The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 9, Number 24, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 October 1916 — Page 8

TUB NEWELL BROS. 60. “ The Store on the Square ** GOSHEN With Big Values and Matchless Merchandise for Fall And Winter — We’re Out for the Biggest October Business in Our History.

week, for these are Fall Opening Days Come and see these interesting displays of the new Fall Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millinery, Blouses, Silks and Dress Fabrics. All through the store you’ll find assortments of the favored things for Fall and Winter wear; and we re sure you’ll fall in love with the modes of the new season. May we expect the pleasure of your presence this week and next? “Salt’s” Fine Plush Coats Remarkable Values in this Offering COATS of Plush and theiiner velours are here in many styles end qualities, all of which are dependable—guaranteed by the “Salt’s” label in the collar. All sol satin lined; trimmed with furs: plush or iri plain styles. Some with belts. Made full with a 90- to 100 inch sweep. Truly wonderful coats at $19.50, $22.50, $25 and up, Cloth Coats of wool Silk Blouses of velour, wool plush, heavy crepe de chino, corduroy velour, zibel- georgette, striped tub ino and nov.dty fab- silks; special values at rics; al $12.50, sls. $3.19, .72.50, and up o $25 and up. to $5.

War or no War — Newell's Value Giving Leads!

J. M. SHAFFER Chi ropractor \ **' . Will be in Syracuse, Mondays and Thursdays. Office at Mrs. Landis Residence Opposite bi. E. Church / . C.¥. SUckbt ger enta r \ i.'‘Rs A ; \; . ’ her & B ■ Sroit. I bars: 8:00 a. in. to 5:00 p. in. ; Telephone for Appointment Parlors 80 Residence 980 j The best yet is the Nappanee i Dutch Kitchenet — Beckman has i them. 97f |

*795 *795 Model 85-4 f. o. b. Toledo Model 85-4 f. u. b. Toledo , .1 Think of It—ll 2 Inch Wheelbase! It has the famous Overland 35 horsepower The wheelbase is 112 inches. Now StoTheight of its development- U has «»“ taever s?™® 5 and - four inch More than a quarter of a million in use— And the price is $795. Driving more automobiles than any other o , motor of its power ever designed. See us at ° nce --? ey Sell ”* B And never before has anyone anywhere ever we can ge em ’ built so big, fine and comfortable a car Model 85-6, six cylinder 35-40 horsepower, to sell for anywhere near so low a price. 116-inch wheelbase—s92s. S. C. LEPPER GARAGE, Phone 145 The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio _ “Made in U. S. A.” ,

Dr. 0. G. SWGltlno DENTIST ABOVE THEATORIUM Hours 8:oo to 11:30 Phones: Office 95 1:00 to 5:00 Res. 373 ' i - wac.g. : rr T-LTii-tr. w ii—i m n r--' v. ..'ANDERS ; 1 . • 11. \ s .- .-.-. V i'reciice in All C■•■uri--- V<H'.ey i > I.i'.ui ■':ie Insurance' Phone 7 SYRACUSE, IND. AUCTIONEER Cal. L. Stuckman Phone 535 Nappanee, Ind. You can call me up without expense. : - - !

October Specials . In Silks and Dress Goods Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine; 40 inches; all new the fall shades; very special at yd. $1.50. Silk-and-Wool Poplins, 40-in. width; all colors; splendid qualities: priced at yd. $1 to $1.75. Black Silk Taffeta, 36 inches wide; line qualities: at yd. $1.25 to $1.75. All- Wool Gabardines, 44 inches wide; all colors: special at yard, $1.25 up. All Wool Ottomans, a splendid suiting, 42 inches wide; all the shades; yard, sl.lO. French Serges, Henriettas and Batistes; 36 inches wide: all the shades; priced lowest here at yard 59c. Broadhead Serges, in checks, • plaids and novelty designs; at yaud 65c. Fur Trimmings—special values, uid every wanted fur is in this showing; prices range from 50c t > $2.75 a yard. Blankets Note These Prices At $2.50 a pair. -Heavy plaid nap blanket! good size, worth $2.95. At $5 a pa r.-Fine woolen blankets, size 70x80; sl.iics or plain; regulae $6.50 value. Afh£2.2.‘> - pair. -Plain or plaid wool nap blankets w >rth $2,59. At 95c. $1.25, etc-Special values gray and tan co. >:i blankets. rrwnar ..at; inarr 'JUMCrMMaEKnM t .i> x.«wc«K*aaKM

