Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 2, Number 38, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1939 — Page 8

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LOST — Ladles’ small Elgin, Gold wrist watch. Lost Saturday night, August 12, on or near Main Street, Syracuse. Reward t if returned to JOURNAL Office. | (38-lp) FOR RENT—Property. Renter to recondition same; cost to apply on rent. References required. Address Mrs. O. S. Foust, rs. Ji. 3, Warren, Ind. (36-2 p FOR SALE — New chemical inside closet. Reasonably priced. • Inquire at Syracuse Hatchery. (36-3 p FOR RENT — Late Wawasee, modern furnished cottage, electric stove, electric water heatscreened porches, acommoC-' dates 9, boat. Reasonably PricOpen until after Labor Day. Mrs. George Mellinger. R. R.-3, Phone4B4. (37-2 c WANTED: Reliable girl or woman for general housework. 'Stay mights. Mrs. Don Farr, 192 3 E. Jackson, Elkhart, Indiana. (38-10 FOR RENT — Modern, sevenroom house, 2 blocks from Main street, on lake. Furnished. Phone 182, Syracuse. (38-lp) SWEET APPLES —SO cents per bushel at orchard. Bartlett" pears and Concord grapes, ready soon. Stephen Freeman. (38-2 p FOR SALE! 20 acres of Michigan land near town, resort, trout and river streams. Write and learn more. Stamp please. Will not give option or oil lease after Sept. 1. P. B. Smith, 702 1-2 L—Way, LaPorte, Ind. (37-lp) PEACHES AND PLUMS at the Champion Fruit Farm. Phone 3013. James Dewart. (38-2 c FOR RENT—Furnished lake cottage suitable for winter home. Telephone 316. (38-2 p

TRY JOURNAL CLASSIFIED KETERING’S HOMESTORE "S" I GROCERIES — MEATS — BEER — FISHING TACKLE :: Open Sundays . Evenings - Holidays :; —FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 and 26 SPECIALS — -Ball Mason Jars Elf Salad Dressing, Velvet pints . . 59c quarts . . 69c | Whipped ........ qt. par 25c Mason Jar Caps, doz. 19c ] Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Elf Fruit Pectin—for Jams and | quart jar . 32c Jellies 3 boxes 25c ] Fruit Jar Rings, 5 doz .... 19c SUGAR Pure Granulated (10 lbs. limit) 45c Oxydol, Ig. pkg 19c | paraffin Wax, 1 lb pkg. . . 10c 1 pkg. Elf Wheat Puffs—-or | 1 pkg. Elf Wheat Flakes—2-15c | Vinegar, pure cider . . . gal. 19c Certo, Ig. bot 19c | Elf Mix’d Pickling Spices . 3-25 c LARD (Guaranteed Pure) . . .3 lbs. 19c Nu-Drain Pipe Cleaner, can. 15c j Elf Flour, 24 lb. bag ...... 75c Hrdwtr Castile Soap, 3 bars 14c | Coffee, Burco . . . .1. . . . lb. 16c Ivory Soap, 3 med bars . . 17c j Blended Rio Coffee . . . . lb. 13c BA NANAS (firm, yellow) . . .lb. 5c Chuck Roasts lb. ,19c | Beef Rib Boil ...... lb. 12 l-2c T-Bone Steak lb 35c j Club Steak lb. 32c Veal Arm Steak ...... lb. 32c j Fresh Gmd Hamburger, lb. 20c WATERMELONS ON ICE . , large ones, each 25c LITTLE ELF BEVERAGES (Any Flavor) . 4 Ig. bottles 23c

FOR SALE — Eclipse Electric outboard motor; used 10 days. Ideal for trolling and general fishing. Sacrifice for quick sale. Phone Warsaw, 1354. WANTED — By experienced practical nurse, old folks to enter my home, for care and comfort. Phone R-1427. Write Comfort, Syracuse, Ind. (38-sc) WANTED —* Experienced girl for houseworkAJand cooking. Good wages. Mrs. A. Wertneimer. Phone 66. Ligonier, Indiana. (38-lc) TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for standard machines, 50c each at Journal Office. (38-ts) FOR SALE—I 936 Chevrolet 1 1-2 ton truck. Hydraulic brakes. Cheap if taken at once. Terms. Also dry wood for sale. H. E. Holloway. (38-2 c 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) SIGNS — 11x14 window posters with FOR SALE or FOR RENT printed in large letters. Only 10c or 3 for 25c at Journal Office. (38-’.f) Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey attended a birthday celebration in honor of Mr. Lester Kunce at the country estate of R. C. Poyser east of Elkhart, on Sunday. A pot-luck dinner was the noon-day feature. The Kunces formerly lived at Indian Village in Noble county. Mary Alice ’• Kitson and her father recently returned for New York" City. They are accompanied by Mrs. Garfield Walker of Indianapolis. Mr. Paul LeCount and daughters spent Sunday in Millersburg. Miss Donna Dee Hart accompanied them.

