Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 4, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 November 1952 — Page 4

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C. G. ETTER, REALTOR Phones 230-R or 653-L FOR SALE REE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING * GOOD BUYS: PAPAKEECHIE: ■- 3 bedrooms, modern. Enclosed porch, basement, attic, playroom, insulated. Oil furnace. $8,500.00. TERMS. . " ’ • • WAWASEE: Ct) z y 2-bedroom frame home in Rainey’s Court. Furnished, oil heat, large level lot. Built in ’47 for year round living, $7300'. Immediate possession.

SPECIAL SERVICES AT GRACE BIBLE CHURCH The Rev. George V. Long, evangelist and youth leader of / Elkhart, Ind., will conduct youth meetings at the Grace Bible Church of Syracuse, located at lb - wit 4111 West Main, with services each evening at 7:60 o’clock, November 9' thru 16. Mr. Long is affectionately known to thousands as "Uncle George”, often drawing hundreds Os young folks to his meetings Which are highlighted by select motion pictures, gorgeous oil paintings, Bible mystery object lessons, etc., with a new surprise program daily — streamlined to the interests of youth, but interesting and helpful to the entire family. The public is cordially Invited. Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. Robert Clevenger entertained her bridge club in’ her home Monday evening. Mrs. Jerry Herbison and Mrs. Richard Miller were guests. Prizes \yere won by (Lois Schleeter and Mrs. Leon CfOhnolly. The hostess served a delicious b&lad course. Birthday Surprise Sundairw'ben Mrs. Cleo Weaver arrived home from church she was very much surprised to find ft bountiful dinner on the table and her family there to help her celebrate her birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Long of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Chancy, Weaver of South Whitley, Mr. and Mrs. James Brock ,ftjad family, Mrs. Glada Weaver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hadley and Mr. Weaver. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Due to Illness and other intereats, effective NOV. 11, 1952 no professional calls for the treatment of large animals will be made. Practice will be confined to ■mall animals and poultry. Dispensing of drugs for all animals will continue as in the past. Office hours 9 to 11 a.m>, and 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday evenings 7 to 9 p.m. Dr. M. BLUE, Veterinarian

RAINEY’S COURT: Two bedroom furnished cottage, car' port, porch, electric kitchen, oil heat, $4*259. Transferred to Oregon. SOUTH SHORE: 4-bedroom modern furnished summer home. Living room with fireplace, large porch, garage, beach. 316,500. TERMS. FOR SALE CHAMPION FRUIT FARM Thirty acres, productive trees. Modern 4-bedroom home, several buildings, barn, storage and grading room. Owney has other Interest. Asking $120,090 — attractive terms. May consider farm in trade. >

CHURCH WILL SHOW SOUND AND COLOR FILM The story of a drunkard who came back from Skid Row is told to the dramatic sound and color film, “Out Os The Night” to be shown at Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church, Syracuse, Ind., corner of Harrison Benton Sts., Sunday evening, November 9lth, at 7:30 p.m. the Rev. K. E. Fpulke, pastor, announces. The 30 L minute picture, sponsored by Pacific Garden Mission, uses a hard-hitting documentary technique to show the mission’s work among the outcasts of Chicago’s South State Street. Actual case histories from the mission files are used in the plot of “Out Os The Night,” filmed by Cavalcade Productions, Park Ridge, 111. Paciifilc Garden Mission is the> second oldest mission in the Unit-' ed States, and is noted as the spiritual birthplace of Billy Sun-' day, famous evangelist ofgeneration ago. I More than 7'4,'o'o<o meals were served at the mission during the last year, and more than 31,'6)60< ! homeless men received free lodging. ; In addition, some 38,000 G. I.’S| visited the Servicemen’s Center operated by the mission. A wo-1 man’s division is also a feature of the mission’s ministry on Skid Row. W. C. T. U. Workshop Local directors of Syracuse W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. J. C. Bailey at il'Ot a.m., next Tuesday, November 111 for a special workshop session. All other members may attend also, each one bringing their own sack lunch. At 1:3'0 p.m. they will go to the home of Mrs. Bonnie Johnson for the regular November business meeting and program. The topic, “Total Abstinence Through Our Citlzenery” will be given by Mrs. S. A. Bauer. Reports of the I state convention will be given by | Mrs. Bauer and Mrs. Bailey, who j went as delegates. Dues for 191513 < are to be paid at this meeting. i I I LEGAL NOTICE To the Town of Syracuse and the Citizens Thereof: Notice is hereby given that Ralph L. Moore and Louie D. Moore have filed their petition in the Kosciusko Circuit Court,' praying for an order vacating a 115 foot alley lying between Lot 3 on the south and Lots 10, 13 and 14i on the north in Strombeck and Weaver’s (2nd addition to the Town of Syracuse, and the 16 foot alley turning northerly from the west end of Lot 3>, along and between Lots 10 and 113 in said plat, a distance over all of 2*50 feet, terminating at junction of ' alley and the south side of Carrol , Street in said Town of Syracuse, ' Kosciusko County, State of Indiana, which said petition is cloc- , keted as Cause Number *2)6)85i5i. You are hereby further notified that the court will hear and determine the evidence thereon in' said cause in the Court Room in the City of Warsaw, State of In-! diana, at »9»:<3»0- A. M. on the '29th day of November, 19512. XANDERS & XANDERS, . (I2t-4i) Attys, for Plaintiff.

