Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 51, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 April 1929 — Page 2

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BANK STATEMENT Farmers & Traders Bank, OF NAPPANEE INDIANA CHARTER NO. 450 Report of the condition of the Farmers & Traders Bank of Nappanee. at Rappanee, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on ttvek 17, 1929. Praak Ooppes. President: Charles Mutsehler, Vice-Ur* si'd* r.' Fred E. Cappra, Cashier: Freed A Miller. Assistant Cashier. Resources Loan.® and Discounts , ] • ....... -.•5386.155.2.5 threrdmfts. . .. • 4 • ■ Other Bonds, Securities, etc. 72.12..50 Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures 32.T0ti.0ft Osh on hand and due froth banks 53:52641 Cash Items , 1.. 0. .or* TOTAL RESOURCES '■'-’0.994.63 Liabilities Capital Stork -Paid in .............. .-, .. ... •■ $ Ml,ooo 00 Surplus 12,000.00 Fadirided Profits Net' . 2:932:00 Deposits t. . 432.062.53 TOTAL LIABILITIES . . . $'>26,994 63 STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF ELKHART, ss: I, Fred E. Ooppes, cashier of the Farmers & Traders Bank of Nappanee. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. FRED E OOPPES, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to. before me this 2nd day of April. 1929.; I Seal t GRACE M. MURRAY, Notary Public. Elkhart Cos., Ind. Hfy Commission expires l October 15, 1932.

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POOD WISDOM

BY MILLER LUMBER & COAL CO-

VOL. 1 There is one thing the J wife would sure like t.n this Spring .( ■ire, bright MAPLE FLOOR in her kitchen. Yea'd be surprised how low maple flooring is BOW. THINK NOW of the] odd jobs around voui borne that, yon said; you’d do this Spring. Painting the house, re pairing the fences, patching those small leaks on your roof now is the time to got started.

H^ULE’HIDE^J

RORWARD-LOOKING WILL INVESTIGATE THIS CAB Brakesanother All-American feature that : arouses owners’ enthusiasm The brakes of the New Oakland All-American are internalexpanding . . . fully protected . . . unaffected by mud or rain or ice. Tbex are alw avs positive and smooth inaction - * 1 . . . always exceptionally quiet . . . Aes . . . Oakland's brakes are lar from ordinary . Hut the same is true of every thing else in the New All-American Six. Comd in . . . and we w ill show you how much more it offers for its price. Price* flli.'i to $13:3, f. o. h. Ponton. Mir/iij((in. /*/ un tlelivery charge*. Spring cover* mill l.tnrjoy llvdranlit Shock Ibnorln’r* intituled in tint pricen. Hu mpern and roar/ender guard* extru. t.encral yiidtprn lime Payment Plan avriiluble at minimum rati’. (.onsidfr I lit* tleliveretl price .ns ull as the list price h hen comparing automohile >alucs. Oakland - Pontiac tit literol prices include only reasonable charge's lor delivery and fiinancing. R. H. MISHLER 152 E. Lincoln St. Nappanee, Ind. <JheMw OAKLAND ALL-AMERICAN SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS

APRIL 4. 1929 Think what they miss- j ed Solomon never used a safety razor Cleopatra never got Sl.iitifi for boosting a beauty cream Shakespeare never" liv- j ed under a MULEHIDE ROOF. . If- -you . uie buying a . new ear this Spring wtiv riot: house. i< ill; a new gafage... Gen. Uirigenberg has added anew garage to hi- property on Sim;. S, Pretty soon ihey'li be with os again fbesc pesk> "dies.” Now is 1 a good time to give -is your order for screens

I M ■its

No. 42 Well make delivery an> time you say. Thai new suit of clothes you got for Easter made you feel good, didn’t it. Chink how proud you would feel if you also had a nice, new MULE-HIDE RODE on yoiii home this. Spring. Let’s measure, you up for one, shall we? Main a friendship'has been broken beciHisy ol bioke.n o-nces. Got any on your place that ne -d fixing? W- have a tin• biv slock ol while cedar |M)sI sand steel posts to take care of your needs

CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Standing in League W# Lost Pet Cardinals 37 23 61. Yankees 33 24 579 Senators 33 27 550 Pirates 31 26 544 White Sox ...... 29 31 4.53 Cubs 26 31 166 Browns 23 34 tut Dodgers 22 38 333 THURSDAY Cubs, Handicap 31 Miller Cline (a). 167 167 167 -501 Levi Rogers ... 137 194 201 -532 F. Lemna 189 235 119 543 ; Alvin Rogers ... 152 167 IS2 501 R. Parc ell (at ... 157 157 157 471 Actual pins . J-. SO2 920 826-2548 Handicap ./ 834 952 858 Cardinals, Handicap 7 Sam Bourne ~ .. 190 lis 222 -560 Geo. Janssen ... 20,s 191 184 —5'J ,1. l’ippeu 154 16S 162 481 Art Tobias 169 192 ISS 549 ,1. Wiseman 20S 160 160 528 - Actual pins ... 929 859 916--270 t Handicap .. . 937 867 924 ■ ■ ■ ——* FRIDAY Yankees, Handicap 30 D. Silberg • Ink 187 167. 526 L. Tobias . .... 203J211 208 621 C. Keck 19(f542 171 463 D. ' Callander .; . . 185 191 173- 549 V. Miller 142 166 188 496 si _l_ • •- - Actual pins .. . 851 897 907 •2655 Handicap .... 882 928 938 Dodgers, Handicap 40 R. Stillson 1.78 199 158 535 I). Culp ......... 199 176 171 -546 AY. Prickett (a),, 157 157 157- 471 P. Stump 164 146 ISO -490 G. Yoder .... ..... 202 173 182 557 Actual ~pins ... 900 851 S1 S'. -26449Handicap . .. 941 892 SS9 MONDAY Senators, Handicap 57 M. Hostetter 156 179 204 —539 W. Miller 169 160 131 460 F. Coppes .159 172 195—526 M. Kronk 177 158 ,152 -487 R. Hostetler 150 186 129- 465 Actual pins ... ,811 855 811-2477 Handicap .... 869 913 869 Dodgers, Handicap 40 K. Stillson lal .. 163 163 163 489 D. Culp . ..'. 162 200 182 544 W. Prickett (a >.. .157 157 157 — 471 I’. Stump 165 173 144—482 G. Yoder 164 157 154 475 Actual pins . . 811 850 800-4461 Handicap .. . . 851 890 840 - TUESDAY White Sox, Handicap 31 j .). Newcomer ...: 236 198 183—61 T H. Field ........ 200 154 170 524 T. Doyle ........ 210 149 148 507 M Widmoyer ... 131 201 lsl 513 J: Arch- v ... . 173 '442 131 -146 Actual - pins ... 950 844 813-2607 Handicap .... 981 875 84-4 Cardinals. Handicap 7 S. Bourne ml .. 179 179 170 537 J. Jansen . 163 190 189 512 J. Pippeu 126 18Q >lso 156 A. Tobias . . ... 198 21 1 172- 584 J. Wiseman 157 172 172 50l Aetna] pins .. 823 935 862-2620 ] Handicap 830 942 869

NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS, NAPPANEE, IND.

