The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 15, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 6 August 1908 — Page 5

ONLY THREE MORE DAYS NOW REMAIN! . . . . . J-''!. ■■ ! ...J ■ ' . ' e;,- . . ' . . ' , ■ ' ’ . ’ • ■■ ' '• '' .■ 1 ■ . ■■ ■ • I ■ . . ■ • ■ ■ . . . Os the Great Mid-Summer Sale of Clothing

All „ Clothing Men’s Boys' and Children's

Where Quality Governs. Cut Prices COUNT! . . . .

Sale holds from JULY 25 , to AUG. 8 /Jlryo Y/Jr >

Home News Notes.

Optical Goods at Vehs. A fine line of parasols and umbrellas. A. W. Strieby. Miss Clara Baier Os Kenton, 0., is the guest of Mrs. y, O. Wood. Highest price paid for spring obickens —Brunjes Park, Phone 421. We understand there was a porch climber in tlije east part of town Sunday night. All kinds of summer goods suitable for waists, skills or suits. A. W. Strieby. Goggles arid Eye Protectors of all Styles, all kinds Repairing in the line, Veire. Try ZA-MIA the new pile cure; -immediate relief. Money refunded if not satisfied. Price 50 cents at our office or Either drug store Attention Firemen! You are all urged to be present at the meeting this eveoing at the town hall. Business of importance. —Chief. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers purchased a lot of Arthur Blanchard last week, and will build a restaurant and hotel building near the depot. We call attention to an article on the last page of this issue proposing that we have a public library, now easily within our reach. D<n’t fail to read it. - , The Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of God will have a market of baked goods at Lelia Hire’s Millinery Store next Saturday afternoon, August Btb. There will be no services at Grace Kv. Lutheran church on the Sundays, Auyust 9tb‘and 16 th. The Rev. H. N. Thompson is' spending a s >ort vacation on his father’s farm near Britt,lowi. Daniel, Mabie and Rose Meloy of Los Angeles, Cal , have been visiting David Meloy and other relatives. The entire party left Monday over the Pennsylvania to Niagara Falls to spend the week sightleting.

Hundreds of people are taking advantage of the low prices governing during this sale and have saved money oh everv article purchased. A dollar saved is a dollar earned. You can’t afford to miss the chance to get your share* In a few minutes trading during this great reduction sale you can save money representing a week’s hard work. Every article offered during this sale is part of the regular stock and of the same high quality as you find in the regular stock. | 'V-.v 'A y C J- ' j . - ‘ .. - . . J / AND PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR CASH ONLY

MEN’S CLOTHING Without reservation every suit, including blaoks, and blue serges, will be reduced 25 per cent: Suits that were—--20.00 will sell at 15.00 ,18.00 will sell at 13.50 I 16.00 will sell at . 12.00 15 00 will sell at 11.25 13.50 will sell at 10.15 12.00 will sell at 9.00 ‘ 10.00 will sell at 7.50 8.00 will sell at 6.00

THE STAR CLOTHING STORE

Boost Syracuse always. , Fresh peanuts and popcorn at; the News Stand. * Let US; figure with you for your linoleum. A. W. Strieby. Mrs. Clyde Swartz was over from Elkhart Saturday visiting relatives and friends. S. N. Widner and wife are 'visiting relatives and friends in Fort Wayne this week. - j Mr. Knmmel, the piano turier of Ft. Wayne, is in Syracuse this week. Parties {wishing their piano tuned will please leave word at th-j Hotel llobon, Phone No. 55. ELECTRIC CATHARTIC TABLETS Soots. ZA-MIA Pile Cure 50cts; ait either drug store or) at our office over the Bank, Money refunded iKnot satisfied. SYRACUSE ELECTRIC TABLET CQ.j Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoch and daughters are in Arohibold, O , attending the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Fred’s parents, which occurs today. About a hundred relatives are expected to be piesent. PUBLIC SALE of six; horses, buggies, wagons and harnless, tw;o plows, harrow, etc., Satutdyy at one o’clock, in the Ott mill yard, by J. D. McNutt. See. bil’s printed at Journal office. Hannah Looklin, sister to Mrs. Henry Blanchard south of town, is visiting at this place. She was one of a party of twenty-five that left this section at the close of the civil war overland, and were the first settlers in Marion county, Kansas. The farm taken up by Henry Blanchard’s father, is now owned by Ed. Hoch, governor of Kansas. Mr. Charles D. Clark, who has a ■cottage at Kale Island and is well known here, is a candidate for the republioan nomination for county judge at the primaries to be held in Chicago and Cook county August 8. Mr. Clark and fiis estimable family are regular attendants at the Methodist Sunday school and church in town while they occupy their cottage, and have many friends here ,who will wish him success.

