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VOLUME xni THB JOCBNAL, Vol. B5 No. M FL0RA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1925 r-%,.. NUMBER 43

BED AB^W HUNT. HBARINO 3VVr 15 FMt VABASH WARNINO Oli'EN MOTORISTS FLORA WtMtDMEN WIN SECOND CAB WITHOUT LIGHTS BRIDOB. OF THB NEW TRAFFIC LAW PIUZB. CAUSES WRBCK BALTIMORE * OHIO RAILlUlMV ôr some time Sendamore Bros, NOTBS (From Thursday's Olney Dally Mail) have been using the Red Arrow sys- VINCENNB», July 8.—Lt. Col. Whidi Olvea State Roods and Streeta Last Saturday the flora Mod^n By P. H. Wright, 8r. - I tsm snd tbeir auctions have baea 0^'«* »• 8P*»l<»n» of the U. S. Preference Over Othera. Woodmen Forester team attended A serious accident occurrad on the •f* • h attended by Urge crowds. So sac- An"^ Corps ot Engineera of the dU- the Fourth of July celebration at Midland Trail two miles east ot town The state highway department At C. A. Wsds is sgsin in Baltimor# /i cessful hss the service proven, thst têt office at LonUrille, ha; asnt Newton and competed In the team last night, and several occupants ot on business tor B. or R. T. Lodgs tM a I a Red Arorw Club war formed Wed- «">t»c^ •' »»»• »»«>»« h«*rlu« ot the Sprlngfleld sounded warning to drill, winning second place. East the cara were injurad bad enough to • • • • '* t nesday and organised by electing N. «>*y >»•» »»«« »» ^^'J •• » • '»'' motorists through IllinoU in connec- St. Louis won firat. be taken to the sanitarium. The Mr .and Mra. William Long of I B. prince as president and Leo Allen ^8 •• '»>8 propoeed Wabash rlvsr tion with the recently passed legis- The prixes were allver cups and cars, one a new ESasex coach, lielong- Washintton, Ind., Tlalted In Flora as secretsry. Those who compose '•'WM. lation which automatically makes alt only difference In the two prises ts Inf to Frank S. Westall of Sumner, with Mr. and Mra. 3oe Loag and fam- state highways "through streets" in wera completely smashed by the colll- ily. Bin U the oldest brakeman OB the club ara Scudanmre Bros., Med-1 Tk« "•««• ••TU that the hearing the sise ot tbe cups. The Flora ^^- TlUsges of lass than 7,5d0 ^pulatlon alon. the St. LouU dtvUlon. He aorsr ley * Son, J. Bowman, N. B. Prince, **« "eonslder the sppllcatloa by the boys' cup Is to be exhibited in show took promotloa... >£ and "praferantUl highways" through J. P. Rich, Flora Lumber Co. and •»•»« »' I»<""°» *»* """»«• *»' »«»•,.fc, ^„„-,„ window ot Prince's drug stora. Mra. Frank 8. Westall received a • • , e, 'e' *" ' # Flora Journal-B«:ord • V- »PP'OT»l ot pUns for a fixed highway, *»• country, A tragedy occurred at the Newton compound fracture of her right fore- Mra. Jerry Pops and little grskisdtP will go to Pens and Sprlngfleld thla 'bridge to be constructed over the Such a clasistlcation, otflciaU of celebration when Otis Miller, who arm and several minor bruises and f Find the Bed Arrow. week for an extended visit. Wabash river between tbe two states tbe highway department point out, waa assisting with tbe fireworks, John Carey Westall, and the driver ot • • * • Next Satarday will be put on the makes it necessary for motorists to at the foot of Vigo street, VIncennes." was killed by the premature explo- the other car. Perry Wakefleld, re- C. O. Barton, our popular fretghC ' tirat Red Arrow hunt. A person in come to a tall stop betore turning Lt. Col. Spaulding will hear all In- sion of a bomb-flrecfacker. He waa ceived hospital attention, but were and paasenger brakeman, was Injured this city win be given a red arrow onto any state highway (or vosslng terested peraons and will report to a prominent buainess man and a not hurt severty. while helping unload trunks last Sat- and whoever first tinds tbls peraoa auch an artery. Becauae ot the tact urday night while on No. 41 and will the war department which will ap- Mason and Woodman. It Is claimed the lights of the will be given 25.00 In gold as a that the legislation waa paaaed such a be off several' days . I prove or rejects the plans. Chevrolet car owned by Wakefleld • • • • \ prise. short time ago, the customary "stop" The plans for the bridge will be FOR.MER FLORA YOUNO LADY wera not on, and both cara were W. F. Qlllett resumed duties Moa- See tbe small bills tor particulara •.„.,'\ ., ,. t,^,^„, _h„ „,f,«^, ••«"• •»"* "°' ^^ '>**° erected at . „ . diaplayed at the hearing. The officer „„ .,._ —, ., . ,.^ „,,,M,I. -«,„ MARRIED IN DENVER, COLO. going at such a clip that they could day atter being oft on a vUit at iila«:jj| all side roads but the officials warn and watch the bulletins In Scuda- , urges that tor accuracy of record all not avert the accident, when they did ton, Ind. ' "5 that the new law provides no period The followtng announcement has aiore Bros, and Prlnce'a drug store ' ,^„„,„j, presented at tbe hearing see each other. • • • • ''< of grace and that the absence ot the been received by Ernest Brown of Flora 6, Norrls City 6. Very good. for intormatlon as to the hunt. Also ,b„„,j ^^ m writing, although oral this city: Mra. F. 8. Westall U the mothsr see the large ad In this Usue ot the „u,„c9 will be heard. The highway signs will not excuse a motorist nor of Mlss Dorothy Westall, whd Cqme on ypu Isiu patronise ths boys Mrs. Nettle Roswell-BuUard In America's greateat aport. Noth- Journal-Record. make his less liable to a fine, for fail- taught In tbe Flora high school [commUlons of Indiana and Illinois and ing nicer than a nice clean ball gsme. ure to comply with tbe regulations. about three yeara ago, and visited ars expected to be represented. Mr. Albert Roy Nichols • * * * STIFF FINE IN COUNTY COUBT. Miss Dorothy while she was here. Wby Is it Flora never nas a 4th of BIRTHDAY PARTY. announce their marriage 940,000,000 E8TIMATBD July celebration? Our people havo After the two Italians had been Sunday, June twenty-eighth to go away for a little pleasure sad POSTAL DEFICIT FOR 102S Mrs. J. P. Lawson had a birthday OBITUABY recreation on this day where if wo fined 150 each by Square Campbell nineteen husdred and twenty-flve Sunday, July 5, a (ew frienda sur- had a demonstration they could re- and one ot them had been taken to New Attributes Situation to Inrreaae Denver, Colorado. James Fred Davis was born at prising Mrs. Lawson of near Xeula main at home at a less cost and tho Louisville and brought Into Judge in Pay and Change in Ratea. Mrs. Nichols will be remembered Helenwood, Tennessee, Feb. sTK, money would be spent here as well ns by coming to her home wblle she aaj Realigb's court last Tbursda)y, he by many of our Flora reaidents .is 1892. He departed this life while at a good program would draw manr WASHINOTON, July 8.—A deficit Mr. Lawson were gone Into town outsldera to our Queen City. Hat the plead guilty and was fined $500 for Mlss Nettie Roswell (Brown) step- hla work at Edwardsvllle, 111., July of approximately $40,000,000 tor calling on a sister. She was called spirit of 1776 began to die? t booze running. daughter of our fellow townsman, Snd, 1926, age 33 years, 4 montha postal operations for tbe fiscal year away so the rest might prepare her • • • * ' :' His name was Joe Colandrlno and Ernest Brown. She la a charming and 24 days. ot 1926 was estimated today by Post- birthday feast. It took aome per- Mrs. A. J. Cooper of Edg<>wood ot Leonard Clacclo ot Sprlngfleld, came young lady. He was united in marriage to Edith Edgewood visited her father, A. 0. ' master-General New. suasion to get her away from home down and paid the fine with tive The groom ia a busineas man In Berry April 1st, 1916. To this union -Davis Wednesday at the home ot-Mra., The Indicated deficit for the year, aa she insisted on staying at home 2100 bills and tbe Italian was re- Denver, being one of the proprietor's was born one son, James Manford. F. H. Wright. which ended on June 30, was at- to help prepare Sunday dinner. Those • • • • leased. The blK Buick car was Yitt'jl of ah art and book atore. He leaves to mourn his going, his tributed by the Postmaster-General, preaent besides the family were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson motored tor rum running with a tank of 100- wtfe and son, his mother, Mrs. Vienna to the Increased pay of postal em- and Mra. Robt. Lawaon of near luka to Duquoln and spent the 4th with gallon capacity. Tbey are supposed Dugger. and a aiater, Mrs. EAax ployes and the change In postage and Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Kinnaman, CARNIVAL OF IiAIU>AI\S Mr. Wilson's mother. .> to have been rum running between AT .MAAH VARIETY HTORIi: Dunn, ail of Flora, and many other rates. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McBrlde and • • • • '^ Sprlngfleld and LoulsvIHe, Ky., and relatives and friends. He was a mem- Billie of near Flora—sixteen in all MUs Mayme Lowr^ and niece. the cars both had Kentucky licenses. On Saturday of tbia week at the ber of the Moderi^ Woodmen, Ap- Mlsa Bernetta Montleth motored to DKATH OF MRS. WEIR. Mra. Lawaon and Mrs. McBrlde went Maas Variety Store a sale known aa^jjletree Camp No. 509, and the Inter- Flora ths tth and were the guests -if through high school together and Mrs. H. S. Weir of this city, who the carnival ot bargains will start. nationai brotherhood of boilermak- Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter, Mlss HARD ROAD PATROLMEN NA.MED have kept up correspondence in the Lesle. FOR CLAY COUNTY. had been a patient in the Anna hos- Eaoh day a special article will be on era of America. He was a kind and yeara alnce school days. pital for several weeks, passed away • • • • sale. See ad on Page 3. loving huaband and father, an aft'e?- Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Scott and soa Frank Hayes of Loulavlllee has, .j^^^^^^^^y corning, July 8, at 7:15 tionate son and brother, one who A PRETTY LUNCHEON. Ralph attended the picnic at- -Roo* been appointed-by Oov. ,Small as ,^,^^^ g^^ ^^^ ,,^^^ ,„ ^^^^^^^ MBS. JOHN W. PEARCE DIES was always willing to sacrifice his Lake the 4th. ^^ patrolman tor the hard road from K,^^^^ ,^^ g^^^^,, y^^^ „„ y.^^J Mlss Orace Whitmore gave a SUDDENLY AT OROVBLAND CAL. own pleasures and wants for the • • • • •" • Flora tt) the north Cbunty lln<^ ]^,,^ faithful member ot the Flrat luncheon Sunday In honor of her comforts and pleasures ot othsts. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stetty depSrtejl Aaron Bayler of Stanford has been ^ ^ church house guest, Mias Dorothy Russell Word reached Stockton early last Funeral services were held Ih the for Rochester, Mian., Isst^ Sunday. appointed patrolman for the hard i „,; ^g,^ „„ ,,^,„, âtitieA Tuea- of Columbus, O. The tollowlng evening from Groveland of the death United Brethren church Sunday af- Mr. Stpffy will take treatment at ths Mayo Brothers hospital. road trom Flora to the eaat connty N^y „, ^^, g,,,„^ condition ot bU guests enjoyed the hostess' pleasing there ot Mrs. J. W. Pearce, who had ternoon, July 5, conducted by Rev. line. • * * * wife left Immediately for Anna. hospitality: The Misses Russell, been taken seriously III a week ago R. B. Hall, pastor. Interment was Mr. Shrlver of Cincinnati has beea C. C. Colelaaure of Xenia, bas l>een Funeral arrangemenU''bave not Adele Hall, Lavelle Taggart, Maxlne while traveling near Carl Inn en made at Elmwood cemetery. The conducting an air school In Flora ths appointed patrolman for the hard past ten days and many of our engino been completed. Duft, Evelyn Karr, Millard Dale route to Yosemlte Valley. She was M. W. A. hsvlng'charge of the serv- road trom Flora to tbe west connty men are posting up on the mysterieo Mann, Mary Ellen Sloan. rushed to the Groveland hoapltal, Iceifllt the grave. of air as used for braking power. OAB8 OqiililDB. where a Stockton physician In ans- • « • • -Jbe appointments are effective WEDDED AT SALBM wer to an urgent telephone call hur- Card of Tluuiha. Up to date ws hsvs hesrd ot no sc-^ July 1st, and the salary ot $1,600 Last Thursday evening Clifford ried to attend her. It was found We take this method ot express- ctdenta ratultlng trom fireworks for per year. Stacey and tamily, while riding fn Thuraday of last week, Joseph necesssry to operate Immediately. ing our heartfelt thanks to the Mod- thU 4th ot Jnly. Evidently a Bsfo the L. A. Ward Ford, near the Ouy Petty was united In marrUge to Mn. ssne dsy was hsd and msy It con- The sufferer seemed to rally nicely ern Woodmen, to the Boilermakers tinue "Satety above everything eUe". Keith home on West Nortb avenue, Bessie Bryson of Louisville, Ky. COMMEBCIAIi etAiB MEET. from the operation and hope was and to our neighbors and frienda for • • • • collided with the Lawrence Quinn They are at'home to their friends held out for her recovery until a the many kind acta and tavora shown We noticed In last wssji's Jouraal- In rSgttlar monthly session Monday car. Both cars were damaged, but and well wlshera at the Petty home sudden turn last evening In her con- us at the time.of the death of our Reeord where sn orST Sena vstsrsn alght. inly tOth, at 6:30 p. m. at the only peraonal injury waa suffered In North Flora. husband, tather, son and brother. went to Chicsgo tor treatment tor the dition caused her to sink rapidly into following sllmsnts (snd yet wltb sll ChrlilJtian church basement. It U to by Mrs. Stacey. She was rushed to death. We also thank the givera ot the MR. BORDERS RESIGNS. the doctora In Chicago they aent be Fathers and Bons night and Rev. the Flora hospital witb an ugly cut The news of Mra. Pearce's pasaing beautiful flowers. another M. D. from Cleveland). US F. O. Fannon, president ot tbe Cen- on one of her arma, but no bones win bring a distinct shock to social MRS. JAMES FRED DAVIS hod ankylosed chronic hypertloohic tralla Chamber ot Commerce, is to were broken. Jobn Borders on Wednesday re- dorsslsnt Inmbsr spine sacro-IlUc signed as manager of the Gaaaman and club circles of the city. In which AND SON JAMES, (not the khid thst growss on bushes) be tbe speaker on the subject, "That she occupied a prominent and be MRS. VIENNA DUGGER, HARD ROAD MEN Ice Cream Co. at this station. Mr. Jonts bilatsral and rhlnltU strophlo Boy ot Youra." This Is said to be loved part. Posalbly no woman In MRS. EDNA DUNN. form tor ths POSt sis yesra. Othsr- MOVE TO CISNB Borders will devote his time to auto a very tine address and every mem- Stockton In ao short a time as w{is srlae I guess he Is O. K. Now he truck tervice. might hsvs othsr trouble. He of ber ot the club should bave his son The hard road men who have been Mrs. Pearce's residence here gained Mlss Berniee Hettlger Is cruising or some other tather's son as his on the Illinois river with her uncle, courae could have appendlcltU, making their beadquartera at Oeff LITTl,B CHILD ILL. more sincere admiration and warm who Is a steamboat ewner. cyStkU and splnsl meningitis. Thsjk guest tor that night. are nfoving their equipment to Cisne trlends in tbe community than shj. "Howinell can he get well." tbls week. The slab Is now laid 3 Mary Lou, the eighteen months She was active In Chrlatlan work Gnests at thfe Wm. Drake home are • • • • ANNUAL MBBIINO EGYPTIAN miles north ot Oeff and the company twin daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ray wheaever health permitted. J. C. Manuel and wife of Topeki, Kan. With all these diseases a soldier . 8EBD OBOWERK EXCHANGE finds It more convenient to work out Berry, Is critically 111 at the hoini> Of broad sympathies, Mrs. Pearce should be entitled to tbe awards of of Clane trom now on.—FVirfleld on Bast Fourth street. refused to confine heraelf to even a honor, the Iron cross and tbe grand The annual meeting of the Egyp- Miss Edith Lamp and Hiss BUis honnr, the lun cross and the grand Examiner. . ^ ' cultural rut, but with equal gener- Winters who ure attendini: noriiiul tlon Seed Growera Exchange will be medal of the French (Croix Af ICB CBEAM SOCIAL. osity lavished her Interest upon tbo at Charleston, came home to spend held In Flora, at tbelr warehouse, guerre.) Bo now Uncle Sam should MBS. WINELAND'S FATHER philanthropic, social and educational July 4th, returning Monday, see this award Is made now and not a on Tuesday, July 14th. H. M. Mum- The ladles of the U. B. church will 80, DIES AT ATHENS phasea of city,life. She waa actively Posthumous one. ford, dear State Agriculture college, hold an Ice cream social at Deckers Hr and Mra. Chaa. OaddU ot Olney Interested In the Camp Fire Girls' and Geo. W. Wicker, of the Illlnoia Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wineland were station at the T eaat of Flora. Every- were Sunday evening guests of Mr. work and a never falling friend of and Mn. A. G. OaddU. Read The Flora Joumsl-Rscord. Agriculture association, fere to be called to Athens, III.; Tnesday on ac- one invited. the organization members, both In- present. count ot tbe death of Mra. Wtne- dividually and collectively. It U to be a basket dinner and as land's father, H. L. Campbell. He BOME BBAtJTV SHOPPE Bom in Kentacky. all-day meeting. was 80 yeara old. Now open. Call for appointments. Mra. Laura Benclnl Pearce was A DOLLAR SAVED 18 HORE THAN A DOLLAR MRS. MARGARET FRY, HOSPITAL NOTES. E. H. Stanlnger ot Mayfleld, Ky., born In WIckllff, Kentucky, 39 yean motored to Flora and Sumner laai Phone 3«2—3 121 W. South Ave. ago and graduated trom Bishop Rob- EARNED. GET THE SAVING HABIT. 42-43* Mrs. Levi Annis ot Xenia, Is a med- Saturday and returned Sunday. Hind ability. ^1 „^^^,. Sunday the Vincennes K. C. team Miss Helen Ouerratax left Florn Plrtls, /rho U crltlesUy ill. >•••. will play here. Monday for a three weeks' vUlt In Subscribe to The Flora Joumsl- r. E. GOUMBY. BMT -, V* Chicago with her sUtsr, Mra. R.~C. W. E. HsrrU was a business vis- 41 ttr,:" "••':' "'•?-.:' • '•'"^* Jacobs. itor in St. LouU Tuesday. Rseord. THE FLORA JOURNAL4UEC

