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FOR SALE SAVE ON PEED: Certified Seneca wheat. Non-cert. Seneca and Thorne. Balboa Rye. Winter Barley. Alfalfa and Brome. Free Llßt. ROBINSON & GERKEY SEEDSMEN. Inc.. Nappanee, Ind. < 45-ts) FOR SALE: New Portable Remington and new Portable Olympia typewriter* now at oar office. Can be purchased on time — or rented with rent going toward purchase If you decide later you want to buy. Beautiful eases. quiet * and sturdy. See them. Syracuse Journal. (29-ts) HOUSE FOR SALE: Seven room modern home. Screens, storm windows and Insulation. Nice garden. Three car barn. Fifth house west of stop light on north side of Emeline Street in Milford. Price $6500 for quick •ale. See Wm. Motts. (45-2 t C. G. ETTER REALTOR Phone* 'iSO-R or OA3-L FOR SALE BKB ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD RUYB: VILLAGE OF WAWASEE: Buy this home and have sunshine all day. We’re convinced you’ll really enjoy living here. The i yard is delightful, the interior extremely cheerful and livable. You must see! Some lucky party will get this lovely two bedroom home, beautiful bath, oil furnace. $7,300. You suggest the terms. NORTH BRANCH ST. Acreage —7 room all year round modern home, one bedroom down, full bath, 3 bedroom up. lovely kitchen, living room and parlor. Several out buildings. #5500. Worth Looking = at. NORTH HUNTINGTON: 3 bedrooms, modern unfurnished home. Situated on a shady lot <6 x 175, One bedroom down with bath. living room, kitchen. and parlor. Furnace heat. Reduced Price $5,500. Immediate possession. Submit reasonable offer. BUY OF THE YEAR Syracuse Lake. North side. Ideal location. 100 ft. frontage, panoramic view, large shade trees, perfect beach. Log cabin, partly furnished, guest house and garage. $21,000 Terms. Possession. •♦SOO $6500 $6-500 Wawasee channel: 3 bedroom furnished cottage. This is un- j finished and has many posst-i bllities. - — Lot: 170 ft. lake front frontagei on the North Shore of Syracuse lake. $6,050. This is an ideal local ion. UNUSUAL OFFERING: 3 blocks from center of town - Convenient for shopping and school. Overlooking Syracuse Lake ~— 3 bedrooms and den. lVfc baths, modern, unfurnished year 'round home. Large living room, dining room, lovely kitchen, oil fired hot water autofatic heating system. Well landscaped lot. Priced to sell. Call us for appointment. WAWASEE LAKE—South shore. Two-story furnished frame tummer home. Two bedrooms down, two dormitory rooms up. Spacious porch with ideal view. Cheerful living room, electric kitchen. gas heat. Guest house in rear. Sandy beach, boat, pier, etc. Taxes $741 a wear.

