Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 28, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1939 — Page 8

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NEWS? CALL BETTY—B 42 BACHMAN’S $' - * MIRACLE WHIP s ' L '" Qt. size 33c COFFEE, Chase & Sanborn lb. 22c PIRK SALMON 2 Tall Cans 25c KIDNEY BEANS 3 cans 25c scon TISSUE 3 rolls 22c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. pail 59c BUTTER a lb. 25c * , Visit Our Delicatessen Saturday Specials FRESH ROAST HAM OUR SPECIAL NUT BREAD FRUIT BARS FUDGE BARS SCHRAUM TORTS CUP CAKES < SPECIAL PARTY FOODS > IT’S BEAUTIFUL! ITS THRIFTY! IT’S I BARGAIN! A finer G-E Refrigerator > “ l1 Selective Air Conditions Get the Inside Story! IB G-E Selective Air Condition* jraß- SH| keep foods at their fullest, jgUorrh Em finest flavor — preserve p-- |||g ; health-giving vitamins— p. and give you the most practical method of food preservation at low cost. Mil LOWEST PRICES ■■ | ■ IN G-E HISTORY ■■ < f ■ The new 1939 G-E is high, f wide and handsome but way , Seas down low in price. Never MHH 188 before ha* America bought — -> so many G-E Refrigerators in a similar period. ' I H "' —1 Ml ■ G-£ THWFr BfiU — che 9ea^d mechanism I rTH ■ W ‘ th * recor 'l for quiet \ *■«* operation, low current I cost and long life. T I AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC | WATER HEATING I Investigate NOW the convenience and low cost ot auto- 5 matic hot water service ... a service that makes the numerous 5 tasks of housekeeping so much easier. With an electric water n heater, you may enjoy a plentiful supply of hot water all tne 3 time. These heaters may be purchased on a convenient pay- g meat. plan. g Northern Indiana Public * Service Company

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MIDDLE STATES SERVICE STATION OPENS SOON ■V ' The new Middle States Oil Company's service station, located on squth Huntington St., and which has just been erected, will open Saturday with a complete line of motorists’ needs. Being conveniently located, the station is very attractive with its beautiful driveway witn stones which are painted white, giving it an added distinction. The building is of cement blocks in a modernistic arangement being divided into a very spacious office, lubratorium and sanitary rest room facilities. Included in the products the new station will carry are the regular 72-74 octane' gasoline and the Ethyl gasoline, both of which are licensed by the Ethyl Corporation; the Middle States special gasoline which is not leaded; Middle States kerosene and all grades of lubricating oils and greases. Besides these, the company will handle a complete line of candies, tobaccos and cold drinks, along with the nationallyknown Goodyear tire. The policy of the company is to bring their clientele a satis-

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PROPERTY FOR SALE — Being employed out of town, will sell my 2 1-2 acre property on No. Huntington St. 7-room house, garage, shop, 3-floor poultryhouse. Quality fruit trees In small fruit. Ralph Baumgartner, Phone 112. (28-ts-C) FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES — See or call John Stettler if you need berries —Price is right and ; so are berries —Maybe you want to Pick and save the difference. If so, call 224 and make reservations. (27-2cy FOR SALE — Seven room house. Walter Sloan. (27-2 p FOR .SALE— CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, standard keyboard, carrying case, in good condition. A real bargain at $17.50. inquire at Journal Publishing Corp., Syracuse, Ind. (27-ts) K WANTED TO RENT-— Modern o r semi-modern house of 4 or rooms. Will rent for year ’round. See or write Ralph W. Craw at the Journal office. f (27-ts) CHERRIES — You can pick them on shares. Carl Dahlstrom, N. Huntington St., Syracuse. (28-2 c ONE BRAND-NEW OUTBOARD BIG TWIN BENDIX MOTOR. * COST $140.00. FOR QUICK •SALE, $99.00. H. L. Sylers, Telephone 87, Nappanee. (28-2 c U WANTED TO BUY — Lot or cottage on Lake Wawasee. Price must be right- Walter C. Geisler, 2267 N. Dearborn, Indianapolis. (12 8-Ip) FOR SALE — Two rowboats. H. L.Winters, Winters’ Sandwich Shop (28-lp)

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ENTERTAINS CLUB V ■ Mrs. James Kenys entertained the Bridge Club with a dinner and two table s of bridge, Thursday. Mrs. James Connolly had hign score. Fidele Di Parsio charged in an Atlantic City court that his wire had deserted him because his 17 children were always quarreling with her 11 children by a former marriage. factory gasoline at lower prices and in order that this may be accomplished, they have begun to do hauling in semi-trailer transport trucks with a 3,500 gallon capacity, thus offering a d:-recUto-consumer service to tne Public by cutting out the protit of the “middle-man.” # Modern equipment i s being used at this station with new casn register computing pumps and service equipment. Charley LeCount will oe the manager of the new station and will have full charge of its operation. He is well known in and around Syracuse, being a graduate of the local school, and hopes that his many friends will pay him a visit. s

RADIO SERVICE — Any make, any time. Work guaranteed. IPhone Syracuse 353. (26-ts) BOAT FOR SALE — Strikingly beautiful and very and seaworthy. 16 1-2 foot length with capacity for five or more adults- 5 horse power inboard motor with practically new magneto, easy starting and economical. Pilot wheel and control at front. Equipment Ineludes seat cushions, oars, water pump, yacht flag end canvas cover. Priced for quick sale —sloo CASH. Just right for family pleasure boat or fishing. Now in the water, tested for the season and ready. Contact J. Thibodeaux near United Brethren Church. (27-ts) ARE YOU BUILDING?— Get o u r low prices on well sawn hardwood frame material. Complete builders’ service. Pike Lbr. Co., Akron, lijd. (28-s<j FOR Washing machine. machin|._Good as new —$12.50. Fishing rod, reel, and baits, new last summer, $5. Oliver typewriter, needs repairs, $2.50. Mrs. John E, Fobes. Phone 184. , (28-lc) FOR SALE-— Potatoes, eating ana seed. Katadins. Plant some of this kind this year. Also other varieties. Opposite school building in North Webster. O. E. LINE. ’ ” (28-lp) FEDERAL LAND BANK of Louisville offers an exceptional opportunity to invest in good productive farms at the right price and on attractive terms. Low down payment with long-time loan if desired. Write D. D. Secrist, Representative, Cromwell, Ind. (28-ts) FOR SALE — Icebox in good condition. Side-icer. Phone R--8794, Mrs. Ray Frevert (28-10 r

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ORGANIZED — — ■ On April 28, a home economics club wa s organized in Turkey Creek Township. The name selected by a member was the “Good Will Club." The meetings are hela at the Guy school house. The lesson at the last meeting, given by the leaders, Marie LeCount and Rosa Koher, was entitled “Kitchen Clinic." The officers are as follows: Pres-, Mrs. Blanche Kline; Vice-Pres.. Mrs. Marie Bleeks"; and Sec.-Treas.. Mrs. Alma Eyer . GIRL SCOUTS MEET The Girl Scout troop of this city met Monday afternoon in the basement of the Methodist Episcopal church. The lesson was on ~splatter-work with ink. Stationery and handkerchiefs were workea on. Sue Shea, scout leader, was a guest at this meeting. She will take charge of the Investur® Services in several weeks. They’ will meet next Monday at 2:30 in the basement of the church. The troup present to take a hike if enough members are willing to cooperate. U. B. CLASS TO MEET The Leader Class of the United Brethren church will meet with Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey on Friday night, June 16th, for their regular meeting. The Good Samaritan’s Class will be invited io attend this meeting, also.

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