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PERSONALS. Joseph Hughes is doing carpenter work ih Mishawaka this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tobias and daughter, Betty, are spending this "week with Mr. and Mrs. John Harter of Dowagiac, Mich. CLASSIFIED COM FOR SALE—Fine city lot S. W. Cor. S. Elm and Indiana. Sale proceeds go to Lutheran building fund. See or call Claude Laser or Karl Knobel: FARM FOR SALE.—I 36 acres; 40 acres in mint; consideration $16,600. Also 49 shoats and some corn. Box 85, Route 2, Nappanee. 52-2 FOR SALE. Apples and pears. Frank Bainter, phone L 246. 52x3 FOR SALE—WeII Blooded Fox Terrier pups, at $3 and-$4. Parents good rafters. M. H. Helmuth, Route three, Nappanee. 52x2 FOR SALE.— My 8-room residenceon E. Walnut street; wood and coal house attached; large cellar and cistern; corner lot; large garage; would trade on farm. H. B. Sylvester, phone Green 414,- Nappanee. 1-4 FOR SALE,—Fordson tractor and plow in A No. 1 condition. Reasonable. . Dan Hartman, phone R 222, Nappanee. 52x2 FARM FOR SALE Eighty acres two miles north of Nappanee. Phone 244 New Paris, C. S. Yoder, Ix 2 FOR SALE —Come and pick out your gladolia bulbs while they „are in bloom. Also cut flowers at 50 cents per dozen. Rudy Culp, 351 No. Rosen berger street; PROPERTIES FOR SALE Some properties to fell on easy payments. T. J. Prickett 50-1 FOR RENT—6 room, modern house, furnished, at 455 JV\ Market street. Call Black 309. Mrs. Carrie Roberts. TO RENT.* — Furnished Rooms for light housekeeping .on E. Market street. Enquire Advance-News. FOR SALE.—Prune Plums, SI.OO per crate; cooking apples, 75 cents per bushel, 3 miles southeast of Milford. Call or drop us a card. Guy Fisher, phone 536. Ix 2 FARM FOR SALE. acres in mint; consideration sl6, 600, Box 85, Route 2, Nappanee. 52-ts. LOST. An Indiana auto license, Sunday, between Nappanee and Goshen. Finder please call R 211, Nappanee. Lee Bleile. 1-1

ALWAYS IF YOU LITTLE \ J MULLETTS ELF IT’S GOCDS FOOD PRODUCTS GOOD SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 2 LARGE KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES AND 1 PACKAGE KBLLOGG’S'PEP, ALL FOR *29c 6 BARS KIRK’S FLAKE WHITE SOAP AND 1 PACKAGE SOAP CHIPS, ALL FOR. 10 POUNDS SUGAR 65c CHINAWARE FREE ASK ABOUT IT. ' * ;> Mullett’s Grocery “The Little Elf Store” Phone 67 Nappanee

All Week Specials Monday, August 23 to Saturday, August 28 Flake White Soap, 6 for ... ,25c Sardines, Bc, 2 for ............... ,15c Edgemont Crackers, 1 pound 23c Larg#, . . , .15c- - Small Com Flake ~; 10c i i Extra Specials for Saturday Only 10 Pounds Sugar .- 65c 4 Boxes Clothespins 19c All Week Specials Monday, August 30 to Saturday, September 4 Morton’s lodized* Salt . ~ .'n c Beauty Milk, 10c value, 3 for 29c Matches, per box 5 C Thompson’s Malted Milk V.. .. . 58c HartmanY Grocery HARRY E. PRICE, Proprietor

