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rubber TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1936 THE DAILY JOURNAL, JACKSONVILLE. ILLINOIS PAGE FIVE Milton Friday Club Talk Many People Visit City On Thanksgiving Day: News Notes of interest Milton, Friday club held An open meeting at high school the, gymnasium Friday afternoon. Mann of the state highways of Springfield gave a splendid EAT CORN-ON-COB WITH FALSE TEETH? You can dig right into -On-cob and your dental plate will remain in rigidly when you use SUXION THE WONDER PASTE which tightens loose false teeth AMAZINGLY. SUXION PASTE and NOT sticky powder and does everything sticky powders cannot At LONG'S PHARMACY, 69 East Side Square. (Adv.) Or the PHILCO 1937 has all these features: FOREIGN TUNING SYSTEM SPREAD-BAND DIAL AUTOMATIC TUNING Boruff Maytag Co.

218 South Sandy. Phone 863. NEWSI SOLVE CRIME! J. EDGAR HOOVER, head G- post man, may give up become of New York City's proposed crime detection bureau. we just get If to gangsters everything would be fine! DON'T RESIGN yourself to defective vision.

Why suffer needlessly, when CAN absolute visual comfort? Consult us. We offer a complete Optical Service accurate and correct to the finest detail. Take advantage of it NOW- -before it's too late! Schen OPTOMETRIST Opposite Port Office PHONE 473 FOR APPOINTMENT talk oil safety in driving. Miss Alma Rush of Detroit gave two vocal num- bers. Mrs.

Margaret French and Mrs. Jane Follett entertained at a turkey dinner day. Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stout entertained several relatives at Thanks- dinner.

giving Several Masons from attended group meetings held at Pittsfield and Friday nights. Mrs. Nellie Hoover Thanks- her Pittsfield son family, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Charles Edward Bolin had the misfortune of damaging his car quite badly Thursday evening when return- Jacksonville.

He struck place the pavement just on of the Florence Bridge. The approach car the turneo around striking concrete walls of the bridge damaging both the front and back the Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lacy daughter of Jacksonville spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Lacy's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Herb French of near Milton. Charles Edward Bolin Bert Potts who attend at the Uni- versity Illinois spending the Thanksgiving and friends. holidays relatives Mrs. Mrs.

Sam Charlie Landess, SORE due to colds relieved by Throat one easy swallow of pure, reliable THOXINE. No gargling. Only 354. THOXINE guarantee. Money-back Don't Sleep When Gas Presses Heart It your 10 stomach sat sleep and awful gas seems press heart just one Lose Adlerika, Adlerika van and cleans poisons BOTH upper lower Adlerika acts where ordinary laxatives even At All Leading Druggists.

Photos Arrange for sittings for those HOLIDAY PHOTOS there will be no Mollenbrok's I W. State Phone 808-W HOLMES MARKET 228 West State Street GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE FREE DELIVERY WE PAY THE TAX D. C. HOLMES, Proprietor PHONE Landess, Mrs. 1 Leon Stout and Delbert Landess attended the funeral for W.

E. Mann which was held Friday afternoon at Glasgow. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Morath entertained Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Atwood of Griggsville; Mr. and Mrs.

Ivis Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson and family of Pittsfield and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sloan of Detroit at a Thanksgiving dinner.

Charlie Ritter who works in Jackconville spent Thanksgiving day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ritter. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Landess entertained a group of friends Tuesday night, November 24 in honor of their daughter Jaunita's birthday. Mr. end Mrs. John Young entertained twenty-four at a Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Esther Walk who teaches in the at Indianola, spent Thanksgiving holidays with high, her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Walk. Mr.

and Mrs. E. O. Johnston of Monticello, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Margaret French.

Mr. and Mrs. Elza Wheeler of Tallula, spent the holidays with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

L. T. Walk and Joyce Esther spent Mr. Mrs. F.

H. Evans of Detroit. MRS. CAPPS TO SPEAK IT BEARDSTOWN MEET J. Mrs.

Herbert Capps will be the of speaker the meeting the Beardstown Woman's club held Mrs. afternoon. Capps, dis- chairman Federation Woman's clubs will speak "Responsibility of American Citizenship." Mrs. J. Marshall Miller, Mrs.

Her- Capps. and Mrs. M. M. this will accompany Mrs.

Capps they be dinner guests Mrs. Dunn, her of Archie DEEM RABBITS WIN PRIZES AT EXHIBIT John Rabbits shown at firsts, sec- Mr. re- Monday after here Fort convention was held. Mr. entered the Deem There were 1.402 entries on Mrs.

