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£,>„• 'j, _ >k-l :>.‘. 'w Se w s &• -* -.- ■ 7 o •JflPs? t s w i j o r lahw lcalcr. ^rwsrr. 7$ NUMBER 3 VOLUME XLVIII CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1920 1 SECOND TOUCH OF WINTER FAIRBURT HAS BIG FIRE MARRIED AT PONTIAC .A, INTEREST CENTERS Damage Amounting to $60,000 From Miss Hilda Aellig, of Strawn, and First Snow of Season Fall* This Cariestnesa of Someone. Albert Hornickel Wed. Forenoon—People Shiver. f * Straw hats aud low shoes were 1 One of the most serious fires Saturday noon at the Methodist AROUND ABOUT US THE COURT ROUSEnot very popular this morning when IN NEH ELECTION parsonage in Pontiac Rev. T. E. which has occurred in Fairbury , within recent months was that of Newland united in marriage Miss residents awoke to find a blinding Every Voter SBbuld Take Time to Short News Items Gleaned From Interesting News Items Gleaned Saturday night, when the large gar­ Hilda Aellig, of Strawn, and Albert snow storm on. Exchanges and Other Sources couple K Expreu His Choioe on Tues­ age and livery barn known as Clau- Hornickle, of Germanville township. From the Pontiac Daily True the snow lasted only a of hours but covered the ground for don's Motor Mart was completely Told in a Paragraph. The happy couple were accom­ Leader the Past Week. day, November 2d. a short time. Thermometers reg­ ■ ** —- destroyed. The building and busi­ panied to Pontiac by Miss Nellie Miss Ada Wilson, a 17-year-old istered 10 at 8 o’clock, the coldest Every women and every man en­ ness was ownet} by N. J. Claudon, Hornickle and Ernest Kemnitz, who Republican women voters of the Fairbury girl, died Saturday morn­ of the season. titled to vote at next Tuesday’s elec­ and the loss to him will be a serious were also witnesses at the wedding. county held a big harmony meeting ing after a week’s Illness with diph­ Following the ceremony the Just a week ago today the ther­ tion should vote. one, aa it was only partially covered in Pontiac Tuesday. The weather mometer registered 76 in the after­ It is a duty each owes to his coun­ by Insurance. The building was in theria. couple went to Chicago on a short kept the crowd down but practically noon and was over 100 in the sun. try. No matter whether you are a three distinct parts, one being of At the fall festival held recently wedding trip. They will reside on every township in the county was Such is the rapid weather changes Republican or a Democrat (and wood, one of corrugated iron and at Paxton by the American Legion the Henry Hummel’farm in German­ represented at a noon day banquet in Illinois. Distant readers w ill be there are really only two parties) go the. third of brick. The fire started poet of that city, $2,700 was netted. ville township as soon as Mr. Hum­ given to 160. A number of promi­ interested in reading that for a to the polls and vote as you think in the hay mow of the part whiefl That post now has $4,100 in its mel vacates the farm about January nent Speakers addressed the new whole month preceding this week Is the right ticket to vote. But vote was devoted to the housing of horses treasury. « 1st. voters. The bride is a daughter of Mr. we have had the most d eligh tfu l some ticket. The flames started in the east side Elmer Neth, a young man of Fair­ The U. S. Marine Band, commonly weather with warm sunshiny days Semple ballots of the coming elec­ of the block an# burned west. Men bury, was adjudged insane before a and Mrs. J. W. Aellig, of Strawn and known as the president’s own band, the groom a son of Mr. and Mrs. and beautiful nights. This fine TOR. IN I - * tion have been placed In public connected with the business had commission in the county court was scheduled to give an open air weather stopped Sunday with a rain places. They are there for informa­ been engaged on Saturday in filling Tuesday and ordered committed to Conrad Hornickle. Both are promi­ concert in the court house yard this that continued r.t close intervals un­ i TO THE tion to voters, and It will be worth tho mow with alfalfa, and one the­ the Kankakee asylum. nent young people and the public afternoon from 1 to 3 o’clock but til Wednesday evening. Cloudy the time it takes to look them over ory is that one of them dropped a Arthur Hansen and Peter Persch- will wish for them a long and happy the bad weather will probably cause 5 TAILOR weather prevails this forenoon. caiefully. By the time this paper cigar or ctgaret in the hay, which nick, both young men qf Dwight, married life. the concert to b^ called off or else CHARGES appears next week the election will caught fire and smouldered until each had an eye removed last week, given in doors. There are 52 mem­ be over, and then it will be too late about 7:30 when it broke out into ihe Injury to Hansen’s eye was caus­ Relative of Melvin People Murdered. bers in the band. Body Laid to Rest. to vote. People who do not take a furious conflagration. The build ed by getting a cinder in it. Monday was divorce day in the The body of Vernon Marr arrived enough Interest in the affairs of the ings burned covered a total space of E. V. Lawless, who has been post­ ReV. Frederick Huff, pastor of the Livingston county circuit court, on the noon Wabash train at Forrest REE AND | government to vote on election day about 160 feet by 100. The fire de­ master at Campus for several years Memorial Methodist Episcopal Judge G. W. Patton granting three Friday from Trinidad. Colorado and have no right to complain about the partment was quickly on the scene died a few days ago following a third church in the exclusive north shore divorces after hearing evidence pre­ was conveyed to Chatsworth by PORTANT government. Hon. Samuel B. Capen and fought the flames from six dif­ i stroke of paralysis. He'had been in district in Chicago, was shot and sented, besides hearing several hearse. once said, “For an American citizen ferent leads of hoBe. Owing to their ill health for the past six months. killed by a tenant in his apartment others which were continued. The The body was accompanied from to neglect to vote is to be false to heroic work adjoining buildings He was a well respected and great­ building in Chicago Saturday morn­ case in which decrees were awarded Colorado by the wife of the deceased the flap that covers him, and to the were saved, except one house owned ly admired citizen of Campus and ing. the plaintiffs were: Mary B. Gud- and their little daughter, W anda UR BANK. State and city that protect his pro­ by Robert Harris. Just across the vicinity. Frederick Sextro, wealthy man­ gell vs. William Gudgell; Pearl G. Mae. J. E. Marr, of Sycamore. 111., perty and his home.” alley is a whole block of business Miss Alvira Goodrich, of Forrest, ager of a coal company, admitted, Smith vs. A1 A. Smith; Bernice Lud- father of the unfortunate young “As noiseless fall those printed slips houses, and none of these were dam­ and Harley Metz, of Fairbury, were police said, that he shot and killed ke vs. Walter Ludke. In the case of As fall the silent dews of night, aged. All tne horses and automo­ married in Pontiac by the Rev. T. the pastor. Frank Davis vs. Luiu Davis Judge man. and ,>Irs. Harold Brown of Yet never words from human lips biles in the buildings were removed, E. Newland on Wednesday, October He said, according to the police, Patton heard the evidence and then Rochelle, sister, met the funeral REST. Hhd greater majesty and might. but there was considerable loss on 20. The groom is employed by the he mistook the pastor for a burglar dismissed the case for insufficient party in Chicago and accompanied They are the flat and the will Of patriots who love their land accessories burned. Mr. Claudon express company at Fairbury. They when they met in the hallway. proof. them here. Who aim their duty to fulfill, estimaied uis loss at $40,000 to $50,- went to Peoria for a few days, af­ The pastor, his wife and three Chris Steidinger, a resident of The funeral services were held in And on that firmly take their 000, partially covered by insurance. ter which time they will make their children were preparing for an auto­ Fairbury, was brought to Pontiac the Methodist church at 3 o clo^k, stand.” The household goods belonging to home with the groom’s mother at mobile trip to Melvin, that day Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff conducted by Rev. Dudman. after- The straw vote taken at the Rex- Mr. Harris were mostly saved but a Fairbury. where they planned to visit a Codlin, of Fairbury, and* turned over which the body was buried in the all stores over the United States lot of canned fruits and vegetables The eleventh annual statement of brother of Mrs. Huff. to Sheriff R. T. Gorman. Steidinger Chatsworth cemetery. shows the following vote up to 6 p.m. in the basement burned? the Watseka Farmers’ Grain Co., Mrs. Huff and children went out had been previously arrested and ar­ Vernon E. Marr was born near Chatsworth, May 30, 1890 and met r / B a n k October 26th: Both Pontiac and Forrest fire de­ Co-operative, shows that the com­ to the automobile in front of the raigned before Justice Bennett, of Total vote cast, 1,076,940, divided partments were appealed to for as­ pany’s loss the past year amounted apartment where they adjusted the Fairbury. He was placed under bond his death on October 19, 1920, being as follows: sistance and both rendreed valuable to $4,906.96, and is accounted for to baggage and made other prepara­ to keep the peace for one year, and electrocuted while at work in Trini­ Male—Harding, 477,203: Cox, aid. The big motor truck from Pon­ a great extent to their inability to tions while Rev. Huff went back to upon his failure to furnish the re- dad, Colo. 326,664. tiac made the run in 40 minutes and make shipments of grains bought at get the key to his auto. ’quired bond was ordered to the His boyhood days were spent with Female—Harding, 168,806; Cox, fought the fire for an hour with two high prices. They have an elevator Helen, 14-year-old daughter of the county jail. It is alleged that Steid­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Marr streams of water. full of grain and no way to dispose pastor, said her father had remained inger threatened the life of mem­ in Chatsworth. — ■■■■■■■■■— 104.267. Combined electoral vote— Harding of it. Interest during the year on behind to put the apartment in or­ bers of his own family. On March 10. 1915 he was united 382; Cox, 149. Plaindealer Moving. money borrowed to carry the grain der. in marriage with Miss Lillian Lem- 1 amounted $2,254.85. They heard a shot and a moment Household Science Club. mel, of Elizabeth. Ind., at Blooming­ World Wide Guild Meets The next issue of The Plalndealer A blind man attempted to commit later a man came running from the ton, 111. To this union was born two will be printed in the new location suicide at the New Gibson hotel at building and said someone had been The Pleasant Ridge Household children, Wanda Mae and Omer Earl. iCT The “World Wide Guild," of the of the printing office—the John Gibson City a few nights ago by shot. When the family re-entered Science Club met with Mrs. R. 13. Omer Earl preceded his father in Baptist church, met at the home of Brown building one door east of tho cutting his wrists with a knife. He the apartment building, a part of Melvin on October 21st. Mesdames death about one year ago. Miss Edith Wells, Oct. 22d. present location and just a little fur­ had been soliciting alms and later which they occupied and a part Sex­ Arthur Gray and Joe Tribley assist­ He leaves to mourn his untimely z o a f s The new study book which the ther "out of town.” put up at the hotel for the night. to, they found Rev. Ruff lying dead ing. death ills wife and little Wanda Mae. girls are taking up is “Serving the That is. It is planned to print the He was discovered next morning in in a hallway. Plans were discussed for planning his father. Jno. E. Marr, of Syca­ Neighborhood,” and is very inter­ next issue there. Moving a printing a painful though not serious condi­ It is reported that Rev. Ruff had meals for the average family, led by more. 111.: Ray Marr. of Chatsworth: ' m a d e . esting. The topic for the evening office is no joke and it is doubtful tion. When asked the reason for had some trouble with Sextro some Mrs. Alvin Cottrell. An interesting Ibis twin -i Mrs. Roy Van Auk- was "Invigorate." if it is "cheaper than paying rent.” his act it was learned fnat he was time ago over raising the rent on paper on “Home Care of the Si.