Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 28A, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 August 1928 — Page 4

- CAKNIGYS ‘ August Clearance "SALE | on all _ Clothing and Furnishings Now in full blast Suits and Overcoats at Halt-Price Caps 89c up. Hats fi2.45 up ~ Men’s Overalls $1.29 P. J. Carney Clothing Store

i mihnve o E S H [RY Y, sEEEREE R o— ] @EI!. g e ] B eARTS e A e.' o e — 4l More Summer Play Hours » e Shortened cleaning hours } HC R - 2 ¢ 0 i mean more time for out-in- . . the-openliving. Youneed this " summer recreation. And The . \ " : Hoover, with its greater dirt o | per minute, gives o this exe .‘\\ tra leisure. Ask for a demon- | ‘@‘} stration of the amazing clean- : ‘.5 :l ing principle, “Positive £ 2 L. Agitation”’=—so thoroughthat ] ) it even eliminates moths!Lib:l = 3 eral allowance for your old f Model 700 cleaner. Onlti] $6.25 down; - balance monthly. '

Ligonier Electric Shop O. G. Bowen Walt Robinson

B W S S | , It will pay you to become better acquainted with I'yler’s Super Service Stati 100 per cent Pure Oil Products. Corner Union Bt. and Lincoln Way South Some parts squeak when they need grease, other parts silently wear out. Its the unseen parts that need grease and oil the most and its the unseen parts that usually get the least attention from the average motorist. , We have to serve you now a Complete Compressed Air Alimite Greasing Service which insures thorough car greasing and drain pit specially constructed for Oil Draining crank cases, greasing etc. . Also a high Pressure Spring Spray to take the squeaks out and make riding easy. We inspect body bolts and all moving parts of your "car. This service is done at reasonable price and we also guarantee all work--if you are not satisfied we gladly make it right to you as our moto is “‘Satisfied Customers” _ , Come in and Ask About Our Free i Grease Job = ; ~ Tylers Super Service Station Summers and Frye, Attendants ; ~ Rey Stroman in charge of Shop and Accessories Ligenier - ~ Indiana

Found-—License plate No. 343-887. Call at Banner office. . Anson Stage of Topeka visited last week with Ligonier relatives. ' Mesdames Jesse Dewey and‘Wimam Cochran spent Wednesday in Fort gVa_yne. - James Carney was a guest of George Harrison at Diamond lake Friy day night. : John Emerson has g'one to a military training camp at Camp Knox, Kentucky. w Mrs. Richard Bell came to Ligonier Thursday to pay a visit to her mother Mrs. W. W. Wood. Miss Bonnie Lane is attending a house party with some of her Indiana University friends. , Mrs. Lesle Yoder came from Toledo and visited her mother Mrs. George Sack over the week end. : Milton Sills in a big he-man role in “Burning Daylight” from Jack London’s famous story at Crystal thig week. y

Mrs. J. C. Ordung of New Carlislg formerly Mrs. William Gilbert came to Ligonier and spent the week end with old friends. Misses Ruby Butz and Hazel Poppy will attend the state fair this year as guests of the Home Division of tha Elkhart Township Farm Bureau. Milton Sills in “Burning Daylight” a pure nugget of entertainment from the Gold Fields of Alaska at Crysta} Tuesday Wednesday- and Thursday.

r The Home Economics clubs of Elkhart and Perry townships will demon;str.ate poultry at the Kendallville fiir on Wednesday of fair week there. | e ~ Robert Wigton who had been at an engineering field at Spencer for some ‘weeks attended a school conducted by Purdue university arrived home Saturday. ' LOST Tuesday afternoon on the Lincoln Highway three and a half miles south of Ligonier a horse blanket. Finder return to Bammer office. 27b2t* FOR SALE—Fine white sow and litter of eight pigs also two good shoats extra fine year old leghorn and barred rock hens. E. E. Thompson Wawaka Ind. : 27abt* FOR RENT—A 130 acre farm on an improved road 11 miles west of Wol, cottville. Good buildings and good fences. Farm now tenanted but will be vacated. If interested call on oy write to R. G. Rupp who will be in Wolcottville during the next three weeks. 27b2t

