Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 1, Number 23, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 13 May 1938 — Page 3

GUILTY? Do you want to be responsible for the injury or the death of a frind or one of your loved ones? A Blow-out in one of those old tires that you are driving may cause you to be found guilty of just such an uncomfortable mis-r hap. Do you really think that those few extra miles that you are trying to get from those old tires are worth such a risk? MAY 14-21 IS TIRE SAFETY WEEK. Tire manufacturers and* your service men are trying to emphasise the fact that those old worn tires are really dangerous. WHY TAKE A CHANGE Your Old Tires Taken In Trade SAVE and BE SAFE! Convenient Payment Plan Standard Service Sarver’s

NOTICE | * The town will collect gar- $ $ hage on Tuesday and Friday mornings throughout $ S the Summer Months. W # Please arrange for the $ S proper containers and # I-* have them placed conven-, # iently. $ 0. ffiucKOj ffl ’ Town Clerk £ Ifc«.ill 11 fM 110 ■sh i E I I rili ikl UiAi li ■p THIS YEAH I GENERAL ELECTRIC M|W ■ offers all these features K ' ' EllHiiSlM * Faster freezing . . . ■ Instant-Releasing g/ fliSi Q u * e l< Trays • Ad- ®’ iustable Storage Space * Sliding Shelves • Painless Steel SuperFreezer • Thermometer • Automatic Inter ’ or Light • Improved Temperature Control. Buy a G-E Refrigerator for as little as $3.99 per month • See the new G-E models at our salesroom — they are thriftier, more convenient than ever before. You can buy any model — from the largest to the smallest — on low monthly payments.

Mr. Alfred Thornburg of Marion, spent a few days this week with Mr.' and Mrs. Ralph Thornburg and daughter. C. W. Howard, Jay Rigdon, Martin Lavernier, George Xander and son Bud, left Thursday on a fishing trip to Canada. Ranks in the Army The various ranks in the army are as follows: non-commissioned officers: corporal, sergeant, staff sergeant, first sergeant, technical sergeant, master sergeant. Commissioned officers: second lieutenant, first lieutenant, captain, major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, brigadier general, major general, lieutenant general, general. That’s what customers say who have used this famous Liniment. And that’s why we sell and recommend it. We know it gives satisfaction. For the treatment of Barbed Wire Cuts, Sore Shoulders, Collar Boils, Flesh "Wounds. Rope Burns and sores or wounds this quick acting effective Liniment is truly remarkable. It’s soothing action relieves the pain—it helps prevent infection so that often deep ugly wounds heal without leaving a blemish. Equally good for man or beast. Come in and get a 30c, 60c or $1.20 bottle. We sell it with a Money Back Guarantee of satisfaction. HILBISH DRUG STORE THORNBURG DRUG Co.

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Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey were in Warsaw and Winona Lake on business, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weller o Cleveland, Ohio spent the week end at Lake Wawasee. Alden Snavely of Toledo, Ohio, underwent a tonsillectomy at a local physician’s office, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Drukamiller of Warsaw, are the parent of a son, Karson Leßoy, born on Friday, May 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gawthrop of Milford, spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster and Florence. . Rev. Travis Purdy returned Monday from the Methodist Ministerial conference held at Richmond He was re-assigned to the Syracuse charge for the coming year. Fred Hoopengarner left Wednesday for Detroit, after a Plymouth business coupe to be delivered to the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Laughlin of Lake Wawasee are the parents of a son, Blair Roderick, born at the Goshen hospital, Thursday, May 5. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nicolai and daughter Mary, of Fort Wayne, called on Susan Nicolai at the Fred Hinderer home, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Court Slabaugh spent the week end with her daughter, Margery at Indiana University. On Sunday they attended a Mother’s Day banquet at the Chi Omega Sorority House. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brickel of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culler and family, Mrs. Hallie Holloway and daughter Marilyn, went to Defiance, Ohio, Sunday to attend the recital of their niece, Mary Jeanette Carey, soprano, of Defiance College Department of Music. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Brickel of, Elkhart chaperoned at a house' party held at the Hallie Holloway 1 cottage on the south shore of Lake j Wawasee over the week end.. Those ; in the party were the Misses Vir- i ginia Culler, Maxine Holloway and Mary Jane Green of North Manchester, Emerson Moser, Gordon Smith and Wayne Piffier of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. John Dudlin of Goshen. •

