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THE PANTAGRAPH. BLOOMINGTON, ILK. FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1915. PATRIOTIC CHILDREN AT D. A.

R. SESSION (Continued From Page Seven.) War. Mrs. In Roblson; son- club. Hostesses, the Misses Richmond.

May 24 Uuest Day. Klve minute talks on what has Interested me most In the year's study. Hostess, Mrs. Ella Miller. June 7 Annual picnic and children's day.

Dame Nature, hostess. erenlng at the city hall. No special business came before the meeting. The i new chemical fire extinguisher arrived Thursday and la receiving a thoro testing. Charles Schnltzler sent a force of men to Lallogue Thursday to commence the construction of two build the opportunity to carry the celebra-.

over Sunday and finish it on Monday. The social clubs and other organizations are divided in their selection of the day largely on account of the fact that many of them would like te extend their celebration beyond mld-ni which would be Impossible for Corn Limpers! Use "Gets-lt" and Smile! Corns Come Right Off, Clean and Quick! You Needn't Limp, or Fuss With Your Corns Any More! the front of his store on Jefferson POLICE FEAR TWO those who select Saturday. THE STARVING OF HENS CONSIDERED UNDESIRABLE. street. They will remain thruout the rest of the conference.

Mrs. peorge A. Elume and daughter, Mrs. Charles Wetse, of Chicago, who are attending the convention at the D. A.

are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Uurnham, 1313 East Washington street.

HALLOWE'EN NIGHTS ings on the N. B. Claudon estate farm. A barn 40x54 feet on concrete blocks four feet high and a corn crib 2ax48 feet will be erected. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Darnaby and Miss Clay, who went to Kankakee to put on a play for the Masons of that city a few days ago, have reported that they showed to two full houses Early and Ra-id Moulting Does Not Increase the Egg Supply. OCTOBER 31 FALX.S ON Mrs.

K. L. Ives will entertain with Wfcit'a the iiw of spoiling a good tims for yourself by limping arouod with fierce coma? It'i one of the easiest tliinifs in the world, now, to get rid of them, "Get It" does it the new way. a dinner party at her home, 211 Soutti on October 18 and 19. They were also honored by a dance and banquet I Derore tney left.

Ambitious Youths of the City May Decide to Take Full Advantage of Duo-Occasion. From the number of inquiries which Mr. P. O. Barto, of the University of Illinois, has received recently asking fur information or directions concerning the proper treatment of hens to induce early and rapid moulting in order to secure an increased number of eggs in late fall and the winter months, it is evident that the idea prevails with many that this How to whip Carnation Milk FOOSLAND.

Mrs. P. TV. Downs has been quite sick for the past week. Rally day will be observed In the Sunday school October 24.

Dr. J. B. Colwell and Earl Martin motored to Bloomlngton Tuesday. Mrs.

Byron Dean has been visiting her parents at Isabella for a week. The police force of Bloomlngton is face to ftice with a problem which arises from the fact that this year Hallowe'en will fall on Sunday and McLean street, this evening in nonor of Mrs. Sarah Kitzwilliam and Mrs. George Ulume and daughter, Mrs. Charles Weise, all of Chicago, covers will be laid for fourteen.

The beautiful and huge bunch of American Heauty roses presented to Mrs. M. T. Scott bv the Illinois Daughters, are attending all the sessions. They Ktnnd at the ends of the platform indicating by their presence that Mrs.

Scott is willing to share her gift with her sister Daughters. The presentation of the new officials, which will be made at the afternoon session today, will be one of the effective parts of the session. The elections take place this morning and during the afternoon session the new oFlicials will be formally presented and will outline their policies to the method of Increasing winter egg production has been oroved to be successful. "However, this is not the fact," says Mr. Barto.

