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The city council will meet in regu-|II lar session tonight. ; : B A Rev. M. V. Griso was in Kokomo several days this week. 7 FOR SALE-—Hard coal stove. Good|l condition, phone 7114. s it 53 You'll run right into ‘‘Some One to|e Love’ at Crystal Sunday and Monday. |a TT e O - Mrs. Harry Damey and Mrs. Keith |y Werking spent Tuesday in Fort Wayne. | ¢ FOR SALE—24 gallon brass kettle, [} 75 quarts of canned fruit. Lon McNutt}; Mrs. Charles Green and Mrs. Cecil Griffith, visited Elkhart Wednesday |, & 3 3 afternoon. il The “Michigan Kid” is one fine pic- 5 ture. See it Friday and Saturday at |, Crystal. . : ; FOR SALE—Hard coal burner in good condition priced reasonable. Inquire at the Banner office. Msr. ~E. R. Slater and Mrs. Jesse Hite called on Mrs. John Stahl in Goshen Wednesday afternoon. ; M. and Mrs. Hallie Gehring and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hite and families spent the first of the week in Michigan. -Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Marshall have moved to their home on the North Side {purchased from Mrs. Ralph Spurgeon. Frank Spfague will ofter for sale at the Foster Comunity Sales on next Thursday two houses and lots in Ligonier. ; : ~ Maurice Hess arrived home from Chcago Monday evening where he had been purchasing goods for the Jacois store. ! . : o WANTED—Good, reliables hustling man to handle our radio department. Fine position for the right man. Hud-son-KEssex Sales, Ligonier. » Mr. and Mrs. Arch Davies and son of Bluffton visited Dr. and Mrs. C. G Keehn Wednesday. Mr. Davis is a for‘ mer teacher in the Ligonier schools.l sesesc T | Mrs. Vern Fisher, Mrs. Werten En|gle and Miss Ella Jorey visited Mre. Jennie Drain in Elkhart I\’[ond§y. Mrs. Drain is recovering micely {from a sinus operation. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Ackerman and Mrs. Katie Schloss arrived home Wed jnesday from: Indianapolis. s They re--port that Mrs. Ackerman’s brother who has been ill is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rodger and daughter of Minvera Ohio were guests several days this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Billman. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crothers of Wolf Lake, Mrs. Marie Ludwig and D. A. '{ Emitt of Elkhart, Mr and Mrs. Fern Stage and children, Mrs Nancy -Em- - Imitt, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Stage spent : | Sunday at the Stage cottage at Lake 1 Wawasee. : { | Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and daughter Rhoda of Newark, N. Y., are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Squire Robinson in this city. The to Detroit to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Squire Robinson will accompany them to the Michigan city. Now {is the time to pay your Banner

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INDIAN BES;IRVATIONVIS ASKED.‘ New Home Along St. Joseph River in Michigan is Sought by Red Skins - oi Three States, A plea for the establishment of an Indian reservation in Michigan along the St. Joseph river just north of South Bend, will be made to the United States Department of the Interior at Washington by the Indian council of the tribes living now in scattered regions in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois. : The reservation project, will be laid before the Washington authorities after the mecting of the Indian council ‘which is scheduled to be held in Niles, September 26th.: - . : The first plans for the creation of a new reservation were aired at a powwow held near Niles last Sunday on the estate of Dr. Law-Man-In, Sioux chief of Oklahoma, which bmught .more than 200 Indian men and women together froM over the ‘Middle West. . : The Sioux chief has made his estate .near Niles the hezul('m:n'l-.\x's: for the Aboriginal American . Indian

