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THE PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1916 Winchester Guns and Shells E. Hurst, 206 W. Front St. J. YOUSIM High-Grade Ladies' Tailor and Furrier.

Riding Habits. Suits and Dresses Remodeled. 108 Washington Over Homuth's. wot AUTO TIRES We Do all Kind of Tire and Tube VULCANIZING AND DOUBLE TREADING. We make one good Tire from two old ones.

Send us your Tire work. All work guaranteed. BAKER'S 2-in-1 1 TIRE SHOP 410 N. East-st. North City Hall.

Phone 2205. Bloomington, Ill. We sell Motor Weave Auto $6.75 Wesleyan Art Department In New Location Miss Abbie B. Rees, Instructor. Not Located Room 200 Hoblit Bldg.

GENERAL DRAWING HISTORY AND ANALYSIS WATER COLOR, OIL AND CHINA PAINTING WOOD CARVING TOOLED LEATHER FIRNG OF CHINA. Choice Pieces of China Mended. Phone Wesleyan or 782-L. FOR SALE Three horses, one luggy, one lot Citizen's Addition, kindling, lots South Clinton and Cast Mill, 2 boilers, lot on Indiampolls-st. Edgar M.

Co. Bauer Pianos "The Piano with a soul' Brown Piano Company. NORTH MAIN STRLE0 Between Mulberry and Locust Steete Automobile SLIP COVERS Tops, Curtains, Lights and Upholstering of All Kinds. DODGE DICKINSON CL 715 East Empire st. BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS.

PIANO TUNING Player Work a Specialty, GEO. GIESKE PHONE 1897-J. -Make a Man of Your HIM TO ST. VIATOR COLLEGE KANKAKEE. ILLINOIS Boarding College, High School sud Aerieultural school.

8250 a Year 400 students Very Rev. J. P. 0'MAHONEY, S.V. Presideat Let us put a new fall style on your old hat.

Gentlemen's Hats Cleaned and Re- -Shaped TOM--THE HATTER 504 N. Main St. KEYS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER W. H. MUHL 311 W.

Washington St. R. LOUDON Eagle Machine Works PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gas Fitting. Large Stock of Gas Fixtures MACHINE WORK Of All Kinds a Specialty. Both Phones.

Highest Market Price Paid for WOOL, HIDES, SCRAP IRON. BOOKS, MAGAZINES, RAGS, METALS and all kinds of junk. MORRIS TICK Kinlach 585, Bell 454K Typewriters ALL MAKES For Sale or Rent. Supplies, Ete, PAXTON TYPE WRITER EXCHANGE 229 UNITY BUILDING. ED M.

LEARY Auctioneer Bee Me for Sale Dates at the FOSSETT STUBBLEFIELD Office 5th Floor First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel 329-L BLOOMINGTON, ILL. LOCAL NOTICES Special rates for all who enroll this week at Brown's Business College. The eight room strictly modern residence at 607 E. Chestnut will be for rent Oct.

1. For particulars see "for rents" on classified page. Rummage Sale. 1008 West Washington, Sept. 27, and 29th.

House Paint, $1.35 Per Gallon. All colors house paint, with five years guarantee, at $1.35 per gallon at Strickle Golf Clubs, Etc. We should be pleased to show you our line of golf clubs and balls. G. H.

Read Bro. Now for Wall Paper. Fix up for winter. New wall papers at reasonable prices. Come today, no long delays in hangers at Strickle Bros'.

Paint. Special roof and barn paint, $1 a gallon. Moratz, the Big Medicine Man. Peaches! Peaches! Peaches! Our third car of fancy Elberta peaches in and are of same extra fancy quality. They are the very best of the Michigan crop.

My Store. My Store. Singing Teacher Arrives Today. known tenor assistant to Mr. FredMr.

A. Ray, Carpenter, the well erick Root, of Chicago, will be at the Wesleyan School of Music, 526 North street, today for consultation prospective Carpenter pupils. succeeds Mr. William is Preston Phillips in the school and highly recommended by Mr. Phillips.

Don't Fail to Attend Our demonstration of the Alcazar Duplex Range week. Two ranges in one. This range should be seen by who wish to combine the advanany tages of a coal and gas range at a reasonable price. H. Read Bro.

