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E. Jacobs & Co., Inc.

L COA N At 10% DISCOUNT We are oftering any coat from our very large stock at a discount of 10 per cent. AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT A large assortment of the very newest styles of the season. | | | L Ty Dress Goods Jiinm oo = DRESS FLANNEL--Wool crepe, wool challie, kasha, serge in all the new shades. Peter Pan, Fasheen, Percale, Gingham. t ¢ For the Ladies and Rom Coats " 7 8 B] ank et S S(())t:]).n., wool-mixed and au . i d : : in . Munsing oi Sa oo™ ™ HOSIERY in All the New Fall Shades ' . .¢+ Vel d AxmiFloor Covering Dept. nier niobena tiful new designs--Gold Seal Congoleum rugs--Armstrong Linoleum. - ‘We will continue our sale on rugs until Sat‘urday, Nov. ]O.;, 1 .

E. Jacobs & Co., Inc. Lacies’ Ready-to-Wear, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs

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InshiCobblerPotatoes . FORSAIE . No. 1,.50c per bushel, or 15¢ per peck Others at 40c per bushel. Small potatoes . 25c per bushel. Callat C. & A. Green Market

To the Voters of Noble County. My attention has been called to an article published in two Noble county newspapers in which I am charged with dishonesty because I am a candidate for re-election for county clerk . It is stated that I wrote a letter to the voters of Noble county in 1924 in which 1 said that I sought but one term of office. . 1 do not deny writing that letter.

I do deny any insincerity of purpose, When I became a c@ndidate two yeargj ago I meant what I said. lam a candidate for re-election this year solely because prominent men and women from all parts of the county, republican and democratic alike, who have had personal contact with my office, have urged it upon me. During the past four years I have tried to fulfill the duties of county clerk to the best of my ability. Those whose business has brought them in actual contact with the clerk's office said that my work has been above the ordinary. They are the ones who have urged my being a candidate for reelection thig year. If the taxpayers of Noble county be-

lieve that m}' four years in office havg countedfor efficiency and the satisfactory discharge of the duties of that office, then I should be eleted. Your vote should be your honest expression of your own opinion. - Signed: Frances M. Beane.

LOOKING BACKWARD, Items Taken From Ligonier Banner of ' Ten Years Ago.

Otto Butts a former resident of t.hisi city was buried at Mishawaka. . ' Postmaster Gaby and Contractor H. V. Burkhart were in Fort Wayne consulting Postoffice Inspector Piatt concerning the remodeling of the postoffice. H. P. Sisterhen was named a member of the Library board. : Mrs. William Loy suffered severe injuries when she fell down stairs uf her country home. Mrs.. Vera Hite Chiddister died at her home west of the city aged 18 years. Her mother died six weeks previous. o L iCapt. Milo Terry was reported wounded in France. . - Middlebury had a d;tring‘ bank robbery $l6 in pennies was taken. . Mrs. C. D. Lane entertained a party of friends at dinner ' '

The Misses Dorothy Slabaugh and Gladys McPhilmey entertained thirty | young folks at a Halloween party. The Noble county draft board hasl two calls—one asking for coppersmith and the other for motor transport convoy service. ‘ i The county conscription board,‘ commenced mailing out questionnaires i J. H. Golder resigned his position with the Farmers Co-operative Elevator company. : } Irvin Jacobs Here ° Irvin Jacobs came from Chicago to spend a few days with relatives and old friends. : Kendallville has 10,176 books in her public library. Health Officer Lane reports for October, four deaths and no 'births. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Williams were victims of an ‘attack of ptomaine poisoning Sunday night. : Mrs. Vern Duesler of South Bend spent Sunday night with her sister Mrs. C. Magnuson:. -

~Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Lantz of Topeka were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. William Cochran, Jr., of Ligonier.

“Ramona”, a picture with a soul, 4 tear, a smile, it reaches the hearts of the world. See it this week at Crystal. . '

Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wainwright of Elkhart township had as guests Tues: day Mrs. George Leming and children of Ligonier. : :

- Mrs. W. C. B. Harrison suffered an attack of ptomaine poisoning Sunday afternoon and his spent most of the time since in bed. :

- Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. ﬁensberger and daughters, Mr and Mrs. W. B. Leas and Mrs. H. F. Cotherman of Goshen were Sunday visitors at the home of M. A. Cotherman and family. :

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, who are spending their vacation with her parents and Miss Josephine Piper of Kendallville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Magnuson.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mclntyre were business callers at Elkhart Monday and stopped at Goshen to call on Henry Herald who will leave soon for Mayo Brothers at Rochester, Minn., for an operation. ;

On Sunday, November 11th Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Orr of Warsaw, Ind., formerly of Ligonier will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home at 1017 East Fort Wayen street by keeping open house for their friends from 2:30 to 4:00 o’clock p.m.

