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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 7

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'THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1922. Local Notices In The Local Courts Go-carts re-tired. VV. ir Muhl. Phone 2875 FOR THE COMPLETE Plumbing Shop on Wheels Drings all tools and materials right tn the Job.

A time and money Laver. HERMAN G. PETERSON Vf. Washington street. Kodak films at Homers' druir store: corner Main and Mulberry.

LARGE CROWDS AT CHAUTAUQUA Many Attend First Day's Pti fotmances Given by Kiwanm Club. HEAR FAMOUS HUM0RISI Sermon Topics at Park M. E. "Winning the Finht Against Sin," Is the subject of the sermon will be given by Rev. A.

A. Luce, pastor of the Park M. E. church, Sunday morning. Rev.

Luce will preach on the subject, "The Soul Winner's Tools," at the evening service. Special music by the choir will be rendered at bol services. Mrs. Rogers I Injured. Mrs.

R. A. Rogers of the Hamilton hotel sustained double fracture just above the knee when she fell the floor of the dining room of the hotel Rubber tea atirnni. Hneclnl 97- The will of Jeanette Cleary or S-jv-brook was admitted to probate by Judge William C. liadllff In the county court yesterday.

The instrument disposes of real estate valued at $1,200 and personal property to the amount of $150. The Instrument provide War an Somcrs' drug store, coiner Mullierrv and Main. Brine your films tn us fnr HEMSTITCHING, 10c YARD Button Coarlna Skirt Pleatlnt Braidlna Tuck-nj Pmkini an Buttonholes. PRICE'S BUTTON SHOP Mill Ordart Handled Pnmntly. 414 North Main SU Ptiaae Mil factory printing and developing.

loblentx Drug Store. lot the property shall go to Means of Saybrook and at his ome Pulendid values nn tn Biass ana pottery flower howls. if there is any property remaining it is to go to neice, Nettie Maul, now living in Michigan. Itobert Means was appointed executor and vases and fern dishes at the China Store, 105 East Front Btreet. at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

She was taken to Brokaw hospital ajid is Large audiences greeted the two Best equipped, therefore. Quickest getting along as well as can be opening performances yeeierday of service on covered buttons, skirts, pleated and recreated. All hem. the Bloomington chautauqua. which Frank Morrison's Sons PLUMBING AND HEATING NEW PHONE 180.

206 East Front Street stitching 10c per yard. Price But RK8iMSSiIS is. being held under a tet.t.at Wes-leyan university under the Auspices ton snop. Dr. A.

E. Prince of SorinKfield. of the Kiwanis Club. Science Saves You 1 The gale of season tickets so far will see eye, ear, nose and throat patients in Bloomington at the Hills House on the second Thursday of every month noneij in has been greater tlian ever before at a chautauqua hero, uccording to his bond of $400 was approved. Necessary repairs for West Faric In Empire township were under at a meeting if the committee of the board tf supervisors held in the park yeslerdi.

The committee is composed of Jacob Martens, chairman, and Supervisors C. C. Wagner, W. H. Flesher, Clayton Ballinger, E.

P. MoVr, William Schmidt, Jacob Moschel, R. A. Johnson and Guy Van Scoyoc. Judgment by confession was taken Into the circuit court yesterday by Martens-Leary company, a corporation asainst Harry Fhirman in the sum of $102.

Pxpe's were also filed JL. Loar, who has charge of the infiiKj Bakery Sale At Gas office 9 a. m. Saturday. chautauqua.

After tlie afternoon performance of the Gibsonlan or NIAGARA METAL WEATHER STRIP Keep wind, anow slid dust out of 4'iura and windcma and keeps your beat r.mi escaping thua SAVING COAL, for Frea Demonatration and Information, Write JACOB H. BROWN Bloominoton, or Call 2242 -L. Cat'n Fiddle Saturday Candy Special. chestra, additional seats nad to be brought for the night, and even then Don't miss our special on page 7. Apples, Apples, Apples.

