Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 6A, Ligonier, Noble County, 24 March 1927 — Page 2

WE LEAD--OTHERS FOLLOW ~ Read This Good News From now on you can have your car repaired by a first-class mechanic at a reasonable cost. No matter what is wrong, just drive in and let Larry fix it. 1 : - We have installed a NEW WELDING OUTFIT : and Larry is A-1 on that welding work. We also have the latest equiptment for battery charging, that is why we lead. If you cannot call, just phone us. ' Klester E]ectrlc 'Shop Shop Phone 481 | Night Phone 298

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—a host of improvements New Ag Air Cleaner New AC Qil Filter New He:vy OnePiece Full-Crown Fenders New Windshield Pillars vileamwcr to S st New Bullet-Type Headlamps New Tire Carrier New Coincidental Lock(Combination ing Lo&)md New Remote Control Door Handles New Duco Colors New Gasoline Gauge New Radiator New Bodies by Fisher i o= N‘."r" and Improved New Brake and Cluech Pedal Cloml’revenfiu on Mm

Ligopier, ' - L - Indiana WORLD’S LOWEST PRICED GEARSH}DPT' TRUCK

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Nash 6-cylinder, 7-bearing performance costs little, if any, more than 4-cylinder performance. You can buy a Nash Light Six .enclosed car for as little as $925 f. 0. b. factory—an amazinsly low price for a car like this. ; : For besides the exceptional smoothness of Nash 6-cylinder, 7-bearing performance, the Nash Light Six has every worth-while feature of modern motoring: & Full force-feed lubrication; Nash -mechanical 4-wheel brakes, with front wheel brakes totally enclosed. Double-beam headlights; Automatic

Russell Green Nash Sales Ph‘one_S)lz_ : ‘ ‘ e ,Ligonier .

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With the beautiful Chevrolet Coachreduced to $595, everyone can own a closed car of true distinction, fine quality, and modern design. And like all other Chevrolet models, the Coach provides Chevro. let’s world-famous smartness, power and dependability—enhanced by a host of new features and improvements. % @k s, A a st AU Ao ghs S ka Bek el _ f@ 3 ,{:g oK » :‘ '-&.': :'-"5; b I{%&\‘ .{"%’i :\\ “’L/ 32{2;.»«"’ The Most Beautiful Chevrolet in Chevrolet History

—amazing low prices T haness2s The Coach. 4505 The!Coupe ’62 5 T Sadin. 4605 Sport ThCetbn'olet ‘715 The Landau $7 4 5 1-Ton Truck : (fiw 0n1y)’495 Ton Truck Chonis iy 395 11 “Ti oL models. All prices f.o.b. Fligt. ‘Mjch. In addition to these low prices Chevrolet’s (flliveted prices {;;lnde th:l lowest dlin‘m fin‘n‘; ing charges available.,

windshield cleaner;Rear-view mirror; Gasoline gauge on instrumentboard. 5 Budd-Michelin steel disc wheels; Alemite chassis lubrication, instead of old-fashioned grease cups. Air cleaner and oil filter to seal the engine; steering gear especially engineered for balloon tires. : And, in closed car bodies, genuine hardwood frames with rounded rear roofs-like the costliest custom cars. You can buy this car for 'sbout the same price as one of the higher priced fours. Atthe most, ybu'll only need toadd $5O or $6O to your firstpayment.

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_ Slayer On Hunger Strike. Walter Scholl confessed slayer of his two small children has gone on hunger strike at Gary, at least until his wife whom he says still loves him comes to him. Scholl declared he still loved his wife and did not be, lieve she intended marrying as soorn as he was electrocuted as she has heen quoted as saying. ; The Blackaller Player a company of high class people at Crystal tomorrow Friday. :

