Walkerton Independent, Volume 45, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 April 1920 — Page 5

E. 12 kJ &SE Yc [ONEY: KEEP fYKJ YOUR HOUSE (SUPUCS" YOUR HOUSE burned) HIDE IT, •. ' < r or SPEND IT, THE LMZ r WAY IS TO INVEST IT iNk w GET-RICH QUICK '9^ SCHEME /wßk. It is Safe in „ Oorßawk. *”« --■/<•- _ ' '_J IF YOU HAVE NOT YET BEGUN SAVING, START TODAY AND PUT SOME MONEY IN THE BANK EACH WEEK FROM YOUR EARNINGS AND YOU SOON WILL HAVE MONEY. BEWARE OF THE SMOOTH STRANGERS WHO PEDDLE PRETTY SOUNDING SCHEMES FOR “GETTING-RICH-QUICK.” IT CAN’T BE DONE. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. YOU WILL RECEIVE FOUR PER CENT INTEREST EVERY DOLLAR DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK IS INSURED. The State Bank of Walkerton EDWARD GRIDER, PRES. O. C. SHOCKNEY, CASHIER I Q . I THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Model T One Ton Truck with its ' manganese bronze worm-drive is really a necessity for the farmer because it solves his | I problem of economic transportation from the farm to the city. And in farm work alone, it v.ill be found a great money saver as well as a big labor saver. Has all the merits of the Ford , car multiplied by greater capacity with greater strength. No extra cost in operation. We’d - like to talk it over with every farmer. Bring your Ford car to us for necessary repairs and . thus get the genuine Ford parts and reliable Ford workmanship. Rudd Motor Co. Walkerton Ind. A wiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin |c. E. HOUSER I = HllllllliiMII!HHHIIHHIIiHHHHHIIHIHHHI|HHIIIHIHIHHHIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIHHI) = | A Full Line of Hardware ! g = " zx । = iIIIiIHHIIHIII = ( | Paints, Oil Stoves, Garden Tools, Garden Seeds, = = Chicken Brooders, Chicken Fountains and a com- = | plete assortment of Fishing Tackle. = | iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 = Orders for repairs for E | INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.’S = implements given prompt attention. ► E 7IiIIIIHHIIIIHHHIHIHIHIIHIHIUIHiHIHIHIHIIIIIHHHIiniIHHHHIIIIIIIIHHIIIHIHHniH I ^/porting I I; I • 1 PLAY BALL I | Eight out of every ten players in the big leagues | I today came from small towns, many of them much | | smaller than Walkerton. | I Complete new lines of gloves, bats, balls, masks, | I protectors, uniforms, caps, stockings and shoes now J I await your selection. | t C. M. CARER, Ph. C. J PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE J • !

vszsss. PEOPLE you Kwvp Koontz, the Clothier, for good clothes and shoes. Wonderful bargains in Spring Suits at Reiss’. alsw. It is predicted that it will be safe to go out without an overcoat by July Ist. See W. H. H. Lowry for muck land fertilizer, (loot! per cent of potash. 3t-a29wp. T- J. Fitzgerald visited with his sons, Maurice and Vivian, in South Bend, Tuesday. Mrs. George Jackson of Garv was here several days last week packing up household goods to move to Gary. Ihe Boys’ Dubbelbilt suits are doiiole knees, double-seat pants, double-elbows coats, rain proof. See KOONTZ’S Windows. wn-als. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Rearick of south Bend visted here over Sunday. Murray is employed in the cedar chest factory in that city. Donald Ewing and ladv friend. Miss Helen Hart, of Chicago, were guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ewing, over Sunday. George Jackson of Gary has sold his residence property in the southwest part of town to Roy Sparks, who is employed at the Rudd Motor Co.’s garage. Mrs. Perry Wolfenberger, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mis. George Beit er and other relatives. returned Saturday to her home in South Bend.

Do not tail to see our many graduation suggestions. E. A . Derf, the Jeweler. M. M. Foster, who had got the notion in his head that he was in pretty had shape and had about deX'ided to make his will, went over to Chicago the latter part of last week and had a thorough examination by a specialist. The learned man after gi\ing the patient a thorough physical inspection, said there was nothing the matter with him except that his stomach was on a little strike from eating too much, and advised him to cut out so much eatina and not to work any. Mel believes he can follow the directions all riaht excetit the eating part. He says the examination would have been cheap at any price and since taking it has been as frisky as a two-year-old. and is liable to start a “rough house" most any time. Several other of our "over-worked" fellows are thinking of running over to Chicago and taking the same examination. WANTS, FOR SALE, Etc. FOR SALE—Good mixed hay. Mrs. Jno. Barber. aB-tfw. \ "ANTED —To .buy second hand Sewing Machine. Inquire Independent office. FOR SALE — Strawberry and blackberry plants. Best varieties. 3t-alsw. A. D. SWANK. FOR SALE—Black Cap Raspberry plants. Jno. Klingerman, Walkerton. Ind. 2t-alswp. FOR SALE—Two 32x3^, 6,000 mile non-skid tires, brand new, $15.50 each. Robert Reeder. Italsw mi ’N’TA T .. j r

