Journal Gazette du lieu suivant : Mattoon, Illinois • Page 6

of of of AWARDS BY BOARD IN INJURY CASES The State Industrial Board has made awards in the personal injury cases of McClelland versus the Central Ilinots Public Service Company, and Avers versus the Central Illinois Publie Service Company, Anding the former entitled to compensation for eight. weeks at $8.40 and for the latter for operating expenses amounting to $150. Both cases were heard by Commissioner Tanner of Paris, the McClelland hearing being held in the city court room, that of Ayers being heard at the court 1 house in Charleston. McClelland sustained an ankle injury while at work in the local power plant of the Public Service Company. The evidence at the hearing was that he was entitled to from six to eight weeks compensation.

Ayers sustained a rupture while delivering ice for the company in Charleston. The company prior to the hearing offered too pay operation expenses in 1 the sum of $150. Ayers refused to undergo an operation, claimIng permanent disability. C. W.

Hughes represented the Public Service Company at each hearing. NOTE SUIT COMES UP FOR TRIAL IN THE CITY COURT The note suit of the National Bank of Mattoon versus C. A. Aldrich of Hoopeston ani Charles T. Welch of Mattoon was brought to trial today in' the Mattoon city court before a jury composed of Eli Rogers, Ed Van Tassell, George Goodwin, J.

L. Reat, Gus Ferrish, Oscar Fuqua, Charleston; R. G. Smith, North Okaw; Barnett Wright, William Childress, Ashmore; J. M.

Reed, Cal Crum, Mattoon; 0. C. Baker, Lafayette. The National Bank of Mattoon a few weeks ago, in the city court, took judgment by confession against Aldrich and Welch for $986. Welch, soon afterward succeeded in having the judgment set aside, with permission to file pleadings.

The arguments on the demurrers and replications to the pleadings required several days. Vause, Hughes Kiger represented the bank, offering no testimony when the evidence of the defendants was concluded. A. C. Anderson of Charleston represented Welch.

GETS CHRISTMAS PRESENT IN THE FORM OF HER SON 8 International News Service. Chicago, Dep. Susan Cairns of Urbana, IlL, received today the best Christmas present she ever receiveda present of her boy. The boy had gone, wrong and was held for forgery. On the mother's plea he was released, however, by the court, GIFT FROM SONS.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurtz are in receipt of two crates of assorted fornia fruits sent them by their sons, John B. Kurtz and Fred Kurtz, residents of Los Angeles, Cal. SCOOP THE REPORTER CUB No More Days to Do Your Christmas Shopping By "HOP" HELP IN CASE OF TO MOUTH -IF LIVING MOISTURE SHOPPING TILL TH'LAST LIVE THRU TESTS OF DEATH HOLD MIRROR WHY LEFT SOME XMAS HE DOES THE FOLLOWING DROWNING WILL GATHER PUSH PIN DAY BOSS- AN IM IT- HE'LL ACCIDENTS- ON NEVER BURNS AND SCALDS-SNAKE IN FLESH IF READING- UP BE TH BITES LIGHTNING I WHUT PREPAREDNESS! SAME FOCATION IN a guest of her mother there for some time.

Miss Aileen Redman will go to Kansas on Sunday for a few days' visit, with home folks. Miss Daisy Hogendobler will leave Sunday for her home near Cairo for an indefinite stay. Misses Dorothy and Helen Parsons went to Chicago today to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. Brooks and baby will spend the Christmas holidays with relatives in Urbana, W. B. Daniels will depart for Clarence, tonight to spend the holldays with relatives.

Two thousand Victrola records in stock. Visit our sound record rooms. Ritter Bleakley, 1804 Broadway. Phone 310. 12-5tt Miss Edna Nash went to Watseka today to spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs.

A. H. Gehl. Miss Margaret Barth has returned to. her home after an extended visit with relatives in Indianapolis.

C. S. Wehrle will leave tonight for his home in Carmi for a visit with his parents over Christmas. Paul G. McHenry of Chicago will spend Christmas with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. McHenry. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Laden and baby will be guests of relatives in Rockford during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. M.

