The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

PHONE 4500 THE DAILY PANTA GRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 19-11. THREE WATER SURVEY Pantagraph Departments A Few Prefer (or Have) to Stay at Home to Be Closed Monday In obwrnc of Labor day, the tiUklnrM and rlrrulaUun Pumping Station, Equipment Revamping Held Important drMrtmeitU of The Dally I'an-tagraph will be rluard all day Monday and tha edvrrtUInf dn pertinent will be opn only be-twrrn and I p. m. Telephone awlU'bboard Trie will be maintained and the newe department will be open.

and a slater. Dors, died In IRTS. One niece, Mrs. Roaa Punekark, died a number of years ago. She was a member of the Evangelical Krlederya church.

alia and class of nioomlngion. It would be reconstructed and modernised. Adequate and orderly office facilities are badly needed." Coal He( at UU0, Present Setup Criticized As Inadequate In the Churches This Week The report adds such a change would be adequate for a long pe CARLOCK -r II MP BAPTIST. rmT. Mid-WMk atrvlM.

T.M riod of 'ars. Recommended I a new water pumping station, sp-srsls from ths power plant. CIIHIHTIAV. Coat of the new building alone HMKT rtlon Of W'OOMB would be 152.500. Duplicating sue- Calling IS prnrnt city pump ttntion OMot Praag, in their $ludi of tae BloomiHiiloH valrr ytrm, rrcommrnd a new building and conaMrraht rntrrnnqrmtnt of qulpmnl, Editor.

nv DAN MILES. council, WrtaaMiy. Ray C. Rodman of Cheney. came Wedneaday to tha home of his sunt.

Mrs. Harry O. Carlock. Mr. Rodman Is the son of lha late Henry Rodman, formerly of Bloom-melon.

Donald Carlork, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Carlork. left Sunday for Enfield to resume his work tlon mains snd rearranging outside rom.

ao p. m. Thuwtay. H.l OM. Official board.

I. la TuMrtay. and Inside piping would coat $0,414. Rewriting five old pumps would $1,500 and a new five MOD pump Trl-rnunly muaonarv bimiIik at Stan lora, i nu radar, CIIKISTIAV KCIENCK. would coal $1,000.

Switchboard re adencs Instructor In ths high ConMructlon of a new pumping hiut rut hi or hkit. arirv, rhooi there. location, wiring, extra panel, miscellaneous valves and so forth would cost $3,156. TlT. Twiimunial bi rating, plant, rearrangement and general Wxinaaday, rehabilitation of equipment at an Final estimated cost Is for estimated coat of 179,000 Is one of cm not or god.

the six improvements to the wster riRKT prarar atrvlc, engineering, overhead, and mUcel-laneous contingencies. m. Wadnaaday. system on which the engineers urge action. EPISCOPAL.

at. MtTTtlr.W. Mnrnlnf prayar and Built In 1173, ttie original one Mrs. Henry Henltelman enmrnuntofl, i a. m.

TuaMay urouxn atory brick building ha been In umy. uvpar maatlnf of rail nr. It m. Tnurt- Dies at Hospital creased In alio at various times. It oay.

VIEWS contains a generator and pump Tviir rahaaraal, p. m. mnay. Holy communion, I m. Saturday.

Mrs. Henry Ilenkelman ef 1403 room, boiler room, small reservoir room, roal bunkers and ehopa. EVANC.KIJCAL and REFORMED. West Locust street died at 2 30 Total Installed pumping capacity Sunday at Mennonlte hospital, LABOR DAY. Nrrrly of Onlral Illinois rralrifnls will wild Ijihor day pollhhlnc (he car MIhs Itota Yost, 19(H Eat Oakland avenue, li dolnf hrre.

of electric pumps Is 16.73 MOD roriXAR PA.VriMK,-Yhrn fellow has ft little time on labor day someone In apt to drrlde the graa needs rutting, aays II. F. Jtohlnsoii and his son, Koland, of 1307 East Oakland avenue. The body was taken to the Fllns- rmr.lir.MN. Young Palo' laatua, m.

Wrdnaiday. Wnmaa'a mild. 1 p. m. Thuraday.

Junior rhoir rahaaraal. p. Krldajr, (fioir rahaaraal, p. m. rrtday.