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WAWASEE LAKE—South shore, 3 bedroom modern furnished summer home, spacious glassed enclosed porch, cheerful living room with fireplace, modern kitchen with breakfast nook. baths. Garage attached. Ideal sandy beach. 1 $20,090. Terms available. See it today and judge for yourself. HOME or INVESTMENT Must Sell—NOW: 4 bedrooms, j large knotty pine living room. ; dining room, kitchen, bath, partially furnished. Only $4,000. Possession at once. Walking distance to Weatherhead. Will rent I for 445 per month. FOR SALE— Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. (IS-ts) i FOR SALE: We have complete stock of R.C.A.-Victor Radio and Television tubes, batteries, etc. Syracuse Hardware Co.. Phone 6. (2«tf) FOR SALE: Good, sharp gravel. Good rich \black top dirt. Also rill dirt. Shprt- haul, best price C. C. Mason, Wawasee Pit, ph. 108 Syracuse. (25-4 f FOR SALE: 1951 Henry J. Nice clean car with radio and extras. Reasonable. R. A. Nielsen. South Shore Inn. Telephone 201. (41-ts) MACHINERY & TOOLS FOR SALE: Just Hatched — A Bantam; Come in and see the new Schield Bantam Crane on Crawlers. Independent swing, travel, boom hoist. Crawlers 16" - 24"’ and Is 32" wide - 3 8 yd. Its a dandy. We got one alongside a pile of dirt. See It. run it. General Equipment Co.. 511 E. Colfax. So. Bend. Ind. (45-3 t ix>R SALE: Peaches. Kerns' Orchard. You pick or we will pick for you. Phone 1707-L. (46-2 t FOR SALE: Story and ~Clark Planoß. Stucky Furniture. (4 5-ts) AR4XWUA BOILER Good Condition Phone ItKM-M 2-47 APPROXIMATELY 200 SQ. FT. hardwood lumber flooring, random widths. and groove side and ends. Half price. H. Russell Weller, ph. 613-M. 47* FOR SALE: TrTmble Bathinette. Telephone ISI-J. FX»R SALE: Davenport and chair, good condition. Phone 625-R. FOR SALE: Vanity Dresser, double bed. springs and innerspring mattress. Phone 180. FOR SALE: 2 piece blue living room suite, excellent condition. Also walnut living room desk. Rollie Byler. Sportsman's Center. 47 FOR SALE: One lot on pavement facing Wawasee lake. Only mile from Syraclise Will take house trailer In part payment. Balance 3 years to pay if you like. Other lots close to lake $4 62.50 to sßo<k Access to Wawasee. Rothenberger, 5 Acres I Here's your chance to buy a nice ; cool spot in the country, and only 2Mi miles out of Syracuse, i 2 bedroom house with running water and electricity, small basel ment. insulated and storm windows. i 14x24 garage with 2 floors; top | floor makes a nice place to raise chickens. m Also some chicken feeders and fountains. All for only kVIWO. | See It now — mile East of 313 A 6 — 2nd house North. JOE BENDER — Rt. 2, Syracuse.

FOR SALE BY OWNER New 2 bedroom brick home, hot water, oil heat. Picture windows, fine shade trees. 7 blocks from post office. ISO ft. from lake. Phone 69 or 269 Syracuse. 31-ts BEAUTIFUL BRICK 5 ROOM HOUSE in Syracuse. You will have to see it to appreciate what a good place it is. J. W. Rothenberger. FOR SALE: Block machine. 409 pellets; one baby buggy. Call 331-J after 5 p.m. FOR SALE By EDWARD E. STEPHENSON REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONES: 198 or 310 — IN SYRACUSE — — HOMES IN SYRACUSE — MAIN STREET | The Charles Crow residence —well i built and roomy; three bedrooms, j Good closet space, cement stucco. Hot water heat, all modern, full basement, well located and j priced right. SOUTH HUNTINGTON—A real I buy. Three bedrooms up. bed and bath down. Modern and attracI tive. Glassed In front porch. Large barn and nice yard. NORTH SHORE WAWASEE — A year round Ideal home — over an acre on the lake — 175 foot lake frontage —a completely redecorated and furnished home for the discriminating buyer. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES We have several good Business Opportunities for sale and immediate possession. Profitable year around opportunities. LAKE and JOHN ST. Corner lot 55 x 131 feet. Frame house. 3 bedrooms. Modern. Basement. Furnace heat. BUTTERMILK POINT Corner lot off lake lid x 150 ft. Frame house. Furnished. 1-car garage. Sleeping porch. Year round home. Priced to sell. FARMS 17*4 ACRES — South of SyrmCUSE — on Road 13; no buildings but well located on main highway. — 5 ACRES Excellent home; 6-room story and half — large garage and workshop; strawberry bed and raspberries. Several miles south of North Webster. TREEMAN ORCHARD—I 2 acres platted for lots. Will sell as unit. On Road 13 adjacent to Tavern Hotel. EDWARD E. STEPHENSON REAL ESTATE BROKER Phones: 198 or 310 Open Sunday 9 a.m. to 12 Noon For Sale—New potatoes. Also 16 and 20 inch wood. Dean Grady. Rd. 13. Phone 6F40. 46tf For” Sale-—h room house, south of New Paris on road 15. Fully modern with basement. Has Perma-Stone finish, good location. Call 738 New Paris for appointment, days. 2-4 6 FOR RENT FOR RENT: 2-wheel trailer. Wawaaes Lumbar Co. (11-ts) BUSINESS ROOM for rent, over Klink's Grocery. See Hilary Bachman. Phone 84W "Syracuse. C 40—ts) FOR RENT: Furnished house on Front street from Sept. 7th to June 7th. Phone 52-W Syracuse or 51 F 12 Milford. 47x FOR RENT Year around home. 1 bedroom, Ogden Island, unfurnished. For Sale: Norge automatic washer used 3 times. $175. Ph. 611 L. For Sale: 390 lb. platform scales. Wilkerson Paint and Wallpaper Store. 4 7 FOR RENT: 3 room modern cottage. furnished or unfurnished. Phone 625-M. WANTED WANTED TO BUY: Old U. S. gold, silver, nickel and copper coins. Indian Head cents especially desired. Write G. F. Berry. 212 N. Third St.. Goshen. Ind. <45-3t) WILL 4 ARE FOR CHILDREN in my home while parents work. Call 245-R, 47x I AM INTERESTED in U. S. Coins as a hobby and will pay a premium for Coins I do not have. H. Russell Weller, ph. 613-M. 2-47 x

