The Syracuse Journal, Volume 3, Number 17, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1910 — Page 5

L_- - -JJ - • !M!LIJLL_ J. .»■ P Il "I .(I. , iiji, , I ' We will have for Saturday £ f SPECIAL PRICES T | on Gasoline stoves ano Ranges i The Reliable, Insurance, and Be- | troit, vapor and generator stoves: 4 S2B Reliable vapor, with oven and copper tank, now $25.75. $22 Reliable withdut ovep. \ and copper tank, how $19.69. X C S2O Insurance, with step, 4 burner 5 17.00. f £ 5 $lB Insurance, with step. 3 burner r > 15.00. ' S r S2O Detroit vapor. 3 burner with S 5 oven 17.00. i K 3 burner oil burners and cooks waS > slonowß.so. _ p 2<burner oil burners and-cooks wajs < j i $8 now 6.50. ; r Other sizes propcit’err../ , S; . Sale will last oj| ; Try one of our Gale So. .'jik- ❖ ing plows, they give tndfoad!W tion. You won’t ha\fo:to/ io. ‘ .your- : L self up from under thq hfrses vvheh S sfoyou hit a rock pr stuiiiy/-’they £ are extra well made, rodiiig land S slide, will work either omgee.-or haw lands perfectly. Don’t bty till you c try them. Then you will bttv the I r Gaie -” _[ | | fl Tine line el Hardware, fly WoMWGf | ip Yours For Business, LeDDer Ow ji- - -------.... . sis i .at 1 S BECKMA/'S 5 A Fine Assortment ci Ax/ c U? \ V‘ 1' minster Velten Velvet Tap/' ® | estries, Velvets, an y $ Brussels Rugs from 5 .0 to t i s3o ‘ . - : « T Complete line of Carpets for fall I $ selection and also a fpll and ccm/ plete stock of Furniture; to selects T from. 1 6 4 ■■ ’ ' - “ j Saturday >pt 31 I at Ligonier. I 1- RACES. J t By TKe Ligonier Drivirkg- Asso i tior” t | " PROGRAM O' RACES T" | Farmers Road Race, for horses that have never been* f | trained for speed on a track, trot or pace - $10.60 I ❖ Class APace, all horses elgible to this Race. Purse' so 00 4 Class D Trot, for horses that never won a half-mile ❖ heat faster than 1:15, Purse . - 20,00 • f Class C Pace, for pacers that never won a half4 mile heat faster than 1:10. Purse - - 30.00 • j Ladies Race, best two in three. Purse - 20.00 • ? ❖ 1 —■—- — A —■'. g No entry fee will be charged, but 10 percent will be deducted f r n> ■.vitmer ;, except the ‘ X Farmers Race. All races best two in three, Thd Association reserve-the i t<> post--1 V pone any or all races on account of weather or other unavoidable ca-j-es, ’ Hobbles 4 Y , barred in Farmers Race, j 4 .[ 1. £« Luckey ( Pres. . Otis Baker, Secy ! AAi V. 1

hllome News Notes. I h • !!.-!-■■ -s. J I Kabo Corsets sold by A. Wi i Strieby. .• q ' Fred Self and wife were at Indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Rebecca Stetler was at Goshen Saturday. Mrs. Anna Amsbaugh, of Goshen. 4s visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. JOnes. at Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Geo. Crothers and baby of Ligonier, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Berdelle Weaver. Miss Jessie Callander went to Chicago Monday to spend several days with her friend, Miss Black. Miss Blanche Sprague returned last week from a ten day’s outing at Petosky, Mich. Mrs. Perry Windsor and children of Cromwell, visited with Mrs. P. E. Windsor, Thursday afternoon. Marie Bailey spent last week at ' Elkhart with her sister, Mrs. ! Schlarb. Mr. Walter Clark, wife and i n.g’.iter, a brother of Mrs. C D. ilh were over Sunday guesti of ’.-ID. Smith and wife. Mrs- Crow and daughter, Miss •..'lira, visited with friends near rjcmwel! from Friday until Mon- ■ day. Mrs. John Kavanah, of Elkhart, visited'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dap Searfoss, from Wednesday till Saturday. Mrs- Minerva Benner wen. to Akron, Ind., to sj>end several days with her sister, Mrs. Biight and Mrs. Rickter. Will McLane of South Dakota, who visited with his parents, Peter McLane and wife, for two weeks, returned to his home Saturday. x Harve Cory of Elkhart, met his wife who is staying at Kimmell, here Saturday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rentfrow over Sunday. Mrs. Stahl, State Organizer of the W. C. T V U., will address the people Sunday morning at the Church of God and in the evening at the M. E, church. Have just received a new and complete line of carpets, Come in and inspect them. Alsd have a fine line of rugs on hand. • Wm. Beckman. Mr. L. R. DeVeau and wife of .Center Perk, Long Isfpnd, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Sheffield . a couple of days last week. Mr. De Veau is a nephew of T. S. Sheffield. W. H. Pence left Tuesday morning to attend the Pence reunion Wednesday at Try Lakes and will go from there to attend the 88th Indiana regimental reunion being held at Fort Wayne today and tomorrow. Mr. Nehr, our telephone man, left hjs automobile standing on comer of Main and Huntington streets. Wednesday morning and the thing tpok fright, it is thought at either a black cat or yellow dog and started down Huntington street at full'speed “almost.” Allen Sheets, flget on foot saw, the fast advancing car fust in. time to board it and 1 ayqid a catastrophe. ; Mrs. Jacob Kitson of Ligonier. ; formerly of this place died Monday afternoon at 4 o’clock, aged 74 • years, 5 months and 9 day. Funeral will take place this afternoon from residents. A husband, 1 son, • 4 dauthers survive tier. Mrs. Kit- • son was well known by Syracuse • people they having lived here for » several years. In early life she be- ■ came identified with the M. E. ; church and lived a consistant ; Christian life until her death. 1 H. J. Robertson has tendered to 1 Mr. vNewberry, Manager of-the San- . ducky Portland Cement Co. his > resingnation as Chief Chemist of 1 the Syracuse plant and leaves Sept. ’• Ist to take a position as Chief I Chemist for the Western Stajes Portland Cement Co. Independence, 1 Kans. His family will remain here • until October. Mr. and Mrs. Robin--1 son both express regret at leaving 1 this community as they have a high opinion of the people here and a ■ warm place in their heart for the > many friends they leave behind.

