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(Rates: 3c per word, minimum charge, 50c, payable in advance. Telephoned ads subject to 25c billing charge. Display advertisements on this page, SI.OO per inch. Maximun size six column inches. Phone 191 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SPUTNIK in SPECIALS construction fir framing dimension as low as SIISM delivered; 8 kinds of sheathing boards as low as S69M delivered; Rock Wool bats, irreguf lars, 70 sq. ft. $2.50 delivered; Knotty pine and redwood paneling, mill droppings, as low as SIOOM delivered; 23 kinds of siding, nice 8” spruce car siding, clean and bright SI7BM delivered; Complete 8 piece very modem bathroom set, full size grade A tub, free standing vitreous china stool and lavatory with beautiful chrome fittings, white sll9 set, choice of 6 colors $129 set delivered: Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone l Leesburg Lumber and Hardware Collect GL 3-3144 in Leesburg, Indiana. USED FURNITUR E—Baby chiffrobe sls. 5 piece dropleaf breakfast set $12.50; 3 piece walnut bedroom suite $49; recovered Mohair freeze 2 piece living room suite $75; solid cedar wardrobe $65; bookcase bed, matching chest $39; Norge electric range $69; 12x10 green carpet, like new, $59; 8 drawer double dresser, mirror, 4 drawer chest, bookcase bed in knotty pine SB9. Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30. Pletcher Furniture Company, Nappanee, Indiana. JUST ARRIVED —Another large shipment of our Deluxe Hotel Mattresses. 312 coils plus all the features found in many higher priced mattresses. Get our low, low budget price on the last shipment at these prices. Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30. Pletcher Furniture Company, Nappanee, Indiana. BIG CARPET SWINGS. 37 discontinued patterns in a wide variety of qualities and fibres. Save as much as 40% on fine all wool carpet. Supplies limited. Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30. Pletcher Furniture Company, Nappanee, Indiana. 9x18’6” GREY Bigelow rug and pad. 1 brown 9x12 rug and pad. Mahogany bed, new mattress and foam pillows. Speed Queen washer with pump and 2 portable tubs. Call evenings 506 South Harrison. Eva Rarig. FLOOR MODEL Demonstrator. White Rotary Sewing machine regular $154. Reduced to $99. At Nappanee’s complete Appliance Center. Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until 8:30. Pletcher Furniture Company, Nappanee, Indiana. WATER SOFTENER SALT: Purina, Dogburger, Ryd e s Flakes, dry dog food, wild birdseed. High grade soft coal and fireplace coal. Syracuse ” Coal and Feed. Phone 45. EVERYTHING FOR the lawn and garden. Clayton’s Garden Center, y 2 mile north of North Webster on Road 13. Phone 1761-R.

FEATHER PARTY EI CAKE WALK FISH POND White Elephant RAFFLE EVERYBODY WELCOME St. Francis Parish Hall Pierceton, Indiana Sat. and Sun., Nov. 16 & 17 8:00 P. M. C.S.T.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE APPLES FOR SALE at old house storage on J. C. Weigel Fruit Farm week ends. Friday and Saturday 10:00 to 5:00: Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 C.D.T. FOR SALE—Hereford calves and yearlings. Any number aE any time. Stealy Stockyards? Olivet and Marshall, gan.MINIATURE POODLE, 5 months old, needs good home. Phone 174-M. WANTED WANT TO BUY: good Maple bunk beds without springs and mattresses. Phone 191 days. 1702-W evenings. LOGS AND TIMBER. Insured Buyers since 1904. Pike Lumber Co., Akron, Indiana. GOOD USED GUITAR. Call 1612-L. HELP WANTED WAITRESS WANTED. Evening work. Sundays off. Apply Pickwick Lounge, Syracuse. Ask for Gus. WAITRESS AT Wawasee Restaurant 11:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. MAN WANTED to do janitor work part time. Aero Mfg. Co. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES" OPENING FOR demonstrator machine in Syracuse for Singer Sewing Center. Contact R. A. Dietrich, Kline’s Department Store Basement, Warsaw. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Man’s gold wedding band with initials N.I.S. to J.A.K. 8-11-56 inscribed inside. Call Jerry Kern, 47-W. MISCELLANEOUS SUBSCRIBE TO THE Yellow Sheets, flower and home food production paper for low income gardeners. Bi-monthly. 