Neb., were peranaded at the laat mo- from high school, has been a popular suddenly diaplaced, flew up and ment to urry awhile longer. They teacher In grades tour, five and six struck him on the left chin and right are thU week visiting reUtives and of the LouUville achooU. temple, reducing blm to nnconsclonz- old acquaintances in Songer and Branson Wright, a aon ot Judge neaa. Dr. Steely gave the chin wound Oskaloosa townships. Wm. B. Wright of Effingham, gradu- five stitches and'put ttae man to bed. When the sheriff drove ott the flra- ated Iu law at'the Wesleyan Unlvera- Hr. Jengera ia one ot the oldest em- cracker squad from the conrt houss lty in Bloomington a week orso sgo. ployes on the road. He Is a single lawn Fourth of July momlng he did Brsnson Wright U favorably known 'man and has beea ebiding st - the a good thing. The court boose lawn In thla county as a former court re- home of Mr. and Mra. Vem Johnson, ts not a playground, neither does it porter for hU tather. In Jimtown. hel^ lu appearance any to be used Jacob Ingling and Mra. Ingling cel- Mr. and Hra. Oeorge lehl, of Mel- aa a roosting ground for human birds. ebrated their fiftieth wedding annl- vin, Ford county, are here for a aev- Fred Busse arrived home from Chi- veraary at their beautiful snburban eral days' visit wltli Mra. lehl's cago last Friday evening for a tew home, near lola, June 10. Mra. Ing- father and mother, Mr. and Mra. days' vacation visit with hU tamily. ling waa the attractive daughter of Webb Dlllman, and Hra. letal's Mr. Busse waa accompanied by Hr. Peter Poorman, a pioneer settler of brother-in-law and aister, Mr. and Mrs. Rez McCollum. Mr. lehl Is a NEW POTArOES ? Jc and Mra. Chas. D. Baum and daugh- Effingham county and Jacob Ingling ter, who returned to Chicago Mon- was a young soldier Just safely re- banker and a prominent busineas man day.' tumed bome trom the war. Their at Melvin. SLBS. ôur marriage was celebrated at the Poor- Robert Boyd of Stattgart. Ark., Dr. Aden VIckery and family of man farm home, north ot Blue Mound spent the week end In LoulsvIHe and FOR . TttrtKHoor St. LouU spent the Fourth in Louis-, about fouf miles northwest of the in Blalr township, attending to busi- SS!™^ FIOOR 29c ville with the doctor's mother, Mra. present thriving town ot Altamont. ness affairs. Mr. Boyd's wife, who If H b scuffed and wom-kiok- Kate VIckery. on Oarden street. Altamont at that time waa about five was Fanny McCaulley, died at the ing,get a con of Lowe Broth- Atty. Harvey Gross of Paris had era Porch Fkior Pafait, give it years old. Previous to the Civil War Boyd home in Stattgart laat May and 't';^%r**.'i professional bunlness In LouUville Mr. Ingling was a strip of « boy, the body was brought to the Blalr acoopleaf coots, and you will last Wednesday. township home for'burial. A part of ^^*^fL0BRa'^$1.2CLUB 9 be pleased with the deUghtfld learning the art of telegraphy in a 8. F. Scovell was about tbe county southera Indiana railroad office. Aft- Mr. Boyd's business here waa to glre seat laat Wednesday, looking after er tbe war and after his marriage he her grave some attention. Hr. Boyd farm Interests In this county. Mr. was for many years the station agent left here to visit his sister, Mrs. Scovell owns a 200-acres farm n and operator for the B. A O. Rail- Lewis, In Champaign, and will visit COUNTRY ji^Qpjj 4am 2.47 aouth Songer township. He Is a pros- road company at lola. He has a Civil bis two brothera at Bedford, Ind., CLUB perous business man ot Cowden. War record full of thrilling experi- the family home of the Boyd's, before PORCH FLOOR Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Noland and son. ences which we will some day try *o his return to Arkanaas. William, of Sprlngfleld, and Mr. and obtain for tbe Journal-Record read- Porter P. Bible Is again In business PAINT Mn. Dino Bush of Decatur, were ers. He and Mra. Ingling are old at the old stand on the north side Fourth of July guests ot Mr. and Mra. people now, living In contented re- «^"^«CLUB ^ FLOOR g.^-^ 4.69 Lowe Brothers Porch Floor of the public square. He and John Point flows freely, hides well, D. C. Burrow on South Main street, tirement at their lola home. F. KIncald traded back last Thursday coven a large area per golloa this city. Charley treated his "visitors afternoon and Hr. Bible is in St. and dries quickly to an at- to a mess of Clay county squirrels of President Cameron Harmon of Mc- Louis this wek re-stocking the con- tractive, lasting finish. his own shooting. Messra. Nolanjl Kendree college, at Lebanon, spent cern. Moon Chop TEA i fe . 18c Stop in and we win tell you and Bush are brothers-in-law of Mr. a few hours In Louisville early last Jhck Rodgera of Larkinsburg town- bow easily and inexpensive Burrow. week wklle motoring through to Fa- ship traded wltb LouisviUe merchanta yourpotch floor can be pahasd. Hard Road Overseer Fred Husk rtna to address a meeting of the bus- and swapped yarns with some of its Tou tae welooata to color was In town Friday for a few boura iness men's club of that hustling old timers last Wednesday. Uncle oords. and carried with him to hla home in town. From Farina It was President Jack ia 87 years old and apparently Moon Chop TEA i a . 3Sc Harmon's Intention to proceed soutb Mt. Carmel hla usual nine pounds ot to West Frankfort, where he wa? Is as tough as a hickory knot. He Louisville-bought coffee. scheduled last Wednesday to be pres- served five years In the Union army, BOWMAN'S Arthur Steely and his Kentucky ent at the ceremony of laying the a good portion of which time he waa bride are expected to reach Louis- corner stone of a new Methodiat detailed as a scout for the various ville thla week. They were leisure- divisions of the western armies oper- CHEESE Cream g 33c church building. President Harmon ly touring through Pennaylvania the stated while here that old McKendree ating under Grant and Thomas. Jack middle of last week and were headed college was again coming Ipto its Rodgera claims he was present wkh west. own—that a freshman class of over the detachment that captured Jeffer- Mias Jennie Todd, we understand, 200 was promised for enrollment next son Davis after the surrender in Vir- COUNTY SEAT NEWS has been employed aa a teacher for ginia, and that Mr. Davis' capture CHEESE Bnck [,«. 30c September 1 and that the college at- the ensuing achool year In the Flor.i at that time was due to the ex;>(DC who had planned to leave last Tues- young woman and for the paat two Wednesday while assisting In the Confeleracy until after lhe pi-lsoner day for their home In Brenkleman, jor three yeara, alnce her graduation moving of a sub-grader. A lever had b?fn sent Ir to headquarters. Uf Country Club Pork ol-3 Pink Salmon e o Ihls incident of the close of 'he Civil and Beans O C M pound can IZC War John Clark RIdpath's tllstory of the United States says: "Jeffjrson -RI^T" q- 25 lb. Pocket Sugar *| |*|| Davis and his cabinet mad^ their es- pound IFC Pure Cane 91*0U CTpe from Richmond to Danville und there for a few days kept up a form Picnic A|> Country Club.Sandwich | |" )f government. They then fled 'nti Packages Zi3C .Spread Small 19C Join the the Crowd—Starting Saturday Norih Carolina aud were soittert-d.. The ex-president, with a few frler.î. Olives, plain of Country Club Sandwich oo —AT THE— mad&bts v/ay inti Oeorgla. whsre hs Pint LJC Spread Large iliOC was cantured ne^r t'-^ vl' -• of ':- V :nvlll-? n c; ? ' oV. ci May, I ^6^. l:y Standard e p Za-Rez, Q m a part of the co-.iiLiEnd of (Jeneral Corn .. laC Assorted Flavors «} jC Wilson. Davis was ut once taken as Standard e o CARNIVAL of BARGAINS a captive to Fortress Monroe, and was kept in confinement tor two Pecs iibC ""^r:. lOc yeare. He was then removed to lllch- —WATCH— The greatest bargains ever offered in this READ moni, to be tried on a chftrKe of community, don't fail to be here the first treason, but the cause remained un- for our special tried for about a year and ;i half, I time on the farms of Logan, Menard oMest Clay county employe nt the day, scores of prices on staple merchandise and was then dismissed iri'a court." and Sangamon counties. He thinks Elgin hosplUl, and Is one of the val- daily bargains, that will surprise you. Tell your neigh- SAVE Mr. Davis was then allowed to return Peteraburg, the county set of .Mcuard uable and dependable men employed they are worth to his plantation home in Mississippi, I county, is the best fine re.s(dence by the state.at that Institution. He bors and come early. The more you buy— and died there a few years latter. town he has ever seen and says that reported Kenneth Erwin of .fhis city, while coming for the more you save. COME there are fewer shabby residences In lately InsUUed in a clerical position Bllsha Hale, trading at tae capital Petersburg than can be found in any at the hospUal, doing well and In a Inst Friday, said while here tba: ho j other town of Its size In Illinois. fair way to make good. IITCT A f*l AMrrC* WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE MANY had been planting and Brewing corn Petersburg is on the Sangamon river, Rev. John W. Tucker and family a -3 JUD I A ULl/\ni^£i BARGAINS IN STORE FOR YOU. for 63 years In Clay county, and that about forty miles northwest of spending a two weeks' vacation ivt the In all his life he never knew corn | Springfleld. Mr. Lackey also savs old home In Massac county, down on that while In Menard county he vis- UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII prospects so promising as they are the Ohio river. It Is their flrat visit to GLASSWARE. Ht this time. He added that despite ited the restored old town of New tbelr former southern Illinois home I OPENING DAY SPECIAL. I Iced Tea Tumblers, star cut, each 10c the lack of rain In April and May Salem, the home for a few years of since their removal trom Illlnoia to Thin Blown Cut Tumblers, 6 for 39c thore would be a half crop of oats Abraham Lincoln wben he was a BatesvUle, Ark., betore the World = CHINAWARE ASSORTMENT. = and hay. Mr. Hale Is one cf ;h ! lead- young man. It was here In Offutt's War, where Mr. Tucker gained »ome i Called "seconds" because of | Iced Tea Jugs, 2 quart 49c ing farmers of Songer township/ cabin store as a clerk that Lincoln experience. If not dollars. In lead S slight imperfection, each piece is s Lemon Juice Extractors, each .*.. 8c While Dick Fain of Farina and rei.d law hv the fllckerin,? llgbt of ^minin g and the production ot high 5 of pure white semi-porcelain. Thi.s 5 Gold Band Plates, each 19c centralla. sold Ulysses KIncald a fine the fireplace blaze; tbat he courted | grade stock hogs. Chnrch sexton Gold Band Cup and Saucer 21c Studebaker car last Priday nt tha aufl won the heart of pretty Annie Walter Fields Informs us that his s quality usually sells for 15c and SOc s capital, we made the H:qualnt.ince Kntledge, vrbo soon atter sickened son-in-law, Reuben Courtright, and = each. ^g% 1 IlllllllllllllllllllilillllllllllllllllllllUlillillllllllllllllllU and chatted for a half hour with the ijnd died in bis arms; and that as a daughter, Oiadys, have recently aold lone pasesnger D^ck brought with bim 'rassler" he o»crthrew Jae;: Arm- their farm In Wayne county and have 5 Your choice # C g i MONDAY'S SPECIAL. to town. The man was Den Thomp- strong, the champion leader ot '.he purchased a 600-acre cattle farm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii son, giving his address ut St. Lonls. "Clary boys," and thus won p-srinis- near Metropolis, the county seat ot ^ Famous Monarch Brand Wash- IS Mr. Thompson Is a newspaper man Kloa to ll\e In New Salem wllôut Massac county, and that the nreacher ^ HOSIERY. B board. Solid spring brass rubbing s end until racently he has for f?\eral further molestation. Mr. Lackey adds and bis family will doubtless find a Men's fine service hose, 2 pair 45c surface, size 11x11 inches years been the publisher of a paper thut The most st:ractlve t:i.'>nu-rcut In warm welcome there during their vis- Ladies' Ser^'ice Hose, reinforced heel at Fulton, Ky. He Is now looking for tho gravyard st New Salem ia ll.:i it In the county. g SOc value for 49c a new location. We recommended Eran!t» stone tha'. marks Annlo Rut Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnetpp, and toe 2 pair 4Sc him to try Farina, one of ih3 llvest ledge's grave and that men a.'i yoi liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii who moved from Bible Grove to Ef- niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!! and best small towns for a newspaper livinp tn tho New tâlem neighborhood flngham where they bought property TOILET ARTICLES. on the Illinois Central railroad, we vKhoso t.iiherH and uncles wero a»«.o- about a year ago, bave recently re- I TUESDAY'S SPECIAL. I believe, • clates of Lincoln In New Salem days. Asst. Talcilm Powder can 9c 'JP. tumed to their home In that city 5 8 QT. PRESERVING ALUMINUM 3 The "Farina News says "Dollle Hol- .Mr. Lack(> expect* tb sen' t(. Ver- from the wedding ot their son, Albert' I KETTLE. 5 Powder Puffs, 3 1-2 inch each 9c son, who'bas been visiting friendt and million county this week. to Miss Ruth Elizabeth Coe, at Olr- £ Highly polished outside with s Lemon Hardwater Soap 3 bars 25c relatives at Farina, Louisville, Alta- Pearl P. Beat, who was In Iho ard. Compacts, double . each 4So mont, Edgewood and eUowbiTO for county last week, attendla;^ tbo 6!lth Lester KIncald and his bride re* 5 sun-ray finish inside, none sold g the past month and a half, left for birthday anniversury ot his -.i.^'her- turned to Louisville a few days ago 5 to dealers. We reserve the right to E Waving Irons .. each 10c her home In Denver, Colo., Monday." In-law, Mra. Lafnyettc Pulllam. In from their honeymoon trip, and Les- s limit the quantity of purchase. E Pyralin Combs ... each 19c The News adds that "Ad-^n Holson is Bible Grove, and calling on relatives ter Is again back in the store waiting s RELIANCE BRAND /ICfc^ = Negligee Garters ... pair 25c now studying law In Denver, that and friends In Blalr an

te.'jik;««tejiai'/.>:i'..'j4s:i.i4f'?St-.i>'i^^^ ^mmmmKm THE FLORA JOURNAL-RECXMU). FLORA,

built In 1913, ia mated oat. Chicago as hia lawful wtfe. at The brickwork on the walla ot tb« The many friends of Frank Hayea new Kemmer block ob the south side in thla comm'Vinity and coanty wtll ot the public squara was finished last be glad to learn that be has been a;>- s Thuraday forenoon and the five ma- polnted patrolman of Route 2B of 8 \ Washable Dresses iona employed in the censtruetlon ot the SUte'a highway between Flora the walls have retarned to thetr and the north connty line, a dlstanr<^ 'J^ bome in Roblnaoa. Monday ot thla of eighteen miles. The appointment Try a Pound of week Contractor Sam Bryden, ot wak made by Oov. Small, and waa ut- Flora, put a tore* ot carpentera to fcctlve July 1st. It carries a salary work on the Inaide finish, and it ts ot about $1600 a year, together with 44 now aald the job will be completed car and all necessary expenses. Mr. »5 $7.00 v«ju«^^'-^;lv^^ and made ready for occupancy within Hayes aerved the people ot this coun- Hodg.es' Special another month. The west lower room, ty very credUably a few yeara ago as • cornering tbe square, has been let. we deputy county treasurer, and since are Informed, to W. H. Beare, repre- tbat time has been pursuing his busi- .-hii^'~'^••ipf-iîir senting bis brother-in-law, John H. ness as a farmer In northweet Louli-- Brown of lola, and will become tbe ville Tp. He is oiê ot the bost future poaltry and produce bouse of qualified men In the county for the COFFEE the Brown firm at the county aeat. place, and the Oovernor couldn't The second lovrer rootai, together with have pleased the people of this part the six or eight compartmenU In of the county better. Aaron Bayler i which the second floor will be divid- of South Stanford Twp., was nomin- ed, has been let to John Smith and ated by the Oovernor at the aame his nephew. Jack Smith, to be fitted tl'ti tor patrolman ot Route 12 trom up as a raataurant or cate and room- Flora to the east county line, and C. ing houae. No figures have yet been C. Colclasure of Xenia, a aon-ln-law A* 49c submitted by Mr. Bryden, but within of Arthur Kenley, was appointed pa- a few days Mr. Kemmer will know trolman of Route 12 from Flora to about what it will cost him to dis- the west county line. place the old building on the north- The Best Coffee in Town • TVB SBUK, ENGLISH BROADCLOTH, FRENCH VCHLB, ANU east corner ot tbe public square with County Treasurer John M. Etchi- • OTHER WASHABLE MATERIALS. STRIPES, CHECKS A.ND a modern one-story brick or tils- son spent the fore part of the we^jk SOLID COLORS. SI3SES 16 TO 44. stuccoed business structure. Adjoin- In Sprlngfleld, making his annual ing the Kemmer Bldg. on the Bast settlement with SUte Treasurer .?;&4 ;.•- rrHB FRIENDLY BTORB" ^m side, occupied by the Cox Motor Co , Custer. Enronte he visited oV'>r Mr. Kemmer owns the sixty foot Sunday night In Champaign with-.bts fronUge to the northeast comer of brother-in-law. Art WiUlams, and HODGES that side 'at the public square. This family . property Is ninety teet back to the The Board ot Review of Assess- alley, and Is occupied by a small ments convened at the court house in double frame building known as the LouisvUIe Tuesday morning, Jnly T, Cash and Carry Grocery Sheppard building. Mr. Kemmer for regular business. S contemplates a new building that Dr. Arthur Steely, twenty yeai's 3. villi cover all this ground, which will ag(r a popular yaung dentist In Lou- ••1 give him a business bloc^ facing the isville, accompanied by his wife and CHIFFMAN!^ square 60x60 feet, a good business two sons, of Williamsburg, Ky., are and wife of Clay City, attended this RULES AND RBQIJLATIONH OP booze running and was fined $600 room on the east or rear, with a In town for a short visit with tlie celebration and report a glorious time CLAY CO. BO.UID OF AEVIGW Additional County Seat Newa and costs. The fine was paid with north frontage and also ample room Doctor'a brother. Dr. Frank Steeiy, meeting old trlends. five one hundred dollar bills by Leon- for a heating plant n the alley. Mr. and other relatives and friends. 'Sam SUnford and daughter, MUs ard Clacclo, of Sprlngfleld, who flew 1. All complaints of every class Kemmer said last Friday that tIfe Mlss Mildred Farrls accompanied Hallie, and son, Harold, visited on the must be made In writing or In per- (Continaed from Page Two) to Colandrlno's relief as soon as he east side Improvement was no dream Fourth with Sam's four boys, Robert, learned of his trouble. Botb men Hr. and Mrs. Oeo. H. Kepley to aon, setting forth the leading polnta —that he really Intended to Invent Oranlte City last Sunday, tor a tew Lester, Oren and Edwin, In (Tentralla. and duly signed by the porson or are Italians, and It Is supposed they four or five thousand dollars on It Robert Is conducting a big bakeiy paign, where they visited the Uni- bave been operating between Sprlng- days' visit. persons making the complaint. versity buildings and'great sUdlum, If present conditions prevailed until Afr. and Mrs. Rex Lackey and fam- In that city, and the businesa Is so fleld and Louisville, Ky., as the car next spring, and that he had no prosperous that It givea his throe 2. All complaints and requests thence to Rantoul and the aviation that Colandrlno drove, built to carry ily of East St. Louis, spent the 4th should be made at the earliest possf- doubt of obtaining desirable tenants at the old home In Louisville. brothers steady employment. fields, and then on to Chicago, where one hundred gallons of fire-water, if his plans matured as he now an- ble date. None will be entertained they were the guests for a short time bore a Kentucky license. F. J. Bates and wife of Larkins- RoUa B. Henry, superintendent of after the first Monday in Auguat of Owen Evans and wife, cousins of ticipates. Wherefore those men who burg Tp., traded at the capital ladl the Tanner orchard holdings In Lou- Locomotive Engineer Ernest Glar- stoQd In the crowd as the old Olm- 1926. the boys. From Chleago they skirted Monday. ieville, Harter and Stanford town- 3. Persons asking to have tbe aa- across northern Indiana to Cleveland, don and family have returned to their stead corner burned to the ground Instead "' having a celebration it ships of this county, was about the home in Kankakee. three months ago and croaklogly sessments of any personal or realty O., thence on through Erie, Pa., and predicted, "That makes another blic the county seat this year In honor of capital Monday, looking after affal.'s. reduced must fully describe prop- on to Buffi^, N. Y., and Niagara The Clay County Shippera' associa- hole In the public square, for Char- the completion of the biggest achieve- The Tanner orchards In this county erty and give reasons for requesU. Falls. At this point the crossed over tion sent out two cara ot live stock, ley Kemmer will never rebuild!" ment In the history of Clay county, represent over one thousand acr^s. 4. Persons asking to have the as- into Canada. Returning home they bound tor the Nationai Stock Yards have another guess coming. Mr. the same being hard road routes Noc. "r.i Mr. Hnry s^d pre"ent prospc-:ts sessment raised must give a full de- touched Columbus, O., and Indian- In East St. Louis, last week. Both Kemmer Is today one of the town's 12 and 25 east and west and north lur all varieties of early fa.l and win- scription of property and the name apolis, and when tbey reached IJOU Is- of these cara were loaded at Louis- and south through the county, the ter apples were the best In many of owner and reason ot complaint. ville tbelr speedometer showed they ville. Those ot our tarmers and first citizens, and the block he has people of Louisville, Flora, Clay City years. The orchard trees, he said, had hit off 1,700 miles. Mr. and Mrs. stockmen receiving checks of one already built In the ashes of tho and Xenia, together with all thr are In No. one condition, and the 6. Persons reporting property Lester Kincaid will go to housekeep- hundred dollars or more on theKe April flre Is a monument to bis en- country side were impelled to sejK frillt Is likewise in No. one condition omitted by any assessor are requaa> ing In their own home In the Tolliver shipments were O. S. Cllfton, $603.63 terprise and public spirit. If he goes Fourth ot July pleasure and recrea- owing to a dry spring which enabled ted to describe property fully and addition to Louisville September Ist. for slz cattle, eight calvea, one bo< ahead with the east side Improve- tion elsewhere or stay at home. orchard workers to more effectively give names of parties by whom their and five sheep; Sidney Cook, $268.50 ment next spring It will be just that Most of the people at the capital cultivate and spray them. The con- claims can be proven. Prot. C. Crouse, superintendent ot for ten bogs; F. F. Wattles, $198.66 much more to his credit as an up- elected to remain at home. However, sequence Is that a fine grade of fruit «. Parties claiming that property the Nashville schools the past year, tor five cattle; R. C. Negley, $103.76 to-date business man and citizen. assessed sbeuld be exempt trom taxa- bas been re-employed as superintend- there was some visiting. Rev. Van la now In the making, and a generous tion must give full description of ent for the ensuing .êar. Prof. for twelve light sheep; Harry Kin- C. White attended a churcb picnic crop appears to be assurred. Mr. property and the grounds on which caid, $101.90 for two hogs and one Mrs. Flossie Wagner, now ot Ab- and celebration at Phlnlster's Orov? Henry said the Tanner holdings are Crouse was Tor several years super- calf. B. M. Jennlnga for one calf In Effingham county, and was the expecting to produce one hundred they base their claims. intendent of the LoulsvIHe schools, ingdon, and LowelT and Bryan Tolil- 7. All requests asking tor a ,1 and Is still regarded by many people received * check netting him $23.05. ver ,of East St. Louis, visited over principal speaker of the day. Many car loads of prime apples, and about the Fourth with 'their tatber, Judgo Blalr and Bible Grove Tp. pe^>pie thirty car loads ot pears this season, change of description of real estate in thia commnnity as one of the Rev. John Baughman, who left his were present. Alf. Phillips and wife. that there would be no peaches, but on the booka must give a full de^ strongest and best school men ever home In Louisville Satarday mornlni; Aisle N. ToUlver. It waa the first seription of the tract or tracta and employed here. His son, Luke, a to fill his regular appointment ov>r- the pame "secretary" bird. Thla Can lid wrenches I'ci BILL BOOSTER SAYS bird's habits, says Nature Magaslne, 9x12 Inchea 4»o Orey enameled preserving kettles, each 25o-6H«- 10jrt4 Inches S»e. are far from literary, as Its bnalneaa 14-quart grey enameled dishpan 4i>r kSiGaoM olOEft.iuona In life Is hunting snakes and similar ' TM«r voo OAur Oivioe F01X6 animals, it is un African and ta on* Daisy fly killers : I9c, g tor SSc IUTO'GIOOD'suo'^nf. -tiiactdi of the largest hlrds of prey. LADIES' SILX HOSE. El Vamplro fly powder 2 for 2,t€ Fly-Tox, bottle 40a MMM A KlUO OEGO DOMB M lar '4 Pure silk thread Dixie Belle brand na- UO GIAIM9 to eoODMESS, VUMILE Lord Itobert Cllve, founder of the tionally advertised. A perfect fitting EGG BEATERS. QOME PERSOMS VA40QMJK British empire In India, was the despair ot his teachers. After being expelled stocking because the toot ia full fashioned Egg beaters, cast Iron driving wheel and handle s f* tV«MSEa«S AMbwa tHE'GOCO" from four achools he was sent by hla 'M turned beaters, each double IvC HMIK MCMSCS OF etOMC ^ fatlier for punishment on a cruise to and the ankle narrowed, 22 Inch boil, Wire egg lA... lefS BE CW>RrrABLK». llie East. wide mercerized top, ravel stop, fashi.in hf-atere IUC marks, high spliced heel and toe, double Wood handle knives and forks, special for aole. In the most popular shadea. Saturday Set 98c PAINTS Atmosphere, pablo brand and straw CiXtra value, for .^ 98c EverythloK in PAINTS for the House, Bam, Roof nr Machin- ery. We rarry a Faint, Varnish, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.^ or MSatnel tor every purpose. Popular market baskets, braided straw, interwoven aplint, BfliKnt in rar loa'ix und sold to fancy colora, reinforced top and bottom. CLOTHES HANGERS. yoo at.Jactnry prices. Oolor Special Saturday at ^J _ _ _ VSe Card and Price List sent free Splint maple, fancy color straw braid trimoiing waste paper Coat hangera, each 5/t-iy-ji^.a,-)- •.-{•^n '-i^:y....-, _ _... SSJ Dresa or pant hanger 10c BRUSHES. HILL-HUDSON CO. OLNEY, IMi. TRESSLAR'S 5-10 AND VARIETY STOFtE Rranrhes:— "Get It At TreMlar's" sno East .Main St., Decatar, 01. "TlMfjrHairi It Fer 715 8. Waahiacton. Peorte, m.' Suaiiaee 27-29-81-83-81-87

