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i THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1011. FIVF. Fairbury Digs In at Hospital BIS CHIEF WAHOO By Saunders and Voqqcn AM AOUI2A04.C i RUTV IS LAI TJHKr I WAS BtAD CAT ni PHONE WANTED 4500 ItS-BECAUSE MY ANCESTORS. 1 1 tVA0O AlCfAOtT tLESS FELLOWS. BOUGHT MAWHATTAM I VsOO DO NOT 1 1 COT SNOUCH I 40 FROM YOUR PEOPLE FOR 2.

I SCLM ELATED. 1 I I A Jh. rL I WiXT C4T ACctsT TMn icju lr-iiisrr lost I VErfaSK. ANU DtLAUSt WISH TO MADAME NOS I kCHlEf WAMOO FOX vNAVlT otr i r. itif.

Lions Club Plans for T. UJ ts. Uf(t Tk ttk hu wif "wl t-' fi mii iir i iav Kr tfl IV sf JWrw ft t. thttrh. mml ti cSrh.

Nark rer i.z'. Is iirtf Homecoming Will Initiate 7 On Oct. 14 oiiwojf cmr. ipn EE SURE Gib Oty Man hU thir FAIRBURY (PXS) Horses, tractors and workmen combined their efforts Wednesday in excavating for the basement of the new Fairbury hospital obstetrical unit. Five tractors offered through the courtesy of Fairbury dealers, together with a road grader and team were on the job during the day.

lly Cm limy 2.rTf'Tr'''''- kw vt luncheon Tuly lth lh Ir Krar.k Itloom- ton lor. th ptktr. It toll of t- la lhr years aco. t- Ml DONT JUST "HOPE" Setn new mtmWii vi ltltJ ml Ihetr rnur.e on II IKAI TCCJ tCn ThM jinlpj; are: ChsrUa John Cramnun4. 4 Cry.

I. II Manr.io John Vilon n4 Howard Carter. I.n. for the Chon CTir Horn- Winners in Flower Show Announced Entries More Than Expected At Clinton i i jaar" lr. rtt -3 frrtl'f tTi': jr st.

t3 sJ3-- y-. l-s a tl ir tni 1 "3 a-l at.1 Iti vf lft tl tr jr -rm matt a- ct. 9. at as yi IrtrmmXe. Th fomttliM in chars th Ujr" anj gtrU m4 up of tfJen Turner, chairman.

Jms Hartford. Itarmon4 CJvtL XxM Au.sporcer. T. T. ar.MO.

lUr.ry HMi or 1ftl t4lt 1 1 l. $(P50 SORE 0E Are Nature's Warning That lx fr cai ac issj trau CLINTON. (PNS) Ribbon and eash award winners named In the fifl quatiif Wtk t. lull CORNS ARE COMING! flower show being held this week as part of the fall festival under NLY t't Mrtt Al ant ur. aka ill auspices of the Clinton Busi 3 I'ar or V-r T'4'4 I Sua ItWo.

i kkk ness and Professional Men's club were announced Thursday by Mrs. to mrp It w4 MxfaiNMKia. cla4 lo f4il7 Uauly bo cota tm)W V. J. Ketterson, chairman, as fol OPTICAL (0.

DR. BERKS Biiomh or I lows: Class one, organization entries DIGGING IN. Even the chairman dor manual labor! Marion Fugate, chairman of the building committer, doesn't confine hinwlf to getting others to work, but actually shovels dirt himvlf, and lends a hand wherever needed. Members of the John Jxla pot N. 51.

American Legion, agreed to dig the basement for the new building. tM a II K.twr I Cr. Santa Anna. Creek, West Earnett VARIETY. There were some ore backs and aching arms, because these men aren't all used to this kind of work.

Here Alf Callaby, farmer; Jerry Milne, florist; Jake Peter, trucker, and Perry Keck, insurance man, are digging around the edge of what will be the basement of the new building. and Clintonia homo bureau units Class two, flowers for living room table: Mrs. Tom Johnson, Mrs George Noggle, Mrs. D. E.

Bartley Getty, Colfax, pianist Other offi and Mrs. Bertha Rolofson; honor- Mrs. Fred Wilson; honorable men- cers installed wer Mrs. Belle Kemp, Grldley, vice president; Mrs. HI a An Inn VT a -rwmwt a Leroy Woman Mrs.

R. E. Alvcy and Mrs. Torn Mr9' Alma Seaton- Ruth Marlowe. Leroy, secretary; Mrs.

Emma Terven, Cooksville, Class four, grasses: Mrs. Bert Johnson. Vance, Mrs. W. Swearlngen, Mrs.

Class three, tea table bouquet: New President treasurer; Mrs. Delia Phillips, Leroy, chaplain; Mrs. Pearl Devore. Grace. Crang, Mrs.

Merle Arm Grace McCuddy and Mrs. Edgar Glenn. strong, Mrs. Vallie Bolinger and Tcwanda. historian, and Mrs.

Bethel Wahls, Saybrook, sergeant Class five, berried shrubs and Of Council at arms. There wert 69 members present vines: Mrs. Frank Rundle, Mrs. George Noggle, Mrs. Frank Rundle and Mrs.

Earl Murphy. from Colfax. Saybrook. Cooksville. Class six, gourds: Farmer City Leroy, Bloomington and Grldley.

Hra Is Butck's superb solution to thm problems pofd by mofclng UJrillcTuilO our national defense, as It should be. Industrial America's No. I Job rgg DEFEHSE f- Garden club, Mrs. Nate Shlveley, Mrs. Jrvatnertn trurtls, program Auxiliary Holds Election at Arrowsmlth Mrs.

