Walkerton Independent, Volume 46, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 July 1920 — Page 5

■ 1/ F'"-' When you , sell your | CROP IbigjlgiiO . put and taep^Wjk SaHB YOUR MONEY WhQt . OW BANK PF. ONCE A MAN, WHO DIDN’T BELIEVE IN BANKS, WAS PLOUGHING, AND HE PLOUGHED UP A TIN CAN CONTAINING $500.00 THAT HAD BEEN BURIED BY SOME OTHER MAN WHO DID NOT BELIEVE IN BANKING HIS MONEY. THAT $500.00 IS IN THE BANK NOW ALONG WITH MONEY. TH AT THE SAID FARMER RECEIVED FOR HIS CROP. . OUR BANK IS A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR NONEY. PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK. YOU WILL RECEIVE FOUR PER CENT INTEREST EVERT DOLLAR DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK IS INSURED. The State Bank cl Walkerton EDWARD GRIDER. PRES O. C. SHOCKNEY, CASHIER PIIIIRIIIZIIIIIHIIIBIIIIQII ■ ■ i - Your V acation Apparel: f If you would be comfortable and cool —and cor- | I rectly dressed —you should give some thought to “ f your immediate shopping. Our displays of summer | B merchandise will be found interesting in Style, ■ 1 Quality and Economy. ■ ■ | Smart Washable Waists of Voile, Organdy and M | Batiste with dainty laces and embroidery are admir- 1 j ably adapted to hot weather wear and are being g 1 featured now at 54.95 and $6.95. The tub Skirts to ■ । go with them of Gabardines, Sateen, etc., with smart | j pockets and neat belt styles at 55.95 to 57.95. The ■ | Satin Petticoats that you can tub will make splend- ■ id foundations for the skirts and add refinement to | | your summer outfit. Priced $3.95 up. I White Low Shoes for every Sport and Summer p ( Dress Occasion are, of course, a necessity and will i f be found in the women’s white shoes section and the | large assortment will show how well prepared we g f are to take care of your every requirement. Canvas ■ = Reinskin or White Kid in the varied last with heels g | to suit the style at $3.50 up to $8.50. ■ ■ And don’t forget the Bathing Suits and Acces- ■ ■ sories. Be ready for your very first day’s outing. ■ i Wool Bathing Suits for women at $6.50 to $8.50. gj g Children’s suits $1.50 up. Bathing shoes in colors at |! g 65c and SI.OO. Bathing caps of rubber 50c and 75c. i; : THE BOSTON STORE: " LA PORTE, - - INDIANA . tGiaiMaaaQKaaaaiaaßaaiiaia b.. ^gasjaX WE ARE Exclusive Agents ■ for I e Tilak Hi invite householders GENERALLY TO CALL AND SEE *^3*!**^^ SAMPLES OF THESE FINISHES. Every product guaranteed 111 PJ 3 FOR QUALITY and service. c. e. housed