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Richard Dix at Crystal tonight. i . New Baus Line Through Ligonier 1 Mrs. B. F. Keefer is visiting a sister in Michigan. The Ligonier schools will open Tues day September 4th. ' FOUND—BIIue leather pbcketbooh this morning. Finder will find same at this office. . _ g Mr. and Mrs. Lou J. Dunning of Warsaw were guests Sunday of Ligoy nier relatives. ; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lewis of the !Variety store have gone to Indianapolis on a visit. Miss Maude King will spend her vacation in Clyde Ohio and South ‘Bend this state. - The Misses Blanch Harsh and Elvg Foote left Saturday for a vacation trip of two weeks in the east. Mrs. Fred Starr and daughter Roberta spent the week end in Garrett with ‘Mrs. Percy Double.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wemple A daughter Louise Sunday attended the Butz family reunion at Kendallvill>. ‘ Miss Hazezl Hapner of Benton vigited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Searfoss of near this city. Everyone should use their Guest Coupons on Mondays That’s what they are for. See a fine show for half price, g FOR SALE—Until Tuesday noon only Oak dining table , sectional bookcase, two large mirrors, two beds, small writing deck. 604 Main St.

%ROCK OF MOSES DISCOVERED '}Archeologlst of Repute Makes the Ass . sertion—lsraelitish Relics Now ; : in Turkish Hands. , ' 'The rock that Moses smote in the‘ wilderness has been found, and the camp of the Israelites definitely located. Such is the substance of 31 long statement made by Dr. C. M. Co+ burn, archeologist to the World’s Bi—f ble conference, at Baltimore. ! . Doctor Coburn told the story of the passage by a party, of which he was a member, through Kadesh Barnea, the oasis near which the Israelites end ‘camped for 37 years, and where Moses gave his celebrated laws. After de< scribing the historic rock from which water flowed, Doctor Coburn said hei] had also found evidences of agriculy tural pursuits, which disproves. conclusively the assertion of skeptics that, Moses gave no agricultural legislatlon. . ~ . : Doctor Coburn told of the inaccessi: bility of the valuable relics of primis tive Israelite civilization, now catel, fully guarded in the Mosque of Omar] and of the mummy of Joseph, of which! no Christian is allowed to obtain q glimpse. : )

The Kansas Agricultural college be lieves that farmers have higher aspirations than raising prize steers, and d department of rural service has beeny formed to organize community wel] fare clubs, social centers, literary socil eties; co-operate with the state board of health on rural health p'roblems';’ conduect social surveys in rural com—l munities; address religious conferences; promote musical organizg]‘ tions; address farmers’ institutes; conduct rural chautauquas; write a ticles and pamphlets on rural lifi problems and correspond with perqongq interested in rural service. The rurad education division will supervise boyasfi agricultural clubs and contests; girls’ garden, bread, canning and other conj tests, boys and girls’ study clubs fo the school year; outline supplement-{ ary schol study of agricultural and dOl mestic science; supervise field work in promoting vocational education anq revitalize rural villages and schools; plan and conduct boys’ camps; pro-i mote proper athletic relations in rn-tl ral communities; address teachers’ asT sociations, school officers’ meetingsq! chaytauquas; attend farmers’ meet, ings and conduct two day classes inl vocational subjects for rural teachers.

l A Money-Maker Always. ‘ Mr. Herbert Corey tells in Tlt-Bitq that he once went to a dinner where ,Andrew Carnegie was a guest. | “After the eating was over and the ,apeech—making had started,” said Mr. Corey, “Mr. Carnegie reached into hig ’pocket for something and pulled out {a handful of small change. A shilling fgot away from him and fell o the floor, and at the first chance Mr. Cars Lz:,egie got down under the table and llooked for it.” | “Did he find it?” asked one of thq }a’udience to whom Mr. Corey was nary ting the incident. ; fm"Dld he find it?” echoed Mr. Corey., {*He found half a crown!” . | Lots of Others Like Him. ¢ After the outbreak of the foot-ands fl_nouth disease in Delaware county, a "Muncie man said to a member of the ty health board, “I know of a man in &uncie that has that same disease.” “Who is he? - Who is he?” asked Dr, Eflerman Bowles. . ;

| “Why, he is a feller that has a runining off at the mouth, every so often, hd when he gets it, his feet won’t guk," was the reply.—lndianapolig ews.