PERSONALS

Rare bargains in stamped goods and Infant wear at Deisch’s Shop. Ed fiery and Orville McDonald spent Monday in Goshen on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quinn spent Friday with Rev. I; M. liechdofi at Garrett. Miss Ruth Weber spent the spring vacation with Miss Doris: Yeater at New Paris. Mrs, Dan Grenawalt of Kokomo was a .week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. Beautiful triangular heavy crepe scarfs for only 98i- are now being shown at Wolfberg's. Miss Mabel Strauss of North Mailehester was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn King. Mr. and Mrs I-loyd Slagle of Go shen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Slagle. Mr. and Mrs. John Tralme and family. were the week-end guests of file latter's parents, at Tipton, Did. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fiery spent Sunday afternoon with Mi;, and Mrs. Charley Holdermaii at Leesburg. Miss Helen Minard and Miss Delores Minard of Auburn spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minard. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sfuekinaii were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stuekman at Gravelton. Mi and Mrs. Galen Roose and family were the week-end guests of Mr. ami Airs. Orn Slagle :ir Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs.'O. C. Gtiiss and family of Auburn were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Anglin. Prof, and Mrs Russell Lantz of Bluffton spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber. Ellsworth Rood, student at DePa.uw University spent the spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal left Rood. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Arnott of Goshen and Mrs. J. R. Arnott were Stri day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Don Arnott.Mrs. Willis Roose, Mrs. Don Silberg and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Uline and daughter spent Saturday niternoon in Elkhart. I Miss Esther Hoover, student at Indiana University spent the spring vacation With her, .parents, Mr. awl Mrs, M. S, Hoover. Young wen's all wool shadow -strip? |ed suits with taffltersal! vests and pleated trousers can In- bought for 819.50 at \\ nil berg’s. Mr. and .'lts. C. I). Sehroek and -on. Jack and friend of South Haven. Midi., well ihe week-end guests <>. Mr. and A! Levi Troup. Miss Mary M.utseiilei of Rockford, j 111., Mrs. Elizabeth Mutsehler. and j .Mis. John Fiery spent Friday wnh Mrs. Sarah Mutsehler at Goshen. Mi. and Mrs. Charles Mutschlei and Alt. mil Mrs. R. CV"Chapman ) .were ting An-ek-end guests of. Air, and ' Mrs. Fred' Wajnbaugli at Elkhart, 7 Cod Liver Oil should be used in poultry, feeds this time of year, ft takes place of sunshine. Low prices on fresh bulk stock. Syler & Syter. Vern St !lily and Dan Iffert shipped | a carload oi rattle to Chicago Saturday. Mr Stably arid Mr. Iffert spent Monday at the Chicago stock yards. . ■Mi-s Main I Strauss, si.udent at North Maiu hester college spent the I spring vacation with iier parents, Mr. . and Mrs, P 11. Strauss, south of the city. , . All. and Mis, J. C. Sniuchei and family of Goslien arid Mr. and Mrs. I He'llr,v Riiigcnberg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Airs. Ralph Metzier. Mr. arid Mrs. Glen Walsh and son, Billie. Allh and Airs. Ed tilery, George | Weaver and Mrs. Charles Mishler of this vi ei niry~ and Mr. aml Mrs; Walter Luster and family of Gary spent Suri- , day with their mother, Mrs. Weaver j at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Marsh,,at South Bend. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Miller and Air. and Mrs, Richard Miller of Bremen. Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Mattorn and son. north of file city, and Mr. and Ai rs. Ed ga r Stall ly an and and a ugh te r w e re. Sunday dinner- guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Stahly, east, of the city.

Eye Strain Causes Headaches

EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED AH plassps ground in our own shop Dr. J. Burke Optometrist South Bend, Indiana In NAPPANEE on MONDAYS with Johnson and Son, Druggists E. C. BEERY, O. D. in charge j

PERSONALS

John Cox of Plymouth is spending jlhis week with Iris sisters, Mrs. Jacob | Pippenger and Mrs: E. E. Stillson. | Herbert R. Miller of Anderson. Ind., is spending the spring vacation ! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lenus Miller. j Mr. and Mrs. Vern ('ripe and .Mis. Jacob D. Pippenger were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stou.d- ---: er at Union Center, i Air, am! Airs. Frank Reiner, ent'erj tained at dinner Sunday. Mr. and i Mrs. C, \V. Johnson and Air, and Airs. I Lloyd Johnson and family. Mr. and Mis. Floyd McEnfaffer ami family and Airs. Charles ShowbiTger of Fort Wayne -pen: Sunday and Monday with Airs. 4, S. AieEritaffer, Stanley Weldy, student at Bluffton College, 0, -((tit t*;> Easier va. i ! tion with his parents, Air. arid Airs. John C. Weldy. northwest of the city - Air. and Mrs. Corwin Earnliart, | Miss'. Paula Earnhan and Keeflt Earnj hart of Elkhart were, Sunday dinner | guests of Air. and Mrs. Hubert Hock--1 ert. Air. and Airs R. Y. Alunse.ll and I daughter Laurine. have returned home after spending the winter in Tulsa. Okla. On the return trip they visited friends arid relatives in Kail- ! sas and Illinois. A large number ot pyople attend- ! ed services at the Brethren in Christ ' church at Locke on Sunday evening Ella (layman of Cham be r sbu rg; Pa, 1 a missionary home on furlough from , India had charge of t-lie meeting and i gave a very interesting talk along | the missionary line.

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THURSDAY, AFRIT, a 1929

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