Hand-picked cookU-- and Jelly some of those who attended at ght nan 10 stand up in the rear. hv Fred A. MeElhenev tor Judgment apples, 60 cents f2 bushel. W. A.

Polite, 1701 E. Jackson Ht: nhone N. M. CAMPBELL SON 823-11. Kitchen Furnishings.

Everything to make kitchen work Strickland W. Glllllan, "Prince of against Katherine Wise in the sum of rumorists," entertained last ght $164.75. with "A Confidential Confab," fol- The following warranty deeds were lowing the musical program. filed in the recorder's office yester- (iillilan soon made friends with the day: TZZ Ti i vTAT thPm 5E I hi. notion thr al th consideratin of $3,700.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ROOM 318 EDDY BUILDING, BLOOMINGTON, ILL. easier. It pays to use good cooking utensils. Visit our kitchen furnishing department. H.

Head Bio. Notary Public. Kinloch Phone, of a man who owned -a, famous i I- B. Young of Buchanan, to moot-e, to see which, families caroe I Sarah M. Jingle, part of block for miles, paying one dollar for the Evans' third adl' to Bloomington adm'sslon.

One day there hobbled tor th3 sum of $3,000. Roofing! Hoofing! Roofing We have Just received tmother up an old man, who had nved so long I lie had "carried it to excess," as Gllli-i tar of Galvanized Sheet Roollng suitable for hams, sheds, etc Attend Our Big Sale Today. Positively tho greatest values in men's and boy's suits and single pants are to be found lit Sig Heldman Son. Stone's Summer Drinks. Ice tea blends, 50c: and 60c.

"Centaglass" bottle, 20c. "Puncho" makes CO glusses. 2Zc. Grape concentrated, bottle, 33c. Stone's Tea Store, 114 E.

Front, a lan said, followed by a long nrores- Mr. Roth Improving. Dan Roth, of Grldley, who has been seriously sick at the Mennon-ite hospital during the past two weeks Is very much improved. PRICED REASONABLE. MORRIS TICK CO.

sion of people, whor.i he stated were all members of his family. Upon being proffere the dollar, the owner if the moose rejecter it, stating that the old man's family was as much a Highlights on Saturday's Savings 311 South Center St. Phone 585, OCIENCE has prod- uced a paint that will not chalk, crack or peel if applied to proper surfaces a tough film that will give years of extra wear a coating that will give your building real protection against decay and depreciation. Patton's Sun-Proof Paint Many years of scientific investigation and experience are behind the dependability and extra years of wear you will get from Patton's Eua-Proof Paint. Let us supply you for that job you are considering.

HOLDER Curtain Lace Samples, 39c at My Steam and Hot Water show to the moose as the moose to i the family. It might also have been said of Gill hind that his discourse was re- with humor. At times, how- ever, he seriousness Into his Store. 800 samples of fine quality Quak Heating Tor satisfactory work In hous Buy Now! In This Extraordinary Blouse Clearance! curtain nets, IS inches ionr. 40 to 48 inches excellent fin ah cur umnr, ridiculing peop'e who nr" heating call WILLIAM ROSS, 407 forever- casting gloom about them.

He was applauded. THE TYPEWRITER YOU HAVE EEEN LOOKING FOR RemiugtonPortable with standard keyboard. SEE IT AT BLOOMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY 211 West Jefferson St. Calf 2397 For Demonstration. Beecher street.

Phone 993-R, Thirty years experience. otton Biouses of Voile and Dimity, tailored CALL PHONE 8G4-J FOR SHEET METAL AND FURNACE WORK 8P0UTINO, PAPER ROOFING, GENERAL REPAIRING tains, worth $1.85, while they last Z'Ja each. Main floor, My Store. Hour Sale of Garden Hats at $1.43. From 7:30 to 8:30 Saturday night we place on sale a special purchase of beautifully trimmed garden hats, black, white and colors, in" a wide assortment or styles, for one hour.

