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THE PAXTAfiRAPII. MONDAY, SEPT. 21. 1912. Events of the Day in Normal Js.

it was I JZT 1 BSAvfcv Os, -lie, UM BULLETS COULDN'T STOP FORMER NCHS STUDENT ambulance and walked to the base hospital. For his bravery ISNU Freshman Injured in Fall From Bridge Lois Vincent Hurts Back After Stepping OH Creek Bridge George Burnett Walks to Hospital For Arm Amputation R. nnkriS-X I 1 1 I 1 1 in action, George was cited by his commanding officer. Victory Hall Boy. HTl A i i bouiius ijpnui ui nim, i A 1- 1 A 1 1 I I St.

Matthew's "He was a scrappy little fighter never gave up!" Arciius baiu wnen ioiu auoui wit-incident. "The boy was absolutely fearless." An orphan, George stayed at That is Ralph "Hap" Arends description of George Burnett as "Hap" knew him in '37 and '38 Hears Evanston Victory hall for a number of years. when George was a diminutive 140 later at the home of Dr. Foster. 1 pound tackle and Golden Gloves He attended Normal Commu nity high school for three where, under the tutelage ofj Miss Lois Vincent, a freshman st Illinois State Normal university, as in St.

Joseph's hospital Monday with severe back injuries re Rector Arends, he became an all-city boxer. George is a soldier now, but the description still fits. Refused Ambulance. According to a letter received by ceived in a fall at the Sugar creeki bridge on Main street Saturday Dr. J.

D. Foster, 207 Kaiser avenue, Normal, from his son, J. D. eight. Congregation Presents Gift To Rev.

Cope guard. He was a good scholar, too," said "Hap," one of the men who knew him best. Interested in Poetry. "He always got good grades. He was interested in writing and very enthusiastic about poetry writing, especially.

Besides this, he worked his way through high school." George finally went to Tennes The accident, it is reported, hap Foster of Chicago, George proved that Arends' description pened at the south approach of the bridge. Miss Vincent and her sis was apt in the battle in the Aleutians. Here's what George told Dr, Foster's son in a recent letter: Holy Trinity Cour.cH Vni Meet Friday ter and a girl friend were walking along the street at that point, when Miss Vincent stepped off of the A bullet entered George's left Dr. F. L.

Barry, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church in Evanston, told a congregation at St. Matthew's church Sunday night see where he finished high school. Mr. Motorist, Here's Formula To Make Gas Stretch Farther enlisting in the army a year ago, wrist during the thick of the fight.

It went up his arm, passing out It It Tt 'f the walk and disappeared in the darkness. Help was called and Vincent was taken to the that they must "sifk first the "Maybe his knack for poetry writing will help him along, now his elbow and wounding him se hospital in an ambulance. that he has lost his arm," Coach kingdom of God and His right cousness." verely. The arm had to be amputated Arends said. Dr.

Rachel Cooper, head of the health department at ISNU, re t-e I- but George wanted to keep on But you can bet George will be fichtinn. When he finally was there fightine until he can't The speaker followed this Biblical quotation with another, his sermon theme, "Be ye not anxious for the morrow, sufficient unto the ported Monday that X-ray pictures disclosed that there are no fractures but there are severe in ar.J rutlxT u.an any o' persuaded to quit, he refused an fight any longer! tovr crke4 irrl ruS'' 1 factor. day is the evil thereof. 2. Be lure ear ie! ar ircp- juries to the lower part of the jpine, and Miss Vincent will be You Can Save Money, Tires By Adhering Brown.

1102 North Evans street. Father Barry was the preacher confined to her bed for some time. tsioomington. Members of the New Home club for a special service, held in com aliened, uneven mear en your t.re ar.i extra re. stance that ca.

"There is no railing or other pro NORMAL CHURCH NOTES First Tresbyterian The West will meet at 6:30 p. m. Thursday at the church for a potluck supper isvr.t every SC Qct. I fcr Tdfll memoration of St. Matthew's pa tronal festival, Monday.

