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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 15
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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 15

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Oj 'the design of battleships' All Steel Scooter IM Wtaw'U 1200 Morton St xvv Juvenile 4 Rocker qa NINTH AND ERRY STREETS PHONE2993 Cleaning 289 125 Board 179 I 100 i 8 lnch RolyPoly A A ii) All Steel: rfv LAZ to A at? y5S 'e: A irestone lashy Handcar Rdceir (f fiy A 7 95 Read the Journal and Courier Magazine section every Saturday or Httf house kuaaars Sut has Nothing happened in: World war he states to justify the aban donment of sea forces though It is not yet possible to predict ex actly what form the successors to present battleships 5yf 11 take with Credit Pur 85 850 books for com pow dur box knifonon rouge Up sHck container Is 11 BM lnch box Racking Horse 598 Strong plywood Instructive 10x 7M ln slatO'wMi4 crayons chalk stencil and eraser body Steel frames ets Shaped wood en seat adjustable footrest" Wheel Barrow Steel Undergear Steel Wheels Steel Handle Parcheesl Game Set Musicdb Rocker Peg Table t' Hammer fi i Shop Thriftily chase Coupons a small down payment Bright Red and Natural Wood Color inish or his magazine route deliveries shopping for and UN GALORE get him this sturdy attrac tive double duty wagon built to last of steel and smooth hardwood and ply wood Thick tires assure easy going See this dandy gift at Toy Town have the time nf hia life rlex elnn arm and chest muscles too 8 in steel wheels rubber tires giant hub caps Adjustable seat Red and ivory finish 36 in long SHOPPING OR MOM rtadc tvro i Ing complete flip! Mai action 1 and Mrs Bert Gardner of Brooks ton Miss Jane Hightchew of Chi cago spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs I Hight chew Mr and' Mrs William Criswell are the parents of a daughter born Monday at St Joseph hoa pital Logansport Mr and Mrs red Bowman of Detroit Mich are the parents of a son born Nbv 10 Mr Bowman is a format resident of Monticello Bradshaw who resides near Monticello was taken to St Joseph hospital Logansport Sun day Skate Skooter i Strongly built al metal Steal wheel rubber tire in long Painted black and red Opens up easily to forjn desk Smooth Randalite double writ ing surface with rack for papers and supplies Sturdy wood frame natural finish Helps teach child spelling drawing telling time Overall size 4514 22 inches Chalk and eraser induded Other 169 and 298 29X in High 4a39 Sturdy all steel scooter that will take plenty of knocking about 1 'iSii ber tired wheeBwtthparitmg stona Red with ivory disc wheels A LONDON Battleships of the future may: be smaller than they are today and resemple surfaced submarines 1 1H? accord ing to Rear Adm Ttyursfield" writing in Naval An nual for which was i recently published here The atomic bomb and': rocket weapons are likely to bring aboutsuclv a tendency he suggests pointing out that heavy ships are not needed to launch terrific rock et bombardments ormerly he says the design of a battleship was governed bythe size of her principal armament but rockets having no recoil can be launched i from comparatively light vessels Though Admiral Thursfield an ticipates changes' he says "the i atomic bomb is in fact nothing but 'a and better I and "there is no reason to accept the that it is "likely to have any great Influence on 179 Durobla 18H folding board wMi 4 dice 4 dice cvpi 14 playing plocM WM rule He's Safe at Home When on irst Base WATERLOO la A boy I called the Waterloo Courier cir culation department to report a change of address "Where do you asked the clerk said' the lad you know where the Gypsies think the clerk replied I We used to live right next to there in the trailer with the blue he said where do you live the clerk asked said the boy re member the old ball park that burned I I 'You know where first base we Jive on first HIS MAGAZINE ROUTE DESIGNER Madame Schiaparelli rench designer recently arrived "in New York wearing a leopard skin hat 109 When button re bawd mechanical man aimi for a strike With 10 plm baL 304a Ion Chalk ana Slate Set I 49 Toy ilder lands on Steel Chains 298? Something new in swings Includes a well made seat a trapeze bart ona i pair or ring grips finished In red enamel Joy side Tiny Tot Woodjoy 'ironi 25c Choice of peg tow er hammer boar peg boat peg 4 block Brightly colored7" 5' Wednesday Evening November 13 1946 TERMITE CONTROL UMIGATING 1 EXTERMINATING Christmas Stocking 100 Nied with amorted toy 1ntere(ting game marble etc 24 lnche( ong Bowling Alley 229 Peg nail and te He Maple (tained frame maionite i fop 1 6x1 214 1 size 3 Play Swing Gym lO Pc Tool Chest In Wood Box 269 be happy to have his very own tool set Consists of pliers hammer screwdriver chisel sawruler level vise and square Toy Phone 98c Exact replica of a dial phone Smooth black steel Movable dial JEflRJ ROEBUCK AND CO Easy to keep deM materials water 1198 Comfortableover (tuffed rocker Up holstered In heavy cloth leatherette Overallhelght27 Can be ridden or Brightly Painted 3 colored head Rolls Use Sears Easy Payment Plan" On Purchases Of 1000 Or More