The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 14, Number 6, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1921 — Page 6

8 Classified Ads | t : —— ' * ♦ Classified advertising is ac- g 2 cepted at the rate of 1 cent J«. 16 a wdrd for each insertion. A w £ booking and collection fee of ?£ i £ 10 cents will be added for a j • charged account; no account -ft, 5 will oe charged for less Jihan '£ | X 25 cents for a single item. s ;«: ' FOR SALE OR TRADE—- -- brick house....;. .SI,OOO 5-Room frame House S6OO 8- frame House $1,500 Lot near center town $l5O 5-Passenger Overland $250 6 Pass. -2-Cyl. Launch....... .$325 18-Ft. 2-Cyl Launch .$175 16-Ft. 1-Cyl. Launch SIOO 16-Ft.’ Launch, new S4OO Liberty Motor SSO Gray Motor $75 Complete new Gray, 3 h.p. outfit $l3O 2-Cyl. 6-HP Gray & Rev. Gear $250 Row Boats, without oars — Cross bottom, Cypres sides, S3O Cross bottom, all Cypress. .$35 Length bottom all Cypress, S4O Ash Oars, with locks and painted 61-Ft., set of 2 -...53.35 7- set of 2 $3,55 7?,-Ft., set of 2 $3.75 8- set of 2 .$4.00 High Test Gasoline, Oils, Greases' for Motor Boats. SCHLOTTERBACK BOAT FACTORY Syracuse, Phone 78. (2f) FOR SALE —-The finest location and the most beautiful grounds on. Lake-Wawasee. The rarest shrubs and plants blooming .from April to November. The choicest of fruits; splendid shade trees. None other so 1 desirable on the lake. It takes twenty to thirty years to grow such trees and shrubs, such fruit and flowers. For further in 4 formation see W. M. Self, Stato Bank, Syracuse, Indiana; or adjdre!fe, Maj. F. E. Marsh, Arlington Heights, (_P. O. Box 194) Illinois. 50f „ NOTICE —A sanitary scavenger will be here the rest of this •week and anyone having closet vaults needing cleaning may leave word with the Town Marshal or at The Journal office. All work guaranteed and price reasonable. The Star Cam. 51 FINE MUSIC—The splendid list of beautiful Hawaiian records is offered in the complete line at the Beckman Furniture Store. Come in and make your selections. - 5f WANT TO SELL?- -Let me sell your real estate or find you a buyer for yojjT/property. Trades and sales negotiated. J. W. Rothenberger, both phones, office 90, residence 121, Syracuse, Indiana. 32 MAGAZINES —I have discontinued receiving magazine subscriptions but will adjust any; complaints and wish to thank my patrons for past business. B. Mae Tish. 52 EYESIGHT Dr. H. H. Rogers, the eyesight specialist, will be at the Robert E. Pletcher office in Syracuse every Monday. 5f , BARGAINS - For bargains in ; corn plows see Osborn & Son. 5f , .1,.. i ,ij I ROGERS COMFORTABLE GLASSES Comfortabe to the eyes and Icomfortable to the nose—withal, artistic in appearance. There you have Rogers Conjfortahle Glasses, worn by thousands. Let Us Prove It. For appointment see • Robert E. Pletcber Phone 75 Syracuse, Ind. BPFLD. FT.-WAYNEOFFICE LIMA in 205 WEST WAYNE ST. OHIO CENTRAL BUILDING

