Ligonier Banner., Volume 62, Number 38A, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 October 1928 — Page 4

MON.OCT. 1, - : Hot News o Bebe Daniels at her best. Its hot stuff. F?vcrz.'dne enjoyed- it also a Deluxe Sennett comedy and news. TUES. WED,, '[‘Hl'RS., OCT, 16-17-18 Milton Sills in . The Hawks Nest J Meet the Hawk-—mystery man of the underworld—best-liked and mostfeared in all crookdom:. Here’s a picture that takes vou right into his nest, See the desperate fight between two powerful gang leaders for the love of a cabharet dancing girl—and her own surprising sacrific io uphold the: code of the underworld; = Also latest news. : -

FRI. AND SAT., OCT. 19-20 Pl - The Leopard Lady A smashing mysteriy le‘anlaf;;f circus life. A thrilling. story with a brand . new - twist. Also ' Sennett comedy. s ; : SUN. AND MON. OCT. 2i-22 ' »1 Lady be Good < Starring Dbrbth,v Machaell and Jack AMulhall. o - ‘ 4 ; " Just a ~couple of ifal.de\'ille‘ magicians, His hand was quicker than her eye, but not half as quiek as the magic in -her smilé. 'lt turned his head, then His heart and landed them both heads first on Broadway! - . This® is great aldo good comedy and news. L TUES. AND WED. OCT. 23-24 The Mysterious Lady 8 Stareing Greta Garbo and Conrad Nagel Garbo's greatest s reen truimph a romance sénsation! Sy COMING THURS, & FKL OCT. 25-26 .~ Special Attraction, 4 % . I :o2 ’. . § ; ~_The Road to Ruin An astonding : revelation .of the moral decayv of*modern vouth.

‘Guest Coupon Good With One Paid - Admissionon Monday

FUR 5 E | Wednesday Uctober 17th

~“THIS SALE WILL BE THE FUR EVENT OF THE YEAR” A ,fepresentative of one of the very best and most reliable Fur Houses of the country will. be at our store on October 17th with their full assortment of Luxurious, Beautiful Fur Coats 1n the lovely NEW STYLES AND GRACEFULLINES. * By buying at this Special Sale you can e o T SAVE 20% to 30% = We will present on this date the largest selection we have ever shown in "Alluring Furs o -at very SPECIAL PRICES | e | - WE WILL HAVE A LINE OF $50,000 WORTH OF FUR COATS s FOR YOUR:APPRQVAL | . i ; . ' s : E. Jacobs & Co., Inc., Ligonier ; - Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, ‘Hats', Dry Goods and Rugs . /

Notice of Petition for Improvement : of Highway . - Notice is hereby given that Levi H. Chiddister and others freeholders and voters of Perry Township Noble Co%n—ty, indiana did on the Bth day of October 1928 file in the office of the Auditor of Noble County Indiana a petition of which the following is-a true copy, to-wit: = “State of Indiana, Noble County, SS: : In _Commissioners’ Court before the Board of Commis- ~ sioners of - Noble County, Indiana. e . In the matter of the petition for the improvement of a certain public highway situated in Perry Township, Nome County, Indiana, to be known as, and

called, the “River Road” : To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Noble County Indlana: : ; _ The undersigned freeholders and voters of Perry ‘Township ©Noble County, Indiana respectfully petition the Board of Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, for the grading draining and paving of a certain highway situated in said township, county and state, which grading, draining and paving are to be done under the laws of the State of Indiana as pro-, vided in sections 7711, 7711 A, "-7712.1 7713; 7714, 7715, and up to and including section 7725 of Burns’ Annotated Indiana Statutes, Revision of 1914, and supplement of 1921, -and all amendments and additions thereto made by any of the Acts passed by the Generdl Assembly of the State of Indiana, pertaining to highways of the character and description herein set out, and which’ said highway “i 8 one continuous highway in said Perry Township, Noble County, Indiana, and is .described as follows, to-wit: commencing at the improved highway known as the Lincoln Highway at a point about twenty rods east of the northwest corner of t he northeast quarter of section twenty eight in said township, thence running north ‘and northwest, following the line of the present existing and established highway through the west half of the soutﬁe'ast" quarter and the nortthst gquarter of section. twentyone, and the northeast quarter of section twenty, all in said township, to the northwest corner of ‘the northeast quarter of said section twenty, thence west on the north line of said section twenty to the northwest corner. of said section twenty and there to terminate. And petitioners recommend that said - improved highway shall follow as near as may be practical the present laid out -and established highway running along and over the line and route above set out and described, and petitioners show that said proposed improved public highway above described is less than three miles in length; that the same begins at the present existing improved public highway in * said Perry Township ordered improved by your