rOLND —Iron rest and strap for auto top. Owner can have same by calling at the Independent office. I lt-a!sw. | FOR SALE —Alfalfa and timothy x hay. a Champion binder and a Ford I touring car. H. BELLLINGER, 1 phone 103-N. 2t-a22wp. Z FOR SALE- My home in Walker-I■ ton. A bargain for quick sale. Ad- ■ dress, Alice Rupel Chapman, 209 a Dubail Ave., South Bend, Ind. st-m«wp. | FOR SALE One 8 year old mare, A 1 cow giving milk and 1 John Deere J cultivator, good as new. It-alswn B JOHN RELL. A FOR SALE Why pay rent when J you can buy a home on easy pay- J ments? One 4 room, one 6 room, A and one 8 •room house on west 9th 3 street, two blocks west of school B huse. See T. W. Ward, for price A and terms. 4t-a22wp. Z FOR SALE —Eggs for hatching, Q full blooded Orpingtons, White A Wyandottes and Silver Spangled * Hamburgs. Mrs. Chas. Martin, * on the Chas. Harness farm, Garden A City, phone Hamlet exchange. a st-a29wp. 9 WANTED —Representative for g Walkerton and vicinity to sell health A and accident insurance for old es- Z tablished company. Liberal contract z to right party. For further informa- J tion address E. W. Mannock, Div. I Mgr., 538 Farmers’ Trust Bldg., ■ South Bend, Ind, 4t-alsw. g v S 3 Any Ipk winlr i I A LL you have to d» £ ** to know that you f are rid of re-insulation • trouble for good is to ■ make sure that you get a Still Better Willard with ( the “Thread Rubber ’’ j Trade Mark stamped ou j the side of the box, , The Quality Vulcanizing ; and Battery Company । One door north of B the Independent * Phone 92 1 I CWMljjp I

Wonderful Bargains in Sprint Suits at Reiss’. alsw. Fertilizer on hand at all times foi all grades of.land. W. H. 11. Lowrv Phone 183-Dl Walkerton. Ind. st-ml 3 wp. Ihe high and rising prices ol gasoline, kerosene and fuel oil are t< be investigated under a resolutioi passed by congress. I he business man on the farm anti his city cousin wear Kupenheimei clothes for the same good reasons KOONTZ. See ad. wn-als. I rank DuComb of Hammond visited here with his mother, Mrs Maria Thompson, last Friday and Saturday. Frank recently returned from a trip through the Texas oil fields. L. C. Strang of Hammond and son Clyde were in town Fridav evening. having just returned from a visit to the hospital at Logansport to see Mrs. Clyde Strang, who is reported as better. Do not fail to see our many graduation suggestions. E. V. Derf, the Jeweler. Milton Cook (field man for the Fox River Creameri- Co., has been looking after the sJJ-.tion here the past week while tMlocal man. Jack Rector, has been cLiving the truck wagon in the country. Mr. and Mrs.| Harley McCarty of ..ary visited over Sunday here with their parents. They are getting along fine in Gary and lately, moved into the new brick five-apartment building which the}’ have purchased on Delaw’are street. The Willard threaded rubber insulated battery speaks for itself. We have a large growing list of satisfied owners. Don’t take our word.

ask them. Quality Vulc. & Battery Co., 1 door north of the Independ- . ^t. 2t-a25 Ihe play, "The Town Marshal.” was prsented by the Junior class of # the Teegarden high school at the Link theater Monday evening. There was a fair sized audience present, 1 and the young people took their respective roles very creditably for ’ non-professionals. Boys’ Dubb elb itl t suits at KOONTZ’S, Walkerton. Guarant. . d six months, rain proof. wn-;. 15. The Crochet club, with their husbands, gave Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nusbattm a very pleasant surprise Monday evening, the occasion being their wedding anniversary. A six o’clock dinner was served. The couple received some useful gifts. All present report a very enjoyable evening. Mrs. Cordelia Burnside and daughter. Candace, returned Friday from North Dakota and will remain here, rhex did not like the climate on account of the severe winter weather. The winter there has been extremely cold and when they left the snow had drifted in some places as high as twenty feet. The Lincoln Mutual Casualty Co.. Springfield, 111., desires a local agent i to sell a complete line of AVTOMO- . BILE INSURANCE. Liberal com- 1 missions. Give paarticulars and references. G. E. Perkins. Dist. Mgr., 225 So. 31?.An. Bend, Ind. 6t-m2ow. ’ Whatever make car you have, we have a service battery for your use while your own is being repaired. All batteries filled and tested free. Quality |Vulc. & Battery Co., 1 door north jof the Independent. 2t-a25.