HEMSTITCHING—We have an | electric hemstitcher and are 1 prepared to do all your work i of this kind. Straight hemstitch- ; ing, 10c a yard; chiffon, gem*.l ' gette and crepe-de-chene, 121 c j I a yard; scallops and points 15c ja i yard. Milford Electric Shop. I 4— — i—j BUSINESS TRADES — I am I now ready to handle real estate ■ of all kinds, business trades, etc. : List your property now and get in with the crowd. J. W. Roth- ( enberger, office phone 90, resid- ( ence phone 121, Syracuse. 32 LINOLEUM—This is the ideal foor covering for the kitchen. Linoleum is sanitary and easy to . clean, saving hours of Scrubbing; durable and inexpensive. A good line of patterns to select from. A. W. Strieby. 3f „ , FOR SALE —Silverplated “Margin” valve Trombone in good substantial imitation leather cover- j Ed case. All in Al condition. I Price $25.00. Inquire at Journal office. , ' 31 LETTER HEADS—The Journal printing department is equippedI to print all kinds of letter heads j and envelopes, and our particular I printers take a pride in their ' product. 46f FOR SALE —Residence in south Main street, at Portland, including two fine big lots. A good buy at <sl,ooo cash. See Warren . T. Colwell. If : FOR SALE—Brand new Harvard tennis racket, 12-oz., never . been used. A rare bargain at i SI.OO. Inquire at Journal office. TAXI—W. O. Rich, driver, is prepared to take you anywhere at any time. Headquarters South Shore Inn. Call Rich 817. | MILK —Pasteurized milk and cream in bottles now on sale at Seider & Burgener, Launer Cash j Grocery and Kindig & Co. 53 | OFFICE ROOMS—For rent, j above Hoch’s drug store. See J. W. Rothenberger. 5f | I CHICKS—Baby chicks, 10c to 13c. See the Standard Poultry ; Co. display adv. in this issue. If . NOTICE —All kinds of phono- [ graph motors repaired and parts supplied at Rothenberger’s. 29f RECORDS—4OO Victor records i have arrived at the Beckman j Furniture Store. • j 4f ' | FOR SALE —Jersey cow, 7 yrs. | old, fresh, a good milker. See | Osborn & Son. 45f ' . — - A— | J. M. SHAFFER j Chiropractor At the Landis Residence Corner Harrison & Pearl Sts. > Tuesday & Friday of Each Week Hours:. 2 to 5 and 8 to 9 p. m.

.«•.•...♦♦*♦** ♦ ' ♦**♦ ♦ ****** W’* ***** Q £ *♦* Overland Cars > Syracuse Auto Sales Co. / Overland Cars t O — O 11 • £ t ti A June Selling | *** r—l ♦*♦ 8 g | ® ® 11 of Extraordinary Interest 1 *♦♦ “ You were at our Seal-Fast patch ♦♦♦ § _____- | X demonstration last Saturday. *:* | | X How do you like the patch? ♦♦♦ g XI OVERING a long period of service the Special Sales of this Store have I g X J£ you like it call and X become reconized factors in home economy. Strict adherence to O *♦* , A O the highest standards prevails throughout all Sales exactly as in the every O X get a can when As „ , , : u . 8 A . n ‘lO day dealings >f the Store. This, together with a keenly sympathetic Q ♦ m bvracuse. *♦*« * b *♦* - y understanding of the seasonable needs of the public, gives what the Store g X . We have a new Ford Timer X ? patrons are pleased to term a service of rare value. Take the time to o *♦* called the U U & J.” This is *♦* | go through the various departments with seeing eyes. You will find g X a high priced Tim- ' *% | the various sales occasions the gate way t 0 econom y in selecting a weii g *♦* ii *t* o rounded summer wardrobe. g X er and has no brush % g . g *:* to wear out and is <♦ g B ♦♦♦ guaranteed | I | £ life of car. | I ? Price $4.00 | Qthe HUDSON-Cajd | 1 • 11 I A nxzn a icr a i cai 17 q *? I Watch for June Sale Announcements i X SYRACUSE AUIO SALES CO. This store Will Close at Nooi Ever, Thursday g ♦♦♦ S. C. Lepper Jesse Shock X 0 X♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦♦**♦*♦♦*♦♦*< ♦***.♦*•* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* *♦**♦♦♦♦**♦********♦**♦**•* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*•♦*♦**♦**♦**♦*****♦ , I OGOOOOOOOQOOOOOOQOOOOOOOQQ9CXKX3000«X30wOuCOCOCO©CCQOOaOOC©0©OOOOCOCX}0©OOOOCOCXX3 8

