The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 2

rTEIE DAILY PANTAGIUriT, BI)OMINGTON, SATUIIDAT MORNING, tTASTCTAKY Chicago, Jan. I Tb v.lito Central today th it potntmest of A. E. Cllft. manager uccsdlng th lat Koly.

1 News Notes of Clinton Happenings at Lincoln Pontiao Paragraphs rt 1 HANDSOME HOME BURNS 8. M. WITT IS DEAD honors henry shell v. WINDOWS ARE SMASHED. Tw Porla (tors Wars Robbed Thursday Nlhfc Peoria, Jan.

S. (Special. -Window smashing crooks war abroad last night nnd mad hauls at th stores of th Weisser Jewelry and Optical Co. Ill South Adams street, and David Cornblath, pawn dealer, 111 North Washington street Th thtsvts who robbed th Cornblath stor wer arrested aarly today and th loot recovered. Prominent Resident Expired, Residence of Arthur Quiaenber- Is Court Reporter ry Practically Destroyed it Dceatur Miss Adair Wedi in Chicago.

riday Morning Seatterday Funeral Sunday. Fooling the "Flu" JACK FROST CREAM I a antlaeptlo cream. Inhaled th nostril It rellevs tlon, open th air passages sncouragea deep breathing, till th aystem receive) I mor abundant sippl, Mr. Bollin Dies. wa married tear ago to Amy Smith, who, with on daughter, Floy, survive.

Thar ar also living th following brother and slstersi Mrs. H. Houghton, Pens-cola, Mr. Jamea Bolton, Oklahoma; Mr. George Holland, Manvllle; Mr.

John IteaUand, this city, and Fred Hoobler, Omaha. Neb. Tho decedent wa a member of th EJks and Woodmen. FOUND DEAD IN BED. Lawrnc Jon Explr Unexpectedly at Horn Near Fairbury.

Falrburr, Jan. I. (Special.) Lawrenc M. Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs. M.

N. Jones, was found dead In bed thla morning, at th family hom near her, II had been subject to epilepsy. II was 29 years old and berhles hi parent leave four brother and two sister. Th funeral will held Sunday at I p. m.

from th hom. OTHO HOOBLER DIES. Prominent Straator Citiien I Found Dead In Bed. StrwUor, Jan. Spcll.) Otho Hoobler, wall known eltlien of Btrea-tor, and assistant supervisor of th town of Bruc, past away In th night, presumably of heart trouble, and was found about 1 o'clock thl morning by hla wife, who went to call him at that hour.

It will be remembered that lat last aummer Mr. Hoobler wa stricken with spinal meningitis and wa confined to th hospital for fifty-two day. At on time his life wa despaired of, but pulled thru tha crisis and recovered to such an xtsnt that he had enjoyed fair health recently. Mr. Hoobler had lived In Streator about twenty year.

Prior to that tint had farmed near Manvllle II waa born In that vl-rlnly February 1. liii. th eon of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoobler.

well nown residents of Livingston county. Clinton, Jan. (Special.) Fred Until th work of Invoicing I It. (shi-tl fnr several year court re tmtiire's greet purifi.7 Good for cold in th, hsad, ooughs. cro'jo or throat eta porter for the Dewltt circuit and oounty court.

has been tnderd tnil haa accented the nosltlon of completed at th Wler Jewelry tor th xact amount of low wilt not determined, hut this morning th proprietor estimated It at between 11,600 and 11.000, eonriatlng mainly of watches, rings and laval-lera, whil th loss at Cornblath' was limited to shoes, mufflers snd collars. court reporter for the circuit court of Macon county, and will report th Macon county circuit court term for thla month. The tender to Mr. rnen la a. compliment to hia ability aa a reporter In consoiiurnre of the -Increased litigation in county 'will mean a lianrtmime Increase In Income for Mr.

fiholl. It la quite t-tirobahle thut Mr. Hholl will retain iila realdenoo In thla city and will ro rontlae. Jan. I.

