Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 7

Pi miDAT, DECEMBER 18, 1J3S IBS DAILY JOUENAL-GAZCTTE AND C0MMTEC1AL-STA. MATTOON, UXINOIf v'fAGt SEVER It's Santa and His Postmaster! Duke's Story of MAY PENALIZE LATE banta Llaus AUTO PLATE BUYERS Fires, Is Flea of Fire Chief Abdication to Go Into Book Letters Springfield, Dec. A 10 per cent discount for early buyers of automobile license platea and a 10 per cent pei.alty for tardy Vienna, Dec. 18. (INS) The Duke of Windsor's own account of the amazing events leading up to his Ik -'--'iiiiimiiwiiii lljS" ll 'i-v.

Ami purchasers will be provided in HIGH COURT GOES ON "EIGHT-MAN" BASIS Washington, Dec. 18. Uts) The supreme court officially went on an eight-man basis today as the practice of "vouching in" the absent Justice Harlan F. Stone, who is HI, was abandoned. Justice Stone will be confined to his home for several months and will take no part in decisions in vital New Deal and other cases to be decided during that period.

I lis absence and his refusal to vote on decisions may result in more 4 to 4 decisions. Justice Stone New Rebuke for Canterbury in Ex-King Attack BY DAVID P. SENTNEr! (I. N. S.

Staff Correspondent) London. Dec. 18. Choked off in the house of commons by a government filibuster, laborites today bared the storm welling up in parliament over what one M. P.

termed the Archbishop of Canterbury's "stab in the back" of former King Edward. Ernest Thnrtle, commenting on the urchbi.shop's criticism of Edward's friends, pavr out today the! abdication as king of England, writ bill to be Introduced in the General Assembly which convenes Jan. 6. The Chicago Motor Club is plan ten in his own hand, will be given to the world only after he is dead. The ex-king, it was learned today, has expressed to friends his inten lire Jhjef J.

C. Weaver has broadcast a general warning to Mat toon residents to take every possible precaution against fires caused by overheated furnaces, stoves, open -grates and carbon monoxide, which take a heavy toll this season of the year. Aside from the regular "perils of the season," Fire Chief Weaver ays a vital reason for exercising precaution is the poor condition of Mattoon's fire- fighting apparatus. nlng to sponsor the measure, which would give the discount to motorists Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy three years old. I've tried to be good but sometimes I was naughty.

Will you please forgive the naughtiness and bring me a Christmas tree with lights, a toy tractor, bed room slippers, a little chisel, a little airplane and a little stable with a baby Christ in a little manager. And please Santa Claus don't forget to bring Dramo Smith" something nice. Thanks a lot. Jimmy Lewis, 817 Wabash avenue. i v.

Dear Santa Claus: I am trying to be a very good girl so you will bring me a Christmas tree. Please bring an airplane, a set of dishes, candy, nuts and oranges. who buy their license tags 30 days tions of writing his memoirs, but he Ls unwilling to have the volume before the due date Jan. The published during his life-time. penalty proposed would be shoulder Members of the staff at Castle ed by motorists purchasing plates after Jan.

1 for cars owned the Enzesield said the duke has al is a liberal and voted to uphold constitutionally of new previous year. The license fee lor ready noted down details of all the speech he wafi not allowed to deliver in the house. "I understand that the arch the remainder of the year would remain as it is. Don't forget any of the other little bishop's was given as a "I don't believe the hose and equipment could stand the strain of a fire of arly great -consequence," Mr. Weaver warns.

"During the holiday season the merchants should take extra precautions to prevent accumulation of rubbish and waste materials," boys and girls. My baby sister, Sara, C. M. Hayes, president of the FARMS NEAR KLOOMIXGTON SOLD AT HIGH FIGURES religious service and broadcast," wants a new rattle. Love, Jean Go- said the M.

"but to me it was ver, 1812 Richmond avenue. important phases of his conflict with the church of England and other factors in his romance and abdication. His purpose, these sources explained, is not to strike back posthumously at the archbishop of Canterbury, but to preserve a true picture for historical research. just a idbf of hitting- a man when he was down." Chicago Motor Club, said: "I believe most automobile owners would take advantage of the opportunity to save from 65 cents to $2.20 by applying for their plates in November. Certainly there are few who would wait until after "Are we to assume that religious PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First insertion Dec. 11) State of Illinois, County of Coles, City of Mattoon, ss. In the city court of the city of services over Hie radio are to include distortion and misrepresenta tion of a man's motives in under-M Mattoon. LIKS INJURED TWO DAYS ON LEDGE; RESCUED; DIES Jan. 1, with its price increases rang Perry M.