I VALUES—Don’t mistake low 1 price for value. The measure of i value is determined by the • amount of service and comfort I you get for your investment. i You will be delighted with the service and comfort in our work ! shoes. A. W. Strieby. 3f 5 1 t______ ; PRlNTlNG—Particular prin- ■ ters take pride in their’products ; and put pep into their performances. Place your orders with. , The Journal’s printing depart,ment. If TIRES —We have repaired tires and tubes on hand which are offered at bargains. All kinds of tire accessories for sale at the Syracuse Vulcanizing Shop. 49e0 FOR EXCHANGE-For auto. Emerson-Braningham 3-2 bottom ; gang, good as new. Tell your friends. 0. E. Mock, R. 3, Syra- ; cuse, Indiana. 41p BOOST- Boost home industry j by buying a Harmon-o-graph or I cedar chest at the home of the ' Harmon-o-graph. J. W. Rothenberger, Syracuse, Ind. 32 j SACRED SONGS—The popular Rodeheaver sacred spng records are on sale at the Beckman, Furniture Store. A big list to select from. 5f I —.— 2——- j C L E A N I N G—Leave your cleaning and pressing work at I my home, second door west of j the Pearl street foot bridge. ■ Roy Hire, Syracuse. 51f . : CORSETS — Our new spring line of “Kabo Live Model” Corsets are now in. Let our expert Corsetier help you make your selection. A. W. Strieby. 3f -1 - 1 FOUND — Help is plentiful now. Place a want ad in The ' Journal and you will find all the help you want. If j FOR SALE—Amateur photo I developing outfit; trays, powders, ' frames, papers, etc. Phone 112, or see Mrs. H. A. Miles. If I REDUCED — The price of Rainbow or Rodeheaver records re- ' duced to 85 cents at Rothenberger’s . 33 I — j DRESS SHOES—We have cut deep the price on every pair of f men’s dress shoes. A. W. Strie- 1 by. 3f |

: ——— - FRESH. 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 ■ ' . —‘‘

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MICKIE SAYS I -wTouvh I \ VCEEP OU <SOOO ttRXKS j / SOk\t FOLKS VS XO UWER. ASA 4 / I -TUEXA IO WXN | 1 BOSS SAMS US CAKrt I AFPORD -(VUXt KAXiO OP FWAEUOS g ©J I w IB rJsIS. Vo W i A os? J ! ; »tafel i 3M E I < ! )• j-- - " - -r- - : MUSIC—If you enjoy good; ; music you will be pleased with | the big list of new Victor re-j cords now on hand at the Beck-; ma<i Furniture Store. 5f VULCANIZING—Do not throw away those old tires. They can Ibe vulcanized and repaired at the Syracuse Vulcanizing Shop, O. R. Strieby, prop. 49e0 I REAL ESTATE —Farms, property, lots, cottages or business ; sold on commission. No sale, no commission. J. W. Rothenberger, office phone 90, residence phone 121, Syracuse, Ind. 32 | HOSIERY—Buy “Iron Clad” ' Hosiery, the stocking which you know to be right, and cheapest in the long run. A. W. Strie|by. 3f FURNITURE—See the new line* of furniture that has just j arrived at the Beckman Furniture Store. 4f SPECIAL —A special < sale on cedar chests at the Beckman Furniture Store beginning June Ist. 4f COME—Come to the home of the Harmon-o-graph to buy a ! piano, cedar chest or phonograph. [ The Harmon-o-graph Mfg. Co. 32

| LOST—Many good dollars by ’ i the lowering of prices on our 1 entire line of shoes. V e have i ; always specialized on quality? (shoes, and we assure you lour lines have been kept up to ■our former high standard, while | our prices are greatly reduced. A. W. Strieby. 3f i ; FOR SALE—l2(h'Acre farm, 4 j miles north of GosheYi; fine for i stock and grain; running .water. .Will take small■ farm for part j pay. Address O. C. Wolfe. R. R. No. 2, Goshen, Ind. 43p ! MILEAGE—Get many thous- ■ and more miles out of your old tires by having them repaired and vulcanized. All work fully guaranteed at the Syracuse Vulcanizing Shop, O. R. Strieby, prop. 49e0 WATCH—Watch the show window for- beautiful designs and low prices on cedar chests at the Beckman Furniture Store. 4f FOR SALE—OId awning, suitable as tarpaulin for farming j machinery, boat, etc. Inquire at ! Journal office. 3f VICTROLAS—Victrolas from j $25.00 up, now on hand at the ; Beckman Furniture Store. 4f CHESTS —Special sale on cedar chests at Beckman’s Furniture Store. 3f SAVING POTATOES One of two kinds of insects , with the occasional assistance of half- a dozen others, costs the potato grower's of Indiana, more . than a million dollars every year, ; says Prof. J. J. Davis, head of j the entomology demaftment of ; Purdue university. Experiments have demonstrated that spraying AUCTIONEER Cal. L. Stuckman Phone 535 Nappanee, Ind. Y'o u can call me up witbouF eipens

