Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 33B, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 September 1929 — Page 4

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For Sale—Small safe. Enquire of Mrs. P. J. Carney. 33azt Ray Woodruff is here visiting relatives and old friends. . ———ena IR See “The Single Standard’ in all ihe world no Garbo like this. Mrs. G. C. Koerner of Kempton, 111, returned home after visiting at th> home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeve. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gorsuch a son Sept. 8. Name Carl Leslie. * The ladies are invited to our read: to - wear department. Silk dresses, fancy dresses in prints, house dresses ladies rain coats. Something new. See this line. Stansbury Sells for less. :

| ART REED = - announces the opening othis A cohplete line of éaﬁd fand Orchestra Instruments, Banjos and Ukeles and all musical supplies. - Do not fail to see the most beautiful line of - - BALDWIN PIANOS All Radio Artists are using the Baldwin. Come in and ask about our easy payment plan on all instrumeq_ts | ' THE LATEST IN GIFTS e | FOR ALL OCCASIONS - Art Reeds Chocolate Shoppe

Quality First ' | = Economy Always JET WHITE STORES | “Save Every Day The Jet White Way” - Peaches, Apricots and Pineapple $ PelfeCt . 2 1-2 cans, per dozen 2°95 Coffee, Maxwell House 1b....... 49¢ Jello, assorted flavors 2 pkgs...ls¢ Milk, Carnation, Pet,Borden 3.29 c Pop Corn, sure pop, 3 pkg5.....23c * P&G, White Naptha, (Y ; . SOAP Kitks Flake White 10 bars 370 Tin Cans, d0zen....... ... .. 48c Sealing Wax, 3 sticks.... . 10c Jar Tops, Ball Mason, 2 dozen. 45¢ Jar Rubbers, extra heavy, 4dz 25¢ o McKenzie Pan Cake and Pal Cake l: lOur Buckwheat, large bag 25 C Hominy, Perfect 2 1-2 cans 3.23 c Rolled Oats Quaker lg 5ize”....23c Bran Flakes, Kelloggs, pkg...... 10c Roman Meal, large pkg.... 3¢ y ‘ Aluminum waterless cooker $ bOOkerS 9 1-2 Quart Size, each 395 Salt, 3lb bag 8c 10 1b bag.. 19c Rice, fancy Blue Rose, 4b, 25¢ Gold Dust, Powder lg. pkg.....23c Marshmellows, 3lb fancy tin...79c BRE AD o | 1-2 Pound Loaf 8(:,

. W. . T. U. Convention. : The W. C. T. U. county convention wil! be held at the U. B. church in this cite Friday September 13. There will be an all day session with a pot luck dinner. ; e 2t Airs. Oscar Parks and son Bertram lef: Tuesday for their home in New York state after visiting Ligonier relatives. L ‘ G.reta Garbo has It in any languagg Sec her as an American society girl and learn Why at .Crystal Sunday and Monday. : ; . e . } Ay, and Mrs. Don Braden will move froon a farm neéar Kimmell and will l('}(i(:l‘.py a part of Mrs. Lena Wolf’s lhome on Cavin street. :

“The Single Standard” at Crystal Sunday and Monday. « | Postmaster and Mrs. W. S. Milner are home from a trip in Michigan. Mrs. Jeannette Young and Mrs. Nellie Stewart of Albion spent Tuesday with Mrs. S. P. Smith. ~ Mrs. 0. N. Parks and son of Alabama N. Y., returned home Tuesday after a vigit of two weeks here. For Rent—Rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire 208 East Third street, Mrs. Emma Homan. _Walter Kegg of Syracuse was in Ligonier Tuesday visiting his brother John and other relatives. . It it ds silk by the yard muslin, prints, Gingham, Ticking Sateens Rayons, Broadcloth, Peter Pan, Stansbury ihas it. - : ‘ Wendell Nicholas will leave Saturday morning for Ames, lowa, to resume his studies in' the university there. - Miss Velma Deardroff and V\"ehdoll Nicholas were guests last evening- of i.\lr. and Mrs. Floyvd Peterson in Mishawaka. L ' e e e : "Sol Henoch and Charles Simmons are in Richmond, W. V., on business for the Ligonier Refrigerator com- | pany. ' "Miss Zelma Zimmerman of Rome City and Glenn Grady of Syracuse were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage here Saturday.

