The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 5

JArgSOMVIlXB Journal TUESDAY MORMUG, AUGUST 31, 1920 WRITES OF STATE FAIR SCHOOL CHILD RUM DOWN BY WILL CAMP FOR WEEK AUTO SUNDAY NIGHT AT LAKE MATANZAS ROBERT E. W1DMAYER PASSED AWAY SUNDAY sinter, Mrs. Minnie Carlton, of Tulare, Calif. Funerft! will bo held from the residence Wednesday afternoon. William (tire, Morgan County, tilvi'N of It hh Onl) NofgM Countjr Hoy In Attembtnce.

of uks County for Many of the H. Widmayer of This City. om omt HELP! HELP! wanted, for machine and hand work. Apply at once. 223 East State Street.

JACKSONVILLE TAILORING COMPANY FOX WILL DIHPOSEH OF LABGK E8TATK The will of T. U. Fox was filed for prohate Monday in (he office of County Clerk G. L. RigKs.

The will wan drawn Jan. 9, 1020, and fhe testator named his daughter, Erma, and his son, Ulysses as executors of the will. The witnesses to the signature were J. Allerton Palmer and L. F.

Jordan. Mr. Fox left a large estate. A farm of acres is willed to his wife. Mrs.

Hattie Fox, for life. This bequest is in addition to cash and considerable personal property. The sum of $15,000 each is bequeathed to Lester Martin and Evelyn Martin Sibert. who are grandchildren of the deceased. Other bequests are to Erma fox, farm 163 acres; Clysses Fox.

farm of acres, the elevator and store buildings at Sinclair; Lyman Fox. 1 31 acres. The executors are directed to pay over to C. A Johnson and JanK'H Weir Elliott as trustees, $61,600 now invested in bonds and mortgages This is to be held until the son Jason Fox, becomes of age and at that time is to be invested in two farms, one of which will become the property of Jason Fox and the other the property of Mary Louise Fox. A tract of 61 acres is also left In the hands of the trustees for later distribution among the five children.

TAILORED SUITS 35.00 UP FRANKENBERG 221 N. Main LITKKBKRRY Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BedinK ield of Kingston are viRitlnR Mr and Mrs. Howard Liter for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. David nialr and (grandson of Chandlerville spent with Mr. and Mrs. A.

Hat- liff. Mrs. Hlair and grandson Mrs. Eliza Ratliff have gone to Murravville to spend a few with Charles Itatliff and I family. William Collins spent Sunday in Virginia i Mr.

and Mrs. John Guy and daughter Eleanor have returned from a week's visit at Racine, W'is Mrs. C. T. Berry is on the sick list.

Deaths PLEASING WORKMANSHIP Jackson. Basil Jackson, son of John Jackson living near Nortonville, died Saturday. He ig survived by seven brothers and sisters. HAPPILY TELLS HER EXPERIENCE TO HELP OTHERS liiterestiiig Ceremonial I Planned im1 Friday Afternoon LADIES TAILORING 200 samoles to choose from. FRANKENBERG 221 N.

Main Did you know we Just received a large quantity of those marvelous Maxwell cars? Don't wait ton long in selecting the one you want. They are going fast. We carry a complete line of parts for all model Maxwell isrs. Distributors for the Marveltms Maxwell and Hot Spot ('haI merit Motor Cars SERVICE WITH A SMILE Hutson Bros. Automobile Airplane Corny 213 South Sandy Street Lit her Phone 8.

Sandy tit. Tn dentally we would like to mention that every department in our stores Is fully stocked and thoroughly equipped with the best and newest in merchandise. May we have tho pleasure of serving you with drug store merchandise of the kind and prices? We certainly can do it to your complete satisfaction. We guarantee quality; our prices speak for themselves. BIT LAND NEAR VIRGINIA A has Just been consum mated thru S.

A. Quigg and R. D. Meggfnson, as agents, whereby Otie Holt disposes of acres of land four miles south of Virginia The new owners are Craig Cunningham of Woodson. amount of consideration was made public.

AN OLD TIME BILL. Journal's friend Joseph Crldland, has furnished the of- flcr with the following bill gathered among the proprety of a relative. Some difference between prices then and now Martin Titus, Ac Dr. bu of corn. 15 cts per bu.

1 To corn at different times 2 SO Tc six of oats 25 eta ptr dox To rails which said Titus 71' To one 1 li light auto lense. Reward for return to Journal office. 8-2D-2t TEXAS WONDER Tor and bladder ravel, weak and back, and of net anld by your by mall, i A. Kjnall bcttla often Bend or lOTrn Dr. B.