-V '■ii. of Vi aukee, Wis.: Everett Miss Alverta Spence gave an In­ The big newspaper press weighs be­ deluded and thought someone was the apartment occupied by Sextro was read by Miss Bertha Baelilc i Marr. of I’ierpont, S. Dakota, and teresting talk on "The New Health tween five and six tons and it was attempting to take his life. He was and family. and a short story was recited by >lrs 7.ole Bidwii of Rocufll* ' (jf a L Crusade." Mrs. Spence told us deemed advisable to have a machin­ fixed up in good shape by the local Mrs. Bert Miller. A doughnut dom j Among ilios. from a distance who something of the Prevention of dise­ ist come down from Chicago to su­ authorities who sent him on his way. Double Wedding Ceremony. onstration was given by Mrs. Charh attended the funeral were, Roy and ases among the school Children. pervise the tearing down and set­ A manufacturing company to be Perrine. A straw vote for president Herbert Lemmel, of Fort Waytn Miss Gertrude Albee discussed the ting up again of the press. known as the Four Ells Electrical On Wednesday of last week at the was taken, resulting in Cox receiv­ Ind ; Mrs. Laura Shaffer, Eltza chapter on “Community Civics.” The new location will be a little Dexices, incorporated, has been or­ Methodist parsonage in Pontiac, ing three votes and Harding thirty. both, Ind.; John Caugbej m .. Miss Mable Harris conducted the better than the present one In that ganized and incorporated at Gilman Miss Elmina Adelne Goodrich, of A delicious lunch was served and daughter, Marie, of Normal r Devotional part of the meeting. The the building is eight feet longer and The principal machine that the com­ Forrest, and Harley Samuel Metz, of enjoyed by all. Nearly every mem­ Roberts and wife, George Shuel and girls completed their medical band­ two feet wider. Some changes and pany will manufacture Is a combina­ Fairbury, were united in marriage ber was present and several visitors. wife. Ray Shuel and wiie and Amos ages which Will soon be sent to Dr. iiuptovemeuUi are being made and tion steieoptlcon flood and spot light In the presence of Miss Nellie Kath­ A MEMBER Rerie. of Gilman; Mrs. George Mil­ Marguerite Estelle Everham, of Swa- the publishers hope to have a little a device patened by Maurice H erine Baker, of Piper City, and Dan­ ler, of Danforth; Chester Roberts, ton. South China. After the busi­ more Inviting looking place when Livingston, of Chicago. The officers iel R. Metz, of Forrest. Marriage Licenses. Mrs. Frank McMahon. Mrs. J. Clau­ ness session we were served a delic­ they get thru house cleaning and of the new company are: Chas. A. Later Mr. and Mrs. Harley Samuel don and Mrs. S. G. Morrison and son, ious luncheon by the hoetess. The will _ be glad to welcome the public Lenz, president; Stanley M. Laibe, Metz were the witnesses to the mar­ The following marriage licenses Ivan, of Fairbury: Will Fowler and meeting was then adjourned. after n few days. secretary; August Lemenager, treas riage of Miss Elmina Adeline Good­ were issued recently at Pontiac: wife of Piper City. The next meeting will be held at urer; Maurice H. Livingston, vice rich and Daniel R. Metz. Th^ young Albert Hornickel. Germanville; not make the home of Miss Helen Clark, on men are cousins. Hilda Aellig, Strawn. Big Attendance at Institute president and general manager. It Next Tuesday at the Kozy. November, 26th. All girls are cor­ is said that contracts for $25,000 The four young people are to en­ S. H Scharlaeh. Remington. Ind.; Ninety-eight and three-fourths per ke BEST dially invited.—Miss Alverta Spence worth of business have already been joy a honeymoon together through Mrs. Emma Metz. Fairbury. Blanche Sweet in “The Deadlier cent of the 407 teachers of the coun­ President. received. the west, following which Mr. and Paul C. Bennett. Saunemin; Edith Sex." Bayard Veiller who wrote the ty were in attendance or accounted vorkman- Onarga and Gilman have a “wo­ Mrs. Harley S Metz are to make ft. Watts. Saunemin. “Thirteenth Chair," is the author. for by noon of the first day of the Robert Warwick Coming. man in black” mystery that is keep­ their home at Elgin, while Mr. and John D. Rich, Jr.. Saunemin; Harvey Judson proved to be a suc­ annual Livingston county institute, ing woman and children and many Mrs. Daniel R. Metz are to reside on Oleta E. Belcher. Saunemin. cessful business man, and the wom­ Augustus Thomas’s famous stage which was a remarkable record in men off the street at night. So far a farm near Fairbury. an, Oh, she was easy! But when play, “In Mlzzoura,” has been adapt­ view of the stormy weather. County it has not been determined whether For Sale. he started to fight Mary Willard, i go into ed to the screen with Major Robert Superintendent W. W. McCulloch, some man has been dressing as a he was forced to sing another tune. Warwick as the star and will be w ith his assistants, Mr. Harrold and One of Chatsworth’s Industries. One 6-hole Monarch cook stove, 1 woman and parading the streets at How a clever girl proved herself the seen at the Kozy theatre Friday Miss Bentley, had everything in three-burner Detroit gasoline stove, late hOurs* or w hether the citizens The Plalndealer turned out this equal and the business better of a night. Eileen Percy and a noted readiness to start promptly and the some good 2x4s nnd 2x6 lumber, have been drinking a little too much week the' largest two-color Job of Wall Street manipulated. Next cast support the soldier-star. The work of the week moved smoothly some almost new' 6-inch flooring and maker for ht-me brew and "seeing things.” printing ever done in the village. Tuesday night. production was directed by Hugh from the beginning. some good building stone. Parties of men have endeavored to It was 5,000 bills,’22x80 inches in Ford. This county has been noted for JOHN R KRAHENBIHI, ing to the capture the "woman” but at last size and printed In blue and red ink. years for its strong institutes. The fla k in g a Drive for Members. report had not succeeded. A few The job took over 250 pounds of pa­ corps of Instructors provided this les. Our More Women Voters Than Men. nights ago a young Fairbury man per, nearly ten pounds of ink and Coming The Livingston County Home Im­ year rank up fully to the personnel who is husking corn near Onarga one and a half pints of linseed oil. provement Association is endeavor­ ) slip right The local board of registry for of previous institutes. — Pontiac Monday, November 1st for one was walking along a street at a late The copy for the Job was received ing to Increase its membership to Chatsworth township found 479 wo­ Leader. , week at the opera house, Gay’s Big s finished men and 467 men eligible to vote at hour and saw a woman approaching. Friday evening and was ready for Fun Show—singers dancers, music­ 800 in the county. They now have • *' Seeing that she occupied the center delivery Monday flight, the two col­ a membership of 707 and have a next Tuesday’s election. Fairbury Miners on “Vacation” ians and comedians. Admission, t>uy them. v . ’ . t of the walk he stepped to one side ors making 10,000 impressions nec­ Monday night. 10c. plus lc war tax; drive on to increase it to at least Rain Spoiled the Tour The miners of the Fairbury Coal to make room for the individual to essary and was all done in two work total 11c. 800, that they may secure the $500 R clothes. -'r Company mines, with the exception pass, when suddenly a hand Bhot out days. promised by the board of supervisors The Democratic county and legis­ of five or six men, went on a vaca­ and pushed him in the face with For Sale to the organization if the member­ lative candidates planned a three- tion last week when the Company such force that he landed some six Beg Your Pardon ship reached that number in th e thes. day tour of Livingston county this changed superintendents. The feet or so from the walk. By the Small house and four lots, known county. The bureau has done much week and were to have been in miners were promptly paid off and time he had picked himself up and In reporting a meeting of the as the old Taggart property.—C. for the improvements of the hom es Chatsworth today to take dinner. the hoisting of coal temporarily teken a look about there was no one "Blde-a-Wee” club at the home of Gerbracht. (N 25) of the rounty and deserves the sup­ The rain and cold snap made it stopped. The new superintendent is In sight. He reported the incident, Mrs. Leo Sneyd last week Mrs. John port of every housekeeper in the necessary to call off the automobile Johnny Morris, of Springfield, but u and soon a large force of men were Brosnahan was reported to have won Mrs. L. Ruffer, son, Lester, nnd county. trip. former resident of Fairbury. in the vicinity, but their efforts to a consolation prize at progressive daughter. Mary, went to Kankakee locate and capture the wary one "600” wtaon it Bhould have been Mrs. this morning to spend a few days -—W anted— H eating and .DWIN, -Plalndealer ads bring results — Plalndealer ads bring results proved futile. Jqhn Baldwin. with relatives. stoves—John Broadhead •(&* 'i-v ^1’- . v -V. ’

9 V THE CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS -- — Files Suit for $350,000 Damage. | A Voting Reminiscence of 1906. Hoy C. Bishop, at one time advisor Deacon Friable cast at the election Why man— for the Livingston County Soil and last Tuesday his seventeenth ballot . •' \ v d. - PHYSICIAN A 81 Crop association, but who has re- for » President of the United States, we made this Office in sided in Bloomington for several His first vote was cast in 1834. His K a n k a k e e ‘S cigarette for you! CHATSWORTH H premosijewelry^i ore. years, has filed a suit in the McLean tlrst vote for President was in 1836. county circuit court against the He came to the polls decorated with .1 Bloomington Canning company seek- his 1 ates veteran badge, he having Chatsworth, ID ing to recover damages in the sum voted for the “War Governor" forty Your of $350,000. leal's ago, and now votes for his so.i. The suit arises over an alleged He also wore on the lapel of hla DR. F. W. PA bieach of contract on the part of coat the "log cabin” badge of the Diamond the company over the employment of Elder Harrison campaign, for whom FHY8ICIAN AND I Mr. Bishop. The latter alleges he he \oted In 1840. He wore the same Office over Store of T. Reset entered into an agreement with the vest to the election last Tuesday A Son company whereby lie was to com- tha» he wore when he cast his first Boose Phone 34 Offl: mence work in January, 1919, and Presidential ballot in 1836, and wore CHATSWORTH Your diamond in its old fash­ so continue for six years and at the his wedding vest in addition. Both ioned setting, may through end of that period he had the option were of the vintage of 1836, for that the associations of years, seem of continuing in the employ of the was the year of his marriage. He beautiful to you. But it is pos­ sible to have a far lovelier ring company for six years more. His carried with him to the polls the bal- DR. T. C. SE and still retain all the memor­ salary. according to the aggrement lot he cast forty years ago. for Ab- ies it embodies. was to have been $1,800 a year. The raham Lincoln, and for the war gov- rsnicua * si How? By having Volkmann’s plaintiff alleges that he Is a soil and ernor of Illinois, Richard Yates, Sr., Office in Serlghi reset it in one of the many fascinatingly beautiful plati­ agricultural expert and that he con- Few men can show a record of sev- tracted to furnish service of this enteen consecutive votes for Presi- Specialties—Eye, Ea num or white gold rings we C have on display. kind. ’dent of the United States.