. Miss Ellen Houser who suffered a stroke of paralysis some, time ago is in a critical condition at’'the home of Mr. and Mrs. R V. Smith.: Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mochel have rented the house of Mrs. Emma Homan and will move ‘there from the Kégg property on East Third street. Are you making comforts if so those nice challies at Stansbury’s will help you solve your problem. That nice three Ib. Stitched Batting makes the job easy. : - School Girlg, you will have a big selection of cotton and Jersey Dresses to select from. Rain coats, Sweater coats. Just stop in at Stansbury’s Double, Store. - Mrs. B }; Cooper. and daughter, Miss Effie Cooper of Goshen and Rev. H. S. Cooper of Detroit, mother, sister and brother of lLauther Cooper with Mrs. H. S. Cooper and son Churchill were visitors this week at the Cooper home. ‘ . e If you are looking for Blankets the place to go is Stansbury’s. Over 500 pair to select from. Plain Greys, and Tans, Fancy Plaids, in Part Wool, All Wool, -all cotton for large beds, for single beds, for the baby bed. All new at Stansbury’s. ' FOR SALE—Bedroom suite, bed, dresser, matress, springs and two chairs $50.00; Victrola, two mahogany ;tab'les, magazine stand, Brandon loud speaker, B-battery ‘eliminator and trickle charger, ear phones, new roller skates, also hall tree, kitchen utensils and many other articles. See Mrs. P. J. Carney. - :

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M. E. Church Notices Sunday School at 9:30 Edward Bourie Supt. . : | Public Worship at 10:30, | Evening Worship at 8:00. ‘ ' The regular services of the church will be resume d this coming Sunday. The pastor wishes to—thank the members and friends of the church for many kinwms of sympathy and kind acts to him and his family during his recent illness. We are very glad to be able to get back into the regular services of the church. B Now since vacation days are abouf over we hope to see ‘many more in the Sunday school _and church services Let us get a good start by being on hand Sunday morning. - It will not be long until Rally Day. Let us be looking forward to mak‘ing this the greatest Day of the conference 5‘(3211‘. Watch for the. announcement. : e . Elkhart Man Indicted , Edward J. Gulick 58 of Elkhart who several jnonths ago pleaded guilty in the DeKalb county circuit court to a charge of assault and battery after being indicted for manslaughter has again been indicted this time on two counts ('~hzn'ging manslaughter. by the LaGrange county grand jury. which al--80 returned the first indictment. "The origihal charge against Gulick was made following-an accident near LaGrange in which Gulick’'s machine struck a parked auto resulting in the de’ath‘ of Twila 13-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude! J. Cline of near Lia Grange. The accident occurred on Sept. 29 1928, G

' Property Loss is High. l»f‘ropertyiloss by fire in Indiana in 1925 was $6,874,263 in 4,777 fires accord ing to figures compiled By the office of Albert M. Hogston, state fire marshal. : : : ; Total value of property damaged was $62,486,930. i ' Causes were listed as sparks 1,735; children and maLéhes 107; defective flues * 377; lightning 94: explosions 143; defective wiring 203; cigarettes 87 and overhead stoves and furnaces 913 : Kinds of property included 3,332 dwellings; 298 barns; 176 garages: 255 store buildings: 138 automobiles: 28 churches; 34 schools and 18 hotels. k . Wheat $51.21 The Bushel - Ligonier dealers today were paying $1.21 a bushel for wheat. This is an advance of one cent a bushel over the first of the week. ' 1i g e - Mrs. Graham Lyon is spending the day in Fort- Wayne. , ? i S S B v } Mrs. Fred Starr was a business visitor in Goshen this morning. ‘- ' Mr. and Mrs. Graham Lyon were South Bend visitors Tuesday. : e Millersburg and Wakarusa have gone pack to standard time after am experiment with daylight saving. =