50c per year. L. D. Cole, Grannis, Arkansas. Editor. FOR RENT RENTALS Per. Mo. SPACIOUS 1 B.R. modern-auto, gas heat, qn No. 13. Lake access—Good neachso.oo 2— STORY 3 B.R. in Syracuse, modern, basement.6o.oo 3— B.R. V/ 2 story, semi-modem, near school 45.00 2 —B.R.' on Road No. 8. Space heater. 45.00 PAPAKEECHIE LAKE 2—B ,R. partically furnished. :50.00 2—B. R., on Road. No. 8 and Papakeechie Lake. 60.00 2—B. R., tub and shower, furnished. 65.00 2—B. R., basement, breezeway, attached garage. 75.00 SEE US for good buys in Real Estate NOW. EVERETT F. KETERING—INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 226-R or 1653-M Dick Denzel, Realtor Galen U. Neer ONE THREE BEDROOM furnished apartment. $25.00 per month til June Ist, 1958 (furnish your own utilities). ONE TWO BEDROOM bungalow, furnished. $35.00 per month to June Ist, 1958 (utilities not furnished). BOATS FURNISHED with the apartment or bungalow. IN OAKWOOD PARK Phone 73 or 1627-L APARTMENT FOR RENT—furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished, washing facilities, private entrance and bath. Inquire at Pettit’s Dept. Store, Ligonier, Indiana. Phone 51. MODERN 5 ROOM DUPLEX apartment, in town. Carpeted, garbage disposal. Phone 248 or 265-J. * SMALL HOUSE, all modem, in Syracuse. Phone 24-W.

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CARPS OF THANKS WE WANT TO THANK each and every one of the Is7 callers for their best wishes on our wedding anniversary. May God Bless You All. Mr. and Mrs. Cressell Kitson. s> Ralph Powell To all my friends, neighbors and Legion Auxiliary: Many thanks for gifts, flowers, cards and all kindnesses shown during my recent illness. Mrs. Fred C. - Dust Jr. 1 WANT TO THANK all who sent me cards and gifts and flowers, and those who came to see me while I was ill. Ida Hibschman. SERVICES EXCAVATING and SEPTIC TANK SPECIALISTS. All kinds of excavating. Septic tank, grease traps and dry wells installed. Also septic tank and dry wells cleaned. Churches free. All work guaranteed. Call collect ACME CONSTRUCTING COMPANY, LIGONIER, INDIANA. PHONE 684-J. PAINTING and DECORATING Save one-t hi r d—lnsurance carried work guaranteed. HAROLD L. HECHE Phone North Webster 709F23 SIMPSON NURSING HOME. Private rooms, state licensed. Rates from $28.00 per week--114 South Sixth Street, Goshen. Phone 3-2365. Maude DeVault * REAL ESTATE FOR SALE THREE BEDROOM FRAME house, hardwood floors down, quiet stre e t in Syracuse. $5,300. A real buy. NO. 96 NORTH shore Drive, Syracuse Lake. Beautiful frontage and sea wall, easy to care for home. Two bedrooms. $18,500.00. SUBSTANTIAL FRAME home on the channel, Ogden Island. Timkins oil furnace heats house for SIOO a year. Fish from your rocking chair in rear. Boat included. $12,000.00. 9 ACRE FARM with 6 room house, glassed-in front porch set in beautiful grove of Oak trees on Road 13, y 2 mile from Lake Wawasee. $9,000.00. TWO BEDROOM HOME, all knotty pine interior, oil heat, large garage. 6th house west of Boy Scout Cabin. WIDE SELECTION of cottages and homes on Wawasee. Also lots overlooking the lake. Goshen properties. EARLE WALTZ — REALTOR Syracuse Phone 1612-L A SAMPLE OF DICK DENZEL’S OFFERINGS 815’ Lake Frontage—- . . . unlimited possibilities 2 BR, near schools 5,900 1 BR, Boston Street $ 1,600 Syracuse Proper $ 9,500 2 BR, Suburbans 9,500 Channel cottage $ 8,500 Channel lots $ 2,500 Wawasee LotSOLD Ogden Island $36,500 South Shore $19,000 Papakeechie $ 9,000 Papakeechie Lots $ 1,750 Wawasee, East SideSOLD Webster Proper $ 9,500 Tippecanoe SOLD Home and Income $17,500 Business Opportunities DICK DENZEL, REALTOR Office South of Johnson Hotel Phone Syracuse 1653-M or Everett Ketering, 226-R ATTRACTIVE RANCH-STYLE, 3 bedrooms, full basement home. Very well located. Will sell on long term contract, $2,000.00 down. Write P. O. Box 37A. 2 BEDROOM HOME, knotty pine interior. New aluminum siding, oversized garage. Midway Mobile Court. Howard Kline, Goshen, Indiana. ADA COY’S residence on Portland Street. Semi-modern. 7 rooms. 705-M. Mrs. Everett Darr. Robert Insley SEWER CLEANING ft W Local Man — References S OSCAR DAHL ft)- - -

