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Mity MEE Mtj-But You'll 'No matter, what kind of tftble syrup you've been using, pleasant-Surprise awaits you if you haven't yet tried JJUSTV RIGHT Corn "Syrup. It has a flavor that isimply can't be duplicated. Pure, and healthful, too. Order a can fromjrour grocer today. AMQS-JAMES GROCER ST.

1 LOUIS "Just Itight on the Label means Quality fortAeTable. Dealers who display i rthis picn handle Just Jefferson. Phelps, Co. 18th 111., ASSrMEEINe BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR OLD SOLDIER lEToert iChilders, Co. 81st 111., 81.

William Holder, Co. Slst 111., W. Kelley, -Co. l'54th 111., 75. Co.

1 lath 111., 76. comibined ag.es 'of the' sixteen" comrades was 1264 years' and an av- years. After engoying a A sumptuous dinner was given yesterdy by Mr. Fred Bor- -at their home on West College street in honor -of the 78th binthday of Mrs. Borger's father, N.

Hauler, and all the old civil war sol- most delightful nn a7yl a diers of the city were invited guests. of socia enjoyment the gue ts re The names, company, regiment and paired to the pail Ior) where a resolu- ages of the comra'des present were on of lanks offered J. M. John- sorl) our commander, on behalf of -the John T. -McGowan, Co.

111., i comrades to the family, for the splen- age 75 years. i dinner and entertainment, which T. E. Lasswell, 111., 76. l' was unanimously, adopted.

The'corn- Mass Meeting Galled at The City Hall Tonight As Citizens Up In Arms Against Water "Supply Which Was, Responsible For Sunday's Big Action. o'clock Sunday; Shi. hai been a resident' of 'tliis vicinityi 16- Elias Jones, died at her -a-iuF a'-'-half miles cast of- Carbbii-dale at six nityi-fof years, ot one- of the 'of 1 c'omrrtu'mty -ih- which'- Jones' She is "survived' by three children and her' husband. The funerai services were "held ill the O'ak- Grove church at 10 o'clock i Monday 'morning; Burial east ''of at 'Harrison'- cemetery. PIES; 'AFTER LONG ILLNESS The citizens of Carbondale are Leta Alice of James up in arms in one -vast protest'p.

Reiner; died at the Hblde'n hosv at 6:30 Saturday evening. the utter and disgusting- lack of water and light service Carbondale. funeral 'heldjthis morn- ing'at at' the'- Baptisa -churcn. Carbon Jute caine'to the limit of It was conducted -by her endurance and patience with Merrill of the''-" Baptis- the Central. Illinois publicService'' 1 church.

The pall bearers were yesterday with its'failure of Messrs OFred Hdbbs, '-'Kaajz, sufficient water at the Ed' Clayton, Donald P. ''D water- plugs, duusing. the loss and G'allegryof the seven allowing a dis- division office, 'where" Reiner astrous fire to get a headway, was formerly' employed. which threatened the wholei west 'Mrs. Reiner was''28 years old and side business section.

was the daughter of 'Miv 'and' A mass meeting has been called J-' Hughes of. west of this city, at the city hall tonight, urging Car- she ''was'imarried to Jas. Reiner T. 'i I c-t I t. bondale citizens to and con- sidej- desperate and immediate a'c- better liglit and water service in Carbondale.

Yesterday it was about sixyears'ago: 'She'has been' a member of the Baptist' church about 12 years. -'-''Mrs. Reiner had been in Holden then -departed with many wish- 'es Comrade Hagler enjoy many more sueh birthdays. 0. iP.

LOiWDEN, Adjutant. i Halgeiv -Co. 81st 111., 80. John Toler, 'Co: 31-st 79. J.

H. Burkett, 87th Ohio, 86. Henry N. Hagle'r; Co. 81st 78 years.

iW. F. Bevel, Co. 9th 111., Alfred Hooker," Co'." 75. C.

Thomas, Co. 2nd-111. L. A mass meeting will be held at the Artillery, 82 years. eity holl -tonight at 8 o'cl-ock for tho i Johnson, Co.

100th 111., 78. purpose bringing a'bout-means by sc'en what a hopeless and. helpless "ospjtal about a year, 'being predicament the town faced tl ere fo a operation. Tuberculosis a serious and sweping- conflagration. is S'iven as the 'cause of her The water supply when the.

fire, first) -Reiner, the husband 'of 'the de- started was responsible for the loss is in -the "hos'p'tal at the of seven of the best homes in Car- Present time, 'and' her mother, Mrs. boridalc, running up to a damage J- O. Hughes, is 'seriously ill -with around $50,000. her. home west the city.

Anadded aggravation has been. jjrs. Rciincr is' by 'her clerk at- the hc camc her pare Us Ml and -j. two J. W.

Hughes of and. Freeman Hughes has been. forc.ed upon the lor the last three weeks because ot the lack ot'. stuffy feeling if you chew pther be'nefitsi fp teeth, bfeafti. refusing to employ linemen to keep wires in working 'condition.