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Board on the petition of Henry Hire and others, and that the same ends at the improved highway in said township ordered improvéd by your Board on the petition of A. N. Claudon and others, thus connecting at either end with an improved public highway. -~ Petitioners ask that said proposed improved highway be drained, g}'aded and paved with stone, gravel or other road paving material, and petitioners recommend *that in the event the same ghall be found suitable and practical for -use, «that said highway be paved with washed gravel, and that said highway be so constructed with proper slope and grade, and with sufficlent drains and culverts, and with a surface -sufficiently solidified as to make a well graded drained and improved highway. : s An petitioners further recommend that said highway be so laid out, improved and constructed to a width not less than the width of said highway as now established and that the traveled portion of said highway when improved shall not be less than eighteen feet in width.

Wherefore your . petitioners ask and petition ¢hat such steps and proceedings be had and taken in this matter,’as by law required, and that said highway be ordered established, improved and constructed in the manner prayed for herein and petitioners ask for all other right and proper relief in the premises. = - : ' Signed by; : * ‘Levi H. Chiddister and 58 Others. . And that the Auditor of said Noble County, Indiana, has fixed by endorsement on said petition, and does now. fix and set, Tuesday November 6, 1928, as the day in the regular November 1928 Term or session of the Board of Commissioners of said Noble County, ludiana\ yvhen said petition and the matters and things therein contained will be presented for hearing before said Board of Commissioners. - o :

Edwin Smith ~Auditor of Noble County, Tndiana. | : 37a2w See Milton” Sills and Doris iKenyvon at Crystal this week. - . Great fur sale at the store of . Jacobs & Co. Inc,, Wednesday Oty 100 ' Milton Sills in “The Hawk’s* Nest” at Crystal Tuesday Wednesday Thursday.- _ ' ~ Mrs Chet Hil: 3rs. Earl T:zyloi‘ and Mrs; Levi Flynn spent Saturday in South Bend. o 'Mtg'-'s.‘ou'ie _~Simmbn‘s‘ Miss Ma-rgarc-t Smith and Mrs. Davis of Fort Waynd ispent Sunday with Mrs. Evanna Smith ‘at Findlay Ohio ‘ : ' The LaPorte: high school football team on th_gir way to Garrett in a large bus stopped over during the lunch- hour Saturday in this city.

-~ Church Supper The ladies of the U. B. church will hold a supper in the church dining room October 18th from 5::30 till 7:30 Cream Chicken with Bigcuits Mashed Potatoes | Sweet Potatoes - Baked Beans Cold. Slaw : : Jello Pumpkin Rje with Whipped Cream Coffee Price 40 cents . Use your Guest Coupons tonight. That's what they are for.

~ Dr. and Mrs. C. G Keehn paid Milford relatives a visit Sunday. Great tur sale at the store of E. Jacobs & (o, Ine, Wednesday Oct. 17, Mesdames John L Cavin and C. E: Hoagland visited friends in Goshen Fr_iday. . i ~ For Rent‘(-(}‘ re at the corner of pollegg and Maftin street. W. A, Ruple. o 37bgt* FOR RB.\’ urnished house for winter. All moddern with garage. Phone 352. , ’ 38a2te John Kenney went to a hnsf)-ital in Cleveland Ohio where he wiil submit |to 2 minor operation:

Mr. 'and Mrs. Lockwood Lamb spent Sunday in South Bend guests of their son Hubert and family. e For Rent—seven room house .on Kast Union street. Water and electric lights. Mrs. H. C. McDaniel. 38a2t* - FOR SALE potatoes seconds for 25¢ a bushel firsts at 50c¢ 614 miles north of Jdmonder. | . . 37bdt ~ The Kings Daughters will meet Friday night with Mrs. Ed Williams assisted by Mrs. A. . Newton. o . , R O ~ Mr, and Mrs. A. O. Shearer and littie son came from Chicago to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry ureen. : ' B

" Roy Ferguson came from South Bend and spent Sunday with James Ferguson and Mr .and Mrs. Arthun Ferguson and other old home folks. - Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Keehn and ;\:lr‘ and Mrs. Otis D. Nusbaum will go tao Crawfordsville next Saturday to witness Wabash' college team play footbalt =~ - sl Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Faulker and children of Goshen and Mr and Mrs. Milo Renner and children took Sunday’ dinner with Mr. and - rMs. Nolon /Renner and family. : . Mr. and Mrs.! H. P. Horn and children Robert and Lois and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and children Jacquine and Richard motored cver from Elkhkart and spent Sunday with the former’s mother Mrs Geo. Flowers.

