Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 16

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER 1 4 wt igfK 4 A A 'r 1 1 16 Shops oreman 1849 1935 EIGHTY SIX SAVS COAL have been Mr QUALITY" ABO VE ALL YOUR SATISACTION SAU DEPT! Crown Laundry $149 THE HUB MAIN STREET AT ITH Savings Genuine make your own because you or ice reductions from the original price tickets Premium OVERCOATS SUITS NO MILEAGE IN WINTER Ttrestone ESTATES 1lour! DRUGS of Decatur Ill Amassing Dependable Coals INDIANA 4th Vein orked Ton 00 Ton Style Shop Automobile Loans PER WEEK Johnson Hdwe Co Hardware Paiht Glass E8E1 fi i Afore HEAT for you CLEAN HAND POCED RESH MINED to 0 or 6 rules and anywhere any will cost PER GAU Walter Reamer District Manager Buy Guaran teed Coal Incunabala was a name applied to printed books published before 1500 YEARS SERVICE mrge capacity real comfort Guaranteed loans for emergency later you can get a White Goods Event! BELLE ISLE MUSLIN yd IOC Blue Chambray Shflt $100 values 20 MORE STARTING POWER $1850 Now $1500 Now $2450 Suits Now $2250 Now the Rev VV Graham of Central Presbyterian and Rev Conrad Hassel GRA SHOP THE EQUITABLE LIE ASSURANCE SOCIETY NEW YORK Procrastination will steer you into a blind alley just as surely as night follows day Enter Lafayette Business College Monday Jan 7 day or evening Mid Winter Term Opening To the Editor of the Journal and Courier: HOLLYWOOD Calif Jan Just last Monday I wrote an ar ticle about the pro football be coming so popular because they did something besides just run up Into the line and butt their heads togAher all afternoon Au dlences like clever passing and lots of scoring not to 7 Open up your let a man pass from behind the line Well Alabama must Jessup officiating Interment Spring Vale cemetery uneral services for Leroy Slocum highly esteemed resident of West Lafayette and for many years identified with the banking business in Lafayette were con ducted Wednesday from the Sollep and Baker funeral home Rev Williams of Trinity church officiating Interment in Spring Vale cemetery Those attending from out of the city were: Mrs Nellie Gholson of Clarksville Tenn Mr and Mrs Iert Smith of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Paul Slocum and family CITY JUDGE HAS HIS IRST CASE Judge Thomas Moran who took office Tuesday administered justice in his first case in city court Thursday when he fined John indley of Cincinnati $10 and costs amounting to $20 and sentenced him to 60 days at the state farm on the defend plea of guilty to a charge of petit larceny in connection with the theft of an overcoat at the Penney store on Decem ber 27 indley begged for mercy and the court announced he would decide in the afternoon whether or not he would suspend the farm sentence indley pleaded he was under the influence of liquor AMBASSADOR SHIRTS $250 $300 and $350 values 3 for $400 With church of Salem Reformed church offi ciating funeral services for John Cockle well known resident of this city were conducted Wednes day from the residence 1015 Hart ford street Interment in Vale cemetery where the Lafay ette commandery No 3 held rit 1 ualistic services William Cockle of Birmingham Ala was here to attend the services Engineer on Monon Is Called by Death A Nichols locomotive engi neer on the air of the Mo non railway died early Thursday morning in Buffalo where he was a daughter ac cording to information received here The widow two sons and the daughter survive He formerly lived in Lafayette but 'moved to Indianapolis about 30 years ago He had employed on tho Monon since 1881 starting as a fireman and being promoted to engineer on August 5 1890 will present for a riday We hope 1935 will be a good year for everyone in Lafayette NOMIS OIL BURNER CORPORATION Prices Slashed IN 0UR1 A New Tiretone Tire AS LOW AS At their original prices these suits and overcoats were spec tacular values These reductions which you make from the original price tags on the garments afford an opportunity that is phenomenal! The same fine quality fabrics the same hand tailoring the same smart styles but extra savings that say BUY NOW! OVERCOAT $348 $495 I $520 CLOSING OUT AT COST OUR ENTIRE STOCK YARD GOODS All 54 inch Woolens Satins Travel Crepes Metal Cloth Velvets COAL CO 17th and Union Sts New Richmond Men In Unique Program NEW RICHMOND Jan Some 50 of New mas culine evening Jan 4 at 8:15 oclock in the high school auditorium The Christian church is sponsor ing the novel entertainment All parts will be taken by men including Davisson James Devault John Montgomery John Bratton Mort Allman Lewis Withrow Oscar Cochran Lora Maguire Oro Wagner Cecil Au stin Richard