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PAGE FOUR JACKSONVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1921 Mrs. WILLIMAN TESTIFIES Declares Lydia E.Pinkham's Vege table Compound to Be the Best Medicine for Girls and Women Hamilton, Ohio. such awfu ains in back I hardly stan tony colhad on my feet and was never a headache. withou. walked up town: thought I woul; drop and many time I felt so ba to go to bet and I was not able to do much of housework.

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College St. Illinois Phone 203 Bell 230 ILLINOIS DEFEATS LINCOLN COLLEGE Win Fast Game by Score of 23 to 18-Mellon Stars for Blue and White. Lincoln fell before Coach Harmon's Blue and White five at David Prince gymnasium Friday night in a fast and exciting game, the final count being 23 Incidentally Illinois' third straight victory. The game. was full of action as Lincoln five proved to be a fighting bunch and were on their toes all the time.

During the first half the teams raced neck and neck, score at the close of the half being 13 to 12 in favor of Illinois. However. Illinois should have had more points as time and again shots went inside the hoop then bounded out. In the second half Illinois scored two baskets before Lincoln finally counted with a free throw. Illinois maintained her advantage thruout 3 the half and only in the last few minutes of play when coach Harmon pulled out his entire squad and inserted second string men did Lincoln break thru Illinois defense for two counters.

Illinois looked good last night. The men exhibited some excellent team work and worked the ball down the floor in fine shape. They also outclassed the visitors in passing and in accuracy in basket shooting, tho their work was not as good as they have shown. Mellon was the of the 11- stash linois team. He not only caged six baskets but pledged the floor well, passed in excellent form and played a whale of a game on defense.

The big fellow looks like he will develop into one of the best cen- Meet Me At HOTEL WASHINGTON Washington near CHICAGO DON'T SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA Use Soothing Musterole When those sharp pains go shooting through your head, when your skul seems as if it would split, just rub a littl: Musterole on your temples and neck It out the inflammation, soothes away the pain, usually giving quick relief. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister Many doctors, and nurses frankly recommend Musterole for sore throat bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles bruises, chilblains, frosted feet--colds of tne chest (it often prevents pneu monia). It is alwavs dependable MISTEROLE WILL BLISTER I 'SURE FATTEN' Digester Tankage Best Hog Food on Ine Market Today $3.20 per 100 $64 per Ton Increases weight from to 2 pounds per day. Contains protein, twice as much as oil meal and five times that of middlings, shorts or alfalfa meal.

We manufacture this great food and have proves its efficiency. Ask us for proof. Jacksonville Reduction Co. Manufacturers, Jacksonville, Illinois Illinois Phone 355 Bell Phone 215 Sundays Sundays and evenings 984 and evenings 511 An Oil Heater Saves Coal One of our Oil Heaters will warm a large size room in a very short time. Every Need for Butchering Saws, cleavers, knives and steels, and meat scrapers; also lard presses and lard cans.

DeLavel Cream Separator The DeLaval Cream Separator gets ALL the cream out of the milk. Ask any user of one. The Biggest Line of Guns, Shells, Cartridges WHALE 6 Hardware and Paint Store Extravagant Delivery System Makes Lower Prices Possible ters in the conference before the season closes. Antrobus and Farrell started at the forward positions and while they played good basketball they were not up to form in basket shooting. Jones and Cully took care of the guard positions in fine shape.

The visiting forwards were seldom able to break thru and most of their shots werechurried by their fast work. Harney, Brown, Knoeppel, Slack and Burrus also did good work when they were sent into the fray. For Lincoln Alberts and played a good game. Alberts was up against a hard proposition opposed to Mellon but he played hard all the time. Merry, at right forward, did some good work was more successful in his free throw efforts than Antrobus.

The score: ILLINOIS: FG. FT. Tot. Antrobus. f.

2 5 Farrell, f. Harney, f. Knoeppel. f. Brown, fe.