I BIG SEASON'S SALE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS Win. F. Neljer, Nappanee, general agent for jhe Advance-Rumely company of laiPorto reports business as exceptionally good this year and believes that the conditions of the farmers are improving with each year. Mr. Neher has sold and delivered the following machinery this year; oil pull tractor, George Hunsberger, Goshen; 25-45 oil pull tractor, Joe Mast Threshing Cos., Nappanee; 20-35 oil pull John Blllman, Wakkrusa; 20-35 oil pull tractor, Levi Chill is ter, Ligonlerr "22-45 oil pull tractor, Henry Hamslydr, Nappanee; 20-40 oil pull tractorVNoble County Contractors; 25-45/oil pull tractor, Dean Neff, Rochester; 16-30 oil pull tractor, J. W. Yoder, Topeka; • 16-30 oil pull tractor, Noah-Pry, Topeka. 16-30 oil pull tractor, Lloyd Stickel, Elkhart; ,15-25 oil pull tractor, Art. poulis, Elkhart; 32-52 Wood thresher, Sos Fox, Wyatt; 32-52 wood thresher,, Dwight Stickel, Elkhart; 28-44 steel thresher, Noah J. Miller, Topeka; 22-32 steel thresher, George Knepp, Bremen; 22-32 steel fhresher, Wm. H Freberry, Mentone; 22-32 steel thresher, South Bend Threshing Cos.; 24-38 steel thresher, Harry Mosteller, Rochester; 30-48 steel thresher, Levi Chidister, Ligonier; 36-62 wood thresher, Dean Neff, Rochester; 6 roll Advance shredder, Harry Mosteller, Rochester; 24 H steam engine, Dean Neff. Rochester; 24 H steam engine, Clarence Kaufman, Mentone; 24 H steam engine, Sol Fox, Wyatt; 24 H steam engine, Clyde Shultz, Waterloo; 33 56 separator, Clyde Shultz, Waterloo; 22-36 separator, Oplinger, Warsaw. PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baumgartner and family left this morning for Miami, Oklahoma, w’here Mr. Baumgartner has secured employment with the American Oil Refining company. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fiery and daugli ter, Miss Marcella, left this morning on an auto trip to Columbianna, 0., for a visit with relatives. They will also visit,, eastern points of interest before returning. Mrs. John Becknell, Mrs. Joe Rose, Miss Cora Culp and Miss Arlene Stuckman are , spending this week at Winona lake, attending the First Brethren conference. Attorney Fred E. Cluen attended a meeting of Red Men at Fort Wayne on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sechrist, Mrs. Herman Mellinger, Mrs. Harry Dorf and T. C. Leslie spent Tuesday at Winona lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Mangus and family attended the Mathias-Mangus reunion at South Bend, Sundays Mr. Mangus was elected president and, Mrs. Mangus secretary-treasurer. Walter Moyer of Los Angeles, Calif,, and Frank Moyer of Beach, N. D., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer. Mr. and Mrs. James Slagle were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Kiliau at Warsaw, Sunday-

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SOUTH NAPPANEE NEWS ! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark and family were guests of Mrs. Mildred Mesner or Bourbon Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harlman; were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Martin of near Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holloway and daughter Ruby motored to. Akron, Indiana Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kline and family of Wyatt were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hildebrand. Mr. and Mrs. John Heimbaugh and BOH of Elkhart arb visiting with" relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Merl Sponselldh are the parents of a son Richa.d Dean, born August 19. Harry Reed went to South RendTuesday morning where he is employ ed at Studebakers. The Misses Dorothy Helminger and Lucille Sechler of Elkhart spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner. f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dean ol' South Bend are the of a son. Mrs. Dean was formerly Miss Hazel Pippen. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grosvenor and family of Bourbon and Mr. andJMrs. Earl Kalbert and son Lynal of ‘Laketon were the Sunday guests Os Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Klaus, Mr. and Mrs. William Klaus were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Saively near Elkhart. The Luther’s Ladies’ Aid had a pot luck supper on Tuesday evening at she home of Mrs. H. E. Hepler in honor of Rev. and Mrs. S. Myers of Findlay, Ohio, former Lutheran pastor About 50 were precept. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haney and sons spent Sunday at Winona Lake. Miss Evelyn Lewis of South Bend is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Godbersen. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Huff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haney and of near Leesburg were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, Jacob Haney. Oscar Haney and Miss Zae Lehman were at Niagara Falls Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Glayton Yeager and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darwood Freed, of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs C. A. Godbersen and family spent Saturday and Sunday in South Bend Mrs. C. F. Gaul of Elkhart spent Wednesday' with her niece, Mrs. Ansen Bolman. Mrs. Frank Pipes of Goshen spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Sechrist and Mr. and Mrs. S. C, Stahly. Philip Haney and daughter Hope, spent Monday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Jacob Haney. Mrs. E. H. Yoder of Gary spent Thursday with her niece, Mrs. Ansen Bollman. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Truex and family of Albion spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hepler. Mr. and Mrs. William Webster returned from an eastern tour Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunnick and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Strang, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Huffer and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sechrist and daughter JEsther, motored to Culver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Doering and daughter Is,abell, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hepler and son Roland spent Saturday evening in Elkhart. Mrs. Rapp of Pontiac, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kammerer and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman and family of Leesburg, spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Monesmith. Mrs. Bradley called on Mrs. Huffer and Mrs. Beebe of Warsaw, Monday. THE KIND OF MEATS FOLKS PREFER There’s just one reason we serve so many folks with their meatsthat is because we give the best quality at the lowest prices. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY All Steaks, pound 25c Strictly fresh Hamburger, lb., 15c Spring Chickens for Sunday Dinner. We Sell Butter, Eggs, Bread, Milk. Pippenger Meat Market N. MAIN STREET

