Walkerton Independent, Volume 48, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1923 — Page 8

ANNOUNCING New Management At the Harness Shop! We have purchased the Ake Harness Shop in Walkerton and will operate under the name of Etsel Snyder & Son. We will carry a good line of factory and hand-made harness at reasonable prices and conduct a first class repair shop. Our policy is to sell only the best goods, backed by a guarantee and the best service possible. We have engaged Dan Loring, *an experienced harness maker with 13 years experience to assist us in the business. WE WILL ALSO HANDLE THE JUSTLY FAMOUS KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRESAND COFFIELD WASHERS. COME IN AND SEE US. OPEN EVENINGS, EXCEPT TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. Etsel Snyder & Son WALKERTON, INDIANA

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PUBLIC SALES ' I will sell at my residence six ; miles southwest of Walkerton, 5 % ; miles north and % mile east of Ham i let on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 6 head : I of horses, 6 cows, some hogs, implei ments, etc. Howard Fenstermaker, il ! I will sell at my residence on the : Eisenmenger farm % mile north and : 2 miles east of Walkerton, and 4 ; miles south and one mile west of : North Liberty on Thursday, Feb. 15, ; commencing at 10 o’clock, 90 head of i live stock consisting of 13 horses, 3 ; Holstein cows, 17 brood sows, 60 ; shoats, 500 bu. of corn, hay ana ; farming implements. Watch for my ; ad in this paper—Feb. 8. C. J. Beaty. We the undersigned will sell at : Public sale at the Robt. E. Geyer ■ farm three miles east of North Lib- : erty on Tuesday, February 6, com- : mencing at 10 o’clock, 16 head of cat- ' tie, 3 head of horses, 63 head of hogs, ; 9 head of sheep, clover hay, corn and farming implements. See ad in next week’s paper. Russell F. Clark and Robt. E. Geyer. I will sell at my residence on the Riley road, 1 mile south and 2% miles west of Lakeville on Friday, Feb. 2nd, commencing at 10:30 o’clock, 7 head of cattle, 2 head of horses, 8 head of hogs, 35 hens, 2 stands of bees and farming implements. See my ad in this issue. R. C. HOUSER. I will sell at my residence on the John Berringer farm 1 U miles east of Mill Creek and 2 miles north of Free Bridge on Thursday, Feb. 8, commencing at 10:30 sharp, 6 head of horses, 1 Jersey cow. 19 Chester White hogs, 4 8 chickens, hay, grain and farming implements. See my ad in Feb. Ist issue of the Independent. Clyde C. Buckmaster. — I will hold my sixth annual Stock sale at my farm 3^ miles southeast of Walkerton on Wednesday, March 14. Watch for big bills. L. A. Schmeltz. We will offer for sale 5 miles southwest of South Bend on Sumption Prairie road, % mile west of Eagle school, and % mile east of Rupel gravel pit on the Geo. Davis farm on. Thursday, Feb. 8, commencing at 10 o’clock, 7 head of horses, 8 head of cattle, 55 head of hogs, 24 chickens, hay aud farming implements. Russell and Robert Lichtenbarger. I will sell at my place 1 mile south and 3 miles west of Lakeville. 2 miles south and 4 miles east of North Lib- ' erty, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, commencing at 10 o’clock, 6 head of horses,* 6 head of cattle, 6 head of hogs, 10 chickens. Fox Terrier dog, harness, corn, hay and farming implements. See my ad in Feb. 8 issue, of this paper. Albert K<nsberg<r I will sell at my residence 2 miles ; southwest of North Libcrtj on the I Liberty highway on Saturday, Feb. 3 commencing at 10 o’clock. 9 head of cattle, 6 head of horses, auto supplies, farming implements, etc. Se« my ad in Jan. 25 issue of this paper. | Geo. Anderson. ' Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public sale on the S. E. Good farm 1 mile north and 1 mile west of North Liberty on Wednesday, Feb. 7. 10 o’clock, 6 horses. 5 milch cows, feed, farm tools, etc. James S. . Beiler. ->— Henry Hively will offer for sale at public auction at his residence 2 miles south and 1 G miles east of North Liberty, on Friday. Feb. 9. 10 o’clock, 6 horses, 10 head of cattle, 5 hogs, 19 head of sheep, poultry and implements. I will sell at public sale on Pearse farm 1 mile south of North Liberty, on Saturday. Eeb. 10, commencing at 10 o'clock, 9 head of cattle, 5 head of horses, 8 head of hogs, j 8 5 chickens, farming implements and ; tools. See my ad in Feb. Ist issue of this paper. Jacob M. Reed. At my farm 2 miles north of ' Groverton and 1 mile west. 16 mile • south of Koontz Mill on Thursday, Feb. 8, at 10 o’clock, a. m., I will offer for sale 2 horses, 2 cows, 30 chickens, 3 geese and farming implements. , John Wonsowicz. We will offer for sale on the Frank Head farm, 3 miles east of Walke» ton, 2 miles west of Jeegarden on the Walkerton-Teegarden road on Saturday, Feb. 3, commencing at iu ( o'clock, 3 head of horses, 18 head of i cattle, all T. B. tested, 50 head of hogs, 10 tons of clover hay, ana farming implements. Frank McAfee, Frank Head. T will sell at my place 1 % miles ! south of Teegarden, 316 miles north | east of Tyner, 7 miles south east of j Walkerton, on Wednesday, Feb. 7, I 10 o’clock, 10 cows, T. B. tested, 6 i horses, 21 hogs, 2 8 chickns, and farm- • ing implements. John L. Drake. I will sell 5 mi. from South Bena on Michigan road 16 mi. west on Kern road, 4 miles south on Olive st. road from Division st., % mile east on Kern road, on Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 10:00 o'clock; 20 cows, 6 horses, farming implements, grain I MEDICATED THROAT DISCS For Coughs, Hoarseness and Throat Irritation 60 for 25c CARTER’S Drug Store

