The Syracuse and Lake Wawasee Journal, Volume 14, Number 21, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 22 September 1921 — Page 4

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—h'UK SALE OR TRADE — trfass. z-cyl. .Launch.. $325 ia-rt. 2-Uyl Launch $175 lb-rt. 1-Cyl. Launch ...$l5O 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 6|-Ft., set of 2 $3.35 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 — Farm of 228 acres; good soil, all under cultivation; 10-room house, barn, windmill and other buildings; priced right for quick sale. Located 4 miles from Three Rivers, Michigan. Inquire of Edw. K. Gemberling, Three Rivers, Michigan. 194 p SPECIAL PRlCE—Guaranteed Auburn Double Fabric auto aires, tfhile they last: 30x3—10.15 32x3J—516.40 30x3^—512.95 32x4—522.60 E. E. Strieby, phone 161. 18f VICTOR RECORDS—Another shipment of Victor records arrived yesterday at the Beckman Furniture Store. 21f FURNITUREt-Buy your furniture and house furnishings through J. W. Rothenberger. LOT—On paved street, center of town, to trade for auto. See L. E. Schlotterback, Syracuse. 13f TO TRADE—A good forty to trade for larger farm. J. W. Rothenberger. 213

# I - i I i | Have You Seen the | j New “490” Chevrolet? 1 * i :—o—: # * 8 The new “490” Chevrolet is the most wonder- S ful car on the market today under SIOOO. f Listen!—there are so many changes we are # 5 £ unable to mention them all in this advertisement. * * But, say! the new car has the noiseless enclosed * overhead valve engine, new spiral gears in the H differentials, high comfortable seats with back * of front ■ seat covered with leather, new style g * one-man top, Jiffy curtains, new hood clips, three * £ more coats of baked-on enamel, and so forth, and | \ so forth. «= ) S / If you are going to buy a car at all, see this new Chevrolet before you purchase. It will pay * you, too—only SSBO f. o. b. Syrause. * S t ~0 . . * t * Miller & Lepper | X ' t Syracuse, Indiana £ S § * * * S J&K TIRE ACCESSORIES g Come in and see the new Marquette tire tool for Fords. We have in stock the Shaler 5-Minute Vulcanizer. Get one and carry it in your car. , Try “Car-Go” Carbon Remover; it burns the carbon instead of blowing it out. “Car-Go” Liquid Eg Gas will put pep in your motor. “Car-Go" Polish makes your car look like new. jL ’’fci’Sß vuicanizina shod I O, R. Strieby, Prop.

FOR SALE—Cottage Lot 72 Dolan & Miles addition, at great sacrifice if taken within thirty days. Cromwell heirs. Write W. J. Pollard, 310 So. Franklin, Garrett, Ind. 204 FARM WANTED—Wanted, to hear from owner of a farm or good land for sale, price reasonable. L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, Illinois. 211 p CLE AN I NG— Leave your cleaning and pressing work at my home, second door west of the Pearl street foot bridge. Roy Hire, Syracuse. 51f NEW RECORDS—Hehr the new Victor records at the Beckman Furniture Store’s new demonstration booths. t 21f „ FOR SALE —Amateur photo developing outfit, in good condition and all for $2.50. See Mrs. H. A. Miles, Syracuse. 18f FRAMING — Have your pictures framed from the new mouldings on hand at the Beckman Furniture Store. 21f WANTED —Woman or girl for house work. Position for two or three months. Phone 904, Syracuse. 20fp NEW FURNITURE—New furniture is arriving at the Beckman Furniture Store, with prices way down. TO TRADE —Motor boat for barn. See L. E. Schlotterback, Syracuse. ‘ 13f VICTROLAS — Instruments priced from $25.00 upward at the Beckman Furniture Store. MOULDING — New picture moulding was just received at the Beckman Furniture Store. ~REAL ESTATE—See J. _ W. Rothenberger for farms and properties. 21f And the Claw Smiled. I was teaching a class of senior boys and girls In high school. One boy annoyed me a great deal by putting his arm around the boy next to him and lopping over in a spineless fashion. At the end of my patience one day I exclaimed: “Donald, if you can’t keep your arms where they belong you’ll have to sit here beside me.’’ —Exchange. *

