The Syracuse Journal, Volume 7, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 January 1915 — Page 6

All of our winter stock of mens> womens and childrens shoes must GET OUT OF THE WAY to make room for spring goods. The extremely low prices quoted below will CLEAR THE TRACK All of the NOBLE & MILLER famous trademarked specialties are included in this wonderful sale, and it is your best OPPORTUNITY to secure high grade, fine fitting footwear at close to wholesale prices. BE HERE THE FIRST DAY IF POSSIBLE Here are the “CLEAR THE TRACK” prices Womens Shoes Armstrong, J. &K. and Sherwood makes—the seasons best styles. $5.00 shoes Clear the Track $4.25 4.50 “ “ “ " 3,85 4.00 “ “ " “ 335 3.50 “ * “ “ " 285 3.00 " “ “ “ 2,45 Extra Spacial—32s pair, woman, .hoes 3.50 4.00, broken sizes, your choice 1.95 Mens Shoes $5.00 shoes Clear the track $4.25 4.50 shoe, “ “ “ 3.85 4.00 shoes “ “ “ 3.85 3.50 " “ “ “ 2.35 3X)O " “ “ “ 2.45 10 to 25 per cent discount in boys and childrens shoes NOBLE & MILLER 131 SOUTH MAIN STREET GOSHEN INDIANA

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| LUMBER j •E If those expecting to build new or remodel their old ’ Mk home during the coming spring and summer, we would & say that our spring stock of material is now arriving, c and we think that it has been a long time since there mk was a more complete of building material to be found c mk in Syracuse than you will see in our New home at the e jn railroad when all of our spring orders are in stock. & Drop in and let us show you that Syracuse is on the “Ground Floor with the Goods.” Our price to everybody and that the lowest. Cive us a call and be convinced. ’ Syracuse Lumber & Goal Go. « ft P. R. SPRAGUE, Manager « ik.

NOBLE AND MILLER GREAT “CT.EAR THE TRACK” Sale Starts Thursday, Jan. 28

New Paris Route 1. Mrs. Florence Stump Mrs. Lloyd Stump was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening when she returned to her home. The occasion being her 21st birthday. The evening was spent in dancing, games and cards. At 12:30 all enjoyed an oyster supper. Those present were: Esthel and Mgy Hoshaw, Iva Wysong, Ruby Butler, Jose Banta, Tribly Do wing, Ester Stetler, Dallas Roher, Everet Mills, Homer Kelsey, Elba Collins, John Stetler, Don Musser, John, Earnest, and Dale Juday, Austin Holtzinger and Kenneth Wysong. Wm. Binkley went to Garrett Sunday. Don Musser is helping Mr. Stump at the power house during his absence. Mrs. Frank Jackson Was surprised by her friends Tuesday evening. It being her 61st birthday. Those present were: Mesdames, Butler, Wysong, Bloss, Musser, Lords, Young. Miss Mae Hoshaw is spending a few days at the Roherer home near New Paris. Bay Dowing and wife moved to Goshen Monday. Mrs. M. Heistand spent Thursday with Mrs. F. Barry. Mrs. C. Strine and Mrs. Ora Wysong and son Clair spent Thursday at Millersburg. Otis Al wine is spending a couple of weeks with his mother who is impoving. Several from here attended the K. of P. dance at Millersburg, Thursday evening. Revival meeting will begin Sunday night at the M. E. church at Benton. Rado Cripe of Kendallville, is visiting his parents, Lee Cripe and wife. The young people of this vicinity will give an exhibition at the M. W of A. hall, Saturday night, January 30, prices 10 and 15 cents. Mrs. Edson left for Eastern points to visit a daughter. Mrs. Ed Scott is quite sick. John McQueen and wife who have been visiting Neff Is and Juday’s have returned home. Mrs. L. Stump and Miss Iva Wysong spent Sunday evening at Millersburg at the E. Rookstool home. If you want to send your loved ones forth fortified against the cold, and strengtnened for the strenuous dav, give then cakes for* breakfast made from the Goshen Self-Rising Buckwheat Compound, made by THE GOSHEN MILLING CO. Auto Livery —See Pete Harkless for auto livery. Will make drives anywhere. Charges reasonable. Phone 81. Teeth filled, crowned and extracted absolutely without pain.. Dr. Cunningham, Goshen. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. IN THE MATTER OF ) | n the Kosciusko Circuit THE ESTATE OF (. court Rebecca Stetler, i ' ,ourl Deceased ‘ December Term, 19t4. Notice is hereby given, That B. F. Deahl, as administrator of the estate of Rebecca Steler, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of sidd estate, and that the same will coip£ rip.for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 23rd day of which time all heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be why said account and vouchers should not be approved. Dated at Warsaw, Indiana, this 21st, day of January, 1915. Conrad D. Longnecker, Clerk By A. A. Rasor, Deputy THE HOME RESTAURANT MARTHA MASTER hat Here It will alwyys be our aim to serve' you with fresh, clean, wholesome food, at prices as low as we ccn make them. Call and try our hot soup, our substantial sandwitches, and our fresh pies. Cakes Baked To Order THE HOME, RESTAURANT