OXFORDS Men’s, Worajen’s Children’s. A11.'4.00 oxfords for 3.00 All 3.50 oxfords for 2.65 All 3.00 oxfords for 2.25 Alt 2.50 oxfords for 1.90 All 2.00 oxfords for 1.50 All 1,50 oxfords for 1.15 Jans, Patents, Gun letals, Kids--latest lasts, all Sizes.

Picture framing to order at Beckmann’s. Eye Glasses in Smoke and Blue colors at Veirs. Some good shoes and oxfords at very low prices at Russell’s. W, H. Holdemau was over frcm Goshen Tuesday afternoon. For Sale—Good second hand organ. J. W. Rotbenberger. The best place in town to-buy your summer underwear at A. W. Strieby. Farmers shoud get my prices on dry goods and groceries.—Russell. Several of our people went to Elkhart last Thursday to hear Jas. Watson. Founds —Black summer coat between North Webster and Syracuse. Enquire at the Journal office. Russell says he will unload his present stock of goods at any cqst. Give him a call. Found—-A lady’s small purse. Owner can have same by applying to me and describing same. John T. Riddle. Say, why can’t Syracuse have a. place conveniently situated to allow farmers to water their horses when coming to town? The Cable reunion’mentioned before, w'ill be held at Kale Island, near Pickwick, instead of Jones' Landing, Aug. 17. Wanted at the telephone office a bright boy to do light work. Must be able to carrv a running conversation. Bring reference from last employer. Apply at nine a. m. Harry Martin and Mrs. Win Nye of Milford bad a runaway on our streets Sunday night. When crossing the railroad at the west end the horse became frightened and turned around, throwing the occupants out and cracking a bone in the woman’s right limb. The man was more soared than hurt. The horse rah up Main street and over the hill on Washington street. At the Mill street crossing the horse fell and broke his leg, and was afterwards killed.

STRAW HATS , At HALF Price. 2.00 ones for 1.00 1.50 ones for .75 ' 1.00 ones -for .50 .50 ones for .25 Children's Caps Special lot of odds and ends 50 and 25 cent values for CHOICE, IO Cents

See Beckmann's line of pictures frames, Mrs. Mike Cannon visited at Joe Sineltzer’s Sunday. Bargains that are no joke at Russell’s—old Swartz corner. Spetacles in all Styles in Gold, Silver and Steel at . Veirs. Harmon Wahl of Bremen was in town on business Saturday. More new lace curtains, and prices. A. W- Strieby. The prevailing market prices for country produce at Russell’s. For sale, a davenport in good condition. Inquire of Mrs. Milo Verbis. Best line of postcards ancj town and lake souvenirs at the News Stand. Samuel Culler of Goshen visited relatives and friends here over Sunday. ; Jesse Blough and family spent Sunday with bis brother at Benton Harbor. Marjie Nichols, a niece of’ Mrs. Rev. Weaver, is spending the summer here. The best place In town to supply your needs for summer underwear is at the store of A. W. Strieby. Herman Boozer of Waterloo, attended the meeting of the Electric Light Co. this week. r Several from here witnessed the • • - » sparring exhibition between Bat tling- Nelson and Jimmy Ryan at South Bend Tuesday night.; Death of Spurr Child. • Archibald Frederick, the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spurr,. was born August 11, 1907, and died July 30, 1908, of whooping cough. The funeral services were conducted at the house at ten o’clock Saturday morning by Rev. Weaver. The Eastern Star order attended in a body. Four little girls, to whom thediaby bad become endeared, act- i ed as pall-bearers. Mr. and Mrs. Spurr wish to con- ; vey theft thanks and deepest grati- 1 tude to neighbors and friends for their help and offerings daring this bereavement.

