The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 14

THE PATAGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1943. Mr. Hoeft, William Lucas, Walter Colfax Club to Meet COLFAX. (PNS) The Soldiers Mothers club will meet at Good Neighbors In Congervilie CONGER VILLE. (PNS) Mr.

and Mrs. William Iron are both ill and- unable to do their farm work. Their neighbors, James Daniel, Earl Iron and Marvin Iron 2 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs.

Belva Stevens. Following the bus- iness meeting and program there will be Junior Red Cross sewing. came on Monday and cut their faiebert and Raymond Bradle. hay. Eleven loads of hay were put Mrs.

Virgil Bradle, Mrs. Frank Iron and Mrs. D. A. Kauffman up Wednesday by Jim Daniel and son Richard, Henry and Louie Sie- served them pop and ice cream.

Rotary Hears bert, Earl Iron and son Keith, A. Oyer, Dave Kauffman, Dave Mail Carrier Reeser, John Kauffman, Paul Reaba, Harold Gresham, Frank Iron, Elmer Sharp, Virgil Bradle, ATLANTA. (PNS) Harold Wagner, Atlanta r. r. 1 mail car rier, was the speaker here Wednesday at the meeting and SCHULZ THOENNES I luncheon of the Rotary club at the Christian church.

He told of some of his interest' CI ing experiences as a rural carrier 70G W. Jackson GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 852 during his 22 years of service, 18 months of which he spent on a route in California. The orosram was sponsored by Oscar Mountjoy. We Give Green Trading Stamps 0 SHOULDER YealRoasI "28c Purity Baking Co. SLICED 4 Quality Is Not Rationed 39c Lb.

PONTLC (PNS) Camp Humiston swimming pool in Pontiac was the scene of a style show of play and beach apparel Sunday, when 17 girls competed in the battling beauty revue. ALL PURPOSE MEAT FOURTEEN i VV vr jrf VHEP Lr --T r- A at LOIN Pork Roast 33c CENTER Cl'T Pork 37c 3 POUND JAR Spry 69c 42c Can Tang Boy Drowns POUND PKG. Egg Noodles 21c PRAIRIE FARMS Buffer 47c BALL MASON Doz. Fruif Jars, qls 69c AL. JARS Dill Pickles 39c 10 POUNDS Potatoes 39c LB.

ARS Apple Butter 23c KELLOGG'S PEP OR Corn Flakes 2 19c Ym.AlL PARTS OF BLftOMINGYrtKl Awb PET OR CARN ATION Milk 2 19c v) To our friends on the quartermaster front in the National Nutrition Program WE'RE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY TUNE IN our news Broadcast WJBC 8:30 A. M. Store Open to 9 P. M. Friday Evening.

Orders Taken Friday Evening i or the Convenience of Those Desiring to Order Then. COOKSVILLE Mrs. Hattie Scott who has been librarian at the Blue Mound township library center, resigned this week. Mrs. Nettie Owens, former librarian, will take her place and will be at the Library Friday afternoon.

Miss Marilyn Zabel and Miss La Verne Vawter are in Eureka this week attending young people's conference. They will return home Saturday. Mrs. Martha Wright, who has made her home with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Jones for several years, moved the early part of the week to Colfax. Mabel Smith, Reporter. FANCY HEAD Rice 2 LbS. 15c SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 9th and 10th PINT BOTTLE WELCH BLUE RIBBON MEATS Tomato Juice. 2 23c for TOP QUALITY PORK In Havana Lake MASON CITY.

(PNS)-Coron-er T. P. Jennings of Mason City was called to Havana Wednesday to conduct an inquest following the drowning of Wayne Brown, 13 year old son of Earl and Louise Murphy Brown of Bushnell. The boy was visiting at Matan-zas lake south of Havana, at the cottage of Col. Brooks of Camp Ellis.

About 4:30 p. accompanied by the Brooks' sons, Johnnie and Jimmie, he was rowing a boat on the. lake. In some manner one of the oars was dropped into the water, and WajTie dived into the water to get it. He failed to come to the surface and the alarm was given.