F actor y to You Sale * ___ Ends Tuesday, Aug. 31, o A TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE $2.00 CARA NOME COMPACT 98c 81.50 JONTEEL COMPACT ...69c SI.OO ARABESQUE STATIONERY 79c 25c KLENZO TOOTH PASTE 19c k 50c LIQUID KLENZO ’ 39c U 60c REXALL SHAVING LOTION' 39 c 25c GEORGIA ROSE TALCUM 19 C LIGGETTS OPEKO TEA, 2 for 61c '7t"‘OPEKO COFFEE, 2 for TTTT 7tc 25c SYMONDS INN COCOA, 2 for . 26c Dunham & Love The Store Drugs Paints Kodaks

SOM NAPPANEE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ora Gant and family of Fort Wayne wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Mas. Mac Gant. - r . Mr. anil Mgs. Noble Miller ~.and family spent (Sunday at Shipshewana lake. , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Enfftrtms and daughter and Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Emmons were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ringenberg of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Emmons of Akron, Ohio, are spending a few days with the fanner’s -parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. David Ceil and family and the latter's father, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis of Goshen. The Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weaver were Mr. and Mxs. Harley Roose and daughters, Myrtle and Phyllis, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hepler. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown and family spent Sunday at Oakwooo Park, Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCuen arid son Lowell, Mrs. Daniel Naylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Williard Naylor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Naylor of Goshen. ■ f Mrs. Herman Mellinger, T. "C. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sechrist, and Mrs. Harry Dorf motored to Winona Tuesday. Vestel KlilYgerman returned Tuesday from Gary., Mr. and Mrs. Alton Troup and son Jean LaMar returned to their home in Bremen. The MiskeS Velma, Beatrice and Phyllis Manges attended the services held at the laying of the corner stone of the U. B. church at Plymouth Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Manges attended the Manges reunion at Plymouth Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doty and daughters, Opal and Treva and Chester Peterson of Elkhart spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Manges. Mr and Mrs. Frank May of Michigan called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kronk Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tedrow and baby and Frank Tedrow of Michigan hav® been a pending .a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sam May and Mr. and Mrs. John Mellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holderman and children, Lieo Pippenger and the Misses Bessie and Bernice Pippeuger, and Ruth Reusbergei-, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haney and daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pippenger near Albion. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buchtel and son of Goshen spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and family of South Bend, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Hagerty of Mishawaka were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Holder man. MEss Nettie Hershberger was at Winona Lake Monday evening. Mrs. Pearl Alwine and Mrs. Irvin Eggert, Mr. and Mrs. Dewight Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keifer end sons were Sunday guests of Mr. r.ne Mrs. Henry Keifer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Masters were Sunday guests of Mrs. Milo Stouder of near New Paris. Miss Nettie Hershberger and Jesse Ecker of Bremen spent Sunday afternoon at Plymouth. Mrs. H. A. Corwin, and Mervin, Loyal, Earnest, and Mildred Corwin were in Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Ella Baker and children of Chicago are -the guests at Mrs. J.. Stine. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert George and son spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles George. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bushan and Mr and Mrs. Welcome Haney and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ham-mons-motored -to Xlary to .visit Wm Hammon’s son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hammon. Mr and Mrs Chester Housour spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Joe Iman. Miss Eleanor, Iman returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Clyde and family of Elkhart were the Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Rosa Waterman. Mrs. Kenton Rensberger entertained a number of friends Monday after noon in honor or her daughter, IsabelFs third birthday. Tliuse present were Earl and Dorothy Holderman, Iris and June Welty, Isabell and Evelyn Doering, and Helen Hepler.