(Special.) Blla Milton Witt, on of I'ontlae's cider cltlzena and on who haa occupied a prominent part In th earlier lift of tht county, died at. th family horn, tot West Grov meet, at 1:15 o'clock thla piornmf, death being due to heart trouble. II had been tn 111 health for th past two months, wa up aa usual yesterday and retired feeling about the ame as for mm time past. During th tilfht he took 111 and expired early thla morning. Th funeral service will held at ona o'clock Punday afternoon from the family rorldenco, flev.

M. L. O'lfarra, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, conducting the services. The funeral will In charge of th Odd Fellows, who will conduct their burial service nt the south side cemetery. Captain Witt, a ha is more famll-larly known, wa born at Ibanon, February 142.

On the night of th urrender of Fort Rimter. April IS, ISfil, he anrwored the call BRIQHTMT IN TOWlf to lecatur a Ina business tana nun Lincoln, Jan. J. (Special.) At noon today fir wa reported at th horn of Arthur Qulsenberry at 113 Hud-on tret Th hom I big on of two torle and an attlo, with basement under th tructur In which tha furnace waa located. The fire, It Is stated by a member of th family, I thought to hav been caused by tha furnace.

On th arrival of the fire, department the roof was ablaa and water pressure, owing to tha small mains In that district, far from th ourei of water prassure, wa very poor. It wa difficult and practically Impossible to get enough pressure to, throw th water on th lire. The result was that th horn wa practically destroyed, only part of th furniture waa saved. Th horn ws a large structure and th loss will several thousand dollar. Death of Mr.

Bollin. Mrs. F.lltahcth Bollin, for over half a century a well known and atuunch resident of this city, past away last evening at th Ienconea hospital shortly before midnight. Elisabeth Henriter was born In Aldingdon, Wurttburg, C.ermany, September 1. IMS, and in ls5 cam to th United States, coming direct to Lincoln.

A few veers afterward wa mar there. Funreal of John Callaway, FATAL WRECK ON L. E. A W. Mail Clerk Swoner I Scalded to Death at Paxton Latt Night Paxton, Jan.

S. (ilpoctal.) Mall Clerk swoner on an cast bound Lak Erin passenger train waa scalded to desth her wlicn hi car wa filled will) steam from a freight engine, after passenger train had crasht Into a freight engine which over ran aid track. Thu wreck happened bout o'clock. Th passenger wa nearly two hour lat at tho time. The freight, an evening local, wa ahead of th passenger, going east.

It pulled on to tha siding near here, but did not clear the east end of the switch, th engine of the local Jutting out on to the main line. In front of the east bound passenger train. When th engine of th freight hit the engine of the passenger, tha latter wa rolled Into the ditch. Th engineer of the pasaei.ger threw hi fireman out of the cab, thon Jumped himself, probably saving both their lives. They escaped with a few bruises, swoner was In tho mall car.

II wa apparently knocked to the floor and stunned by th smash of the trains. Steam from the freight engine eacaped Into the mall car and cooked him to death between tha mall table and th rack, lis probably never recovered from the fall caused by the smsshup. The mall car was dragged forward when the pas. enger engine overturn. putting It alongside of the freight engine.

Swoner body wa removed to Hauscha undertaking parlor where It will bo held until relative come her. Passenger on the train ar raying at a local hotel. It Is expected that th wrecker will arrive her from Tipton, early tomorrow morning. swoner 1 a married man, and th father of two children. HI hom If In Cheneyvllle.

Ind. Contestant Ar Chosen. Mason City, Jan. (Special.) There wos a meeting of th "Star" nnd I'crescents" literary societies of the high school this evening nt which time contestanta wera elected for the various events In their annual Inter-society meet which will be held later. The "Stars" elected the following representatives: lebute, Warren Copper and James Yardley; oration.

Donald Campbell: reading. Margaret Rickard: vocal. Thelma Stone. The "Crescents" elected as their contestants the following: Debate, Dlers Hlndahl and Wilfnrd Hughes; oration, Esther Ennls: reading, Myra Moslonder; vocal, Margurite 5i Funeral aervlce for the late John Gallaway were hold from the late home In WeMon this morning at 11 o'lock, with ltev. W.