FUR ‘ -S) - - Wednesday October 17th

L e e New Perfection Superfex oil range.‘ This is an exceptional buy and must be seen to be appreciated,g Lig‘onieri Electric Shop, phone 700. 37h4t - Electric stove for sale. Phone 319. See Bebe Daniels in “Hot News"” tonight. s e ; : 3 o 1 Trucking of all kinds. Call Geo. iggs, ‘phone'm.‘,‘x 36b6t FOR SALE—Electric Ironer A-1 condition. Phone 388. . j , ousar e . Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hite paid Topeka friends a recent visit. S e Mrs. Vern . Fisher paid . Goshen friends a visit Thursday. . w QU Pt saie s nxS The Rebekahs will hold a special neeting Thursday night. ]

Great fur sale at the store of E. acobs' & Co. Ine.,, Wednesday Oct. 3. Milton Sills in “The Hawk's Nest” at Crystal Tuesday W’e'duesdzxy Thurs-. iay. i : _ Wanted—Position as housekeeper yv -experienced lady. Reference. Cail it 2056 Water street. . Lk . The residerce property of Jessie J)ecker for rentz: For terms call on e LP. Bothwell. - 36b6t Pl e ettt £ 5 ; Charles Bowen was here circulating JNONg relativ'es and old friends the ast week-end. T : > : m‘_‘""""““f 2 ‘ Louis J Dunning came {from Wars saw and yvisited Sunday with relativey and old friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Inks and Mrs. Laura McDonald motored to Lima, Ohio today for the -day , o

The ILadies ‘:Aid of -the Christian chureh will hold a bake sale Saturday October 27. 28adt The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will serve a chicken. supper Thursday evening November 22 Watch for menu: : L ‘ Circles No. 2 and 4 of the M. E, church' will hold a bake sale at the Green’s Meat Market on Saturday Oct, 20. : . Sahae ’ W. Glen Engle who Sperﬁ’so many vears in Loraine in .the newsparper game has been transferred to '['oedo. : Tt s RTINS o 0 Shicen . pie supper . given by the Friendly Bible Class at- the Cosperville Baptist church Friday evening, October 19th. Serving will.. begin promptly at 5:30 p.m. e Great fur sale at the store of E. Jatobs & Co. Ine., Wednesday Oct. 17,

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To the 5000 who daily become owners of the . new Ford car

: { - R THE serviee obligation of the Ford Metor Company and its dealer organizationg is now growing at the rate, of 5000 cars a day. It is to these new car owners that this message is addressed. - - The new Ferd is a regnarkably fine car for one that costs so little. liissimiplein design, constructed of the finest materials, and builz o unusually clese measurcments. e : These zre the reasons it performis so wonderfully. These are also the reasons its service requirements are so few and the up-Leep cost go low. e ' When you receive your new car, the dealer will explain the dimple little things that should be attended to at regrilar intervals to insure -the best performance. e ~will alsg tell you something of his own facilities for deing this work promptly and at emall cost. - Wik the puréhase of your ear, you are eniitled to Fres Jnspection -Sezvice by vour dealer at 500, 1000 and 1500 miles.” This service is due you and we urge youiio take full advantage -of it. Proper care during this

breaking-in period: means a greatdealto’ thie life of your ear.

FORD MOTOR COMPANY

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Included in the Free Inspection Serviee is a check~up of the battery, the _generaior charging rate, the disiribuior, the carburetor adjustment, lights, brakes, " shoek absorbers, tire inflation and etecring gear. The “engine il is also changed ‘and chassis libricated. | i+ No charge whatever is - made for labor or materials ~incidental to this inspection -Bervice, except where repairs are necessary because of aceident, negleér, or mis- . use, ; o - L. The laber of !?ch:inging - tlie engine oil and lubricat~ing ihe chassis is also free, althouzh a charge is made ~ fov the new oil. ~ We Lelieve that when you, see the geod effeets of this _imspection you will continue 15 have it done regularly _ throughout the life of your oear : ~Wherever vou live, you - willg ind the Ford dealer - very helptul in keeping your ecar in good rupning order for many thousands of miles st 5 minimum of trouble and expense. . ;. Hevwoperaies under close factor?‘ supervision and has been trained and equipped

to do this work promptly, thoroughly and econemically.

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