The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 16, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1929 — Page 4

Bachman’s II7E wish to thank our many * F patrons in the sale of our Good, Fresh Candy last Saturday. We were very much pleased with the volume of our sales, and have the satisfaction of knowing . that our customers were equally well pleased.’ This Sale Will Be Continued This Week Until Saturday Evening at 10:00 o’clock) when in accord with our previous announcement, the drawing of the 1930 Model Portable Phonograph will take place.

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•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : Sale Starts j : Saturday, : : August 17 i Hosiery ’ X / a V! I ■ V /'/ w ... r ■ ■ MW \ |||r i Jgg\ \ [\ Silk Hose \A \ fl Everybody knows what a splendid hose Bobolink is—all of the leading shades this sale, single pair ... 89c 2 pairs for 51.69 RING TlNG—full fashioned, our special $1.50 hose —alf the good shades, this sale, single pr 2 pairs .. .... 52.65 Our NEVER DARN— silk and Rayon hose, looks as good and wears as good as some SI.OO hose, single pair this sale 54C 2 pairs 95C Children’s School Hose Two good shades of tan, reinforced knee, heel and toe, special this sale only, — sizes up to 7.1 ... 15c 7| to size 19C THIS MERCHANDISE WILL BE ON SALE IN OUR SYRACUSE — AND — NORTH WEBSTER STORES

WHERE we attended the 7Sth Anniversary Celebration of Carson-Pirie-Scott & Co., Wholesalers, Chicago, where we, as old customers, were invited to take part. Due to their tremendous distributing power through twenty thousand retail stores, and their desire to * make their Diamond Anniversary an event long to be remembered, they have given us some real worth-while values to pass on to you. Coats Sewing Thread Special Broom Prices 3-5 c Spools 12c A good 50c broom for 25c 3- 10c Spools _24c , with a $2.00 purchase of other merchandise

Table Oil Cloth Fancy patterns and plain white, usual width, first quality, this bale, only 26C yd. Iced Tea Glasses leavy and light weight—special price fox' this sale only 6OC doz

Print Materials Very attractive patterns, our 30c printguaranteed colors, light and dark patterns this sale only, the yard ....25C Our 25c print and percale, handsome patterns and colors, tub fast, this sale only j;he yard : 20c 50 value broadcloth, delightful patterns, last colors, this sale only, yard 29C

Beech and Sport Coats FOR LADIES Striking colors and patterns —• well made, fast colors—--81.25 82.00 83.00 83.98 up to 812.50

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THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL REPUBLICAN Published every Thursday at Syracuse, Indiana. Entered as second-class matter on May 4th. 1908. at the postoffiee at Syracuse, Indiana, under the Act of Congress of March 3rd. 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, in advance ’ .5'2.00 Six months 1-00 Three monthsso Single Copies 05 JOHN F. HERMAN Editor anti Publisher Thursday, August 15, 1929 “I know not what the truth may be, I tell it as 'twas told to me.”—Editor. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martin of Milford spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Darr. F. R. Angel, of Blue Island, 111. spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Rebecca Searfoss. Miss Hattie Mitchell of Stanley. Wis., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Klink. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burket attended the Messer-Smith reunion in South Bend, Sunday Mrs. Pandora Beamer, Mrs. Sita Morrill, Chinook Gaskins, Nellie Bowman spent Friday afternoon in Syracuse shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nicolai of north of town spent Sunday 'evening with Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Meek. Mrs. Joe Ruch and baby son returned to their home in Milford Monday after having spent the past four weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fos- ■ ter. ■

Cotton Crepe White, pink, peach and rose colors—this is a 25c value and will be sold for that after this sale if any is left, the yd. 18C Comfort Challis Fine quality, colors and patterns 36 inch width—this sale only

•Bloomers Ladies small, medium and large Rayon Bloomers, assorted colors, special this sale only ,the pair—--59c Women’s Athletic Suits Values up to $2.00, in all sizes, this sale only 81.00

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Mrs. A. G. Fredericks of Los j Angeles, Calif., is visiting her cunt, Mrs. Josephine Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meek of Warsaw and Mrs. John Hoover of l.essburg spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Meek. F. R. Angel of Blue Isand. 111., spent Sunday night and Monday with his sister, Mrs. Will Darr and husband. Mr .and Mrs. Roy Schultz of (lary spent Saturday night with ; his parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz. Mrs. Perry Foster spent from Friday until Monday in Avilla; and attended the Homecoming there Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gants left . Sunday for Dixon, 111., where, they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Milo Vorhis. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stookey and | mother, Ina Gilbert and Mary i Kincaid motored to Detroit and across the river to Windsor, Canada, Sunday. Mrs. Jerry Hammon, Mrs. Rosa Lepper, Mrs. Inez Sellers and Mrs. Rosa Bartholomew attended the meetings at the Epworth Forest, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fields of [Silver City, N. M., returned home ; Monday after spending some time with her parents, Mr. and ■ Mrs. Roy Riddle. Miss Helen Evans of Walton. Ind., spent Friday and Saturday of last week with Miss Ruth Blanchard. Miss Evans was a college chum of Miss Blanchard’s. Miss Blanche Sprague who has been living with her sister, Mrs. Agnew ,of Omaha, Neb., for some time past has been quite ill and is in the St. Katherine hospital, at Omaha. The Epworth League Institute has been in full swing this week at North Webster. About 2200 young people are registered. This institute is now the largest of its kind in the world.