KALE ISLAND: Home and in-, come property, |lo,oo(KTems; WAWASEE: Five room lake home. Oil furnace. Built in '49. Clean and attractive. You suggest the terms. OGDEN ISLAND, Lake Wawasee. —Two bedrooms, living room, lovely kitchen,x full bath, full basement, furnace heat — year round living. 38'5*90. LOT 50 ft. x 100 ft. v Wawasee Lake.»A buy at $2500. WAWASEE North Shore. —4 bedroom furnished summer home. Large living room with fireplace, dining room, screen-in front porch, 1% bath. Excellent beach and location. 316,500. Terms and possession, CITY HOME: Centrally located, 3-bedrooms, separate dining room, large kitchen, garage. Let us show you how really livable it is! Price 37900. You suggest the terms. If we don’t have what you are looking for listed here . . . call us, for we don’t advertise everything.

INTERMEDIATE MOTHER'S CLUB The Intermediate Mothers's club met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Orrin Smith with 16 members and four guests present. The guests were Mrs. Jim Kitson, Mrs. Vick Schortgen, Woodrow Robertson and Mrs. J. Martin. Our guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Maybelle McBride of Maybelle’s Hat Shoppe in Goshen. She gave a most interesting demonstration on coverhug, lining and the care of lamp shades. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the evening by the committee, Mrs. Dale Duckwall ,Mrs. Ridings and Mrs. Smith. | The sunshine plant was won by i Mrs. Wayne Tarman. i The next meeting will be at the | home of Mrs. Olen Keim on Noi vember 17. Mrs. Don Dietrick of Goshen, will give a lesson on figurine painting. ROUNDTABLE CLUB i The Ladies of the Round Table were entertained Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Joe Bushong. A very interesting patriotic program was given by Mrs. Bushong, Mrs. Charles Dietrick and a guest, Mrs. Rebecca Kitson. Mrs. Kitson, a member of the Woman’s Relief Corps, spoke on “The American Flag.” She told how the flag should be displayed, when and where, cautions to be taken, and also the use of bunting. She read a story on “The Thirteen Rebellious Stripes.” Mrs. Bushong spoke on “Drama —The Drama of (Life”. She reviewed the wars the nation has fought and the hardships the American people have endured to keep the flag flying. Mrs. Dietrick read the war history of Mr. Dietrick’s grandfather, David Dietrick, a veteran of the Civil War who was discharg--1 ed from the U. S. Army in 18>615'. This history was most interesting as it was his diary, describing various battles and hardships, as well as humorous incidents. The hostess served delicious salad, home made candy and coffee. ■ ■ ' '■ 11 ■' l 1 PAST MATRONS CLUB The Past Matrons club Os the Eastern Star met Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. A. L. Miller with Mrs. Joe Rapp as cohostess. A delicious pot luck supper was served. This being election night, the following officers were elected and will serve for 1*953: president, Mrs. Effie Emerson; vice-; president, Mrs. Joe Bushong, and secretary-treas., Miss Margaret Freeman. During, the social hour contests were won by Mrs. O. C. Stoelting, ' Mrs. A. A. Pfingst and Mrs. Melburn Rapp. The date of the next meeting has been changed. The Clhrist--1 mas party will be held as usual I in the home of Mrs. Mary Hoy, but on Dec. H7 instead of Dec. '2l

