25 EVANGELICAL Village Water Shut Off as MINISTERS HOLD Supervisors Uphold Recent LADIES AID OF CONVENTION HERE BOARD TURNS Repairs to Well Are Made Twenty-five ministers and sev- I Highway Dept. Shake-Up 1910 HOLDS A eral ministers’ wl\es of the Peoria j DOWN TAVERN ------• ------district met here in convention on ! Timely Precautions Taken I BOAW> OF “ ™ KW NAME1) Thursday and Friday of last week I HAVES BOY’S LIFE New School Assistant to discuss the work of the district | ! Judge Sealer named the 1935 FINEJOTION MENREQUEST Richard George, 12-year-old son to Prevent Pollution and to lay plans for the year just [ Named. Sheriff Gets : board of review Wednesday. J. W. of Mr. and Mrs. John Gouge, who ahead. of Water. ! Brown, of Forrest, will be chalr- live on the north edge of Falrbury New Car. Rev. Philip Buescljer, the newly | man by virtue of being president A. V. Hodgson Home is the Permission is Refused the was saved from drowning | of the board of supervisors. S. elected district superintendent, by an unidentified man at the Scene of Happy opened the conference in a very I Saloons and Pool Hall to The Chatsworth village board ;J. Klley, of Cullom, is the Demo- Munz sand pit Sunday at about With the convening of the- fine and impressive way with an has been offloially notified that a cratic member and holds over Gathering. Operate Sundays. five p. m. board of supervisors Monday the sample of the water taken from | from last year. S. J. Porterfield, j address on "Au Ideal Worship According to eye-witnesses, the recent action making changes in j Service.” The program was fol- the village well May 14th was un- of Chatsworth, is the new Repub- boy was wading along the north the personnel of the road departs A number of Chatsworth and I lowed as outlined in last week’s fit for drinking without first be- liean member. Fred Pittlnger, Mike Meister, Wilfred Graham east end of the pit near a deep ment became one of the higlx Forrest women held a joyous re- 1 issue of The Plaindealer. lng boiled. 0f Pontiac, was named as clerk. and Edwin Pearson, Chatsworth step-off, about 20 feet from shore, lights of the session. An effort- union Saturday afternoon at the j On Thursday evening the entire Notices were mailed to all wa- All have taken the oath of ot tavern keepers, appeared before I when suddenly he sank from sight. was made to review and rescind ter users in the village advising , fice and will begin their delibera- A. V Hodgson home 54 miles j local congregation gathered for a the village board at its meeting I Sensing young gouge’s danger;'the action of the committee that them to boil the water. i tions next Monday In Pontiac. southeastast of Chatsworth. | fellowship supper with their Tuesday eveningevem.ig andam. asseu asked thatmat ; lheth„ unidentmed llnM„nf nlan plunged Inin made the changes and to ratify ra.il. th»the The notice to the village was The board of supervisors fixed The affair was he d in honor of | guests The church dining rooms the existing ordinance be changed I fully clothed and8tized hlnl as hu previous committee actions nam- from E. S. Clark, state bacteriol- j the salaries of the members of the Mrs. George McMullen, of Webb, wete tilled to overflowing and to permit the selling of intoxicat- [ calue tothe surface for lhe third h.g employes and salaries. ogist. A representative from the • board of review and clerk at $5 Iowa, who has been visiting in this 'this proved a very happy occasion ing li.juor on Sundays between the , [lme The action of the ’’old board" state health department visited ' a day, with an additional allow- locality, and to commemorate a for all. After supper all pro- hours of one and 10 o'clock p. m. Luckily the boy swallowed little committee was held illegal and the Chatsworth Friday and made an j ance of $75 for traveling expenses, society of women of the old ceedeil to the church auditorium. The Plaindealer understands ac- water and after a short rest was discharge and replacement of examination of the well, supply | except the resident of Pontiac. , Healey . Methodist church, now where , several .... spe ial musical eusations were ni.iucmade that...a. 11Manor an a. a(,ie ,, .t0 walk ,, away unaided. ... eight employes and 27 workmen Saturday tank and pumping machinery. He j ------abandoned. numbers were given by visitors was being dispensed anyway in the 1 ______in the highway department by the discovered that a portion of the Mrs. McMullen Was President [ and the local choir. Then Mrs. village Sundays and that ihe sa- [Stfile Aid Road and Bridge com 12-inch casing running down Into In 1904, a ’’Ladies’ Aid So- Frank , E. Nangle . of the Anti-Sa- loons might as well be permitted mittee was upheld by the present the well was cracked and that it ciety” was formed to assist with loon Leagl'e, ■how« l ^ e moWng to open legally. After consider board with an 18-13 vote. Super BURGLARS ROB able discussion, the board voted CAR WRECKED was possible for surface water to the church work, and, incidental- f"tltle<1 Lcst . " e *or- visor Clair Kohler, of Chatsworth enter this pipe through the air ly, to help finance the church. Its : rb >8 waP vt'rj' in*Pre88,'° five to one against changing the j was not present at the Wednesday pressure pump. He recommend first president was Mrs. Charles i and held the undivided attention present ordinance. session which took the action, be E L ?9c ed that this damaged pipe be re of the large audience for two Hilko Remmers, pool hall oper TWO BUSINESS Myers, now a resident of Forrest, FIVE PERSONS ing detained al his post in the Cit placed and extended 18 inches and who was among those present hours. ator, also appeared before the izens bank due to the visit of bank The convention came to a close above ground. An order was i at the reunion Saturday after- , . , _ ,. board and asked permission to examiners in their regular routine >r placed at once by the village au HOUSES OF $42 jnoon. In 1910 Mrs. George Me- wUh the no° n meal o n * r‘da>' A keep his place open Sundays. His ARE INJURED I examination. thorities for the pipe and it was Mullen was chosen as president of fine 8Pirlt of co-operative fellow- request was also refused by the I I New Car for Sheriff installed Wednesday by Rosen- the aid society. ship Prevai,ed throughout all ses- 8aiue vote. )E ! Additional precautions for the- boom Brothers, the new seotlon Baldwin-Chevrolet Building ■ Members of the society that aiona Bolh the local congrega- The question of street oiling Cali fomia-Bound Detroit county jail, purchase of a new car' >, 2 pks27c being 58 inches long. The roof iyear according to an old secre- tion and the tnlnisters felt that came Up and it was voted to oil and Plaindealer Vic People in the Pontiac lor the sheriff, and appointment over the supply tank and the j tary's book, which Mrs. Sam Bar- I the gathering had been very help- village streets on the same plan of a committee for representing screens are Insect tight; the well tims of Robbers. ber has carefully preserved. In- ful and uplifting. as last year. The arterial streets, rcH Hospital. [the board in relief committee- is more than 1,200 feet deep and eluded the following: Mrs. Sam The following are a few of the that is> the streets leading to the] i meetings, marked Wednesday’s,' it is reasonably sure that what Barber, Mrs. John Barber (de- ot the convention: paved highway are taken care of (de_ 1. A circulating library was i closing sessions. NSER ever impurities have entered the Negro Suspect Held ceased), Mrs. James Brown by the gas tax money. Residents Five Detroit people, two men, a again established, among the min- To Screen Visitors' Room water supply are from surface wa- Herbert Pierson, 49, colored ceased), Mrs. Edna Brown. Mrs. on other streets must pay for half woman and her two little boys, en for K. 15c Each min- The jail visitors’ room will be ter and not from the general Itran8lent- la ln the county Jal1 ,n I Jesse Crouch. Mrs. John Felt ( d e - |l8lera of tbe d,8tnct the oil spread and the village will route to California, were injured screened off with fine wire mesh. source of supply. Tests from the | Pontiac’ and wlU be formall>'^ ceased), Miss Ida Felt. Mrs. A. V. 'i8ler contributes toward the buy- pay for the other half. The oil- and a new 1935 Dodge touring se- well are sent periodically to t h e |charged Prlday by authorities as ; Hod Mr8. William Martin | in8 of lhe book8 He receives a ___ing will ...... not...... be done until after i dan was demolished when the c a riand bars wil1 be placed ia Btalr" I way from first to second floor off SODA state board of health and have the man who robbed Baldwin’s (decea8ed), Mra. George McMull- different bools to read each month the Fourth of July. struck a concrete culvert on route always been found to be excellent. , Karage. The Plaindealer office and „n, Mrs. John McMullen, Mrs. and at the end of the year each I The board also decided to dls- 24 a mile and a half east of Chats- lbe ^ai*' } ontiac Motor Company If the water had been deemed Hacker’8 “tore ‘a Forrest Monday Thos Rook Mrs EUza Spray (de- one keeps a book j pose of the two large gasoline en- worth shortly after 2 o’clock Sat- ^ 48 awarded order for new FordU. •KERS Q1r very bad the state bactrlologist [ceased), Mrs. John Spray (de- 2. A committee was reappoint Iglnes I n the pumping station that urdav morning. 'V8 for bheriff ^ ward Kammer- mann at its bid of $294 and pres undoubtedly would have ordered j " e waa are8ted Tuesday night, cea8ed)_ Mrs. Clarence Strawn, ed to continue the study of our were used prior to Installing elec lb. box ^1C Taken to Hospital ent office car. The car will be the well closed, but the order was ln Saybrook, held ln the McLean j ^jr8_ ivan Skinner (deceased), church finance with the view of (r|c pump8 While these engines The five injured persons were equippt>d with a bunet proo, ^ lnd. simply advice to boll the water county Jail until Wednesday and | Mrg Fred Cordlng (deceased) establishing a more uniform sys- are in workjng order they are of brought to Chatsworth by motor- ]8bfeld" for safety. then removed to the Livingston and Mrs Ma gie steinback. tern for all the churches of the j no further use to the village and I lst9 who reached the scene soon : New School Assistant As soon as the advised changes county jail by Deputies H. R. Da- . __...... district. j the space they ocepy in the pump after the accident. They were ILES— Phone 30 vis and Robert Jones. Pierson. I K,*ht ° ,d MemberB Pre**ent are complete new samples will be 3. A committee was appointed j bouse is needed ' given first aid, then taken to St. I V. A. Lindquist, for the past six when arrested, was wearing tennis 1 Of the fourteen present at the to mimeograph Lhe findings of the EGGS sent for analysis, the mains flush ; James hospital In Pontiac. They years principal of the elementary shoes which authorities said i reunion Saturday eight were mem- | convention; and give each minis- ' CHATSWORTH GIRL ed and ever precaution taken to ' were: schools at Forrest, was recom matched footprints found on the | bers of the society ln 1910 or 2 5 t e r a copy so that a l l may work | make Chatsworth city water the IS WEDDED TO WING j William Sargis, 21, chauffeur, mended as assistant county super moic floors In the burglarized buildings, years ago. Of the total 18 mem- together in advancing the united best in this section of the state. MAN IX BLOOMINGTON 109 Rowena, Detroit, chipped an- intendent of schools, in the report After the new pipe waa Installed Also 11 waa reported that his fin- bers in 1910, eight have passed program of the churches. , kle bone and extensive bruises i of the educational committee at [OGERY Wednesday morning and pump- 1 ger Prlnls checked those left on a to another world, leaving only ten -pbe visiting members and their this morning's session of the board Miss Elizabeth Kyburz, daugh ler about the face and body. lng was started again It was dls- I casb box In tbe Baldwin garage. ; living and eight of these were a t ; wives again and again voiced their ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kyburz Shroidky ’ Spidon, 8082 Carlin, and his appointment, which had covered that there was a leak : State’s Attorney Robert M. Nlv- the Hodgson home Saturday. i deep appreciation for the fine of Chatsworth, and Jesse B. Hoke, Detroit, passenger, leg badly frac previously been made by County some place down the well ln the en PlaD8 to arraign Pierson before Saturday’s party was composed | way |n which the local congrega- son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoke, of tured in two places below the Superintendent of Schools H. W. air pressure pipe. That Is the Justice of the Peace John A. Suth- . of Mrs. Charles Myers, Mrs. Jesse Uon administered to their needs w were married at Grace knee, broken nose and extensive McCulloch, was unanimously ap pipe in which air is forced dow n I f land and ask $5,000 bond pend- £r° f ^ J"’ Rose ,iUr‘nK the‘r 8Uy ^ T h e,Pa*‘ .Methodist Episcopal church a, 2 head and body cuts and bruises. proved. one pipe and pushes the water up in« 8rand Jury Investigation. ; Bert Miller and daughter. Rose tor also very greatly appreciates p. m.. Saturday. The pastor, the Mrs. Vivian Wynn. 25, of 5988 Mr. Lindquist will succeed T. M. in a connecting one - mary. Mrs. Robert McKinley, Mrs. tbe fine co-operation of the con Rev. C. H. Young, read the single Canton Street. Detroit, passenger, Harrell. whose resignation will SEPARATOR ”—’Here’s------a real’ piece------of* ------news. A John Taylor, Mrs. Jesse Rudd, gregation to make the convention Work was started at once pull- ring ceremony. Attendants were two fractures of pelvis and other take effect August 1st, at which lng up ihe pipe and continued 'ail Pr‘allnK ° fflce till has been ro b -firs . Burta Crouch all of Forrest, a success. Miss Mary Kyburz,. sister of tin- injuries. time Mr. Lindquist will tak/j up JUST of yesterday and until about five bed and the visitor secured $210D/^nd Mrs. SamBar ber, ffrs. C. B The following officers were IAP, bride, and Arthur Grotevant, of Leonard Wynn. 9 year old son his new duties. Mr. Lindquist, a Strawn and Mrs. K. R. Porterfield, elected for one year: Rev. Leo o’clock this morning, when the 1,1 real ca8h- So far as the writer Forrest. of above, severe scalp wound and native of Cornell, and received his of Chatsworth; the hosttess and Schmitt, of Dwight, president; ACTS: leak was discovered about 26U ft. ! know8 thls 18 lhe fir8t ttn,t a thtef The bride wore a coral crepe facial cuts and bruises. early education there, graduated Mrs. McMullen. Rev. E. E. Schaeffer, of Manhat below ground and ln the next to ever vl8,,ed a newspaper office In ensemble with white accessories Donald Wynn, 7, fracture of the from the State Normal University Old Books Displayed tan, secretary-treasurer; Philip last length of piping. The water J Livingston county or the state, and a shoulder corsage of pink clavicle, or collar bone. at Normal a/id has been engaged pipe Is 280 feet in length. 34 Inch! Some tlme between 6 o’clock Several of the old secretaries' Buescher, member of executive in the teaching profession for' roses and sweet peas. The bride's Four Passengers With Driver piping. This is connected at the 1 Monday night and 7 o’clock T ues- ___books_ were____ displayed and read committee. eleven years, six of which were in attendant wore rose crepe with The new Dodge car, owned by bottom with the air pipe which Is j day morning the llaldwln-Chevro-1 w(th interest.A number of old j ------Forrest. white accessories and a corsage of W. It. Smith, a Detroit dealer, was also 280 feet In length, ot which let- Inc • building, at the west end photographs were shown. Mrs. 