C. A. Watts, operator of the Watts fish market, was summoned to search for the body. He recovered it about 4:30 p. m.

Coroner Jennings directed the search. The body was taken to the Himmel funeral home, Havana, and the inquest was held at 9:30 p. m. The verdict was 46 OZ. CAN Paul Nelson Dies At Home in Dwight DWIGHT.

(PNS) Paul Nelson, 27 year old son of Mrs. Eva Nelson of Dwight, -died at his home at 2 a. m. Wednesday. He had been ill 15 months.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the home. The Rev. J.

Kent Sanderson, pastor of the Congregational church will conduct the service. Burial will take place in Oak Lawn cemetery. He is the second son of the late Albert C. Nelson and Mrs. Eva McCleary Nelson and was born Feb.

8, 1916, at Dwight. He had spent his entire life in Dwight. He attended the public schools of Dwight and is a graduate of the Dwight Township high school. Prior to his death he was employed as a clerk at the Nelson grocery store in Dwight. His father preceded him in death.

He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Eva Nelson, and his wife, Mrs. Mildred Weikum Nelson of Dwight and by two brothers, Charles Nelson of Kankakee and Sgt. Lee Nelson with the armed forces in Pennsylvania. He was one of Dwight's aggressive young men.

Grapefruit 35c NATIVE VEAL Shoulder Roast, Rib Chops, Lb Veal Breast for Stew, (Bone In) Lb Veal Steak, Lb Ground Veal, Lb 30c 40c 21c 47c 30c Melons, Lemons, Oranges, Plums, Apples, Tomatoes, Carrots, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Broccoli, Turnips, Celery, Cabbage, Etc. Pork Liver, Lb Spareribs, Lb Picnic Hams, Lb Pork Loin Ends, to 3 Lb. Average; Lb Fresh Pork Sausage, Lb Heavy 22c 23c 31c 30c 29c Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here. MY -otf. VI GENUINE SPRING LAMB Baton, Piece, Lb, 18 xe death by accidental drowning.

The 42c 36c Leg o' Lamb, Lb Lamb Shoulder Roast, Lb body was then taken to the Krig-ler funeral home in Bushnell. Lcoiumiy Sliced OVA Bacon, Lb Ll 2 Canadian Bacon, 4 Sliced or Piece, Lb 0 I Top Quality Sliced Q7 Bacon, Lb Of 2 Lamb Breast for Stew, 0 1 (Bone In): Lb I to Former Dwight Girl Drowns 48c Lamb Rib Chops; Loin COm Chops; Lb DIC aW" ARROWSMITH Mrs. Raymond Webber is spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Burdell Brooker and family of Cropsey. S.

Sgt. Kenneth Hughes of Sebring, arrived home Monday to visit his father, Charles FRESH FISH Perch or Haddock Fillets, Lb Halibut, Center Cut; Lb 45c 44c yOU FRESH POULTRY DWIGHT. (PNS) Ruth Davy. 15 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Davy of Girard former Dwight residents, who was drowned Wednesday will be buried in the Gardner-Braceville cemetery at 11 a. m. Friday. The Davy Frying Chickens, Full Dressed; 58c End Cuts, lb 38c Shrimp, 48c Vint Cut Up Free If You So Desire Camp Creek Ducks, QKfi New York Dressed, Full Dressed Free Hughes, who is ill. Charles Hughes, who was operated on last week, was reported in a better condition Wednesday.

He is at a hospital in Bloomington. Mrs. Ora Smith, Reporter. Butter Spread, made with OA Double Mix Tablets, 04 I mnr FANCY CHIGAN nds raffia NEW CROP CELERY 19' BUNCH Dill Pickles, Creamed Cottage Cheese, Brookfield Sausage, Sweet Pickles, Bulk Peanut Butter, Ham Salad, Assorted Lunch Meats, Ete. iamny moved about a year ago from Dwight to Girard where Mr.

Davy is employed as a maintenance man for the Alton railroad. Atlanta Red Cross Announces Quota ATLANTA. (PNS) The Red Cross surgical dressing room is now open for work at 1 p. m. each LORD MOTT FRENCH STYLE ii -rH A TPS' u-oz.

