The Syracuse Journal, Volume 7, Number 45, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 11 March 1915 — Page 3

J SOUVENIR SPOONS Start now and get a collection, we are going to have a spoon of all the states, we shall start with our state first, Indiana We have purchased a large amount of these spoons in order to get this price. The manufacturer tells us to tell our customers they are getting a SI.OO spoon for 10c, read the guarantee below and come in and examine the spoons and start your collection. We believe they are right or we would not offer them for sale.

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BRAINARD’S

Spraying Time Spraying both increases the health and bearing proclivities of your trees. There is no better solution for spraying than limes and sulphur. We have it put up in gallon cans at 50c the can. LIQUID SMOKE The old-fashioned method of smoking, meat takes lots of time and attention. We h,ave the Liquid Smoke that saves bother and is far superior in the ■□reservation of all meats. F. L. Hoch & Son II 111 MM It I Giw Dray and Baooaoe Line We are prepared to do your work promptly and with special care. Give us a trial. J. EDGAR RIPPEY PHONE 118 i FRESH, CLEAN MEATS & & Await you at our market at all times. You will find the juiciest cuts and the tenderest pieces here. We also handle smoked and dried meats and a general line of canned meats. KLINK BROS. MEAT MARKET

Horse and Automobile Livery Good equipages for every occasion. for drives anywhere. Hack service to the depot Fare 10 fants Eacli Way HENRYS'OBRRGER barn on Main Street Phone &

Pump Repairing If you want a pump put in or your pump repaired / GIVE US A CALL C. A. DEETER PHONE 445

New muslin underwear this week SPECIAL FOR SAT. MARCH 13. Mens work shirts, best 50c grade, all sizes 39c, 4 pairs of mens cotton sox, 25c, 10c pearl buttons all sizes, one dozen on card 5c a card

IS AGAIN SUCCESSFOL MEDUSA CORNET BAND GIVE: SECOND ENTERTAINMENT * The second concert bv the Me dusa Cornet Band, given Friday evening, was well attended ant was a success from every point o view. The band cleared a little over SSO and the entertainmen was first-class. It is encouraging to the member? of the band and they will endeavor tc show their appreciation this summer. The weekly concerts which were omitted last summer will be resumed. Bungersville There are but very few people aware that there is such a place as Bungerville, it is not on the map but it is a very quiet and peaceiu' neighborhood. If this does not find its way to the waste basket perhaps you will hear more from us in the future. Pop corn Johnnie of Syracuse was in this neighborhood last week selling lamp burners. The following ladies enjoyed a sewing bee at the home of Mrs. John Meek last Thursday, Mesdame Sim Bunger, Mike Nicoloi, Chas. Method, Mell Tully, Isaac Kindig, Alfred Ott, Clinton Bushong, Chas. Nicoloi, Earl Hire and Miss Belle Juday. Harold the little son of Harry Hire and wife has been very sick with tonsilitis, he is under the care of Dr. Shobe of Ligonier. 9 A ten pound boy arrived at the home of John Myers and wife last week. Emory Kindig of Syracuse tool, dinner with his father Isaac Kindip, last Tuesday. « Jacob Umbenhour returned home after spending the past two month in Calafornia. . Little Freda Juday is sick am under the care of Dr. Bowser. Mrs. Sim Bunger and famil spent Silnday with her son Charlie The infant child of Charlie Wey bright was buried in Solomon Cree, cemetery Monday afternoon. Mrs. Chas. Juday visited -he sister Mrs. Sherd Bachman at Nev Paris last week. Geo. McDaniel and family o Ligonier have moved on the D. L Blue farm. Chas. Furst and family spen over Sunday in Fort Wayne. Perry Bunger made Several trips to Goshen last week. —Buy 20 Mule Team borax at the Quality Drug Store. 10-ounce box, sc, 16-ounce box Bc. A Food and Nerve Tonic is frequently required by old age. We always recommend caniWMng as an ideal combination for this purpose. F, U Hooh.