Receiver’s Sale The undersigned. Receiver for the Wawasee Inn Company, a corporation, hereby gives notice that by virture of an order and decree of the Kosciusko Circuit Court, he will at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. on the Sth dav of February, 1.9’5. at the Clerk’s Office, in the City of Warsaw,Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the property, real and personal, of the Wawasee Inn Company, which property is described as follows, to wit;Lots Numbered J 6, 17, 18, and iqin Eli Lilly’s Original and Corrected Plat of the town of Wawasee, Kosciusko County, Indiana, as the same are recorded in'the office of the Recorder of said County and State, in Plat Book No. 2, on page 74, all in Section Number to, Township Num!>er Thirty-four (34) North, Range Number Seven (7) East; Also the piece of land known and de- I scribed as follows: Thirty three and nine- 1 ty-five one-hundredths (33.95) acres of land, more or less, in Section Number 10, Township Number Thirty four (34), North, Range Seven (7) East, in said County and State, and more particularly described as follows:Beginning at a stone at the intersection of the south line of the lands of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company and the west line of the Flat Belly Reserve (see corrected ’plat referred to below); thence south 1 3-4 degrees east to the North line of Sunset Lane in Eli Lilly’s Original Plat of the town of Wawasee, the same being recorded in Plat Book No. 2 at page 74, in the Recorder’s Office in said Kosciusko County; thence south and east along the north line of said Sunset Lane to the West lines of the lands of William Moore to a point thirty (30) feet North and 9 1-4 degrees east of a large , post witnessed by White Walnut 20 inches in diameter, south 23 1-2 degrees, west Twenty and three fourths (20’4 ) feet, the said post being the South West corner of said grantor’s lands; thence north 9X degrees, east eleven and sixty one-hund-redths (II.60) chains along the line dividing the lands of the grantors and grantee to a post on the south line of the lands of the said Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company, the post being directly south of a mile pjst on the B. & O. Railroad marked on the west side, 113 miles to Chicago; thence north 85X degrees west along the south line of said B. &O. Railway Company’s lands, twentyseven and ninety four hundredths (27.94) chains to a stone, the place of beginning, save and except therefrom two (2) acres, more or less, heretofore conveyed by said Eli Lilly in title to said Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company for the station grounds at Wawasee station; the above described tract containing nineteen and seventy-six one hundredths (19.76) acres, more or less: Also, beginning at the large stone first above described at the intersection of the west line of the Flat Belly Reserve line and the south line of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company’s lands; thence north 85 X degrees west along the south line of the said Railway Company’s lands six and six one-hundredths (6.06, chains to the lines dividing the lands of said 1 grantors and M. J. Jones; thence south on that line to the north line of Sunset Lane above described; thence following the north line of Sunset Lane in a southeastl erly direction until it intersects the west line of the Flat Belly Resere; thence ’ north on the Flat Belly Reserve line to the place of beginning, containing three and twenty-two one hundreths (3.22) ’ acres, more or less; . Also beginning at the large post above described, witnessed by white walnut 20 inches in diameter south twenty three and one-half degrees west twenty and three fourths (20X) feet, and said post I being the south west corner of said grantor’s lands; thence south 76X degrees ’ east fifteen and fifteen and one half oneJ hundredths (15.15 X chains to a post on . the north west side of a twenty (20) foot ’ road; thence south 56% degrees west > along the north west side of said road fourteen and thirty-five one-hundredths (14.35) chains to-a stone on the northeast side of Glen Forest Drive in the Plat of Eli Lilly’s original plat to the town of Wawasee, thence north 36 degrees west along the north east line ot said Glen Forest Drive ten and seventy six one- . hundredths (10.76) chains to the north west side of Wright Avenue; thence north . fifty and one half degrees east four and fifty four and one-half one-hundredths (454 1-2) chains to the place of beginning containing ten and ninety seven onehundredths (10.97) acres, more or less; I Also commencing at a point on the ’ shore line of Lake Wawasee on the divis- • ion line between the property of the Wawasee Inn Company and tne estates of ’ Eli Lilly’s property heretofore established on the center of Fishback Avenue in Eli Lilly’s original and corrected plats of the town of Wawasee, Indiana, as the same are recorded in the office of the Recorder . of Kosciusko County, Indiana in plat book number 2 at page 74 all in, section io, township 34 north, range 7 east of t the-3rd Principal Meridian and running along the said shore line in a northwesterly direction 210 feet; thence in a north- • easterly direction parallel with the said : division line between said Wawasee Inn - Company’ and Eli Lilly’s estate property . as heretofore established in the center of ’ the said Fishbrck Avenue, about 270 feet, more or less, to a public road; thence a- • long said public road in a southeasterly i direction 210 feet to said division line in t the center of said Fishback Avenue; thence along said division line to the ’ point of beginning, all in Section 10, 1 township 34 north range 7 east of 3rd j Principal Meridian, Kosciusko County I State of Indiana, together with all buildings, inns; hotels, offices or other structures and fixtures now held by the said > The Wawasee Inn Company; also all casements, properties, leaseholds, rights, ways, waters, water courses, water rights, liberties, privileges, patents, licenses, together with all" the furniture, kitchen ware, beds and bedding, carpets, rugs, engines, motors, ice in ice house, tools, and all personal property belongin to and being the property of said The Wawasee Inn Company. Excepting from the above described realestate a tract of land described as follows, to wit; Commencing at a point on the south side of the Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company’s right-of-way at a line known as the east line of the south west quarter [X] the north west quarter (X) of Section ten (10) in township thirty-four (34) north, of range seven (7) east; thence four-hundred (400) feet south eighty five and one quarter degrees east to a stone, thence fifty-three feet south, eighty five and ope quarter degrees east to the point of beginning; thence south two hundred forty six and five tenths feet to a drive way platted by Henry Cook civil engineer in 1902 on the lands of Colonel Lilly as owned by him in the south east quarter (X) of north west quarter [X] of said section 10 and located on the north shore of lake Wawasee Indiana thence north eighty-seven and onehalf degrees east, one hundred (100) feet along the north line of said drive way; thence north three degrees thirty minutes east, seventy-nine feet (79) to an iron T-rail stake located at the south west corner of a two acre tract of land known as the Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company’s depot grounds, thence north, five degrees thirty minutes east, one hundred fifty (150) feet to the north west corner of said two acre tract, and along the west

