The Syracuse Journal, Volume 8, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 20 May 1915 — Page 5

Try The BRISCOE AUTO LIVERY FOR GOOD SERVICE Drives Made Day or Night, Phone ise Rates Reasonable, ‘‘Torn” Ward I It is better to buy a good flour than to |, wish you had GET PEERLESS FLOUR I and stop worrying. Made at home with a guarantee FOR SALE BY | SYRACUSE FLOUR MILLS £ I § | Now Is The Time f ° t To paint and clean about the house. " j To aid in this use Campbell varnish <; I stain, Hoosier Paint and O’Cedar ► o ► mops. o ! Look All You Will ► . . ° J there is no plow that can fill the place ► o [ of an Oliver No. 11. <► > No Planter Like the Black Hawk ;; ! Save The Burden ;; ► o ; of your horse by buying the Daven- o ► port Roller Bearing and Turnbull Ro- ][ I tary wagon. <► ; New Things ! in barndoor track and hangers that <► [ makes the door easy opened. ][ : Remember This ► . . ; A ride in the Auburn or Briscoe will o [ convince you what it takes to make a o ! good automobile. A ride speaks the „ • truth, words do not sometimes. Peer- <j ! less wire fence, barb wire at bottom ► . <► ’ prices <► ; GIVE US A CALL t ■ E. E. STRIEBY | | GRAPE JUICE | f Marce Grape Juice is jnst as j / good as nature can make it $ J which means no better Grape J £ Juice is bottled. < Include at least one bottle in your next order At your service I Kindig & Co. I

—WAR PRICED are on but don’t be fouled into thinking u is cheaper to buy bread. Klake your n b<rad out of the Blended Flour GLKBLLt ' which is nm «»hiv cheaper i<> the ilotlgiuU, Ou. Uiui-c UlMiti . nutritious uuu wholesome iuvd. Mrs. Joann HoLuway who has been at the home of her duugihe , ' Mrs. Koy Kiddle, lor several weetts, returned home Saturday accompa nied bj her two grandsons, Paul and Robert. Win. Ward has built a water line to the main on Huntington street and now has city water in his residence. —The Oxford season is now here and we are prepared to supply your needs with the latest styles. A. W. Strieby & Son. ■ Mrs. Alice Moore of Hanibal, Mo., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Catherine Weaver, who is ill. Mrs. Weaver is 82 years old. —House cleaning season is now here. If you need any draperies or curtains see our line. A. W. Strieby & Sen. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Smeltzer were at Goshen, Sunday, where thev formed a party of 26 who took dinner with Mrs. Sadie Mock. —A complete line of staple groceries purity and price guaranteed. Highest market prices for butter and eggs. A. W. Strieby & Son. Mrs. Cynthia Meyers and grand daughter, Carrie, went to Goshen, Sunday, where they visited Clyde Meyers and family. Miss Helen Soltau, who has been in Indianapolis, returned home to spend the summer at Oakwood Park. —The Weinberg shoe for men, are unexcelled for comfort, fit and service. For sale at A. W. Strieby & Son. Robert Gregory, who is working at Nappanee, spent Sunday with his family here. —We have several town dwellings for sale at reasonable prices. Call or write Butt & Xanders. Miss Florence 31erner of Chica- ‘ go, spent Sunday at the Win. Beckman home. : —ln the big sale at New Paris, May 22nd, will be sold a car-load of rubber roofing. Dr. Stoekberger is at Indianapolis attending the Indiana Dental Association meeting. —New Furniture coming in by the wagon-load every day at Beckman’s Store. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Akers were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Widner. —The best drapery effects are by using Kirsch flat rods, see them at A. W. Strieby & Son. Leo Jahn and family of Elkhart spent Sunday at the 11. W. Buchholz home. —A complete line of Ladies’ and Misses Spring Coats at reasonable prices, at A. W. Strieby & Son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culler and baby were at Elkhart, Sundav, visiting friends. —The best grade of carbon pa--per, 8 x 13 in blue, purple and black at the Journal office. John Snyder and wife of Warsaw, visited Sankey Vorhis and wife, Sunday. —A complete line of Velvetina Toilet specialties now on sale at A. W. Strieby & Son. —You will be pleased with the new furniture that is arriving at Beckman’s every day. B. C. Green and family are spending the week at North Vernon with Mr. Green’s mother. —Full line of ten cent music carried in stock. Orders filled promptly. J. W. Rothenberger. Mrs. Sarah Lane and son, Thomas, of New Paris, were the guests of Miss Ella Deardorff, last week. —Go to the Journal' office for typewriter ribbons. —Have you seen the new Auto caps for ladies at Strieby & Son. John Gordy of Gary, spent the fore part of the in Syracuse. —Salt by the barrel at Kindig and Co. For Sale 100 bu. corn and one ton alfalfa hay. S. L. Ketring. I Yes —Many People havd told us the same story—distress after eating, gases, heartburn. A Tablet before and after each meal will relieve you. Sold only by us—2sc. F. L. Hoch.

