Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 7

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I'm, a-, 1 a -) Vv Uma, wIB u.uarf talfj: "Cnnill't," Oi- Omlo asked I lut1Io for rhsnc to a remedy. After "ConqiiMt," anther Job of heavy emoting, ahe. In- Mrs, uarry uvrriorr fauna on trs. rim a tlrrt vl Jinwivlli lmll la Jiirnl (J.ill. trrrrinp, 111., B.A givni tt the home of enj Mr.

Clint Citurday In honor Of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas WJlnon of Kiv.m City, Mo and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wllwn of Em-ton Harbor, Mich. TlKt attending er Mr.

and Mrs, T. Wilson, Mr. and Mr. O. WlUon and daughtnr, lime Marie, Mra.

ilinmiay axifrnoon. Mr. and Mr. (). Hatflll of Mn Llnti.l a Mia.

Laura left Tluira-ky U) vl't hur son-ln-la ami fimiKhtrr, fr. and Mis, Vernon Mliujur, dt Mr. and Mrs. O. II.

Merrick srnt Baturdar nlaht and Bunday Rh hrr brother-in-law and sUitor, Mr and Mra. Highland. Carroll and 0ne Ovarton and Harold ryrse of I'eorla ware Bun-day dinner guu of their grand- hlniuxm wrre Monday dlniim' allots jurr.u hrr undo an.l Mr and Mra. Clierlca vt 'I (llr(li), Mia. Tlllle Whit a and daughter, Mkia Kr.tlirr, of Ciiailrafm tallna on hn an-lrt-law and flmigiiir, Mr.

and Mra. rml Oammlll, Cun-day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves McCravy and dauKhter, Joan, and Mrs.

01o Itardln war Sunday dinner lurat of his mohr, Mrs. BaraJi Mcti- t'ztca cn i eornrdy. Bo now Charles MaeArthur ha bfen hired, for 40 Wioki, to turn out a polite drawing-room ftrce. Ho never had met tht star, and thli Is written, faeArthur and hi wife Helen Hayw, re fottlnf ready for I Minnie Brandenburg of Charles ton. Claborn Brandenburg, Mra.

nmmcr. wrs. ujr uvsrton or Mr, ana Mr. Claude JIatfill. Ml Myrtle Oranam and Mrs Irene Bwank of Mattoon callrd on Mr.

and Mrs. Al J'raraon Mon-clav monilng. Mrs. Hoiiia rrfijon.end Mra IJly Keryiwon of Johnstown rvnf WednnMiay afUrnooij aim Mrs Unas Orrcaoo. Mrs.

J. u. Klrkllng is visiting hei ann-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth MUler, and children of near I'aradlae, Mrs. Knneth I'hLppo and daugh vy, of Toledo. wr, rnyius, Mr. and Mrs. lurol Nina Brandenburg, Mra.

Sue Brandenburg, Mra. Hawl Biggs, Mra May Brandenburg and Ralph, Mr. and Mr. Carroll fltuifftt arul i i a llttn dinner pirtf it Mm Oar. bo's home and they're aa Jittery Itlshland of Dacatur and Mr.

and Mrs. Will Seolfiy and aon, Frank were Mondav dinner sruest of Mr Mrs. Opal Malcom, Mia Thelma Carsoo and children, Shirley and eouplt of ordinary fan. and Mr. Ben Drum.

eons, Oene, Jlmmr and Ronald. re turned to thoir noma in Dolphns Bunday after wek vuif with hrr parents, Mi. and Mrs. D. Highland.

Ja Want Ads Bring leraftsv 1 Mils Lvrtla Al anbauah fit Mat. Russell, MrjL Mabel Malcom, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Donald Samnson toon and John Blckel of TrlJla call, ed.on the latter'a aon and dauih. and Mn.

Brandenburg and Mf: Mra. wtuie Oammlll, Mr Moat of the tough plrste In "The Buccaneer" tot seasick the other and Mrs. Elmer Oammlll, Mrs. ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra Ross daughter, Mary Louise, of Casey, Mr.

and Mrs. William Decker and day during ft storm it the studio. Their ship, In a blr tank on the buck lot, wai toaeed about by me V' V' I Vf ll ill ''I son, Bud and Doyle, Mra. Gay Smith, Mrs. Stella Brandenburg and daughter, Myrtle, and Mr.

and Mra. Clint Stewart and daughters, chanical rock era, and tulphur fumes from tht for machine! heightened Misses Kettle, Ba and Zelma. OUT-OF-TOWN ATTENDANTS AT RICHARD EVANS FUNERAL their misery. Writer Austin Parker wa complaining of his bad luck with servants and. mentioned that he could sot find ft food valet.