W. IkII Olive St St. Louis. Mo. old by all Credit Nov it To cutting of 13 cord of wood To boring GO pobta, 5 cts post To setting 11 panels of fence, 05 per To binding To one day hauling in oats To one half day.

raking huy TIIE OCALITV STORES Two Stores Double Servies Southwest Coruer Square Bell, 274; 111. 601. 32g East Flats Phonss 80f Money without quest HUNT Si.lv« Ulta in the ITCH, KC2IMA, RINGWORM, TKTTKfc or Itchimr shin rv a H.W, TIIR ARMSTRONG'S DRl'ii STORES. Tobin. Patrick Tobin died at his honiOj lOOtt East avenue GrllU o'clock Sunday afternoon after a long illness.

Deceased was born in County) Tipperary, Ireland 7ti years ago. I He caine to this country with pareuts when eight years of age! and this county and city has since been his home. Form any years Mr. Tobin resided in the county. Twenty-two years ago he came to Jacksonville and opened a grocery on East Lafayette avenue which he and his son conducted with success.

He Is survived by two sons, William Tobin of Jacksonville and Thomas Tobin of Kansas, lie also leaves one brother, William Tobin, resident in Springfield. Mr. Tobin was a member of the Church of Our Savior and man highly respected by all in the community in which lie had spent so many years. The remains were removed to the undertaking parlors of II und prepared for burial Funeral services will be held from the Church of Our Savior at 9 o'clock this niorniiiK. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.

Hundreds More In Jacksonville in the Same Plight. Tired all time; W'eary and worn out night and day; Bark aches; head aches. Your kidneys are probably weakened. You should at their work. Let ene who knows tell you how.

Amos May. prop, barber shop. N. Main Jacksonville, says: suffered a lot with kidney trouble and at times my back pained terribly. It was all I could do to get through shaving my customers.

The seemed to affect my heart and caused shortness of breath. I felt tirefl out and some one suggested Doan's Kndney Pills. They weren't long In bringiug relief and after I had taken three boxes, I was feeling well and I haven't been troubled Price at all dealers. simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney same that Mr May had. Mllburn Co, N.

Established in eighteen hixty-four MEMORY FAILS You know and we know the I iOOSIER Grain Drill pleases more farmers than any other drill made. It does just what you want je when you want it done. No one can afford to plant seed with a poor, half worn out tool. bu the bad weather by the purchase and use of a HOOSIER DRILL. Reap four more bushels of wheat per acre next season by properly sowing with a HOOSIER DRILL.

The drill for all the farmers is THE EASY PULL HOOBJJEJR. Owners of HOOSIER DRILLS swear by them, whereas others You will be satisfied, and that is worth a lot, if you use a Hoosier Drill to sow your wheat this fall. IJ Call in and allow us the pleasure of showing you the Right Lines at I he Right Prices. Our service, your Satisfaction and Success. but a check book will tell exactly how much has been paid on a certain account, in what sums and on what dates, as as it is retained.

Your stubs form a complete and connected history of every salary or allowance. 4 'rain. Mrs. Flixa Crain passed away at South Diamond street at I Sunday afternoon. Deceased was born in Scotland Sjlay 17 lh 43 and came to this QOIUitry In IS (it She was united in marriage June IKtiti to George Baxter, whose death oe urred in 1891 She was united in marriage to William M.

Crain in 1905. He preceded her in death in Mrs. Crain is survived by the following children: William C. Baxter and James H. Baxter residing near Woodson, Dr.

George K. Baxter, city, Samuel Baxter, Belleville. She also haves one brother, James Cunningham and one sister, Mrs Maragaret Baxter both of this county and four grandchildren. Crain was member of Episcopal church, and a woman highly regarded in this community where she hud spent many years. Funeral services will bu held from the residence the corner of South Diamond street and Greenwood svenue st 2 SO1 i PAY IJY CHECK.

IT LS THE MODERN OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK TODAY "For years I have for indigestion and blasting with gas, all my money gone for doctors and medicine whieh did me no good. I had lost faith in medicines and as I have to work hard for the few dollirs I earn, was afraid risk any more money. A year ago my neighbor told me to try Mayr's Wonderful i Uemedy. I have found it th be the best medieine iu the world and sm glad I made the sacrifice." It is a simple, harmless preparation removes the catarrhal mucus from intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, ing appendicitis. One dose will vince or money Adv.

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