Must Learn Sacrifice. tection at this point," Dr. Cooper said, "to prevent anyone from 3. Don't dr the brkrt (irwre ana program. rentjnce).

When you get an urge to ride In stepping off of the walk." 4 See that t.re are Father Barry urged Christians Following the injury of an the country, ubmerge it. inrtutevl Tr- Edith Ellis Dies other ISNU student at this point JU-en tKi rf 11 rr fl t'- T. 1 When you want lo make the vear ago" Dr. Cooper explained. the cr-wn.

TH-it t-cja r-" to preserve the church as the divine institution that Christ founded. He asked individuals to give more than they can conveni wheel faster, din't. After Operation I endeavored to get the city to remedv this condition but nothing Those are two chk1 ru'c fr minster Fellowship will hold a wiener roast Wednesday at the Schultz farm on the North Linden street road. The group will meet at the church at 5 p. m.

where transportation will be provided. First Christian Members of the choir, directed by Prof. Harry F. getting the mt mU-aite c-t a1.l.tion5 rur hen they're 5. lVin't rare your nv uhrti w.nt.nit f-r traJTV 1 1 pum;" S4l r.e.

It furl And turn oJT the erf.ne hti ytri park. lUnd Off TKit Choke! Mrs. Edith D. Ellis. 105 North out of the of g.n!.ne to ently spare and declared people must have a higher conception of service and sacrifice.

"Our enemies sacrifice with vicious in which you and all the other driv They're e- trit IS Fell avenue, died early Sunday morning following an emergency operation at Brokaw hospital. ers in America have been kci to has been done." She pointed out that in addition to the fact that there is no railing, the weeds have up which makes the situation doubly dangerous to pedestrians, especially during the late evening hours. limit yourselves, voluntarily. rT rrv ycrri vare cr Admire, will meet at the church The funeral will be held at 2:30 Price Administrator Lcm Hen tent; Christian people must sacrifice with moral purpose," he concluded. 6, u.r.j! the chke.

r- ether rf-f. p. m. Wednesday in the Normal derson a kcvl the nation g- on mW hot cth-r. Itcmrm-j fhe fe- 1 tt W'y mhe re gtt tntdj-c- Thy voluntary g.ist.hne rati.n;n and In attendance for this Presbyterian church.

The Kev. O. B. Enselman, foi mer pastor ot the Normal Methodist church, a friend serviej were the Itcv. J.

A. for rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Arrangments are being completed for the observance of Promotion day in the church school at 9:30 a.

m. Sunday. Members of the third class in each department will be promoted to the next higher class, and all classes and teachers will remain for the serv- ir.ji.!, kotkrri orkrr ii ei 1 Hj he of the family, now pastor of the Be formerly of Lincoln, re tired clergyman living in Peoria Captain Waters, Optimist Speaker not wait for the pivrrnim nt print the tnk orrl weeks hence. A lng a the nation cont.nue il prr-nt amount of driving a b.lhon t.re ol First Methodist church in Jack 7. run In icron I.

In! a rn r-' H. (ct the motor jel up 1 tare ar I chetk ark sonville, will officiate. The body the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur I Hue of Lincoln and the Rev.

William 1 ti rT will be taken to Detroit, her for mer home, for burial. rubber be wasted each d.y. Ip'uiT (d.rty ene wjitc The Normal Optimist club will open the fall season at 6:30 p. m. mlm is for I raUtim accord.ng to government cmput-i- ces in the sanctuary at 10:30 a.

m. Mrs. Ellis, is the mother of Mrs. Orrick, rector at St. Luke's, Evanston.

Gift for Kev. Cope. buretor: air ctener IVtttt till lb LsCOUSfS ions. Tuesday at the Co-Op. The guest James H.

