Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 2

Tuesday Evening? January 21 1930 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER SPECIAL Training School CALIORNIA DIGS ITSEL OUT SNOW DRITS Sometimes rain and sun work Just right to give a specially delicate flavor toMripc tomatoes Maybe why Heinz Tomato more zestful appetizing tang this wis SSSSx fAS year than ever it taste good on tender 2ZE broiled Virginia ham tonight 37 150 revenue AVOID Loeb Hene Co or Good Eats Come to Our Garden Cafe January Brings Splendid Reductions on All High Grade Chiffon and Mr and Mrs Homer Gardy Silk Velvet rocks Group Three 50 1 values to $5950 values to $4350 values to $2950 Group our Values to $8800 at $4950 toasted Loeb's Second loor lllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllN HtlNZ 1 Clc and Mn William Shaffer Mr Mrs Lacto Wbltesall and son was to to join UKJ TnMATrt Ketchup Dogs with gold teeth are Group One Group Two 9 1 1 or Madame and Mademoiselle lovely transparent velvet dresses in the new silhouette some of which add the lone liness of lace to the luxury of velvet Included are the new est fashions for matinees teas luncheons and dinners De signs showing just how smart new fashions can be with the normal waistline the princess or low flounee silhouette Black blue brown green and other shades By refraining from over indulgence If you would mamrain rno moat of fat hlor Many of these charming transparent and chiffon velvet frocks are of the newest sil Tiouette and intricately designed With many affairs planned for the coming months and with velvets already established again for next fall season the purchase of one or several of these fine garments means riot only a saving at the present time but a far sighted investment for future use Prices as indicated in these groups are original values and the reductions real savings Sunny is digging itself out of a sample of New England weather during the winter month When a sleet hail rain and snow storm visited the state recently it paralyzed traffic as high ways became impassable rhoto shows truck drivers attempting to shovel their way through from San rancisco to Los Angeles there a bathing girl ia Bight! ashion revels in the soft en chanting Curves of the modern figure sacrifice that grace ful contour by permitting your eyes to be bigger than your stom no rarities in Stockholm A shepherd dog Spej called Rin Tin Tin of Sweden because he has acted in a number of Swedish films has gold fillings in nearly all his teeth working order Dayton has her electri6 TaritT plenty of fuel and prpvistops so there is no need to freeze or go hungry AVOID THAT UTURE SHADOW fie moderate that future shadow Be Moderate! Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets harmful reducing girdles fake reducing tab lets or other quack remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing Lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well if you will for a instead you will thus avoid over indulgence in things that cause excess weight and by avoiding over indulgence maintain a modern graceful form Alma Jean attended the Butler Danville basketball game in Indi anapolis' riday night BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Orth Baer of Chicago arc the parents of a daughter Samuel Sharp has been very poorly with heart trouble at his home west of Dayton The severe cold weather caught many automobiles without suthr Journal Courier Want A ds Bring Results iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i i COAT SALE CONTINUES i We are safe in saying that these extraordinary coat values cannot be duplicated anywhere Loveliest of new fabrics in black and smart colors distinguished by high Quality fine workmanship and furred most luxuriously with the finest pelts obtainable If you are in need of a new winter coat we advise you not to overlook this extraordinary sale "Coming events cast their shadows before" in all things even in smoking Eat healthfully but not immoder ately When tempted to treat your self too well when your eyes are bigger than your stomach light a Lucky instead Coming events cast their shadows before Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over indulgence if you would maintain the modern alluringly rounded figure A Lucky Strlke the finest Cigarette you ever smoked made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Every one knows that heat purifies and so not only re moves impurities but adds to the flavor and improves the taste The Most Prominent Successes of the Season At Rensselaer RENSSELAER Ind Jan Special The community training 'school will meet this evening at the high school building 40 were present last week our courses are being offered and each at tendant may take two if desired The'z'spssions begin promptly at 7:30 The of the Methodist Presbyterian and Christian church es are conducting the classes Miss Huth McKenzie of Indian apolis the week end with her grandmother Mrs Brown TEACHER RETURNS Miss Lottip Sommerviile who was absent from her classes' in the primary building on account of the serious illness of her mother at Palmyra Ind returned Sunday During her Absence Mrs Huston su imitated tor her Mrs Herbert Hammond go to Valparaiso today her husband who will be there for two or three months auditing public records NAMED MANAGER Thomas Grant has secured the position as manager of the Rose Lawn Elevator and Lumber Yards and will begin work Wednesday His family will move to that place soon The business is own ed by the Babcock Grain company Mrs Walter A White of Ind ianapolis is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs Charles Halleck and family CLASS AT DAYTON ELECTS OICERS DAYTON i Ind Jan 21 (Spe The I Will class of the Dayton Memorial Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs Baker with' 15 members present Officers elected for the ensuing year were ITesldcnt Mrs Jenniel Brand vice president Mrs Martha