dMM um ^'^^^^'^^^^^-^^ HK^ THE FLORA JOURNAL^tECORP. FLORA^ '"jfQ" iilHinniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuuiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiuuiiiuu MAKIN6 muKY 1. . - f A CONDENSED REPQJIT OP THE OONDITION Of The Little Star When Times Are Active the ^• PROPSR FOOD FOR SCHOOL CHILDRKN piy Increases—Contraction Fot* THE FLORA NATIONAL BANK Twinkle, Twinkle, Little star, ' "^ " : J , ;y"' " f' lows Seasonal and Periodio '.M The age dnring which children sra ' ••"• .M . FLORA. ILLINOIS Yon're a Little Wonder Car, Slackening. ( ^•^ sttendlng school may aptly be called Far above alt other makes, ^ Tbe Dangerous Age." It is the period At the close bf Business, June 30,J192S v*f * V the Dnited States, Federal Reserve Real EsUte 10.676.66 «. . ., .-f As you twinkle to success. casea of food poisoning. Indlgeatios notea now make up slmoat one-halt," •^ Circulation 65,000.00 •k •^ Giving more and costing less and kindred ailments may resnit. be aaya in psrt. "Is I«20 they wera Furniture A Fixtures... 14,213.45 RedlscounU 16,600.0» it fi In Artie lands, or Tropic sunny, ^ And mllk, being the chief Item In 70 per eent The iaereaae In enrren- the diets of most children, shonld be cy which the war and high world Other resources 4,819.5S Other Liabilities 774.87 Little Car you're worth the money. :.».' carefully guarded It Is, because of prices made necessary was provided Cash and due from banks ^4,275.77 Deposits 248,962.40 Its natnre, prone to Infection If ex- almost wholly by Federal Reserve posed to germs and may soon become notea. Just aa the increaae waa whol- \ • nnflt tor nse. Wberever thera Is the ly throngh Federal Reasrve notea, so ToUl $430,644.54 ToUl $430,644.64 Allison Notor Co. slightest reason for doubt as to lla sgain the decreaae waa altogether fai purity and food value, steps shonld be Federal Reserve notea. Reaerve notes FLORA, ILLINOIS taken to Insure the sterility and the in circulation decreaaed from fSJOO,- fltness ot mllk Intended for consump- 000,000 In November, 1920, 10^1,700,- tioii by children. Many mothera bave 000,000 In March, 1925. Between the iiiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB adopted the excellent practice of naing same dates other currency Increased mHk that Is absolutely pure and sterile from fl,S00,OaO.OOO to 12.300.000.000. Mrs. Wm. Wolfe, who has been and free from any germs or bacteria. dne to an Increase in gold certificates. Pruning Young Orchards with relatives In St. Louis for two The most satisfactory, as well as the' "There are still some few who pro Is Very Important Work weeks. Is reported quite 111 safest mllk used In preparing food for dnce theoretical argumenta to show Trees which have reached tbe age the growing child Is evaporated mllk. that for some reason the. Federal Re- of three to flve yeara probably require Leo AUen, Mra. 'B. E. Allen and ê Flora Joarnil-Record It Is sterile, and therefore aafe. It serve note Is not elaatic. These va- Miss Naomi spent the Fourth In Terre Published Weekly by rioua arguments raise Interesting the least pruning of any age, provided Haute, Ind. Is more .digestible than market mllk. they have been given the right Stan. '^'h* Flora Record Publishing Co. Its uniformity, convenience and cost questions, but they make little head- way against the facts, for the facts This does not mean, of courae, that (A Corporation) are qualities that recommend It. none will be required, but such catting Mrs. Ben Gray and daughter, Mlsa Tbe following dishes are well snited show that the Federal Reserve note May, visited In Falrfleld over Sun- Office In the Shrlver Building. has been elastic. as Is done will be light and corrective day. to tbe needs of the growing child; In nature. L. If. Wood, Pres. and Oen'l. Mgr. How Currency Changea Volums they are easily digested and very The pruning ot an appl« tree dur- Howard Tresselar spent the week nourishing: "The amount of currency the cona- Bntered October 3, 1912, as sec- try requires reflects changing prices. ing tbe first two yean ot Ita life ia end with BIckne.l, Ind., relatives. .osd-claas matter at the post office FIELD MICE HARMFUL Caramel Cuatard. wage levels, employment and volnme very Imporiant. It la at this time that 1 cup evaporated 14 cup sugar the shspe of the tree will be deter- Mlss Bernetta Montleth and Mlss .St Flora, Illinois, under act of March of trade. As an example, retail trade Maime Lowrey were guests of Flora, .%. 187». TO APPLE ORCHARDS mllk diluted (caraaielliad) at Christmas time Is alwaya larger mined, Inclndlng snch Imporiant Items with » tb«i». sugar as height of head, nnmber and distri- friends and relatives from Saturday 1 cup water H tsp. salt than at other times. Tbls results In a^ until Monday. THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1925 (Prepared by the Unltsd Btftt«s Department I egge H tip. vanilla considerable Increase In the need fpr bution of scaffold branches, and re- of AsiicvUare.) moval ot all bad crotches whlcb may Look out for shcirt-talled fleld mice Scald the diluted mllk. Caramelise hand to tand currency. Currency Will Plnder, who Is In a drug the eugar and add to mllk to diHolv*. withdrawals and receipts at the Fed- occur early In the Ute of tbe tree. The store at Salem was here Tuesday. SUBSCRIPTION RATES this year, is the admonition of the bio- Beat eaee •lightly, add augar, aalt. and next two or three yeara, then, compose flavoring and combine with acalded eral Reserve Banks Illustrate the way •Maa year $2.00 logical survey. United .States Depart- the so-called growing period of the Mrs. S. C. Dayton and daughter. ment of Agriculture. Injury to trees mllk. Pour Into cuetard cupa and set this special demand was met. Prior Wz months jl.OO In a pan ot hot water and cook In a tree, after which time trult production Mlss Carolyn and their guests Messrs. and other plant life by these mice oc- to Christmas there was paid out about ••Three months 5<» moderate oven. When done, a knife 1300,000.000 of currency, all of which begins. It -la during this period of French and S. L. Freeman and Mls»- cura at more or lesa regular intervals blade run in the center will coms oot One month 25 was retumed to the bank within the rapid growth that little or no pnratng Catherine Freeman spent Sunday .Magle copies 06 or cycles. Following a year of maxi- , rclean. evening In Centralla. Flsh Chowder. two or three weeks following Christ- U given, not only becanse It Is not usu- mum abundance thera ll apt to be a mas. ally necessary, but because It may 'de- Announcements of church and So- year of comparative acttftrlty, after I pint raw fleh out i cupa belting lay fmltlng If not properly done. Once Claud Tracey and Bruce Mowry which aeveral years ara usually re- In 1-Inch dice water "ê mechanlam Is that when Fed- of St. Louis were here for the Fourth. .«iety gatherings for the purpose =it t email potatoes, 1 cup avaporatad eral Reserve member banka need cnr- the tree comes Into heavy fruiting, raising finances will cost jlOc per quired to recuperate the leases and to • llced mllk diluted however, pruning may be resumed with llae tor each Insertion. When such reatore the mice to their usual abun- I onlona chopped with rency tor their customers they draw Mlss Dorothy Russell of Columbus. flne I o«p water tt trom the Reaerve Bank. Member the purpose of thinning out the Ohio, is a guest at the C. S. White- stings are free, the notice, printed dance. Tiiese mice are among the branches to open up the tree, and also , the Journal-Record, will be free. \ pound fat aalt • crackera haaka esn secnra additional currency more home on Ekat Sth street. most proline ot nil mammals and dur- pork, ailced - to keep np the vigor of new growth. ing a single exceptionally favorable ky borrowing at the Reaerve Bank. Try out tha aalt pork. When brown, OoBversely, whenever currency in eir season tbey may Increase as It by Pruning Is handled at all times so Miss Lavelle Taggart of Washing- remove4}lecea of pork and put flah, po- enlatlon becomes larger., than la re- as to promote bearing, but early In the ton, Ind., Is the guest of Miss Maxlne magic to menacing proportions, and tatoea. and onlona In kettle. Cover qnired by bnslness It begins to return Duff. BILL BOOSTER SAYS thla tends to ahorten the Interval be- with bolllna water. Simmer until po- life of the tree there are times when tatoee are tender. Add the mllk anf to the banks and they Immediately tween pcrloda,of great abundance and growth counts more than anything cook 5 minutee lonKer. .êavon wllh ntllise It to pay off Indebtedness at ths else. This should be combined with Lew. and Stanley Johnson camo destructlveness. Large numbera of •alt and pepper. Juat before aerving Reserve Banka, on which they ara pay- out from St. Louis to spend the hol- mice In a locality not only set up con- add the crackera. attention to the proper training of tbe \9 WPVXAftnM \S -XD KEEP ing Interest tree, sA\a/kBLE> Watch Your Diet, tional bank notes, elsatlc because all branches. visit their sisters, Mrs. Wm. Mc- emlea, and these conditions account tor except thoae notes ean be issned In PftEQUEvrrvS VUMKT A the equally sudden disappearance of Mahan and Mra. Henry Leonard and Say* Prima Donna amounta required and they all tand to families. Mr. Warner bas returned fBJLOM *1M\UK& ooesvf r the mice. flow l>ack to the Reserve Bank when Mulch Strawberry Bed to the city but Mrs. Warner and sons Mulching of the strawberry bed Is AMOUMTf "TD •AOCH ANVWANl, During the last two seaaons there Cyrena Van Gordon, prima donna of they are not required. There Is an- will remain longer. has been relatively little field-mouse other phase of currency elasticity. A desirable because It prevents frost the Chicago Ot>era company, believea damage, keeps di)«n weeds, retains Injury, so that considerable damage In the flapper and tlOO Federal Reserve note may repre- The members of Mrs. Young's class may be expected within tbe next sea- sent only $40 in gold, because a gold moisture, keeps the berries clean and will please be advised that tha cars her privileges. Sha improves the soil. To he snItaMe, a sun or two. Thut some Injury at least ' believes in the reserve ot onlj 40 per cent Is required wili leave ihe church at 3 y. m. Is due for the present winter Is cer- against Federal Reaerve notes. On mulch must be cheap, must contain Wednesday, July 15th, so please be practice of tbls few weed seeds, must not be easily there with your family, yjur baskets, tain, according to the, rodent-control much-d I s c u s sed the other hand, a 1100 gold certiflcate must represent $100 In gold. Thns moved by winds, shouid be easy to bathing suits, etc. worken of ll>« biological Survey, wlio person in wearing found a number of large apple treea the Federal Reaerve Banks ean issue. apply and compact, but not so com- n o corsets, In In response to commercial demand, pact that the plants are smothered, Miss Leila Blren of Springfield as well as small ones girdled by field wearing ahort mice. These observere have found the two and one-half tlmea as many Fed- according to horticulture speclallsU came Sunday night for a visit wllh skirts, going In tor eral Reserve notes as gold eertiflcatea at the Kansas State Agricultural col- her cousin. Miss Cletis Etchison. mice to be abundant In certain sec- athletics and out- tions this year while relatively scarce iMfore the raserye ratio reaches the lsgs. door life and In legs! minimum. Misses Irma and Cletis Etchaaoa In othera They advise that every or- thoroughly opaet- The best mulching materials ara returned Sunday night from a visit chardist examine his trees and the tlng tbe theories Secondary Streteli marah hay or prairie grass, straw with relatives In Sprlngfleld.' i vicinity ot his orchard, and where and practices of "Thla aecondary elasticity wss 0- manure, corn fodder and oats, and aigns of mice are present take action her mother and Inatrated during the war, when in re- wheat or barley atraw which conUlns Mrs. Paullne Moore is here visit- ,^ sponae^to war demands Federal Re- ing ber sisters, Mrs. Walter Etchason to prevent Injury and aerloua future I grandmother no grain. losses. serve notss were issued to the amoant of Flora and Mrs. Noah Martin of Mlss Van Oordon, of tS.405,000,000. The Federal Re- Enfield. Mrs. Myrtle Dale of Streator la Cyrana Van wbo Is, In private serve System could hsve issued mora the sruest of her son. Prof. R. W. Oordon. lite, Mra. S. Bogarl than 1800.000,000 additional withont NOTICe TO Ht'NTERS. • J. N. Valbert came down from Dale and family. Munns, tbe wlte lowering the reaerve against notes be- Champaign to spend the week end of Doctor 8. B. Munns, sa.va that all with his mother, Mra. Ansa Valbert. low 40 per cent, or the raserve sgainst As a protection to my personal Walter Stein of Vincennes, Ind., ot these things are woman's right and deposlta below 86 per cent In any interests I will not allow any htint- Fred Cunnlngbam has returned to was a recent guest at the Ooldsby are necessary If a woman Is anxious emergency the power to issne these Ing on my farm. 42-43 to keep her youth and beauty. Bui his home In Miami, Fla. Mre. Cun- home. notes Increaaea by 160 par oent the L. F. BRISSENDEN. ningham and daughter Jean will re- exerctsr is not the only thing that Is amoaat ot caah which might be anp- main for a longer aUy. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duff ipent a necessary for tbe woman who la de- plied to the conntry. day In Mt. Vernon last week. When you need an auctioneer for The Flora Jonraal-Reeord. sirous'of being attractive. She muat "Federal Reserve currency has your sale, call C. W. McVeigh, Flora, W. H. Duff was a business visitor watch her diet and be careful not to proved Itself flexible In war expan- R. 2, People'a phone. 82-tt In Eâst St. Louis Tuesday. eat anytliing that will. In any way, be aion and In post-war reductlona. Since < fattening. the establishment of the System the There are ceriain dishes to whlcb currency has been responsive to the iiMiniiiiniiiiniiiNiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiHinMiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiM 8 UIss Van Oordon Is partial and to aeaaonal and emergency needs ot 8 which she gives the credit for tbe re- buainess. The Federal Reserve Act • Hfith tention of ner beauty. These dishes obtained currency elasticity by plac- • ahe prefera to prepare herself and. ing the country's reserve caah In insti- I YOUR EYES ARE YOUR j when on tour with the Chicago Opera tutions not organized for proflt, trom 8 company, she carries a small electric whicfa currency might be withdrawn stove In order that she nlil not be or to which it might be returned in deprived ot the food she deems necea- response to the country's needs. BEST FRIEND— sary. These dishes are easily prepared. While the existence of the Reserve Mlss Van (Jordon uses for System gives flexibility to almost all Celary and Cheeae Caaaerale. forms of currency, the Federal Re Protect Them 1 cup cheeae I tbsp. butter serve notes, secured In part by com- For 10 Days a Special DRUGSTOm t cupa chopped I cup cooked apa- mercial paper, provides a possible seo- C*l*rr KhettI oadary expansion In readiness tor an Price on All Frames H cnp evaporated H cup buttarad emergency." mllk bread crumba H cup water H tsp. salt Special attention given ,^ I tbap. flour SUPPLYING THE the fitting of Sbe makes white sauce of mllk, wa- NATION'S CHANGE Bi-focals lenses Zinc Stearate ter, bntter, flour, and ialt, and mixes Astigmatic cases. It with all ingredients except crumba Supplying ttae waalthlest aation in Children's cases Will do more than any other one She then places it In an oiled baking ths wo'.'ld with change Is a lob ot tre- thing to add to Baby's comfort and dish and coven with crmntife, baking mcndoas proporilons. During 1924 FA R VISION .5 happiness. In a moderate oven nntll brotra. the Uflited SUtes mints stmck off Chicken a la King. 89.S94.000 ene cent pieces and 28,- t cups cold 1 cup avaporateS 116.000 nickels. The small change ot No more soreness or chafing; Pure- chlokan, diced milk ROSKAial test Zinc Stearate sheds water. ( tbap. battar ^^ lb. jnustaroosaa the nation waa enlarged by 87,940.000 smnraoK t tbap. flour I cup chicken dimes and K.892,000 quarters. While 14 grean pappar, broth a drive waa started to popularise tbe Prices range trom shredded 1 «EK rolk allver dollar, only 13,539.000 ot the 28G H pimento, Salt aad p«ppar NEAR VISION ' $3.»« to $26.00 ahredded "allver -cartwheels" were coined. Sin- golsi'Iy, ttae tialt-doUar Is the moat on Cook the peppera (also mushrooma. popular coin that the United Statea S Satisfactory Refraction Is guaranteed st prices consistent with S If they are UBeTH^^TL.QRA J<>URNAL.RECORD. FLORA, lUJNOIS I Hisses Florence Douglas and Glenn :?! ' Cornwell spent, the Fourth and Sun- day wtth Mr. and Mrs. Barl B. Byera I at vincennes, Ind. ""The Mill Will Never Grind I Mr. and Mrs. Heber Wagner snd AT TAYLOR'S to ^beîif aal n?;h71?ierbrt i"' ^-•«-'' .^-^'"r Fourth""'^tS COOL and CLEAN and FRESH With the andwlfi^vt. ' It-^^ ' K- POP—By the case or bottle ' Mr. and Mrs. Luke Pixley, Mr. and Grape Juice 4r' itifia Pearl McAllister left Sunday Mrs. Ed .Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Har- Cooked Cold Tongue Water That for Indianapolis, Ind., after a two old Williams were guesta ot the weeks' vacation spent with her psr- Salem Country Club the afternoon ot Home Made Meat Loaf ents In Stsntord .township. the Fourth. Braunschweiger and Liver Sausage ' ' Has Passed'* Baked and Boiled Ham ^ Ouesta as the country home of Mlss Louise Keith of Sandoval Sliced Dried Beef t - . < Thoe. McAllister and wlte Sanday came Tuesday for a visit with Mlss were Chas. Austin of Pittsburg, Pa., •Kathryn Rlcketta. A satisfactory place to trade is where you gret price, An old saying and a true Mrs. Andy Smith and aon Oalen, Ev- quality and service all considered. We try to give you one. Money gone will never erette sinlth and wlte of 'Flora: Expression recital Friday night at Webster Chambera and family ot Ubrary ball.^ the best. retum. You will have to Wayne couniy; Misa Hildred Cham- Cottage Cheese work more for more of it. beVs, Indianapolis, Ind.: Mr. and Newt. Knight of St. Loula spent Ward Cakes Mrs. Jno. McAllister of Zlt. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bdw. Potato Chips . < Start saving a part—then Ginder. Wm. Ba>er and wife ot Christj- Yur Favorit Cakes " i there will be no regrets. pher were guesta ot Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chas. Wade has returned Pimento Cheese I Cbas. Baker, the first of tbe week. from Washington, Ind., where she Sandwich Spread ^ê. are anxious to help you was a guest of Mrs. Ralph Rlttea- Geo. Hitchcock and wife, Ray Wal- house for several days. Canned Shrimp-Lobster-Cirab Meat st^. den and wife of Hattoon were guests over week end of Mr. and Mrs. Will E. W. Bryan and family visited Our phone operators are obliging. If ybu can't get • Stanford on Seventh atreet. Ingraham relatives Saturday and 144 the first time ask them to call you. "~" • Sunday and enjoyed tbe Fourth cel- Mlss Dorothy Shrlner wbo is em- ebration. ployed by Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, waf a recent guest of her parenU, French Freeman and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Shrlner ot Stan- TAYLOR BROS. 5 Mlss Catherine of Palestine and S. L. ford township. Freeman of Salem were Sunday luslst on Rogers Sllverwaiv Coapon*. 5 guests at the home of Mrs. S. C. Day- Sam Hale and faniLily. Mr. and Mrs. toy on Wesr-Maple street. Irvin Hoaker of St. Louis were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Combs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and Senator a»d Mrs. H. M. Duniap ot Judge Geo. W. English and family Mr. and Mrs. John Stanford enjoyed Savoy, are here this week,'the Sena- a motor trip to Mattoon June iiSlli. tor being very busy looking after of East St. Louis and Edward Baren They were entertained by Mr. and faugber tknd family of Salem were Second Hand gathering and marketing of the big Mrs. Ben Driscoll and children ul crop of summer apples grown on tho Sunday guests of Atty. Jas. H. Smith Mattoon, who showed them a royal and family. Illinois Orchard's Co. numerous or- First National Bank good time. They day was spent with Cars chards in this vicinity. short trips about the city and Into Flora, Ulinoia Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rankin and son the country near. Crops about th-tt Ford Touring $50 and Mlss Wllma Harshbarger let' section not much better than old Clay Qranite City spent the week end with Tuesday morning on a motor trip. this year. They were damaged by Ford Touring Starter $150 her mother, brothers and sisters. They will visit In St. Loula, Mo., and frost.' « Springfleld, 111. Ford Racer $50 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Michels and Mlss Besse ZInschlag and Daniel Chas. Austin of DIxmont, Pa., is Light Ford Truck $50 Miss Besse Rogers were guests of spending his vacation with old Parker of Breese spent last week Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Duniap at the WHO'S WHO with 'V^m. Helms' family. friendiv in Flora and vicinity. Ford Coupe $190 Champaign county club the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Potter and chlV- Mrs. Walter Bassett and daughters Ford Sedan $175 Mlss Grace Eaton of Sedalia, Mo., dren of East St. Louis spent Wednes- Anita and Catherine of Washington. was a week end guest of Mlss Kath- DID anybody try to Ind., are visiting Mrs. Orover Shine- day and "fbursday with her brother Ford Ton Truck $100 ryn RIcketts. 3nd famly, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hos- field. COUNT the automobiles HOT^ kins. Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Hall and son, Ford Ton Truck $150 Sidney Klnnear left Sunday for THAT were in town last THE WOMAN WHO WORK* Chicago. After a few days' visit in Mlss Alice Dayton of St. Louis Huber, are visiting their daughter, Chicago he Will go to Washington, Mrs. Earl Slagle, at Mt. Carmel. Maxwell Touring $50 SATURDAY night?—It spent Saturday and Sunday with her D. c , where he will resume hla work; In this new order of things, witb mother. Mrs. S. C. Dayton and' Miss In the federal office. He bas been womep, botb msrdsd snd sinils, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Snyder and 1924 Overland $350 WOULD have been quite a Carolyn. here on t three months' vacation. brosdening their bnslness sctlvlties, s three children spent the Fourth ai 1924 Ford ...$260 very seriotis problem srlses. It Is ths Mrs. Arlo Malinsky and children Toledo. Their daughter, Eleanor, Is JOB and there didn't seem making an extended visit there. William Brewster and wife ot Bast problem ef what, when, and where to after a week's visit at tbe home of 1924 Ford Coupe $350 St. Louis and Mr. Brewster Jr. it TO BE a dozen horses eat Dr. Bowman returned ,to Washing- ton, Ind., Monday Howard Judd was at Sprlngfleld Breakfast Is slwsys s barry-np meal Wednesday and Thursday of last Overland 90 $100 Mrs. C. E. Ayer left Monday tor ON THE streets—quite for tbs men but mach more so tor tbe Spanish Fort, Texas, where she will Prof. J. B. Bell and wife have re- week, representing Bowman's Hard- womsa who goes to bnslness. Lunch' ware at a Heatrola oonvention. Saxon Roadster $100 attend the golden wedding annlverj- DIFFERENT from the way eons, of course, are taken In the turned from a month's visit with ary of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. Innchrooms snd restaurants in the relatives in Edmund, Okla. J. Allldon. Sbe will also visit polnta IT WAS twenty years M. K. Elliott and wife and two in Oklahoma before returning. baatness districts snd afe no problem- y Rev. J. B. Johnson and N. E^ daughters, Myrna and Wlllma, who NEDLEY & SON Bat how abont dinners? ShaU they, ^ AGO, and we often think Prince were business visitors in Cen- have been spending tbe week wltn FLORA. ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ktcbslon and too, be reataurant meals or can they bis tralla Tuesday. their aunt, Mrs. Mary Dorsett, re- PHONES children called on relatives at Clay so planned that bnalness women msy WHAT an awful calamity turned to their home at Maplewood, Commercial 22S -Peoples 139 City the evening of the 4th. enjoy the home cooking of Wbich they Mr. and Mrs. Guerney ShIpp and Mo., Monday. IT would be if all sre ao fondT Take away the element son of Christopher, Mrs. John Shlpp Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Cramer at ot haste and anxiety and In Its place and the Misses Csiite and Lillian W. A. Guerrettaz Is spending this Springfield are gnests of their son- OUR automobiles were pnt carefally thonght-ont menus, well Gintters of Eldorado were guests ot week in E. St. Louis, visiting bis son. in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. planned and easily prepared, and homp .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rieketts and J. W. Guerrettaz and family. Cloyd Stanford and family of John Haycock. SUDDENLY taken away from dinnera will again regain tbelr Mgb daughter, Mlss Lorena, Saturday and Owensboro, Ky., are guests at the favor with the working housewife. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jenkins an<1 Chas. Greenwood home. son, Mrs. Anna Anderson and Misa Miss Louise Hopkinson of Miami, US AND we had to go One of the big worries is frequently Ida Blackburn visited Mrs Elizalêtto Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rue of Okla., Is visiting her grandmother' with the milk. Did it comeT Is It Mlss Florence Robb Is visiting Mr. Mrs. A. Hopkinson and her tfncle, E. and fira. Lee Robb in Pana. Stanford In Stanford township Mon- Wichita, Kan., are guests of Mr. and BACK to old Dobbin fresh? Is it frozen? Has the milk- day evening. Mrs. Chas. Schroyer on Nortb ave. A. Hopkinson In this city. man been paid? Are the bottley Come, see the children as circus AND the shay again and washed and set out? However, there performers. Library hall, Friday Sherman Denbow, brother of A. P. Holt, wife and daughter, of Floyd Hoskins ig working In night night, July 10. yard master Irvln's place. BUMP along in an open is no csnse for worry at>eut mllk. Why Henry Denbow, and George Hill, Parkersburg, spent the week en.l not keep a dozen cans of evaporated C. F. Stoli, wife' and son, Charles brother of Mrs. Denbow, both ot holiday with Mrs. Holt's parents, F. Pana, spent the Fourth at the De.n- H. Simpson and wife. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Pixley spent BUGGY at the rate of mllk In yonr pantry? There are large G. of LawrencevUle, spent the Fourth a few days In St. Louis lj|st week. cans, eqnal to a quart of mllk and tn Flora, the guests of Mrs. S. C. bow home In tbls city. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ally have re- ABOUT six miles per •mailer cans thst wiil meet the lesser Dayton and daughtor, Mlss Carolyn. Mrs. R. J. Cunn;igham Is thûest needs. Little Mlss Margaret Hogan hus turned to St. Louis after a visit with of St. Louis relatlvea. JT Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Beaver, who returned trom a week's visit with the C. S. Mitchell and C. E. Hemphill HOUR—wouldn't we think For evsiwrsted mllk hi Just purs, relatives in St. Louis. families. fresh mllk wltb more than half the were called to Chicago last Friday WE were having a water missing. This water can be re- on account of the death of Mr. Beaver's sister, have returned. Atty. Jas. H. Smith and family Lawrence Blotter left Tuesday for placed in a Jltfy, if yoa to desire or and C. O. Stanford and family were Akron, O., where he has employment HAROLD 8. WILLIAlfS FIERCE time of it? yon can nse It at cream If rich and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Godwin of guests of the Salem country club for the summer. LAWYER WE'LL say we would. creamy foods are desired. Washington, Ind., were transclent the Fourth. Office Vp SUirs Over Heve are a few reclpea tbat may be tourists thru Flora Saturday morn- Mrs. Eva Boyd snd baby of Vance- FliORA NATIONAL BANK used by "The Woman Who Works- Jas. H. Loy and wife of Effln;;- burg, Ky., are guests of the Henry JSERVICE plus quality ing They were eu route to Bast St. ham were guests ot W. H. Duff and FLORA ILLINOIS tor forming her plaAa for self help Louis to visit Mrs. Godwin's brother, and Chas. Holder families. and good home cooking. , wife Sunday. Mr. Loy Is a state IS A mighty good motto. Frank Gill, who is a patient In St. food Inspector. Scalloped Ham and Potatoea. Mary's hospital. While In Flora they 1 pound smoksd IM cups water called on Mrs. Margaret MlUer, Mrs. Harry Blankenshlp of St. Louis Is ham 1 green pepper Godwin's sister. visiting his mother, Mrs. Inez Blank- 1 \ BOWMAN'S t medlam potatoes (roay be enshlp. IM cups evapo- , omitted) Dr. J. E. Clark of Chattanooga, rated mllk Flour Tenn., came Thursday of last week Mrs. Lulu Gauger of Urbana, Mr. diluted with Miss Jennie Todd of Louisville has Cover the bottom et an oiled baking for a visit with his brother, T. J. been employed as teacher of Grade and Mrs. Jos. Oauger and little dish with sliced, raw potatoee. Sprinkle Clark. The brothers expect to make •t In our city schools. Mlss Ruey daughter of Decatnr were week end with flour and piecee ot ham M Inch a visit in the east while he Is on the Stantord, who had eeen reemployed A Cleanser, snests of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Moxey. square. Repeat until dIeh is fulL FtU trip. as teacher of this grade, resigned. disb H tJli ot diluted mllk. Bake until potatoes are tender. Mlss Madge Guerrettaz was In ..Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Oaddis were Miss Bemlce Wilaon Is visiting her Terre Haute, Ind., last Friday. Egga en Cssserols. week end visitors ot J. W. Oaddis M aunt near Du Quoin. Germicide, ( hard-boiled % cup oraporatad VIncennes, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. sad C. E. Lewis and family, A. B. eggs mllk Chas. Gaddis ot Olney, 111. Chas. Hambleton and family of William and children attended t tomatoea % cap water Fairfleld were Sunday guests of Mrs. services at Indian Prairie church on I tbsp. butter M cui) grated Mr. Welcber, manager of the Effle Hanna. • Sunday morning. I tbep. flour cheeee Kroger store, and Floyd Humestein Deodorant 1 i tap. emit Battered crumbs spent Wednesday afternoon in Olney. Mrs. Everette Colclasure Is spend- Samuel Howell and Albert How- Cnt bard-bolled eggs In halt and ar- Mr. Welcber visited hts wife, who Is pARKE. DAVIS A CO.'S Germi- range around tbe edge of a greased ing a few days In Ohieago, visltinK ell's entertained company from St. caeeerole. Slice tomatoes In center of a patient In the Olney sanltaflum. her husband who is a patient in the t cidal Soap does three things at uls last Saturday and Sunday. dIeh. Mahe a white sauee of the mllk, government hospital at Maywood. once: cleanses, kills disease germs, water, fat and flour. Add oheeee and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Williams had and destroys the odor of penpiratioa. Mrs. Wlndel Martin and daughter. etir over a low Arc nntll cheese la wsll for their guests July Fourth Mr^j. Mrs. Frank Shehorn and sons, Wil- Hisses Florence and Mary ot St. mtaed and amooth. Four over toma- Williama' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. toes and eggs. Cover wltb criimbi 'artl and Wlltmi of Decatur spent the The aoap lathar s freely and cleanses Louis and Mrs. John Martin ot aad twke twenty minutes In a mode- A. McLaughlin and her sister and Fourth with Flora relatives. erfectly. The iodiils of mercuiy in Bridgeport, are guests of Mr. and brothe'-ln-law and family, Mr. and P rate oven. le soap killa t M germs. Infactions Mrs. W. S. Cooper. Mrs. C. n. Le-.vls an.1 Mrs. JIary Russell Orr has employment in De- tl Snell. troit, Mich. are preventsd. • M. E. Crawford and children spent Forest Dulaney spent^the 4th with ^ And the odor of Iturday with Falrfleld relatives. home folks. Lyle DIcklrson and family of Ak- Sse the dance of the "Little Pussy 1 persplratioa is de- ron. Ohio, are visiting his father Cats" at Library hall, Friday night. atroy«l. aud slater, M. S. Dickerson ana Miss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leadlove were .Myrtle and Mrs. Dlckerson's parents, week end guests ot relatives at 1 liZ^SÎ Germicidal Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Higgason and Staunton. ^ Soap family. i Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gray and chil- EVERYDAY Mrs. Lily- Burgess and Ernes'. dren visited relatives In Belleville ^HT^w^^* VV '* * wonderful Burgess were Olney visitors the recently. ^î|»^*JJ^J|„j\ aoap for erery .Amy •i "Every day is somebody's birthday." J Jfourth. \îgtâiea <>••• tlê price is Mr. snd Mrs. James McBrlde and \^^^^^^^ 25 cents a caka. "Every day is somebody's wedding anniversary." • Guests ttt ttae L. E. Hettlger home baby visited relatives at Chester over • • i .T Sunday were Jno. Hettlger and fam- the week end. "Ever/day a baby is bom." *?J • ily of Chicago; Mr. and Mra. Jno. Hettlger of Pana, , , - Jv,. * • The Misses Bvelyn Karr, Maxlne throgmorton's | WE SPECIALIZE IN GIFTS • ••'^ ir- ••• Dutf, accompanied by Hiss Adele ... , •'A • FOR THESE OCCASIONS. . S Mls^ Margaret llelle Mtisoi is Hale of East St. Louis and MUs La- Drug Store • ••''^•^ home trom a visit with Mlss Hary velle Taggart, of Washington, Ind., "Two Reglatero,! Pharm«cla<«" ^ Jane Alcorn in Olney, are members 'of a camping party at The CUNNINGHAN GIFT SHOP i Bothwell's ford. Misses Mildred ; -:•-.: ; » ^ • Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Drake' spent Miller and' Mabel-Lyons are wltb the. nr. "*»#i|Hi»»* *•• •**•!»«» u^-. e

