The Syracuse Journal, Volume 20, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1927 — Page 7

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WHAT b bebeved to b« the tint retail automobile aab ever made by intematk«al tele phone wm cioeed recently by the Garber Buick Company when A. F. Penoycr. talesman, eold a car to • pccepect in Landon by telephone from Saginaw. Michigan. The purchaser of the car b R. C. Modey of Morley Brothers Whobaab Hardware Company, who wag in Ragland on a bunnesa trip at the time. Ptnoyer. an enterpri- » salesman, burned that the head a Morley concern was to talk from London to the directors of hb firn pea y at a certain hour, and he

Jet White Groceteria SYRACUSE. INDIANA SERVE YOURSELF AND PAY LESS SUGAR Si 1» 65c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 15e KITCHEN .KLEANSER. 2 CANS He 7 BROOMS. EXTRA GOOD, EACH 37c PEACHES Kr rc. c ™ 49c SWANSDQWN FUH R, PKG. 32c QUART SWEET PICKLES 35c PEANUT BI TTER PT. J AR 23c JKLLO « ASSORTED FLUORS, 3 PKGS. 25c SOAP L*.lo 37c PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 BARS 23c MUSTARD, FULL QUART lS|r FLOUR. COLUMBIA CITY, 24< LB. SACK 83c ~ frRGO STARCH. 3 POUNDS 23c If .1 fl-.*- Piece of Aluminum OQMother S UatS in every Package £SC ' mgr BRAN FLAKES, 2 PKGS. 23c ('OI.BY CREAM CHEESE. LB. 29e SILVER BAR CORN AND PEAS,’S CANS 25e BANANAS 3’’““'•2s c

made arrangements to be on hand. “Hello. Mr. Morley,- said Penoyer. “It seems good to hear your voice, even though you are a long way from home. I understand you are going to sail tomorrow. Before you left we tried to get your approval on one of our new Buick Country Chib coupes. I would Hke tn have one of these cars trimmed and equipped for you when you arrive home After a short dbeuanon of terms, Morley gave the order for the car. He then talked for a moment with Guy Garber, Buick distributor b Sagmaw.

Correspondence i Neighborhood | WHITE OAK Tilman Coy was in Goshen Wedn»3sday. Mrs. Gertie Wyley and family spent Tuesday night in South Bend. Preaching services Saturday night and Sunday morning at Concord. The Concord Ladies Aid will neet with Mrs. Chester Stiffler Thursday. Mr. end Mrs. Chester Stiffler spent Sunday evening with the I'll nan Coy family. Mrs Harry Mann and son of Syracuse sper t t Sunday at the Charley Parson home. Mrs. Rebecca Dewart and son Lester spent Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs. Bert ran Whit?herd. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dewart and family of M’lford spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs J. A. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bucher and family and Tobias Fike spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Dewart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathews of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs of Elkhart, were guests of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Mathews. Those who were guests of Mr. and Mrs Guy Fisher Sun.’ay were Rev. Groves and wife of Logansport and Mr. and Mis. Lawience Dewart. WEST END Mrs Manley Deejter is in very ill health. Mrs. Neva Niles spent Tuesday in Goshen. Mrs Alva Crowl is very ill w ith lung trouble. Floyd Berkey and children have the measles. B. H. Doll calVd on Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Weaver Saturday afternoon Rov Niles and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claud;'* Niles. Mrs. Anna Neff and Mrs. Joe Hartsaugh spent Thursday with Mrs. W!m. IL Weybright. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Middleton of Elkhart are the parents of a daughter, Romona Jean. born Sunday q|t the Gcshen hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zolmon of Three Rivers. Mich , Mr. and Mrs. j H. L. Sheffield of Mishawaka, and Eldon Lutes were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Sheffield.

