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er, kraut cutter, grindstone, 1-5-10 c&» stone jars, crocks, ete. J. C. %ﬂlmon;.lSSMercer St. vl JUDD’S DILL PICKLE MIXTURE at - Ridenour’s Drug Store. PROLONG THE LIFE of your shoes by..repairing at (the first sign of wear, Paul’s Shoe Repair Shop. NORWICH PEPTO-BISMOL, 47c, 89¢ and. $1.89 sizes. Ridenour’s Drug Store, - . ‘ POWERENE. TO CLEAN YOUR rugs—at Calbeck’s Hardware. PICKLING SPICES of all kinds. Ridenour’s Drug Store. ' ‘'WOQDBURY’S FACIAL SOAP, 10c. Ridenour’s. Drug Store. : NEW LINE OF TRIMMED ANB pagtel borders for bath, kitchen, bqfrooms and children’s rooms, at Colbeck’s Hardware. '_ DR. MILES ALKA SELTZER, 60c size, 49¢. Ridenour’s Drug Store. TEXbLITE AT CALBECK’S HARDware store. . :

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AUTO BODY and fender repair shop, ~ now open full time, at rear of Crys-| tal Theatre. “Speedy” Hayden. - If Unfortunate in Loss of | Horses—Cattle—Sheep—Hogs | Phone 197 J Collect - Kendallville Fertilizer Co.. ' EVERS&SONS = - LEGAL NOTICE =~ Notice to Taxpayers of Proposed Library Tax =~ = Notice is hereby given of the following- estimate of expenses and of the Proposed Tax Levy to meet such expenses of the Ligonier Public Library for the year 1945, Viz: = SAIATIES ccrvcvsesssrsesmsisersnssussssaserces $ 2928000 Services Contractual ............ 565.00 SUPPHES ..iconnuiicsmsnsasessssssasensenss 0000 Current Charges ... 100.00 Properties .....icsssssscisssssssenses 560,00 TRI -s st 58.800.00 The assessed valuation of property in the City of Ligonier, Indiana, is $2,165,435 and it is hereby proposed of the City Council that a levy of ten cents (.10) on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) be allowed in order to meet the current expenses for the year 1945. : ; = The Perry Township Trustee has proposed a levy of five cents (.06) on

WW"‘—'""‘ =5 B 4 “For the same money.” That’s the clue. You don’t realize that rates are down, because your bill may be as much as it was fifteen years ago—or jg:yhapo even more. But you ve more electric appliances

Paper Shortage Most Acute Since War Began »

For the first time since - Pearl| Harbor, the supply of paper has be‘come really serious. According to the War Production Board, unless something is done about it immediately, ‘there may be a shortage of 75,000 tons of waste paper during the last quarter of the year. ' ' “The present shortage is the result of the tremendously increased demand for paper used in the war effort,” says County Salvage Chairman Leo G. Dauenhauer. “Then, too, because of labor shortage, comparatively little pulp wood is being cut today. o : More than 700,000 items used in the war effort require paper in some form“or other. For example: 25 tons ~50,000 pounds—of paper are required for the blue prints in building one: battleship. It takes 2% pounds of waste paper to make one prisoner-of-war box in’ which we ship food to our men in prison’ camps.

“You can help by saving newspapers, magazines, cartons, and brown paper, firmly tying them in bundles about 12 inches high. City residents should then place the bundles at the curb on collection day, while ‘rural residents ‘should give them to the rural mail carrier or a 4-H Club member.

The Boy Scouts are cooperating 100% in the waste paper drive under the supervision of Rev. Underwood in Ligonier, Mack D. Howell in Cromwell, and Robert Maggart in Albion; with the High School Band assisting Charles Shell; in the paper collection at Rome City. . " :

AUGUST 31 FINAL DATE FOR DAIRY FEED PAYMENTS

Producers of milk and butterfat should make application. to the Noble County-Agricultural Conservation Association by August 81, in order to receive the subsidy payment of 35 cents per hundred on milk and 6 cents per pound on butterfat. ‘ Payments will be made on July and August production in September., .

- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Godfrey spent several days this week in Ann Arbor, Mich., where Mrs. Godfrey underwent examination in the University of Michigan hospital clinic. =

Rosemary Donley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Donley, and Mrs, Bessie ' Strater, of Corunna, underwent tonsilectomies Monday at the office of Dr Stalts. i

Miss Shirley Engleright, Miss Patty Daly and Mrs. Lawrence Daly are house guests this week of Mrs. David Bentz. ‘ o ' !