Rizhts society, which he m*gzmized.' The society has for its object the [recovery from the government, from the states, and from municipalities damages claimed by the Indians for the usurpation of Indian rights and the confiscation ‘of Indjan property. ° - The Indian ‘council has expressed 1 preference for a location along the St. Joseph river south of Niles, if ths government is willing to grant the plea for a new reservation. : The country through this valley s endowed with the historical traditions of the early Indians. ~ The " country between South Bend ‘and Niles for decades was under Indian domain until the darly white explorers and missionary bands settled there, and built the early trading posts. . ‘ J : . The pow-wow at Niles on the estate of the Sioux chief was the signal for the gathering of many- notables in the tribes of the Middle Westi. The occasion was celebrated by feasting and ‘tribal ceremonies. Among the tribes represented were the Pottawatomies, Ottawas, Chippewas, Mohawks, Sioux, Cherokees, Creeks Winlnebagos‘ Oneidas, Delawares and Senecas. : :

M. E. Church Notices, . Sunday School ‘at '9:30, Edward Bourie, superintendent. : , Public worship at 10:30. : Evening servige at 7.:30. All services Sunday will begin .on standard time. If allghe folks conie next Sunday that have been having the time ‘for the past four months &g an excuse, we ought to have a fine increase in our attendance on next Sunday. We hope to see! a lot of folks coming back home Sunday. Vacation days ought to be over with most everyone by this time. Some have been out for a good while, come and start in with us Sunday. Half the conference year is over; now let everyone work together to make the last half of this year. by far the best. Remember Rally Day is only two weeks away. It is going to take a lot of work on the part of everyone interested in the Sunday school to eome up with last year. It can be done, but we must begin now!

Christian Church. -The regular services,of this church wili be held at the usual hour excepting the evening service which wll be at 'seven o’clock, instead -of 7:30 standard time. ' | Bible school will be in charge of ‘J.n C. Kimmell; superintendent. The orchestra will be present in full and there will he a fine opening programn. ‘Be om time. _ : o The pastor will speak at 10:30 on “Prayer as the First Step by Which the Redeeming Life Gets -to Man.” At 7:00 pm. the sermon -will be evangelistic in nature. Come and let us reason tbgether about the great problems of life. e Presbyterian Church, “As a place to spend Sunday the church may have seme disadvantages but it never turn turtle.” - We do not ask you to spend-the entire day in churech simply to attend our Sunday scheool at 9:30 or preaching service at 10:45 or both. " Begin now to get a good running start for Rally Day, October 13. Special music Sunday. All services will begin on Central Standard Time. : ' United Brethren Church Bible School at 9:3o—lts Promotion Day. : ' - Morning Worship at 10:30. . Evening Worship at 7:30 P. M. : Note time remember we are now on Standard time. o - Special announcement Sundayf ’ South Bend Stop. ' The new Commodore Vanderbilt, 20-hour westbound train out of New York City being placed next week on the New York Central lines, will stop in South Bend according to word received here. , fS e : N Attend Goshen Theatre. Mrs. J. W. Draper, Miss Elizabeth Dunning, Mrs. D. Schwab and daughters drove to Goshen Tuesday evening and attended a theatre. i Keep in mind that you will lose your vote at the coming city election if you move out of your precinct after October 6. ~ ¥The Michigan Kid” a story by Rex Beach at Crystal Friday and Saturday. . L B e

Wanted-—-12 or 16 gauge pwmmp gun. Ben Conrad. ~ 34b3t a e i ~ For- Rent—House by Oct. 1. Mrs. |l Frank Bordner, phone 857. . 34b3tt . e _ / “Buddy” Rogers in “Someone toj: Love” at Crystal Sunday and Monday. |: ‘Harvey Gangwer and family visited | relatives in Millersburg the first of the|. week. : : _ e . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gale of Wawaka ‘were guests of Mr. and Mra. J. ‘U Billman Sunday . o Miss Elizabeth Bacheler returned to her work at the Michigan University at Ann Arbor Sunday. L For Sale, good double barreled shot gun at a bargain’ at Second Hand Store. W. L. Jackson. - 3Batf ~ Chester Hile moved the household goods of A. Yorkey to the home of H. .. Henry near Toledo Wednesday. © Mrs. Laura McDonald and Freddie Netz - spent ~\\'(*(hl£’s(hl}' with Mrs(] Charles Clapp and Mrs. Thomas in Alblon. =~ - ,‘ Mr. and Mrs. P, J. Petrich and daughter Kleanor will leave for their home in Pocatello, Idaho this afternoon. . Mrs. Petrichrand daughter have been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smalley for the past four weeks and Mr. Petrich has been visitIng here a week, : o

