The Syracuse Journal, Volume 6, Number 46, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 March 1914 — Page 5

SECOND ANNUAL SPRING OPENING We are now fullv ready tor the beginning of our third year in Syracuse. We do not think it is worth our while to tell you how we intend to deal with you. You can best judge for yourselves by the way we have done in the past. We are prepared to do a bigger business this year than ever before. We have secured as a salesman Mr. John Mauzy, who has had broad experience both as a salesman and mechanical expert. We think we have the largest stock of implements and vehicles which has ever been in Syracuse. These have been carefully selected and bought at the right prices. The Syracuse Lumber Co. has consented to let us have their building for our Opening, for which we thank them. Please anticipate your wants in their line and figure with them on that day. There will be a specialist present representing each of the lines we handle. Now there are many things you want to know about these lines that we cannot answer. These specialists are brought here at no little expense that you may find out the things you want to know, absolutely free to you. It's your chance, our treat. We will give away on the evening of the 19th, at 9:00 o’clock, the following: ’ 1 Set Single Harness 1 Oil Stove 1 Steel Gate 1 Wonder Washer 1 Corn Sheller 1 Cultivator 5 Gallons Paint 5 Gallons New Era Paint 10 Rods Fence 1 Garden Plow 1 Grindstone 1 Kitchen Carver

Also in the evening of the 19th we will give a free show at the Theatorium. Call at our store between 7:00 and 7:30 for free tickets. Mr. W. T. Minear, our old friend, who has just returned from the Hope Hospital of Fort Wayne, where he has undergone a siege of suffering, has sent us word that if he is able at all, he will be at our Opening to meet his old friends.

fThe J. E. Ross Silo The doors are on hinges and close up like a refrigerator. ‘ T I j~ | ’ The stock is air j! I dried. : EE b The anchor makes i»j. blowing over or j — ’ t A vi sting impossible. Do not miss talk-•i-.uhlL ing to W. H. Burns if i you are interested in JgL The (Wonderful) vJJSW Wonder Washer g / O Just how it does h we can x 'T but it does. « If it does not, |l why Lave 50 women of good judgmmt in and around Syracuse within the last year made a household companion of this machine? Special demonstration of this machine given on March 19. All come and see how to wash the greasiest pair of trousers in Syracuse in 1% minutes. Also the finest fabrics in much less time. Lightning Rods We have also added Lightning Rods to our line. We will have a man experienced in the lightning rod business do the work and put up a rod ihat is a good conductor and practically indestructible. This rod meets the requirements of the Elkhart Mutual Insurance Co. This company is now giving a2O per cent discount on buildings equipped With approved rods.

■| Local and Personal | <X->>-X« 'X-M-X-X-;—X-l—X-X—X—X-i' —Hot soup at Kate’s Restaurant. —See the new rugs at Beckmans. —Phone No. 17 for C. C. Brady* decorator. Ben Cable is very weak at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Rado McFarren spent Saturday al Goshen, Mrs. Davis Graft was at Goshen, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs: Burr Koss returned from a visit at LaPorte Saturday evening.

—Phone No. 17 for C. E. Brady, decorator. Guy Jarrett spent Sunday with his mother at Hartford City. —Before buying your hat call on Miss Blanch Davis, Milliner, Goshen. —Beckman is receiving new rugs, furniture, and brass beds. Mrs. John Cable spent Tuesday, with Ben Cable and family. * —Prices are reasonable at the Davis Millinery store in Goshen. Mr. Ed McClinticand family took dinner at S. J. Rasor Sunday. Frank Brown of Nappanee was in Syracuse, Saturday. —Dinning room furniture of fumed oak oh display at Beckmans.

MARCH 18th and 19th i > i ihhhmi *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦««! m 1 11 11 io THE RANGE ETERNAL Engman & Matthews During the week from March 12-18 a special demonstration of the new South Bend malleable stove will be given. Anyone bnying on these days will be given a SIO.OO Set of Kitchen Ware in addition to the Opening prizes. It is certainly the best time on earth to buy the best range on earth. One Week, March 12” 18.

Keen Kutter Kutlery and Tools — “The recollection of quality remains long after the price is forgotten.”—E. C. SIMMONS. Every article with this brand on it absolutely guaranteed.

“Studebaker” Vehicles The wagon that has the hub that never cracks. You all know \ X\ T V ’ what Studebaker qualitv is. There will be a carload to choose from. X ; \\l

Pottenger Bros.

