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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1925. for Vagraney. Albert Miller, colored, was picked Champions of England's reputa. tion for good horsemanship are pro. testing that foreign visitors should not ba permitted to see some Physicians and Dudley C.

Watson a mi i Surgeons 8 p. rft. HARBORD CAMPS WILL ENTERTAIN up by Officers Penn, Young, Parke and Walton on Saturday and booked James J. Quinn Sells Corn Belt Drug Store The Corn Belt drug store, owned by James J. Quinn for the past 22 Hnun I ll i tn.

1 1 I i 0. H. SMALL. M. CHRONIC AND PELVIC euescaias rs If your Psntagrspn tnouW fall lo reach ou, chant The Panleef.sti olTlea.

460. hefore 'clota ar an atlra cos, ll Da ant lo ri ei special oaf nr. Call before o'oloca Riaasa aa tna hot aas Iho office at that hour (of uncial oellterj of trwu which hata Iwan ragortad mMalnt. Thres Sent Jail. Members of the canned heat quartet who were arrested at the Evergreen cemetery Friday afternoon were fined $9.80 In Judge DePew'a court Saturday.

Vnable to pay the fine Eli Harris, John Foley and Roy Moore were committed to the County lull fnr 20 riavs. The fourth mem and D. 0. DISEASES iuw aiinniu I lUinBJ in Rotte ten now. xjonaon.

at the police atatlon for vagrancy. Voices 1 hanks to His Friends Here Mrs. R. A. Noble of Bloomington Is BIOCHEMIC MEDICATION Eiectro-Theraprullrs Signal Treatments Phnnrj.

Offir 1441 Will Be Hosts to State De years, will be taken over Wednesday by Otto L. Steinkraus, proprie ber, Owen Doran, paid his fin and tor of a drug store on East Grove In receipt of a letter from Dudley Crafts Watson expressing apprecia was released from cusiooy. Chiropractor. Local Notices partment Officers This Evening. 620 Phoni 3696 roe jk Hers From Iowa.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Young of R. F. D.

3, Bloomington, are entertaining Mrs. Louise Young and daughter, Lelah, of Waterloo, Iowa, Guy Carlton. "Everything Electrical." street. Mr. Quinn was for 31 years an employe of the Chicago and Alton railroad where he held the position of chief clerk of the mechanical car and supply department from 1884 to Mr.

Quinn enjoyed a large circle of friends In Bloomington where tion to the "Bloomington Trippers" for a box of cake and other delicacies which they sent to him aboard the It. M. S. "Ascania" on his recent departure to Europe. The communication follows: On Board the Cunard R.

M. S. "Ascania" June 9, 1925. Dear Bloomington Trippers: What FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM Gusst From Indiana. 1 5 PtoHts Ur A Savings Hint Worth Whilt.

Roland's advertising In this paper will tell you of many opportunities you have to ni.iKo big savings on your summer apparel read our ad now. Roland's, the store that sells BlOOMINCTON. ILU he served as comptroller of Bloomington from 1907 to 1909 and from 1911 to 1915. The James G. Harbord Camp No J.

C. Nicholson of Noblesvllle, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gerber of 10 Weldon Architect street. 8S, and Its auxiliary, the KtTle C.

Harbord No. 83, will give a reception and banquet Monday evening at a sweet thought, and how my heart glowed to be remembered so beautifully by the gorgeous box from Deans! We have Just peeked In and find cakes and tarts and peppermints and lemon drops and countless Wooltcx. Here From Indiana. Miss Christina Snyder of Arcadia An American grocery firm has Just the John McBarnes Memorial bulla My Store Grocery Specials. Tarsi, sack Ren Hur flour.

12.25. opened Its fourth store In Mexico Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ARTHUR PILLSBURY 1 Architect PEOPLES BANK BUILDING Seventh Floor. ing In honor of their members who are the heads of the department of things all so beautifully wrapped Gerber, of 106 Weldon street.