Green Beans 16 NO. 2 CAN ii Soft-a-Silk Cake Flour, Pkg 23c FOR 23 HEAD FANCY SOUTHERN LARGE SIZE CUCUMBERS 2 FANCY ICEBERG LARGE SIZE HEAD LETTUCE CALIFORNIA VALENCIA JUICE Oranges 33c CALIFORNIA LONG wurrc ii u-oz. NO. 2 CAN 20c Wheaties or Kix, (New) 2 23c Wednesday and Thursday. AMERICAN HOME CUT GREEN BEANS NATIONAL WHOLE KERNEL LARS EN'S MIXED VEGETABLES St cri 20-OZ.

IJ. to GOLD MEDAL Kitchen Tested FLOUR 5 Lbs. 29c 24 Lbs. 1.13 48 Lbs. 2.25 Let's Keep Them Flying by Buying Stamps and Bonds.

NO. 2 CAN Workers are urgently needed and are requested to report at the schoolhouse at the time scheduled to help complete the quota of Bisqulck, Small 20c We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. YEG-ALL SiSsMc 12 AMERICAN HOME GOLDEN BANTAM CORN I2e" 2,500 2x2 and 1,800 4x4 surgical Potatoes 10 i 49 Phone Orders Will Be Taken Until 9:00 P. M. Friday for Delivery Strictly Fresh Eggs, 39c dressings during July.

Learn of Birth FRESH MEATS PURE NATURAL FLAVOR Pineapple juice FRUITS VEGETABLES No. 1 Red Triumph QQa Potatoes, 10 lbs 15 IB-OZ. NO. 2 CAN tern 19c Fresh Young Pork Liver, lb. PRAIRIE FARMS or MEADOW COLD BUTTER lb.

47c PONTIAC (PNS) Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gallup have received word that a son was born Wednes COME AfiAIM SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE REFRESHING 24c Fancy Jumbo Cantaloupe, each Rath's Cello. Wrapped Bacon Squares, lb. day to their son in law and daugh I BOTTLE 22 Salad Dressing 23c 27c ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Cherrv FHESII FRUITS and VEGETABLES of Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Cherry 47-OZ. CAN 37c PINEAPPLE UNSWEETENED Fresh Crisp Head Lettuce, 2 for Oscar Mayer Liver Sausage, lb.

im ft, is the former Miss Louise Gallup. Home Grown Beets, 2 Bunches 13c Home Grown Turnips, Radishes, Green Onions or Rhubarb; 2 Bunches 3C I9C 4 In JAR ATLANTA 39c 49c 42c Calif. Sunkist Oranges, dozen. Old Fashioned Brick Cheese, lb. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Can3Ic AMERICAN HOME TOMATO JUICE 12c Home Grown 7c 29c 7c Mrs.

Minnie Schmidt and Dick Cabbage, Lb I 2 3 Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, Lb 27c Cabbage, American Horn Salad Dressing'-1 3c Schmidt returned home Thursday New Green lb Porterhouse, T-Bone or Sirloin Steaks, lb UNSWEETENED Large Size Head Lettuce, from Chicago, where they visited 39c Sunkist Lemons, Extra Large; Doz. a week at the home of Mr. and Grapefruit Idaho U. S. No.

1, 2 for JUICE NO 2 I3C American rloma Salad Drying 23C 0 0 Mrs. k. d. Edmunds. They were Illinois Black KHUETH'S BUTTER accompanied home by Tommie 47c SWEIET CREAM VITAMIN RICH Lb.

2 85 Ripe Peaches, 2 Lbs 39c Raspberries Qts at. Edmunds for a visit here at the EyTOJUICE--. 2lc home of Mr. and Mrs. P.

A. Schmidt. 29c I 3.45 NEW TRANSPARENT APPLES, 3 Lbs ncini in IUMAIU SAUCE BAKED Jumbo Peanut Butter, lb 39c Quaker Enriched Flour, QQ 5 lbs. 29c; 24 lbs JJC Wh-OZ. GLASS I5e" i Miss Elizabeth Carawan of East SMOOTH VELVETY TEXTURE.