Deem accompanied her husband exposition. HOLD FUNERAL FOR SCOTT COUNTY CHILD funeral Winchester -Short services were at Bloomfield Monday the for Mr. Mrs. and FILE FORECLOSURE SUIT THE CLOTHING THRIFT SQUARE DEPT. STORE) (LOCATED Watch This New Department Daily For MONEY SAVING Values on Your Christmas Purchases! PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE OF SHIRTS 1000 SHIRTS TO CHOOSE FROM TOWNLY CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS Super Shrunk Fabrics- -Wilt Proof Collars WHITE BROADCLOTHS, WHITE on WHITE, FIGURED and CLIP MADRAS.

We planned this Shirt Sale months ago. Today they cannot be duplicated for less than $1.65 to $1.95. That's why we say BUY NOW $1.29 TWO for $2.50 Sizes All Sleeve Lengths to BROTHERS 32 to 36 JACKSONVILLE'S LARGEST CLOTHIERS. Ashland Lady Hurt In Spreading Alarm of Votsmier Blaze City Water Mains Not Ready to Furnish Water and Home is Destroyed Ashland- Frank S. Berg, who broke her arm in spreading a fire alarm here Sunday afternoon, is in Springfield hospital, and the Henry Votsmier home, long a landmark of this city, is in ashes as the result of the blaze.

Damage estimated at between 000 and $5,000 resulted when a blaze broke out on the roof of the nine room house here Sunday afternoon, The city fire department, responding to a call, almost put the blaze under control when the water supply in the new water system, not yet completely ready for service, failed. Mrs. Berg, a caller at the Votsmier home, was watching the flaming chimney when she saw 8 large spark suddenly ignite the roof. She to ran two blocks reach the nearest telephone, but found home. As she turned leave, she slipped on the steps, breaking of her arms.

Despite her injury, she hastened to farther, and turned the alarm. the fire department, three blocks, Firemen, using for the first time water from the mains of the city's new apparently, at time system, had under blaze control. Then the pressure failed when the flames flared up again, firemen found themselves helpless. The tanks at the recently structed wells south of the city concon- tained enough water to test the mains, which not yet been put into service. The building, formerly the Silas Hexter homestead landmark of community, burned the ground, together its with contents.

was covered in- surance. The fire, from state highway, attracted throng Mrs. Berg taken to Springfield hospital shortly after injury became known. REGULAR MEETING HELD AT CHURCH AT POINT The regular Friday church nite townspeople meeting held Wesley Chapel with good attendance. An interesting session was after Mr.

Robert Vasey, teaching Pinckneyville, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Mrs. A. E.

Mr. Mr. Hardy family Decatur. family, Mr. Mrs.

Mr. Mrs. Gerald Shumaker Shirley Jean Thurs- A. family, W. Mr.

Albert Scott who with his daughter family, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Mawson.

Robert and a Mawson group Jacksonville motored Matanzas Thursday afternoon returned Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Bridgman community were Sunday afternoon callers at the A. W.

Shu- maker home. Olin Hardy Miss Virginia Vasey who structing music the Jerseyville school, enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Vasey. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Vasey and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Scott and daughter enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. Robert Middleton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fairfield Thanksgiving day with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Fairfield in Jack- sonville. Mr.

and Mrs. R. G. Vasey and sons George Robert visited relatives Friday in Monroe, Missouri. A group of little girls enjoyed 8 birthday party at the home of Helen Virginia Lewis on Friday afternoon in honor of her eighth birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson and daughter, Martha Beth enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs. Mary Middleton and Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Mawson. The event was also in honor of James Lee Mawson's third birthday. FIREMEN EXTINGUISH BLAZE ON E. MORTON Firemen Monday morning about 9 o'clock, extinguished small roof fire at the home of Miss Anna Duffner, at 525 East Morton avenue. A small hole in the roof was the only damage, firenien using a hand pump to extinguish the blaze.

The hook and ladder wagon, driven by Fireman Wolfe, collided with an automobile driven by a Mr. Boulton of Springfield at the corner of South Main and the square on the way to the fire. The Boulton machine had an axle bent, and the fire truck had a hand pump, tool box, and extinguisher container damaged in the crash. FORMER JACKSONVILLE MAN IS HONORED Relatives here have received word that John Dyer, of El Paso, Texas, a former resident of this city has been appointed vice-president of the Nichols Copper Company in general charge of all refineries owned and operated by it. Mr.

