Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 28B, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 August 1928 — Page 4

Opening of Assembly Plant. | Thef ormal opening during the past week of the Chevrolet assembly plant in Atlanta. Ga., coming at a timé when a similar plant is under construction in Kansas City is further indication that there is to be mo let down®in the company’s extensive saleg program. ; e

The mammoth Atlanta plant, which has been in operation since May 1 18 capable of turning out 350 cars a day, and was the eighth assembly plant tq be opened by Chevrolet in this country. The Kansas City plant with thd same capacity will be the ninth. )

Atlantans last week welcomed their first opportunity of visiting the great assembly plant, and seeing the magid Chevrolet assembly line produce the world’s most popular automobile from a set of seemingly unrelated parts. Atlanta newspapers welcomed Chevrolet to the southeast, and viewed the plant as a southern institution. It was mainly southern contracting genius that built it in four months, one week and six hours, several dayy before the contracted time had expired. Southern help has been operating it ever since the first car rolled off the line. It serves the southeastern market exclusively supplying cars to the dealers of Georgia, North and South Carolina, Alabama and lorida . A southerner W. S. ““Crane’; Roberts has been placed att he head of this the newest and one of thg greatest of the south’s industrial institutions. |

The plant covers 32 acres and occupies 410,000 square feet of flooy space. There are five buildings and

On again— Off again—o ~ Gone again! i : e | q s _(Swrre ..U‘ f})‘é‘:;:—- ) 'l";usn‘ib i ?ih'!‘//” : , < ;hlffl[‘L;}'/"(/fi&w o> ,Il’?;,\m‘t‘ N With Our New Air-Driven; ~ Automatic L Gun, we can lubricéte all the vital chassis bearings on your car with greater speed and thoroughness, and get you “on your way’’ again quicker than ever before. i

Come in and ask about our free grease job. Tyler’s Super Service Station Cor. of Union and Lincoln Way South . YOU SMOKERS, If You Have Been Skeptical of Five-cent Cigars To the gentlemen of the smoke jury—to you men who have reached the decision that you just can’t get a good smoke for five cents—we want to offer some new evidence. All we ask you to do is to try one more fivecent brand: Havana Ribbon. You're going to be surprised! At last, for the small sum of five cents you can get a cigar made entirely of ripe, long-filler tobacco. Never heard of such a thing? Maybe not. But it’s a joy’us reality now. Not a strand of bitter, raspy under-ripe nor a trace of insipid over-ripe tobacco usually found in low-priced cigars. Nor any short, loose ends to crumble in your mouth. No, sir, Havana Ribbon has the fragrance, mellow-mild-ness, rich flavor of fine tobacco at | its best. Because every leaf is fully RIPE. Risk one nickel, men—at any nearby cigar counter. Or, better still, try a Practical Pocket Package of five cigars. |

| SPECIAL FOR Friday and Saturday 3 large Cantaloupes, Fancy Ripe for 25 cents | dozen Celery, white and tender 30 cents | Sack’s Bakery

in the main one the Fisper PBody lCompany is using 160 by 760 square feet of space to build their famoud bodies for the Chevrolet closed cars. The plant is ideally located with the tracks of the Socuthern Railroad paralleling its loading dock. Track storage for 300 freight cars is provided. Another facility to speed up deliveries is a driveway shed 40 by 220 feet, where dealers from nearby cities can take deliveries of cars.

In his office at the plant L. S. Costley regional sales manager bas been directing a sales legion that has as its field 11,000,000 people in the fivé southeastern states. Figures for the Southeastern automobile market shovw that it is rapidly becoming one of the best in the country with the demand for Chevrolet increasing rapidly. Due to the perfection of its product and the expansion of its sales forces, Chevrolet's sales record in the southy east has been second to none.

Official figures show that the number of Chevrolets sold in the Southeastern region were 16,390 for the fiscal year, 1924-25. The following yea) the vfigures reached 53,417. Last yeayn the figures was more than 1,500. Thig ficcal year close to 95,000 sales have been registered.

The Southeastern Region with head quarters at Atlanta is composed ouf five zones with offices at various key points in the territory. These ard lccated at Charlotte, N. C., Colum; bia, S. €., Birmingham Ala., Jacksonville, Fla., and Atlanta.