"A very careful and thoro -The Patrons' cluh will hnl.f tho the social clubs, fraternal societies and various associations along with younger generation of revelers are divided in the opinion as to what night they will celebrate the old English holiday Saturday or Monday. Police officials now in the service experiment to test this question was frst meeting of the season Thursday conducted a few years ago at Cornell evening. How often have yon gone without whipped cream because of the trouble of getting jrood whipping cream when you wanted it? Carnation Milk whips satisfactorily. The recipe below gives the simple directions. Keep them, A five-cent can makes enough for the average family.

Carnation Milk Clean Sweet Pan From Contented Cow There is nothing new to learn when yon use Carnation Milk for cooking, baking or the table. You don't have to change your cooking methods. Carnation Milk is only pure cow's milk, evaporated to the consistency of cream nothing added and nothing-taken out but a large part of the water. It is hermetically sealed and sterilized always pure, sweet and wholesome. Its convenience is as great as its economy and rich flavor.

method that la used to produce rapid moulting is to starve the flock for The visiting womefi nre much Im have never been called upon to decide this question and Inquiry yesterday elicited the information that Tho Corns Coma Right Off, Clear A Wniitle, by Vun 'GeU-Itl'" That's whr "Oets lt' hag become the corn rem' prest with the beauty of the city of they did not know of any precedent or which to establish the night they Mr. and Mrs. Charley Belong have begun housekeenlng in the F. Schoen-berger property. Mr.

and Mrs. Corley Ritchie, Mrs. W. L. Boyd and Ora Boyd motored to Adrian, l.tst week.

Albert Selburg. who suffered a fractured leg a number ef weeks ago, is now able to be about a little on crutches. Oliver Ball was struck In the eye by a corn leaf, which caused an abscess on the eyeball. He Is taking dy of America, the bitrgpst wiling torn remedy about three weeks by cutting the ration to one-third the usual amount and then rapidly increase the feed to all the birds can be Induced to consume. This causes a rather sudden dropping of the old feathers, but the Cornell experiment station found that the hens thus treated produced fewer eggs during fall and winter and at a greater cest per dozen than did the liloomlngton and with the cordiality of the hospitality with which they have been received.

Many expressions were heard yesterday among the delegates to the effect that never had they attended win be called upon "to do the wor- ying," while the merrymakers per form all the old lime stunts that Hallowe'en. Mf mm) am CuhUm Kilk hmm iw tnor-Th Cmti sra, a conference when the entertainment feature surpast that of the present meeting. bens fed normally. Prepare for Double Duty. The police apprehend, however.

Pacific Coart I in the world, preferred hy millions. Io you remember tliat toe-eating naive you tried, that sticky tape, that toe-bundling bandage, the gouging you've done with knives, razors and scisHors? Well now, forgi-t them all. No more fussing, no more pain. Whenever you me simple, easy "(leUdt" the corn is doomed, sure. So is every callus, wart or bunion.

Never cut corns or call uses, it makes them grow that much faster, and increases the dawrer of blood poison. No cutting is necessary hy using 'Cets-lt" Use tonight and end your corny existence. Gets-lt" is sold hy all druggists, 2oc a hot-tie, or sent direct by E. Lawrence abundance of nutritious food, quite treatment in Bloomlngton. that they will have to work both Sat Rev.

J. P. Collier, of Weldon, and Condensed i urday and Monday nights, as they are convinced that the boys are going to Rev. J. G.

Bee of Clinton, motored over this week to call on Rev. I. T. rich In protein and fats during the moultlne season, but not to attemtit to force the moult by any patent stimulating foods. full advantage of the situation HaverfieU Mr.

Haverfield is slowly and go as far as possible in playing Seattle. U. S. A. improving.

their tricks on the nights preceding and following S-nday School teachers generally think that the children will not delay in their Vt w'5 The Interest of today centers In the election of officers. It is understood that Mrs. 1-Yank W. Bahnsen, of Hock Island, is the probable successful candidate for state regent, altho nominations may be made by ballot this morning. Mrs.