'FORMER CHATSWORTH sweet peas. Hard Itoad Wanted 150 feet Is 24 Inch pipe a n d l3 0 |° f tbe Chatsworth business dls- Bert Mlller gave a musical read-' WOMAN DIES AT HOME being driven for delivery in Cali- The bridal couple will make Construction of a hard surfaced feet 14 Inches In Bize. All of trlc1, and 'rbe Plaludealer office., (n wRj, her daughter, Rosemary, IN SIBLEY MONDAY lornia by Sargis and, it is under _____ their home in Wing following a stood, the other four occupants roadway over what is known as this pipe was placed in the well | at the ea8t end o t the business i at the piano. Mrs. McMullen se- Mrs. Martha Ballinger, a for- abort wedding trip. The bride is were pay pasengers who had the Weston road from the Living ______14 or 15_ years______ago„ _____ and______was found block, were visited by thieves. . v11 -lected one of the old-time favorite , a graduate of the Forrest Town- signed legal exemption papers be ston county tuberculosis sanator x t r *•,hs i sr am r-T x: . , , „ „ ,» ^ “p. rsixrJtu:111., .xiuuuay ai u e r u u u ic ------■----- > u»iuiefore emu.embarking on the journey. ium corner to the south Living ? \ hi haw»« s ^ rv e rin d ^hen ln Sibley, after an Illness of two nois State Normal university. For According to the speedometer ston county line, is asked in a pe It was decided to place all new , possibly three. tition received by the board of su Enter Hinged (isrsge Window ______lie car had been driven itiblfig for both tbe wate rend air | 1 was bofn January 31, 1869, the in a school near Chatsworth. She on)y miles, pervisors at the opening ot their pipes. At the Baldwin building there meal by serving home made Ice , daughter(____ VI„ of Mr. and Mrs. r-ha,-wCharles will toach in the primary depart------June session. Chatsworth's water supply is Is a small window ln the toilet on cream and the balance of the aft- Claims Light Dauletl Barnum. Her marriage to Isaac menl °f Ihe \\ ing school the com- Chauffeur Sargis declares that Inspect Sanatorium secured from one well. There 1b the west side of the building. This ernoon was spent visiting, Ballinger occurred Sept. 21, 1879. 'nK year. Mr. Hoke is employed a storage tank just above ground window Is hinged at the top and The McMullen family moved he was confronted by a bright, Livingston county supervisors After their marriage they lived ln " * n8- that holds 81,000 gallons of wa swings out. This window was moved from this locality ln 1913, dazzling, headlight which caused made their annual inspection oL on a farm near Anchor, later re- ™ .„R MHOU. ol .,/r him to run into the culvert. The the county tuberculosis sanator ter. Water from the well goes left unhooked at the closing time since which time Mr. McMullen moving to their home farm in |FLOW ER 8HOJW. QUILT. Into this storage tank and from Monday night and entrance was died. All of their seven children HOOKED RVG DISPLAY car 'eft its part of the highway ium Tuesday where they were the Kansas. In 1894 they moved to; there is conveyed by air pressure gained through this window. It were bom In the Healey nelgh- _____ and crashed into the culvert on guests of the board of directors at Into the metal tanks, each one would be rather difficult for one borhood. The Hodgson home, Chatsworth. 111., and later to Sib- A flower show and quilt and the opposite (south) side of the a 12:30 dinner and heard the an- holding 20,000 gallons. Air Is man to hold this window open and ; where the reunion took place, Is a ley. Mr. Ballinger died 12 years; booked rug display will be spon- road. The Impact was so great nual report of Dr. D. \V. Trlpodi, forced Into these tanks and from crawl through, but footprints ln half-mlle west of the old Healey ago. sored by the Chatsworth Woman’s that the car was demolished and [superintendent. them the water goeB into the the soft earth outside the window church. They were parents of one 8°n. |Club the evening of June 14th at a triangular section of reinforced Discuss Transient Paupers mains. and on the window sill and lava j Jesse C., who survives, together !the high school gym. The show concrete eight Inches thick, two Board members spent most of a.- The storage tank will be emptied tory, as well as greasy finger JUNIOR FARMERS with a foster daughter, Mrs. Ge- wR| begin at 7 o’clock and a pro- feet long and a foot deep was short session Tuesday forenoon today and thoroughly cleaned. prints on the window sill Indicated neva Capron; two sisters, Mrs. gratn wju be given at 8:15. The broken off the culvert. discussing transient pauper cases, The Chatsworth Junior Farm Both metal storage tanks were clearly that a man had entered Mlller, of Maywood and Mrs. Lida ipUbi(c____ _ is ______Invited „to enter____ their___ Farmers to Rescue with particular reference to per- ers 4-H Club will meet tomorrow full of water last night. When that way. It was clear sailing Hackett, of Sand Creek, Oklaho- jqUnts and flowers. Ribbons will The Ira Ratliffe family, living 'sonal injury cases treated at St. (Friday) at the Charles Hubly one of them has been emptied then for him to ransack the rest ma. and two brothers, Frank Bar- awarded by out-of-town judges. In the Stoddard house a few rods [ Janies hospital, home at 8:00 p. m.—Club Report u Thij modem materiel some time today water will be shut of the large building, containing num, of Sibley, and William Bar- j Exhiblts must be in » by noon, j east of the scene, heard the The matter was brought to the nd hu no soft coating off and the water ln the other thousands of dollars worth of au er. num, of Bay City, Mich. There pjeaBe bring your receptacle for shrieks of the injured people and attention of the board by Chalr- * of the stainleaa steel tank, or 20,000 gallons, will be tomobiles and accessories. Evi are three grandchildren and two fjower8 Ten cents will be charg-i Mr. Ratliffe and Frank Clodi. his manWest, of the finance continu MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT great grandcchtldren. earn Separator bowl to saved for emergency fire calls. If dently the thieves wanted only ed for admission. 40 hired man, hastened to their as- teee, ln a bill for $378.80 from tbe She was a member of the Royal ban usual. Vibration is this supply Is exhausted before cash as nothing else seemed to be eistance. They stopped two west (hospital for the care of persons A Farm and Home Bureau Neighbors. The funeral was held the repairs are made the ffre en missing when a check-up was SALE OF BOOK ACXXJUNTS bound cars and assisted the driv- I1.injured in automobile accidents. Cormick-Deerine turns meeting will be held ln the high at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the gine will be taken to the tile fac made. From the cash register j ers in placing the injured people principally between January 1934 * protected agflnst un- school at 8 p. m„ Tuesday, June home ln charge of the Rev. M. Q. The undersigned will sell at tory ponds and wnler forced Into they secured $3.25, leaving a few In their cars. They were brought and June 1935. Patients were 4 18, each family to bring sand Smith. Burial was made ln the public sale all the book accounts the mains with the big pressure pennies. Some change, estimated to Chatsworth where Dr. H. L. almost entirely from outside the- wiches and table service. Chatsworth cemetery. and notes due Carrlty & Bald ' has is a very important pump on the Mre truck. at $2 was taken from a box on Ixickner gave them the necessary county, Mre. Ballinger was a half-sister win, to the highest and best bid new McCormick-Deer* Both the 20,000 gallon tanks Mr. Baldwin’s desk. Francis FOR CONCESSIONS treatment to permit their journey Arranging Audit of the late Mrs. Sarah Harry. Mr. der for cash, at the Citizens Bank a7 outstanding features. will be cleaned when emptied and Feely, driver of the Illinois Oil I to a hospital. The Roach and | The matter of arranging an st»- All persona who desire stands and Mrs. Leonard French attend of Chatsworth, on Wednesday, water users will probably be with truck, had his day’s receipts hid I McGuire ambulances, both of dit of the books of county officer* or concession privileges for July 4 ed the funeral services In Sibley June 19, 1935, at 2 p. m. out service until some time Sat den in a box In his office, which 1 which were brought Into service for the next fiscal year waa please see Clarence Pearson for and accompanied the body to A list of these accounts and urday. Eld Stoller left this morn Is In a remote part of the office with remarkable speed, were used brought before the board by. Dwer cultivators, 16aS0 terms snd reservations. Chatsworth for burial. of the finance ing for Peoria with his big truck quarters. This was found and pectlve bidders any time beforehpVnre to. take ,, , tbe ,Pat*ent8 to the Pontiac Chairman West, International trucks; .. _, | hospital, where their Injuries, as committee. The board referred to bring back the new pipe and taken. In addition to several Steal Calves From Farm the sale. . ’ , FISH FRY reported above, were given medi the matter to the finance commlt- Rosenboom Brothers and a foref checks which were left with the E'red Paulson, residing three 40 8. H. HERR, Trustee cal and surgical attention tee for investigation and they wtlk of men will atari Immediately con money box in the display room was miles south of Dwight, reported to Cowbell Tavern, Chatsworth, Mr. Spidon and Mrs. Wynn were [report their recommendations at necting the new piping. In the about $15 In silver and bills. This the sheriff the theft of two calves KITTEN BALL MEET ING I Saturday eve., June 15. Everybody I believed to be the most seriously the September meeting meantime Chatsworth city water would make the total haul ap from his farm, apparently some welcome. Lt Clodi, Prop. * board. users will be without service for proximately $20.25. time during the early morning A meeting is called for Friday Injured. night, June 14 at the Kohler ele Relatives Come The Peoria Audit company ,'HELLE the flret time in many years. Enter Print Shop Easily hours Friday. KITTEN BALL MEETING Mrs. Wynn is tho wife of Wil held the contract for several Until all repairs are completed One calf was a Hereford with a vator office. All interested, please 1IAOHINIDRT A screen was removed from a liam Wynn, who Uvea at Burbank, past snd will complete their everybody using the city water la white star on Its forehead, weight come. S : oo o’clock. rear window in the work room of Friday, June 14th, 7:30 p. m„ H. V. FINE1FIBH), Sec’y California. She was taking her ent contract next September advised to boll It first before The Plaindealer office, an unlpck- 100 pounds. The other was dark a t Trunk-Marr offices. All teams drinking. boys to Los Angeles to place them they aaalst ln the compllattaa colored and weighed 150 pounds. Interested should he represented. Celebrate In Chatsworth July 4. (Continued on page 4) the 1934 budget for tho board
J i 'M THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS THURMDAY. JUNK IS. II
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME REMINDERS of BY-GONE DAYS From Yellowing File* a t The PUIndetlrr" HCW CAN I SLEEP i: WITH TH\S SLANK- Dad’s Pay June 16 THIRTY YEARS AOO TWENTY YEARS AliO ETY £U \N f\ FLY 1 N (June 2, 1905) (June 10. 1915) MY P O O M /
Chats worth will celebrate July z -x -z The twenty-third annual com i 1th this year. mencement of the Chatsworth i John MoCaughey. the Cullorn high school was held Tuesday eve youth who shot and dangerously Bing in The Grand. The graduates wounded his brother some time were Nellie Duffy. Isabelle Ferrias. ago was sentenced by Judge Pat W H f IS' H o w Emma L&hey, and Elizabeth Lunz t ton yesterday to serve from one to ( Each graduate gave an oration as her part of the program Three fourteen years in the penitentiary' for his act. girls and one boy graduated from On next Wednesday, June 16th. 81. Patrick's high school course MtLUOHff Miss Christina Brown and Joseph Saturday evening. These exercis OF SAND Miller will be married After F ath er? es were also held in The Grand FLIES. their return from a wedding trip T he graduates were Mary A Bald- MU - I will begin housekeeping In ■wln, Margaret L. Lawless, Anna 1 , -’ey the Trotl residence property, near Snyder and H. P Donovan Rev. , x - the hotel, which has been put in FMther J J Quinn presented each readiness for them 9 ^ graduate with a gold medal and a The village board and a number diploma. of citizens held a meeting Satur = v - :V* ' .%V. ‘ Is He Practical? Charles H Heald died at the day evening to consider the cost V ■ home of his brother. Lon. in the of laying 35 blocks of street pav Show him how you value his good sound sense by giv Borth part of town Saturday after ing in Chatsworth. The estimat B long illness with tuberculosis, at ed cost is about i 2 1 o per front ^ rm T * 2 ing his some of these fine quality, comfort-fitting the age of 23 years. He was born foor (or the property owner. shirts. 11.00 to ...... ______$2.50 In Chatsworth and spent practical It was very close to a frost last ly all of his life here until the night and today is clouds and Wb, past few months which he spent cold. Bt Orland and Mansfield with rel There were 6if7 boys in the Is H e G ay? atives. Pontiac reformatory Saturday. C Sir A son was born to Mr an 1 Mrs The nineteenth banquet and re Say, "Dad, here's a happy day, and many more of them,’ Joseph Kemmer at Pocahontas. union of the high school alumni with some of these gay new summer lies we’re now attracted nearly 250 persons to Iowa, recently. offering at 55c to ...... $1.50 The Grand Wednesday evening Miss Kathryn Fallburg an i i>r •zy/JU] The banquet was served by Mrs. A. T. Spath, of Bloomington. w~re tflilfe.. John Meister with a number of married at the home of the brid- younir eirls doinc the serving. tn Chatsworth Tuesday evening Am ont those who responded for Rev. Woodley. of the Baptist / / talks were I G. Furr. G. W. Mc church performed ’he ceretnor. Is He Sportminded? Cabe, Howard Stanford and D. J. in ;h ■ presence of a l a r g e number Stanford. of guests. They will reside in Make.your contribution to his sport enjoyment by giving Bloomington, where the doc'or i- Miss Mary Kueffner was one of him a new Sweater for golf and other sports . . . and many a practicing chiropractor. ?liiip Sunday an.l stole l'2 c.-nis l>!\ IKING Till PI.I MS ADMINISTRATRIX* NOTICE the graduates from ST Mary's other suitable things for Father’s Day gifts . . . Summer Pa John is in Germany and when he academy at Notre Dame, Indiana. Municipalities and counties of Estate of John G. Bruns, de jamas $1.65 to $3.00; Tie and Collar Pin Sets in gift box, TEN YEARS AGO reads this he can transla’e the Her parents. Mr and Mrs William Illinois will receive a total of $ 1 ,- ceased. 91."0; Interwoven Socks, 35c to 50c; Palm Beach Suits at (June 11. 1925) amount secured by American ban Kueffner. went to Notre Dame yes dits into marks and dazzle the na 681,717 as their Glare of the The undersigned Administratrix $15.75. terday to attend commencement month of May rno’er fuel lax re of said Estate, hereby gives notify Miss Minnie L. Denni and Wes tives. ■exercises. The Branz family h-ld a reun ceipts collected b> the state, K. that she will appear before the Mrs. Sarah Brown died at her ley C. Harms were married June L. Ames, Jr., director of finance, County Court of Livingston Coun 7th at the home of Henry Harms. ion in the Ed Ashman grove Sun We know the kind of a fellow Dad is . . . doesn’t say much home in Piper City Wednesday day. Jun- 7th. It was the first ftate of Illinois, announces. Half ty, at the Court House in Pontiac, evening after a long illness. She The same day at Rockport. Indi of the amount will go to approxi on the first Monday in July next; about what he needs . . .just goes along, gets things done for ana. Miss Cieda Cook was mar time the family had all been to ■was 64 years old. and a former gether in seventeen years. mately 1,200 cities in the state at which time all persons having his family. And you can count on us knowing what he likes resident of Charlotte township ried to Henry R. Harms, a brother and the remaining half to the claims against said Estate are no . . . we've been taking care of men like him for years. to Wesley. The two couples left Mr. Brown died in 1884 SHERIFF S SALE 102 counties on a per capita basis. tified and requested to attend for together on a wedding trip to Chi Of the total of $84".858.50 al the purpose of having the same A marriage license was issued cago. Niagara Falls and other in Bloomington Tuesday to Guy By Virtue of an Execution is lotted to counties, $404,700 was adjusted. eastern places. sued out of the Clerk's office of held in reserve by the state for in Dated this 28th day of May, ■Morrlssette and Martha Rienow. Wilmer H. Schade. of Strawn. of Cullorn. the Circuit Court of Livingston terest and retirement of the $20,- 1935. and Mrs. Martha Stroh. of Sibley, County, and State of Illinois, and 000,000 emergency relief bond is- Jonathan Townsend, a farmer, LULA E. BRUNJ3, were married at the Lutheran t0 me directed, whereby I am com-1 sue and $41,590 for interest and Administratrix has purchased the residence prop- parsonage in Anchor June 4th. manded to make the amount of a | retirement of the $30,000,000 re- ery of Charles Burns in the north Baker, Niven & Crabtree They will reside on the Schade certain judgment recently obtain- lief bonds. east part of town for *1.800. Attorneys J13 farni east of Strawn. ed against Mrs. Ida Phillips. Counties in the higher allot John Lawless. John Ahern, L^o Henry LaurenL a lineman jim - George Phillips and Edward Phil ment class are Cook. $392,801.05, SWYGERTS Our naval program is to be com •Oarrlty and S. H. Herr have re-1 ployed by the Chatsworth Tele- THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE AFTER ALL lips, in favor of William L. O'Con of which $177,614.28 was held for pleted by 1940. Other nations turned home from Notre Dame phone company, fell 22 feet to the nell. Receiver of the Melvin State the $20.o00,000 relief bond issue will please take note and not at xinlverslty where they have at- ground when a telephone pule uank Qf Melvin, Illinois, out of and $27,803.34 for the $30,000,- tack us until then. tended school during the winter, broke with him. He escaped with lands, tenements, goods and 0DU bond issue; St. Clair $17,631.