The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 22

'TV" TWENTY TWO THE PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS, THUBSDAT. NOV. 16, 1930. fliiijiit frrrec Flames Destroy Gibson City Barn In 45 Minutes Married Life Hard GALLIPOLIS. OHIO (UP) Judge Robert M.

Betz quickly granted a divorce to Wesley Hurt, who said his wife. Vesta, shot at him. tried to sCald him with boiling water, retired each night with El Paso Snack Shop Re-Opens EL PASO (PNS) The Snack Shop on route 24 opened Wednesday after being closed three days because the owner and manager, Mrs. Audley Hutton, broke her left wrist early Sunday morning in a fall from her porch. AN is 4" i il ,4, 1 a loaded shotgun held at his back, demanded all bis earnings and Read Pantograph Classified Ads refused to cook.

1 GIBSON CITY A large barn on the Roy Johannsen farm, three She broke her right wrist last April, when she slipped and fell on the bottom step of the base miles northwest of here, was destroyed by fire in about 45 min ment. 4 utes in mid afternoon Wednesday. Flames consumed the structure in 45 minutes after a neighbor, John Kauffman. saw a small blaze on the roof. Mr.

and Mrs. Johannsen were in Bloomington when the fire was discovered. The Johannsen children were staying with their grandfather in the house. A strong south wind endangered the farm home but Gibson City Firemen protected it. Defective wiring was blamed for the fire.

Lost in the blaze were 20 tons ffMWffffOF GIBSON CITY. Glowing: remains of a large barn on the Roy Johannsen farm are shown 45 minutes after the fire was discovered on the roof of the structure. A neighbor first saw the flames but the barn was destroyed before the Gibson City Fire company arrived. No estimate of the loss was made. TEST" of hay, a corn picker, a sow and warn Poultry men have been seeking WESTON pigs, a new combine and a cow.

The fire started about 2:45 p. m. to develop a new grade of meat MYF Show Gifts At Grid ley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bingham chickens by crossing them with and daughter, Sheryl Ann.

spent pheasants. the weekend at Brook, Ind. visi SABINA ting Mrs. Bingham's mother, Mrs. GRIDLEY (PNS) Gifts val Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Sumner Alta and daughter Shirley returned ued at $1,252.91 were on display at the Methodist Church in Gridley Mrs. Frank Ziller is a surgical home Sunday after visiting in De patient at the Fairbury Hospital Sunday afternoon and evening.

troit, Mich, with Mrs. Sumner's having entered Sunday night. They were shown by the Pontiac sister and family, the James Mrs. Cecil Thompson and sub-district Methodist Youth Fel Charles Bingham received word lowship group. Later in the eve Tuesday of the serious illness of ning they were taken to the Baby Fold in Normal.

their sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold Bingham of Milwaukee. Wis. TOMORROW (SjflljTKJIfr MORNIN61 "iWAyU NS0tHm COfFIl aggC M( Produced modern dairy planH In ryBpi IM! iiJfc Illinois, Indiana, OMohoma.Miwovri, 1 jwH fGt: 1 f' where fin butter ond other iVf'S rav 1 delicious dairy products ore made. Ssaa I Family Favorite About 100 persons attended the booth festival from Pontiac.

FOR TENDER, GOLDEN Kempton, McDowell Center, Che ODELL noa, Cullom, Cornell, El Paso, Mrs. LaRue Fairchild and Flanagan and Gridley. CORCJ BREAD The Chenoa booth won the most daughter, Janet, who have been ill the last several days at the hnmp of her narents. Mr. and Mrs.

artistically arranged award, with McDowell Center taking second DELICIOUS HOME MAD! 6000NISS 7 MINUTIS f0 PACKA6I TO OVCN R. D. Smilie, of Gibson City Wednesday were improving. It was thought Janet might have po- Sub-division officers elected were, Duane Koerner, Chenoa, president; Margaret Cummins, Fairbury, vice president: Mary lin Vint la to rprmrts show fihf is FOR DINNER Oil TENDER or nTTiriaUJ better and there will be no serious Alice Shanebrook. Gridley, secre ft tary; and Eileen Martin, Cullom.

treasurer. T0u. K2i Committee chairmen named RAPP'S MARKET fOQV MARKETS are Doris Tucker. Pontiac. worship and evangelism; Roger Kirk-ton, Gridley, world fellowship; Mary Alice Kridner, Chenoa, community service; John Slosser, Pontiac, recreation.

Refreshments were served by the Wom Because MADISON AT EMPIRE 919 N. MADISON ST. in en's Society of Christian Service. 63c I. G.

A. BUTTER Pure Creamery Lb. NOVEMBER 17 -18 and 20 21 CORNELL Mrs. J. W.

Mason of Wrangell, is ONE Dog Food that contains Alaska. Monday arrived here to Fresh Marshmallows 210-Oz. Bags VOU MACARONI or FRUIT SPAGHETTI COCKTAIL 2 1-Lb. OQr A 8-Oz. ACr Pkgs.