Now is the time to pay your Baumner subgoription—DO IT NOW!

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA,

“RAMONA” SEBR IT! | Fred Myers is driving a new Ford coach. : ‘ o o b S iroiaipaiti | Dolores Del Rip Is superb in “Ramona”. - Don’t miss it. ; Mrs. Robert Hart of Elkhart spent Friday with friends in this city. Frank Vondersmith is home from South Bend where he had been employed. o : .For Sale—Glow Boy heating stc;\“e, almost good as new. See James Ballah. : : , 40b3t*

Helen Hunt Jackson's grcat novel “Ramona” is a picture no one should miss. i - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doll méde’a_i business ttip to LaGrang: Thursday evening. o L . Mrs Cs V. Poyser and daughter of Elkhart were guests of friends here i‘one day last week. o Miss Mary Moats of Fort Wayne 4 spent Sunday® with her paren:s M\r and Mrs. Tvan Moats. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anthony of ‘Lake Wawasee were guests of Mr.,and Mrs. Walter Robinson Thursday evening, ‘ See “Ramona”, a picture that carries you along in its surging sweeps and tense drama, at Crystal this Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday.

For Sale-—Good fine or coars: wood cut out at the Beeson woods. Inquire of Orla Hostetler, half mile<south of Topeka. ' 41a2t* - Dicky Green is at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John IL. Henry recuperating from an attack of the chickenpox. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loy haV_u moved to the home of Mrs. Loy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Inks where thay wiil make their home. . el . air. and Mrs. ‘H. L. Askew, Mrs. Hal Grecn and Welcome Bruner of Kort Wayne were guests at the J. L‘. Henry home Thursday afternoon. . 0 Hor sale of tradé———pedigm German ‘pol_i(‘e pups especially bred for savage. Price $6 and 8, Dan C. Yoder, 6% miles north of Ligonier..... 4lait

Dolores Del Rio is “Romana’—-a a screen masterpiece. It will reach the hearts of the world. See it at Crystal this Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. : : . . Public Sale. -

The unde;rsigned will sell at publie auction, on the Jonathan Kurtz farm three miles north and one mile east of Ligonier and two miles south and one mile west of Topeka on ; 'TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13 1‘ At 1:0q p. m. sharp the following! property to-wit: . . 4 Head of Cattle—2 good Jersey’ cows giving milk. 2 Jerscy heifers coming fresh this winter -1 driving ‘horse weight 1100; 4 brcod sows with {pigs by side, 10 shoats wt.. about 100 lbs; 100 chickens; 1 dozen ducks. Ha¥y and Grain—s tons of mixed hay 400 bushel of oats; 150 bushel of corn. Miscellaneous—l -horse Studebaker wagon, spring wagon, cab buggy, sleigh, single heavy wagon harness, 2 horse plow, single shovel plow, one horse cultivator, fanning mill, barn scales, corn sheller, a good Tand carg, grain cart, fence stretcher, forks, shovels, jackserew . mattock, “work ‘bench, hog crates, hog troughs, farm sled carpenter tools, oats sprouter, copper kettle, iron Kkettles, tripod, cider barrel, gasoline barrel, and other barrels, bone grinder, log .chains, cow tees, cement post moulds, emery grind ‘stone, buck saw, crosscut saw, rifle, shot gun, incubater, chicken coops, Overland automobile, potatoes, pears and apples. >

- Household Good—Box stove, cook stove, laundry stove,:couch, leaf table morris chair rocking -chair, kitchen chairs, 2 bedsteads and springs, ice cream freezer, crocks and jars and other articles.: : Terms of Sale—All sums of $5.00 and under cash. All over that amount a credit of six months with 6 per cent interest from date of sale purchaser giving bankable note with good freehold security. - ' JONATHAN KURTZ. ' E. R:. Kurtz, Auct. : Dale Seagley Clerk. :