- PONTIAC T*r t r ‘geriifht has sold his i a few bruiBea- 1 chattels of the said Mrs. Ida Phil- 49; Peoria $17,517.01; Kane Dr. T C Seright as s Id his Robert VanAlstyne Jr., of Cui- Phillips and Edward An office is a place where wo stock of drugs to John F. Sulli- $17,255 24; Winnebago. $16,541.- lom, was married at the Method- philips, I have levied on the fol- men do what men want done and 93; Lake. $15,066 86; Madison, home is a place where it's just the ] 1st parsonage in Kankakee Jdne lowing property, to-wit: $15,649.48; and Sangamon $13,- opposite. The Baptist congregation is 5th to Miss Francis Helm, a teach-, All of the right, title and inter 716.99. 'planning to make about $500 in er in the Cullorn schools. Mr. est of Mrs. Ida Phillips, George Improvements on their parsonage. VanAlstyne was born in Chats- Phillips and Edward Phillips and War will end when the time worth and is Identlfied with hls eacjj an(j every 0ne of them in Chicago Herald-Examiner or The Tribane dabbed w tt Markets-—Corn 49c oats 29c. conies that a little nation can take I father and brothers In the prlnt- and to the following described a few airplanes and wipe out a big L. E. BERTMANN j ing business at Cullorn. real estate, to-wit: one. OPTOMETRIST The Pfaundealer—a city defly and your home The job printing plam of P. E. The North-east Quarter (NED You can pick out the men who Prink in Pontiac, was sold at con of Section Fourteen (14) and the PONTIAC - - ILLINOIS aren't bossed by their wives. They 19S.V1930 stable's sale Tuesday to satisfy a South Half (Si) of the Northwest South Side Square $6.50 per year. mortgage held by the Commercial QUarter ( x w j ) of Section Thir- are the ones who always need a shave. Natlonal Bank of Chatsworth. The teen (13) all in Township Twen plant was bid in by J. C. Corbett ty-five (25) North, Range Eight to satisfy the claim. (8), East of the Third Principal ! Margareth Schade, a native of Meridian, County of Livingston Germany but a resident of this vi and State of Illinois. cinity siDCe 1869, died at her Therefore, according to said THE MOST FINELY BALANCED LOW-PRICED CAR EVER BUILT Philco home in Chatsworth June 4th at command, I shall expose For Sale I the age of 75. She was a faith at Public Auction, all the right, i ful member of the Evangelical title and Interest in the above j church for 55 years. She-is sur named Mrs. Ida Phillips. George I vived by four sons and three . , „ ... Phillips and Edward Phillips In' You’ll enjoy motoring better daughters, Adam, Henry and A l - __ , . __. ___ , ___.. . ______i ...... , and to the above described proper-1 bert, of this vicinity; Charles, of Y o u c o s t ty, on Monday, the 24th day of Kankakee; and Mrs. Elizabeth June. 1935, at 2 o'clock P. M.. at! bettor with a Shols, Mrs. Minaie Williams and the North Front Door of the Court' in a BALANCED CAR! Radios Mrs. Clara Game, of Chatsworth. are now available and we House in Pontiac. Illinois B A L A N C E D have seven of the new radios Tiie Charles Jensen family is Dated at Pontiac, Illinois, this] bought and -will... have^ them moving to Racine Wisconsin. 27th day of May, 1935. ROD on display soon. Philco where Mr. Jensen has employ7 EDWARD KAMMERMANS, NOW finances their own ra merit. Mrs. Jensen arid two j!3 Sheriff of Livingston County, dios—this is a new feature daughters, Ruth and Anna .left Just started June 3rd. You -Sunday afternoon with Mr. Jensen can now buy a Philco radio for (heir new home. for .vvC Miss Kate Koehler and brother, PIPER CITY MMHMBM Phil Kohler, went to Iowa City, (Journal, June 6, 1935) Iowa, Monday to be present at the commencement exercises and wit The Piper City Municipal hand ness the graduation of their bro WZM : has been engaged to furnish the $ 1 0 ther, Lloyd, who received his de music for the Fourth of July cel gree of doctor of medicine at the ebration at Fairbury this year. down and the balance on a Iowa university. The new doctor Vacation church school opened year’s time on monthly pay will go to New York City to serve Monday morning in the Methodist ments—all financed by Phil his interneship in one of the large co-—and no red tape. and Presbyterian churches in Pi hospitals. per City and will continue through About 190 relatives attended a the coming week. All departments family reunion of the Meisenhei Thllco radios are now avail d er* Va ml ly* "at” the* Herb Me*tz7a7m are coordinating excellently with a b le In either 4. 5, 6, 7. 8, north of Fairbury, June 7th. a gratifying enrollment of 118 to I t , 11 or 15 tube sets In Horner Glllett has about recov-'date ?nd otbera are P>annlnS to Tht Matter D» Luxe Coopt attend. B ab y Grand cabinet or Floor ered from Injuries he received re- Nowhere else. In new Master De Luxe Chevrolet! Cabinet. cently in a runaway accident at I DonaldDona Boma Buffered an Injur ed foot In & motorcycle-automobile Save m oney— get everything — o w n a the entire field of It’s the only car in its price the elevator in Healey. motor cars, will you get such Miss Teresa Storr and M rs.__Bj. [ collision at Lexington early Sun- range that brings yon Body ale Melster-Doran entertained the da* evening. Donald was return M aster De Luxe balanced design, balanced by Fisher, Turret-Top con American Model Philco* N. B. B. O. card club at the Storr ln8 home from Bloomington when riding qualities and balanced struction, Knee-Action Ride s car drove onto the highway, From 990 to 900 home Monday evening. performance . . . ml tuck sur- and Blue-Flame vahve-in-hcad Mrs. Hattie Linn and daughter. striking his motorcycle. Fortun prioinjy low pritm . . . as in the engine. See this finer car toinyt American and Foreign Myrtle, have returned from a visit ately the injury was not serious Model Phllcoe with the Hill family in Centralla, and he was able to continue his CHEVROLET CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN 989.96 to 9260.00 bringing home with them Betty trip home. The fourth annual alumni ban Battery Model Philco* Linn HtU for a summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. William Lafferty, quet of the Piper City high school 949-W to 9100 of DeWItt, Illinois, spent Sunday was held in the opera house on a t the home of Mrs. Lofferty*s par the eve of Decoration day, with itrjM J LIV 2 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham about 180 attending. V 1 V..... -■ m ond. Mias ETlisfbeth Johnson has V ' The weather: Terrific heat Sat been home from Champaign this OCALSR ADVKKnsXMSMr P h ilc o urday. Hot Sunday. Light week to visit her parents, Rev. shower Monday. Cooler Tuesday, and Mrs. 8. A. Johnson. Miss R a d io S h o p Wednesday and today. May rain Johnson, who will receive her de HL today. They say it does when gree from the U. of I. next week, Baldwin Chevrolet, Inc., Chatsworth, they pay the preacher. has been engaged to teach English A cheap sneak thief broke into and coach dramatics at the Wll- the John 9llbersahn blacksmith llamsvllle high school next year.
7 k j M ^ , 7 KM. THURSDAY, JUNK 18, 1980 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS
with her smirk, then jilts him for rhinothobobocus and then there al. You will know it by a a tra w - OLD GLORY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY JUNE FORECASTS a thlrty-dollar clerk. In June was no more rhinoasthobobocus, berry mark on lta left a n a . T k a the bugs and insects are a-wing, and the hybogatlnus Jumped onto moon will be full on the l l U an # - ■»"H » i m i i t-n -i r n t m t H w and honey bees their treasures the matamaracus, although it was moat of the corn ahould bo ptooraA - SYMBOL OF NATION FOR 158 YEARS Adapted from the Writings of homeward bring. In June, the not half as big, and wiped it off the second time, but It w o n 't bo- Charles W. Bliss pesky houseflies buzz and crawl the face of the earth. And so cause of the wet weather, a a l* and punctuate their presence on the work of extermination went moot of it may not even bo in th o June is the month when roses the wall. on, the smaller animals extermin ground. scent the breeze, and clover blos ating the larger, until the masto Farmers and speculators o n t k o soms lure the busy bees; when Scientists tell us of the survival don was the biggest thing on board of trade can make thou fragrant zephyrs fan the maiden’s of the fittest and try to make us earth. But the mastodon was fi sands of dollars by observing, cheek, and idle boys are found believe that the large and strong nally destroyed by the smaller an closely these predictions and ta k along the creek; when every scene will finally overcome the small imals, and there was the elephant ing advantage of them,— if tho In - - exalts and lifts tile soul, and boys and weak, but the history of ani left, which is being rapidly ex aiders on the stock exchanges, w ho- begin to hunt the swimming hole, mal life teaches us that the con terminated. have the inside track and the loose when warmth and sunshine quick trary is true. Great size and Soon man will be the largest down, do not decide the advan* en every germ, and mother robins strength are gradually yielding to animal on earth, for he will have tage belongs to them, in which hunt the early worm; when joys tlie small and insignificant. Away destroyed everything larger than case they will, if they can, and!" ecstatic fill the soul with bliss, back before you and I can remem himself, and then animals smaller they usually can,—shear the o u t and lovers in the moonlight steal ber, about 30,000,000 years ago, than man will begin on him! And. sider as close as a ewe in May. a kiss,— the red rose sparkles in during the Jurassic period, this after a few more centuries the in fresh from the blade of the clip tlie morning dew. and, by the way, earth was peopled by huge ani sects will have their innings. They ping shears. so does the while rose, loo. mals many times larger than the have already begun their work of In June the glow-worms light biggest elephant we ever saw. destruction. Finally the larger TAX PURCHASER’S NOTICK their signal fires, and men who There were the palaeosyopas and insects will yield to the smaller fish are still the same old liars; the tltanosaurus and the camar- and in the last analysis this earth June 11, 1935 tile women fill the men with gar- asaurus and the dinosaurus and may be inhabited only by a great To Rosie Summers, Chariot* | den sass, and cows attempt to bust scores of other aninUs, each of mass of microbes and protoplasms Burmique, and Unknown Owners,. | themselves on grass; the pearly them as big as a hay barn. The and cells! You are hereby notified T hat I dewdrops hang Ironi every spray, camarasaurus weighed 120,000 It behooves us. then, my Coun at a sale of Real Estate made by | and bucking lambs upon the mea pounds and was XU feet long! trymen, to gird up our loins and the County Collector at the door dows play, and heateu opens all When he walked he made the bust the international bankers and of the Court House, in the Town 1 her portals, and uesky chiggers ath to tremble, and when lie sat other “vested interests” and to of Pontiac, County of Livingston, [ burrow in our hide; the sky and down to dinner it took forty acres get in as many Jeffersonian ban- and State of Illinois, on the ninth i . ' earth in fond embrace are met, of prime'.ai forest to satisfy his quests as possibe before we are day of October, A. D., 1933. the j and all the hens conclude they hunger. beyond praying grounds and in undersigned, Chester Crabtree, j want to set, while frisky maidens purchased the following describe.*! Where now is the camarasaur- terceding terms. Let us have our Just home from boarding school, Real Estate, situated in said Coun us? He has been exterminated by lamps well trimmed and burning i wear brindle blouses that would ty, for the Taxes, Special Assess tlie dinosaurus- an animal only when the microbes mike and the scare a mule. ments, Interest, Penalties and one-third as large as lie was. protoplasm plasms. Costs due and unpaid thereon,/or Horn In 1777, Olil Glory will celebrate Its I'58lh anniversary on Juno 14. Betsy Ross, In June all da> the farmer is a- What has become of the dinosau traditional maker of the Stars and Strl|Kls. from an old |tninling. At right: Iter home In fiel’d and counts and figures how rus? The diplodoeus, a much But. we have wandered from the year A. D., 1932, and pVior ITUIadelptiia which has Itecume a national shrine. Center: U. S. Marine** displaying the j his crops will yield, but fails to smaller animal jumped onto the our subject. Several storms will years, to-wit: National Flag along with their their regimental colors. Below: the Ituttleaiiake and Grand To Whom Assessed: Rosie Sum Union Flags, forerunners of Old Glory. ( realize that in July, when showers dinosaurus and in a short time he occur in June, and the weather i cease and everything is dry, tlie was saurus he could not get will be much warmer than it was mers; Lot Three (3) in Block One (1) in Owen’s Addition to city of hungry bugs set up a fiendish job around, and he went into a state in January. The rains that will Pontiac, Livingston county, Illi WAVING triumphantly through definite ties with the other coun- I been substituted for the crosses o to make the corn grow loose upon of extermination. Then the hoot- come will be quite wet. It will nois. the years, the Star Spangled Ban ♦try, *»af lirwhich k ln k the» U .. Acolonists1 A 1 , ...... were as.. — St. Cl fGeorge Li/»prr. . andfi ,w] St.L} t Andrew. V .. ,1 ...... the cob. In June ihe fields ar aloocus, a still smaller animal, de be light in the daytime and dark And that the time allowed by ner will reach another milestone yet unwilling to sever. The committee was of the opin rayed in living green remind us stroyed the diplodoeus, and tlie at night, just as it was last June. law for the redemption of said in Its history with the observance ion that tile stars should be six- early calves will do to wean; the giraffigoaticus wiped out tlie lioot- The college graduates will be When stars replaced the British Real Estate will expire on the of its birthday on June 14. pointed. But Mrs. Ross, so the city maiden to the country goes, aloocus, and rhinohobobocus ex turned loose this month, and. if insignia. Old Glory was launched ninth day of October, A. D., 1935. Romance and a certain mystery on its career as our national em story goes, showed how a five- and breeds a lot of freckles on her terminated Ihe giraffigoataeus they do not interfere, the summer 4 2 CHESTER CRABTREE have surrounded our flag since its blem. At first there were only pointed star could be made with nose; she wins an honest farm-lad and the catamaractus met the solstice will happen along as usu- adoption 158 years ago, clouding thirteen stars in the blue field but one snip of the scissors, and her its origin in a web of circumstanc- as the years passed and state aft suggestion was adopted. ers that historians have never er state entered the Union, the Unfortunately no record of this been able to unravel successfully. number of stars multiplied until "first” flag has been preserved. It is known definitely, however, now there are forty-eight. But the patriotic lady told the HISTORYLAND SALES EVENT that on June 14. 