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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 14
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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 14

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Lafayette, Indiana
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4 7 tt 14 CASH A Si NOW 1 3M a 1400 Salem St i 21c BUTTER 31c Margaret Jteumode HOSIERY SHOP its North Third St 118 North Third St COME! i COME! DIAL 3882 I 1 I i ONE STOP SERVICE Kuppenheimer Good Clothe URNITURE COMPANY Oakland Hill 1 j'fJ sn sa '37 MODERN PLUMBING I 1 4 Phone 5001 tWj 906 North ifth St LANE PYKE WERKHO CO SOAP Chipso largo package' 17 Pep and Bran lakes 3 for 25c 1 1 LB "BIG BOYLOA? Saturday Only 'That 99 out of 100 cases of crossed eyes can be permanently cured without an 1 t1 operatjon'if taken in time We Pay Highest Prices for I7 Stoves 413 15 17' Main St Shoes Hosiery Bags' Lingerie Coats Suits Peacock Shoes sz Lafayette irestone Tire StoresInc 9th and erry Sts Phone 2903 SOAP els i Naptha 5c SOAP three Camay 23c 1 Ivory Snow REE SOAP Palmolive Shampoo 37c 425 431 Columbia St nir rr 'L Unhurried Service 430 MAIN "ST Quality Always at a Saving JC PENNEY CO I 7 s1 SPECIAL I or Saturday Delivery All kinds dressed poultry' rom our own stock 1 MARTIN BROS 716 Dodge St Phone 2827 Vest Lafayette SOAP Super IJude three for SPECIAL THIS WEEK Ball Game! 10e Toy Hand Cuffs ATOe KLEINHANS STQRE 109 North ourth gt 1 I'J6 71Irand Mrs 'Basil Datzrnanof Otterbein 7 are the "parents of a daughter born 'Thursday at St1 Elizabeth hospital MONUMENTS Lafayette Gr smite Company 7 West End of Main Street Bridge Phone 5828 1 i "Chase and Sanborn 7 Coffee 36c 5 pounds Karo A A BEN ALBERT 1 Jh 202 Columbia St Phone 6712 or Good Goods See A MOYER Phone 5379 The Store the7tOrange is one food store thatnever disap 7rw i Coke PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA i 4 7' M7 Clark Coal Co I 4 ft I 31 conditions f1 The plight at present is one which heeds the earnest tonsideration oL every man In business There have besn times when farm produce sold for lower prices than they do today and 'the farmer Mr'1 Ball said should fight" the game (through for times are sure to get better and he will be in position to take his proper" place in the "of things While legislation has been provided for I labor for the manufacturers andt the railroads the past few 'congresses have de mu rred i'at doing anything for the farmer Prosperity will not come back Mr Ball stated until the farmer is able to'? buy the products of the factory1 and shop He spoke of the recent rejection by the south of the proposed reduction of one tHird of the cotton crop When it was suggested he realized fhal If Imnncclhlat rtn account of credit extended for the acreage in the field 2 Mr Bali spoke of the attitude which he found on his trip to Europe the people prefer not to buy from the 'United States since we have placed our'tarlff up to: a point Where goodsare out' More' consideration for the farmer was urged by thespeaker who also advised the farmer to stick it out and fight through to a better day i Js 7 Have you made provi sion for an income at age 60 or 65? SEE OR CALL CARR Mgr INDIANAPOLIS LIE INS CO' Care Adams Ins rAgeyu Life Bldg Phone 2700 Til it xa'i7 TV Ti rlea tor farmer By Local Banker RANKORT Ind Walter Ball president of the Lafayette Loan and com addressed the Kiwania club here yesterday discussing econom ic conditions with particular refer ence i to agricultureand setting forth 1 Interesting and? encouragingviews of the situation! Mrj Ball 'has thoV ripened ex perience of many years In 'close contact with economic conditions He stated 'that the time is one for open' and frank of jqEE this suite! Examine its fine construction and note its lovelyupholstering! Then re member that it has serpentine front A' beautifulreverse cushion a tufted back chair