Curtain Material We have a few pieces of scrim and curtain materials ranging in price from 15c to 25c that we throw out for this sale at—10c yd.

Wash Dresses REGULAR $2.00 VALUES Beautiful tub fast prints, some has short sleeves, others no sleeves, conservative styles and others with a lot of snap and whoopee—be sure to see these dresses 81.59 We will have some real values for you in Ladies Dresses at SI.OO

Women’s Gowns PORTO RICOIAN Hand embroidered, soft nainsook, in assorted colors and sizes. These are wonderful values and you will want more than one when you see them —for this sale only, each 59c and 75c

Mrs. Hovarter and Lida Davis spent Sunday night with Hershel Pressler and family at Fairfield Center. Mrs. Frank Todd returned to I her home in Chicago Thursday I after spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Elmer McGarity. Mrs. Henry Mathews and Mrs. Eli Grissom spent Friday with Mrs. Dick Stalkburger in Milford. Lucy Clayton is spending a few days with her uncie, Roy Clayton, and family, of Detroit, Michigan, who are spending their vacation at Dewart Lake.} Friday evening guests of Mrs. Katherine Mabie were her sis- | f er and mother. Miss Minnie Lloyd and Mrs. Wm. Lloyd, of InI dianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Graham of Warsaw. Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Bingi hampton, N. Y., Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Armstrong. He left Wednesday for an engagement in Michigan. Miss Ruth Blanchard and Miss Helen Evans, of Walton, Indiana, spent Thursday in Elkhart with a former friend and room-mate; Miss Alice Hostetler. The occasion was planned in honor of the approaching marriage of Miss Hostetler. Mrs. V. L. Pierce and little son i Bobbie of Oklahoma City, spent I the week with Mr. and Mrs Harry Mann. Mrs. Mann and son Jackie are returning to Oklahama with them for an indefinite; i stay. She will visit her father [and two brothers. E. A. Richhart and family, Ad Farley and family, Mr. Kaiser of Elkhart. Earnest Rich hart, Jr., of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schultz of Gary, C. J. Kline and family and Mrs. Byron Connolly and little son Jimmie, enjoyed a picnic dinner at Oakwood Park. Sunday.

GRIEGER’S GROCERY] A HOME OWNED STORE | — | Offers These Specials on Saturday, August 17th ? — 2 T Sugar - - - Phone 15 or 68 Saturday $ Perfect Coffee, pound4Bc | Macaroni on Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. 23c | Pickles, full qt., sweet-sourdill 24c £ Bottle caps, grossl9c | Rice Flakes, 2 pkgs.24c | Post Toastie, 2 large22c ? Peaches, 2 large cans44c $ Fig Bars, 2 pounds24c < . D f < Announcement Because of many calls we have put 1 in stock a full line of Chase & Sanborn § Coffee and Teas TRADE AT HOME OWNED STORES 3

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• •••••<>••••••••••••••••••••• : Sale Ends • • : Saturday, j : : August 24 • : • : Men’s Hose 15c values, black and brown, a J big special at IOC pr. • Men’s fancy hose, Rayon plat- • ed, good looking patterns, mer- Z cerized cotton ribbed top, a reg- • ular 50c value .... 35c Two other special values, fancy • socks .... 2OC and 25C pr. I • Handkerchiefs : Wonderful values in Men’s and J Boy’s colored woven borders and • plain white. This is the time to • lay in a supply for school— J 5c —lO c Z Men’s : Work Shirts : A good weight, blue chambray, well made and full cut .. 65c Boy’s School • Caps j Fine wool suitings,— snappy Z styles and patterns, unusual val- J ues— "* ; si.oo :

THIS MERCHANDISE MILL BE Z ON SALE IN OUR SYRACUSE Z — AND — • NORTH WEBSTER STORES •

Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell and Mrs. Alice Darr spent Tuesday evening with Omar Darr and family. Finley Whitmer of Colorado and Logan Juday of Elkhart were Sunday morning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Meek. Mrs. Russell Hinderer and children, Nelson and Sarah Jane, returned Tuesday from a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levinson of Chicago. The Arcola Orchestra who were spending the week end at Dewart Lake, came in and surprised Lida Davis and sister, Mrs. Ollie Hovarter with some fine music Saturday night. They were Mrs. Roy Laney, orchestra leader, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cook and son Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sitton and son Max, Howard Moore. Earl Caston, Jack Long, Edward Pilars and Everett Swineheart. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Klink entertained at a family gathering Sunday their home, his mother, Mrs. Louise Klink, and sister. Miss Alice Klink, Mr. and Mrs Volley Rockey, Mr. and Mrs. Pau!! Rockey and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Alferd Currey, all of Eden, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mock and family of North Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kink and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Klink and daughter Beverly.

For SaleModern home—comer Main and Boston streets. Sell very reasonable. J. D. Wilt ■□■□■□■□■cici August Sale Greatly Reduced Prices TRUNKS - TRAVELING BAGS - SUIT CASES - HAT BOXES - LADIES HAND BAGS - PURSES - BRIEF CASES - PORTFOLIOS - WALLETS - BILL FOLDS - UMBRELLAS - OVER NIGHT AND WEEK-END CASES. . Some fitted with Toilet Articles As low as $8.75 SUIT CASES and HAT BOXES that carry dresses on. hangers and has separate space for shoes and hats AUTOMOBILE CASES that will hold as much as a trunk ALL GREATLY REDUCED! Bay your school luggage now! The Leather Goods Store 113 E Lincoln St GOSHEN