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Southern Illinoisan from Carbondale, Illinois • Page 15

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Carbondale, Illinois
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CarbondaleHerrin Murphysboro SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28. 1950 13 FAST BRASS IN MILAN to their home Sunday after spending a week in Gary, visiting with Mrs. Heckel's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Concert Sunday Jit Vfl Hospital The 528th Air Force Band of Scott field will present a concert PREMIUM QUflLITY- GLEANING Cosis lio More Phone 79 CARBONDALE iodel Cleaners Boy, 10, Drowns Near Centralia Garry Sanders, 10-ycar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.

Sanders, drowned yesterday afternoon in a Mock pond one-half mile south of Centralia. Hail road workers summoned by two companions of youne Sanders found him on the bottom of the pond in four feet of water. City fiiemen and police attempted unsuccessfully to revive him. I Robert Mitchell. Hcckel also spent a few days in Chicago where he I attended the furniture mart.

i DAUGHTER VISITS CARTER VILLE PARENTS Miss Ulva Mason of East St. jLouis spent the week end in jCarterville visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Knupp. 4- at the Veterans Administration hospital in Marion at 2:30 p.

Sunday, July 2. The band, making its fifth annual appearance at the hospital, is under the direction of Chief Warrant Officer George Attridgc. Dr. E. A.

Welch, manager of the Marion hospital, extended 'to the Four Anna Scouts Go To National Jamboree At 1 o'clock this afternoon four Anna Scouts joined 103 other Scouts and leade. of the Egyptian council as they boarded their special train at Salem for the trip to Valley Forge, for the second National Jamboree. The event marked the end of four months of preparation on the part of these Scouts and their leaders. All the Anna Scouts are members of the Wolf Patrol, Jamboree Troop 26, Egyptian Council. They arc Jerry Womick, of Troop 29 sponsored by the Men's Bible class of the Methodist church.

Patrol leader; Irvin Dale Harvey and John Nicholas, also of Troop 23, members of the Patrol as is Lewis Wingate of Troop III, sponsored by the Presbyterian Men'sBible class. A' ''V j' 5 'general public an invitation to at tend the concert. 4 I I 1 THE TIIIL IIECKELS RETURN TO CARTERVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hcckel and children of Cartcrville returned Future Homemakers at Herrin End Year's Work Herrin Future Homcmakcr will rncrt Thursday, June 29.

at 6 o'clock at the Herrin city park for their June meeting. Wholesome individual and croup recreation will be the Ihrmr for GILL'S CAFE 22nd and Walnut Murphysboro Completely Remodeled and Redecorated Now For BUSINESS Funeral Held Today For Amanda C. Harris Owen Brothers SALES and SERVICE Winkler and Sunbeam Gas Coal and Oil-Heating Phone 26-R or 684-L CARBONDALE through the streets of Milan, on the 114th anniversary of their corns' foundation. Italian pride in their sprinting militia, with its famUiar cock-feathcied helmet, outranks even the enthusiasm, engendered by their mechanized forces. (AP WIREPIIOTO) The band of Italy's popular Bersaplieri troops, who do most of their training on the double, takes off on a eustom-arv double-time concert Funeral services were held today at Ml.

Zion Presbyterian church for Amanda C. Harris, 81, who! died Monday at her home near! the evening and will conclude the) year's activities. Each girl should take her' own' lunch and all members are urged; Xo attend. I Herrin placed first in all $-cc-: lion competition this year and should make a good record to-! ward state awards. Mrs.

Louise Dongola. The Rev. L. A. Earnhart offic IS md AUTO Hi iatcd.

Burial was in the Mt. Zion Save Mow on all your cemetery. Ford funeral home was Barton, leader said today. in' charge. Mrs.

Harris, widow of Tom Har 7 VISITING A RENTS IN BUSH ri. leaves two brothers, William and Charles N. Earnhart, both of Dongola, and three sisters, Mrs Mrs. Jane Thompson and daughter, Denisc. of Decatur have! been visiting her parents, Mr.

and! Mrs. Edward Kircher, in Bush! for the past week. Martha Fisher, Anna; Mrs. Alice -TA avM vl v.v. I Fisher and Mrs.

Ida Bhthc. both of Dongola. Murphysboro Phone 563 41 7 Store Open Until 8:00 o'clock on Saturday Nights WARD RIVERSIDE NEW WARD SENSATIONALLY PRICED! .) I I 44.95 HAWTHORNE BICYCLE gg Streamlined tank bllce with Nw Departure brake, light, horn, 26x2.125 balloon tires! PRE-WAY FOLDING STOVE Have hot food wherever you go! Lightweight; folds to 1 8V2" xl 1 Vi for easy carrying! REG. 4.69 CANVAS i 1 1 ul Wards Guarantee all materials used in this tire to be FIRST Quality! First-line tread width, and non-skid depth. Made with cold rubber for longer wear! Double insulated plies to guard against heat! Pre-dipped cords for longer carcass life.

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REG. 7.45 CROQUET 5) $1.77 OUTFIT WESTERN FIELD CAMP JUG size for camping trips, picnics and outings! Efficient cork insulation holds heat or cold; one-piece liner is sanitary, easy to clean. offering: choice of vdcclcd groups front our "Gift and Furniture Sections at VITALIZED OIL PRICES SLASHED! PREMIUM GRADE none finer! In handy II JT containers Cor vacations. Fed. Tax Incl.

I Q) Sae eg. 7.79 Two-go. can. .1.44 Sae Keg. J.257ve J-qf.

cam. 1.11 Mto1 Cap "Perma-Life" balls in six bright colors! 7' mallets, stakes, arches, in enameled wood rack. PICNIC OUTFIT jlBllL I ife34irriiSl i i 1 FOR 4 20 pti.CofrpUit. jgjj) i 1 in i rJ Jl i I 7 i i Stainless steel cutlery. Colored plastic dishes.

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BUT COME EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE REG. 20.95 PLASTIC COVERS pSH ft gr Ideal fisherman's motor! Easy to take wherever you go! Quick starting, 360 ful! pivot reverse. Quiet running, weighs only 28 lbs. Speeds up to 10 m.p.h. O.B.C Certified at 4000 rpm; Co PORCH LAWN FURNITURE New shipment just received Chairs Stools Lounges Complete Assortment I ie tiernn mm 1 Beauty and wear unequalled by any other material! SARAN can't get threadbare, can't stain; colors can't fade or run.

Stays smooth and cool for years! AW. All AN Herrin, Illinois The Uest Place to Shop For All' 5.

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