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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19, lPSr,.
PAGE EIGHT
PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI . WEEKLY JOUE1IAL
PA
1 OU JQUEH DIS5IS00E
Sirasght Bye Whiskey
S3 Proof Noi A B!:ni
Pint
psiasS-s ILIboa9 OSes
North 5th Street Next to Rosey's Barber Shop
THE 200-IXCII EYE
College En
rollment Shoves
an increase
More Thar
'"economic improvement in many sec
tions is indicated by fewer applica
tions from lull timo students for in
stallment payments of tuition and
notes l.ayuole alter raauation, and
ft by increar-td attendanc e of part tir e
and summer school students."
Ills survey indicated a shut in
"Liberal arts j
survey
a Million Young Am- trend in c indent pi a!
cricans Are Continuing
Their Studies.
course", v. tiich now form an essen
tial re-iuireiuert for admission to
medical, l'lv.- and tth:?r professional
schools," the survey said, "continue
president of the University of ('in- to be the training most largely sought
cinnati, reported that more than a i ''' t"'" ntering American colleges
Cincinnati Dr. Raymond Walters,
The human race is on the verge of
learning hitherto unrevealed secrets
about the universe. The casting cf
the great 200-inch telescope lens for
the great new observatory in Cali
fornia lias been successfully com
pleted. It will take three rears to
grind it to the proper shape to reflect
and magnify the heavens. The un
aided human eye can see only six
thousand stars. Uith this new tele
scope more than a million and a half
heavenly bodies will be visible and
the noon will appear as if it were
only 25 miles away. It is hard to
measure the value of knowledge in
cash, but the more mankind learns
about the composition, the organiz
ation and the processes of the cosmic
universe, the more we may hope, in
time, to learn about how to live on
our own tiny speck of dust which we
call the "earth."
More Tlian a
mn is Djiem
M-alriwn- Wllayet! untI1
Yiai.2lii cj? ant adraini:-.tr
.9-
to employment opportunities created C""C:.'"Xi,E
by other agencies. j Ej
WPA officials said Saturday a re-
port on the number of persons nov:y
ti
employed on work relief will be de
Corringtcn Gill, assist- j 3
ator in charge of statis-W
tics, returns Monday from a trip. jCT
The report of McCaiTs releases jy
showed that New York City had re
ceived more than any state. With ajy
WPA quota of about 220,000 jobs, it;sj
has been allotted $121,420,S72, com
drive announced that to date Comp- pared with $50,875,770 for the re-j
troller General McCarl has released malater of York state. Penu-jg
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ITcw York City Gets largest Allot
ment, Nebraska Ikceives
4.5 I-Iillion.
Washington. Leaders of the relief
Givo a gift of food this year. It makes a.
ractical gift and is economical at IGA's
low prices !
by state
million young Americans are con-i
tinuing their studies in colleges and
and universities.
The
I now ever, is uiminishmj
i
proportion,
in 1933, 7
GUA3D SHIPMENT OF CASH
jobs fund lor expenditure
officials of the WPA .
McCarl is arbiter o; government
spending. Ilia approval is necessary
before any of the $4,000,000,000 pro
gram, including $40,000,000 for the
smallest went to Nevada, which re-j
ceived $1,200,416. Other allotment?
include Nebraska, $4,571,504
Finrii Wednesday's Daily
J. L. Cnrnicie of South Bend v.as
national youth administration can bela visitor in the city today where he
expended. State WPA administrators was called to look after some matters
percent ot freshmen chose; a liberal
ails curriculum; this fall the per-
ar.nual survey of university and col- cenlfge was 71. S.
lege registration put the figure at 1 ,
071,320 in 5SS institutions, not in
cluding normal schools, acci edited by
the American council of education.
Of the number, 705. 9S9 are full time
student-;, the rest attending part time
end summer school classes. Altogeth
er, his report said, total enrollment
is G.G percent above that of 1934, i courses
i
which in turn was 5 percent above cent."
that of 1933. j Dr. Walters reported larger enroll-
Mcreover. Dr. Walters commented, ! mcnt.i in all sections of the country.
' This fail, the increase in liberal
arts lrc:-:hmcn over 1934 is 4.6 per
cent, but t ho increase in freshmen
iai-iiiic engineering is 12.1 percent;
the increase in freshmen taking
courses in commerce or business ad
ministration :s 12.2 percent, and the
increase in freshmen statring upon
in agriculture is 3 0.3 per-
Chicago. A heavy guard of fed
eral agents convoyed $2i0,OCO to the
post office at suburban Lake Forest
on an advance tip that Alvin Kar
pis, pubii cenemy Xo. 1, was aware-
will have latitude in choosing proj
ects to prosecute Avilli the $1,038.-
34 4,903. McCail has already ap
proved projects totalling four times
that figure, so the administrators may
have leeway in adjusting WPA work
cf business at the court house and
visiting with his friends.
Eariy Christmas shoppers 8Ctg
best se'eciiens. Head the Journals
ads and spend your gift money at
heme vhcre prices are lowest. Ira
of the plan to shin the money and I ft"- -
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meant to seize it
1'nstni insnrcln'-s kpv.f fdo Rrn re e l aJ:
Of the tin prfrft lilTl limiJ m-rrv urn. i-T
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caution tor protection, the
er's knowledge cf the post office de-,-?
partment's shipping plans accepted j V?
as evidence that the underworld wasj
on the alert. "G" men, special police, i
and a state's attorney's detail armed!?'
with machine guns rode with the!