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B Four Corners B by Mrs. Crist Darr The John Maloy reunion was held at the home of Mary Jane Ulery Sunday the 20th. the families of John Shively and two children, Dorcas and Cassel Hoke of Nappanee, Charley Weybright, George Weybright and wife and twins, Myron and Muriel, of 'Solomon Creek, Ernest Maloy and wife, Lewis Buhrt and wife, John Cnller and Miss Wanda Culler of Goshen and Miss Miriam Weybright and Florence Buhrt. A fine pot-luck dinner was served. The rest of the day was spent socially. Clyde and Walter Augsburger spent Sunday evening with friends in Milford. Mrs. Vern Kirkendorfer called at the home of Mary Ulery, Tuesday evening. Frank Maloy is putting a new roof on his house and also on his barn. Mr. McKinney and Mr. Davis of Milford are doing the work for him. Mary Ulery was a visitor with the family of Vern Kirkendorfer Wednesday and also attended the services at the Brethren church at New Paris with the Kirkendorfers. Lightning did its quick work on the barn of Mr. Kirkendorfer Friday night, burning it to the ground along with his hay, wheat and oats, farming implements and two hogs. At this time of the year the loss is greatly felt. Mr. and Mrs. LaTone Jenson were visitors with her parents at Richville, Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Rarick and three daughters of Syracuse, visited in the Crist Darr home Sunday. Roy Eisenhour was a caller in the Crist Darr home Sunday. Mrs. Crist Darr was a caller at the home of Mrs. LaTone Jenson Saturday afternoon. v Miss Mildred Graff and some friends made a pleasure trip to Chicago Saturday and returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hartmyer of Illinois, were entertained in the home of Oscar Graff, Sunday and jMonday evenings.

GOODYEAR b I ARfDP DAV 12 Days Only ■ \J fx 7 TUESDAY, AUG. 22 ■ 2-TIRE SALE . | THE FIRST AT W fl IT IT ■ CURRENT LIST WM Z VI » B PRICE--THE zll B CURRENT SEIOII IT W LISTPRICE FOR EXAMPLE —6:00 xl6 Tires; Ist tire at $1435; —2nd Tide at $7.15. You Save $7.20. ||| A Similar Saving May Be Had On ALL GOODYEAR TIRES Regardless Os Size. CHARLES LE COUNT’S |g . STATEO . i # m SERVICE V I PHONE 128 - SYRACUSE, INDIANA

B Salem B By Mrs. Joe Smith John Auer and wife of Syracuse were Sunday evening guests of George Auer and family. Evening callers were William Wogoman and family of Goshen. Mike Kuneff and family of Mishawaka spent the week-end with Joe Smith and family. Sunday callers were Nathan Long, Mrs. Mary Ott and Glena Long of Solomon’s Creek. Emory Guy and wife called in the evening. George Coy and family of'Warsaw spent Sunday evening with Clarence Coy and family. Mrs. Edward Klinger spent last week visiting in Ohio. Lewis Auer, who fell and hurthimself last week, is able to work again. Mrs. Roy Pinkerton and family, Alva Crowl and family attended the Crowl reunion at Goshen Sunday. ■, Edw. Smith and family spent Sunday with the Guy Leatherman family of near New Paris. Mr. and Mrs. John Fair and Miss Mary Theresa Dickson of Chicago were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowersox. ( -j 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riddle left Wednesday for Vinder, New Mexico, where they are both employed as teachers. Miss Francis Houston of Ashley, Ohio, has returned to her home after spending the past two weeks in Syracuse. Rev. and Mrs. John A. Pettit of San Juan, Puerto Rico, are the parents of a son, Thomas Richard, born August 14. Rev. Pettit is the former pastor of the local Lutheran church. Mrs. Fred Hoopingamer and son, Stanley, left Tuesday to spend a week in Plymouth, Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Max Carlson, employee of the Seider Grocery, has been unable to work for a few days on account of illness. Rev. and Mrs. Victor Yeager and children, Mrs. Emma Gordy, and Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey attended the All-County County Home picnic at the county home south of Warsaw on Tuesday.

and Mrs. H. T. Jenkinson and Miss Ada J. Stough of South Bend and Mr. H. Jenkinson and the Misses Marjorie and Jenkinson of Chicago spent the week-end at the Paul Bailey cottage at Papakeechie Lake. Juanita Taylor of this city underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis last Tuesday afternoon at the McDonald hospital at Warsaw. She is improving satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper entertained friends Monday. DON’T FORGET! The Journal is located on Henry Street. Phone 842

IH & H Laundry! Phone 80 | Syracuse, Indiana 5* Wm. R. Bigler JEWELER Phone 14 J Syracuse, Indiana Phone 889 Box 177 A. J. Thibodeaux Watch & Clock Repairing Lake Street, Ist house South of U. B. Church SYRACUSE. INDIANA umnHBMaRBBQKawi r BACHMAN’S FOR FINER FOODS