R. Thompson of Chicago will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss, Miss Helen Winson will go to paign on Sunday for a few days' visit with friends and relatives. Mrs.

Ella Lewis of Danville will spend the holidays with Mrs. A. P. Hanes and other relatives. Archie Newman, who is employed in Cairo, will arrive tonight for a few days' visit with relatives.

Harry I. Hannah departed this afternoon for Champaign to visit over Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Stewart and baby went to Rushville, today to spend the holidays with relatives. Al Brumleve Chicago will spend the next few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Brumleve. John R. Beall will spend Sunday and Christmas day with his sister, Mrs. A.

S. Horras, in Chicago, Miss Ruth Reed went to Peoria today for a visit during the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Julia Root. Mrs W. P.

Stephens of Charleston arrived today for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Brumleve. L. A. Shoupe and daughter, Miss Katherine, will go to Terre Haute Sunday to spend Christmas with relatives.

Dale Billman, who has been visiting Paul Kelly since Thursday, went to his home in East St. Louis today. Lawrence Littleton will arrive to night from Chicago for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

J. Littleton. Harry Whitney of Corpus Christy, Texas, arrived Friday for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Sublette. Real Christmas trees; holly, with! of red berries; mistletoe, holly wreaths, nuts, lucious and all kinds of candies for the holiday season at M. H. Cox's Grocery, Phone 100.

12-23 Misa Rose Bray will arrive tonight from St. Louis for a visit with her brother, C. A. Bray, and other 'relatives. Mrs.

J. H. Hallmann has returned to her home in Peoria after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Hallmann and family. Miss Grace Chapman has arrived from Chicago for a visit through the holidays with Mr. and Mra, Fred Dahling. Farley Wilkinson, Everett Drake and Willard Jones of Detroit are in Bower and Schulhoff Co.

wishes you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a Prosperous, Happy New Year MOPEN Xmas Day until Noon Herron Bros. The HALLMARK Store CLOSING NOTICE Our office, mill and yards will be closed all day Monday, December 25, Christmas. 12-23 J. ANDREWS. HERE IS SOME CHRISTMAS NEWS Handkerchiefs, the best gift to buy, now are priced special tonight to close any odd lots at Sawin-Jones Company, Ivory goods, for which there has been such a demand, have been very hard to get.

A delayed shipment of a large and exceptionally fine line has just been received at Elliott's. Cokendolpher's show the largest line of furs in the city, Visit Mrs. Roth's Beauty Shop for facial massage, scalp treatment, mancuring and hair dressing. M. H.

Cox has just received a shipment of real Christmas trees, a also mistletoe and holly with lots of berries, holly wreaths holly. His line of Christmas candies and oranges is unusually fine. Do not forget our suit sale is now $8 and $10 at Cokendolpher's. Women say that the William Rogers silver plated butter knives and sugar shells that Adler's are giving to every. lady making a purchase of $1 or more are very handsome, One lot Japanese baskets, which includes grades that sold to $1.95, will be sold tonight at Sawin-Jones pany for fifty cents each.

Free demonstrations every afternoon on Good Shepherd Fingering Yarns for knitting and crocheting, beginning December 8, until December 23, at Mrs. Roth's Art Shop, 1522 Broadway, PETITION THROWN OUT BY COURT IN DECATUR International News Service. Decatur, Dec. petition, asking for an election to vote upon the recall of the commission form of government in- Decatur, was thrown out by the county court here today on the grounds that it did not contain a sufficient number of lawful signatures. The petition when filed contained about 4700 names, while only 4017 names were necessary, but the circulators of the petition did not use care in securing signatures as the law prescribes.

LATE SANTAS LETTERS Dear Santa Claus: Please bring mel a coaster wagon, engine, cars, wheel-1 barrow, bucket, shovel, oranges, candy and nuts. Your boy, JAMES LOUIS HARRIS, 718 Prairie Ave. Dear Santa: 1 am a little girl five years old. For: Christmas I want an Ivory dresser set, some clothes for my dollies, a nice, ring, a rain cape because I will start to school after Christmas; also plenty of nuts, candy and Please, dear Santa, don't forget my mamma and papa. This is all for this year.