L. Imuran, of Argenta, aastted by lteva. J. V. Car.

tar, of Farmer City, and O. W. Augh. of Weldon, officiating. Burial Liiterine $1.00 Siz 82o 50o Size 41o 23a Size 21o 1 waa made In wemon cemetery, Will Attend Sieter'a Wedding.

Lowest Prices ried to Jacob Bollin and alnca her On High Grade Toilet Sundries of th president for soldiers, enlisting in Company 10th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. aerved thru the war and upon being mustered out of tha rvlra ha returned to hi old home at I-ehanon. Trier he wa married to Miae Marie Louisa Lan-don, November 10, 1M4. Shortly after thtlr marriage they moved to Dwlght, wher engaged In the real estate buslnes. In 1 806 he w-as nninf 4 i.i.n marshal nf thnt Face Powders Cold Creams $1.75 Aiurea Faea Powder 60c La Dlaehe Face place, which position held for Pond's Vanishing Cream 250 Pond's Cold Cream too Pond's Vanishing Cream The Busiest Toilet Goods Department in Central Illinois ...21 50o Java RIs Face 25a Parma Viva Face Powder.

nc Sempre Glovine 50c Ingram's Milkweed Cream thirteen years, tor ten years no aerved as a deputy sheriff and for nineteen yenra waa a constable, Mr. Witt was a Republican in politics and was" elerted sheriff of Livingston county upon that ticket in lsn2. I'pori completion of his term as sheriff took a position as an llllnnlk atata peform- .91.39 ..420 ..150 25o Nlnetta Face Powder 50c Carmen Face Powder Melba Face Powder Mavis Face Powder Pompelan Masaage Cream i.ijer iviss race mauer, atory under the administration of Melba Lov-Ms Powder 60o Mm. Iaebell's La Vivians. 8So six Daggett Itamidell's Cold Cream 7(o SOo size Daggett A Ramsdell's Cold Cream 2jo slxe Daggett Ramsdell's Cold Cream 22o lOo slxe Daggett Ramsdell's Cold Cream to The reason for that is, first, only the highest grade standard lines are aold; aecond, that the lowest prices are quoted here ever day; third, that our ialesladies have given thoughtful study to toilet preparations and can always give expert advice.

Dentifrices ITCHY SPOT 80c Colgate's Ribbon Dental 50o Pebeco Tooth Paste 25c Benreco Tooth Paste 25c Sanltol Tooth Powder ISc Dr. GraTe's Tooth Powder ..22 ..220 Mm. I W. Ingham loft thla morit-, Jiiff for Keeno. N.

whore she will vlHlt her pwr'nts for some time anil attend ilia wwlding of her slater, ailss Ruth HrklKman, which will occur January 7. at Keene, N. II. Mitt Adair Wed. Miss Grace Adair, of thla elty, formerly a nurse at the John Warner hospital, left tills morning fnr Chi-i raijo, where aim wa united In mar-' rluiri lute this nfternoon to James Cpton, of the Ford, Motor Company tf Chicane The I rJ le Is a sister of Airs.

Weluon Ward, of this city. The arroom formerly resided In Waynea-i Mlta. Ijut fvenlna; the bride-to-be Vus -entertriirif nt supper at the Mioxptrnl." Th cmlnTe will muke their lioma In Chicago. Talyor- Reynolds. Cart Taylor.

20, and Miss 'Mamie Keyni'lrts, npeil 11, wr granted a license to wed today after first obtaining written vermlaslun of their parents. Tlwy flrNt appealed to County Clerk CrU'fln for a llcenss to wed but was refuned lipi'nusn lark of parental consent. Tho younir people hail from Iewltt. and are well and very favorably known. They will make their home on a farm near Dewltt Death of Henry Given.