SAILOR SPRINGS XENIA The ChristUn churcb will gl»e a;,n George Copelin ot Eoid, Okla.. mo ! lee cresm social Satnrday nigbt, Juiy tored througb last week and bsa been llth, for benefit of the two churches visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tom up In the cyclone, one at Mur- Isaac Copelin of npper Xenia. pbysl>oro and one other. Clay Connty Shippers asaocUtlon ^ For the YV Hrs. Mildred Rednlek of Cblcago shipped one car stock Isttsr. psrt of SALE is vlalting relstives snd friends here the week. this weelc. The new rallrosd work is reachlnj; Convenience the zenith ot hesvy work near Xenlo. 01 Men's Miss Thelma Olllmah and Dr. Cas- Two new steam shovel outfits have sidy of-St. Louis spent the week end been set in motion In the last tea Comfort with her psrents, Mr. snd Mrs. W. D. days. Work of raising the B. A O. Dlllman. track about nine feet where the new Mlss Verlla Gumbel visited Satur- Ilne crosses It, is now in proaress, as Dress Straws and day night and Sunday with Howard well as the buUdlng ot a viaduct Phillipa and family. which will raise the hard-road abont John Westbrook and daughter and 14 teet. . Laat Thursday morning i3.50, $4.00 $4.50 Values Pleasure her husband, accompanied by Mrs. there were 21 csr losds of freight ou Frank Smith and children ot Mt. Vor- track at Xenia and Greendale for of Campers non, visited Mr. W.' little grandchild unloading for this new work. This who Is suffering with spinal menin- Includes machinery and material of gitis at the home of Thos. Quinn on every kind used In the building of a Thursday of this week. The baby Is railroad. All the way from dinky A visit to our store this week may suggest some supplies getting along fine and hope she will engines, steam shovel cranes, dump that will make your vacation this year more enjoyable soon be well again. cars, steel rails, ties, liolts, drain tllei than ever. We have a complete stock of the best Mlss Hazel Hunley ot Clay City :a and heavy timbers for tressel work. 2 visiting ber grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Fourth of July was spent safe and camping necessities. Williams. sane so far as Xenia was concerned Watch Our Window R. L. Smith and family visited from Most of our people motored out for Friday till Sunday evening with rela- the day, some to luka, some to Falr- FISHING TACKLE tives In north part of the state. fleld, Olney and shady spots along CAMP STOVES Dr. R. L. Koynor and wlte and the rivers for a cool day. Hrs. Adam Noll visited relatlvea In The recent rains have Improved SPORTING GOODS and near Trenton tbe wopk end. the corn crop In Clay county to such an extent that It is a very common THERMOS BOTTLES Specially designed for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and thing to hear a farmer say he ha* campers. A Winchester daughter Thelma of Indianapolis arc POCKET KNIVES visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Sparling. the best crop ot corn he ever raised Focusing Flash light We wish them a very enjoyable week thus far. We trust this conditinn RIFLES shoots a beam 300 feet may prevail until the close ot the with us. |,season, when the harvest will be through the darkest Opal L. Bunn of Chicago Is vlsltlnn great. Winchester Camper's Axe, night. $3.00 relatlres and friends. He was sure glad to see his little girl, after being C. H. Elliott, brother ot our one This Chautauqua eomes to us merely a light short-handled axe time citizen, H. L. Elliott, visited with a keen edge. An abso- Why not take a .22 cali- away from her about two months. for the betterment of the community, EAST SEMINARY Mlss Ida Rlnehart drove over from tbe family of P. A. Barr, near Xenia, brings a class of entertainment Into lute necessity in every ber Winchester with Salem Friday and spent the week over the Fourth. the town that otherwise we could not camp. $1.60 you? end with her brother. Will Rlnehart. J. H. Howard Is nursing a big enjoy and It's up to us to support It Hisses Pesrl McAllister and Mil- Jake Hiser and family of Urbana boll on his right hand, which renders and make It go It we are to keep hav- dred Chambers of Indtanapolis, are are visiting Casper HIser and wife him unable to handle the meat busi- ing It retusn. spending tbelr vacation with home and other relatives. ness to a success and has as his as- R. N. Fleming has treated bis old folks. John Orove's children, or several sistant H. E. Oreenwood. store building to a genuine good re- Several trom here attended th» of them, were home for the week end W. M. Harmon, postmaster, took pairing and Is now dressing It all up Fourth at Fairfield, Olney or Ros* I NcLAUGHLIN & SON from Sprlngfleld and Olney. advantage of the opportunity offered In a nice coat of paint, which adds Lake. greatly to that part ot Main street. Davie Welch's have company from by the closing of his office July 4th Mr. O'Neli and wife and children : TMB wmCH£ST£A STORB Indiana. and treated tbe building to genuine The new state law makes it com- ot Indiana are visiting at tbe Wm. Russell Levitt and wife have gone good scrubbing and cleaning. pulsory that before an automobile ep- Cunningham home, to house keeping In Mrs. Mayme Will- Eber C. Burkett and family have proachas the hard road It must come lams' property. moved to the tarm ot Robt. Clements, to a stop. As our entrance at upper Chariea Austin of Pennsylvania, at- known as the Flnty ranch farm. Just Xenia Is a very dangeroas one, it tended Sunday school at Harmoar W. O. Bunn's brother and nephew Sunday morning, gave an Interesting were here tbe latter part ot the week west of Xenia. B. C, In connection would behoove us all to watch our with his oil business, will attempt step, as tourists, now protected by talk and greeted old friends. He was HERE AND THERE and drove home Saturday evening. a former resident near here. GOLDEN Mrs. West and children went home to ralae a few chickens and pigs on this new law, will not pay much at- with them. They live near New the side. tention to tbe side roads, as they Mlss Imogene Stanford returned to Douglas. Rev. O. P. Grobe filled bis regular know there is such a law in effect Charleston Sunday atternoon, having Carrie Sefton and mother, Mrs. Loren Jacob with his friends MIssns spent the Fourth wltb home folks. Mary Schroeder called on Mrs. John Ada and Nettle Craft, and their Mlss Pauline Dlllman was home tur appointment at the Baptist church m Illinois. Hendricks Thursday afternoon. brother Qeorge of East St. Louis, and the Fourth. Sunday and Sunday night last. Next The Odd Fellowa ot Xenia have O. D. Johnson and Stanley Johnson their father visited with Mr. and Mr.'. Several from here celebrated the Sunday at 11:00 a. m.. Rev. Georgo partially recessed during Juiy and ot St. Louis, were visitors st Allison Lue Qolden and family motored lo Auguat. They will meet on the sec- Pesrce's Sun4sy morning. Falrfleld Saturday. John Jacob Sunday. Their daughter Fourth at Ingraham and Olney while Leathers will preach at the Baptist Aiiene o^ Carbondale was also with others enjoyed the day at home. We church and he extends to all the peo- ond and fourth Tueaday nights only G. F. Babeock and tamUy spent MUdred and Jimmie Headlee ot them. hope all had a safe and sane Fourth, ple an Invitation to hear him. The during tbese months. Take notice, Sanday at Will Bay'a Hta brother, Louisville, Stella and Floy Qrlmes of but enjoyed the day as they should tollowlng Sunday at the '1:00 ser- accordingly. from Washington, is spending a tew Centralla, and Wallace Moseley spent NeUle and Ada Craft called Satur- days here visiting relatives. day to see their siBter, Mrs. Leona and remembered w|at they were cel- vice. Rev. Charles BIrsche of Salem, Thursday evening at Albert Hlllers'. Lambert. ebrtlng It for. will flll the pulpit and those who The stork left a new baby girl at Allene and Loren Jacobs ,and Net- Remember the Ice cream supper. It know of his ability will try to hear BBTHEL tbe bome ot Otis Hackney and wite tie and Ada Craft spent the week-end Raymond Lambert called Sunday Is for a good work and all come and him. last Thursday. with home folks. afternoon to see the young folk at Mrs. Will Sboup and tbree children John Jacob's. enjoy the evening socially and hear H. Blackburn Is sporting a new Several from this vicinity enjoyed the band play. Chevrolet coach, purchasedIhrough The people who celebrated away ot Harrlstown visited the Fourth with sn all day picnic on the river the 4th. Mrs. Llllle Jacob has been at her the local agent, Fred Westcott. from home, either went to Kinmun- Mr*. B. N. Shoup and Elmer Staiey and wlte. Sunday visitors at Pearly Goldens parents since the death of her "Shorty" will endeavor to enjoy the dy or Olney. brother Clarence Llndsey. summer in _this and grow Just as Mrs. Myrtle Anderson and chUdreu 9. F. Babeock and family attended were Ralph Pennington and wife, FLORENA the celebration at Ingraham Satur- Raban Koontz and family and Mrs. Lillie Lambert called Saturday af- young as possible. His bealtb is from Kansas City are bere on a visit. ternoon to see Mrs. Angle Barton. mucb improved since he sold bis day. { Sinlth and children. Mrs. Minnie Jordan and Mr Dewey The Ice cream supper at Bethel oo Trever Gray and family of St, She Is doing tine since she came homo business and Is getting more outside last Wednesday night was attended A. R. Hlllers motored to Colllns- from the Flora hospital. McOrew and family were Sunday vl.i- exercise. Louis spent a few days visiting rela- Tille Saturday and spent the day with itors at Antony My^Ts'. Iby Jl very large crowd. tives last week. Electa Bennett called Saturday af- John Scott and family motored to friends there. Mrs. Clint Dewitt spent Thursday Fairfield and spent the Fourth. Carl Harrell haa gone up north Mlss Katie Robinson ot Sprlngfleld ternoon at . Mrs. Humphrey's and with Mrs. A. Stone. where he expects to work for a few Mrs. J. H. Shaffer has visited the Nellie Headlie's. M. E. Rose spent the week end and Thomas Cox of Missouri were past week at F. W. Reltz's. Mrs. Wm.-McBride and Billie speut with his daughter at Springfield. months. visitors at Lyman Pearce's last Thurs- People around here have been suf- Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ro»j*-. Mr. Tucker's son from California day. Milton Hiller took Sunday dinner fering because of the hot weather. Dr. Nelems, who some years ago with Roscoe Nash. Sloan and children. was a citizen of upper Xenia, but Is their guest at present. Mrs. Ada Crackel was 111 a few days Miss Lizzie Carroll and her Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Luak attended Raymond I^ambert and chlldr>iu now makes his home at Redwood, Mlss Burnlce Leach accom[>anleJ last week. brother Marlln took supper with Mrs. Sunday school at Bloom Sunday Calif., Is visiting at the home of Hugh her cousin Edith Oregory home on H. T. Miller ot Getf, was a business •islted at John Jacobs' Sunday after- Bettle Combs and Youthel and tho Mrs. Roht Sloan and children en- caller here last Wednesday. iioon. Kelso. The Dr. has lots of trlends Saturday and attended the celebra- two glrla' with their families of St. tertained relatives from Falrfleld in Xenia who were glad to see him tion at Kinmundy. Mlss . Mary Terrell and brother, John Ruckman and family spent Louis Saturday evening. Sunday. Ray, ot Madison, are visiting the looking so hale and hearty despite Oeo. Harrell came down from Tay- Snnday with Wm. Frosts'. The mother and two little girls, Mrs. Z. T. KInnaman called on Mrs. his many years. Purdum families. Cecil Watson Friday afternoon. iorvllle at the week end to accom- Mrs. T. H. Decker entertained the Bertha and Beckle Smith, visited on Xenia Auxiliary of the W. F. M. pany his wife and babe home. Sunday with Mrs Pearlle Qolden. Anthony Myers and wife ahopp?d Society were invited guesta of the missionary society of the U. U. NORTH HARTER In Louisville one atternoon last week. Clay City W. F. M.S. Tuesday, July Norfis Pickel and wife accompa- church of Flora at ber home last QUIT GETTING UP MGHTS Wm. McBride and wife and Blllie 2nd. Several responded to the In- nied Austin Montgomery and Grace Thursday atternoon. spent a few hours in Xenina Wednes- vitation and reported « most enjoy- Logan to Deeatnr on Saturday where H. A. Pearce, whUe returning from Rev. Fugate filled his regular ap- A Healthy Bbidder Arts DurinK day and the 4th with Mrs. McBrlde's able trip. » the latter were united in marriage, Ingraham Saturday on the hard road pointment at North Harter Sunday, the Day parents. returning on Sunday to the horae of between Olay City and Flora, had a July 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Smith and Mrs. Mary RIcketts is a guest with son, Charles, Jr., of E. Bt Louis, were his pareats, C. J. Montgomery and collision with nother car. He was The ladles' aid society met last C. N. Shuman, Republic, Ohio, Mrs. Z. M. KInnaman for the week. week end visitors at tbe home of wife, where th6y will reside for the driving west and a ear trom a side Thursday afternoon and will meet says: "Before taking LIthlated Buchu Miss Leona Lucas and friend were Mrs. Wayne Songer. present. We wish these young peopio road from the north, traveling at s again this week. They are now en- (Keller Formula) had to get up sli In Flora a short time Sunday evening. a happy and prosperous journey thru high rate of speed, ran into his new The Ice cream social given in the lite. gaged In quilting. They will soon or seven times each niaht. Now ^ She expects to take a vacation with city parh on the evening ot July 4th Star car. Some young men were in kave a quIIt ready for sale. do not get up at all. You may use my home folks real soon. by the Legion boys, waa quite a suc- Willie Thompson and tamily spent tbe other car and Charles Pearce • There will be an Ice cream social name If It would benefit anyone with V. Lucas haa been on a business cess. They Intended to bave a mucb Sunday at Ed. Conger's home, whose and family were In the car with bis held at North Harter Tuesday night, bladder trouble." Be careful not to trip In Southern Illinois the past more elaborate evening tban they did, wife paased away early that morn- tather. Quite a bit of damage- was Jnly 14th. take drugs that check the action rf week. Some say looking for a loca- but were unable to obtain the speaker ing. done to the car and Mrs. Chas. ttia bindder. You may have to con- tion. they tried to get and let some their Opal, Ivanelle and Murel Schroed- Pearce received several minor in- There will be special music given juries. This should be a warning to •t the social to be held on the church tinue Its use. LIthlated Buchu (Kel- Mrs. Junle Wolf and son Ralph program fall through. er spent last Friday nite with tbe.r ler Formula) Increases the action took Mrs. Mary RIcketts out for a uncle and sunt in Msrion coanty and others to slow down or stop. If nec- lawn July 14th. Mlss Faye Songer Is visiting In St. esary, betore driving on to the hard during the day. It cleanses the blatt- drive In their car. Louis and making purchases for her on Saturday both tamillea spent tho The domestic science club held ler as epsom salts do the bowels, Mrs. Robt Sloan and children, Mrs. day with Mrs. Hay Jacob's family In roads. their regular meeting at the home of millinery store. driving out foreign matter, neutral- Margaret Durland and Mf- anA Mrs. Mrs. Emma Howland was a Sunday Oolden vicinity, where they enjoyc. T. H. Decker and wife and MJss Mr. and Mrs. Loren Leach on Wed- Iring excess achls, thereby rellevlni; A. D. Shriner were callers at Wm. a bountiful dinner served picnic Charlotte Taylor spent Monday eve- neaday night, July 1. The meeting guest at the home ot her son, T. B. the irritation which causes "Getting McBrlde'n Saturday evening. Howland, In Flora. style. ning at Pearly Baylor's. thla month was in the form of a Up Nights." These tablets cost 2c Antony Myers bought 10 tons ot Mlss Fanny Cooper of Cl.y City social and the family of each memb-^r Bernard Howland, who Is studying Clyde Bailey and tamily frum each at all drug stores or Keller Lab- hay of Jobn Ewing lately paying $100 tor a doetor, has returned to Louis- Iowa are here, tbe guests ot his par- took supper Monday evening at Lynn i was Invited. Refreshmenta of ice oratory. Mechanicsburg, Ohio. per ton. Hay and corn crops are Pearce's. cream and cake were served, and all vUIe, Ky., where he takes a special ents, P. C. Bailey and wife. HOLD DT C. 3. MEYER, nora, HI. coming out wonderful to wbat the course during the summer weeks. Floyd Krutsinger drove up to departed at a late hour, declaring prospects were earlier. ADMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICB they bad had a delightful time. Jack Paige made a hurried trip to Charleston for his brother, Lowell, Subscribe to The Flors Jonn^sl- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were Fri- Chicago tirst of the wsek. Friday afternoon who remained at day evening guests at the J. B. Mc- Lome until Honday afternoon. Estate of R. J. McCracken, de- Read The Flora Journal-Record. Reeord. Charles Howe and family ot Mad- Knight home. ison, are guests at the home ot their Alene and Hatel Baldwin ot near ceasel. Dr. Bowman and children were parenta, Mrs. H. C- Howe-and Morris Benton were the guests ot their The undersigned, having been ap- ; Sunday guests of J. B. McKnlght's. Kellar. uncle, John Harrell'a, the past .week. pointed Administrator of the Betate Mrs. Robt Sloan and children spent Mrs. Bertha Henderson and daugh- John Gabbert returned to his work ot R. J. McCracken, deceased, hereby T the 4th with Mrs. RInkley and niece, ter, Irene Higgason, were business at Bloomington after a week's pleas- .Ives notice that he will appear before ' ; Misa Edith . The 4th being Miss visitors at Centralla on Monday. ant visit with home tolks. tbe County Court of Clay County, at Mary Ellen Sloan's 14th birthday. We have had the pleasure ot re- Kenneth Krutslnger waa the Sun- the Court House in Louisville, at the A Personal Mra. Chas. Whitmore gave a birth- cording several new subscribers re- day gnest of the Ruckman boys. August term, on Monday, the third ] day luncheon for Mlss Mary Ellen cently. Wby not take the paper that Henry Harrell's took Sunday din- day of August, 1925, at which time 1 Sloan and her daughter, Grace Sun- contains a few Items about 52 weeks ner with their daughter Bertha and aU persons having claims against day. Mlss Grace's 14th birthday in the year? We don't get them all, husband In Songer and attended the said Estate are notified and requested Note being July 8. Eight girl friends en- we know, don't attempt .to, but with S. S. convention at Zlon. to attend for the parpoee of havinc^x