DoH Bassinet 198 Cardboard panels with decah Slat i 1 bottom Easy to as sembfe Length folding hood Others 665 and 698 memaiaa actory Controlled Methods 1 ire Recapping Rider Dump Truck Steel Wheels 398 Lots of fun playing Rubber tire a make it faster smoother riding Wood body clumps easily by means of handy lever Brightly painted i 4 i Ride Pull THIRD AND SOUTH STREETS 'J Expert oresees SmaUer Warships Lt AND OR BETTER PERORMANCE ALL WINTER USE THE EASY STARTING LUBRICATING MOTOR UEL THE REE LOWING TOP LITE MOTOR OIL 95c Brightly' colored Roly Poly clown with painted face Carpet Sweeper 69c 11 sweeps and dirt collected can be dumped out All'metaL 8'' wide 4" long Handle Animals 3 pc urniture Set 159 1 Sturdily Made 1398 A niodernattractlve set that chU dren will love Table has waterfall tides Made of gray plywood and 1 tad heavy steel tubing Others andflLfiS I Auto Crash Perils Monticello Mother MONTICELLO 13 Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison of Nor way were en route to the Home hospital: Lafayette Sunday morning about 6 when their car caught fire near Ameri cus car left road and struck a tight pole Mr Harrison was thrown from the car and "rendered unconscious Mrs Har rison who was riding in the front seat was thrown to the floor of the car also unconscious When she rallied the car was in flames She was able to get the car door open and get out There was not much traffic but finally a car with three young boys took her to the hospital where a baby son was born 20 minutes after her arrival Mrs Harrison is thought to have suffered some cracked ribs thefull extent of her injuries unknown Mr Harrison received an arm and head injuries Mrs Harrison is the former Donna Doud daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Doud of Monticello The car bumped COST IS HIGH Votes in the White county elec tion were cast at a cost of 64 cents each according to the elec tion expenses compiled by red isher auditor There were 7197 votes cast for secretary of state and the total cost of the election wax $459873 BRIDE VETERAN Miss Merdith owler daughter of Baker owler of East Monti cello and Kenneth Cochran of Monticello son of Claude Cochran of Reynolds were married Sun day afternoon at the Monticello Methodist church by the Rev Cox Mrs Harold Phend organist played a 15 mlnute re cital of bridal music Roy Wein berg violinist played a program of music The bride was given in Marriage by her father Miss Hel en owler' sister of the bride a student nurse at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette was maid of honor Miss Martha owler sis ter of the 1 bride and Mrs Oscar Baer were bridesmaids Carolyn Sue Kelly was flower girt Elden Cochran of Remington brother of the groom was best man Ushers were Robert Shafer and Oscar Baer A reception was held in the reception room of the church After a wedding trip the couple' will be at home at 501 North Illi nois street The bride is a gradu ate of Monticello high school and for the past few years has been employed as auditor for the Wal green company at Tampa la Mr Gochran was graduated from Austin high school and resided in Remington before entering' the service He was in the Army five years and attained the rank of captain He is employed at the RCA plant in Monticello Guests of Justice and Mrs Bert Rose were Mr and Mrs Rose Roseville Calif Mrs Ursel Botsford of Waukegan Ill ana Air and Mrs Timothy Rise and son of Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Nick Cramer and son of Muskegon Mich spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Kalfise and Mr and Mrs Jenkins Mrs Ruth Melvin is a oatient at Ross sanatorium Lafayette Mr and Mrs Press Horn an nounce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Margaret to Le land Dale Gardner son of Mr STRONGLY BUILT CHORE TRUCK 698 i ft plays as it Has Swiss music box attached $aat is 9 in from floor MAKING DELIVERIES 4 if 9 MB in TV Mill Over 10 Years experience la Pest Control1 Work All Work Guaranteed Supervised By Graduate Kntomolofist Reliable Exterminating Co Lafayette Ind Phone f824 249 Easy roll ball bearing wheelsSteel skate and handle 2 6J4 In high 13 in long Wood rame Blackboard J5 olds Compactly WINTER CHANGE OVER SERVICE 'Drain ana refill Crankcase with winter weight Motbf Oil Change Transmission Differential Lubricants Protect chassis and body with Guaranteed Lubrication lush Cooling System and add Anti reeze Check Battery and Tires Repack ront Wheel Bearings Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs Wash Wax or Polish Car Service Oil ilter Air Cleaner Inspect Lights Windshield Wiper 4 now floor map and hand dipter handy Steel rame Buggy 895 un with dolllo STH' Wardrobe Trunk 249 Wood frame card 5 board top and bot tom Cardboard' nanggrp arawvV 13Wx7Hx7 Make Up Play Set 139 or most car owners this will be the hardest winter yet for their 'aging automobiles It is only good sense to get all the I protection possible to keep your car operating safely through cold weather Protective services are essential for all cars old or new let OLD MAN WINTER GET THE 0EST instead GET THE BEST CAR CARE GET WINTER CHANGE OVER SERVICE NOW! 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