side of said two acre tract; thence north, eighty five and one quarter degrees west, I along the south side of the right of way of said Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company, one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet to the place of beginning; Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said court, for not less than the full appraised value of said, property, real and personal, and upon the following terms and conditions; , At least one half of the purchase money cash in hand, the b dance payable within one year from date of sale; said bal- I ance to be evidenced by a note of the purchaser, bearing six per cent, interest from date, waiving relief, providing for attorney’s fees and secured by a mortgage on the real estate sold. Said property will be sold free and clear of all liens, claims or encumbrances, of whatever kind or character. The purchaser has has the privilege of paying more or all cash if desired. Royse & Leonard AARON A. RASOR Receiver’s Attys. Receiver Boliver Mrs. Jacob Atland returned home from Goshen where she has been careing for her daughter who has been sick. Mrs. John Bortz spent several days with her son Wertz and faimily north of Syracuse. Anna Gilbert spent Thursday in Syracuse. Wert Bortz and family spent Sunday with John Bortz’s. Quite a few from here attended the dance in town Thursday night. Mrs. Nellie Hann and daughter, Mrs. Anna Gilbert, Mrs. Mahala Garrison, Roy and Fritz Garrison and Mrs. Hattie Wiggins of Goshen took Sunday dinner with Chas. Wogoman and Eliza Strieby at Gravel Hill. Wm. Garrison and James Burson were seen on our streets Sunday. Ruthford Miller called on Lewis j