0 Mellon, c. 12 Cully, g. Jones, g. Slack, g. Burrus, g.

0 Totals 11 1 1213 LANCOLN: FG. FT. Tot. 2 8 Parker, f. Walker, f.

Alberts. c. 2 Bargert, g. Smith, g. 0 Totals 18 Referee--Brown, of Springfield.

WAVERLY TROUNCES ATHENS 26 TO 10 Win Game in Decisive Fashion on Athens Train Carried Waverly Rooters Knight Dislocates Knee. Athens, Jan. 21-Waverly High demonstrated that she has one of the strongest basketball fives in Central Illinois by decisively defeating Athens high here tonight by a score of 26 to 10. Waverly outclassed the local tossers in all departments of the game and were never in danger thruout. Gorman, Redfern, Knight and Crum were the point makers for Waverly.

They played a derful game and displayed the best team work seen here this season. It was an expensive victory for Waverly, however, as Knight, one of the strongest players on the Waverly squad, suffered a dislocated knee in the latter part of the game. Crum then went to center, Jarrett to guard and Redfern to forward. Waverly rooters to the number of 155 came to Athens in a special train and furnished lots of "pep" cheering their team with yells durgame. The score: WAVERLY: F.G.

F.T. Tot. Gorman, f. 2 0 Jarrett, fg. 0 0 Redfern, et.

Crum, c. Knight, g. (2 Hughes, g. 0 Totals 12 4 26 ATHENS: F.G. F.T.

Tot. Chord, f. 0 Reinders, f. 2 Shears, f. 6 Maxon, g.

Cop, g. 0 0 Totals 3 4 10 Referee--Small, Lincoln; umpire, Mitchell. Petersburg. Don't forget those hand rolled home made chocolates today ondy 60c the pound, at MERRIGAN'S INDIANA DEFEATED MINNESOTA 25-23 Minneapolis, Jan. Indiana defeated Minnesota 25 to 23 in a western conference basketball game here tonight.

Minnesota led at the end of the first half 14 to 11, but sensational basket shooting by enabled the Hoosiers to Marason, Hats are cheap now at TOMLINSON'S NORMAL WINS HARD GAME FROM EUREKA Bloomington, 111., Jan. The Normal University ball team took a hard fought game from Eureka College here this afternoon by a score of 26 19. Normal led at the end of the first half 12 to 11. AMES DEFEATS AGGIES Ames, Iowa, Jan. -The State College basketball team won first Missouri Valley conference game of the season here the Kansas Aggies, to 17.

this afternoon, when, it defeated See S. S. KNOLES for the best quality of men and boys furnishings. CHAPIN WINS GAME FROM NAPLES Chapin, Jan. 21 -The grade school of Naples and tie grade school of (hapin played an in teresting game of basketball here Wednesday night.

The total points made by the various players are shown below: Chapin Team. Henry Smith 12 Deneen Krewer 5 Donald Roberto, center Lee Smith Vernon Campbell 0 Total 31 Naples Team. Farl Davis Howard Savoie Warren Bunch, center Russell Davis Clarence Green Total BASKETBALL RESULTS At Canton, Quincy High, 27; Canton High, 15. At Bloomington, MI--Stanford, 40; University High, 25. At.

Bloomington, -Peoria Central, 24; Bloomington High, 16. At Cedar Rapids, -Knox 23; Coe, 7. Galesburg, 41; Bradley, 28. Davenport, Ambrose, 61; St. Bedes, 50.

KNIGHTS TRIM WAVERLY INDEES Win Fast Game by Score of 29 to 23-Vicitors Aided by Seymour and Teaney of Franklin. The Kinghts of Columbus defeated the Waveriy Independents at Liberty hall Friday night by a score of 29 to 23. The game was hard fought, the score at the end of the first half being 13 to 12 in favor of the Knights. Waverly was assisted in the game by Seymour and Teaney of Franklin. Had it not been for these players it 1 is probable the visitors would not have made so good a showing.

Teaney especially played well and scored eight of Waverly's points. cunner, were did the a large some Knights factor excellent Zell in work and the local victory. Carson played a good offensive game and Cain did some excellent guarding until he was sent to the side lines for personal fouls. Costello took his place but did not have much opportunity as the game wag then nearly over. Woulfe, tho opposed by AR experfenced player in Seymour played a good game at center.

