The Syracuse Journal, Volume 20, Number 14, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 4 August 1927 — Page 8

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS I State of Indiana. Kosciusko County, as: In the Kosciusko Circuit Court. April Term. 1927. WAWASEE CEDAR CHEST COMPANY vs. CHARLES F. FITZSIMONS Complaint No. 16998. Now* comes the Plaintiff, by Brubaker t Rockhill, its attorneys, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit Os a competent person that said defendant, Charles F. Fitasimons is not a resident of the 'State of Indiana; that said action is on account and that said non-resident is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore her. by riven sal I defendant. > last named, that unless he be and appear on the 19th day <f the next term of the Kosciu-Jco Circuit Court, being the 26th day of September. 1927. to be holden on the first Monday of September. A. D. 1927. at the Court House in Warsaw, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the sanv will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness whereof. I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at the office of the Clerk thereof. In the City) of Warsaw. Indiana, this 27th day of July. A- D. 1927. (SEAL) RUSSELL H. BUTLER. Clerk Kosciukso Circuit Court. 14-3 t.

;; Classified Ads <■ ! t . Classified advertising is ac- '' - < > -cepted at the rate of 5 cents < > •< J a line for each insertion. A o , . booking and collection fee of !?' < > 10 cents will be added for a <. ]* ' charged account: no account £ < > will be charged for less than ] J < * 25 cents for a single item. <» vboowoaseeeeeeeeooeaaeaa FOR SALE—7-room house on Main Street. C. R. Hoilett. 9-ts PUBLIC TYPEWRITING—Letters, sermons, abstracts or anything that you may want typed. Miss Foster, South Huntington Street, near depot. Phone 844. 11-ts . PLACARDS -"For Sale," “Furnished Rooms for Rent” and "Lots for Sale," printed on heavy cardboard are carried in stock at the Journal office. The price is 10c each. CARDBOARILAII kinds of cardboard, suitable for drawing and maps, for sale at the Journal office, PENNY PADS—Merchants and mechanics use them for notes and figuring. Size 3x6 inches. Journal office. OFFICE SUPPLlES—Typewriter ribbon, carbon paper, typewriter paper, cardboard, blotting, etc,, for sale at the Journal office.

See DWIGHT MOCK for Vulcanizing and Meno Welding South Side Lake Wawasee on cement Road. Phone 504 Syracuse TO BRETZ FOR GLASSES ®z® OPTOttTRIST COSHEN. INDIANA. Over Miller’s Shoe Store Alliece Shoppe PERMANENT WAVING And all Kinds of Beauty Work Phone 933 for Appointments Goshen Indiana Spohn Building Floors Sanded and RGlinished' painting and decorating J. C. Abbott Phone “34 Syracuse. Ind. ORVfIL 6. GfIRR Funeral Director Ambulance Service Syracuse, Indiana. Telephone 75 GEO. L XANDERS ’ Attorney-at-Law Settlement <rf JBatntea. Opinion* on Title* Fire and Other Insurance 0 Ind I “ HBWfi *oo* | ■

CIRCUS AT ELKHART j Circus fans and enthusiasts are keenly interested in the forthcoming exihibitions in Elkhart on August 10 of the HagenbeckWallace Circus, known as the foremost trained wild animal show in the universe. Many folks from this community are making arrangements to attend the big circus, as HagenbeckWallace universally is known for its high-class performance. Hagenbeck-Wallace comes this year with an entirely new program from the grand and glittering opening spectacle, "The Geisha” to the closing finale. "Blazing - Glory.” Several hundred people appear in “The Geisha.” which is from the pen of Rex Deßoselli, noted moving picture author and director. A small fortune has been expended in the purchase and wardrobe costumes from leading New York and Tokio firms, while singers of* note will have the principal roles • Clyde Beatty, Bob McPherson} and Capt. Bernard are a fpv of the famous trainers that will subjugate the jungle beasts in< the steel arena. Beatty will work a mixed group of lions and} tigers, numbering over a twenty. ; while McPherson will handle sis- j teen ferocious Siberian tigers. Another mixed group of pumas. ; leopards, bears and hyenas will! be put thru their paces by Ber-J nard. Many other wild animal numbers will be presented, as' well as displays by domestic beasts. Prominent arenic features include the Orrin Davenport Troupe of Equestrians and the: Ward Kimball Family of Flyers, | The Davenports are rated amongj the first American riders, while j the Ward-Kimballs are direct from a successful tour of Europe. Other aerialists of note are the Martin Sisters, the Sylvester Trio and the Steele Sisters. Fifty clowns, exactly that number, will scamper about the hippodrome track. o The situation in China has re-' solved itself into a struggle between six or seven war lords for personal power regardless of the welfare of the nation. It is said that each one has his own personal observers in the headquarters of opponents, but despite this precaution treachery runs rampant. * o Fraulein Thea Rasche. the >German girl who is in the United States to fly her little airplane cannot understand why it should cause any particular interest. She seems to be of the “Lindy” type.