City. and Six cans Van Camp's pork nd packed In a Venetian red metal ox tied with loops of golden rib bon. You are all very dear to have done AUTOMOBILE PARTS beans, 4c. New crop Early Ohio potatoes, Be. Fancy creamery butter, 42c.

2 lhs." best transparent apples. 15e. Kancv Sunklst lemons. do2 4Sc. Illinois r.

S. W. V. and the A. U.

S. W. V. At the state encampment which was held In Decatur in June, L. J.

Snyder was. elected department commander and Mrs. Ora McKlnney, 409 South Iceland avenue, was elected department president, and to and Mrs. Watson thanks you' so does Mrs. Soper and I am sure all the other members of my delightful party will, when they look In and pkgs.

spaghetti or macaroni, are allowed to nibble a bit! New A Used Almost any part lot ary oar. So hi for re-plicfiueiit farts, accrpwriot. Sprms. l.rnrs. Crank haridlss, Atlt sbalts, nidnurld ate.

MORRIS TICK CO. 11 outh Oantar St. Phono US gether with their staff will be the This is a very rough day at sea honored guests at this reception. With Mr. Snyder will be his de and a cake box would add so little to their Joy right now that we save partment adjutant, Capt.

Couch of Peoria and Department Quartemasr It for a calm day as we approach France. How I wish you were all with us, the entire 17, on this beau 2 cahs Argn 1 peaches, 45c. Fancy tea for icing, 46c. 2 cans No. 3 tomatces, 35c.

fancy table peaches, In baskets, 20c. Ijirge bottle Monarch catsup, 19c. Wishbone corn, per can, 15c. 1 I.ibby No. 2 pineapple, 12.75.

S. H. stamps and delivery. ter Dean of Normal, while with Mrs. McKlnney will be her staff.

tiful boat. We are already having art and music every day! Tou must SHIRK NORDINE mih I. A LfOtrer PLUMBING AND HEATING US W. Srstt St. Phont I558 Mrs.

Mana Hanes of 9n2 South Bunn street who Is the department secretary, and Mrs. Lena Scott, of 504 all go with us to candanavla, the fiords, the midnight aun. Holland East Taylor street, who is the de and the French and English cathe partment treasurer, and the chief of staff, Mrs. Clara Taylor, 1301 North drals next year. RITES AT KENNEY.

Main street. Cordially and thanks. DUDLEY CRAFTS WATSON This Is a ruroly local affair and Joseph Dietrich Funeral Held, Burial later these two organisations will entertain all of the state officers at Mt. Pulaski. Arminda E.

Littleton METAL WEATHER-STRIP NIAGARA Keens out rain wind sml dint from loowa windows and doors, and aaros In.l tijr i.r Ing brat in. Kr Ire. drtnunitrsti'm writ or phone JAfdR linoWN HI I II moominrton 111. Pbona 4S Kennev. Julv 12.

Funeral services here In Bloomington. The band from the Soldiers' Or C. H. Marquis WALLPAPER SALE Better Paper for Less Money Real values Living Room, Dining Room, Hall papers in stripes and all over patterns. 30c to 40c values Special 20c roll 1 Duplex Oatmeal paper in tan, brown, blue or gray.

Suitable for any room, 25c value, special 121oc roll. Bedroom papers greatly reduced. A large selection. Bring room measurements. Paper hangers furnished.

Bargains in Athletic Goods Fishing Tackle, Golf, Tennis, Baseball. Special prices for summer sale. C. H. Marquis 315 N.

Main St. Died Here Saturday uhans' Home will furnish the music for Joseph Dietrich were held at the M. E. church Friday afternoon. Services were In charge of liev.

Mr. Cotton, pastor of the Illinl church. and there will be short addresses given by the different officers, both Arminda Elizabeth Littleton, wife state and local. M. J.

McKlnney, of Leonard Littleton, died at her home, 605 West Graham street. Sat past commander of the Harbord camp, will preside and act as toast urday morning at 4 o'clock following an Illness of six months' duration A. V. S. LLOYD CO.