Hanry Given, a prominent young farmer of the J'rairie Center neighborhood, prist away yesterday niter a week's illness 'f Influenza, which tleroloTK'u, Inter Into pneumonia. He ua born a farm ntiar I'cwltt on 6, and Is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. 4Jeuriro Olvens, who reside mile south of Clinton. Ho attended the Clinton hlffh school and graduated with honors.

For the pant lvw years ho was enKaced In farming- on his fiitlier'a farm at I'rairle Ynter. on lie. 1H, 1H. was united In marriage to Miss Blanch 'ox. daughter of Mr.

nnd -Mrs. C. N. Cox, former Jiewltt county residents, but now residing In Poland. The deceased was a member of the Christian church In this city, and very active in religious matters.

He Is survived besides Ills parents by a wife and one child. Tho funeral be held on Saturday morning at o'clock from the Onkinati chapel. Uev. E. 1..

CartwilKlit will official, will bo assisted by A. At. Wells and Her. Wallace, of Itirkberk. Mnterent will be in tVoiwilawn cem- ji Homer Hickman Not Dead.

The rumor oriplnntlnif In Pecatur nd widespread now in this city that Homer Hickman, associated his brother. W. O. Hickman. URNEDTOPImPLE marriag has resided at tn family home place, 10 Fifth street.

Here the couple roared a family of eight children, of whom ftv survive. The husband preceded hi wife In death September 12, 180J. Mrs. Bollin waa an active member of St. John'a church and took an Interest In church work, being ona of the worker of tho Ladles' Aid So-clety, Th following children survive: Mrs.

Fred Becker, Mrs. Frank Voepel. Will Bollin, Mrs. I Coon, of Springfield, and Mrs Amelia Bollin, who has alwav resided at home with her mother. A lster, Mr.

Lucas Sauter, of Pprlngfleld, also survives. The remains were taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Vopol, on Wyat avenue, a the Bollin home has been closed for a number of weeks. Tha funeral service will ba held on Sunday afternoon. A brief aervlce will ba held at the hom by Rev.

Charles Hoffman and at 2 o'clock at St. John's church. Interment In L'nlon cemetery. Body of Mr. Maxwell Arrives.

Tha remains of th tut Mr. Will K. Maxwell, v. ho died in Bloomlng-tou this morning, were brought to Lincoln tu.s evening at 6:22 and a number of relatives accompanied the party home. Mr.

Maxwell, who he.s been 111 with Influenza, was sufficiently recovered to come home, and the baby is doing very well. Tax Rate Very High. Along with the Cold wcatner and tile draft on the coal bin and Other financial matters conies the an-ouncement that th taxes for this year will be the highest ever known in iKast and West Lincoln. Taxes extended for East Lincoln will amount to JT.95 on each tl'10 valuation. year It was J7.10.

This means that 85 cents more per $110 valuation will be paid thtet year. So It is with West Lincoln the same situation. The people there paid last year 7.51. This year they will pay 8 12 per $100 valuation. Increased corporation taxes voted by the people last year, a bigger eounty tax and heavier school levies are responsible for the higher rats despite cuts In state and town bond taxes.

The West Lincoln Increase la due Shampoos Soaps 13c Palm Olive Soap 15c Plijslrlan'e and Surgeon's Hoap 10c 5c Packer's Tar fionp 11c lio Auditorium Bath Soap 10e 12Uo Peroxide Bath Soap 10e 15c Seyman's Soap 12c I5o Pear's Unscented Eoap 10c bar Castile Soap 7o Ivory Snap 7e 25a Cuticura Soap 21o 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap 21o J5c Reslnol Soap 21c 10c Jaf) Rose Soap 8e On Pained to Wash. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Healed. "I noticed an Itchy spot on my face which soon turned Into pimple. the late Dr.

J. 1.1. ncouner. ne remained In this poaltlon for two and a half years, when returned to Lwlght. Ho later moved to this city which has rlnee been hi home.

Shortly after coming hero he operated a bakery for a number of years but at the time of his death was leading a quiet and retired life. During recent year Mr. Witt has been a bailiff In th Livingston conntv circuit court. was a charter member of the Urand Army of the ltepubllo at rnvlght, which was organltcd In ISti. He was a member of that organization until the post e4 Dwight was discontinued when he entered tho rank of the T.