BABY CHICKS—We have one of the largest S. C. White Leghorn breeding farms in Northern Indiana. Our leghorn breeders are all old hens. These chicks are 12¢ Heavys 13c. Chicks every Wednesday. Custom hatching 3%c per egg. *We have Newtcwn brooder stoves and all kinds of poultry feed and supplies. We are 7 miles west of Ligonier. White Egg Poultry Farm. W. W. Stetler & Sons Phone 248. . Ibtf NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE Maurice Solpeter : 4420 Woodland Ave. (Cleveland, Ohio ‘And all others who may be concerned. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Fred C. Kiester doing business and operating an automobild garage in the City of Ligonier, Noble County, Indiana, under the firm name and style, Kiester Electric Shop, will on March 25 1927 at two o’clock a. m, and within fifteen days thereafter offer for sale and sell to the highes: and best bidder for cash, at said Kiester Electric Shop, in said City oi Ligonier, Indiana, the following described motor vehicle to-wit: One No. 61-7-10567 Cadillac touring automobils to satisfy unpaid charges 'thereon in the sum of twenty dollars and ninety five «cents ($20.95) for labor and storage on said automobile, unless claimed by owner and said charges fully paid before the time fixed for said sale. : FRED C. KIESTER, KIESTER ELECTRIC SHOP 482 w

Condition of Banks Good. The condition of banks in Indiang is generally good, Thomas Barr de4 puty examiner of the state banking: department declared. : ~ Barr said there was no caause for alarm over the fact that four state banks have closed their doors since the first of March. ' Those banks that have closed were poorly situated from a business standpoint and were the victim of -frozen assets in real estate he said.

The latest bank to close its doors was the Angola Bank & Trust company at Angola. Barr emphasized that the conditions. which brought about suspension of business of the Angola institution were not typical of general conditions in the state. :

Bloed Clot Proves Fatal.

Funeral servige were held Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Lydia Creager 55 of Whitley county who died in a Fort Wayne hospital from-a blood clot. Four weeks ago she submitted to an operation, her leg being amputated about four inches above the knee. The operation was performed when a blood clot 'developed on the leg. She had been improving when another blood clot developed near the heart, causing her death. She was born in Whitley county. Surviving are thg husband and four children.

- Lock Four In Icebox. ! Two young bandits entered the grocery store of Fred Rochstroh of South Bend a,nd'robbe_d the store of $5OO. The two young men entered the ‘store and after making a purchase forced Rockstroh and three other persons into the icebox. The bandits escaped in a Chevrolet sedan. s Rockstroh emerged frem the .ice box as the men left the store and seized a pistol . He ran to the door and attempted to fire at the men but the pistol failed to work.

Answer Kirseh Claim.,

A contention ’that the statements alleged t; have been made by Wilson Roese mayor of Sturgis and uine others in a doorstep circular distributed before the Sturgis city elections a year ago, are not actionable and a plea for dismissal of the libel suit_brought_,by C. W. Kirsch against these men are voiced in an answer tq the suit filed in circuit court by attorneys for Roose and his co-defend-ants. ; Y :

Mrs. Maloney Dead.

"Mrs. Lillian Maloney pioneer of Albion who has spent the winter with her daughters Mrs. Ethel Jopp and Mrs. Ezra Speckeen of Fort Wayna died in that city Sunday after a brief illness. The body was taken tc Albion for funeral services and inters ment services were held Tuesday afternoon. Surviving are two sons; Shirley and Ed Maloney of Albion and a number of near relatives.

Arrested For Breaking Quarantine. :Richard Hoover a young man was arrested at White Pigeon, Mich:, Saturday evening by authorities at that place 'and‘was returned to Goshen by Sheriff Thomas M Long. Hoovey is charged with violating a quarantine, He had been under quarantine at the home of his parents for scarlet fever. Hoover will be prosecuted it was said by the Elkhart County Health officen Dr.. C. B. Lansford.

Yeggs Escape With $7OO.

Robbers broke into the M. & N. Shoe store at Fort Wayne Saturday evening and stole approximately $7OO from jhe safe. The thieves entered the store through a coal chute in the rear of the store. . The robbery was discovered when a clerk returned to the store for a package at nine o’clock. A hack saw was used to cut the locks on the door of the small safe. ;

Families Leave Homes.

. Scores of families evacuated their homes at Muncie Monday as Whitd River rising at eight inches an hour attained its greatest height since the disastrous flood of 1913. f . Police received many calls to take flood refugees from their homes in boats. § y

Wateh Your Straw.