—Onarga AMELS fit your cigarette de­ Throat The mounting will then be He avers that he went to work in Leader & Review. sires so completely you’ll agree CHATSWORTH. worthy of the diamond, and January, 1919, in accordance with: ------you will be proud of so ex­ they were made to meet your taste! quisite a ring. his agreement, but that in October ' Attacked by Angry Bull. of the same year, in negation of DR. BLUMEN! i Harold violdridge. of Marion. Ohio Unique flavor, fragrance and mel­ their agreement and without any a former resident of Saunemin had cause whatsoever, the defendants low-mild-body due to Camels qual­ j Mi" DEHTIS1 a narrow escape from death one day gave him written notice that it ity and expert blend of choice Turk­ a short time ago. He was in a pas­ would not be bound by the terms of Office over Citlxt ture looking after the care of some ish and choice Domestic tobaccos the agreement after January 1, cattle when a bull belonging to the 1920. Therefore the plaintiff brings are a revelation! You will prefer the CHATSWORTH, - - Shantz boys formerly of Gulloin, Jewelers & Optometrists suit and he estimates the loss sus- Camel blend to either kind of tobacco . . , , . . . ~ ' " made an attack on him. Harold 168 E. Court St. tamed by him through the failure 7 grabbed the critter by the horn and smoked straight! of the defendants to keep their as he did this the animal got Harold W. T. agreement to be $350,090. on his head. Harold reached a- W ith Camels you can go the limit DENTIS AUCTIONEERS The Blight Lights Are Futn!. round and got a hold of the ring in r e s . without tiring your taste. They the bull’s nose and it then became HUGHES & STEVENS j leave no unpleasant cigaretty after­ An unusual number of fatal ac- a battle of endurance. Each time I Office Over Burn E Pontiac. Ill c id e n ts have occurred in various t!,e animal tried to gore him, Har- taste; no unpleasant cigaretty odor! H. W. WISEMAN parts f the country lately by old would jerk the ring and save To get a line on why Camels win CHATSWORTH, I Emington, 111. drivers of automobiles being blinded liims-rif. Finally one of the Shantz Phone Us For Dates at cur Expense. by the lights of cars approaching boys seeing the eneounter. came to. you so completely compare them them and causing drivers to run in- Harold's assistance and probably j Tent Furnished in Bad Weather. ___.. puff-for-puff with any cigarette in DR. M. H. 1 to bridges or into the ditch. Three saved h; life. Harold was con the world at any price. You 11 p ro - women were drowned under one rar siderably bruised’but suffered no ill VETEBINAI »J Sunday night at one place in IIIi- effects of the fray. for quality to coupons or premiums! fon. Wo otrongty raeooiBMMf Agency Farmers A : nois when the driver was blinded *• J- Re y n o l d s t o b a c c o co.. win*ton-8*um. N.C Stock Insurance —Plaindealer ads bring results " and ran liis car over an embankment HOME OFFICE DAI1 Storm Sash and it turned over in a ditch pin­ Office Phone ning the three women under it and drowning all of them. CHATSWORTH. 's r r The more numerous the cars be- come tl>e greater the danger of such DOMINICK R. H The boy stood on the burn­ accidents :nd it is becoming appar­ ent that soma drastic law* will have D. Y. M ing deck whence all but him VETEMNAI had fled. His father lit his to be passed end enforced or the Specialist on Sterility corn cob pipe and this is loss of life will soon be appalling. Office at Residence, what he said. Slow Price Decline. uhlican Voters Main Street. Phone CHATSWORTH. ■’The season’s changing fast People are not looking to see the my son, we'll soon liave.sno.v price of clothing and foodstuffs drop and sleet. We must hustle and back to where they were six years get thfi Storm Sash on so your J. G. YOUNG ago or in 1914, but there will be a motherher won'twc have cold feet. gradual drop and the back to normal | VERY good American—man or woman—owes it to his Practice limited I reached in due time. People, how -1 country, as a debt of honor, to vote on November 2. To fail in PONTIAC. Storm Sash 3aves Fuel. Ev­ ever, never expect to see 10 cent but-. this is to fail in a plain duty and to shirk the obligation of citizenship. erything helps you can even ter and 10 cent eggs again, but the E make a lemon aid. decline of a few cents here and a Republicans of steadfast faith, Independents who would rescue America few dollars there which has been ex­ from Democratic misgovemment, Democrats who distrust their own leader­ pected has set in and will continue. ship, new voters—men and women—who seek their country’s best good, all A. B. MIDDLET fan achieve their desires on election day. To do this they should— Late authorities on algebraic prob­ RYE, EAB, NOSE i lems tell us that men should marry PONTIAC. the hustling type of girls. Girls are M ark a C ross in the R epublican C ircle! Ernst Ruehl willing to hustle for a man who Phone 4 3. Chatsworth, 111. wants that kind of a girl. ORTIES are responsible for conditions in America, not per­ The Plaindealer prints sale bills. F sons. W e depend upon a party to promote progress, remedy evils and give efficiency in the public service. Persons can do REPUBLICAN neither. A vote for a party is a vote that will count. A vote PARTY for a person is a wasted vote. TTOU certainly want to In Tuesday’s election the issue is one between a party and a X save money, and you © person — between Republicanism and Wilson ism. Every vote For Preiident of th« United State* t would like to have better bakings. cast for any Republican candidste will be an endorsement of □ WARREN G. HARDING Republican principles. Every vote cast against any Republican Then use Calumet It’s the of OU* candidate will be an endorsement of W ilson policies and practices. biggest thing you can do to im prove theh e quality quali of your bakings For Vice Preiident of the Republican principles mean the maintenance of American inde­ —and lower baking costs. pendence; protection of American labor, husbandry and industry; United States: JITS-U SPEC Calumet is made in the larg­ □ CALVIN COOUDGE economy in the expenditure of public money; reduced taxes; effici­ est, most sanitary Baking Powder of Massachusetts ency in the public service in nation, state and county; stability nave given this boy Factories in the World. No Bak­ of American institutions and consequent prosperity and progress. In school work. Th< ing Powder is made under better For United States Senator: conditions—none can be better in W ilson policies and practices have been for surrender of Amer­ what Vour boy nee □ w i l l i a m b . M cK i n l e y quality. Champaign ican independence to a super-state League of Nations; free trade and not let us find out It contains only such ingre­ protection of profiteering; extravagance and waste in spending the examination 7 dients as have been officially en­ For Govenor: people's money and high taxes; caring for "deserving Democrats”in dorsed by the U. S. Pure Food L EN SM A L L the public service; social, commercial and industrial unrest. I am with Dorsey Authorities. An absolute guaran­ ICankakae sad 4th Thursdays < tee that it Is pure. Lincoln, greatest of Republicans, said,"A house divided against For Lieutenant Govenor: itself cannot stand.” Team work gets the best results. Harmony □ FRED E. STERLING between the executive and the legislative branches of govern­ A. W. PEND Raises The Q uality — Lowers The C ost Rockford ment in both state and nation is essential to real achievement. To vote the straight Republican ticket is to vote for harmony 1 Of All Bakings For Secretary of State: and team work in the public service.^ To “scratch” a ballot is LOUIS L. EMMERSON 4a An/fnena fiiwave/xil nn/1

What Illinois Editors Are Saying. 0 . D. WILLSTEAD, M. D Candidate for Attorney General WHERE SCIENCE STOPS SHORT James T. Burns came to Kanka­ Paris Beacon: The advice of tho ECONOMY FURNITURE STORE fHTJBGIAN * BURGEON Why It Will Always Be Impossible to kee, Illinois, as a boy with blB fa­ state department of health, in the Office ta Square tho Circle With Per­ New and also good used Furniture, Rug.?, Carpets and Lin­ ther’s family from Kentland, Indi­ fect Accuracy. case of colds, to "take a day off, rest oleums Bought and Sold. Also New Congoleum Gold Seal Art CHATSWORTH HOSPITAL ana, In 1890. His mother died up, and resort to any of the old-fash­ Rugs 9x12, Congoleum Gold Seal floor covering, Oil Stoves Coal when he was 3 years old, leaving n To a correspondent who suggests an ioned . treatments." encounters one Stoves, Heating Stoves. Chatsworth, Illinois. large family of small children. As experimental method of squaring the big obstacle In the prohibition treat­ his father was poor, James was circle, the editor of the Scientific ments, thanfcs to the eighteenth JOHN BROADHEAI PROP. CHATSWORTH thrown upon his Own resources' at a American replies that the method amendment, have become merely a • Phone 213. (First door north of postoffice.) seems correct, but adds: tender age. He worked his way thru memory. ■ <■#>< I M M 9 4 i H t l i f l l H i 4 4 "Your results will, however, be no school at Kankakee and thru college. Elgin News: Some alarmists see PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON more accurate than your ability to con­ He worked in various capacities war dead ahead between the United Office over Store of T. B. Baldwin struct squares and circles and to meas­ as laborer and clerk on the old 3-1 ure lines and angles. This does not States and Japan. The latter has A Bon railroad, now the New York Central. some grievances no doubt, because of go much beyond a ten-tliousandth of OUNG m en like House Phone 84 Office Phona XX9 ' When the war with Spain broke • an inch. This may be quite sufficient the attitude of California towards out in 1898 he joined Company L, for the engineer, but it Is not for the CHATSWORTH. ILL. the Japanese land owners. They al­ the trim lines and Third Illinois, and served thruout mathematician. He demands absolute so claim the right to become citizens Y accuracy. In 1882 it was proved by the war, seeing combat service in the same as other foreigners. In this sm artly designed pro* Llndemann that it was impossible to Porto Rico. part of the country, we are unfa­ find the side of a square which was portions of Born DR. T. C SER1GHT After the war he went back to equal to a given circle. If this Is so, miliar with conditions existing

DOMINICK R. HERBERICH D. V. X . fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Scully, which office he has VETERINARIAN filled to the satisfaction of all fac- Special 1st on Sterility and Canines. tions and parties, thereby firmly Office at Residence, west end of establishing for himself a reputation Main Street. Phone 76. as an able and fair Jurist. At the primary September 15 he CHATSWORTH, - ILLINOIS was nominated for attorney-general of Illinois on the Democratic ticket. He was the only candidate for state office that had no opposition, thanks J. 6 . YOUNG, M. D. to the good office of his comrades of the World War. Practice limited to Surgery Judge Burns is a member of the American Legion. Spanish War Vet­ PONTIAC. ILL. erans, Illinois State Bar Association and Lawyers’ Association of Illinois. Judge Burns Is a self-made man of the sturdy kind which abounds in America, the land of opportunity, A. a MIDDLETON, M. D.