Your choice, My Store 'Millinrrv, 2nd Floor. Gerkon's Speoials for Saturday. Angel food, 25c, STc, EOc sizes. Cream rolls, cream pniTa, French pastry. Salt rising bread.

Carroway, plain rye. Butter, tea, sweet rolls. Fresh berry pies. tin-ken's Bakery. Phone 91.

Splendid assortment of Cotton Blouses, band-made and embroidered and lac trimmed with real filet and Irish crochet lace smfrt collar effects short and long sleeves nn values to $12.50. Sale prioe ijHU French Voile Blouses, hand-made and beautifully trimmed, also Crepe de Chine and Georgette models in all shades with beautiful embroidered effects values to $14.50. am Sale price Novelty Blouses of knitted fabrics, Canton and Georgette Blouses in white, flesh, (JJQ Qft beige; values to $13. Sale 3.3U and lace trimmed; values to $3.00. Dni" Sale price OUC Voile Blouses, lace trimmed, and tailored lilouses of Dimity in white and white and colors with gingham t'fim special sale CM price I iH3 Voile Blouses with filot trim and tailored i Blouses of dimity, batiste and madras, OA Qfl values to $5.00 I 3U Hand made Blouses of batiste, beautifully embroidered and blouses of dimity with hand made collars and cuffs, trimmed with real Qr) Qft filet lace; values to $6.50 3.3U BERRY KINGSTON 223 EAST FRONT STREET.

Afternoon Performance. Fisher Shipp, wife of Lloyd Loar, director of the orchestra, entertained in the afternoon during the musical program. She gave an impersonation which pleased the audience and tansr two sontrs, "The Daffodils" and "Annio Laurie," and received much applauso. Several numbers were given bv the five-piece orchestra of stringed instruments. "The Optimist," a medley of old southern songs, a number of grand opera melodies and an arrangement by l'aderewskl.

Special selections were also given, including the rendition of a Venetian love somr on a mando-cello. Mr. Loar played on a saw, operating the Implement tn a unique manner. He also played on the violin, winning much applause with this instrument. A second program was given by the orchestra nt the nl.tht pe-'orniance, Vfajfat toy ifis a( fjfomutf, DR.

ATKINS Our most exclusive Blouses, all stunning mod Special Low Prices During Our JULY SALE els for dress and sports wear, values $12.90 to $25, for Stone's Saturday Coffee Special. Hundreds of users call it the blend, because it makes so de. One odd lot of Crepe de Chine, Canton and Georgette Crepe Blouses in white, navy, beige and Copenhagen, desirable styles; CM Qft 10 Per Cent Off on all Blouses and Ready to-Wear not advertised. Floor, Annej. values to 512.50..

Making Summer lightfnl a cup of coffee. It combines the Java flavor with the Bogota body Klemm's, First Osteo and r.ri er enloyable iv.ttee prjceinivj tha iiumonus talk. Bryan to iipeak Tomorrow. JOHN MONROE TAILORING CO. istics.

it is cheap at 10a a pound, but our Bpoclal price for this blend is 35o a round. E.n'oy a pound Saturiiay. The feature of the five days of the I Chautauqua will tie the addre.is Sunday by William Jennings Bryan. Mr. 313 NORTH MAIN ST.

Serving Easier JNITY BLDG. COLLINS MEANS Dry an will speak at 2:30 p. m. Today's program Is as follows: Afternoon. 2:30 Concert Ver Hour Concert Company, un artistic vocul and instrumental combination 3:30 Play reading, "Mary Jane's Pa" Maude Willis, well known dramatic reader.

Evening. 7:30 Concert Ver Haar Concert Company, featuring Edna Swaqson Ver Haar, unusual mezzo soprano soloist 30- Popular educational lecture Dr. It. L. Lyman, school of education, Univers.ty of Chicago.