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[ EJETdS PEOPLE -you Know Mrs. Slick, of Kewanee, is visiting ♦uh her son. M. B. Slick, and family. Miss Flora Ehlam of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. C. E. Naught In this week. C. R. Folsom left on Wednesday for Atlanta, Social Circle and other points in Georgia in the interests of the iron works. “Help Wanted” and “For Sale” ads give quick results in this paper. It reaches the people. Mrs. Helen Palmer and child and Mrs. Callie Rensherger of South Bend are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mis. George Goodrich. Mrs. Silver Chaney and Miss Leach of Sullivan, Ind., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carter. Mrs. Carter is the daughter of Mrs. Chaney. The supper given by the U. B. Ladies’ Aid in the basement of the church Wednesday evening of last week was well patronized, for which the ladies feel grateful. July 4th will be observed at Koontz lake Monday, July 5. with dancing and cabaret music at Smith’s pavilion, games and amusements, and fireworks in the evening. The Ladies’ Aid society of the U. B. church will hold a pastry sale in the vacant corner room across from the Independent office Saturday, July 3. Home baked pies, cakes, cottage cheese, etc., will be sold. The Walkerton Pleasure Club was entertained bv Mr. and Mrs. Fallis Rees at their country home on tne banks of the Kankakee one evening recently. Refreshments were served and a lino time was enjoyed with music and other social features. Ve have a habit of pleasing all that patronize our service station; if you have been here you know, if you haven't fall in line. We need your business. ) ou need our service. | Villard Thread rubber batteries. । Guaranteed repairing. All batteries filled and tested free. The Quality Vulc. and Battery Co. On the corner north of the Independent. Phone 92. 2t-jn24w hen you buy a ring make sure that it is a W. W. AV. because the stones are guaranteed to stay in. E. X. DERF. the Jeweler. Besides handling a well selected line of plumbing supplies and bath room accessories, we are equipped to handle any job in oxwelding and general repairing. We’re open for business in our new shop and alwavs on the job. The FIX-ALL Shop. First door north of the Independenr - jn3-tfw. WALKERTON MARKETS Corrected Every Thursday. Eggs 36 [Butter 45 Lard * 03 /Potatoes §5.40 Timothy Seed $6.50 Clover Seed $25.0b Alfalfa Seed $2 3.50 Wheat. No. 2 s2*6o Oats. No. 3 $1.09 Rye. No. 2, 5 6 lbs., test $2.06 Corn, new sound, per 100 §2.-m ,Beans, hand picked $5.40 ' Onions, bushel $1.75 (Chickens, old .26 Chickens, young per lb. 1 40 ’Ducks o' , Fat Cattle, per cwt* _57.00 to SIO.OO I Stock Cattle, per cwt. $6 to $7.00 [Cows, per cwt. S 5 to $7.00 Calves, per cwt. $lO to $13.00 । Hogs, per cwt. $lO to $14.00 1 Sheep, per cwt. $ll.OO Lambs, per cwt. to $14.00 [Green Hides iq THE LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R. EXCURSION SI XDAV .11 LY, 4TH (returning same date.) Round Trip Fares To MICHIGAN CITY s.§l (Lake Michigan) Train leaves Walkerton 11:52 a.m. The above fare includes War Tax.or tickets and full information apply to Agent. The Kilmer Co., North Liberty W. H. Smith and S. A. Nusbaum, Walkerton AGENTS FOR South Bend Floral Co. FLOWERS FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND FUNERALS.

