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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

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Lafayette, Indiana
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12
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LA A ETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER WEST LAAYETTE AND PURDUE be PURDUE TO SHOW MI1BI1 fJffl of college Rev Jessup pastor of QlWQMl Thanksgiving Dinner Complete Banking will it be a Success GROW WITH US I a Pinnies spent for ice save dollars in food and flavor the evening the serv of urniture DELICATESSEN I Our Christmas Sale Is On! 0t tQ uart Jar Sweet Pickles On AU Holiday Goods Only 31 Days to Shop Before Christmas aoTHIHfi STORE' 'i' i 9 oz 4 O' Carr sonwill motor at the Wesley At 6:30 they church for the The topic wll and will Slovakia and other countries In the past few months score and the honored guest also received a favor The "moat beautiful' ehoee In the history Lafayette at the t' tv package package package package SCOWW in a few day full announcement will re made The committee on decorations busy looking after the urchase and placing of the of Christmas trees to be placed on city streets The business district will "dressed as never before fayett beginning December 1 continuing until tK holidays be a real "Hobday JEasy C1 eaif Mie corners with Xitchen Klenzer a student morality indley as high school Epworth meet at the church Serve Your SelfShoe Store 4 I It9s not a bit too early to select your Gifts will be held at 10 Thursday morn in the Central Christian church will preach the sermon The mid week inspirational service Thurs day at 7:30 Daniel Dunkin pastor Duet: Joy of Living Etheiynde Thee by Han Allelujah by Buck Mabel Dtiryea office extension work department of agriculture at Washington was a visitor on the campus riday Mr Harvey who has been attending the gneetlng of the Land Grant College association in Chicago came down to say to his former associates on the Purdue experiment station staff He will attend the Purdue Indiana game Saturday 1 826 Main Street PHONES 4338 4311 REE DELIVERY 10 potmds Granulated Sugar 63c Peaches large syrup Pineapple large can syrup Catsup' large size bottle Luncheon Bridge Mrs Joseph Dolan entertained at a charming luncheon bridge Thursday at Lincoln Lodge Lav ender chrysanthemums Were used in' decoration and the appoint ments were carried out in colons Of lavender and green There were guests for four tables the honors being won by Mrs Ralph Wiley Mrs Horace Reisner and Mrs Arthur Stuart Dean Jordan Returns rom Inspection Trip To Southern Colleges Dean Jordan of Purdue university has returned from a five inspection trip in the interest of the American Associa tion of Colleges of Pharmacy He Inspected the departments of phar macy at Howard college and Birmingham Southern at Birm ingham Ala and the i school of Pharmacy of the University of Georgia at Athens Gcu He was assisted in the work bjy Dean Kraua of the University' of Michigan and Dean Rudd of the Medical College 'of Virginia All these Institutions have applied for admission to the American Association of Colleges of Phar macy and as chairman of the executive committee It is Dean responsibility to deter mine whether they meet the re quirements of the association GITYWILLDON holiday DRESS 10 pounds fancy 1 pound 3 pound 2 pound 2 pound Large package Gold Dust' 3 pound package Argo Starch Correction in Consumers Whole sale Grocery Ad of Thursday is a Prescription for Colds Grippe lu Dengue Bilious ever and Malaria It kill the germa PERSONAL AND GENERAL Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams Mr and Mrs Doddridge and Mr and Mrs Wible Hiner will motor to Bloomington Satur day to witness the game The Mission class of the irst Methodist church will hold the regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the oundation house Mr end Lindley1 and son John rancis will motor to Elwood to spend the week end Mr and Mrs A Schaupp and daughters will motor to Blooming ton to spend the week end with friends Stanley Hoiks of the mathe matics department at Purdue will be the guest of his cousin Prof isher at Bloomington over the week end John Wildmare Purdue dean of engineering at the Uni versity of Alabama stopped over to visit at the university enroute