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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1922. 7 Local Notices Carlton. "Everything Electrical." best places to eat; your home Two and Roland's Dining Room! All kinds of Phonographs sold a or repaired. Phone 144. Roland's.

A 60c jar of Camphorated Goose may save doctor's Greese bill. en Box school and tonight. pie social South "Math Houghton street road. Emma Faller, teacher. Everybody invited.

Rummage Sale. at 912 W. Chestnut street, beginning at 8 a. m. Given by Sigma Kappa Alumni.

Kitchen Furnishings. If it is used in the kitchen we have See our display the newest It. in Pyrex ware. The new Pyrex thing teapots. G.

H. Read Bro. Diamonds. A splendid selection of blue white diamonds, Perfection from $300; your for Christmas. L.

F. Zweng, 102 South Main. WAFFLES! WAFFLES! Arlington Cafeteria. We serve waffles with pure maple syrup every meal. Have a waffle supper today.

Mrs. W. E. Albright. Men Our selection of suits and overcoats made to urder at $35 and $40 are wonderful values.

Duguid Tailors for young men, 213 W. Son. Washington street. Announcement, The annual meeting and election of board of directors of Bloomington Fans' Association will be held Wednesday night, November 22, 1922. In Chamber of Commerce building at 7:30 o'clock.

Woolen Mill Store. Large stock of fall and winterBlankets, comforts, underwear, Hosiery, knit goods. outing fanbel gowns, yarns. Hosiery and all lines of dry goods and notions at our popular prices. Special Saturday.

Men's suits and o'coats worth $35 and $26 for $25 and $18. It will pay to come and look at them as you they are wonderful values. Men's blue or stripe overalls. union make. Regular $1.50, at 98c.

A. D. Goldstone, 107 S. Main St. My Store Grocery Department.

Cabtage for kraut, 100 $1.65. Fancy turnips, peck, 20c. Good cooking apples. peck, 35c. Large sack, guaranteed flour, $1.80.

Cream butter, 49c. Economy coffee. 6 lbs. new corn meal, 15c. Sweet cider, gallon, 40c.

Free stamps and delivery. Welch Funeral Held. The funeral services for James A. Welch, were held yesterday afternoon, from the home, 1205 East Grove street, at 2 o'clock. Rev.

I. W. Longenbaugh, of the Second United Brethren church, was in charge of the services. The pallbearers were, George Bishop, Ora Bishop, Arthur Bishop, John Welch, Arch Welch and Dr. 0.

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Dr Scholl's Lino pads Put one on --the pain is gone! DAY'S EVENTS AT NORMAL FORMER NORMAL MAN IS TO WED Engagement of J. B. Davison to Miss Augusta Willet, of California, is Announced. OTHER EVENTS OF NOTE At a party at the Alpha Sigma sorority house in Berkley, recently, the engagement of Miss Augusta Willett to Mr. J.

Benjamin Davison was announced. Miss Willet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Willett, of Santa Paula, California. She is a graduate of the University of California with the class of 1922 and is a member of the Alpha Sigma Delta sorority.

Mr. Davison is a former Normal boy and is very well known here. He is the son of Mrs. C. E.

Clerke, of 207 East Cherry street. He is a graduate of the Normal public schoo's and Normal high school with the class of 1916 and is a member of the Masonic lodge. He is now connected with White Automobile company San Francisco. Friends in Normal w'll be pleased to learn of Mr. Davison's coming marriage.

The date for the ceremony has not been announced. To Beat Bloomington The football game to be played on the Normal University campus tomorrow afternoon between University high school and Bloomington high school is holding all the attent.on of the high school world in Normal this week. University high school students who point to the splendid record of their team during the past season, in which it has practically won on the Central Illinois high school football championship, believe that Bloomington can beaten However, without they much are troubleure it that they have allowed their "pep" to lag. In fact the past week has been spent in preparing for the game. While the footba'l boys are.

out the field practicing, the rest of students are learning new "pep" at Saturday's game. football songs and will give them, an airing song adapted to the mus.c of "Nobody Lied" is designed especially this game. A "pep" meeting will held this morning and tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the high schoolers expect to ho'd a big parade with fancy decorated floats through Bloomington. Former Normal Woman Elected Mrs. Jessie Bullock Kastner, a former Normal woman, has been elected representative for the 39th district, of California, to the state legisature in the recent election, according to word received here by her uncle, Louis P.