Ladies Suits Made New For fall. Send us your tailored suit and let us dry clean it, and give it a thorough pressing. service will make the garment fresh, clean and attractive AS when first worn. All the dust and the marks of wear are taken out, wrinkles and creases will be removed, and the suit made to fit and look smart and new. Phones, Kinloch 218, Bell 96.

Troy Laundry Co. An Opportunity. "A Legend: A while ago some poet or philosopher made the statement that opportunity knocks but once on man's door. That may be the every disturbance at your door right now? "The Elect: If you are just out of business and not ready to retire, or 11 you have common business judgment and manly vigor and need of a chance where your knowledge and integrity will matter more than the money in pocket book: If you have a clean your bill of health- a healthy keen business intelligence, a healthy set of morals and a healthy financial record, whether or not it has amassed you then you are of the elect and money it will be impossible for you to avoid investigating this opportunity. "Unusual: The word unusual does not henceforth belong to the pacific coaster with which to excuse untimely rains for it can be applied directly to this proposition, for its unusual to invite an investment or sell an interest in A profitably running business that 18 like the bursting buds of the flowers of the spring just ready to burst out in full bloom.

If you have enough curiosity to make you worth while you will open your door and listen? "We know: Yes, sir. we know of business which can be put In your possession tomorrow running- and you are the will speak up possibilities that. will astonish you, if and claim your opportunity. Let 116 tell you about P. 0.

box 338, Bloomington, DRIFT OF THE NEWS. A Boy Baby Mr. and Mrs. Howard lust, of 802 East Washington street. ire the parents of a son, born on ay.

Is Improving- -Mr. William Blackford. of 610 Indianapolis street, who Wis severely burned on Saturday while at work, is resting comfortably. Femoved to His Home -Mr. iC.

H. Miter was removed to his hame on Weit Washington street yesterday from Brokaw hospital, where he submitted to in operation for the removal of his eye Inst week. He is recuperating in rapid fashion. Spent Sunday Here, -Mr. D.

P. die and family, Champa'en. spent Sunday in Bloomington with Mr. Rundie's sister, Mrs. J.

H. Taylor, of North Lee street. Mr. Rundle is a wealthy retired farmer. Visiting in Merna-S.

Regan. T. J. Koch and 8. R.

MeAvoy, of Peoria. are visiting at the the latter's uncle J. A. McAvoy, in Merna, To Chicago -Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Clark and daughter, Miss Mary Ginter. and Paul Ginter departed Saturday for a ten days' visit in Chicago, Mr. Clark 18 the North Madison street horseshoer. Return from Springfield- -Mr. and Mra.

Oven O'Hara and family, of Hutson. and Mra. Katherine Hailinan, of Indianapolis, have returned from a tor trip to Springfield, where they vie. Ited relatives and attended the state fair. Submits to Operation--Mrs.

May Atteberry, of North Roosevelt avenue, was operated upon at St. Joseph's hospital for the removal of a tumor of the breast. Her condition in tory, Want Date- -The Peoria Socials football team has been organized for the season and la wanting to make a date for RAmen on October 8 and 15. The manager is Mr. Lofgren, of 910 North Adama street.

In the Police Court, Crandall Innkeep was arrested yesterday on suspicion. He will be given a hearing today. H. A. DORR fined $9.80 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct in police court yesterday, Bailie Florence, colored, WAR Arrested yesterday for disorderly conduet.

The complaint wAs made by Ida Johnson. George Brewer, arrested Sunday for disorderly conduct, WAR yesterday fined $9.80. He is the man supposed to have been peeping in windows in the north part of town. He dered into the police station again vesterday and was held on suspicion. It la supposed, from his actions, that Brewer in demented and an tion will be made of him cane.

Brewer, whose real name la ston, la Normal student COUNTY BARBECUE, FUNK'S GROVE, OCT. 20 Great Republican Gathering Planned By Citizens of Mt. Hope and Funk's Grove Townships to Be Climax of the Local Campaign. Ten Beeves to Be Served to the Crowds, With Plenty of Other Provender- Notables to Speak and a Round-Up of Illinois Republicans Promised. The big and spectacular event of the political campaign in McLean county, and the climax of the autumn activities, so far as the republican side of the house is concerned, it is to be a barbecue, to be held at Funk's Grove on Friday, October 20.

