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Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 4

Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 4

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Tt'CtOAV, JUNt la, (. CrU4 of Soap Spofla th Htur 0 dia ul lu Uiaia A l.rlr M.r. Blia fl 4yi lu PERSONAL ileif Tk ori I't hr Ilea Mr (' Vullla. i 'tain lo Mtliuua thl I thtHild bk4 very carraJ) If I row lo a tip uur hair iuoblngj its lt. klox wfafB4 aJiam.

I poo cofttAie autM.ii albaU, Tklt C.an Oaa C.Mra.,1, S) ijtfw I f.C 1M. It drtr lb aralp, auaki hair (TKOa, Mi uj VI i Walati aaa danh in i.r -lil la Hankaar Mttu iiircd ib graduatum of their lili from Viator a i it. rrr at ramhie4 tl t. I'UU aAJ ruin it. Tht tcl ihinf fur attady it Iim( WasUm Goods at 2Sc I.

I .1 t. ertlinarjr niuli.f.tJ cocuaaul otl (wtitea para and rcaclc). and liatiaj lhaa the nunl rtpcuii aoa or ajaj lamf clc ou tan uw One or lo lraHifutf riamj Si I. iMrll llkr )UUI BlllI 10 In I. a (cif drluplug and i -u -l Ii i in 'til I i.

ltl arvp. prion in fadr rlglil I Mn A Hughe, and Mr II, i uB-In le alarlrd lo lu Mr Hughe rar lo lh hair and thoroughly SutapH nwjuirn lb hair with atcr and rub in. It aiakri an atundaoc ol nek. Never in this section was such a display made at one time, in one place creamy Utbcr, wliub rinact out tmau rrmotuM try partula of dual, attrt. Use This Clear Soap For a Clearer Skin JAP ROSE uandmR and tatoaive ou.

In laair dnea quickly and rrrnly, and il atiT th acalp mil. and the hair fin ba4 ilky, bright, luitrout, flufly aikd ajy lo manage Vou can grt multifird cocoanut oO mt any pharmacy, it' ry chrap. and frty cninoi will lupply ory DXnibtr of tht family for aoontht. Mi.ti for a lll un a'l-r. Mix 1) Mi holaoo aroom lirui far ti tw-ra'ur Ind Ait lioMr Birnographer in Ih al liana of Vi'liui haa re- potlllUll and OB Wtdllr go Champaign wherr ah a 1 nn aa BtrnogrBphrr in I he Ihr I IB lr tliHxll I'l'IU of a single price in Wash Goods.

This assortment is so large, values so good that any one who has figured on getting a cheaper dress will sec the true economy of buying these, likewise will hundreds of customers who usually pay more, see the saving in these fabrics. This line is better this week than it wnl be at any time this season, fill I 1 1 SOAP Is wondci fully pure. Tl lather absorbs that "dirty" fcelinj? and Instills a delightful freshness. UiiriuJ Shampoo, ruth and General Tollrt I'm. for your Oiy SAin 1 Q'HF STRICKEN PARENTS nj Mrt Altrrt Summer.

BiJ AP rrMl.o wnl lo IV I Iii Ihr graduating ARE DAILY AT TRIAL of Manual Training High, r-aw I rniii ihtrr ihry will go to i 'or a li ''h frli-rid Hill i.ir mui W'aihan hB gona lo lha un'it nar MalUHin for a vlalt rrlatlvrt during Itiflr ikwun Tm Trm tUinpl" Wm la Kiikattu. 40 inch Voiles at 25c Rich colorings In floral, Btrljn and plaid, fine quality and aold rrgularly at 85c per yard. DR. J. T.

MONTOOMERV CONTINUES SERIOUSLY ILL WOMAN'S MARTYRDOM. lloiv manr nini ihlnk )ou. ha" c.f I hi- rn a rut larr uiii'-ti of 'hflr 0 hollaa-h ho iifn 'rom UN peculiar to id. of'r'i flli'lU -ii ti ir I nr in bf h-rftjl. fi.T: a i 1 iih nam If I 1 1 S.in 40 inch Marquisette 25c A few pirn-en only left of this popular printed 85c fabric in floral pattern.

