Ligonier Banner., Volume 63, Number 30A, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 August 1929 — Page 4

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Clarence Meroney of the Stansbury store is taking his vacation. _ o Wanted to buy Good wooden barrels and good clean burlap bags. Call 209 _ e - 29a4t FOR SALE-—Choice Bermuda onions tomatoes and green corn. {all -at country residence of Homer Hite four miles north of Ligonier. 7T. Hamilton. = 28b3t* Landlord Hopper of Hotel Ligonier has joined the Chamber of Commerce, ' o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkett left yesterday for Gre'euup, 111., where they vigited relatives. -

Mrs. Lucille Hendrickson and daughter spent a few days last week with Mrs. S. E. Ort at Churubusco.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burkett, .\_IiSS Marie Burkett, Mrs. Lena Keasey and daughter Kathernie arrived home Thursday from a trip to Ohio and Kentucky. : a 8

1928 CHEVROLET COUPE.

AT TN z,,_:__ a Mechanically perfect. Five good tires, bumpers, motometer and other extras. Duco finish and upholstery like new. $142.00 down and balance 12 months to pay. 30 day guarantee. With an OK that Counts ' LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC. Ligonier, Indiana.

AMERICAN LEGION

STREET FAIR ~ AND AUTO SHOW - Aug. 20 to 24

Free Attractions -- Merry-Go-Round, Band Cbncert, Ferris Wheel, Pavement Dancing, Chairoplane, with 30 other Big Attractions. Come and Bring Your Family.

Thursday and Saturday Children’s Day To the first 25 childrenup to 12 years of age presenting this program, up to 11 o’clock Thursday will be given free rides on Merry-Go-Round, Ferris Wheel, Chairoplane

Sports of the Day Thursday and Saturday 11 A. M.

Boys’ Race, under 12 years. First Prize $l.OO, second 50c. Boys’ Race, under 18 years. First Prize $l.OO, second 50c. : Girls’ Race, under 12 years. First Prize ‘Prize $l.OO, second 50c. - , Fat Men’s Race, over 200'pounds. First Prize $l.OO, second 50c. Sack Race. First Prize $l.OO, second 50c.

LIGONIER WELCOMES YOU Come Early and Bring Your Family

1926 CHEVYROLET COACH. ‘ T e . : - (e / CHEVROLET /8 st e b Wonr e I 007 ) | RERTE Mechanically first class, 5 good tires and battery. Clean inside and out. Duco ftinish and upholstery in fine condition. Small down payment. 12 months to pay. With an OK that Counts . LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC. Ligonier, Indiana. : 80 Acre Farm For Sale 20 acres .of muck land in mint, 60 acres of high land honse and barn, Also residence in Ligonier on Lincoln Way West. See Charles R. Smalley Admr. for ‘L. W. Smalley estate 408 3,\]2iill.Sl, Telephone 121. 28b4t

~Jolin Weir is here to remain some months., ; .

David Cunningham of Frot Wayne has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs:. Rush Cunningham. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Edd Banta joined a party of relatives at North Liberty vesterday and enjoyed a picnic dinner at a nearby lake. 7

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lepird of Ohlwing la., were guests in the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Herald home Wednesday night and Thursday. : - s

i Miss Maude Willis dramatic reader ;of North Webster paid Ligonier a ivisit Saturday. She has appeared on ‘the Chautauqua pllatform here several fimes. 7 &

1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN | . DEMONSTRATOR ‘ ! - ’r zcongmlca( ﬁaqspona riom. f: W i :"’ ‘*—v ; ‘,i s‘/ E MO BT Iluns and looks like new, 5 good tires, bumpers, front and rear and & radiator emblem. $148.00 down .payment, GMAC easy payments, 12 monthly or 2,6, 9 months farmer plan. Uscd car zccepted in frade. ' New -Car Guarantee. , LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC. : Ligonier, Indiana. Mrs: J. J. Schule of Chicago will arrive. this afternoon for a visit at the 0. C. Deardorff home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morris of Elkhart visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson in Ligonier Friday. - FCR SALE, 100 cords of stove wood fine and chunks. See George D. Foster l.igonier. 29b4t>

“My and Mrs. John Bradfield of South Bend were guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bobeck. ‘M. and Mrs.-E. G Thonipson a - rived home Friday evening froni bayton Chio where they spent a weelk visit ing relatives. ; o ; Carlyle Latta is here froin Chicago to spend a week while Mrs. Latta is kin(‘r‘klah(’)ma at the Dbedside of her sick mother. e :

‘Misses” Velma Deardorff and Irene | Nelson will leave Thursday morning 'for Ames, Towa. wliere they will spendg a week's vacation. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cress and \lv and Mrs. Fern Stage arrived hamge ¥riday evening from their tgip through northern Michigan and (":31:_&&1:). Myr. and Mrs. Arnold Jucket of Battle Creek, Jich., joined Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Slater yesterday and had {a picnic diner at Fish Lake. FOR SALE—Police pups full blood. joise dog $B. rest $5. Dan A, Yoder 6 miles north one half mile west of Ligonier. Dan A. Yoder Topeka R. 1. : . 28b4t

1925 CHEVROLET TOURING. _ ﬁr!@onomin! Transportatios . ok a i Beg @y neply e e bR Mechani("a.lly in good shape. Chassis and fenders refinished. Duco good on body. Good rubber and battery. Priced to sell. Termy if desired. . : With an O that Counts - LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC. Ligonier, Indiana. . ]

Pie Eating Contest. Pirst Prize $2.00. : Shoe Race. First Prize $l.OO, second 50c. Women’s Race, free-for-all. First Prize $l.OO, second. 50c. | Potato Race. Fifst Prize $l.OO, second 50c. Ladies’ Néil Driving Contset. First Prize - $l.OO, second 50c. Horse Race. First Prize $3.00, second $2.00.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA.

e e e e e e e MOXNDAY, AUGUST 19. i The Girl in a Glass Cage} Small town life! Big time love!1 Unusual: why, yon haven't seen So strange love story in years! A boy who defied tradition to win a movie cashier, and a beautiful girl who upheld here honor at gun point to be worthy of his love. . One of the most sensational court room Scenes ever recorded with the new love-team of th.sereen, Loretta Young and Carroll Nue.