Your little friend, MARY CATHERINE KING, 917 South Sixteenth St. Dear Santa Claus: I want for Christmas a big doll, candy, and oranges. am three years old. Your friend; CATHERINE HENDERSON, 3008 Prairie Ave. Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me stove, kitchen cabinet, doll, table, bathrobe, books, washtub and washa board to wash dolly's, clothes and candy and nuts.

little girl, HELEN JANE HARRIS, 718 Prairie Ave. Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl nine years old. I want for Christmas sled, a "Gods and Heroes" book and some candy. Your friend, MILDRED HENDERSON, 3008 Prairie Ave. OPENING NOTICE The undersigned I stores will be open Thursday Friday evenings, December 21 and 22, until 8:30 p.

and Saturday evening, December 23, until 9:30 p.m. Closed all day Monday, December 25, on account of Christmas. (Signed) SAWIN-JONES BOWER SCHULHOFF COKENDOLPHER TREMBLE STORE, THE YOUNG DRY GOODS B. E. HARVES, S.

G. AUER, J. W. JOHNSON, 20. C.

SCOTT. 12-23 Greeting We extend to ou friends and customers the Greetings of the Season. T. L. Hilsabecl Corner 16th and Broadway J.

C. Wright is a guest of friends in Evansville. Herschel Bundy spent the day with friends in Sullivan. Dr. J.

B. was a visitor in Terre -Haute today, Turkey dinner at Buckler's Cafe Christmas day; fifty cents. 12-23 O. Bruce, of Windsor was a tor in Friday. Mrs.

Maud Munson of- Windsor was a visitor in the city Friday. J. L. Hall will be a Christmas guest of friends in Louisville, Will Hille of Effngham will spend Sunday with friends in the city. Miss Lula Gowdy of Shelbyville is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wade. Miss Grace Stewardson of Shelbyville was a visitor in the city today. Severin Raef will spend the next with home folka in Newton. i few days Miss Rose Nieman will spend the holidays with relatives in Teutopolis.

J. L. Manahan of the University of Virginia is a guest of friends in the city. Miss Pauline Holt has left for her home in Newton for a visit with relatives. Miss Mary Conley will spend the next few days with her parents in Arcola.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry went to Windsor Friday for a visit with relatives.

Miss Anna Schlimmer went, to Figel; today to spend the holidays with relatives. Mrs. J. A. Brown has been visiting relatives and friends in Hillsboro for' several days.

C. J. Derrick has departed for Oil City, to spend Christmas with home folks. Miss Agnes Vollmer will go to Sigel Sunday a visit with her aunt, Miss Mary Vollmer, Mrs. John Figenbaum of Charleston was a guest of relatives in the city Friday evening.

A. Middlesworth went to Sullivan this afternoon for a Christmas visit with Mrs. Middlesworth, who has been JOHNSON'S Belfield $5.50 Dull calf, lace flat custom last The present market price of this shoe is at least $6.50. Our foresight in contracting for our men's stock early last spring saves you from one to two dollars a pair, the price will not be raised until present supply is sold. Other styles $3.50 and up PERSONAL the city to spend Christmas with their parents.

Friday and Saturday special at Her. ron Jar, 25c. 12-23 Roscoe Andrews of the University of Chicago is a guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Andrews, Miss Helen James will go to Chicago Sunday morning for a visit over Christmas with her mother and sisters there.

Jacob Van Meter and son Ora of Frankfort, arrived today for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Martha Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibler and tle daughter will be Christmas guests of her sister, Mrs.

Michael Findley, in Sullivan. A. J. Martin and family, 1413 Champaign avenue, have departed for Selma, where they will spend Christmas with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank A. Heermans departed this morning for Georgetown to be Christmas guests of Mrs. Heermans' parents. Misses, Gertrude and Ruby Ames and Beatrice Wilkinson will be Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Scott Pinnell in Kansas. Miss Grace Deckard, who is an assistant nurse in the Masonic Home in Sullivan, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. P.