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Oakwood Park A Mr. and Mrs. William Holycross and grandchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smoot and children of Indianapolis spent the past week in the L Dora cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gerod and children of Van Wert, Ohio. J spent the past week in the Shirley Joan cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Darcey B. Garwood and family of Dayton, Ohio, spent the past week in their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell of Veetersburg, Ind., were guests of Mrs. Marguerite Forrest and son Jerry, three days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pace and Mr. and Mrs. James Lvell and son Keith, all of Indianapolis, spent the past week in the Snyder cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn of Boswell, Ind.. spent the past week in the Rev. Park's cottage. Mrs. Marie Kennedy. Shirley Johnson, Phyllis Pike and Betty Mattingly, all of New Palestine. Ind.. spent a week in the Bitzer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. H. Latham Breuning and family oU Indianapolis spent the past week in the Marshall cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall and children Janice and Douglas of Indianapolis, spent the week end with the rormer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook of Indianapolis rfpent the week end with their son Jerry and Mrs. Cook s mother, who are summering in the Cook cottage. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Steel and son John and their son-in-law and daughter of South Bend, spent the week end in their cottage. Rev. and Mrs. Leo R. Erny and daughter Ruth ant a girl friend of Donaldson. Ind.. were in their cottage for two days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baer and Mrs. Baer’s mother of Elkhart, spent the week end in their cottage. { Mrs. A. A. Knepper and grandson and his boy friend returned to their home Sunday after spending some time in the Knepper cottage. Week end guests of Mrs. Edw. were her sister. Mrs. C. Schmidt and daughter, Mrs. Chas. Thedens and daughter Jon of Anchor. 111., another daughter and t*on-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. H. Claus% and daughter Frances of Gibson City. 111. Mrs. Thedene and Mrs. Clausen are twins. Other guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartlett and Bonne and Barbara and Sandra Schleeter. Mr, and Mrs. George Maxwell of Ft. Wayne were guests on Monday.

SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools and toilet vaults vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. No digging necessary. N o mileage charge. Ph. 94M Milford. (35tf) FLOOR SANDER, Edger and Finishing Sander For Rent by hour or day. SYRACUSE HDWR. CO. Phone 6 MEYER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE “YOUR REALTOR OX THF. LAKE." New Office jon Morrison Island Road, Lake Wawasee. FOR SALE — WAWASEE 3 bedroom year round home on lake front. Mahognay and knotty pine interior. Fireplace. Full basement. Timkin oil burning furnace. Garage. Good beach. 3 bedroom furnished cottage. Modern. Excellent location on good beach. 4 bedrooms, bath and a half. Fine location. Good beach. 2 Channel lots on Wawasee. Both with access to fine beach. Price $1,099 each. WAWASEE Channel Lot. priced at $909.90. TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE — North Side. Wawasee Channel., beach privileges, boat and motor Included. Priced $3500. PAPAKEECHIE LOT. 52 foot lake frontage, priced $525. CAROLYN J. MEYTSR. Realtor Cromwell 98-F-20

