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THE DAILY, PANTAGRAPH. BLOOMKGTON SATURDAY MORNKG, MAY S. 1923. I sri Notices T. P.

A. MEMBERS gram, by theatre orchestra, and male WILL GO AHEAD The following 1. the order of senr- ice. at the Park Methodist church Sunday: Sunday acbool at a. m.

Children', service at 10:10. Baptia- 1 mal aer-lre at Ep worth League at p. m. The evening Mrvic at 7:14 will be of Interest to young men. Subject "Courage." TO GO TO PEORIA Large Delegation From Post Will Attend State-Convention.

SPECIAL CAR ON FRIDAY Member, of Pn.t I. a and their wive, will turn their face. CANIZING li LOOMINGTO UG2-1 Front St Martin's Cash Carry 605 West Chestnut Street and Holder, Illinois. SATURDAY ONLY nMMnatronaB come, forward in unex- pected strength within the next few the officers and committee, of i the Amateur Musical club nave quarxei. Saturday, M.y 12 Court hnu.a Concert by high school band, Edwin Gould, conductor.

Sunday, May 13 6eCOnd Preshvlerlan eV.t.nrh p. music by united choir, of the city. Everyone Invited. BOATING AGAIN SUNDAY IF WEATHER FAVORABLE There will be boating again Sunday afternoon on the lake in Miller park. provided the weather Is favorable.

It 1 was announced ye-terday by John i L'hrie. 'custodian of the park. Last I Sunday a lara-a rrnwri tt-uo mi. -nt ir me weatner turns warmer it 1. expected that many people will be out again Sunday.

Charles Wilson Improving. Charles Wilson, who makes hi. home at 1005 East Grove street and who submitted to a major operation three weeks ago at the Krokaw hospital Is gradually Improving. His condition last evening was satisfactory. WATCH THE RADIO SPECIAL PERFORM ON THE STREETS Two No.

3 cans extra QC. Country Cured Iflr fancy Kraut, for Shoulders, per lb. IOC No. 2 can Red Rose 10p Pure Country Lard, Early June Peas, for lUli pound Ls No. 2V2 can Fancy P.

G. Naptha Soap, C- Sweet Potatoes, can lUli 10 bars for "ww Armour or Quaker 10-, Three large No. 3 cans ffl Oats, package lUli extra fancy Peaches, for ITRJTiTJR 107 MORAN'S MARKETS 403 N. Main St. PURE LARD UNTIL NOON Pound 11c Inw.M p.n.i u.

Aim Dioominrion traveMnr: men have arranged for a special taln on the Traction line to take them and wive, to the convention. The car; will leave the Bloomlngton sta-tlon at 10 o'clock next Fridny morning. They have secured a sn--cial rate for the round trip, including re- mo last car on Saturday ight. The Panrl. mn.i- be one of the best In recent yearr and will be attended by 600 As Post will deleRat'on of about sixty of It.

memoers. The local not membership of 800. making it the the siate. r-1! Bloom- tv, 09 quartered at the Jefferson hotel. Friday of the convention will be given oyer to retxtration of delo-noon9, Wlh "iKht "eelnf 2- aT.th;r"d.5-".'?" iiii election of of flpprs will behe nnrt year.

Mutf. tne will be taken l-n Blooming- Ior ro.oIat.: Saturday noon on Brokaw. MiSS Imo Thnmnaani, submitted to a tonsil tta day and Is lmnrovlmr operatlon Frl' Homer Bates of 507 Normal 'avenue, who submitted to a minor operation Thursday, is Improving. Mrs. Hoy Chambers, of 109 East Division street, is a medical patient Mrs.

W. S. Pinkham, of Lexington, who submitted to an appendicitis operation last Thursday, l. doing as well as can be Miss Louise Warner, of Armlngton, who submitted to an appendicitis operation Friday. I.

improving Rev. E. A. Gilllland, of 204 South Main street. Normal, who submitted to a major operation Friday Is gradually Improving.

