Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 35B, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 September 1928 — Page 3

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In Buying a Hudson You Save up to Several Hundred Dollars a Car! AND UP . . All prices f. o. b Detroit

HUDSON-ESSEX SALE Roy Elijah Ligonier, Indiana ~ ‘Glen Roe

Scores of motorists fresh from examining and riding in the latest and best cars of the day declare Hudson the supreme performer of their experience. - You will find this Hudson smooth, fast, reliable, brilliant. Its fuel economy is unequalled in cars of its weight and power. s ‘ But for the story of what Hudson will do that-you | would not ask other cars to do —will you please take the wheel for any test you desire? & , Buyers can pay for cars out of income at lowest availabk&c'ba-ge ; for interest, handling and insurance. ’ . s

/‘7 | THE NEW' ) SPARTON RADIO - HAS ARRIVED ~ andis now on display at Kiester Electric Shop | Shop Phone 481 Night Phone 298

Charge Interference.

- Charges of “high governmental interference” (to prevent broadcasting of the Helane Mont., address of Gov. Alfred E. Smith were made at Los Angeles, Calif.,, by democratic leaders after thousands of southern California residents listened at their radios in vain to hear the speech. P. M. Abbott, president of the Los Angeles Smith for President league, charged republican officials had prevented a broadcast of the address to balk Smith’s denunciation of the oil scandals. i :

Two Los Angeles stations from which it was understood the ‘Helena speech would be sent out, announced they knew nothing of the arrangement. They were swamped with calls concerning their failure to relay Gov. Smith’s talk in Montana.. : . e | Bird Builds Nest on Ear of Corn. While cutting corn, George' Quinn, residing in the northwest part of the county, discovered a bird’s nest on a freakish ear of corn. The corn had three sheots toward the end of the car -and on this small fan-like table the bird built her nest. Mr. Quinn had never seen a nest like it. The material seemed to be a sort of lint, even like a hornet's nest. In the nest were the baby birds with only down covering their ‘tender bodies = Mr. Quinn left the stalk standing in hopes he may be able to identify the mother hird, < !

Rally Day at Richyilie.

The Richville Sunday school will observe rally day next Sunday, Sept. 30th, following the Sunday school hour. A report by Mr. Larimer, president of the Clinton-Benton District Council of Religious Education, will be one of the features of the program. - Other numbers on the program are a talk by the pastor of the church and special music by the orchestra. llveryone is ‘invited.

Slashes Hand With Knife.

While trimming a grape arbor at Rome City, Hugh ‘Dare of Columbia City, accidentally cut a deep gash in his left wrist with the knife he was using. A large artery was severed and bled profusely. Mr. Dare -wasg driven by his wife to Wolcottville where the injury was dressed.

Steal Furs.

The sheriff at Plymouth is spending a lot of effort trying to locate komeone, who, preparing for cold weather, stole furs valued at $125.00 irom the Ed Turner store at Argos.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

WOL(?O’[‘TVILLE FAR«.\IE!{ DIES. Heart Trouble Fatal to (. E. Shanower, While David Hanes Dies at Richmond Sanitorum. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. for Clinton E. Shanower, who died Sunday at his home norih of Wolcottville, Death was due to heart trouble. He was 77 years old. Surviving besides the wife are three daughters. i David Hanes, 67, farmer residing two miles northeast of Wolcottville, died at Richmond. Surviving are the widow and two children.

Hoover Plans Tour.

A rather strenuous schedule has been arranged for Herbert Hoover on his one-day excursion into the South early next month, during which he will visit two cities and pass through half a dozen others in the Tennessee and Virginia mountains by train or automobile. : The republican presidential candidate will make two speeches, the prin cipal one at Elizabethtown, Tenn., in mid-afternoon on OCctober 10th and the other at Johnson City, Tenn., late in the day just before he boards his private train for the overnight return to Washington.