Considering the weather the game was witnessed by a fair sized crowd and lots of enthusiasm was displayed. The score: KiKnght- FG. FT. Tot. Zell, 11 Carson, 12 Woulfe, Cain.

Clancy, Costelio, ON Totals .13 29 Waverly- F6. PT. Tot. Teaney, 00 Rourke, 00 Seymour, Kennedy, Woods, Totals 10 3 23 Referee---Rook, Routt; umpire Burnett, Franklin. PITTSFIELD WON FROM HANNIBAL Defeated Missouri Team by Score of 37 to -Visitors Were Outclassed.

Pittsfield, Jan. high school defeated Hannibal high here tonight by a score of 37 to 19. The Missouri five was outclassed and never had a chance from the first whistle. Plattner and Walsh were the stars for the locals while W. Dillingham and Robertson played the best game for Hannibal.

Pittsfield will play White Hall here tonight. The score: Pittsfield- FG. FT. Tot. Cawthon, 2 4 Plattner, 5 15 Walsh, 8 Niccum 2 McConnell, 08 Koepping, 0 0 Hannibal- FG.

FT. Tot. W. Dillingham, 8 Wal Dillingham, Peterson, Whalley, Camery, 1 2 Totals 8 18 Referee---Nicol, Barry. You can be satisfied with clothes purchased here.

KNOLES PRISONERS GET STUCK IN MID Burlington, Iowa, Jan. Two prisoners working on the Fort Madison prison farm got stuck in the mud, with a motor truck on their to the prison this evening and their delay in returning gave rise to a rumor that they had escaped. When searchers went out they found them headed toward the prison but unable to navigate Lee county's roads. Both are safely inside the prison walls tonight. JUMPS FROM WI EVENTH STORY OF HOTEL New York, Jan.

M. Coleman, who jumped from the eleventh story of a Washington hotel today was recovering from attack of grippe and was suban ject to spasmodic spells of ver. tigo, members of family stated here tonight. The, trip 10 Washington undertaken against the advice of his family, who asked him to defer it until he had regained his full strength. Mr.

Coleman was vice president of the Central States Eleetrie Corporation and a director of the Peerless Motor Car comany. HENRY FORD GAINS IN RECONS OF VOTES Washington, Jan. -Henry Ford's ent gain over Senator Newberry in their Michigan senatorial contest was 2.099 votes at the close of work today by the senate privileges elections committee with 1,402 of 232 state precincts recanvassed. Senator Newberry's plurality was about 7,500 and the heavier votprecincts still remained to be recounted. Mrs.

E. H. Ducket and mother of Chapin, were Friday shoppers in the city. JACKSONVILLE LOST TO JERSEYVILLE Are Defeated by Score of 29 to 21 Game Was a Fast One Thru out. Jerseyville, Jan.

21 -Jacksonville lost to Jerseyville High here tonight by a score of 29 to 21. The visitors played a hard game but the local excelled in team work and were more accurate in basket shooting. For Jacksonville, the points were made by Woods, Goebei, Hunter and Mawson. Post was the chief pointmaker for Jerseyville, but was closely crowded by Seago. Between them they negotiated 25 points for the locals.

The game was witnessed by a large crowd. The score: JACKSONVILLE: F.T. Tot. Woods. f.

3 3 9 Alexander. f. 0 Goebel. f. 0 2 Hunter, c.

0 6 Mawson, g. 0 Gard, g. Arter, g. 0 0 Totals 9 3 21 JERSEYVILLE: F.G. F.T.

Tot. Post, 5 13 C. Daniels, 0 2 Seago, c. 01 12 Nelson, g. 2 Bowen, g.

0 0 Totals 12 3 29 Referee-Brockman, University of Illinois. JACKSONVILLE WILL PLAY BARRY HIGH Fast Pike County Team Here Tonight for Game Visitors Said to Have Fast Squad. Jacksonville High will meet the strong Barry ftve in David Prince gymnasium tonight. Barry comes -with the reputation of being one of the strongest teams in Pike county. Recently the team played the Pittsfield team a close game on the Pittsfield floor and has a 29 to 7 victory over Griggsville.