Bahnsen Is a popular woman long in the work and comes into candidacy by reason of her popularity as well as from her present office of first vice regent. The place for the holding of the next conference may be decided today. It is the custom to receive invitations from the cities wanting the meeting and to decide from tho invitations which shall be the accepted location. There are already a half dozen invitations In. It is understood that the ELLSWORTH.

W. W. Jacks arrived home Wednesday from an extensive sojourn in Marmoth, N. D. celebration of the holiday, but that Saturday nicht vwill see them furnish- ng a busy time in the honored customs ST.r.oMTV DON'T SUFFER LAUGH AT STOMACH MISERY W.

T. Shorthose Will Return the Money If Mi-o-na Does Not Relieve Dyspepsia. Amone all the remedies in TV. T. "tick-tacK.

disturbance of gatepost hinges, hanging baskets, ringing FAIRBURY. Mrs. W. B. Decker and daughter, Mrs.

Charles Schnetzler, were in Chicago Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. J. H.

Lanestaff left Thursday for Chicago, where thev will spend the remainder of the week. Rubert Rayhurn arrived home from Albuquerque. N. ThursJnv for a visit with his father, Dr. J.

R. Ray-burn. W. B. McCormick, of Iowa, is a guest Tit the Mathew Glennln home.

Mrs. McCormick has been 111 for several weeks, but is ahle to be out. Mrs. J. T.

Wilcox very pleasantly door bells, stealing father's cane to, hang a jack-o'-lantern on for illumination purposes, and generally ner- formin all the feats which are per- Jackson Wilkinson, of Webster City, was transacting business here the first of the week. Mrs. Arnold is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Vander-voort, of Bloomington.

John A. Kltch left Thursday for a ten days' visit wlh relatives at his old home in Carlisle, Pa. Miss Maude Preston, who has been afflicted with throat trouble for several months, will go to Bloomlnston today and have her tonsils removed. -re vr. n.itted to go with the small boys cele-l ration of Hallowe'en.

southern part of the state is anxious for the conference. Peoria is also In line to entertain. The cl'ief resolution which is ex-pifted to be brought before the con Youngsters to Seize Opportunity. Chief of Police Jones agrees with the teachers that the celebration will, without doubt, start on Saturday night, but nc is also convinced that police vig vention today will be that under which the state association will pledge itself to stand hy President Wilson in his Shorthose's popular dm store, there are few that he is willing to sell on a puarantee to refund the money if they do not cure Ml-o-na, the famous dyspepsia rem edy, has helped so many of his customers that V. T.

Shorthose says: "If this remedy does not relieve you, come back to my store and I will cheerfully -feturn your money." Anyone who has dyspepsia, Indices, tlon, headaches, dizzy feellnps or liver troubles should take advantage of this chance to be made well without any risk of spending their money to no purpose. Ml-o-na will relieve you, will ilance will have to be renewed on Mon day night as well. policy of preparedness. It is under entertained the Lozang club Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The afternoon was spent at cards, followed by refreshments.

John Bolllger Is bull.Ting a residence In the east part of this city. It will be modern in every wav and when completed will be one of the best homes in the city. Homer Rees, residing south of the city, is loading a car of onions that haA been sold to a commission firm In Bloomlngton. A total of 330 bushels were raised on less than an acre. stood that a number of spirited He is satisfied thnt the fact that si rial celebrations In the way of dances and entertainments are being divided speeches will be made upon this sub ject and that the majority of the con SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PANTAGRAPH ferpnee is In favor of the attitude of between Saturday and Monday will not be overlookt bv the youngsters and London is 746 miles from Rerlln bv the president and will go on record as saying so.

that thev will takefujjadv.intageof mail route. ARMINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB regulate the digestion, will enable you to eat what you want. If it does rot do all ths it will not cost you a cent. The J. E.

WILL Co. Officer and Program for the ea Attractive Booklet Recently Issued Reading Course on Germany, Belgium and T. Shorthose has sold hundreds of boxes of Ml-o-na, in the last few weeks and has yet to receive the first complaint from any customer. Such record is simply marvelous and peaks volumes for the merit of the remedy. it Is easy enough to fill a column with the symptoms afflicting those The Armtngton Woman's Club has Bene eighteen active members and does ex IlStFrM Special mm cellent work.

