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- NOVEMBER 7-8-9 AWAVAVAVAVANMANVAVAVAVAVAVAY INSPIRATION PICTURES inc. £ EDWIN CAREWE A% » A | t m1ON: Al/ G /1“7;%// Z %}y : . e o, Helen Hunt e, Jackhson’s ////; ek & American Love 7 0y ‘) -,/’_, C ‘ . eW = | = ——> s————— WARNER BAXTES ey -7 ROLAND DREW {, :;' = _ . . VERA LEWIS « st W 1 «MICHAEL )'§ - VISAROFF. 9 , | Z, %’, \ : : ~-_~;->f'z e & “ ; | L Al ‘ e - ”:’J///% Words can't describe it! Adjectives : “,f' ,'\,;/,3 don’t 'do it justice! “Ramona’” is g i ?/;Z/ picture that must be seen for thrill- : :’, é } ing entertainment! Y : 17 v 2> A . S A 7 Rl = S e B Cr=y KT me iR TS @EE’ -1 . e ‘(w lEE—= ;;ﬂn LALVY LS e iMR -4 Carewe ‘%éj Y = : yr ; e f% L B AN production BN Pef) s oy St A= f Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 Adm. 20c-35¢ COMING November 13-14-15 O - - 9 o - “Sorrel and Son” x

: Automokiles ifor Export. - Automobile dealers at this time are paying special heed, in their surveys of 1829 market trcnds, io the export aspects of the industry, conscious of the fact that oversea: tradc lhias been growing consistently until it stands today third in th elist of American gxports = with a wvaluation of four hundred and six millions of dollars.

- This is regarded as significant, coming as it does with the industry entered upon the final quarter of what promises to he the greatest year in the history of the domestic market with no decrease in home demand expected during 1929. | Far from viewing with complacency the gigantic forward strides made in foreign markets since 1921, the consensus of expert opinion adheres to the view that the export business is still an infant—a gilant infant which promises to achieve a mighty growth. Re habilitation of Europe, the betterment of road conditions all over the world, the establishment of American credit systems abroad and the continuous improvement of American manufacturing methods are among the reasons assigned for a view of the foreign market that is decidedly optimistic. L | ' . Last week, H. J. Klingley, general sales manager of the Chevrolet Motor company, world leader in domes.tic and foreign sales, issued a statement in which he predicted that Amierim will be exporting 1,000,000 cars annually within the next few years. Mr. Klingler madé his prediction ful* ),ly aware that the total number of Amlerican cars shipped abroad for sale in 1927 was 460,305 and coginizant too, of the fact that foreign trade barmiers are. not likely ever to be obliterated. - -l ’

) Explaining /is forecast, he said: ‘‘One million American made cars will be shipped overseas and sold in the next few years. Today there are upwards of 29,505,475 motor vehicles iin the world, and of this number 23 million are in use in the United States. I feel that this is altogether out ”of’ proportion. The United States has only about 1-20th of the world’s population and only a fraction of its habitable land. Yet it owns 80 per cent of all motor vehicles in the world. ~ “General Motors Export, applying American methods of manufacture, distribution and credit, has gone a long way in the last few years to make the world motor minded. For instance, Chevrolet cars and trucks are now being sold in 104 countries from Icelend in the north to New Zealand in the south, and each one of these cars is serving as an individual ambassador of the superiority of the American product. Each is educating the world at large -of the advantages of economical transportation that cannot be surpassed. ' “During the first six months of this year General Motors Export reports the sale of 57,808 Chevrolet passénger cars and 50,642 trucks as compared ‘with 39,594 passenger cars and 32,799 trucks for the first six months of 1927 This increase in the export trade has been :reflected generally. Figures for the first eight months covering the entire American export field show an increase of 36 per cent over 1927.

See Delores Del Rio in Ramona’— for drama, romance, spectacle and action. It can never be equalled—see it next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Crystal. :

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

Concerning the authenticity of the Kensington Rune Stone, Dr. Walter Hough, head curator of anthropology 'of the Smithsonian institution, makes 'the following statément: “This stone 'was established as a fake by the con.fession of the man who Inscribed it. The work was cleverly done and decelved many, but a scholar found that ‘@ few runes not in use In 1362 were used and - finally the faker made a ,clean breast of {t.”