Jacksonville while she lost to Jerseyville at Jerseyville last night showed some good basketball. The team is going much better now than it a few weeks ago and will fight hard to take Barry's tp. night that probably would Coach Stitchell announced last start a new linerp game tonight. As yet he is Dot sure as to what it will be but the fans may be surprised when they gee the team step on the floor for the first tipup. The game will be called at 8 o'clock.

Coach harmon of Ill1nois College will referee. BUSINESS COLLEGE LOST TO MURRAYVILLE Local Team Was No Match for the High School Boys Kenned; Scored 22 Field Goals and One Field Throw. Brown's Business College 01 Jacksonville. was defeated by the Murrayville High school in Carison's hall here tonight by a score of 77 to 9. The visitors were outclased all the way thru the game.

Keunedy, in Murrayville's line-up tossed 22 field goals and 1 free throw. MURRAYVILLE: F.G. F.T. Kennedy. rf.

22 1 45 Short, 1t. 9 0 18 0 0 Covey, c. 0 0 Riggs, re. Jones. 1g.

10 Carlson, (Sub.) 2 0 Totals .28 77 BROWN'S: F.G. F.T. To.t Vieira, rf. Johnson, If. Redshaw, c.

Thompson, rg. 0 Hall, lg. Totals 9 Don't forget those hand rolled home made chocolates today ondy 60c the pound, at MERRIGAN'S WITH THE SICK Scott P. Carter who has been seriously ill at his home for the past two weeks, is improving in a very satisfactory manner and his speedy recovery is expected. CANDY SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY Cocoanut Brittle 29c per lb.

Cocoanut Kisses 33c per lb. PEACOCK INN REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Mary Caldwell 10 Ellsworth Wells, lot 7. Cassel, Yates Coffman's addition, $1. Arthur Long to Randolph Looker, lot 60 Car Shops addition. $1.

C. Phelps to George Schmalz pt. lot 58 old plat Jacksonville. $1. This deed was given to straighten up the title with reference to the ownership of a well between two north side buildings.

See those 35c, 3 for $1.00 Socks at TOMLINSON'S. IN MEMORIAM. The following lines are printed in memory of the late Norman Sheppard, whose funeral was beld one year ago today: A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled: A place is vacant in the home, Which never can be filled. God in His wisdom has recalled The boon His love had given, And tho the body slumbers here, The soul is safe in heaven. Mra.

Norman Sheppard. We have a large assortment of Men's Hats Which are selling at a great reduction Hon off On our entire stock of Keith Lion and John B. Stetson Hats Come in today while the selection is best. T. M.

Tomlinson See Displa in Our West Window ea MALTA SHRINE IS INSTITUTED HERE New Masonic Order Begins Work With Large Number. Malta shrine of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was organized in Jacksonville Friday night. This, the newest of the Masonic organizations In the city, begins its career with a charter membership of 64, including many well known men and women of Jacksonville. Members of the order of the Eastern Star are admitted to the shrine on petition and the movement was started here some weeks ago for the institution of a local shrine. There are now within the state 51 shrines and: the organization a large place in Masonic affairs.

The invalling officer was Mrs. Clara Cole flannon of Chicavo. worthy high supreme scribe. About 25 members of Nazarene shrine of Beardstown came 10 Jacksonville to put on the initiatory work and this was done in 8 very impressive wav. Among the officers appointed are the following: Worthy high priestess--Miss Fern Haigh.

Watchman of the shepherdsWilliam P. Spillman. Worthy high prophetess- Mrs. Lena Rabiohns. Scribe Miss Leah Caldwell.

Treasurer- Anna E. P. Moore. Buy your hat now at big reduction at TOMLINSON'S. JUNIOR ENDEAVOR SOCIETY AT WESTMINSTER CHURCH The Junior Christian Eendeavor society of Westminster church was organized Friday afternoon at the church.