MORE THOROUGHLY BAKED. Point, came Thursday for a Good Watermelons. Honpv Dpws. n-nntnlniinAa ruPMnfn Fancy Stuffed Olives, visit here with Miss Madeline 59c 10c Gulfspray Insect Killer, can No. 15 size NATIONAL UNSWEETENED EVAP.

MILK UNSWEETENED EYAPORATEO MILK IK-LB. LOAF Jumbo White Bread 9' Coddington. cots, Red Raspberries, Limes, Ripe Pinapple, Green Beans, Wax Beans, Broccoli, Egg Plant, Garlic, Parsley, Green Peppers, Etc. 1 1 1 Spry, 27c; Miller's Magnet Ccffee, J2C Mrs. J.

R. Patton went this week to Chicago for a visit and then will go to Scarsdale, N. for a Pet or Carnation 2 'can? 3 lbs GOLDEN GRAIN I9e I ENRICHED WHITE Bread fie Donuts DOZ. 1 3C a. LVAf Jars, visit at the home of her daughter, 69c 69 5c 25c Ball Mason quarts Drize Kitchen Towels, 2 for Mrs.

Gilbert Tynan and family. Archie Applegate of Ferriday. Ball Jar Rubbers, Crescent Elbo Macaroni, Qi). 2 lb. bag Li-M SPAGHETTI Foufd's will go after a visit here with relatives to join Mrs.

Applegate dozen go 8-OZ. PKG. at Mattapoisett, who is Kooi-Aid or Flavorade, 3 IOC Staley's Corn 7l Starch, Lb I 2 Millar's Magnet Coffee, with No. 21 Ration 0(1 Stamp, Lb QUE Vigor Coffee 4J Blender, Lb Sandwich Cookies, Lb tOC Nut Top Coffee i Qft Cakes, Each I 3C Ginger Snaps, 1 71 Lb I I 2 Assorted Cup OQr Cakes, Doz fauC 1 I visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C.

C. Morse and family. WHEATIES GAINES WE GIVE GREEN STAlLn Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw Mrs. Rose Powell was reborted RED CROSS MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI NATIONAL ELBOW SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI lie TASTY NOURISHING CREAMETTES 2 17c 2-LB. 8-OZ.

PKG. II' Breakfast of Champions Dog Meal 22' Wednesday to be recovering from an injury to her shoulder caused by a fall from a ladder a week PKG. ago. An X-ray in Lincoln revealed MEDIUM OR BROAD NOODLES no broken bones but her shoulder was badly sprained and bruised SWAN SOAP Mrs. Grass' 4'2-OZ.

pC PKG. NEW PUFFED FLAKES DOG FOOD KIX $km PARD VkgM1C DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS KIBBLED DOG FOOD Cheerioats 7P.12c HI-LIFE VSc CORN FLAKES WILSON'S VICTORY TYPE Kellogg's 9c IDEAL "-gc 314 NORTH MAIN STREET LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP "Bars 29c 3 20c Med. Bars 3 31c in 5 Macranettes, Cooks 25c 27c Kellogg's Pep, 2 pkgs Kellogg's Rice Krispies, 2 25c Cap Pork and Beans, 22-oz. 2 Corn Flakes GRO-PUP ll-OZ. 25-OZ.

8C Fort Dearborn 25' Libby's Vegetarian Tomato Sauce; 2 18-oz. Jars Beans in 35c Sure-Jei or 0 1 Pen-Jel; 2 Pkgs Certo, Bottle I 3 Glass Fillers, for Filling nn Fruit Jars, 2 for -3U Ribbon Dog Food PKG. PKG. NATIONAL FINE, MEDIUM OR BROAD NOODLES 6C NATIONAL FINE, MEDIUM OR BROAD NOODLES 9e NATIONAL MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 5C 0XYD0Lth PALMOLIVE soap" cake 7c SWEETHEART 3cakes 20c CAMAY 7c minutes. Large OQ 2 lb.