Mtmkir National Ailoentlon Certified Public Accountants CRIESHEIM BLOC. Interment was In Mt. Tulaskl cemetery. Rev. William Icenogle of Wapella is visiting J.

T. Stewart and family. A. 1. Derricks, who has been confined to his home by Illness remains about the same.

master. Mr. Snvder is one of the Arm from complication of disease. Pnvder Rros on East Front street and has been prominent In the lT. Arminda E.

Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mra. N. B. Parber, was born near Yuton, September 14, 1859.

She was united In marriage with Charles Lewis, who preceded her In death W. V. work ever since Its inception John Carlberg of Gary, la Mrs. McKlnney Is the wife of J. Mc Klnney, an engineer on th 13 years ago last month.

To this union were born nine children, eight spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kdwards. Mrs. John Kenney of Downers Grove is spending a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mis.

E. L. Furniture Repairing All kinds of refialshltis and repairing. Htnctlt hicb clav srork. Call far Rstlmatei and Ssmplcs Dodge-Dickinson Co.

Phona 315. 715 East Emplra St 40 TaraJ Einerience. of whom survive: Charles Milton Lewis of Odell; Mrs. Pearl Smith of Chicago: Mrs. Mary Bridge of Villa Grove; John H.

of Yuton: Frank .1 A ami besides husband she bad a brother. II W. of Ruffarn, In the Spanish-American war. Mr. Hsncnrk was a former resilient of Rloomlngton.

but now la a prominent ranchman In Oklahoma. Mrs. McKlnney knows what war means as she was one of the girls left behind during the war. having been married some three years. In nf Greenup: Everett H.

of Gillespie: Mrs. W. A. Thompson, 9084 West roster. Mrs.

W. J. Andrews was operated on for the removal of a tumor from her aide at the J. Warner hospital. She Is selling alone nicely.

Mrs. C. McBrlde and Mia. R. WuHhlngton street, and Leonard R.

DOS West Graham street. Willie Reg. Patent Attorney Patanti, Trees ajarss, Sia. A. B.

M'CALL. Springfield, HI. 1 Wf. Itwarsw at, Tel. ajn tinier died In lnfancyv She was married to xnnard t.lt Pemlicrton entertained with a bridge lawn parly on Wednesday evening addition to the regular work nf the slate.

Mra. McKlnney expects to de vote a great deal of time to the work of the children at the Horn tlelon, October 28. 1923. who with her children, two brothers. George and Henry, and one sister, Mrs.

James Wakefield, all living near Yuton, survive. Mrs. Littleton was a member of at the home of their mother, Mrs. Sabra Huchunan, In honor of a cousin, Mrs. Rlanche Karly.

of Out of town guests were Mra. Herbert Wilmore. Mrs. Joe Daniels, at Normal, and hopes to formulate a nlan whereby her organization will N. M.

CAMPBELL INSURANCE AND RENTAL AGENCY. 406 Eddy Bldg. Phona 1718 keep In touch with the girls nf the Rapt 1st church. The funeral services will be held In Detrlch to jpanisn nr r'rnnN i.ii-ih and Mrs. Ray Miller of Mama.

Mrs. A. N. Row carried high score and Mrs. Joe Daniels low score.

OIL STOVES morrow and Interment will ba made In the Detrlch cemetery. PAIRBURY ODD FELLOWS. PRICE BUTTON SHOP fa auwa aertlre. Sltrte el.ste ana raol.at.a tal aw ewo shaft hsmstilchmi 10c a tar Officers art Installed at Reg srter tney nave nnisoo m-nnm nriu 'rave the Home, aoslsttng them In nv way they may need. The banquet and social time which comes after will he under the supervision of Mrs.

Fredrlck.t RUker and her committee. All memhers nf the ramp and auxiliary together with their fami Herbet Burke, of New utias neiee, auuone aovaraai an inrvawi atau erwors hanelod. McLean, Was Killed Phona SOSa 11 lies are Invited to be present. Thousands Enjoyed The Band Concert at Miller Park Sunday By Auto Saturday Herbert Burke. g.

of McLean. Instantly killed at o'clock Saturday night when the horso which he wss riding was jir i by an automobile driven by lllcliir.l Morrison, who lives five miles northwest McLean. The accident happened about a mile north of that town, when Mr. Hurke waa ular Masting of Ledge. Kalrbury.

