The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 12, Number 49, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 1 April 1920 — Page 8

? Classified Ads 1 * # * Classified advertising is ac- g * cepied at the rate of 1 cent # >E a word for each insertion. A # booking and collection fee of 10 cents will be added for a # $ charged account; no account * will be charged for less, than |t S 25 cents for a single item. g .rrsv» u. WANTED—The Lincoln Mutual Casualty Co., Springfield, 111., desires a local representative to sell a complete line of automobile insurance. Liberal commissions. Give references. Address C. E. Perkins, 1639 Prairie Ave., South Bend, Ind. 3253 LOST—GoId handled penknife, engraved with initial P; lost in Main street, between school building and lake Tuesday evening. Return to Journal office. SONORAS—AII the models of Sonoras up to S2OO are now in stock at Beckman’s Store. Hear them and compare them with machines. 226 f _ 3 WAISTS— Up at Stephenson’s, Warsaw, are Easter waists of georgette crepe and crepe-de chine, priced the lowest at $3. <5, $5.50 arid $6.50. 411 HATS—We have a large assortment of beautiful hats, moderately priced. Call and see them before you buy. Mrs. Rosson, above the postoffice. 41f STEAM VULCANIZING— Bring your auto tires for repairs to G. A. Weisshaar, in baserhent of Ford service station, Syracuse. MONUMENTS— Any one that is in need of anything in the monument dine should see James Berry, phone 445, Syracuse. 3255 ,IMPLEMENTS—Do not fail to take advantage of the offerings in the implement line at the Quality Hardware Store. 41f LETTERHEADS—The Journal’s reputation for turning out tasty letterheads is spreading far. We •would like to print yours. 25fp WANTED— Scrap iron, metals of all kinds, rubber, rags, waste paper and magazines. B. O. Mabie. 3254 p AUTO TlßES—Goodyear and Goodrich tires. Conrad’s Garage, Warsaw, Ind. 3184 WIND —Insure against windstorm with Butt & Xanders. 411 FIRE — Insurance. Butt & Xanders. 411'

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i~^vaSBaaBSSSSSSSSSSSBBEBSBBSB9B9BaBE^ri Fresh Vegetables I |—in Season ftltlik Eat plenty of L/l\—Al .PU I vegetables and you ■ - i u l will enjoy good health. They are full of nourishmcnt and have a ben- , * j \[fh eficial influence upon mLJ@Lmb your whole system. Ilvv(i3*| Wc keep a I large and complete stock of all the fresh vegetables in season ypiw and sell them at prices you can jh easily afford to pay. WS -gggg’ And not ii) season I can be found in our K □] ! canned goods department, where quality and prices are always sure tohe just right Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention Seider & Burgener Pure Food Grocers

PAINT —I have a full line of paints at prices you can not afford to let your buildings go without. My paint is one of the best you can buy anywhere. Phone 445, James Berry, Syracuse. 3255 ! WANTED —Attend Summer School at the South Bend Busi- ; nes College, and prepare for a good office position. Enter any Monday. Catalog free. 415 | BATTERIES—Buick, Overland, i Chevrolet, Ford and Oakland ! new battery for $28.50. Other I sizes and cars in proportion. ; Conrad’s Garage, Warsaw. 3184 f EASTER SHOPPING—Up at I Stephenson’s, Warsaw, you can ; save money*on your Easter shopping and have the largest asortment to select from. 411 FOR SALE —7-Room house; city water, lights, toilet and lavatory. Inquire at Journal office 3252 p SEEDS —A choice assortment of good bulk garden seeds is on hand at the Seider & Burgener grocery. * 3184 VOTERS—Your vote for William Gray Loehr for Prosecuting Attorney on May 4th will be appreciated. 415 WANTED —People should hear the Harmon-o-graph and its superior tone quality will be quickly appreciated. 918 f WANTED —After Af«*l 4; housework by the houf, also ironings at home. Address box 252, Wilma V. Harsh. 411 p DON’T PAY—Don’t pay more i than $28.50 for 11-plate batteries. Conrad’s Garage, Warsaw, Ind. 3184 WRAPS —Up at Stephenson’s, | Warsaw, you will find children’s spring wraps at $3 to $25. 411 FOUND —Pair of spectacles, in a case, in south part of town. Call at Journal office. 41f WIND —Insurance. Butt & Xanders. 411 Glasses Fitted By The Roger’s System will afford you the greatest degree of comfort and security. Glasses from $2.00 up. No Charge for examination, >*jr appointment phone— J. W- Rotlenberger PHONE 90 Syracuse, IndSPFLD. FT. WAYNE OFFICE LIMA ILL. 205 WEST WAYNE ST. OHIO CENTRAL BUILDING

