Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 14

sa 5: i ai f' ik s'T A 'r 14 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER ree from' Osaka are RUGER'S HENRY JKeSSENER LAAYETTE IN DIANA Phone 3914 INE ALL SUITS A i '4X Ms the BO re for Phone S4M $395 fo $1000 $1495 to $2450 OB BEST RESULT'S USE THE JOURNAL AND COURIER WANT ADS Money or Coal And Other Expenses will lik to io buuneu with DELIVERED RESH YOUR GROCER AND SELLS OR ONLY 1 CORPORATION Sfl Main of Lahr Hotel Phone 7954 QUICK CASH! LOANS ON AUTOS JEWELRY RADIOS HOUSEHOLD GOODS LIVESTOCK Button Society to Have State Session Sunday i September 30 is he date set for the aemi annual con vention of the Indiana Button so ciety An all iday meeting at the home of Mrs Adelaide Edwards 3465 North La Salle street Indi anapolis' eatures of the gather ing will be a "reception for mem bers expected "to attend from South Ben Lafayette1 Evansville ort Wayne and other locations in the state? button exhibts and a trading post" for those who build their collections through' exchange ollowing a picnic lunch there will be the annual election of of ficers and a program Wool Garments Are Pro tected rom Moth Damage by the Moni(e Process When Crown Cleaned CROWN LAUNDRY HOLSUM SANDWICH LOA is Grotto Mardi Gras 'z Is Enjoyable Party Three hundred and fifty persons enjoyed Merou annual Mardi Gras party Tuesday eve ning at Lincoln Lodge' In a night club setting the entertain ment included a floor show with Grady James orchestra leader as master of ceremonies Refresh ments were served officers of the Grotto serving as waiters Danc ing Mrs elicia Reidel being the vocalist with the Grady James '12 piece orchestra Back rom Overseas NEW YORK Sept 26 (AP Pfc William Malone 'Rensse laer and Lieut Helen Wolt man West Lafayette are among the Hoosier service folk returning from Europe Malone is aboard the SS John Sergeant scheduled to arrive riday at New York and Lieut Woltman is being re turned to New York by the i air' transport command LUMBER Ik COMPANY 10c Say Swell! Prison Japan Pvt Emerson Rex jrj member of the192nd Tank Battalion son of i Mr and Mrs Emerson Rex of Mulberry who had been a pris oner of the Japanese ever since the fall of Bataan has bepn lib erated from Camp Osaka Japan and arrived at Letterman general hospital San rancisco Septem ber 16 Pvt Rex is to be sent to a hospital in Chicagov soon choir home ip nastor of the irst church aj Crawfords ville will be guest speaker and special music by the Sheets quar tet CASH for COAL Be prepared Get cash from Local iaaoce t6 put in your next win ter's coal supply NOW Borrow up to $300 Repay monthly Prompt service Loans to both men and women Come in or phone Reception to Honor Montmorenci Pastor MONTMORENCI Sept A reception honoring Rev and Mrs Campbell and daughter Caroline will be 'held at Mont morenci church riday eve ning Sept 28' When Rev Krick resigned the pastorate of this church the district superintendent sent Rev" Campbell to supply circuit His work has been successful that a unanimous quest was sent to conference his return All friends of the church invited to attend this meeting ginning at 7:30 An interesting program will be presented and refreshments will be served Lincoln inance Co 23 North ourth St Phone 5238 Artist and Sign Writer Supplies ARD APPLE'S OR LOCAL OR IXNd DISTANCE MOVING Crating Pneldns Stores PHONE 2950 DOWN TOWN STORE 2nd and Columbia Sts Phone 5055 a Brushes OU Colors Easels Canvas Crayons Pastels Water Colors (tubes and jar containers) Paper Bul letin Colors etc Church Homecoming i Rally Day and homecoming will be observed Sunday September 30 at Cloverleaf Methodist church at ickle The program for the day Includes: Sunday school at 10 sermon by pastor at 11' a with special music by the basket dinner at noon coming' program at Dr Claude McClure Brook Youth ree rom Jap Prison BROOK 7 Mr? and Mrs Nason Turner received word from the government that their son Sgt Gerald (Bud) Tur ner USMC who had been pris oner