Bartley secretary treasurer Mrs Ella Rycraft as sistant Mrs Addie Biery A so cial hour was spent and refresh ments served A Widener slowly im proving 'from a protracted illness of rheumatism he is taking min eral baths lin Lafayette Ellen Slipher continued very poorly with heart trouble at her home I Mr and (Mrs Buck and ''family have moved from the Dunwoody farm into the Bray flats Cassel of Dey ton at tended the! state con vention In Indianapolis Mr and I Mrs Charles 'Scott are spending a week in Indianapolis visiting relatives Mrs Roes Lewis was called to Detroit Mich by the serious ill ness of her son Chester who has pneumonia and pleurisy he was some better at last report Joe Crum went to Indianapolis to attend a radio exhibit and ban quL Addie Btery is remodeling one of her tenant houses on Main street Sam Lawson of Mulberry is doing the work Mrs InaWLntrey and daughter rjent (dcohoi frozen radiators 'were the order of the day keep ing the local garage tpisy Ross' Herjpn who was operated on for appendicitis is gettingalong nicely and will soon be able to return to his home in Dayton PHONE LINES OUT The'telephone linos through hereare either out of commission or crippled and it will be a Jong timt until they are in good TUNE Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra every Saturday nigfit over a coast to coast network of the a The Amsrfew TetaejB Ca Mftw Seek Phone Increase INDIANAPOLIS Ind Jan (INS) The Leizure Telephone company of near Elwood serving rural patrons in Madison Tipton and Grant counties today pe titioned the Indiana service com pany for an increase in its rates from 3125 a month to Tle company asserted that it was not getting enougn i at present to support it SEVERAL SOUGHT ATTICA TOURNEY Covington and Veedersburg Wanted Games Woman Injured In all ATTICA Ind1 Jan (Spe cial) Principal Cox has signed contracts with A Trester commissioner of Indiana high school athletics to the effect tliat on ebruary 28 and March 1 Attica high school will again play host to the surrounding schools tn the annual sectional basketball tournament Eight teams of ountain and three of Warren county will par ticipate the winner will go to Greencastle for regional play There was some conjecture and anxiety here in regard to the assignment of this year's 'tourney When the invitation blanks were sent out Mr Cox was confronted 'with a former agree ment which stated that the county and sectional tournaments were to rotate between the Covington Veedersburg and Attica schools After thorough investigation of the matter Mr Cox extended an in vitation for both the sectional and regional tourneys Then the superintendents of the Covington and Veedersburg schools took the matter up with Mr Cox and Mr Trester and expressed no little Indignation for their fans The proposition was placed squarely before the state board of control which after carefully considering the adequacy and convenience of the Attica and Covington gymna siums assigned the tourney to At tica Ah overheated furnace was the cause of a fire in the home of Mr and Mrs Rufus Haupt in Williamsport Sunday morning The fire was discovered around thri chimney on the ceiling tn the living room The Williamsport fire department did effective work with chemicals and the damage was light Mrs George Pattengale was taken to Danville Sunday in the Marshall ambulance She entered Lake Vetf hospital as a surgical HURT IN ALL Mrs Lizzie Neir has been con fined to her bed for a week suf fering from injuries sustained in a fall Mrs Neir was on her way home after attending services at the church when she fell over a set of bed springs that had been left on the side walk by children who had been playing with them Mrs Neir was badly bruised but was fortunate in not fracturing any bones loyd Brown Jand Dan Mahoneyal ft Monday Jfor lorida The young men expect to go to South America They will make the trip by easy stages working on the way i TEA CLUB The Tea club entertained their husbands and families at an oyster Stew at the home of Wil liam Wilson at Bob Roy Sunday afternoon Rook and Bunko were played after dinner Those present Were Mr and Mrs Ixmnle Myers and family Mr1 and Mrs Ed Sar ver Mr and Mrs Homer Gardy Mr and Mrs loyd Lindamood Mr and Leonard Mr and Mrs Raymond Letton and family and Mr and Mrs Wilson and Mrs Wil mother Mr and Mrs A Brown enter tained at a family dinner Sun day to celebrate the 22nd birthday of their' daughter in law Mrs Walter Cook Mr and Mrs Reed have returned from a visit in Olney Ill Smith from north of In dependence was in Attica Mon day for the first time in seven weeks having been HI for that length of time William armer of near Win throp was a business visitor in Attica Monday Shaffer residing south of Rob Roy was an Attica visitor Monday I lavious Warbrltton continued very ill at his home In the north part of town! Mr and Mrs Joe Jollieff re turned home Sunday from Catlin where they attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Holmes grandmoth er of Mrs Jollieff Mr and Mrs Grady re turned Sunday from Akron Ind where they visited their daughter Mr a Phelps Mr Phelps their son tn taw entered the Great Takes hospital as a surgical Mon day Thefr granddaughter Barbara May is recovering from a recent illness Mr and Mrsf Brown of New York CJity will arrive in At tica Wednesday for a visit with Mrs mother Mrs Deema Alfrey of the Lincoln Arms 'Mr and Mrs A ranlt White and chlldreQ returned home Sun day from a month's sojourn tn lorida Mr arid Mrs Orvall Meeker and A Galloway and wife were in Lafayette Sunday to see their narents Mr and Mrs John Gal loway patients in SL Elizabeth hospital Mrs Lora Strader and Mrs Sherman Strader of Aylesworth 'and their neiphew Lawrence Bar ker of Crawfordsville were Attica visitors Monday raoM rwpniiiiiiniV i ii J' ''v 4 A i i av''" ''7 y'i'XZ I I 'z 5 A Illis i RiMi BIMr Im OOM JLJ! 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