HATS Stiff Hats, Tourists, Telescopes, Pantourists, all styles and latest blocks. •' ■ • . ' . 3.00 ones now 2.25 2.00 ones ’ now 1.50 1.50 ones r now 1,15 11.00 ones now .75

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. By ll! C. Frazier, Abstr. . —— — Warsaw, Ind. Gustave Meyer to Geo. A. Snyder lots 157 and 158 Warsaw $1250. Leia Radcliff to Chas, and Emma Long lot 5 Holbrook’s add Warsaw S4OO. i, Maranda J. France to Minnie M. Brubaker lot 16 Yellow Banks SIOO. Josephine Woods to Mollie Truesdell lot 15 Stuard’s add Vawter Park $425. Reynolds Heater Co. to Advance Radiator Co. lots 3 and*! Chipman's add Warsaw’ SBOOO. Lemon L". Latimet Io John W. lleffley n half lots 188 and 189 Mentone SI2OO. - ■> John W. Heffley to Irene E. Kiser lot 340 Mentone $640, Lepa Jones to Madison F. Jones lot 33 Water Pow'er Co. add Syracuse, SI6OO. J Mary Yetter to Emmarilla Hover pt o 1 & Williams add Warsaw SSOO Maranda J. France to Lewis a-d Emeline Heffner lot 5 Yellowbanks, S2OO. Adolph Ruden to Louisa Beckner tract in Milford $169. Chas. L. Sellers to Constant M. Smith lots 130-131-132.71-72 Mentone S2OOO. Money to loan on real estate or personal property, Cornelius & Butt. Saturday night the horse driven by Lester Hoover became unmanageable and dashed across the side walk in front of the Journal office, striking Frank Harsh, Sr, and knocked him down with great force. The horse went down the walk in front of Pensibger’s and in sliding off upset the rig. Hoover jumped out but his two daughters were considerably jarred tip. Mr. Harsh received several injuries about the head the rig going entirely over him. Mrs. Sidney Strong of Akron, Ind., and Mrs. Hannah Morton of Wakarusa, were guests of Mrs. Joe* Smeltzer over Sunday. Mrs. Morton is a sister of the latter. The three were children together, and thia visit was greatly enjoyed.

b • Boys’ 2-piece Suits Belted Bloomer and Jacket and Pants Suits, Blues, Browns and Greys, Checks, Plaids and Stripes. 6.00 ones for 4.50* 5.00 ones for 3.75 4.00 ones for 3.00 3.00 ones for 2.25 2.00 ones for 1.50 $ _ ' Knee Pants 1.00 pants for .75 .75 pants for .56 .50 pants for .38

. Church* of God Services. There will be special services, at the Church of God next Saturday evening, Aug. Btb, at 7:30. Also Sunday morning and evening, Aug. 91b, at the usual hours. Dr. C. I. Brown, president of Findlay CoLlege, will preach at each service. Dr. Brown is a forcible speaker and an acknowledged pulpit orator. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these meetings. Notice. . On account of the crowded condition of the Elevator, due the unprecedent free movement of grain, 1 am compelled to ask all of those holding grain receipts of any Kind to surrender them at once. A. W. Strieby.

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DRESS SHIRTS All 1.00 and 1.50 dress shirts for • 75 cents. •.All 500 and 75c dress shirts for 38 cents. All good patterns, many styles, including Pleated and Soft Bosoms, attached cuffs, detached cuffs. Large range pf Fabrics. Stock up • on Shirts

SYRACUSE INDIANA

Sonuething New. , The Ideal Laundry Tablet so Washing clothes.—Brady’s News Stand. Popular music at News Stand. Texas Lands, il • •. ■ ' ' ■ I want to) talk to you about the big state of Texas. You may know a lot about the state in general, but 1 oa.n tell jfou some thingg in particular. • j Let’s loot into it! On the first and third Tuesday of each month a spec ial traih goes to Texas for the benefit of J hqme seekers. Berths free and carfare refunded if you purcliaseßi j Phone 55. W. G. CONNOLLY, - Hotel Holton Syracuse, Ind,

J. S. VEIRS . . r) . Watchmaker and Jeweler i ~ SYRACUSE