e 3, s & PEVOT THURSDAY., SEPTEMBER 26 . '. .o % Smiling Irish Eyes Starrnig Colleen Moore au(‘.v. James Hall. A ‘very good picture. FRI. and SAT. SEPT 27 and 28 ' | 3 . . ‘e | The Michigan Kid Rex Beach's great drama starring Conrad Nagel and Renee Adoree. Bevond all question the most magnificent out-of-doors = picture ever produced upon the screen. A forest fire that pales’ into. insignificance anything. that has ever gone before—a ride for life in a frail canoe through the mad whirl of the treacherous mountan rapids—a fight between twe rivals for the hand of the. girl-—also a comedy. SUN~and MON.. SEPT. 29 and ue: . Someone to Love Starring “Buddy” Rogers and Mary Bran--bubbling with youth and love and laughter. An uproaring misup in a girl’s school. It is elean, wholesome comedy which you will love—also latest news-and a good comedy. TUES., WED.,.and THURS. SEPT. | 1, 2 and 3. : - Three Week Ends - Starring Clara Bow, the “It” girl. A story of a carbaret dancer who captured her man and how. Also Fall Style Show With living models, sponsored by the Ligonier Merchants. : :

Qua{ity. First | ' Economy Always JET WHITE STORES - “Save Every Day The Jet White Way” . Peaches, Apricots and Pinapple $ Peifect 1929 pack, No. 2 1-2 cans, dozen 4 2.95 Calumet baking powder 1b.......25¢ Pork and Beans, Libby, 3 cans 27@0 Chile-Con-Carne, Libby, 2 cans2s¢ Super-Suds, 3 packages ...........25¢c ’ P&G, White Naptha, SOAP - Kirks Flake White IO barS 37(: Toilet soap, Lux, Palmolive 3 ..20c Kitchen Klenzer 3 cans.. ......15¢c Macaroni, Spaghetti, 4 pkgs.... 25¢ Corn and Peas, Perfect, 2 cans 25¢ — ’ Columbia City . FLOU \ Pastiy, slb 22c 24 lb sack 79C Tomato soup. Alice brand; 4. 25¢ Raisins, Seeded-Seedless 3 pkg29¢ ‘Pumpkin, large cans, 2 f0r.......25¢ Tomatoes, Ever-t, 3 can5.......29¢ 1 - " TALL » MILK, Jerzie cans 3 cans 25c Oleo, Nut-Maid, 2 1b5............35c Vinegar, best cider, ga1........... 29¢ Lard, pure country. 2 1b5.........25c Buttcr, New Paris creamery, |b4B¢ . T ‘ Finest Home Grown 9(:

Fire Prevention Week Oct, 6 to 12 Governor Harry G. Leslie Tuesday:l isued a proclamation declaring October 6 to 12 as Fire Prevention Week throughout the state. He urged all civic organizations, business clubs, school authorities, women’s clubs and similar organizations interested in the public welfare to co-operate in the observance. He cited the $500,000,000 annua] fire loss in the United States' as an incentive to precaution, . Home From Vaecation. Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Weir arrived ‘home last night after' spending two weeks on a motor trip in the eastern states. They stopped in Converse for their daughter who had been the guest of her grandparents Rev. and Mrs. 3 B liitey, :

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Fans Blaze Away From House Farmer Walter Schiffer of near Evansville is still wonderips today who the obliging aviator who yesterday used his plane as a fan to prevent flames fromJ a blazing - barn spreading to the -farm house. . The aviator soared over the farm where a barn and smokehouse were ablaze sensed the danger to the house and drove his plane between the house and the burning structures more than 40 times. The danger to the house having terminated he soared away ‘without revealing his identity. - 2 . - ~~ Car For Sale v Dodge coupe in good condition. Will sell-'at a bargain part cash balance in 12 monthly payments. Mrs. Nellie Sedgwick. .