Auctioneer LEE R. CORY, S; n of the Late Lincoln Cory, Graduate of Jones National School of Auctioneering, Chicago. Telephone at My Expense ■ ore 20' Milford, Ind ■ L ’ I LvT'TF TRANSFERS Lovum ,(\i Frazer, V/arsaw) ■.■ A Sloan;- to Angie B. Eicbr.r. !<>t !2 ?i Ad Witiomr S4O ! > ’i'Ji Miiler et al to Sarah B. ■ bovias, lots 9 and B> Warner's Ad North Webster S4OO Joseph Phillips to Jas. R. Sehrom, lot 9 Cottinham Beach S3OO Hersehel Enyart to Ralph S. Lucas. lot 33 Highland ad Warsaw $l5O i Same, to C. F. Beyer, 8 lots in Farmstead ad Winona $3830

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Victor D. Mock to Claude Fritz and Vernon Walburn, lot Barbee Lake S3OO [ David Ross to Jas. F. and Alice E. Peterson, lot 6 Pleasant ! View $375 > Sarah A. Robbins to Chas. H. and Frances C. Slater, lot 4 Kist’s S. ; Ad. Warsaw SI3OO i Frederick Hinderer to Wm. F. and Laura Kindig.part of lot 38 Syracuse $75 Jas. R. Frazer, Exr. to Win. S. Felkner, lot 9 Miller’s Ad. Warsaw ....' $2500 Henry W. Graham, Comr. to Jas. H. Matehett, 149 a secs. 2 and 35 Etna tp $5040 Anna C. Boyer to Frederick and Ruth R. Montei, 23 a sec. 13 Clay tp S2BOO Elmer S. Van&ermark, Guard, to Chas. A. Williamson, 26 2-3 a sec. 32 Harrison , S2OOO Louise Rosenstock to Wm. L. Botkin. part of lots 15 and 16 Cond’s Ad Warsaw SI.OO Peter Conrad to Delano F. Conrad E 1-2 lots 215 and 216 Warsaw < SSOOO Emily Poulson to Harry and Sophia Snider, lot in Claypool SISOO Trustees M. E. church, Pierceton to Chas. McMeekin et al, lot 8 blk 28 Keith’s Ad Pierceton ..$250 E. O. Excell, trustee to J. F. Beyer, 4 lots Mineral Beach and 5 lots 7th Ad. Winona $2955 Arthur Vancuren et al to Wilson and Mary Vancuren, tract sec. 7 Washington tp S7OO U cilia S. Minnick to Curtis E. and Mabel E. Burke, lot 20 Baugher’splat. Yellowbanks —slloo Henry H. Doll et al to Viola Kauffman, 13 a sec 11 Turkeycreek XOTK’E OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the last will and testament of David Meloy, deceased, late of Kosciusko County, in the Stateoflndiana, appointed by the Kosciusko Circuit Court, pursuant to an order of said Court made and entered in Cause Number 2307 of said Court, will on Wednesday, the 15th day of November, in the Court House at Warsaw, Indiana, offer for sale, at private sale, the following tracts of real estate, situated in Kosciusko County in the State of Indium:, to-wit: , TltU’T ONE The East 30 acres of the North 60 a< res of the West half of the North-tv--st quarter of Section 11, Township 34 North, Range 6 Eaast; TRIC’T TWO Uso the East halt of the Southv> est quarter and the East half of the west half of the Southwest quarte - of Section 2, Township 34 North, Fc.nge 6 East, excepting therefrom the right of way of the Baltimore ai.d Ohio Railroad Company through s; Id land. And said offer of sale shall be r- ade from day to day thereafter unt’l all of said real estate is sold, s; iiy sale to be made for the highest a>d best bid therefor, subject to the ; praisement of said real estate and he approval of said Court. •';n<> tl’ir<l cash and the resa-'ue t : ereof in two equal payrhents dn spentively in twelve and eighteen n oaths and evidenced by tb. puri chaser’s note bearing six per cent i.nterst per annum and attorneys fees and secured by a mortgage on the said premises. AARON A. RASOR, Executor Eschbach and Sloane, Attorneys for Executor. 10124