NEWELL’S GREAT HALF YEARLY CLEARANCE SALE Starts to-day -Thursday- and continues- 9 Z days This is the sale that needs no introduction to the buying public, very few indeed in this vicinity who haven’t learned to watch and wait for this—the season’s greatest money saving event in Northern Indiana, come at your earliest opportunity, share in the matchless Half-Yearly Bargains

Everything reduced 10 percent and upward to 50 per cent and more SEE THE SEASONS BIGGEST BARGAINS, COATS,. SUITS AND DRESSES AT $lO, 7.50 5.00 former values to S3O

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and Fred Garrison Sunday. John Gilbert and Fred Garrison have been cutting wood for the! past week or so. Mrs. Wm. Strieby called at the Gilbert home Monday. A. Strieby and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Starner’s. Miss Grace White is visiting in 1 Boliver this week. * - Four Corners James Meloy and wife spent i Saturday forenoon with Wm'. Baird: and wife. Charley Weybright ami family spent Friday with James Meloy’s. lona Dewart spent Sunday with Ruth and Marie Cory. Mr. Wyland and family of Milford spent several days with James Callender’s. John Bushong and familv spent Sunday in Syracuse. * Rob Hamilton and wife of near Syracuse spent Monday with Dave Hamilton. Mrs. Marion Coy and Dan Deeter are not enjoying the best of health at present. James Meloy was taken to Chicago for an operation. His ina.iy friends wish him a speedy recovery. Sunday school at Pleasent View Chapel in the morning at 10:00. Preaching at 11:00 by Rev. Cory. All are welcome to attend. —Get the Red, White and Blue Coffee at Kindig & Co. —See the new Furniture arriving daily at Beckman’s Store.

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Gilberts. Mrs. Calvin Cooper . Mrs. Syntha Myers of Syracuse • returned home Saturday after several days visit with C. D. Cooper’s. Calvin Cooper and family and i Russell Warner and wife spent Fri- | day in Goshen with Lloyd Sinning iandwife. Frank Cullers of lowa, Corbon ’ Kanneay and family of Goshen I spent several days last week with lOrba Weybright and family. Sunday st and preaching at the usual hour. Russel Cooper spent the week with his grandparents M. L. Warner and wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Troup is visiting her daughter Mrs. Alphus Neff. Mrs. Curtis Rarick called on Mrs. Mrs. Bert Neff Monday evening. Harley Weybright and family spent Sunday with Milo Troup’s. Dortha LaVeta and Iva Werstler are out of school on account of bad | colds. J. W. Rodabaugh went to e Ft. [Wayne Tuesday to attend a con-* vention and banquet. —Whv not get busy on your wants in the Automobile Line for spring. Get a "Ford of Lepptjr” I and learn to run it before the busy days of March, April and Mav, don’t need to worry, the magneta [on a Ford will never leave you ; stick on the road side. Leppers 1 Garage.. I —I would like to tell yOu about 'the 1915 “Overlands,” believe me they are some car. Classed all by S. C. Lepper.

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