J. Nels Bobeck.

John Nels Bobeck, aged 81 years, passed away at his home south w»f Richville church, following a prolonged illness from anemia was buried today. He leaves besides his wife, two sons, William of Ligonier and :’Claude of Syracuse; two daughters, Mrs. Fannie Larson of Southeast of ’Ligonier' and Tllie at home. Besides ;these'he leaves 11 grandchildren and ;‘6 great grandchildren. One daughter Mrs. Freda Veorhes, preceded him in death about fifteen years ago.

Golden Rule Sunday.

i Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana university, and Golden kßule chairman of the state of Indiana, announces Sunday, December 2nd, as %Internationat Golden Rule Sunday. On that day in thousands of Indiana homes, Golden Rule dinners will be partaken of and in the church and Sunday school services, addresses and programs calling for the observance of the day will be in order.

Young People's (onference.

- Elkhart is to,be the mecca for several hundred young people of Indiana next month when that city entertains the .Northern State Youngs Peoples’ conference of the Indiana Council of Religious Education on the 12, 13 and 14th of October. : These conferences usually bring from 1200 to 1500 young people of high school age or slightly older into annual meeting.

Grand Jury to Investigate Death.

The death of Mrs. Blanche Manis, 35, who was found fatally injured Saturday night along a highway eight miles east of Tipton, will be investigated by a special grand jury called to meet next Thursday. Lester Manis 40, husband of the woman, told officers his wife jumped from the automobile in which they were riding. They had quarreled, he said. Manis is under arrest.

Sale of Household Goods.

"The undersigned administrator of the estate of Anna C. Silburn deceased, will at the late residence ¢f the decedent on Main Street in the city of Ligonier Noble County, Tndiana at one o'clock P. M. on SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 1928 offer for sale and sell at public auction tfo the highest and best bidder all of the household goods and personal effects of said Anna C. Silburn consisting principally of the following items: three beds, mattresses and bedding, sewing machine, marble top dresser, 14 small rugs, 4 largs rugs, 8 rocking chairs, arm chair, davenport, bookcase, 2 secretaries, library table, large mirror, floor lamp, books bench 2 stools, couch, marble top table, dining table and chairs, clock, marble top commode, small mirror, oak stand dishes, silverware, kitchen utensils, kitchen range, new Hotpoint eleciric range, small mirror, kitchen table, coal, washing ‘'machine, canned fruit, linoleum, pictures, oil lamp and other articles. , e ; Citizezns Bank Ligonier, Indiana Administrator. : Earl Kurtz Auctioneer. 4 J. C. Kimmell, Clerk. 34b3t

- Nearhy Deaths. ; Claude Smith, 40, apoplexy, Eikhart; Forrest Shank, 29, tuberculosis Elkhart county; Mrs. Agnes Swartzell, 80, complications, Elkhart. - They Change Location. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tresler have rented a farm one-half mile from Ligonier and will move there from Diamond hill farm. : Bandits Busy. ‘ Loot totallying $2,500 cash and $9,500 in checks was taken by bandits who staged two safe crackings at Indianapolis over the week-end. FOR SALE—Potatoes at 60¢ a bushel drop us a card and say how many bushels you want for the winter. Dan A. Yoder Topeka, R. 1 Box 55. 3babt