of the Japanese since the fall of: Corregidor was liberated from a Japanese prison camp Sept 15 1945 Sgt Turner who servedivlO years in the marines was home' for the last time six years ago The Turners have re ceived several typewritten form letters from him since he was taken prisoner the last one dated October '1944 The government also informed them they could send 25 message to their son "through the marine corps Their grandson Loren Courtright jr 19 of Highland who joined the marine two years ago in revenge for what had happened to his uncle is planning to visit the Turners this week 1 Young Courtright lost an eye and suf fered severe head injuries during action in the Philippines He ex pects to receive a discharge soon PERSONAL LOANS NO DU LAY Borrow to iSWl for nr Irritl mats porxme on hnufbol rood onto or liveatork LEAVELL BATES 310 SctiultB Bldg Phone ftSSO New all Sweaters Leather Jackets ALL PURPOSE LOANS I Go Devil Coaster or Sale At The Kleinhans Store No I North Third AtBetween Anntb and Cwlnmhla YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN 'S 408 412 MAIN ST DE KALB AGR ASSN 2606 Union St New all Hats $500 to 850 all Trousers to $1095 Teacher Reception Buck Creek and Colburn Home Economics clubs and the WSCS of the Buck Creek Methodist will sponsor a reception for the teachers of Buck Creek and Colburn? schools riday 7:30 m' at the Buck Credk school? auditorium 427 erry St Co Operalive Loans manCHAS rush wi Reflecting Our Leadership in Quality Style and Value i Open Radio Program Of Parent Teacher Tippecanoe county Council of Parents Teachers opened fall and winter broadcasting activities from Purdue station WBAA when MMarshall county superin tendent of schools spoke oi gether We Build for Greater Mem bership and Better Parent Tjacher Weekly broad casts hre scheduled for Tuesdays at 11 a i m1 Next speaker will be Rev Paul Rechcj of Montmorenci Mrs Aron Sparren dahl is radio chairman Mrs Beecher Cain assistant Dr A Smith and Elwood Mont gomery committee members! i Lira Barrett is president of the council 'M Wood Inc 22 ourth 'Phone 4878 Hand tailored from fine worsteds sharkskins tweeds and coverts Styled far perfection of fit comfort apd ease these suits give you all the niceties of more expensive clothing for only $395(h See our fall collection abree no 5' place like your hew suit Men for full or part time work at DeKalb Agr Assn in Lafayette Experience Not Necessary 7' 1 why QUICK CASH MBBBBBBW 0 AWKQBr WI I i ii'iJn i NBBhBP I V' 5 i ood Market BYIL I 401 03 South 4th St Plenty of Parking Space On State Road RESH GROUND HAMBURGER 25c PURE PORK SAUSAGE 38c CHUCK ROAST 31c Home made' sauer kraut plenty of fancy beef fresh shoulder loin spare ribs veal dressed hens fryers and fresh oysters extra fancy Blue cheese' Cheddar American Long horn and Old Sharp rm a fl Cf North End Scouts To Collect Paper Boy Scouts of Troop 7 will gather 's waste paper Saturday morning and afternoon in the Longlois school district All per sons are asked to havepaper ready when the collectors call Matron at Home Dies Suddenly Mrs Mae' (Sain) Harley 67 employed asmatron at the Sol Home died in the hospital there Tuesday at 11:10 aft er an illness two days Born at Monon she was married December 18 1818 to 'i William Harley who died 20 years ago She was a member of Trinity Methodist church and the ux? iliary 'to the Brotherhood of fftail way Trainmen also of its past presidents club and of the or over 20 'ycars she lived in Lafayette at 2326 North Nine teenth street 1 1 Nearest survivors are a "niece Mrs Newlin" city and a nephew Mac Newbold Crawfords ville body was to ba at the Hippensteel funeral home' after 7 Wednesday 'services there riday at 2:39 4 Sergeant Vandermay Once More Civilian Sgt Richard Vandermay 1812 Scott has received an hon orable discharge at Camp Atter bury and has come here to reside with his wife and son He is a son of Mr and Mrs Richard Van dermay 513 South Nineteenth street and served in the army 39 months" of' them