Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 24B, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 July 1927 — Page 3

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Amazing increase in Pontiac Six value made possible by the economies of the world’s newest and finest motor car factory. : | The announcement last week of a smarter, more beautiful Pontiac Six at surprising price reductions was an unexpected sensation. High quality and low prices had been winning thousands to ghe Pontiac Six. But due to increasing production in the mammoth new $12,000,000 Pontiac Six plant,savings were being effected. And these were passed to the public, together with the additional value represented in new Duco colors! Now the Pontiac Six is the only low-priced six offering: Bodies by Fisher—the largest engine used in any six priced up to sl,ooo—and an oiling system which forces 250 gallons of oil an hour through the engine at 35 m.p. h! i These are only a few of the features which make today’s Pontiac Six a triumph of modern design and production! Come in! Learn how much MORE you get in the Pontiac Six at new low prices! iy

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© + . Daddy of rym AllL : The biggest blue gill—and this is a real fish story—that a great man, life time fisherman ever saw was one caught by Otto Langohr on Big Lake Thursday evening, while Clarenca Bisaman of the Eisaman 5 & 10 Cent store was rowing for him. To leave no doubt of the authenticity of the size of the fish. Mr. Eisaman brought it into this office Friday forenoon. The blue gill which was caught while fly casting measuerd 11% inches long and eight inches wide. The fish weighed one pound six and a half ounce. ‘ ‘ Boy Scout Succumbs Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Glenn Kauffman 15 son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Kauffman of Goshen who died as a result of an infection in his left foot. Glenn wasg }strickeﬁ one week ago while attending Camp Eagle Elkhart county Boy Scout Camp. e ' Notice of Appointment. ’ State of Indiana Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Maria Kenny deceased late of Noble County Indiana. . Said estate is supposed to he solvent g Robert E. Kenny, ,a(hninis;traz—l _ tor of the estate of Maria: Kenny, deceased. ' W. H. Wigton Att'y. 23b3w |

o Good and Bad Luck. i ~ E K. Greenawalt on whose farm near Saléem church a report of over sixty bushels to the acre was made, corrects the mistake by actual measurement of the field as being 534 acres with a yield of 312 bushels or 59 1-5 bushels per acre by measure and will be weight ad dtwo more bushels to thé acre making a sum total of 61 1-5 bushels per acre by weight.

Mr. Greenawalt's bad luck comes by having ten sheep and two lambs stolen off of the same farm. Last year thieves stole from his farm his whole wool clip valued at $lOO. Several farmers in the same vicinity have been having shcrep stolen this summer. Eldon Yoder is the tenant on the farm.—George W. Kinnison in Goshen News Times. Teoee i e s . i ~ Drowns in Christiana. . : Joseph Schumaker 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schumaker, Mishawaka was drowned -at Christian lake Sunday afternoon. The drowning took place near the diving pier at the Tavern beach. The exact cause of the death had not been determined Sunday night; but witnesses believe that the boy way seized with cramp. Another theory advanced is that he swam out farthey than he intended and became tireq before he was able to regain shallow water. He is said to have been 2a poor swimmer.

Dr. Scott Estate. ' ‘Edward D. Scott of Columbia City has been appointed executor of thqg estate of Dr. J. W. Scott late of Etng The estate consists of $6,000 personal property and $lO,OOO real estate property. There are five heirs. Mrs. Arthur E. Kelley of Ligoniet a daughter being one of them e ' Bathing Beauty Contest. - A Dbathing beauty contest is planned for the New Wawasee hotel during August following the motorboat races and swimming contests the first of the month. The winner of the contest if held as now planned will win a trig to Atlantic City. :

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New lower prices on all passenger car body types. (Effective July 15) Coupe - - = - $745 Sport Roadster - = $745 Sport Cabriolet = = $795 i Landay Sedan - =« $845 De Luxe Landau Sedan 5925 Pontiac Six De Luxe Delivery, $585 to $770. All prices at factory, Delivered prices include minimum handling charges. Easyto payonthe Genera{ nMotors Time Payment Plan.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

