Ligonier Banner., Volume 59, Number 35B, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 October 1925 — Page 4

and§ LEP. BLUE Dealers in Farm land and City Properties» Wehave for sale twenty farmsin Noble, Lagrange Elkhart, Kosciusko, and Dekalb Counties, ranging from 10 to 160 acres at bargain prices. We also handle city property. Money to Loan - on Farms at 5% Come and seefus if you want to buy orsell a farm - Headquarters at CITIZENS BANK

W. H. WIGTON Attorney-at-iaw Office in Zimmerman Block LIGUNIER, iND

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- ADAMS NASH SALES COMPANY Lincoln Way South at Union Street - ~ Ligonier, Indiana

Mrs. Carver Dead. l Mrs. Nettie Carver 57 wife: of Dr. | W. F. Carver and prominent in Albion | society circles died early Monday morning at her home on Kast Main street following a short illness ofl pneumonia. She is_survived by her ‘husband and one sister Mre, S, Stone iof'Los Angeles. . :STATEMENT OF THE OWXNERSHIP . MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION - ¢ ETC REQUIRED BY THE ACT = OF CONGRESS AUGUST 24, 1012, Of the Ligonier Banner, published twice weekly at Ligcnier, Indiana for iOctober 1925, i State of Indiana County of Nohle SS: l " Before me a Notary Public in and |for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared W. C. B. Harrison who, having been duly sworn, according to law, deposes and says that he is the editor of the Ligonier Banner. Banner Publishing Co., Ligonier Ind. Kditor, W. €.-B. Harrison. : Managing editor, W. C. B. Harrison Business manager, M. A. Cotherman Owners, W. C. B. Harrison and M. A. Cotherman. ! Known Dbondholders, mortgagees ‘and other security holders, holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortages or other securities ‘ None: | Average number of copies of each issue of this publication scld or distrihuted through the mails or other"wise, to paid subscribers during the 'six months preceeding the date shown {abcve not required by weekly papers. i . | W. C. B. Harrison ! Sworn to and subscribed before me {this 2¥st day of October 1925, : | Bessie A. White, Notary Public. "My commission expires Aug. 5, 1927

SPECIAL SIX SEDAN, $1265 ADVANCED SIX SEDAN, $1485 4-wheel brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc wheels : are included at no extra cost. Prices f.o.b. factory. :

The reason for the record-break-ing sales success of this Sedan is right here in this sentence —it offers far more for the money — in QUALITY and in VALUE.

X 8 LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA

i 3 \ NNy teonomy Chain Groeery L. Michiganh Hand g Apples i $1.40 These apples are fine eaters and good keepers | . for Winter use . - Sugar, fine cane, 10 1b555c Our best bulk coffee 2 pounds..... . 85c¢ Special blend coffee, good value, 2 1b5......67c Kirks White Flake soap, 10 bars. .. 38¢ Sunbiite cleanser Sboxes | l4¢ Post Toasties, large, 2 b0‘xe5.....Av_.....,_..,..........27c pheuled Wheat 310 0 9ge YW e g, McKenzies Buckwheat pancake flour.. . 24c 'Pmnes, fancy California, 2 pounds..... . .23¢c Good Luck Oleo, 2 pounds. .. B¢ N4@ : ‘ : v Cranberries 2 12¢

. Aged VWeman Dies of Cold. The l';dcly of Mrs. Harriet Shoemaker 92 -was found early Monday morning lying near a sidewalk about' two blocks from her home in Claypool after she had wondered from her home and died of exposure during the night. ' The temperature Sunday night dropped to below freezing. Mrs. Shoemalker lived alone and relatives believe that she becoming awakened during the night wandered away from her home and was unable to’ return. When found her body was clothed in a nightgown, shoes;and a shawl was thrown about her shoulders. Henry \\Tai‘ner on his way to work early in the morning spied the body along the sidewalk, : ) Thanks to Earl Crawferd According to the present alinement adopted for the Federal numbered routes the Lincoln Highway is inciuded with the exception of the sections between the 'following'points: ' v Jefferson to-Ashland, Qhio. Fort. Wayne to Elkhart, Ind. New Carlisle to Valparaiso, Ind. Mills Utah to Ely Nev.. ' The influence of Earl:Crawford of the Indiana state highway commission is seen in the omission shown above between Fort Wayne and Klknart. Crawford has determined from the first to divert traffic on the Lincoln Highway to the Yellowstone Trail between Fort Wayne and Valparaiso, : Colleen Moore at Crystal Sunday and Monday. o