1777, the Con From time to time slight chang story over and over to her children tinental Congress resolved: "That es in the flag have been authoriz and grandchildren, and it has the flag of the thirteen United ed by Congress, and a design of been well authenticized by Betsy’s States be thirteen stripes, alter fifteen stars and fifteen stripes descendants. nate red and white; that the un remained in vogue from 1795 un Many Americans have explained ion be thirteen stars, white In a til 1818. Then Congress author tlie symbolism of the Stars and blue field, representing a new con ized a return of the flag to its or Stripes but few have expressed it stellation.’' Thus this date has iginal form of thirteen stripes, one as simply or as well as the Father come to be observed each year as star being added thereafter for >f our Country who said: "We Flag Day. each state entering the Union. take the stars from Heaven, the Scores of flags represented the red from our mother country, sep HEADLINERS hopes and aspirations of our fore Research has failed to prove arating it witli white stripes, thus fathers. Colonial flags show definitely Just who was respons showing that we have separted beavers, rattlesnakes, pine trees ible for the design of our National from her, and the white stripes and various other Insignia. Some Flag. A favorite tradition points shall go down to posterity, repre bore the words, "Hope," “Liberty” to Betsy Ross as the needlewoman senting liberty.” Swinging into the LAST WEEK of our thrilling History land Sales Event—we are offering a week of Miracle or “An Appeal to Heaven.” A fa whose fingers wrought with lov Faith in our flag and country vorite motto beneath the rattle ing care the first sample of the has been characteristic of our Values .... of BIGGER PRICE CUTS .... of Savings galore for everyone within traveling distance of this snake design was “Don’t Tread on Stars and Stripes, which was al people front the beginning. We Me.” most identical with the flag as we honor and respect the Stars and store. If you need ONLY ONE PIECE of furniture, buy it HERE and Buy It Soon! The first flag to show a unity of know it today. Stripes, not as a fetish, but as the purpose on the part of the colon We are told that late In the beloved standard of a free nation. ists consisted of thirteen stripes, spring of 1776 her little shop in Our flag has never been a sym similar to the design of today, Philadelphia was visited by some bol of military aggression. At except that where the stars now distinguished patrons. A com home or abroad, afloat on the sev- STEAMER CHAIRS appear the crosses of St. George mittee headed by George Wash sen seas, or in some far distant j COIL SPRINGS CARD TABLES LAWN BENCHES ington called on Mrs. Ross and Premier wire, hi-tempered DOUBLE BRACED ASSORTED COIXIRS and St. Andrew were shown. It outpost, it is America’s guarantee steel. Regular $7.00 value. Regular 81.00 Values was usually called the Grand Un submitted a rough design of a new of justice to those who seek pro ion Flag, and the crosses indicated type of flag In which stars had tection under its folds. $4*88 59c 77c 98c TAX PURCHASER’S NOTICE June 11, 1935 To DeWitt Miller: You are hereby notified. That at a sale of Real Estate made by the County Collector at the door 9x12 LAMP SHADES CURTAINS of the Court.House in the Town RUG PADS ANY COLOR— NEW STYLES Rulfle < nrtrtiiis Cottage Seta of Pontiac, County of Livingston, l.a
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t h psofc, htwrh II Chatsworth, postoffice, the |st 'Q- ily taking part. “A good time time good “A all.” by had part. was taking ily re gt n e fo ec fam each from hen one Ver- got the spon and trees Aid shower” "hen a Ladles' sored Methodist The fie Phone Office I los udr c o Mrh 3. March of act under llnols, Vertreea place near Blackstone. Blackstone. near place Vertreea Leghorn bens from the Henry Henry the from bens Leghorn n Year______|2.00 r a e Y One Res. Porterfield, J. 3. n Ot, l f Gary. of all Otto, and i Months M Six 1879 Emma Donovan* of C&bery; four four C&bery; of Donovan* Emma - . otril, e. _ Rea. Porterfield, R.K- brothers, Louis, Frank, Joseph Joseph Frank, Louis, Mrs. sister, brothers, a hus her mother, by survived her Is She raah band, her caused act. prayed and have mind may her This on Illness. of om and Mrs. Melvin was unable unable was Melvin Mrs. and om icagd n ett closed. estate and Bond discharged Chatsworth. Boughton, Julia to come to the funeral by reason reason by funeral the to come to pemn Wre cut, Miss., county, Warren Opperman. fbatsirortta glamdtate. father died just recently at Cul- Cul- at Her recently just Glab. died father Frank Mrs. and Mr. one-tenth Interest in northeast northeast in Interest one-tenth e dah hrl afterwards. shortly caused death which lysol drank her of lull health, glass ill a over spondency a Mrae Ga, duhe of daughter a Glab, Margaret was quarter of section 36 in Chats- Chats- in 36 section of undivided quarter 1933, 8. Aug. county. ot, $1. worth, Livingston Opperman. Janice to o. r. evn I a i o de of fit a Cul- In Melvin, In Mrs. burial for lom. Thursday last a vagrancy charge, but sentence sentence but on charge, farm vagrancy prison a state Yandalia the a snecd o i mnh at months six to sentenced was attacked Mr. Schllpf. knocking knocking Schllpf. Mr. attacked was brought from Gary, Indiana, Indiana, Gary, from brought was ony al t Pontiac. at Jail county of total a costs, and assessed $10 and of fine court a guilty the him and week, declared last day one the of Justice of court the In tery back blue a on lettering enameled deputies his of loo by engraved, s t lae h ct fr six for city (he leave months. to ise prom Laycock’s on suspended was ES GLEANINGS NEWS atet Te e rtn ex rating new The partment. Schllpf to stop taking the gravel. gravel. the taking belonging stop to Schllpf railroad Wabash the J. Schllpf, Robert Kammermann Kammermann Robert Schllpf, J. assembly. general the by con sidered being now legislation of come is reverse the on Engraved Co.” presen the made 11. McFadden J. for held gathering a at nds frit and ed oe er rm uy 1st. July from year ope tends 1933 over 1934 for receipts gross o h wtrok, a tl by told was waterworks, the to Peace Clifford Rudd in Forrest Forrest in Rudd Clifford Peace committee exist. to relief cease would county the case out awaiting was committee, cal ad relief of office the as filled not yet has committee Relief gency His by date. the and "Presented Deputies,” wording: the Ed black "Sheriff, in engraved, is seal ground the surrounding regu of star, The speech. tation in house court the in occasion the suitably star, gold a presented was quarters at Peoria, Is spending spending relief. Isrecting Peoria, at head quarters district the of representative e dacd y h ot fie de office post to the by offices 85 advanced of be one In Pontiac Increase made cent per 26 A lapse. Kammermann took offense and and offense took Kammermann along pile a from gravel loading $20. Unable to pay this fine, fine, the this in pay lodged to was Unable Kammermann $20. bat and assault with charged was such In supervisors. of board and pass legislation this Should F. of Baker. L. resignation vacant the with became 30 May which ministrator Livingston Kammermann, ward circle a In of seal Illinois. of the is state gold the rose raised in w dy a ek n ota di Pontiac In week a days two first class office after a two year year two a after office class first i dw twice. down him local relief would pass to the the to pass would of relief administration local law, a become face its On gold. of is size, lation Attorney night. Friday Pontiac T H CUT SEAT COUNTY THE AT uies od n ota P O. P. Pontiac In Good Business Entered as second class matter matter class second as Entered Chicken thieves stole 100 choice choice 100 stole thieves Chicken In the meantime Floyd Hawkins, Hawkins, Floyd meantime the In Estate of John Rose: Executrix Executrix Rose: John of Estate She was born in Culloni, and and Culloni, in born was She Ernest F. Opperman and Vera Vera and Opperman F. Ernest The body of Mrs. Oscar Melvin Melvin Oscar Mrs. of body The It is alleged that Kammermann Kammermann that alleged is It Fred by entered complaint a On RABOIN & PORTERFIELD h Lvnso Cut Emer County Livingston The Kammertnann Edward Sheriff Chairman C. Crabtree, of the lo the of C.Crabtree, Chairman resident Pontiac a Laycock, Roy Laadar) Daily Pontiac Th« (From Pontiac's post ollice is again a a again is ollice post Pontiac's eas aig eif Head Relief Naming Delays ^ t e Od Home Old Her at i^d u B USRPIN RATES SUBSCRIPTION Arraigned in City Court City in Arraigned tee Bud bout A Bound athered G ie Gl Mac Gold Given rbt Matters Probate ed Recorded Deeds He So er Show en H A ogd n ail Ja In Lodged Publishers ______32R-3 32R-2 1.00 |1 SC" 33 -0 hn we ao Pan beef Plain ago. week a ithan K' MRE REPORT MARKET SKM'K E V U of the Dodge had it towed away away towed Monday. it garage the had from Dodge the of unse b te apn Commis Halpln the by Furnished erig sl tdy nvny 26c unevenly today sold yearlings tims of the accident. The owner owner The accident. vic the the of of effects tims personal the of ic rm here. from tiac wrecked car to town and took care care took and town to car wrecked n Sed t sihl lwr to lower slightly to Steady and with writing, this at lower 50c to n i hus Te wn t Pon to went They hours. six in steers. a cmae wt a ek ago. week a with compared day scarce, cattle light of grade better and steers fed choice good of ply night, having come from Detroit Detroit from come having night, brother-in-law, and sister Wynn's al tp oa. Wednesday, today. top Early rived In Chatsworth Saturday Saturday Chatsworth In ad- Thomas, rived George Mrs. and Mr. 33, o to od o heavy of loads two lor ♦ 13.35, os n cnes n ctes all cutters and canners and higher cows 25c to these strong kinds; closing choice are and good for titled by telegraph and Mrs. Mrs. and telegraph no- were by Relatibes titled school. a In AND WRECKED CAR sold about steady today, (Wed- (Wed- today, steady about sold o te week. the for tts none Saturday. announced States ls o ls we. avs un Calves week. last of close uesday) and steady to 15c lower lower 15c to steady and uesday) Guard association of the United United the of association Guard vny oe aot 10 t $.5 I $1.25 to 81.00 about lower evenly ek 822 pi Tedy for Tuesday paid 812.25 top. the for same the week. about and today, bu a od 5 lower. 25c good a about Keehn, president of the National National the Roy of Gen. Maj. States president United Keehn, Illinois the in in through. goes 933 of buildings and such 32 of h bs bign u t $9.00. to up of few bringing a only best ago. the week a under many here and not many wanted wanted many not and here many than higher 15c to 10c $6.35, If a proposed plan for construction construction for plan proposed a If usa atron Tee a a was There on afternoon. Bureau Hpine Tuesday Charlotte the to rg tr a Gary. at store drug STUDY STUDY t h B J Cre hm. Bur home. Carney J. B. the at ber. friends and relatives Chatsworth Rob of Swanlck, John brother, a d ih oqes s oes f ap of tokens as officer. bouquets present with ed were installing officers as retiring The acted dalil unit. the Wil joined Claude Mrs. son. and guest. A members of guests. attendance large South Bend, Ind.. spent Sunday Sunday spent Ind.. Bend, South te uesl ad ol wr dis were tools cussed. and utensils other Members discussion. a as sented rs o bra. nme of number funeral. A the attended burial. Rob to for taken was body The erts nor. serv Funeral Urbana. Rob of J. E. Mrs. erts, Bister, a and erts, continuance of the series on folk folk a on being series lesson the minor of The continuance sons. Rosen- Jerry Mrs installed. were nell Is working In a Walgreen Walgreen a In working of Is nell Haworth, Helen Miss and made was program The { Org&nlxa- ‘‘Thej tlon." Mr. Republican being, talk, of Necessity subject splendid a Sutherland's made and each McFadden H. J. Attorney aids. The qualities of these and and these of qualities kitchen The efficient of aids. and poor of or a set Tee il be Septem will until There meetings more no spent. was hour O’Con Louis m. Fr. Pat a. Rev. 9 by at St. Monday Urbana at at church conducted rick's were ices hus her Besides 1920. in bana and there life her of moat spent dis Death of complication a from Illness. suited prolonged a after 14. July picnic community t h hm o Ms Mr Slater. Mary Mrs. of afternoon home the Friday at met Club Study music. Recordings of several several played. of were selections Recordings "Foster" music. unit. the from preciation in f w tp ace y ite 1 little by Decatur. of Lowen, dancee Jean tap Betty two of tion and speakers Pontiac, guest of as Sutherland, appeared A. John et o te ice, ws pre was Equip Kitchen,” the Small for in ment Worth Dollar’s Rosene and Mary, both at home; home; at daughters, both Mary, two and leaves Rosene she Ur band to moved they and 1900, 25, born was Hawthorne Mrs. eases. Urbana avenue, Springfield West ute Itrsig y h rendi the by Interesting further had been asked to bring examples examples bring to asked been had n oet. h frs are to fcras married She and Roberts. in 1867, 25, June Mendota. In Robert Hawthorne on February February on Hawthorne Robert 811 home, her at Friday m., a. 7 eert n htwrh uy 4. July Chatsworth in Celebrate sion Co., Union Stock Yords Yords Stock Union Co., sion The Baldwin wrecker towed the the towed wrecker Baldwin The Indications are that a large sup large a that are Indications Beef cows steady, best demand demand best steady, cows Beef Heifers weak to a little lower lower little a to weak Heifers oon bls im fw p to up few firm, bulls Bologna Stockers and feeders dull, not not dull, feeders and Stockers The Republican State Woman’s Woman’s State Republican The ota wl hv e armory new a have will Pontiac R. UA HAWTHORNE SUSAN MRS. year coining the for Officers Burnell Carney, of Gary, Ind., Ind., Gary, of Carney, Burnell social a and served was Lunch The major lesson. "Getting Our Our "Getting lesson. major The hostess was Hubly Charles Mrs. Following a business session, session, business a Following is na er gv te les the gave Searl Anna Miss Mrs. Susan Hawthorne died at at died Hawthorne Susan Mrs. It was voted to have the annual annual the have to voted was It OE ’El MEETING l’REAl B HOME (Coatlawd pass) from first Pontiac on Armory List List Armory on Pontiac NEETN PROGRAM INTERESTING CLUB CLUB PROS INJURED PERSONS 8 Chicago HAS HAS AN D. D. i
