The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 18, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1929 — Page 8

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Haven, are now ripening. They i are one of the best canning peaches. You know our peaches and melons. Across the river from Blasser’s Park. Sunrise Or- • .•hard, W. W. Keicher & Sons, Phone suburban J-21, Goshen, Ind. 18-lt. | TRIPLE AILMENTS QUICKLY YIELDS TO _NEW KDNJOLA “Konjola Is The Medicine I Should Have Had In The First Place".- says Happy Man. \ Mr J AMES ( ONLEY "My stamach, kidneys and nerves were in a very disordered condition’’, said Mr. James Conley 713 Georgia Street. Gary, Inddiana. As the result of irregulai’ meals. I was unable to eat a meal without suffering and food al- } ways caused more harm than I good. My kidneys gave me a I great deal of worry and suffering. My nerves finally broke down under the strain. “I heard a great deal about Konjola and decided to find out what it would do for me. Konjola etrengthened my system, regulated my stomach and kidneys. Just as soon as this was accomplished I found that I could eat any kind of food without suffering in the slightest afterward. Konjola certainly deserves all the credit and is the medicine I should have had in the first place.’’ Konjola is sold in Syracuse at Thornburg drug store and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section. According to the latest insurance statistics .one-fourth of the 100,000 fatal accidents in the United States each year . occur to persons in their own houses. The Journal renders a fuU I measure of service in giving all I the community news that’s fit to be read, Are you a subscriber?

PICK OUT DEADBEATS I IN FLOCK IS WARNING I A red, large comb.... promi- • nent eyss... .white, thin shanks .... a wide long back, these things indiciate the layers in 1 I your flock, and the ones that will i make you money. In every flock there is a deadbeat, says the midsummer number of the Purina Poultryman in reminding the poultrymen that he should. cull his flock during August and! September. “Separating the short time layers from the long time layers is easy if the flock is properly fed,” the magazine says in telling the poultryman of his obligation. The low egg producer can be very easily detected by a few outward signs such as a pale, small shriveled comb; yellow, dry vent; dull sunken eyes; yellow, round shanks. Pelvic bones that are close together, hard and iigid also indicate the low egg producer. The hen’s body that is shallow and tight from the pelvic bone to the breast bone, and that has a narrow short back in most cases is not the heavy layer. Getting rid of these non-lay-ers will be one of the biggest steps you ever took toward getting more money from chickens. Your County Agent, will be glad to help you with culling. Your local Purina dealer also will be glad to help you. August ami September are the ideal months lor culling the flock, the Purina Poultryman concludes. ■ Q Indications are that the potato crop will be at least 90,000,000 bushels below the yield in 1928. The sweet potato crop will be about 80 millions of bushels, or 2 500,000 im/re than last year. — () ■ —. Ruth Blanchard spent Tuesday in South Bend with relatives. Subscribe for the Journal.

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, ■ ■■ i Markets I I Y 1111 1 i Wheat ....? $1.15 Rye . 85 Corn 90 Oats 36 • Hogs lOc-llc Lambs 10c-12c Calves 15 , Cows 06-.07 Steers .09-. 10 i Hides , 08 i Lard 12 i— — — BIRTHDAY PARTY IS SUCCESSFUL SURPRISE 'I “ i Twenty guests in which were j numbered members of her fami ily and friends surprised Mrs. j Frank Maloy, on her birthday. | in a party at the home of Mr. and J Mrs. Howard McSweeny, near i Milford, i I Mrs. Maloy had been invited to a family supper, and found i the paTbll and presents and : games-and \ entertainment had i been planned in her honor. J Among those present were: Mr. ”nd Mrs. Ben Rosen. Chica1 go; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grove, and. family, Leesburg; Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Grove, and Mr .and Mrs. Max Miller, also of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maloy of Syracuse, and Mrs. Maha- . la Maloy. I -WOMEN ’ Most of the pain and suffering endured by women can be overcome by my treatments. Call 176 for appointment. Dr. Warner. I Goshen. 18-lt o — , Because of the numerous /bank . failures throughout the country postal savings deposits increased over $4,000,000 in July. The amount of deposes Aug- Ist, was $157 624,214. This figure has [ not been reached since April 1921.

I ’ 1 IN OUR CHURCHES I 1I -- - — - t Evaugelical Church P. W. Soltau, Gen. Supt., C. E. Beck, Asst. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. There will be no preaching in this church by the pastor, Sunday, August 25, and Sunday, September 1. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening 7:30. R. G. Foust, Pastor. U. B. Announcements Sunday school, 9:45, Gerald Bushong, Supt. Junior C. E. 11:00. Preaching service at 7:30. Prayer hour each Thursday evening, 7:30. Indian Village Sunday school and preaching service Sunday morning. A. Nicodemus, Pastor. Grace Lutheran Church Sunday school, 9:30. There will be no morning or evening service. H. A. Arbaugh, Pastor. Mr. Clarence Kline, .Supt. S. S. NOTICE Vern Bushong’s Beauty Parlor will be closed Monday and Tuesday of next week. YOUR BOY OR GIRL will soon be going to school, growing up—but you can keep the memory of childhood days in pictures, always. Make an appointment today. The Schnabel Studio N. E. Corner Main & Washington GOSHEN. INDIANA

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BAKE SALE The Evangelical Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale at Hollett’s Motor Sales, Aug. 31. BAKE° SALE i At Klink’s Meat Market, by the Church of God Ladies Mission circle, Aug. 31, at 10:00 a. m. 16-17 FREE! FREE!! FREE!!! The Manager of the ! HOMECOMING PICNIC Will Furuush ONE HUNDRED CHAIRS I AND THREE TABLES for those bringing their own lunches Labor Day. [ There will also be Free Park- j ing Grounds for Cars. THOMPSON’S GROVE — TIES= A large selection to Choose from SI.OO $1.50 $2.00 . Look them over when in the city. KOHLER & CHAMPION 112 South Main Street Goshen, Indiana [used cars] For Sale | 1—1928 Whippet 6 Coach I [ 1—1928 Whippet 4 Coach } 1—1924 Nash Touring • I Syracuse Auto Sales ;

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