Lyle Dickey post of this city In 1SS0 and ha been a faithful member ever since. He wns ulso a member of Pontlae lodge. No. Independent Order of Odd Fellow and of the Independent Order of Good Templars. He was for ten years a member of th Illinois National Ouard.

For a number of years he aerved as a first lieutenant and later ws promoted to the rank of captain, which rank ha held when left the date service, lie saw service with the stato troops during th Braldwood riots In 1S77. He leaves his wife, one daughter. Mrs. Hattle Unldwln, of this city, Alhar M. Witt.

60c Palm Olive Shampoo 42c 50c Packer'a Shampoo 50q Canthroz Shampoo 42o 25o Fluff Shampoo 20c 75o rinaud'e Quinine Hatr Tonic 69 Exclusive Sale Dr. Turner's Toilet Preparations Dr. Turner's Rose Bloom 60 Dr. Turner's American Beauty SOo Dr. Turner's Deodorant BOo Dr.

Turner's Nail Polish Dr. Turner's Dandruff Eradlcator 60c Dr. Turner's Cleansing Massage Cream, BOo and 1100 Dr. Turner's Complexion Cream SOo Dr. Turner's Velvet Complexion SOc My face would pain me to wash it.

It itched and burned and when I would scratch it would lrritste my face, and I would feci a burn ing sensation which caused me to lose sleep. Cleaners 60o Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 42c 25c Energlne .....21 50c Carhona 25c Mufti 21 25c Wright's Silver Cream at 21e THE BU0HTZ8T SPOT Of TOWlf- "Then I used Cuticura. They gave me relief and I used a fourth of a cake of Soap and a fourth of a box of Ointment when I was healed." (Signed) F.E.Grlbow, 950 N. Campbell Chicago, July 8, 1918. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are all you need for your skin and all toilet uses.

Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Saaal tufc TrM by Vdl. A4dri "0MW. P.y. a.

a.ilai." Bold wrwlMrs. Hoap'Ae. Ointment 26 Mid 'lie. HI1U II. with the American Expeditionary I a a mam "Bonita" Bandoline 25c Mulalfled Cocoanut Oil Shampoo" SOc Oil Cocoa RutterCreamSOc Oil Benxoin Honey and Almond Cream 39o Specials i 60c Odorono 46c 250 La Vorls 21a 35o Palm Olive Shaving Cream 25a 25o Service Shaving Cream 21 1 1 1 Notice to also to the extra tax for road and bridge purposes.

New Court Suit. Tha Iilllnnls Central Railroad Company has filed a suit In flssumpnit against the Latham Col Mining Company, claiming the sum of No details are given. Stockholders Zachariah N. Miller vs. Great BloominirtoR, 111., 3m.

IS 19. Ymi art hrelx notifM thnt the Snnutl nwtlng nt tha tncfcllnlilen nt tn M.n ill IM1TOK UAN AND HoMHSTKAK ASWXIA 20 Discount Every Day on Eastern Casualty Company, a suit In assumpsit for 1500, haa been filed to the January term of the circuit court. Willet Worth files suit for partition against Elizabeth Worth, his wife, and others. PAXTON NEW9 N0TE8. of BloomiuKMn.

"ill tx hcM on January 7, 1910. at 1 .30 p. at tfaa tttim orces Hi rTantr. no her of tha First Methodist Eplreopal rhurch of this city am. during his Bctive life nook a very prominent part In its affairs.

Death of An Infant, The infant child of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Jordan, of Chenoa, died ut St. Jamea hospital early this fore-noon. The remains will be taken to Chenoa for burial.

Mrs. Jordan, who Is at the fit. James hospital, reported to be In quite a serious condition. Wounded Soldier Home. There was much Joy and happiness in tho llahanna homo In Uwlght last evening, when Edward J.