$pclal to Journal Gairtta It ir.l ihr McintgrurrT I'hai oi.i lo afrliul) and 'li pr-ili' eoodltlnnj in unfavorat lr fnr hi' ir orry. ir 'r d. ivi rrinlli In r- i fo- r. (r 40 inch Organdy 25c mi. woman onn guld-i r'rr I'r of ihotiaandB of Nr r'iord lo I i lil iii'dr.

lv- oMi. Ir Priuted patterns In nice fine quality Organdy, beautiful nhrer effect. I'll of Sprlt.rflrld I lr. Mt- I nrai il ''ti'i ram ir" I'lf' r' a 11 fl.irt. din I'lnkhmii gi'ialli inmh -1 1 fT 1 ar inlnhi lx ti V.

ral Vaaar alaa hart In 'Ay ic rmtlirv bow atM om 9 fwli ta 4 hiMi r. r.i i REFUSE? TO SUPPORT Urn uJhatmad nimu Is Mar- Hlk ark borur. triia pew ml Egyptian Tissues 25c MOTHER; IS JAILED I Ikcr-kUUu MjaaiKjwoJ alao Mr- Wall WlNon In Kul S' I nula on Sundav lo llt h'-r d.u.h'T Mr Mubcl il'iinn c- aathuMai am Md intti i ti bnftW Hth caenplat dlfvrtKm Deepite advanced price we how the choicest line of this popular fabr'c we've ever had. bat a tatta. Call Inb.

asd Imaunll fea (raal Uaat aa4 bhu C. T. FEAQAN, Mattoon, Ml. iv of Ml I xinl hit rr-'urn-i1 honif. after a iU over Sun.

lav I wnh Mr and Mra II Mllli-r Mi- Ka'p H.tilniln deparl-d Vptclal to Journal Olratta. i a'on. III. Jun 13 Fur fall Inr lo keep up paymenl nipport mother Frnk llmnllton a Plover l-sf trainman. a ent lo 1 1 1 by I rlRf HarrHh In lh rountr four! It lha! the mother Ib unable ANNOUNCEMENTS.

for AiirliD Mlrh. whrn Bhr li; mVr an rtifiidcd trial! with I 27 inch Opaline Gauze 25c A beautiful cheer woven colored fabric on der of Tissue, Htripes and plaids. or- FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY. Mn- Will'am Pownlnf who under- herelf and 'ha! .1 and ia.ni an operation at Memorial lion i prank Hamilton. h.T aons.

had been Thw Journal-GaiBftt In guthoriiad to 1 plml Saturday morning, troprorlng I ord. r. to rontrlhute .1 each per announce Rt-v Father HlgElne hai gone to nH)nth for her mipporf Tloth were EMERY ANDREWS Is' Mary'a of the Wooclit. where he fll and durtn foe tha Raoubllean nom- I will attend the rommencement the henrlnc "Htrity" npprim 27 in. Crystal Cloth 25c Woven colors, with silk threads giving manent lustrous finish, worth 85c.

Inatlen for atata't attorney of Colea olcea a per- In hat' 'aid Hi'' wronir. thin)? at the eounty, eubject to tha deelalon of thai Sidney Katr home from in ron)f tllll, an, wa, ,0 )ai for Republican primary. dlanapolli. where he had been IH of roiirt 1ng Mr Katz at the home of her; rPmainng Jail a nhort i mother lime. Hamilton announced that he Tha JoumaMJaiwtte la aiithorlzad to Mr and Mr II Kendall are In on, $40 baik inonev If they 36 inch Tissues 25c As good as mofet 27 inch Tissues at this price plaids and stripes, all wanted colors.

nnounoa CHARLES H. FLETCHER jf'hampalgn today, attending the re- W(lll() lft hn out wa, I union of the alumni of the Vnlver-ity 1 Hamillon promlaed to pav hie i-f a a candidate for tha Republican nom- I of nijnol par' lthin a rertaln number of days Inatlon for etate'a attorney of Colea 1 vv immpr nnd daugliter prmnhid by Jndtre Hurrah. county, eubject to the decliion of the pan nf walla Walla Vah are vls- Republloan primary. in rltv with (riends and relalivrs. Scotch Tissues 25c One of the few imported lines of the year, beautiful quality in wanted colors worth 35c.

