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Auctioneering Twenty-one years experiencejin all kinds of live - stock and farm sales. Satisfaction on our part ~ guaranteed or no charge. For dates call Lincoln Cafe, Ligonier. - John Gill & Son

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MUSICIAL -GOODS The Best Line of Musieal Goetls, Censisting of Pianos, Player-Pianos and Victrolas is to be found on our floor, and may be purehased at right prices.and agreeable terms. Our 49 years experiesnes in handling Muscial Instruments is a Reliable Guarantes as $o our ability to furnish you with good reliable Instruments, ~ VICTROLA RECORDS Remember you may. have Victor R_e:ord bmuht to_y.our' _.doer, each month, by leaving your name and address with ~our Rmra Rtprqontative, Mr. D:lk.t. , ; . ROGERS & WILSON

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Willis Kerr, of Chicago spent Sunday at home. e “Babe Ruth” makes bis 55t home 'run at Crystal tonight. ' Jess Kern came from New Carlisle and speut Sunday with relatives. - John Himes and Sam Fellows tock i,ln the carpival at Goshen Friday. ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Snyder have gone 1o Toledo for a visit of & few days. © Miss Thala Ramsby was a week end visitor to South Bend and Goshen. Karl Decker left Saturday on a M;i-l ness trip to New York city. < Mrs. Frank P Wood arrived home‘ Bunday from a visit of ten days iz Chicago. o Charles Hardesty, of South Chicago, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Dewey. _ H. E. Gutelius and family of Kendallville visited Mr. and Mrs. Mort Long Thursday. e

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradiley, of Garrett, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Epert. ‘ - . “The Romance of Tarzan” the concluding chapters of “Tarzan of the Apes” at Crystal tonight. Mrs. - John Hays and two children spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Grover H. Smith in Elkhart. Mrs. Ann'Bn!der. of Elkhsrt_andj Mrs. J. E. Bredon, of Bucyrus, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Snider. - < _George Carpentier idol of France and Champion of Europe in “The Wonder Man'at Crystal Thursday and FriMesdames James Lsmbnfie’l and Lena Slantz of Fort Wayne; were Sun‘day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mentzer. ' .~ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Draper and son Jdack and Miss Elizabeth Dunning ‘witnessed the high dive in Goshen Friday evening. = . : : L L rEmm i ~ Mrs. Rube Deeter who has been an invalid for many months, came near dyirg Thursday night of an attack of heart disease. -

A record of deeds filed at Albion 'shows that Fred H. Green has sold to Raleigh E. Chiddister land in Sec. 18 Perry township. : : S———— M, and Mrs. Jacob Kime, newlyweds, came from Mishawaka and spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hite. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cotherman and children and Mrs. Leas, mother of Mrs. Cotherman spent the week end visiting in Goshen. - Mr. and Mrs. Solly Lanz, Mesdames William Latta, Jennie Drain, James Snider and daughter Wilma were Goshen visitors Saturday. . Miss Catherine Clapp, of South Bend, spent Sunday at the Will Sack home with her aunt and her grandmother Mrs. J. E. McDonald. . For Sale, span of big mules, gentle and well broken, weight 2,600. Just the team for heavy hauling or for farm work. Call Phone 161. Ligonier. |

Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Magnuson, newlyweds, have taken up their residence in Ligonier. The happy couple is given a most hearty welcome by their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Kunce and daughter Mrs. Baker, Miss Corrine Hussey and Mr. and Mrs. Heary Israel were among the- Goshen visitors Saturday. ‘ Many coal dealers in the stat agree they might exist-on a profit of $2.25 a ton on coal but they much prefer the $3 a ton they made during the war and up to the prosont time. | ‘Mrs. Perry Nelson is."a Ligonhr} from the Sta.c s-'dlers h me in LaFayette on a visit with old friends. Mrs. Nelson says the LaFayette institution is the best home she:ever had. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hays of Elkhart, spent Sunday here guests of Charles Green. Mr. and Mrs. Hays leave for Seattle, Washington, next Sunday where they will make their future home. - : sl it

George Carpentier world war hero and champion of Burope in an intriguing drama of high socfety. The most realistic fight scene ever shown on the screen. Two fashionable clubmen settling an affair of honor with padded mits. The man with .a millfon dollar smile in a million dollar production at Crystal Thursday and FriFriday Goshen visitors: Mrs. Hugh Lundy, Mrs. Jacob Smalley, Mrs. William Tyler, Mrs. W. J. Bolitho, Mrs. George Bryan, Mrs. Roy Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flowers, Mrs. Ray Loy, Miss Gertie Knight, Mrs. Harley Bowen, Mrs. Edgar Sack, Mrs. Frank 'McGuin, Mrs. Oak Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Drake, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Inks and son Dan, Henry Hire, Rev. J. F. Lutey, G, W, Ecker, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Beckner, Mr. and Mrs. George Leming, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hull and many others. S&|v¥ \X 4 ¢