(public sale! » Household Goods * $ , 111111111111111!!I*111!111!111!1111111!1111HI!111!1111111111111111111111111111111111i11Hi111111 I As I am moving away I will sell at public auction g । । at my residence in Walkerton, on g i Saturd’y,APLl7l Commencing at 2 p. m., the following Household | ! [ goods: | | Oak library table, oak writing desk, oak dining | • | room table, oak china closet, Body Brussel rug 11 ft. 0 I 6 in. xl3 ft. 6 in., Wilton rug 8 ft. 3 in. xlO ft. 6 in., j lAxminster rug 9 x 12 ft., vevlet rug, 9 x 12 ft. with ? velvet rug 36 x 54 in. to match, woven rug 9 x 18, g electric sweeper with attachments, Stewart steel | range, qtfick meal gasoline range, Detroit vapor 5 | gasoline,stove 2 burner and oven, kitchen cabinet, 2 i I refrigerators, 2 kitchen tables, 6 dining chairs, oak ® | chair, 6 oak rockers, child’s high chair, youth’s | । chair, oak bed and dresser, 2 oak commodes, cotton g mattress, oak finish leather bed Davenport, bed | I springs, oak stand, cuckoo clock, white toilet mir- S $ ror, hall mirror, porch swing, porch chair, go-cart g | with runners. j | | | Terms of Sale | * On all sums of $5 and under cash. On all sums j । over $5 a credit of 6 months time will be given pur- g | chaser giving his note with approved security with j J 6 percent from date. If not paid when due to draw | I 8 percent fom date. No property to be removed un- • J til terms of sale are complied with. | | 5 PERCENT OFF FOR CASH. I | E. J. McCarty, Auc. J. L. Cochran, Clerk. I ! R. S. HYMAN I • aB-15. •

| THE BES Tand MOS T COM FOR TA BLE I , • SHOE for SPRING WORK E VER MA DE ’ °’ a _____ i “if g^eALL-BANoy^ MEN Hinti: Is THE WORK SHOE }OlH\\E BL IX U isHINt mi. A i W \ t 11 ' f Bh ■' <-<>ndi g I what a good leathei 1 r I i i who have worn them will have nothing | 0 the J claim thej more wear and mon ] | them, than from 11 The price is $4.25 I I GUS REISS & COMPANY • r I Clothiers, Shoers, Hatters | B. F. HARDEN, Mgr. Walkerton, Ind. J O X f X x 'Q IQ Save for Old Age I 8 1 X O X / Rat three n ’ en every hundre d are self-supporting Q Q / ' or “financially fixed” at 65 years, according to . Q O // statistics. Sr ' re y ° U tO 0,,e ot l ' ,e Diree or one of the 97? • Sk Now is the time to decide. Answer by opening a y ~ Term Savings Account in tliis bank now. We pay \Z X 4% interest, compounded semi-annually, and your O V small beginning wiU soon, grow to such proportions V as will mean independence for you. \Z rS One dollar deposited in a Savings — Account here gives you one of these aD!\ 4CI 4O' QTiTC D 4 \’l ' X Liberty Bell Home Banks to drop rAK/VIcKo MAlt DA.! K Fj your odd change in. ZN 8 $ 71XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXK

J. E. Johnson was at North Liberty Tuesday to attend a meeting of ’ the directors of the* North Liberty | State Bank. | We mnplox only the latest proven ’ methods in the process of vulcaniz- J Ung ami tire repairing. ALL WORK j STRICTLY GUARANTEED. DI A- J MOND TIRES AND TUBES! Qual- I jity Vulc. & Battery Co., 1 door north | ■of the Independent. 2t-a25 1 . — NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION I Notice is hereby given, that the j undersigned has been appointed by I the Clerk of the Circuit Court of St. | Joseph County. State of Indiana, i i Administrator, of the Estate of j Rhoda Jane Kane, late of St. Joseph { County, deceased. 1 Said Estate is supposed to be J solvent. I Schuyler Kane, Administrator. j April 1/1920. 1 J. Willis Cotton, Att’r. for Estate. I 3t-22w. (

I A Wonderful Selection | • jrw.’vwwvn i DRAPEPIES | I V? ."MU®> A : : ! 5 I O Make your I \ /.H l * home more atI \ rX tractive with new cur- g g IT tains or draperies. Your g I problems will be solved when g | y° u see ^e splendid offerings | we have in | Curtain Materials and Draperies | You will be delighted with the pretty patterns | । and the exceptional bargains offered. All colors j ? and patterns. i § I Nets, Panels, Marquisettes | Voiles, Terry Cloth 1 • WE SELL KIRSH RODS IN ALL SIZES | H. W. GOHN J » i ABO 00000^0 0 AB I Attention Farmers I Do not make the mistake you have made the past few years by not g having sufficient root, to store your -rain and being obliged to sell Z it at a low price. Take into consideration the pri**e of -ra n at j Harvest Time and the price the next sumfner. Come and get <> : * .Crib ami Granary Plans. Your local grain dealer will le able to A ?) handle your grain to better advantage, if you have room to store iyour grain at home and especially wh> n > is at the present time. fi j I Walkerton Lumber Company J | LUMBER, COAL and BUILDING HARDWARE E. R. THOMPSON, Mgr Walkerton. Indiana f i - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiHH’iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiing | Garden Making 1 ime! I E We have the celebrated Leonard H | Garden Seeds which insure a good = yield. 1 = If you want cabbage seeds or carrot = better get your order in early. | I FRATER & KARR I 1 Walkerton, Ind. Phone No. 72 |