MONDAY EVENING ALARM. Hose company No 2 responded early MiHidnv nlsrlit to an alarm sent In from 1 I. Plrkerine. a Hla Four dlpatfh FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. I er.

has gone on a vacation. He wan Anionc the. fpetalnra at the trial of The Journal-Gazette la authorized to In Chirago Saturday and Sunday and the home of W. Hornberk at amaunea from there will ro to Cleveland for a Broad ay. where was a small roof William Orpet, the college Mudrnt ac Are The damafrc- will not amount lo more than $5 This is the flrit fire alarm for a month.

36 inch White Goods 25c Linweave quality in plain checks, stripes and plaids for waists and drepses. tIbII (r and Mr" rt I Coiilta departed for IVtroli Monday to attend 'he American Medical Association convention which KlxThtT held In thai SAM V. ROGERS aa a candidate for the Republican nom-, Inatlen for circuit clerk of Cole county, aubjeot to the deelalon of the Re- publican primary. Tha Journal-Gazette I authorized to HOSPITAL N0TE8. cused of the murder of his sweetheart.

Marian Ijimhert, are the Kirl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ijunhrrt. In gloomy and grief-stricken silence they have watched the Blow- work of selecting the jury which will the fate of the young man rampbcll Is resllnp easily after an operation performed Sunday af'ernoon at Memorial Hoepltal.

Miss fVcll Qulnn. who van operated city this 1 Mrs ttt "ljoutenslaper and son Carl of Princeton. Ind have arrived 1 In the city to he at the bedside of her ls(er. Mrs William Downing. I ho Ir ill at Memorial Hospital.

French Ginghams 25c A splendid assortment in choice colorings for good serviceable dresses. Per yflrd on lat week a' Memorial Hospital, Ib announce Ort I ON 3. OOBLE aa a candidate for tha Republican nomination for circuit clork of Colee county, eubject to the deelalon of the Republican primary. Mr and Mrs nresee departed 1 In a satisfactory condition. WEEKLY REPORT OF on Saturday for N'lagara Falls, De MARRIAGE LICENSES.

K.C, STOCK MARKETS Thomas WVfaber. Waists at $1.00 Choice white and colors, well made and good Fibre Hose 39c Black and white only, the 1 I most serviceable fibre silk yjL I hose we can find. Try them. I Waists at $1.98 Beautiful Waists in crepe de chines and China silks, good assortments.styles and colors. Myrtle Mu'ler.

IS. Etna. Harry Perryman. 22. Chlcapo; Miss Hazel Rundy, IS.

Mattoon. Weslev Maloney. 45, Mattoon; Mrs I.ulu Maloney. 36. Mattoon.

(pedal to Journal Gazette. iansas 1 It stock Yards. 13 troit and other points. At Homer. they will be guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Klrchgralwr and family Mr. and Mrs Bmery Andrews. Mr. and Mrs P.

N. Kelly. Chester Tadle nndRoscoe Andrews drove to Cham-palerii today to attend the commence ment ejcrcisp.s of the 1'nlvcrsity of Illinois Cavlns and son Warren of N'oifmal and George Fvans of niootjfAigton are here visiting the family fir Joseph Tavlns and other They made the trip in the ravins automobile Mr. and Mrs. F.

Mallory and chll- 1 remana lor stockers and feeders this year Is extending Into what ip commonly considered the dull -eason Admiral Jellicoe of the Firitlsh navy was the champion gunner of the service when he was a midshipman. everytblne ofTered last week being takpn freely at steady to firm prceH with the exception of some concos f'oney Island is to make a $1,000, uOO trolley terminal, work on which will slons on clean-up lots at the end of the week. Total shipments exceed soon begin. 9000 head, almost fifty per cent more MATTOON. ILLINOIS.

than went out same, week last year fine grass Is partly responsible for thp demand, and the promising out look ahead for cattle prices helpp Top sales last week ranged from .2.1 to on different days, which was around twenty five cents higher than prices a year aco. fn rlew of Mi" very make the trip in automobiles. high prices prime fed cattle are PALESTINE LODGE WILL GO TO EFFINGHAM JUNE 29 Ine; present prices for storkers and Palestine lodge was extended the invitation by the grand chancellor feeders appear rpasonnble, as sales of through a district deputy. Next Mon Palestine lodge Knights of Pythias stockers under $7 BO predominate. Total receipts of cattle) Monday were es day the local lodge will have aa Its has accepted an Invitation to go to tlmated early at 11,000 head, but the Effingham on June 29 to confer the count fell short moro than IOihi head guests members of the Tuscola lodge, who will confer the third rank upon a large class of candidates, probably ten or more.