pkg 0 Crackers, Saltines or Krispies, 1C 1 lb. special. Iww Johnson's Cleaner, for cleaning Upholstered Furniture, Painted Walls, Venetian Blinds, Cfl Woodwork. GaL IiuU Yt Gallon Kellogg's Variety Q9 Pack, 10 Varieties t0G Pur ex, the all-purpose Laundry Bleach, 1C quart 13" MEAT 35c Armour's Star Peanut Butter; Lb. FORT DEARBORN WHEAT FLAKES 8c DEHYDRATED DOG FOOD Strongheart 2 KM5c NORTH STAR KIBBLED DOG FOOD 1.21c DOG FRISKIES FRISKIES 25c FORT HOWARD CRISP-CRUNCPY GRAPE-NUTS Cledeath Fordham, Reporter.

GRID LEY Mrs. Elizabeth Cornwell is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emily Shields, this week at Greenup. Mrs. Shields was here a few days and her mother accompanied her home.

Mrs. Randell Hughes has accepted a position with Holt Manufacturing company at East Peoria and started work on Tuesday. Her husband, Pvt. Randell Hughes is now stationed at Camp Clabourne, La. Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Benedict and family were moving to the property of Mrs. George Hart. The Hart property was recently vacated when Mr. and Mrs.

Hewitt moved from there to the property of Edward Flesh er in the south part of town. CROPSEY Miss Coleman received word Wednesday that Mrs. Maggie Buckwalter of Eureka has fallen and broken the bone in her knee. She was a former resident of Cropsey. Mrs.

Harold Erdman has been 14c Ice Cream Salt, 4 4-Lb. I UP Pet or Carnation Milk, nn 14H-oz. Tina; 3 for t3C Van Camp's nn Tenderoni; 3 Pkgs 13C HAZEL 6c TISSUE SPECIAL LOW PRICE LAVA soap HMD AY 20 MULE BUY AN ADDITIONAL WAR BOND TODAY Shoulder Roast, lb Rib Chops, lb Loin Chops, lb 15c Peanut Butler a 30c I -LB. PKG. WMIIHA TEAM 33c 49c 59c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES California Oranges, OQp Med.

size. doz. UUU COME AGAIN PEANUT BUTTER JJABR 56c Salt Limit td 5(or Stock 8-PIECE SET Fresh Corned Beef, QQn U. S. Choice, lb.

JJl HORSE MEAT For Dog Food 59c Large Size, doz NATIONAL CIDER OR WHITE VINEGAR PT. B. A-l Quality SALAD DRESSING Quart Jars 29c COCOA Cellophane Bags kb.20c Merit Cut GREEN BEANS No. 2 Tins 2 25c 3d 19c Lb, NATIONAL CIDER OR WHITE VINEGAR CREAM SALAD FRENCH'S MUSTARD 10C National French, Holland or Horteradlih MUSTARD One l-qt. CetMrole, One Catterole Cover, One ft Deep Loel Pan, One Pie Plafe, Foot t-ot IndirldeeJ BaUrt i hired to teach the lower grades at the Crrpsey grade school.

S. W. Red Tart Plums, OK 16-oz. Jars; 2 for 03 25c 39c 34c 31c 58c Birdseye Frosted Peas, 12-oz. Pkg A large assortment of cold cuts, lb.

BEEF: Pot Roast, lb Ground Beef, lb. Frying Chickens, lb Baking Hens, lb. California Lemons, AC large size, doz 4Jw Potatoes, Fancy Red 4Q Triumphs, 10 lbs. "wl Bing Cherries, Grapes, Apricots, Cantaloupes, Plums, Green Beans, Fresh Peas, Pascal Celery, Lettuce, etc. 7 WITH SJ PURCHASE AT YOUR NATIONAL FOOD STORE.

DELAVAN 50c S. W. Apple Juice 12-o z. Bottles, 3 Birdseye Frosted Lima Beans; 12-oz. Pkg 27c A 1 Mr ri rur r.t Mr nA S.

W. DELORA WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 2 Tins 35c aim rail, j-riivrencc Alexander, underwent an operation for appendicitis, TueeJay at the St. Francis hospital in Peoria. 11.