Brandymoore, plaintiff, BlooiniiiKton, 111., Dec. 18. Two farms in this vicinity have been sold at much higher for land than have prevailed for the last few years, it was announced here yesterday. The Joseph Unzkker Sr. estate of 150 arms, near Graymont, was bought by Mrs.

Grace Wnrmble, Denver, for $164 an acre. George Alberton. Graymont, bought 120 acre known as the Os-terman farm, west ot Flanagan, for $150 an acre. taking a certain and nornta! course?" Thurtle demanded. vs.

jean Brandymoore, defendant. civil action in equity, No. 36-C-64. said Mr. Weaver.

"These should not be allowed to accumulate in and around the premises but should be removed daily. "All. electrical installations should be made by competent electricians." Directing his attention a moment to commenting on conditions in the residential district, Mr. Weaver advises housewives as follows: "Don't kindle a fire with kerosene. We have had 10 or 12 deaths In the last few years from this "Does a religious service over Affidavit snowing that the de the radio mean broadcasting in fendant, Jean Brandymoore.

resi nuendoes and vague suggestions dence unknown, on due inquiry can atralnst someone to whom but a ing from $1.30 to $4.40, as compared with the discounted rate. "It is unfair to motorists who pay when due for others to be permitted to drive the streets after Jan. 1 with outdated licenses. The delinquency in enforcing the statutory deadline is also a handicap in policing traffic." not be found, so that process cannot be served upon said defendant, having been filed in the office of the clerk of this court, notice is Every year Christmas time brings heavy mail to Oscar Phillips, postmaster at Santa Claus, Ind. This year the volume of letters increased, so SaMa and Postmaster Phillips talked over affairs as shown here.

That letter Mr. Phillips is holding? Why, that's iust one of the thousands that deluge his office. Dover, N. Dec. 18.

Joseph Wiecorek, 55, who fell 50 feet to a ledge above a 500 foot deep mine shaft and lay suffering there for two days, died last-night in Dover General Hospital. Children said they saw him lying on the ledge Wednesday, but grownups paid little attention until yesterday. Then the move to rescue him was made. It was said that tf the man had moved only a therefore hereby given to said Jean Brandymoore. defendant, that the REPORTS TO POLICE HE WAS SHOT BY AN AIR RIFLE cause alone in and around Mat plaintiff in the above entitled cause toon, and the victims were all worn en and children." SS HOLSAPPLE HOSTESS TO Leslie McCall, uho lives in the jea nis complaint in said cause on the 11th day of December, 1936, and that said action is now Dending and As to motorists, Mr.

Weaver said TOLEDO STANDARD BEARERS few week-s you were fawning syconhantiiiK? "The archbishop in his broadcast should have followed the example of the late king who. although he must have known that In many circles', including Episcopalian and the church, men had been undermining him. yet he showed forbearance, tolerance, and a time Christian spirit in his farewell address from Windsor Castle over the wireless." northeast section of the city, re Ana aoout starting your car, Instruments Filed on County Records undetermined in said court, and that you, the said Jean Brandymoore, defendant, must file your annear- ported to police Thursday night that he suffered a slight lip wound Special to The Journal-Oarette. these cold mornings there is pres Toledo. 111., Dec.

18 Members of ent in the exhaust from automobiles ance in said action on or before the third Monday in the month of Jan when a Mattoon young man, whose name he did not want to make pub poisonous gas called carbon mon- few feet he would have plunged into the deep water of the abandoned mine. from the rifle, he said, broke a window in his car. uary, 1937, and In the event you fail to do so default may be entered Toledo Miss Kathryn Connor spent the week-end in St. Louis. Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Holsapple were Mattoon visitors Monday. Miss Anne Pennington is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. R. B. Grissom and son, John Cass. Mr.

and Mrs. Preston visited Sundav in Greenup with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ewart.

lic, at him with an air rifle as he wa.s driving through the 1600 Daniel Jones to Ohio Oil oil lease, part 21-11-8 $1. Hugh G. Nichols to Ohio Oil This gas is colorless and odorless so it cannot be detected by Sight or smell. Carbon monoxide against you. the Standard Bearers were cnter-tained at the home of Miss Helen Holsapple Monday evening with Misses Ruby Andrus.