The plans for the affair are yet in the embryo stage, but the projectors of the barbecue are men of large ideas, and they will not do the thing by halves. barbecue of the coming October 20 will be a worthy successor for a similiar event held in Funk's Grove sixteen years ago, which formed the climax of the campaign of 1900. The Originators. The conception of the barbecue can be credited to some of the large hearted and staunch republicans of Mt. Hope and Funk's Grove townships.

John C. Stubblefield is the prime mover in it up to date, and he has the enthusiastic backing of a lot of his republican neighbors. Committees are Planned. The initial meeting was held on Saturday night, at which some of the first committees were outlined. These com- mittees will be enlarged and others appointed as the affair develops.

Mr. Stubblefield was made general chairman, H. G. Walter, secretary, and William Ewing treasurer. committee on location of the exact spot for the barbecue was named, consisting of Funk, H.

M. Palmer and Joseph Crain. There will also be committees on speakers, on solicitation and finance and other features. On a Gigantic Scale. The men behind the affair are planning things on an immense scale.

For instance, they will have at least ten beeves killed and dressed for the furnishing of the main article of the barbecue dinner. Then there will be thousands of loaves of bread, hundreds of dozens of pickles, and other articles to complete the menu. Then, also there will be an ample supply of without which no real barbecue could be complete. Burgoo is a sort of soup prepared in a peculiar way from the barbecued meat. The Political End of It.

But the serving of a great barbecue dinner will be only an incident of A day that will doubtless be notable in the local history of the present campaign. The 'real purpose of the day will be the feast of reason provided by string of campaign orators who will present issues of the day from the republican viewpoint. Already preparations are made for securing a list of notables in both state and natonal affairs to speak in both the morning and the afternoon. Probably five hours of solid oratory will be provided by at least that number of speakers. Col.

Lowden Expected. One of the attractions of the day is expected to be the presence of Col. Frank 0. Lowden, republican candidate for governor. He is making tour of the state, and has promised to visit McLean county on any day the local committee desires.

They him to come for the big barbecue, whether or not he makes any other visit to this county during the paign. With Col. Lowden will come practically all the other republican candidates for state offices. For National Figure. Chairman Lester Martin of the county central committee and Congressman John A.

Sterling will gO to Chicago Thursday, where they will make arrangements with national headquarters for the sending of one or more men of the highest reputation in the nation A8 one of the orators for barbecue day. Col. Roosevelt Senator Faihu Root. Senator Borah or some other republican of equal prominence will be sought and will doubtless be secured. Will Cost Some Money, The providing of a free barbecue dinner for the large crowd expected on this considerable Anancial undertaking.

It is estimated that the cost $1,200 to $1,500, but no charge will be made to the people participating. The funds for the feed will be provided by the patriotic republicans of the county, and solicitation of funds for this pose will be begun at once. Expect 25,000 People. With the facilities for travel of the present day, with the automobiles, and all that, it will be no surprise if the crowd numbers upward of 25,000, providing the weather la good. This intended to be a general Central 1111- nots affair, and is not confined to Me.

Lean county, It is thot that people will be flocking here from all the tral portion of the state. To Tour the Country. The executive committee of the Lean county Republican central mittee also formulated plans for three days' tour of the county when all of the towna will be visited and there will be speaking and other interestIng features, The trip will be made October 17, 18 and 19. The schedule will be announced later. The cue above mentioned in detail will conclude the itinerary on October 20.

Chairman Lester if. Martin, of the county central committee, and gressman John Chicago Friday the barbecue. Secretary Chairman Democratic county has completed Secretary of the appear here on nelly has made use of the Coliseum Other features Mr. Daniela In and is one of present Democratic A. Sterling will go to to secure speakers for Daniela Coming.

Donnelly, of the central committee. arrangements whereby Nary Daniels is to October 4. Mr. Donarrangements for the on that occasion. will be outlined later.

an eloquent speaker the ble men of the To Meet Friday. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Brant, 1010 North East street, at 2:80 o'clock, FARMER CITY. -Philip Rous shipt a car of horses to Chicago Saturday night. -J.

Q. Jones has gone to Houston, to visit his brother, who is very ill. -Mrs. Charles Williams, who has ill for two weeks, is slightly better." -J. B.