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PONTIAC. ILL. A Prophecy Coming True A farmer while attending the State fair’ at Springfield In 1900, said that he was reminded that some day there might be little use for the hired man, and that he may become extinct. The inventors have been trying to retire him for many years, and, upon looking over the tool and implement department, I could not help but thinks of him. Cow milkers, automatic feed bins, automatic wa­ tering troughs, fence machines, corn huskers and harvesters, bean har­ FITS-U SPECTACLES vesters, potato diggers, and planters, and many other labor savers were Have given this boy a new Interest there, and while looking at them in VflTCtlu Book FREE In school work. They may be just silent rapture It occurred to me that With the "Velvetla. what your boy needs, too. Why none of them wanted to borrow the Complexion TrM tm .lt” not let us find out by a thorough This Wonderful buggy on Sunday nor Insisted on pie Book tells you how examination 7 every meal or three teaspoonfuls of to spend ft few minutes n (lay and 1 am with Dorsey Sisters on Xnd sugar In their coffee. hftve the appealing charm of a y o u th ­ aad 4th Thursdays of each month. ful, refined, lovely This is the whole secret. This face. simple discovery was responsible The V e 1 r e t 1 n a for the wonderful "Velvetina Com­ Complexion Treat­ A. W. PENDERGAST plexion Treatment” for Women. ment comprises a Single and pare facial soap, a nourishing massage Tea W astes a Day Is cream, a soothing Double The Kasy Price Yon Pay wonderful and the If you are willing to give a little time each day to the proper care of Driving ' your complexion you can make yourself trnly beautiful—you can AUCTIONEER have the highest compliment paid Harness-- to woman, that of. being well groomed. The "Velvetfaa Book” teds yen hew. Double Driving Harness In Cel hr

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FIRE Lightning, Life Tornado ft Aad INSURANCE Written in a Pull Line of OM. REXALL DRUGGIST liable Companies by R. 0. RUXBOLD, Agent CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS CHATSWORTH, ILL. — r c o Mrh , 1879. 3, March of act er h psofc, htwot, 1. und­ 111., orth, Chatsw postofflce, rhe One year year One i mots ..V. onths m Six e ln» ts o sadn as fur­ ads, standing for ates R ljne» per Canadian subscription subscription Canadian ihd n plcto. l advertise­ ll A application. on nished Three m onths onths m Three etitn te l b kp i un­ in kept be directions ill w by them panied restricting unaccom ents m i odrd u, n cagd accord­ charged and out, ordered til fie hn 3A sdne 32B esidence R 32A Phone Office ingly. Friday. their artillery into condition. This This condition. into artillery their X oe Gog Hrs iihd la^t finished Harms ha’f George about are done. farmers the of Most effects of the extraction of sexeral sexeral of extraction the of effects explosives. of alloy­ noise be to the by want ed don't that animals to rest themselves for a new attack. attack. new a for themselves rest to ek. l ae improving. are All week.. George Mrs. Harms, Johnny teeth. the from suffering been has Behrens other and rabbits to warning f-.ir is o en n h sc ls te piy>t the list sick the al­ on have been Bork Fred so Mrs and Harms, Behrens has been trying to instruct instruct to trying been has Behrens he says that last Sunday they forgot forgot right, they of Sunday last ways that the says he in chickens his and laid eighty-seven eggs. But, But, days six of practices habit— of eggs. power eighty-seven laid and this too. is an illustration of the the of illustration an is too. this n h we ae iey o > kp up l>e kept Sunday. to likely on are week the in €h*t$ii*ortk glaimUaUt HRDY OTBR 8 19-0 28r OCTOBER THURSDAY. HROT AD VICINITY AND CHARLOTTE nee a scn cas te at atter m class second as Entered oa bsns ntcs e cents ten notices business Local Corn busker.- are ha\ ing a chance chance a ing ha\ are busker.- Corn TH E AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION PRESS AMERICAN E TH Mrs. Fred Harms and Mrs. Jerry Jerry Mrs. and Harms Fred Mrs. get to beginning are Nimrods The n pt o te at ht Lou^s that fact the of spite In OTRIL & BOEMAN & PORTERFIELD oeg Adverti_sing_Rrprerentative Foreign E OII A HR O YU . PATRONAGE . YOUR OF SHARE A SOLICIT WE grade good Brooms, $1.70 0 $1.50 7 cans 1 dozen $ I for 3c; cans each cans, tail dozen Milk, Bone Wish can; 1 a for 5c cans Peas, Lake dozen Green can; a I 5c Corn, Mark CJH.UU Cost b m . oetb beans ;\avy hand-picked u o Michigan Y That ls ecia p S ew F A re A ere H The Best Head Rice, pound pound Rice, Head Best package...... 5c boxes, count full Matches, fie n od Building. Rohde in Office Sweep S^ake Pears, 2ib 2ib Pears, S^ake Sweep $2.30 doz. can; a 20c Tomatoes Saracen cans Large lidae as rn results bring ads Plaindealer uo . rn, Prop. Trunk, F. Hugo ...... $5.75 r fo bars 120 box bar; a 5c Soap Lenox $2.50 doz. can; 22c tomatoes, Mark Cost cans Large USRPIN RATES SUBSCRIPTION vriig Rates dvertising A n Mone B Buying. B By n O ey n o M e v a S an C ..A.. Publishers...... E NW E A STSY YOU SATISFY CAN WE KNOW WE onr Grocery Corner od o Cs Only Cash For Sold ......

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*Mra. Hood returned to Jier home at Bushnrtl, HI;, Wednesday after a two weeks' visit with her sitter, Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Mrs. Willstead and daughter, Miss —Got your Kodak (lima at Men­ a busim Mary, have returned from Pontiac. I • > ders. (I w ) Chieago on Friday. where Mrs. WUlstead had secured a — Paints, window glass, varnishes Mrs. Paul Khron, of Forrest was Mias Irene Askew went to Pontiac , , . , position as supervisor of the cook- arql wall paper sold at Quinn's U Wednesday morning to atteud the here on buslnee* Monday morning.',ng al ,he eounty farm The work Frank Herr was transacting busi­ teacher*' Institute. ., - — Hear Harding and Cox on the WM too bard for Mrs. Willstead. ness 1,1 Chicago the forepart of the Mrs. A. C. Bartlett, of Falrbury ’ Columbia records at Qulnn’a. Harold BttldwIn 8pent a few houl8 week. spent a part of this week In the Mrs. Mae Moran, of Chicago, spent wuh home folks Sunday. After re­ Miss Relia Walker spent 8unday home of her sister, Mrs. T. K. Blaine. B few days at the Robert Bell homo.1 turning to Champaign he became with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. John Megquler spent the week- Mrs. Jesse Moore is reported as J quite 111 and was taken to a hospital, W alker. end with relatives here and Monday among those on the sick list this He complained of a pain in his side Miss Margaret Weller Went ro was accompanied back to Gary, In week. j when home and the doctor feared an Special Pontiac Saturday to Bpend the day dlana by bis mother, Mrs. Sarah Joe Miller was transacting busl- j attack of pleurisy. Harold assisted SavlngB with friends. Megquler. ness In Chicago the forepart of this ,n unloading a carload of potatoes Mrs. G. Harris and daughter, Ma­ Mrs. Frank Murtaugh was hostess week Saturday and it is surmised that be Department bel, went to Pontiac on business to the Needle Club Wednesday after­ Mr's. John McMahon, of Cullom. "orked * m t,» to° bard ln rU8t,,n* Tuesday morning. noon. The ladles spent a very pleas­ spent Tuesday with relatives and ithe heavy aacka and tbat h,a Palna are caused from that. His father, Mrs. Chas. Bussard, of Falrbury, ant afternoon and were served with friends here. | Janies Baldwin went down to Cham- came to visit a few days with rela­ a delicious lunch before departing. Thoe. Burns and family are now j , tives Saturday morning. Miss Lila Attlg______and Miss____ Mary nicely settled In their new home, i "* how the youn* man Is doing. tl< Jake Rieger, who has employment Ruehl went to Naper vllle Saturday the Baylor property, in a department store at Earl Park, evening to spend Sunday with Miss] Mrs. E. Koestner and son, Joseph, Indiana was home Sunday. Attlg's parents. From there they j^«nt Wednesday with her parents, j MIbs Mary Serlght, student at the went to Pontiac to attend the teach-' Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Knittles. Next Week at the U. of I. In Champaign, spent the •rs Institute. | Alvina Groaenbach is report- ices week-end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chester and ed as being 111 at her home suffering KOZY Phil Kohler is expected borne In little son, vernon, and Mr. H. M. from a nervous breakdown. WE CAN HELP YOU, TOO! Walter, of Seattle, Washington, Chatsworth, III. a few days from a pleasure trip that Frank Bennett Is reported ns be­ took him aa far as Salt Lake City, spent Sunday at Oxford, Indiana, ing ill from the effects of falling and First Show 7 Second 8:15 U tah. with Mr. and Mrs'. C. Roy Evans, a injuring an arm a few days ago. Third 9:30 sister, of Mr. Chester. Miss Helen Clark went to Chicago I Fred Snyder was confined to his Pearl Fern Ilager, aged a little We have learned a good deal in recent Tuesday morning to spend a few home a portion of this week with an No Show Monday over nine years, died at her home dayB visiting with her slater, Mrs. G. illness resembling ptomaine poison­ TUESDAY years about banking SERVICE. Usually near Belpre, Kansas, October I9th Clark.’ ing. A Special Feature after a week's Illness with scarlet • we have learned these things by helping All the Livingston county schools Mrs. C. T. Hupp was a guest last fever. Her parents were both born i BLANCHE SWEET are closed this week and the teach­ night of Mrs. S. J. Porterfield while — In— near Chatsworth and are known to those who have come to us for aid. ers are attending the county insti­ from many people here. ■on her way home to Cullom "The Deadlier Sex” tute at Pontiac. Piper City. in 6 reels William Lowenstein Is home for a ■ T Phil Wade, the Falrbury druggist WEDNESDAY Once in a while we can make helpful and well known to many people here visit after an absence of three ! Mr‘ and M,'8‘ Sam Barber return' months. He spent most of the time ed Tue8day from Amboy' I1L' where BESSIE BARRISCALE suggestions along lines of business and mon­ Is reported as being 111 with acute — In— urers have Bright”s disease. in Texas and Oklahoma but was as they bad been called ,aBt waek by ey matters. Very often we can save our pa­ far east as Philadelphia where he.tbe death of a re,at,ve‘ “Hearts Asleep” And a Good Comedy John Baldwin and Larry Powers visited with a sister. He will re- { Mr8- Wallace Hackott, of Hutchin- trons money, time; and trouble. transacted business in Chicago a few main home for a couple of weeks. , 80n* Kansas, and Mrs. A. B. Miller, THURSDAY days last week. They made the trip of Maywood, 111., are- ivsiting their in Mr. Baldwin’s car. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K ueffner 8istcr Mrs H arry. “Ruth of the Rockies” We like to do these tblTigs. We like to and Louis Stroble who have been at | __ _ Also Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kohler had as Henry Free, whose advanced Morris, Mantoba, Canada for the TOM MOORE work WITH people as well as FOR people. week end house guests Miss Jo Car­ years and feeble health made it bard past seven months, returned home In a Five Reel Feature penter of Piper City and John Dorr . . , to care for him, was taken to the »es that Sunday night. They report having . , ’ ' , We can help you, too! Wilson of LnGrango, Illinois. u . , . ,, .. , _ county farm near Pontiac recently, FRIDAY enjoyed Ideal fall weather In Can- f A Paramount-Artcraft Picture o $8.85 Mrs. J. V. Strayley has returned ada; that the threshing and fall I an<* Gibbons and to her home In Chicago after mak­ plowing is all done. daughter, Elizabeth, of Foosland and BILLIE BURKE ing a two weeks' visit with her par­ Mrs. Mary Fruin, of El Paso, spent — in— ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. Frank Elbert and daughter, the week.eiu] at the j. A O’Neil “Ladie Love” Miss Pearl Elbert, of near Forrest,' home CITIZENS BANK Mrs. Chas. Wells and daughter, came over Tuesday. With them 1 SATURDAY Reva, went to Forrest Saturday. came Simon Elbeat's slater, Miss Mrs. Eddie Cooney entertained the FRANK MAYO The Bank Of The People Keva will spend a few days with her Katie Elbert, from Metamora, and “500” club Tuesday evening. Mrs. • — In— R . grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. his cousin, Miss Lena Elbert, from Frank Herr won the prize for the ' “Peddler of Lies” And ILLINOIS k W. R. Hlnote and family who re­ Chatsworth, for a short visit with best score, Dainty refreshments CHATSWORTH, I cently returned from Lake Crystal, Mr. and Mrs. S. Elbert. Miss Katie were served. Mutt and Jeff t Chatsworth, 111. • »> -v ^.x _x - h -x - x -x -^ x *x :~x -:-x -x - x --:-:->x h ~:-x - x --m -:-x x :-x --: .