Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 5

tyBSDAY, JANUARY 19,1921 m. VERNON G. Gregory of Cave-in-Rock, viBlting today. 3otb JIBHW service Iti Cuba iu the war. 1 Mr lof SOCIAL EVENTS ESTES FARLEY.

Yesterday in EvanBvllle, occurred the marriage of Mrs. Hazel M. Farley to James R. Estes, the Rev. V.

Rake of the First Baptist church oii'eln' lug. ne nruie wore a traveling suit of brown velowr with molt) skin trimmings and a small turban of gold cloth with mole skin trimmings: and Kred Puekett, formerly, pnc Mv(M llllle vcil und wore is city announce the birth of aj nuftt 0 ward roses, aughtcr They now Mri Ksles employed as operator st 'with the L. N. railroad in this city nnd served 12 months overseas as wireless operator. After two woeks honeymoon spent in Chicago, South Bend, Misdiawaka, antl St.

Louis they will make their home for awhile with the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Estes at 701 South Seventeenth street.

CLEARANCE In order to make room tor new goods, I will close out my stock of dry goods, shoes and groceries nt greatly reduced prices, Colia Lustig, across from Southern R. R. 1-27 HAXClNN CLASS. Dancing olass every Wednesday evening at the new armory from 8 to 10:30. Oood instructor.

i l-lli The New England dinners have a reputation. Try one 2Gc. 1-19 FOR gcille driving horse boggynnd harness. Phono 708-W. 1-2D fTr neckpiece In court house, Tuesday.

Kinder please re-f turn to Mammoth Store and receive reward. 1-21 COAL PRK'NH DOWN. Tamaroa lump $7.00, Franklin oouiity lump, egg and mil $7 Binimertnan Coal Yard. Phone 1LVPTIHT CHOIR. Tim First Bnptlft choir will meet Wednesday night, promptly at OEXl'IXE EUANK-LlX CO.

No. 1 Nut coal on track at $7.50 delivered. (Hitler lump coal $7.00. per ion loss when tukan from ear or bin. Pollock Lumber Coal Co.

Phone 216. dl-22 WANTED -Junk, also books, magazines, bed frothing, shoes, Kon SALE -Ten acres with Ihrse harness, saddles, wagons, I rooms and (deeping porch, vvesl of chaii 'B, rockers, brooms. Leslie, Old I'libm scbonl on Centrulia road. 1-25 frins. A.

L. Mnrrnll. 11. G. 17 We have Orient Coal in all sizes and also Eureka, in all sizes.

Hi' Mt. Vernon Coal Co! A B. Mason returned today from ainess trip to West Frankfort. ivus Marshall who has been in C. for the last few months returned home yesterday.

Miss Jewell Gibson left today for St. James, being called there by 1ho serious Illness'of her aunt. Jamea Kder and .1. K. Cosby have returned from Tenn.

A marriage licence has boon issued to David Kc.lluy of Centrulia. and Mabel Mrs. Carrie K. bin re.furne.l to her hmne in Waltonville after a vir.it with her daughter Mrs. Jame.i Kd.cn.

4 Will Schlobohm of Findlay. wi today. and Lumpp in Mt. Vernon Mrs. Roy Cordon and daughter, Mary Helen, returned this morning to their borne in Ault.

after a visit with Mrs. Cordon's brother A. 11. "Wheeler and other The? 111 Me UaiiKht-jr of and Mrs. W.

A. Kern aged seven years, has diphtheria. G. Gale Gilbert arrived today froi'i Springfield and R. E.

Ryan from St. Louis to attend the funeral of their inolher-in-law Mrs. John Q. Ilarman. Phillip Harman will arrive evening from Springfield to attend tlie fuiwral of his grandmother Mrs.

John Q. liarman. E. Doxsie on' business. is in Denton today WOMAN'S CL11J MEET.

Tuesday afternoon the Mt. Vernon Woman's club met at the beautiful home of George W. Howard on North Fourteenth street, Miss Howard the hostess. The meeting, while it was I.he regular monthly meeting, was greatly honored by the presence of' ihe Stalo President of Illinois Federated Woman's clubs, Mrs. William Harf or Benton.

III. i Qtille a gathering of club ladies were in attendance. Miss Hunt of. Red Cross activities and Miss Conway of the Chicago Institution fori (he adult blind, were also guests. After the regular club business, a short program consisting of a reading by Miss Iris Bavey and a piano selection by Mrs.

Edwin McHenry. 1 was givftn followed by reports of tli 1 child welfare committee, of which Mrs. E. Edmondson is chairman, and the social and Industrial committee, Mrs. H.

K. Truex, chairman. The club was intensely interested in Mrs. Hart's personal remarks about our state club und the convention hold recently in Dcs Moines, la. of the Woman's Federated State clubs.

Mrs. Hart is a charming, well educated woman of great personality and thoroughly versed in the interests of woman's work. After her talk, which endpd all too soon, members or the club were given the opportunity of meeting Mrs. Hart and a social time followed. Delicious refreshments were served.

xxx eM IS ARE WIPED OUT Beginning January 20 KB Miss Edna Krkman of Wayne City wsa shopping here today. Bob Wliltjork who has been lined to his room on account of sick-' ness was able to be down town today. Aha Smart who bus been employed in Centrulia returned home last 11 l'S Mrs, 10. Phillips is confined 11 her home on account of sickness. Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Coats of were here today. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Hurrisa left Monday for St. Petersburg, Fla.

ID spend the remainder of the winter. ADDRESS BY MRS. HART. Mrs. Win.