I Kabo Oersets have no brass eyelets. Sold by A. W. Strieby. Mrs. Lou Bunger and Mrs. Todd visited at Elkhart over Sunday. Dr. Rohrig was at Elkhart Monday on business. Miss Carrie Smith was in Goshen the first of the week visiting. John O’Conner and wife spent Sunday at Bremen. Born to Jay Gordy and wife Friday morning, a daughter. ( Orla Gilbert and a friend, of Pierceton visited with J. H. Stough and wife, Saturday. 1 Mr. Flowers and wife of Ligonier, ] spent Sunday with Sol Lung and family. 1 Everett Banta of Kendalville, is spending the week with his uncle, j Sol Lung, and family. e Mrs. A. L. Shippley and daughter, , Alice, of Albion, came Monday i morning to visit Mrs. A. H. Fisher. E. G. Thompson, editor of the < Leader at Ligonier, was in town ( Friday and called at this office.Ask your grocer for Hatfields i Sour Cream Cookies 10 cents per . package. Miss Madge Strieby of south of i town, visited at Elkhart from Wed- < nesday till Saturday. Milo Nye of Warsaw came yesterday to spend a few days with ; gvert Rasor. Mr. Bernard Pullman, wife and son of Kendallville, visited with Mrs. Tish and daughter, Miss Mae, Sunday. George Hursey and wife and J. H. Stough and wife spent Sunday at Indiana Village with Wm. Stoner and family. Mrs. Cynthia Myers returned from South Bend Thutsdey evening where she has been visiting for several weeks. Just arrived, a car load of Anchor Brand Wood Fiber Plaster, best in the market. Lakeside Lumber Co. Mr. Simon Dartwood and wife and daughters, Addie and Catherine were the guests of Sam Smith and wife Sunday. Chancelor Judge R. B. Kelly Os Burningham Alabama, is being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Trusdell at Lake View Hotel at Wawasee. Mrs. Jessie Albright went to Huntertown, Sunday evening to spend several days with her husband who has accepted a position there. Garfield Vorhis, master boiler maker of Elkhart was in the city today enroute home after spending a week’s vacation at Syracuse.— Friday Goshen Democrat. M. D’ Eagan of Newark, Ohio, Miss Qrace Feaglar of Garrett, Ind., were guests of Mr. C. D. and wife, Friday and Saturday. Pauline Mock went home from the Cable reunion with her sister, Mrs. Earl Nichols, where she expects to stay several weeks. Eugene Jackson is the relief man at the depot in place of EJugenc Albright and Frank Wrench is filling A. H. Fisher’s place for a short time. Miss Myrtle Vorhis returned to South Bend Monday from a two week’s vacation, one week of which she .spent at Chicago and one, with friends in Syracuse and vicinity. Mrs. Fred Hinderer and daughter, Miss Adah, and Eston Clayton went to Indianapolis Sunday to visit Mrs. Chas. L. Sherfy, formerly Miss Lena Seaman of this place. Ladies Missionary Society of the Church of God will serve sandwitches, coffee, ice cream and cake Jubilee Day in the Stetler building, corner of Main and Huntington street. Hannah Carlson and brother, Harry, who have been visiting Con. Quackenbush and wife and August Carlson and family for several weeks returned to their home at Hobart, Ind., Monday. ( Orville Roberts went to Bourbon, his old home, Tuesday to visit a short time. From there he will go Ito Chicago to spend two weeks at | John U. Farwell wholesale house before going on the road with next •eason’s samples.