Carnahan, superintend speaker will be Capt. George M. cnt, will be in charge of the exer Clyde F. Vance and has made her home with the latter for the last nit ef the motor); fjel fue! l.ne fthey Icik). HEADACHE Rule to Observe.

Best way to your gano- Preceding his sermon he pre- A7I9 it to Ani cat htlLin kill. v. aiers oi xne iuiawesi ivioiive cises 15 years Mpc i sented to the rector of the parish. Teachers and prospective teach me quota by stretching your Trades institute, Bloomington. He will discuss the work of the insti VVk- Rev.

Arthur B. Cope, a check. ers of the church school will at leg. But here are some other representing gifts from the church tend the school of religion and til she came to Normal. In addi- methods (and they r.

avc members, as an expression of for winter in crarkejte. d.f!eren-! w. fLr.J an! trAnrm, An I da It hy.U-r an, t3 trrV-Tr inirrsn ajM.r,? heavy ar.J the Vl harder they pump the re Cio- -mv i thr U. maa Urn, mm. tM.

your ttres) suggested by J. II. Ja life which begins in the First tion to her daughter, Mrs. Vance, their good wishes as he leaves the cobs, president of the m.njton she is survived by a daughter Presbyterian church, Bloomington, Oct. 1 and continues for five suc tute and will also show motion pictures.

Members of the Opti-Mrs. club will meet for a potluck supper at p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Aura King, 503 Grant street.

Mrs. rtaymond W. Mathews of church here to serve as a chaplain in the United States army. rXION CAS KLKCTIUC CO. automobile le.ilers and I.

I- Iur-cell. Standard O.l company 10. lUby thrve ti nt rather Cope anounccd that the eaversville, im. and her sisters, Mrs. George Ditmar of Weav-ersville; Mrs.

Mary Lutz. Miami on a d.mr. iu-il arojn eorr-er cessive Sundays. This is a joint school for all Bloomington-Normal churches. First Methodist Circle 4 will vestry had granted him a leave of 1.

Don't drive more than 3S miles an hour. Speed eatt more Fla. and Mrs. Minnie Clibbons of absence; that the parish here had given more than 50 men for the Detroit. She was a member of the meet for a covered dish luncheon armed service, a former rector is at 1 p.

m. Wednesday at the Baby Presbyterian church Aid Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian church, scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed until Sept. 30 on account of the death of Mrs. Edith Ellis, mother of Mrs. Clyde F.

Says Spiritual chaplain and one member will go to tr- women's auxiliary army. He declared he felt his place to be with the men now serving in their Fold. The Susannah Wesley unit of the Wesleyan Service guild will Hospital Notes St. Joseph's. Patients admitted are: Mrs.

meet for a potluck supper and country defense. which occurred Defense Vital Visitor from Wlvonsin. TrT-nitr ot RrnVnvu 'at thp hranp nf Miss Nnrpne Mil vv est nesi ancci, 11. rv. iwiiiiann, 31U Father Cope was the celebrant at two holy communion services AUCTION ATLJCjTIKIPKJ (Gii'asajnn-WcllIIs Ee Garage Equipment i Ftirnifure- larl.s Accessories wiu.

nn soi.n to thi: highict mnnr.n Till nSAY. SEPT. 21. 12 STARTING AT 10:00 A.L SHAW IIOMI IIA AWAY IMtiri Catherine street; Miss Lois Vincent, 314 Mason street; Mrs. Olive Foley, Gibson City, all medical: Monday, and 10 a.

m. Mrs. Mary For America Airs. Abbie Cunningham. 902 Gridley Bell of Lake Geneva, former member of the parish here, came to Bloomington North East street; Harold Morgan, 707 Samantha avenue; Mrs, Vera Schreiber, Shirley: Miss Ber-nita Besser.