Deckard. Misses Olive Gibler and Louise Andrews attended a dance given by some students at the Charleston normal on Friday evening. Miss Minnie Lewis will leave Sunday morning for Georgetown, to spend over! Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Sheckell and Miss Mary Rieck will go to Tolono on Sunday noon for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Gross. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Perryman of Chicago will arrive Sunday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. F. M. Bundy, during the holidays. Charles F.

Hough departed this afternoon for Bloomington, where he will pass a part of the Christmas holi, days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Maddox Brim and baby of Indianapolis have arrived for a visit with Mr. Brim's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Brim. Mr.

and Mrs. Stant Jones and little daughter Maxine of near Charleston, will be Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Jones and family. Miss Nellie O'Connor of Chicago will arrive tonight for a visit over Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor. Dr.

and Mrs. H. R. Schaefer of Memphis, were guests of Miss Sylvia Armstrong today while enroute to Charleston for a visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Maxey and little son of St. Louis -will arrive Sunday for a visit with Mr. Maxey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Maxey, Mrs. M. W. Hamilton and two daughters, Misses Marie and Clytha, will go to Ramsey Sunday morning for a holiday visit with relatives. T.

W. Coates has arrived home from a visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Coates, in Vail, Iowa. He was also a guest of a sister in Manning, Iowa. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth C. Robinson of Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Lytle and other relatives. Mrs. Robinson is a daughter of Mr. Lytle.

Mrs. Richard Randall and Mrs. James Marley and children have returned to their home in Nokomis after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Randall. Canaries-wonderful singers of different varieties, at 1500 Lafayette ave nue, Phone 970. 12-23 Mrs. Earle Findley of Litchfield has arrived for a visit with her mother, Mrs.

Mary Glynn, through the holidays. Mr. Findley will spend Christmas with Mrs. Findley here, Walter Stern will arrive tonight from Champaign for a visit over Christmas with Mrs. Stern at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Bower. Harley E. Presnell left this after. noon for her home in Vincennes, Ind.

for a visit over Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Presnell, "Mr. -and Mrs.

Daniel, Anderson and children and Clifford Fishback of Danville will arrive Sunday for a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fishback.

Mrs, William Gilduff, daughter, Miss Clotilde, and son John went to Chicago this afternoon to: spend Christmas with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Barney Quinn, Franz Votaw and Russell Fye, students 'at Rose Polytechnic Institute, at Terre Haute, arrived, Friday afternoon for their Christmas vacation with home folks. Homer H. Cooper of Chicago was in the city this morning greeting old friends while on his way to Shelbyville to visit over Sunday and Christmas day with his mother. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. -Black went to Chicago today for a few visit. From there they will go to Springfield to attend the Illinois State Association convention.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sallee, and Mr.

and Mrs. Crawford Clinesmith and son of Litchfield and Lester Corriell of Kokomo, arrived today for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. W.H Corriell. Dr.

T. O. Freeman has returned from a visit in Chicago, Dr. A. K.

Ratcliffe is a guest relatives in Olney. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Fouts are guests of relatives in Indianapolis.

Miss Eva Moore of University of Illinoie is home for the holidays. Amos Johnson of Tulsa, is a guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Johnson. John T.

Brinkley went to Shawneetown today to spend Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Ida- Jacoby and her daughter, Miss Kathrine, are guests of relatives in Arcola. Harry Snyder of Danville will spend the Christmas holidays in Mattoon and Shelbyville. Miss Kathryn Allison of Orleans, is a guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Allison." Earl Miller, Homer: Hartley and Robert Elliott of Detroit are guests of their parents in the city. C.

H. McCauley of Chicago and F. L. Kingsolver of Detroit are guests at the, home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Kingsolver. Mrs. Virginia Smith, Frank Smith, and Frances Stillwell of Shelby.

ville will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Pearson.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Wallace and daughter, Miss Merle, of Lincoln will arrive Sunday to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

Guy McCamant. Miss Robina MacKay of Chicago arrived today for a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Campbell L. MacKay.