TUES. WED., THURS.; AUG. 20, 21, 22l The Last ot Mrs. Chaney Men adore her women envied her Threugh London’s gilded society she swept, leaving a trail of broken hearts and stolen jewels. Never has charming MNorma Shearer had a role like this she inakes Jimmy Valentine look like a second story worker. ! Also M.G.M. news reel and Educational comedy. COMING : - TheDrag . With Richard Barthelness and Lila Lee. "

Guest Coupon Good With One Paid Admiss:ion on ~ Monday

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: At any Standard Qil Service Station and at most garages o STANDARD OIL COMPANY - - | (Indiana) ' » : - LIGONIER, INDIANA. -~ " sl7 For quick service use air mail, _ -

Miss Isabelle Taylor spent last week in Muncie. o : - . Mr. aud Mrs. Howard Fisel were Goshen visitors Saturday atternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burke v'v»ere vis-‘ itors at Epworth Forest at Webster lake yesterday. : o E‘ Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Deardorff were 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brent . Tuckey '!in‘- Cromwell yesterday. | e ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sisterhen and ‘daughter are home from a two week's trip through Michigan. . ‘ ‘ Misses Louise and Laurabelle Reed 'daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reed 'have been ill for the past week. -

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Lbng who ar_e;! visiting here from Oklahoma spent the week end in Goshen with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bleugh of North Liberty were guests last night and today of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Banta. Mrs. O. M. Rager and Miss Golda Weade left Friday for a short trip through the east .where!they will visit places of interest. They expect to arrive home tomorrow. . 1925 FORD TUDOR. ’ Jg e :' e - - . ALNAGRVIFY " Five good tires. Refinished, good upholstery and battery. Mechanically in good running order.. $60.00 dow: balance terms to suit vou : | With an OK that Counts | LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC(. ! Ligonier, Indiana. :

Up and over the top in high! Her car seems hungry for hills —swallows them, softly purring. Away it speeds on the open road. Swiftly atllg smoothly the miles fly past. {Red Crown Ethyl gives it power and speed]. | Back to the city and the traffic jam. Cars stand panting to be off. Horns blow. Some engines knock and sputter impatiently. Her sleek car in the midst of the jam waits with a wellbehaved purr. ’ | The engine is quiet. It whirs with. a steady rhythm—with the easy unconcern of power. [Red Crown Ethyl knocks out knocks-—keeps it purring in that weli-oehaved way].

. LINCOLN CHEVROLET INC. | Ligonier, Indiana. ____‘!hb ‘u"f./, L : ‘ ..)-- T oo D,; x SRR - e Headquarters for - Farm Bureau | Gasoline and Oils, - Plymouth and Remey ‘Batteries, Dunlop Bonded Guar anteed tires and the best used cars in town for the dolars you invest. ‘ Mrs. Frenk E. Miller is visiting in‘ Flint, Michigan. : For Sale—3o-foot silo. See W’illiam A. Cochran. : 30a4t* Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Keehn are on a l\'isit in Chicago with relatives.

Mrs. Gordon Warstléer and daughter Harriett spent Eriday in South Bendj ~ Mrs. Leo Wilcox of Fort Wayne, spent the week end with Ligonier relatives. ‘ : ' Mrs. Franklin Pollock® of Fort Wayne is the guest of her sister Mrs. Mary Smith. : e h Mr. and Mrs. Earl Couts and a party of friends from Whiting spend the week end at lake Wawasee: o - Mrs. Kletch of Indianapolis was the week end guest of Mrs. S. J. Williams. **%*x = * * * * *i; i * * FOR SALE : o . i e # * The following accounts: * George Wickheiser ............$25.56 * * Bvdvett Todd ... ... ... . 31582 » * See-P. J. Carney Clothing Store.

The light says go! Watch her car shoot ahead! Tt could afford to be unconcerned. It has power to spare because it is fueled with Red Crown Ethyl and is therefore untroubled by the trying conditions that make other cars complain! = Red Crown Ethyl gives new life to any car. Made for high compression' engines. Gives advantages of high compression to other engines. - Be sure to ask for Red Crown Ethyl, Other ethyl gasolines may be offered you, but remember, ethyl does not make the gasoline —there is only one ethyl gasoline made from the famous Red Crown — there is only one Red Crowm Behyl! - :

Rev. G. H. Bacheler spent the week end in Fort Wayne. . " | Arriving tonight Miss Betty Bache‘ller of Ann Arbor, Mich., will spend a vacation with her parents Rev. and tMrs. G. H. Bacheler.

FOR SALE

STORE FIXTURES 10 Section Grand Rapids Clothing Cabinet Hat Case »- .6 Show Cases (3 M Tables . Racks SeWing Machine Cash Register © Safe Priced to Sell Quick! Carney Clothing Store Ligonier, Ind. -