614 South Morris avenue and Mrs. June White, Fairfield. Ohio. Sunday to see the rector before he leaves for the army and to be in attendance for the Sunday Rev. Elsa Schmidt Says Nation Founded On Righteousness $50 for for $9.08 TOTAL COST WHEN REPAID IN SIX MONTHLY INSTALMENTS night and 10 a.

m. Monday scrv ices. l'atients dismissed are: Edith All Office rulpmmt Offered Tor Sale PurthaM Within lat To Yrar Mrs. Bell celebrated her 9 1st Wilson, 1501 West Washincton No endorsers birthday last April. The Reverend street: Jerry Walters, r.

r. Mil America must hve a trons and Mrs. Cope were her luncheon spiritual delense as we. I a a guests at the Illinois hotel Mon day. loans on other plans.

The principal requirement is a job or other source of income. Even when making car and furniture loans, we consider character and regular income far more important than the actual value of your security. Loans for many purposes ton xuornson. 403 West Mill street; Ruth Julian. 906'i Mac-Arthur avenue: Joan Davis.

Chats-worth; Miss LaVon Finn: 614 South Main street: Miss Mildred Dodson, 202'i East Front street; Finest ToivCrain leather srt; imiwx ctMim mow i wis OFFICE FURNITURE I lcee of flee oile. fulnral all lother. Urte de. djtrtiport. ttuir.

1 mrm chair IrlrflMffvp eabinef. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Clrk rilrs (iUmK la tUxtetr. lie. Court Notes Mclean county strong army and n-ivy, the llev. Lisa Schmidt tuld her congregation at Faith church SunJajr.

In her sermon on -Defend America Sp-ntuaUy" hc quoted Pres.dent itoosevvlt: greater thm could cime to our land today than a revival of the of religion. 1 doubt if there i any problem, social, polit.ol or econ ou may use a Household loan to pay ket street; Mrs Joe Do.nv a nnrtor or ripntist hill iniirann in- I a doctor or dentist bill, insurance, in airs. IW. F. Yoder.

Gibson Citv WARRANTY DEEDS. U-nurl Mar M--irrr llr Mrs. Eugene Whittet. 709 West Mulberry street: Mrs. James Bennington.

722 West Mill street: 111 Murr: An ur.l ri.Ul tn'ttrm prt cf Sn-t'orw an) ll io John Jr. nl lu- Vir- omic that not met before Cleon Ream. 804 East Douglas SHOP EQUIPMENT Welding Tunlt i m. Kerrkk CUxtwt fc luk. I Uvi M4ev rt ACCESSORIES and OIL llol Water.

IM and Heater, lire tr ir Fans trg taue4 ta C'srrs Itiunprr uardv IW Mat, ICoatl lamp. sxreet; Charles Amerman. Carlock north or bn.UNr,ST.U:,',it i re of such a spiritual awak- thc.ty or t.oiwi-n'..!. ening." Nrthrvnt Second JJitn to Liarence Arthington. 607 North For that very reason the Pxct bast street: Frank Barnett.

Hud Marcarrt lU'liit'n i J.n fret. Jr dent appointed the day of Tral n-l romrr th north hv.f of bhek tn Jitm son; Harry Kelley. 1628 Illinois avenue: George Nevius. McLean: Santford Martin. Chatsworth; Mrs.

RNn. on to th C' of II! 1912 as a day of prayer, of asking forgiveness of our shortcomings. Miss Schmidt pointed out. Ion. tc.

or guarantors needed A quick, simple way to get a cash loan at reasonable cost Do you need some extra cash? Would you like to pay off old bills as part of yo'jr wartime financial program? This advertisement tells about a simple plan which is helping many men and women with their present day money problems. Suppose you need SI 00 for an emergency or to pay off debts. You can get the money in a quick, simple transaction. Then you may repay on a regular monthly payment plan. At the end of a definite time you are entirely in the dear.