fc “Ml |yZ“The Kind Mother Usesr**** » “Every time mother gets out Calumet I know there’s going to be good things to eat at our house. Delicious, tender, tempting, doughnuts, biscuits, cakes and pies! I’ve never seen a bakeday failure with Calumet. Mother says it’s the only Baking Powder that " uniform results.’’ Received Highest Awards KtziJ C'tok Book w kn Found f * HOT Cheap and big can Baking Powders do not save you money. Calumet does—it’s pure and far superior to sour milk and soda. •» * 4 pF Gent Paid on Time Deposits . -.-j.—--. pl I• ■ L State Bank of Syracuse

This is Bradley Week October 14th to 21st We are making a special showing of the well known Bradley Knit Coats, as advertised in the October 14th issue of “The Saturday Evening Post,” and are offering during this event tin choicest array of the season’s novelties and staples. You will find a most delightful assortment ot the very highest grade garments for women and children as well as plain every day swt.it*is. lhe y label on these coats is a guarantee of their excellent value, dependable style and good service. A BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY STYLE BOOK FREE FOR THE ASKING New Fall Suits Hudson’s Snappy Seller, Unexcelled in Value, At <P«O Expertly made of High Grade Lustred Broadcloth, AH-Wool Serge, Fine Wool Poplins, and Gabardines—some velvet and also fur trimmed models, large favored high collars with belt effect, fine satin lined with full skirt-of newest models—Shedes in Brown, Fine Black, Navy Blue and Green. WE HAVE OTHER WONDERFUL VALVES RANGING IN PRICES AT $18.50 TO $50.00. The Hudson Co. . KGoshen’s Greatest Stoee)

11 > 4 :: The Old Grocery ; Store on the Comer; o wishes to inform you that those < ] * fine, flavory hot cakes will taste 4 i ► all the better when covered with < some of our clear, sweet syrup < o that comes to you fresh and clean. < ! i We sell the best known, most a reliable brands on the market— < f cane, corn and maple syrup—-at < i prices you can not beat anywhere < .1 else. , ] X . ■ i And our stock of molasses for ’ I baking and cooking purposes will < please you in every way—in quali ity, richness, flavor and price. < ♦ Telephone 20 At Once W ' ’ i Elmer P. Miles FR&Sfi GLEAN MEATS Await you at our market at all times. You will find the juiciest cuts and the tenderest pieces here. We also handle Smoked and dried meats and a general line of canned meats. KLINK BROS. MEAT MARKET DR. OTTO H. GRIPE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo., 1912 [Graduate under the founder. Dr. A. F Stub Resident Physician and Pathologist .Robertson-Blackman Sanitarium Atlanta, Ga., 1912-T3 f Secretary-Treasurer Georgia Osteopathic Association, 1914-15 j [Ke-elected for Life. 1915) Post Graduate Chicago College of Osteopathy, 1916 Hawks-Gortner Bldg. Phone 1230 GOSHEN.JIND. Auto Service Either Ambulance or Funeral. No Drive too Long to Make J. W. ROTHENBERGER Both Phones - - - Syracuse, Indiana