*w*i** Minnesota where they sold their Elbert Is going home Saturday. She John F. Bosworth, of El Paso, farm and stock, have leased the visited around here for a rnounth iq was greeting old friend^ and making Grotevant property and will reside Chatsworth, Cullom and Saunemln. new ones here Wednesday afternoon. In the vallage. INI —Saunemln Headligbt. Mr. Bosworth was T. P. & W. sta­ tion agent in Chatsworth a good many years ago and recalled many MONEY SAVING pleasant reminiscenses of his stay here. After leaving here he studied STOCK REDUCTION law and was admitted to the bar and NOT ONE WORD! ‘i ance has been a successful lawyer for a n PRICE READJUSTING good many years. He Is now the ! j will we breathe about those photographs with which you want to surprise the faintly. Democratic candidate from this dls- j ■ trtet for state senator and should receive a large complimentary vote We will offer until our present stock Is exhausted, our entire stock of fancy and . <-ea AND HOW SURPRISED AND PLEASED THEY ALL WILL BE! from Ms old friends. I sonable Drygoods. Rugs. Blankets, Comforts, Furs. Ready-to-wear, Shoes and House Furnishings, ’at A number of people from Chats­ It is a long time, you know, since you last vleltAl a photo worth went to Falrbury Friday noon prices far below their maiket values of today. We believe it is our duty as a Farmers Co-Opera­ grapher, tind you owe It to the family. to see about 300 Schriners from Pc- j tive Store, to help, in every way possible, the movement of price adjustment. V. e will offVi big. orla In a parade, band concert and fancy drill. The bunch came on a j worth while bargains in dependable merchandise, cost prices are not considered in this sale. \\ o special train of six coaches with the are going to do our share In helping in that great big job of price readjustments. Come in and se<-! A. J. MEINDERS engine and cars decorated. They THE CHATSWORTH STUDIO brought along a live camel they own. Below we are listing a few of the many things that will be given in exceptionally low prices, The Nobles were In full costume and OPEN SUNDAY CIIATSWOUTH, ILL. 11 had their Oriental and regular band and we desire that you come early and buy. TrrVVVVVV of musicians who gave concerts. Following a parade the patrol team; put on a fancy drill. The special train ran over the T. P. A W. from t AXMINISTER BUGGS. WOOL FIBRE, BLANKETS. COMFORTS & COTTON BATS T Peoria to Falrbury stopping *at El- X Paso and Chenoa, then doubled back C0NG0LJEUM Big Price Reduction on These to Chenoa and up the Chicago & Prices Cut on These to the Bone. 100 Woolnap Blankets worih $5.95 to Alton, to Pontiac, Dwight and go a t ------——— - ...... —...... $5.45 Streator In each town putting on a Room size 9x12. $59.50 value at .... $49.00 deinoualraliou. The trip was made Room size 9xi2, $54.50 value at ...... $45.00 75 Swansdown, plain and plaids, worth ve my customers to booBt the Peoria lodge whoso Room size 9x12. $52.50 value at ...... $38.00 $6.50 to go at — ...... - $5.95 ‘ of women’s and You cannot get the «• membership extends over this sec­ Room size 9x12, $39.50 value at ...... $29.95 tion of the Btate among the Masonic 100 Thisledale Pure Cotton, worth $4.50 Room size 9x12. $50.00 value at ...... - $38.50 full heat value of fuel fraternity. to move out at — ...... — ...... - $3.95 Room size 11-6x12, $57.50 value a t $48.75 from a poor or worn- A few All Wool Blankets priced remarkably low. Room size 11-6x12 $59.50 value at $49.50 Also a few cheaper cotton and cotton and wool out stove. Wool fibre 6x9, $15.50 value at — ..... $11.95 30th Now or Never mixed, at a low figure. DON'T FORGET THESE. We handle a line of Wool fibre 9x12, $17.50 value a t ------$15.95 Comforts ------— - $4.35 to $7.50 Gold Seal 9x12, $17.50 value at ------$15.95 high-grade heaters : Is to sell my nearly new two-story Cotton Bats, and Outing Flannels., priced es­ brick building (or rent same) offer-j Small Rugs Prioed in Line With Others. that insure fuel econ­ lng the same which would cost about pecially for this sale. Winter underwear, flan­ $12,000 to build now, for $5300 j' LADIES’ WINTER COATS nel night gowns, offered for this sale a t prices WARM THE FLOOR (with all counters stored in base-' LADIES’ SERGE SKIRTS Th* CciImjVriU'CibeCwicfllKtf omy, and any one of :: that ate right... Don't forget that wintei will «ba ar nw M Unaitm M Mi ath ment) If bought by first of Novem-! LADIES’ SATEEN PETTICOATS soon be here...... $ 8 . 0 0 them will be an orna­ her or before as*I do need the money,! LADIES’ RAIN COATS 3 w ...... „ .$ 8 .8 0 feeling that I wish to make a change' FURS! FURS! FURS! FURS! ment to your home. at once of making my life more1 LADIES’ GINGHAM DRESSES ow ...... $9.60 pleasant than It haB been in the p a s t, LADIES’ BUNGALOW HOUSE APRONS , We have a few sets of furs that must be sold, You look at them as I think more of my life to be free, LADIES’ GEORGETTE WAISTS and will be priced so as to move them fast. w ...... $10.40 as of all the property especially LADIES’ LAWN WAISTS Look them over and you will think that this 11 fore you buy, and j when under burden and debt, Is the CHILDREN’S GINGHAM SCHOOL DRESSES — $ 1 1 . 2 0 reason I am offering the same for I readjustment idea has hit them hard. All sixes from 3 to 18 years...... $ 1 2 . 0 0 of them is our ! more than a. thousand dollars lesai A choice lot of Men’s Sweaters are offered at now as otherwise - I could not and • Our Complete Line of Ready-to-Wear Goods prices that can’t be duplicated anywhere These guaranty of quality. so it shall be my very hopes to sell j Must be turned into money and prices put on in wool and wool and ootton mixed. You can’t this building at once so help me God, | these goods are sure to turn them fast. afford to miss buying your winter's supply now...... aa I do wish to get under out of this burden and dobt of three thousand dollars which of course can be patd later. To the contrary I am at a raj lost what to do but will probably go away yet on election day to buy j goods. If I can not sell or rent, Illinois! farmers Co-Operative Association r again will such a rare chance fered to you as right now. tone 137 * * L. E. KING, Manager—The Store of Over 800 Farmers. , r '- iu*. -v- PONTIAC CHATSWORTH 8AUNEMIN MINONK EYLAR T . H. ROH xi ■: v 1 ■

& -SaKtH 'fi ■■■■ ' .. 18?^ THE CHATSWORTH PLA1NDEALER, CHA1 BB- >♦♦♦♦4 M IHIIIIHIIH 1 11 ; - 0r. Bertha O. Anderson, physician of Lincoln, has declined tbs Democratic nomination for coroner of Logan coun­ ty. The Illinois State Federation of La­ You Can’t Judge Capabil- ; News bor convention next year wilt be held In Aurora, delegates decided at the itles by Appearance^! Galesburg meeting. Nuggets Rehearing of the case, which re­ sulted In the knocking out of a portion of the law under which the state Are "If David Harum were with us now.” said Mr. Broenahan, of the marshal operates, was refused by the Prest-O-Lite Service Station at Chatsworth the other day, “he From Illinois Supreme court would say that storage batteries, like eggs, look a good deal alike, Eighteen former service men in Springfield have been named by ths but oh, the difference Inside! federal - board of vocational training "Do you remember the automobiles of fifteen or twenty years ago, how they put a two-cylinder engine In a car that looked as Mayor Arwin E. Price will try to to receive vocational Instruction at reduce the cost of living for Elgin government expense. If It ought to rate about 40 horsepower? When you raised the folks be selling at cost a curload, or William Dyke and William Meyer, engine hood you suffered an awful disillusionment. alias Dutch Baker, the convicted Pal­ more, of navy blankets and several "There has been much program made since thorn days, but there myra hank robbers, were sentenced carloads of |K>tatoes. Is still a lot of deception In the appearance of storage batteries. by Judge Burton to indeterminate sen­ The question of using motion pic­ tences tn the penitentiary. The good, bad and indifferent show very little difference on the ex­ tures In connection with church work Despite her testimony that a vicious terior except for the name with which they are labeled. Per­ was favorably reported upon by the formance alone determinee whether a battery is worthy of a place Presbyterian synod of Illinois In ses­ mule kicked her and killed her step­ daughter, Maude Janes Padgett, tweu- In your car. ' sion at Centralia. Fox River Grove, which the federal ty-our, Mrs. May Padgett was Indict­ “The thingB that determine performance unfortunately don’t census showed to be making the fast­ ed at Mount Vernon by the grand Jury show on the outside. They are chiefly the quality of the plates est growth of any. community in Mc­ on the charge of murder. and the porosity of the separators. It Is In the chemical laboratory Henry county, lias been given a post BuMding operations- will be begun of the factory where the batteries are made that these things are immediately upon the new school office. determined, and they depend upon many factors such as the form­ Bj Charles Rayhom, former cashier of building and cottage at the Illinois Soldiers’ Orphans’ home at Normal. ulas uded in making the paste with which the grids are filled and the Farmers’ State and Savings bank the secret chemical process employed In treating the wood separa­ of Grant Park, was indicted on ten The cottage is estimated at about $25,- tors for porosity and long life. counts for embezzlement said to total 000 and the school building around $280,000. He gave bond in the sum of $40,000. "And so I say, when you get a storage battery, find out all you $80,000. The bank failed Inst April. The Illinois department of public can about it„ Get Its record as a sure starter, a steady lighter, and Aurora was awarded the 1021 con­ works and buildings awarded contracts a long-lived, well-balanced source of current." vention of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa for bronze monuments to the memory district of Klwanis clubs, which end­ of John D. Palmer, former governor, ed its sessions a few days ago at Pe­ and for the Civil war governor, Rich­ oria. Victor Johnson of Rockford was ard Yates. They are to he placed In elected to succeed himself ns governor position In the state house yard. of the district. “The old mill,” to which grist was Prest-0 -Lite Battery Service Co. Nomellini Bros. Mrs. L. A. Herrick, late as­ hauled by farmers of the Pecatonlca CAB80N A BB0SNAHAN sistant city treasurer, has been ap­ section for half a century, is soon to The Grand Building, Chatsworth I; CHATSWORTH, i ILLINOIS . pointed chief clerk of the Freeport be only a memory, the owner having city election commission, to succeed sold It to a contractor who will util­ "SEEVICE HRST” O. It. Zipf, resigned. This is the first ize the hdavy beams and planks in time that a woman has occupied the construction work. position. Chicago postal officials are prob­ Legislation to protect the profession ing to determine how much of the nnd elim inate the “quack” will be political mail consigned to their care Is turned Into furnace food. Accord­ Hal furthered by the Illinois Medical so­ • » ciety, according to action taken at a ing to charges made by a mall carrier, meeting of the council of (he society who was caught by the police as he was burning a quantity of political Let Me D o Your Electrical Work ]\ CANT-SAG GATE in Chicago. Dr. W. F. Grimstend of , 4 ► Cairo Is president of the society. mall, It Is a eoriSmon practice for cer­ Cam Noble Dickinson shot and killed his tain enrriers to dispose of bulky cam­ paign mull In that fashion. wife anil probably fatally wounded I WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE YOU ESTIMATES AND DO ANY < \ Congra his mother-in-law, Mrs. Dora Brown, Railroads of Illinois were denied a ± WIRING 0B INSTALLING OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. I EX- ! occasion, a Always hangs true-never needs and himself, at Rockford. The shoot­ 4ft per cent Increase In freight rates aay, I wisl ing followed a conference on divorce by the state public utilities commis­ ! PECT TO CABBY A LINE OF EJECTBIAL GOODS AND CAN j tunity you repairs-costs less—lasts longer and proceedings contemplated by the Dick­ sion. The. state commission allowed halls from insons. 