Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 10

1 TUB DAILY JOTJRNAL-GAZETTI AND COMMERCIAL-STAR, MATTOON; ILLINOIS FRIDAY, JTJNE WSS ALLENVIIXE HAS ORGANIZE! JUNE. -MEETINO- qAfiKnX AID SOCIETY AT HELLMAN HOME 7 Gov." London's Wife arid Children WILLING WORKERS l-II CLUB Neoga rftnAtt a Th Journal. A Jksatt. Allenville, 111, June 12.Th Willing Workers 4-H Club was 4 Twenty Years Ago Today June 12, 1916. Mrs.

Sftlth Odle, wife of William paign this week and will five an Harry Perryman of Chicago and Miss Hazel Bundy of this city, are united in marriage. i Leo S. Jobe and Miss Blossom Hlckefnell, both' of Mattoon, are united In marriage. -i The annual outing of the Mattoon Typographical Union is held at Graham's Ford on the North Okaw. cently organised.

Neoga, 111., June 12. The June meeting of the Ladies xAld Society of Gaskill Chapel was held Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Herman Hellmari' near Gas-kill church. A devotional service occupied the The officers were elecW President, Berhadine Bolind vice president, Eula Martin; see-i Odle, passes away after a several retary-treasurer, "Irene Ethlngtoni months' Illness. early part of the afternoon with Mrs.

Quimby Soliday as leader. The club reporter, Wilma Flannlgan; Fire caused by defective wiring i. Glen Cowper of j. Patterson has been visiting his aunt, Miss Emma John Wallace Is In ghelbyville, where he Is employed by the Tal-- man Company. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Overmeyer of Peoria visited Mr. and Mrs. Elda Drennan Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Spillman of Indianapolis were week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I Wallace.

Mr. and Mrs. Elda Drennan and family attended commencerhent ex- ercises at the Tolono High School Thursday night. Mrs. Ralph Hieelns and Misses song and cheer leader, Mildred Cobb business which followed was in does damage amounting to Other members are Jennie Cobb, 500 to the U.

O. Colson factory in charge of Ben Doll, president. The remainder of the after (ifj. ifY Jr fi i V-' A txA 1 Paris. Maxine Leffler, Betty Lou PettltJ Laura Flannigah, Lois EthingtorJ TEN YEARS AGO June 12, 1926.

Clarence Thomas of Humboldt is badly injured when his automobile skids on Route 25 north of this noon was spent socially and a lunch Miss Minnie Harris, who has and Rowena Dean. consisting of sandwiches, coffee and been employed as a milliner in cookies was served. city and goes into a ditch. Alexandria, the past season, has returned to her home in this tour of Europe and the British Those present were Mrs. Mary Miss Pearl Isenburg of Newton Isles.

Patterson, Mrs. John Watson of city. President Coolidge today sent the has been employed as a teacher next year in the Bennett School. Mrs. Helen Butterfield Schoon- Trowbridge, Mrs.

Allie Ferguson Mrs. Abercrombie of Windsor, Mrs Mrs. Mary Casey and Miss name of Mack Sparks to the Senate for confirmation as postmaster at Mattoon, a reappointment. Ollie Steel, Mrs. Howard Price, Mrs oven of New York City, a former teacher in the Mattoon High School, is attending the reunion of University of Illinois alumni at Cham Foster Parker and daughter.

Blanche Gray leave for New York from where" they will sail June 22 for a Mediterranean cruise and a Want Ads Bring Results. and Mrs. C. P. Swank, the past week, submitted to an operation in Mattoon this week for the removal r.

Betty and. Geraldine Higgins of Hammond, Ind have returned to their home, after a visit with rela- tives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Howk of Tuscola and Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Howk of Wilmington, visited Mrs. Wilson Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Effie Bayne Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Lockhart and son, Junior, Frank Lockhart and Miss Mary Cox of St. Louis, spent the week-end with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. Edward Schoby, and other relatives. Miss Prances McClean 'went to Chicago for a week-end visit with Mr.

and Mrs. William Pease and family and on Monday went to Detroit, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry McManigelr and family. oi tneir tonsils, They are recover ing nicejy.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Short were in Chicago over the week-end to attend baccalaureate exercises for the EradLiatinc class of Dp Paul TTni versi'ty.

Mr. Short has returned but Mrs. snort remained to attend the Mil I III. I commencement, exercises Wednesday evenincr. Their Elizabeth Short Curran, is a member of the class.

She received her Beverly and Jackie Bennett of Rockford, who with their mother have been visiting her parents, Mr. bachelor of philosophy degree. AIKEN DRUG STORE Mrs. Alfred M. Landon with John Cobb Landon, 2, and Nancy Jo, 4, snapped at the family home in Topeka.

Alaskans "Stew" in Convention Hall Heat Walgreen System Drug Store CHICAGO PRICES 60c SYRUP PEPSIN 39c $1.00 ZONITE 69c SALAD FRUITS and VEGETABLES 60c DRENE SHAMPOO 46c RIPE. FIRM Full Pint RUB.BING ALCOHOL 14c 60c JAD SALT5 42c LIBRARl BRAND SALAD DRESSING TOMATOES rj2 15c 50c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE 34c STRINGLESS GREEN BEAN quart Jar 23c NEW 25c CARTER LIVER PILLS 18C 50c IPANA 32c POTATOES I LARGE Bl'NCHES C'AMF. $1.25 CAROID BILE SALTS 79c 25c JOHNSONS Baby POWDER 14c 2 15c 5 23c bunch 5c 3 -10c 35c I CARROTS LARGE SIZE GREEN MORO BRAND Tuna Fish Size Tins 2 25c lnAfeT(iteiiiitfB-fl-frtir-vi)im' fn1tMM. "PEPPERS LARGE SIZE SINKIST 25c MAVIS TALC 15c 5 lb. BAG EPSOM SALTS 19c Slightly wilted after being transplanted from far north to midwest midsummer heat, but full of yention spirit, the Alaska delegation to the Republican national conclave is shown here, listenin I LEMONS tently to the proceedings.