McCul'ough, of Mason street. She was running on the Farmer -Labor ticket and won by a majority of 600 votes over her Republican opponent. Mrs. Kastner formerly lived here and is a graduate of the Normal University. She has been student at the University of Chicago and the University of Illinois, as well.

She is a sister of Miss Agnes Bullock, who was elected County Superintendent of Schools Woodford County In the recent election and is a cousin of Street Commissolner H. W. Bul'ock, of 400 South Main street. Normal. Band Plays at Assembly.

The I. S. N. U. band played seven numbers the assembly period yesterday.

The organization contains thirty-five members now and Prof. F. W. Westhoff, director, feels that it is proving a success th's year. It received much applause yesterday after each number was played.

Preparing for Contest. The annual Phil-Wright contest is not so far away that it is not recelving attention from members each society. The Wrighton'ans are now holding their and literary try -outs and within a few days will be able to announce their contestants. The contest will consist of the usual events this year. The debate will be on the subject, "Resolved, That the Retail Mail Order House is COOKSVILLE.

-Mrs. Bert Scott is visiting in Bloomington for a few days with her sister. -Earl Jeffries left Thursday for East Chicago, where he will work in the car shops. Nov. Elizabeth Powers from Tuscola, is visiting at the hbme of her brother, T.

A. Powers, and wife. -The seniors the local high school go to Bloomington this week to take the teachers' examination. Miss Bernice Edel, one of the girls of the class, cannot participate in this "fun" because she has not reached the required age and will have to await the spring examinations. -The tenant house on the Wesley Hensley farm, which is located about four miles southeast of town, and occupied by W.

B. Little and family, was totally destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock Thursday morning, origin of the fire being unknown. Mr. and Mrs. Little lost practically all their household goods and clothing.

TOWANDA. Nov. 16-Mrs. Moore, Chicago, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra.

Grosse. -Dorothy Stapleton has returned from Brokaw hospital following tonsil-adenoid operation. -Mrs. Robert Woods is a patient at Brokaw hospital, where she submitted to an operation last Thursday. Roberts is in a very serious condition Brokaw hospital, following an appendicitis operation.

to which he submitted last Thursday. -Mr. and Mrs. Estol Haynes have moved into the property formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

L. Lawrence, who have moved to BloomIngton. -The Towanda Home Bureau Unit meets Monday afternoon, November 20, at the home of Mrs. M. Kinsella, one and one-half miles east of Merna.

Miss Brian will conduct the first lesson on "Home and CommunIty Life." Members will respond to roll call "Bright Sayings of Children," KAPPA. Nov. F. Piper, Secor, has rented the C. D.

garage and will move here soon. -Mre. Pearl Marrious who was called here by the illness of her mother, Mrs. S. Thompson, returned to her home in Iowa Tuesday, DEATH LAYS CLAIM TO MISS ANNA M'ELVANEY Miss Anna McElvaney of this city died yesterday afternoon at 5:50 o'clock at St.

Joseph's hospital, after an illness of two weeks duration. She was bora in Bloomington, Apri. 17, :870. She was eldest daughte: of Mr. and 'Mrs.

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The Christmas vacation will start after school is excused on the following day. Art Class Meets Tuesday. The industrial art class will not meet Friday evening but will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Business Women's club rooms. Banquet Well Attended. The Father and Son banquet held at the Normal M.

E. church last was well attended by both the elders and their sons. Good address. es were given by various members of the church and President Davidson, of the Wesleyan, gave an especially fine talk on the obligation of men of today to men of tomorrow. Splendid music was enjyed by the banqueters and the eats served by the women of the church were especially enjoyed.

Visiting Sons. J. A. Watkins, of Chandlerville, visiting his sons, Earl Watkins, of Normal. When he returns, Earl expects to accompany him for a couple days' visit in which he wants to part in coon huntcaked ing, which is reported good in Cass county.

Felicity Sewing Society, The Felicity Sewing will meet this afternoon at the society, Masonic hall. Hostesses will be Mesdames Hinton, Heckethorn, Courtright, Broyhill, Allen, Balyiss, Goodart and Hill. call will be answered by a reason "Why I am thankful." be Now Located in Chicago. of Warren Cavins, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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