MiSS Ida Moots, of 101 Rnntn tv avenue, who submitted to a tonsil operation Friday, has returned to her home. Mrs. A. R. Houser.

of Atlanta! who submitted to a major operation Thursday, Is doing very nicely. Austin McDowell, tit Heyworth, who submitted to a minor operation Friday 1. Improving. Mennonite. Mrs.

C. L. McElheney 805 West Monroe street, submitted to a tonsil operation Wednesday afternoon. Luther Gibson, fo 8aybrook. who Submitted fr.

a matnr n.H.. week ago, was Improved enough tc icvurn nome yesterday. Mrs. Olca Aucamirzer. of n.l sih School street.

Normal, submitted to a tonsil operation vesterda innrn. 1 ng- Kva Belle Allen of rtawltf ted to an rm.mH, a.ut.u,i day afternoon. Mr" -harI Zoellers. of Pekin and TherTa Sheehy. of Clinton, are taKing medical treatment Drena to major operations.

Mrs. N. Yates nf inft mi street, who has 'been a medical pa- lur me past three weeks, returned to her home Thursday. Mrs. Laura Besser.

of Mlno'nk, who submitted to a major operation two weeks ago returned to her home yesterday. wr- ana Mr- L. Means of 10 Nrth are the parents of a glr bahv hn 11 Mr. and Mrs. T.

Mrs. Ida Hulslzer, of Chenoa. will submit to a major operation todav. Rev. Otto Hohensteln.

of South Madison street, who has been a patient at the hosnltal tnr seven weeks, returned to hi. home jcaieruay ariernoon, much Impvd A century ago a day was req' qWred i.uiKa one snoe by hand. week wh.V.r. aa" MS conven- wl be held. S-v of Port of I Hospital Notes I Choice Beef Pot Roast Pound WITH FESTIVAL Bloomington Rallies to Support of Managers and Program is to be Carried Out.

CALENDAR OF THE WEEK Tn suite of the fact that thev will face, a deficit unless the pub'ic (definitely decided to go ahead with mo pmns ror music weK. any 7 to 13 inclusive. The club bad las imed a very large financial oljlca'loj tn this program, and after the public had failed In the earlier to COma forward With thn ryw-rrl rtltr. chases of season tickets, the club Is sued a special plea at the final moment In hope pf saving the proposition and securing enough funds to at least meet the actual expenses. Yestecday the officers and committees had to deride the matter, for final announcement could not be further postponed.

They took everything Into and ieel led that the week's programs of concerts will be put on as first advertised. The reasons which led vo this conclusion were In part the large Initial expenses which bad a'reidy been Incurred, and which would I absolute loss If. plans were abandoned at this stapre. Another reaion Is that the. board of education has decided to dismiss schools of the on the day of the symphony concert In time to permit all teachers anl pupils to attend the nfternoon program.

The third teason Is that the reputation of the city, musically speaking, would suffer moro by the cancelation of the plans at this time than would? be the deficit which the club may have to meet in carry! i-j OUt the rtrnrrram Tha tK therefore taken the chance putttn-r on ine programs, and hoios that even yet the public will come to the rescue arid nrevpnt deficit. Will Be Big Thing It is an nmhii "T1 by the cduc aesthetic value of music, Justified by the educational nr.ri ins in. it has i nf been agreed that milRlp. 1. rtt t.

ordinary potency In wakening and fostering the best Qualities humanity, and to have an entire week devoted to it In this community with special effort to m.ii.- i penetrate every lVme. can mean nothing but added community spirit. Pushing the vexln? finance Into the backsround during weeK, will be the inspiration that comes from a i.nttA vvKiyiv, joining in and ll.tonin. extraordinarily fine artists', and be ing upurted in thought and spirit, ther communities have found anmml icsiivais ana music weeks of such genuine tho' Intangible benefit thf.t they have been reient1 imm year with increasing anthnoioon. a glance at the calendar below (which 11 is suggested that readers clip and save for reference) Is convincing Proof that ro.nngn.inn -n Clt IIUa siasm have entered into the plans for mese rew days memorable, Monday, May 7 Coliseum, 8:15 p.

m. Pbilharmonlc Chorus and nrrhAnrra ra. 1 laneous program; part 2. "Hiawatha's Weddinff Antnn. t- VCM- 'brook, conductor.