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(The home newspaper is sent free to all men and women in U. 8. Armed Services through cooperation of Wawasee Post No. 228 and The Journal) A letter from Pft. Robert Whaley tells of a short worry over missing the Syracuse-Wawa-see Journal, but it soon caught up with him, so he’s glad again. Whaley and a buddie went to Paris on a five day furlough ate well for from <31.010 to $1.50 our money—•2is'o Francs to our dollar —and went up on everything they could, and evidently the Eifel Tower was one of the best, the view being “just out of this world.” "Paris is a wonderful place—so are the people, even though they do not find it easy to converse.” They rented bicycles and went all over, saw two Studebakers in “Pig Alle” — the Eternal Flame over the Unknown Soldier—went to Amsterdam, people sleep in very small quarters there—young people there become engaged at 123 years, marry at 2*6 years—toured the Canal, and had a fine quickie of general education. Bob received a nice letter from Jon Bushong, in the Navy, who has been in some interesting waters, and near Korea. Bob says he still feels the Navy is the best branch of service. Norfolk, Va. — John T. Vance, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Neff or route 1, Syracuse, Ind., was recently selected for advancement to teleman third class, U. S. N., while serving with the headquarters of Corfimander in Chief U. S. Atlantic Fleet, here. The advancement is a result of competitive examinations conducted this summer on all ships and Naval establishments thruout the world. Since every Navy man has two jobs, the test was divided into military questions covering knowledge of seamanship, gunnery and military law, etc., and the professional part concerning his Navy trade. With the Pacific Fleet. —Keith A. Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Wiles, of 504 Boston St., Syracuse, Ind., was recently advanced to quartermaster second class while serving aboard the USS Landing Ship Medium 12126. The advancement is a result of competitive examinations conducted this summer an all ships and Naval establishments thruout the world. Since every Navy man has two jobs, the test was divided into military questions covering knowledge of seamanship, gunneral and military law, etc., and the professional part concerning his Navy trade. (Nurnberg, Germany.—Cpl. Cortel H. Nicolai, whose wife lives at *212 Derby St., Valley Stream, N. Y., is scheduled for release from active duty upon arrival in the U. S. from Germany. Now enroute home, he has been stationed at Nurnberg Military Post with the 70th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. A clerk, Corporal Nicolai entered the Army in June 194(9*. Corp. Nicolai is the son of Harold J. Nicolai, of Syracuse. Cpl. Max Workman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vorhis, was discharged last Friday, Oct. 31st, from thgSU. S. Army at Fort CampbeW? Ky. He had served I'o% months in Korea. Miss Donna Darr motored to Fort Campbell last Tuesday and Max accompanied her home on Fridap. Cpl. Workman wishes to thank the American Legion and Mr. Cox for sending him the paper while he was in service. Pvt. James Ritter of Fort Custer, Mich., spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritter. Staff Sgt. Richard Isbell will leave Monday, Nov. 10, for his new assignment at Camp Atterbury. Mrs. Isbell and son Jimmy will remain in Syracuse. Sgt. and j Mrs. Isbell and son returned from Germany in September, where the former had completed a three ■ year assignment. Mrs. Thomas Moreno of Gary, spent a few days last, week here iin the home of her sister, Mrs. Floyd Disher, helping care for her father, C. J. Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bonflglio of Sturgis, Mich., spent Sunday in the Disher home. Mrs. Ella Miller spent a few days last week in Elkhart in the home of her son, Ray Miller and family.