SOUTH NAPPANEE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wes Thomas and Carrol Fowler’s children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hammon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Sechrist visited relatives in South Bend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Doering and fam ily motored to Hecton Lake near Elk hurt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Metzler are mov ing to Bourbon where he will teach science in the Bourbon schools. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel George and Miss Marie Heyde and Forest Heckaman were Sunday guests of Mt. and Mrs. Herbert George. Mrs. Rawleigh Inks and family of South Bend spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Devoe Hepler. Henry Messncr spent Sunday with his brother, Vern Messner of Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Esther Emmons, daughter of Otis Emmons, was united in marriage with Forrest Campbell at South Bend on Thursday, August 19. a clerk in the South Bend postoffice and the happy couple will reside in that city. The bride, who has spent a greater share of hei time with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ringgenberg, near Leesburg, is well kftewn here on account of her frequent visits to her father's home as well as those of her brothers, Lawrence and Theodore * Emmons. Her many friends here extend best wishes. Jl ' AGED SOLDIER BROTHER OF NAPPANEE VETERAN The Western Spirit, Paoli, lad,, recently contained an Interesting story and cut of Tom Hunt, an 85-year-old veteran of the ciVil war, who is a brother of A. C. -Hunt of Nappanee. Mr. Hunt has had a career made up of the experiences and mettle that go to make the typical American soldier and citizen. Born in Ohio, Sept. 21 >( JB4O, he came to Indiana with his parents in his youth. Here he grew up and on the 15th of June, 1861, he enlisted in Cos. K, 30th Indiana cavalry to serve through the Civil war and be discharged in Indianapolis, Nov.* 15, 1865. When Mr. Hunt was paying his 50th yearly subscription to the Western Spirip, he was asked, "What do you. belong to?” "To the three biggest things in the world,” replied’Mr. Hunt. "The United States of America, the Grand Army of the Republic, and the Methodist church.” When rural delivery service was established many years ago, Mr. Hunt became one of the active carriers. He accepted retirement when it came and now, with enough savings to insure ail of the necessities and some of the luxuries of life, he surveys the world in good cheer and contentment, with ten living sons and daughters to respect him. DEATH OF AMOS LAMBERT Amos Lambert, 31, died at 4:30 o’ clock, Monday afternoon, Augqst 16, at the home of his mother, Mrs. Dwight Wiliams, in Nappanee, of tuberculosis. He is survived by his wife, a son, a step-daughter, his mother, three brothers, and five sisters. Funeral services were held from the William’s home, Thursday morning, Aug. 19, conducted by the Rev. S. M. Whetstone, pastor of the First Brethren church. Interment was in the Oak Ridge cemetery, under the direction of Undertaker A. E. Wright FOR SALE Tenor Banjo Cheap, pav.er, u.sed ; Dr. A. B. Smith, phone 19'5. ad.v. * PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. G. Miller of the Bristol fruit farms, were guests of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, on Wednesday

Weybright & More Have purchased the Elder & Clabaugh Grocery on West Market Street and are now ready to give you first class service with regards to canned goods, fresh fruit and vegetables. PHONE US YOUR ORDERS. WE WILL DELIVER GROCERIES TO YOUR DOOR TWICE A DAY WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY' Pork and Beans, tomato sauce, 3 for - - -24 c Hominy, large can, good, 3 for - - -27 c Sugar, pure cane, 10 lbs. - - -64 c Corn Flakes, large, 2 boxes - - -25 c Mac, Spaghetti & Noodles, 3 boxes -23 c Apple Butter, pure, per gallon - - -69 c Good Brooms - - - . 39c WEYBRIGHT & MORE PHONE 81 NAPPANEE v ' x