® Wolf Lake High School - ' BASKET BALL SCHEDYLE ; 1928-1929 Nov. 9—LaOtta .......... H 1B 2B Nov. 16-—Ligonler .......H 1B 2B Nov. 1T Plerceton ... T 1B 2B !No'v. 28—Cromwell ...... H 1B G ‘Nov. 30—Wash. Center ... T 1B G Dec. I—Concordia ... T 1B Dec. 7—No. Webster ... T 1B 2B Dec. lo—Ligonter ....... H 2B G Dee. 22—Churubusco .... H 1B 2B Dec. 28—Millersburg .... H 1B 2B 'Jan. 6 Atamni ... H B G Jan dl-—Albion ... ... T 1B 28 )Jan. 12—Wash. Center ... H 1B = G Jan. 18-19—Co. Tournament... 2B G Jan. 25—Waweka ...... H 18 G Jan. 26—Churubusco ...... T 1B 2B Feb. I—Cromwell ....... T 1B G Feb. 2—Concordia ...... H 1B Feb. 900 l City ....... T 1B - @ Feb, 16-—Ligopier ...... T 1B @G Feb. 16— Garrett ....... H 2B @6 Feb. 22—Millersburg .... T 1B 2B Feb. 22—Garrett ......... T & Feb. 23-—Alblon ....cvnea H: 1B 2B Mar. 1-2—SBec. Tournament ...1B 18, First Boys’ Team; 28, Second Boys’ Team; @, Girls’ Team. ‘

“RAMONA” SEE IT! - This is the last day for paying taxes this fall. For Sale—Fifteen pigs : "F}nquire‘ of Vern Pancake. i = ~ “Painting the Town"”, is a success. See it tonight. ; : Max Mentzer spent the week-end with his parents here. , For Rent—Good house, all modern, Enquire at E. Jacobs & Co. The Progress Club will meet this évening with Mrs. Leland Thompson, FOR RENT—Modern house at 328 Union ‘street. Call Mrs. H. C. McDaniel

For Sale—Buff Orpington cockerels Rlood tester, trap nested. Abe Weimer Ligonicr, Ind. ~ 40Db5t . Miss Roseltha Drake of Ligonier enrolled last week at International college. Fort Wayne. Bred brood sows on easy shares. See you’ at the sale Thursday. Pice feed ;company. o 41a3t* A Thanksgivmg supper will be l;eld at the Broadway church Thursday evening Noveember 22nd. ~ FOR SALE—Dry oak and hickory ‘'wood fine and course. Enquire Peter ’Regu!a or phone Don Braden Kimmel Ind. - ' 40a8t*

If want to move, call Starr Trucking Co. We do all kinds of hauling, local and long -<distance, phone 295. . L 39b4t Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kunce and sons of Indian Village were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Golder of Ligonier. o : Mrs. Catherine Correll, Mrs. Jerd Priest and ‘g{rs. Harry Brown of Indian Village "were Ligonier shoppers Monday. e - “Ramona”, millions have. reéad the book, millions will see the picture. Don’t miss it, this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. . : Mr. and Mrs. Chester Searfoss and son, Léland, of near Ligonier spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Showalter at Benton. . Mrs. Herman Stultz and daughter, Betty Jane of Goshen spent the weekénd in Ligonier with Mrs. Stultz's gister, Mrs. Lloyd Williamson and family. ' ;

e For Sale. | New Perfection Superfex oil range. This is an exceptional buy and must be seen to he appreciated. Ligonier Electric Shop, phone 700. 37b4t Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and- has qualified as administratoy with the will annexed of the estate of John J. Wittmer, deceased, late of Noble county, Indiana. The creditors, heirs, devisees and legatees of dgail testor and all persons interested in his estate will be governed accordingly. Said estate !is supposed to be solvent. Citizens Bank, Ligonier, Indiana, » Ad.nxixlistl‘aior. . Bothwell & Vanderford, Ligonier, Indiana attorneys for estate.. 4la3w

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Painting the Town 'You‘ll enjoy every minute of this clever comedy drama. See it by all means. : : TUES, WED.,, THURS,, NOV. 6-7-8 :Ramona St‘arring"DQlores Del Rio and Warner Bax;er From Helen Hunt Jackson’s great novel. American literature has never given a finer story to the screen. A picture that carries you along in its surging sweeps and tense drama. It will reach the hearts of the world—a picture with a soul, a tear, a smile. ‘See it again and again. '

Shows at 7:15 and 9:15. Admission 20 and 35. S FRIL and SAT.,, NOV. 9 and 10. -’ ' X - Hold ’Em Yale ' A fascinating college comedy romance peppered with wholesome humor, tense drama and thrills galore, starring Rod La Rocgue——also a Sennett comedy. ‘ : SUN.’ and MON-, NOV. 11 and 12- ‘ : | Heart to Heart : Starring Mary Astor and Lioyd i_Hughes. A splendid comedy with these very likable stars. Dollars to doughnuts you'll like it—also a good comedy and latest news. o TUES., WED., THURS., N'OV. 13-14-15 - Sorrel and Son

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Millions have read the book! Millicns will live the romarnce on the screen! See “Ra“mona ! Dream with her! Thnll with her! Love with hei! It’s Dolores s Ak hef best . Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 ~ Adm. 20c-35¢ COMING November 13-14-15 * “Sorrel and Son” -

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