Godfrcv oijnn. soloist. Tuesday, May 8 Noon hour. Singing at C. A.

shops, George Marton, leader. D. First froa orchestra programs, Mrs. George Coen, at T. W.

C. A. Every one interested in music Invited. coliseum, 8:15. High school chorus with soloists.

The cantata "The Rose Maiden" Tin Ross, conductor. Wednesday, May 9 p. m. Second free lecture on orchestra tirnrrimi nr Coen. Everyone interested in mn.i Invited Coliseum, 8:15 cornmu.iitv sing, free to the public.

Arth ir Westbrook, leader. Three numbers by milSlC RChnnIa lf Singing by audience, includ'ng groups from retail stores. Industrial piani. and choral organizations. Thursday, M.y 10 Coliseum, 8 p.

Chicago Sjm-phony orchestra. Fredertnir s.Vnb. conductor. Jasques Gordon. soloi3t.

Coliseum, 8:15 p. Chicago Symphony orchestra, Frederick Stok, conductorfl Jacques Gordon, soloist. Fr day, May 11 Movie houses, special muRlo rro- Direct From The Factory To You. Fishfn- taelfl fn mU -m At'all pricei TPL 1 Ohork vnur a Camphorated, Goose Grease, uuori Drug Store. Wallnanrr ilm.

1. patterns. Get our Bare4g orlffin See Yesterday's Roland's tnllat sample. frea with E8 -J. A Bag Fre, rurcn.srof Toilst Today Is the aar-nnri sensational toilet of Bakery Special at It.

fttaa. ntq irara tne oven cents. dozen, Rich devll'a food cake with marshmallow fifllng, each 18c eamjr My Store Bakery Bargains at Waldmarv. All wool wall brushes, 89e i knife lawn mowr. Garden hoe or rakes, 45c, 1 "95' J-Une spading forks, 85c.

24-lnch acreen wire, yard, i. 10 bar. Crystal White iJl 4-ball croquet sets, $1.69. "a 10 bar. Ivory, soap, 69c.

O'Cedar oil mops, 79e, 8 can. wall paper cleaner foot cloth window 7 pkgs. garden seed, 25c. 95, Adjustable window screevi. Any size screen door.

$1 85 ,9 2-burner glass front oveh8 All size, clothes hamper, V4'-, 4 bar.Creara Oil toilet Cut glass water sets, 98c. My Store Grocery Depart-. -4 Yellow onion sets. qt. Be 2 lbs.

whitewashed can peaches in Synf; 2 doz. eggs at store. 45aP 20-24 lbs. Gold Medal flour 'or. Best creamery butter lb i cans No.

2Vi hominy, sje 8 can. pork and tVl4 Nice tomato catsup, botu. It large Juicy Fanev twiort sc. cents. v-aPorated, lb.

bitter chocolate, 15. 1-4 lb. rocoa, best I'ancy freh herriA. "c- all kinds. Just arriv-l, eetabIe urday.

Ior Sat- Klsmm's Kl.y S.I. of 6O0 Pepsodent tooth BOc Acldent tooth paste 30' 4'c-ROc Pebecco tooth paste 25c Dr. Lyons' tooth Powder 65c Baroas.J-shaving ctZ 2c' 85c Pilmollve shaving BOc Mennen's shaving cr'am' BOc Non.pl. 42c. eam.

38c- BOc Bazln, 45c. 23c Mme. Isebell's Brillu.i. BOc Jergen's lotion, 89c n' 19' BOc Garden Fragrance $1 Mme. Isnhell's face 25c Mavis talcum.