It was organized in 1011. Joined the State Federation in 1913 and Joined the district Federation $8.00 Set of Granite and Copper or Aluminum Ware FREE with Every Majestic Range Sold. $8.00 Set of Granite and Copper or Aluminum Ware FREE with Every Majestic Range Sold. last year. It gives careful consldera tlon to the whole year's program and Sale prints an unusually attractive year who have dyspepsia, but there is no need of describing their condition, What they want is relief and they caa net It in Mi-o-na.

Do not suffer a day longer w-nu disordered digestiou If Ml-o-na relieves you it costs you 50 cent a box, if It docs not. yon hav. W. Shorthnsr-'s personal guarantee return your money. book.

It oi ened its meetings for the season of 1915-1916 October 6. The club meets evry alternate Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Harriet Verry president; Mrs.

Henrietta Very, secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Ethel press reporter. The Ijjy View reading course on Germany, lielgium and Denmark Is beiriK used this year. The general program Is as follows: CURES RHEUMATISM Mafestt bailees AND BOWEL TROUBLE October Itesponses; name an early Herman sovereign and a fact aliut him. map study of German empire, led by Mrs.

Milda Darnell; Barbaric Teutons, Mrs. Harriet Marklund: Order Your Majestic Range TodayThe Ranfje With a Reputation Twenty Five Cents worth It Plenty; Try It. Take Harmleia, Soothing Trex for Just 3 Days. Then no more stinging rheumatic pains; good-bye chronic miserable constipation; no more sore kidneys nor aching back. Trex la wonderful.

Acts right off Trex induces natural The Uise of Germanv Mrs. Kern JtnSs-miui; sons by the club. Hostess, Miss Blanche l.lpKey. I Oitolier Besponses; A German City; The Crusaders. Emma KU hmond; The lteign of Churlemagne, Martha Xlihmond: three minute sketches.

THE GREAT Herman, Mrs. Henrietta Verry: Fred-erick Barburosa. Mrs. Ethel Miller; Martin opltz. Mrs.

Harriet Verry. Hostess. Mrs. Ina ItobUun. I I November 3 The German Army and Navy, Mrs.

Ella Miller: Eiik-emva and War. Mrs. Harriet Mainland; rwiding, i by Emma Bichi.iond; folk song by the drainage of the entire system; promptly opens your clogeed up kidneys, liver and bowels; cleans the stomach of fermenting, gassy foods and waste; dissolves out Irritating rheumaitc poisons folleves feverish-ness, headaches, dizziness and constipation misery. Iton't stay "knocked out" any longer, (let this quick relief today. 25c at II.

J. Frey's. or sam-pie direct from H. It. Denton (S'ot Inc.) Ileardntown, III.

cluh. Hostess. Mrs. Mama ret Iiarnell. November 17 Delegate'! report of convention of state federation.

Hos- I tens, Mrs. Allierta Markland. Iiecemlier 1 Itespunses; National' Characteristics; tho German Woman arid Her Work. Mrs. Allerta Mark-land; German children and Hums Life.

Mrs, Marv Kweetman; discussion. German Wife with American Wife by Mrs. Clara Hostess, Mm. Kern Kossman. Iwcember 1.V-History of German Art.

Mrs Margaret Iwrne1: German Artists' Itii.k-raphnes. Mrs. lna Fnmlly at Christmas Time. Mrs. Mabel Kinsev; sng by the club, ll'istess.

Mrs. Henrietta Verrv. January 5 I.uther the ltefurmer. Mrs. Cecile three mlnut talks, h-'avonnnila.

Islanche I.lpnev; Wycllff, Mr. Harriet Markland: Hubs. Mrs. Harriet rry: reading. Mrs.