SNIIWONDEI iinoWuw Buicks Leave Factory In SoHd Trainloads To Every ' Section Os West —Manager J. E. Trotter, of the Indianapolis Buick Branch, is not particularly fond of the overnight journey to the factory at Flint, Mich., but he relates one little incident of last Saturday which be says alone was worth the nip. That was the witnessing of the departure for San Francisco of the biggest solid trainload of motorcars that ever left any factory. One hundred big freight cars, pulled by double-header moguls and containing 502 1915 Buick moter cars, rolled out of Flint Saturday afternoon. According to Mr. Trotter, the spectacle was an inspiring one, calculated to impress any witness with the magnitude of the American motor car industry. The freight cars were double decked, each containing five automobiles. The journey to tfie coast was expected to ’take about six days as the special train had no stops to make except to take fuel and sidings when denied the right of way. “Looking at that tremendous cargo of motor cars,” sak Mr. Trotter, “one could not help but think of all the happiness ant health boxed up in those cars Five hundred automobiles meat recreased business facilities. Last week, according to Mr. Trot ter, the Buick Company shippet 1600 automobiles from the factory They were consigned to every portion of the country. A solid trainload was shipped to Philadephia, making the second shipment of this kind to the Quaker City within a month. The trainload shipment record of the Buick Compapy, has been doubly eclipsed this winter. Four Corners Sie Bauer and Raymond Vorhis of Syracuse called at the home of Crist Darr’s Monday. Mrs. Tom Hepler and two children of near Nappanee spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Irvin Darkwood and Aaron Trish of near New Paris were on our streets Thursday. Wm. Hartleb aruj wife were at Warsaw Thursday on business. Mrs. Maud Wyland and child of Milford and Mrs. James Callender spent Wednesday at the home of. Clint Callender. John Wogoman and family of Syracuse called at the John Bushong home Wednesday afternoon. James Melov and wife called at the home of Clint Callender’s Tuesday. Emorj Cooper sawed wood for James Meloy Tuesday. James Callender and wife spent Tuesday with friends near Nappanee. Sunday school at Pleasant View Chapel at 10:00, preaching at 11:00. Wm. Hartleb and family took Sunday dinner with Crist Darr’s. Dogs And Ducks Will Jones has a duckery back of his residence and takes great pride in his fowls. A couple of weeks ago sotae dogs got into his park and proceeded to kill six of his ducks. Will then made his fence higher thinking to keep the dogs out but Saturday morning C. D. Smith’s and John Elliott’s dogs decided they would have duck anyhow and jumped into the park ant! killed a drake that Will had imported for breeding purposes and then the d~>gs couldn’t get out. Well, Will has a shot gun he keep for emergency cases and he was not long in deciding that this was his time to use it and he did. The township trustee paid for the ducks and the dogs were buried with honors befitting their kind. Public Sale The undersigned will sell public auction on the Miller farm, 2)4 miles south of Syracuse, on Monday, March 15, promptly at 10:00 o’clock, the following; 2 horses, 4 cattle, 25 head of hogs, 8 dozen chickens, farming implements, and household goods. Terms of sale 4 per eent. off for cash. STEPHEN D. MILLER Cal Stuckman, Auctioneer A* H. Blanchard, Clerk