Shirt-sleeved, handkerchiefs tucked in collars, and fanning, they offered interesting studies in expressions as they stewed in the sweltering hall. 60c MURINE 49c $1.00 IRONIZED YEAST 69c $1.00 ADLERIKA 88c INTRODUCING UNIVERSITY BRAND PINEAPPLE CUTS 2N0.2J or Choice Cuts From the Fruit 50c MILK MAGNESIA 29c COFFEE PEP UP CUP 50c 10DENT TOOTH PASTE 29C 35c GEM RAZOR BLADES 22C lb. 15c 2 No. 2i2 tint 29c 4 No. 2 tin 25c 2 No.

2 tins 23c 6 tall cans 25c large jar 19c quart jar 10c 4-lb. jar 129c 5 lbs. 19c 3 tall cant 19c PEACHES, Del Monte -TOMATOES, Elk Brand PEAS, University Sweet SAUER KRAUT, Scott Co. PICKLES, Heinz Cucumber MUSTARD, Pure -GRAPE JAM, Everbett -PRUNES, 90-100 Size -MILK, Pet and Carnation 3 lbs. 43c 25c EX-LAX 17c 25c SHU-MILK 18C 19c LIBRARY BRAND lb.

UINi VtrOl 1 I QCC 25' ib. 100 BAYER ASPIRIN 49c $1.00 NUJOL 59c BRAND UNIVERSITY BRAND No. 300 Tins 50c l0WSKiMS. Urns ORA-SAN TOOTH BRUSH PORK AND BEANS SWANS DOWN 32c 6'-25c 22c $1.20 BATH-A-SWEET 74c $1.00 CRAZY Water CRYSTALS 79c CAKE FLOUR With a FREE Can of Calumet $1.50 PINKHAM COMPOUND 98c Full Pint WITCH HAZEL 19c $1.00 MAR-O-OIL SHAMPOO 59c BEVERAGES Sunset Gold Seven Flavors 24-oz. Bottles 2 -15c Plus Bottle Deposit BUTTER, Cloverbloom lb.

30c BAKING POWDER, Calumet Mb. can 19c MATCHES, Searchlight 6 boxes 25c TOILET TISSUE, 1000 Count 4 rolls 15c TOILET SOAP, Palmolive 3 bars 14c SOAP, Crystal White 10 giant bars 32c Get a Cannon Towel. SUPER SUDS, Regular Size 2 SOAP FLAKES, Ivory large pkg. 19c Win a Pontiac, LAUNDRY SOAP, P. G.

10 giant bars 32c 75c FITCH SHAMPOO 39c 25c NATURES REMEDY 14c $1.00 LAVORIS 67c $1.25 ABSORBINE JR. 89C 500 CLEANSING TISSUES 19c 24-59c LIBRARY BRAND 48-lb. Sack $1.17 FLOUR 40c CASTORIA 19c PIGGLY WIGGLYUALITY MEATS CUDAHY PURITAN 50c FORHANS TOOTH PASTE 25c FEENAMINT 14c lm" 28e. 1 25 LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 16c 75c OVALTINE 54c Take Oldsmobile out on the road any road you care to drive. Its all-round, splendid performance smoother, livelier power; easy, restful riding; thriftier operation will fully convince you that here is a low-priced car that has finer quality.

Then, if you wish a double check on your judgment of Oldsmobile's values, use the Com-par-o-graph. It shows that Oldsmobile has all the modern fine-car features: Knee-Action Vheels, Super-Hydraulic Brakes, Center-Control Steering, Solid -Steel "Turret -Top" Bodies by Fisher, with Safety Glass standard throughout more quality, comfort, convenience and safety features than any other car of similar price. Drive Compare! You are sure to be convinced! CHUCK ROAST STANDING RIB ROASTS 1 LARGE JUICY FRANKFURTERS LEAN MEATY PORK CHOPS 2 SUGAR CURED SHANKLESS PICNIC HAMS GENUINE LAMB SPRING LEGS SHOULDER ROAST $1.50 THERMOS BOTTLE 79c $1.50 KOLOR BAK 98C Home Dressed SPRINGS 30c P'ure LARD I212c -A 'i b. 17c ib. 20c ib.

15c ib. 23c ib. 20c ib. 20c ib. 19c ib.

39c rm 60c SAL-HEPATICA 46c Six 1 665 tnd up Eight S810 tnd up. 1 THI SIX hut mt Liniint. Spmtitl tccmttoiyjrou pi THE IIGHT 8 oz. NURSING BOTTLES 3c A General Motors Value. 9D I STB MINCED HAM SPICED HAM VIV JjLM Monthly Ptymema to suit your purae.

GENERAL MOTORS INSTALMENT HAN 75c DOANS KIDNEY PILLS HOT SUMMER SPECIAL MATTOON MOTOR CAR CO. i immnv IEALTI SOAP HEALTH LI I LUUUI Phone 134. 1 C. C. Glasscock, Owner 1712-14 Charleston Ave.

25c KOTEX 2 or 35c 2 for lie I It;.