Ella Mil- Majestic Raogje THE RANGE WITH A REPUTATION Wins Gold Metal THE HIGHEST AWARD AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. The MAJF.STIC ha won the liiRhest award at every Exposition since Majesties were first made, nearly a quarter of a century afro. What greater testimony could he pven to MAJKSTIC quality and MAJF.STIC efficiency than the unanimous verdict of so many juries of experts! I YLtb ONLECSIF-DESIRED. TipTl if, J-'jk. iLMRncvtR-BURn wiRfa- KETTLE: l59Z-nLL V.CPrcR TEn KETTU- EH 1' "jt Blflm-UMEa-BRIPIWS-PflriV THIS SET OF WARE FREE January 19 N'alioletwit.

Vr. Mrs. Margaret lurtiell; Notable Events In Germany hime 1 afi 1. Mrs Kern Noted German 8i bonis, Mrs. Harriet Verrv; reading, l.lp-sev llnstem.

Mrs. Ethel February 2 HeKi'ntises exchange of recipes; Hrend Making. Mrs Hurgaret luirnell: sln.lt talks on Milium' left-overs. Iei Lv Mrs. Marv weetman; demonstration, Mrs.

Mabel Klnxey. Mm, Harriet Verry. rehruniy IS Colonial I'ay. Hostess, Mrs. Mil.

In Iiarnell. Map 1-Heading, a tour thru Hl- What Do You Think of the Man Who Owns No Watch? Everybody who nmntinta to anything has wntel F.ven ynuiiir fillow ja't starting business life have "n.d wrttches. Watches nr; so necc.ry that the j'hargc a nan is so indifferent and he doesn't Ret a good timepiece is a mighty serious accusation, i Good watches litile that it hardlv ccn: reasonable ambody vuih a job can't afford one. Where yon mt the fellow without a watch What's the matter with him anyway! sure you aren't in t'e watehless class. Come ir.u Chadband's and see wlnt a fine watch you can get for a price you can easily pay.

L. F. Chadband Manufacturing Jeweler 413 North Main Street glllll ltie, Mrs. I'erlle I Nam: reclts- I Hon, Mm Mil. 1.

1 Iiarnell; the Ifnal SAVE, $8.00 As a special Inducement rlnrlnf mir demonstration wk only, with very MAJKSTIC IIANGK sold (prices always, the same), mill nlve free, one hamlsomn set of Granite and Copper or Aluminum War. Every plec of thla war la thu bent of Its kind. Not a plec that Is not needed in very kitchen. It rannot nosslhly hoiiKht for less than This ware la on exhibition at our store. DONT FAIL TO SEC IT.

CASH OR CREDIT I nmily of ltium, Mr Ina Ibiblson; music. oNtea, Mrs. Clara Cruse. March IT. -The Itelulan Constitution, Mrs Harriet Verry; the Col ll ('les-tl'in, Mrs E'he it 111.

Home Industries llelalum. Mrs. Alt'erta Mark-land; muetc. Hostess, Mrs. Mabel Klnsey.

March Art, Mrs Msry Pvieetman; Municipal Art. Mrs. Henrietta Verry; election nf officers: Hostess, Mrs Ethel Miller, Ai rll 12 -Talk on Denmark. Mrs. I'lhel Kltirev, Mrs.

I'lsra Cruse, Martha Klchmoml: Imnl-h Traits ai I Customs. Iilanch l.il'sey, the Literature of lientnark, Mrs. Kern Hostess. Mrs Cecil I loan. April f.nte Music In Germany, Mrs.

Ell Miller; Great German Musi, elans, Emms limoii l' Mii-ie Centers of GeiMiiinv. Mrs. Henrietta Verrv: music Hostess, Mm. Harriet Markland. May le-renre av.

of lbs Wnittnn's pence Treaty, Mm Ella II-b How Wom an Club iither ir-1'itnlral Call Help In tie (it's of Hrilce. Mt. Cerlle nnn: the Wsv to 1'laarm, lrs. Clara Cruse; tut Cost of 1EW Lfco. Z.

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