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Tlir INT 1111. tllMUV. MHIMIillt IHI. 170 Color Slides BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL NEWS ITEMS IN BRIEF Home Bureau Units To Donate Gifts ttiLTAX. IPNSi Ti MiiLn-Uthlil ll.n Hurra tih.ti i.l h44 an a.

I day Vr4ta hm lit Normal Makes $93,698 Dent In Bond Quota ramping e.mm.iu, In rf( fcf in pMy. The eiiKuiuf buarj thr Corn council tf lh IW kniU will b14 a mung p. m. Wr-lrenuy at th YMCA Another Iwwul nl Ihi ta till lh rourl dt rwmof Thurt day nighl at lh rwiiihou for Chief Nnbbuna (MUrn rounlyl dun let Th br4 wtU mtl at p. tn itn th rurl of bono at p.

Hospital Notes III. jMtph'a. IVirnU admitted: Mr Cr.ce To Be Exhibited pAf Wesleyan rod entered In Ihe national rnlrl and Jutf cl by in Ctrnfii rtuh will bo fir la lh public al trt(utm-fr at 1 Jo m. to- 0''Chl. The eihit.it will at It Arl t( iS.nit VVwkjfin imivet ty.

r.fl la hon Kill the 10 winning from Chirac Included r.i!iiMnn alt trpra of picture including 0.0-1 Th ehiM I rucing tiMxttore-d by I he Camera rtub end lllim.it Wetlryan tmitrrtiiy, Plumbing Healing Supplies l.r Arm GAS HEATERS Utjp tulutn taaier In hurry. ItrMdjr MAQC i in.mii giu.aa KANGK IlOll.KKS Elra llraty Mandard $12.75 $10.95 Bloominglon Sanitary Supply Co. fc (rtilrf Mr Nor Hide. I lion al (enter a Holds Program MtY CRUVf- Tc Vlo TW l.ri trff.iKt,c..'j rtt K. iiiiri a aW f.B.i "Jl'f a tt-t'tn i'tl (it1Jj (9 Mrml ttatb.J lurja pirwtil lSd tt -eg U-r) rt ll ItrcltaUtrfi If (tLty ty J4 "-a tU't ft' fun-- lhf.fn an I ta4 ir-t ty M.

My TREMONT M.4 Ju-n Kiimoi al lv tirjiy taw ly la 1 her ThanaH.g af'in 'h hrr arrt.tt, Dr 4 Mr, I lliufnrftfi hrin, a a'fm by M. lr.t Jj4sn ftJ Chifafia. -rri'y i.t Margaret tf reka cm We4i-ety i tetrral da lail.n brr brother. Paul It. Waikmtn and fam ly.

Mr. and Mr. lUgc. Thorp and n. r.u Jr.

of Wah- bum arrHed Wrdr.nday for a Uil of erfl daM tf mother, Mri. C. O. Alo. Mi: Lena rrtjrnH Te.

day from the SU I'tanct bmMtal in Peria het ht retired treatment for eerl krk. Mr. Ada Carrier Ml Thur-day for Chicago lo vrral day witn her daughtrr anl hut-band. Mr. and Mr Dave Itydrn Mm Shirley iW.Utrr.

a ij-dent at the Cnheriity tf arrived Wrdne4ay for her Thankrgiving afatin iih her parent. Mr. and Mr. llolliger. tlAUtWAHT FOR ritOMIT DKMVKKY! Soultwm IlllnoU' Itel From Quality Cirri Field.

URGE LUMP 6x3 FURNACE Oil Treated STOKER ALSO Springfield large lump Springfield 6x3 furnace VICTORIA 4x2 WASHED EGG Phone 5578-5 BAUMGART Lumber Coal Co. 1001 W. Market SL School Club jnr. Our Now Neighbors a-May M-, a tt Mi Amazing results shows in imtingVITAlllYl in HtVn, Irr.proptr CsU ewrtwt undue wor-rse, cold. r.a or other r.nra eften impair lh atomach a Cr-ti funruons mad reduces lh td tvlood atrrngtii.