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GARDENS—A good garden requires good seeds. We have on hand a complete assortment of bulk and package seeds. Better get them early. Seider & Burgener grocery. 3184 GRADUATION—Up at Stephenson’s, Warsaw, for your graduation presents. All fresh, new models. A large assortment at moderate prices. 411 CLEANING AND PRESSING— Leave your clothes to be cleaned and pressed with Mrs. Rosson, at the shop above postoffice, or 4th door west of the postoffice. RUGS —A big shipment of rugs is now in, comprising a special large variety and in all sizes. Beckman’s. 115 f SUITS—The ladies’ suits up at Stephenson’s, Warsaw. You will find them all right in styles and prices. 411 HARMON-O-GRAPH—You can save a great deal of money by buying a Harmon-o-graph, "The Talking Machine of Quality.”9lßf WANTED —To purchase standing timber and logs. Goshen Veneer Company, Goshen, Indiana. 346 RUGS —Congoleum rugs in all sizes and in a large variety of patterns to select from are now on hand at Beckman’s. 115 f FlßE—lnsure your property against fire losses with Butt & Xanders. 411 WIND —Insurance. Butt & Xanders. 411

1 A/fAKE Pantry and Kitchen* I Floors easy to sweep arid mop by painting with DEVQE HOMESTEAD FLOOR I PAINT. Saves labor, adds | ■ beauty, and prevents |*apid deterioration of the floor. 1 I THORNBURG’S DRUG STORE

* # 1 i | VISITOR | 1 Cash and Carry j I GROCERY DEPARTMENT ! =» # 9 * * ■ „ * 1 r s I ! ijj; O | Take Advantage of the ! Big Saving in Prices I # v i I ' 1 # # I | We guarantee our goods to | | be of first class quality at prices | I that will show a saving worth $ 1 while. * i i I I * | Highest market price paid for Eggs* • # 9 $ : | | A: W. Strieby | I SYRACUSE, ' : ; : ‘ INDIANA § 5 ' >* * .

FOR SALE—Motor boat, 16 ft. long, 4 h. p. Harkless engine; being painted. Phone 382, or see Ed Fisher. 413 p STEEL NEEDLES—The regu lar 10c steel needles for 5c a package of 100 at J. W. Rothenberger’s. 116 f AUTO PAlNTlNG—Automobile painting, new tops, and repairs. Conrad’s Garage Warsaw, Ind. # 3184 FURNITURE—Watch the new furniture coming in at Beckman’s Store. 34f DRESSES —Up at Stephenson’s, Warsaw, the dresses are the talk of Easter shoppers. 411 FOR SALE —Pedigreed New Zealand rabbits. C. H. Parsons. 3252 p FIRE — Insurance. Butt & Xanders. 411 PUBLIC SALE The tenth big co-operative sale of the Syracuse Sale Company will be held in the allweather sale pavilion in Huntington street at Syracuse, beginning at twelve o’clock on TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920 Dwelling.—Deed to the Amos King property north of the Church of God, in Syracuse. Good house in repair, good barn, new stucco garage; fruit, good well, electric lights." Large lot 66x115, most desirable location in north Harrison street. Horses—s Head, including one brown mare, wt. 1350 lbs.; four-

year-old brown gelding, wt. 1500 lbs.; three 3-year-olds. Cattle. —12 Head, including 3-yr.-old Holsein cow, fresh now; Durham cow, wt. 1350 lbs., fresh day of sale; three yearling heifers; six Durham steers; extra good black and white cow. Hog s, —25 Head, including brood sows with pigs, boar, shoats wt. 80 to 150 lbs. each. Sheep—4 Head of young ewes. Implements.—s Jack screws, bunch of shovels, 32-ft. extension ladder, 12-ft. ladder, block and tackle, steel tank, two new hog feeders, 10-gallon water cream separator, set of double harness, 20 grain sacks. Grain & Feed.—lso Bushels corn, 5 bu. good seed corn. Automobile 1 . — Ford touring car, in good running condition. Household Goods.—Two complete sets are listed, and include such generally needed articles practically new Remington shot gun, good cook stove, heating stove, furniture, etc. Notice*. —The next big sale after this one will be held on Tuesday, April 20. About the same amount of goods will be offered. Anyone having anything for sale will please notify the sale managers. Terms.—Announced on day of

