Republican from Salem, Illinois • Page 8

THE REPUBLICAN, SALEM, -ILLINOIS. THIS SALE! Is shattering all records for value giving. It is the rarest bargani opportunity that has ever been presented to you--DO NOT MISS IT. You cann ow obtain stylish Fall and Winter Suits at such a saving that you positively cannot afford to missthis Bargain Feast. BRA READ EVEY ITEM BELOW AND COME WHILE THE ASRORTMENT IS LARGE $7.50 and $8.00 Boys' Knee Pant Suits in Fine AllWool Blue Cheviot and Scotch, with full peg top, only Norfolk Suits, two pair of Pants $5.75 $6.00 and $6.50 Boys' Knee Pant Suits, Norfolk style Cheviot, in two Serge, pair Cassimere pants peg and top $4.75 $5.00 and $5.50 Boys' Knee Pant Suits, Norfolk and Allusions a havetwo pairs of pants Double Breasted styles, some $3.85 $3.50 and $4.00 Boys' Knee Pant Suits, Double62 XTRAGOOD breasted Mixtures with styles, in Browns, Knickerbocker Greys pants and $2.85 Largest Exclusive WM KAUFMAN SON Marion County's in Salem, Illinois House is Opposite Men's Store Handsome Court THE SALEM, ILL.

UB Lewis L. Naffer and Miss Vesta G. Recues, both of Elkhart, were united in marrage by Rev. H. C.

Temple at the Presbyterian Manse Saturday evening. Alexander Andrewe, president of the Salem Ice has rented a dwelling house in Arnold addition. He expects to bring his family up from Carbondale this week. On Thursday he will meet a representative of an ice plant machinery manufacturing Company of Carbondale, for the purpose of securing equipment for the new concern. There will be services in St.

Thomas church, on the next Lord's Day, the 24th Sunday after Trinity, Nov. 2nd at 7:30 in the morning, at 11:00 in the morning and at 7:30 in the evening. On "All Saints Day Saturday, Nov. 1st there will be service at 10:00 A. M.

Services are held regularly, in this church, on the 1st Sunday in each month at 7:30 A. M. and at 7:30 P. M. also every Wednesday evening at 7:30 followed by the Holy Communion every Thursday morning at 7:00 o'clock.

Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend the services of this church. H. M. Chittenden, Priest-in-charge Standing of Contestants Hazel Mildred Arnold: Florence Rhoda Herschel Ruth Chandler Eugene Storment Opal Walkington.

Elsie LaVinia M. Broom. Florence -000 PORe Rev. C. L.

Peterson is visiting in Indianapolis, Ind. Neil Crossett was a St. Louis visitor on Wednesday. Chas. D.

Merritt was an Olney visitor on Tuesday. Paul Storment was a business visitor in Joppa on Tuesday. Joe Bauman returned on Saturday from a trip to Ind. John Hamlin of East St. Louis was the guest of his mother on Sunday.

Buy your Boy's Knee Pant Suit at The Hub sale. Claude Tully of Bridgeport visited relatives and friends here on Sunday. Remember the box supper Wednesday night Nov. 5th at the Christian church. J.

H. Vawter spent Sunday in Bridgeport, visiting Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. M.

Humphrey. The last two acts of Commerc ial Traveler" are laid in the country of Texas. The Universal Verdict. Get "FLORENCE" J. E.

Mackin. Mesdames G. W. Spencer and Etta Bloyes visited over Sunday in Patoka with Mrs. Spuire Farmer.

Roy Lufkin, time-keeper for a C. E. I. extra gang at Mt. Vernon, visited home folks on Sunday.

Mrs. Opal Bell is in Champaign, visiting her father and mother Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Hammond.

John S. Stonecipher has established a office in the Sweeny building at the corner of Main and Broad way. Mrs. Marie Cole was on Thursday appointed administratrix of the estate of her son, Claude C. Cole, deceased.