22c.POWder- 83c' 25c tube cold cents. shln crm, 50c Listerlne, 42c BOc Lavoris, 42c. $1 Mme. Isebell'. toilet Wal.r BOc Pompelan day 85c 25c ie.

45- 25c ShJ Ins r.oll.1, New Books at Lib; Thera are snme n.w library that will be pl4ced the lt.r.r. ClrCU- them are the followlns; lngamon Rem "What Your h' which we expect to be 8" tf. Popular as book on palmistry .0 ten and ui well Writ- ttll UlustraiVj Loly wrU" 'b? lt can lne "-ma- readilv be teur. TherrUre a blographlT Amen. fh- OOK of many good biographies.

In this are- Book About Myself a book of self plete frankness, the per70dn treated is Mr. when he was a newspap, da V.O...O Dy Emma Calv which tells not only of aive my uie Dy cesses Jtut recollectioh. own 8UC- lnteref people tha 7.1' of Tomh atorv of tha the had begun to think himself-JLii in. "o1 urr ort to read when on. bu.t.

the cheering up. uwas McKenna "Ten." S.m er. to be a book of delightfully. narm' read At Reader, are asking f0. travel Ralnh P.il.!or J0 Adventnre" begins back May oMhe'Boxer rebelli Pftvn thru off durln(f tne war "i or in during the last war.

ul lrelana There are a poetry and; three book. of the shelve, for and for the person who want, an introduction to to MrJ vVells' 8 History-this will ht Three books of ws IJ Frvine's "Th. teau play, and VnKZ New Volume- r.t Conkling-s, "Shoes 0f ths wTn Brathwaite's -Antholow of MaS. Tin. Varna tnr 1099.

10" 01 Maga- aiaiaiaaisiBlBlBIBiajgJEEISIEIc Gibralt 1 rarv arjs 9flr. Cream and Brick Cheese Pound Boneless Beef Roast Pound Round and Sirloin Steak Pound Sugar Cured Bacon Strips Pound S. Center St. 2 Pork Chops POUND 20c lb. 27c 11 91V 4iVv MISSES Svy.

iee I n7 1,1 of- livery before 9 oltiu. a. h2w! h- which miMing. Local Notices HuiZ blcycIe, t0 E. Guy Carlton.

"Kverythjng Electrical'. Mulil, 311 w. Washington. Screen wire, spring hinges and coll springs. H.

McCurdy. 110 W. Front Bloycle tires, f2.25 to $3.50, all guaranteed tor one K. Hurst. liINS Pathflnri.r teed for 2 years, a beautiful wheel.

K. E. Hurst- Everything electrical Including radio. Orler by mall or pL- 1. W.

11. Roland. Dr. prince of Springfield, 111., will sea eye, ear, nose and throat patients la Bloomlngton at the Arlington l.itel day of every month. Hard Coal.

Fresh mined, all sizes. Buy now for next winter and prepared. W. S. Harwood Lumber Coal Co.

Special. For 8unday Dinner Fresh strawberry Ice cream. The Hunter Ice Cream Co. Four deliveries. I'hone 170.

Roland's Amazing Toilet Coeds Sale! 11 A bag of free samples (while they aoij wnn a one purcnase. Beautify Your Lawn By having the necessary equipment we havo lawn mowers from $8.25 up, grass catchers, lawn rakes, grass hooks and shears. Paul E. Wolzcskl, North Main, Phone 510. Strawberries Strawberries.

Strawberry shortcake with lots of berries, also chicken pie included with our 49c dinner at the Cafeteria counter Sunday. The Arlington Cafeteria. Woolen Mill Store. New spring stock ginghams, wash goods, percales, curtain goods, un- rlorwwif hrt.larv nnrt All lines ni rspr.ng and summer dry goods. Our popular prices on an lines.