B. Holloway Chiropractor Office at Home. Phone 152 BUTT & XANDERS attorneys-at-law Settlement of Estates and Opinions o; Titles, Our Specialties. Fire and Other Insurance. Phone 7 SYRACUSE. IND AUCTIONEER Cal. L. Stuckman Phene 535 Neppeeee, led. /eu eae cell me up without expan. Special attention given to Estates, Deeds, Mortgages and Wills WILLIAM GRAY LOEHR Attorney at Law Over Lake City Bank, Warsaw, Ind. Admitted to practice in all courts. Mortgage Exemptions and Auto Licenses. Candidate for Prosecutor subject to choice of Voters May 4th. Phone 443—Kes. 1059 r XHXHSCHSHXMXHSHXKXHXNXHXHX N 2 | FARM LOANS S a s Best Rates and Terms Obtainable 1 s s H g S E M g X * H * s £ x If you are in need of g ™ . K h funds, write for full in- x x | i formation or we shall be k M * s pleased to have you call g a sa at our office. X a M 1 a I H 5 x I M 3 s 5 3 H X ifjljfl m *■ l^awSrj i i f The f | Straus Bros. Go. i Established 1860 m Cap. & Sur. $3,000,000 g | LIGONIER, INDIANA a a « MXHXHXHSNXHXHXHXHXMXMXMXHX ItT. S. N. Deck Paint will §f| ■ often accompli.lt, in on* or H two coats, remits that re- M quire two and three conts oI ■ other paints. Think of the m antring in time, money and jfjyll convenience. Easy to apply, HH durable, washable, artistic |ujH!| colors. An ideal finish for OHI general use around the home. IH| Come in and see the at- H tractive colors, M Quality Bdw- StTe Syracuse, Indiana

sale. SYRACUSE SALE COMPANY Akers & Osborn, Mgrs. D. G. Lehman, Chas. Crow Martin Fisher, .Pat Coy, Auctioneers. Clerks. o— ‘ SALE AT MILFORD The next big public sale at the Milford Sale Barn will be held tomorrow, Friday, April 2, beginning at 12 o’clock. Horses.—s Head, including sorrel mare, Belgian colt, farm horses, 3-year-old colt, 2-year-old colt. Cattle.—6 Head, including 4 milk c ows, Jersey cow, Holstein cow. Hogs.—4s Head, including 3

— I INI - I■■ I ■ I , FRESH, CLEAN MEATS Await you at our market at all timet. 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. KUNK BROS. MEAT MARKET (’OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC* AT HUDSON'S —you’ll enjoy seeing j The New Millinery It Is So Distinctly New And Unusual In Style That it Will Quickly Appeal To You. J Shapes are so varied and materials so skillfully used that mere descriptions are in adequate—you must see them and try them on. This Week Our Opening Showing We Hope To See You And Your Friends | Special Showing of Easter Apparel j Refreshing in its newness and exquisitely pleasing in the many attractive interpretations which it gives the modes most favored for Spring —Time Wear. j A trip through the store now is filled with delightful surprises for from every fashion source we have secured the latest styles in apparel for your approval. Plain right now to allow yourself the s enjoyment of an afternoon here, learning what is new and best in —NEW SPRING COATS——NEW SPRING SUITS——NEW SPRING DRESSES——NEW SPRING SKIRTS — i —NEW SPRING BLOUSES— j Our Store Service Is At Your Command If You Wish c Assistance In Deciding What Is Proper For Any Occasion. c Our Big | Bargain Basement | Complete Assortment of Tinware and Kitchen * c Utensils For Every Day Needs. c Bread' Pans —a complete assortment of Triple c Coated Whiteware. J 6 Quart Coffee Pot Saturday $1.35 each. 6 Quart Berlin Kettle Saturday $1.39 each. Glassware—Extra Large Fancy Cut Salad Dish g at 29c each —Thin Shell Glass Tumblers, Saturday g only 3 for 10c—Six Point Star Cut Pitchers, Sat- jjj urday only $1.96 each. Many other Very Special g Bargains in this department. g Full Line of Fine China Dinnerware in open stock jjj —Plain White and Fancy Decorated Designs at Very Interesting Prices.' |! LJthe HUDSONcoHI M||M GOSHEtC^PriKDIARA.

grade sows soon to farrow, sow with 6 pigs, 15 shows 100 lbs., 20 pigs 60 lbs. Implements—An especially attractive list of general implements, covering all needs. Household Goods—Beds, chairs, stands, refrigerator, glass show case, fruit jars, and various other articles. THE MILFORD SALE CO. Jas. T. Shepard, Mgr. ——. o Keep your feet dry and comfortable by wearing the Weyenberg Service Shoe. A. W. Strieby. o Don’t buy your farm implements until you get our prices. The Quality Hardware Store.