A pmnn rno ta pw(tnc en eoiy a to fcJUty o.od4 o1mo or UHnattt dl-ll carwlty ol onlf to au-. ruMiMl tr naolK-artwL At aurh tint ltur BJ. 010 rtt Ua and uoettoa prop-etsy. lndi.t-J fl a im rT.i.m a Utata la daUtmant to txxX baaitb. It you are atibHt to pe 4ieua or avupart erftrtaDl rrd-bloed aa to eaua ot your irouttia.

yt bar oo or-tmif rompneattoo or forai infaethxt. LiMl Tnnto may ba )ut what ran im4I b5S Tonic dnirnH 1 1 tt promnt iba Cow of VITAL tiiUESTtva Jt'lC Ul in th atmnarh and Ji buU-UP HLOOD anit.NUTIt hn drOfimt. Ti to imporunt rulta enabia you lo abjoy Iba food you do rat tnakt ux of It aa Nature inUDdad. Thua ou way nw yiuiity P-P baoMB atuinatad more aiuacuvtl lyili ShiraV Health n4 Htp America Win Thottund and thouind of tirr bar traimrd to tba benrnta 8SS Toole baa broucht to thin and arirottAo rwwta aboa that It fta rraulta that'a by a inanr ar Tonic bulldt aturdr baaltl man you Ilk yourwlf loin." A aruttorraUl0aod20oa.aLt a-Co. Ml rowrc hdft build STURDY HEALTH 4 mi a 1 1 Woodford Names 20 Draftees rtJtfKA.

U'Sil-T i tt. ttittv.y in i I at: firf gre.ital rh--l'y 4'f A h'. ijr t. e-ej, I' r- e. r.i C.

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i oejy t-jr Iliit.tit fir; ire When your battery son dead jul rail ti and we'll do tht rrt. Heller at ill use our free battery Inspection a sure preventive of unexpected battery failure. WHEN IT'S All nnel llreproof Garage in Illinol IIE. DALWCINO sroitAGE TIKf-S WASlllMi IlATTtRIKH DB0TIEL Cor. East and Jefferson SI.

Phone 1 2199-0 2 Womon Hurt In Collision Mr. Mary n.lr, New Yoik. and Mr. Nell- Aitx cl. Ml South Cer.lor trerl.

et lo Jit. Jum-ii' haiU Mn4ay rrrovrfirig from WJufie rerrited hrn lh car in rurh Ihrjr wr railing roll ni rl with car dmm by Am lMa Thoma. Ity, lh inirricrlion of M4in and Market street early Sunday morning. Mr. H.lrjr, ho uUind a gained rg ami head laceration a th tnt rrnnjlr Injure Ihe two, Xtra, Arbofatt buck and brur.

Scout Celebration A celebration In hn.r of the completion of the wail at Camp ky Soul tmp al Laa ttionminclon. it la held al lh YMCA at 7 30 p. m. The party li for men who Mined In lh building of thr wall. Harry Mclralf.

rhatrman of XelNOiTft Trxnro Service f-r Uaohing MnMHilrlng Kulliilflng LubricalUif lr Tlrra Itallrrlr Kul rmenlalh (aatpound for Horn or ImluMrjr II K. HaUtlnriaaj H. Hum 35: 1 the $1.00 a Store of Fashion 'r i' Molkrii tf Nor ml hat rrirtH a Mt tf ll in fr lh ar kMin rmtun, tl. T. IVM itniim.n.

UoftdftV ernwfl. Thu 41 prrirrnl i4 of II.VOOO. imiy on prrimi. a. un Mr.

Jack hHrr.n a precinct lrMlrr. e.n turr IS lvo a far, Mr. id. Morr. added, I no other art t.ni a Wt diurf from their gal.

Th it nrijhunrhwud xiUcitort in lh 10 prtvtncu are timing lo rtarh tr.eir gl by the end tt th.a rrk. ODELL Thomat 11 nod. Chirf for. mvfjy or tkirii. vitiivu wm fiirn'f her Tuesday.

Wrtr-tay arvd Thurdar. and alto attended la bunnri maltvr. Mr. Raymond Prir and on. rtaymurd Leo, went lo Chitao Wntnradar fur a li day iil with th former huiband pt rntt.