Boys’ wash suits at KOONTZ’S, S9c. just a little soiled. The overalls fad wore out before the overalls did. M. D. Leibole of Gary was in town the first of the week on business. A good thing to think about for ■ 4th, Palm Beach suit at. KOONTZ'S. $11.75. Miss Helen Knepp of Grass Creek, Ind., is visiting a few weeks with her aunt. Mrs. H. D. Mull. Mrs. M. S. Denaut and daughter Juha have been visiting a few days with Mrs. Denaut's parents at Kokomo. Mrs. Murray Woodward and two children of Arkport, N. Y.. arrived here last Thursday to remain several weeks visiting with Mrs. Woodward’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Noblit. The 17th annual encampment of the united Spanish War Veterans was held in South Bend Monday and Tuesday. William Jones, command-er-in-chief of the national organization. was among the speakers. The members of the Philathea class and their families will be entertained by Mesdames Ed and Walter Atwood at Koontz lake on Thursdav July Sth Pot-luck lunch. Those not having conveyance meet at Methodist church not later than 10.30. J. W. Rittinger, private secretary to Congressman |L J- Hickey, and at one time superintendent of the Walkerton schools, has tendered his resignation and will become connected with a bank at New Carlisle, his old home. FARMERS! Don’t cause your self unnecessary delay waiting for new parts. If you break a part on your tractor, corn planter or anything else bring it in and we will weld it for you in a few minutes, The FIX-ALL Shop. First door north of the Independ- 1 ent. jn3-tfw. | In mentioning the “original Hard- I ing men” in this vicinitj we missed Trustee Frank Nash, not having learned of his “Harding t emh ncies.” I There may be others who have been j overlooked. If so, we hereby extend I apologies, as anyone who was an I original Harding champion is some punkins at the present time. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Dowell will I entertain this evening (Thursday) in I honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Dowell, or Huntingburg, Ind., the following party: D r . an q Mrs H c K napp. Mr iMtd Mrs. Lewis H. Uhl of Hunringburg, and Mrs. Uhl and two daughters. Helen and Jane, of Evansville, Ind. You will find one ( more place in town where you can sell all kinds or hides and get the top price. Let us know also about your chickens, junk, rags, rubber, metal, etc. Write 01 pho le 65 or bring to the yard and get extra price for it. You will bo satisfied with our treatment. You’ll say so. HARRY CHUDAKOFF, m25-tfw. Phone 65. Compare the quality and price of our vulcanizing and tire repairing with all others and'you are bound to be satisfied. We--have a large increasing list of , satisfied customers for your reference. The Quality VUlc. and Battery Co. On the corneiHl ’ of the indopendent. Phofarf*.. 2t-jn24w I- rank DuComb of Hammond is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mariah Thompson. Frank handed us a ticket of admission to the republican national convention, which comes a little late but will serve as a souvenir in the years to come. Frank was a sergeant-at-arms in the convention and was looking around for some of his Walkerton friends during the convention, as he was in a position to pass a few of them into the big show. MONEY TO LOAN I have an unlimited amount of looney to loan on improved farms, on 5. 7, 10 or 20 years time, WITHOUT 10 or 20 years time, with small commission. I am prepared to meet all competition. Let'me furnish you the money. J. WILLIS COTTON, 3m-Jlyi2 wp. Over State Bank. WANTS, FOR SALE, Etc. WANTED—A middle-aged woman to help in hotel kitchen during the summer; also a dining room girl. Emil Anderson. Koontz Lake. jnl7tf FOR RENT—Seven-room house with electric lights, well located. 2t-jyßwp N. G. HERSHBERGER. FOR SALE —2 fresh cows with calves by side, Champion Binder in good condition with new canvas, . SSO; Fairfield “all steel” breaking plow, complete with jointer, wheel and extra point, $lO. Terms: Cash or bankable note. Thos. J. Wolfe, Jr., •>t-jyl w. Phone No. 7. Walkerton. FOR RENT—B-room Cottage at Koontz lake, from Julv 5 to 13th. It-jv] j. WILLIS COTTON. FOUND Small purse containing some change. Call at Norman Fults’ I residence. lt-jyl | LOST—2 sacks of fertilizer between Houser’s hardware and . Fairview school house. It-jv Iw. HENRY NASH. WANTED—IOO young men and .vomen for a business course before July 15th at the old summer rates. | Enter any time. It will pay you to • write for catalog NOW. The South |Bend Business College. 4t-jlylswnl WANTED Lady or gentleman of I good edwcation, living in or outJ side of Walkerton, to do some home work or to travel. Salary sls to sls I per week and expenses. Experience • unneceesary. Address M. Ricke’-t. । gen’l. del.. Walkerton. It-jlylwp ( l W WTED—Office desk, or .small ’[writing disk. jn24w-tf. Quality Vulc. and Batterv Co. FOKND Auto license No. M 274, [lndiana license. Can have same by for this ad. Airs. Krieghbaum. FOR SALE—An old established I ht ;t locations; corner Div^ior r am’ Taylor Sis., South Bend. Imi: > o« ler going south on acct uni ol ' ■ Jh. Imrnire Wo’; -7 in lr Store. FARN TO NURSE Med < s i< ’.I training; two years ‘on; . ' ical and theor' icdl class wot . of 2 5 doctors. s2’ ' Av nue hospital. FOR SALE—SO r-ercen muriate ’of potash. B. I. HOLSER & CO.