Shotts Herbert ruits red Parman Hugh Horn beck Meredith Roth Clifford An drews John Parlon Morris Coff man Ewing Mason Sam Living ston Emerson Lyon Chis Mar tin Junior Devault Donald Kun kle Hugh Dooley Leland Oppy Lee Davisson David Davisson Arthur Oliver Edward Haywood Bob Jones Harley King George Crowder Lewis Martin Lee Me harry orest Waye Roy Meharry Paul Robinson Monroe Lyon Dan Binns Roy Carr rank Strum Dr Baldwin and Mr Johnson Budd Collins Sells Interest in Store After 30 years in the fresh fruit and vegetable business Budd Col lins has retired having sold his half Interest in the Collins and Needham fruit store 225 Colum bia street to his son in law Geo Needham The firm will hereaft er be known as the George Need ham fruit and vegetable store IRESTONE TIRES STOP YOUR CAR 15 TO 25 Quklctr Phone 4033 Ko rtys Better Coals Please Sunday School to Sponsor ox Drive CUTLER Jan 3 (Special) Classes 6 and 13 of the Cutler Presbyterian Sunday school taught by Mrs Lillian Landis and Quinn will sponsor a fox drive Saturday Jan 5 in Democrat township All joining in the drive are expected to be at the Cutler school building by 9 a and will be Conveyed to starting lines in school buses No dogs or guns will' be allowed A trap shoot will be held in the afternoon Lunch will be served at noon in the school building" Proceeds of the lunch and from the pelts of foxes which may he caught be used to help defray the of re decorating the church KORTY ALL LIGHT IXTURES 50 DISCOUNT The Rug Shop 611 Main St All Wool Cl A Af Overcoats 503 Main Lahr Hotel Bldg Hundreds of people look to automobile use If your car is a 1929 MODEL loan quickly without red! tape and feel secure that our policy will be a protection in times of distress Also we pay off others and REDUCE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS Allowis to submit a repayment plan We want your business EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO 19 ERRY ST Burt Mgr State Police Get Orders to Arrest Tardy Motorists State police at the West Lafay ette barracks received instructions Thursday to begin enforcement of the law requiring the display of 1935 license plates on automobiles At the license branch on Main street it was 'announced that slightly in excess of 600 sets of plates were issued Wednesday with a long line of motorists wait ing their turn through most of the day Up to noon Thursday the rush was not as great as the day before although many sets of plates still were being issued Ap proximately 5500 sets of passenger car plates and 1000 sets of truck plates have been issued at the local office it was announced by the manager George Burnell Pharmacy We Call for Prescriptions 834 Main St Phone 2727 2 LONG PANTSp SUITS $800 $128 CUARANCf COATS DRESSES PENNEY CO Lafayette Ind I SPECIAL riday Jan 4 Only Orange Marmalade Rolls ft dozen Ruth Jamieson TEACHER PIANQ 339 State St West Lafayette PHONE 3856 QUALITY BAKERS SPECIAL PAINT $149 Gal 12 Colors and White Bnteway Stores 20 North Third St HERE is a double saving for you You can buy everything fo your car on our convenient time payment pln The tires you buy today will show practically no tread wear over cold wet that means you have brand new tires for Spring and Summer driving Come in today and investigate our budget plan IKING the Clothier ABOVE PRICES ALSO PREVAIL IN OUR STORE AT MONON 6 Different amily Wash Services NOTICE Dr Vawter chltOpractor is now at 114 Seventh St Phone 8139 ffl Adv KRABBE Phone 2077 Cars i Washed in Hot Water REEMAN OR DIAL M64 ROM IND! A HA'S RICHEST COAL MINES SECOND LOOR of the LAAYETTE LIE BUILDING 1S4J 1934 The Hogan Drug Co PHARMACISTS PRESCRIPTION COMPOUNDING la t) Moil Important Part of Our Buxines OUNTAIN 8KKVICB With ine tnn All Hoar et Day 308 Main St US 4th St Low Cost Protection Against reezing Here iff inerpeneire radiator solution Super Tyre will not boil off Gives protection en cold day MICHAELS STERN ONE AND TWO TROUSER SUITS Values from $3230 to $4500 Treat your furnace to the best for the new year by using our genuine Indiana Brazil Block CoaL You need to use salt to clean your furnace as It is always clean BRAZIL BLOCK $500 CARTE COAL CO Phone 2781 OUR UEL BIAKES WARM RIENDS able to read for they just said easier to throw this thing over there than it is to carry It over and as a consequence 85 000 people went nutty So the' quicker you coaches start imitating the pros the quicker you will start filling your stadiums again I blame Stanford for not getting in the way of those passes Why those things would kill you if they hit you Yours WILL ROGERS ancy lorida Oranges Sweet and ull nt Jutre 10 lbs 35c NEW YORK RUIT MARKET 1001 MAIN