The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 6

PA OF- SIT THE JACKSONVILLE DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1020 McGregor Sweaters A new and exclusive line of very high grade sweaters for every wear. New weaves, new styles, new colors, plain ft.u*ens, canary, corn grays, and $2.95 and $4.95 weater and Hose Ensembles Sport sweaters in all beautiful colors and patterns with hose to match. NAME DR. ADAMS AS EXAMINER OF BLIND Announcement was made Wednesday that the county board of commis- isoners has appointed Dr. A.

L. Adams as examiner of the blind in Morgan County. All cases relating to the blind will now be referred to Dr. Adams. This appointment does not conflict in any manner with ths duties of Dr.

J. H. Spencer, coanty physician. who has previously handled the blind cases. Dr.

Adams will examine all persons who make application for blind pensions. It is understood that blind persons in the county now receiving pensions will be re-examined within the coming months. Greasy Prairie DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL INSPECTS SCHOOLS HERE High food prices in Italy arc arousing complaints among the masses. TO MEMBERS OF ARCADIA CEMETERY ASSOCIATION We hereby certify that all outstanding endowment funds have been paid in and are being re-invested in bonds. Signed C.

P. Henderson. C. A. Beavers.

W. C. Thompson. C. A.

Ople. Nathan E. Neill. Trustees of Arcadia Cemetery $7.50 McGregor Sweaters for Boys These sweaters are made in the same style, colors and weaves as the men's sweaters. A selection of plain colors and color combinations to choose from.

$1.95 $2.95 SPECIAL lour Spalding Golf Clubs and Bag $8.95 Mr. and Mrs. Terry entertained the fololwing guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corring- ton, son, Muriel; Mr.

Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rousey and baby. and Mis. Charles Rousey, all from Jacksonville, and Mr.

an 1 Mrs. J. J. Corirngton from Murrayviile. Morris Wildrick and Brayton students at the State School i for the Deaf In Jacksonville, spent i the week enc with Mr.

and Mrs Clay Wildrick. Mr. and Mrs. little daughter, Colleen, from Davenport Iowa, spent the week end with Mrs. I Maguire's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney. Mrs. Fi ank Reid was a Jacksonville I visitor Saturday and called on her sister-in-law.

Mrs. Jesse Marsh, who is a patient at Our Savic.ur's hos- i pital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher and I children from Murrayviile spent Sat- urday night and Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. John Carwell. A weiner roast was enjoyed Mon -1 day. April 1st. by the children and patrons at West Greasy school.

This being the close of four successful terms taughi in the district by Mr. Denis J. Soper of Murrayvuie. Messrs. G.

C. Wildrick and Eugene Bracewell rented the farm recently purchased by Louis Baptist, from the B. Spencer estate. Mrs. fl.

Mutch spent Thursday; afternoon with Mrs G. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Osuorne and three children spent Sunday with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Obert, at Elkhorn. Mrs.

Lilile Bracewell. daughter, Beth, son, Eugene, and Levvu, Wildrick were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Elta Wright in Murrayviile. Mr. and Mrs Frank Ta'zwell spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Clay Wildrick I A. B. Reia spenf Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Spcneer in Greene county. i Mrs. Charles Wagstaff is spending i this week at the home of daughter, Mrs. Floyd Spencer, Jackson- 1 ville. helping care for her grandson, Harold Irvin Spencer, who n- ill with pneumonia.

Charles J. Mattson of Springfield, a deputy from the state fire marshal's office, was in the city Wednesday, and made a thoro inspection of the public school buildings. He paid particular attention to the three old buildings in the second, third and fourth wards. The deputy failed to state the results of his inspection, as his report has to be made thru official channels. A written report from the office of the state fire marshal will be sent to the Board of Education within, a few days.

Egypt Prairie Mollenbrock Studio PROBATE COURT ORDERS Estate of Alfred W. Petition to pay taxes allowed. Estate of William H. to declare estate closed allowed. Estate of Samuel II.

Appraisement bill approved. Estate of Carl M. relinquishment and selection approved. i Princess Leile Beder Khan, daughter of the late Emir of Kurdistan, recently won a beauty prize at Engleberg, Switzerland. ALL DANCE AUTO INN, SATURDAY Abe Lincoln Hotel Orchestra.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fanning spent Sunday with Charles Strawmatt and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Spencer and children and Mr. and Mrs. Will Spencer were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorrels.

Miss Lela Mutch spent Thursday night with Wanda Bracewell. Loren McNeely and wife, and Orval McNeely, and Robert Vedder spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Fanning and daughter Nellie. Ray Sheppard was a Jacksonville caller Saturday. Charles and Perry Entrikin were Murrayviile visitors Saturday.

Wanda Bracewell spent last Monday night with Mildred Spencer. Olive McNeely spent Saturday night, and Sunday with Wilma and Vanda Ciaussen. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Spencer and grandson.

Darrell Spencer, spent Sunday with Elijah Henry and family. Verba Spencer and Earl Dugger spent Sunday afternoon in Scottville. Claude Jackson of Detroit, is spending a few days with home folks. John Jackson and children. Mr.

and.Mrs. John Covey spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Fanning and daughter. Nellie. Henry Jackson spent the week-end with home folks, John Jackson and I family.

There Is one gift that carries the warmth ol friendship as no other can gift that no amount of money can Your PHOTOGRAPH SHOP AID Only Independent Self Serving Grocery 228 WEST STATE STREET Lynnville here is a difference the od is what you is hat you got out of it. Care and mixed with the finest flour xpertly prepared and ovened at the temperature gives iiov" Bread food values that should companion every meal. Say Bread to your grocerj man aflgN Bov Mr. William Combes who is seriously ill at his home, is no better at nis writing. Mr.

ana Mrs. Mayfield and daughter, are spending a few days in Chicago on business. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper and mother, Mrs.

Jenice Hadden, and Mrs. Allen visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. George Fligg. Mr. and Mrs.

Worrell visited Sunday in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coultas were Jacksonville visitors Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. O. C. Coultas and daughter. Mrs.

Edna Gustine motored St. Louis. Thursday. Miss Emma Tuke of Winchester, tnd Mrs. Martha Gordon and Mrs.

Moore, spent Thursday at the home of their aunt. Mrs. George Fligg. Quite a number from here attend- rd the Puttman sale near Winchester Tuesday. Farmers in this neighborhood are busy planting their oats.

'EAD THE JOURNAL WAN ADS POTATOES PEACHES jggr 19c Reatfv to Serve, spaghetti 25c For all House f- USt 25c CRISCQ TO ATOES i 'Lirif1 50c SPINACH 55c 1 Hills OP- rme Apple Adequate Protection Are Your investments properly protected against fire and other damage I shall be glad to confer with youf about your needs. L. S. Doane 17 and IS Morrison Bldg. PHONE 68.

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The sturdiness so long associated with Dodge Brothers cars is a guarantee of its stamina, vivid style and spirited performance typify it as a Chrysler creation. EIGHT BODY STYLES: TO r. DETROIT odge rothers six CHRYSLER MOTOKS PCODUCT C. O. GORDON 320-24 S.

Main Jacksonville, 111. EXTRA this week only with each colorful SELLERS INATIONAll SALES SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET 40-PIECE Mt Of iwrerf adlng JADEWARE Sets tlM table for Included as Extra Equipment J. f7 1 ri DOWN Balance In low SO Electric fixture extra Including Jade ware as extra equipment If you arc considering raising money on a real estate loan you will derive very definite benefit from a consultation with one of our officials, who are quite accessible and most willing to serve prospective borrowers. C. 0.

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