Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 32, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 July 1939 — Page 8

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Phone 889 Box 177 A. J. Thibodeaux Watch & Clock Repairing Lake Street, Ist house South of U. B. Church SYRACUSE. INDIANA Martin Hoover HAULING SAND AND GRAVEL Black and Top Dirt For Sale Phone 476 Syracuse, Ind.

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CAVE TRIPS POPULAR Boat trips into Donaldson and Twin caves at Spring Mill state park have taken on an added attraction for park visitors during the hot weather, Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Depart of Conservation, said today. Temperatures inside the cuve rarely exceed 55 to 60 degrees while water in the streams which flow through the cave is several degrees cooler than in other parts of the park. Last week more than 20 per cent of the visitors at Spring Mill “cooled off” with a trip into one of the caves.

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USED STOVE SALE — Kerosene gasoline used stoves, five dollars and up. Also, one Hot Point electric storage water heater. S. L. Spitzer, 618 So. (Main St., Goshen. Open evenings. Phone 1342. (32-p) FOR SALE — Black raspberries, red raspberries, and blackberries. Phone 307, William Wyland, Syracuse, Ind. (30-2 c RESULTS— You are reading this ad because you want to know what someone wants to buy, sell, rent, or trade. Your ad in this space would have the same appeal to our hundreds of readers. Send your ad today to the JOURNAL. (tD FOR SALE: At a sacrifice, Bed room and living room furniture, and other miscellaneous litems of furniture and house furnishings, including or. of hip boots, and luggage. Charles E. Morrice, Connolly Apts, (rear), Syracuse, Ind. (32-lc) FURNITURE BARGAIN MUST transfer account on three rooms of furniture like new (including Electric Refrigerator) to responsible party who can continue payments of |2.00 per week on. unpaid balance on contract of 1178.30. For full particulars, address: Dan Larimer, 115 N. Fifth St., Goshen Ind. • (31-3 c MOTORBOAT FOR SALE: Same high quality boat as offered (here last week at 3100. Now—the first S9O cash takes it! See A. J. Thibodeaux, first house south o f United Brethren church. (30-ts) NEW PRICES— on day-old chicks. $6.00 per 100 for day old chicks. White and Barred Rocks and White Leghorns. Started Chicks at attractive prices- Syracuse Hatchery, Elmer Stuckey, owner. Phone 8248, 1 mile south of Syracuse on road 13. (29tf) 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. I (28-ts)

TRY JOURNAL CLASSIFIED NOTICE THE TOW N CI.ERK’S OFFICE IN THE TOWN HALL W ILL BE OPEN FOR THE COMJECTION OF W’ATER RENT DAIIA, UNTIL JULY 15TH INCLUSIVE, BEHCW’EEN THE HOURS OF 2:30 P. M. TO 5:30 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M. TO 0:30 P. M., DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. ERNEST O. BUCHHOLZ, Town Clerk-Treasurer.

FOR SALE— I 933 Pontiac Sedan, good shape, reasonably priced. Telephone 830, Syracuse, Geo. Butt.. (32-3 C IXJST— A diamond ring set with 3 diamonds. Get in touch with Mrs. J. B. Getz, Morton, Illinois., and receive reward. (32-2 p W’ANTED POPCORN e Good quality South American only—Write Confection Cabinet Corp., 430 W. Erie St., Chicago, 111. (30-3 p WANTED TO RENT— Modern o r semi-modern house of i or 5 rooms. "Will rent for year ’round. See or write Ralph W". Craw at the Journal office. (27-tD FOR SALE — 7-room house, all modem except furnace. Laundry on Ist floor. Linoleum and new blinds, new storm doors, and storm sash. (Stove in kitchen. with water Jacket, also oil water heater attached. Large size Estate heatrola and electric Hot Point range go with home. Size of lot, 132 ft, by 58 ft. —One block from lake. Write I. T. H. , care of Journal. Phone R-1427. (31-2 c MONEY SAVING BARGAINS — Farmlite Batteries, $29.75; Used Delco Plants, $24.50; Motors 32 and 110 volt, $5.75; Electric Fans, $3.95; Electric 32 volt wind-driven plants, $53oo; Electric farm fencers, $7.31; Heavy duty Auto Batteries, $3.90; Radios, $9.95; Washing machines, $29.95; 6 volt Winchargers, $15.00. Send for circular on any one of these big bargains today-—SAVE UP TO Write U. S. Battery Exchange, Manufacturers, Albers, Illinois. (29tf) FOR SALE— CORONA PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, standard keyboard, carrying case, tn good condition- A real bargain ” at $17.50. Inquire at Journal Publishing Corp., Syracuse, Ind. (27-if) HUCKLEBERRIES — My Marsh willi be open every Monday and Thursday from now until season is over. J. C. Brandebury, Middlebury, Indiana. (31-2 p

LIBRARY NOTES Non Fiction “The Lure of Alaska’’ by Harry A. Franck. The famous worldroamer and vagabond, who had covered literally every country on earth now writes of his most recent explorations in one of the most interesting of them all—• Alaska. In his usual spiritual style, he recounts his and varled experiences. He hobnobs with miners in the gold diggings, with fishermen making their salmon hauls for Alaska's immense canning factories. He hunts uP old “sour-doughs” to get their own tales of the exciting and feverish gold rush; and journeys down the Yukon over much of their trail—now so comfortable for tourists, but in ’96, so filled with hazards, with horror and tragedy. Youth adds a joyous note to the bonk, for Mr. Franck had with him his young son, who has traveled in many of the far places ot the world with his famous father. “Reaching for the Stars” by Nora Wain. In this new book, the author attempts to tell honestly of her four years in Germany, years in which she came to know and like many individual Germans, to detest the blind cruelty of the nationalistic pride. Fiction “Tryst” by ElsWyth Thane. 1 modern love story and ghost story. It centers on the closed room in the top of an old English country house, whose lock was picked by the seven teen-year-old Sabrina, and where she met Hilary Shenstone, late of the British secret police. “Harlequin House” by Margery • Sharp. Mainly about Lisbeth, who, with her brother, lived in a Bohemian apartment in an unconventional part of London. Ronny needed reforming, and Lisbeth was being helped in this mission by philosophical and slightly lawless, Mr. Partridge. How they manage to create a series of surprising situations, in trative young American plays his part, is the gist o f the tale. “Strawstack” by Dorothy Disney. A thrilling and different murder mystery laid in a fashionable Maryland town. “Take These Hands” by Ann Paterson. A long and satisfying story about the making of a young doctor. “The Middle Window” by Elizabeth Goudge. A modern story of the Scottish Highlands, telling of two young people, whose love and loyalty have their roots deep in the past. * “Black John of Halfaday Creek” by James B. Hendryx. In a new chronicle of Haladay Creek, Black John Smith, the lovable, canny, self-appointed czar of the outlaw colony of the Yukan, administers his informal justice in behalf of several strangers of criminal bent, who are given enough rope here to hang themselves. The lusty wit and homespun wisdom of the nemesis of Halfaday Creek will delight Black John’s circle of admirers. Many people have remarked about the attractive appearance of the library since it has been redecorated. The library board was glad for the opportunity to do the redecorating this year. Circulation hit a new high Saturday.