SCHOOL MOVIES

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Everyone knows that the school bought a moving picture' machine last year. Not many real “shows” have been put on because of the expense of the films but this year we are going to have a program consisting of eleven plays. These are sent out by the Extension division of Indiana university, and are films especially made for the use of schools, churches, clubs and other . organizations. They will be shown in the afternoon for the seventh and eighth grades and high school | students and they will be 1 charged ten cents. Then in the | evening they will again be shown 1 for the benefit of the public and J the small fee of ten cents will again be charged. This is not a profit-making scheme. The school must make enough to cover the expense of the films and so offers the following exceptional program for the coming school year: “The Mill on the Floss,” ( 5 reels) —Nearly everyone knows this book of George Eliot’s and the film interpretation is very well done. Mignon Anderson is featured in this production. “The Vicar of Wakefield,” (7 reels) —If one misses this film version of Goldsmith’s masterpiece, they are unfortunate, for it is admirable in every way. “King Lear,” (5 reels) —Frederick Ward is featured in this wonderful play of Shakespeare’s. Lovers of Shakespearian play’s should not tniss it. “A Hoosier Romance,” (5 reels) —This is a story of early rural life in Indiana. All of the subtitles are quotations from the poem of James Whitcomb Riley.

FRESH. 6LE.HN M&fITS 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

Fords orv - TRACTOR gs F. O. B. Datrait Xl \ I jso ** *iii Henry 9 The Tractor will enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life, I believe the trac- I tor will make farming what it ought to be I —the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earthV 9 This tractor has done much—very much — in bringing true Mr. Ford’s prophecy; for in it is a machine which has harnessed one of I the most dependable, efficient, adaptable, || economical sources of power in the world — | a machine that saves from thirty to fifty per cent of the farmer’s time —a machine which many farmers claim plows, harrows H or drills as much ground in the same time as four, six or even eight horses. And more —a machine that takes care of every power job on the farm. Call and let’s talk it over, or telephone or I drop us a card and we will bring the facts to you. 11l ’C. R. Hollett, Dealer I Syracuse, , Indiana UJ j I

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“Silas Marner,” (7 reels)—The name of this film alone ought to bring every person to see it who has ever read the book. If you have not read the book you will want to see the picture any way because it is very interesting. “The Flight of the Duchess,” (5 reels) —This is the film version of Browning’s poem. It is very accurate and students of Browning will be especially interested. “Fires of Youth,” (5 reels) — This is one of the best modern plays and shows how a little child brought about true co-

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I operation and understanding be- ' tween the wealthy head of a 1 great corporation and his employees. i; “Pots and- Pans Peggy,” (5 ’ reels) —Those people who love • to laugh should see this comedydrama. It is full of action throughout. “Enoch Arden,” “The Cricket on the Hearth” pnd “Benedict Arnold,” (each 2 reels) —You are getting three good plays in this one evening’s program. These are all well given. | “Robin Hood” and “Little Captain of the Scouts,” (4 reels and 2 reels) —Both of these pictures are interesting to young and old. . This program is for children, I although many grown-ups will enjoy it as much as the .children. There are very few pictures . filmed for children, therefore every parent should come and bring his small sons or daugh- , ters.. The picture consists of six reels in four parts—“ The Child-, ■ ren Hour,” (1 reel); “Fairy Fern- ] > seed,” (2 reels); "Ship’s Race k with Death,” (1 reel), Ship is a t dog; “Punch and Judy,” (2 reels) ’ All of these pictures are edu-1 cational as well as entertaining and besides with every picture , named there is a one reel travel i picture, industrial film or news weekly. In this way there will , always be six reels and some- 1 , times eight. ’ I Come to everyone of these for your own benefit and for the ‘ benefit of the school. The first 1 one will be given Sept. 29 in the

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ESTATES. DEEDS, MORTGAGES AND WILLS WILLIAM GRAY LOEHR Attorney-at-Law Admitted to Practice in All Court* Auto Licenses and Titles Notary Public 118| S. Buffalo Warsaw, Ind.

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high school assembly. The other ■ dates will be announced later and also the name of the film given at that time. __o NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of! Amanda A. Banta, deceased, i In the Kosciusko Circuit Court, September Term, 1921. Notice is Hereby Given, that Joseph P. Dolan as administrator of the estate of Amanda A. Banta deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 10th day of •October, 1921, at which time all heirs, creditors, or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said ♦ ——

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account and vouchers should not be approved. Dated at Warsaw, this 12th day of September, 1921. Russell H. Butler, Clerk, (203) Kosciusko Circuit Court, o —— NOTICE C. R. Smith, Jeweler, will discontinue doing repair work.. Please call for repairs and settle accounts by October 1. 211 5 o I ... Journal want-ad? are investments that pay dividends.

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