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It WSS Objection dsy in coanty The Fonrth passed quietly and we court iaat Honday and the two or had a tiig rain in the aftemoon. Some 'hree cases considered by the Judgn «-ent to Olney. Newton and Ingraham drew the usual'Uumber of wltneaaei- and all aeemed to enjoy tbemselvea. "and spectators, including six super- Paul Wood and family of Loais- visors, six town clerks and probablr vllle, spent Friday night with Hike about twelve Justices of the peace.* Groves and wife. "Fhe tirst case to b« called waa the Mrs. Mary Crouse and cblldrea ot auit of the B. A O. Co. objecting to Nashville came Hondsy for a visit the payment ot the road and bridge V/lth her parents. Dr. E. L. Shumaksr tax levied against the eompany in and wife. the townships of Larkinsburg, Oska- Hrs. E. C. Webster spent a few looba, Harter, Stanford and Clay City days last week at Effingham. amounting In all to about $2,700.-In Granville Taylor and family ot this caae the eom|>any appeared not Oskaloosa, visited Heber Persinger Not So Good to be ready tor trial and the suit was and tamily Saturday. continaed until next Hondsy. Fred McCollum and mother ot for batteries Mrs. Faun Tanner'a suit, objectins Louisville called st Philander Gould s Now is the time to wstch your bsttcry. If it to the continuance ot Riley Cllftou Sunday afternoon. •ets too hot you are tsking a big chsncs of as the guardian of her child, Mar- Dow Falley ot St. Louis spent the osmsging It. Easy as shooting fish to play garet Jane, and also her petition Fourth wltb his parents Dr. and Mra. safe. We'll tell vou how. Dr^in. Wers- asking the court to remove the said Falley. cfasrge and repair ALL Makes of battsriss. Rates Rlley Cllfton as guardian and that Mrs. Julius Faeth came home Mon- she be appointed guardian of.the said day from Osknioosa where she has McCormick Battery Co. Ford Cars Margret Jane Tanner, was tried in been taking care of her mother Mrs. ;^ ^^-^ open court. A number ot witnesses D. B. Monical. AU Others .88 w^re called and examined, and argu- MUs Ellta Hall ot Olney spent Sat- inember Willard Battery men ments by counsel tor both the com- urday night and Sanday at home. § The above covers against Fire, Theft, Lightning, nlalnant and defendant were hesrd. Mrs. L. T. Clark spent a few days § Windstorms, Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hail, Explosion, Judge Reaugh took the case under here last week making arrangments —K. iiiiiiiiiiiiiBaaBaggar- advisement, and will probsbly band to move to Centralla. S Earthquake and Water Damage.. S down a decision next Monday. Ellis Hall and family spent Sunday S . I am prepared to write any form of Insurance and s Certain objectors to the "shoulder- with Dan Ingraham and wife. ing" of the Chestnut street pavement Dick Johnson and tamily of No- B believe it would be to your interest to see me before s komis visited relatives here last In Louisville appeared in court, whej OAK MOUND and DAYTON WABASH I placing your line. S the Issues were'Informally dlscaased week. a by counsel. This case will probably Thurman Colborn and wife spent 5 20 Years Experience s be settled out ot court. Sunday afternoon at Ingraham. Rev. Wright Sparlin and wlte were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Coble and Falley Monlcal of Charleston and Sunday visitors with C. D. Spiker and children of Ranto{il, III., spent ths sister Mrs. Barn Woody are visiting wife. fourth.with her parants, Mr. and Mrs. relatives here tbls week. Mrs. Hugh Mr. and Mrs. Bert Waring and two Rolla Souders. PROBATE COURT Martin and children, Mr. Monlcal's daughters ot Ocean Side, Calif., came Mlss Dorothy Shrlner of St. Louia I W. E. HARRIS I daughter, of Decatur, are also bere. last week to spend their vacation spent the week-end with her parents. B Phones: Office 109, >--«_.... Residence 78 § The tollowlng business has been O. E. Ktncald and wife ot Louis- with relatives and friehds. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Shriner. transacted In probate court since our ville spent Sunday atternoon at Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horbury and James McDuffee and famttymotor- I F^rm NatioBsil Bsiak | last report: Sbumaker's. family ot Troy, spent tbe week end ed to Effingham Sunday afternoon. Estate ot Mary Shirley. Report Cbas. Ferris was a Louisville vis- with Mr. and Mrs. Lue Sefton. Henry GuInn and family spent the iiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimf of A. W. Croughan, executor snd itor Monday afternoon. Clarence colclasure and tamily. fourth with Frank McOrnw and (am- 1 trustee under the will ot Mary Shir-, Charles Eastln has some fine Earl and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl ity . ley,. deceased, fUed and ' executor bouifd pups tor sale. Jones speiit Sunday wtth Hrs. Effle Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colclasare MRS. 40HN W. PEARCE DIES eral times at the home of her mother- ordered to give notice of filing said D. E. Hall and sons, Arkell and Colclasure. and childiren spent Sunday with bla SUDDENLY AT GROVEIiAND CAL. in-law, Mrs. Jnlla B. Pearce, on Eaat report, and of bis final settlement Gervase. attended the races at Indian- Second street. Sbe is remembered Urs. Vernie Craft of St. Louis Is mother, Mrs. Effle Colclasare. July 20. apolis Saturday and Harley HU's visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Hiss Hsiel Gaston ot Saiem and Word reached Stockton early last by many ot our people as a woman horse won tbe $100 race. ot wondertul intellect and ability. Estate ot John Grandon, Jas. M. M. Colelaaure. Hrs. C. C. Hargraves ahd children evening from Groveland ot the death Jaekson, executor. Proof of notice- Mrs. Gervase Hall ot Louisville Mrs.' Minnie Colclasure and chil- spent Thnrsday afternoon with Mra there ot Mrs. J. W. Pearee, who had tor final settlement filed and ap- spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. dren ealled on Mrs. Ralph Smith on Owen Lewis. been taken seriously ill a week ago GRANGERS HAVE OOOD TIME. proved. Final report approved and D. E. Hall. Sunday, who Is poorly. Hrs. Bena Hlgglnson and daughter while traveling near Carl Inn en executor ordered to pay balance In Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ballard of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walton ealled at lone of Raymond, III., called Tues- •1 route to Yosemlte Valley. She was At the last regular meeting ot the his hands to Lydla Grandon. Flora visited Mrs Ballard's mother, Mrs. Sarah Golden's, Saturday. ' day evening at Owen Lewis'. rushed to the Oroveland hospital, Grange twelve candidates were given Estate Seely B. Davis, Rose AII;e Mrs. Sarah Monlcal, Sunday. William E. Nalb and wife ot Flora wbere a Stockton physician In ans- the 3rd end 4th degrees by a spe- Davis, executrix. Proot of notice of Alfred Specht and family spent visited Tuesday with Loney Lee's. 4 wer to an urgent telephone eall hur- cially selected team for the occasion, final settlement flled and approved Sunday yith Wm. Lewis and family. Will Hadden and wife of luka were Prehietoric UgUnass 4 ried to attend ber. It was found who p';t on a pretty drill, headed by and executrix discharged from all Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lancaster ot Sunday visitors at B. F. Hadden's. Skeletons of three prehistoric men ••. 4 necessary to operate Immediately. a flag bearer, everybody carrying further duties and liabilities as said Louiaviile spent one night last wedk Mr. and Mrs. Harve Clark spent md one woman, who are belloved to The sufferer seemed to rally nlcefy flajje in honor of July 4th. "They executrix. with their daughter, Mrs. Wilmer Sunday with Mrs. Ed. Barton, wlio Is nave lived tn southern France more from the operation and hope was then seated the officers with cere- Estate ot James R. Baker, W. O Burton. rapidly Improving Iban 19.000 years ago, were dlacovered held out tor her recovery until a mony appropriate, and proceed 3d Bunn, admr. Proof of notice tor G. A. Mearns and wife will move sudden turn last evening in her con- with the initiation. •vcently. All have square, receding final settlement tiled and approve! this week Into the Geo. Davis house. 'bins, flat noses and huge eye cavltlea. dition caused her to sink rapidly into After the business was completed Final report approved and distribu- Ed Nash and tamily, Geo. Davis death. there were special songs by O. D. tion ordered as shown by report. MARRIAGE LICENSES and family, Mrs. Minnie Colclasure The news ot Mrs. Pearce's passing Johnson and Jobn Seble, Music by In estate of A. M. Rose, Inventory and children spent the Fourth on thn Fntgtdity and Hopa will bring a distinct shock to social Mrs. McCommons, atter which a flled and approved, and praof ot heir- Austin Montgomery, Okla. Twp., 20 river. mock marriage fnralBhed - much He seldom lives frugally who lives and club circles of tbe city. In which ship was made In open court. Grace Logan, Oskaloosa Twp 18 Edwin Mearns and wife are moving by chance. Hope ts always liberal, sad she Occupied a prominent and be- amusement. Then came dismissal. Cook Wyatt. Bible Orove 29 on Mrs. Lina Sefton's farm. loved part. Possibly no woman in Everybody showed mu f as wdl as in great industrial plsmsi secured at any Red Arrow Place. refrigeration plays an intenadif vital pvt in the lifa oi today. WATCH FOR BULLETINS TELLING PROGRESS OF HUNTI AS SOON AS THE MYSTERIOUS PERSON HAS BEEN DISCOVERED, BULLETINS D B PEN D ON WILL BE POSTED AT ALL RED ARROW PLACES. WIN A $5.00 GOLD PIECE! -•'- Bowman^ Hardware IN ALL WEAT HEK Scudamore Bros. s m-.r EBNER ICE A COLD STORAGE CO., Saeeassttd Marriagas N. E. Prince : J. F. Rich • Tbs success ot msny s msrrlsge csn Flora Lumber Co. , %;-tf Medley's Ford Service FLORA, ILL. >• traced bsck to the circunutanoes 8 inMmMAIIOHAL ASaoOATICM OF KZ IMDU9TIUBS rhat oae party msrried for s home snd •i,^-. Flora Journal-Record , .! (Ut) IO WSM WaifaS^Ma Sosal, Qric^a. Ohaoli ha otiisr (or general housework.—Ds- roit Jiewa

mmifîîfiM S^jOHii^Jii^dîi . . ijMJMî- gMl THE FLORA JOURNAL-RECORD. NOIS =* HOT WEATHER SPECIALS • • Tw Yoar Hot Weather Goods-Do Yonr Skopping With Us Where • :: m We Give RED ARROW Save Your Red Arrow 8 • Money With Each Yoa Get the Nost for the Noney Yon Spend-Besides Yon Get RED Money and GetMerchandise • 10c Purchase Noney With Each 10c Pnrehase. :.:f-.;l'"-v-^^:.-êFREE a a ENOMHH niuyADCLiOTH Dreas Shirts for Hot Weather S HTYUHH sad MKRVK'EABLE Ladies' and Misses' One of the moat popular dress msterlals Hen's dress shirts of corded for all purpoee wear. Cplor combina- madras, French cuffs, neckband ~ {• tions, tan, blus and orange, with broad style. Price irblte stripes. Width 36 CQ^ each $1.50 Inches. Price the yard D*f C. Smart, Summer Elngllsh Broadcloth dress shirts collar attached, one pocket, sin- KHAKI CLOTH gle cuffs. Colors white, tan and blue Tha ideal cloth suitable tor making Price each $2.50 Ladles', Hisses', and Olrl's knickers tor DRESSES camping and outing trips. Width Men's dress shirts of Bedford ts Inches. Price _ ^ Cord, color attached, single the yard ^5c cuffs. Colors wblte and tan. • Priced Extremely Low Price All the leading styles in tub silks and voiles for Each $2.00 • BDY'8 AND GIRL'S ATHLETIC VNIO\ SUITS Ft)R COIIL MPORT. summer comfort and service wear. Men'a and Boy's dress shlrta of fine quality percale, new pat- , Tbe hot summer months calls tor plenty of clean cool underwear. terns, both neckband and collar attarched style. Our girls and boys athletic union suits are made of small check Every garment smart and a value of first merit. Price each J $1.00 • dhnlty Just like the grown ups and are sure to please you. Age • 2 years to 10 years Range in Price From -«r- • Price the suit 50c Men's Oxfords i LACE COLLARS $4^ to $19;95 Men's W. L. Douglas lace Just received a new lot of lace collars with Jabots attached. Makes oxford of light tan calf. nice dress trimming at a low cost, besides is all the rage. Broad toe, Goodyear welt Price each 69c iOle, rubber beel. ^(* AA Price the pair Ô.UU I.AOIK.S' AXU .MISSES' NEW .NOVELTY HOSU , One of the latest things In hosiery U the new cross word puzzle PRINCESS SLIPS , Men's W. L. Douglas oxford design woven from sllk and fiber. Nude color wtth blue or tun of black velour calt. broad rheck. AQ New lot of princess slips in tailored styles, at- toe. Goodyear welt sole, Price the pair * iU«/C rubber heel. tractive colors and well made throughout. Price the pair $5.50