Two horses are dead, and one 13 very sick as a result of “mold poison - ing.” . '» § The stotk of Homer Hite a' farmev residing near Pierceton became ill from eating wheat straw and oats which had ‘become molded.—Warsaw Times. ° LT :

Ordered to Leave County.

K. Sharp and his entire family were ordered to leave St. Joseph county in Michigan within' a week. Sharp is charged with petit larceny and has been found guilty many times of petty thefts. = : £

It the Wedding March the prelude td the Prisoner’s Song See Norma Sheéars er in “The Demi Bride at Crystal Sunday and Monday. o !

First Presbyterlan Church. Cavin Street : : ""Rev. G. H. Bacheler, Pastor " Residence 318 W 3rd St. - Telephons '345."" n el ag : -~ ""'Services i . Sunday School 9:30 A. M. : Men’s Class 9:30 A. M. ; - Preaching Service 10:45 A. M. Vesper Service 5:00 P. M. ' Y. P. 8. C. E. Monday 7:00 P. M. " Mid weekk service Wed. 7:15" P. M. - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY | _Services fn Welr Block. | - Sunday school 9:46 A M. ¢ Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. . Wednesday evening testimonial neeting 8:00 P. M. G

: ‘Elkhart Man Fined. : 1 Joe Moreno of Elkhart wus fined $l2O in the Elkhart city court Monday morning when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving an automobiie while intoxicated. Moreno was arrested in Elkhart Saturday night after his automobile had hit a car driven by Fred Stanley of Elkhart. No one was inidured in the collision and only slight damage was done to the cars,

“The Demi Bride” with Norma Shearer. She started out to win the gayest -bachelor in all" Paris—You'li roar at her adventuers before and before she gets him at Crystal Sunj day and Monday. :

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF i REAL ESTATE. : Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a certified copy of the judgment, decree and order of sale to me directed by the Clerk of the Woble | Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, and issued in the cause wherein The Straus Brothers Company, a corporation is plaintiff and J. Stanley Himes, Mabel Himes, Elizabeth Cum-| mins, Hobart E# Cummins, Harry Brown, Elizabeth B. Brown, Homer | Correll, The City National Bank of Auburn, of Auburn, Indiana, a corporation, and George M. Beard are defendants, being civil cause No. 9572 iin said Court, commanding me to make the sum of Thirteen Hundred Forty Seven ($1347) Dollars, adjudged in favor of said pla.int'ftf upon its complaint in said cause with 8% interest thereon from the 3rd day of February 1927, and costs taxed at Twenty and 20/100 ($20.20) Dollars and accruing costs, I will expose and offer for sale at public auction on Saturday the 2nd day of April, 1927, between the hours of 10 o’clock A.M. and 4 o’clock P.M. on said day at the east door of the Court House in Albion, Noble County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate in Noble County Indiana, to-wit: | Part of section seven (7), township thirty-three (33) north, range eight (8) east, bounded and described as

follows, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of lot Number one (1) in saifl section according to the United States Government Survey at the point of intersection of the reserve line with the east line of said section, running thence south on the east line of said section 26.67 chains, thence west 30 chains, thence south 9 links, thence west to.a point in the west line of the east half of the southwest quarter of said section, 27.22 chains south of the point of intersection of said reserve line and the west line of lot number two (2) in ' said section, thence north along the west line of the east half of the southwest quarter of said section and the west line of said lot Number two (2), 2722 chains, to the northwest corner of said lot number two (2), thence east along said reserve line being along the north line of said lots Numbered Two and One (2 & 1) to |the place of beginning. ‘ Said rents and profits of said real estate will be offered for sale as follows: _ ' That part lying west of the Wilmot, Cromwell. and Ligonier Road of record in the name of Harry Brown will first be offered for sale; if they do not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest-:and costs then the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of all of said real estate will be offered for sale. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs I will at the same time and place expose and offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder the fee simple of said real estate in the samgq manner as set out .above for the sale of the rents and protits thereof, or sc much of the same as may be necessary to satisfy and discharge said judgment with interest and costs. : iSaid sale will be. made without relief from valgation and appraisement laws} : o

. ~ JOHN SINGLETON, : Sheriff of INoble County, Indiana, W. H. Wigton, Att'y for plaintiff. . : 3b2w

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