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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 5

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Lafayette, Indiana
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I1AAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER 'Monday Evening September 11 1933 Railroad News Minute Mysteries BEAR CATS TWO BAY Be Your Own Detective TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY He is in very good NEW AID IN PREVENTING COLDS Bernard TIRE RELINERS '4 did ordney mean? An Save on loor Coverings Curtains and Draperies Bigelow Sanford Seamless AXMINSTER RUGS DrlveShaft Housing Support 9x12 Bigelow Sanford Mrs Turner Thompson 29c Guaranteed lo' LINOLEUM 59c 10c 5C Pair $495 AND price We reserve the right to limit quantities Honday 628 Main St Store Haw 611 Main St 99 4 Specials DRUG'STOHe yhE POPULAR store Protect Your Car With Especially in view of the his putting that over on and Cas BIGE LOW WEAVE RS Hinton 3 yard en returned to work Mon Reg Pries lCr Our Price $420 PER GALLON Brush in Can Ph 18001 Mein Sq Yard Catching CoMp VICKS NOSE DROPS PURDUE UNIVERSITY Touch Up Enamel SUPREME MOTOR OIL 36x63 27x54 PRISCILLA CURTAINS 36 4:40 Only Clears the Bond in a Hany Here Is a super value! An air (her nwhlch produces a powerful Mrs Jerry Sheen of have moved to the house in the east part Marquisette cushion dots nd woven colored fig ures 32x214 yards long MAY WE EXPECT A VISIT SOON? Bell Dinner and Mrs Carl Tulle Bell and Alta Williams ASample gallon or drum of this quality Motor OH will convince you at once of the economy and saving that is being made by over 10000 satisfied money saving car owners who heartily recommend and use this quality product Con vince yourself today at tms spe cial introductory price Same price In all grades Medi um Med Heavy or Heavy BRING TOUR OWN CONTAINER rugs are styled for today but give dependable service for Brake Bands I Ignition Points Relined ree I for All Cars An exceptional selec tion of smart floral These fine tvoven to years heavy all wool pile fast colors of the highest quality known to science By A RIPLEY (Copyright 1833 amuiu eatures Syndicate Inc) LINOLEUM grade print linoleum on BIG OUR NOTES Ray Michaels first trick yard fireman is off duty and Brown is working in his place Patrick Duffy first trick yard engineer is off duty and Charles Baird is working In his place Lloyd erguson third' trick switchman was off duty Monday and Stevens worked in his place NEWEST HIGH POWERED Ik Blaet Mom Yd 8 9c Wholesale prices on Rugs Linoleums Curtains and Draperies have advanced from 10 to 40 on new orders In keeping with our policy of mutual con fidence with our customers we deem it our duty to inform you of this condi tion Without seeking to rush any one into buying things not actually needed it seems prudent for our friends and cus tomers to anticipate their requirements Our present prices are based on a tre mendous purchase of thousands of dol lars worth of new merchandise We suggest that you save the difference be tween our present low prices and what items of equal quality are likely to cost when we are obliged to replace oar present stocks their son Omer at LaPorte The Missionary society planned to meet riday afternoon with Mrs Crate Emery Mrs red Goch enour and children of near Ross ville spent a day with her par ents Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith Mr and Mrs Sam Smithers attended the state fair Monday ay Emery and family visited the former's sister Mrs Earl Bell and family of LaCrosse Elbert Wall and son of Indianapolis were dinner guests of Mrs Josie Wayne Grass and daughters of South Bend spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Emery attended the state Mrs Clarence Byers and Miss El sie Bell were in rankfort Mrs Minerva McBride has been quite poorly: Jesse Smith and daughter spent an afternoon in Lafayette Use Our Lay Away Plan A small deposit will hold any purchase until wanted You will protect yourself as to price for prices are going up! Brh remalas In ean when not in use Prevents hardening Al wsys ready ror soucn Ing up rurt ipo dents etc Dries hard floaty black With brush complete or only No lilt Reg Price 25c Our Price Place at Your Disposal Our Entire Personnel of Experi enced Salesladies Extends a Most Cordial Wei come to STUDENTS ACUL TY and RIENDS 27x54 36x63 6x9 recently was appointed to the faculty of the medical school in the department of biochemistry Dr Longwell is the son of Rev and Mrs red Longwell of South Bend He is a graduate of Colorado college holds a degree from the SEL LOCKING GAS TANK CAP Prevents Stealing