The Syracuse Journal, Volume 4, Number 26, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 26 October 1911 — Page 4

Your Clothes cleaned or Dyed Thai old Suit or Skirt mav be soiled or an “off' color, but too good to throw away. For a small expense we can renew the cloth so as to bring 1 ro you much pleasure and additional service ■zsr trump's Phone Goshen, Ind.

LOOKING for LUMBER? #4 ■ ■ If for all kinds in the better grades, your search t need g ° no farther than our y ards> where y° u ’ n litifrmA find the Ixsßl seasoned timber for all purposes. ' All the standard woods for builders and carpen,ers'use - Co ‘, \ wsSLF) lengths, as well as sash, A y. IrSt door, trira> mouW togs. aj columns, etc. Yoa will find it a m oney-saving proposition to buy all your Lumber here al! the year round. > Lakeside Lumber Co. Allen I). Sheets, Owner, Syracuser Indiana 4

QUAJLITY DRUG STORE FRANK B. MAI IN, Proprietor

HEADQUARTERS FOB SCHOOL SOPPLIES Such as Common School Books Tablets Pencils Erasers Inks Library Paste Paints Everything you use in the school room. A Blotter with Every Tablet, and Your Pencils Sharpened FREE

FRANK B. MANNf

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The Prices are Right! A. W. STRIEBY SYRACUSE IND.

LOCAL ANO PERSONAL ITEMS Virgil Coy was at Goshen Saturday. Miss Violette O’Dell was home from Elkhart over Sunday. S. IX Ketring made a business trip to Starke county last week. Ellis Zerbe of Mishawaka is spending a week with relatives here. Merl Harkless returned to Manon Monday, after spending a week here. Mrs. T. A, Brainard is spending the week with her parents at Warsaw Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Natheda, left Monday for California. Mrs. Eva Cripe of Gashen, was the guest of Rev. A. L. Weaver and family over Sunday. Jeddie Vorhis and family qisited his parents, Alvarado Vorhis anil wife, at Goshen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Meeks of near Warsaw, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Jeffries. Mrs. Jerry Hamman and children, Miss Lillian and Grover, and Mrs. Linta James were at Goshen and Elkhart Saturday. Mrs. Johnson and sister-in-law, Miss Johnson, of Decatur, 111., were guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Moats Monday and Tuesday. The Sunday School class of Mrs. Wm. Kothenberger of the Lutheran church enjoyed a picnic across the lake Friday evening. Mrs- Anna Dick of Chicago who has been at Cromwell is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Pat Brady, before returning home. Mrs. Eva Cripe of Goshen, Mrs. Emma Clark of Lagrange,.and Rev. A. L. Weaver and family were the guests of S. L. Ketring and family Sunday. Levi Ott and wife of Norvell, Mich., a brother of the late Sam Ott, are here visiting the families of Chas. Johnson, Chas. Brady aud F. M. and Ben Ott. Rev. Light, district superintendent of the M. E. church, was the guest of S. .L Ketring and family while in town over Sunday for the dedicatory services at the M. E. churchZachariah Hendrickson, aged about 75 years, died at his home on North Huntingtori street last night at 12:45 of tuberculoslc after an illness extending over a period of several years, The funeral will be held Sunday at 11 o’clock a. m. Mrs. Wm. Darr had a little scare Monday forenoon which might have proven serious. She had used carbolic acid to clean an instrument she uses for catarrh, and had forgotten to get all the acid from it, when she filled it with medicine and threw the spray into her throat the carbolic acid came out first and burned her throat quite badly, but aside from several hours’ pain it did no harm. The K. of P. Lodge and the Pythian Sisters entertained last Friday evening in honor < ’ Harry Clemens and wife who moved to Goshen yesterday. Owing to the inclement weather not a great number of the members were present but those who were there felt well repaid for going out on such a night. A delightful lunch was served which was much enjoyed by all except those who by mistake were given salt for their coffee instead of sugar however the mistake was soon corrected. We are glad to state that Mr. and Mrs. Clemens are not moving there to make that their permanent home as wa should be very sorry to lose them as citizens of our town. The Syracuse Power and Light Company at their office Monday night purchased of the Ames Iron Works of Oswego N. Y. a 150 horse power boiler, also a 100 K. V. A. Generator to be installed at their water power plant at Benton. The machinery will be installed and ready for use in about five weeks. During the dry seaaon of the year and the low water period the company will have sufficient steam power to furnish us with good lights should the water fail uterly. The lighting company is making every effort to give the people of Syracuse and Milford service that is excelled by no other lighting company and this should be appreciated by our citizens.