} Gomer Davies notes that a certain &notor car “will hold the road at 50 Emes an hour,” according to the advertisements. “That’s nothing,” snorts i:g'. Davies. “I've driven up behind f®lows who were driving a team of ;61d plug mules that held the road at & whole lot less than five miles an /hour.”—Kansas City Star. -

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[ Card of Thanks .~ We wish to thank the peighbors and friends who so kindly assi:ted us ’in the illness and death of our relative Mary Jeanneret. Relatives of Mary Jeanneret, Lawrence Haines is on a business trip to .Chicago. : Ledger Sackett speht Sunday with friends in Angola. ' A. B. Weaver insists the color of his store front is not yellow but orange. Friday August 3rd is pronounced the hottest day of the season 96 in the shade. : , ' The last gravel on the Conrad road in Perry township will be spread today. ; Bruce Kirkland made a business trip to Columbia City Fort Wayne and Bluffton. : : Miss Helen Dunkle entertained with a party for her girl friends Friday afternoon. : ~ Walter Robinson Friday sttended g Maytag dealers meeting in Fort Wayne. :

R. D. Shobe shipped two car loads of horses to the Buffalo'market Thurd day evening. ’ James Cutshaw and family of Kalamazzoo Mich called on the John Eperg family Sunday. : : William Showalter of Ligonier attended the anniversary celebration af the Fish Lake church. : Clair Weir visited Monroeville Sunday and Mrs. Weir and their daughter returned home with him. * Mrs. Jess Walters and her mothey Mrs. Emma Stewart were guests Friday of Mrs. Walter Robinson. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammond of Kendallville spent Sunday here guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mueller. Miss Mildred Harvey returned to her home in Marion after a visit with Miss Helen Kelley in this city. ; Mri. and Mrs. Bert Barnes and son Jim of Mishawaka spent Saturday and Sunday with the John Epert family. Rev. Anderson of the M. E. church is on his vacation and there will bq no serivces at his church for twd ‘weeks. ~, | : T e v - 'Henry Shink of Cleveland Ohio, formerly of Ligonier visited over thgq week end with the Clarence Wempld family. : Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis ~and son of Chiago visited his parents Mr, and Mrs. Will Davis of Hotel Ligonier, Sunday. : Now! ! Altogether! ! Use your Guest Coupons tonight at Crystal. Laugh with Richard Dix tonight. It will do you good.

MON. AUG. 6 Easy Come, Ensy Go With Richard Dix in the type of stor) he does best and its fine. You’ll enjoy it. TUES., WED., THURS., AUG. 7-8-9. Burning Daylight

Starring Milton SiHs and Doris Kenyon. Burning with the spirit of adventure afire with everything bat love, until a beautiful dance hall girl whirled her way into hig heart! Jack London’s famous story brought to the screen as one of the most powerful roles Milton Sills ever portray‘ed! : i ‘Also latest news. : FRL AND SAT. ATG. 10-11. - The Sunset Legion With Fred Thomson and Silver King his wonder horse a rare treat for lovers of the West. Also a Senneit comedy. | SUN. AND MON. AUG 12-13. ... ...

Smile, Brother Smile With Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Machaill. ; He was the world’s champ salesman. But when it came to selling himself to the girl he loved—that was a differept story! llt’s the season’s love comedy sell-out with two of your screen favorites! Also a “Big Boy” comedy that is a peach and latesSt news. ; TUES. WED.,, THURS.,, AUG. 14-15-16 * Forbidden Hours 1 Sta}ring ‘Ramon Novarro and Renee Adoree a tender drama of love and devotion sweet as a spring zephyr, 4 beautiful picture. 1

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