charged. word per Issue. No advertlse- If advertlse- cents 15 No than less for count Issue. to per word ad n dac, r 6 et If cents 26 or advance, In a paid cent one for head this under htwrh 11 40* 111. Chatsworth. os 40 1111- ! nols. Champaign, Co.. care Piano ! Tuner, Cable Plano In Reliable j be Sill, L. Will TUNING— PIANO I oe cliao. . . Bennett E. R. cultivator.— Tower falfa hay. — E. R. Stoutemyer, Stoutemyer, R. E. — hay. falfa Sn 40 Son. A ur fCa. . hfr 40* Shafer. F. Chas. of quire e, w FlbnsMre gaso Falrbanks-Morse Two der, rcd a blw on vle In value. sound below way priced ot. 40* | Chats- King. P. worth. A. bull.— horn line engines formerly used by the the by used formerly engines line sealed bids up to June 24th for for 24th June to up bids sealed Chats The water. pump to village worth village board will receive receive will board village worth said engines— “as Is” or by the the by or Is” “as engines— said ton— with the right to accept or or accept to right the with ton— established, electric refrigerated refrigerated electric established, eet is 40 bids. reject toe, htwrh 11 42 111. the Chatsworth, of George Mrs. Strobel, Market Strobel.— George Meat late Chatsworth es to Raymond Stadler, Piper Piper Stadler, Raymond to es of lead. 25c |>er pound. Endres Endres pound. |>er 25c lead. of be Cl a m hm. Rus home.— my at Call Hammond. sell able. iy 6-10-8®* charg phone City. Reverse promptly. ait Store. Variety . . od. 40* Rohde. H. C. to and cabbage of thousands of plants at 5c per dozen. Arsenate Arsenate other and dozen. per 5c pepper at plants tomato, bage, some cherries, kohlrabi, etc.— etc.— kohlrabi, gooseberries, Have cherries, some plants. mato will remove all dead stock stock dead all remove will weighs about 1,100. Finder Finder 1,100. about weighs ih hre Rbrs r rt: L. write: or Roberts Charles with ensa ad audy eve Saturday and ’ buy open Is also place My I Wednesday course, Of eggs. and time cream any call prices will My wish. I you and right on. are now from poultry at Shambrook, Ray notify please Milstead. Chatsworth soon. Leave orders orders Leave soon. Chatsworth ig. al e o srie—Carl service.— for me Call nings. 40* Illinois. Roberts, AOS T N A W Advertisements will be Inserted Inserted be will Advertisements O SL—o bas n al and beans SALE—Soy FOR FOR SALE—A single two-row two-row single SALE—A FOR FOR SALE — 160 acre farm, farm, acre 160 — SALE FOR O SL — Yaln Short Yearling — SALE FOR O SL—t te ihs bid highest the to SALE— FOR AHGF ILB CASH178 f WILLGIFT BE FOR SALE CHEAP—The long long CHEAP—The SALE FOR otnos hw :0 o 11 to 3:30 Show Continuous O SL—Coig u cab out Closing SALE— FOR AH O DA SOK l — STOCK DEAD FOR CASH C FR AE rcs reason Prices SALE— FOR ICE COMPELLED to sacrifice tens tens sacrifice to COMPELLED eert I Casot Jl 4. July Chatsworth In Celebrate . . . It Increases her speed speed her resistance! Increases down It cuts and . . . YOU FARMERS will be selling selling be will FARMERS YOU horse, Brown — ESTRAYED GIG O TOWN” TO “GOING Mae's a streamlined gal now now gal streamlined a Mae's a hs oe oen . . . . modern gone has Mae 2:30-11 Sunday Continuous 1 I CS FREE CASH IN $15 100 CS GIFT! CASH $150,00 “MAYBE IT’S LOVE’ IT’S “MAYBE CENTRAL With Charles ] Charles With fnt lie o Jn II I I Jane on claimed not If otnos hw 2:30-11 Show Continuous T nesday an d W ednesday ednesday W d an nesday T ih ae M and or ley Karen With HAR, FAXBBUBYTHEATRE, HARRINGTON” OT N FOUND AND LOST BAK FURY” “BLACK Junior Cash Night Night Cash Junior MISCELLANEOUS Sunday and Monday Monday and Sunday Friday and Saturday Saturday and Friday “BABY FACE FACE “BABY tuea, ue SO June Ttlureday, A. R IE 10 GIFTS $1.00 FIVE — on our screen— our on — OGE RLIS8 A E EORG G n u sre— screen— our on — 18 e n u J , ay rsd u h T N CS GIFTS CASH 8 IN ONE $2.00 GIFT GIFT $2.00 ONE RICHELIEU” screen— ouf on — audy Jn 18 June Saturday, “CARDINAL om ONE $3.00 GIFT GIFT $3.00 ONE GIFT $5.00 ONE AL UI IN MUNI PAUL B. A ET IN WEST MAE Gloria Stuart In Stuart Gloria Thrift Day Thrift O SALE FOR hit Day Thrift m Qargan Wm. J a n e 18-10 18-10 e n a J ue 18-17 June Alexander and and Alexander June 14-15 14-15 June — ln^ - ln^ — McOOLLUM’8
40* s h ie ht is fh rooms vfihi that,fits the aize is Ynu y Suggest— e g g u S e W ay M • Putting Putting • —V rug hr I oe ae f u ta ft eey om perfectly. room every fits that rug R of make one Is there n fae or los ritcly Se u seil show special our See of ing artistically. floors your frame and HOME RMD FLOORS FRAMED fw dnt ae h rgt ie t a b tioe t order. to tailored be can it size rooms. right your the of size have don’twe the If against below list size partial the s g u r d e b D 9 a n o t e k n a l b y h w me om 6x0 0x0 0x0 0x12 EN'S LEIN K 101x13) .. l2 11 Jx x 15' is the right sire rug forrug x such sire15'right the is makes makes h ult i Dra Wilton Durbar is quality The L. B. SEGUR CO. SEGUR B. L. FATHER’S C o hv nt forgotten. not have you make the perfect offering to let him know know him let to offering perfect the make 0 7 a e s u t n ' d l u D w A gift of smart apparel frbm Klein's will will Klein's frbm apparel smart of gift A It’« hi* day—a day for special recognition. recognition. special for day It’«hi* day—a DAD comes into his own next Sunday. Sunday. next own his into comes DAD SHIRTS AND SHORTS—35c and 50c and SHORTS—35c AND SHIRTS .. H
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V t a i , A ,, BR LEVER :: . . J J x elr office. dealer htwrh ody ft Monday Chatsworth r‘ ovnin Ja a J convention. «ra‘ made a fraternal call a call fraternal a made all Saybrook, of aa, and A. B. Woolly and and Woolly B. A. and son, Joseph, and Billie Billie and Joseph, son, men, were transacting transacting were men, ln Wednesday. tlon H H. E. accompanied per City, and attended attended and City, per atat the attended and aon. tored to Springfield la la Springfield to tored nin, udy 7 Sunday. Indiana, Mr. and Mra. Clinton Clinton Mra. and Mr. 7 to trip a Berlett eajoyed Alt A. E. Mrs. ry. grove. n Foec Hth Ji Hitch Florence and inc il e ed St held he will picnic 6h atr hrh i church after 16th, et t h hm o 1 of home the at meet . . oly o C of Woolly, A. G. r n Ma P L 1 L. P. Mra. and Mr. Mrs. H. Bork, Bern! Bern! Bork, H. Mrs. The Methodist Ladl Ladl Methodist The h Mtoit Phil Methodiat The GOLD MEDAL MEDAL GOLD Dial, TOBACCO, < N O G E BIG EGG LAYIA LAYIA EGG BIG E LI SH STER Y O SALT BLOCKS, BLOCKS, SALT N PEA ET LM E H CATS 'S ER ID I SN L A T 'S R E ID SN VEGI 'S R E ID SN ha W TOBACCO. a 1000. f $1,000.00. aa RN 10 Iba. 100 BRAN, K. O. BAKING I I BAKING O. K. ATTER! SW IFLY RIBBONS, FLY UA—Qodci SUGAR— t WASH, UNCO P A P E R NAPKIN NAPKIN R E P A P TAPIO* INUTE M carton, oz. 10 carton oz. 18 price will have < have will price la at k Swift A Co. Pard Pard Co. A Swift market. wf' Jwl She Jewel Swift's ______r a J rt a u r q Ja t in p Swift’s Brook Brook Swift’s aa Desn i Dressing Salad pn Jr, for 2 Jars, pint ) Economy paekag) paekag) Economy ah on o G< of pound Each You have a ch ch a have You A D We think Swtf Swtf think We h gentle, The great great er odd 8 folded, r te 0 le _ lbe. 100 (W a do NC do a (W 2 2 WE ae under Made now 96c 96c now ic Wa Linco Brookfie ikiuim many c c a SPECI ____ Kel I h
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MlM1 1 M0000000 0M 11M l M M 1 l I I H I M H i t f elr office. dealer Chatsworth Monday forenoon and and forenoon Monday Chatsworth ers' convention. Jack Newman Newman Jack convention. ers' made a fraternal call at The Plain- Plain- The at call fraternal a made newspaper ail Saybrook, Thom of son, and as, Woolly B. A. and son, Joseph, and Billie Turner mo Turner Billie and Joseph, son, in Wednesday. tion e, ee rnatn bsns in business transacting were men, copne E H Hu, r Pi conven or the attended Houk, and H. City, per E. undertak accompanied state the attended and o. ‘ eon. tored to Springfield last Thursday Thursday last Springfield to tored grove. Indiana, Sunday. They visited visited and They Thorpe Clinton Mrs. and Mr. Sunday. Haute, Terre to Indiana, trip a enjoyed Alt y Ms E A Bret n H W. H. and Berlett A. E. Mrs. ry, n Foec Hth ue 19th. June Hitch Florence and picnic will be held Sunday, June June Sunday, held be will picnic ♦ MMIHtMIIIIMMIIIIHIMHIIIM lintm i M4I IIH IW'HWHHI IH1111 II llllW HW HfH 11 1 I 1 ». il-H j M-l-K-K Keinneti at church after 16th, Irene Misses of home the at meet . . oly o Gbo City, Gibson of Woolly, A. O. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McGuire and and McGuire L. P. Mrs. and Mr. r. . oi. enc ad Hen and Bernice Boric. H. Mrs. The Methodist Phllathea class class Phllathea Methodist The will Aid Ladles' Methodist The VQROOEIRV R I E O O R Q V M O N O O E HRDY JN 1, 1038 18, JUNK THURSDAY, OAC, a, 0 ss, fsr s f 2 sise, 10c ial, D TOBACCO, details. for windows our See $1,000.00. as TR HLS lO b. — lbs. lOO lbs. SHELLS, 100 STER Y O SALT, MEDAL GOLD e l t t o b oamtse 14 n a CATSUP, c ER’S ID er p SN SOUP, BLE VEGETA ’S R E ID SN k c a s pound full Whale, TOBACCO. LEVER lbs. 100 MASH, LAYING EGG BIG r a J h c os. a e 24 TTER, BLOCKS, BU T U SALT N PEA ET ELM H cans ll ta BEANS, AND K R PO LL TA 'S ER ID SN ATTERS, SW FLY RIBBONS, FLY ...... carton oz. 18 RN 10 . s b l 100 BRAN, . . AIG O R 2 o. ------s n a c o*. 25 ER, D POW BAKING O. K. e l t t o b rt a u q WASH, r a u O C q N U colors, rted asso bossed, em ostees H NAPKINS, R E P A P TAPIOCA, INUTE M r fo 2 carton, oz. 10 get ay epe hn tee r te et op te •• they soape beat the are theae think people many great A SUGAR— G odchnux P u re Cane, 10 lbs. lbs. 10 Cane, re u P odchnux G SUGAR— s n a c 3 Food, Dog rd a P Co. A ift Sw ------r a J quart I nw 9c 10 bv wht t s as Janaar Our , , r u O . ry a a n a J st la as w It hat w above 100 r e p 96c now Is t e k r ja t in p market. f' Jwe Shreig beter han lr, l. at 1c ■• 18c , n carto lb. r e p lard, n a th r tte e b hortening, S el Jew ift's w S rc l hv o rie sso a peetsok ar xase. < « exhausted. re a stocks present as soon as raise to have ill w price Swift’s Brookfield Salad Dressing and and l Dressing Salad Brookfield Swift’s Salad Dressing and Sandwich Spread on the the on Spread Sandwich and Dressing Salad cnm pcae pr ]>ound per package, Economy ah on o Gle Goe ofecris peim opn " coupon premium a carries Coffee Goose Golden of pound Each it as 2for o f 2 Jars, pint S ’ D I V A D You have a chance to win a prise of'as much much of'as prise a win to chance a have You We think Swift Swift think We h gnl, aua, aaie food laxative natural, gentle, The oca is te r folded, 8 0 to th e package, package, e th to 0 8 folded, r te 100 2 pounds for for pounds 2 Wed O ade el e . Th ugar r < ; ar- m r a g su he T r.) a g u S eet B sell r o handle NOT do e (W E PRCAE OR PATRONAGE YOUR APPRECIATE WE ae ne gvrmn spriin o ofr to conform to supervision government under Made Llnco Llnco Brookfield Sandwich Spread Sandwich Brookfield E V. E . s b l SPECIALS FOR FOR SPECIALS ------BROTHERS’ SOAPS FOR T O IL E T :: :: T E IL O T FOR SOAPS BROTHERS’ Kellogg’s All-Bran Kellogg’s Wash Wash ------PY AH O BOOS FOR CASH PAY 1 W --- Rinso N TE LAUNDRY THE AND 8 ------r o f ------HT HUE COFFEE HOUSE WHITE 8 --- & Co. Co. or _ r fo __ *V Company make the finest finest the make Company ------8 ------w s cron carto os. at — 15c — s n carto 2 ream C Ice Jeil-o e ttl o b r e p 2 2 carto n s s n carto 2 ua standards human ______tlFtaUOY . s iigaa 10 re Prises! Free 100 away giving Is atn — — cartons ae vr used ever have ...... 21c ...... ______SU R E-JK LL LL E-JK R SU JEUileO CERTO wder ow P l . s lb 8 lbs. 40c . s b l 3 per lb. — 28c 28c — lb. per Kr b 17c |K*r lb -- ______ENGLAND ------25c GOLDEN GOLDEN COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE UE1, S 17 14,JUNE IS did one a lot of good to see old old - see to time. good of lot a one did had Heppe Mrs. an is whom lady whom of elderly one friends, among C hatsw orth v isiting Mrs. H annah annah H Mrs. isiting v orth hatsw C red me atrsc a as of lapse a such after It meet years. friends 25 least at for seen not visited also They dec 2, graves. June orating Sunday, Chatsworth Martlnton. of Spray, W. Charles --- f hcg, pn a e hus in hours few a spent Chicago, of and GOOSE GOOSE ______t da o ii a a visit to ay rd atu S Hunts, also also Hunts, t h hm o hs rte, Wil brother, his of home the at a back drove Boughton Mr. day. with her her with K night. She w en t t en w She night. K M ichigan, sp en t t en sp ichigan, M mont. visitors recent were children, and Bulck. Fri new Chicago to motored Daniels eur ng hme. hom g in rn retu liam Bayston, and wife at Tre- Tre- at wife and Bayston, liam acquaintances here Friday. Both Both Friday. here acquaintances Mrs. Fred Klehm and Mre. Merle Merle Mre. and Klehm Fred Mrs. have employment in the city. the in employment have Adams, of Chicago, were renewing renewing were Chicago, of Adams, __ __ NEW . ------______Mrs. ------Mrs. John Holmes, of Davison, Davison, of Holmes, John Mrs. Bayston Howard Mrs. and Mr. ___ Boughton, John Mrs. and Mr. Arthur and Borgman Chester ___ 8 25c 25c ----- s e g a k c a p 1 1 ____ her her 8 ------8 2 egul cart 7 i 17c s n to r a c r la u g re 2 age at each h c a e , n carto e larg age at each c a e , n carto e larg ______------ars b s r a b egul cart s n to r a c r la u g re 72c c . ------_ E m m s Jfeppe, Jfeppe, s m m E LUX T O IL E T SOAP SOAP T E IL O T LUX ______FBUOY SOAP Y O U IFEB L son, Frederick J. Heppe, Heppe, J. Frederick son, ______, ------ELL-0 - L L JE ______d au g h ters, ters, h g au d ------25c ------1 2 83c - of of ------______- __ c —. RINSO oec, n Mrs. and Momence, LUX ( ut Ire (ut l _ _ , ______
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:: c 5 5 » ' 28c 25c 20 0 :; 10c 10 1 2 10 1 " 11c 10 10 5c ;; ;; 5c • c ;; c ; c ; c ; o I I I c i■ :: :: IKankakee. iet n h nrhr pr of part northern the in cident eral policies held by the doctor doctor the by held policies eral au an was It 5th. June counties rn te osblte o te acci the of dent. possibilities the ering minor rather a doctor, Chatsworth hs a te is pi. Adv. paid.— first the sev was Of this His $1,100. received 19th. widow May county ac Livingston automobile in killed was who Dr. of issued lire the on policy members to accident free Livingston tomobile and pol Kankakee accident in an on icy claim first Its busd lo. a was hat W upon found elbow. bruised a ing. he tms wekn te auto. the home wrecking motoring times, three While Friday Injury night. serious from escape H. W. Bundy, Kankakee physician physician Kankakee Bundy, W. H. nuy wih s otnt consid fortunate is which injury, to thought to go back and try his luck at fish at luck time his try and short back anxious was go to Billy a and his there summer last and were Billy mother vacation. month's a accom will her and with evening home Sunday returned Wil Turner, brother, her of home the at from Cullom his car rolled over over rolled car his Cullom from night. Ohio, a week ago Monday. There There Monday. ago week a Ohio, r Bhed’ nuy osse of consisted injury Behrends’ Mr. home at Eagle Lake, Michigan, for for Michigan, Lake, Eagle at home Billy nephew, Her Turner. liam arriving In Chatsworth Friday Friday Chatsworth In arriving his makes who Wilson, L. A. of broth and sister are Wilsons The hy l wn t 1eoky Mich., 1’etoskey, to went all they pany his aunt to her summer summer her to aunt his pany week-end the spent Indiana, ton, n sn ooe t Cleveland, to motored son and family made a short visit there, there, visit short Crockett a The made family home. Kent's Mrs. Fleldings. the with children home and Fielding Mrs. of the er at visitors were City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma of Wilson, Lillian little girls of her household and and household her of girls little Crockett’s Mrs. by met were they atr ilig oe hs week. this home Fielding Walter Miss and Ann, Sally and Sherry sum the for Indiana, Dame, Notre mother, Mrs. M. It. Kent, and two two and Kent, It. M. Mrs. mother, Gallagher school of business at at business of school Gallagher e vacation. mer closed, having year school The or hlrn Tdy Kathaline, Teddy, children, four Sister and Vitallan Sister drey, they go to St. Mary's Convent, at at Convent, Mary's St. to go they htwrh lf tw Monday. in town school left Patrick's St. Chatsworth, in struct ceived her bualness training In the the In training bualness her ceived Seraphim, who conduct and in- | strawn. | strawn. in- and conduct who Seraphim, f akke Ms Crig re Cording Miss Kankakee. of Elks. of convention real eetate and Insurance company company Insurance and eetate Durham real the soc- with a position ■ accepted has etarial Cording, Chatsworth, William of Mrs. and Mr. of Mr. Haberkorn will attend a state state a attend will they Haberkorn Mr. where Haute, Terre Wednesday to Hab- Indiana, motored Lester J. erkorn and Jean, Dorothy Saturday and spent Sunday with with Sunday spent and Saturday will be guests of two aunts, and and aunts, two of guests be will South Bend, Ind., motored down down motored Ind., Bend, South r ad r. hre Cat al f col inc a hl a Keinneti at held was picnic school of all Craft, Charles Mrs. and Mr. r. lsbt Frobish. Elisabeth Mrs. —The Chicago Motor Club paid paid Club Motor Chicago —The Warren Behrends had a narrow narrow a had Behrends Warren r. lc Bwa, f Reming of Bowman, Alice Mrs. You! Y k n a h T ready to accept orders at'any at'any orders accept to ready Rev. E. W. Crockett and wife wife and Crockett W. E. Rev. ysis by a competent operator operator competent a by ysis price ready purchase stand the We refund to our of in ('-rests customers the protect addi In firm. reputable a Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wilson and and Wilson D. S. Mrs. and Mr. Cara Nome Beauty Spq^ial- Spq^ial- Beauty Nome Cara Itinerant canvassers using using canvassers by supplied Itinerant that over service event. annual an service you authority, fam beauty world ous Langlols, of ion anal beauty a charge of free have you to falls standards the which meet article any of to order in sponsor products these personally we Nome tion, Cara Behind .arc and time. products Nome itr . lrne Sse Au Sister Clarence, M. Sister s oe ov yu beau your solve Nome deceived rs a C be on’t D skin. of enthusiastic reception given given reception enthusiastic are planning to make this this make to planning we that are know to glad be will supervis the under trained receive to opportunity the high a product. of grade expect to right the of guarantee the is products off Cara stock / complete we>car- a ry that know to glad be in to spending your m oney on on oney m type your every spending of to in need e th isfy s,drn teps wee$. past the during lst, ture are too numerous to to numerous too stressing. need are ture Mias Dorothy Cording, daughter daughter Cording, Dorothy Mias hlt-or-m lss cosm etics. L et et L s. problem ty etics. cosm lss hlt-or-m Miss Gertrude Enright*, the the Enright*, Gertrude Miss rdcs f n nnw na unknown an of products to thank our patrons for the the for patrons our thank to Mrs .E. B. Herr and daughter, daughter, and Herr B. .E. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frobish and The annual Evangelical Sunday Sunday Evangelical annual The and Frobish L. M. Mrs. and Mr. AE s; Y T E F A S .s.; SAVE W IL L C , Q U IN N The advantages of this this of advantages The had have you that Now will customers Satisfied r i a pout o at sa to product a is ere h T We take this opportunity opportunity this take We X i t x be a fracture was was fracture a be H CAS RH LI ELR CAS RH ILLINOIS ORTH, CHATSW DEALER, PLAIN ORTH CHATSW THE xmnto b a by examination RG STORE DRUG t thma and hay fever sufferer. fever hay and t thma 1 ternationai trucks for their big big their for trucks 1ternationai : Miss Frances Palmer and Mrs. Lu- Lu- Mrs. and Palmer :Frances Miss Thomas, of Lawrence, Kansas, Kansas, Lawrence, of Thomas, Bloomington In St. to hospital taken was Joseph's trouble, ear vere ha» Moore. Mrs. Ada on Saybrook, Miss attendance of in been nurse, this favorably. Blrkey, but very days cing stones few a 200 for ill very About the performed operation. Chatsworth, of ner, Chatsworth the at stones gall of wife. They returned Wednesday Wednesday days returned They wife. morning Sunday Chicago Chatsworth, to in went visiting were wbo ambulance. McGuire She se observation. for has morning this who Marjorie, Chats doc in home the worth. their under at care been tor’s have bordy convales ae was reported was patient morning The removed. were Lock- of and Young, Drs. Willstead and Pontiac, Friday. removal hospital the for operation major C ath erin e K oehler Joined her her Joined oehler K e erin ath C sideration under the recent recent the under sideration They visited the Arthur Pearson Pearson Friday. Arthur the Normal to visited They went Orris, Pontiac. in Herr & Thompson R. son, his Pontiac, at Thompson and will remain here for a few few a for here remain will and for the in hospital the to taken was as- cli an a is he as find him to suits west that look the mate will in Dan around for dealer. cars driving Princeton a morning, this ton Cali Angeles, Los for departure frien d , Miss H elen S w iu er, of Mt. Mt. of er, iu w S elen H Miss , d frien amendment to the Home Owners' Owners' Home the to amendment June midnight before applications daughter. Harriet, Joined them them Joined Harriet, daughter. Fri Peoria in day. business transacted Wil Brosnaban, John Joseph. son, In- new two company Trunk-Marr hart’s brother, D. D. Bandy, and and Bandy, D. D. brother, hart’s Prince leave to were They western the on trip. him Dan joined week, last Kerber reported as fornia, The Kyburs. Carl by owned stein Improve Herd Dairy county ston spent having latter the Brough, Mrs. with Saturday Chicago from celle Miller and son accompanied accompanied son and Miller celle ei rp, n o whc Includ hich w t h of sig one g several in r trips, rn fte tu g a re seein her, uesday, T e panied hom accom e lain B C arroll, arroll, C on c a pse b congress. by passed as Act Loan send flower garden at Thawville Thawville at garden flower send visit. short a for home daughters e.ice A F Walter. F. A. her.jincle, udy n bogt hm home. them brought and and Felt Sunday Mr. Normal the jubilee. attended university and family Adsit, of firm law the in Adsit ship Stephen and Thompson D. er n poue 4 pud of pounds last 48 class produced her and in year first was heifer May for heifer club 4-H high “The producing says: Associattlon ment Margery Miss and Ward with Stansbury evening Sunday turned Ownersr Home the from loanB for ed a v isit to tb s hom e of G eneral eneral G of e alena, G hom s In tb t n to ra G isit v a ed laine, B Mrs. t a ill w school. er they m Dixon, m here su w t a tend Colo., bus oulder, a B boarded slsfte itors that day was great and the the pretty. and great exceptionally were was day flowers that itors Town beautiful the visited people week of her vacation here visiting visiting here vacation her of week ae en ditd o partner a to admitted been have fat.” Hol purebred a Jane, Betty was re She Monahan. Ruth Mary e hm Wednesday. home her Mrs. K oehler and Miss 'H elen elen 'H Miss and oehler K Mrs. a % on oprto ms fl their file must Corporation Loan 7h n re t qaiy o con for qualify to order in 27th at udy Te ubr f vis of number The Sunday. last her bring to Tuesday Chicago to years. several use in that been ones have replacing tanks, oil road home. son their with week-end the over liam Turner and Carl Kneifel Kneifel Carl and Turner liam bana, came Wednesday afternoon afternoon Wednesday came bana, Ames, at Vernon, Iowa. brother, visited and Elsie, Miss daughter and . . Dwyer. O. J. hl o M. n Ms Everett Mrs. and Mr. of the hospital, the child at grandson new failure Tuesday In the office of Dr.office of the In Tuesday failure to Kankakee Sunday to see their their see to Sunday Kankakee to lapsed and died suddenly of heart heart of suddenly died and lapsed new a of rec construction report ommending committee a approved imn hpe ls night. last the chapter of meeting Gilman officers' guest Star 1000 eae ipsl plant. disposal sewage $100,000 er. W. Helken attended an Eastern Eastern an attended Helken W. riv Mississippi the along trip ing rv Wdedy afternoon. Wednesday grove eund on fo a hr fish short a from borne returned wn t te et o B R. B. of death the to Owing t da J e n Ju , ay rd atu S son, and Gerhart R. T. Mrs. Ri- Marjorie and Doris Misses a to submitted Moore Jesse Mrs. Living the of report latest The Mrs. Harry Felt and son, John John son, and Felt Harry Mrs. Chatsworth of number a Quite the sold has LaRochelle M. N. In addition to Everett Collins' Collins' Everett to addition In eligible are who owners Home Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McGuire and and McGuire L. P. Mrs. and Mr. Miss Ruth Kerber came down down came Kerber Ruth Miss Mrs. Ellen F. Palmer motored motored Palmer F. Ellen Mrs. Ur- of Porterfield, Madge Miss Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stoutemyer Stoutemyer R. E. Mrs. and Mr. ere at 7, f ulm col Cullom. of 79, Cart, George has council city Pontiac The Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Strawn went went Strawn B. C. Mrs. and Mr. The Fred Warner family has has family Warner Fred The r. li Khe ad r. J. Mrs. and Kohler Clair Mrs. er at the S. J. Porterfield Porterfield J. S. the and at brother her er with visit a a a t t a hr vst ih r. Ger Mrs. with visit short h . . otril home. Porterfield J. 8. the 111., and on Sunday they they Sunday on and 111. 8 , Mika A nna nna A Mika , 111., for for a a ! banded together there, you were were were you there, Chatsworth together and !banded jFalrbury ue o idGog, e h weath the be George, find to 'sure i jn 1. ol al il e n i an- be will call Roll 13. jjune ue , 1935. 7, June HROT WS - CLUB 4-H WLS CHARLOTTE er fair or foul.—Falrbury Blade, Blade, foul.—Falrbury or fair er Shafer. ern proaiy il e miss be will personality dearing olwn compliment: following pledge, and all but two members members two but all and pledge, after Tuesday given noon : was gram n Ms Lus trebr ex- darning Sterrenberg Louis stocking Mrs. and on onstration year this home orphan sailors’ and is Faye World Sunrise," the the "All for and Waiting Sang" Herr. Jean Dorothy by Decatur. of Lowen, hospital veterans' the which at through 13th August Dwight in er. as well. Whenever golfers from from golfers Whenever club the of well. support as ardent loyal his aud for ty but way pleasant and illness, lingering a after o'clock, pass He dead. Is Strobel George en an and heart, kindly a smile, swered by "Health Rule.”— Club Club Rule.”— "Health by swered answered. June held was club 4-H WLS lotte Pearson. Ivan monica, October. until held be not il e ue 23rd. June be will Lowen. Custom" Southern "Old and Nine" Mary Herr. Pop," Lolly Margaret Ship Good the taken be will members the time Secretary-Treasur appointed was Falrbury. not alone for his quaint humor humor quaint his for alone not since bedfast him kept had Chats which In home for his at come, away to ed Golf In summers and Creek the summer, Indian this all course the club on ing Blips eotr Eo Cording. Evon Reporter, sulted : sulted ee Ford. Helen nemln. paid the late George Strobel the the Strobel George late the paid ing. 1st in the Charlotte town hall. hall. town 4-H the by Charlotte answered was call the Roll in 1st lie te lp cr card. score slip the plained ot o Stra eeig t 8 at evening Saturday on worth rnh Chatsworth. French, o, Sauneiuln. non, Emington. May 15. George will be missed missed be will George 15. May Telford, of Emiugtou, the couuty couuty presiding. the president, Emiugtou, of Telford, held was Auxiliary Legion erican oe. lcin f fies re officers of Election lowed. 231 n a uies eso fol session business a and 12:3(1 n h Womn al u Chats lu hall Woodmen the in LEGION AUXILIARY AUXILIARY LEGION ot Tedy wt Ms Mary Mrs. with Tuesday, worth h floig xeln pro excellent following The The fourth meeting of the Char the of meeting fourth The har and guitar on numbers Two will ceremonies installation The The pilgrimage to the soldiers' soldiers' the to pilgrimage The Chimney the hat "W Solos, Jean Betty dances, tap Two held be will meeting next The eert i Casot Jl 4. July Chatsworth in Celebrate oo. Aot Qatr to Quarter a "About Solos. “On and Capri” of Isle “ Solo, The members then cut out their their out cut then members The Acrobatic Number, Betty Jean Jean Betty Number, Acrobatic Witness," “Forgotten Reading. Sau- Smith, Celia Mrs. Chaplain, Last week's Falrbury Blade Blade Falrbury week's Last Mrs. Edith Bartlett, of Falrbury Falrbury of Bartlett, Edith Mrs. of Taylor, Ruth Miss Historian, Bertha Mrs. Sergeant-at-Arms, The next meeting is to be held held be to is meeting next The Mrs. Charles Hubly gave a dem a gave Hubly Charles Mrs. “A familiar face, a cheery cheery a face, familiar “A Vice President, Miss Ida Lan- Lan- Ida Miss President, Telford, Vice Mary Mrs. President, at served was lunch luck pot A h cut meig f h Am the of meeting county The “OUR U IT L E GIRL” E L IT U “OUR uesday T onday, M Sunday, TRAIL” LOST “THE Continuous Sunday 1 to 6— 6— to 1 Sunday Continuous pca Shor Attractions A rt o h S Special FOR THE LAMPS OF OF LAMPS THE FOR ______(DtrMtiM Frank of galMr) W. W ednesday an d T hursday hursday T d an ednesday W t OBren a n a d an n rie O’B t a P ith W HOLDS ITS COUNTY COUNTY ITS HOLDS Uirginia PLIMENT COM E IC N A ADDED: Fox News and and News Fox ADDED: C om ing: Ju n e 28-24-25 28-24-25 e n Ju ing: om C OBIG THOMAS'* DOUBTING “ OD FUT MEETING FOURTH HOLDS n patcd orc darn correct practiced and Clxatre CHATSWORTH, ILL. ILL. CHATSWORTH, vnns 0 ad 10c and 30c Evenings t og OBrien O’B eorge G ith W L NG DRAMA G IN ILL R H T i nd Saur y ay rd atu S d an y a rid F In H is L atest P icture! icture! P atest L is H In HI LE PL M E T Y E L IR SH W IL L ROGERS ROGERS L IL W OVNIN HERE CONVENTION AE E ’S REY G ZANE 16-17-18 e n u J ------l a Oast O tar S ll A 0 ad 10c and 20c une 10-20 e n Ju 14-15 e n u J CHINA” “OIL e —— See ______8 so Stai re p Wht Lehrs r lOO er p eghorns L hite W ype T arge L S T in N tra S IA G assoa E G IT H W Y SE MINORCAS R JE S K E C IT O H R W F F U B , RRED BA ITE. 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B. C. W. Wood N ational Service Director Chevrolet Motor Co. -5AY, VOUNC, F t L L A B Alertness Is the chief require you shouldn't a t THAT'S DUST B o r THE ment for the driver on a vacation RUNNING ON A HOY WHY I'M DOIN' 1 n in u Ye I Slop, X ? tour. He doesn’t know the road "*'S. DAY LIKE THIS IT----'CAUSE VHW lT^ GONE and Its hazards, he is unfamiliar I'M Runnin‘them with local traffic customs, and at IS A NICE ftKVttt any moment he may be called up S lowin'------on to cope with a situation that ( he Ib not accustomed to meeting 1 4 in his ordinary drlvnng. here- j fore, if he does not concentrate on \ ' / his job, ha's much more likely to i A \ I have a mishap than when he is traveling the old familiar roads u- mound his home. Most driving over accustomed routes is done sub-cousciously; (Vs £ 2 ^ K. the driver slows down for curves and busy intersections, halts at stop streets, and observes the traffic lights. without giving thought to them. This is the safe- est condition ot driving, because it permits the man at the wheel to be on the alert for any unusual | — spent Saturday evening with Mr. "W IIAT DEPRESSION?" said he was doing fine; only had development. Since he does so and Mrs. C. F. Sharp. Douglas Malloch. Chicago poet, to close down two departments of many of the necessary things from MELVIN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glabe, Mr. whose writings are familiar to his factory— the production and force of habit, he is belter able Elizabeth Underwood, Correspondent AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES and Mrs. George Harsch, Mr. and many of our readers, is going sales departments. But I’m not to act when the unexpected hap Mrs. C. W. McKnight. of Paxton, about the country delivering a lec down-hearted,” Malloch continues. pens. were here Friday evening to at ture called, "What Depression?” "We used the money of our fa On the summer tour, over Mrs. Hannah Shilts. who lias tend Guest Night of the O. E. S. It is causing more grins than a thers to get into the depression strange highways, the driver must been quite ill. is improving. The Christian Stewardship The Congregational 1-adies' Aid cage of monkeys, and doing a lot and now we’re using that of our consciously direct his mind to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes met Wednesday at the home of warning signs, crossings, curves, Text: Dent. 8:11-18; D Oor. Yet when you see the lives of were Thawiille callers Sunday. of good, since it shows up the de children to get out of it. Six : great Christians, you can under Miss Victoria Fickwiler with .7,rs pression in a humorous way. "It's steep grades, etc. And it is on 0 0-8 Mr. and Mrs. Theo A rends were years ago people discovered that stand rather clearly what this Roy Fickwiler assisting. There a tough time for the rich when the this kind of drive, when lie needs Bloomington callers Thursday. Wall Street was not a one-way The International Uniform sort of stewardship means. You was a good attendance. Delic poor are not working,” says Mal street. I’ve learned the only way all of his attention on the road, Sunday School Lemon for Jane Harold Gedeltnan and C. A. Un can see It In the life of Paul ious refreshments were served l>y loch. "One fellow tol.l me his to get rich quick is slow. The that he most subjected to distrac 10. derwood spent Sunday in Chicago. himself. tlie hostesses. business Is good because he has tion. He has to observe the scen • • • Mrs. Elva Benz and daughters, only fellow whose business is good He was a teutmaker who even Mrs. Sarah Starks returned ery. keep an eye on the young- 1 W/TIILE all thoughtful Chrls- supported his ministry by work Ruth and l.eora. were Chatsworth been losing less money than lie because things are dull is the scls- home Saturday from Ixitus, where was losing a year ago Another sters, converse with his wife, see ” tians recognize that steward at his trade. But his tentmak callers Wednesday. sors-grlnder.” she spent the past week witli Mr. that the baggage remains in place, ship is the essential and under ing had taken on new meaning Miss Mabel Arends, Hannah and Mrs. Frank Y’eagle. She was and look after a dozen things that lying fact In the religious man’s because of this consecration of Thompson and Hannah Otto spent accompanied home by Elizabeth in ordinary driving cause him no attitude toward God, they are not his whole life to God. Friday in Champaign. all agreed as to its nature and Work became touched with a Anne Yeagle, who will spend a concern. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sham- demands. n.ew sanctity because even his week with Mrs. Stark. The first rule of safe driving brook, of Roberts, were Sunday daily work he was doing as a Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson for the driver, therefore, is to For some, stewardship Is de guests of Mr and Mrs. Roy Fiek- service to God. You might think and daughter, Mary E., and son. keep constantly on the alert. Tne fined in very definite and very wiler. positive, it somewhat limited, that it would be hard for a man Junior, of Marion, spent Saturday tule for the passenger is to avoid l>r. Orrin Myers, of Horicon. ways. It means for them the tolling long hours in monoto here with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. distracting the driver from his Wisconsin, spent the week-end adoption of the Old Testament nous work, or under foul or de Holmes and family. On Sunday main job. rule of the tithing of Income— grading conditions, to find any here with his mother. Mrs. Alina such spirit of consecration or joy Myers. they departed for Maquoketa, Passengers could be a positive a very good practical rule which Iowa, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ben help if they tried. They can call would result, undoubtedly. In far In his task, and yet even In the Mrs. Emma Shilts, of Gibson, darkness of a prison and In all Phillips and family out "Green" or "Red" as the car greater gifts and greater devo was here Monday to attend the the hard circumstances of his life Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Summers approaches a traffic signal, just tion to the Kingdom of God and funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Mc Paul found the presence of God and daughters, of Gibson. Mr. and as the locomotive fireman calls all its enterprises If Christians Laughlin. everywhere adopted it and prac and the guidance of God. Mrs. Wesley Brownlee and family, out the signals to the engineer; • • • Caroline Hunt, of Paxton, came ticed it. of Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Janies they can do the watching for and Thursday for an extended visit D U T the real emphasis in our Brownlee and son. Eberett of the leading of the road signs, and fol Even so good a rule, with all with her grandparents, Mr. and the Immense results that its lesson Is upon the response Melvin community, spent Sunday low the printed log of the jour- | to God of those who have re Mrs. J. C. Hunt. practice would secure, appeals Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keller with Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Brown ney. and call attention to warnings to other Christians as an Old sources and powers that they WHEN IN CHICAGO STOP AT and stop signs, and in many ways can consecrate to him if they and sons, of Ludlow, spent Sun lee and family. Testament principle tar below day with Mrs. Keller's mother. relieve the driver of his burden. the rule and complete demand of will. Among those from here attend The man who would be truly Mrs. Sarah Rowcliffe. Inexperience is a frequent the Christian way, which Is* that ing a meeting or district 4 5 held godly Is one In whose heart Mrs. Harry Rheel, of Paxton, June 6th in the I. O. O. F. hall at HOTEL CRILLON source of trouble, but ignorance , the whole life must be given to Michigan Boulevard at 13th Street Owl, th a t all a man la and all there Is a sense of stewardship and Mrs. Clara LaRose and son. Elliott where Mr. and Mrs. Geo. :s no excuse. The good driver In gratitude and service. He can of Loda, spent Wednesday with will take special precautions that ] that a man has, In the truly Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. A bb Bryant. WHERE FRIENDLY HOSPITALITY AWAITS YOU! not enjoy the richness and bless Miss Victoria Fickwiler. may be needed, rather than to go Christian sense, comes under the Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kentpf and Single Rooms from $1.50 Double Room From $2.50 law of stewardship. edness ot God's grace in his soul Mesdames I-aura Van Velson. ahead and trust that none will be daughter, Betty. Gertrude and without wishing to be gracious and Bertha Glabe were in Rob ALL WITH MUTATE BATH necessary. For instance, if he is • • • and loving toward his fellow Elizabeth Underwood. Mr. and erts Friday to attend the funeral 300 Rooms Fireproof Radio in every room starting down a grade in moun 'X'HIb would seem so large a men. Mrs. C. F. Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. rale that men could hardly The New Testament portion ot of Mrs. Mary Stonebreaker. Harry Benz, George Benz. Sr.. One block from Union bus station— Garage and tainous country, he will shift to Parking Space a lower gear in advance. If he follow It when you think of how our lesson take thiB thought and Mrs. Minnie Schrock and fam Geo. Thackeray. Harlen Bryant, is entering a curve, he will slow much or life Is given to business enriches It through emphasis ily, of Dundee, Ohio, are making and Peter Fickwiler. and to human relationships that upon the sower of the seed. We O To any reader of the Plaindealer who malls In this down and be prepared if the road an extended visit with the for are wholesome, but that do not are in the world as those who advertisement we will issue a Guest Card entitling you suddenly takes a sharp bend. If mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. It's beginning to look as if con to a discount of 25f,r on accommodations. seem to have anything in them are sowing tor a great reaping, Benz, Sr. he parks his car on a stiff gradtn that Is essentially Christian as and the largeness of what we gressmen seeking re-election will Samuel Cole. Managing Director W. C. Skinner, Manager he will leave it in low rather than distinguished from things that reap depends upon the bounti Mr. and Mrs. Will Cooper and have to do a lot of stuttering when trust to ills hand brake. fulness with which we sow. son, of Dayton. Ohio, and Mr. telling how they've helped the are natural to man's life. «■■■■■■■■ "Take nothing for granted.” is and Mrs J. S. Kenny, of Loda. farmer. an excellent rule for the tourist ('river. He should nbt assume Lutheran ('llurelic* slou of the Vacation Church that all is clear around the bend School. All of our children are “A Changeless Christ for a ■ of the road or just over the crest urged to attend. of a hill — he should not even Changing World.” Will. W. Wohlfarth, Minister count on what other drivers will do. The one safe assumption Charlotte llH|itist Church about drivers, in fact, is that they 9;45 — .Sunday school and Bible will do the wrong thing. If you '•lass. Bible School— 10:00. anticipate that they will, you'll 10:45— Divine service. Worship Service— 11:00. sav* a lot of trouble. B. Y. P. U — 6:30. Chatsworth Evening Service— 7:30. The 8 : 3 Sunday school and Bible second message on Revelations Celebrate in Chatsworth July 4. class. will be given Sunday evening. 9 : Jo— Divine service. Prayer Meeting. Thursday at 7:30. Choir practice at 8:15. 8:15—Divine service. The senior B. Y. P. U. will have Versatile Ohio 9:15—Sunday school and Bible a social evening on the church class. lawn. All young people are in Track Ace The Ladies' Aid will meet on vited. 7* Thursday afternoon at the home E. W. Crockett, Pastor of Miss Margaret Lutson. Text: John 3:1-15. “Except a Celebrate in Chatsworth July 4. man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God." You are always welcome. B e f o r e y o u b u y A. E. Kalkwarf, l’astor ‘Fruit Salad’ Evangelical ( liurch That Grows ANY LOW -PRICED CAR f * * Sunday School— 9:30 a.m. v In fairness to yourself get the facts be Morning Worship 10:30. hind the widespread enthusiasm for the E. L. C. E. 7 :00 p. ni. Evening Worship (Union serv Silver Streak Pontiac before you invest \ ' ice)—-7 : 45. in a new car. Spend just 10 minutes Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, at , 7 : 3 0 . in the low-priced car America calls the H W f Choir Rehearsal, Wednesday at most beautiful thing on wheels I 8:15. Beginning this week the Meth 1. Triple-Sealed Hy- I. Fnll-Pressare N*. odist church will unite with us in ^ A ' d ra stic feted Flaw Labci- union evening services. The t" c a lU a services during June will all he 2. Solid Steel "Tur held at the Evangelical church. ret-Top" Bodies 7. The Moat B eaalllsl The young people will hold their by Fisher Thiay on Wheels services at their respective church 3. Completely floated $. Fateated Flsbss es. Chassis Ventilation The Dally Vacation Bible | School will begin Monday. June 4. Knos-Actlon ea 9. Coaeealed Lay. 17th, at 8:30 a. m.. at the Evan the Eight sad Da yaga aad Byare gelical church. All from 4 years Lane Ms Tiro Compartment to first year high school may en 8. Beeerd-BreaMay 10. Fredaatolgeneral roll for the school. Fred O. Stroebei, Pastor *Litl price, a, Pontiac, Mid, , begin •< I 6IS /o r ike SU onA | 7JS , Flashing to fame as the /«• ike Figkl {tokfoct ra change will,ee,l nonce). Slmmimci |T M V a f Methodist Kpisco|Ml Church ' ■ world’s greateat track and field ...... occoejjeie, extra A.mUoUe on eaty C. M. A. C T i m Paymomte. * athlete, Jesse Owens, Ohio f S ta te 's ebony sta r. Is shown 9:00 a. m.— Morning Worship above daring the Big Ten track service. 8ermon: "A Little Lea A "frait salad” concocted by meet at Ann Arbor. Mich., in ven.” Chef Nature is shown above. John Boughton Overacker Garage 10:00 a. ra.— Sunday School. When the petals drop off this which be set new world records Cfiateworth, IB. Piper City, 111. In the broad jump, 220-yard 7:30 p. m. — Sunday Evening lily-like flower. a ripening dash, and 220-yard low hardies. Hour. Union services, the re stamen is revealed that baa a de In addition, he tied the world mainder of June in the Evangel licious taste, in which one can mark of 2.4 seconds la the ld»- ical church. detect the flavors of many fruits. The flower grows In Australia. y ard dash Monday, 8:30 a. m., first see- j>LC*l ADVESTinEMPfr THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1985 THE CHATSWORTH PLAINDEALER, CHATSWORTH, ILLINOIS
« WOULD CUT DOWN INTEREST ■H-44-44-H 4 4 +4-4-44-44♦ ♦ » > ♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ! $ »$♦ » ♦ ♦ « ♦ » « ♦ ♦ •» » ROFESSION STRAWN NEWS Coasting on the West Coast Pointing out that small loan Ml*e Alice Rameey, Correipoodeot w ■ ■ jdSfSf* f companies iu other states have Have your spring dress been able to operate profitably on A MOTH PROOF BAG es, coats, suits, hats and 0. D. WILLSTEAD, M. D. less than the maximum Interest PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON drapes cleaned now. Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Folkers rate charged in Illinois, Governor GIVEN Leave orders with ♦ were dinner guests Sunday at the Henry Horner is seeking to have OFFICE IN CHATSWORTH HOSPITAL w s t / - offlo* Hour*: 1:00 to 4:10 p. daily, Herman Knauer home. ■Mi K members of the legislature amend WILL C. QUINN except Sunday: alao Saturday araalnsa Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carter left the bill, just passed by the Sen Tito to • Sunday by appointaaaaL FREE the Druggist Saturday for a several days visit ate, which Improves tbe adminis Off lea cloaad Thursday aftarnooai. WITH Oat a Haalth Examination Bafaea with her parents at Pittsfield. tration of the law but leaves the Every dress measured Yaw Naat Birthday Frank B. Kuntx left Monday for rates as they are. At present the EACH WINTER GARMENT —no shrinkage. Fort Sheridan, and will be sta Illinois small loan company charge We call and deliver tioned at some camp as a lieuten # J \ ■ \ - Is 3$ per cent for the first $100 CLEANED each Tuesday and Fri ant. and 2$ per cent In excess of $100 day. H. L. LOCKNER, M. D. Mrs. Herman Knauer, son and up to $300. Frank and MIbs Augusta Knauer The Wisconsin rate Is 2$ per PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON were visitors at Bloomington last cent on the first $100, and one per STRAWN & MURRAY ♦ Wednesday. cent on amounts In excess of Succaaaor to Dr. F. W. Palmar Bernard Kunti and James Wat- $200,” according to the govern RELIABLE CLEANERS Offioa Orar Vlrptala Thaatra terson, students at Chanute air or's statement. "New Jersey and Hatters, Farriers, Dyers—Kankakee field, Rantoul, spent the week-end Missouri limit the Interest rates PHONES ■ on unpaid balances to 2$ per cent, Rraaidanaa lltB -S at their homes here. 4 4"H M 1 I I t I n t I M I 4 4 4 4-4-4 -H 4 4 4 4 4 4»H 411 I I 4 4 4-1 1 M I I ♦■£ Offloa lltR-1 Mr. and Mrs. George Barkhau- and New Hampshire limits It to sen, of Chicago, were week-end two per cent. The New York and guests at the home of her sister, Iowa rates are 3 per cent up to DR. BLUMENSCHE1N Mrs. L. A. Meyer, and family. (f< it i $150, and 2$ per cent In amounts PERMANENTLY Mrs. Lottie Koss and son, Henry in excess of $150. & W ELOQUENT- DENTIST and his wife, spent several days last week In Iowa, being called A college boy recently establish- of your love and esteem for ♦ there on account of the death of lished a record by eating 4 8 eggs a departed one is a memor Ing 8 minutes. And still some Offloa Orar Cttlaanr Bask the former's sister. ial. Throughout the ages it Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, his ^ m® people wonder if a college educa will testify to the affection CHATSWORTH. ILL. sister, Miss Mildred, and brother. tion is worth while. and thoughtfulness that In spired Its erection. So sub Jack, of Gary, Indiana, were Some men still think they are stantial a tribute will indi guests of relatives from Friday abler than women but we have yet cate unfailingly the depth of evening until Sunday. to see the female who couldn’t your sentiment. Why not The query, “Where are you going, my pretty maid?” would bring W . T. BELL Mrs. Jesse Jones and son Jack pack more things in a suit case or let us submit appropriate DENTIST of ltanloul, and Mrs. Frank Wil from Ann Dvorak, left, the reply, "Nowhere In particular." -The suggestions at your conven film actress Just happened to be out on a Hollywood thoroughfare, dresser drawer than any two liams and son Francis, of Peoria, males. ience? ♦ were visitors Tuesday at the home getting some exercise on her land-going surfboard. On the con trary, Doris Hoffman, right, would confess she’s heading her me of their aunt, Miss Alice Ramsey. Offloa Orar T. E. Burnt' Stora chanical horse ror Derbytown, or, rather, the Girl Derby races at Still another public enemy is PONTIAC GRANITE CO. Mrs. David Amacher attended tbe San Diego fair. the flapper who sits back of you PONTIAC 12 E. Washington St. ILLINOIS CHATSWORTH. ILL. the baccalaureate services Sunday at the moving picture show and alternoon at Normal, given for the cracks her gum. graduates of the Illinois State Later in the evening the guests Daily Vacation Bible School at the Normal University. Her grand retired to the church parlors Charlotte church. A special in DR. A. W. PENDERGAST daughter. Miss Darlene Amacher. where u delight,ul lunch was vitation is extended to all pupils is a member of the class. OPTOMETRIST served. who would like to attend. Ages Mrs. Herman Knauer and son, 3 to 16. A strong program both ♦ Frank, attended t-he commence In connection with the brother profitable and interesting, will be Orar Docker'* Drug Store ment exercises at North Central hood and missionary aid meeting given. Handcraft and Manual FAIRBURY. ILLINOIS college, Naperville, Monday morn Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. H. Training will again hate their ing. The former's daughter, Miss E. Kasch and daughter, Lois, were j.l.v e ui tbe curriculum. Those At Doraey Slater*' Store 2nd and 4th Doris, was a member of tbe class Thuradayt each month tendered a reception by the said desiring to enroll, kindly get in to receive a degree. organizations. A very interesting touch with Rev. H. E. Kasch; tel Miss Gladys Stanford returned program consisting of readings, ephone at Charlotte. to her home at Fairfield, Iowa, musical numbers and songs were Tuesday, having visited several rendered. Addresses of felicita Many a baby turkey is hatched days at the home of her sister, tion were given by John Flessner this month that wouldn't cheep if Mrs. Fred Adam, and family. Mrs. for the brotherhood in which he It knew what is going to happen . DR. a F. Adam and children and Miss Kath assured the pastor in a happy and unit about next November. Osteopath erine Adam accompanied Miss humorous way of the love and When tne canning season is on. Stanford to Grldley Tuesday. sympathy ot the congregation. GENERAL PRACTICE the wisest thing the average hus Mrs. Bork expressed the apprecia band can do is speak softly to the Charlotte Evangelical Church tion of the missionary aid society PUa* and hemorrhoid* rumored without wife whose jelly won't jell. toaa of time. Poaltlva relief from proa- Worship and Sermon— 9:15 a. to Mrs. Kasch for her spirit of tatle dlitraa*. Special attention to n*u- m.. next Sunday, due to the D. V. co-operation and good will. Rev. ritla and colltl*. Concultatlon fra*. Times do change after all. The II. S. program at the Emmanuel Kasch responded in a few well- modern kid doesn’t have to take church on Sunday evening. chosen words expressing the ap medicine in the spring to "thin Church School— 10:15 a. ni. preciation ot himself and family. his blood." Office Over Ong’s Store No service next Sunday evening At the close of the program the owing to the D. V. U. S. program audience repaired to the church We have noticed that the cheap PONTIAC, ILLINOIS at the Emmanuel church. Talaphona. Office 42*1 parlor where a wholesome lunch er the politician the more he costs Charlotte-KninuAiiuel News Realdenc* 7444 was served. A pleasant evening the country. was enjoyed by all. The annual birthday celebration Upon entering the church base was In every wuy a huge success ment llev. and Mrs. Kasch exper FAIRBURT 79 last Wednesday eveenlng. Pract- ienced another surprise, because tleally the entire congregation was down there they were "pounded" f F A KTOR R0> SUfCFSSv r « I X A. \ present and enjoyed an Interest with chickens, grain and food stuffs. Needless to say. It was a New low prices on Farrow Chi* ing program. At the close of the WHEN CALLED FOR at the hat program the annual birthday of complete surprise. chery or downtown store AFTER fer was received, which is to be MAY 12th. All chi* from healthy, used for church Improvements. 