home from a meeting deans In Chicago Ill Dr and Mrs Bruce and Cooper to Bloomington to attend the Pur due Indiana game They will be Joined at Danville by Miss Mildred Cooper and after the game the party will return to Danville to spend Sunday Mrs Buckles who has been spending the summer at her cot tage In Battle Ground has come to spend the winter in West La fayette and is located at 323 North Salisbury street Robert A McMahon and Thomas A McMahon went to Blooming ton to visit friends and witness the Purdue Indiana game Prof and Mrs George Lommel and daughters Harriett and Jane Will motor to Bloomington for the game Miss Stella ox has returned from Meadow Lake where she at tended the funeral of Mrs Walter Bakr Miss Jane Peffer will spend the week end with friends in In dianapolis and attend a perform ance of Vagabond in which Ed Nell Purdue '22 Is starring Luncheon for Guest Mrs Lancashire entertain ed informally at luncheon Thurs day at her home on Lutz avenue in honor of her house guest Mrs Carl Hoaglln of Mt Pleasant Iowa The luncheon tables were prettily decorated with' yellow chrysanthemums Bridge was play ed the afternoon Mrs Sullivan won the prize for high Savings Accounts Securities Trusts Estates Insurance Guardianships City and arm Loans Evening of Music at Church Sunday Sunday services at the irst Methodist church are an nounced as follows: Sunday school at 9:30 Morning worship 10:40 The choir will sing the 1 by Wooler and Miss aye Murlin will elng Thanks and by Harris The pastor will deliver the sermon Whom Does America TJie thank offering of the Woman's Home Missionary society will be collected at this service At 5:30 the college Epworth League will hold Its regular feD lowship luncheon oundation House will meet at the devotional service be Interpretation ot commandment discussion of with Rev John leader The League will at 6:30 At 7:30 In ice will be an evening of music the first this year The college Epworth League orchestra will play two Mignonette (overture) by Baumann and The arewell by Arthur The following vocal or choral num bers will be presented: 1 is an Hour of Hallowed by itzhugh Mrs A Smith soprano Mrs Mellon violin and double quartette Thou by Wiegand Griggs and Gunn Lord Have I del the choir orth NjL Varner and choir by Mendelssohn the choir Holy by Katal sky the choir Solo: Will Ex tol Thee by (Ell) Costa Mrs A Smith Ajid Most Christianson Varner and choir Mrs Mellon will play a violin solo Cavantlna 'by Raff Purdue Men Attend Convention Purdue university 1S well repre sented the annual meeting of the Indiana association at Indianapolis the first session having been held Thursday after noon Howard Harper of Rush ville was awarded the gold watch for the best yield in the Ten Ton Plus Tomato club His record was more than 17 tons per acre Lancashire of the Purdue experiment station made the pre sentation Gaylord and Malt Gardner both of Purdue were among the speakers Pkg DIRECTORS JOHN VANN ATTA President DAVID BOYLE Secretary PERRY DAVIS Real Estate Dealer and armer RED HOLMES Vice Pres i Duncan iJBlee Co SAM LOEB Vice Pres Loeb Hene ED LAYDEN armer rYif Brookston Knights of Pythias Are Planning Pageant Nov 25 26: Special to Journal and Courier) BROOKSTON Ind Nov An Indoor pageant will be given riday and Saturday ovember 25 and 26 In rench hall by the Knights of Pythias lodge A great many entertainment features have been arranged with something of Interest for all The general pub lic la Invited' Purdue Man Directs I Engineering Overseas A Geupel Purdue 1910 formerly assistant city engineer in Indianapolis is now in Poland in the employ of the Ulen Con struction company which is en gaged In engineering work on a large scale In various European countries Mr has partial supervision of engineering work totaling more than 113000000 The company has 40 engineers In Its forces many of them Poles and Austrians Mr Geupel has trav eled all over Poland Lithuania Germany rance Austria Czecho ST Weed Harvey Here Visiting Old riends tyeed Harvey' Purdue T4 who Is assistant to the chief of SAVORY odor of roast turkey tart fed cran berry sauce spicy aroma of pumpkin pies golden brown You'll want your Thanksgiving inner to be "Rne rxrsn 9UUIV9O A 'W zaaaw is not all even the finest meats and vegetables become Hat and tasteless unless properly refrigerated To retain