Dyer will be Jocated in New York City and will move there the first of the year. He is a brother of Mrs. William Craddock and Mrs. Oscar Crabtree of this city. William Freezen, of Near Oxville, Dies Coroner's Jury Finds Death Due to Heart Attack; Funeral Wednesday Bluffs -William Freezen, 75.

A farmer the Oxville community near here, died suddenly at 6:10 a. m. Sunday. A coroner's jury by Coroner William found empaneled. that man came to his death as the result a heart attack.

Deceased is survived his wife, three Herman Henry of the Oxville neighborhood. Oscar of Colorado, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Leedy, of Oxville and Mrs. Tilly Rigor, Pike county. The remains were removed to the Danner Funeral home at Winchester and were returned to the late residence Monday night.

Funeral services will be held Wednesaay 2 p. at the St. John's Lutheran church at Oxville. Interment be in the Oxville cemetery. The Morning After Taking Carter's Little Liver Pills MRS.

ELLEN WHITE FUNERAL SUNDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen White were held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Williamson funeral home, in charge of Fred Conover. Mrs. Lois Harney Hardin was the soloist, with Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson as accompanist.

Flowers were cared for by Mrs. Homer Conover, Mrs. Maude Pettit, Reba and Mona Day. The casket bearers were Clint Moore, H. W.

Cox, Legion Meeting Tonight. DELAY IS RISKY BUSINESS Drive in now and let us give your car real check-up and any a do little adjusting and tightening needed. May save a lot later. Towing Service BRUMMETT TEL. GARAGE 1878.

223 N.SANDY ST Frank 'Tendick, Charles Goofsby, R. was in Jacksonvine cemeE. and Frank Lovell. Wednesday, Hoover. PROTECTION WEEK'S WINTER SPECIAL AT BIG THIS SAVINGS Reg.

98e Value On teries, Goodrich Motorola Railios. heaters, tires, and bat- BATTERIES service no delays No red quick $395 BUDGET PAY Our Hondling Charge PLAN A tery. guaranteed plates. powerful. $395 Auto SPECIAL AUTO FAN $249 While they UP Easily Removes Manifold at sacrifice windshield.

GOODRICH Heaters CHIEFTAIN TIRES prices. FLOOR Safe Traction--Long Mileage Keep out Goodrich Silvertown 12 West Side Square Stores Phone 887 J. B. EIRTEN, Manager home reach. Beardstown.

Breeders' fore- CORNER 9 Great Touland Wayne, corporation which the Edward of Thanksgiving week Mr. spent Roomy Practical -Roller-Bearing "Record Breaker" to Hold Pay 098 'til Dec. 21 Red enameled body is 20- gauge steel, one piece construction. Rim-rolled 3-ply steel wheels. Tubular steel steering handle.

Rubber tires. Body Velocipedes Marble Game 20-inch Size. 198 89' Streamlined! Ball-bearing Non-warp board. New doufront wheel and rear ble action. Fun for entire step plate! Rubber tires, grips! family! Size Velocipedes Blackboard Set 12 nch Sensational 00 Size Value! Streamlined stamped steel Board opens into a desk.

frame! Rubber tires and Both pieces fold flat. For 4 to grips! Red enamel finish. 7 year olds. Includes chair. Laundry SET 9B' high washer can dolly's clothes! i7 piece set.

FIBRE ROCKERS Speed Scooter 119 19 Loom wOVen! Seats in Streamlined frame is heavy floral: crerubber tires. 29" tonne! For high. Red, green enameled. child upto 10. MONTGOMERY 20 NEW 'ZEPHYR" Velocipede Velocipedest Finest of 38 Streamlined 4.48 Sold Irre- 12 size! only Wards! steel.

seat! Spring tires! Blue enamel finish! and workmanship! King Air Rifle 25" Girl Doll Targets and Wards Best 59 Shot Included Doll Valve 129 Large, single shot, A big doll and sells for a low size! Metal target, target Sleeping eyes, real price! cards, and shot included. and crying Ride Em Loco Fibre Carriages 6998 Alt Steel 339 Holds a Dol. Artillery wheels, Body For young engineers! Top Woven round forms a comfortable Red enameled! Reclining fibre. back. TOT'S PEDAL BIKE 00 Sturdy steel! Rubber grips and pedals! COWBOY OUTFIT 19 Electric Train Remote 98 6 Out- Control fitincludes holster, lariat Train measures overall.

and clicker Locomotive and 7 coaches. pistol. Transformer included! WARD 34-36 N. S. Square--Jacksonville PHONE 714..