Yl'L eommitiaea, p. m. Friday, (million gallons dally). In add! pach funeral home and the funeral tlon there Is a steam pump with a will be at 10:30 a. m.

(daylight) six MGD capacity. LUTHERAN. there Wednesdsy. Burial will be rj- Dealgn Held Obsolete. TKIMTV.

twnlor WalUiar laagut, p. In Park Hill cemetery. Friends "The six MGD (electric) pump i uaaaay. Srtirxit board. p.

m. Wadnaaday, Indira aid. 2:30 D. m. Thuraday.

may call at the funeral home prior ing unit Is of obsolete design and Mrs. Bridget Dooley DiesRites Monday Mrs. Bridget Dooley, 80, 802 West Mulberry street, died Saturday morning at St. Joseph's hospital after an Illness of one week. Junior Wallhar Irairua, 7:30 p.

m. Friday to the funeral hour. of no practical use for even stand- cnurca board, 7:30 p. m. rrmay.

bv operation," say the englneere Mrs. Henkelman was born June METHODIST. This unit should be discarded and 24. 1857. Her maiden name was PARK.

Official board. 30 D. m. Tuaa new unit of live MGD capacity Miss Lizzie Borstell. circia wo.

1. p. m. waonaanay. Survivors are five niece and two should be provided." Funeral services will be held Prayar mamna and eovarcd diah auppar, nephews and their families, all liv Monday at 9 a.

m. (daylight) at the Murray funeral home and at Single Line Criticized. All seven of the pumps, accord BY CARL F. SCIIWULST. There lm Wn much talk on the lin of morale In army ciimpx.

Many draftees are complaining, according to rumors tliat aro thicker than ants around a 1101117 jar. I don't doiitit that the lads are "grousing" a bit. but that's the traditional right of enlisted men. It would be a iiilclity sorry bunch of fighting men who couldn't cook lip a taw "baafa." That's one of tha few luxiirlra you can afford on 121 a month. Completalr aatleflad aolfllars In any man's army are aa rara aa a airlns of pearls In oyater ai.w.

From whera alt It looks aa Ihoush civilian morale may daaenre mora erltlctam than tha camp kind. Doors In a N. T. ban wars laft op. all nlrht by miataXa but nothing, was takan.

Burglars pron-ahly figured It was silly to boost their Incoma taa. Wa auggrat thut you buy your Winter's coal and on of our sire-trivii-r 8tokars now. Kurther qaiay only means paying mora later ana msyba not getting what you want. 9:30 a. m.

at St. Patrick's church. ing in Kansas, Mrs. Lena Mansoir, Mrs. Bertha Wolf, Fred Gagclman, Harry Gagelman, all of Great Bend.

Mrs. Clara Grunwald Inor to the report, draw their water Burial will be made in St. Mary's from the 10 million gallon reser 8:30 p. in. Wrdnaaday.

PRESBYTERIAN. KrXOVD. Woman'a laatua tall lunch, ton. 1 p. m.

Wadnaaday. Praabywad potluck auppar, 6:30 p. D). Friday. SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST. Uaaaist aanrlc. m. Tuai- cemetery. voir through a single suction line of Albert, Mrs.

Ida Isern of Mrs. Dooley was born In Queen's Water Is discharged Into the city Hutchinson, Mrs. Louise Pan county, Ireland, March 24, 11, the distribution system through a "com nlng of Hutchinson, who was daughter of Matthew and Bridget Dllcated. thoueh duplicated, ar day. -VTt with Mrs.

Henkelman when she catacnum claaaaa. a. p. m. rangement of piping," the study O'Connor Galvln.

She came to this country as a child. died, Mrs. Alvlna Preleser in Chi Thuraday. reports. cago, and her family.

She married Edward Doolev in The single suction line to the TABERNACLES. TRINITY. Mld-waeJc aervle. 7:30 p. m.

Her husband died June 17, 1934, pumps has been repeatedly crit Wadnaaday. Pract ca. 7 D. m. Tnuraaay.

icized by the Are underwriters and the cathedral at Alton, Aug. 9, 1880. She came to Bloomlngton SI years ago, and has since resided here. Survivors are the following chil Prayar maatlng, taatlmnmea and should be duplicated," the en KIDNEY TROUBLE raadlng, 7:30 p. m.

Friday. UNITED BRETHREN. gineers state. dren: Sister Marcus O. Sister ass lain FIRNT.

