The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 13, Number 31, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 December 1920 — Page 3

PARAGRAPHIC BITS ABOUT HOME FOLKS Notes of the Week on the Coming and Going of People You Know. Mrs. David Jones was in Elkhart one day last week. Mrs. Eugene Holloway spent a day in Elkhart last week. Mrs. JeEry Hamman has been on the sick list the past week. Emory Druckamiller returned Tuesday from Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Oscal Craft of Warsaw spent Thanksgiving day here. Harry Whetsell left Sunday morning for Dickson, 111., where he will be employed. John Mench has moved his household goods into a residence in southwest Pearl street. Mrs. H. W. Buchholz and son Ernest were in Chicago last Wednesday. Mrs. Nancy Nine left last Thursday morning for Ada, Okla., where she will spent the winter. Mrs. Benj. Vorhis and son Birch spent Thanksgiving in Goshen with her son Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Long spent Sunday with William Coy and family. Mrs. Jane Kern is spending two weeks in Elkhart visiting her daughter and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. V4m. Darr were Sunday guests at the Lincoln Martin home at Milford. Fieldon Sharp and family spent Thanksgiving in Milford with relatives. Mrs. Emma Ophelia Guy of Leesburg is spending a few days of this week with her niece, Mrs. Jane Jones. Most of the teachers who live out of town spent their Thanksgiving vacation at their homes. Miss Packer, whose home is in Pennsylvania, spent her vacation with Miss Butler at New Paris.

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S. 0. Jeffries and family spent I Thanksgiving at the Jecob Kern home. Mrs. Russell Evans of Detroit spent the week end visiting Miss Goldie Mathews. Forest Kern has stored his household goods and is staying at the Wm. Tom home. Mrs. Joseph Meek of Leesburg spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mrs. Melvin Tully. Henry Mathews and daughter Miss Goldie, spent Sunday Sun-; day with Robert Vail of New Paris. Clee Younce and family of. Elkhart spent the week end at’ the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Younce. Editor Preston H. Miles spent from Friday until Tuesday at Continental, Ohio, visiting at the N. C. Shirley home. A gang of men are at work rpairing the sink hole ni the road between Milford and the junction. This has been an expensive olace to keep repaired for a good ( many years; but it is thought the problem has been solved by the methods being used this time. |

Prices Cut in - Half - On the very things most needed at this time. The merchandise which we offer at the following prices is all clean fresh stock, full pieces and fully up to onr high standards. Following is a few of the underpriced necessities to be found at this store. Something for everyone. Percales Best quality—36-inch wide, light and dark, big line to select from 23c per yard. Bleached Muslins A good general purpose Bleached Muslin, 36-inch wide, 17c, (limit 10 yards to a customer). Black Hawk Sheeting This is an A-l sheeting, specially priced, 10|4 67c, 9|4 65c, (limit 5 yards to customer). s Chailies 36-inch Cotton Chailies, suitable for comforts and general uses, priced at 20c. Storm Serges A heavy All Wool 50-inch Storm Serge, extra fine quality; Navy, Copenhagen, Brown’, Red and Black, specially priced at $1.95. Also a very complete line of other wool materials at reduced prices. Silks We are offering our entire line of high grade Silks at greatly reduced prices. This is not a cheap line of Silks bought to sell at a price, but our regular line. We are also offering very attractive prices on remnants and short lengths silks, in 1 to 5 yards lengths. Outing Flannels In Light and Dark, 27-inch wide, best quality—--23c per yard.Blankets We have pre War prices on Cotton Blankets, a large line to select from $2.50 to $5.95. Hosiery For Boys and Girls, a full run of sizes, a high grade, first class stocking—While they last at 25c per pair. Shoes We have a complete factory line of solid leather Shoes, for dress and service, which we are selling at a very liberal discount. Kabo Corsets The live model —a form for every figure, at greatly reduced prices; besides you get the service of an expert corsetiere with every corset you buy here. Groceries In this department you will find a very complete line of high quality groceries at lowest prices. OUR CASH AND CARRY system is your saving, because it enables us to make minimum prices in every department of the store. A; W. Strieby Syracuse, Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Darby Bartholomew enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with their son Clyde at New Paris. Jacob E. Kilgore of Kendallville, a former resident here, was in town for a few hours on Thanksgiving day. | Mrs. Mary Wogomon has returned home after spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Orlando Plank. Mrs. Ernest Richhart and two little daughters, Katharine and ' Geraldine, spent Thanksgiving I in Elkhart with her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. John Kaiser. : Frank Darr and family and Thomas Darr jr., of Mishawaka I spent Saturday night and Sun--1 day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darr. Miss Lucy Welty returned Sunday evening from Marion, where she had spent her Thanksgiving vacation with her mother, and with her sister, who is a student in the art school at Indianapolis. Mrs. Elsie Gable entertained at Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mock and daughter

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Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drudge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strieby, Miss Wilma Strieby, Mr. and Mrs. John Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Warren LeCount of Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs. Llerl Henny and children of Ligonier and Cornelius Cable and Orville Rowe of Elkhart Russell Ogden and family of Warsaw spent Thanksgiving day here at the E. E. Strieby in Lake street. Mrs. Sol Miller and sons Junior and Richard, spent Thanksgiving and the week end in Chesterton and Gary. s Miss Irene Shaffer returned to Goshen after spending last week here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Younce. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smeltzei were invited to the Roy Mollenbour home at Wakarusa for

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MORE OVERCOATS Have Arrived! You don’t have to Pick from Left-overs or a Small Stock Hundreds of Splendid OVERCOATS In the Season’s Newest Models and Fabrics ' have been closed out to us by leading Manufacturers Meltons, Kerseys, Friezes, and extra heavy Plaids-Black, all wool materials, and made to sell at $45, SSO, S6O and $65. Choice -of - the - House $39 Others at $24 6S , $27 85 , & $30 88

Thanksgiving day, to a fire chicken dinner. Mr. Smeltzei came home that evening and Mrs. Smeltzer stayed over Sunday. Miss Eva McFall returned last Wednesday from a two weeks visit with friends ni Muncie, Hartford and Gas City. Mr. apd Mrs. Carl Stetler, Miss Hazel Gushaw and Arthur Strieby spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Verd Shaffer and children, Harry and Marjorie, of Millersburg spent Thanksgiving at the Frank Younce home. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Foster and daughter Neva were were in

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Avilla Friday visiting Mrs. Foster’s parents. Those who spent Sunday with John Auer and family were the Virgil White family of Goshen, the families of Jesse Darr, Chas. Shultz, Orlando Plank and John Buhrt, and Misses Gertrude Replogel, Mildred O’Haver and Ola Garrison. Rev.-and Mrs. Floyd Hedges

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spent Thanksgiving day with relatives and friends near Churubusco, Ind. Eston Me McClintic is now able to be out with the use of crutches. Mrs. Ed McFall and family ancl Miss Lydia Miller spent the week end in Nappanee with Mrs. McFall’s daughter, Mrs. Irvin Mellott.