Ligonier Banner., Volume 61, Number 30B, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 September 1927 — Page 4

Albert] Rice is ﬁ@fﬁshga house to a new teat of paint, 4 The Ligenier city council will meet in regular session this evening. Some one left a pair of tennis shoes at the Banner office to be reclaimed. , Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Vanover returned home from a weeaks visit in “hicago with Mrs. Vanovers daughters. -

0. V. Borger and son Donald motored to Detroit Wednesday where Don will be a student at the University of Detroit. He will Have as his roommates Flovd Borger of the class of '26 and Raymond Borger his Dbrother of Chicago.

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Today’s Pontiac Six is the finest Pontiac Six ever built. Not ‘merely does it offer the fashionable smartness of Fisher bodies in new Ducocolors, but it brings to the buyer those many refinements which have been made in Pontiac Six design since the first Pontiac Six was introduced. ; " Yet it sells for less than ever—the result of price reductions made possible by the economies of increased .volume production in the world’s newest and finest motor car plant. Unless you have actually driven today’s Pontiac Six—actually studied

; BEN GLASER, Ligonier, Indiana “ _ “The New and Finer R PONTIAC SIX

Watson Booster Club Formed The first concerted “Watson for President” move is under way at Noblesville. A s At a meeting of 600 persons the Watson Booster ‘;Club of Indiana was organized. A resolution adopted by the meeting said “the republicans of Hamilton county wish to present tc the people of Indiana and ask the people of Indiana tc present to the country the name of James E. Watson senior senator from Inidana, for the }republicap nomination for president of the United States in 1928.”

The Lions Club enjoyed a luncheon at Hotel Ligonier at noon today.

Hamilton Green of Toledo is here on a visit*with his father Charles Green and family. .

Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Atkinson of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Guntle and daughter Nédra were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Loy over Labor day.

Miss Mable Addis is in Fort Wayne taking special Post graduate course at Cannon’s School of Beauty Culture. Miss Addis was formally in the Foster Shoppe and has just completed a tour of the western states. _

‘Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore of Pontiac, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodge of Detroit, Mich, Mr. Ben Moore of Egerton Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Will McKinley and three children of Hicksville, Ohio were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Patterson.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 John Gilbert in Twelve Miles Out One of (he season’s best pictures See-it. : FRI. and SAT., SEPT. § and 10 .........

. » The Devils Saddle With Ken Maynard an‘d Tarzan, his wonder horse. Extra fine—also a Sennet comedy. S['No ﬂnd MONO -SEPT. 11'12- :. . € A Million Bid With Dolores Costello. When an ambitious mother puts her daughter on the matrimonial auction block—a fine picturedi also a comedy. -

¥ . i TUES., { WED.,, and THURS., SEPT. 13, 14°and 15. The Country Doctor A big human drama, that strikes straight to your hearl. A truly splendid picture. i - ' COMING, SEPT., 19 and <. Authentic Dempsey and - Sharkey fight pictures. ,

Nowels Reunion. The sixteenth annual reunion of the Nowels cousins was held at the pleasant country home of XMr. and Mrs. Wm. Meroney 6n_Sunday Sept. the fourth there beinz’ 112 present at the noon hour the table was laden with the good things to eat. In the afternoon a shcrt program was given after which ice cream and cake was served. Members were present from Galesburg, 111., Indianapolis, LaFayette, Kendallville, Rome City LaGrange, Howe, Fort Wayne, Huntington, Elkhart Goshen Wolcottville Topeka and Ligonier. They all departed for their homes hoping to all meet again next year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Eagleson of Wolcottville. A Guest.

Take 80 Bootleggers In South Bend. A force of 32 prohibition agents working under the direction of George L. Winkler deputy prohibition administrator for Indiana Thursday descended on South Bend and served 80 warrants on bootleggers who have been operating there over a period of eight months or more. The evidence was obtained by undercover men. ;

The arrests are being made independently of the South Bend police department Winkler stated. He will immediately begin proceedings to padlock 76 places. Much of the evidence on which arrests are being made was' obtained during the recent convention of the American Legion.

Fireman Save Life of Laporte Child. ~ The life of Jimmy Conlon two years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Conlon five miles northeast of Wanatah was saved Tuesday afternoon by two Chicago firemen who happened to be driving past the Conlon home. The child had been eating a carrot and a part of it became lodged in his ‘thoat. Mrs Conlon found the child nnconscious and rushed into the yard an dstopped a car in which the firemen were riding asking them to rush the child to a doctor. The firemen used artificial respiration and revived the child.