Big reduction in Baby Chicks | A beginning middle May and ex- !; t tending through June and July ;! HATCHES OFF EACH MONDAY j! To assure getting them on acer- q tain date your order should be <[ 4 booked in advance. Send in-.your ;J ; order by mail or call in person. ]! I Chicks guaranteed to be from goot * S ra( le pure bred stock. <»j Hatchery located one mile west J> *■“—<3* of Nappanee, Ind. b I Come and get them at the hatchery. | S. C. White Leghorn 1 $ll.OO per 100 S S. C. Brown Leghorn 11.00 pei’ 100 Barred Plymouth Rock 13.00 per 100 <• i White Plymouth Rock 13.00 per 100 g White Wvandotte 13.00 per 100 S.' C. Buff Orpington 13.00 per 100 J, S. C. Black Minorca...,, 13.00 per 100 J[ Broiler Chicks 10.00 per 100 <[ Larger or smaller amounts at same rate. J[ | Standard Poultry Co., Hatchery ;;■ NAPPANEE, INDIANA - |

' to control these insects increases the yield from 25 to 50 percent. Probably the most generally ■ destructive potato insect in In-1 diana*is the potato leaf hopper, a tiny green active insect, which ' causes what is commonly termed ; “tip-burn.” This insect lives on the under side of the leaves and sucks the plant juices.' They are ■ quite active, crawling about rapidly when disturbed and later when they become mature, they fly up from the potato ; plants in swarms when the vines are disturbed. Leaf eating beetles such as 1 potato beetles, blister beetles, and flea-beetles are also usually present in greater or less abund- ' ance and occasionally the green , aphis is present in destructive numbers. The leaf eating insects are controlled by an arsen- 1 ical spray and the leaf hopper is repelled by Bordeaux mix- j ture. A regular spray schedule to control all of the potato insects, excepting aphis, cutworm, stalkborer, and underground insects, | is recommended. A spray of Bordeaux mixture which consists of 4 ‘'pounds of copper sul- 1 phate. 4 pounds of hydrated or rock lime to 50 gallons of water, plus powdered larsenate of lead at the rate of 3 pounds : to 100 gallons (twice as much lead if the paste is used) should ; be applied when the plants are 1 6 to 8 inches high and thereUUGI i! Hi! I!.JUGL; /Tdvertisers ? ( will find this ; | ji paper an excellent medium in which to display their ' bargains and make' i their wants known ' I /11-

after every two weeks. Three thorough applications are pro- ; bably sufficient in ordinary sea- , sons. It is very important that i the spray cover the undersur* i face of the leaves as leaf hopi pers work there almost exclusively. If aphids appear spray with nicotine sulphate at the rate of 1, part to 800 of : water with soap or add nicotine sulphate to the Bordeaux arsen- ; ate spray at the rate of 1 to 500 ; parts of Bordeaux. o —— GRAUE LUTHERAN ( lil fiX’H Rev. Wm. Boatman. Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. i The Luther League meets on Monday evening, June 6th. Our young people are urged to attend the L. L. meetings. I —y — UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. W. T. Kessinger, Pastor. Sunday 5ch001.....'.. .9:45 a. m. J. W. Vorhis, Supt. Preaching........... 10:45 a. m. Sermon by the pastor. At 7:30 a Children’s Day service will be civgn, including a ; cantata entitled “The Ten Virgins.” A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all services. WHWWHMWMWViWWWWW**** IF. G. FITCH | Optician and Optometrist Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted. ? We grind our own lenses. £ | Why pay more? 5 , * i Room No. 3 S | WidaiiKin Office Building J I WARSAW, INDIANA e *%*VW%V%V*%*W , !□ Hl I Slate Bank s □ Syracuse, Intf. te I . | Our | | Bank I ■ | we win | ;b uour Business s i aDEsnBnHaonBDR