OO, 7:30 p. m. Tuaaday. Mid-waak prayer rrlca, 7:30 p. I Would Rebuild Station.

Declaring there Is ''no orderly ar Stop Qtting Up Nights To harmleaaly flush poisons and Wadnaaday. Vibiana, O. and John, all of Chicago; Mrs. Glen Gur.n, Los Angeles, Edward, 808 North Oak street, Mrs. C.

G. VanNote, 1312 THIS IS LIFE! Here's tle way to spend Labor day, says William Boler, 406 East Front street. What Bloomington needs is more hammocks. The younger generation Is missing out on something! rangement of water pumping equip acid from kidneys and relieve irrita WMA, 2:15 p. m.

Thuraday. Choir rehearaal, 7:15 p. m. Thuraday. tions of bladder so that you can stop "getting up nights" get a 35 cent pack- ment in the pumping station, and housing is inadequate," the report points out, for example, a pump in BEASON Now you can up your noma the way you want to.

You don't have to put otr needed repairs oe-cauaa you laca tha reasiy cash. You can mane ail tha neceaaary repairs or remodel your entire home -through our modernisation loan plan. Vlalt Srhwulat Lumber 4 IS South Roblnaon St. today let ua ahow you how eaally acf Inexpensively it can dona. Phone 508 for further details.

aire ot Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules and take as directed. Other pit below the superintendents ADLAI STEVENSON SIGNED BILL CREATING LABOR DAY HOLIDAY symptoms of kidney snd bladder Inadequate" office. West Chestnut street, Michael, James and Leo, all at home. Her husband and two children preceded her in death. Mrs.

Dooley was a member of St. Patrick's church, the Altar and Rosary society and Royal Mrs. Eades Rites Set Funeral services for Mrs. Elmer Eades, 105 West Willow street. Normal, will be held at 2 p.

m. (daylight) Monday at the Beck memorial home. Burial will be in Park Hill cemetery. weaknesses may be scant, burning; or smarting- passage backache leg; Summing up Its findings, the re Mr. and Mrs.

Wirth Gustafson of St. Charles, and Etta and Amle Keys of Urbana arrived Thursday for several days visit at the Harold Keys home east of town. cramps puffy Get original port says "the water pumping station is not at all in keeping with LULL) medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money back if it fails. the requirements of a city of the Was Vice President In Cleveland's Administration tember as a legal holiday was presented in the house and a companion bill went to the senate.

The senate adopted the bill without a dissenting vote on June 23, and the house on June 26. Merchant I Guarantees! Values Shop TUESDAY With Coupons It was then engrossed and signed I Merchant Guaranteed Values by Adlal E. Stevenson as presiding The late Adlal E. Stevenson, 'aVvhen, he waa vice president of the United Statee, waa one of the high men In government- whoa signa officer of the senate and by Speaker Crisp, presiding: officer of the tures made effective the law which house. The final step was its trans created Labor day as a national mission to the White House, where President Grover Cleveland signed holiday.

3m CLIP COUPON CLIP COUPON CLIP COUPON it. Like many another law recog- Observance of the holiday did Tiized as beneficial to certain clashes Another Big Shipment not reach national proportions until and therefore to the country at Felt Base (ongoleum Rugs I Ml 1895, but since then has been cele REG. $1.00 BABY BLANKETS! brated with as great regularity large, the legalization of Labor day grew from local or atate movements into a national custom now as any of the other national holi TUESDAY ONLY, SEPTEMBER 2ND WITH THIS COUPON DOMINO 55c days. legalized and observed throughout Assorted Nursery Designs In Pink or BlueJ Celebrate Here In 95. Choice of beautiful bordered patterns.

TUESDAY ONLY, WITH THIS $298 .1 I hi The first big celebration In hre union. Began With Parades. Labor day is observed in the 57' Bloomlngton was on Sept. 2, 1895, If Soft, warm blankets made to sell for $1. They're "factory soiled" but one washing will make them as good as newl Limit, one 1 1 'is 1 United States on the first Monday when there were band concerts at the courthouse, a morning street ONE to a coupon I BAG TO A CUSTOMER parade in which many labor unions took part, the Alton railroad dele 50c Weekly.

STERIV rcfci gation being the largest. BASEMENT. C. W. KLEMM, IVC.