American Legion Auxiliary Meets The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall for its regular meeting last week. The yearly reports of all standing committees were given by their chairmen. The membership chairman, Mrs. Harry Coy, reported that the drive for 1954 membership has started. Those women wishing to renew their membership may call Mrs. Bert Cripe or Mrs. Harold Bassett. Also those who are eligible and would like to join may call these ladies for an application blank. Those eligible are those women who are widow’s. wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters of discharged servicemen who are Legionnaires and every woman who loses a son, a husband, a brother, or a father is eligible as a Gold Star member, immediately, whether or not the veteran was ever a member of the Legion. This is a very busy and worthwhile organization and all new members are cordially invited to join us in our work. Mrs. Roy Sarjent, merit chairman. announced that our unit would receive a 109% citation for ouk work in the past year. Mrs. Leonard Nichols announced that the next Second District meeting will be held at Kentland. Sept. 9th. for installation of new district officers. Installation of our new unit officers will take place Sept. 22 at the Legion Hall. The meeting was closed in the usual ceremony and Mrs. Russell Kistler, Mrs. Joe Rapp. Mrs. Fred Dust and Mrs. Fred Dust, Jr., served refreshments. SAILBOAT RACES In the strong, steady breeze that sent the Lightning sailboats twice around a triangular course in record time Bruce Baiden. Kokomo sailor, won first place in the Sunday sailboat race on Lake Wawasee to recapture first place in the summer series. Mrs. Baiden and her father. Joe Plasket, were his crew. Baiden took the lead at the beginning and held it throughout the race. « Second place was won by Dr. John Wellington, Goshen, with has'sons. Jim as skipper, and Bob as second crewman.. Jim Bender of Papakeechie Lake and Syracuse, with Whitey Boerger of Cottingham Beach, Lake Wawasee, and Jim Fields as creiv, finished third just ahead of Paul Penn. Goshen, with sons Paul. Jr* as skipper." and Dick as second crew member. The standing at present in the summer series is as follows: 1. Bruce Baiden. Kokomo. 2. Dr. John Wellington. Goshen. 3. Paul Taylor, Huntington.

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4. Jim Bender, Syracuse. 5. Merle Shanklin, Goshen. 6. Paul Hess, Ft. Wayne. 7. John Call, Fortville. 8. Dr. Gene Bulson. For* Wayne. 9. Paul Penn, Goshen. 19. Phil Snoberger. Goshen. 11. Berky Duck, Indianapolis. 0. 12. Gordon Graham, Ft. Wayne. 13. Ed McLaren, Indianapolis. 14. Clifford Sadler, Indianapolis. 15. Priscilla Brown, Indianapolis. The summer series of races will end with the Labor Day races next week end with two races on Monday to complete a 12-race season. The Cynthia cup, donated by Eli Lilly, ill be presented to the skipper having the highest score for the season in both the Lightning and Snipe classes. The cup is named for a famous yacht owned by the Lilly family which won a series of races on Wawasee in the 18'90’s. Also a trophy will be awarded to the skipper winning the highest number of points in the 3-race Labor Day series. W. C. T. U. Meeting The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet next Wednesday evening at 7:89. in the home of Mrs. Phyllis Troup. The lesson “Advance With Total Abstinence in Education", will be in charge of Mrs. Troup. During a meeting of the executive board held on Tuesday evening the following directors were appointed: Child Welfare. Mrs. James Druckamiller. Temperance and Mission, Mrs. Maude DeVault. Temperance Education i n Church School. Mrs. Leonard Barnhart. > Literature and Publication. Mrs. Albert Troup. Publicity, Mrs. Ada Klink. Soldier and Sailor, Mrs. Pearl Koher. Spiritual Life, Mrs. Eston Clayton. Flower Mission and Relief. Lydia Darr. Institute. Mrs. J. C. Bailey. Music, Mesdames C. Mock and E. Clayton. Wednesday night, Sept. 30, is Family Night. Mrs. Nettie Waybright. speaker, will also show slides. The place to be anonunced later on.

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’ jgL 'dß illljgfigi M ' -•*' ,V A Shetland pony, “Tina”, of Lake Trails Hereford Farm,- bore twin colts, August 26. The male died at birth, and tiny “Gee Gee”, female, died Sunday night, of a blood clot in her lung. “Tina” was very watchful with the female, standing over her colt from birth, and now whinnies and looks around for her. "Tina” belongs to Cheryl Spry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spry, and had on a ribbon at the recent Horse Show at Warsaw. “Gee Gee" was 21 inches high and 24 Inches long.

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