33 1-3 jxT cent increase. With this : SAVE YOU MONEY. lawyer and he is well Effingham county nnd eight others second denial of advanced rates to looks better. Made of wood meet I lie Interstate increase author­ und enligh of Illinois, including Alexander, Edgar, being cons! Knox, Lake, Montgomery, Pulnskl, ized by the interstate commerce com­ and steel. We have them in Rock Island and Shelby, are to vote mission, the Illinois commission affirms Caudle November 2 on the question of levy­ its exclusive authority to regulate MIK s a m p s o n :: candidate rates within the state. It gives notice pride of oi 12 foot, 14 foot and 16 foot ing taxes for the construction of coun­ CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS I would tf ty sanltoriums to shelter tuberculosis that Its contention will be carried to the United States Supreme court, if I believe. lengths. You can’t find a bet­ patients. United 8ti The Associated Charities of Bloom­ necessary. tural dlsti ter gate. ington Is left a legacy of $300,000, by A resolution to Indorse Eugene V. * k throughout the will of John F. Humphreys, who Debs as the workingman’s presidential As I am a died recently In Los Angeles, Cal. The candidate, was1 not concurred in at you have i will stipulates that the money be used the session of the Illinois State Fed­ I stand, the years for the establishment of a suitable eration of Labor. The organization nlso declined to give permission' to bitter par home “for worthy widows and or­ injures th phans." Park Longworth, liberal candidate, to vltupernth ARM OUR GRAINCO. The number of unemployed In Chi­ address the assembly, bolding that po­ as to gain cago is on tile Increase, and In a few litical addresses were not In conform­ As yo weeks many thousands more will he ance with the duties of the conven­ be brief t out of work. Tills opinion was ven­ tion. After hearing arguments on than the tured by E. M. Craig, secretary of the both sides, the delegates decided to mind. Building. Construction Employers’ as­ neither endorse nor condemn the Favor sociation. That there is a surplus of American Legion and the Rank and pinned to labor In Chicago anil other cities was File association. federal co Urging passage of a law providing am tn fat also stated by Emmet Flood, organizer traveue o for the American Federation o f La­ for a special levy for high school work, the appropriation of $2,000,000 by the favor of i bor, nnd Barney Cohen, state director the feden of labor. state for education,, and larger units reservatio The state miners’ examining board, for administration of schools, the an­ that will of which William Hall of Sprltpifleld nual meeting of the Western Illinois tution. I State Teachers’ association recently with the Chatsworth has the reputation of being one of Is president, will hold an examination at Jhe state arsenal November. 22. closet] at Galesburg with a business a league < the best trading points in all lines of business in Session. Officers were elected as fol­ roe Doctr Other examinations set for Novem­ well kuoa ber are as follow s: November 8. Cen- lows; President Charles M. Gill, the country. It is our constant aim to do our Quincy; vice president, Calvin C. King, the goTer part to keep it so in our line. tralln : November 0, Duquoin; Novem­ 'Kansas has produced extend th ber 10. Benton; November 11, Harris­ Kushvllle; secretary, Myrtle Simmons, phere. li burg; November 12, Marion; Novem­ Monmouth; treasurer, W. F. Boyes, another bumper crop of choice cated by This is the only place in the county where you ber 13, P ercy; November 13, Collins­ Galesburg. turkey wheat and as usual the best of this him on i Favorable reports of crops in Ill­ agreed to can buy Boiling Meat at 10 cents a pound, and ville; November 10. Staunton; Novem­ ber 17, D anville; November 18, Can­ inois are contained In an official cir­ will be selected by skilled millers and chemitU to b e Uni vi Nuooa Nut Margarine at 3 pounds for $1.00. ton ; November 13, Peoria. cular made public by the state depart­ nations, ment of agriculture. It Is estimated made intojjfewvg Flour. As usual, every consideration ex­ forced m Best grade of Coffee at 45c a Pound. Let us help One hundred nnd forty students of League c law may now hang out the proverbial- that the total acreage field crops In cept quality will be cast aside in making 7tePHVR. you save on your living expenses. Illinois this year amount to about 95 armamen sblngle, ns n result of the action of cWlilzath per cent of the acreage of 1910, al­ (lie supreme court in passing them on support f though the production will be larger. 41 the bc.r examination* held last. July. It's w orth the differencen know wcl The cnnrtidatos, including three young On preseht indications, a crop of corn by the m women, are mostly from downstate. of 301,ft05,ftft0 bushels will be har­ necessary Among those who passed: Caroline vested, which, ofliclala say, sets a rec­ slon. W1 Hollywood Market for the i H. Mason, Peoria; Hiram A. Uodee, ord for the state. The estimated crop CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS of spring wheat is 0,485,000 bushels, for defen McLean; M. C. Wylie, lo r d ; It. Wln- T. E. Baldwin & Son establish! a decren^ front 1019, but the average QUALITY MEATS—HONEST WEIGHTS klemen. Champaign; \V. W. Donley, that will Peoria; .T. H. Armstrong, Champaign; yield per acre lins been much better MRS. EDWARD McCARIY, Culloxn, Illinois a pistol ! .1. It. Browning, Pope county; ,T. H. titan that of 1019. he will ft Burnett. Jr., Williamson; Edwin L. Retired ^lethodlst preachers of the H r I M l t I I H -S-R-+ is genera Covey, Peoria; I). W. Dunbar, Adams; Illinois conference will hereafter re­ changed ! C. L. Fischer, DuPnge; Ralph Gtiss- ceive tltelr full pensions In four quar­ for (he p feln, Sangamon; Harry A. Ham, Ful­ terly payments each year, according and It w thing at ton; J. P. Hart, Kane; Ervin C. Hart­ to plans formulated at the annual meeting the board of conference do not w man, Mnnroe; Robert U. Humphrey, o f to fight Logan; Leo C. Hupp. La Salle; R. E. claimants. Heretofore they have re­ ever com Kavnmiiigh, Peoria; Benjamin W. Law­ ceived only 60 per cent of their pen­ would be less, Sangamon; Loren B. Lewis, Mc­ sion money. This action, styled by the them go, Lean; Itudel McKinney, Peoria; E. D. hoard ’ as opening a new “epoch” In necessary McLaughlin, Peoria; Arley Munts, LA Illinois Methodism, will be made pos­ defense i Salle; Janies B. Murphy, McLean; lk sible, It was announced, by requiring from the James T. Burns E. Nash, Winnebago; W. O. Peudarvls, each Methodist congregation to mlse offices, a a sum each year equal to 10 per cent of makti Democratic Candidate for Henderson; John C. Roberts, St. system It 4. - # |---- Clair; Emanuel Rosenberg, Macon; of their preacher’s Halory. This 10 country, David E. Snodgrass, Fayette; Arthur per cent will go entirely toward meet­ ing pension claims. In the Illinois In ft Attorney General B. Steuben, Sangamon; Arthur W. the boys Election Nor. 2nd Summers, Saline; John Tnohy; Mo- conference there are ninety retired honor of Lean; D. A. Warford, Hardin; F. L. preachers, thlrly preachers’ widows “ Tell your mother they hav and n number of dependent children. * Judge James T. Burns is 1 Wilhelm, La Salle. compensi Dr. L. C. Trent of Kewanee and The $100,000 mark was reached by gross. 1 County Judge of Kankakee • those th County, and resides In Kan- ! M. K. Wagoner of Arthur were elect­ Logan county In Its campaign for en­ kakee. emps alsam of our c< ed president and secretary, respective­ dowment purposes at Lincoln collage, K ' B governor He is a verteran of the \ ly, of the Illinois State Baptist asso­ efforts are being made to obtain Just them shi Spanish War, of the Border . ciation, ht the annual convention of twice that sum and officials In charge will stop that cough, B ill My of the li Service and of the World ‘ that body In Kewanee. of the “drive” predict success with­ mother gives it to me when I get Opp War. in a few weeks. to the i Hla military service ex­ The annual meeting of the Stall Federal Judge Fltshenry opened fad- a cough, and you don't hear me under st tends over a period of more ! School Board association and Cltf tlon of than 20 yean. Superintendent's association will he ami court at, Peoria with a declara­ coughing all the time.” because He is the only World War held In Moline October 28-29. Roy if. tion that police officers and state’s at­ while ei veteran candidate for State Brown, attorney of the Rockford torneys throughout. Illinois were not freight i office on any ticket. school hoard Is to preside at ths ga* m operating with federal prohibition and stre He asks support front vot­ .sting. School finances Is one of ers regardless of party. major subjects to be discussed tr delegates. TWENTY TITS YEARS AGO >♦»» >» n »■♦♦*■» 11 i ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ (Plalndealer of Nov. 1, 1896) (Moetly from the Chronicle) II IVomeris Hats The Commercial bank waa adver­ James Reece, who has been work- tising farm loans at 7 per cent. ln* on the Fred Klngdon farm at Fairmont, North Dakota, for several The Jessie Colton Theatrical com­ weeks, returned home Wedneeday. In a wonderful array of the season’s most charming pany was plqying engagements In this vicinity. Arrangements are being made to modes. One can find here in this large assortment T H E UNIVERSAL CAR rV • ~ • . • , , ~ •* receive the election returns at the just the hat with that particular Mrs. Marie Roeendahl, wife of moving picture theatre here. The The Ford car can well be called the “peoples Andrew Rosendahl died at her home returnes are to be shown on the touch— to emphasize one’s dis­ one mile south of town from blood screen intersperced with one-reel nty years car," because there are more than 3,000,000 of tinctive individuality. poisoning. She Whs 20 years old. comic' pictures. Forty dollars was looked as them in daily operation. That is about four A distinct earthquake shock raised by pupular subscription. * Specially priced at raised the to one of the nearest follower in the motor car which lasted for about a minute was George Hatfield and son, Floyd, industry. This would not be so if the Ford car felt by people of this vicinity. It but there returned last Friday afternoon from had not for sixteen years proven its superiority occurred early in the morning and the vicinity of Peck, Michigan, batteries, in service, in durability, and in the low cost for awoke everybody. on the ex- where they have been doing the fall operation and maintenance; this would not be led. Per- D. B. Beggs, of Strawn and Miss plowing on Mr. Hatfield’s farm. of a place so if the Ford car was not so easy to understand, Rose Huber, of Pontiac, were marr­ Otto. Glab, who has been visiting his ao simple in construction that anybody* and ied on Wednesday at Pontiac. brother, Frank, in Michigan, return­ COME AND SEE THEM tely don’t everybody can safely drive it. Let us have S. H. Stevens, the Forrest resident ed with them. th e plates your order for one now to avoid delay in who accidently shot himself two Cabery vs. Cullom football game at laboratory delivery. weeks ago died at a Springfield hos­ Cabery Sunday resulted in a score of thin gs are pital. The body was brought back O'to 0 in a .very hard fought game in the form- BALDWIN’S FIREPROOF GARAGE to Forrest for the funeral and _ the which the famous Miller brothers, of Miss Sansbury fHied and body taken to Danville for burial. football fame played with Cabery. od separa- Ford Products This being Cullom’s third game this Delbert F. Ramsey, of Pontiac season, in which they won two and a (Successor to Mrs. Quinn.) tut all you filed a bill In the circuit court of tie. Next Sunday Hudson vs. Cul­ ghter, and Livingston county seeking a divorce lom at Cullom. from his wife, Blanche Ramsey, on the grounds of desertion. The bill ’Rah for Father. states that on August 7, 1911,, he wan united in marriage to Blanche Far be it from us to give free ad- vei Using to any bakery outfit, or Ramsey and that they continued to political outfit, either, having been reside together until October 14, W A N T E l-> 1 1911, when his wife deserted him opportuned to do these stunts eve­ and continued In such desertion. ry day of our life lo, these many ILLINOIS • > years, until we frequently think * Poultry Of All Kinds cur fellow man is a natural born I have engaged a man with a truck to call for your poultry grafter, but standing on a city and am well prepared to give you prompt service. (Sail me when ;; street recently we saw a bakery you have anything to aell. wagon go by, labeled In big letters-, .*»' nuit* ubs» r “Father’s Bread,” and that started a ns Conor’ jjjqfi Platform of the Hon. Frank Gillispie chain of thought. We have had >9, Mother’s bread for a long Ime, and i! O . <3. Ml I' "1111 are now real glad that some enter­ Office—Sugar Creek Creamery Company." 