Talking About Oneself

Speech of & man’s self ought to be seldom and well chosen. 1 know one was wont to say in scorn, “He must needs be a wise man, he speaks so much of himself’; and there is but one case wherein & man may commend himself with good grace, and that is in commending virtue in another, especially 1f it be such a virtue ‘wWhereunto himself preterdeth.—Ba¢on, 2

Buildings and whole cities of glass are predicted by a well-known architect. There would be two shells of glase to a high building, 18 inches or so apart, leaving space to be made into at least a partial vacuum. Glass buildings: would probably be heated and cooled in the same wuy a 8 o thermos flask is used to maintain heat and cold. : :

Haydn has always been considered a German., but Rahran, the willage in which he was born, changed rulers when Germany annexed it. Defore then it’ was Croatian. - His music nas more of the Slav character ‘about At than Teutonl¢, but no doubt some:'of it is susceptible to German influence.

‘Little Jean was visiting her small cousin. They :were playing and having a glorious time together when Jean's father came to take her home. After she had donh?l her ‘eoat :and hat, she turned around and said: “Say, come buck to me, somebody !

_According to the theory of Dr. Robert Millikan, the cosmic rays which physcitts detect coming to the earth from - interplanetary space are the form of energy freed by the breakdown of atoms in the process of creation of new atoms. :

How Compass Works

The compass does not point exactly to the geographical North pole, but: to the magnetic North pole, which is some ‘distance away from it; its approxtmate position being 70.8 degrees N. latitude and 96 degrees W. longitude. . ;

Assuming the heart to beat 69:times a minute at ordinary heart pressure, the blood courses through the4veins at the rate of 207 yards in a minute, or seven mile§ an hour. 168 miles a day, and 61,320 miles a year. i

To develop the wisdom of serpents while they retain the guilelessness of ‘doves is the task which faces the re ligio-moral forces if they would aid¢ in the moral regeneration of society.— Rinhold Niehbuhr.

Keeping Up With Junior

On the whole, it's wiser not to srart making a pal of the boy till after the boy finishes with periphrastic Latin conjugations and quadratic algebraic equations.—Arkansas Gazette. 2

- Our desires always disappoint us; for though we meet with something that gives us satisfaction, vet it never thoroughly answers our expectation.— Rochefoucauld.

But They Get the Ceconuts

It is said of native Sumatrans that they are too lazy 1o climb coeonut trees so they train monkeys to go ugp the trees and ge: the fruit for them,

Secientists have been able to set fire to woed by sound waves, produced probably by some jazz band instrument.—New York Herald Tribune.:

Orchid- Matures Slc:vly

- Nearly five years are required for an orchid plant to mature under glass from a seed and only about one seed in & million produces blossoms,

One thing that tepds to make child training difficult is the possession of less sense than the child has—San Francisco Chronicle.

~ The “vinegar river” (Rio Vinalgre) is Iz South America. Its waters are charged with acetic acid.

If you can understand every word the soprano is singing she isn’t a grand opera star. -

Rumania, with 24, has most publie holidays in a year. Next comes Argentina, with 22, ;

The Epistle to Philemon is the shortest written by St. Paul while a prisoner. &

The public sale held by Curtis Cole on the Cole’ farm Tuesday was very successful. The stock and articles gftered was good and brought high rices. e

| Now {s the time to pay your sult scription to the Banner. -

Rune Stone a Fake

Cities of Glass

Haydn’s National:ity

Formality

Atomic Energy

How Blood Travels °

Have Hard Task

Desire Never Fulfilled

Probably Hot Music

One Trouble

Vinegar River

. Not a Real Star

Most Holidays

Brief Epistle

Sale is Successful.

- District Meeting Planned.

A district meeting of Modern Wodomen is hooked for Kendallville November 10th. ; :

~ Already several camps from over the district and some from Michigan have reported they will send delegations. - The Dunfee camp team of sixteen men and six officers will be present and have charge of the initiary work. Columbia City and Coldwater Mich.,, will send teams of sixteen men each. Sturgis will send an eight-man team while the camps of Fort Wayne, Auburn, Butler, Ligonier and Kimmell promise to send large delegations. — ‘ ‘ - Theodore Miller of Wolf Lake and his Woodmen orchestra will furnish the music. ; -

Older Boys' Conierence.