Mrs. Robert Swager and Mrs. Dean Cook entertained at a Stork Shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Swager’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolf, honoring Mrs. John Griffith. Twenty-four guests attended and at the. close of the evening were served refreshments by the hostesses.

each one hundred dollars ($100.00) for the township, which will enable the Library Board to meet the 1945 budget if these proposals are allowed. Complete details of the budget estimate may be seen, on inquiry of the secretary of the Library Board. Ligonier Public Library Board, F. Anson Churchill, President. Bruce Schutt, Secretary.

oo CALEorSEE . Woalter Robinson FOR RELIABLE AUTO INSURANCE Phone = - - 973 or 241

LIGONIER Friday, SEPT. . Softball Park ‘Auspices Amer. Legion SRIMMING OVER B ;;_':‘<4j |,{ —WONDEROUS SUR- e PRISES & A MYRIAD WERERIREER AwAzG FEATURES! N T FAR BIGGER AND GREATER THAN EVER! pour stans IFLORENZ Bl TROUPE RERLARKIN Adules - -90 c

CENTENARY UNITED | BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. H. W. White, D. D., Pastor

Church -School—9:3o a. m., Fred Targgart, superintendent. - Lesson Subject — “Israel’s First King.” = ; | : Classes to suit your needs. : -Morning Worship—lo:4o a. m. - Sermon Subject—*Laborers with

Evening Worship—7:3o p. m. Sermon Subject—*“The Crime of Cowardice.” ; i

~ Installation of Church and Sunday School officials.

- All officers, whether re-elected or newly elected, should be in this serv-

- Bible Study and Prayer Meeting— Wednesday night. o St. Jeseph Conference Church of the United Brethren in Christ will convene at: its one hundredth session at’ Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, August 30-Sept. 3rd, 1944, ‘Rev. Fred L. Dennis, D. D., Bishop of the northwest area, will preside. Rev. Benj. F. Cain, D. D.; Conference superintendent, will assist him, Many of the denominational leaders will speak. ~ 3 __The local church will be represented by Rev. H. W. White, pastor, and Lewis Marker, delegate, and Roy Elijah, alternate. o A

Miss Isabel Long, of Albion, underwent a tonsilectomy Tuesday at the office of Dr. Stultz and spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Velva Martin. - ‘ L : .

~Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fisher spent Thursday in Plymouth with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shock and family.

- Mrs. Iva Slater and Mrs. Ed Brandeberry attended a meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps in Elkhart Thursday. © . . . Mrs. Keith Working and Mrs. Ed Brandeberry spent Friday in Elkhart working in the War Mothers’ Canteen. AR

Aviation Cadet John Churchill arrived Sunday from Luke Field, Phoenix, Ariz., to spend an eight-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Churchill. ' Lieut. Charles B. Renner left Monday for Camp Claiborne, La., after spending a week's leave here. - Mrs. J. R. Glascott and grandson, Kenneth, of Hopkins, Mich.,, are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hire. . o

. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley and sons, of Chesterton, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley. : :

Janet Spears has returned home after spending a week at Silver Lake with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Spears. ; Sgt. James Sack will leave Friday for Greenwood, Miss., after spending a 16-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Sack. :

Mr. and Mrs. O. V, Borger, Mrs. Emma Fahl, Mrs. Susan Borger, Mrs. Tom Hire and son Denny, Walter Hire and daughters, Joan and Marvis, and William Hire attended the Hire family reunion Sunday in Nappanee at the home of Mrs. Roy Burt. The 1945 reunion will be held at Warsaw. par_k. . e

James Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hayes, i spending this week at the farm of her grandfather, Lew Hayes, near Albion. - ; Mrs. Gladys Tilden, Mrs, Charles Tilden, and Mary Tilden, of Fort Wayne, spent Tuesday. evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Billman.

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Loraine Sheley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sheley, mderwent] tonsilectomy Friday at the office of Dr. Stultz, ; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ura Miller are the parents of a daughter, Carol Jean, born Saturday; August 19th. - Mrs. Paul Ridenour and daughter Lois are spending this week at Clear Lake as the guests of Miss Hilda Zigler, of Fort Wayne. : :

Lieut. and Mrs. Charles B. Renner were honor guests Sunday at a dinner given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Renner. Other out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Went and sons, Elkhart; Mrs. Donna Morgan and sons, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vinson, of Goshen.

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Places Are Still Opeh For . WomenA and Girls Bring t'hevwar to an end — » . sooner by your help at | o | home. A i : o ' AﬁPIY in person -or write -to | ’ , United States Rubber Co. s @OO '.--;un

TO PRESENT PUPILS IN PIANO RECITAL MONDAY NITE ~ Mrs. C, G. Keehn will present her pupils in a piano recital Monday evening, August 28th, at 7:46 o’clock, in the Christian Church. The public is cordially invited. . e (e : - CARD OF THANKS . We wish to express our deep appreciation of the kindnesses shown by our neighbors and friends at the death and burial of our father—The chilIdren and their families of S. A. Elijah.

Al ‘_:‘f A QLEZPLY, SINCE 1861 3 More than eighty years of Faithful Service in Ligonier and vicinity. 'We are ready to serve at any hour. CAREFUL AND DEPENDABLE AMBULANCE SERVICE BROWN IFUNERAL HOME = L ruier, Indl 3 Phone 115 Res. Phone 120 s