Makes Big Booze Haul Deputy §heriff Honess captured two automobile loaded with beer single handed and Sheriff Charles Zimmerman caught Joseph Hathaway driver of one of the cars in a cross country chase near Angola. The other driver escaped. Hathaway pleaded guilty in the city court Wendesday to a charge of transporting. liquor- and was sentenced to six months in the penal farm and fined $2OO. Fifty-seven cases of beer were found in the two cars. The cases of beer had been cleverly covered with burlap. Fire Causes Damage. , Fire traceable to the burning of rubbish in the furance in the residence of Kenneth Waugh at Columbia City caused damage estimated at $2,000. Most of the furniture was removed from . the house. ; Forming Marshall Clubs. Young democrats throughout .- the state are forming Tom Marshall clubs and will be politically active in the coming state and national campaign. The membership includes women.

the richness of its Fisher bodies and its exclusive features of modern desig%—you cannot know what thrilling power and smoothness, what thorough’ road mastery, and what enduring satisfaction can now be obtained in a six at $745! New lower prices on all passenger car body types. (Effective July 15) Coupe - - %745 Sport Cabricler ¥795 Sport Roadster ‘745 Landau Sedan .845 De Luxe Landau Sedan - 925 - Pontiac Six De Luxe Delicery, $585 to $770. The New Qakland All-American Six, $1045 to §51368. e AT atey Dotioured prises ineluds . Gc:'ml"lhto‘n Th:o ionuut mn. :

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NEWS NOTES o Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cummings spent Bt.lnd:y in Elkhart. : Fhe Shim family held a big reunion at Freed Park Sunday. ; ; “The Devil’s Saddle” with Ken Mayard at Crystal Friday and Saturday. o T Home rendered lard 15 cents a pound at Stellars Grocery and Market s :

Fine farm for sale cheap by owner. . Write Leman C. Bishop, St. Johns, Mich. - 30b4t

The Misses Emily Wigton and Helen Smith wisited LaGrange relatives one day last week. Michael Hire has a tomato vine seven feet in length and it is loaded with fine tomatoes. s

Oneil, son of Jacob Shell was operated on at Dr. Black’s office for tonsilecteny Friday morning °*

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jacksonattended the Steinbarger family reunion at South Milford last Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Ridge}ville were over Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson.. 8. K. Jackson, who' spent his vacation with his parents here, has returned to his home in Chicago. FOR SALE—Dry Oak and hickory wood.'Enquire Peter Regula or phone Kimmell exchange. 29a8t*

Rev. F. B. Parker, former pastor of the Ligonier U. B. chur¢ch has been assigned to Butler for another year. See “A Million Bid”—a drama of the crime against youth—a fine picture Sundayand Monday at «Crystal. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin#Bailey Friday evening and will answer to the name of Xary Louise, e g

The Perry Township® Farm Bureau will not meet until October on account of the Kendallville fair this month. ) : Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klotz tha oth.r day drove out to Broadway near Cromwell and visited the Kar! Knapp family. o . Frank better known to his friends ;a.s “Dad” Stage came from Elkhart ;’and spent Labor Day with Ligonier relatives. , X - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ott were dinner guests one day last week of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lock over at Churubusco. ;

Mary Jane Hire will leave - for Bloomington the latter part of the week to take music at Indiana University. 4

After touring the east in their car Mr. and Mrs. Karl Decker will leave Monday for an outing at Green Lake, Wisconsin. . :

“A Million Bid”’ with Dolores Costello, a daughter for sale to the highest bidder, at Crystal Sunday and Monday. \ Mr. and Mrs. George B. Slate and Miss Lillian Kronk, of Goshen, were guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Wi C. B. Harrison. :

Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Stephens are home from an automobile trip through Illinois lowa, Minnesota and South Dakota.

Lost—Black and tan police dog with chain collar in vicinity of Lake Wawasee. Notify Mrs. Harry Gates, Natticro Beach. - ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wade returned home Monday after spending the week end in Elkhart at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Castetter.

Guy R. Coburn drove to Piper City, Illinois last week to attend the sixtieth wedding annivergary of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coburn. J. E. McMeans will resume his class in piano week of September 19. for further information phone 355. : ; 30b3t

Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed D. Smith of this city, and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Hostettler of LaGrange, drove to Norwalk, Ohio, Saturday and remained there over Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Clarles L. Smith reutrned Monday evening from spending the week end in Indianapolis where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teal.

Mrs. Jason Coburn of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived last week on her way home from a two years’ stay in Fngland, She will visit a couple of weeks at the home of her nephew G. R. Coburn, northwest of town. ' WANTED—Women between 21 and 50 years of age to take course in nursing. High School education not required, small salary while learning. Dr. Bonnell M. Souder hospital, 206 W. Tth St. Auburn, Indiana. ° 28b3t

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200 acres one-quarter of a mile south of Syracuse, on the :cement road to Webster, with a fine set of buildings. Also 70 acres of mint land which can be sold separate from this farm. 5 : 145 acres two and one-hailf miles west on the Lincoln Highway from Ligonier with good set .of buildings. {Good soil. @ :

127 acres north of gAlbion on State Road. Fair set of buildings. . - 120 acres east of Skinner Lake and one and one-half miles south on State Road to Avilla. Fine set of buildings, ; ‘ 40 acres two and one-half miles northwest of Cromwell. . Fair set of buildings. e 2 - 43 acres ong-quarter of a mile west of Cromwell with fine set of buildings. : i ’ If interested see : SIMON' scm,oss] Citizens Bank : LIGONIER ; INDIANA