Th-; company says their linemen are on i i 1 1 t3 a scathe public should; not suffer; it is 'not the fault, of "the citizens of Carbondale that the company can't get linemen to wort for. the wages they offer, Carbcu- d'ale is- paying for- stieet public should not be at the mercy ot labor, troubles. In connection with' the'water situation it was by mayor Krysher that the tank on the hill had S3000 gallons of water -they 2 on account of a small the tank. By the time couldn't use on accou pipe from the fire was 'out, the tank from' which the water was pumped, was empty. And had' not the fire been under control when it '-'It uld have been good-bye Carbon'- dalc." At the meeting tonight citizens be in the mocid to start aF once some' action which will either assure fire protection and proper lisjlit 'service' by the present company or eject the C.

I. P. S. Co ami organize' a local company, preferably the latter course, even under the best service the Public'Service Co. could offer.

The public here, it is pointed out, as one against an so utterly leaves the town at jJVe' mercy of a great the whole town'is endangered. The city officials declare the for actions is more dilly-dallying with which persistaht- ly gives the piiblic service. satisfactory The I. C. water really skived the town yesterday and' for this the town is grateful.

ATTENTION PUBLIC We the public to know that absenca of any water pressure, during the fire yesterday was not caused by ar.y labor controversy ith- the Company. The only'men affected by the strike are the electric linemen and they were present at the fire and offered thir "assistance cutting wire which endau gercd the public safety. The electricians have nothing to do with maintenance of the motor at the 'plant used for pumping, purposes. Signed, CARBONDALE TRADES COUNCIL. Advertisement Mr.

and Mrs. Ira' Bridges 1 of Du- Quoin were the guests of tcr's father, SlcMillari. Sunday. FOR rooms for ''light housekeeping. 606 Soulli; lUinois.

west of Carbondale, and one sister, Johnson. APPRECIATION During the fire Sunday afternoon, we had plenty, of hose, Herring and Murphysboro oeing kind enough Vto send hose, which could not be used on account of lack of. water. The- I. C.

R. Co. used about 2000 feet of their new hose, same to their water ta'nk. -Had'. it not been for this Carbondale would probably been destroyed.

A. Minton, of the Interurban Compjiny, Mayor Davis, and the fire chief of Murphysboro' brought some of their hose -over, and Herriri sent their' fire chief and nic'n with -their hose. wish to express our thanks and 'appreciation to the I. C. R.

R. Co. and these cities and -we' hope will never be necessary for them to call upon us to the favor "but if it. is they are more than welcome 'to anything 'we have. 'We also wish to' thank the citizens who volunteered and work with the fire department.

MAYOR F. Gi KRYSHE'R," AND COMMISSIONERS. It Qrdinatiori Of eacons: A Baptist CKurch will be service the Baptist chur.ch tonto'rrbw night the "ordination of 'several 'new f-ineni-. bers of --(ihe Board -of Rev. 1 W.

if. iPe'arce''D. D. of- 'CairiO 1 will' preach the sermon. A lar.ge" i atten-d- ahce is desired.

Is also to be Baptists of -Illinois 'ithe church tomorrow 'forenoon, and jafter-. At 3 i of Alton will give an inspirational address aid-' the public 1 -is invited to attend 'this -hour's service. Entertain Knight Dinner Friday Cleveland," past 'grand, of the Knights Temp- Illinois," in Carbondale Fri- connection -with" the 1 l.ars day lishment of a in Caf-' bbndale, "was. at a 1 six o'clock- -'a-' number of ioca; Knigliit" The; dinner was at Roberts' present were: John -D. Cleveland, of Chicago, the guest of A.

D. Brubaker, Scott, Easterly, Ma-yorl 6.. Krysher, J. E. Frank E.

Exby, Tut COLU One monthfcpef tt One word One insertion, per word per ..01 WANTED TO RENTES ma 11 hoitse in M29-r3f Stati; Training School 'Gensva, Illinois. of cooking generathousekeepin.g. required. Address. Dr.

Clara, E. Hayesi WANTED'- Apply liimtoer yard. '''m27-3t' tr-ic'-light wiring, repairing, -etc. Prices reasonable. 49.8K and estimates will be furbished Bowers.

m27 men. and. for factory work'. Experience not required. wages, with ten 111.

PUBLIC'- THURSDAY, APRIL 1, '20 Commencing at a. m. I will offer for sale at my farm miles southeast Carbondale, the described property to the highest: to' by large Eastern'Life Iri icollectiiig and soliciting. Salary commission. Chance for promotion.

Work, in Address 'E: M.V.Warren,'Assistant Room 1, Eprger Hardy folds-, Murphysboro. 111. 'or gentelman in Carbondale lor Wa'tluns Famous Products. Walking goods everywhere 'Big profits. Write today.

-Wat- Company 51, Winona, Minn: FOB RENlV-iFuimished room'. Gentleman preferred." 210 Hospital Drive. Telephone FOR. Modern. Gentleman preferred.