Tl'RKISH TOWEI>« Range in Price Men's oxford of light tan Just the thing for home use or to take on bathing or outliig trips. calf, broad toe, Goodyear • ood heavy weight and size 19x40 with blue or pink «»r welt sole, rubber heej. 98c to $4.98 Price the • bordered ends. Price each pair .'.. $6.00 • • Sohotten's Sell Us Peaberry Coffee Your Produce Lb. 45c Poultry and Eggs CLAY COUNTY'S GREATEST STORE FLORA. lU^INOIS .3^

riCKMCKBRS AT THE BANHART —- MICRIE SAYS— MR. SEFTON SELLS DROVE OF Richard Reld from near CIsne, PLACE. CHURCH NOTES HOOS. transacted business in Flora Monday. CLASSIFIED ADS Jno. Williams and children of Car- bondale are visiting hts brother and The Friendship class of the FIrdt uoPEjiMw Aturr Msrpisot Harry Sefton says, "It pays to ad- Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday FLORA CHRIHTIA.V CHIRCH M ncMJU vMcu HA) tuu aer family, A. E. Williams. school, together with their famllleH FOR SALE—Nearly new Reming- vertise IA the Journal-Revord." He and Invited guesta, enjoyed a picnic God. In His love and wisdom, has ton Portable Typewriter. Terms to advertised 30 head 0/ pure bred Mlss Zoe Friend returned Tues- day to Champaign after a two weeks' supper at the beautiful suburban provided all things necessary for suit. W. E. HARRIS, Duroe bogs for sale and In few man's development along all lines. stay with her parents here home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Banhart AS MU£H raa NCR. DAOMM Flora Nationai Bank Building. daya ne had sold every hog.' last Wednesday evening. ThU U tho If one falls along any line, It Is not Qod's fault. The church Is In the J. W. Phlpps of St. Louis, In- aecond time this class and thtir FOR SALE—House and lot on trlends have enjoyed the gracious world to provide spiritual food for BOrQVET OF LARKSPURS. dustrial agent for the B. ft O. rail- man. We are the church and the 3outh Main street; eight acres on road, was a business* visitor here on hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Banhart Ttt ARSAU0UH,AUO (T West North Avenue; one lot In nortb Monday. -; . and are always glad ot this privilege. world looks t« us. rightly, for to pro- Miss Carolyn Dayton on Tuesday vide that development. Vaeatioa jnd of city. For particulars write time, when others are taking thlnga Dr. O. L. Suggett, 128 Woodrow Ave., brought a bouquet of larkspurs :o Subscribe to Tbu Flora Journat- CAMPING AT ROSE LAKB. easy, the urge comes to the ChrUtlan Asheville, N. C. 43-44 this office. They were mixed In Record. to let up In his efforts and activity. colors, displaying some extremely Mra. C. T. Wilson, Mrs. Cbaa. RIck- Too many are doing this, thus our WANTED—A small power sprayer. delicate shades. Edaetitiosrs etts, Mrs. W. S. Gillette are chaper- churches are now poorly attended, 43-ltx THOS. E. MILNER, Geff. 111. and poorly supported. 'Ibe -light of The force of educatb* |* so grsat oning a crowd of girls at Cottage that we may mold the minds, snd maB« camp on Rose Lake at luka tor a most congregations burns dimly. God FOR ^LE—Electric drink mixer, MOVES TO NEW HOME. week. Tbe party Includes the Mlsaos witnesses all this, and what, do you vacuum sweeper, good as new. 43-tf ners of ths young Into wbat shape ws Bugenia Gillette. Lorena RIcketts, suppose. He thinks of such actions MRS. J. A. MANN, 226 West 2nd. plesse and gtvs them the Impressions on our part. Suppose He neglected Andy Williams and family have Margaret Nelle Wilson, Nola Roae, moved to their new home on East ot snch hsblu ss shall sv«fr after ra- VirglnU Potter, Virginia Stantord. us In hot weather. What would be- maln. ,_ '; come of us? FOR SALE—6-room cottage, 11,4 North avenue. The house Is semi- Olive and Nedra Johnson, Ruth Ed- lots. Cheap for quick sale. Inquire bungalow style and contains seven i"'Wl-g«''*' wards. All ot our services will be held is 522 West 2d St., Flora. 42-43x rooms. usual Sunday. Morning sermon sub- Thouglit and labor HOLMER VACATIONISTS. ject, "Making of Feasts." Night, FOR SALB OR EXCHANGE. It Is only by labor that thought can "Look We For Another?" Be at FOR SALE—Corn, $lM5 per bu, a made healthy, und only by thonght . Bible school and remain for com- 42tt THOS. CARROLL. liat labor ran l>e mnde hnppy, nnd tbe Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mann will leave Iniunlon and preaching. Night serv- Residence, properties In good city. the latter part ot the week for Benton Will exchange for farm ot any size. wo cannot bo sopiinited with Impu , Ices In the basement, where It Is cool, FOR SALE—Modern residence, Ity. Harbor. Mich., and other lake polnta, and we can accommodate a great Tth A Sycamore Sts. Bargain. -Ad- 43 See SYPULT A SHEPARD. where they will spend two weeks or .number. Meet with us Sunday. dress M. B. Judy, Washington, Ind. so camping. C. L. Doty, Minister. 42tf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiji »IETHOniST EI>ISCOPAL CHITRCH FOR SALB—Two good used cars. g^ One Chevrolet coflpe. 1924 model, one light six Studebaker, 1923 I \ i The regular program of the week's model. Priced- right, reasonable Morning sermon by Pastor at Whitewashing of Trees terms. Guy Bradford. 42-tf SEE WASHINGTON! 10:45. Epworth league 8:00 p. m. Mon- The whltewaablng of fruit treea htt ParsgesBg CsadatUil day evening. only slight value for the control ot POR SALE—My residence on Ttilrd Evening message at 8:00. Dr. diseases as well as Insect pests. Th« street. Mrs. Margaret MlUer 38tf [ n-bfaaaa Twn j James Tucker, D. D., will be he.'e nse of it does no harm. It U doubt- and preach for us his last sermon for ful if enough good is done to pay for HOGS FOR SALB—30 head pure tbe six years as District Superintend- the effort At any rate, tke effect is bred Duroe Sows and Pigs. Harry ent of Olney district. He will cot- far trom pleasing. Some claim U W. Se;ton, Route 6. LoulsvIHe, 111. duct the last quarterly conference for put forth to the effect thnt white- 41-tt. this year immediately sfter the ser- washed frees will not suffer from mon. winter Injury to the bark as mnch as Corn tor sale at 11.10 per bushel. Come and hear this message. those not trested, but so far very lit- Mid Week service Thursday eve- Mrs. Ira Rltter. 41-43x ning, 8:00. tle proof Is at hand to substantlsts Note change in league service from tha claim. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping Sunday evening to Monday evening. rooms. Mrs. Bffle Hanna. 120 W. J. B. JOHNSON, Pastor. All Prunes Are Plums Srd. street. 41 tt. J Jm 1B.22:Mrl.2l;| If ome Inspires ConRdonca All primes are plums. Just as game FOR RENT—Store building 80x20, double receas froat, good location. (li|.1v,24:lipL7,I1;M.12.| Home ownership tnsplrei •elf-re- Is meat Game U a particular kind •pect In ladlvldnaU, which, in tnra. of meat, and In somewhat the same 38tf Mrs. Margaret Miller, Flora Announcements •timnlatet In other* reapect for them way prunes are pa'rticniar kinds of m->^' k.55 —makea ot them better men aad wom- pinms. Paciflc, Tuiaat, and Afen FARROW CHIX: World'a Greatest When you i^sh to send announcements to your an. I>«tter Amcricaa citUena, better ars Just as much prunes aa arc ths SBLLGRS. Postpaid June 16th to Aug. l«th In 100 lots BARRED friends tellinsr of any particular happening in hiisl>«nda and wives, better •parenta German nnd Italian pmnas. Tbe rea- ROCKS. SINGLE REDS. ANCONAS, locluds* ronM trip tr...port.tiaa, I It tttm them a atandlng and MI In- son why folks usually salocitte t».SO; WHITE ROCKS, ROSE REDS low«r b«rtta In PuUm.a nr. m«.i. 1. I fluenre in a community eecoad ontr to proaes with warmer or drier el ima tss your home,.about which you wish them to know, DlalDS era. mMtla and hot*) .ceom- I 110.60; BUFF ORP. WYANDOTTES, modatloniinWiuhbisioB.*lsht-M«lBt I the i^oence eserciged by iatellecttial to beeause most ot the drying U dons la MINORCAS. $11.60; LEGHORNS $S. trip* coverlBi rHidmtl.l waaklac- I let us suggest the form and wordiI^: for your use toa. public btUldlBUL ArlwatMi N«- I a^d moral character.—Bzchance. •them sections snd the nams "prune" 60; assorted $C.50. tional CemMMT. Alaianeld.Illlnote Siie Bedltated on ib^ *t**nf. tor fonr oels oBs of the **s«T«a WOMSM at E. Ooldsby, Flora. III. 44-tt. GOOD PIUNTING pear* before liexioolA)|.,lt tihe apeat the World" survives. tbM balng tM three yeur* In tvrlilns tt pyramid of Olieops st Qhlash. Read ths Journal-Record. IML11M0K&(WI imiHMiwi

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VOLUME XIII THB JOURNAL, Vol. 5S No. SB FLORA, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JULYv9, 1925 NUMBER 43

r • •L.'f of St. Louis. ' C. R. Mills who was stricken a year COUNTYUNB CLAY CO. FARM BUREAU CLAY CITY ago last April with paralysis, la not' W. B. HART, Farm Adviser Subscriptions, AdvertUlng and nearly so well'the last few days. % Miss Pearl McAllister, who has a ....•---.>..-.....-...... Job Work for the Journal-Record r»" position In IndianapolU, left on Sun- Taken at Brlssenden Rjestaurant CawalBg Demoastratlons. '^ day night, atter spending her two GROVE Fruits, Vegretables weeks' vacation with her parents. Mr. The canning of frulU, meats and John R. Raley is a vtoltor at Green- OAK adn Mrs. T. A. McAIIUter. Tegetables will be demonstrated at ville, at the home of his daughter, Charles Austin, formerly ot thto two different homes In CUy county Mrs. Bffle Franklin. Another splendid rain last night >. community, but Ister of Pennsyr- the 15th and 16th of July. Wednes- Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Denton, Mr. snd will still sdd to the growing crops. vanla, U visiting old friends here an^ day, July IS, the demonstration will Mrs. Abe Denton and little daughter We tbink up-to-date we have the b<>8t Neats-ipi^sh and Cured atended Sunday school at Harmony be given at the home Of Mrs. Will and Mrs Julia Ooings motored to prospect for corn we have had for 25 on Sunday morning. Fry, two miles south of LouUville, PVa to spend Saturday and Sunday. or ^0 years. LouU Bay and wife, from St. on ^be hard road. On Thursday, Ttaey report a pleasant trip. C. 8. Marahall and wite also tha ~ Louis, spent Saturday and Sunday July" IS, the demonstrstlon will oe Phone or Send Your Orders Dennis Dunn and little daughter of latter's father, Warren Towsley, nf wHh his paranta, Wm. Bay and wife. given at the Charles Turner hdme, Rinard motored to Marlon the county one mile southwest o/ Ingraham. Abdlgton were home visitors last Hiss Imogene Stantord, wbo is at- week; seat of WlllUmson county Isst Frfday tending school at Charleston, came A mechanical sealer will be used and spent the 4th with the former's bome tor the Fourth. Her father, E. for sealing tin cans without the use Hr. and Hrs. F. M. BrUsenden and daughter, Mra. Wm. Pemberton, and ot sorter or sealing wax. A represent- Mr. and Mrs. Burley Shock wei-e D. Stanford, and her sister, MUs Flora visitors Thursday evening. family. The better half and her E. Mildred, drove up snd brought her ative ot the Burpee Home Can Sealer father extended their trip to Wolf bome. company will be present to give the A Joint dinner and supper was had Lake In Union county to visit a sis- Commercial Plione 813 Peoplo*aBO 5 demonstration. by the following named at the bome Charles Davis had a good horse of Mr.'and Mrs. Wm. Taylor on the ter and daughter. Mrs. Lest Whlt- badly cut on tbe wire tbe night his Increasing the value of various Fourth, all celebrating together. Mr. lock. They all took dinner Sunday barn burned. products of tbe farm and garden for and Mrs. S. S. Rubens, MUses Ada with Leo Babeock and wlte of Dowell* MUs Katie Robertson, trom Spring- table use thronghout the year U of and Msy Lingenfelter, Mr. snd Mrs. III. field, is- spending a short vacation special Interest to all tha housewives, Tom Miller and daughter EulUa.Mrs. An uncle of Mrs. Roy McGrew has with old friends here. She is com- and It Is expected that' a large group been Tlsltlng the McOrew family for of ladles Interested will be present to Mary Brlssenden and daughter, Jess panion and nurse to an Invalid lady and Nell. A very tine time was re- aome time, returned to his home SONGER in Sprlngfleld. witness the demonstration at each ported by all, there, after listenin;; Monday. We did not leam hU name. EGYPT Lyman Babeock, from the state ot place. t|' rsdio music at a late hour, all Uncle All Bryan visited his grand- Washington, is spanding a few daya These demonstrations will be given wended their way home. children at Oreendale last week. Mn. Sallie Anderaon spent Monday Hello{ This is Egypt, but to look with hU mother, Mrs. Hall, at Rinard, in the aftemoon betwesn one thirty Masters Charles and Elden Pera- aftornoon at Angle Walker's. at the growing corn doesn't look Ilk* and four o'clock, Wednesday, July Mrs. Clarence Peterson, and little and his sister and brother, O. F. son of Chicago were guests ot MUs bepton of Marion accompanied their A large crowd attended the S. S. Egypt win suffer. Babeock, and Mrs. Wm. Bay. He has 15 at Mra. Will Fry's and Thursday, grandpa Marahall home to spend July 16, at the Charles Turner home. Ada Brlssenden last week. convention at Zlon Sunday afternoon. Tbe recent rains have made a grsat been attending the National Educa- Hugh Duff of St. Louis was a Clay their school vacation with their The fine program was carried out in change In timothy and red top m6ad> tional association at IndianapolU' as City visitor tor the Fourth. grandparents in County Line neigh- fhll. Reports on all sides were tho owa. WIU mske a fair crop. a delegate from his Mate. Peach<^. hood aB4pE>ak Orove. Mr. and Mra. Roy Oaskin and chil- best convention ever. Corn plowing is about completed Mlss Mlldaed Chambers came Sat- Edwards County Farm Bureau an- dren, Mr. and Mra. Prea Poorman and Hrs. Aids Corry and children of St. urday morning to spend her two nounces that early peaches will he Louis came home to visit awhile. N. E. Prince, Rex W. Dsle and O. for thts year. Corn is promising, oats daughter and Artbur Poorman, all of O. L^wis of Flora, attended the con- fairly good. weeks' vacation With her parents, available south of Albion bout July St. LouU, were week end visitors ot Webster Chambers and wlte, and 1*. vention Sunday afternoon Black berries seem to be the most ouy City relatives. Roscoe Dow ot Champaign visited exciting crop Just now. Each tries otber friends. She has been with the Tbls Includes the Amsden and C. O. Deabler and wlte and daugh- Hlbben ft Hollwey Wholesale Co. .as Champion peaches, at about |2.00 per THE WEATHER his Grandmother Benner Saturday to get the most. ter and gentleman ' friend, Robert evening. Several trom around here went to stenographer for about three yesrs bushel. The later peaches tnclude Grove of St. Louis, were guests over and llkea her work fine. I Elberta and Hale, wblch will be ready Ida Cowger, atter a lingering sick- Olney lo spend the Fourth. the week end at the home of Mrs. Climatological Service Otto Utterback and wife of Streator Several from these parts spent tbe. August 15 at higher prices. Nettle Mills and mother. ness of tuberculosis, died at her Fourth at Olney, some at Falrfleld,] Apparently they have a splendid home Sunday morning at three o'- motored down and spent the Fourtk sereral took their dinners and pic-; crop, as they offer p^cbes In single Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wblte ot Cbi-- Ending .luly n, l»2a, at Flora, III. clock. She was twenty-six years old. with home folks and returnod home cago were guests over the week end She was married to Edward Cowger Monday. nicked at Rose Lake, luka, and lots bushels or by truck lots. of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. White. ^ gathered In small gi'oups around 'Very few peaches will be harvested Date Highest Lowest Percip In 1918. Two children, I..awrence The little Star that makes its usual Mrs. Lula Battenfield of Olney was anji Wllma, came to bless the home. trips In this neck of the woods took home and celebrated. in Clay county thU year. The best a visitor with ber parents, Mrf and Character Corn la looking very fine "for the prospect that has been called to my June 20 SG 68 0.39 clear She leaves, besides ber own family, Its occupants and spent tbe Fourth Mrs. A. R. Klser, last week. brothers and sisters, father and tn Effingham. time In the year. The hay crop ta' Attention for peaches In Clay couniy met June 30 82 67 0.00 clear almoet a failure owing to the dry this year Is on the John Brlssenden The W. F. M. S. in regular July 1 89 67 0.00 clear mother, who Is very low and did not Joe Klein bas a new threshing rig. session Thunday atternoon, Juljr 2, realize that her daughter had pre- Rufus Stanford and family enters spring. tarm, just oft the hard rosd south ot at M. E. church. Topic. "Mexico." July 2 101 70 0.00 clear EA. Crackles and family spent Clay City. July 3 99 72 0.00 clear ceded her only a short time. Funeral tained the E. E. Jenkins' family, Mrs. Devotional led by Mlss May Lingen- services were held at eleven o'clock Anna Anderson and Mlss Ida Black- Sunday evpnlng at Edgar Kltley's. | W. B. HART, Farm AdvUer. felter, roll call and collection ot dues, July 5 96 73 0.20 p cldy July 4 94 70 0.13 p cldy at Shlloh church by ber pastor. Rev. burn of Flora, Monday evening. atter which a very interesting pro- Carson. Interment at the Phillips gram was carried out by Mra. John VIROIL STALET. cemetery. Blacklidge as leader. Talk on Scho'>l Cooperative Observer Raad The Flora Journal-Reoord. of Missions by the president, Mlss Ada Lingenfelter; song, "Send If.2 Light;" readings, Mrs. Ella Dutf, Mrs. Tom White, Mrs. Bertha Bris- Gasoline im senden. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. A. R. Clark of Harisburg, Leoâ Petty of Hammond, Ind.; Mrs. Eiva Pitner, Clay City; Mrs. Forrest How», Mrs. J. B. Bvans, Mrs. F. 'R. Moors. 20%|p30% Mrs. Harrison Glgson. Mrs. Cor.i Howard and daughter, Margaret, all of Xenia. Refreshments of fruit, ânnual i punch and white cake were served to about 75. More Motors The work Is progressing nicely on Chas. PItner's new residence, when complete, will add greatly to our little vlllage. Collier's Weekly quotes Herbert Hoover as J. E. Coggan and son, Letten, and saying: ^"There is room for 20% to 30^ Mr. and Mra. G. D. Coggan were callers in Vincennes Thuraday. Cod increase m the standards of living today." A. R. Coggan of Decatur came on . Tuesday returning with his wife on Increased living atatsdards mean more auto- Wednesday, who had made a visit of mobOes, an increased demand for sasolineL two weeks with relatives In Clay City and a greater miportunity for the Sandard and HarrUburg before leaving for Miami, Florida, where they expect offer! Oil Company (bidiana) to aerve society. to locate for a time. It is estimated that today more than 88 Nathan Traverse and family and Thousands of tons million Americans enjoy the use of the 17)^ Miss Ida Frazle and Alex Raley motored from Terre Haut*, Ind., to miUion automobiles now in service. «pend Saturday and Sunday at the In view of this statement and its applica- home ot Hr. and Mrs. Frank Raley. of coal given away! Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bpurne will tion, it is obviooa that the petndeum in- leave for Dahvllle the last of the dustry as a whole and the Standard OU week. Mr. Bourne will have em- Read about the generous free coal offer in Company (Indiana) aa one of the outstand- ployment there, but will not move hU ing units of this industry in particular, will household , goods at present. Tbay this week's Saturday Evening Post or Country 'H be called uptm to render to society a vastly will do light housekeeping tor a time. Gentleman—then stop in and let us give you greater aervice than they have been called We regret very much to have these good people leave Clay City and hope details of the local Heatrola Free Coal Club upon to render in the past. by fall to bave them return. Mra. D. N. Soules left Tuesday that's forming here at the store. The Standard OU Company (Indiana) be- morning to visit bar son In Saginaw. lieves that one of the nindamentals of its Mich. While Mre. Soules Is away It costs only $2 to enroll, yet membership service is to decrease the cost of manufac- Mr. Soules will visit his granddaugh- brings you: turing and distributing petroleum products ter, Mra. Dave Wilklns. In Frankfort, by the rigid elimination of tfraate; to increase Ind. 1. A ton of coal—without cost to you. the percentage of oil products, especially Mrs. Fred Everman arrived Tues- day for a tew days' visit with bsr gasoline, derived from crude petroleum. aunt, Mrs. Delbert Holman. 2. An Estate Heatrola—delivered when- Only through such service wiU it be possible Mr. and Mra. Wm. Smalley of Car- ever you wish. You can complete pay- linville and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Welch ment on easy, convenient terms. to stretch the supply of crude oii to meet of Bumker Hill, are guests ot Mr. and 8 the demand for gasoline. Mra. H. F. Turk. Mra. A. Hunley and daughters, Ln- Estate Heatrola is the new-day way of home Mr. Hoover says: "That a general higher cile and Madeline, were Flora vUltors heating. More efficient than a fumace, buying power can be created by paring Thursday evening. easier to operate, and much easier on the coal down the losses in production anid dis- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ohastlen and supply. It looks like a hahdsome mahogany tribution." son and Mrs. A. H. McCawley were Flora visitors Wednesday evening. cabinet, and is installed in one of the living- It is such thrifty, far-sighted ''paring down" Mrs. Earl Mcllvaln called on her rooms—wherever there is a handy flue con- of waste that enables the Stanoard Oil father, Mr. McKelvey, at the Weber nection. sanitarium the latter part of tho Company (Indiana) to keep its service sta- week. She reports J|lm getting along tions and tank wagons ddivernm gasoline slowly. Thousands, in every section of the country ud oila to you at inices so low that all can Quite a few Clay. City people spert will banish old stove bother this winter for enjoy their use. the Fourth In Olney. Heatrola'* fumace comfort. Come in—learn Mrs...Wm. Shoupe and children of all about this modem heating plant. Let us Tlwae low prion have been an imptntant NIantIc were guests of Mr. snd Hrs. • factor in helping to iiycreage ^the Impg Jake Oill a greater p#rt of last weeic. give you, too, the full particulars of our gen- •taiidBtxla of die AmeiicaB workkig onn^ Burley Shock wss s guest of his erous FREE COAL offer. z enaUing him to ride to work in motor cars son, Frank. In St. Louis, Sunday. V- and rîae his feunily in the niburbs where Fred Brlssenden of Bridgeport, ard 'rents AM lower end conditions more son, Edward, of Peoria, who, with hU J new brtde, called on reUtives Tues- heatthiiiL day afternoon. *s;^;:-*;v.t« *''"».-*TWi^--^Biî^ FeUz Onr and wife and daughters, of Zeigler, were guests of H. Poor- man and wife over the week end. The two daughtera remained for a longer 8 visit. Standard Oil Company Paul Ctlllison arrived today, Tues- ^•'•>^ • (AMUOIM) dsy, for a visit with o'ld friends. GesTeral Office: Staadard OU BaUdiag Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dudley had PS their guests over the week end his BOWMAM'S 8 mother nd sUter/i of Bridgeport. Flora, IlUnois 910 So. MiqUltm AvwBiu. Chicago Otto Miller and wife had as week ^TIS ^ end guests two sUtera and husbsnds ••'"'.^'te. $flA JOURNAL-J