11-porlut, Studebaker Announcement. South Bend July 27—Sweeping priecq reductions ranging up to $260 were announced today by The Studebaker Corporation powerful and durable line of Studebakers yet produced. The new prices which go into effect immediately are the result of years of preparation and are possible because The Studebaker Corporation has consistently re-invented millions of earnings in economic expansion. Coupled with this production accomplishment, brilliant engineering has played an important part in the development of what are properly considered the finest Studebaker cars ever offered to the motoring public. = - The radical reductions announced today after every car in the line and bring it to a new level of value. It was emphadsized: particularly that in establishing these new low prices there there has been no curtailment in the accessories which - are standard on Studebaker production. The Studebaker policy is to sell its cars ready for the road with more than $lOO worti; of extras without extra cost. All models, it was stated, will continue to‘ be equipped with front and rear bum’pers; sheck absorbers; thief-proof coincidental lock to ignition, steering wheel and spare tire lock; engine thermometer and hydrostatic gasoling gauge on the dash; rear vision mirror! automatic windshield cleaner: rear traffic signal light; two-beam acorn headlights and other equally important accessories.

The most generous reduction of alj affects the President Sedan, which has acquired marked favor with American executives in whose honor it was named. This 7-passenger sedan model is reduced from $2245 to $1985, while the prices of the President Tourer and President Limousine were lowered to $1795 and $2250 respectively. , In the popular Commander line reductions ranging from $2O to $9O are in effect. ' The 4-door Sedan leader in this group drops from $1585 to $1495; the Sedan Regal from $l7lO to $1625, the Victoria Regal from $1645 to $1625 Coupe from $1545 to $1495; Coupe Kegal from $1645 to $1625 and Roadster (4 passenger) from $1675 to $1595. Value is more than ever the keynote of the new Dictator line where the 4door Dictator Sedan (plush uphol~ stery) is'reduced from $1245 to-15195; the Sedan (mohair upholstery) from $1335 to $1295; Victoria from $1325 ta $1295; Coupe (2 passenger) from $1245 to $1195; Coupe (4 passenger) from $5345 to $1295; and 4-passenger Roadster from §51295 to $1245.

This = announcement of reduced prices on Studebaker models follows closely upon the recent schedule of new prices for the Erskine Six, Studebaker’'s Little Aristocrat. i

Another Idle Secare.

The corn borer has been discovered in four new townships in Noble @éounty by government scouts it was announced from the office of County Agent J. B. Cunningham at Albion, The borers from one third to one-half developed after being disovered by the government scouts were definitely identified by the federal entomologist.

Places where the born borers were discovered include the Sophia Bauman farm Jefferson township, Charles, Weeks, tenant; John Bowman farm, Allen township; J. C. Roscoe farm, York - township, Ebony Fair tenant; and the John Gonser farm Elkhart township, Roy Gonser tenant.

Tiny Tot Run Over By Train.

Rosie Thomas 10-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas of near New Haven was run over by a Nickle Plate train and lives to tell the story. The remarkable thing of it is that not a drop of blood was shed and not a bone broken. The child was playing with several children and wandered onto the tracks: The pilot of the engine struck the child and knocked her down. Apparently stunned by the blow the .child remained perfectly still until the train passed by. . i

Thieves Busy at. South Bend.

A jewel case containing precious stones valued at $2;500 was stolen from the home of Charles Oberlin at South Bend Thursday night. They entereq the home while Mrs. Oberlin was sprinkling her front lawn and escaped, unnoticed. - g ~ _Thieves also entered the office of the International Harvester Co. and secured $3O; the office of the South Bend Roofing Co., where $152 was taken and acigar store where $4O was stolen,

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- Contracter CGordon ‘Adair and employes of Albion have .finished their graveling of Elkhart township roads and returned to Albzon. Before leaving they scraped the road near Poglar Grove sehool house and hauled away all debris and loose gravel.