. < . BIG DOUBLE STORE We have prepared for the Fall with a larger and more complete line of Mens, Boys, Girls, Children ann?adies wearing appaiel, notions, staplé goaods, blankets, underwear, gowns, linéns, 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. ILet us quote you a few of the many good valucs we have. ) % ' Eon . 95¢ LADIES’ AND GIRLS’ DRESSES s e ;‘7 \f‘f‘ In this line we lead in quality and ' and style. Fancy colors, fancy styles 34 )) \ \ A & ) Ladies’ | House Dresses ................95¢ _ :}z il Yl (ZFR Girly School Drosses ... 95 R, ch JRIER(CL I T e \‘!.g o | N\ IRt el MUSLIN DEPARTMENT = % e ] gl",'gg,’é‘_,"f @) 26 inch Unbleached Musim .........10¢ o "ﬂ,, M :5/’1‘@;;;@1: \§~' 36 inch Unbleached, extra heavy 13cy St e TR YR, 5 36 inch Bleached Hope Muslin ....15¢ k% iﬁ“? ?Q 0\4—5135—’%‘% 36 inch Fine Mainsook ..................25¢ — /. e RN T i e ot p—————— %Y‘ - g 7, | Ve 15¢ FANCY PERCALE 15¢ YARD : -%‘ jSR f&‘,'{‘i‘;’é?“f,“; \ 36 inch Fancy Percales, light or e & oAI peltivi=) g dark, only 15 Wl 7N ‘-: =‘( . ..‘ ‘a_!ﬂ';'!!y“t‘_‘l“ s ayY oy on ‘\ ....7.............:.."........:.. C : - "‘!!Qf;l::_l\ﬁgg‘f'- 36 inch Fancy Wash Prints, big : ; ' selettion, only ... ... ... 206 o ‘ \ .} Peter Pan Prints or Plain .......50¢ ‘ § % BOYS AND MEN’S OVERALLS ® { ' Boys’ Qveralls .............. 89¢, 98¢ $l.lO B 1 ‘!.,9 : % \ Men’s Overalls, heavy, large cut '1.29 ' : p 2 B vdens Jackels ..o 189 -—-———-———-————.—-——-—-—-—-—-——-——-———-————-——————- - MEN’S AND BOYS’ SHIRTS , e BOYS' WORK SHHRTEBE fuiioovi il ] T e BOYS' WORE SHIRTS, HEAVY: L.......mmomminmmndde | oS N > Al MINE WORE SIHRIS | . i 690 TINGE ) \g.@' -3 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, HEAVY .89 | r:rt»-tzﬁ_‘z*-\; (N MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS ...coorrccrrsisismrenn 08¢ |Lt eI NG SR y 3 A i ,'whl L "“’ 3 ‘ FAI S~ POYS DRESE SHRTE o i i 898 ‘\i’?",‘-.!"4&&&‘;&?%‘ ‘ T e e eet | | SRS ~ $1.49 MEN’S FLEECED UNION SUITS $1.49 RS A e EXTRA HEAVY FOR WINTER e aUINNZRE U Ribbed Union Suit 114 Ibs. to the garment ..................51.39 EZR\} ‘,‘““ || IR Boys’ Union Suits, Fit E-Z, 28 to 34 sizes, all one price 98¢ m‘ L R RIGE R Boys’ Knit Ribbed Union Suits at .........79¢, 89¢ and 98¢ |fg g e \t‘ e D e S T B S A I £US e 8 SR, Ot W 0 R T BSRARNP . T 20 - ‘v' i # 98¢ LADIES’ UNION SUITS _ B Ih Ladies’ Part Silk Union Suits, no sleeve, knee length A B oy Just what yeun manbat ..o e 986 ) , ﬁ“] ‘ Girls’ Union Suits, all styles ..............c............ 89¢c and 98¢ | N y A 8 ' m i e ‘:',. i"' 98¢ SILK BLOOMERS 98¢ .~ Y e - This is a special heavy weight Bloomer, 2 sides, A [ON | Y 2,8 and 7, assorted colors at onily . .............. ... ... 98¢ | @“) & | { Other Bloomers, Combination Suits, Step-ing, Cowns, \—’—\‘ : Everybody compliments this department for its quality . - 13 ' and style. : e R " e

SWEATER (OATS Boys’, Girls, Ladies’, Men’'s Sweater coats up from ... $1.49 Boys’ Sweater coats ......... $1.49 Boys’ Wool Lumberjacks $2.13 Men's Sweaters ........... $1.49

|'\ A l 5 PR GR (AR I P e e L 4 PR eeD St e cdp e eB L ik e Treat yourself to a Beautiful, New, Warm Blanket ow satisfying it is to dress p ﬂvyour bed with a lovely, colorful, new blanket!: . . How nice,on a cool night, to snuggle under its comforting warmth! 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. Nashua

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 newd, STANSBURY'’S, Ligonier, Ind y 1 AND A | Igomer, nd.