Mr. and Mr. C. Pr.re. Mr.

Jak Wakey of Odrii and lr IV.I Itanman and Vtt Donald Itruer of Chicago vuitrd Monday in un wr. former' daughter, Juanita ho Irfl Monday evrn.ng fr Pan, Tex, to make lhal rity brr future home. Mn Juanila i former retidrnt of Odrll. I The Vaughan Sunday whool cta member wer entertained by Mr. C.

L. Dcflcnbaugh and Mr. tidnm Wolter at lh home of th former Tueday afternoon. Mr. P.

J. Eckhotf and Mr, frank Halne look part In lb program. Lunch wa erved. The Bid and Rye tlub member wer entertained by Mr. Milton J.

Brown at the horn of her parent, Mr. and Mr. Weiley Brown, who rend ouihwet of ton, VS'ednesday evening. Grace A. Metx, reporter.

ATLANTA Mii Thclma Bruner returned hnma Wednesday from the Dea- concx honpital in Lincoln follow ing a major operation recenuy. Th P. eluh wn entertained Tuesday night at the home of Mr. Otto Dreher. Prlie were presented to Mr.

Fred Miller, Mr. Berlin Bateman. Mrs. Amo Hout and Mr. Ivan Lake.

Mr. Roa Craber and on, ii-11am, have moved here from Arm-lneton and occuoy one of the apartments of Miss Margaret Kcp-hart Mr. and Mr. Earl Mountjoy have gone to San Diego, where they expect to live. WAYNESVILLE W.

V. Barr returned Saturday to Highland Park. Mr. Barr and ton, Steven, remained for a longer visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jame Buck. Mr. and Mr. G. E.

LaDew have received word from their ion. Corp. Kay LaDew, that he underwent an operation Wednesday on his leg which wa injured while he was overseas. He is convalescing at the Gardner hospital in Chicago. Mrs.

Oliver Buck and son David returned Friday after a few days visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Webb at Danvers. Ruby Jones, reporter. Vnr Shipment ot Bracelet Charms! 59' to Kterllni? and Coin Silver Charm largest collcrtlon we've awn anywhere Western, Indian. Animal.

Mexican rhnrm Illnoeular. F-nby Carriage. Woven Ilnsketa. Raby Sihoes, Engine, Keya, Covered Wagon, Jeep. Movable part on Ibe following Hula Dancer, RrlMora.

I'ocket Knife, High Chair with Tray. Water Jug with Stopper and Chain, Skate, and mnny others. Uf lUrmt -m- A a. a. a4 I Is a lo I'M in Uauarr T.

hum Ia Uiirr.ih(trf arid Uc Whi I hanut i'ttUt, Wit, lUv ai4 rtuitrMr i.i rt iann r.n MINIER Mr)i ut I he ll. Llanl Hen hvm.l Ixully Ihaea'fitg rtay al lh hm Krr prni. jr rt M. If. W.

IU.r. Guita Io t-fh. it-. tM.4 gia le in lh Minoek i.it.e al lr 'hornr tf Mr irt. XUt.

t). t. and Mr. tt'at turner Crhr, pnnj-al of ld.ft fm Wrdnewtat to li. Jean Dunn and arol Mrrrt ty Ihrir mnma'e.

Mary Kanborn. iU4rn'( al Ml. toISrse. Kankakr. ar ipending holiday vacation al th C.

and Veld Me homr-t, Mr. and Mr. Itrt Tuchrl rnl Thanhislving al Ihe R. K. Ir.

hem in Springfield. Their daughter in law. Mr. Robert Tuchtl. and lo young xn.

Robert and Thoma 1st. returned home thrnt for a Uit- The memif of lh Minier Woman's club enl 60 doren homrmad cwOiir lh irnicc men- center in TueNtay. M. Jacq irljn Tuchrl and Rrt Kininger. frehmrn tu4rnt at th.L'nieriy of came Wednrkday In trnd lh a-ation t.Oiiday Iheir home.