Mahanna returned home on a seven day furlough, after experiencing the danger and privation of the European battlefields and being wounded In action. Mahanna, who was a member of Company 129th Infantry, was wounded in the ankle while In action and war Invalided back to the United States, arriving about the mlddl of December. He has since been at a convalescent hospital at Columbus, Ohio, Funeral of C. 8cattrday. The funeral service for th late Carl Leslie Scatterday, which were arranged for Saturday afternoon, have been postponed until three o'clock Sunday afternoon, January 5.

The cervices will be held at the First Methodist Eplscor.il church, Kev. John H. Rynn, of Kankakee, will conduct the assisted by Kev. M. O'Hatra.

In compliance of tha aocrttarr. In iai'1 eitr, for the flcctlos of tire for tha term of three -eara, and fnr the traniactinn of such other tmtina Mr. Amanda Roland Diss Other aa mar prorHr pome before aaii merting. You are alio requested, if you have not stared dor ao, to leave your paw booka with tha eecrfarr bfn the tch of tha present Items of Interest. Paxton, Jan.

I. (Special.) Mr. Amanda Roland, mother of Mrs. J. ainnth, eo that Hit Auditing Commttte ot Uia In management of the Huster Urown shoo store, and now with Co.

31. l3d Infantry, had been killed in action a few days proir to the signing- of the armistice, has been branded as false by W. O. Hickman, of this city, who has received a direct communication from CnntrresKinan W. n.

McKlnley and the war department, Lonfl-Lowery. Carl Henry Long and MI Mattle l.owery, both of Creek township, wore united In marrinno at 3 o'colck tills afternoon In the Methodist parsonage by Rev. A. M. Wells, pastor of the church.

Mr. Inir Is ft proml-tient farmer of Creek township. Miss Iowery has been vlsltlnc for some time, from Beardstnwn, with relatives at Lnne. The younic couple will make their home on a farm In Creek township. 1918 Fire Record.

The Clinton fire department exhibits the following record for fires during tho year, according to Chief Harry McDonald: Junurv, 4: February, March, April, May, 4: June, July. Aiurust. 2: Fop-lember. October. Novemher, 4: December.

2. Total, 3o during the year. Tho most serious fire was that of the residence home of E. Ft. Uarlow, ism Fast Main street.

Mason City Defeats Stanford. Mason City, Jan. S. (Hpeclal.) Stanford high school five was do- hero tnnljrht by tho score of 1 7 to 7, In the high school gymnasium This was the seventh successive Victory for the locals. Tomorrow evenins: they play Atlanta at that ftlace and hope to be able to uphold S.

Thompson, Is dead at tha home of her daughter. She was 79 years of twocletion may compare tht cntnaa uierel with thote ot the Secretary on the books the Auociation and mar be able to certify to the Director! that the earn agree with the account! of the Secretary. The caea booka will be returned at any time they may he called fnr after tha Ommlttet have examined aga and had been ill for soma time. Charles' W. Qozla, of Roberts, aged 28 years, la confined in the county Jail, following a preliminary hearing on a charge preferred by Ruby Pate, daughter of Robert Pate, who lives five miles southeast of Rob them Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables TAKE YOUR DISCOUNT Suppose today you could walk Into any big wholesale dry goods, clothing, drug or grocery house aid get 20 per cent Discount on retail prices, would yon take itf Or suppose you could walk Into any big retail clothing, drug or grocery store and get 20 per cent Discount Thousands of employes of wholesale and retail establishments get a 20 per cent Discount and take it.

This is exactly what you can do at PIGGLY-'WIGGLY. Your average saving will be 20 per cent. If this 20 per cent discount on dry goods, clothing and drugs would be a big saving in a year, think what it would mean to save 20 on every dollars' worth of Food-something you buy every day. Take Your Discount It Belongs to You. C.

W. gITKV, FwsMent H. 0. BENT, Secretary. erts, (iozla has been employed by wiin tne ruies ui uio coy u-j, health the casket will not be opened When your nerves are all on edge and sleep seems out of the question take at bedtime one or two him for the last three years aa a farm hand.

