*. FOR SAlLE———M.\' home properiy on {C'aﬁn street including a vacant lot. }Bargain. v C?hris Rice, on Elkhart rivter bank. Also a Ford Coupe for sale The car .is in good condition. 33btf

Boy’s Golf Hose for school - ab i i nn o 89¢ and Hllé Girls’ Silk Hose ..........cociai... Boe Girls’ Lisle Hege ... ... 25¢ Boys’ Heavy Cotton Hose ... 30¢ Men's Hose black brown grey 15¢ Men's Silk Hose Fancy ........ 39¢