Morri I'rin a al the ur.l-vertity, ram Ffiday night Mut Patricia Appemeller. tu-dent cadet nurt in training at the Memorial hotpiut in Spring field. spending from Irfay night until Sunday evening her family here. The new United Slate nickel contain no nlrkcl, but I 96 percent copper, 3J percent liher and 9 percent manganeie. $100 Monthly for Sickness and Accidents II llmpllal llenrflla Ta) I I 11.000 If hlllrd eU 3e a lay POMCV MAT Utr.K lOlt INSPKITION A NEW lrkne acrld nt 1i pltal that pays up lo IHi a month for dUablllty frra olrLnma or acrldmt and bnltal benefit In addition pay your beneflrlary up to l.mo If you are killed eoats only 3 rent a day.

And mint Important It cover ALL accident from the very flrmt day ALL alcknea from the very flrt day. except tho specifi cally excludr.1 In Ihe policy. No waiting period of 7 or 14 day. a many polblet require. It ha other benefit you will see them all for yourelf when you send for a regular policy on FREE Inspection without obligation.

Postal now la offering thl protection on a quarterly payment plan of only or fl for a whole rrnr'n protection. BUT SE.ND NO, MONEY. Write for policy on free Inspection. No scent will call no medical examination. Write todny send full name, addrew, age.

oc- cupntlnn. and name of beneficiary to Postal Life ft Caannlty Insurance Company, 3.10!! Postal Life Building. Kansas City 2. Mo. Ad.

of the Year Chesterfield $29.95 100 Wool Melton! Warmly Interlined! The fine tailoring and workmanship of a $40.00 coat. A coat to go to business over suits and dresses, to lunch and to town, md bless em, they even go over eve- things with confident correctness. a Store of Fashion Bracelets for Charms Sterling Silver Chain of aturdy llnki wllh alrong fastener adjuctnble In length and can accommodate dozens of charms. iVninfo. tot Nth ti av nue; Arwana Urrick, 40 South t'n(rtity lrri, Nwrmal.

Mm. Mary Khrthan. 1101 Writ C'hrttnul M'v Nrtti A'bo. gail. 0 tmlrr trr-t; Mr Mary tlrily, Cbiragu; Mrt.

Matlock. I fty; Mrt, lUlith Sogin. llryorth; rarrt Ijinr. Ilrvworth: kl a 1 WoUrrirff. rarmrr City: C)en U'llara, Hud-m; Clyf IVir.

Covrntan, tnd t'trd Mulvanry, ISo. North Marti, ivinui. W. Andrrn. Uighl; rairt 1.

Ilcy worth: Hobcfi anninni. 112 Summit ilrret. medial, ttuth Stiver. LrRington; Mr. Durthy Matt.

Uibw.n City: Mrs. Pauline Traulman. VI Uiruil itrrrl: Mr. Ma Urhring. 310 Main itrrrl: hadrll Hit.

r.JU worth: Tbeialur Shcnk. 1 1 10 MarArthur avenue, urgiral. dumiiird: Mr. fVa-Iric Sumner, Mn. Trei Urrtham.

r. r. Mr Dlher C.erl.ng. 1011 South Wright. lrrel: Jewel Dean McAI, fib u.n Ciivr rrl Caiirr.

407 Writ Mulberry alreel; Clen Whit. 807 cuiiim Morria aenue: fJeraol Crump. Carlock: Dal Itaker. 601 South Center u-eet: jonn Mann. 302 Derumore Mr.

Donald Stewart and baby boy, Le Roy; Mr. Meltln Craig ana woy uoy. Kavbro.k: Mrs. Robert Kid well and baby girl, 611 Writ Jackion ilreet. Brokaw.

ratienU admitted: Mr. Allen Spaid. r. r. 3: William Crawley.

Lt Roy; Mr. N. E. Franklin. Ux- Ington; Jamea O.

Flood, ou Monroe street: Charlea E. Won- derlln, 909 North Evan itreet. miviir.l. Ml. Ruth HaUey.

702 South Vale itreet; Mr. Hubert L. Darnett, Marion, lurglcal. Patients dismUsed: Mr. Ceorge Hollock, Farmer City; Mr.

Ceorge McKenry. 310 Eal wuinerrj treet; Mi Anna Mae Wilkin. 607 4 North Main ilreet; Mr. Charle Erp. 1019 West Seminary avenue: Arthur r.

jonnson, Wct Vernon avenue, Normal: Mr. Flora EppUicn, Farmer City: Everett Roeder. 701 North Fell avenue. Normal; Jonn tvereu Blcavin. Le Roy; Harold Shoel.