Milton Sills in a Jack London story at Crystal tonight. : A world of clean enjoyment in “Smile Brother Smile” at Crystal Sundiy and Monday. . | : TR ; “Smile Brother Smile” at Crystal Sunday and Monday miss this picture ang you'll weep alone. i A furnace is being placed in tha ‘Shane building occupied by Lepird’s Shoe store. A basemenf had to be dug out. ; 0. A. Billman and family attended a reunion of the Billman family at Walbridge park in Toledo Junday August sth. ' # J. and Richard F. Hire with their fafnilies of Zion Illinois are here for a visit of a few days with relatives and old friends.

€ I g ) 1 Properties. The following is a list of a few of our bargains in resort properties. Buyy now and enjoy the hot weather ‘in your own cottage. Vacant lot at Lake Papakeechie. Priced for immediate sale. 4 room furnished cottage on Ogden Island. 50 foot frontage. Electrie lights. Built in garage. Price $2BOO for quick sale. * Furnished cottage on Ogden Islanq. Electric lights. Modern. Lot with 6 room furnished cotttage at Lake Papkeechie near Johnsons Lodge. 140 foot of lake frontage. Price $2700. | 2 choice vacant lots at Lake Papakeechie. Vacant lot, Crow and Sloan Addition Cedar Point Lake Wawasee. Price $l5OO. |

~ Vacant lot at Ogden Island. 6 room cottage and two store rooms on the bank of lake at Wilmot. Furnished cottage at Natticrow Beach Lake Wawasee. 5 rooms, Flowing well. Price $2600. Several choice vacant lots at Yach{ Harbor, Lake Wawasee. ) Furnished cottage at Natticrow Beach Lake Wawasee. Flowing well, electric lights. . Price $3200. Several choice lots at Mineral Park Subdivision and Elmwodd Heights; Lake Wawasee. Will sell on terms. Furnished cottage at Lake Wawasee. Price $2BOO. Kimmell Realty Co. Office First Floor Citizens Bank Building, Phone 800 LIGNIER, INDIANA

M. E. Church Notices | - Sunday School at 9:30. Edward Bourie Supt. Our attendance fell off some last Sunday if we expect to keep the average up for this month wd will have to rally to the school the re, maining Sundays of this month. Thig will be the only service in this church during the next two Sundays of August. The next preaching service in this church will be August the 26th. The Union service this coming Suning Sunday will be held at the Chris, tian church. We want to urge all thé Methodist to' go that can possibly dg so. These services have been a fine success so far let us keep them up. Rev. Risley will bring the messagé Sunday night. 3

The cans are being distributed for the Booth Festival in the interest of the Methodist hospital. This is to bé held on Labor Day at Epworth Forest Some have received their cans otherg can get theirs from either Mrs. O. C. Harsh or Mrs. Jennie Drain. The following items will be acceptable. Canned fruit or vegetables, jelly jajm or preserves. Bath towels hang towels, wash cloths, piliow cases| sheets flower vases and anything eise that could be used at a hospital. Tq those who would rather give cash than the foregoing articles it will be acceptable and some of the above thingd will be bought with the money. )

U. B. Church Notes. , We are glad to report that the seats are in the auditorium ready for service in our accustomed places. Wd have been out for six weeks and our attendance dropped from 175 to 119 three weeks ago. However we arq glad to see an increase in the past twa Sundays. ©Our July average attendance is 141 which is the lowest sincq last October. Qur Watchword shall be rally rally rally. 9:30 Sunday school. 10:45 Morning Worship. - “The Call for the Heroic.” : Junior church. Vernon Poyser leader. 7:30 Union service at the Christian church. . : Next Tuesday evening at 7:30 the Loyal women will hold their annual picnic supper on the lawn of Mrs. J; J. Nichols north of Ligonier. To this meeting the husbands and members of their families are invited. \ June 15 the fourth quarterly conference will convene to make annual reports. Following will be a called session of the official board for reorgauization. }