IN HOME 1 DECORATION X The new 1938 Imperial ■ WashsJsle Wallpapers will delight you. They come in ■ every conceivable design and color combination. They are guaranteed washable and fast to light. The prices are right—see them today at our showroom. Thornburg Drug Co. ■ ARK YOUR PAPBRHANGER OR DECORATOR H ■ FOR IMPERIAL. WASHABLE WALLPAPERS W V ✓ The MILES Grocery

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Mrs. Fletcher Marsh attended the Alumni banquet at. Bourbon, Fxiday night. Mrs. Ross Osborn spent the week end with her daughter, Lucille, at Purdue University. Jimmy Butt went to the Sargent Hotel Sunday, where he will be mployed fpr the summer. Mr. and Mrs. R"lph Thornburg ..pent Sunday at Purdue Univer:ity with their son. Ralph Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly and son John, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Shenabarger at North Judson.' ' “ , Mr. Sam Porter returned to Montbello, California, Tuesday after spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Causer and famn,, */• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sprague and daughters Nancy and Harriett and Mrs. Charles Morris of Bluffton, were week end guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sprague. • . ;. Charles E. Brady, who has been suffering from ulcers of the stomach for some years, returned last week ftom the Elkhart General hospital, where he had gone to undergo observation, and is much improved at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culler and daughters Ruth and Mary, and Mrs. Hallie Holloway and daughter Marilyn attended a solo given by Miss Mary Carey, at the college auditorium in Defiance, Ohio, Sunday. !’ /CALL F’oyd Brower ! Iter C ravel, Sand, Top Din ! Fill Dirt, Stone and Marl Si DELIVERED ANYWHERE PHONE 66R ■ ' ■ Authorized representatives for Syra< □ s.e-Lake Wawasce Community 1 I 1 % LOV» »* <Pay us only $14.00 ■fl plus nominal deliverI ing charge—the bal- ■ ance in small monthly B payments — and onto the stern of your boat ■MHB > goes one of these bully Lttle Evinrude Scouts ' ' -“an amazingly lighq, handy, efficient out--7W7 board that will give you years of service at an operating cost of only 3 cents an hour! You can own any Evinrude model on our easy-to-buy a easy-to-pay plan. Call on us! -g Wawasee - Slip - Phone 925

FRIDAY, MAY 13th, 1938

Mrs. Harry Grieger and Mrs. Charles Jones spent Tuesday in South Bend. a ■— l ... 1 nn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans and sons of Gary, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melburn Rapp. Miss Bertha Raymond has returned from Unity, Ohio, after spending a week with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Clark were called to Oklahoma City, Monday by the death of the former’s bro-ther-in-law. Mrs. Don Fossler of Madison, Wisconsin, is spending a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schleeter and daughter Sandra, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schleeter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barlett at Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rarig and O. M. Rarig attended the funeral of John Richmond at Nappanee, Monday afternoon.

To-Night’s the good luck PARTY at the SLEEPY OWL at 8:00 p. m. always WELCOME ONE—DAY PAINTING/ Redecorate any room in your home in cm single day! PITTSBURGH’S WALI.HIDIt will make drab walls and ceilings bright, gay and lovely. WATERSPAR ENAMEL wiU bring new beauty to woodwork and furniture. WALLHIDK. Famous “One-Day Paint”. 15 soft-petal shades. $ 12 semi-glqes colors. Quart WATERSPM ENAMEL. Easy to apply. Dries in no time. $ 18 beautiftil colors. Quart COLOKS BY MTOME—PAINTS BY PITTSBURGI Osbom and Son Hardware

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