GROCERY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Kirk’s Flake White Soap, 6 cakes for. ...,25c Oil Sardines, 8 cents, 2 for ... 15c Edgemont Crackers, 1 pound package .... .23c Kellogg’s Coni Flakes or Post Toasties, small 10c Kellogg’s Com Flakes or ■ „ ; "Post Toasties, large 15c 10 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar ..... .. . :r... 85c™—~FOR NEXT WEEK (Watch Our Windows) lodine Salt, package 4. . 11c Milk, Tall Can, 10c value, 3 for 29c Diamond Matches, 500 count, per box 5c Tompson Double Malted Milk, 1 Pound Can With Aluminum Shaker,, 58c c Mishler & Miner PHONE 96 GROCERS NAPPANEE

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. I have purchased the George Miller studio and am equipped to do all kinds of photographic work —portraits, groups, views, enlarging and copying. I will make country calls anytime without extra charges. I have installed an up to date kodak finishing outfit and can give you twenty-four hour service. I give my kodak work the same careful attention that I do my high class portrait work. My years of experience in photographic work will give you the kind of pictures you should have for your films. For a short time I will give an Bxlo enlargement with any $6.00 opder and an 11x14 enlargement with ray SB, $9, $lO order. This offer will be for a short time only and for portraits made in the studio. We also give a Bxlo enlargement from your kodak negative when your finishing amounts to $3.50. Open from eight to nine each week day and Sunday by appointment, over the Public library. Blodgett Studio, H. O. Blodgett, proprietor. PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. James Brock of near Nappanee attended the Goshen fair, Saturday. Mrs. Ursula Eby of Los Angeles, Calif., visited Mrs. Rosanna Weaver at the Edward Ulery home, last week Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Landis were at Goshen on Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riddell of Lanesler Falls, N. Y., Mrs. B. H. Haven of Decaib Junction, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. John Ulery of Bristol, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ulery. Dr. O. N. Lentz is spending today and tomorrow with Mrs. Lentz, who is spending a few weeks at Chapman lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCloughan returned Monday evening from a visit with relatives in Chicago. Miss Mildred Tobias is spending a few days with Dorothy Coppes at Picwick park. Lake Wawasee. CARD OF THANKS W.e wish, to express our appreciation for the kindness shown' us diir-" ing our recent bereavement, and our thanks for the beautiful floral gifts and the welcome services of our friends. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Yoder. Miss Delilah Yoder.

THOMAS FAMILY REUNION The Thomas reunion was held at the Community park Thursday with 200 in attendance. The next reunion will be held at Goshen. ULERY FAMILY REUNION. The Ulery reunion was held at the Community park Friday with 100 in attendance. The officers elected for. the coming year were: President, Calvin Ulery; vice-president, Edison Ulery. The next reunion will ho held at North Manchester. PERSONALS. J. D. Rapp is spending his vacation in Michigan. Miss Mildred Tobias spent a few days last week with Miss Hope Gard at Goshen. Dr. and Mrs. L. A„ Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Clipp autoed to Grand Rapids Sunday, where they spent the day.

. NAPPANEE . MARKET REPORT . ■ .] Corrected Wednesday, Aug. 25 ►' • *i • Prices Paid by Merchants. • Eggs, per dozen ... ,T 27 . Butter, per pound 38-43 .] Hens 20 ♦] . Spring Chickens 25 •] - Buterfat, at station 37 ►] . Butterfat, individual shipper 41 •] . Wheat, No. 1 SLIB .] . Old Corn, per 100 68 ’ . Oats, old 32 New 30 j - f > ■■T-nT TaaTsßTaß*!!*

THE Bunk & Buss ON THE CORNER Phone 322 A— T Special Roast Chicken Dinner. t , .75c Creamed Chicken on Biscuit bihnfir 50c Baked Ham Dinner 50c SPECIAL SUPPERS