of Gas! Locks on automatically the in stant it is inserted To fin a gas tank Just pull Cap out and to one side Inner con struction prevents syphoning Anna Vogel and Mrs Helen Pit Tja1 IflnM tirara 1 UL OU CLLAlf MAAAAAA guests of Mrs Maggie Rodenbar ger Tuesday They left Wednes day for Chicago where they were to attend the fair The Golden Rule class of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder Tuesday evening The evening was spent in playing ano gfams after which refreshments were served to 14 members Mr and Mrs Charles Hattery of Sheridan and Mr and Mrs Dale Gaylor spent a day with Mr and Mrs Berton Hattery at Lake reeman Mr and Mrs Ralph Preston of Chicago and Mrs Charles Spit ler of Camden were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder The church school is planning a rally day October 1 There will be promotions and re organization of the school Misses Irene Dewentin of Del phi and Mary Harper attended a mass meeting at' Lafayette Mr and Mrs Cecil Wallace and daughter Betty and Mr and Mrs Carl Hufford visited Mr and Mrs John Butz at Luddlngton Mich and at Lake Michigan Mrs Charles Snyder will en tertain the I Bridge club at her home Tuesday evening Sept 12 ORMER BROOK YOtJTH HONORED BROOK Sept A degree in biochemistry was conferred on Longwell by the University of Colorado where he Other tains ues up to ss frTTVjE Value Aiwa on car ready for instant use Adjustable to inches or door of car to be opened When io THE MURDER yWEHERING HAM Prof ordney staying at the Dog and Whistle in the small village of Peranporth Cornwall England was working with De tective Inspector McIntyre of Scotland Yard a gaunt shrewd and somewhat taciturn Scotsman Several days before Brooks Wetheringham had been murder ed at the manor house of Lord Percival Tabor two miles away where he was a guest over the week end The day of the fnurder ordney and McIntyre had questioned his lordship three other guests and the servants without success Go ing through the dead ef fects the professor found several letters addressed to Wethering ham in London two of which contained veiled threats that did he not live up to his agreement dire measures would be taken to force him The letters bore no signature Sitting in the small but neat and comfortable inn discussing the matter ordney said to Mc Intyre: careful considera tion I believe Tabor is involved and I want a specimen of his handwriting to compare with those two threatening letters And if it is the same well He wrote a note called a por ter and instructed him to de liver the sealed letter personally to his lordship and bring back his reply Inquired ordney when the porter returned lordship said he would be delighted to me you at 3 to morrow afternoon" you going to meet the inspector asked "Yes fact of What swer on Classified page AT THE MONON SHOPS Charles Powell machinist help er resumed duty Monday after a short sickness Charles Lehman boilermaker helper who suffered a slight bck injury several days ago resumed duty Monday Robert Williams machinist ap prentice plans to visit in Chicago soon William Reinbolt machinist was' on the off duty list Mon day Bryant engineer on trains No 3 and 4 is off duty and Ed Bellows is working in his place Marquis engineer on trains No 71 and 74 was off duty Monday Herring fireman has been transferred from the board to McDoel Brown fireman was placed on the shops' extra board Monday Ira Tyner fireman on trains No 5 and 6 is off duty and Martin is working in his place gineer day granted 69C Priscilla Cur exceptional val New Way to Hold alse Teeth in Place Do false teeth annoy you by dropping or slipping? Just sprinkle a little teeth on your plates This new fine powder holds teeth firm and comfort able No gummy pasty taste or feel ing Sweetents breath Get asteeth from Hook's or your druggist Three sizes Adv University of Colorado is a inem ber of the Sigma fraternity the Delta Epsilon honorary chem ical and Sigma Xi honorary scientific fraternities He spent his boyhood in Brook WEDDING ANNOUNCED The marriage rf Miss Gladys Martin and Claude Conn has been announced They were married on Aug 24 in Chicago by Rev Norris Tibbets with Mr and Mrs Harleigh Trecker of that city as attendants Mr and Mrs Conn remained in Chicago for a week as the guests of Mr and Mrs Trecker and Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin Mrs Conn is the eldest daughter of Mr' and Mrs Thad Martin from the Brook high school and was a student nurse in the Methodist hospital Indianapolis for a year The groom is the only son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Conn Since his graduation from high school he has been