Kvelyn Arlens. Wilma Andrus and Lois Ariens as assistant hostesses. A Christmas drvotional service was given with Miss Marianne Wil block of Edgar avenue. The shot S. A.

D. HARRY, 26 Clerk of Said Court. oil leata, part Is given off In such quantities by automobiles that the air in a small Wllham O. Nichols to Ohio Oil cnPF PIIK BECOMES AN INVALID Closed garage will be very danger oil lease, part 19-11-8 $1. after the engine has run less than five minutes.

No one should W. H. Ownby to James I. Sawyer, liams in charge. During the social hour Christmas gilts were ex release.

(Copyright, lti, by I. W. R. Hays to John P. Williams, ven run an automobile in a small garage without all the ventilation changed.

Refreshments were served release. Vatican City. Dec. 18. Next Thursday night, on Christmas Eve, Those present were Mrs.

C. G. possible, neither should anyone work C. W. Harris to George Sewell, Hall, Mrs.

E. C. Holsapple, Mrs. Eu lander a car with it engine run the world perhaps will realize fully part 23-12-10 $2. gene Darling, Mrs.

Basil Propst. for the first time that the once- Xilng, except only for very short Bertha E. Wilson to Okaw B. ill Bui? EEIsfiEY Mrs. Preston Jenuine, Mrs.

Harold tune, and then only with someone vigorous Pope Pius now is an invalid, unable to walk and compelled sear. L. mtg wH lot 4, block 34, Noyes' Add. Mattoon $1,300. Wilson, Misses Marianne Williams Marion Sligar, Velma Rodebaugh to spend most of his time In bed.

e. everyone be careful, please." Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brumleve and of Mattoon passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Pulftr. Mr. and Mrs M.

Lovins and Mr. and Mrs. George T. Lovins were visitors in Terre Haute Tuesday. Miss Marjorie Huffman of Mattoon was a.

week-end "guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hufl-man.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McCandlish spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lovins and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Holsapple. Frank Clevineer of Lincoln visited the past few days with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lichtenwalter.

Miss Marjorie Bunker of Mattoon was a supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yanaway and daughters, Marian and Barbara Lee. Mr.

and Mrs. Coen Holsapple and children. Mary Lou and Robert, of James H. Hutton to Federal Land FA1SCY NEW PACK CANNED FLORIDA GRAPE- Frieda Streiff, Bonnadel Bruster. International News Service re Highest JPpint In U.

S. Bank of St. Louis, part 18 and 19-11-10 3,000. vealed exclusively last week that FRUIT OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Mount Everest is 29,141 feet above the pontiff no longer can walk James H. Hutton to Land Bank Betty Baker.

Ruth Birdzell, Berna-dine Autey, Hazel Coats, Dorothy Mae Croy. Barbara Easton, Edith Egers, Carolyn Eggloston, Vera i level, and the highest point in 'continental United States is Mount Commissioners, part 18 and Ui grjpifruit Motion in ultdt with Uftoct, fit-divt. Chicory, Romiint WjUrtreu, Orng M-tioni, Tjngerin Sctioiu and Petri, Grapt halvM ruffd with client, Chopptd Cilery with Pimento, Cenned Peachee or Pineapple. 19-11-10 $1,500. pvhltney in Inyo-Tulare county, Thomivson, Thelma Eggers, Jean and that his few short excursions from his sick-bed must be made In a wheel-chair.

Only these of his official and private families closest to him have seen him since he has Herschel R. Landon to C. I. vauionna, ieet above sea level. Eggleston.

Norma Templcton, E'e- 8. right of way grant, part 24-12-7 $178.22. POLK UNO FANCY NO SALES TO OEAIERI been thus ftricken. But on Christmas Evr the pon KEEP UP SEARCH FOR "FREAK 325 WHICH TERRIFIED GIRL tiffs condition will be brought home to the outside world. Today the pope issued formal Invitations Ifflll A PRf XM UNSCKAMBLC Greenup passed Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Holsapple and Fled. Mr.

and Mrs. George Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George McCall of Mahomet were Sunday visitors of Mr: and Mrs. W.

G. Fuller and TH( IETTEAS OF EACH UNI 1NI ANSWER IS Carlinville, 111., Dec. 18. (INS) ATfHWCWD SWTtNCl OW WO HP TO ft UHI i. lyn Stark, Anna Mae Stewart, Pauline St rater.