Edmund Colliding offered the service of hla own man, whom he wouldn't be needing for ft couple of weeks, and psolel to Th Toledo, Sept. 0. Among IIRaiiflge Baw with the Biggest Values in 65 years those from out of town who attended the funeral of Richard Evans were Mrs. Roll Oarrett and I JJ son, of Decatur, Mr. and Mra.

Guy Huffman and daughter, Wesley Parker accepted gratefully. The fellow checked In at Parker'e house and wu doing fine when Oouldlnf dropped la ft few houra later and cracked the Joke by Identifying the ralet aa Michael Brooke Evans and children, Bernlce and Symbol of the treated klte-and-mke-np party ta American poUUeal history this photo, taken ttrt Prtag. It ahowa Poetnuuter General Jamea A. rarity whom Raey Lopg repeatedly denonnoed a me floor of the Vrn. Senate and elsewhere and- Gov.

Elchard Leche of LoaltUna at the Loa-uiaaa State rjnlveralty eoinmeooement exercise, being adorned with wreaths of ardenlaa by Co-eds Vernon, of Rantoul, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Oakley and children, Thelma, the Earl of Warwick. Opal and Kenneth, of Champaign, Mr. and Mrs.

John Stlrwalt and Be sure to visit the most complete department in town before selecting yours! 0am Brlskln, RKO executive, wu daughters, Louise and Edna, Frank Stlrwalt, Henry Stlrwalt and Mr tmpmaed by the fine appearance of ft young man working at a filling County Farm Home Repainted and Mrs. Leonard Stlrwalt of Oak mtmm land, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stlrewalt, Station, One day he questioned him, lii life) and asked whether he thouaht he and Mias Frieda Stlrewalt of Neoga, Mr. and Mrs.

O. F. Stlrewalt couia act. The youngster said. "Well.

tee and family of Humboldt, Mra. Clara Smith and daughters. Marjorle and a lot of movie, and If you can that acting know darned well can Dorothy, of Areola, Mr. and Mrs ctr iwara Horror or Mattoon. Mr.

and You CAN Afford fh Luxurious COAL-WOOD CIRCULATOR So BrtokM hired him. and It mts. oeorge Brooks and son of aeemi that he waa right. Hla name Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank it Robert Thatcher. Morton of $3 DOWN CHARLESTON MAN FINED FOR Weight of Elephant Tasks $3 Monthly RESISTING OFFICER A alngle elephant tuik baa been i liiife llfpjill fcnown to weigh 188 pounds, but the Carrying Charg averafe for left and right la about Charleston, m. Sept. 9. Donald Atwell of Charleston was arraigned in Police Magistrate John Light's 3 or 88 pounds.

court to answer to a charsrof drunk and disorderly and resist nit. wm liiiwii 0)' "H5v5jflrlr Tha ta pletur the Cole county farm home, located west of mi Ahmort' whlch hM it been repainted aa a WPA project. Thj HtMpm'Wtn bulMln of brtck' but tha window fraraea and aashea were repainted. nlMi WrM A The interior of the building was also painted. ing a police officer.

pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and It's durable rugged, heavy, caat-Iron construction! It's beautiful lustrous, walnut-grained Porcelain! It's efficient circulates wholesome summer heat -warms 2 to 3 rooms! Joints art cemented and cup-fitted -no gas-leaks, no wasted heat, no soot! Cheery flame shows through door! costs. Atwell. arrested by Patrolman Hiram Bryant, was being escorted No puis Are Needed vaoy Horn touticonscious Mother to a cell in the city prison, when th' sidewalk. he grabbed a stove poker and. It is wltH this wondar.

Ct ful ewaat taUne II said, made an attempt to strike Some wlmrnan air their views while vlewln' other wlmmen'e ah-a the arresting officer. laiaUT. OLD MOHAWK TONIC Is a body baUdar. It la raad- 100 ENROLLMENT INCREASES IN EDGAR niGH SCHOOLS Ijlr abaorb tnu SEEK TO BLOCK BOND SALE IN EDGAR COUNTY tba ayatam wnan It baelna work by aldln Uia atom- Paris, Sept. 8 RuMell Ste ach, llvw mod In- Paris, 8ept.

9. An injunction phens, county superintendent of taatlaaa to parform thalr dutlaa thor suit to restrain Bhlloh township of- Edgar county schools, announced oughly. Within 11 flclala ln the sale of road bonds Wednesday that a total of 1,303 stu- noun wm urivf Dolaona from your amounting to $60,000 was filed Wed oents nad enrolled thla year In ayatam aa black at Ink. Try tt for In- mm a ii 1 1 the 10 high schools In Edgar county, nesday in the circuit court by a group of taxpayers of the township. 1 I inuiAn a a dlsaatlon, Bllloua- an Increase of approximately 100 All the township officials, together I I II naaa, conatlpauon Rhauroatlam.

or over last year'a total. iv- With the H. C. Speer Company, any othar form ol atomacb dlaordar. purchaser of the bonds, are named Urolt I to a cus Si in the suit tomer.