| HUDSON’S | | August Specials I CREPE NIGHTGOWNS DRESS FLANNEL j SI.OO Each $1.19 Yard Ladies’ crepe nightgowns in Washable flannel for new | sizes 16 and 17. Only SI.OO dresses. In all new colors. | each. ENGLISH PRINTS CURTAIN SCRAM i 25c Each 25c Yard New patterns and colors just With border hemstitched on J arrived. Yard wide. each side. 25c yard. . _ : FANCY PILLOJVS HIRE SILK HOSE SI.OO Each SI.OO Pair Hair stuffed pillows with fan- An extra value chiffon or ser- || cy leatherette coverings. vice weight. '■ . ' t 11 ‘ PEPPERELL SHEETS NEW’ BED SPREADS $1.25 Each $3.9* Each Full size 81x90 inch bleached Fkncy colored Rayon bed d pepperell sheets. spreads. Large size. LUNCH CLOTHS DRESS PERCALES $1 JO Each 15c Yard Pure linen fancy lunch cloths. Neat patterns and very good j 36 or 44 inches square. quality 36 inch percales. » r DRENS GINGHAMS LADIES’ CLOTH 12jc Yard 21c Yard 32 inches wide, fast colors and Yard wide fine white cloth for i neat patterns. ladies’ undergarments. N«W SHIRTING SIMMER FABRICS 39c Yard 25c Yard New silk striped fancy shirt- Large assortment of extra ? ing for men’s shirts. good quality summer fabrics. | I 111 II 111111 l I - IMMHWyI

11 I ! HOUSEHOLD HINTS i ‘"77 ' ' i Good corn bread can be made with either sweet or sour milk, i Whipped cream is not only a pleasantly luxurious addition to a dessert, but a food in itself. It; is not needed after a rich hearty dinner, but is appetizing; and su‘ able after the lighter type cf meals served in the summer time. When steaming a pudding in a coffee can, the lid must be securely fastened on. but if a small hole is pierced in the top to let the steam escape there will be less need of tying the lids on and the pudding will not become too moist. Specialists have found that the meat proteins not only have as high food value when eaten in a mixed diet as 'when eaten alone, but they greatly increase ! the nutritive value of the cereal ior vegetable proteins. Thus the ; proteins in the bread of a ham sandwich become more nutri- ; tious w hen eaten in comb:nation with the meat. Cottage cheese is high in food value. It contains all the constituents of milk, excepting the cream. Like milk, cottage cheese ; is a source of protein, wh-ch is used to build and repair body ! tissue. There are many dishes which can be made with cottage 1 cheese. Cottage cheese served plain is especially pleasing in summer. Many people like it with rich cream, and a little salt or with cream and sugar. Sour | cream, or melted butter, improi ves the flavor of cottage cheese, i and increased the food value. | Cottage cheese makes a delicious sandwich filling, especially for the picnic season of the year. For sandwiches, moisten the cheese with sweet cream , and flavor it with a little chopped parsley, chopped or sliced olives, sliced celery, pi men toes, horseradish, Spanish onions pickles, or nuts. Some people like the fla- > vor of caraway seeds in cottage cheese. This spread is equally good on White bread, rye bread, nut bread, or brown bread. - I The origin of our jury system with its “twelve good men and true” is so ancient that historians have been unable to agree on time or place. In England and Scotland arbitration is rapidly taking the place of jury trials, and judging from the sneers jeers and ridicule heaped on its hoary head by jerirts and business men. it will not be many years until it will be abolished in the United States. ' i | ' i

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QUAIL AND RABBITS Reports to the offices of the conservation department indicate an unusually large number of quail and rabbits. Motorists driving Hoosier highways say that at night some of the traffic lanes are literally alive with young rabbits that scurry to cover as the cars approach. Practically every section where quail customarily are found reports many covers and at the close of a tranquil summer day when a mid-season sun gently glides down l>eyond the distant horizon, this great game bird’s penetrating call may be heard on every side as he whistles merrily from meadow and golden yellow wheat field. In late years land owners have learned that it is not the legal hunting that decimates the quail crop; rather the cold icy winters when shelter and food are problems To aid in the pernetuat’on of this bird many land owners provide sanctuary by leaving a brush pile in fence comers and they also see the birds are fed and watered during such times when the elements prevent their natural hunting for food by reason of deep snow or ice-encased landscapes. o — •"Avigator” is another new word that must be added to your dictionary. Navigator applies to navigation of the water, and avigation to navigation of the air.