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FOR RENT COUNTRY HOME FOR RENT: New, modern, automatic oil heat. Can be seen by appointment. Call Dr. Robert H. Riddle, Goshen phone 58<7. (i4M2t) FOR RENT: Ogden Island. Twobedroom cottage, furnished or unfurnished. C. C. Mason, phone 108, Syracuse. (52-ts) FOR RENT: Modern 3-room furnished cottage. Oil heat, bottled gas stove; near Lake Wawasee. Phone i16150-J. FOR RENT: Floor Sander and Polisher at the Wawasee Lbr. Co.. Phone 278, Syracuse. (12-ts) FOR RENT: 2-wheel trailer. Wawasee Lumber Co. (42-ts) FOR RENT: 2 room furnished, across road from Ranch House. 330 per month. Inquire at Ranch HoUse, Lake Wawasee. (3-*2t) FOR RENT: 4 room modern furnished apartment. 1 block from town and lake. Phone 249, at 2'95 Harrison st.

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NOTICE: Woman wants a ride to and from Syracuse to Blue Bell, North Webster. Hours 7 A. M. to 4P. M. Call 153-R. Having Trouble with Alcohol? —ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —-Box 4'8*41, Syracuse, Ind. (ts Need money? Well, take a few minutes and read the ads in The Journal. You find the lowest prices, and the highest quality goods advertised. Read ’em very carefully and compare with what you are paying. ' NOTICE A few people seem to believe I had quit the real estate business this past summer. If they still tfiink so and will ask my satisfied customers I have had this past year as well as the past couple of years. I’ll be in Florida for the winter, but will be back in the spring and be ready to serve the people in selling as well as rentals. Thanking every one for their patronage and cooperation. Friends come see me if in Florida. J. W. Rothenberger, Lock Box 213 4, Punta Gorda, Fla. NOTICE: Pick up truck service in top sail, trash, stone, crushed stone for drive ways, etc. Write Vernon Davis, R. R. 1, New Paris, Ind. PAPAKEECHIE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kowallik and family had Sunday dinner in Goshen at the Catholic Church public dinner. The Kowallik family also visited Mrs. Kowallik’s uncle, George Trump, at Stone Lake. Tom Hays is working at Toledo now, and he and Mrs. Hays come home week ends. Lieut, and Mrs. A. Willits and family of Fort Wayne, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moser, left Saturday for Norfolk, Va., where they will reside while Lieut. Willits is in the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Wililts and Mrs. Moser are sisters. TURKEY CREEK CONSERVATION CLUB The Turkey Creek Conservation club met Tuesday evening, Nov. *4, at the club house. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. H. A. Burson. Seven officers answered the roll call, and also 120 members, with two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell who became members. The stove committee reported one oil heater had been installed and another one will be installed soon. The secretary ahd treasurer’s reports were read\ and approved. ’ A feather party will be held on Thursday evening, Nov. 20, to which the public is invited. There will be dressed turkeys and chickens. The meeting adjourned and a social hour followed. Refreshments were served by the committee, Mrs. George Morman, Mrs. George Nordman and Miss Kay Michaels. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riddle spent last week in Toledo, 0., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Riddle. HOSPITAL INSURANCE Bob McClintic Ins. Phone 648-M

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WANTED TO RENT: Couple desires to rent unfurnished (2 bedroom year around home. Can furnish references and will sign lease. No children. Call 654-L. W. C. Smith. WANTED: Carpenters. Ray Buhrt, phone 1629-J. (48-ts) WANTED: Standing timber that will make saw logs. Elkhart Lumber and Sawmill, 12)109 Johnson Street, Elkhart, Indiana. (49-15 t WANTED: Experienced Stenographer and general office worker. A Syracuse corporation. Reply to Box H, care of The Journal. (21-3 t HELP WANTED: Telephone operators, experienced or unexperienced. Group insurance, paid vacations, and good working conditions. at United Telephone Co. office, Syracuse, and ask for Chief Operator. WANTED: Washings. Will call for and deliver. Mrs. Bert Swank. Phone '2l-R. (*2-i2t) WANTED: Waitress for part time work. Apply at once. Wayne's rGlll. LOST LOST: One black and tan female hound, medium sized. Anyone knowing whereabouts contact Coen E. Stephenson, 3 miles southwest Syracuse. Telephone Milford 53F30. SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No dig-ging—-necessary. N o mileage charge. Ph. 94M Milford. (35tf)