Elkbart Township Farmers Meet. (Wawaka Correspondent) ‘Wawaka, Ind, Oct. 18.—The Farmers’ federation of Eilkhart township held an enthusiastic meeting a: Copperville Thursday evening. The mectim was called to order by John E Pancake, township chairman. : ~ William H. Favinger of Albion coun ty president gave a splendid address, outlining the work of the federation 80 far accomplished, its future almsg, and other problems confronting it B. V. Widney, county agent, gave a ‘message of cheer and fellowship. while William Cochran of Ligonier spoke at some length on the coming membership drive. A gemeral meeting will be called Oct. 28 to get Feady for the big meeting. At this time, C. N. Masterson will be present and take charge of the drive. Dwight Mawhorter agent of Jasper county, has notified the iocal members that Mr. Masterson is a whirlwind at getting resuits, and ia an exceedingly live wire. When the| meeting is heid to launch the driv-s,l every member is urged to be present and bring a non-member with him. - Th Boys' and Giris" clubs of Elkhart township six fn number held a splendid meeting at the North Centralized school under the leadership ot Harold Sorgenfrel, club leader. Much. interest was shown. . C

Home Making Departments lln ' - Woman’s World Home-making these strenuous days means much more than providiog three square meals. -~ The madern housewife must be a specialist in many different lines. : She must be a business woman—she must know values. ! : : She must be an efficiency expert it she's to “make both ends meet.” : ' She must be a nurse in time of sickness. ‘ o . And, last of all she must be a sourcs of inspiration and encouragement to the entire family. It’s no easy job that you have picked, and you can’t expect to make good at it unless you keep in touch with what others are doing—how others are saving time, labor, money. Woman's: World home-making departments are filled with just the kind of practical, ‘helpful information you need. Subscribers are free to write direct to the heads of the following departmer'ts for any advice or suggestion they may require: ' - Beauty and Health : - Infant Care - - - Home Building ' : Home' Decoration ' . Home Management . : Making-over Old Clothes ‘ Millinery , ' Music—Literature—Art .The Woman’s World will be mailed with the Ligonier Banner One Year for $2.25. ' All new subscribers and al! old ones who pay one year in advance will receive both publications.

And -Still $250 A Year. ~ Think of 52 splendid weekly issues of the best reading—all of it from original sources-—the widest variety—equal to 35 volumes, and adapted to every age in the family. - That means a year of The Youth's Companion. And what it means to the family life cannot be computed. Splendid Serial Stories in weekly (not monthly) portions sustain high interest 200 Short Stories, Exceptional Articles by exceptional authorities, special pages for the family, the boys, the girls. Strong, mature minds prize The Companion’s Editorial Page everyone enjoys its humor, and all hands soon find it “one of the family.” - - One paper for all the family. The Companion takes the place and saves the price of several publications. - $250 for a year of 52 issues, but this price not guaranteed beyond January 1, next. : i ~ New subscribers for 1921 will receive: X

1. The Youth's Companion—s 2 issues in 1921 L . 2. All remaining weekly 1920 issues. 3. The Companion Home Calendar for 1291. All the above for $2.50 | " 4. McCall’s Magazine for 1921, $1.50 the monthly fashion authority. Bota pfibucwo%;or only $3.50. : ¢ Youth’s Companion, Commonwealth Ave. & St. Paul St., Boston, Mass. = G New Subscriptions Received at this Office. ' o i > e ‘ - i In Aerial Mail Service. _Floyd Buffington of Ligonier who piloted the Whistler aeroplane this - suminer, has been accepted as a pilot “n the U. 8. aerial mail service. Mr. Buffington left Ligonier two weeks ago for Washington where he took the examinations for the service. He passed with the highest grade ever given a flyer in that service and will be assigned to duty this week.

Refuse to Debate, : Senator Harding refuses to debate the league of nations jointly with Gov. Cox. Gov. Coolidge also backs away from a joint debate with Franklin D. Roosevelt. - The republican candidates are evidently fearful of the calamity which would overtake them in such joint discussions. \' » - < L * Hurt by Flying Glass. - Mrs. Fred Scott of Benton was serfously injured Friday evening when the automobile in which she was riding with her husband struck an unlighted machine that - was standing on the Lincoln highway. Flying glass from the brokKen windshield cut Mrs. Scott's face and hands. She was taken to Goshen and given medical attention. “Babe” “Ruth the greatest of ball players will show you how he made 54 home runs at Crystal tonight and tomorrew.: ~ . .\ :

. - i \‘i» . /_\\\ , i ,:'z.._' e — L .'. L & w&) Crow-Elkhart Cars Reduced : . . . - . D pHgR . ¢ ~ Big cut on all makes and styles - ~ NEW PRICES . : 3 passenger 4 cylinder Roadster . $1295 ‘ - S passenger 4 cylinder Touring o OO - . 3 passenger 6 cylinder Roadster : 1545 ‘ S passenger 6 cylinder Touring . . 1545 o 4 passenger 4 cylinder Sport o = RRN . -4 passenger 6 cylinder Sport . . 1595 . ~ 3 passenger 6 cylinder Coupe o 2188 . 9 passenger 6 Cylindcr_Scdan . A Come in and talk car or call and I will demonstrate the . machine you want. See me now for 7 : | winter storage. » | - - Blazed Trail Garage George W. Woodhouse, Prop. | igonier, Indiana

Make your clothes money go - Afarther this fall ~ You'll find that we are trying to help our customers keep down the cost of clothes

by two means = Ist-The best quality in clothes ---Hart Schaffner & Marx goods. 2nd--The lowest possible prices for quality. We’ve marked our prices for fall as- ‘“close the bone” as we can possibly go. We're going to do our part in that respect. We expect that we'll break about even on some Mihesegogds. = ' The main thing is that you'll get the kind of quality that gives 'long service; that will make |your clothes money go farther thon ever betore.

‘Hart Schaffner & Marx fine fall suits and overcoats $45.00, $50.00, $60.00 Carney Clothing Store

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