"DO YOU WISH iii .0 i The plaintiffs allege that the Wards TRI-FLAME Oil Burning CMCUILATdDIia. bonds could be sold for $3,000 Inore INSTANT RELIEF?" than the price offered by the H. C. EDP.RITTER'S DRUG STORE We Meet or Beat Any Prloa In Mattoon Speer Company of Chicago. From Dandruff, Enema of the Scalp or Falling Hair Writes Melvln Fuller ntlnmnhlt.

$6 DOWN Comae; 18th 8k and Broadway Want Ads Bring Results. $6 Monthly dealer of Charleston. 111.: -1 hart spent over $50 on all types of hair preparations to stop dandruff, itch Carrying Chorgi ing acaip ana isjiing nair. with no success at all, but after using Just TWO 80o Bottles of BrldgesHalr Tonic and Dandruff Rmnvr tnv Unconscious and her skull fractured In an automobile crash, Mrs. James Welborn, 20, lay in a Des Moines hospital, as this picture was made, not knowing that ah gave birth to the tiny, red-faced baby boy, shown above beside her, after th accident Th Infant, healthy and.

crying lustily, was placed at her side in the hop that it would recall her to consciousness. The father wu killed in the crash. dandruff Is absolutely gone and my hair has stopped falling out and my scalp Is in grand shape. I cant praise preparation enouah. uus If you are lookimr for the same im FOR mediate relief then I solelv recom- NEOOANS GIVE DINNER VISITING RELATIVES TRI-FLAME Burner adjusts to low, medium, high.

Floods your home with clean, moist, healthful heat! Large 8-in. burner easily heats 2 to 4 rooms. Burns No. 1 Furnace oil (38-40 distillate) or Kerosene no soot, no ashes; ends coal-" carrying drudgery! Smartly designed cabinet finished in lustrous, easy-to-clean Porcelain! Automatic Draft Control! WOMAN INJURED WHEN A JAR OF TOMATOES EXPLODES mend that you try thla remarkable preparation at once." apealal to Th Journal-Oaiette. cnarieston, Sept.

9. Mrs. Neoga, Hit, Sept. 0. Mr.

and Mrs. BRIDGES WEST SIDE DRUG STORE tOth St. and Western Ave. Gilbert Roy entertained a party of Jack Toureen suffered a deep gash on her right cheek and numerous bums on her face, arms and legs relatives at dinner Sunday. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Peters of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. mesaay aiternoon when a Jar of tomatoes she was cold packln ex. ploded and sprayed chips of glass John Jones and daughter, Miss Ellen Jones, and Mrs.

Ellen Jones of Cincinnati, Charles and Patty ana seaming liquid on her face and Wards Special Electric Washer andlroner Doay. McCbrmlck of Phllo, Mr. and Mrs. C. Peters, Charles Peters, Ber Regular $84.90 Value of1 Smcirtfor I and Mrs.

Orvllle and Mrs. John ward Brick. Mr. Peters and Mr. Young.

nard Peters, Miss Bernlce Peters of thiitity and Mr. and Mrs. Roy and sdn, Charles Gilbert. Other Y7 (h tS- relatives who called during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Want Ads Pay! 55 Down (' J8-- --3 BOTH FOR ONLY 55 MontrV jVf i' fasti I 1 i 1 1 if! 1 1 Close-Out of Discontinued Colors YouTl have mom tim for other thing with this complete laundry outfit. Wards regular low sailing price for th waaher or ironer when bought separately save you about 40 I Buy the two together; you save even morel Thia combination Is such a great value, that It is impossible for this offer to be extended for more than a short period. GS 'to Wif ill he ta ses tills cuiubiiiatioa- Regular $2.85 per gallon, Lead and Zinc House Paint la rwt to Select from Per Gallon nwoarn mm demonstrated while prices are reduced. Special low price offer on combination onlyi SPECIAL WASHER Wards Patented Dobl-crawn Agitator Porclaln Flnlth Tub 6-htSlt SPECIAL IRONER fell Open End Roll 9 Knee and Flnartlp Control Both Hands ft for Ironing Convntnt on and off switch conW aat ill MOCCASINStKILTIES ER SALE Tht latt md in 'ncank" We have 0 style' to notch your new foil outfit. Select yours eorly ot these ECONOMY PRICES Paper- for 9x12x8 room 30-in.

Plastic Papers New stocks. UxWxf -room. Complete for 5k These are not odds and ends, bat good paper. Complete only atioon Paint Store 1524 BROADWAY MATTOON, ILUNOIS ,1505 ftroadway WE DEUVEK Fhone 603 teas. aw 17th Stat Charleston rMattoon, Elinols Phone 2035'.