deep luxuri spririgs Covered all over in the same ma terial7 At our pries you are actually saving just $45 du this suite The Reliable Clothing Co 7 224 MainSt7 Heinz Medium Pork and Beans 2 for 23c MILK: Carnation' Pet nnd '7 3 largecans 19c 7 GOOD BREAD OR ULL 1 LB LOA 7 4 OUTLET SHOE STOR SHOES AT WHOLESALE PffQES' Jf So See Us! You can get any amount from 510 to 5300 the same day you apply on your own signature and security As long as 25 months to repay in small weekly or monthly install ments Interest on unpaid bal ances only Call Write or Phone Legal Loan CO 7 Witi ree Neighborhood Delivery Everv Dav I Kartram lJav Phone SliMl ive pounds Wed ding Cake lour 15c 2 for' 25c Twenty four pounds Pillsbury lour 65c i UCIj5i IS VXli Li 01 ClllLCtS (I ZVL 11C Lafayette Business best the market affords We are cutting a string or nign graae mire Hereford beef and 'at the ford to haye the best Call at any Dry us" Market Jil Yoh 'iii 666 1 LIQUID OR TABLETS RE OPENING 7 I 1'he Plumber Protects" the Health of the Nation! WHO 18 YOUR PLUMBER? I rv to please and am pleased to serve I A Werkhoff '1004 Main Street NEW LOCATION i4l JIALN ST Ground loor 3 Doorn aAt asf lAhr Tint! Phone 1954 Lafayette Ind a a up fjuu av Henry Rosenthal Co 7 TleCchfprifE Pieces Reduced to Only 7' AUTO LOANSj Cash in 10 minutes Enjoy Smaller Payments 1 lose' your auto: 7 Pay of others '7 49 Jkf'THMi'' WWLT 'Phone AV 1 L2355Z ORMER RESIDENT INHERITS WEALTH Good fortune har cotne to i Miss Mary Margaret Brown formerly of Lafayette who has just I been given a 'quarter of a million dol lars under the terms of thq will of 4the late Dr Joseph Jas' Mc GrOryt who died in Chicago A'ugust 8 or six years Miss Brown who is now 'S5 years old devoted her self jto the care Dr McCrory" his nurse dietitian: and secretary! The physician for many years ws chief surgeon a't St Anne's 'hospital in Chicago 9 His will gives to Miss Brown as ia re gard' fori faithful service thd Mc Grory' bCrne' at 3921 West Grand avenue i Chicago an automobile and' halt the remainder $500000 'estate Miss BrownJ was born and reared in Lafayettej Site attended! Sts Mary's school and formerly I was? emnloved bv the Im pairs water will be off from 6'fayette Telephone company Later m' to 8 I she went to Hammond to live with I 3 A JT CXI 4 OlSlCli 4VI1 Hurl HxScLrUIlg WUvqB SSsfwifis 7 West Virginia Splint Wr Pocahontas 1800: ASH' This offer only good while our present' supply' laets'' Better' fill your et these low price 377 7 77 7 TOCBJCOACCQI PHONE 6013 7 EAST UNION ST J7 She relative aal LAA ETl'E journal and COURIER BOOZE CfiH IS HELU JT OWfi 1 rZM5' Alcohol ounds Hidden in 77 ield After Wreck ire at "OWLER" Ind Aug (Spe cial) Sheriff Leonard Shuster was called to a point ndrtlvof the Carr filling statlon four mllea'riorth of owler on road 41 Thursday morn ing where a ord sedan was found abandoned at the si de of the road after having blown a tire A small amount of alcohol was found In the car and after a 'search about four gallons more found In a field nearby It is presumed that the car was being driven by boot leggers' being equipped' with 'a special carburetor it must have been driving at high speed when the accident" occurred for the car was thrown to one side and the wheels and board dam Clothing found iu' the car purchased Indianapolis' may lead to the "identity lot he per sons driving the car It was brought to the Sleeper garageby Sheriff ShusterZ Mr and Mrs Walter Sharp are' at RochesterMinn where the 1st going through the Mayo clinic for goiter Arnold Sleeper is "Camp Agawa Mongoose Ontario Canada with a number of friends on a camping trip and Mrs Charles Steele of Cedarville 1 Ohio are at the home of Mr and MrszE' Mc Knight They are returning to their home after Prof Steele has been in Northwestern university i for the summer term J1 CARS COLLIDE The Buick sedan of Robert Swan was badly damaged a' collision with a truck during a