Savings PHARMACY three rank of the order on a class of prices steady to strong on roo1 cattle. eight candidates. A large delegation As You Like It Is the way we print your Photos. Either dull, glossy or velvet with white margin. Full szc Photo.

24 Hour Service Films left before P. M. you can get by noon tomorrow. You press the button and we do the rest. Brownies 75c to $12 Kodaks $6 to $66 With every Kodak or Brownie purchnsed we give FREE, one yea- 's subscription to KODAK-ERY, a monthly magazine for the amateur photographer.

EASTMAN KODAK And Supplies Frank J. Hitter's Drag Store 104 BROADWAY AaQeialM Uaioa Station some low prades of prass steers selling weak tn places. Prime-fed steers will make the trip, most of the knights planning to leave the city on an early afternoon passenger train. Some will brought $11. Yearlings and twos of good breeding and promlslne outcome Journal-Gazette want ade get results.

1816 BROADW4Y FREE DELIVERY sell around $7.75, choice to fancy ones higher, of course. Killers are not quite as keen after feeders now, since they are getting access to Increasing "The Cut Rate Store" EVERYTHING SOLD AT CUT PRICES OUR REGISTER COUPONS REDEEMABLE AT per cent IN TRADE numbers of grass cittle. and in a time good tired feeders, carry ing a decent amoun' of be PATKNT8 25c Sal Hepatica 19c bought around $8. Breeding stork is selling about a dollar lower than the Sturdy Muscles need the balance of keen bralna and steady nerves. All three depend largely upon selecting food that contains the certain elements that each organ requires.

Grape-Nuts a delicious food made of whole wheat and malted barley, is a splendidly balanced ration, and includes the vital mineral salts phosphate of potash, etc. so frequently lacking in the usual dietary. Grape-Nuts comes ready to eat with cream or good milk; haa delightful flavor; is easily digested, and highly nourishing a wonderful builder of body, brain and nerve energy There's a Reason" Grocers everywhere sell Crape-Nut. hleh time, and at what looks like rea sonable prices, good stmiglit bodied young cows around a drove sell 35c Limestone Phosphate -29c 50c Milk Emul 39c 50c DeWltt Pilla 39c 50c Syrup of Pepsin 39c 25c Sloan's Uniment 19c 75c Halls Catarrh Cure 75c Jad Salts 69c $1.00 Pinkbam Compound ing at that price Monday, which went out at $7 10 a montliego. Good breed The First Premium is the Hardest to Pay When the Life Insurance Man wants to talk to you give him a chance, He knows some things about yon and the commercial value of your life that you don't know yourself.

Heean tall you how much you are worth to your family not in sentiment of course Tn ftold dollar and cents He la not mercenary, he is just analytic. Your insurance premium need not worry yon if you havW a Saving Account where it la accumulated by regular deposits of a small proportion of your inoome. THE LIFE INSURANCE MAN IS WORKING FOR YQa, -LET HOI TELL YOU WHAT HE KNOWS. CENTRAL ILLINOIS TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK ing heifers can be bought at although some sales of fancy light one on the calf order still e-et up to $9, and a few cows with calves by their TOILET 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste 19c 25c Face Powders 21c 25c Pond's Extract Cream 25c Danderlne 21c 25c Soaps 21e 75c Perfumes, per oi 60c KUBBEK GOODS 75c Rubber Gloves 69o SOc Rubber Gloves 39c $1.50 Water Bottles $1.09 $2.00 Fountain Syringe $3.00 Combinations $2.40 Erery Piece Guaranteed. CAMERA DEPARTMENT All Cameras CUT PRICES All Films CUT PRICES All Supplies CUT PRICES Developing CUT PRICES Best Work.

Quick Serrioa. 39c 60c Plnex side sell around Immune stock hogs are twenty-five to forty cents lower, one of the serum agents around Monday peddling two loads of good native Immune stock hogs, offering 35c Castoiia fT. 29c CANDY KPA BTMKNT 15c Chocolate, per lb 10c 15c Toasted Marshmallows 10c 30c Chocolates, per lb 20c 40c per lb. 26c Best Box Candy. Ice Cream Soda Be 1 them at $10, but refusing a bid of $9.75.

Breeding ewes sell at $1.60, $7. feeding Iambs upi lo bnisher goats $4 to the latter gopjj, An-1 sora..

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