“To retain all her beauty Is every Woman’s duty.’’ “THE VELVETINA WAY B 10 KEEP OuD AGE Aw Vei.i-uim Toiut Good* are Jilt ; fiom others becau« oi the Vei- ! vr-liiia 8y ‘ te«u of < r-n u<r O’ > • and the Velvetina Cutubiuatioits use. For sale by A. W. ’Strieby & Son. Audry Snyder was in Syracuse, visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dolan, Wednesday and Thursday. He sailed from New York, Saturday, on the St. Louis for London, where he has a vaudeville engagement there and in England for a period of a year. —Money to loan on farms and at 5% per cent, interest. Five or ten years time. Loans of S3OOO or over without commission. Call or address M. Manly, Abstracter, Room 1, Loan and Trust Co. Bldg. Warsaw, Ind. Miss Fern Watts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watts, graduated as a nurse from the Epworth hospital at South Bend, last Friday. She will remain in the hospital until fall before coming to Syrscuse. Ruby, the little daughter of Air. and Mrs. Jeddie Vorhis, severed a small artery in her foot when she stepped on an old piece of stove pipe last week. The foot is healing but is very sore. —Our dining room furniture exhibit now exceeds anything we have previously had. Come in while the selection is good. Beckman. —The Syracuse Machine Shop will grind your plow points as good as when they were new, and will do it while you wait. Located beside the boat factory. Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Cripe and two sons, Russel and Leonard, were pleasantly entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank You nee. —Subscriptions taken for all magazines and papers. My Club prices will save you money! B. Mae Tish. Gen. Magazine Agent. 2t4 —We now have have Victor Records from such famous artists as Caruso, Krisler, arid Kubelik. Beckmans. Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Plumbeck of LaPorte, spent Sunday here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W Gilderman. —There are still a lot of good shoes at cheap prices on opr bargain counter, A. W. Strieby & Son. Hallie Holloway is able to sit up for a short time and continues to grow better. —3OO of the latest Victrola r-a cords have just been received et Beckman’s. D. C. Edgell was taken to a Chicago hospital, Saturday, but no improvement has been reported. —For Rent—A Knabe piano as good as new. J. W. Rothenberget. It 2 S. J. Self of Silver Lake, spent Sundav with his brother, Wm. Self and family. —ls you want to be sure of getting a good fine shoe buy the Douglas for sale by A. W. Strieby & Son. Thom. Searfoss was at Goshen, Friday. —A new line of Red Seal ginghams at A. W. Strieby & Son. Mrs. Noah Ott of Solomon’s Creek is seriously ill. —Highest prices paid for good Wool. A. W. Strieby & Son. Mrs. D. W. Myers is on the sick list. —New rugs of latest patterns now on display at Beckmans. —Twelve new Victrolas have just arrived at Beckman’s. Sol Lung and wife spent the latter part of last week at Elkhart. —Sweet potato plants for by A. Galagher, South Main St. —Early cabbage plants for sale by A Gallagher, south Main St. Observing Anniversary The twentieth anniversary of the ordination of Bishop White was observed in the Michigan City cathedral Tuesday. The bishop was ordinated May 1, 1895. Wawasee Office Opens. The Wawasee post-office at Sargent’s hotel is now open. 'What Is the Best Remedy For ) i Constipation? ** -4 This is a question asked us many time® each day. The answer is We guarantee them to be satisfactory to you. Sold only by us, 10 cents. F L. Hoch.