0 nri Work | prising bakery outfit sees Its way 11 • —jg—— — ■——— — Candidate For Congress, 1 7 th Congressional District of Illinois clenr to hand a loaf to father, be­ 'H"K"t"i"l"i' 1I H -t-H -H-H-l-H It 11.1 cause father does not get any too IS DO A ST Congratulations—I am glad to meet you upon this tions and against the Interest of the people. I believe e much bread in this old world, and occasion, and before I proceed with what I have to that each city In their own states should have the no loaf at all. ENT. I EX­ say, I wish to congratulate you upon the rare oppor­ power and the right to deal with these public utilities We have always secretly been In ACT) CAN tunity you have of hearing my friend, Mr. Quinn, who themselves. halls from our sister city of Peoria. He Is a good Voted for woman's suffrage—And right here I sympathy with Jiggs in the comic lnwyer and an orator of rare ability, and in addition, wish to congratulate the women of this laud upon the picture about “Bringing Up Fa­ he Is well fitted by experience and study, to Interest fact that equal suffrage has been granted to them. ther,” probably because we male Eight years ago, when a member of the legislature of und enlighten us all upon the questions that are jiow bipeds are all more or less ornery being considered by the people. this state, I voted for woman’s suffrage, and this too, at a time when It waa not as popular as It Is today. along the same lines that Father Candidate for Congress—I am, hs you know, a Favors organized labor—I believe In the right of Is, and If we ever start a comic sec­ o n candidate for congress. I have had the hope and :: labor to organize. If It did not do so, it would, in my tion, which heaven forbid, it will be pride of occuping a seat lu the great legislative body. Judgment, be crushed by the great corporations and I would tuke a special pride in representing this, as combinations of the country. about “Bringing Up Mother.” I believe, the greatest agricultural district in the Against profiteering—I am In favor of all legiti­ When mother and daughter are United States. It is certainly the greatest agricul­ sailing down the street nowadays tural district, uud a district whose people are noted mate business and I would not strike down with im­ throughout the laud for their culture and refineuieut. punity any of the industries of the country, because one cannot tell ’em apart, except As 1 am asking for your suffrage for that high office disastrous consequences would follow. I am against by the width, and the fact that one profiteering as that term is generally understood in you have a right to know for what political principles is skinny and the other fat, but you I stand. I am a Democrat and have been such all theso times. I believe It is detrimental to trade and, would do away with competition and as a result the can quick tell father from son. Poor the years of my life, although I have never l>een a ******* hitter partisan. It Is my belief that any candidate great masses of our people are made to suffer. As an old dad ls not In It with Willie. He 4 example of this, I cite the stock yards In Chicago. Injures the cause which he advocates -by abuse and never had a college education or There Is not a farmer or stock raisers In this district, vituperation. I propose to conduct my cainpHigu so kicked a football all arouud a mud­ as to gain your respect if I do not receive your vote. or anywhere else, but knows that he h treated un­ fairly when he ships his stock to the market and Is dy field; he never rowed In a boat As yoii will wish to hear my friend Quinn, I will perfectly helpless In such markets. Well authentl- . race or ydblted high with a long be brief and will not undertake to cover any more catcd statistics show that the coal operators in this than the leading questions now agitating the public land have been making 8,000 per cent profit In their pole; he1 never belonged to a Beta mind. business, and recently the price of soft coal has or a Sigma, and doesn’t know an Favors a league of nations with constitution reached the enormous price or $14 In this country, in alma mater from Article X; he nev­ pinned to it—1 am for a league of nations with the the middle of this great mining district. It is a fact er wore barber-pole silk sox, a federal constitution attached. I mean by this that I that the coal diggers get but little of this, and are We are equipped to re­ am In favor of no league of nations that would con­ averaging only about 85 cents per day, the way the. monk hair-cut or opened his mouth pare all lesdfy automobile travene or limit the federal constitution. I am tu like a crack of doom bawling In a mines are operated, the mines being idle so much of tops. ^ favor of a league of nations that is In harmony with the time. The steel trust made over 3,000 per cent, glee club; but he plods along In tho the federal constitution, and I am In favor of all the canncrs of fruits and vegetables over 2,000 per old business ruts and sends the reservations and amendments to any league of nations cent., the packers nearly 5,000 per cent., the woolen Champion X ahd Bethleham Spark Plugs on sale at 60c. that will bring It In harmony with the federal consti­ mills nearly 2,000 per Cent, and because they weren’t checks for Willie’s college bills wlthi tution. I am also In favor of a league of nations permitted to make more they closed their milts. Fur­ regularity, without which Willie with the Monroe Doctrine attached, that is I atn for niture manufacturers have made nearly 4,000 per would be waiting on table, chopping a league of nations that ls in harmony with the Mon­ cent., clothing and dry goods manufacturers nearly . i; 4 „ ». roe Doctrine and will not contravene In any way Its 10,000 per cent. The railroad men got a 22 per cent. wood or baling alfalfa. Father well known principles, which Is as I understand, that Increase and the railroads In return got 40 per cent. can’t figure In trigonometry or talk Chatsworth Auto Service Co, the governments of Europe shall not la? permitted fo^ These are statistics; these are theta. Greek, but he can figure out meal •* ' * extend their political systems to the western hemis­ i produced As I have stated, I have not undertaken In this ticket for all the rest of the family, W. J. MoGINN. Proprietor phere. In a word, I am for a league of nations advo­ brief speech, to elaborate on these subjects, or to even and that ought to be put down to > of choice cated by Ex-Prestdent Taft and those who stand with state all the things that I am for or against, but I * CHATSWORTH. ILL. him on that proposition, and as President Wilson have mentioned the principal ones, and enough to his credit.

best of this H 1 M1 iH"M"H"l"l„M"l' 1 l H"l"fr H »4'44 *frH -4 4 H I 1 agreed to accept show you where I stand on all such questions. It Is minis to be Universal military training—Heine for a league of mv belief that no special Interest should be too highly nations, I am necessarily opposed to universal en­ guarded by the law, but the government should sea to eration ex* forced mtlltary training. The very object of the It well that the Interest of all the people are con- League of Nations ls to do away with the great WHY armaments of the world. Ever since the dawn of Candldate's claim upon the people—I have said Average Person’s L u n g s civilisation, even beggary Itself has been taxed to that I did not believe la. a campaign of abuse and KEdEt A re Seldom Filled support greet standing armies and great navies. I shall not indulge In such, but I really believe that —------>r . _. i know well enough that the plea has always been made i c e my friend Funk has had enough honors tor one man Among tho first things that we by the advocates of great armaments that they are and it would be a gracious thing for him to do, and from a good singing teacher ls that necessary for the purpose of defense. This Is a delu­ let me go to congress by the unanimous consent of the we have been using about one-half or sion. Whenever a nation begins to arm, It ls generally good people of this district. My opponent was elected for the purpose of spoliation and conquest, and not perhaps only one-third of our avail­ to the state senate by the Republican party, and able lung capacity, leaving the bal­ for defense, and any nation that maintains such an served tour years. He was renominated tor the same on establishment will, sooner or later, find an opportunity office at the expiration of his term, and a short time ance untouched. The average person that will call for their use. Like the man who carries thereafter declined the nomination and accepted the does not know Anything about the bpt* a pistol la bis pocket If he carries It long enough, nomination of another party tor the high office of tom h a lf,o f hls--4ungs—he might.as he will find an opportunity for a quarrel and murder governor. He was a candidate before the state legis­ well not have. Ally bottom half. \If Is generally the result. We do not want this country lature tor the United States senate. Was appointed you tell htm to take a deep breath, he changed into a military government. We went to war gs a member of the public utilities commission by a starts, as usual, to fill his lungs from for (he purpose pf destroying militarism In Germany, democratic governor at a salary of $10,00 per year. and It would be foolish for us to establish the earns the top, and his deep breath is no He was reappointed to that same position by a Repub­ deeper than his shallow Aset It mere­ thing at home and posalbly fall by the aame aln. I lican governor, and now holds the same position. I do not wish our boys called over the sea ever agalu, really believe after having held all these high posi­ ly Involves a lot of efforf for shbstalF’ to fight on foreign battlefields. If the time should tions, that you will agree with me that he ls not In tially the same result. The trained ever come when it would be absolutely necessary .they need of further honors and that yon would applaud singer or athlete, on the .other hantf,; would be willing to go and I would be willing to have his generosity if he will stand aside at this time for when about to Indulge In a deep them go, and I would be willing to go myself, If W atdi Your Horses and Cattle me. j. . if.-- ‘tunic > breath, builds up the masf <>(. air in- for'si^bs of eol^c'an4'Uniat. t Both ore often fatal and necessary to preserve the honor of my country and the I have said that while a Democrat I have never hta lunga more or less like a-pyramtd. defense of Its flag. I do not want onr boys taken alwhy^cosfly. ‘ been a bitter partisan. The fact Is, while I have He starts at the bottom and works If your horse paws, lies ddwn, rolls on his back ana from the farms, from the workshops and from their differed with the Republican party in. (pan? ways on offices, and put Into training camps for the purpose up; tbs central and upper regions of ___•hows other signs*df’suffoi’fng,' give _ Mmhim attention QUICKt principles, I have always had an admiration tot the S aw leigh ’ST Colic an* Bloat Compound may save his life. of making soldiers of. them. I believe that auch a party of Lincoln and Grant. While It had no doubt hla lungs are not Inflated until the system If adopted would beget a military casts in this made mistakes, It has bam a great Instrument tor bottom Is Mown up to the limit Et is equally effective for treating cattle for bloat. country, whose voice ts generally for war. good, and if, fello^ - ctU*eaa^gqu should do jqe the A New York singing teacher has Farmers and Stock Raisers everywhere keep this valu­ able remedy on hand, for emergencies. May be tho moans of In favor of soldiers' compensation—I believe that great favor of electing me to congress, I pledge you Invented a tittle device for recording £ ^ amma | your prise . ahorse or----- cow.-----I * 1 Better S V. be safe—let l« i me Ileave the hoys who went across the sea and manitatned the that I will represent to the beat of my ability, the lung capacity which emphasises the honor of our country, should be cared tor bow that Interests and welfkre of tM'WMlb paapw of this dis­ difference betdfe’MHiie a43 Miff you a bottle or two when I saj^r.# **.» E**1 iavestm ent.^ they have returned,-ynd I am In favor of the soldiers’ trict regardless of party. wrong ways of abtetaiag this capacity. compensation bill tliat has been Introduced into con- Nolanrbllb-U oppose what'la known as a Opposes Nolan t hi Instead of Merest tog himself la, the so RawIeigU*s Liniment • gross. They sacrificed their Uvea many of them, and the “Nolan blU’^ in Into congress recently, i» alec U M r TMpmmwdedbr well-knpnm„ktpek those that returned risked their lives tor the honor under whose provlyj effects of expansion UPftq the ^«fb f l l y ra ^of internal tttiA ^xtaVWnl UVVtftock of our country and the liberty of the world, and thia per cent, on the val of au kinds. Used and endorsed f a M s vernment should aee to It well that no other one of country: It would that the man who owns tentton to tu6 wWif, inn mwWrw iiw years.. Always keep it handy, ■ IHBkS i'shall ever become an Inmate of the alms houses iW acitaa of land wouht'fcajref tqiipay fvbm $700 to. extent to which a filling of the lungs I will soon call with a Une bf Rawleigh's of the lend. $1,000 over jitnd above his legitims to tax. This la dlTilis Good Health Products. For immediate service K flg S B Oppoees public utilities commission—I am opposed class legiststtoau.onaoiet Wc, and unjust, I will veto this little instrument does not meas­ fey parcel post or express write or phone._____ to the public utlUtlee commission as now organised _ ure lung capacity Itself* but rather the under statutes of Illinois, and I am for the reforma­ Indeed, ■ great land and : extent to which the full'potpntlarlusg tion of the national Interstate commerce comm 1*Ion,? nd f’our HifctltuHons aid to Nr* because them commialona have alihoat invariably patriotism above p«rMaaft-;{ capacity Is being utilised. Try l^pit J. V. FreehiU while erected to protect the people, have advanced and ------“* - a, *-- **-- yourself; If you did not know I (b e­ freight rates, gas rates, telephone rates, railroad farfea fore, yon will be surprised fo.aqfe|t£w and street railway fares In the Interest of the corpora­ the son greatly you can distend your aub- your r*rn,Hii (Avrao’i dlaphragm by drawing In all the sir you can hold. — »fiw » *aMs ‘ ritsm SiQ TOE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER.