July 12 Newly Instated officers of Livingston lodse No. 2'J0 I. O. O. K.

sre as follows: N. V. C. Williams. V.

O. J. 8. Uarber. Her.

Sec M. U. 8trllng. Warder II. Cutrrll.

fond Adam Parth. I. ti C. A. ral.aby.

ll. t-'arl llanrcl. R. H. to N.

O. M. Ftevens. 8. to N.

G. Fied Kludy. R. 8. to V.

K. Lkr.Ke. B. to V. A.

Ilaner. R. 8. 8 M. N.

Jones. 8. 8. 1 Mowery. Chaplain J.

8. Denarske. OIL STOVES! Your Choice of Any Oil Stove in our Store for only Frank Morrison Sons PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE 180. iOi East Front Street. Thousands enjoyed the concert by Special Offer of Finer Dresses By that we mean a large group of our own carefully selected regular stock dresses.

Dresses made by manufacturers who care. Dresses made in pleasing Summer styles and made from first quality silks only. $25 to $33 Dresses in Heavy Printed Crepes Dainty Flowered Georgettes Solid Color Crepes Summery Lace Models ALL AT EACH, JUST $18-75 the Bloomington hand, under the direction of Geotg W. Marlon, at Miller park Sunday afternoon. Dalo James led the community sing, which was a big hit.

Heretofore the, sing has been held during the intermission, but yesterday the sr. rng -ment was 4 hanged and th sing was staged just preceding tne On Friday, Mrs. MI' kel was a guest riding out to hla home four and a 1 half miles north on the Funk's I tlrove road. Mr. MorriHon.

accompanied by til fajnlly, was driving north along the road, and aa another car, a Ford i aedaj), approi.ched from the nnrtn, both au'oiuobtlea dimmed tieir lights Th Morrison car struck tha horse from behind aa It turned i out to let the other car pas, th at the KoitniKhtly HiMse club en $5.00 'Down Keep Down the Dust Asphalt Road Oil Keep Out of the Mud L. E. Kuhn Phone 2633 tenanted by Mrs. F. 8.

Churchill and Mrs. A. Iloatltlt at the home of tha former. Mr. and Mrs Ed Wince have leased the It.

f. Hutchena property on North First street for a year. Mr. Hutchena ha been in Chicago for some time, where he has a position, and Mm. 1 1 ati tit-na will ku U-day to Join htm.

nriver noi seeing tn animal or Mr. Burke wa almost Instantly killed ind the horse wa so badly Balance "Pay as You Earn" Intermission. Th plan wss much appreciated. Another feature of the pmgram ws a solo by Mrs. Harry Admire.

"You're Just a Flower From an Old Bouquet." Rev. I. Gretstngcr, pastor of th First Presbyterian ihun delivered, the rrnom-tti-. For the first time during the present bathing season the hitt'iln beach was taxed to rapacity to car" for th i row i1 More than a thousand peopl awam at the beach rippled that It had to lie shot. The oih.

cur, th ililver of whleh Is I unknown, passed on. presumably not knowing that an accident had hap. ened. Miss Cliurrhlll. who Sun-lav finished her work at the I Irrbrrt Burke wal th eon of go la training ramp conducted at Power l-ake, Wis, by the Chicago Special Single burner glas dnor Special Three burner Oil Stoves.

Special at $9.75 Training 8 hool of Physical Educa Mr. and Mra. William Hurke. bolt of whom, together with aeveral brothers, survive. He waa tion, will teach In the Itaptlat Mission college at Atlanta, Qa.

next R. LOUDON Eagle Machine Works The Inquest waa held Saturday year. yesterday and at lime line i.f bather stood In line at the men' bath house awaiting locker room. Two bath house are available to the women. th women's sec tlnn was adequately taken rare of.