ST PHONE 833 REE DELIVERY Small Cars 50c Large Cars 75c Delivered Promptly Phone Taken by Death Edward Minniear well known resident of the city and foreman at the Monon shops for the past 31 years died Wednesday night at 10:40 at the family resi dence 2119 North Nineteenth street of pneumonia with which he had been UI since Dec 24 A son of Gus and Rosa Min niear he was born in Lafayette May 7 1886 and spent his entire life here On Oct 27 1904 he was married to Sarah Renfrow who survives with four children Harold Mildred Ahnajene and Edward Minniear jr all at home also a sister Mrs Garrett Kam stra of Rossville and five broth ers Ora Minniear of Danville Hl Walter and Chester Minniear of Plattsmouth Neb and Jacob and Irvin Minniear of Lafayette Minniear was a member of the irst Christian church also the Maccabee lodge and Brotherhood of Railway Employes The body was removed to the Soller and Baker funeral home and later was to be returned tothe residence where friends may call after 6 Thursday eve ning Private services will be con ducted Saturday afternoon at 2 from the residence fol lowed by a public service at 2:30 from the irst Christian church with the Rev Newton in 2 KNICKERSUITS $645 $795 $995 I NEW INVENTION install a new ireetone Battery made with the new Allrubber Separator which delivers 20 more starting power ONLY per iJlWEEK New Chief Warns Against Speeding Lafayette motorists wfip disre gard traffic laws of the ty were warned Thursday Dy PtIce Su perintendent Edwards that violations will bring about' prose cution of the offenders Mr Ed wards intends to officers to enforce the iaw if WMful vio lations continue Many motorists' Hives oi Intersec without observing stop he asserted Motorists were urged the newgheadof the police department So drive their cars more carefulliji or suf fer the consequences Weather Report Reveals Dry est Year on Record With a total rainfall of only 2884 Inches in 1934 LafAyette and vicinity had their dryest year in nearly half a century according to the Purdue weather bureau' the figure being 868 Inches below the 45 year average of 3752 inches of rain total was 227 Inches most of it being made up of 173 inches of snow Ten inches of snow are counted as one inch of rainfall The past fell below the 45 year average by a greater margin than any of the 10 previous years The year 1933 Was also a dry one with 2981 inches of rainfall and the three preceding years also fell short of the average which caused the ground level of water to fall below normal making the 1934 drought more severe than it would have been had there been normal rainfall In the years just preceding The eight inch snowfall the day before Christmas was the heaviest In December and the coldest day the month was zero on De cember 27 The warmest day was December 2 when the mercury reached 51 degrees The wettest month last year was September with 618 Inches while October was the dryest with only 34 of an inch The first seven months only 1007 inches of rain fell much less than half the year's supply the remainder coming almost too late to help growing crops HOME BEAUTYr SHOP Permanents $150 $250 $3 and $450 Special OH Tulip Wood $250 Oil Shampoo and inrer Wave 50c Shampoo and ingrer Wave 35c Manicures 35c Brow Arch X5c All Work' Guaranteed 1520 Main St Phone $121 Miss Era Halsema Opt Roma Hammel THAT WE MAY CON TINUE TO MERIT THE PRIVELEGE TO SERVE YOU THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR IS THE RESOLUTION $24 75 $2975 MICHAELS STERN OVERCOATS and other good makes Values to $4500 Start tiietlNew Year With Sound Clothing Investments! BUY A THE GREAT STORE WIDE NU JOYE PERMANENT WAVE SHOP To Know the Meaning of NEW JOY You Must Have One of Our Permanents rom $100 to $500 hone 46932 422 4th St A WARM CM 18 COLDEST WEATHER iyireffteiie JftSBSW HOT WATER HEATER 5th Vein orked Ton HOOSIER RED PEPPER COAL Gx4 chunks $1850 $1975 $2250 $2475 Other Suits $1475 $1650 $1975: WINTER DRIVING DEMANDS GOOD SPARK PLUGS Equip with 'irestone SPARKPLUGS Insure quick starts with a new set of irestone Spark Plugs Long $1650 Suits nt Now IZit vu Suits $1495 $1975 without regard to the ill others speed through r'li tions signs Announcing removal of OUR DISTRICT OICE from The Lafayette Loan and Trust Building to the Summer COXH fort all winter Big Lump Vein No 6 BASH COAL CO PHONE 6866 CAR ON TRACK AAA Southern Illinois $575 HIGH SPEED TIRES I I OOD MARKET i ifth and Columbia Sts Phone 5081 1 5 fOR WINTER DRIVING bn OUR BUDGET PLAN $1495 irestone Service Stores 9th and erry Cowan Mgrj Phone? 2903! dYoYSRd) pig VLq 3d sssffq 15c (CASH) nnwN 1 complete te I 5 Virestoner V'4 Afore HEAT for your Afarne.