Burns anything combustible. An absolute firekeeper That's "FLORENCE." J. E. McMackin. Buy your fruit trees at wholesale prices direct from the grower, send for price list.

M. Shreffler, Alma, IlL. Nurseryman. Masque social Oct. 31 at I.

0. 0. F. Hall for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs their families and invited friends. Admission 10 cents.

John P. Williams is in Chicago, attending Grand Lodge of the Masonic Order. From Chicago he will go to New York to visit his daughter, Mrs. Frances Fellows. Drs.

Sutter and Rotter, St. L.ouis specialists, on last Wednesday performed a surgical operation on Mrs. W. W. Merz at the Salem Hospital.

She is convalescing rapidly. Eric Leander, principal of the local high school last year spent the first part of the week here, greeting his many Salem friends. He has been living in Colorado and Wyoming. since school closed last May. The Hub's Boy's Knee pant Suit Sale still going on.

News One of the most pleasing plays on the road this season, will be at the opera house Saturday, Nov. 1. They carry all special scenery, and press and public unite in 'The Commercial Traveler" "'The Commercial Traveler," which appears at the opera house Sat. Nov .1, deals with "a "subject which high society comes in contact with every day. Actual facts which happen when a 'heartless millionare uses his money an ruin the sanctity of a happy home.

The play is high class with a beautiful moral, and "will make better men and women of all who see it. It is truly a great play. John M. Hartline, well-known and popular E. I.

engineer, has just been granted a pension through the efforts of Attorney D.D'. Haynie. Mr. Hartline will receive $6 a month from the government, payable from September dysentery, Mr. line, while he was in serve in the Phlippines, during the Spanish War, was the basis of Mr.

Hartline's appliction for the pension. Mrs. Monroe Morgan and little son are visiting Sparta relatives. Miss Pauline Bachman is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wiliam Kolb of Lebanon, Ill Remember the box supper Wednesday night Nov.

5th at the Christian church. Miss Gail Kline has returned after two months visit in Champaign and Chicago. Remember the box supper Wednesday night Nov. 5th at the Christian courch. Miss Stella McKenzie of DuBois, is the guest of her brothers, W.

S. and F. L. McKenzie. James H.

Watson and Miss Verna Crane were married on Sunday by Justice Geo. W. White. Fred C. Goodnow and John C.

Martin have returned from a prolonged business visit in California. The secret is the back draft. Don't get fooled, Get a "FLORENCE." J. E. McMackin.

For Sale or Trade- One second hand DeLaval cream separator in good repair. Inquire at this office. Mrs. A. R.

Bryan has returned from a weeks' visit with 'her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Micheals, at Decatur. Mrs.

Anna Carrington and daughter, Kathryn, have gone to Detroit, Mich. for an extended visit with I will accept any kind of stock in trade for range cook stoves. When in town come and see them. S. E.

Davidson. Lost--A diamond ring on Tues- day evening between the residence of Irwin and corner south. Finder please return to this office and receive reward. The Domestic Science club will hold its regular session in the parlors of the Christian Church on the first Tuesday in November. All members, are urged to be present No but I've got one just as good.

Nothing doing. I want a "FLORENCE." J. McMackin. Chester Farthing, newly-appointed inheritance tax collector, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the court house, hunting up taxes collectible on states probated in the local court. Judge Green on Monday approved the report of appraisers in the matter of the esta te.

of Thoms S. Johnson, deceased, showing an appraised value of $767.15. The appraisers were: Adam Shanafelt, R. C. Hays and William H.

Loyd. Cohe Daniel and George 'Green have entered a Salem baseball team for the winter league. A large and level field has been made, in prospect, at the old fair grounds, obstructing trees have been cut down, a high and tight park fence has been built, and a spacious grand stand looms invitingly in the background. Any local baseball aspirant, who desires a tryout next spring, should see the local magnates at Steve Alexander's barbershop. Tony Bublis, thirteen 'year old, incorrigible and unashamed convicted of delinquency by a jury in County Judge Green's court on Monday and was taken by Sheriff Chas.