Guy McCamant, who is doing some special work Big Four at Hillsboro, will evening to Arithe, spend Christmas with Mrs. McCamant. Albert Dillion of Kankakee is guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Crites, He was accompanied here by Emanuel Hirshburger, who will spend a few days at the Crites home, Miss Dorothy Hull of Pocatello, a student at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, is spending the holldays with Miss Mildred Vause. Miss Hull will graduate from the Conservatory in June, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Grider and little daughter. Rosemary of Tuscola and Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Darnell of Decatur will be Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Goodyear. Miss Edith Brooks and Miss Dorothy Talbot, who have been attending school in Boston, were guests over night of Miss Brooks' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Brooks, while enrouto to their home in Urbana. V. A. Galbraith of Madison, is a guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Morse. Mrs.

Morse's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Galbraith of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, arrived and are guests at the Morse home. Mr. and Mrs.

M. F. O'Connor of Omak, will arrive tonight for visit with Mr. O'Connor's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick O'Connor. This is Mr. O'Connor's first visit in twelve years. He is a prosperous hardware merchant of Omak. Mr.

and Mrs. H. V. Ralston and children went to Terre Haute today for a Christmas visit with relatives, Mr. Ralston will return home Monday evening, but Mrs.

Raiston and the children will probably pass the entire holidays in that city. Miss Fanchon Luke of Los Angeles, is spending a short time with Miss Mildred Vause while enroute to Arthur for a visit during the holidays with a sister. Miss Luke is a fellow student of Miss Vause at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, MATTOON HOTEL CO. IS SUED FOR $1000 Suit was filed in the circuit court in Charleston today by J. W.

E. C. Craig, representing the Champaign Gas, and Electric Supply Company of Champaign, asking damages in the sum of $1000 from the Mattoon Hotel Company, which operates the Hotel Byers. la stated that the plaintiff company had the contract for installing the gas and electric Axtures in the Hotel Byers at the time of its reconstruction, and that there is a balance of $1000 due on the contract price. CHILD PAINFULLY BURNED BY FALLING INTO TUB OF WATER John, the five- year old son of Dr.

land Mrs. J. B. LaDue of 1106 Lafayette avenue, fell backward Into a tub of scalding water on Friday evening about seven o'clock. The child was painfully burned from the neck down, part of the skin of the back coming off when the clothing was.

I removed. It was found necessary to bind the child in oiled bandages. The tub of water had been used for scalding a Christmas turkey. The child was moving backward at the time of the accident. SOCIAL AFFAIRS CLASS MEETING- The Loyal Daughters' Class of the First Christian Church met on Friday afternoon with Mrs.

George B. Harned, 305 South Twenty-first street. The time was taken up principally with a business session after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Harned was assisted by Mrs.

William Wise and Mrs. Ralph Williams. Christmas adornments placed about the house made a pretty effect for the afternoon's party. SURPRISE MR. DAVIS-.

On Thursday evening the members of Mattoon Canton gave Jesse Davis a member of the Canton, a surprise at his home, 2809 Shelby avenue. Mr. Davis was married on Wednesday, and in honor of the event his fellow lodge associates called to spend several hours with him. After a social period Mr. Davis served light refreshments.

The members of the party were Mr. Davis, Ed Crites, E. B. Hackleman, E. S.

Higgs, Roy Coy, W. P. Knerr, Jesse Glover, William Smith, William Henry and Jesse Orndorff, REMNANTS MEETA Christmas tree was the feature of the meeting of the Remnants Club on Friday evening at the home of Miss Ethel Businger, 1301 Edgar avenue. The tree was prettily decorated and contained a gift for each- member of the club, the gifts having been contributed by the different Sewing was the evening's diversion. A luncheon was served by Misses Eva and Ruth Businger, sisters of the hostess.

Miss Louise Hearth of Chicago was an out of town guest for the evening. FOR THEIR DAUGHTERMr. and Mrs. W. E.