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She worth Cardinals were defeated by WABASH TRAINS ADOPT ed window raised and the money LEISER BROS. was 72 years old. Spud's Cubs, of Falrbury here NEW FAST SCHEDULE taken from a small box in the un Food Store in Tauber’s Store, Chatsworth, Illinois ICE CREAN Sunday by a score of 10 to 5. at Due to the new five and one- locked safe. Three checks In the the local park. box were thrown wKh the box un for sale two mll«« What Is the date on your pa half hour Chicago St. Louis sched Guest pitched a nice game amid der a counter. The visitor did POST TOASTIES OR KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES t of Fbrreat per? ule recently announced by rail a flurry of hits, runs and errors. roads, carrying passenger traffic , not disturb several small articles large packages ------Emerging from a coma Including between these two cities, the two on or near the window sill where OOlFFEB— Lelser's Special, steel cut, drip or Vanilla, Lemon and Choc- i A j a triple, base on balls, and a sin Wabash Banner Blue trains which he entered and probably left by whole, per pound ------olale, per quart______* t v V gle, Red settled down and allow receive and dispatch mall for one of the two doors. SWEET PICKLES Fight Coccidiosis ed only seven hits, two passes, Wing has changed time since the An attempt was made to raise a quart J a r ------• and struck out 14 batters at the | last of the month, window in the rear of the Com COCOA Fruit Ice Cream, special ^ WITH THFSK KNOWN plate. He held the invaders well No. 11 Southbound Is now due munity grocery, five doors west of 2 pound c a n ------this week, per quart...- w v w TREATMENTS in hand receiving but little sup- | by Wing at 2:05 p. m., Instead of The Plaindealer office, but find ARMOUR'S PORK AND BEANS 6 one-pound cans ...... -...... —------Dr. Salsburv's PHEN-O-SAL port from his unsteady team com- 1:20. ing the window locked, nothing • SHREDDED WHEAT or RAKOS rades. 1 No, 10, Northbound, is now due more was disturbed there. Two Three gallon lots, or more, pack Hannah worked on the mound by Wing at 4 :05 p. m.. instead of small boxes had been placed under 2 boxes for ------See us for FREE ADVICE’ ed and delivered £ 1 O C for the Cubs, giving six passes, 4:37. the window so the man could CONDENSED BLUING per gal. ______«P I struck out three, and give up ! The evening mail is now dis- I reach the window and a small Jim regular 10 value for ...... eight hits. Fairbury started out I patched from the local post office my used to try and open the win SAVOY CORN STARCH in front to score four runs from approximately a half hour earlier, 1 dow. There were finger prints 1 pound package — ------two hits in the first period and the last dispatch being at 3:45. on the window sill and foot prints SAVOY PURE BAKING CHOCOLATE . C. RUDD one more each in .the second and on the boxes. half pound package ...... Phone 6-21—Forrest third. Chatsworth scored twice M. E. CHURCH NOTES The fellow who entered Bald LEMONS, medium size Wisthuff Hatchery on two singles and a walk. Finch, win’s. The Plaindealer and tried per dozen ______Vanilla Flavor Only for Sale at Next Sunday, June 16th, is chil- : Chatsworth Phone 116 Stebbins and Bork each hit in the dren’s day. A special program 1the Community Grocery window NEW POTATOES The Highway Cafe, Forrest third to make the count 6 to 3. . wiU be given bv the Stinduyschool wore canvas shoes. The tracks per peck ...... -...... -...... -...... - Agalu in the 5th inning Collins beginning at lb: 30 o'clock Sunday• were clear and distinct. It was NEW CABBAGE raced home and the score was 1 morning. a large foot and a large hand. 3 pounds for ------Fairbury 6. Cards 4. The localsThe community Ladies’ Circle I Deputies Davis and Jones, from j scored again in Ihe final period niet last. Thursday afternoon at the sheriff’s office made an Inves but were unable to keep their the home of Mrs Myrtle Pokar. tigation during the forenoon but western rivals from scurrying ney. Following the business ses- found nothing conclusive. four runs across the plate as the slon t luck lunch wa8 served. Robbers at Forrest result of errors. The Circle ladies have started a The Hacker grocery store in | Slehhins, resting froth hurling ,.name qullr whlch they wl„ of_ Forrest was entered during Mon Ia difficult game at Strawn last | fer for Balp ,heir next bazar day night, between $3 and 14 in 'week, continued to make his hat | They expect to secure several hun- cash taken from the cash register i count w hile holding down left . (lred names which w,„ be en,_ and some tobacco and cookies tak [ field. Culkin was in the game hroidered on the quilt. They will en. A man wearing a canvas shoe after last Sunday's layoff and did he glad to add anyone's name also left a track In the earth back well in the backstop position. The to their list for a small donation. of the store. 'last sack position was capably Specials for Friday and Saturday The ladles have a quilt this week Odell-lHvlglit Victimized , filled by Grlmsley. Hank Kv- i at the home of Mrs. Mary Shock- A burglar leaving a track of a ------w burz, high school graduate, was 1ev size 8 J tennis shoe broke into two missed at the hat as he decided to j ' _____ BIG JUICY garages at Odell and Dwight over s . o . s . spend the day at Rantoul. Joe ix k 'AL BRIEFS OK the week-end. At the Everett iq - Cooney appeared in suit the first INTEREST TO WING FOLKS Brumback garage In Odell f4 was • • Drineing^S^^Up to date • • | time this season and was fortun- taken from the cash register. The Pads, pkg. It)L , ate enough to draw a pass, two Philip Brown was a Pontiac • w . l« c hits and score after letting his business caller last Friday. Carl Christopher garage at ------• ------l6uU , & COV10M A4 < < < < Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barclay Dwight was broken Into but no ------• ------first chance scurry through his thing was reported stolen. TRU-VAlj-U were Pontiac visitors Monday. MORTON’S IODIZED legs into left field. It seems possible that the same It costs you more NOT to keep your house in good Incidentally, Stebbins. Bork. Willard Barclay and Roy thieves handled all the Jobs; ex COFFEE 0 1 - repair than it does to do so. You are paying for Finch, and Lefty Kyburz each got Whately were at Cullom last Sat cept the Baldwin Job looked like Table Sait 17/> repairs whether you make them or not. The longer three hits last Sunday in the urdav. It had been handled by someone lb. pkg. Lil\j you wait the more repairing will be necessary— , ------Strawn - -- game. Charlie Bergan | Mrs. Margaret Brown attended familiar with the place. The vil 2 for . . l i t ^mashed two doubles while Frank ,be alumni banquet and reunion lage maintains several time clocks A the more it will cost. I Kyburz hit I n spite of a bruised | at plper Clty last week w • 1------In the business section that the LIGHT MEAT ishin. Mrs. Lila Farr and daughter, night policeman punches at Inter Summary UNCLE SAM SAYS H jj Dianna, were visitors at the Clias. vals during the night. One of AB Sani-Flush 00~ g £ ! Farr home Sunday. these Is located within ten feet TUNA FISH 01- DO IT NOW 'Chats. ...201 010 001— 32 of The Plaindealer safe. It was Fair. 411 000 013 43 7 10 Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gibb were Melio, 1 each^Ot . Property depreciation is receiving na in Hoopeston Sunday afternoon at punched at 10, 12 and 2:30 o'clock 2 cans OIL tional attention. Prevention of waste Batting Averages that night. Night Policeman •\B Hits Per Cent the home of their daughteh • is in the air. What is worth having is Thomas I^ahey reports that he saw • worth saving. “Save property and Bork ...... 10 .600 Rev. Roy Ross and family, of no suspicious characters. Others money by doing it now*’ is good ad Stebbins ...... 18 .444 Indianapolis, were visitors at the Grape Nuts 1Qn vice. It is true economy. report seeing a woman and two iH. Kyburz .....14 .357 James Ross home the past week. men around the business section CERT0 n e I Finch ..... 17 .353 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lenz, of Flakes, 2 pkgli/t Save Time and Money by Using of town between 11 and midnight. per bottle u u l 1 ( HKAMKK FR E E IF. Kyburz .....16 .313 Chicago, were visitors at the Phil Three men were picked up at 4-SQUARE LUMBER Stebbins and Finch have played Brown home over last week-end. Odell and held temporarily as sus a______full time In all games. No better lumber made. Exact standard Miss Ruby Head and Ella Rose pects of committing the Odell- lengths. Square ends. Properly seasoned. Kimball, of Saunemin, were Dwlght jobs but were later releas BOl'yUETS FOR THESE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—Phone 30 Every piece guaranteed by Weyerhaeuser— _____ Bloomington visitors last Monday. ed. One of the three was relieved world’s largest manufacturer of building of two cleverly made skeleton CASH PAID FOR EGGS materials. Earl Harrington has greatly Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leonard and ' beautified his home by having the son. Edward, of Springfield, vislt- keys. The men were about 21, i buildings all newly painted. | ed at the Leeper home in Wing 30 and 4 5. They had no canvas j George Walter has had the over Sunday, shoes but a few nickels In their Bartlett Lumber and Coal Co. grass and weeds neatly cut on his^j Ml88 ],„cille Vail, of Mason pockets. UUIYIIflUlil 1 1 UIxUuLIW vacant lot in the east business (city, spent Monday and Tuesday PLINEY DANCEY, Owner Chatsworth, 111. j block the past week. here at ihe home of her uncle and Andrew Nielson, 50, a farmer ! Mrs. Ellen Palmer is having her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Metz. residing four miles west of Gil man, took his life by hanging ' home newly decorated. Mrs. John Holmes of Davison, Tuesday night. | The Bartlett Lumber Company Michigan, and Mrs. Knight, of | reports that ihe Metropolitan Life Chatsworth, were visitors at the I Insurance Company, now owner W. W .Holloway home last Mon of the Lawless farm, 3 miles east day. 'of Chatsworth, is building a new The ten-foot house, new barn and new chicken Fred Metz is building an addl- Tractor Binder "house to"'replace "ones" to be' torn | "on «o his garage. Anther down The house will have six ' fronl " ld Do> '* hoU8l> whlch rooms. the barn will be 34x40 he recently purchased and tore feet in size and the chicken house t,own SPECIAL j 20 by 24 feet in size. The same Mrs. Ruth Thompson and son. people now own the Kerrins farm Sammy, returned to their home at J 3 miles south of the Lawless | Kindernook after spending the l-place, better known as the old past month with her mother. Mrs. • • f o r l Mace Foreman farm. They are I J. M. Leeper, in Wing. ; also building a new barn, 30 by Wilbur Whately, of Wing, and ».. i 34 and a new poultry house, 20 by Cyril Allen, of Forrest, spent Mon | 24 feet, on that place. day at Urb&na, where the latter John Ellinger, who lives north plans to attend the university dur- of the river on the Charlotte road. J ing the vacation term of school, is remodeling and modernizing his I Wilbur and Stella Whately at- Cut 30 to 40 Acres a Day farm home. tended the commencement exercls- A new roof has been placed on eg al p0ntiac township high school HISTORYLAND SALES WEEK the Sneyd cottage occupied by the Friday evening. June 7th. Their with this Tractor Binder August Crites family. I sister, Josephine Whately, was a i«• The S. J. Porterfield home has J raember of the graduating class, HE McCormick-Dee ring tractor a new green roof. Mr. and m is. m . l . Francis, of binder cuts ten feet wide and Pontiac, visited at the Robert Vo- June 12 to 18 T RED CROSS FUNCTIONS has double the capacity of an 8-foot _____ gelsinger home Sunday. Mrs. horse-drawn binder. The Chatsworth Red Cross unit Frank Understahl and sons, Rob- was called upon last night for eft and John, and daughter, Al- SPECIAL GROUP OF I 50 service. A man and wife and ( dine, of Symerton, were in Wing It is operated through the power HART SCHAFFNER & take-off from a McCormick-Deering two small children landed In town a short while Sunday afternoon, about 8 o'clock in an old car, hun- I Wing vacationers are leaving 10-20, 15-30, or Farmall tractor. It gry and broke. They were refer- j for Minnesota next week: Mr. and MARX AND OUR FAM- is not dependent upon the main McCORMICK-DBERINQ red to Mrs. Andrew Eby as a Red Mrs. Willard Barclay, Mr. and wheel for power and it will cut Binders are built in 6, 7, Cross representative. After look- ! Mrs. Homer Gibb and Mr. and O U S “VANDERBUILT ■nd 8-foot horse-drawn lng the four over she ordered Mrs. W. W. Holloway and sons, grain under conditions when it sizes. Also, the 10-foot sandwiches and milk for their sup- | Donald and Edward, plan to leave would be impossible for a horse- tractor binder for operation per. gave them a good breakfast for Grand Rapids, Minn., the drawn binder to operate. from the power take-off of at Leggate’s restaurant this morn- | first of next week, where they ex- the McCormick - Deering Ing and $3 In money for gasoline pect to spend’the next two weeks SUITS Tractor. Sec'.cd on the tractor, the operator to get them on their way to Iowa on a vacation and fishing trip. Dr. from Indiana. They camped In Hamilton and family, of Forrest, VALUES UP TO $35 can see cifficult cutting conditions the schoolhouse yard. will also be with the party. ahead and adjust, me tractor speed as Mrs. W. H. Yoder and her Bis Celebrate In Chatsworth July 4. required. Also, ne can avoid clogging "Qood Equipment ter, Mrs. J. A. Peters, Mrs. Dan >50 by stopping the tractor and permit i Yoder and Miss Lizzie Yoder, of Makes a Good Falrbury, and Harry Overmler ting the power-driven binder to dear Farmer Better” left Monday evening In the lat itself. Come in and see this outfit. SRUNIGA PRODUCE ter’s car to drive to Flefleld, Wis consin. to attend the funeral of a Order your McCormtck-Deering Full length, F u ll COMPANY nephew, age 12, son of Mr. and Extra Pair Trouser* $5.00 Strength, Full Weight Binder Twine Early. Mrs. Chris Y oder. Word was re 8EE , . . TRY . . . AND BUY ceived of the boy’a death by relar a DeLaval Separator for as tlves here, but the cause was not little as $1.00 a week. Lib stated. He la aurrlved by his par eral trade-in allowances on ents and three slaters, one of N. M. LaROCHELLE old separator. Phone 37R2 whom la a tw in slater of the de Chatsworth. ceased. VANDERWATER’S TRUCKS— TRACTORS— FARM MACHINERY GRAND BLDG., CHATSWORTH VIROIL Mgr. j Mr.and Mrs. "Rusty” Shols, of 270 E. Court S t, KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Chicago, were week-end guests of Chatsworth relatives. HIHIHHlW W m iHW niUlllllllMMMMMMIMHlIIIIIHMIlllllim l
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