Fuller Sons have sold 64 head of cattle to J. W. Bateman and Frank Seivers. -Work is progressing on Julius Frank's bungalow. James Jackson 8 new house is completed, and the houses of Thomas Haggard and Guy Owens are almost finished.

"The Cold Storage Egg" is not always above suspicion. Popular imagination ascribes great food value to the egg -but it is not a muscle-builder. There is more real bodybuilding nutriment in a Shredded Wheat Biscuit than in the same weight of or -and it eggs costs much less. Delicious for any meal with sliced peaches or with fruits of any kind. Made at Niagara Falls, N.

Y. Behind the Music House 19 a service (33 years) that is prompt and sure. Fair in its dealings. We have everything known in music, and our full resources of experience and equipment are at your disposal. We solicit your patronage on the broad ground of deserving it.

JANSEN JOOSTEN Your Music Store. Established 1883. 405 N. MainSt EX- PRISONERS OF WAR MEET. Bloomington Old Soldiers to be Represented at Convention to be Held in Kewanee.

Several members of William T. Sherman Post, No. 164, G. A. of Bloomington, will attend the thirtyseventh annual of the Illinois Association of convention, War, to be held at Kewanee, Wednesday and Thursday, October 11 and 12.

William Holgate, of Wyoming, is coln, secretary of organization. president, and Lynn' Zollars, of Lin- Licensed To Wed. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Verne D. Sleeter, Decatur. Dona Lucile Shipp, Bloomington.

Ellsworth Allen, Streator. Lucy Outram, Long Point. Carl A. Kinsey, Bloomington. Vera Virginia Clark, Bloomington.

Entertained for Visitors. Mrs. John Martin, of 111 Magoun street, entertained Monday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. Ellis, and aunt, Mrs. Evans, of Covington, and Miss Eunice Kider, of Champaign.

Fourteen were present. Various games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Wade Keller. A Victrola concert and buffet lunch were other diversions. Returned From Minnesota.

Mrs. Bernadine V. Smith, who has been in Rochester, since last July submitting to treatment for throat ailment, returned to her home in this city yesterday. On the return trip she stopt over at Chicago, where she visited at the homes Mrs. James Zorge, formerly Miss Jennie Smith, of this city, and Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Smith. BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1-Overland roadster, repainted and new mohair top, $275.00. 2-Buick roadster, in fine running order, splendid motor, $250.00. 8-40 H.

Case touring car, in excellent condition, $400.00. 4-Cole 30 touring ear, in fine order and a good substantial every day car, a bargain, $450.00. 5-A small Chase truck, solid tires, in good running order and is cheap at $250.00. 6-Ford touring car, fore door, good top, speedometer, make a fine family car. $275.00.

Any of above sold on easy payments exchanged. The Martens-Leary Co See Our STEP Display of Illinois Watches and learn our prices before you decide on buying any other make or going elsewhere. For years the Illinois has been the accepted standard ofi America's leading railroada. point worth bearing in mind when buying a watch. New, thin sodels in green gold bracelet watches $10.00 up.

Vocum, JEWELER 419 N. Main St. Tel.134 9. That Thrill Of Feeling A Man Enjoys Of Being Well Dressed la raised to the Highest Degree when he completes his attire with one of our HATS The New Models are derfully, always stylish, there. and the Our line of Shirts, Underwear, Hostery, Neckwear, Sweaters and Furnishing Goods is more complete than ever.

Allow us to show you. Narenterk.be SANS INDIA TEA British Chancellor McKenna in the Chancellor British House of Commons exSoaks plained that with an import Tea duty per pound of 9 cents on coffee and cocoa and 24 cents on tea, each would pay the same amount of tax per Item. The Chancellor figures that one pound of tea equals nearly lbs. of coffee or cocoa. India Tea Is the Tea of Intensity ON TUESDAY, SEPT.

26, 1916 -AT 2:00 P. WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION --TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER10 to 15 AUTOMOBILES All in First Class Condition. Guaranteed As We Represent. Ford Touring Car Oakland Roadster Studebaker 30, 5-pass. Stutz, 5-pass.

Pratt-Elkart 40, 5-pass. Marion 2-cyl. Reo Truck Velie 40, 5-pass. Marion 37, 5-pass. Buick Truck DEMONSTRATION OF ALL CARS MORNING OF SALE TROTT STUBBLEFIELD CO.

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