LIBRARY’S NEW BOOKS PUBLIC ‘INSTITUTION ADDS MUCH NEW LITERATURE Following are the names of the books recently received at the Public Library. Stories of Famous Pictures-Powers. Fables from Afar-Bryce. Our Common Friends and FoesTuroer. The Jatakas: Tales of India-Babbitt. The Magic Speech Flower-Hix. Barbaras Philippine Joumey-Burks. Old Mother West Wind-Burgess. Cherry Tree Children. When Sarah went to School-Sing-master. Plutarch’s Tales-Romans. Nixie Bunny in Manners LandSindelar. Blue Bonnet’s Ranch Party-Page. Phoebe and Ernest-Gillmore. New Lives for Old-Carleton. The Young Shipper of the Great Lakes-Weir. Joe, the Book Farmer-Harris. The Secret of the Clan-Brown. The Boy Scouts of Birch-Bark Island-Holland. Robin Hood-Johnson. Peggy Owen Patriot-Madison. On the Trail of Grant and Lee-HiH. George Washington-Woodrow Wilson. When She Came Home from Col-lege-Hurd and Wilson. An Honor Giri-Raymond. Masterpieces of the Masters of Fiction-Foulke. Boliver Mahala Garrison and Anna Gilbert called on James Burson and family Friday. Miss Fay Burson called on Mahala Garrison Sunday. Miss Lula Gilbert visited Mrs. Forest Lecount Saturday. Ruthford Miller spent Sunday in Boliver. Mrs. Wm. Strieby and Mrs. John Bortz are on the sick list. Wm. Longacre and wife spent Sunday with A. Strieby. Wm. Starner and family spent Sunday in Syracuse. Forest Lecount and family spent Sunday with J. Weaver and family in Syracuse. Wert Bortz and family spent Sunday with John Bortz and wife. Wm. Starner and son Harry were Goshen callers Saturday. Mrs. John Gilbert and daughter Lula spent Sunday with Wm. Strieby and-wife. Chas. Strieby and Eston Clayton were on our streets last week. Marie Gilbert spent Sunday with James Burson and family. Clarence Ritter was seen on our streets Sunday. Syracuse Superior Court The March term of superior court, number one, "held six full day sessions last week with Judge Snavely on the bench. Sydney Sloan acted as There are a number of important cases for trial but the Judge says if Prosecutor Pense does his duty the criminals will all receive their just deserts. Located At New Paris Dr. G. Charles Kothnline moved yesterday from Spenceville, Ohio to New Paris where he will engage in the practice of veterinary medicine. Dr. Koehnline practiced for a short time in Goshen a number of years ago and in Middlebury six years. General Superindent Here F. L. Jorgensen, general superintendent of the Sandusky Portland Cement Works was in Syracuse. Tuesday. It is to Mr. Jorgensen and Supt. W. W. Wheeler that Syracuse owes her generous paving offer. Buys Rarick Property A. L. Miller has purchased the Rarick property on Lake street and will move his family there soon.

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[ A. W. STRIEBY & SON ► ► >» ; New Spring And ; Summer Dress Goods ► h now ready for your inspection. They include the [ latest shades in woolen suitings arid the new ► weaves and patterns in cotton fabrics at very ( reasonable price . <> Spring Coats < * We have opened our first shipment of Spring Coats i > and can show you the new military and check es- ’ J sects. Very nifty. Come in and look them over. 0 Priced at 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, :: i 5.00, 20.00 Silk Waists o o to sell at 98c, 1.25 and 1.50 some i exceptionaly good values for the ;; money. Kabo o o Don’t forget we are the agent for the “The live model Corset” There is a o every figure. o Fit Your New Dress OverJ| A. W. Strieby i READ EVERY ADVERTISEMENT SPRING IS HERE I . < • Q.; ' Its Hard to Believe But it is true I ► o !« Garden making time is drawing very near, But you I! will find us prepared with a wide variety of good depen- ► dable bulk seed--the kind that grows. <« < • A Great Economy :: can be affected by raising a garden even its only a small :: one. In its addition it is very healthy to eat plenty of < green things in the spring. Come here and get your ► seed this will insure you of a healthy, rapid growing " patch. ► ► ► ► - • , i SEIDER & BURGENER I w——————— - SECURITY CALF FOOD IS GUARANTEED to raise a larger and healthier calf than whole milk or your money back. FOR SALE BY SYRACUSE FLOUR MILLS