and household furniture. J. H. Zimmerman. I will sell at 16 mile north, 1% mile west and %mile north of North i Liberty on Barret farm on Saturday, 10:00 o’clock, 11 cows, 28 shoats, . 200 bushels of corn, alfalfa hay, auto supplies and miscellaneous articles, ' See my ad in Feb. 8 issue. Finley Patterson I I will sell at my residence 516 mile north east of Hamlet, 416 mil<» south west of Walkerton, 16 mile ; north of Garden City on Wednesday, ■ Feb. 14, 10 o’clock, 5 horses, 3 cows ’ 19 shoats, farming implements, hay ' and grain. See my ad in Independent, 1 Feb. 8. Ed Jacobsen. r Wa will sell at the Vern Harden- • brook farm 7 miles northwest of . Walkerton and 3 miles southeast of Stillwell off the Yellow River road on Tuesday, Feb. 13, commencing at 10 o'clock, 180 head of live stock consisting of horses, cows, all T. B. ’ tested, hogs, sheep, chickens, hay, 1 400 fence posts, etc., etc. Watch t for our big ad in this paper. । Hardenbrook and Hostetler. I will sell at my residence 3 miles south of South Bend, just west of ! Turkey Creek road on the Topper farm on Friday, Feb. 9, at 10 o’clock, 5 horses, 6 cows, 5 hogs, farming , implements and household goods. Mrs. Arthur Topper. I will sell on the old Carl Schu«». i farm 1’ 2 miles northeast of Tyner and 7 miles east of Walkerton on Thursday, Feb. 15, at one o'clock, 400 bushel of corn, 150 shocks fodder. 7 tons hay, straw. 4 0 chickens, 200 oak fence posts and 20 cords buzz wood. Christian Kastner. We will sell on the Wm. Haas fame’s miles west. 1 U miles south of North Liberty, and 3’l miles north of Walkerton, on Monday, Feb. 19, at 9 o’clock, 50 Holstein rows, T. B. tested, 10 horses. 40 sheep. 40 hogs, 6 dozen chickens, farming implements. Watch for our ad in Feb. 15 issue. J. A. Ren nor. Wm. Hass. At the sale of C. O. Coflin, Feb. 20, 3 i mile north of Hamlet, I will sell 25 head of sows and one March boar by Great Mogul, the greatest yearling boar living. Sows are bred to this boar and a son of Mt. Rainier, by Pete Jones. F. P. Vail. Hamlet. 3twfß. BIG CLOSING OUT SALE Feb 20th. including fine brood mares. I young mules, one black percheron ’ stallion, and one Mammoth Jack, both regist»red. cons, machinery ana everything It takes tn run a large farm C»Til Coffin. Hamlet. Ind 3twfls uppenin^ Mrs lien Jones of South B*-nd Is I ion the sick. list. Mrs. Balslmugh is visiting het daughter near Chicago. Another shipment of those larue. J heavy grapefruit Get jours A N. TROST The Pbilathea Sundaj School class ; will meet Thursdaj afternoon, Feb. [B. at the home of Mu C. E Houser, iwhh Mrs. Gridin, assisting hostess. A complete stock of genuine Cut Glass in stock at all times at Factory prices E. V. DERF. Walkerton's Jeweler. wn Richard Corle has been very seriously ill with congestion of me lungs for the past several days. His ! condition shows no impryvement to day. i Thursday. I Call the Independent Office and tell them about your company, your visits or your parties. They will ap preriate jour cooperation for a good newsy local paper. The condition of Dr. W. F. Miranda who was taken to Epworth hospital last Monday afternoon following an attack of kidney trouble, is reported very much improved this morning. Thursday. He expects to return home in a few days. Up-to-date Auto Top trimming and shoe repairing at the ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Walkerton, Indiana wna3ltf Dr. M. S. Denaut made a trip to Indianapolis Wednesday. He was accompanied home bj his son, Walter who is a student at Indiana Dental college, for a few days vacation following his examinations. Largest Hotel in the World , । The new Stevens Hotel in Chicagc | is to be the largest hotel in the world Popular Mechanics for February । gives a general descripion of it. It will occupy almost an entire ' I city block, between Michigan and ■ Wabash avenues. Seventh and Eighty streets, with 400 feet frontage on Michigan ave. An annex,will front on Wabash ave., for 52 feet. The main building will be twenty- । five stories above the pavement, anc ! on top of that four stories of roof promenade, with an observation tower. Below the street level there will be a basement, sub-baSement for the boilers, engine, pump and fanroom, and a still lower floor for handling ashes, the bottom of which will be 6 7 feet below the pavement line. In the basement will be an exhibition hall almost an acre in area. The Stevens will have about 3,000 bedrooms, or almost 800 more than the largest hotel now in existance Large club rooms for reading and rest rooms for employees will be provided, on separate floor for men ano women. While this far exceeds anything in the hotel line now in existence, no man dare predict how it will compare in scale twenty-five or even ten years hence.