employed in farming Mr Grace of Lafayette and her daughter and family spent a day here with old time friends and relatives Mr and Mrs Everett Young and children of ord were night guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Schuylet Cline Mrs Dick Bartlett was called to Brookston by the death of her brother and an uncle which fol lowed an automobile accident Mr and Mrs James Montgom ery were Logansport visitors Miss Lucy Montgomery spent a week with relatives there and returned with her parents Miss Ardell Conn has entered business college in Kankakee Mrs Charles Smalley of Hope is the guest of Mrs Thayer Mr and Mrs Lee Clark Mr and Mrs Alvin Taylor and Mrs Ina Pierson attended the Chicago fair Wednesday Mrs Earl Uiyatt spent Tuesday night here with relatives as she was enroute from Brazil to her home in Hessville Mrs Mary Parks and daugb ters Ruth and Edith are visiting relatives in Illinois fair Monday Mr and 76x9 $1650v 83x106 $2195 113x12 $3750 Stronger) Light! Longer Ltfel Satisfaction or Yow Mow Ohrorfstty Refunded ment she weeks Mr and Monticello Mary Gard nf town Mrs Mary Gard and daughter have moved to Monticello William auber of Monticello has moved to Reynolds and is occupying a part of the Languell property Thirty seven pupils are enrolled In the local Lutheran parochial school this year Heller isthe teacher Sunfast Cretonnes MEETING HELD BY ROSSVILLE SOCIETY ROSSVILLE Sept (Spe cial) The Industrial society of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs Elba Snyder Wednesday Co hostesses were Mrs Opal Snyder and Mrs Har old Moore Eighteen members and three guests were present Iced watermelon was served Miss Steele of Chicago and Mrs At wood Bliss and Mrs Ear! Hufford were guests and and and ter and ily and Wilburn Bailey all of Jef ferson Mr and Mrs Bell Code Wellboughm and Gerald Rusk Mr and Mrs Everette Emdry are spending a few days with the Clarence O'Connor fam ily at West Point red Thomas and family of Cutler spejit Josie South with Mrs slus Smithert Mrs Ruama Louch Inor and Mrs Arthur Whiteman of IP A NEW SPEED BLEND DueoNo 7 Polish I Ph 61M 9th A Kossuth West sMr Davis engineer has been a short absence Smith fireman marked up for duty Monday after a short lay off Roy Mullins 3 switchman returned to work Monday Griffith brakeman is again at work after a short lay off James Burke brakeman return ed to vtork Monday after a short absence Conductor Pearl Catterlin is Stunning New Triple lounce CURTAINS Plain fancy and figured colors 2 and 2)4 yard lengths Pair $19 $129 $139 Bear Cat ilwi first with the est and beet prod ucta at the lowesa pneea wise shopper alwaya roes uie dou Cat first and save bi money OZ CAN 29c Rensselaer Man K90 Years Old RENSSELAER Sept (Spe cial) Ancel i Woodworth one of the oldest residents of Rensselaer celebrated his ninetieth birthday Sunday at his home on Park ave nue Members of his family gath ered for a dinner and to spend the day with him Born in Michigan City Mr Woodworth came to Rensselaer when a boy of eight and with the exception of two years in Kankakee has lived here ever since He is in very good health and greatly enjoyed seeing the friends who called Sunday to offer good wishes uneral services for Mrs An drew Gangloff who died riday afternoon were held this morning from St Catholic church with Ijrial at Mt Cal vary cemetery A $38000 damage suit has been venued from Lake county where in the plaintiffs Ethel rane Lu cille Slaughter and Hazel Brower of Gary are seeking damages for injuries received when bleachers in a Gary park on which they were sitting gave way INANT DEATH The day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Griffin of near Parr died early Saturday and was bur ied in Weston cemetery Saturday afternoon Mrs Griffin was form erly Miss Helen Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Parker of Remington Reyholds Ready 3 Day air REYNOLDS Sept (Spe £ial) The annual three day fair will held here Thursday ri flay nnd Saturday Sept 14 15 and 13 Plans are nearing com pletion for an interesting and en tertaining program which in cludes trapeze aerial and balanc ing acts and band concerts On Saturday the band directed by Howard Beasey of Gary will play and the Reynolds Donegan act will be a feature of both the afternoon and evening entertain ment Earl Reynolds is a former pig Creek township resident and a well known skater He will preside as master of ceremonies The seventh annual reunion of the Westfall Hagen families was held at Buss park with a large number of relatives attending Officers elected were Wilbur Har mon Brookston president Miss Henrietta Westfall Lafayette vice president