He waa recently discharged from th army at Camp Grant. Mrs. Frank Gleason, of Roberta died at her home Thursday, following a short Illness from Influensa and pneumonia. She leaves her husband and four small children. Funeral services will be held In Roberts on Saturday at 10 o'clock.

Sheriff A. T. Carlson went to Gib- at me cnurcn. PEKIN POINTS. Steve McDaniels Haa Filed Suit For Divorc Other Notes.

son City yesterday, where he made Pekin, Jan. (3ppcl0.) (Qlr record. E. J. Brown waa Steven Mclmnlels has filed a suit divorce frlm his wife, loia wt-DanielH, charging Infidelity.

The wife Is now confined in the county Jail, a levy on personal property of Is. J. Walters, on a writ of attachment la-sued out of the circuit clerk's office at Paxton by Noble of Gibson City. Affidavit filed by them shows the amount of their claim to be JfiOO, on account of money advanced for grain purchased of PIUS also Lester Hower, a charge hav Ing been preferred against them. They were arrested lu.it week and have been unable to furnish ball pending a further Investigation by Lartaef Sale at Any Medieino in tht World.

Sole) avaryvr hara. bos eft. 10c 26fa Entertained Last Evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Schloeffel entertained the if. V. Club and 'their hushamls last evening' in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, of Daven-: jiort, la- i Mr.

Charles Hansler Die. Elkhart, Jan. 3 (Special.) Mre. Charles Hansler past away last nidht an illness of one week and one day. was taken with Influ-: enra.

which was followed by pneumonia. She leaves besides her husband, four children and one little granddaughter. tho February grand jury. Mrs. Will Stephen Die.

Miss Maude Hinsey, of thla city, has received notification of tho death of her niece, Ernestine Case-Stephens, wifo of Will Stephens, of Chicago. Mrs. Stephens waa a Comb Honey, per cake Van Camp Pork and 12V.0 Walker's Chilli Concarne, per 17'o Van Camp Chlllt oncarne, large 2o Quaker Oats, small package 11c Cream Wheat, package 2o Wheatlna, package 1o Library Pork and Beans, No. 12o Irish Potatoes, 15 1 peck 1e Macaroni, per package 7'A Spaghetti, per package 76 Library Sweet Corn, per can 16o Elk Early June Peas, per 14'2o Llbby Potted Meat, small eo Ivory Soap, small Vt Gold Washing Powder Miller A Hart's Square Deal Bacon, 36 Mince Meat, per package Snlder's Oyster Cocktail, per 23o Palmollve Bath Rose Jap Rose J'8 Lewis Lye, per "8 Blueing, per bottle Nucoannt Oleomargarine, per lb 2Vt Argo Starch, per package Airline Honey, per Jar 83e, 41, So Twenty-Mnle Team Borax, per package 4Jie, 70, 101-2e Brooms, the very best, each 98c Toilet Paper, large rolls 9c Soda, 1-1 b. package 6c Plymouth Rock Gelatine 14'2o White House Coffee, per lb 37c Del Monte Seedless, per package 142c Navy Beans, per lb 11o Lima, Beans, per lb 16c LIbby Salmon, tall can 2Sc Grape Nuts, per package 122c Searchlight Matches So Oak Grove Oleomargarine, per lb 38e Ever Good Oleomargarine, per lb 38e Fresh Creamery Butter, per 67c Asparagus Tips, No.

3 can, per 22e Jello, all flavors Campbell's Soups, per can 10o Karo Syrup, No. 10 69c P. A O. White Naptha Soap, per bar. 71j.e Largs Ivory Soap, per bar 1li2s Castorla, per bottle 28o Kellogg's Cornflakes, per 1214c Tall Milk, per can 12Vio Fruited Wheat, per package Quaker Oats, large package 28o Calumet Baking Powder, 16-oz.