Beginning Thursday Morning A Combination Clearance and Change of Policy Sale That Surpasses All Previous Price Cutting Events - . , . -

Men’s Lisle Dress Sox Pair Uc Men’s Heavy Blue Overalls and Jackets sl-50 value 8»c Men’s .Wide Web Garters 15c Men’s Work Trousers $2.50 value $1.39 Big Yank SI.OO Work Shirts 75c Rockford Wprk Sox pair 9c Boy’s Sport Shirts and Blouses 39c Men’s Fancy Dress Sox 50c value 29c Men’s Silk Knit Ties 75c values 29c Men’s Ribbed Underwear SI.OO Quality 59c Bow Ties 19c Everyday Straw Hats 15c One Lot Men’s Sweaters Sizes 35 aad 36 only $6.95

POULTRY DEMONSTRATIONS . V- ] t A number of Poultry Brood- : ’ ing Result Demonstrations have! been held in Porter county, I among which was one on the} * farm of Frank Nicholson. In . ‘’this demonstration, 1900 pure-;] * I bred white Leghorns chicks hat-', ched April 1, were used. These,] t chicks were fed on the Purdue ‘ all mash ration, ranged on clean J I grounds, chicks of different hat- ' _ches brooded separately and ' 'icockerels were separated from;, ' nulle+s as soon as recognized, ij ' Mr. Nicholson gave a complete; '.demonstration of the methods' • used and showed his new poul-; j try house built on plans fur-i i nished by Purdue. He stated his| ,; loss in chicks had been slightly, I j over 4 per cent and was loud in I j j h«c p'-’use of all mash chick ration. On June 7, a similar meet-1 * ing. attended by 75 people, was ' he’d on the farm of Miss Frieda ’ Heimberg. who previous Vo at- ' tending the Poultry School at . Valparaiso in March had been > brooding chicks with hens in old ' lots. At the school. Miss Heim- ’ berg was enrolled as a demon- ‘ strator. She used in her work . 750 pure bred Rhode Islandi chicks hatched April 16 and brooded with artificial heat in a new Purdue house using the ' Purdue all mash ration. On the ' same day, a similar- demonstra--5 tion was completed by Mrs. Her--1 man Olson with 450 White Leg- * horns. She used the five essentials recommended by County j

— i s Low Prices in Every Department Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Their quality needs no explanation. These values talk for themselves. Values to $45 ] Values to SSO $27.75 . $34-75 One Full Rack of Fine Suits Palm Beach Two-Piece Suits Values to $35.00 Values to sl6-95 SIOJS Boy’s Clothes Priced to go One Lot of Boy’s Knicker Suits Boy’s 4-piece Suits all-wool Siyes 15 to 18 only Fancy fabrics Many fine serges and tu eeds Sizes 6 to 12. $lO values $1.98 $5.95 —(_ Student Suits Boy’s Silk and Wool Fnncy ’ Sizes 12 to. 18 1 Slipover Swenters I Two long pants Qf $14.95 Men’s and Boy’s Tennis Shoes Boy’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords $1.50 values $1.95 89c L. SIMON ca Goshen, Indiana ■; —JI

Agent Steward Learning and reports a loss of 8 per cent, mostly from over crowding. M ILL LINDBERGH GET IT’ Seventeen years ago Ed Howe, a newspaperman of Atchinson, Kan., wrote that whenever anyone made a flight across the Atlantic he could come to his office and collect $1,000,000. He thought such an event impossible. The years went on without anyone attempting to collect and Howe soon forgot that he ever made such a promise. - ' Now, however, he finds that he owes, “Lucky” Lindbergh” the million. Lindbergh hasn’t been around to collect yet because Howe hasn’t invited him to, but the newspaperman promises, in the event he makes a million from the autobiography he is writing that he will pay Colonel Charlie. o_ The Journal 52 times a vear for $2.

THE MAN BEHIND The camera is as important as the sitter in front of the camera. Appreciating this, our best efforts are always at the disposal of our patrons. The Schnabel Studio Over Baker’s Drag Store ' GOSHEN. INDIANA

Hot Weather Suits and Underwear \ KUPPENHEIMER and MICHAEL-STERN CLOTHES KOHLER & CHAMPION 112 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana REX WINTER INCLOSURES, AUTO TOPS, SLIP COVERS, BODY UPHOLSTERING, TRUCK TOPS, SEAT CUSHIONS, TIRE COVERS, HOOD COVERS RADIATOR COVERS, Goshen Amo Top and Trimming GoGOSHEN, INDIANA The Leather Goods Store HARNESS AND ROBES Trunks, Traveling Bags, ladies* Hand Bags and Small Leather Goods Phone 86 115 E. Lincoln Ave. Goshen, Ind.

| Boy’s Fancy Slipover Sweaters 98c Shoe Bargains Galore Canvass Slippers. Out they go 49c Men’s Solid Leather Work Shoes $1.65 Children’s Oxfords sizes 5f to 11 98c Ladies’ New Novelty Dress Pumps and Slippers Values to $5.00 $2.95 One Lot of Men’s Fine Shoes and Oxfords broken sizes Values to $7.50 . $2.49 One Lot of Ladies’ Pumps and Strap Slippers, five styles, but not all sizes 98c Trouser Values Seldom Sera Fine eassimeres, light flannels, wool worsteds, a large selection of beautiful patterns. Values up to SBJO $4.95