overseas wih the Eighth Air 'orce He has a total of 114 points ralso has the ETO ribbon with nine stars Good Conduct ribbon and Distin guished "Unit Citation Hero Discharged Cpl Jacob' BoWsher USMC was recently discharged at Ocean side Calif after serving 29 months in the South Pacific Cpl Bowsher was awarded the Asiatic Pacific ribbon with five Battle Stars the Presidential Unit Cita tion and Purple Heart for wounds received ift action Sep tember 16 1944 He returned to the United States in November 1944 and has been serving as an instructor in amphibious tractor operation at Oceanside Cpl Bow brother Lt jg) James Bowsher' jr Is serving as a blimp pilot "with the Navy Air Corps in Panama Both are sons of Mr and Mrs i James Bowsher 2710 Curtis street 1 1 The word Napoleon means a card game a type of boot a form of rench pastry and an i old rench coin Army or Men orty eight men from Lafayette vicinity have received hon orable discharges at Camp Atter bury and three officers have re verted to inactive status They are Cpl "Thomas arrell Am bia 4 Harley Brewer Brook Sgt Wilbur Lesley Chal mers Pfc Tex A Matthews Cut ler Sgt Robert Rogers Dar lington Sgt Eugene Budreau Earl Park: 1 Sgt Vincent Schwartz owler Sgt Elkenberry' lora Cpl Rhaner reeland Park Cpl John Nauausdel Sgt Everett Stoops Pfc Richard Man ning Pfc David Harrell 5 Marion Harrington rankfort1 Pfc Gilbert Shaw Pfc John Wierenga Pvt Kenneth Lin ther Sgt Harold eldt 4 William Jarka Sgt rederick Bellah Cpl' James Burke Pfc Almos Crowder Pfc Roy Robinson' Pvt Jame? Quar terman Lafayette 4 David Eutsler' Linden Pfc Robert Leward Medaryville 5 James Morgan Otterbein 5 Willard Cozad Oxford Pf William Stibe Parr 5 Herbert RWright Rossville Sgt Verne Sal yer Cpl Lawrence Platt 3 Robert Jacks Pfc Richard Donnelly Cpl' Albert Leavel Rensselaer 5 Clem oster Reynolds Sgt Raymond Davis Thayer Pfc" Thurman Biddle 5 Ralph Cole Pfc Harold Lawson" Veedersburg MrSgt Wil Key 4 Kenneth G' James Winamric Sgt Robert Sgt Lewis Britt West Lafayette Donald Bowman Delphi 1st Lt Samuel Davis Monon and 2nd Lt Thomas Crowden Goodland Leave Army Raymond Pattee son of Mr and Mrs Pattee of Buck Creek recently dis charged from the army at" Camp Atterbury Sgt Pattee servedthree and zone half years in the South Pacific and participated in the invasion of the PhilippinesHe was awarded the Asiatic Pa cific ribbon "'with five Bronze Bat tle Stars' Cpl ay Anderson of Day ton was recently discharged from the army at ort Custer Mich Cpl Anderson was inducted eb ruary 16 1944 He went to 'the Aleutian islands October 8" 1944 and served with the 231st 'Com bat Engineers company In May he was granted an emergency fur lough because of the serious ill ness of his son Since that )time he has "been serving as an MP on trains out of Chicago Skin Diseases Leg Ulcers Eye ear nose and throat" Tubt 608 Columbia Adv POTATOES 5 15 Ib BJ Peck 100 lb bag $279 APPLES Purdue Grimes Golden or Delicious V' $98 bushel GRAPES i Seedless Kidney Beans 4 $179 Pork and Beans $179 DeI Monte Peas $216 Silver Bar Peas $179 Tomato Soup 3 25c 1 5 Pretzel Sticks celery or plain pkgL 19c Assorted Cookies 1 lb pkg i39c Best Dill Pickles quart jar 29c Holsum Stuffed Olives jar Grated White Meat Tuna tink rl Jello Kremel Pudding a Cocoanut Pie iling rench Dressing Paper Towels Yellow Laundry Soap1' Ye 7 Tavern Meister Brau Sterlings' Cooks Berghoff" Hof Brau Old Crown Gold Medal Blue Ribbon Millers SchlitzXv mX HARD WATER ACT 25c I I i If JU mt 'J a JOURNAL AND COURIER WANT ADS 4jA ''J BRING BEST RESULTS N0W STEPPED UP WITH AVIATION UEL INGREDIENTS Just sayto your Standard Oil Dealer tbe finest motoring performance youcan get from your carno matter what its make or age performance now stepped up by the addition of "Aviation ingredients formerly reseryed for military use only Buy and hold more Victory Bonds STAN DA RD OIL COM PA 4 ip Quick starts flash ng pick up full smooth power thrifty mileage! 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