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Get the hahll oi buuing SHOES For the , / Entire Family at the STAR All the New Things as well as the Staples See the New Tan High Cut Button Boots for Girls ♦ tug star Gioihino store

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The boys in the manual training classes have finished the game board and are now begining the construction of a blue-print frame. Many of the pieces finished show good workmanship and considerable ability in handling tools. j The girls in the sewing classes have completed the sewing aprons. They are well made and will be useful. The next problem is hemming a towel. Seventyfive dollars worth of new books have been ordered for the public and school library. The teachers in the grades are planning to have one lesson each week in raffia and reed work. The boys have under consideration a plap for converting one of the rooms in the old school building into a gymnasium. The Sophomores held a class party* at the home of Mildred Woods last Saturday evening. Twentvone persons were present. All enjoyed themselves very much. Miss Norene Delcamp, the drawing teacher, gave lessons in in the grades and high school Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Flowers of Galion, Ohio, are spending two weeks with their niece, Mrs. Cullen Grisamer and family. * Mrs. Lewis Butt, of Milford who has been very ill is soma better Mrs, Josephine Woods, who attended the W. C. T. U. Convention at Marion, went from there to Muncie to the home Qi her daughter, Mrs. Eva Wood-Gants. She returned home Thursday accompanied by her daughter, who will visit nerp a week or two. Mrs. Gants was in town Tuesday calling on friends.

Local and Personal;

Mrs. Ida Knorr visited at Warsaw M nday. Mrs. Dan Darr was at Warsaw Wednesday. Pianos of quality, at the right price, at Rothenberger’s. \d Darr is putting a furnace in his home on West Main street. 8e sure and ask your grocer for Hersh Yeast, the Baker’s Delight. Mrs. Carl Larson of 5 Elkhart came Sb nday to spend a few days here. The M. E. Ladies Aid will hold a >azaar Friday and Saturday, Dec. 8 and 9. - Mrs. Frank Brady entertained the missionary society of the Church of G<d Friday. Buy your electric lamps at E. E. Strieby’s. Ask for the Mazda nonbiakeable lamp. The M. E. choir is to be reorganized this evening with R. K. Eldri Ige as chorister. Mrs. Wm. Butt and Mrs. Nathanie. Altland spent Tuesday at the h line of Jacob Altland. George Howard is remodeling tl e interior of his residence on North Huntington street. Warren Lecount and wife of C omwell were the guests of Mr. and N rs. John Cable Sunday. Let us figure with you on your li loleum needs. A complete line, a.l widths. A. W. Strieby. Ben Gunyan, an electrician at the f oment plant, and family, aremoviLg to South Bend this week. Sam Zerbe of Mishawaka, came i jesday to visit his sister, Mrs. C. I Bender and other relatives. A complete line of HOOSIER SCHOOL SHOES for Boys, Misses a ad Children, at A. W. Strieby. The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid society v ill hold their annual Thanksgiving Market on Wednesday, Nov. 29. ts [Mrs. Chas. Bowersox entertained at dinner Tuesday Mrs.C. Reimeyer of Goshen, and Miss Anna Jones of Wawasee. All good housewives look forward II baking day with delight when t iey have a package of Hersh Yeast. Orris Traster was at South Bend Saturday. He brought his nephnew Samuel Larson, aleng home with 1 im from Elkhart. Our best grade of linoleum at special price of 54 cents a square y ard until sold. S. C. Lepper. A. H. Fisher and family expect to move to Milford or Milford Jet. next week. Mr. Fisher has a position at the Junction. See the new line of ladies, misses <<nd children coats at. A. W. Striey. George Bowersox went to Peoria, 111., Monday, to visit his son John, ihe actor, who is playing there this week in The Hoosier Schoolmaster. We have 150 square yards of best grade of linoleum that we will sell at special price of 54 cents a yard until sold. S. C. Lepper. Floyd Kitson who has been working in the power house at the Cement Plant has been transfered to the train service of the S. & M. R. R, A complete line of sweater coats, for men, women and children, that are right, and at right prioes. A. W. Strieby, Mrs. Milton Rentfrow is spending the week with Chas, hunger and family at South Bend. Mrs. Bunger is some better than she was last week. Light up your country homes with the latest and best system of Acetylene lights, installed by G. W. Elliott, Warsaw, Ind. 012-ts Howard Bowser's are moving into the property owned by Dr. Bowser on Washington street which has recently been repaired and bath room added. \ Mrs. P. F. Miles of Milford visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol

Taxes cannot be paid at the BanK after Saturday, November 4th.

Lung Thursday and Friday. She became quite ill on Friday and had to be taken home. Edgar Zigler of Goshen, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kindig Sunday, at their pretty country I home known as ‘‘Shady Lawn: Farm.” , • I For Sale - One sorrel horse quiet and safe for ladies to drive, buggy, harness. Also one good cow giving milk. B. N. Gunyan. one block north of Depot. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Heerman were at South Bend Thursday and Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Otis Butt, Misses Elva and Erma Miles and Hazel Rentfrow were at Elkhart and Goshen. Monday November 6th., Js the Isat day taxes can be paid without penalty. Those who usually pay at banks will notice that Saturday, Nov. 4, will bp the last day to pay at banks. This is to allow the banks to make their reports in the time allowed by law. Emmett Miller Treasurer. Mrs. John Kitson has been here from Ft. Wayne for over a week having work done on their property on North Huntington street. Mr. Buhrt who now occupies the house expects to move into the Frank Shaffer property the first of December and Sol Mullen, the milkman, who now lives in the country will move in the Kitson property. CHUKCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. M. E. Church. A.°L. Weaver, Pastor Sunday school10:00 a. m. Preachingll:oo a. m Epworth League Thursday, 7:30 p. m U. B. Church. R. L. Ayers, Pastor. Sunday SchooL__._lo:oo a. m Preachingll:oo a. m Preaching7:3o p. m Prayermeeting Wednesday Eve. Everybody .invited to these services. Trinity Evangelical. Rev. Wright, Pastor Sunday School at9:3o a. m Preachinglo:4s a. m Y, P. A 645 p.m Preaching at Ebenezer.. 7:00 p.m Prayer and Teachers’ meeting on Wednesday evening.

S. C. LEPPER

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tion from fire pot on the inside, but also are thoioughly heated by the products of combustion before they pass out to chimney. We guarantee the Monitor Radiator to burn either chestnut or stove size coal. S. C. LEPPER

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 52.00 Round Trip to CHICAGO Sundau. ogl 29 Special Train Leaves Syracuse at 4:35 a. m.

When in WARSAW Eat at . Interurban Restaurant « Opposite Interurban Station

Ask Your Grocer for Hirsh Yeast The Baket’s Delight

BUTT ;& XANDERS Attorneys-at-Law Practice in all Courts Money to Loan. Fire Insurance. Phone 7 SYRACUSE, IND.

GEORGE W. GAILEY All Kinds of WELL WOBK And well materials, Supplies, Wind Mills Shop in Grissom’s • Harness Shop Phone 119

GEO. D. HURSEY Dealer in Building Materials, Cement Brick, Fence Posts, Etc. Syracuse, Ind.

Why the Monitor Saves You Money The Monitor’ Radiator Base Burner is constructed with five radiating flues in front. Between the five front flues and the fire pot is a baffle plate which adds to the radiating capacity of the' stove to a great degree. The hot air flues in the ordinary base burner construction have a capacity of not over 220 square inches, but in the smallest size of the Monitor Radiator we have 946 more square inches of radiating sur-_, face or four times as muefi as the ordinary type of base burner. i The hot air flues in the Monitor Radiator are heated not alone by coming in contact with the products of combus-