The Ninth Annual Olders -Boys' conference of Indiana, under the auspices of the State Young Men's Christian association, will be held at Muncie, November 30 and December Ist and 2nd. The theme of the conference is “The Great Adventure”. The purpose is to_bring together some six hundred or more older boys and leaders tiro,m the northern part- of the state, ropresenting organizations engaged in ¢énstructive work with older boys, that they may share experiences discuss life problems; receive information. and inspiration from stroung speakers, inspiring them to return home and render definite service.

Thrift of American People.

~ The thrift of the American people has made possible another gerat ent:m'p_i'ise. and romance of business. That Americans are eareless spenders may make interesting reading but ‘it does not square- with the fact, for last year a;pproximately‘- eight million thrifty Americans accumulated an estimated, amount of $500,000,000.60 through small weekly deposi‘ts' in the Christmas Club in banking and financial institutions. ‘ ; :

Youth Killed.

B.: C. ‘White, 20, Bucyrus, 0., wag probably instantly killed an the Lincoln highway three miles. sonth of Churubusco Monday, when the light roadster he was drivingj went into the ditch and turned over. The oyerturned car with the youth’s body.in it was discovered by Grace Rowe and Mrs. Kate Getz of Fort Wayne. The yduth's death resulted from a crushed chest and otlier injuries.

Pay Wedding Tribute.

The young friends of Mr. 'and Mrs. Forest Rex paid . the ‘mewlyweds a tribute with a sernade Tuesday evening. Doc stood the treat for ‘the crowd. . e

See “Painting the Town'., without a doubt the funnest picture you will see this yvear—and we don’'t mean maybe. ' See it at Crystal Sunday and Mondax. S y

Let's Keep What ' / L. The office of Clerk of the Circuit Y Court [Termed County Clerk] is one xBl of the most important offices in the f« For the past four ycars Noble Counet b L has been known ail over Indiana as having one of the most competent County Clerks in the entire state. | ; 5 e » | - Frances M. Beane HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST EFFICIENT AND 'SATISFACTORY COUNTY CLERK IN - THE HISTORY OF NOBLE ' ' . - COUNTY | ‘ . Let's Keep What We've Got This advertisaiment eademul by prominenf Republicans and Deﬁ;oéréts ‘ | | “in all parts of Noble County. : e

o audonly 4 - 3: 5 |vy S i : : ‘. .; D - . $ h : . . , . ; 10 W N F 4 ' You can buy a Hoover now for a price no higher than you would pay for an ordinary - cacuum cleager, $59.50, cash. You can trademm. . ° your old cleaner, no matter what its make or . condition, for a liberal allowance. And you cane . h-a\’f.' “}”T‘g;}'ﬂ’\' ‘1 7-.;_ ....4. ] f,i': 1 ‘\F‘—‘-A——-{-’% 7 . sion of yol® Hoover tor & =ll &L adown paymentofonly JE—4 Bl __ R $6.25 -th? balance De- B 8 8. {’ ‘% _ . ing pavable monthly in Bg- - 481 4 Ry N Saeonnts. Why Bl WAy small amounts. y & FoAl ) 3 : 1 3 1 IR YT 13 not telephosic today for e - L 0 fo o daae netration M—E LA Eil ~a home demonitration R _—SiEsi TS . of the vromarkable *4/‘ = 111 . Hoover cleaning prin- o ——= - : c;ple:, “Positive Agita- =}oE At S . tion. : B e kNN : dt BEATS -as it Sweeps' " asit Cleans, 5 Ligonier Electric Sh 3 ¥ ‘2% . . O.G. Bowen . - Walt Robinson

We have listed the Goodspeed propeity on Union Street and are offeting it at a sacrifice price for” quick sale. The lot is 2145x844 feet. This is an ideal location. The residence has 14 rooms, recently decorated, all hardwood floors. Open stairway. Modern conveniences and built-in features. ¥ull basement, 2 cisterns, good garage, large barn, poultry house, fruit and flowers in abundance. This property can be purchased on liberal terms. Itcan be converted into a 2 flat apartment at small expense. Let us show you this beautiful home.. - - . : s ‘ | ~ Kimmell Realty Co. flgoner = ‘ - Indiana