NEW TYPE ENGINE The Department of Commerce has leceived information from . the trade comimission at Sidney. Australia, to the effect that an Australian engineer has invented as- internal combustion engine circular in shaps, and has neither crankshaft, connecting rods, camshaft. valves, or riming gears. It consists of a set of six cylinders, piston pins, and movable cylinder head. It is dawned to be a gas turbine and takes up only 1-5 erf space as compared to the present engine. It is capable of developing tremendous speed at a very low gas consumption. It has coil ignition and only one plug lead The fuel is sprayed to each cylinder through a very small jet under pressure erf W pounds per square Inch, and is regulated by piston movement. A most interesting part about this turbine is that it can be started on one cylinder and as more power is needed extra cylinders can be brought into operation by a simple hand control. The inventor believes it will make the present standard motor engine obsolete. KEEP ZINC. FROM FOOD Liquid foods including buttermilk, mific, cider, and other fruit juices should not be allowed to stand even a short rime in a galvanized iron vessel, nor should such a utensil be in making preserves, jellies; etc. The zinc used in galvanizing will dissolve and give food an unpleasant taste and may cause sudden and intense illness. The Blaekaller Players will present “Hiat’s My Baby." aho Viola Dana in “Kosher Kitty Kelly.” another Irish-Jew comedy at Crystal, Ugonier, this Friday.

gfih. Check that Cold There’s relief 1 in this ZTx F\\ Acetal RiNMUBatiMBI NmhM*. Sciatica; <1 vX\ Lambada, Headac!*. 8«a colds may lead to serious orgaide diseases. 'Ai tha first symotwns. take Dr. Miles’ Aspir-Mint. It expensive Bta-Jfc -4 Me Dr. MO- Madieal Caoßay, E&hart, ladiaaa

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I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | (By H. C. Frazer) Papakeechie Corporation t o Wm. H. and Gertrude R. Braker, lot 9. subd. 1. Papakeechie. S7OO. Haines Egbert to Chester R. Leas, j acre, section 9, Turkey Creek township, $75. Papakeechie Corporation t o Michael and Clara Brucks, lot 42. s'jbd. 4, Papakeechie, $350. Ida E. Schrom to Clyde and Mabel Delano, lot 76. subd. 5, Papakeechie, S6OO. Robert E. Pletcher to E.’w>rd L. Hay. lot 3, Ketring’s ad, Syracuse. sl. * —o . INDIANA UNIVERSITY NEWTS Freshman Week will be observed at Indiana University next fall. September 7-12. Registration and payment of fejs for all students will begin September 12 and class recitations will start two days later A free dance, an all-university sing, a Bi? Ten baseb 11 game, a varsity track meet, a barbecue, class reunions, a student dramatic production and other attractions are on the Alumni Day program at Indiana University, June 4. An autnmat’c pistol, good wishes and advice to “shoot first” were presented to Mrs. L. D. EcF’e by her friends at Indiana University recently. Her husband. who has been a member of the faculty at the state school for the past four years, has accepted a position on th? faculty of the University of Chicago. ' Two antique p>anos are the start of an instrument museum being planned at Ind’ana University. One is one so the first pianos brought west of the Alleghanies, being brought down the Ohio River on a flat boat in 1823, and th|» other is one of the earliest pianos made in America. The annual summer session of Indiana University will open the week of June 9 and. an enrollment of more than 1800 is expected The eMit weeks’ session will close August 5. A special three-weeks’ session of selected intensive courses for teachers and graduate students will be conducted August 6-23.

CHEAPEST GASOLINE Americans not only get the cheapest gasoline in the world, but they get their gasoline more cheaply by comparison with the general structure of prices than any other staple of comparably wide use. Take your American dollar to Paris or Berlin, to Constantinople or Buenos Aires, to the City of Mexico or Shanghai, or Pekin or Timbuctoo, and you will get for it only a fraction as much gasoline as you w’ould get here in the United States at any filling station That is true because the industry here in America is incomparably more efficient than in any other country, and because it has always passed on to the consumer the benefits of improved processes and advanced methods in both production and distribution. - o “Tell It to the Mariaes” a dlent drama that thunders a message t<» all America with Lon Chaney at his greatest. See it at Crystal. Ligonier, next week. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 24, 25 and 26.