D. EL Bartley and West Bar- nett home bureau unit. chairman, presented the following on the program: S. G. Birky.

Mrs. Mildred Bratcher. Lloyd Smith. Mrs. Hazel Norman, Paul Odell.

I Committee members assisting In arranging the display said there ARROWSMITH. (PNS) Mrs and Mies Reta Bane. were more than twice as many en Grace Schlosser, Leroy, was Installed as president of the McLean tries as had been expected when OTHJJlUlLiiAJlLilLi li the show was first planned. 1 STANFORD county council of the American Legion auxiliary, at the Methodist a Return Verdict The Royal Neighbor Sewing will be the guests of Mrs. Herman Lowe at Minler Friday after church in Arrowsmlth, Wednesday evening, by Mrs.

Dale Bower, Bloomington. I In Clinton Death noon. 3 Jftv Mrs. Bower was assisted by Mrs. Dr.

G. B. McNeely moved to his office from his horns to th Farmer Luella Thompson, Bloomington, as sergeant at arms and Mrs. Olive CLINTON. (PNS) That Dennis building Wednesday.

Elliott, Dover, Tenn youth died instantly when crushed by steel shifting in a C. B. Q. coal car on the Illinois Central railroad en- route from Granite City, I1L, to Clinton some time Oct. 1, was the verdict of a coroner's jury which held an inquest into his death at Pullen funeral chapel Thursday morning.

Coroner John Herington conducted the investigation. The body of the young man re mains at Jrouiens, pending nnai word from relatives at Dover. You get the BEST from FOURGreotWhiskeyStotes Etc Prepared! Our New Neighbors HETWORTH. Mr. and Mrs.

was no time to duck or dodge the facts. Richard Wiseman, a boy, born 1 So vc didn't try. Wednesday at Mnnonite hospital in Bloomington. II Buy a New "Home Comiori" FURNACE Now Save the Difference! 1ST tOt RICHNESS FORREST. (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Peterson of Campus, a boy, born Tuesday at the Fairbury hospital This is their second child. JlrS-Tl 'I; IS Mrs. Peterson was the former Miss Large. Heavy Duty One-Piere RadlatorV LaVerne Thomas of Forrest.

tuives tin more neaii rurpoi oi rpe-k rial Heat-Kesisting Metal and Heavily Ribbed. (Guaranteed to Last Longer) ESS 1 Now we're announcing thoc 1942 cars. Why wistc words telling you how good they arc! 'You can't put language in the gas Lank and learn cither how many or hmv enjoyable arc the miles you'll get per gallon. Th erc's a better answer you drive these cars themselves. Come on, do that! Put your tnrn yardstick on their quality.

It would be a shame, for you and for ut, to have you miss the drcadnaucht Iiuick we've built to stand up successfully to the toughest job in years. jr-v ii i ii Hospital Notes AT CLINTON. 1ST FOK BOUQUET ft Locomotive Type Duplex Grates Mad for Long Years of Service and Kasier to Operate Extra Large Water Fan to Give off Healthful, Moist Heat, csja CLINTON. (PNS) Miss Peggy Stoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Stoll, was admitted to John Instead yvc said these being the materials critical in the defense program, we'll do our planning for 1942 with that foremost in mind. Not merely for nn "acceptable" car certainly not for any "ersatz" number. Wc had to have a real and representative Buick. One wc could be proud of. One able enough, active enough, durable enough to serve till annual new models arc the rule again.

Wc resolved on a 1942 automobile of such merit as could carry the Iiuick reputation without fault until other new Iiuicks, however far off, could come along to refresh it. Warner hospital for surgery Thurs- aay night. 7-50 IX IS lark Sit II wim rw! II Fred Callison was admitted for medical care, and Mrs. Nora Tor-bert, medical, was discharged BEST FOK Small Tt a raymrqt Deliver. Balaare Over 18 Months.

F. H. A. Plaa). Thursday.

lastallalkNM ArraaceS far ky Cotnpeteat laatallrr Vj. SMOOTHNESS Joe Smith, Clinton, and William Howell, Wapella, were admitted "Fire Guard" Automatic Coal Stokers for medical care Wednesday. CLINTON thmr car hat AIL THIS fOt YOU r) Mr. and Mrs. H.

T. Swigart and EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS Smoke a4 Gaa r.llmlaalar. ISraatiral Htra-R-Tri Ma tea Meat. IN OtTY.TWO son, Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph proof Meet Honprr. Robb left Thursday to motor to Great Smoky mountains and other fltlSAU EST 'OK BODY hlleal. rabaeraaalaaeS radla lalrrfereare). tfA0f vaivt.ij.taa OeOUM UllwrmM 1-. Aatnmatla C'oalrala fa renlaleS tern prral are, OS.

CWO 3 OAJHTtinArr U(IDSD (1 I Caalral rwt am9 xxwAii fve4rrt cowwirMwa toes noa rasM Mast aOAXs wt tvuf AAwttssd Tfitrnaa roct mahi southern points of Interest. The Rev. and Mrs. R. L.

Cart-right are expected to come Friday from Virden to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Black and Mr and Mrs.

William Littleton. Reverend Cartright was pastor of the Clinton Christian church 20 years ago and will be the guest pastor at the Sunday homecoming services here. Miss Abby Ross of the Clinton Business and Professional Woman's club will go to Springfield Saturday to attend a state institute of and at the Abraham Lin-coin hotel. Mr. and Mrs.

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