Hart, of Benton. Illinois, president of the Illinois Federation, of Woman's clubs, a small but appreciative audience at the! Presbyterian church last evening, The public was iuvited tb hear this, gifted woman talk and those who did not "attend missed a real treat. She spoke on "Americanization, Thrift nnd Citizenship." Mrs. Winona McAnally with a vocal solo and a piano composed of Misses Thomas. Williams, Egbert and Woods delighted the audience us well.

imnvAUY. (Contributed i Mrs. A. Galloway, daughter of Jolr.i formerly Harriett Pickett, p' acefully away at their home Ridge community, naar I'onageville, Monday. Dec.

20. Aged G2 years, 4 months and davs. She was born and reared in llinois near Hams Grove church of which f--h" was a member for some She was married to G. 'rkett in 1S7S. this was a happy iietoii tli'dr home was blessed ith t.v-elve fhildrc'i.

eiirht boys and four girls, three- dying in infancy. other eirbt sons and one daughter survived her. The fa mil moved to Missouri in where Mr. killed in a ctorm In 180 7. Mrs.

Pickett a widow until 1, 1001. She was then married to Ambrose Galloway. They passed twenty years of their married life iu Grape Rhine community where she was loved and held in highest esteem as a devoted christian, a faithful wife und mother. She dies after a life work for her Lord, and family anil Jriends. The memory of her life of devotion and labors of love will liu- ge.r with I hose who are left to mourn her in this world.

She louves a husband, the sons, Ernie Pickett, Norton L. Pickett, Hebron B. Pickett, Moody Pickett of PortageviRe, and Eldorous Pickett of Hayti, Harry Pickett of Stewart, Elza II. Pickett of Manilla, General Dalton Pickett of Blytheville, I be daughter Rosezella Tucker of Mt. Vernon, two sisters' and tone brother, Mrs.

George Marshal, Mrs. Bon Sadler, and Eldorous Allen, a Flop daughter Mrs. C. L. Pickett of Benton, 111.

The funeral service was conducted BREAKFAST FOR MRS. HART. This morning at Hicks Cafe. jWm. Hart, was tendered an 8:30 (breakfast by the Ml.

Yernon Womans 'club. Quite few ladies attended and a royal good time was reported. Mrs. A. M.

Frost. Mt. Vernon's club president, presented Mrs. Hart with la souvenir spoon of Mt. Vernon.

1MIIL VI'HLA 'LASS LET INC. The Pbilathe" elass of the Firvt Baptist church will hold their regular monthlv meeting Friday at 2:30 o'clock in the basement of the church. All members are urged to come. lIlvlll'liM! Division Number Five of the Be- M-eans class of the Christian church I will hold (heir regular monthly moet- llnK Thursday afternoon on the first floor of the church. Let every lr.em- her be present.

MK'KT Presbyterian Woman's- Cub will be entertained by Mrs. John Liebcngood and Mrs. Sam Grant at ibe home Mrs. Liebengood's, Main -street Thursday afternoon, o'clock. Deaths and Funerals MRS.

MARA' HARMAN. Fumjral services for Mrs. Mary fturmnn will bo held tomorrow afternoon at 2:20 at the home of her son, B. F. Harman, 304 North Sixteenth street.

The services will be conducted by Dr. John Lloyd of the Episcopal church. Burial will follow at Oakwood cemetery. 1 bv Rov. W.

J. Ward at ibe homo, and the body was laid to rest in the beau, porlageville cemetery NNedncv- day afternoon. The Veribest Grocery li'i North Mil SI. WJOIIC 8 SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Lenox Soap 4i: bar Electric Spark Soap 7c H)ar Clean Easy Soap 7c bar White Line Wash'g Pow. 8c can Laton's Baking can Red Karo Syrup, 5 lb.

can, T. T. Blue Band Coffee 30u lb. Good Coffee 1 9(; lb Fresh Oysters Received Every Monday Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Received Daily, OUR NAME IS OUR MOTTO: "THE VERY BEST IN FOOtf PRODUCTS" Beginning tomorrow, Sebel's, the Popular Price Shoe Store, will put on sale its entire stock of shoes at below today's market prices. Owing to the decline of manufacturer's prices we feel that it is better for us to take our loss at once so that the public may benefit by these declines at the time they actually happen.

Our shoes at prices you will find by visiting this sale will assure us of your continued patronage. STACY ADAMS FOR MEN Entire stock of High Grade Shoes that have sold for $22.50, $20,00, and Black and Brown Kangaroos, Kid and Calfskin; Combination lasts. Not a pair of Stacy Adams shoes reserved. Exclusive Agency for BOSTONIANS We have the Bostonian line for men now exclusively in Mt. Vernon.

BOYS' SHOES Our stock of Boys' Shoes will show you savings that will please. Sturdy shoes that wear. Boys' biack and calf shoes that sold at at $3.65 Values at $1.39 to $3.65 WHY WAIT FOR PRICES TO BE LOWER WHEN HERE THEY ARE Bottom Cut Out of Prices On Ladies' High-Grade Shoes Compare these styles and values shewn elsewhere, then act on your own judgment! Military Heels, in black and brown, at $4.95 Mahogany Calf Walking Boots at $5.98 Newest Shades in Brown Kid high Louis leather heels with plates, at $6.98 LATEST IN FASHION The Ladies' Brogue, in black and brown kid and calf skin leathers $7.95 Ladies' high grade welts in black and brown kid and calf, $10.00 and $12.00 $8.95 Ladies' brewn satin kid boot, military welt cole, $14.00 number $9.95 Misses' Children's High grade Misses' Shoes, black and brown leathers. Shoes of style and quality. Misses' Shoes at $1.48, $1.98, $3.45 $3.98, $4.48.

Children's Shoes at 59c, $1.17, $2.15, $3.45. INFANTS' SHOES AT REDUCTION THAT SAVE YOU MONEY OUR GAIN "Mt. VERNON'S POPULAR PRICE SHOE STORE" 'A 1 If.