May Train at Wawasee.

Leonard Hicks one of the lesees of the New Wawasee hotel announced over the week end that it was possiblg that either Jack Dempsey or Gene Tunney might trdin at Lake Wawasegq if the big fight in Septempber is held at Chicago. :

Farmer Meets Death.

Frank Funk, 57 farmer of Wells county was killed almost instantly when he fell from a wagon while helping make .hay at the Oliver Gordon farm. - He suffered a broken neck . Foot Is Crushed. . Dewey Miller of Wakarusa had his right foot crushed Saturday when it was run over by a caterpiller tractor lnearbakevﬂle. ; / Subscribe for th® Ligonier Banner

Notice of Sale of Real Estate by AdThe ' undersigned. Administrator ot the Estate of William Stuff deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Noble circuit court of Indiana, he will, at the hour of 9:00 O'clock A. M. of the 22nd. day of August 1927, at the Mier State Bank, in the City of Ligonier, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale, all the interest of said decedent in and to the following decribed real estate, situated in Noble County Indiana, to-wit: ‘The North Half (%) of the Southeast Quarter (1) of Section Eight (8), containing eighty (80) acres, more or less; also, thirty, (30) acres off of the South Side of the Southwest Quarter (%4) of Section Eight (8). excepiing. from said last description two (2) acres off the Bast en dthereof ; also, excepting from said last description the following: ‘Commencing at the‘ Southwest corner of said Sectid.l} Eight (8); thence North on the Se--tion line thirty (30) rods; thence East fifty-three and three-tenths (53.3) rods; thence South thirty (30) rods to the section line; thence West to thg place of beginning, containing ten (10) acres of lamd, more or less, all of said real estate being in Township thirtyfive (35) North, Range Nine (9) East. { Also, a part of Outlot number One ‘Hundred, forty-one (141) in the City of Ligonier, described as follows, towit:—Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter (%) of Section twenty-seven (27), Township Thirty-five (85) North, Range Eight (8) Kast; thence North on said Section line three hundred, fifty-fivg (355) feet; thence due RBast three hundred, fifty-eight (358) - feet; .. thence due South three hundred fifty-five (355) feet; thence due West three hundred, fifty-eight (358) feet to the place of beginning; reserving therefrom strip of land along the East side thereof fifteen (15) feet in equal width for a road for the use and benefit of the land lying on the East and West .sidqg of said strip. :

~ Said sale will be made subject in the approval of said Court for not lesy than the full appraised value of sai: real estate but upon the following terms and conditions, to-wit:~—At least one-third of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance in two (2) equal installments payable in not to exceed nine (9) and eighteen (18) months, evidenced by notes of the purchaser bearing six percent interest from date waiving relief, providing attorneys fees and secured by a good and sufficient. mortgage on the real estate sold, or purchaser may pay all cash, Said real estate will be sold free from mortgage liens. .

- Charles W. Heermann, Administrator of the Estate of William Stuff, deceased. 23h3w ; Notice of Appointment. State of Indiana ‘Noble County SS: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as executor 0] the last will of Mary R. Willits, deceased late of Noble County Indiana. - Said estate is supposed to be solvent Lemuel Frank Willits execu- - tor of the will of Mary R. - Willits ‘deceased. W. H. Wigton, Att'y.. = .. 23b3w ~ John Cass made a drive Tuesday to Battle Creek, Mich., with. his taxicab, “Forever After” is an extra fine picture see it Sunday and Monday at ECrystal.‘ &

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New advantages never associated with this price-field, single out the Greater Essex Su-per-Six with spotlight brilliancy, marking it farther than ever above all comparison. Even though production is greatest in Essex history, demand is so large that we must handle all deliveries on the basis of priority of orders.