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Whenever a community need for service, help or aid arises, one of the first to volunteer for duty is Mrs. Fred Banta, current president of the Wawakeechie Home Demonstration Club. Mrs. Banta, the attractive wife of Fred Banta, Cromwell lumber dealer, is completing her second successful year as president of the club, which is an internationally affiliated organization. These clubs, of which there are 64 in Kosciusko County alone, are devoted to the study of those phases of homemaking, civic affairs and subjects of general interest, dear to the hearts of women everywhere. Bom in Goshen, Mrs. Banta has spent most of her life Ln the northern Indiana communities of Goshen, Elkhart and Syracuse. She attended high school -in Elkhart and also graduated from business college there, after which she was employed for eight years by a law firm in Goshen. Following a five year period during World War 11, when she traveled over the country with LE6AL UOTICES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana, th?t the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the 26 day of November, 1957, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers considered necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Special School Funds. Fund 12, Repair of Building and Grounds2ooo.oo Fund 14, Equip, for school 800.00 Fund 15, Supplies for school 450.00 Fund 17, Fuel for school 1160.00 Fund 23, Transportation 1650.00 Fund 23, Pay of Teachers 250.00 Poor Relief Fundlo7s.oo Taxpayers appearing at such meeting will have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s office of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Calvin E. Beck Trustee of Turkey Creek Township.

her husband, who was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army Quartermaster Corps, they returned to Indiana and in 1947 became residents of the east shore of Lake Wawasee. They recently completed construction of a modem redwood home located there just south of the familiar Crow’s Nest Inn. A woman of many accomplishments, Ruth, as she is better known, is an active participant in the sports world of bowling and golfing, besides her interest in homemaking, civic affairs and her own personal hobby of making beautiful music as a talented organist. She bowls weekly with the Cromwell Lumber Company team which meets in Goshen, and also with the State Bank team in Syracuse. She was 195657 president of the “Land O’ Lakes” golf club, a combined organization of the Tippecanoe, Maxwelton, South Shore and Wawasee women’s golf clubs. She is a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Goshen and is active in Group Five of the women’s group there. She also belongs to the Eastern Star chapter in Goshen, and holds a membership in the Alpha Omicron chapter of the Delta Chi Sigma philanthropic sorority in Goshen. Ruth, who has also participated in the many fund drives which occur annually, will install Mrs. Gene Storms as Home Demonstration Club president in December of this year. We therefore, before she takes leave of her present office, say “Well done, Madame President." Local News . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kinder left Monday for two weeks in Miami, Florida, where they will attend a convention. Mrs. Otto Omspacher is staying with Phil and Nancy Kinder while their parents are away. Mrs. Melville Smith enter, tained Mrs. Eldred Mabie, Mrs. Vernon Beckman, Mrs. Dale Plummer, Sr., Mrs. G. S. Herbison and Leila Connolly for lunch Tuesday. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noel of Rainey’s Court were her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Collier and son, Scotty, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gary of Churubusco were '’week end guests of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coy. On Sunday Mrs. Coy’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hamman and daughters. Jackie and Kathy, joined the family for dinner and to celebrate Tom Coy’s thirteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Lung were in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, for a week end recently to visit their oldest son, Edwin, and family.