210 Hospital Drive. Telephone (8. M26-r-6t FOR RENT-T-wo furnished Modern. 400 West FOR ifonl rooms Style'Shop, for office or Apply Eieth, Normal and Monroe st. FOR 40 acres, east of Garhondale, orchard, and" fine plaeG for cantaloupes.

Also grain terms to reliable party. Apply MJJ Maggie Rieth. FOft RENT-atorage ror hoiiBenpW goods, in the one; 'story brick building, cement floors, oix alley baak of meT Barth. Theatre. Apply Miss 'Rleth." FOB 5AI.E.

bat' 1. Rcndleman's Jack. Three Two heifers, fresh Sept. Nineteen One brood farrow April IS. One, 2-horse wagon hay rack.

One hay rack. One spring wagon. buggy. Deering 6-foot binder. Deering-5-foot mower.

One Deering hay ra.ie. I One 10-hoe'Gunlatch wheat One Deere; and" MansUer' "2-horse planter; One Deere Mapsucr 1-liorsc corn planter. One John Deere disc harj-ow. One 14-in sulky Two John Deere walking One 10-in John Deere walking- plow. Two John Deere Disc Cultivators.

One John-Deere S.hovel cultivat'or. One 8-foot soil pulverizer. 3-section iron harrow. Two shovel plows. H.

C. Gasoline Hay Presji. I. H. C.

feed grinder, 8-in burrs. other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF and' under cash in ha'nd. AH sum's of $10.00 arid over a credit of 9 months with bandable note, with interest at-. 6 per cent.

JOE H. C. TROJJTMAN, Owner. Dinner 1 will be served on the grounds by Drury Christian Church. 'SeUlemoirs shoe new.

-as FOR Real live Easter rab- bits, SO 'cents'' each. Phone 480X'. 3i Tlrie MARQUETTE 18ih -Washington 'Avc. 7. A-Refined Hotel-for Your 'MbtKer, Wife tod'.

-Sister. PrivoteBath- $2.00 $2.50 Double $3.50,. $4.00 Room without.bath, single, 4 Short Blocks from Urjaa Stilion attention- to. QIMMM Fltud Retldence 330-2, HAMILTON Attorn iit Ijiiw 282 -f- 112-11B New Hamilton- Bulldln 0 DELIA McANALLY BIKLCIMQ Main Street 10 2 to 4 CARBONPALE CANPY KITCHEN, 0 Made and 'let M4-Y IFOR touring car in condition. E.

H. 'Purdy, Bouta m29-6t Telephone No. 159 JESSE HAYES: Kinds of Moving and Transfer H. O. CO.

COAL AND POULTI FEED FOR modern house. Apply 401 West St. Phone 399L. M29-6t POULTRY SUPPLIES Phone 233 L0.8T—BiTItook containing money, checks, ate. Return to Tieward.

ni29-3t i reed talby buggy: Gall at 820 South Dlinois "ave- nue m29-6t A. BRANPON, P. GENERAL PRACTICE AND TH1 EYE Ql Vlreinla Bldfl. Hi, PR. ROTH FOR r'ciom- house.

Telephone 466-K; M23--31 EOR -SALE-Severar hundred loads dirt, cheap. Phone 59, or Sam G. Hill. FOE Good location for business. Party leaving Bargain if sold' at'once.

Apply cornea- 12th and Locust streets, 111. ni23-6t Olive Tablets To have bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from' poisonous wastes. Dr. Tablets (a vegetable compound mixed with olive oii) act on the liver and bowels like calomel have- no dangerous after effect; Take one -nightly and note They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why, million's boxes are sold annually.

10cand25c' FOR- buy, raise and sell fur-bearing rabbits, and; pther fur-bearing animals. List what you have with-us lowest prices on large lot shipments. The Fur Specialty. Fanning 515517... N.

P. Fargo, N. Dak. overcoat between Springer street and Batfliss Ed McGuire, LOST Between. Oak street and Earth Theatre, on down town street, cameo pin.

Call 16'G. Oak street and Earth Theatre, on- dc-wn town street cameo pin. Call Mrs. E. B.

Eckhard limited to Diseases of EVEy and- THROAT Woolworth LAUKA E. SWARTZ OSTEOPATBIC PHYaiCIAH Chronic Oiieanes Office In Lauder-Nlchels i W. W. HAMILTON Coafandlce MACKEY COAL OFFICE Phone DR. J.

W. BARROW NEW HAMILTON BUILDINd 9 to 11 A. M. and 2 to P. PHONE 38 Virginia Building ECONOMY CQAJL J.

B. WOODS, PROP Wished Nut, Egg and Lump Phone 149 K. HENRY BAIN TRANSFER GET OUR PRICES Phone 342 ring is Almost Here according to the not in "the' air. Madnt you better he thinking about-what you're going to wear in the way of a Spring Suit? Totti, Dick. -Harry- and all your did friends wiil soon' blossom but in new clothes, so DON'T BE A TRAILER busy and order youVs today.

Remember that our are REA'LLY pure- and ourHaiforing speaks'.