During the heat of tht afternoon so msnv csme st one that msnv were forced to stand In lln tn await locker room and many bathing Miss Emma Langaheor announces night by Coroner Lloyd 8hoe-maker, th Jury returning th ver the marrlsii of her niece. Mis MMM dict of accld tal death. Phona 120. Nealla Mer to Edwin Itch- Fee Resales Deivma. rens.

whbh occurred Wednesday, July at Chatsworth. The bride Is PLUMBING lUrbn 8hrukle was arrested Fat. Wicks for every make of oil daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. 8.

Myers. New Perfection and Btiperfex Ull Cook Stoves. Steam and Hot Writer Ilonttng tov. urriay by Officer Knlaely for reck-Irsa driving. II posted HO for hll appearanc at o'clock this of who has made her home hi-re for some year, formerly tradi tlckna were returned.

A bundle of twelve dnr.rn towel not here, tofor used were called Into serv. Ice to ear for th rush. Almost all nf th boats were In use during the day. ng ai hool. The grin mi la a plumber Bargains Everywhere Throughout the Store 604-06 NORTH MAIN 8TKEET residing at Chatuworth.

Indn horsewoman ar forsaking GAS FITTING Large. Stock of Gai Fixtures MACHINE WORK the ride astride for the elde-saddle. Metal manufacturer In fpaln are an busy that It will require all months to fill present orders. K. powera has disposed nf his residence property at the miner nf Third and Ash streets to Carl It Moure, who ha accepted the superintendent-? nf the grade ai hool for next year.

Th price wa something over M.ihio. Mr. and Mrs. Power and imlly will move lo Wataek. In OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY These Folks Callouses Quick, site, Sure relief from IwiDJulcalloaeMon thai awl At Vwf ani rmn lugiist, Mr.

Powers having charge of the Wsta. schools for nest year. Th fclrkl Ilrthere. whoa ra. tnurant wa destroyed by fir Friday.

Iie leased th building formerly oicupied by the Falrliury bank and.ar going to open tip for bual-uesa a soon aa th building ran be Just Laugh nrschoUs At Hot Weather' "My Insurance Dividends" Said a Customer gotten ready for thm. Th building I to lie arranged especially fur th bualnea. and Ihey at going to Tiredness is a Joke Fatlgua ti Unknown hilt Energy, Strength and Vitality Oo "are Immediately deposited special aavings account at In my Interest. Above Par. WASHING eouip It with all modern convent.

nra and when rompletad they will have on of th finest restaurants In this section. Miss Dorothy Moalam has as her guest Mr. Miikel and nn. Uoren, of IM-Iand, Fla who ar spending a month with Mr. Mlikel'a piients, Mr.

and Mi Hum llrnck. In lllonm-ingtnrs. on Thursday afternoon. Mra. Mosiam and Mis Dorothy entertained twenty ladle at a one o'cl-x luncheon, honoring Mre.

Mlrkel. Cal each Also, I make a small deposit month in this gpecial account. The men anil women, boy gad girl who Just laugh at sultry 'hen weather and have loads of ambi premiums come due, I alway ready." tion god endurance are the ones that lake Mcfoy'g Cod Liver Oil This man carries considerable life insurance but his system makes Compound Tablets during" the sum MARTIN'S CASH CARRY 608 WEST CHESTNUT STEEET. PAY DAY SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY 10 Lbs. Pure Cant CQ-, I Fancy Sunkist Largs Lsmona, OfTI Sugar J3U Doten OUC Beit Ohio Potatoes, CQp Fig Mswton Cookies, Peck UJU 3 Pounds I eBajajajajajajaasjajajajaja MHHMBMHMMaMB tmmmmmmmammmmimmmimmmmmlm Searchlight Matches, Carton of 6 QQ-, 10 Bars P.