FIBRE FURNITURE Special Hight beautiful suites, personally selected fnmi the world’s most comprehensive display of fibre furniture at th? American Furniture Mart, were received this week. Prices range fromss&s6 to SKSM. You are invited to see them. Beckman’s

ARE YOU CAREFUL? It may astonish the housekeepers of this country to learn (that most fires occur in homes and that most fires start in kitchens. The loss and damage to homes in insured city dwellings amount to about $65,000,000 a year, a very large percentage being preventable. About 15.000 persons are burned to death each year in the United States, a majority of the victims being women and children. An educational leaflet issued by the National Board of Fire Underwriters observes that the numerous fatalities due’ to carelessness in handling of matches, gas, kerosene, gasoline, electrical attachments and numerous other articles, make it astonishing that any sensible woman would use kerosene or gasoline to accelerate a sluggish fiifet o Tie verdict in the Snyder-Gray murder case at Ln'.g Idai.t' City mce* public approval generally While most people are opposed to death sentences there are crimes, so inhuman and brutal that execution seems to be a mild retribution. And this was one of them. o They're first to fight, and they'll be first in your heart when you see “Tell It to the Marines." at Crystal. Ligonier, next week Tuesday, We’nesday and Thursday, May 24. 25 and 26. n : A classified ad will sell it. |

ARROW / the 6KEATEST/ AUCTION SALEt >7 I £V£/? HELD IN THIS COUNTRyI Will Your Name Be Written Here? The names of the high bidders and next high bidders will be posted at each Red Arrow Place on day of the Red Arrow Auction, Saturday, May 21. The high bids will be publicly announceil at 3 p. m. o'clock at the Public Square. The Auction Blocks will be elet-ed against further bidding at 10 a. m. o'clock on May 21. | Thus is the FINAL WEEK for making your high bids on the Auction Articles now on display for the big Red Arrow Auction. Don t delay I Get in your bid NMIhV! Bids arp paid with Red Arrow Money. ============== . ' ' ' » . THE RED ARROW HUNT SATURDAY The Red Arrow Hunt starts next Saturday morning at eight o’clock. Each person who finds one of the Red Arrows will be given $5.00 in GoM. ( A description of each person who carries a Red Arrow (will be posted in each Red Arrow Place Saturctay. Get in the Hunt early. Old and young may take part. The finder of one Red Arrow will be barred frofcn other Hunts, LOOK! ORGANIZATIONS LOOK! 'A CASH PRIZE OF $50.00 IN GOLD will he given to the Organization that bids highest for it. This Gold will be sold in the third Red Arrofcv Auction which will be held Saturday, July 30. It wilt be sold just like any other Auction Article iuf Red Auctions. Any organization Ls eligible: church, sewing circle, aid society, Red Crow, Lodge, School (room or class), Athletic Team, ete. Other cash prizes will be offered to organizations in future Red Arrow Auctions so if your organization does not win the first time, it will have a start for n future Red Arrow Auction when cash will be offered organizations to bid on. HOW TO HELP YOUR ORGANIZATION RAISE ITS BID Each person who buys one of the Auction Articles in any Auction, wiH he given a “High Vodrher” for the amount paid. This “Voneher” may be given to an Organization. “Vouchers” may be used by Organizations just like Red Arrow Money to pay bid on Organization Prize. (A voucher will not he given an Organization for the payment of its bid.) RED ARROW PLACES OUR SLOGAN T QPken a Dollar t FOLLOW get a IcBfiAJLROW dollar beck THE The Royal Store Osborn & Son . Syracuse Electric Co. Hollett Motor Sales Thornburg Drug Co. Plan and Inst rue tiona copyrighted and Patented, Red Arrow Service Co., Springs idd, ill.

{KLINK BROS. | MEAT MARKET Special for Saturday 2 lbs. Lard, 25c a | Pork Chops 29c Sirloin and. Porter House 30e j Poik Roast 25c Beef Roast ...17c f Pork Shoulder Sliced ..25c Rib Boiling Beef | Pork Steak. Ik 35c jy b Roa>4 5 Sausage 25e Boned or Rolled ....23c | Hwobnrsw, lb. He I ? Half or Whole H»«i ~..53e g V ea l rheps 30c Empire Brisket Bacon 25c | Round Steak 25c Sliced Bacon ......35c. 50c DRESSED CHICKENS , u 1 « Compare the quality and prices.

ACCIDENTS The word "accident” by derivation means something which falls across.” Falls across what? Why, same orderly procedure! Accident implies an order violated. If there were no order in the world there would be no accidents, for 'all events would then be equally casual. Order mplies purpose. A bad adventure is one contrary to order and purpose. It results in an acci-

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