Custom Made DRAPERIES & SLIP COVERS When you combine our top quality DECORATIVE FABRICS and our GUARANTEED WORKMENSHIP with our nationally known line of drapery hardware,, by . KIRSH, you have the best decoration values your money can buy. "Just tell us what you want, and we do the rest. Call for a Free Estimate. Use our time payment plan. “We offer the best quality at the most competitive price.” PETTIT’S Department Store Phone 247 — Syracuse (25-ts)

Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You have the safety of 33 years to pay, but you can pay any amount any time. A farmers' cooperative. Martin M. Bassett. Sec.-Treas., North Central Indiana, N. F. L. A., Room .23 Shoots Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; and 120 W. Market St., Warsaw. Indiana. (41-ts) Birthdays Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of their son Joey, and their nephew, Glenn Ott of Fort Wayne, who were celebrating their birthdays. Other guests were Mrs, Glen Ott, Fort Wayne; Mrs. Carol Twalts and daughter Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ott and son Larry of ILdgonier; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Botts of Millersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Brown. Mr. and Mrs. John Darnell of Zanesville, Ind., were also guests in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimes and daughter Marilyn Kay of near Frankfort, were guests Sunday of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grimes. Enroute here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stieglitz at Wabash. Mrs. Carl O’Haver spent several days last week in Nappanee caring for her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Lutes, who is ill. Floyd E. Johnson and Son Accountants - Income Tax Service GOSHEN, IND. lis/a E. Lincoln Phone 1527 NAPPANEE, IND. 10884 B. Market Phone 452

WANTED TO SELL: 4 room, modern, gas water heater, bath, on Boston street. Leaving town and must sell. Jdck Clark, phone 267-M. FOR SALE— Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. « (18-ts) FOB SALE — MACHINERY • TOOLS: Schleid Bantam 3/8 yard crane. Excellent condition and ready to mount on your truck 33995.0 i 9. We can show you where to almost steal a truck. We never offered a better bargain. Also a swell HD7 Diesel tractor and doser at 33390.09. A dandy Ford Tractor and 24-ft. trailer qt your price. A One Bag Jaeger Mixer and some Dumpcrete bodies. Schramm 60 and 110)5 Air Compressors. We are cleaning house on used contractors equipment. Also offering a better deal on new equipment. See us before you buy. We need a "Cheap Jeep”. If you want to peddle yours see us. GENERAL, *sll East Colfax Avenue, South Bend, Indiana. <l2-3t) FOR SALE: Modern home, complete with oil heat, cupboards and hardwood floors; overlooking Syracuse lake. 2 bedrooms and utility room, electric water heater. Terms if desired.—Ph. Syracuse 31J.

KEYS FOR ANY AMERICAN MADE AUTOMOBILE Must have either Key Number or sample key. S & M MOTOR SALES Syracuse, Ind. IDE-STROY the PROVES Rat lillar WARFARIN $ 1 'rrT'-’ OMLT I per U*. inPSWW 6 0 All MT EE Mobs* Size 39c - 3 Size 32.75 * THORNBURG DRUG ' SYRACUSE, IND. (l-»t) . APPLES and CIDER • > OAKWOOD ORCHARDS (46-8 t FOR SALE MEYER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Phones: Syracuse 107-R Cromwell 98-F-20

YEAR ROUND HOME on WAWASEE. Mahogany panelled living room with fireplace. Six bedrooms, 1% bath, Ideal location. WAWASEE, JOHNSON’S BAY. 4 ;/ room log cabin built in 1951. Shower bath. Hot water. Enclosed front porch. 'SO foot channel frontage. Steel boat included. PAPAKEECHIE —1 room cottage with 89 foot lake frontage. House built 1947, has concrete is Insulated. Good roof, driven well. Furnished with studio couch, kitchen stove, fuel oil base heater, etc. 2 huge lots give plenty of room for expansion. Priced at only $2,12190. Small down payment and terms. YACHT HARBOR. — Business opportunity and home. Can be bought with or without restaurant equipment. 5 rooms. Bath and a half. Excellent value. BLACK POINT, Lake Wawasee 2 bedroom cottage on *SO) ft. lake front lot. Living room, dining room, kitchen, glassed-in front porch. Beautiful stone fire place. One car garage. Channel boat house. Pier. Concrete sea wall, excellent beach. Price '316,090 —terms if desired. MEYER REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE Syracuse, Ind. Office: Residence: Syracuse 197 R - Cromwell 9:8F2(9