Otis C. Butt was a Chicago visitor last Thursday and Friday. —New furniture for the Spring trade is arriving at Beckman’s store. Mrs. Alma Heintzlman and baby, of South Bend are here visiting Mrs. Fred Buhrt and mother. Mrs. Eli Good of Avilla, was the guest of her sister Mrs. P. E. Snyder, several days last week. —Our new stock “Ajax” tires are now in, and think of it, a 5,000 mile written guarantee, S. C. Lepper. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cable and daughter, Georgia, and W. C. Swartz of Chicago, and Oren Cable of Kankakee. 111. were called home, due to illnbss of their father, Ben Cable.

I —but a spreader that really spreads. I | P"SW I The spreader with THE NEW Pulverizes the manure three times to only I once for other machines. Spreads sto 7 feet I wide; spreads evenly; has less weight; lighter draft; no cog or bevel gears; less breakages; low down, easy loading; no choking or bunching. Superior in every way to any spreader in the market. Fully guaranteed by the LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURER OF SPREADERS IN THE WORLD. Write us and we will give you name of nearest"dealer New Idea Spreader Co., I

—The new rugs for spring trade are now coming in at Beckman’s store. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Cloud have as their guest this week the Rev’s brother, B. M. Cloud and wife of Peru. Mrs. Leslie Stoner and daughters, Mary and Deloris, «of Garrett, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Hursey. —Beckman has the agency for a Chicago firm that makes new rugs from your old carpets. Bring in your old carpets. Another scarlett fever case has developed in the person of little Alice Mann at the Fred Hinderer home.

—Miss Blanche Davis has some wonderful Millinery creations at her store in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoopingarner are spending the week at South Bend and Berrien Springs, Mich. L. D. Ballou, president of the Wawasee Inn Co., came from Chicago, Tuesday, on business matters. Mrs. John Coy, Mrs. Thom. Coy, Mrs. Dan Searfoss, and Mrs. Sarah Stoner of Garrett visited at the Geo, Hursey home, Monday. A post card has been received from S. L. Ketring at Chatanooga, stating that be, was having an enjoyable trip. Mr. Ketring left last Thursday and will spend some time traveling in the south.

The DeLaval Cream Separator This separator represents and has represented for * years the standard which others try to A reach. V 98 per cent of the pX 'W dairies of U. S. use xT Av*De L ava 1 Separa- / I r tors. a .-XT’t They run easiest. R V iy 'g i' They lass longest. B They skim closest. B \i Is V' ; ' ; JL sa 3a|i? < You will finally 3 HlwW - ! f buy one. Wh y TT waste your money g a&f on a cheaper ma- M lyp '43/fcl '%‘ i i\\ chine first. Ok. H ; ffll >/ + 'a Elihu Scott will • j’s tell you all about W <'/ them.

One Register Furnace The Home Ven H 7 LZZ?. tilator heats your W house without the objections com- ’ mon to other fur 1 W naces. ‘ We use no hot ? no cold . life - ’'HESSfII u n > he it in your ceilat—uc JM; ' - do NOT damage -jK WOb iA 1 your cell r m The fuel bill to run the H< >ne Ven til ttor docs not ex - cecd one ? i'.l .i. rcuu'-'-d :o WuSmT*' ' other turn;”, e, a d . the se io tions named above L are entirely cut out. w- -J — Alfalfa Grass Seed Drill We shall have on our floor one of The American Seedings Machine Co.’s new Alfalfa Grass Seed Drills. It is not only used for Alfalfa seed but handles any small seed equally as well. Come in and let their man prove to you how you can save the price of one of these drills in sowing 50 acres.

Mabie Hamlin of Adrian, Mich., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Strieby and son, went to Elkhart Saturday to spend Sunday with relatives. " —We carry the U. S. Tires along with Ajax, giving you a 5,000 mile guarantee on the Nobby Tread S. C. Lepper. The Missionary Society of the Church of God, will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. N Gordy. Hugh McPherson, who is spending a short vacation with his mother, Mrs. Ella McPherson, will return to his work at Sduth Bend.

Phillip Bowser went to Bit bmington, Wednesday, where he will be the guest of his brother, iarold, and attend the state bask3t ball tournament. Cause of Our Dela r The Journal makes its ippearance just 24 hours late this week, owing to a fractured knuck ie-joint on top of the flywheel of oui rotary press. This press is desis led v to make a speed of 38 knots ai hour, and too much crowding cau' ed the mishap. But such things w 1 happen, no matter how careful' ju are, and we hope you will all s> ppress your feelings as we do ours. Yours in h. f. b. Tat Devil.