Walter Baker who has been near funeral of Mrs. Wm Devore. a sis- Comm eats on Chatsworth Schools. • Buckley all rummer ana fall, is as­ ter of Mr. Xalars. In Crescent Ct»y BUCKLEY ITEMS sisting his father to gather his corn Friday afternoon. Wednesday’. Bloomington Papta- crop. As Mr. Baker Is going to have Rev. G. P. Snedaker motored to thl“ *** ' W ' * 1** O. W. Maddtn disposed of a car a public sale some time this winu?r Elgin Wednesday and returned Sat- ^ ch Hh townrt,p btgh load of spuds in a short while Mon­ and will retire from the farm. urday accompanied by Mrs Snedak- rM9lvfd word that day. er. who has spent the past three ^ be ^ R regular recog_ John Ztck had the luck again weeks there vlsUIng with friends. ^ hJgh ^ dp>p|tp Monday to loose one of l}ls .'fine PIPES CITY NEWS Ford County Sunday school con- the fact that u,,, prweut building m ilk cows. ventlon Is In session In Roberts doC8 not inaet the sanitation law In Several from our neighborhood at­ Tuesday and Wednesday of this every reapaot However, the fact tended the play In ThawvHle Satur­ week. The attendance will be Hip- that arrangements have been made day evening. * ited no doubt ou account of tho al- t0 erect a uew building was taken W. K. Forsee was a caller at most steady rain since Sunday. Into consideration'by the state school Homer Patzmans home Monday af­ Fire was discovered Thursday af- authorities, ternoon. ternoon on the roof of the Thos. • The present building Is of frame Messers Theesfleld and Ireland Doran home on west Market street. «*nd was erected many years ago. were callers between showers in our Prompt work of the fire department The v0ter8 of Chatsworth township, burg showers. had the blaze under control, but not however, have voted bonds to the Leas Ireland, of Ouarga, spent until considerable damage was done of *70-000 for the section the roof and walls and furniture of a new building and It Is hoped to Friday afternoon with his son. Glen deluged with water. «et sUrted on U 8hort,y' *** m at' and family near Thawville. „ ^ , r , ter of a site has not been definitely E. D. and James H. Cook were ...... _ . . Several of the neighbors attended „ . settled, but this will be arranged In home over Sunday, James returning 4. . . R IG H T N O W the large hog sale o f. Durock’s in . . the near future. Monday morning to Bloomington The chat8Worth under Watseka last week. Stock sold well. AND WHEN YOU ARE CiD PEOPLE where he is a student in Wesleyan the d|mtUm of H w McCulloch. It John Hartke was the first one In university and E. D. leaving for Ab- _ _ , , . 8 . offers a four year academic course, YOU WILL BE COMFORTABLY FIXED our locality to shell and deliver new ingdon where he puts on a demon- ... . _____ . but has no vocational course. This corn Saturday afternoon. The qual­ strut Ion and exhibit of the Copper ^ be prov,ded ,n the new bulldlng> ity was fine. Clad ranges this week. i wfc|ch w l„ ^ conUln a gym na8lum Mrs. Susie Rusterholtz and daugh­ A farewell reception for Mr. and and auditorlum. ’There are sixty-five ter, Elizabeth, is spending a few Mrs. J. H. Spaas was held at the pUpj|8 taking the high school course weeks with her brother and sister- home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Myl- noW| an Increase of about a dozen THE ABOVE PICTURE WAS DRAWN POE THIS in-law and family near Buckley. craine Monday evening attended by over ,aBt year> , t ,8 expected that BANK BY ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS ARTISTS IN The Jolly Club met last week7 at their most intim ate friends. Mr. there w in be at le&8t 100 students the home of Mrs. Fred Wessels. and Mrs. Spaas are leaving for Ore- wj,en the new building is completed, THE WORLD; IT TELLS ITS OWN STORY. Those who were present report a gon In the near future where they f The Catholics have a very good good time. expect to remain permanently. Mu- high school at Chatsworth, which “OLD MAN ./EXPERIENCE" JS TELLING THE Harry Hilgendorf who has been sic and social converse were enjoyed has an enrollment of about twenty- and Mrs. Mylcraine served a dellc- seven. spending the summer months with YOUNG COUPLE SOMETHING THEY OVERLOOKED, ious two-course. luncheon. I ------.------relatives in Osworgo, Mich., is visit­ ing with home folks in Buckley The congressional, legislative and Road Oiling Done for the Season. again. county candidates will make a tour ------DON’T YOU BE SO FOOLISH. of Ford county Thursday and Fri- More highways were given a coat- Teddy Blank sold a car load of !doy. October 28. and 29. 1920. Fol- lnR or two of road oil this year than START A BANK ACCOUNT WITH THE MONEY apples Monday and Tuesday in our i lowing is th? schedule of meetings ever before regardless of the fact burg. Greenings, Baldwins, Rusty ! to he held: Thursday. October 28, that the oil cost more than any pre- YOU ARE NOW WASTING. Coats, yes and some Maiden Blushes. ! Sibley, 2:30 p. in.; Gibson City. 4 'loua year. Any kind boys only ?1.25 a bushel. !p. in.: Elliott. 6:30 p. m ; Roberts, It Is generally admitted that oil, PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR BANK j 7:30 p. m.M elvin. 8 p. nu Friday Preceded by proper grading and October 29. Clarence, 9 a. m.; Pax- dragging of the roads, has done more ton. 10 n. in.; Kenipton, 3 p. m.; Ca- t0 Improve the public highways ' t YOU WILL RECEIVE 3 PER CENT INTEREST. berv, 4 p. m.: Piper City, 7 p. m. Illinois than anything else ever tried All voters, men and women, are cor- savc the permanent building of hard Which Do YOU Prefer? dially invited and urged to attend roads. these meetings wherever mrfst con- 1° McLean county this year 1,400 venient. There will be music and n,U®s °I roads were coated with oil, A Flat rate Automobile Insurance Company or 'j good speaking. Come and help, us 16.000,000 gallons being used, an Assessment Company. X boost for Harding and Coolidge and satisfactory has been the re- the whole Republican ticket. su,t froni road oiling that already The Commercial N ational Bank CHAS. F. SHAFER S Agency has them both— The Auto Owners Protective Exchange, of Kankakee, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S55,000.00 and the Economy Auto Insurance Company, of Free- THE BANK OF SERVICE AND PROTECTION port. Both Awful Good Companies. ^ ;j; Chatsworth, Illinois I-:*-:-:--:-;--:----:--:-:--:— of the soil, etc. Perhaps it does. Irat a little oil each year is welcomed by the fellow who travels. A public highway without oil is like a cherry pie without a covering. ’ A Macon county highway commis­ sioner introduced a pleasant vari­ ation in the application of oil to hie roads which meets the hearty ap­ proval of the users of his- roads. After the oil has been put on he uses the drag and spreads a thin coating Reduction Take your choice of of earth on top of the oli. This ab­ sorbs the surplus oil, fills up any any Coat we have slight inequalities ’ in the surface that were there when the oil was ap­ in stock at a dis= plied and makes it possible to use the roads immediately. It prevents the picking up and carrying away of of Suits, Overcoats and Shoes count of 10 per cent. oil by the tires of motor care and Is therefore as valuable a thing for for Men and Boys ■ the roads gs it is for the cars.

Vote It Straight, At the very first sign of cold weather Every woman at the polls Novem­ we are going to give you a Big Reduction ber. 2nd. In times of war we fight Sale. If $10.00 to $20.00 means anything Plaid and Plain Skirts In defense of our country. In times » of peace we vote its defense. One to you, then you will attend this sale for cross to the left of the Republican your winter outfit. Discounted at 10 per cent ticket will do the work." REPUBLICAN WOMEN’S COMMITTEE (Adv.) You will be surprised and delighted

Card of Thanks, with this season’s showing of Kuppenheimer and Capps 100 per cent Pure Wool Clothes. To all who have so generously BLOUSES tendered their many acts of kind­ Models are designed to give a stylish effect. ness during our ead bereavement and What Kuppenheimer and Capps clothes for the beautiful offerings we desire stand for in Suits and Overcoats, Walk- to express our sincorest appreciation. Georgette and Crepe MRS. V. E. MARR, Over, Weyenberg and Classmate shoes mean J. E. MARR and in footwear. Quality and Style are in all. FAMILY. de Chine blouses, to Our name and this store has always stood close out at 1-2 regu­ Coming Sale Dates for the best in our lines. These are the days P. J. Lawless and Sons, Hereford when Quality counts more than ever before. cattle, Saturday, October 36th. lar price. Stoutemyre and McGreal Short- born cattle, January 5th. Sheep lined coats and mackinaws at Fred E. Bork, December 7th Big Reduction Sale Prices.

Danoe Postponed — NOTICE------REDEEM YOUR HILC0S One lot of work shirts $1.50. Rock­ We will redeem all the Hilcos that are re­ Please settle your account that we may close The dance adv. by the Strawn turned to us before Nov. 16. Will order ford sox at 20c. Husking Mittens and Dancing Club for Saturday night, onr grocery book*. Need themoney to settle premimea or pay you the cash. October 30th has been postponed. Gloves, you know the kind we sell. our obligation!. Return them before November 15th Ready for Business

I am now ready for business. Any one wishing to seo my stock of fur? nlture I will gladly take them to Piper City and show it. All under­ GARRITY & BALDWIN taking calls anowered day or night.- W her. * Dollar Does It. Duty Phone No. 2»fi. (N 4) OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS CONRAD HBPPB