Chcoi New Victor Records at My Store Now. May list includes some splendid concert, operatic, instrumental and light vocal selections. You are invited to come in and hear any or all of them. My Store, Fourth Floor. Demonstration Today On jfcnss electric washers by factory representatives.

Come in and see these washers wash. At $78 for the peg dolly type and $105 for the cabinet oscillator these machines are the best value on the market. G. H. Kead Bro.

Order Gluten Bread at My Store ninten hread hem is made of the genuine P. L. gluten flour; highly recommended by physiclirns for diabetes, dyspepslav-eonstipation, etc. Thone your order to S99. Bakery My Store.

Buvina a Clothes Washer Whv not get one which has Hcod the test of years? The oldest and best the "Western Kiectric" eoio exo'uslvely at Roland's Electrical Dept. Ask your neighbor she owns one. itoiana s. Stone's Candies. Whipped csAin chocolates, 85c.

Brilliant mled candies, $0c. Mint wafers, 30c. l-'ancy hand dipped 10 cents. Chocolate creams, 20c. Stone's Tea Store.

114 East Front, 32-Pieee Dinner 8et $4.85 nAnia1 u-M ant lit nattern In HnnieRtm ware that Is a. big value at this low price. Also nignest quaiuy dinnerware as well a. domestic wear, in sets and in L'liiiia. cvii earthenware open stock.

Xne 1 nina ia j. jiquu Hear These New Victor Reeorde at vav TVwt Yonder In New Orleans," "Starlth gi "Starlight "Farewell "Burning Just a few of the many splendid dance number. In the new May now on saie. BUY 50o WORTH OF GOODSf BAG OF SAMPLES Ff I Attend Roland's Sensational Tnil4 r.nade Salal I A "I cmiiiio v7 1 Durchase in our tolle? goods al. While they last.

Don't wait! Roland a 8pecial V.lue. in Preserves. Camel 20 ox. preserves, 25c. Pure strawberry, 16 ox.

25c- I'ure raspberry or peach, Jar- 25c- 5 lib. CrOCK, DCSl preservca, i.ov. 24 oz. Teluco fancy preserves, 50c. 28 oz.

pure grape Juice, 40c. 6 lb. crook Veribe.t Jam, 75c. Stone'. Tea Store, East Front 1 lawn llftll mowers, $12.00.

Holder Hdw. May Q. R. S. Rolls at Cable's.

2260 Wanlta. 2215 Bamballna. 2237 i-ioulsvllle Lou. 2253 The Natchex and Robert.jE. Lee.

A 2240 Sawmill River Road. 2195 Marcheta. 2230 Wonderful One. "Handy First Floor Music Shop. Cable Piano 426 N.

Main. Suspioious Characters in Town Three, mysterious strangers In Bloomlngton yesterday were tral.e. for many blocks by one of our local detectives. They went along tne streets stoping ncre aim n. tng mysterious gns iram homes.

After an hour or two of suspicious actions they were tiken IO ltMv th.t they were counting Plata rinunriHi wiikih iiicj the house, that needed painting. Perhaps your nouse was m. They handed in their report to Moratz tha Big Medicine Man who sells .0 much paint; in fact he re. caived s.ooo gallons In one shl inipnwni. i.o Mnrat.

has over 1.100 satis fled customer, on this paint which has had a seven year test and a record of holding good condition for five If your bouse need, paint-tnr see Mornts the Big Medicine Man f.i.. no int. nila and at low r. of for of our 18 20 of of 1. of IP Lean Loin JiU Pound SUGAR CURED BACON, 3ar or Puritan A-l LEATHER PLUS Expert Workmanship Results In Soles That Give Longer Service.

Goodyear Welt System. E. A. LEMME 209 West Washington St. $32.50 Blue Serge Suit Made to your exact measure a tine all wool worsted cloth lined with a never-wear-out beautiful lining guaranteed by the makers of which to be 'perfectly whole when the suit is worn out.