Elaine Willis. Helen EiKers. Ailene Van Scyoc, Eleanor Swickard, Vera Mae Park. Mildred Olmstead, Mary Grecson. June Grissom.

Hazel Janes. Jua-nita Letner, Agatha Oakley, Dorothy Ohmes, Mildred Evans, Mar-jorie Gardiner, Jean Ohmes. Lola Faye Gardner. Letha Mae Helzer. Eleanor Furry, Kvelyn Ariens, Ruby Andrus.

Lois Ariens. Wilma Andrus and Helen Holsapple, to a solemn Christmas Eve audi Armed hunters combed the wooded o3W Mt SI NT IB ence, at, which the cardinals will hilly section near Macoupin 8ta family. nav their holiday respects and at tlorj again today in search, of an Miss Hazel Coats and Miss Car BASKET GROCERY which I he pope himself Is expected ape-like figure which terrified 6 1 Futile No. to make an important speech. 14-year-old Lenora Rhodes as she rie Oakley passed the week-end in Mattoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Gordon and sens. Eugene and Marvin Ray. ssssszssssss, was returning home from school. FLORA AUTOMOBILE STOLEN I Although police were Inclined to Mrs.

William MtMahan returned LAST NIGHT; FOUND TODAV to her home Sunda." after a sev discount the girl's story of seeing a yen ej MILD AND MELLOW EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE huge, animal-appearing creature eral days' visit with her sister, Mis.s Stella Beals, and Clyde Beaks or An automobile belonging to Dean prowling through the underbrush in Jewett. POLK BRAND FANCY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE A xeitlul drink tor breakfast, lunch or dinner. Pure, ipirkling and wholesome. Serve it often became it'i to oood and to low priced thii week. Why not get at lent a case.

SlICtD OR HALVED PEACHES IN SYRUP DEL MONTE 15c EXTRA SPECIAL! CAKE FIOUR SWANSDOVVN 23c DEL MONTE FANCY CORN an 28c SPECIAL 60 SIZE ICEBERG LETTUCE -5c a jf kyb Flora was stolen from its parking space in Fifteenth street, just north Mr. and Mrs. Alva Myers and the villagers, their imaginations dor sons, Keith and Eldred, and Mm heightened after witnessing the of Broadway, early Thursday eve Apt ha Myers Sunday in Mat cab film "Tarzan Escapes" at a local D. E. Moore is working in East toon with Mrs.

Clara Van Scyoc in lire H. thye tee St. Louis. ning. It was found this morning in an alley just west of South Twelfth 3a49c theater, kept their shotguns with and family.

Mrs. Mary L. Drakf is confined in easy access as the hunt con ton cain to her home by a cold. street, between Charleston and Wabash avenues. tinued.

Mrs. Vern Carroll of near Wind son, Duane, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivy T. Alexander were business visitors bet One theory advanced was that sor visited her mother.

Mrs. Sarah Edwards. Wedne-sday. in Mattoon Wednesday. set the guttural cries the.

girl said she Want Ads Bring Kesalts. RICH AND FULL BODIED Red Circle lb. 20c VIGOROUS AND WINFf BOKAR lb 23c Mr. and Mrs. Ward Seaman have grind stein heard were uttered by an escaped inmate from the Alton etate hos started housekeeping on the Pur- klser farm south of GVays.

pital. Miss Eva Phinps. who is em Ans. No. 9: Our eitemive iwrlniM aiuurea vnu of AmeN ployed at the Mattoon telephone "1 C.

Bulk Christmas lb. 5c OUU Brown MONTICELLO MAN'S WIFE IN Ice's finest rood bargains. office, is confined to her home by illness. ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE Oscar Fort has returned to his lona Bartlett No. Zi Cam Pears 2 for 35c W.

G. Winings was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Winings Saturday evening, celebrating W. O.

Wining's birthday anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Winning's 12th wedding anniversary. MATTOON MAN ASKS DIVORCE Charleston, 111., Dec. 18.

Marion Ayers of Mattoon filed suit In the circuit court today for a divorce from Mrs. Ethel Ayers, charging desertion. They were married Nov. 28, 1935. and separated 12 days later.

home In Champaign after a two weeks visit with his brother-in-law. Monticello, Dec. 18. Mrs. Al Gifts James Alexander.

bert Maler, 59, of Monticello, who attempted suicide by slashing her Miss Margaret Flcanor has re turned to her duties as teacher in Winners of Last Week's Contest: Firit Carl Hall Second Harry McKibben Third Eleanor Edwards Basket Grocery ld ostly will dry tfS I lordnliciom ChritaM dm- If I -VWll it throat and left wrist with a razor. the intermediate room of the Gays In a critical condition in a hos Sultana 2-lb. Jar Peanut Butter 23c Shady Dell or Magnolia Apple Butter 15c Fancy Small Size No. Can A. P.

