The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-11
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Holcraft-Flowers-Adv.
AT HOME NEWS

Is Holcraft-Flowers.- ADV. :
Have you joined Pepp's Coal say
ings Plan? Call 1872 today-Adv.
Motor car finish that can be applied
by anyone. at C. NJ. Hill & Son, S26
Kansas Ave.-Adv.
AL issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold The Shawnee Iuvestmen;
Co. 5s4 Kansas avenue Adv.
Legislators who. are Masons will be
specially invited guests at the Scot
fish Rite banquet preceding the regu-
lar meeting of the -consistory Friday
evening. The dinner will be served at
6:15 o'clock. Several prominent
speakers will address the meeting.
|. Before he had been probate judge
three hours, J. D. NJ. Hamilton, who
took office. Monday noon, was called
upon to perform a marriage ceremony.
Altho it was for the first time in his
life, he tiled the knot" as tho he had
been engaged in that work all his life.
The economical wife will take ad-
vantage of Pepps Coal Savings Plan.
Call 4S2 now.-Adv.
The Rotary club has invited one of
the best known stock breeders of the
| middle west to address the members
at luncheon Thursday. 1t is also the
plan of the club to have a number OF
members give five minute speeches
about their business and answer cues
ticns pertaining to the business.
An apartment for the exclusive, use
of college professors and their families
is being built at 1434 Boswell avenue
by Dean t. w. Hughes of the Wash
burn law school. The apartment will
have four suites of rooms, each con-
| tanning four rooms and bath. The
apartment is to be called "Sunnyside. ~
| and will be ready for its occupants
May 1. r.ss r-f-.7
! charged with burglary. Augustin Alba
deputy sheriff. believes he is response
Bile for several thefts from the Finlay
corporation store. All Kansas avenue
Monday, Alba found overalls and blue
shirts stolen from the store on display
in clothing store at 332 Kansas ave-
| nue.. Alba and Lieut.. Frank Summers
arrested Simms.
Why worry about next winters coal
bill? Join Pepp's Coal Savings Plan
Are you on?-Adv.
The Santa Fe Is cooperating to the
fullest extent in the work of the night
schools esta blished for ex-service men
by the Knights of Columbus, with par
ticular reference to the course in traf-
fic management. Records and sample
blanks used by the road have been
contributed by the road for the use
of the school, and half the men attend
ing are ex-service men in the service
of the Santa Fe. The; course is in
charge of P. J. McAloon, veteran
emp1oye of the traffic department of
the Santa Fe. .
The Oklahoma Press club is plan
ming vigorous campaign of industrial
and agricultural development work.
thru the press of the state. and the ex-
tension and agricultural divisions of the
Santa Fe are to have a part in the
program, it was announced Monday. by
E. A. Mitchell, of the advertising de-
partment of the general passenger
agents office, who attended the an
nual meeting of the Oklahoma news
paper men. The Santa Fe is sending
out several speakers from Topeka, in
the near future. on an institute course
which is being carried on in Okla
homa, along the same lines.
A safe bet: The fellow who joins
Pepp's Coal Carvings Plan is far-seeing.
Call 49, and let US explain.-Adv.