New Paris Benton Richville Churchey The Camp Meeting and Institutd have closed at Epworth Forest and were successful as never before. What though the total registration counting part-time and ‘“social’ ’attendants was not quite up to last year, notice these figures: Full time registrations 1938, a gain of 117; certificates issued foy complete class-work 1356, a graduation which has never been done beford Next Year’s Camp Meeting Aug. 4-11 ‘vzith Henderson and Hargett; Institute Aug. 11-18. Next Sunday morning at 9:30 all the Sunday Schools will be held. Preaching atNew Paris at 10:3 at Richville at 7:30 at Benton by Mrs, Hutsinpillar at 7:30 following - Ep4 worth League. New Paris congrega, tion will unite with the First Brethren in the rejoicing over the dedication of their splendid temple of worship. Ross J. Hutsinpiller pastor. |

The seventh annua 1 reunion of the fArbam family will be held at Tourist Park, Ligonier, Sunday, Aug. 26. ~ The members of the Lambda Chi Omega, sorority will hold a cake and candy sale at nine-thiry Saturday morning at the Jet White grocery. ' Car In Three Days. : From bare frame to finished motor car in owner’s hands in three days—might be the title of this plece. It is another story with a new angle on the high speed methods popularized by the automobile. The principal character in the story is the Oakland Motor Car Company, with several railroads an dsteamshin lines interwoven into the theme. '

The story begins on a recent Tuesday when the Pontiac division of thg Oakland company had on hand scarce> ly enough car frames for a full day's ’ou'tput. Charles 0. Miller supervisor ’of purchases, got in touch with the suppliers the A. 0. Smith Company of Milwaukee. They had the frames in stock. R. L. Reese Oakland traffiq director got busy with the railroads; They promised every aid. On Tuesday morning d{he frames were loaded at Milwaukee on a Chiy cago, Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific train. The Grand Trunk ferry brought them to Grand Haven, Mich., where the Grand Trunk lines held up a crack train more than two hours tq get the shipment to Pontiac Michigan with all possible dispatch.

The frames arrived at the Pontiaa factory on Wednesday morning, werae immediately unloaded and started af one end of the assembly lines wherd in an hour they rolled off at the othey and completed cars. .

The Hokanson-Thompson Company, Oakland and Pontiac dealers for Mily waukee had sent in a hurry-up ordex for new Pontiacs. The cars were tak, en from the Pontiac production lind to Detroit and there loaded on a Nicholson Steamship ecompany boat on Wednesday afternoon. ' The boat docked at Milwaukee on Frj day morning the cars immediately were delivered to their destination arriv; ing in the purchaser’s hands by Friy day noon—the cars built on the identis cal frames sent from Milwaukee on Tueyday. R i

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: o Three Family Reuxions | The annual reunion of the Earnhart Hitler and Lane families will be held |at the home of Horace P. Tucker near |Cromwell Sunday August 19th 1928, 1 This will be the second joint reunion {of these three pioneer families aud | we hope to have each family represent ed by as many as possible, If it is im- | possible for you to be present, thd committee would appreciate a lettey |or telegram to be read at the meeting, {Owing to the many changes that are {taking place each year we will ask ||each person receiving this card to ' |notify the members of your immediate . |family soo no one will be missed. - y| Those living in the state are request'led to bring well filled baskets and

your own table service., Remember the date and place and be sure to bd present. v J. C. Kimmell, Chairman Maxine Growcock, Secretary Mrs. Marion Growcock ° Minnie Norris . -~ William 0. Schlabach | Linda Thomas : e F R Hitler : Charles Werker - Committee : s oroe e ) ot ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loy are in Chi:ago attending the style show.

Jacob Sheets is here from Chicagd to visit relatives and old friends. PR ——— . el Attorney Frank P. Bothwell is in Toledo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Braden. : The members of the Lambda Chi Omega combined their regular business meeting Monday evening with a picnic dinner at the city tourist park. In spite of the aggravation of mosquitoes the dinner was enjoyed anil all business dispensed with. ‘Among other things it was decided to hold a cake and candy sale at the Jet Whitg to start at nne-thirty Saturday morning.

[ S7%CN ™, - CARNEY’S GREAT } e . oNar ‘< AL! Men’s Clothing and Furnishings Many people have taken advantage of the low prices. Come and get your share while the choosing of good.