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FOR SALE FOR SALE: Canaries, guaranteed singers. Mrs. Jay Holmes, >320 Burnham St, Kendallville, Indiana. C2-4t); FOR SALE: Used office typewriters, completely overhauled — new ribbons. Gqpd for years and years of service, run like new. At The Journal Office. FOB SALE —- BULBS It is not too late to plant tulip and daffodil bulbs for next spring bloom. We are closing out our remaining stock. Choice Holland bulbs at reduced prices. Tulips, 75c dozen; King Alfred daffodil, 31.5 Oper dozen. These are top quality bulbs and should not bo compared with small size bulbs which are often offered at similar prices. WAWASEE NURSERY Ralph P. Oyler. p ( FOR SALE: Gravel, fill and top dirt, short haul, best price. 0. C. Mason, Wawasee Pit. Phone 198 Syracuse. (3-ts) FOR SALE: Beautiful 3-bedroom brick residence, overlooking Syracuse lake. Large living room with picture window and fireplace. Completely modern throughout. Ideal location; garage; large lot landscaped. PRICED TO SELL BY OWNER. Furnished or unfurnished. Write Box 171, Syracuse, Indiana. (45-ts ) FOR SALE: 19(48 Crosley Station Wagon, $1!2*5i.00. 3% h. p. Firestone outboard motor, S6O. 2-wheeled trailer, 3'2’0.00. Bob Sled, $5.00. Tom Warner, No. Webster, phone B*o(F2i0 l . ’

FOR SALE By EDWARD E. STEPHENSON REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONES: 198 or 310 — IN SYRACUSE — SOUTH HUNTINGTON Modern 4-bedroom; large barn and additional lot if required; glassed-in front porch. Easily adapted to two family living. LAKE STREET Overlooking Syracuse lake with freeway to best beach. 5 rooms | down, two and bath up. Oil heat. Large dry basement. DUPLEX ON HARRISON One of the finest homes in Syra- , cuse for one or two family living. Kitchens up and down. Can be ' used as twin apartments or for , single family. Large garage and storage space; unusual lot. KALE ISLAND 1 FOR SALE: 1 bedroom, modern , and convenient. 2 Bedroom on channel. 1 These are year round construetion. “OLDE STYLE” — on South ' Shore — one of Wawasee’s fin- > est homes — beautifully furnished in antiques. Completely ' modern, insulated; china, lln- » ens and ready to move into for. the summer or year around. Landscaped grounds and unue- k ually large lake front. NORTHSHORE WAWASEE—-A ' year round ideal home — over ' an acre on the lake — 17*5 foot lake frontage —a completely redecorated and furnished home > for the discriminating buyer. ( BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES We have several good Business * Opportunities for sale and imme- t diate possession. Profitable year around opportunities. ’ .SAND POINT x Two bedrooms, pine panelled and fireplace; good beach and dock. 1 RAINEY’S COURT 1 Lots in Rainey’s Court are ideal t channel locations. Priced right, cash or terms. < 2 bedroom, modern, screened porch, furnished. ON ROAD 13 ACROSS FROM ' IDEAD BEACH — Completely K modern — 1.4 acres — hardwood floors — .2 baths — plen- s ty of bedrooms. — lake access, FARMS • — — 5 ACRES Excellent home; 6-room story and v half — large garage and workshop; strawberry bed and rasp-' berries. Several miles south of , North Webster. FREEMAN ORCHARD—I 2 acres * platted for lots. Will sell as unit. On Road 13 adjacent to Tavern Hotel. v — 17% ACRES — 17% ACRES. On Road 13. Over- ' looking lake. v EDWARD E. STEPHENSON t REAL ESTATE BROKER Pfaoneo: 198 or 810