The payment plan thus becomes a personal debt paying program. The cost of this service is reasonable. Suppose you borrow S100 and repay in ix monthl instalments ofS18.18each, i total of S109.08. The cost of your loan is just S9.08. A S50 loan, repaid in iix monthly instalments of $9.09 each, a total of $54.54, costs only $4.54.

This service has been specially designed for folks with jobs. Many people have no car, furniture or other security on which to borrow. And thry hate to ask friends to sign notes. Salary loans give these people an opportunity to borrow on earning ability and willingness to repay. When you get a salary loan you merely give us your personal note.

We take no wae assignment of any kind. And no endorsers are required. We make many E. n1 Ruth R. Mur wuiiam and babv bov.

1311 S-hd: Efct of Ui quarrr Of Section 31. Whit Oak. west Taylor street; Mrs. Robert stalment contracts, old store bills, car repairs, union fees, a training course, tools, moving expense, coal for winter and for expenses of many other kinds. You may repay your loan on almost any plan you wish.

The table shows how loans may be repaid in 2 to 12 payments. The sooner you repay, the less your loan costs. Look in the table now for the loan you need. See how you may repay out of monthly income. Payments in the table include charges at Household's rate of 22 per month on unpaid balances.

This rate is substantially below the maximum permitted by the Small Loan Law. Lower operating costs permit us to give our customers the advantage of a lower rate. Compare rates and costs before you borrow anywhere; why pay more for your loan Uian you have to? If you can make good use of a loan, see us at once. Or just phone and tell us how much you need. Remedy Military Defence.

These days we hear so much Kogers and baby eirl. Downs Samuel and Mr Murr lo erl Iji- Mrs. Thomas Mulcahey and baby Maurer: Uo 3. aid 7 In brk 1 cf the or.itcial town of rt'. about tne neglected military de I.

and Fuller Alexander to Ijeo fense of this part of the globe. Doy, duj west uiive street. Brokaw. F. Mlll nrer and The'-na: All Ford Plymouth Dodge Chevy-Used Cars Shop Tools Equipment-Office Furniture Fixtures Office Files-Electric Room Heaters Office Electric Fans SHOP TOOLS and EQUIPMENT OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES which, some fear, prove a 20 feet "7 ronuMiT jii-ci blorka 1 and 2 all Mon In Patients admitted are: Robert C.ara Riukm to A.bert Mtn: peril some day.

but which being remedied efficiently r.ow. It is needful th.it our country a U-t 14. M-K-k C.r.d er and Iti- Hall. 301 East Chestnut street Miss Dorothy Miller, Danvers Mrs. Inex Jenkins.

Towanda elt'a ad.lttmn IU'omtnn Haro Norton to 1 and Nrtheat quarter ewuthweat Richard McGuire. 107 East street. quarter HhKi I. lwn. Normal, surgical; Ethel Bieglow stri ng, national defense.

15ut tlovl'f Word hi-story prove at of far greater significance is the lack cf proper spTitu.il defense which endangers us. Our sine defense is n.imrsl by Ql'ITCLwMM DEEDS. 217 North School street, Normal Oren Perry to Abram Bika Pe-ry medical. and Ktnr: Norejt q-jarer iw-ctton IS. Patients dismissed are: Mrs noutheaot quarter of ooutheajit quarter 8ectl 2: eouiliml quarter of utheal Vivian Boyle, 804 North Evans quarter locti.n 25.

ue M-und street; Willia Claudine Kirk tlie great king Solomon: Hight-counrs exalts a nit I the founding of this, the greatest na Kther f. IVrry to oren -erry: orrn FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW We gladly make loans Jot buying coal ajt quarter of nitheimt quanr th.n IJeetrie Mtr and Tramfanarrt, I Chain M. WridVnMf nliti Uti lodi-ralor. 1 Uridrnhotf li Pollrry harxr. I AffilrtM.