In the afternoon a great outdoor PIGGLY WIGGLY meeting was held at the old fair grounds east of the city, with' ora of September because the organized labor bodies of several states previously created the custom i holding public parades on that day, and suspending all ordinary occupations on the same day. Agitation for the celebration of Labor day was begun by the Knights of Labor in 1882 and 1883. fitter two annual parades in New York which showed universal interest among workers in this ob tions by James Morrow of St. Paul IBifiii and J. N.

Valentine of San Fran cisco, nationally known labor CLIP COUPON CLIP COUPON leaders. CLIP COUPON Mrs. Travis Mikel Dies at Hospital Women's Formals servance, the Knights of Labor passed resolutions demanding that FREE CLEANING SPECIAL Lady's skirt, blouse, sweater or man's trousers (reg. 25c value) cleaned Free with every order of TOAST WITH GAS With a Wolff VISIBLE TOASTER New Tork and other states pass laws to make the holiday legal. Mrs.

Travis Mikel of 711 South Vale street, died at St. Joseph's Lovely styles for Fall and Winter social occasions Choice of one j) 9.00I hospital at 9:15 p. m. Sunday of an PLAIN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS (CI Egf. I 3 extended illness.

The body was re ST BBJ Cleaned and Pressed Oregon was the first state to pass such laws, followed by others. Signs in Senate. By the year 1894, the movement reached congress, and the first bill legalize the first Monday Sep- rack at a mere fraction of original moved to the Murray funeral home 15c 1 ONLY Wt Handy, compact, clean, folds to size of dinner plate. No crumbs to collect. Makes toast just as you like it WITH COUPON TUESDAY and the rites will be there Wednes Phone ipl 4723.

Call For and Deliver Mi All Work MM Guaranteed price 4 day morning1, at an hour not yet determined. Before marriage she was Miss PEERLESS CLEANERS Offer Good at Both Addresses: TUESDAY ONLY WITH COITON! J. C. PENNEY CO. Mary Ellen Blair, born in Ells- I CmsiPMiaitist 1 ilf UIVIOIV GAS ELECTRIC CO.

I CaanafMS I worth May id, 1911, daugnter 01 I fiHrutcf) I Valwa 107 W. Front St. 718 W. Walnut St. John and Mary Ellen JFrawley Blair.

She was married to Mr. Mike BULLETIN Board A EMERGENCE CALLS Mennontts hospital Brokaw hospital St. Joseph's hospital Police Jan. 19, 1934. He and a son survive, Phone Her mother also survives, residing in Ellsworth, and brothers and sis CLIP COUPON 296 ,.3290 166 .4800 ters, Lloyd of Bloomlngton r.

r. William, Ellsworth; Raymond, 815 Just Arrived Sheriff 603 County jail 188 Bloomlngton firs department 340 West Jefferson street; John, 1407 South Main street, and Mable, of Wilmington. Her father and one NEW FALL COSTUME WEAR QJwmal firs department 5598 sister preceded her in death. She was a member of St. Mary's church.

COSTUME EWELRY CLIP COUPON 1 Clothes Hampers That. Usually Sell for $1.99. 1 strTg Ten .00 I gm Wy construction. fm TUESDAY ONLY WITH COUPON Mfm I No phone orders-Carry them away. STERN'S Jj aaiiBiii cup coupon ieii I JXsJ 1 50c 1 8TRE SHIELR IEWELRYr CO.

Funeral Notices, Cards of Thanks, In Memorlam and Special Notice, 10-llne minimum, gl.SO per Insertion; additional lines 15c each. Copy for SECOR Henry Jakob, Harold Remmers, Dick Hifobs and Carl Rip.ple left Friday for a three day fishing trip to Wisconsin. iTJOO ijfuU day's run will be accepted up to I a unj uciuib iuuiiv.uuu muu IS o'clock noon for final edition. Select a new necklace, bracelet, ear rings, brooch or ring for your new fall outfit. Mrs.

Corrine Whitaker will be FOB $1.85 hostess to the Junior Pinochle club 1 THE JEWELRY" CO. at her home SHIELD 417 NO. Mr. and Mrs. B.

M. Potter and ALBERT NIEPAGEN tf FLORIST Flowers for Every Occasion 208 E. Miller St. Phone 386 MAIN ST. Joan returned Thursday from six day visit with relatives in Iowa.

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