Uirele No. 2 of the M. B church will hold a bake sale at the Green meat market Saturday morning: = Armstrons Felt Base Rugs for the kitchen bath .or living room.- An size you need, can be had at Stansbury’s for less. : * Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thompson, on their way from Cleveland, Ohio, o Florida came through Ligonier and visited Earl Thompson. e Mrs. J. W. C. Scott of Etna is taking treatment for eye trouble in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Scott is the mother of Mrs. Arthur E. Kelley of this city.’ Mrs. Harry Dickinson, Mrs. Ray Smalley and Mrs. Fred Starr attended 'the “Desert Song” at the Jefferson }*theatre in Goshen Wednesday night. ~ Don son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Galloway ‘resid'ing near Cromwell under went a tonsilectomy operation at Dr. Black’s hospital Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolf had as dinner guests the first of the week Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDowell of Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. James McDowell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winbrenner will move to the flat over the Stansbury store. Mr. and Mrs* Lawrence Wolf will occupy their new home October Ist. . : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hess on their way home from Chicago where they had been buying goods for their Danville, Ind., store stopped over and spent last night with Mr. and Mirs. Maurice Hess. Mrs. Mary Smith celebrated her 88th birthday anniversary Wednesday Among her guests during the day were Mrs. John Hays Mrs. Grover ‘Smith and daughter, Mrs. Charles Schlabach and Mrs. Jaines W. Smith of Elkhart, Mrs. Laura McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. A J. Inks and Freddie Netz were in South Bend Wednesday to visit Mrs. }Donald Netz. Mrs. Netz who has been very ill has been removed from a hospital there to the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. Fed Clapp. Mrs. Netz is improved. i ; ‘ ‘Now is the time to pay your Banner «cription to the Banner. :

Car For Sale - Dodge coupe in good condition. Will sell at a bargain part cash balance in| 12 monthly payments. Mrs. Nellie Sedgwick. ' e L For Sale—Pickles, Msr. Reed Fisel. e ~ 33a2t ~ The city council meets in regular session tonight. - - _ Earl Thompgon spent tv{-'elve weeks working at ihe» Burr Cak Valley dairy. Greta-Garbo who else matters, See‘ her in ““The Single Standard” at Crystal ‘Sunday and Monday. = Miss Eva Cook was off duty at the American State bank yesterday. Mrs. Charles Wagner filled her place, A new line of rugs at Stansbury's. Over 150 I,?a'tt..m'nsvto select from.. All sizes and qualities from §lB.OO to $125.00. s e ! e Bring your junk to our yards and reccive the highest prices for same. We buy old cars. Harry Fox phone 433] at Joe Miller's old stand. 30btt‘ You can earn living expenses- while% attending the South Bend Business College. Places now open. Write or wire for particulars. . 33abt* “The Single Standard” a smashing picturization of the sensational Adelee Rogeis St. John best seller at Crystal Sunday and Monday. C Friends in this city will be interested to know that Rerv., R. E. Vance has been returned as pastor of the United Brethren church at Decatur. = Mrs. Walter. Robinson and aunt Mrs. Jesse B. Smith of Houston, Tex., are spending the day with Mrs. Rollin Wainright near Cosperville.: We have received a new shipment of Boy's and Men's. Overalls. For the |school boy, we have them with or with out bib. For men. with bib or no bib, coveralls, jumpers. Stansbury sells the best for less. . ¢ ! FOR SALE—Singer Sewing Machine bedding, garden hose and rack, mahogany tables, bed springs and bed, sectional bookcase, piano’lamp, also {floor and stand lamps, and many other household articles. See Mrs. P. J. iCarhey ' 32h2t

THURS. SEPT. 12 : : The Squall . A\ splendid étm'y' starring Alice .one)e, Richard Tucker and Myena Loy_ as the Gypsy charmer. - FRI. AND SAT. SEPT., 13-14 ‘The Desert Rider A good story of'the west starring Tim McCoy also Sennett comedy. SUN. AND MON, SEPT. 15-16 ~ The Single Standard | Stax'ring Greta Garbo and Nils Asther, She (1:1}712('1 to live her life as men do—but faund real happiness in the single -standard. She learned i\about_ love from hvinl;—but he learned iabout women from her—Ascreen sensation. ; TUES. WED., THURS., SEPT. 17-18-19 The Man and the Moment Starring beautiful Billie Dove and Laßocque from Elinor Glyn’s novel.,

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