Announcing The Re-Opening of the Koontz Clothing Store Under the Ownership of the GLOBE CLOTHIERS, INC. itv^fronXvi^ tU 6 C! ° thin 8 store we wish to take this opportunI t y, of f®. nv ®y in S to the public Our Best Wishes and cordially invite you to make this store a stopping point when in town. Recent purchases of new, fresh merchandise is all lines again places this by tLsUS * Oyed ‘ The • i 5 l g house has always been of the highest order and the nrincinles around ° nly in tbis community but for mhS around. W e propose to continue these principles and will alwavs endeavor to Im SiTe our motto andiSe '° WeSt PoSSib ’ e priceS ‘ QuaHty and merit inus G WIU SpeCiahze m the following well known line of clothing and furnishKUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES Walk-Over Shoes Manhattan Shirts Portis Hats and Caps Holeproof Hosiery Bradley Sweaters Marx and Haas and Bathing Suits Work Clothes .MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS THE GLOBE CLOTHIERS, Inc. icm L. Ake, Pres. A. S. Blaine, V. Ures. Roy Gindelberger, Sec.-Treas. Walkerton, Indiana

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i WANTS' SALESMAN WANTED To solicit : I ord*rs for lubricating oils, gnast, and paints. Salary or Commis-ion. Address THE HARVEY OIL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. ItwTlp FOR RENT—To reliable man, 120 acrees. Onion, mint, grain and stock farm, 3 U miles southeast of Walkerton. Inquire of Samuel Newcomer or M. J. Henderson, 325 21st t St., Toledo. O. d2Btfw LOST Black and tan hound. Answers to name of Sport. Reward. Call or write Mike Walter. Itwpj2s FOR SALE—2 40 egg incubator, good condition. Price $12.00, also ; Cozy Hoverer, price $2.50. Call : wfltf Mrs. J. McCarthy. WANTED—A married nan to , work on farm. Enquire at Koont’s • Clothing store, Walkerton. 3tf lx* i FOR SALE: A quanity of Alfalfa hay. W. H. Beyers, North 1 > • Liberty. Phone HBK. 2twnfßp. WANTED —Two married men to i live on my Garden City farms to i work by year beginning March Ist. । Chas. O. Harness, phone 171, Walk- ’ erton, Ind. 2twnlfl J. N. Rupel FARM FOR SALE—--1 138 acres, mixed soil, 7 or 8 acres of timber, marl bed, fair buildings. Mrs. J. N. Rupel, North Liberty. J Itwnlfl 1 ■ For every branch and twig the giant 1 tree must have a root. Are you cu>1 tivating the right kind and the right number roots?—Forbes Magazine. ' To salesmen: To win out. go out. - stay out and fight it out. 5 Are you conscientiously paying > your debt to the world? —————— ■ ’ For Rough Chapped > Hands and Faces , Hind Honey and Almond Cream 50c Hess Witch Hazel Cream 35c Corn Huskers Lotion 25c Nyal Face Cream 25 & 50 CARTER’S DRUG STORE

; WANTED IMMEDIATELY! I ■ Man with car, a man with some knowledge of farm- | ■ ing conditions and an ability to meet farmers. Must | ■ be willing to work away from home one week at a | ■ time. Selling experience unnecessary. Farming ex- | ■ perience preferred. The job is driving country and I ■ calling on farmers for an old established firm. Hard | work, good pay, special training and a permanent i job for a MAN not afraid of roads or weather. State f J your age and send small photo if possible. f Address Local Mgr., Box 294, Crawfordsville, Ind. J ■■■■■■■EBEBEESEBEEBfiEEfiBEE"

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