The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 18, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1929 — Page 5

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FOUR CORNERS Mesdames Fair and Bolens and son Qoite, Jr., of Ft. Wayne spent a few days with their cousin, Mrs. Crist Darr. Mr. and Mrs. James Myers were visitors at the Earl Ulery home of near-New Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Crist Darr spent Sunday with Dat Darr and family of near Mentone. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosen and two children of Chicago are vacationing in the homes of Frank 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 assß.7s 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! Buy your school luggage now! The Leather Goods Store 115 E. Lincoln St. GOSHEN

Maloy and Howard McSweeny. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hogue of South Bend called at the James Myers home Monday afternoon. Mesames Darr and Diethrick of Goshen called at the home of Geyer and Darr Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Myers spent Sunday afternono with Earl Ulerp of near New Salem. Mr. and Mrs. H. McSweeny entertained at supper the Mr. and Mrs. Rosen and two sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloy of Syracuse. Messrs and Mesdames Geyer, Bushong, Darr and Diethrick spent Tuesday evening at the Crist Darr cottage on Wawasee, where the enjoyed a birthday supper. Harold Swenson spent a few days at the lake last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cook and daughter, Cornelia. Hat Mitchel from Wisconsin spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson and son Harold. Mrs. Dennis and daughter Olive spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Swenson and son Harold. Mr. and Mrs.' J. Swenson and son Harold spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cook and daughter Cornelia. David Barker and wife and Charles Lung drove to Winchester, Ind., to attend the Barker family reunion. Over 125 took part in the celebration. They returned Monday evening byway of Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. John Porter and son, Sam, of Chicago, who has been visiting Mr .and Mrs. Porter of Lake street, returned to their home the end of last week. Guests of Mrs. J. E. Grieger who attended the fair at LaPorte today, were Mrs. Isobel Grieger, Mrs. Ed Holman, and Mrs. Sol Miller.

EAGERLY AWAITED ZEP DISAPPOINTS CROWDS Hundreds of people from Syracuse and vicinity were disappointed Wednesday, when the Graf Zeppelin, which they had hoped to see, changed from the course it was expected to take, and did not follow the air mail route near Benton. When the radio news from Chicago announced the big airship’s departure from there, late in the afternoon, cars laden with owners and their friends, drove rapidly to a point between Benton and Goshen, stopping one after the other, along the side of the road. In some places the machines were parked double and the occupants jumped out to have a better view of the sky. And then—cars began coming away from Goshen with the news that the Zeppelin had passed off to the north, over Michigan. there followed a starting of engines and turning of cars, to join in one long procession headed home. n A classified ad will sell it.

I He changed his mind with the Heating Plant A MAN WANTED TO SELL HIS HOUSE and ins ailed American Radiator Heating Equipment to lure someone into buying. But a luxurious new warmth crept into ■ every corner, and the house was suddenly a different place. HE CHAH6ED HIS MIND ABOUT SELLING* Your home too will acquire a comfort you have never known, if you install American Radiator Heating Equipment. The cost is low and the fuel economy high. Well be glad to make 9 liberal allowance on your old furnace. Less than $75 a room to install. Convenient payments, We guarantee all work C. W. HOWARD Syracuse, Ind. Phone 9 | School Supplies I I lit — ' I | The Rexall Store | 0 Includes Tablets. Note Books. Coin position Books, ®ul8 ers, Pencils, Erasers, and other items necessary when £ school opens next week; g I4ZZ moderately priced F. L. Hoch THE REXALL STORE Phone 18 Syracuse, Ind. g I I Bachman’s ? | Buy those school shoes here I I for $1.95 | (Reduced from $2.75 and $3.00) * • g I Here is a real bargain if you can | I find your size in the— | I 9C Pnivc of Strap Slippers | | 40 rairs and Oxfords I suitable for school wear. | Going on Sale Now! | l|. We have also | 1 Cut the Price | I of J s Batistes, Voiles, Piques, Fasheens, | | and Rayons in our i Clearance Sale of I Summer Dress Goods I so that you can save from 25c to I SI.OO on a dress

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FARMEJHR6EII (Confined from Page One) ces which is rapidly approaching the legal rate of interest: “If you. as a taxpayer, after due notice of time and place of meeting and of the intention to spend certain amounts of tax money for definite purposes, fail to attend this important meeting and question all items you do not understand, then your advisory board has a right to accept your absence as an approval of its appropriations and the necessary tax levies to meet them. “It is the rankest nonsense to say “its no use. to go because they’d do as they please anyway.” It is true you might be ignored, but it is very, very unlikely. “The trustee and his board are as human as you, and will welcome assistance in solving difficult and unpopular problems. If ignored or disregarded, you may then join with ten or more taxpayers who pay other than poll tax only and file an appeal to the state tax board for a review of the action of your advisory board. All said about township

trustees and advisory boards will apply with equal force to county officers and the county council,’ he asserts. j A friendly conference of taxpayers with the county council ' of Dubois county last September resulted in cutting the county, t a x budget $32,000. That committee of plain farmers,cut their tax bill SBB per day, a substantial item in. a daily tax bill of ! 81.496, according to news from Indianapolis. | Stating that an appeal to the state tax board in Pike County resulted in a cut of $25,000 off the county budget, a matter of, j S6B per day reduction in county government costs, Mr. Taylor

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asks this question: “Isn’t it about time fdr-farmers and other taxpayers to quit growling about taxes and do something about them? Farmers have a real farm bureau in nearly every county, one of the objects of which is to fight unfair and ex- ! travagant taxes. It challenges every other interest or organization in the county to join with it in a careful consideration of all tax matters whether county or township to the end that taxes may be reasonably, equitable and just,” he concludes. — o 7 —* 1 Th ; s is a good time of year to pay your subscription, if it is due.

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