and Winona West fall Reynolds secretary and treas urer Relatives were present from Payne and Crestline ort Wayne Oak Park and Chicago III Lafayette rankfort Michi gan City Brookston Chalmers Monticello Idaville Atlanta and Reynolds The fifteenth reunion of the Seymour family was held at Hor ner park Monon with all mem bers present except one daughter Attending from Reynolds were Mr and Mrs Robert Seymour Mr and Mrs Wilbur BeaseyMrs Inez Webb and children Mr and Mrs Roy Gross and son and Mr and Mrs Dale Douglas The Selmer reunion was held at the home of William Spinn west of Reynolds with about 60 rela tives present John Wagner Chalmers was elected president Mrs Theodore Selmer Medary ville vice president and Henry Spinn Reynolds secretary treas urer Mrs Moore was taken to St Elizabeth hospital for treat has been ill severa: New Bumper Guards Bumper surd are without a 'doubt tho finert accessory to th automotive field They serve a dou ble purpose they not only beautify the car but prevent hick or bumpen from smashing fenders head lamps tall lamps etg CHBO5IE PLATED' Highly chromo plated and suaran toed not to rust Do not permit our low price to confuse you with some of the cheap bumper guards that are sometime offered at even high er prices This is a heavy duty with polished face and mins wide Pair weighs lbs ITS ALL CARS PRICE EA vero gucaw a Mrs Willard Rddenbarger Miss T'rartfr Anne Vnol and Mrs Helen Pit park rankfortJ Carter the and family spent a tew days wnn THE RUG SHOP Phone 6850 Armstrong QUAKER HeaviMt weight felt base flooring with long wearing soil proof sur face of Accolac 6 and 11 1 widths Oriental Reproductions Beautiful rugs of with fast colors woven clear through to the back GutfiRtsed Btew wt 50 and In addition you can save more by installing it yourseK an easy job on most cars no special tools needed CAIRO Mrs Dorothy Smeller of Chi cago and Mr and Mrs William of Decatur visited Mr and Mrs Ed Dettman Mrs Campbell of Atlanta Gan spent last week with Mr and Mrs Will Pierce Wilbur Anson and family and Mrs lorence Weaver and daughter Rosalind spent Labor day in Indianapolis Mrs Louis Martin and son James and Mr and Mrs Byres spent a day in Chicago Mrs A Scoonover was called to Waynetown by the sudden death of a sister Her daughter Mrs Mary of Tipton returned home with her Oscar Johnson and son Ralph spent a day attending the state fair cost these new style horns Complete 4 A I ittlnyi Tailored Curtains of Novelty Net Beautiful long Wearing curtains with smartly hemmed sides in rench ecru launders exception ally well 36x24 yds IQ pair yl 36x2 yds HQ pair £i7 Size 24o 1 420 $1395 of iteel finished to baked 'Meek enameL an afternoon with Mrs Wall Dario Miller of Bend spent a few days John Walker Mr Sam Smithers Mrs again at work following a short abaence Thomas 11 switch man is on the off duty list Thomas Robertson brakeman marked up Monday for duty on caboose 291 Good Quality elt Base Rugs Smooth surface easy to clean moisture proof good selection of patterns 9x12 Size Beat heavy burlap back wide choice of patterns and colors 12 ft wide 98C ADD MANY MILES SERVICE Add miles to the life of ricke on 4JI any old or new it perfectly inside the cae Iva ar avast SlffTirM YlPfttACsa Von against blowoat even an on badly worn tire Gives jB MEM strength to old tire BaBl Easily Inserted by any TMiffltoSk on Invest in one of BM these reliners and make KI till yoqr old tire do double MB service All sixes in stock MB Ml BM self vulcanising New Drapery DAMASK Anticipating the latest trend in drapes These gorgeous corded damasks are in new luxurious' shades 50 inches wide gnarnnteed sunfast NEW POWER Auto BulM ICKLE The fifth annual Bell family re union was held at the home of Joseph and Essie was served to Mr Smith of Chicago family and Mrs sons of LaCrosse Ott Bell family of Indianapolis Mr Mrs Russell Ruch and daugh Mr and Mrs Lester Moore daughter Joe Bell and fam COKE Walker District Manager PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA A Part of Your Community OB CHEVROLET AND PONTIAC Eliminates that annoying slap or noise Which is caused by play or looseness in Bell Housing of drive shaft Strengthens pro tecta and stops noise Easily clamped on Ju n(l further attention necessary 96c Boody to attach rnfi i disappearing rLEKS iLHUtE CARRIERS for all cars 1 lie sisissSraaBaiTl (AaS1 1 4 I 'Mi 'a iKs i' I JI 'I ismSmTwit ar i A MT fa 1 A NfMm J4RA Mwa tiB Ejjgijl Lunch Kits Valve Insides $117 Complete I 3 each With Bottle Box of 14c Shimmy Stops Radiator Stop 59c Leak for easier and safer steering iJC Capsule 0.

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