rain Tues Drivers of neither car could avert the collision on account of the slippery condition of the pave ment IRE EXTINGUISHED' The fire company called Thursday shortly after thg noon hour to extinguish a fire at the Copas property on East Third street occupied by the 'McGill fam ily Mr and Mrs Miller' and family are making preparation to move during the coming week to West Lafayette for residence They have been living tn the Shonkwiler property on Sixth street Mr and Mrs Berry daughter A dalaide have returned home after having spent two months on 1 vacation" at Bear Lake Mich Jay Smith has been visiting rel atives at Indianapolis during the week Amos Senesac spent Thursday at the fair at Kankakee'" Mrs Ray IIazelbaker of Lafay tte was transacting business in ovler Thursdav Mr and Mrs ields have taken up their residence in ow ler Mr 'iddij will have charge of the section Of the Sleeper garage Ther is a citv town nr itaM named Madison in 26 states In the Union Dorner Sons Co The lower Shop I 668 "Main Street i vrn i A' 5'pounds Karo UnernenaJellsAnouier syrup 7z Dust large package5 7 1 Gold Dust Scouring Powder ree White Wine Vinegar pint 15c JNew Sweet Potatoes 3 pounds 25c Bartlett Pears? 3 for 7 7 i 7 710c Spring Chickens 7 7 28c r5 7 We Pay Cash or resh THE7 MIDWAY GROCERY 1 644 MainSO1' Phone 29257 DELIVER 7" Saturday T7 Only 1 Premium 7 Lard Pound 10c 1 Royal Gelatin Deissert 3 for 23c Chase and Sanbom rf White House' Coffees 34c i "Birihi' i White ace Black 7 ace Lambs 7 vlf you' want the 'best quality at ther lowest prices we' have it for you We have an exceptionally fine string of milk fed white face veal and genuine black face spring lambs for Saturday Why not have the best? It "costs more at 7The Dryfus WATER WORKS NOTICE or the pqrpose of makfhg re C1OCK1 tnX i riday? August 21 on the follow ing streets to wit: 1 Wabash Avenue from 'Walnut street south to city llmits Green and Smith 'streets from Wabash avenue west to city limits and on irst' street Sycamore street to city limits 1 LAAYETTE 7 Decorating Service: Painting and Decorating 7 A 8TATZELL Manager hont 7771 Mein 7st i Wr fW I Believe: a Reedache or Nenralria' tn 30 minute check a Cold the first day and cheek Malaria in three day 666 Salve for Coid 7 yiWhen positions i iare open are 4 1 a la am a am Aa a am ja a what the condition of the More ancy Hereford Beef times may be thc one If you want something real fancy is prepared steps ahead steaks or boiling tV a "beef we can guarantee you the nmer College Aug 31 to Sept' 8 putts utfvi aim au lii all Term Opening day and Price we are asking you can af evening classes 3 fr i htishand is nflRrU! In tha dlana Public company of In many friends In this cityJj IMP I Cr One pound loaf Bread REE 7 with purchase of 77 7Uoaf77J Limi: 2 to a cutom4rj Great Northern Beans 5 pounds I nrr A SOAP Palmolive thre for 7 I We have alwfaya had the name of quality Now we are go ing to tell themfto you ao cheap that you can not afford to but Inferior goods We have always been glad to'extend credit but we 'have had it proved to' ue that the day haecome when the ma jority wabt price7 We are not going to lower our stand ard of quality' but we are 'going to change over to a cash store as a means of givingthe most for your dollar fpPENINGi Saturday Aug 22 2:00 to 8 00 PM coMei zYou yours are very in 'vitedyou will net be expected to 'buy a Something for every1 man woman an'd child COME! 16 EGGS $625 TV fV I 5' 4 i I I I Ksl I V' ssaai 1 1 i erry SL ti 1 i i i 6 4 Z3A NII III I I 1 IN MHHiHS1 iiiimiiM 7 SBBggjjasai yr i tv 4ir I 1 7t I 1 4 f' i BTthK'KR nWTTC 11C Pert 77 unnQ 'Cot TV r' aaviit vw 1 fl wImP Mb WIIA rrnrn Hl VOW Si EXO 5 7 7 rn 7 riunrx 4011 ir 1 1 1 1 js? nseml 'gma yt2X: BBi iraiiuii 1K )L9 rzz" I ifel' gCJlL irrinTTlmM IS M8MK Slz 98 5 59c 49 kidney 7a JT 75 i kaoder 21 Iiiimr CSS3 f' I I Notabs zfl 'Shh Of! 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