Tins 4Ub LEAN, visit her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Partridge.

This is the first meeting of the sisters in over 35 years when Mrs. Wrangle left Cornell for Washington where she was employed. Other guests in the Partridge home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greil, Mr.

and Mrs. John HAPPY HOUR CRANBERRY SAUCE -17c HAPPY HOUR SLICED PINEAPPLE 39c CAMEL CRUSHED PINEAPPLE -4 -99c HAPPY HOUR SIFTED E. J. PEAS -7-39c 36c FRESH DATES MILK Brands Greil, Mr. and Mrs.

George Vorel jr. ana son, jyucnaei, an 01 Downers Grove, and Mrs. Roy Rhodes and daughter, Marylin, of Joliet. HAPPY HOUR DWIGHT Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Bush of CONDENSED MINCE MEAT 2 for 37c Rogers, and former Dwight MEAT U. S. Govt.

Inspected Hone Meat You'll forget all other dog foods when you feed your dog his first can of Ken-L-Ration. He'll dive right in and gobble up every morsel then look for more. But that's only natural! Because Ken-L-Ration is made with choice cuts of U. S. Government Inspected horse meat.

Yes, passing the same strict inspection as do the meats for your table. Gives dogs complete nourishment with all known "dog health" vitamins plus vital minerals. Get 4 or 5 cans of Ken-L-Ration from your favorite store today. When you see how your dog loves Ken-L-Ration save time and money, buy it by the case. residents, spent Monday here HAPPY HOUR YELLOW CLING PEACHES 1 35c HAPPY HOUR SPICED CRAB APPLES, 25c HAPPY HOUR SVEET STRIPS DILLS 49c HAPPY HOUR BRANDIED MINCE MEAT mm meats mns mtwus FRESH NO.

1 GROUND BEEF u. 59c RED TRIUMPHS 10 29c ORIOLE SINKIST SLICED BACON u. 53c ORANGES Doz. 39c SMALL LEAN NO. 1 1ELLOW SPARE RIBS Lb.45c ONIONS 5 23c GRADE A BEEF SEEDLESS CHUCK ROAST L.

59c GRAPEFRUIT 4 te 25c EXTRA STANDARD FRESH WASHED OYSTERS nnt 59c TURNIPS 3 u. 17c 18-oz. Jar 37c transacting business and calling on friends. Clyde Walsh of Campus, World War I veteran, is a patient at 51c the U. S.

Veterans Hospital here. He was brought here from a hos HAPPY HOUR STUFFED MANZ. OLIVES N7 HAPPY HOUR pital in Chicago where he had Quart rr Bottle ZJt 1Qr HAPPY HOUR APPLE JUICE lC HAPPY HOUR 4-oz. Jar RED MARASCHINO CHERRIES been for several weeks since undergoing a major opeation. CHATSWO RTH Mrs.

Arthur F. Heinhorst was taken to the Fairbury Hospital Sunday, where she submitted to surgery on Monday. For Best Selection Order Your Thanksgiving Poultry Now RED PITTED CHERRIES 21c SLSi 32c (EtRMIOtl HAPPY HOUR LARGE RIPE OLIVES1 39c 12-oz. STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 43c Jar CINCH CAKE MIXkT 39c DOMINO CANE SUGAR 10r 97c DOMINO CANE SUGAR 49c ab.a. -r I AMERICAN ICING SUGARS AMERICAN BROWN SUGARS: 0R DMP QA PILLSBURY 5 FLOUR LUriLL oK happy hour SBNfaK 8 50c mSF HAPPY HOUR VACUUM SWEET POTATOES 29c PUMPKIN PIE SPICE r.

CELLO PACK ENSIGN MIXED NUTS HAPPY HOUR PUMPKINS 15c 46c 2 for 25c HAPPY HOUR LIMA BEANS 25c CELLO PACK ENSIGN WALNUTS 39c JELLO ASSORTED FLAVORS 3-22c HAPPY HOUR FRUIT COCKTAIL -2 -49c HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE SYRUP 2 -37c CRISCO-FOR ALL PURPOSE COOKING -89c TIDE, THE MIRACLE VASHDAY SOAP 29c SWANSDOVN CAKE FLOUR 39c New All -Purpose whiter, brighter clothes cleaner, sparkling dishes make ffliS your -udjm today! Don't Be J5k 19C CRANBERRIES. LATE HOWE JUMBO PASCAL 2 MICH. Disappointed! Order Your I Thanksgiving Turkey Today! FANCY MICHIGAN JONATHAN. U. S.

No. 1 3L29c FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES. PORTO RICAN YAMS. WAXED 3 29c JUMBO 3 INCH ONIONS. 50-Lb.

SACK u. 5c NABISCO RITZ CRACKERS1 RITZ CHEESE CRACKERS 'ig: 25c S.O.S.PADS10Lt23c42for27c.