Towanda; Charles welling, ouo South McClun street; Coral Potior rinnnpan: Mrs. Edith L. Smith. Le Roy; Clyde Schmidt, Carlock. Mennonlte.

ratienU admitted: Eugene Funk Sr Shirley; D. W. Fischback Chenoa; Richard Adams, Chenoa w. Waltz. 410 Phoenix avenue medical.

James Wilson. Stanford; Hal Reinine. Stanford: Eugene Maxwell, Clinton, surgical. Patients dismissed: Ben run Shirley; Mr. Winnie Rolofson Waoella: Verne Price.

Astoria Mrs. Elmer Bruckcr, Cropsey; Walter Cochran. Shirley: Mrs Emma v. Peoria: Arnold Ashman. Chatsworth: Mrs.

Claude Rinco and baby cirl. 804 East Monroe street; Mrs. i. m. spear and baby girL 808 Manchester road, Normal.

ARROWSMITH Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fulton entertained Thanksgiving day C.

L. Davis, Ada Davia and Alice Dietz of Decatur. Miss Marilyn Fulton returned home with them to visit until Sunday. Th mpmher of the American Legion auxiliary were entertained with a potlucK supper ai me nome of Mrs. Lena Winsett in Normal Saturday evening.

Mr snH Mrs. Chester Maurine and family of Grandville spent Thanksgiving with t-nanej caia-well and Miss Myra Arrowsmith. FLANAGAN Vannath Mpnhauser is a medi cal Datient at Mennonite hospital, Bloomington. Mrs. Henry Anions was nosiesb to the Pinochle club Friday.

USE COMMON SENSE AND WORLD'S BITTER TONIC LAXATIVE AND STOMACHIC MEDICINE Note: Improvement 5n name of product to World's "Bitter" Tonic. No change made in tne lormuia AS A BITTER TONIC Helps Stimulate Appetite AS A LAXATIVE For temporary Constipation AS, A STOMACHIC neuevca si Mnatincr from undigested food when due to COMMON SEHSE SAYS: II me niovciiiciiu v. through the intestinal tract or bowel is sluggish, clogged or delayed, it may bring on temporary constipation. And this may be a contributing cause of symptoms or etnmarn. conaiuons sucu no, ii frnm pas.

DioauiiK and a jaded or poor appetite. or over a quarter of a century, thousands of delighted users have praised tne laxauve Caution: Use only as directed. Get a bottle now at Smith, Walgreen, Moratz Drug Store and all modern drug stores. Here's trie Coat WOMEN GIRLS Eager as we have been to give you good wartime transportation since Pearl Harbor we are making plans now to do an outstanding job in the days to come as manpower shortages and material shortages disappear. As new buses are allocated to us by Uncle Sam and our Www) Help Make Vitally Needed NAVY DECK JACKETS This wonderful garment is part of a complete outfit designed to protect your sons, husbands, brothers in the navy from the worst weather on the high sea's.

Permanent Jobs Now and After the War for Machine Operators (Sewing Experience Essential) Inspectors, Markers, Etc. (No Sewing Experience Necessary) BETTER THAN GOOD PAY IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS 08-HOUR DAY; 6 DAY WEEK TIME AND A-HALF FOR ALL OVER 40 HOURS. VACATION WITH PAY APPLY NOWSrd Floor 417 S. Center St. AH Persons Now Engaged in Essential Industry Need Not Apply.

Office and Factory of Woolenwear Co. mm if if 4ic-' traffic worn buses are rejuvenated you'll be surprised at the economy, 7 1 Ml 111 1 11 nil) comfort, convenience and comradeship in city bus travel. Your city bus service will continue to be THE BEST for hometown use to get to factory, office or stores and for pleasure trips. Then, as now you will find that same old fashioned cheerful courteous and helpful bus operator. If Hi I I I I BLOOMINGTON NORMAL a Because Courtesy Prevents Accidents Roland's First Floor I.