Carney, 'A. L. ....;..,.„... 14S 'OSgavheAtr.C. M, .... DnlaaSy, tdiy 48 Pogler. H. L 90 Croughan, P. E. ...,. 7S Colllas. Artbur 10?, Dsbnsk. Delbert 13«i Fellows, T. B. , 4« 43 crown, Jobn 9. ..•-.-".. Crn^, L. B. —i-\t-trir:" i3SS£ii.iM::. 15 Fellows, J, E...... „._ IS Crown, Oscar 20 Oraiit«r. O. L v.n—t ' (0 L. W „• 16s Fergusoq, ll. W _.,. - «5 Coil. Fred '•'..tu. 47 Cmmbaehar," O. ..:. vr 15 10 Finch, R. D _.... Sli Coll, Leon .;_ 76 Cooper, W. 8...... 5^. 25 Margr •. Z 50 nnch. Sol T 14S Coll, Ed ...;^....:. S42 Cooper, L F ':.. 15 I, HsroM ... 1$ Fleshmaii, C. L. >S Carry, Jssse _„.^. <2 Cosner, 'W. H '^—:, 65 Qu|sial|&n, HSrre 80 Fordyce, Bara _. 15 Curry, Elmer E. 2^ Clements, L. E. '15 D^;inl|g>n, E. V. ... 16 Fordyce, Oscar .•:. «». Carlson. Chios „.w.'.« 45 Cross, Wm. -r-Vf--.— Panninn, A. U. ... 16 Friend." T. J : , Chandler, Cbas. -.. 4i:> Corry, Wm. ;(00 Duiinl^n, F. P U* "7 16 Friend, Orocer Co. una CarlUle. W. C, 46 Corry, W. F. Vl5 Dnnjolaan, Eliie 15 Friend, Gns. ....„.•;: ;:.„ Cassidy, J. J. 180 Cox, Earl .. 20 Darnell H. A usa "Vb".'." 106 Falley, Frank .'. _... tto Coicissure, A. T> 4... 70 Crabb. 3. H. 20 Dannelp, W. H , 115 Fairchlld. W. F .v.. 210 Campbell. O. W., Dr. ..^;...... MS Coicissure, L. B _ ,»89*T)urhaiE'Howard"-"."-!~!!!-li 145 FUck. C. L 70 Coicissure, Nellie 76 Dyklns, R. C. ..t ..,^_.'.._. Dudley, C. T. 40 Fickes, Chas _... Coicissure, Paul 15 Davidson, Delia U ••^so Dayton, M. A _.i.. T» 30 SS Cunningham, R. J • 26 250 Denning, Oeo i 76 Files. O. O Dickerson, Myrtle Ford, Irwln _ 19 Cunningham, C. 8 415 Dickerson and Walton 3& Donat, B. B 76 Cunningham, W. J. 180 15 Frasler, 3. B. _ 3S Dickey, J. W __ EgyptUn Seed Growers' a«c">v 1225 Fry, O. W. ,,. - ,• , , „, Cole, Mary B -. ' 72 Daubs, C. B „ 75 fcverhart, E. P «« ia 40 Fry, Frsnk ..; . Chaney, Fred 125 Duft. W. H _ Eckel, Barnest „ Fahler, Osear _... 60 Chaney Bros -200 Dutf, Q. F •140 Endlcott, W. C •-« 10 Fredrick, J. W. as Chaney, W. F S6 Debsrt, Emma Elck, H. E 16»90 rHok, W. F. 10s «t Chancy, Frank D 65 Dsle, Rex W 196 Edmiston. O. C * «'' Grabill. Jno. F so Nobody can say I Chaney, Rolla W 140 Day, B. A. 110 Erwin, Byron *6 Oaorge Agnes : 40 Cokley, Minnie 25 Devore, S 00 English, C. E _„ *0 Oassman Ice Cream Co. SO Clark, James 12S Drake, J. W 96 Elliey, R .; 4i> {Gsddis, A. O (26 Clark, P. E 1«8 Doty, C. L 150 Ellis, Sarah V 47S PK 50 Griftta. C. L wasted my money"- Clark, Jim 50 Deweese, T. 6 50 EtchUon, I. W ** Onsrretai, Florence N. . S«0 feter DeVaolo—192S ledianapoUt Rac* U^ieeer Clark, T. J 96 Deweese, B. L 25 Ewen, R. A r. 25 {Guerrettas, B. J 25 Clark, Don 75 Dbrlsnd, W. R 100 Elston, J. C. _ 30 Grandon, Lydla ST Clark, Ed 22 Darland, Margaret C 2296 Eaton, .Jess , 20 OInder, Ed ISO This statement from the yoimg race driver, who Clark, Hugh 120 Darland, J. Y 42 Eubanks, C. Q 65 Oray, W. E „. 895 purchased a Buick a week after he wheeled his car Clutter, A. L 81 Downard, W. F 175 Engel, Cleve .... 1...... •110 Gray, Ben J lOtK to victory at Indianapolis and broke the record of Carter, Oeorge 20 Dermody, Ellen 10 Englemelr, Fraiik ...... \.. 13' Qray, L. A 4S that famous Speedway, sums up the nation-wide carter, Emmerson ... 13 Dqgger, Vienna 90 Edwards, Carl W : 26 Oray, f. P. 86 Carter, H. C 65 Penbow. H. P 45 Edwards, C. L. 460 Ooldsby, F. B. . 1ST opinion of Buick. Caldwell, W. F 35 Davis, Tim .10 j Eade. H. C • 47 Gahan. J. B. . 108 For, just as DePaolo recognizes the superiority of Caldwell, Jno. P. ... 20 Davis, Allle E 30 Eckel, Robt „ 55 Gahan Bros. SS Caldwell, C. E 40 Davis. Pearl .10 I Flora Candy Kitchen 750 Oahan, Marl 8000 valve-in-hea4 engines for the race track and per- 30 Flora Record Pub. Co. .. sonal use, so too have more than a million every- Compton, Jno 10 DavU. J. F 1100 Omnt, R. H. Co. 1000 Compton, E. C 20 Xialaney, Warren 78 Flora M. B. A L. Assn 100 Orant, R. H 880 day motorists recognized the dependability and Compton, Cbas 20 Dulaney, Chas. A 25 Flora Oil Co 2200 Givens, E. D. 440 performance of Buick and the Valve-in-Head type Campbell, Roger B. 60 Dulaney, Hannah 16 Flora Lumber Co 3600 Oilley, Oeo. K. 80 of engine upon which Buick has concentrated for 21 years. * De Paolo bought a new Buick with the motor car expert's discriminating eye for performance, for dependability' and genuine value. And his purchase is turther evidence of the regard in which Buick is so universally held. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIOAN Dlriii.m .f Gen.ial M.l.rt f:.rfrm1l.m F. N. BLESSING >. .• M CLAY CITY, ILLINOIS CfiolarinTHE PERFECT MOTOR OIL e When better automobilea are built, Buick will build them

ASHEH8MKNT LIST Bowman, Iva McKnignt . 215 Bradley, Wm. 2.5 For the Year 102S Bradley, J. D 2.1 Buckingham, F. G 100 State of Illinois, County of Clay— Beck. E. O 74 as. Beasley, Wm 2>! Public notice ts hereby given that Bier, Dean 10 the following Is a correct list of the Briee, W. F 5.-. JUsessment of Personal Property for Bayler, A. J 345 1925, as appears on the Assessors' Bayler. Dellah 50 Books, as returned to the under- Brentlinger, A. K. . 20 signed, at my office In the cou.-t Brlsco. James 51 house In LoulsvIHe; and further- Brlsco, Chas 98 more, the Assessed Value of said Brlsco, Martin 10 property Is one-half of the full valiM Baker, J. S 60 ot the same. Boone, M. M 'J 5 Blackburn. Ida r,r, Dated at Louisville, 111., this 6th 2r. day of July. 1925. I Blackburn. P. A J. M. KTCHISO.M, j nurKfSB, O. A 25 Supervisor of Assessments. Burrls, M. J 25 1 Burrls, Bessie / 20 11 HARTER TOWNSHIP. Burrows, L. J 180 [Belt, A. Q 15 Owner's Name. AsBessed Value. Blankenshlp, Lex 25 American Railway Express Co. $ 150 I Blankenshlp, Inez 17 AlvU, L. E 25 I Buroh, James ....;..,.....,-... 140 Andres, Oscar 25 Blackburn, W. J 5:i Andrews, A. J 100 Berry, W. B. in Ambrose, W. R 55 Berry, Ralph.3. 150 Allen, Mattie E 107 Berry, Ray 105 Allen, Leo R. .. 100 Bunch, R jpt-u .-:— 25 Adams, N. E. .. 25 Berry, JK L, ...«. 42 AllUon, M. A. 79.5 Berry, Fnn) L. ..i:....:\..... 35 Aper, Herman .•. - 16ri Broeg.-rMi. ?•».'..V. Ll,... 30 Aaderson, J. E. 60 Bullard/ Amiibda .'iK'.;;.._ 30 Alderson, Harry 18 BothweU, B. 8. .C^... 176 Alderson, Norman 25 Barnett, Richard ?.'...V. 85 Alderson, J. W 85 Baldwin, Fre4-^ 25 Alderson, Murray 100 Boyd, p. A.' "~ 35 Amrine, Susan 1£0 Boyd, Mary ..„*^,. 35 Arbuthnot. E. H 53S Boyd, CL. .,4«.f.'. 2 5 Altom, I. H 60 Bnsan, IK•'••?:•... 32 Altom. K, T 15 Bradford, W. A 196 Aasbrook. Llllie 100 Bradford, G. M 125 Akers, Clark ' 132 Byars, O. H 100 Aqtes, W. T 15 Bochner, W. T 20 AlArich, Carl 40 Bunnell, Howard ....i 245 Ayers, C. E 225 Bunnell, R. W 5'.I Ayers. E. C 20 BlacMedge, Lucy in Ayers. Sarah J 108 Burton, Joseph 675 Brran, L. E 25 Bruner, C. A 40 Bryan, E. W 837 Bruner, H. H 115 Brown. C. F 285 Ballard, Chas 375 Brown, Oscar 40 3.X0 In Five Gallon Cans Bryden, Sam Brown, .Mary 30 Bryden, Edw. G D5 Bnck, Olive A 315 Borders, G. F. 70 Brolles. F. K 100 Borders, John 30 Bay, O. E 45 Bute, Homer 80 Bible. Essie 10 Brittenback, Jacob 37 IntheNewTUtin^Crate BooKher, Lane 260 Brittenback, W. D Bennett. W. F 45 Boyles. C. C 50 Bennett. G. E lis Bank, First National 21,25J This convenient, economical way escape between the piston and Brlnkley. James 30 Bank, Flora National 22,750 BUlr, A. B 10 cosmopolitan Adv. & Amus. of using Fblarine—The Pterfect cylinder wall The P<>larine film Banta, W. L 140 Corp 200 Blotter. E. J 145 Clay Co. Orchard Co 61 I Motor Cnl—is taking the country tnoroughly hibricates and protects Blownfleld, Blufora 10 Creek, Earl R 30 by storm. Motorists have recdved the remotest frictional surface of Beaver, E. K 102 Combs. Elizabeth • 45 Boyles. J. M 31S Culbertson, T. W...... -.1 , 15 it with eager enthusiasm. jour engine. Bames. A. M 20 Creekmur, .Mary A 15 Bames. L. E 175 Carroll. T. A SO ..^ BrUsenden. O. D. 75 Cheorvas, S. W. ./. , 50 The convenience is apparent; the By conserving all the power your Battoe, E. T 145 Coker, Bess 150 economy feature manifests itself engine devdops, Polarine increases Boose, Melvlna 20 Connerly. Chas 16 Baker, Alden 95 Casb, Frank 12 in a very short time. The tilting the mileag^ vou get per gallon of Baker, Glen 185 Clayton, Edna 43 gasoline used. ^ Bsker. C. F 167 Copelin, E. A 105 crate is the finishing touch to a Bayles. V, H 180 Cambron, Sarah E 20 complete service -4 Bachman, Chas _ 20 Curtrlght, John R 85 Drain your crankcase every 500 Boswell, C. M 345 Cralg. Earl 25 Bell. Sarah R 10 Coggin, Odell H 15r. There is a grade of Polarine made miles, tiioroughly deanse your Bell. John _.«. 875 Carr, J. J 15 Bowman. Jay 38«b for your individual make of car. motor with Polarine Flushing OiL Carney, J. M 875 Use tlmt grade and you will get all and refill with the correct grade of the power your motor develops, Polarine for your particular car. far tne Fblairine film prevents its Consult diart for correct grade. BELTS-HOSE-PACKING eg- •-'•.-.•• ^ ' ^' '* • TWW - At Jtjr Staadard

I^llnnsylvanla ^2 1i)rthwesteni Nationai SSS t'yM^k flMnorer Fife Ina.-Co. -.. 444 '•m^î^mTh^-' 'jM waukee Mechanics Ins. Co. S« miUonal Liberty Ins. Co (64 been Ips. Co. of Ameriea 7S3 toral Ud...... ; _ to "<5ltl>ens Ins. Co. ht Mo. 47 No'hhwestem Underwrltera Âtency 9< The A,m«rlean Ins. Co 140 ^ftifr^-'i-j. Ins. Cb. of State of Pennsyl-* vanla tlS COACH J ^•'MJÔ • .'"v-fcr •<.•». 't':^ Newark Flre Ins. Co. .., «4 Agricultural Ins. Co _.... 200 Jac6bs, E. C «0 Jacobs, Una 110 Already a £BKniliar and attractive Jones, Ernest 240 8ig:ht on.all roadai ... •^ James, S. C 407 James, W. W _ 25 Judd, Howard _ SS For one thing, the Special Coach Jenkins, Ed „.... IS Jenkins, B. E SS really, accommodates five adult Jackson, J. M 210 Johnson, John 15 passengers in comfort And then Johnson, J. B. _ 182 •y' Johnson, A. L ^ S2 the body lines and special ap- >y¥lE right kind of repairs add new life to Johnson, Henry ...T. «!S -•• your machines. And the only right kind Kelly, Fred 20 pointments' are singularly smart are those nude from the ssme materials and Knowles, Ell 16 KIrhy, Fred 20 ' Five Balloon Tirgg by the manufacturer of th|t and, Amos M Mahan, Joe . .. .. 626 Petty, M L 200 Robinson, Logan 10 }Iji«le, Hiram ..; 10 .vIcLaughlin, Geo. . IbS Petty, Joe IS Olassford. F. G. ... ;.::... 50 Hlnmap, Albert 45 25 Robinson, Martha 770 Guyott, Ora L. 25 Hlnman, H. A 14H] Lagle, W. H. : .Md-aukhlin, C. A. . 3J* Pettijohn, T S l&.s Rose, A W 190 Lagle, John W 10 Mc[.aughl>n & .Son fluyoit, Sam 105 Hlnman, Ben F 20 27.'-.0 Paaree, Julia B . 26 Ross, Wm 160 I.«iiderb8ck, John 15 McKnight, O. J 20 Pearce, Storrs 70 Oeers, Jno 35 Hlnman, Oscar V 100 13 RedfHBrn, E J 75 Hoskins, F. E SO Lauderback, T. J McBride, Jameb A. .. 225 Pearce, c F 163 Redenour, H H 140 GIddlngs, Elliabeth 10 Lauderback. Sam 20 Gordon, H. M 275 Hoskins, N. L 8 MoConn, Clara 12 Plttman. R C 40 Renfro, K E 210 •,'J^! Lambert, Geo 270 .McCarre I, Nobl.' .. Gorton, M. C 20 Hoagland, J. C Pearson. Geo E . 20 Red Top Growers Whse Asso 515 "Lewis, G. O 190 MvC'.nn-.'l, H. E ... 2^1 Oillett, W. F 560 Howland, T. B 100 Porter, Jno M ... 80 Reece, Fred 85 Lewis. C. E .SO MiGregcr, Jam>j 10-. Poole. Jno Oreer, Elmer a so Hart, J. V 135 77 Reece, Jno .S Lewis and Williams 250 McCn-niiok, R. K .. 250 Pope, Mary E 15 Ressler, C A 23 Glllman, H. 0 65 Helm, Wm 50 65 Lewis, A. H .\IoCiii,i,(ll, L. M. . 100 Pennington, Jno . 10 Reed, O H 72 Gilliland, R 162 Hunter, H. J 30 65 Lane, Ralph McCord, Belle 133 Pettit, Victor M . 70 Reld Van C 25 GUllland, C. B. .?0 Hundley, Maria 15 Morris, Jack 20 McCord, R. W 25 Parker,H G 10 Reed, Sam 60 Olll, Delia 50 Hocking, Prank '•>:> Morris, A 180 McHenry, Oeo. A. .. 230 Parish, Ray R ... 100 Raley, W T 60 Gill J. S <0 Hockman, Chas 10 Mitchell, C. S 55 McHenry, Llllie 35 Parleir, I S 25 Ralston, Jack 20 Gill, A. C 165 Hoard, Hazel D 60 Medley, Prank L 213 McHenry, C. A 40 Patton, Thos 1801 Oaddis, Minnie Cole 268 Harbin, F. W 20 Medley, E. A 575S [Randall, Sim 35 McKlnwey. T. A 20 Patton, H T ...'... 76 Hargrave, C. C 80 Harding, Francis .... 20 Maas, Walter 876 Ray, Frank 26 Hargrave, Mary _ 45 Hohlbiiu^h ,George 20 McKlnney, C. E 15 Patton, Jno 66 Ray, Chester O 85 Maxey, B. M 275 McOee, Frank Hufr, Mabel 75 HandMy, J, F 21 Mattox, Rice 145 25 Partridge, W R . 10 Ray, J O 25 Painter, Amelia . l.-i Holder, Henry T 185 Hoover, Wm 210 Maxwell, Olive 90 McKee, Roy ...^ 67 Rankin, Chas R 156 Pabst, Paul J iHudglns, B. 115 I Hendersoo, Ellen .... 15 Maxwell. J. F. Oro. Co. . 6000 McGrew, C. L ;i3 81 Reaugh, R 8 c 887 Parton, Wm iHartman, Ida 25 Henderson, Opal .... 25 Martin, J. M b7 McOrew, Miles 100 182 Stewart, C W 52 Quinn. Lawrence iHIse, Bess ..! 20 . Hlgglnson, Kih 100 Martin, W. D 25 McGrew, Eva 25 125 Sullivan, Elmer 43 iHazel, R. S. .. 32iHlggin.' Melton, Geo. B 28 McCracken, J. A. .. 75 Richardson, J M . 140 Snyder, J L 240 lopklnson, E. A. "... 250 Hendilrkrt ll 1 Iil Michels, H. C 364 McCracken, Archie .. 108 Richardson, W D 125 Snyder, Rhoda 20 todges, Daisy E 590 Huff iCthol 50 Manh, C. A 43 McCracken, W. O, .. 85 Riggle, * H 236 Snyder, Charles C 70 lodges, D. F 76 111. OrchiTd Co. 2I-; Mann, Frank 40 »lcCracken, R. J. .. 13;i RiKBle, C O 70 smith, A J 100 InternHtional Shoe Co 8100 lodges, D. C 207 Mann, J. H 40 McCracken, E. F. .. 20 Rlple>, C C 300 Smith, Oscar E 20 Irvln. P.. 1 (!0 lorsley. H. A 270 Mann, Robert 125 Naney, F. E 16 Rlnehart, Mary . 4n Smith. Ben 10 Irvln, A. W 4U0 lettiger, Leo. E 52 Maxwell, J. F 95 Nash, B. F 632 Risinger, E E 187 Smith, Alto 25 Irvln, )I. W 20)) layward, Jessls 45 Mann, Addle 16 Nelson. Anderson .... 15 Rich, J F 1385 Smith, Hiram 142 Indian Itfflnl-ii; Cb 4S5 Jansbrough, I ^ 235 Mann, Charles , 300 Neff, Ella 10 Rector, Wm 30 Smith. J H 175 American Cunlrhl Ins. Co 072 laworth, Lee 40 Mann, J. A 65 Noel, John A 76 Rider, Dora . 648 Smith, G A 86 Aetna _ 8«r j^vorth, James 410 Mann, Brad „ 26 Nale, Wm 15 Rider, Luclnda ... 37.-. Steen, L 8 85 Fldelltv PhiHinx „. l;!0 larper, Jesse 21 Mann, Claude R 87 Naney. D 20 RIcketts, C H Jr . 30 Stewart, A J 70 Niagara ...._. 606 Jeath, J. E 50 Mann, Ed S30 Naney, Rebecca 20 RIcketts. C H 25 Stewart, Jamea H 24 Ins. Co. of Nortb America ....^ 362 Seniphlll, C. E -«16 Mann, Dale Co SOOO Naney, Paul 40 Rogers, Bess ...... 316 Stephens, F M 20 Sprlngfleld Flre and Marine.'... 530 •all, S. W 20 Marsh, Charles .._ 45 Overstreet, Ben ^n Rogers, W E 100 Stetslnger, Thos .: 160 New York Underwriter ...„.*... 512 Sail, R. B 76 Mack, Fred E 16 Omabundro, R. A. .. 65 Rogers Bros 7»0 Stanford, J L 20 10 I Flre Assn. 272 111, B. F. Myers, Lowell 20 Opitz, Raymond 40 Rogers, J J 20 Stanford, C N 30 538 til, C. C 160 Home of New York _... Myers, C. M 25 Orr, L. W 196 Rogers, John E . 90 Stanford, J E 15 148 logan, Effle 290 National Myers, A. E 70 Osborn, Joe 50 Rogers, Calvin ... 4S Stanford, O W 60 Posan, W. H 350 New Hampshire 110 Meyer, Roy C 185 Oshatz, Frank 90 Rodgers, Ray c 20 Stanford, CO 1 8>>0 Inkley, S. T 180 Hartford Flre Ins. Co 334 Meyer, Emma 25 Olllver, Pearl ..^ '26 Robinson, E H ... 155 Stanford, W S 25 Meyer, P. A 1943 Owen, Roy 20 I Myers, Aifa 10 Owen, David P 125 Meyer. R. O 30 Owen. Louisa 15 Meyer, L«v ronce 25 Puckett, Jas. H 190 Meyer, C. J 925 Price, John 60 Meyer, F. O 1125 Price, a. J 7660 Monical. J. C , 8S Pixley, H. F 194* Bread Drys Out Quicker ''Sap It With Flowers' Monlcal. J. W 150 Pixley, Luke 345 Monlcal, Arthur 25 Pritchett, K. 8 200 Mtrgan, A. O Pltchford, R. G 15 In Hot Weather Funeral Deaigning Mf-refield, O. C 31 Pltchford, Walter 52 MoicHeld. Ivan .«. 15 Ferry, E.- 20 .Morelield, W. H 15 Perry, R. J .- o 40 Another Reîson for Using Cut Flowers Potted PlanU Viller, F. P 190 Pruitt, Clarence 40 VI.Ifr, W. B 1C6 Pourchot, Oeo F , 12s Flowera for All Occasions ' Miller, Geo. M 320 Powless, James L...... , - 56 Milligan. C. S 20 Potter, Harry L...^ 10 Mllllgan, E. B 82 Rowell, M E 130 Schneirs Family Loaf COMPLETE UNE OF BEDDING STOCK .Montgomery. Ellls 20 terrlne, Ray 82 Montgomery, Joseph ..... 18 Perrine, W T .; 100 -. BAKED FRESH DAILY Montgomery, Sam IF Prince, fl Ji .^,.^, 2805 Murray, J. W-, _ 1«« jg^ j«i WHOLESOME AND TOOTHSOME ., ;; Murray, Nelson *. I'O 6 pfttmanr V c '..Z.^^.z:..::.: •20 • iJ rl-^-' FLORA GREÎÎOUSE Murphy, Joe N ai: 40 Plttman, C C t Flora, Illinois' ' Phone 221 i Murphy, Vince 20 Pitts, Elijah • Mowrey. C. V 19S5t IPitU. Alexsnfiet:,. voifsttv a. m :.::.....: {•eavler, Clarence ll Schneirs Bakery 5 f Mcluahan, W. W ._ 2S Peavler, David .... 40 §••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE FIJOKA JOURNALJUECORP, FLOIU, OJUilOtt