SUME BEAUTIES OF WAWASEE 'Tis a beautiful morning in September, the old lake lies at our feet like a shilmmering sheet of crystal glass, resplendent in its repose, as if asleep and at peace with all the world. All hature round about seems in periect accord. Scarce a sound is wafted on the morning air tc.break the impressive stillness, save the distant rumbl-, ing of a train on the B. & O ‘the chattering of a squirrel in a near by oak, and the baying of a hound in a lar-away neck of woodland, as if in 2reeting to the orb of day, as he peaks above the eastern ridges heralding the birth of another day, as he has dome for countless eons of time. il the vaulted blue above a mighty network: of tiny, - flmy, flake: white cloudlets, as f woven by some titanic hand for Heaven’s drapery, is lazily winging itself onWard, changing, ever changing, the while, into more wonderful patterns as if nature - were iickle in her designing. Then gazing into the limpid waters velow, one can almost imagine himseif suspended beween duplicate worids, 30 wenderfull'j clear and realistic-like does the picture appear, for at no Jdme have I seen the reflection so perfect. &

; A vista of canyon, cataract and mountain peak has g rugged granduer an awesome sublimity all its own that atirs one’s soul to its very depths, Jringing him face to face with the stupendious upheavels of old mother earth, which are but scars of her appalling convulsions during the evo.ution of globe building millions of sears ago. But for quiet, restful beauly give me a lake like old Wav’v‘a‘see, dropped as a gem amidst a panorama of verdant fringed -shore line of surpassing beauty. And then the sunsets and the splendor of the moon as she gursts through a rift in the clouds and turns the -rippling waters into millions of dancing diamonds! Especially is the sunset gorgeous when atmospheric conditions are perfect and wisps of alto-cumulus clouds for instance, dot the western heavens. 'Tis then that Dame Nature paints with lavish brush a masterpiece on sky. and lake, while cloudland seems an archipelago of bejeweled isles afloat in a sea of gold and crimson; and then, as if not enough, along comes Jack Frost with magic brush, turning to gold, purple anad’ erimson the verdant woodland round-about as if to complete the glorious color scheme.

A Sunset at sea is a splended sight, as the great red globe dives into the vast waste of waters, but is ‘not comparable to an inland lake scene where hature comes to the recue with her landscape trimmings to add to and complete the picture.

Yes, there’s much beauty about the old lake but the autumnal days have a loveliness all their own that those of mid-summer know not of; for nature’s chemistry has wrought its magic in colors, changing the world of forest green into a veritable fairy land of bewitching beauty, as if in gala attire to do homage to the lingering sojourner, ere it goes into its winter’s sleep to awaken again -in its joyous Spring time verdure. Yet, how many fail to appreciate, to the full, natural beauty so lavishly scattered all about us! They give it but passing thought, carrying with them little or no impression on mind or soul. Such people miss much of the poetry of life," Bogardis, Surprise Party. ' Mrs. Wm, Slater of 223 N. Cavin St. was pleasantly surprised last’ Saturday evening by a large number of her friends who assembled at her home and reminded her of her birthday anniversary. She received a number of pretty presents. And at a late hour refreshments were served by her, daughter. o T A s e s era S, ~ Colleen Moore in the Desert Flower is a peach of a show. We know, we have seen it. : :

- To Whom It May Corcern. . Notice is hereby given that I have taken up as an astray a medium sized brown mule. Said mule is now being kept and cared for by me at my premises located in section four, Perry Township Noble county, Indiana and if not claimed by the owner and all charges paid within fifteen days from the publication of this notice. I shall report said mule to.the proper authorities for disposition as an estray animal. ' : : Jacob W. Beckner. October 20th 1925, @ - 35b2t To Meet at Lake Wawasee,

- The next annual summer assembly of the Michigan synod of the Lutheran church will be held at Oakwood park Wawasee Lake. This was decided at the 1925 convention held at Camden hd : : : Undergees Operation, ‘ William Galloway of Topeka underwent -an emergency appendicitis operaticn at the Goshen hospital Monday afternoon. The appendix was rMiptared . o Dead at LaOtte. - Margaret Ann Leahy wife of Patrick Leahy living near LaOtto died Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock following a 'brie‘: iliness, . . Hosplal Treatment, Mrs. Grhém Lyon is in a hospital for reatment, She has been quite ill of a madlady resembling flu. ' Colleen Moore as a flapper of the desert is just one riot after apnther and they are all riots of wonderful fun.” .See her sunday anau MOaay

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Services in Weir Block. Sunday school 9:45 A. M. Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. Subject “Phobation After Death” Wednesday evening testimonial meeting §:00 P. M.. o Everybody welcome. , ’

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