Urtdin- Outfit. ttiytrne C'atU Trrlt. I Quirk ahe Math tv. i tneti llrtlrie Drill. I I Irclne IUmI; vrar.

tilif e-al t.rliMler. 1 IttMiir l.rrae iun. 1 le-nile lerar luNrrfim PanarT Pump. II Ale-mile lllrh Prewore frrae Gm, I Alrtnile Pvrfabl Oil iHiln. 14 laager, Oil pry l.un.

himnra Hone illi -CUiim. fnpre-ian anJ jrwtraa Teller. I t'aMrr ami CatnScr King Pin IaUaalin 24: aouheat quarter u'rnt qjar Downs; Doris Jean Schewe, Danvers; Paul Murphy, Shirley: Shirley Gibbs. El Paso: Mrs. Seldon f.

sf lion tion, not traceable to the righteousness of its founders 1 not It. lie M-Hind FIND HERE THE CASH LOAN YOU NEED Bamuel and Mary Maurer lo Devore. Towanda: James Sever ell 1. Maurer: cf the nurth- son. 509 West Willow street.

Nor this the thought lehml the President's proclamation to lef.n thU year with a day of prayer? After CHOOSE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT HERE raat quarter Kection 31. Wh'it Oa. Samuel and Mary C. Miurrr Har mal; R. S.

Bowen, Cooksville. Mennonite. old K. Maurer: E.l ha'f of the nur.neaal quarter of Sect.on 31. none Oak.

dancerous crossing tr.e ooran. the f.rst act of the IV.gnm fathers Patients admitted are: Mrs I Off Nr tmMtmt Iw. S.i.,1 Hir ad I (ir M.t.t. ok IUI lek iik Male (Kaara. 1 I tat Tap lr.

Of tare hiira, (kair-a. lr tU aita I nj a r. I a-ar ln Me ltrr I Office Vafe. I Tfw-rneT. IJ Tttw-vriirr MaakJs.

I I l1re Wi.f Ma-ckinr. link Pr4tra. I II I Ue. IW. aat.

rlalaC Outfit. I ml ere i awf nai 1 mutt I SJalUar. Se-leTl Wire I 1ler IUrv rrrl Mrr IU (ard lle-a. tlffare teanUaUft' Fan. I I leelrar li Nrtn m4 Met.

I rr: ld lifMa. I Skfw tmmf I r. i iwk i i ta rel IKLJ ra. I Vk ItaJ-a. I M4e I Mtebiaar.

I kid I4e-K ta4y Af CFMIKII SrtrTil Ve-ai PbW tl4 fit II ir Fed Mt4 M'-r ar. nt. rtil Nm II tier I7UII-I MH. W-trie (Ida. Ootaad Mirrw.

piK. Pa.nl. t.Ua. laarka, Wbnl 4aeU. Mat.

Oil I tilers I Jr. F. W. Fletcher. 603 East Oliv was to pray! street; Miss Blanche Corrie.

Pe 25 50 75 Fare Crave Terll. J. Hoover voiced a pir- oria; Fred Monkman, Clinton Mrs. Robert Mason. Delavan, all itual call t.i arms and defense ROBERTS John Hendricks has been very ill for several days.

His daughter. Miss Clara Dell of Chicago, came Wednesday to be with him. Miss Florence Talbot returned to Chicago Thursday after a week spent here with relatives. 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 payments payments payments payments payments payments payments 12.98 8.76 6.65 25.95 17.52 13.30 9.09 6.98 5.72 38.93 26.28 19.95 13.63 10.48 8.58 7.33 51.91 35.04 26.60 18.18 13.97 11.45 9.77 64 89 43.80 33.25 22.72 17.46 14.31 12.21 77.86 52.56 39.91 27.26 20.95 17.17 14.65 103.82 70.07 53.21 36.35 27.93 22.89 19.54 129.77 87.59 66.51 45.44 34.92 28.61 24.42 155.73 105.11 79.81 54.53 41.90 34.34 29.31 surgical, and Fred W. Schroeder, when he said: 'World cond.tions Chatsworth.

medical. are secondary in import nee to the Patients dismissed were Benja (auc, 2 toMtplHr SeU tm'iiy Spria Tool, enMlng cf beI I I Amine Piln I laid Driie Ite-aring PalUrv (tulrli Tet. in llw. (ilinaW Wall 1 Morn Mieromrtrr. I Unth Xti-rn meter, Itrtirh I--, i shop r1i Ite-rwhr.

