The Syracuse Journal, Volume 29, Number 31, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1936 — Page 4

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BE ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT COINS Counterfiet money has made an appearance in Syracuse. A local service station operator discovered a half-dollar in his' cash register that was “phoney”, and believes it was handed to him by a stranger who stopped for gasoline. Just how many more of these bogus fifty-cent pieces there are around is not knbwn, but merchants are urged to watch silver money carefully. Where there is one bad piece of money, there are oftinies more. Check your cash carefully and watch strangers, especially those who ask to have money changed. RECEIVING REPORTS ON PHEASANT SEASON Hundreds of reports from Hoosier sportsmen who bagged cock pheasants during the 1 recent three-day open season are being received by the Department of Conservation, Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner, * said today. The reports indicate that the hunters enjoyed their first pheasant season and that many of them took one or more birds. ty reports received from scattered sections of the state, showed that 383 cock birds were taken by hunters and that approximately two thousands pheasants, both cocks and hen, were seen. Hundreds of reports received during the past few days have not been tabulated and a final estimate on the number of birds taken and the number seen will not be available for another week. Cards used in making the reports were distributed through county clerks, game wardens and agencies issuing licenses with a request that the jnformaion be furnished by the hunters. While the reports will not be made by ever'f hunter who bagged or saw pheasants, enough will be received to make fairly accurate estimates. RESURFACED STREETS AT TERRE HAUTE Street railway tracks of an aban doned line in West Terre Haute are being removed and the streets resurfaced by twenty-three WPA workers.

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WILL BUY THREE or four row boat#. See Maurice Crow 30 5t pd. FOR SALE Cheap. A seven room house on North Huntington street to settle an estate. Bert Cleland, Columbia City, Ind. 2t pd. FOOD SALE for Thanksgiving Day. Dressed chickens, Noodles, baked beans, salads, cottage cheese, cakes, pies, cookies and daughnute. Church of the Brethren Aid at Klinks Market, Wednesday morning Nov/ 25th. Phone special orders to7o or 491. 12 2t chg. INFLUNZA If suffering from the Flu or its bad after effects, see Dr. Warner. He can help you. Phone 176 Goshen. WANTED We buy scrap iron, metal, paper, rags and old cars. SYRACUSE IRON A METAL COMIANY PHONE IB APPLES—Grimes Golden, Jonathan and Rhode Island Greening. Prices from 25 cents to 61.60. Very good quality this year. Phone 596 Stephen Freeman. 4t chg. Call SHEA for quality plumbing, heating and furnace work. Phone Syracuse 860. We assure satisfaction. 46 ts ch. STRAY FOWL has ben found by Dan Wolf. Owner may have same by identifying bird and paying for this ad. 30-ltchg. WANTED- Poultry of all kinds. Get our prices before selling. Phone 22 or write G. C. Tarman, New Paris, Ind. 26 6t chg. FOR SALE—Sixten head of pigs and one team of horse. This team is perfectly matched and well broke. See Maurice Crow. 30 6tp. HIGHEST' PRICES PAID for coon" skunk, rate, beef hides, etc. George Eppert. 30 2t pd. FOR SALE—Three thousand bushels choice winter apples at the Champion Fruit Farm, 3 1-2 miles southwest of Syracuse, 3-4 mile north of Dewart Lake. No sales on Sunday. Phone 3013 Syracuse, Ind., James Dewart, prop. 26 6t chg. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Number 4546 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk '-of the Kosciusko Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of ■ Porter, late of Kosciusko deceased Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Samuel Porter, Executor. October 27, 1936 Geo. L. Xanders. Attorney IV". r-?.

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL MEET DEC 15 The next meeting of the SyracuseWawasee Community Chamber of Commerce will be held December 15 j in the Wawasee Restaurant. This will be the final meeting of the 1936 season, and the next will be the first meeting in the new year. Plans are underway for the naming of committees for the new year, so they can begin activities immediately. WPA PROJECT BRINGS WARSAW MEN HERE Lack of available WPA funds in j Warsaw for the completion of their East Warsaw sewer lines has caused the work on the project to stop. About 65 WPA laborers in Warsaw, who have been employed on the project, will be transferred to other WPA jobs in the county. Several will be sent here to work on the lo- • cal school building, which is to be repaired. Several are to be transferred to North Webster and Periceton to work on street and sidewalk projects. SCHOOL ’ IMPROVEMENTS Grounds of the San Perrie school in Starke county are being improved under a WPA project. The project ’ provided for levelling and landscaping the grounds, and the construction of a 1,000-foot rock and stone wall to prevent washouts. Twentyeight men are. employed. ELKHART SCHOOL BEIN RAZED Thirty WPA employes in Elkhart are raxing the Excelsior school cleaning and salvaging materials and clearing the site preparatory to the I erection of a new building. The demolition project is expected to last, two months. LADIES OF ROUND TABLE CLUB MET MONDAY The Ladies of the Round Table met Monday evening with Janice Bachman. Anne Bertram, Esther Osborn, Ruth Pritchard and Carrie j Rapp each read a poem which was followed by the lesson. Contempor- i ary Poets, given by Prim Dunn. Mrs. Besssie Ballard being unable ■ to attend the meeting esnt an outline ; of modern poets and them poems, which were also presented by Mrs. Dunn. PREDATORY FISH REMOVED FROM LAKES Predatory fish are being removed from lakes in the northern part of Indiana by a total of eighty-eeven Works Progress Administration employes. The projects, designed to provide better fishing for the ever in creasing number of Hoosiers who annually are attracted to the lakes for fishing, boating and swimming, are in operation in Fulton, LaPorte, LaGrange, Noble, Marshall and Steuben counties. The State Department of Conservation is sponsoring the projects. It You Say You Can’t I Advertise? > I ( That’s what others have fl i said and al of a sudden Hi found some competitor i( was Joing what they || thought they couldn't do. I? And getting away with it IS Get the bulge on your competitors by telling f your ttcry in an attractive manner so it wfl be reed. You'D get the results. We Art Aumi to Bdp