Clearance of Neckwear, Silk1 Scai'fs and Girdles Organdie, Batiste and I.ace Collars, lace and Fancy and Plain Fibre Silk Scarfs, mi An embroidery trimmed; values to 75c. 9Qi sold for $3.50 and $4. Sale yfc.30 Sale price Oul Fancy Fibre Silk Scarfs which former- (P9 QQ Organdie, Ginyliam, Lace and Net Collars and iy 80id for $4.50 and $3 i3i30 Collar and Cuff Sets, regular $1.50 and QO- All-silk Scarfs in plain and fancy effects that $2.00 values. Sale price- UU sold for from $7.50 to $9.50, tC QQ Lace Vcstees of Cretonne, Organdie and Beach Cloih; regular $1.50 and $2.00 values. QOg AU.gUk Scarfs plain 8nd ancy S'e prliv ffiCtg that BOid for 913.50, sale price.

3.H0 All Hand-made Collars. Vestoes and Collar pk.m.-i.. and Cuff sets PRICE. verUsed Embroideries nok ad- 13 Per Cent Off on all Neckwear not adver- I tig0(1 Off on all Metal Girdles. 20 Per Cent Discount on all Dress Trimmings.

20 Per Cent Discount on all Veilings. aSiv 1 7 tone Tea Store, 114 Front. Bargains at Waldman's. Mason fruit Jans, dos 75e. Mason fruit Jar covers, Galvanized lion garbage cans, 69c, Copper bottom wash boilers, $1.49.

2-qt. Ice cream freezers. 98c. 10 bars Ivory soap, 69c. t-qt.

aluminum covered ketths. $1. Aluminum double roasters. Jl. 10 bars white laundry soap, 5 cans Old Dutch Kleanser.

4Sc. 6 plain csj-stal water glasses. 19c. GalvanUed water pails. Ke.

Full no sink wash boards. 4 Sc. Saturday Bargains at Clark's Market, GC9 N. Mam. 2 doi.

fresh country cpss. 4.c. 3 cans high grade corn. 119c. 4 cans pork and benns, 3Sc.

4 large cans milk, S.T.c 3 lb. Clark's steel cut coffee, 1.00, 3 large cans tomatoes, 5Sc. 49 lb. sack guaranteed flour, 2 00. Hulling beef.

Be. lb. Good tender steak, 12 1-Cc. Choice pot roast, Hk 12 l-2c. 2 lb.

Frankfurters. 26c. Pork loin roast, 20c. Boneless pork butts. 15c.

Fancy sugar cured bacon, 17 1-Jc 20c. We deliver. Phone T7j, EMPLOYES AT WORK ON To have just the right silver fur serving is particularly gratifying in summer. Individual forks for the salads, long spoons for the cold drinks, the olive and cold meat forks, the large spoon for berrios, sherbet and ice cream spoons these and other pieces used constantly in hot weather, are shown in attractive plated and sterling patterns at Homuth's! Ice Tea Spoons, Sat $1.50 Up. Salad Forks Set $4.00 Up.

Olive Forks, 75c Up. Cold Meat Forks, $1.00 Up Sherbet Spoons, $3,50 Up PARK CAMPING GROUND The tourists' camping, grounds at Taller shop to eonnectim. Dry cleaned, tailor prcmit. 213 W. WASHINGTON ST.

309 S. CENTER ST. Miller purk were being renovated yesterday by cliy employes. Two ovnis will be placed on the ground today. A general ciean-up or me parn is being conducted by Custodian John LOUDON Eagle Machine Works C.

t'hrie. The lake was dragged yesterday near thj bridge and rid of heap of weeds. Between thirty Mill End Sa le of Summer Underwear and tHty fishermen tried their luck Don't Lose Your Hair Try Cuticiira If your scalp is irritated, itching and burning and your hair dry and falling out in combfuls try the following treatment. Touch spots of dandruff and Itching with Cuticura Ointment and follow with bot shampoo of Cuticura Soap. SupU tut Tim Mill Aitmf "Cittern Uk.

rtteilM, Dfpt 40P, Mftldu 41, Hut1 Sold Soapgaa. OintnimtTftandbOf. VCuticura Scmis ahavM without aauf. in the lake during the day, and a few good-sized bass were caught. PLUMBING Steam and Hot Watff Heating 10 Per Cent Discount on all Underwear -sot advertised.