Vursell to the St. Charles school for boys Experts in boy culture at St. Charles will have a problem before them after Tony passes their threshold. A year ago he stole a horse and buggy at Centralia and started to Mt. Vernon.

Officers arrested him and brought him to Salem, where he spent several weeks in jail. He was indicted by the grand jury, but the judge let him cff on a promise to be good Shortly after leaving the jail, he was returned. charged with stealing a bicycle from Dr. H. E.

Wilson of Centralia. After being again indicted by the recent gand jruy, Tony was lucky enough to escape a term in the Pontiac Reformatoy. Instead, he was ordered sent to the St. Charles School, where bad boys usually grow up to become good and useful men. Prisoners at the jail are glad that Tony has been taken away.

Recently he atetmpted to set fire to the building. There will be a box supper at the Christian church, on Wednesday night, Nov. 5th, 1913. There will be a good program rendered and a good time in general, everybody is invited to attend. The ladies who do not bring boxes will be charged 25cts admission.

The Jones family will be present to entertain you. Come and have a good time. Com. Christian Church Motes Have a Good Time The church at Cartter will begin a revival meeting on Monday evening at 7 o'clock, and on Sunday morning at the usual hour. Notice is hereby given to every member and friend of the church to be present the first meeting.

Henry W. Schwan of the Salem church will be the evangelist and will also direct the music. The neighboring churches and the public are also requested to come and help in the soul saving campaign. Bible School at 9:30 a. m.

serman at 10:30 a. Subject: Secret of Y. P. C. E.

at 6:30 p. m. evening praise and sermon at 7:30 p. m. Subject.

City of Special music, Midweek prayer meeting Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Always a cordial welcome, Henry W. Schwan, Pastor. Remember the Box Supper Wednesday night Nov.

5th at the Christian church. To the members of Camp No.1137 M. W. of A. We the undersigned petition to call a meeting of said camp to be held in the I.

0.,0. F. hall Tuesday evening Nov, 4 1913, to hear William 0. German, of Springfield, Ill discuss the rate ques- tion. W.

A. Taylor Con J. Vawter John Philips E. L. Jones Ben J.

Hill, Sandoval Ill Nettie L. Rinehardt, Sandoval James Clay, Arthur Ill Elmira Wilfang Ill Mabin Wood Centralia Ill Aldah Martin McClellend Sandoval Floyd B. Storment 'Salem Ill Cleo Pruden Ill John Barbee Kinmundy. Ill Neta Schwabe Farina Ill James H. Watson Salem Ill Verna Crane Ill Dell Stevenson Iuka Naomi Huddle, Iuka Louis L.

Nopper, Elkhart 1 Ind. Vesta G. Reeves Elkhart Ind. John P. Brinkerhoff, Salem Mabel Dobbins, Salem William Cookston, St.

Louis, Mo. Ester Persinger, St. Louis, Mo. Obituary Marriage Licenses John Ferris Parker, was born near Salem, Ill, Feburary 22 1884. Died November 21: 1913.

Aged 29 years 7months and 29 days. He was united in marriage to Miss Blossom- Jordon, December. the 4: 1906. To this union were born three children: 2 boys and 1 girl Helen Louise, Horas Leon, and Carlos Gordon. About two years ago he united with the court 153, the tribe Ben Hur in Centralia.

He was once a member of the M. E. Church South, but had fallen away, though in his last sickness he proffessed hope in Christ. He leaves a mother Mrs. Sarah Bell, his wife and three children and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his untimely departure.

Funeral'services were conducted form the M.E. church south at 2:30 p. m. by the pastor A. Cox, interment in East Lawn cemetary.

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Wyatt OFFICE AT ST JANES HOTEL Remember the box supper Wednesday night Nov. 5th at the Christian church. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends and to the members of the Eastern Star and Masonic Orders for their kind sympathy shown in the death of our husband and brother. Mrs. J.

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