Suits for Men and Young Men $20.00 Suits during sale $15.75 $25,00 Suits during sale $18.75 $27.50 Suits during sale $19.75 $30.00 Suits during sale $21.75 $32.50 Suits during sale $23.75 $35.00 Suits during sale $26.75 $37.50 Suits during sale $28.75 $40.00 Suits during sale $29.75 $42.50 Suits during sale $31.75 $45.00 Saits during sale $33.75

Special lot of 108 mens suits sizes 33 to 42 at $]- 1-75 Overcoats at Halt-Price ~ Men's Overalls $1.29

- Seethe Large Circular Left at Your Door P. J. Carney Clothing Store -Ligonier = “Where Quality Counts” Indiana

Milton Sills at Crystal tonight. \?Fred Thomson and Silver King his wonder horse at Crystal Friday and Saturday. ' Albert W'eaver has been in Chilago this week buying goods for his hardware store.

The Chamber of Commerce wil} meet for luncheon Friday noon at ho» tel Ligonier. - Milton Sills in “Burning Daylight” a big he-man story by Jack London tonight at Crystal. Hubert Loeser lame from For} Wayne Wednesday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loeser. NOTICE -OF FINAZL SETTLEMENT State of Indiana Noble County SS: In the Noble Circuit Court October Term, 1928. In the Matter of the Estate of | Michael Rice Deceased. | No. 3056.

~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sz Administrator of the estate of Michael Rice des ceased has filed in said court its account and vouchers in final settle ment of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examina—l tion and action of said Cecurt at the! i Jourt House at Albion Indiaua on the Ist day of October 1928 at which time and place all perscas interested in said estate are required to Appear in said Court and show cause if any there be why said account should not be approved. And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and all others interested in said Estate are also hereby required at the time and place aforesaid to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. The Mier State Bank, Administrator | Posted July 31 1928 William H. Wigton Attorney 27b2w

sTN B g ! @F “" / -e T ] v->.‘s ‘ v . . ' . _ More Summer ™ Play Hours - ’L\ER Shortened cleaning hours S f mean more time for out-in- - the-openliving. Youneed this - summer recreation. And The ' . L Hoover, with its greater 4irt : c PR per minute, gives you this exv '\ tra leisure. Ask’f’or.a demonB %Q.. stration of the amazing clean- _ ; & wl ing principle, *“Positive _ ZA £ Agitation”—so thorough that : : b it even eliminates moths! Libo __._M.J eral allowance for your old : : Model 700 cleaner. Only $6.25 down; e balance monthly. . | ngonler Flectnc Shop ' O. G. Bowen e ~ Walt Robinson

At its regular meeting tonight flm| Ligonier city c¢ouncil may submit tho, annual budget. _ ! Mrs. W. H. Wigton daughter Emily .andson Robert drove to Indianapolis Tuesday and visited the Johu I. Hurst family. : | ~ John B. Joce 73 presideni. of the Howard county bar associatian died at Kokomo. Ile had been coufined to his bed for the past two weeks. - Miss Mary Huff of Ligonier who is visitfng her grandparents Mr. and. Mrs ‘Orville Hills at South Milford is' sufy fering from an infection on her hand.

NECKWEAR Three Prices 5 $l.OO T(')nly 79 "§’j§' 00 Ties - 79 =l \\B 75¢ Tier - 55¢ ’§\" 50c Ties. -39 c W% WORK SHIRTS L Tans, Grays, Blues and Fancy Patterns Straw Work Hats 19c¢ and; 39c Boys’ Work Shirts o = Bfe Boys’ Overalls S NOe

| The 1929 tax levy for Goshen has ibeen . fixed at 91 cents: o ’ ‘Ramon Novarro ‘the star of ‘Ben 'Hur in “Forbidden Hours" at Crystal next week. : S : Mrs.| Josephine Kann formerly of this city and daughter Mrs. H. H, Schiuster both of Chicago are in Kendallvilic villing the Kann families. Mr. and Mrs! Cy Hills and daughter Miriam of Wawaka and Mrs. Bess |sie Warble and son Lawrence of Ligs lonier were' callers recently of Mr, and [ Mrs. Orville Hills and family at South Milford. : . :