I Mkp Focrman IVOi. I W)le llraty iHiiy Vartium Cl-anrr. 3 tlmr Jirkv I re lUe lUrk Panel. 5 Quinry Air C'nprer, rrsT Painting thttfit. 3 Shop xalrr, I Kark Tub and Wrinrrr.

I larfe Mkop Fhts Fan. Ij f'ar Cann4 O.l. -eral nti-Freete and nilk Antl I rreie. 1 Mar. Zerofie and Trek.

100 125 150 200 250 300 min Saltzman, Flanagan; Miss disastrous decay of religion. Over 60 million of our fellow citizens profess no religion, many of them Lydia Wilsky, Flanagan; Mrs Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Richter, Gridley; Jackie George Bertram, who has been Bray, 714 West Olive street: Mrs very ill for a week, was much bet Sam Kier. Leroy: Miss Leta Won WE GUARANTEE that these payments will repay loans in full, if payments are made ter Thursday.

on schedule. Charges will be reduced if payments are IH.IIL3 0IC Erich Schwarz purchased the Roberts meat market, owned and made ahead of schedule. Payments include charges at the rate of 2ACZ, Der month on unnaid balances. vAS no belief in God. This is America's gravest peril.

"Wake up. America! M.ike the most cf your churches! We cannot benef.t our country if leave God out of our lives. The greatest service the church can give our country is to remain loyal to God! COMF. IN KAMA AMI FI III MUIITK OF OTIII RTIf 1 1 ItKI Mill CM IO UFV PRESIDENT. HOUSEHOLD FIMAMCK COUPON ATtON I operated lor many years by Al fred Gullctt.

Sept. 7. Mr. Schwarz derlin, Ellsworth; Mrs. Stella Nichtewitz.

Pana; Lloyd Iliggin-botham, 603 West Jefferson street: Miss Grace Kirkpatrick. 703 North Prairie street: Willard Thompson. Secor; Mrs. Francis Wilson. Bea-son; Mrs.

Manly Sparks, Springfield; Mrs. Fred Coyle and baby boy, Bloomington, and Mrs. Richard Bennett and baby boy, will not take charge for a few HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Tlo mn Now nv 1PT Tcrm of Sale CASH. Not Krponilte for Accident Al'CTIONKKIl AUT ADAIR IURREST AUCTION SAI.K IN CKNTKAL ILLINOIS weeks until he has arranged other business details. Mary E.

Pendergast. Reporter. i pmusnre mm GREEN-WELLS Phone 246 I Patients three weeks ago; Mrs. James Jons and daughter, Kenney: John Willoughby. Clinton, medical: and Mrs.

Walker West and infant son Class Wraps Boxes CHENOA. (PNS) The Gleaners clas of the llapt.st Sunday school met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Cora H-nks. The afternon was spent in packing anil wrapping boxes of for 17 boys of the church who are in the armed forces. 502 People's Bank 5th FL, 120 N.

Center St. A. Christman, Manager Telephone: 4765 BLOOMINGTON discharged Sunday from John Warner hospital included: Mrs. FORI) DKALKtt of Wcldon. medical.

Earl Moitt and infant son, Hey- .107 K. WASHINGTON ST. HLOOMINGTON. H.I. Dennis linen of Clinton as worth: William Preston Tharp LOCALLY MANAGED OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES FOR VICTORY BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS EVERY PAY-DAY- I injured in an automobile accident admitted Sunday for medical care,.