This department of work will be in charge of Mrs. Thomas Smith, who is active with Dr. Smith in the various departments of church work. Election of officers was held resulting in the choice of the following: President, Billy Walton: vice president. Mary Frances Breeding; secretary, Norma Davis; treasurer, John H.

Russel, Jr. Meetings are to be held Friday afternoon of each week. Buy your hat now at big reduction at TOMLINSON'S. Funerals Hocking. Funeral services for C.

M. Hocking were held from the Christian church in Franklin Friday morning at 10 o'clock in charge of the Rev. F. H. Kuntz.

Music was furnished by Mrs. M. B. Henderson, Miss Lou Duncan, Edgar Eador and Ed Seymour, Miss Ruth McLamar, accompanist. The flowers were cared for by Mrs.

Edgar Eador, Mrs. Bert Rees, Mrs. Joseph DeSilva and Miss Vera Hocking. Burial was in Franklin cemetery. the bearers being.

George Calhoun, George Tribble, Charles Hart, Charles McLamar. John Wynn and Kenneth Wood. PUBLIC SALE Jan. 26, horses, mules, cattle, farm tools, on A. M.

Masters farm mi. S. W. Murrayville. Will meet train from north and 12:20 train from south.

JAMES MYERS. PROMPT SETTLEMENT. The Illinois Motor Casualty Association of Springfield, whose manager is John L. Pickering and represented in this territory by Thos. Stevenson, had policies on four autos that were burned in the Thatcher Bldg.

fire at Springfield. The loss was adjusted and paid for vesterday. The loss amounted to $5,000.00 and if the cars were sold would not realize over $4,000.00. The policies as written, call for $5.000.00 loss. CHARGES DESERTION IN DIVORCE SUIT Mrs.

Zelda 0. Farrow has brought a suit for divorce from her husband. Albert Farrow, whom she charges with desertion. The papers were filed in he office of Circuit Clerk Wanamaker Friday by William N. as attorney for the complainant.

The bill sets forth that the marriage occurred in August, 1916, and that the home WaS maintained until May, 1918. Mrs. Harry K. Jones and Mrs. Albert Hayes were among city ar.

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Talcum Soap shaves without FIRE INSURANCE in SAFE COMPANIES If you own buildings it is as foolish to be without insurance as to go out in bad -weather without coat or hat. LET ME Insure You Now L. S. DOANE Farrell Bank Building SOAP SPECIAL DON'T MISS THIS SATURDAY'S SPECIAL-A CAR LOAD OF SOAP TO BE SOLD Below Cost of Manufacturing AS LONG AS IT LASTS CUDAHY'S HIGHEST QUALITY BORAX LAUNDRY SOAP White Borax Naptha, sold. to 10c a Bar Walle Borax.

Per Box, 100 Bars. NAPHTHA SOAR 10 Bars for. An 2 Bars sephorally fine COLD WATER SOAP One Full Sized Sample Bar of Goblin FREE COLD One Full Sized Sample Can of Old Dutch Cleanser FREE' You will have to come early to get yours. We sold 163 boxes last Saturday at one of our branch stores. This is the highest quality Soap you can buy.

Made especially for the woman who does her own washing. Will not harm the hands. ARRIVED--OVERALLS ARRIVED--KNEE PANTS Our heavy 2:20 weight denim, white back ov. Cotton Serge, 79c eralis and jumpers, full double stitched, Heavy Khaki cut, af, per $1.45 Corduroy and moleskin pants at. $1.50 All these are the famous Test make.

in and see them. ARRIVED--SHOES Large assortment of Endicott-Johnson work ARRIVED BLANKETS and dress shoes from Johnson City, N. Large shipment of blankets of all kinds at V. at absolutely rock bottom prices. Come prices that are lower than manufacturing costs over for yours.

today. We have them here for your inspection. The Army Goods Store JACKSONVILLE, ILL. SOONER OR LATER you will wake up to the fact that we are selling First Quality Clothing, for less than the average merchant can buy it. WHY NOT SOONER.