all their delicious flavor they should be kept in a well iced refrigerator every moment until used for it is ice only which provides ideal refrigerating conditions an even cold and an atmosphere neither too moist nor too dry Let every meal this fall and winter be as enjoyable as your Thanksgiving dinner with theihclp of a plentiful sup ply of ice It is no longer a luxury but an everyday necessity for the protection of food flavor and health' Baptist Services Sunday services at the West Lafayette Baptist church will be gih at 9:30 with selections by the orchestra led oy Mrs Glenn Scobee The church school will open with an inspirational song service Divine worship with preaching at 10:45 The pastor will speak on Primacy of (1 Cor 13:13) This is the second in the series on that classic chapter on love A stu dent male quartett will sing The young people will hold their service at 6:20 Rlchard Road 'will led with "An Ideal as the subject The eve ning evangelistic service at 7:30 "Micah the Prophet of Rlghteous nes end will be the theme the sermon Mrs Martin Tlr menstein and Mrs Glenn Scobee will sing a duet A warm welcome awaits all who will at tend Bible study Class from 7 to 8 on Tuesday evening A union Thanksgiving service Plus an Additional 10 Reduction for Cash 25c 25c 25o 50c 16 oz Jar Preserves assorted flavors 25c Potatoes large white' Cobblers peck 35o 8 pounds Jersey Sweet Potatoes 25c 2 pounds Cranberries 38c Pint Mayonnaise and rench Dressing all for 45c3 packages Sur Pop Popcorn 25c 5 medium size Grape ruit 25c Orangei dozen 30c 40c 60c and 70c 5 pounds Cooking Apples 25c 3 pound Jonathan Apples 25c 4 pounds fancy Bananas 25c 10 pounds fancy Turnips 25c Cabbage 25c Assorted Cookies 29c Krispy Crackers 45c Graham Crackers 32c frt ft rfthftA 1 IflW filled SQtt e25o 25g Purdue Leaders Take Part in Conference President Edward Elliott Doan Mary Matthews Dean Skinner Dean A A Potter Director 1 Christie ACvie man assistant director agricul tural extension Prof T1 Reed assistant director experiment sta tion and Miss Leila Reed Gaddis in charge of home economics ex tension returned Thursday Chicago where they attended a meeting of the Association of Land Grant colleges President Elliott was made chairman of the committee on college organization and policy Dean Matthews served as a member of the committee on rural home management study while Dean Skinner was appointed to serve on the ommlttee on in struction in agriculture home eco nomics and mechanical arts Dean Potter who acted as chairman of the engineering section meetings was also on the program to speak on of I and Grant Institutions to tha Solution of Present Day Problems" Dr Chris tie served as chairman on rural social organization and spoke on the general program on: the topic European Com Merchants Busy Planning Details of Winter es fival Which Is To Begin Dec 1 Reports were heard and further committee assignments made for th winter carnival planned by retail division of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce at a meeting Thursday morning of the executive entertainment and finance comrritfees' named for the event entertainment pro gram is to be elaborate and with 10 Off Miniature Of Agricultural Success 'Will Be Dis played i at Chicago Exposition One of the features of the grain and hay show at the International Jlve Stock exposition in Chicago Nov 26 Dec 3 will be a miniature reproduction of an actual Indiana farm which'' is being made over as an object lesson in farm man agement by the experts of Pur due university Tim exhibit of this farm Tcnown as the international experimental farm will be a concrete demon stratlon of the fact that individual farmers have an opportunity to Improve their farm Incomes with out depending entirely on a hoped for increase in the price of farm products The display will show in detail the methods of farm ing followed on an 80 acre farm in southern Indiana before the Union Stock Yard and Transit company of Chicago secured the farm in 1921 and turned it over to Purdue university to operate and the Improved practices with their results followed since then The farm has Just passed through Its most successful year since It was taken over as an experiment in farm organization LAAYETTE ICE AND COAL CO 3H A A Service DIRECTORS EDWIN LYMAN Pres Lyman Coal Co CHAS MURDOCK Pres