22c Round can Sardines, per can 12'ic Catsup, large bottles 18o Sliced Dill Pickles, per Jar 28c Star Ammonia, per package 4e Snlder's Catsup, large bottle 30c Pearllne Washing Powder, per package. 6c Star Naptha Washing Powder, per pkg. Bo Hereby Cocoa, -lb. can 16o Grape Fruit, large Juicy ones 6'2o LIbby Queen Olives, large 28c Red Beans, per can 10 '2o Red Kidney Beans, per can 13'2e Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per 13o Maple and Cane Syrup, large 37o Crab Meat, large can i22o Lima Beans, per can 15o Puff Wheat, per package 12'2o Puff Rice, per package 12'2o Quaker Corn Flakes, per package fi'jo Kirk's Flake White Soap, per 6'2c Prunes, per lb 124c Hershy's Chocolate, 19o Pancake Flour, 4-lb. sack 31 '2o Buckwheat Flour, 4-lb.

tack 81'2c Popcorn, per package 82 Beachnut Peanut Butter, Jar, 12c, 202c, 30c Kream Krlsp Shortening per can 19c, 27c, 54o Tomatoes, No. 3 can 19o Beachnut Vinegar, quart bottle 33o Fancy Head Rice, per lb 12o Table Salt, per sack 4o Yeast Foam S'iC daughter the lata Edward Case, born and reared In Tremont She was aged thirty-six years. Surviving are her husband, three children and one sister, Hessia Case-Kelly, of Little Rexroat-Still. Delavan. Jan.

S. 'Special.) Th marriage of Miss Ethel Rexroat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Rex-roat, to Don N. Still, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Still, was solmenized In Chicago Tuesday evening, December 81. Both young people are well known In Delavan, wher they have many friends. The groom Is at present employed In Elgin. The bride Is a graduate of the Delavan high school nnd for the past few years has been a teacher In the achools. a Girts Challenge Teacher.

Mason City. Jan. S. (Special The young ladles of the Mason City high school basketball team Issued a challenge this afternoon to the lady teachers of the puhlio schools for a game January 10. Miss Eula Brown, principal of the high school and coach for th young ladies, replied to the challenge by saying that the teacher would accept, but at a later date.

Stricken With Paralysis. INCREASE BABY'S STRENGTH Everybody loves a baby and etaerybody wants a baby abundantly robust There are many foong children to whom Hock, Ark. Brief Mention, The. New East liluff school building is nearing completion. Richard OBrien, of Oroveland, haa been appointed principal in charge.

THAT BOY.FIX"KNOWS To The severe cold weather last night iCOTTS has caused the ice companies in this locality to make preparatlona to begin tha Ice harvest next Monday. This morning the Ice was six inches thick. Something you want fixed? Or some pipes you want fitted? EMULSION giren in smalt portions at intervals during each day, would be an important factor in overcoming malnutrition and starting PIGGLY WIGGLY 'All Over the World. 103 East Front Street TJ. 8.

Admn. License 09561. PIGGLY-WIQGLY No. 2 will open on North Main Soon. F.urbtiry.

Jan. 3 fPperlal.) Mi. William Younger, a pioneer of this vicinity, goffered a stroke of paraly-l sis this morning and her condition Is serious1. i i COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTS. Liv Fairbury Organisation Shews Remarkable Growth.

Vairbury, Jan. 3. (Special.) The Fairbury Commercial club tonight elected W. H. Roth president: H.

A. I'ressler, vice president; Charles Heins, secretary; U. T. McDowell, treasurer; Charles Fitzgerald, C. P.

H. Carrlthera, G. Y. McDowell and W. E.

Stephey, directors'. Fifteen members were voted In. Tho i int. new inn a membership of about Whatever you need In the plumbing line keep this well In the fore tit your mental process that we're always on the job; that we work with rapidity and charge modestly for our service. I.

A. LEDERER 221 East Front Street, PHONE 210-X. them well on the road to robust-net. Every drvp of SCOtt'B it par, rich nourishment, tht kind that baildt ttrength and mromolrt healthy growth. Colds Cause Headaches and Pains frerill lludirhcs snd Bodr Ptlits etiaeA from roH tre rn r-lieved hr tuliir LAXA- Children Thrive on Scoff's tevll Uoue.

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