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B 128 ; '"•', • ;*"rt. 7-' lB»Mr»«c« ef -All Kinda '•'-'•••-•^-^^'^n-4r.,^>«^ FLORA - ILLINOIS Wright, F M 15 Bell, John _.,... 23S Wyatt, M r 43 Brock, C W 870 Ktaiey to Loan on (Sood Featwas Wyatt, H A -... 165 Cannon Produce Co .... 178 AUCTIONEER ' NOTARY PUBLIC Yeck, B D S Cannon Produce Co 118 S«fton, Eva B3fEROENCT CAIXS AT AU, HOITRS Cannon, A R 243 BothweU, C F . f» BiacKfeli, C F aiNinHimHinHiiniimiiiinminnnuiiiimiinmiiimmiiiiiiMiiHiniiiiiNiiimHniM s First National Bank Bldg. Room No. 4 Corry, Robert 414 183 Dow, J H _ 466 Barton, Wm SO NiiiiiiiiiimiiiuuiiuiuuiiiiiiinHuiiiiuiiiiHiiiuiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiim I Egglngton, Chris -M5 Bowen. M H . :18 Henson, W W „... 65 Bowen Kobert 97 finiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jones, M E 63 BoT7tn, J C , 65 Buy Windstorm Insurance NOW King, W H .r 624 Blalr, Bdward 188 Stanley, Emma 70 Tlsdale, Ed A 135 Koontz, L L 136 Calllson, R J 323 btaley, Vlrgll 89 Tilton, W R 46 Koontz, S J 275 Delaney, E H 271 W. E. HARRIS- SpeaKle. Dan 46 Tonney, Ferd 272 Lee, Isaac 78 Denton, B B - 22 Sparlin, J E 14S Tollver, G F 125 Monlcal, Claud 330 Duniap, H M 33 Sparlin, Dick 27 Tollver, John IS Misenhlmer, A B 826 Ewing, Al W 135 INSURANCE Spenee, J A 1J<> Tombs, L P 60 Misenhlmer, F M ., 119 Fahler, William 178 Spencer. Ray 40! Tracy, C D 30 Misenhlmer, Luclnda 2s Hltz Orchard Co .' 967 EVERY KNOWN KIND Southwick, Edith D 1S5 I Travla, B F 100 Misenhlmer, Bemlce 301 Lewis, Thurman 240 Twenty Years Insarance Experience -.','•' .^"<...'. Songer, Cl W 40 Travis, A A ... 10 Misenhlmer, L F 177 McClure, O W 104 Slover, L C 30 Trago, Frank .. 70 McGrew, J F „ 425 McGrew, Ray J 190 Only IjeadMc CompiHiies Represented Slade, S H 50 Trago, Osear .. 32 McGrew, G B 387 Par»r, C C 325 191 Slade, A R 20 Turner, ^llo^cr 10 McGrew, Oscar 402 Pourchot, Nick TELEPHONES: Residence, 78. Office 100. ~ Bryan, Mary E 247 Slade. K E 15 Tucker, F M ... 150 McElyea, O M 471 Blankenshlp, Dave 96 Slade, David 20 Tull»tt, H L .... 65 McElyea, Ella 750 FLORA, ILL. Shrlver. Sepple 25 Tullett. Jiiiiit-8 McElyea, J C 1237 Black, Wm M 166 125 Blalr. Stephen 93 Shinefleld. O O 30 Tlbbs, Harry Rector, Hobart mo 186 Bowen, C E 173 iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNnHiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniS Shrlner. H W 95 Tlbbs, J O 2263 Stoops, E L 91 Shepard. N P 250 Bute, Harry 7S TIbba. Cecil ... Tackltt, W L 213 Blalr, Jim P'. : 190 Shepard. L E 125 Tackltt. Ora 701, Eade, O W ... 2S6 Tlili-, J L r Cox, W E : 176 Shepherd, John 200 Thompson, Seth H Flexter, Chas . 224 t'plou, Nile .. 253' Carrell, John 80 WILLOW BRANCH ' Shadwell, Oeo 40 Upton, John H Vandeveer, Mary 110 Harned, W C ... 165 Shroyer. G M 95 Clark, Mary & J W 16 Hoard, W B ... 229 Umbenhower, L S 150 Vandeveer, Dollle V 100 Devore, W L 2.1 Shroyer. C W 45 Walthan, Andy Lamp, Ernest 80 Most ot Willow Branch peiple all Ulrich, Eva 150 30 : Devore, C H- 180 Shroyer. c f 25 Walthan, Albert Leach, L P ... 34C spent the Fourth at home. V.'infossen, R A IOO 163 ! Devore, S R 12S Shroyer. ('• E 29 Woomer, A H Luse, Geo 232 Vanfossen St Daubs 50 400 I Duniap & Parsons 1? Mr. and Mrs. Uert Powell and Shlplpy. Wm 115 Worlow, George Luse, J M 370 Vanfosesn, O E 25 115 I Elliott, J R 3S family, Mr. and Mrs. Elver Bunnell Shipley. G E 15 Windle. Arley W Luse Threshing Co., J M 125 Venable, C W 375 162 Elliott, I H 83 and daughter, Mlss MUdred, Dr. M. Sehle. W II 75 Windle. Ott Logan, Clint 601 Venable, Ed Jr 17 246 Golden, S D 217 C. Powell and wife and son, Amos Seelman. George 20 Windle, Dora B Logan, Frank W 486 Jullen, ot Flora, all spent the Fourth Venable, C E , fiO 406 Gatewood, Llllle fn Sexton .Mfg Co 926 Brlnkley, J R Shrlner, S S 226 with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Venable, John 20 17 Graham, J B 'Hi Srhroeder. L K 100 Brlnkley. P T Simpson, J S 849 Amos Powell. Venable. S G 17 45 Graham, J L 21) Schroeder, Wm 40 Banhart. Carl C 302 Venable, Curtis E 20 270 C.ahan', F D i Smith, K W J. B. Moore ot Rinard and Misa Scudamore Bros 7600 1 ry.in. U C 2u3 611 3 0:i (.iah...ii. Kay Steeley & Thompson Flora spent the 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Scudamore, J C 354 Valbert. Anna E IS Burgdorf. Julius 201 126 105 Hardy, Martha Sehle, L A Pearly Gray on Sunday. They were Scott. C J .'15 Valbert, Flota 2fi(' Burton. C W 25 175 210 Hale, Mallory Thompson, Oeo dinner guests wltb Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott. D E 167 Valbert, Jay Co H.'iO Hlnman, B .M 90 239 124 Hill, J p :. Tolbert, Harry Powell and tamily. Schiffmun. H L 1380 Valbert, Jay 29.T 175 153 Illinois Orchard Co 15 Holmes, Pearl Winchester, A Schneils Hakery fiOO Valbert Lumber Co 15^0 Kinnaman, Z M 101 159 Mrs. Logan Ellls and son, Herschil 137 Hockman, I H Dove, Henry Sauma, C R 140 Walker. Frank 18s Lee. Pearley dl 392 and family drove down trom Chenoa Walters. G J 7 315 Hardin, John Connell, James to spend the Fourth with trlends. Salyards. E M 58 Moore, O Y 186 302 Ward. Uobt 40 435 Israel, M T Fry, W R They returned Sunday evening. Sandera. W R GO Marshall. C S i23 250 Ward. L A 380 271 Illinois Orchard Co Kurr, J F S.inders. Lafe 205 McElyea. Leslie R 18 397 On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lloydi 125 Walton. Sam 62 133 KInnaman, E P .'.. 263 Porter, C O .._ Moore gave a family dinner to Mrs.^ Sabin. Thos H .McGrew, Bert 225 10 Wainman, W J .„ 42 422 Illinois Orchard Co 66 I Weir, Ed Logan Ellls and and son, Herschal, Salter. Cloyd . Osterdoek, John , 345 Wells, Leslie R 62 284 Luse, Harry Mr. and Mrs. Luther Howe and Sapp, L E 96 I»ruitt, Jeff 154 38J Bowen, W H 16 Wells. Lowell 30 Large. J B 135 Chandler, Anna 15 family. Sapp. Fred Pearce, Howard ' 119 280 West. Manford 40 Mathews, J A Winchester, Jno C ...'. Smith. Jas H Ritter. Mattie 201 190 Mlss Mildred Bunnell spent the 488 Neely, Morris (Estate) ..: Craig, Otis Taylor, Fred 160, W ieldt. Nellie 2« Sloops. May J 42j 120 week end with Mlss Dorothy Powell. 95.1 Pearce, Fred '..'. 116 Colclasure, Claud Taylor. S 226 : Webber. E C 35 Stoops, W J 110 600 Peavler, J T Colclasure, Clyde E Taylor. H A 116 i Weir. H S 30 Strange, Carl 10 10 65 Taylor Bros 1112 Weller, Cass «S9 Parker, S A 415 CaHyle, W T Thompson, J E 91 70 Taylor, Earl 177 Weller, Harriett 207 Rlnnert, Max 133 Gullett, J F Valbert, A J 325 Hair* Catarrh Taylor, Ernest 100 V. h'tt, James 35 75 Kansdall, Mary E 216 Green, Sam Valbert, Leslie 201 Tatman, Ivan 12 Whitt. Walter iS 785 Oolden, C V Walker, W R Riggle, C O 402 609 Tatman. C M 93 V/hlte, Ed 70 462 Stewart, Ed 191 Ouerrettas, W A Medicine r.^t^t';^ Welti. Wm 19K local and internal, and has been sucoess- Terry, Joe 100 White, S P 65 63 Thing, W A 173 Hart, Clint Watson, Cecil 105 fot ovet Tedford. B D 25 White, Arthur 2C5 46 Wlnke, Theodore 173 Owens, Frank All in the treatment of Catarrh Brown, C F 215 Thomas, G L 150 White. Hajcward CO 2032 Wllfong, C E 18 Piatt, Amos fottf years. Sold by all druggtM. Bass, Henry 104 Thomas, Chas 25 Whitmore, C 8 7t 40 Weir, Anna M 60 Thompson, E D F. I. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio Blackwell. Thornton 235 Thomas, Geo E 2922 Whippo, A K Ibo 136 2723 Thompson A Hamer Co .. Chapman, H S Browu, c r 200 Thomas, H F 120 Winters, E E 15 130 243 Thompson, Aloys Carroll. Tom A Bute, Sherman 162 Thompson, L G 10 Winters, Una 70 314 163 TolllTer, A W Downard. E L Beard, A L 229 Thackery, D S 60 Wilcox, Geo W 80 263 Chambers, Jno T 20 Young, Frank Ewlnt. Jno A 167 Throgmorton, Jno H 2326 Wilcox, Ray 20 236 Douglass, G W 289 E. A. Hopkinson Lusk. Chas A Theobold, Ira E 150 Windle, Chas 15 346 350 OtHoe over the Lucas. Vlrgll t. Dunnigan, C A ...• , Theobold. Henry 166 Wilson, Roosevelt 20 412 Frost, Ouy ._. . 75.1 Ut Natl. Bank Myers. A DENTIST Theobold. John 325 Wilson, J H 145 362 Frost, Leonard E ...'. . 768 McBrlde, Wm E OM Nr. Carter lelped The Habit 376 Wilson, C T ISO 169 Frost, W B , 678 Bvtli PhonM Flonu Illlnoia. McKnight ft Bowman Thornton. J C 340 Williams, J W 126 258 Oolden, Orlan 82 Sloan, Verna 63 Oolden, Elvas '. . 170 by Simple Nixtore Smith, Floyd 95 Green Bros. Threshing Co . 200 niiMiiiiHnHiiinHiiuiiiiNiiiiiHimMiiAi!! Wolfe, Jim 128 "After Ukini; Adierika I feel bet- Green, T H . 181 Valbert, A J ter tban for years. At my age (601 736 Henry, R B . S17 Allen, E O 17 1t is ideal—so different trom other Harrison, H F , . 480 Banhart, S R medicines." (signed)W. W. Carter. SOO Klrby, A 30J C. W. NcVQGH Banhart, T F Adierika Is a simple mixture ot buck- 546 Mosiey, Almon 140 Riackwell, Moses thorn bark, glycerine, etc., which 87S Morgan, Foreet 265 Billings, c E removes GAS In ten minutes and 92 Mattox, Joe 38 Aoctioeeer Campbell, L E 45 often brings surprising relief to the Marts, S L . 209 Croughan, Sam 379 stomach. Stops that full, bloated Flors, DL, Route 2 McDanlel, James L . 675 Dewitt, Maggie feeling. Brtngs out old waste-mat- 142 McDuffee, Roy , 403 Daugherty, Henry ter you never thought waa in your People's Phone 88 McDuffee, E L, for James 143 use DIBCReTION Daugherty. James 30 system. Excellent tor chronic con- McClure, A F 169 Daugherty, Thos 20 'stlpatlon. N. E. Prtnce, Druggist. Reitz, Fred W 200 liliHiiiiHHinHiiiiuiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniin Ewen, R A 25 Walton, M B ; 236 Fitch, O C 124 41 291 Walton, Miles There is only one answer Gullett, c E Barton, Ed , 313 Hart. W A 71 Burgess, L S _,.....; «.... 307 Blackwell, Roy RoalJISstate Insurance Loans to the question, "Is it safe 36 Bennett, A B _ . 860 Dean, J C 273 Clark, Clnde 45 Lewis, F L to buy a used car?" And 129 Craft, O M 75 ^ »if3w: The Leading Agency Lusk, Isom M 807 Carroll, Martin 882 Robertson, F A , 284 that is "Yes, if you are Colclasure, J M .t. 143 &BAI; ESTATE—W« bandle farm and city Property—Arkanus Robinson, Fred 180 Dow, Robt B _ 297 lands—Ebtdianges negotiated. McDuffee, James F 566 careful where you buy." Dunnigan, Jno M 53 Hlnman, Alva 141 INSURANCE—All kindi Friend, Ernest ...._ „—.. 183 Plre, Lightning and tornado on tarm mnd Hunter, C R 578 Frost, Dioa _..—..«..~« , 708 etty property. Martin, B F 221 Oolden, S J, Mra .- _... . 262 OLD LIKE LIFE INSURANCB—Live Oolden, L J _... 168 death from any cause. Btock Insurance agalnat Oolden, Lou A ....- , . 188 LOANS—Negotiated on farm and city property, Oolden, Pearley 98 Onr best triendt •re those with wbom we have dealt. YOUNG MOTOR COMPANY Hale, Q 8 _ . 166 Nonuments Hendy, M L _ - . 844 V rKx4^ NOTARY PUBUC Flora. Illinota H< ndricks, J E ... . 110 Tbe «Terag« maa knowa notk- Uockrasn, Arthnr _ ~ . 65 Ing abont tha quality of marble Hiller, A R - 44.'. '•' •*-- Call on, wrtte w phone US .-,,• and granite except what hi* deal- Hendee, M L Threshing Machine er or an ageat tella him. Aa Co , 200 agent caa make large promisee, Illinois Orchard Co 58 GOLDSBY & RIGGLE DWM collect roor money and travel oa. Jacobs, Jno W _ »27 Tou may like his work whea It Jacobs, Emily _ 125 BOTH PHONES FLORA, ILL. ^« comes and yon may not. Jacobs, Jamea 11 M By coming to my ahop aad ae- Klanke, Albert .— fil lectlng a monnment, yon see bo- Logan, Oeorge _ <0 terehand what yon are gettlac— Lambert, H B _ 248 C;;:v:,. ^ij See These Cars ' no ebanee for aay mlsnaderstaad- Nash, Wealey 264 Ing. Reddish, C W _...... , 169 People's Phoae 78. Ooaa. Phoae n Then too yon save abont oae- Sefton, C B _... -. 220 1-1924 Model Chevrolet Touring Car fonrth the prtee—4he amooat the Setton, H W .... 148 agent gets for aaklas tba aala. Smith, Chas •• Dr. P. H. Bayles 2-1924 Model Ford Touring Cars Suddeth, J M _ 65 Souders, J E . 145 DENTIST 14924 Nodel Ford Sedan Sehle. W H 46 omcs Hoims g to i»—t co • 0. H. Byars Ballsy, A B 888 Bervho at Aoy Dickey, W H 136 flora, nWaala mt YOUNG MOTOR COMPANY wi/oauk, nxmon Dickey, Jno W ., 812