WillH.Homutii Jewelry Cd Popular Priced Jewelers. Goitre Margin rite Zllllox of 910 South Bonn Btreet was operated for goitre at Brckav hospital on hursdav and is recovering us well ps may bo Women's Burson Cotton Hose, special GAS FITTIKG Large Stock of Gas Fixtures MACHINE WORK Women's Seal Pax Union Suits, regular 70 $1.25 and $1.50 values' for OU Women's Vests, regular 35c values for VIOa 24c, and regular 5oc values for rUl Boys' Knit Athletic Union Suits, sises 4 CQa tn 16 years, regular $1.25 values, for 03U 3 pairs $1.00 My Store Grocery Department. Fancy Michigan celery, stalk. fc Watermelons on ice, per lb, iiHo. 3 cantaloupes, large size, 2ic.

New potatoes, best quality, pk cents. Guaranteed flour, large sack. S2. 2 lbs. fancy green beans.

Fancy cauliflower, 2 heads, 5 lb. can country sorghum, Large pkg. seeded raisin. lZc. Best peaberry 4 II.

10 bars Kirk's Flake snap. 42e. Women's Kayac "AoUUe" Hose black, beige, ck, beige, OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY Both Phortss. nude and rxulai 5 values. 39c Girls' sleeveless Vesta, sizes 4 to It) 'fears, reeular TELL, Macaroni and spaghetti, 2 for 15c.

3 large Jars preserves, flOe. 1 dos. tall milk, best quality. arance Sale of Infants gj; Selling Direct to the People and Children's Apparel Wet Cylinder REGRIND1NG i i By The Holing Process Modern Grinding Co. Fancy Groceries and Meats Deliveted to Your Door at Cash and Carry Prices No.

2H pracni-t or apricots, 2c. Free stamps and delivery. Martin's Economy Cash Carry. Fresh country egns, 20o dor. Extra fancy new potatoes, 48c peck.

Tall can Every Day milk, 7c tan. cans fancy Country Gentlemen corn for 25c. 3 large cans Del Monte peaches 116 EAST FRONT STREET. FREE DELIVERY. One lot of Girls' Gingham Dresses, mn QC values to $5.95, for VaCi33 Copenhagen Blue Chumbray plaited Middy PHONE 2380.

Skirts on white muslin waists; regular $2.25 values, for only $1.50 Sugar Potatoes for $1.00. cans NO, 2 uamoi suiney m-aim. Flour Bobolink, large sack 216 W. Monrr. Phone 3080-X for 30c 50c Small lot of misses' short whit Petticoats ages 10 to 14 years, white muslin, lace Fancy Selected Potatoes, peck.

Franklin Cane, the best sugar made; 100 pounds QQ $1.95 $2.00 its tor nd em 69c tor and em More, large broidery trimmed; regular 95c values for iniutits' while Nainsook Drosses, yoke trimmed, fur ti months and 1 year old tots, regular Cfl $1.00 values for only UUu One lot of Infants' fine Nainsook Dresses, lace und embroidery trimmed, for ages 6 months to 1 year; regular $1.50 values. RPf Sale price Infants Parasols in pink, blue, yellow plain and flower trimmed, t9e values for 7t( and (iitc values, 50c IUl Boys' Pajamas, well made and striped materials, one and two pieces, frog 1 fin trimming; regular $1.93 values for. v. wU Boys' Pajamas, well made, plain am. striped materials, ono and two pieces, frog PI ftfj trimming; regular $1.95 values, I UU Armour Veribest pork ana twins.