0. Naptba eje Boxci. Lets Than Bo Box fcOU Soap 03C Purs Lard. Fries Less Than Whole- On. Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, r.

sale. Pound a.UU Pound wub 2V't Lb. Can Sliced Pineapple, 2t Lb. Can Fancy Peaches, Qfj elsaiSBBBBBa MBMaasWBBsaaaB1gsT.y saMasTsaBBSiaaBmBaBBBB No. 2 can Fancy Sifted Early June 11- 12 oi.

Can Btunford Baking 4 Peai, Can lib Powder IOC Campbell Perk and Beans, 0CP Fancy Siloed Dried Beef, ftfle. 3 Cans fctJU Jar ZUC Tall Cans Purs Milk, 2Jq Pataj Olivs Soap, tjg No. 2 Can Extra Fancy Bad Kidney )Qr Shredded Wheat, 4 Beans. 3 Cana Jub 2 Packages IOC 4Z Powdered Sugar, OQ- Sunbrita Cleanser, 4rt 3 Pounds ttJU SCans IZC Swsnidown Caks Flour, iQr 16-os. Can Calumet Baking nn Package Utb Powder.

Can IOC ea wmmmmmmmmmmammmKmm mmmimim mammm mmimmm mmmimmmm mm TRY OUR COFFEE BEST IN CITY-43o POUND. ifornia popples carried nut an eaTec. live color echem. Following the lunc heon the tablet were arranged mer months. Kvery schoolboy at well as every POLISHING grandmother knows that Cod I.tver premiums a small monthly bill instead of an annual burden.

Oil Is a aroat strength creator and. body builder tha best on earth. Hut they won't tske the nasty tasting, horrible smelling, stomach lh't iu every way, every detail, our work mean a thorough, comtilcte job properly done with the bc.t ma onset ting oil and who can blame thetrT Aa4 thanks erleare they cVsl lTatC9SiBAXR terial! and careful ht-lp. For or oruig. 1 Mr, fl.

T. McDowell and Miss i Marlnn McDowell entertained guest at a matinee. A delightful luncheon followed at the 'MiDowell home, yellow dalsr and i trdii flower being effectively used on th table and about th rooma. Out-of-town gueat were Mr. W.

II. i Kan anJ Mr. Carl Cloudy, of Hrouk-i lyn, Mra. Jess Mievena. nf l-onf Itreih.

Cal Mis Nellie Ull-1 le'tr, Mr. Kerl Billy, of Chicago. I ulger, Plan Clbtin. Kofia. 14 The Bulgarian gov ernment la preparing in crlebtate Hi loonth anniversary of th founding of th kingdom and th loth anniversary of litajiarit'a liberation -for st see drug ater Is America ye eaa get st Mrt'ej-e Cos! Liter Oil tue Table! f( teais ssd lt a re kat Usee en eat ten will kn ear all the rwtia wal fe4 User Oil a a tell full satisfaction, try and yon peer-m a rcjilar r-tron.

LAREY'S Auto Washing Washington Let Sti. Pbona 3565 L. lliat 11 I rhr full ef tltwalna that kuild pet u. sou alroeg 4 oftullJi ai 4 eaalHMi mm If ion ami feel St a4 ls 4irtsg the weather 'H mur falik I Mrl l-IM oriel, a4 (tmuia Ted Liter Oil Tahlxa. as easy I taee a ra4t S4 awaet be II lh h.l nu.

AtS ain7.rlh.iM ltut gtnre. Then worsts. from Tuiklah rule. A rrl of brilliant faa'P-llle and Mstoii.al eMblti'-n will planned. It.

preaentative of all fi.reirn power will be invited by the Unitarian government et ear rr.l aOiitl (host Mrs Luther Pnrs nf larks Hula, a tarliea --8 J3 fa eS Mat as raople spend ecre looking for things to find hrpiriess In without gaining it ti Inside. t'lrcuniaian. ae do not make th Kan bo Bae th circus j'ames. I have lake ilirtrrtHil alntH of wmIM h-a t.r tnn4 ens i.ae lt-itt'e Liter 's atoesMMeee el he Ileal kelweei sen Oil Ten. MS I tea I prsiss Ike) eoua." Tuikey la building many railroads at..