The West Eiid J. T. Wes bright and er, '3 s.' Elizabeth .ro . ;i- end d rhei ' tone. Hi ■fl -<i . * oyet u . Elklmr , fine . ,Mi>. Vt-ru Brghlvi «-»<» ib«- tu <»i Win, Nice tear North Web*ie'. John Willani intent rhe first of last week at Elkhart with Tom Willard and family. Jess Darr’s three children have the whooping cough and chicken pox. Mrs. Goldie McNees and children and Mrs. Jess Jarrett were guests of D. C. Edgell, Thursday. Mrs. Bessie Cook, of South Bend, spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Harry Vorhis underwent an operation at the Goshen hospital, Monday. Miss Cora Conolly who has been in very poor health was removed to an Indianapolis hospital. Miss Etta Crowl who has been very ill in the past four months, is in a grave condition. Ester Vail, Emmet Weaver and wife, and Mrs. Elva Doll and son were the guests of T. S. Sheffield, Sunday afternoon. Won’t Bother Fishing The Syracuse Civic League, we are told, was organized for one purpose only, a big worthy purpose which has already been fulfilled. It is not now bothering itself with anyone’s fiishing pleasures, or law for your neighbor’s chickens. There is some work to be done to improve the business conditions as well as the moral and we ought to cultivate a larger spirit of real brotherhood rather than a spirit of unmanly bickering in order to bring about the better things. Brissel May Be Released The court has been asked to; parole James Brissel, of Syracuse, i vsffio is serving a sixty-five days’ i sentence in the county jail for violation of the liquor laws. Brissel has served four weeks of his sentence, and Judge Bowser has taken the matter of the parole under advisement, The “wet” goods taken in a raid on Brissel’s ' hotel at Syracuse is still in the jail, and probably will be destroyed W edhesday Evangelical Church Bible school at 9.30 •At 11:00 the annual G. A. R. memorial services will be held, the { sermon to be preached by the J pastor. The pastors and congrega-; tions of the several churches and the public in general is requested ' to attend. Preaching in the evening at 7:30 Buys Lake Lots " Elmer E. Apperson has purchased the lots between the Honeywell and Conrad cottages and will undoubtedly build a fine summer home. Smoke Consumer Needed There is some talk of asking the town board to compel Marshall Hire to put a smoke consumer on his auto truck.

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jwhli SILENT SALESMAN I gWKRI wA LL API? p A_p E R The Quality Drug Store R. J. DREW, jProprietor - - Syracusln di ana ° 1 NINETEEN FIFTEEN ANNOUNCEMENT H ■■■■—■ t: The illustration above is a sac simile reproduction of our 1915 Silent U Salesman Book, containing a few samples of ottr new, up to-the-minute >« ►; wall decorations. « . We wish to announce that we havee received our complete stock of 2 1915 wall papers. Every paper shown in this book was expressly designed h and manufactured for the 1915 season, and every one of the papers repre- § seats the latest and most advanced ideas, both in design and coloring. We have a limited number of tfiese books on hand. If you will call H at the store we shall be glad to give you one free of charge. Or if inconH venient to call, drop us a card, or phone, and we will send or mail one to g you. H If you find what you want in the book, send us your order by mail, or g phone, or come in and see us. We can deliver goods in the country by H parcel post. Our service is quick and satisfying. However, if you will call at the store we will show you the paper in the roll, which is the ideal way to make a selection. If you do not see what you want in the book, £ by all means come to the store, because we are sure to have it in stock. 2 Our direct connection with one of the largest manufacturers in the 2 United States gives you an opportunity t’o choose from the most exclusive it selection in this town, and in fact, no better selection is oftered in the j; leading decorative establishments of the large cities. 2 Limited space prevents us from/ outlining herein specific schemes of 3 decoration. However, we desire to call yqur special attention to the fact H that we have nrifede a study of this branch of our pusiness, and in addition, U we are in constant touch with the Art Department of the factory above referred to. This service is entirely free and places you under no obligation H whatever. We solicit your consideration on the basis that we are prepared to y furnish the highest quality, the lowest prices, the quickest ’service, and the g greatest variety, of any wall paper stoae in this vicinity. :: THE ROYAL STORE o < ► First Door East of Bank o - o o ;; Smart New Styles In !’ r Hats and Caps o <» o We have another shipment in of o fresh, new, latest style hats for o Men Boys and Children. o o D Men’s Kingsbury Hats, in the newest and nobbiest spring styles and most popular colors, steel, pearl and brown. Cannot be out classed. Our prices are the lowest. Our line of straw < ( hats consist of the newest blocks and shapes at money saving prices. o o We have a splendid showing of Childrens Rah Rah < J hats in Felt, Crash, Silk and Straw. o We have a dandy line of Men’s and Ladies’ Silk, White Felt <! and Crash Hats just what you will like to keep your head cool. Another lot of those beautiful Silk Waists for 0 Ladies at SI.OO o v .