Peas 15c school after a month's illness. Miss Minnie Bolan. Mrs. Irene pital at Champaign. Her husband LUCEIN LcLONG PERFUMES $1.50 $2.50 $5.00 Swits, Mrs.

Maurice Winings and is a well-to-do lumber dealer. 1S13-1S Broadway Phones 355-579 $10.00 $16.50 $25.00. Southdown Bulk Cane Miumaown juuik uane miw I SIiICED TWIST 24 Jo0azf 9c Sugar 10 lbs. 50c or Your Parties mm mm '0 I I I I Colgate and Palmolive Sets for Men 98c Complete Line of Holiday Foods, Candies, Etc. or i ''tifiitmA BEST QUALITY MIXED NUTS 20 CHRISTMAS DINNER i Shcaer Pen and IiJmi) fni)1 i 1 Jt OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SCOTT COUNTY SOLID PACK PUMPKIN FANCY BULK DATES 10c FANCY HALVED PECAN MEATS" 49c SAUCE I I Pencil Sets The Ideal Gift $2.50 to $15.00 WONDER Special Prices On Choc.

Drops 3 LBS 25c Special Prices in Quantities of Candy to Schools, Churches, Etc. SANTA CLAUS MOLDS and Frosty Fruit Ice Cream Cakes 50c Evening in Paris Sets Pleasing Gift for tier 55c to $15.00 NEW LOW PRICES ON "PUR. GOLD" CALIP. NAVEL ORANGES Delicious, Rich, Tasteful, Creamy flour sale: GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY Vack 99c 48-L8. SACK, $1.97 ALL PURPOSE SUNNYFIELD 79c 48-LB.

SACK. $1.57 150-17 SIZES GIVE FATHER OR MOTHER A NEW BIBLE THIS CHRISTMAS! 200-220 SIZES Months of experimenthig resulted In a great Improvement In flavor. Tastes like cake. Toasts evenly with a crunchy crust and soft center. One of the secrets used In baldng IMPROVED HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD is the use of pure honey, which many doctors have found greatly assists in avoiding constlpa-tion, The whole wheat (in crushed form) gives the diet the proper amount of roughage.

MAKE THIS TEN-DAY TEST Ttf yon are troubled with constipation change over to this better HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD for ten days In short time your elimination will be greatly improved, the poisons that have accumulated in your intestines will be re-moved, and almost before you know it, you will feel like a new Srsjn. When eaten every meal, IMPROVED HONEY 3USHED BREAD will often correct long-standing cases of constipation. The flavor is delicious and extra good because i the Bread Is oven-fresh. tl GET THE ORIGINAL Be sure y6u obtain the genuine IMPROVED HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD at your grocer's. Serve it in the Nutritious Meadow Gold Ice Cream Adds to the Festivity of-the Occasion! 24 IONA -H 69c 2 MZ 49c SPECIAL PRICES IN BOXtS BOXES SACK MEAT DEPARTMENT AT 1523 BROADWAY STORE I MANICURE SETS In Zipper Case 98c Baby Beef I FOR HOLIDAY BAKING 55 Baby Beef STEAK, Choice Shoulder CuU lb.

1 BOIL LEAN AND MEATY 0 I i COMPACTS 50c to $5.00 lb. HAMBURGER Pure Beef, No Cereal lb. 1QC Fruits and Nuts and Spices of course, they're important in your holiday baked goods! But even more important are the BASIC ingredients Flour, Eggs, Milk and Cream particularly Milk and Cream. They're the element that make your baked goods richer, creamier more of a holiday food. There's real economy using the best of dairy foods, too, for you save on other ingredients.

Take Up make MEADOW GOLD DAIKY OODS. a part of -all your holiday baked md! morning toasted. 1 1 Whitman's Candy $1.00 to $3.00 PORK SAUSAGE VEAL CHOPS lb. 15c SWISS STEAK lb. 15c SPARE BIBS lb.

17c VEAL BREAST 17V2C lb. MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES Witfo.fi a WALGREEN SYSTEM Drug Store 17th Street at Broadway 14th St. at BroadwayPhone SIS.