Syracuse Jubilee Day September Ist. Those good sour cream cookies 10 cents per package. All ocers. John Beck is commencing to build a cement block residence on his lot on west Main street. Sol Miller went to Ligonier Tuesday to visit until Sunday with his parents. Hatfields fresh crisp home made cookies, in sanitary lOcts per package. Floyd Kitson and wife of Ft.H Wayne, visited with his parents, B. j I F. Kitson and wife over Sunday. Mrs. F. L. Hoch and . daughter, j | left Friday for Archibold. Ohio to | visit with Mrs. Hoch’s parents for i about two weeks. Wm. Cramer of Indian Village, • was the guest of Joseph Stough and ; i wife, Thursday and Friday. J. E. Kilgore went to Defiance, i Ohio, last Friday to he gone several I days. J. U. Wingard was with his mother near Bryan, Ohio, from ’ Sunday till Friday. 'Fhe stork left a nine pour:d boy at the home of A. 11. Fisher, Monday, Aug. 22. Mrs. Neerman and children and i Mrs. Hershman of Oakwood Park, spent Sunday with Mrs. Noah Isenberger. Mrs. Julia Stoehr, of Garrett, Ind. visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs, Wm. Bechman from Wednesday till Friday last week. Julius Mathis of Tampico, 111. arrived last Wednesday to visit with Arnold Beckman for about two weeks. Mrs. Glen Young accompanied her father, W. E. Groves, of Milford, to Benton Tuesday afternoon to atthe funeral of Edwin Elsea. Mrs. Steinmetz came from South Bend Thursday to spend some time with her son N. C. Steinmetz, and wife. Miss Nellie Fisher, who has been here for the past nine weeks with her brother, A. H. Fisher, and wife, returned to her home in Elkhart, last week.

XW X4VXBI XWXSV Xp. XJK yfKXS?S*? Sft r ■' ' J}?; So xi» Si- ■> ■■■.•.. ■> i FALL STYLES! I Tables?’ anb /rjen’s 1 | * ' Jfine ©boes.. ■ , | | Watch Out Windows' < ;| 111 for advance showing cf the latest styles in tall footwear in all the popular leathers. n — - ■ — |g i FRIGES TO SUIT ALL GLASSES i S .. cl gtg - I I As heretofore we feature j | walk-over for men f | Queen Quality for ladles f | . Buster i JU. WINGARD, I ■ Syracusej Indiana, i P. S. Come in on Jubilee Day and register and > we wju/ook you for a beautiful Walk-over panel | picture to be given out Dec. 15th. Samples of | - pictures can be seen in our show window on Jub- ;■ ■ ® ilee Day. * S®

CHURCH AND SOCIETY ANNOUNCEMENTS. M. E. Church. z Sunday schooll__10:00 a. m. Commpnion Servicell:oo a. mi, Love Feast 7:00 p. m.! Preaching p. m. Trinity Evangelical. Rev. Wright, Pastor Sunday 5ch001....3:30 a. m. Preachingo:4s a. m. [

|Fi wonum j gE - u Under New Management. It is our object at all times* to- g- £| keep a complete line of General Merchandisb, pew, clean and up-to-date f,. quality and price guaranteed. Tcteh our space, fold windows f g from now on for • Special Bargains

MEN'S C XNA'AS GLOVES us 10 cent g:\idc for 5 cents a pair. BARRETTES A new Hne-ef Barretts LsS at 10 and 1’ cents. gE j . >SE • x tra value in Chil- • Lx. dren’s hose at 15 cents 2 for 25 rents. gx New line of Ladies’ Hosiery at 10, 15 and 25 i s-x cents.

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Y. P. A. Meeting-6:45 p. di. -.Preaching7:3o p. m. ' >. . Church of God. M. W. Johnson, Pastor., Sunday school9:3o a. m Preachinglo:4s a. m. 1 Christian Endeavor T _6:3o a. m. . J Prayer meeting Thursday evenings U. B. Church. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preaching 7:3o'p. m. j Preaching at Concord 10:30 a. m.

LADIES’ SUMMER VESTS B • Special price for a few E; days. TAN(,LEFOOT iLY .I’ » PAPER £ Four double sheets for £ • 5 cents. Ej .■cjßMLXßßr'.xmrae.-'wfcrxr--.- , <wv..-.voviwnMnaa Make our store your xE headquarters Jubilee • E l . day. Plenty of room £j Rest room for ladies