- Gary School Principal Arrested. Ac.usced of tlogging James Millington, jr, 11, with a garden hose, E. A. Spalding, principal of the Emerson school at Gary, was free on $5OO bond. The boy said he was whipped for climbing a school fence. Black and blue marks were left by the beating, it was said. B Is Improying. Mrs. Geopgs Horsewood, of near Millersburg, who was seriously burned in an oil explosion several weekd ago, i 8 showing continued slight improvement and may recover. Everybody’'s following here, “The Maghnificent Flirt” from Paris—ail the town's talking and there's something to talk about-——see her yourself at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

Ladies Silk and Rayon Hose Ist | ORsllly oL e Ladies’ Pure Silk Pointed i heel service® weight fash- i ioned a stocking to wear 93¢ | Ladies, pure silk semi-chif- 1 fon, rich in appearance $1.50 |

- OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT 72x80 Cotton Blankets, pretty plaids .............................32.49 70x80 Cotton Blankets, heavy, pretty Plaids ................54.29 WOOL BLANKETS and SINGLE ROBE BLANKETS : In this Department We Can Save You Money W"M COTTON BATTING Let Us Help You Make Your Comforts. - 26 inch PANCY CHALIME Lo i oinagriaims 308 S€ ineh DABK DITTING Lo i o vessttil 2 Ib.. STITCHED BATT, white a 8 SNOW .ccvccvveineiinessissensidOC 31b. PLAIN BATT, white ap BROW ..........viiiomiicimnOot 8 ounce ROLLS !14(. ; JUST CALL FOR YOUR BATTS _ 19¢ CRASH, 18 INCH 19¢ e All Pure Linen Crash, 18 inches wide ... 19¢ New 60 inch Mercerized Damask, pink, blue and yellow ‘harders the vard oMY 1.0 L vaiinanDicoin Ve .——————-—_*——_-—-_-——— e 13¢ WHITE OUTING et ' 97 INGH WHITE-OUTING| only . iiiininiiinaein 188 27 INCH DARK OUTING, phly . ...cooiminimssivmnsvnid B 8 26 INCH WHITE OUTING, only .ivioivisainmiormne 180 36 INCH LIGHT OUTING, EXTRA HEAVY only .........25¢ G DRESS GOOD?\ DEPARTMENT % 54 inch All Wool French Flannel for school wear. 54 inch Tweeds for school. - SR By R U RN SR e T - Other Silks in all colors and qualities.® See the DRESS GOODS before you buy. . Cotton Dress Goods, Ginghams.

. Sweeper (ause of $lO,OOO Suit. . Suit for sl¢.ooo damages has been ‘Ettled in the federal court at Cleveland 'QOhio, by Joseph James of Anderson against the manufacturer of avacuum sweeper as a result of the death by electrocution of his wife while operating the machine in her home two years ago. . Hunt Forger. . Elkhart police are searching for a man between the ages of 35 and 40, who Sunday night cashed a forged check for $18.85 at the Pharmanette in- Elkhart. The check was written hy R. A. Harman and endorsed by (, E Jackson. : ~ See “The Magnificent Flirt”, you cant resist here, at Crystal Sunday and Monday.

49¢ SIEK HOSE

Boy’s Golf Hose for school at i .. 29C Bnd boc Girls? Silk Hose oo s ble Girls’ Lisle HOSe ......civieis 25€ Boys' Heavy Cotton Hose ... 30¢ Men’s Hose black brown grey 15¢ Men's Silk Hose Fancy. ........ 39¢