Dole entertained 'a few guests at their home northwest of town Friday evening in honor of their daughter, Miss Willie, who is home from the University of Illinois to spend the holidays. The evening was passed socially, after which Mrs. Dole served refreshments. The guests enjoyed a bobsled ride to and from the city. Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Fletcher, Misses Elizabeth Craig, Martha Williams, Gaynelle Higgs and Zeniar Kizer and Messra, John Cartmill, A. K.

Ratcliffe and William Checkley were the guests. CHARLES CROSS DIES AT OLD FOLKS' HOME Charles Cross, aged about seventytwo years, for nine years a member of the Odd Fellows' Old Folks' Home colony, passed away this morning at six o'clock. Death was due to the infirmities of age, Funeral services will be conducted on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the chapel of the home. Burial will be made in Dodge Grove tery. Rev.

A. H. Kelso probably will have charge of the rites. Mr. Cross was American born.

A son and daughter live in California. He had been an inmate of the- home! since January 22, 1907. MATTOON MEN GUESTS OF WILLYS-OVERLAND COMPANY J. F. Mallory, O.

D. McElhaney, F. T. Moloney and H. F.

Kendall have turned from Toledo, 0., where they were. guests of the Automobile Company Wednesday and Thursday. The company has been, since December 4, entertaining its representatives and invited guests from all parts of the country. The men from Mattoon joined a party of almost three hundred men at Indianapolis and: traveled in a special Pullman train to Toledo. They were given an opportunity to see the work of building automobiles.

MEMBERS BLOOMINGTON PARTY IN A SERIOUS CONDITION International News Service, Atlanta, Dec. Three of the Bloomington, party injured Friday when their automobile was crashed into at a grade crossing by a railroad train, are still unconscious at a local hospital today, and seemingly have no chance for recovery. The body of Mrs. W. D.

Talman, who was killed outright, will be sent to Bloomington for burial. HANNIBAL MUNICIPAL PLANT MEETS WITH COAL SHORTAGE International News Service. Hannibal, Dec. -With the municipal electric light and water plant of Hannibal on the verge of closing down because of coal shortage today, the railroads came to the rescue and agreed to furnish enough coal until a supply could be secured from Springfeid, ADMINISTRATOR OF MARTIN ESTATE NAMED BY COU Edwin W. Martin in the cou court today was appointed admit trator of the estate of his father, late Charles D.

Martin of Lafaye township, whose death occurred ab two years ago. The appointment an administrator at this late a was for the purpose of enabling heirs to dispose of a thirteen acre tr of farm land near the Odd Fella Old Folks' Home. The land is to sold to Stanley W. Kibler, a son law of the deceased, at $300 an a CLOSING NOTICE Our office and warehouse will closed all day Christmas, Monday, cember 25, 1916. HAYES TRANSFER STORA cO.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. CLEAN COBS, $1.00 load, deliver cheapest fuel you can buy; load now while they are cheap. Chaff, per load, delivered; best cow feed the market for the price. Ashbi Company, Phone 267. x1 $37.50 TAKES AN UNDERWO typewriter; like new.

Stewart writer Exchange, 1505 Broad Phone 1535. FOR SALE -House and lot: clos Illinois Central freight depot and joining Illinois Central tracks; 50x150 feet; desirable building site warehouse. Address care Journal-Gazette. CLOSING OUT SALE OF MILLING -All hats will be sold, regardles cost; big stock to select from; switches made from combings. phy's, 2200 Prairie avenue, FOR SALE- bargain, it taken once, four burner gas range; in condition; oven and broiler Call at 209 South Twelfth Phone 1455.

COLD FISH AND FISH SUPPLI Oranges, per dozen, 15c to 400; tobacco, per pound, 25c and 30c. nix pumpkin makes pumpkin pies mother use to bake. Phone 328. Rowe Co. FOR RENT- At 201.

North 1 first street, two well-furnished for light housekeeping, suitable small family; gas for lights and ing. Inquire at 201 North Twenty street. FOR RENT -No. 2300 Shelby I six-room house; gas complete, cistern and barn; permanent ren W. McVay, ATTENTION, GRAND ARMY- 1 will be a meeting Sunday, Decei 24, at 2:30 o'clock.

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