32 WPA NURSERY SCHOOLS s NOW' OPERATING IN INDIANA WPA nursery schools have just been reopened in Tell City and Peru to bring the total now operating in the state to thirty-two. The purpose of the schools is to develop the physical, social, mental and emotional well being of children whose mothers are forced to work away from home, during the day. Each school has accomodations for twenty children between two and four years of age. The schools are operated five days a week from 9 until 3 j o’clock.

Ketring’s Homestore SUGGESTS BACK TO PLAIN FOODS j ■ 7 OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS 24 lbs. Little Elf Bread Flour99c 2 lbs.-Breakfast Blend Coffee29c Bulk Black Pepper 1-2 lb. -—lO c 2 cans Bursley’s Xtra Francy Peas 35c MEATS 2 lbs. Pure Lard 27c Frankfurts, 1b..15c Rib. Beef Boil, lb 10c Balogna, lb. 12ic Hamburger, 2 lbs. 27 c Fresh Standard Oysters, qt. 49c Get your copy of Table Talk this week. Your table talk store is a locally owned, part of this community. Because we realize the value of making everythiny satisfactory to you, so our reputation for quality and service will endure, we do our sincere best to make your every transaction with this store a happy one. PHONE 139 Free Delivery Open Every Evening and Sundays . '' FOR SALE T A r T’r’ USEDCARS 2 —1936 Dodge 2-Door Touring Sedans. 1-1936 Plymouth Sedan 1 —1935 Chevrolet Coach 1—4935 Plymouth Coupe 1—1936 Dodge 2-Door Sedan. Syracuse Auto Sales Syracuse, Ind.

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ROADS GET SLIPPERY AS SNOW CONTINUES Snow yesterday caused highways in this vicinity to become very slippery. Motorists are urged to exercise every possible caution while driving during winter weather. Streets in town are very slippery, especially at intersections where people cross. U. S. Route 6 is particularly bad, and the highway commission has started placing gravel on hills and curves. The task is not completed and accidents are quite possible. Holidays usually increase travel and traffic and a little precaution and safe driving may prevent seru» bars here. Let’s keep it a safe Thanksgiving Day. EVANGELICAL CItURCH Bible Sunday wiU be observed in the Evangelical Church December 6th. Members and friends of the congregation are urged to present their Bibles that have an interesting story back of them for use in a popuar selrvice at seven o’clock. These books will be placed on display throughout he day. Several young people will journey to the South Bend Broadway Evangelical Church on Friday, Nov. 27 to attend the St. Joseph Valley Young Peoples Union Conference. Those who will attend are to assemble at the Evangelical Parsonage at 8:50 p. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 10:45 a. m. Cooperative Evening Service in the M. E. Church 7 p. m. Intermediate and Senior Leagues in the M. E. Church 6 p. m. tThe Intermediate League enjoyed a Thanksgiving party in the parlor of the Evangelical Church last Tuesday evening. Fifteen members and two visitors were present.

HATCHERIES COMPLETE GAME FISH PLANTING The planting of game fish propagated in the state hatcheries is being completed this week, Virgil M. Simons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, reported today. The last plants were made from the Bass Lake and Avoca hatcheries. Many thousand bass, bluegills and other game fish specite . have been ■ placed in Indiana lakes and streams > since the stocking program was started in August. Reports indicate |i that the fish planted this year were I larger than the average for past years and that under normal conditions many of them will have attained sufficient size to be taken within a year. Some bass were 10 inches long when planted. Distribution of the fish produced ; in the state hatcheries this year was governed largely by the requests fil- ’ ed with he Division of Fish and Game by conservation clubs and individ- i uals, asking that certain lakes or ! stream areas be stocked. DULL HEADACHES GONE SIMPLE REMEDY DOES IT Headaches caused by constipation are gone after one dose of Adlerika. This cleans poisons out of BOTH upper and lower bowels. Ends bad sleep, nervousness. Thornburgs Drug Co. |

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Blankets Which were ordered before we decided to move our business arrived this week and we must dispose of them immediately. These are double cotton blankets in as** sorted colors, size 70 x 80. They are manufactured by the Nashua Company. We will close-out these blankets at cost price. Regular value $1.89 to $1.95. Pair 1 .19 Per X ■■■■ WHILE THEY LAST BACHMAN’S X

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