10c cnn. Tall No. 1 can fancy pink salmon, I for 25c. in II, upl, in It for 20c. Want sack We Town There' Fun and Health sell Crlor Occident, and all Zephyr leading Coffee Eggs Strictly Fresh Eggs, 2 doien vuli fiumt tar Queen olives! for All Straw Hats for children up to 5 years old, in mushroom and off the face styles at Vj-Prlcs All Girls' Spring Coats for ages 2 to IS years old at Price 45c brands of Flour.

Best Quality Coffee, 4 lbs. for 95c 10 bars P. O. soan for 42c. Parawax.

1 lb. for 10c. dos. best rubbers. f'ir 20c.

Cento per bottK 90c. 5c can. Ball Mason Jars 75o 90c Pints, doien Quarts, dozen rlA flrniiser. 2 ClinS ff 50c Boys' Night Shirts for ages 6 to 16 years: regular $1.39 values '1U 19c. Lux, 10c package.

a burs for A table of odds and ends, such as slightly soiled ribbon novelties, bows, coat hangers, rattles, booties, etc, 25C All-wool Sweaters for women plain and fancy weaves, some fiber silk, at Qff Any Gingham Dress In our stork tor girls from 2 to IS years old at 20 Per Cent Off 10 Per Cent Off all merchandise not advertised on the Second Floor Annex. We Guarantee Them. Pure White Vinegar, nr tUU Hlpe Bananas, OK a 3 lbs e3C '0ilt. nwiii mi- rnffp the best In ttlC Ono lot of Girls' Gingham Drosses, QC values to $10, for vJJ.iJ Peas, 3 29c Corn, 3 cans 25o Pork nnd Beans, 3 29c Salmon, 3 caas 29c 3 Lbs. Cooking Apples 25o Cabbage, home grown, 5c Onions.

Lettuce, bunch 5e Home Grown Strlngless Beans, 3 lbs 25o Itlpe, Juley Watermelons on ice. Wo plug them. Pet Milk, 10 cans Seedless Raisins, best quality, pkg. Crackers, good, pound Corn Flakes, Pancake Flour, package 50c 15c 10c 2So. lb.

One lot of Creepers and Rompers crepes, ging in Running Water Place a Kenney Shower In your ball room now. Let ileuionstnUe its value to every member of the home. Kennty Showers re sold on nn absolute guarantee of sntls-faction. Niagara $8.00. I Patau Beach $14.00 Drop In and Set Them, at I.

A. LEDERER Phone 1658-L. 119 South Main. hams and chamhrays for ages 2 to 6 Fresh ripe Cantaloupes; $1.00 10c Father Cavanaugh years; values to for Klemm's, Second Floor, Annex. ench Juicy Lemons; dozen 35c Is To Speak Here Father John Cavanaugh, eminent Catholic orator, will address a Joint BEST QUALITY ILLINOIS CORN-FED BEEF, PORK, VEAL AND SMOKED MEATS.

tlia memoers ui Knights of Cotumbus luncheon and the Klwanls club nt the Illinois hotel next Monduy noon, I former president Host quality Pure Pork 4J" Sausage, home-made, lb. I3C Best Hamburger made, pound Smukcd Hhnnkless Hams; pound at Picnic 15c 15c of Notre Dame university, which Is said to be the largest Catholic college corn- 20c Pot Rousts, from tod steers, Smoked Bacon Squares, pound We sell the best quality Porterhouse; Round and Loin Steaks on the Market. In the country. min fnr. ih dav wl II be furnish "DRY GOODS OF QUALITY" Famous For Coats, Suits and Dresses PARKER'S HAIR BA1SAM by Isaac Van Grove and his concert Mr.

Van Grove wus for We Will Be Open For Business All Day On Thursdays. BauaftAMa. TaLi Altai merly accompanist for Mary Harden and also an associate director of Mulv to Gray tnd Fad4 HiH trviTtt. tIB ro and lunan'ruiiyitM i. tba Chicago Grand Opera company, I I.

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