Just thing of the price, or der one, wear It, show It to your friends and tell them It can not be duplicated anywhere except Bloomer's for less than $50. Come in and we with your own eyes how we can make you this bargain. BLOOMER 417 NORTH MAIN ST. TOUR IMJVlUIt. WILL TELL That Good Food means Good health We serve Ggodood Opposite Post Office.

It you want to Bave money dont delay-get that coal in at once, Pay for your coal the budget basis. Get your coal while the Price Is low. Kuhn Kumfort Lump $8.50 J'eQler Lump $8.50 Jealer Nut or Egg $8.50 "rrlsburg Lump $8.50 Springfield Lump $7.00 Sherman Lump $7.00 pn. Lump $7.00 Springfield Egg $6.50 KUHN COAL CO. YARD8: 308 South Robinson St.

OFFICE: 405 Unity Bldg. Csll 400 For Service PARKER'S Hair rai dam rminilniS-slnfwHlrrlu( 1 BeeulT to Crar ud Fd4 HtjJ umuuf zzr- 9 11 11 111 mm 1 1111 mi 1 Our Sfirnnd Carina A I Kumle'sSilpr erne Flour! Do. not confuse this splendid SPRING Wheat Flour with any Kansas flour. of what you pay for Flour, you cannot buy a BETTER flour than KUMLE'S SUPREME for all baking pur- poses. Every sack Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded.

SPECIALNTRODUCTORY OFFER NOW I JOHN, KUMLE CONSUMERS WHOLESALE GROCERS 418 North 202 East Mam st. BUY IN QUANTITIES AND SAVE MONEY Front st Phone 3100 phon. 3101 SATURDAY, MONDAY SPECIALS! Apricots or Peaches, lfll 8ma" 3 large cans 65C PUTC 29c Puffed Wheat, QO Drinking Cider.OQ Our best Butterine, 2 pkgs CtOV, 3 large cans faUC 2 pounds, A pj Sultana Sun Maid Fancy Santa Clara for ft Raisins, Qttg prunes OQ P. and G. Soap, A Pf 3 pounds UJC 3 pounds T7C 10 bars Toilet Paper, Climaline, OC Sani Flush, 7 large AO 3 pkgs UOZ can LuC Tobacco Prince Albert, Tuxedo, Tobacco Bull Durham, Mail Pouch, Velvet, 2 cans Tip Top, Plow Boy, op-for CtDC 3 packages tUuC Ginger Snaps or Soda Fancy Evaporated Eagle Brand Crackers, OC- Apricots, Oi Milk, 3 cans 3 pounds tJC pound A 1 Our best bulk ArJ Cream of ifT" ineaPPle QWtn Coffee, 3 lbs, if PC Wheat, pkg.

1 large cans, 3 for Jello, 3 OJJ Tomato Catsup, OQ Gold Dust, OO for AtJC large bottle AOC larke pkg. ULtC Fancy Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Pork Macaroni or Spaghetti and Beans, 2 cans, i)C 3 pounds, fi for ADC for AlfC Palm Olive or Creme Argo Gloss Starch, Extra Fancy 5-Sewed Oil Soap, OO. 5 pounds, AO Parlor Broom, rr 4 for HtOC for We Deliver $2.00 Orders Free. Phone Us Your Order Early For Prompt Delivery. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

We Buy Eggs, Cash Or Trade. All-Cast rurnace "ew Gibraltar Features Eliminate additi Coa1' Ga and Dlwt EviIi Gibraltar la nd labor-avn8 features the New Bas and uvnot feed, and ash doors, furnace, elln ln.0De plece an! extend thru the fron th wSSS, 'Trl 10 arUni1 the dr' Md the'eby dust-rmiS Vr nul8anc-the "cape of noxious gases and Visit ouf Cleaner more comfortable home, formation. or rrlte tor further Interesting In- "TTiere's a Gibraltar For Every Home'" p- H. MaGIRL FOUNDRY nM FURNACE WORKS Oakland and McLean Sts. PWs.

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