- WANTED-—Washings. Call 340. : . , 28b4t Bernice Hite spent the week end in South Bend. £33 : / m* : % George Cunningham made a business trip to Churubusco last week. Call Chet Hile for local and long distance hauling, phone 440. = 424 ~ Authentic Dempsey-Sharkey fight pictures at Crystal Sept. 19 and 20. For rent seven room house on Hast Fifth street. Inquire of William Mil, ler. ' - 29bt] See W. H Casey for shoe rexﬁair work at his ‘apartment on South Cavin street. 29atf Mr. ad Mrs.eFred Hinderer spent the week end in Wakarusa as guests of the Jacob and Harry Herrington families. :

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given :that the ‘Board of County Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana at their office in the Court House, in the town of Albion, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for the improvement of a certain highway known as the John H. Conrad Road, in Perry township in said county, by grading, draining and paving the same with gravel as set out in the plans, specifications and profile therefor now on file it the ‘office of the Auditor of said Noble County. Sealed proposals for the contract for such improvement will be received up until, and will be opened at two olclock p.m. on Monday, October 3rd, 1927. . :

Bids submitted shall be for the completion of said improvement in accordance with said plans, specifications,and profile therefor now on file in the office of said Auditor and shall ‘include all labor and material required for said work. Each bid must be mccompanied by a personal or surety bond in a sum equal to double the amount of the bid filed for said work, to be approved by said Board of Comméssioners. Said bond shall be conditioned for the faithful performance of said work; the sureties thercon, if personal, shall be resident freeholders of the State of Indiana one of whom shall be a resident ofisaid Noble county and said bond shall be for the benefit of any person, {-pe!‘sons, firm or corporation who shall suffer any loss-or damage by jreason of any snch bidder failing to or neglecting to enter nto a proper contract to perform said work ‘as it is awarded by said Board of Commissioners, .or to carry out said work in any particular, or to pay for an¥ labor or material which may be furnished to any such contractor or contractors, superintendent or agent under him in the construction of said work. Said improvement will be let as a whole to the lowest responsible bidder upon affidavit of non-collusion, which affidavit must be submitted with the bid, and upon failure to submit such affidavit such prcposal will be rejected by the Board, and the ‘Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Time for the completion of said work will be agreed upon at the letting of said contract by the Board of Commisioners and the successful bidder. _ ;

The estimated cost of said -improvement is $14,991.00. Given by order of the Board of Commissioners of .Noble County, Indiana. ' : CHARLES W. BENDER - JOHN W. LONG NOAH F. SMITH, Board of Commissioners of Noble County Indiana. : EDWIN SMITH ; Auditor of Noble County Indiana. : , 30b3w

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Dale Hite and family spent Sunday with Millersburg friends. Mrs. E. M. James of Elkgart is a guest at the Earl Thompson home. | FOR Sale at a bargain Studebaker Light Six roadster. Blazed Trail Garage. . : : ' 29btt Home rendered lard 15 'cer‘lts a pound at Stellars Grocery and Market. » . Mr. and Mrs. Milo Renner and family and Mrs. Ira Miller were Millersburg vistors Laßor day. B A Mx:. and Mrs. Chauncey ;\liller‘and son Russell spent Sunday in Elkhart with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunworth. Acting Police Chief Earl Thompson daughter Esther and Mrs. Will Gilbert paid Fort Wayne friends a visit this week. : '

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. : Large Selection of = _ NEW AUTUMN DRESSES g ~ Satin Crepe and Satin e $1250t0 $16.50 R : Jersey Dresses B , $6.50 to $12.50 . S In the newest styles b!f! Handsbmely trimmied in furs. !;' ’1 In Styles to suit everyone. " We continue our blanket - and rug sale another week. QN $6 Blanket . . $4.95 | o D e | $3.50 ~ LADIES HATS in Felts, Velvets and Satin Combination We carry the ]a‘rgest stock in this city. All the » 'new shades and excellent values. If yt.)u want a new rug, we have a large selection of the newest designs for your selection. E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. Dry Goods, Rugs, La ies Ready-to-Wear

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~City Clerk Kimmell {s in Indianapolis attending the state fair. 5 ; 5 _-——‘—-—.— ‘ 2 : Clarence E. Cook aged 48 is dead at Kendallville the result of an operation. ‘ < : : - Mrs. Chet Hile spent Friday and Saturday in Elkhart the guest of Mr. and ‘Mrs., Joe Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Milo . Renner and family spent Sunday with Mr. jand %irs. Chas. Sadonsky at their country ome near Syracuse. Mrs. Wm. Huff and family visited her son Wilbur Moist in the Elkhart hospital where he was operated on Tuesday for hernia. : et ) e e i e ¥ : Chas Wert and family of Zion, HI, and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hile of Pierceton visited Mr. and Mrs. -Chet "Hile Sunday. Mrs. Wert and Mrs. Hile “are sisters of Mr. Hile. ;

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