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.4v-v j v'u u i-iuiu inui uao uaiciiiii
searched on the twenty-five mile run
north from Chicago.
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FJCHIGAN
Navy Beans, 10 lbs.
before Christmas, Before Inventory
PI B R Z35 9
Brown Suar, 3 lbs.
FULL LINE OF
Fraifs, Huts &
Don't buy vour supply
fcr the Ho!idays until
you get our prices!
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3 PMim 4 ilis. . 35c fgzh
BUTTER Oasco . 2c
I OSTES Bulk 15. .TOc MFfM
j filLK 1 4 for 20c 0.
1 is CALIFORNIA NAVEL
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women's PK3?e Slik or Slsyon
Print FrocSis .CL-epe
Fine quality fast eclor print, new Dark or li3it plain colors for
styles and beautifully made. Sizes dresses, slips, blouses, etc. Beu-
14 to 50. Values to $1.59 each. lar 59c per yard value. Special
Dollar Day Special Cellar Day, 2 Yards
SI SI
. Cosrsets, Girdles
Pajamas or Gowns . m 9
t- tt t m n- Combination Garments
Former Values to $1.9i . tt
r n t -n a Various sizes 1 in discontinued
Cnfcag Flannel, Bayon. Balbng- nTuate hi h de nts
;iar., m one or tvc-niece styles: 6 6
Dollar Bay, Special ValCS Ui ,0 ?4'95'
$1 SI
MEN'S WOMEN'S, MISSES'
Drdss Gloves Raycn Lingerie
line quality, lined. All bizes! rioomcrs - Panties - Slips, Etc.
Dollar Bzy, Pair Values to 68c Dollar Day
SI 2 for SI
Boys Ccat cr Siip-On Style ' MEN'S
Sveaiers Jersey Jackets;
Also assorted Youths' Sli?0n Colors Grey and Navy All Sizes !
Sweaters featured for Dollar Das ,
J Dollar Day Only
2 for Si
MEN'S FIAN1TEL
Gowks, Pajamas Fcn s Kose
All Popular New Fancy Patterns
AL Sizes . . . Special Dollar Day 7 Pairs for
Si Si
Chokla. the Drink Delicious, 16-oz. . .430
Citron, Orange, Lemon Peel, 3 pkgs . 25C
Apples, No. 10 (gallon) tin 2g
Sutter-Haf Salad ressiisig N
i seeo EsHastcI - Helssh Spread i
IGA ASSORTED
S( AT FCLLOWiniG SPECIAL PRICES M
Quart; 340 Pint, 20 8-oz., 14
as
Peanut Butter, quart jar ....
Pork and Beans, No. 2l2 can
Butter -Nut
OFFEE
1- Ib. Can 23 1
2- ib. Can S6c
SCONOX&Y
eFFSE
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Grapefruit
Celery . .
Edaho Baking
Big Buj- Coffee, lb 220
Toilet Paper, 1000 sheet, 6 rolls . . .25b
Best Quality gcoch s b?st
MATCHES fifoe, Macaroni or Spaghetti
C Cor Carton 4 pkgS., 290
Italian Prunes, No. 10 (gallon) . . . .380
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs 220
minrTntimra-
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You Save Dollars on These Stems!
Congcleum Rug, 9x 1 2, new patterns
Regular price, $S.5. You save almost $2 at .
Men's Wool Union Suits; heavy weight
All sizes. Former $5 value. Extra special
Silk Dresses
Saturday Only
All our regular high grade Silk
Dresses values up to $5.95 at
$3M
BhQe Bargain
Values to $4.95
Vcoen's Pumps or Straps, also
lien's Oxfords in assorted sizes.
2eB0
KEN'S FANCY
Print Pajamas
Fast Colors Pair
$1,
Men's Ties
Regnlar 55c Values Dollar Day
for Si
PLACE YOUR ORDER
KCW FOR
Freshly Dressed
POULTRY
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese
and Chickens
Fancy Beef Roasts
Special Price, per Lb.
1
Mutton Chons, lb.
Plate ,Bo519 Sean, meaty, lib.. . . S21Ac
Ham&f srger, 2es2i cat, 2 lbs. . . . 25c
Sausage, puve Fori:, 2 lbs 35c
Leg oS .Mutton, lb 14 Vic
Mutton Boasts, i? 12 Vic
MisttoiB Stew, lh 10c
Pioneer Bacon, 5-S&. bos: $.1Q
Fresh Oysters, Celery, Lettuce, Cabbage,
Soup Bunches, etc., etc.
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Cranberries. 19 and 220
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100
j Potatoes, peck . . . 400
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BEEF ROAST
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Cubed
ROUND STEAK
Per lb
Fancy Quality
PORK STEAK
Per lb
Cut frcira Young Boston Tork
L'utts 4 to 6 lb. Average
Armcur'3 Tasty
FRANKFURTERS
Per lb
Annour's Tasty
MINCED HAM
Pet lb
Swift's Mild Sugar Cure
BACON SQUARES
Pop lb
Milk Fed Mock
CHICKEN LEGS
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15c
GET YOUR ORDERS IN NOW FOFt THE
FINEST SELECTION OF
Turkeys, Milk Fed Chickens, Geese and
Ducks , , at Right Prices!
Store Opening Evenings Unlill Chris!mas-We Deliver
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