Koontz, the Giothier for good clothes and shoes. fifteen frames and about 40 bar- ’ ‘is of glass bjanks we, c here ih's week for the Roseen m.tory. It is important th. t your subsc: tion is paid in advance. Tie a siring around your finger so you won’t forget it. Miss Callie Hammond of Sumption Prairie has been a guest at the Blaine home on the Island for the past two weeks. Miss Alary Blaine is stiff, ring . inconvenience of two broken fingers occasioned from a fall from a stepladder while training a vine over a 11 ellis in the gat den. Diamond Tires and Tubes! Call or phone for prices. The Quality Vulc. and Battery Co. On the corner north of the Independent. Phone 92. 2t-jn2 4w New Columbia Records )n sale the 10th and 20th of each month. E. V. DERF, the Jeweler. The Farmers’ Co-operative Corporation of Knox has purchased the Isfort livery barn and the lot back of it. The corporation expects to build an elevator and feed store and will handle farm supplies. M IS a m ■ My » Z Declaration " : ° f : Z Independence 2 * \t this time of our ® M national birthday, I 3 wish to tell you of a x i ■ decimal ion of mine. ■ e Old king Pnvfiteer ■ has laid his greedy H H hand upon ail lines of business and I wiP do ® all I can to throw oft' . ‘ B bis undesirable yoke. ■ But with all this de- ■! a termination on my g ' K part, it does not look as if there would he any J " ilrop in prices in furni- a pg lure for another six j miHiths. In fact, the re- ; verse is true in some ■ ■ lines. j ■ This week I received st ■ a new price list on g jg chairs with an average § of 7% advance in ■ ■ price. A number of |g || manutarturers of other lines are oversold for B P six and eight months. j| H so that no oveissupply will cause a reduction B in their lines. ■ g My advice to you is B to buy NOW. Shop a ® arouwd before buying. = ! g Be sure to get my jig places. Others have a B told me they are con- || |l siderabiy lower. But why shouldn’t they Jie ■ P with my low opei’ating || H expense, and my desire to sell at the very low. P P est margin of profit ■ U consistent with safe business. B ■ I will look for you. g " 8 || Phone 21-1 1 " IheVilmer so." I hey [1 |\ oep ominq North Liberty , Ind. l Money back without question \ 1 if HUNT’S Salve fails in the M l I treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. RINGWORM, TETTER or /X [ ft other itching skin diseases, k. //> Try a75 cent box at our risk. C. M. CARTER, Druggist Oiiifc) IMAOC BATTERY solution and passage of current always succeed in wearing out ordinary insulation long before the plates reach the end of their usefulness, but it is different vvilh Threaded Rubber. That’s the insulation which frees the car owner from reinsulation worries during the life of the battery. The Qua lit) \ ulcaniziiii> and Battery Company One door nort h of I he Independent Phone 92 I

• a ■ ■ ■ s a a.a “^■■aaaaaßaKaffaaaaM H I I - i I i । - 0 /Jr " • > ■ 1 ■Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy! b " Os Course It’s Hot But I . s don’t iet the heat worry you. Come to our store and P , | stock up with the best 36 ■ ® « Fishing Tackle of all Kinds P a ■ and beat it for some cool lake and forget your ■ | troubles. We have everything you need, hooks, I lines, artificial bate of all kinds, poles, etc., etc “ i'* ’ p I C. E. HOUSER I —— ^a BBaaHFaißßEaaßßaaaaaaßßaa I CAMM AH, ’-W, I: : THIS YEAR— I | OF ALL YEARS | ■ IS ONE SEASON WHEN NO AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE CAN AF- S |g. FORD TO HAVE ANY “FAILURES” IX HER CANNINGS. 25 ■ Sugar supplies seem limited—fruits are siarce in 3 some territories. Every full jar set on the shelf in n the fruit cellar will be like so much gold next winter, i — IH P HAVE THE BEST JAR OBTAINABLE—THE BAU. BAND JAR*. p \\Hl( H HAS >TOOI> ALL TEMPERATURE TE>TS. ; || kt AMAZON CAN RUBBERS. W HITE AND RED i| H. W. GOHN • ißaßaaßDauiKiiaaaisasaaßHßßaa i^aa.aiaßßaa^EnsiaßSßßPaaaasfi I SAVE CROPS I I Si i BY | | Killing Insects, Blight, Etc. i . ■ - ■ ■ SLUG SHOT. PYRETHRUM, PARIS GREEN, ■ Z ARSENATE of LEAD. BLACK LEAF 40 I i || HELLEBORE i “PYROX’’ FOR BUGS AND BLIGHT | | | 2 C, M. CARTER, Ph. C. " i = a PEOPLE S DRUG STORE ■ a Store s W ■

TO SAVE BABY CHICKS — Put this in the drinking water. Most peopT ’ < ' f i g \ -k . A every hatch, ai : - ’ : > exnect it. I or whi-, die • • . b -ae , i y^L This los and easily ’ »pped, by putting Avicol in the drinking water. Wo prove it by this of? i: Call at cur store for a 25c or 50c ' pack; ■■ of Avicol. If you don’t find money will be refunded. | and helps them grow and det elop hours, Easily used and in xper lv ~ C. M. CARTER. Ph C

After you eat—alwavs take FATOHIC B frOR YOUR ACI.O-STOMAC^) Instantly re 1 ieves Heartburn, Bloat* ed Gassy 1 eeiing. Steps food souring, Aidsd e»^anand -ippeta E-"P 8 etr-'.'ch . . - . oioac ! ' Tin. FENSLAII STORE