Murdock Realty Co ERNEST SCHILLING Pres Peerless Wire Goods Co ALLISON STUART Lawyer BURR SWEZEY Secy Pierce Co ERNEST URWITZ Treas and Mgr Dryfus Packing Co Evening DUE TO TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR The Two Items Should Have Read wansdowh lour Lge pkg None Such Mince 4 Meat IL 1 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You can now control the oven heat ifS a coal range Because of this regulator the Charter Oak Range is better than ever for baking and broil ing Good cooks for four generations and housekeepers for the last 80 years have found Charter Oak Ranges un equalled for cooking handsome in ap pearanceand economical of fuel See the Charter Oak Range before you buy ChaztzkOakStovb vRancbCo'stlouumo CHARTER OAK: Used by four generations in millions of homes ft it I i I i i i I I 4 Good Health Demands Warm loors! 3S7S 5 29397 21 35 11428 10500 Crushed Stone Co John 11866 Hamilton 26324 may 11695 14884 140 775 661 1150 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 160 150 150 3600 300000 89300 210 dis inta jnd 10833 2864 8500 3900 4830 650 1000 4000 Co Health 12885 1295 Debker Western 7 7500 7500 7500 12500 120325 18075 44475 50 0U 2000 2350 1800 2600 1200 1250 4250 i 2000 2660 1800 1 2100 1 1850 I 4000 Co School City 2600 25 0U 2250 5000 5000 30 Ou 1500 2500 40 00 2000 230 51273 760 1000 12206 10400 10000 175 10833 1090 1600 50000 5260 87 200 600 JDnvisson Sullins 134800 4875 17968 362 U0 33800 4400 37800 400 16000 8600 8000 860 600 1666 475 2750 2800 3161 520 2846 3825 600 3010 2448 3900 4808 25 35078 Ell Johnston JuhnRton Job nHtun JohiiAtun Johnston Johnston Johnston Johnston Johnston Johnston ALLOWANCES THK BOAKD COMMISSION ERS TIPPBCANOE COUNTY AND THK CIRCUIT AND SUPER IOR COURTS OR THE MONTH Ot OCTOBER mis 16050 400095 986 3500 Johnston Johnston Johnstou Johnston Johnston Surveyor Ross JJ Myer A Arnold Ross 1) Myer 8592 1550 205456 7224 1688 33355 28986 61430 62416 36966 36900 45625 3751 20190 16880 21711 34160 37750 8 90 37860 17476 33220 21826 13126 12180 10850 7840 10680 18660 14420 4850 20116 32260 76332 0810 676 18810 9500 7174 6487 2910 37082 7 10500 120 County Clerk's Salary and Expense 5 325 U0 7500 7600 7500 10089 2440 8334 4167 2500 2500 500 3500 George Vrtughnn Walker Timmons Dog und Rose Iaurimora Iecklitner Hugh Blackwell Anthony Myer Geo Hawthorne Marvin Miller Bone Mennen Albert Best Joseph Russell Ellis Ed Reeves Gravel Road Repair Motion Crushed 8ton Co Nelson Howard Monon West Lafayette Coal Co West Lafayette Coal Co Bert Macy McDonald Jess A II Murphy Wm Warren Lewis Arndt iV BhumAker Clark McKamey Holoraft Jame Brown John Cloyd Wm 8 Horn 181 to 200 pound Wm Burton Al via Wells Wm Spence Ira Stlnebaugh Walter Eller John Kerber Clarence Wright Clarence Branstetter Oscar Beutler Wm Brose A Smith Wilbur Brown Holliday Raymond Watkins Jamea Erwin Stevens Adams Co Lafayette Telephone Co John Miller Ciraa Kenner Warrsn OH Co Motive Part Co Baker Mfg Co Perry A "Wilson Equip Co Ino Earl McCahn Ind Lock Joint Con Pipe Co It is poor economy to flirt cold floors ar better trade in your old heating stove for a new Charter Oak that WILL HEAT YOUR LOORS You can get one at Jennie McAdam American Laundry Lafayette Telephone Co Ernet A Ernst Ebershoff Ethel Glldersleeve Haywood Pub Co Otto Neumann Burleigh Davidson Western Union Telg Co Homer Hennegar Burleigh Davidson Jere West Stuart Acheson American Laundry 2 Van Reed Grlest Superior Court Expense Western Union Telg Qo red Praes Ross Myer A Arnold Wm Campbell Geo Hawthorne Eudoxia Martin Burton Berry' Ttnv Rtreftt CORA DAVIS Auditor Telphone Expense reiepnoiie Hoard of Davisson Mitchell Decker Bros Haywood Pub Co Hunter Tubervulosis 6415 1210 15500 5000 3000 2000 1500 1678 2800 2585 1600 1024 13 RO 600 800 1375 3085 4156 son 14685 7985 5000 200 1480 3130 700 840 2031 150 300 900 2400 2400 1200 12500 100 1800 1 5 8325 7100 2100 6600 5700 2800 19525 lora Davis Cora Davis Lafayette Typewriter shop Edith Beck Juunle Bitt Tt yphena Mforehouse County Salary gijuo murgnri Krcurder Salary anil Chan Rawles Rawles Uh as Rawles uar Typewriter to IflXTWnKM Irene Rvron TubRCdUlnalM Ran Salary ami Expense 17b UV 17500 17500 800 trill A A 93 fl Stall Penal 47916 Expense IGO 06 04128 7 SS Shop 1000 Salary and Expen i 25000! 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