Flora Journal-Record

              THE FLORA JOURNAL^IECORD, FLORA, ILUNOW
Doll Cabs
Every style to glddden, the hearts of the girls
79, m m 4.25,10.00
Scooters   Bowmen  Special W»SU
Wfl0AIIC ^*  haven't  forgutteii   the lla]JuflS boys and can supply every
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Kiddy Kan Tricycles
All steel disc wheels, rubber tire
Rubber Tires....
ISO $3.S0
BOOKS
Of every description for the tiny tots as well as the older folks you will find at our store
5c to $1.00
Games
Old Maid Authors Tiddle Winks Horse Shoe Radio U. S. Maps Five Pins Crack Shot ¦ Checkers Domino Ring Toss Totto
Pari*
Garter Sets
25c   50c
Shoe Trees,  decor¬ ated, pr....25c, OOc
Baby Seta $1.00
Baby Wool Caps
white, each 66c
Wool Sweater Set
3 piece
92.28    93.00
Snow the box.....:;:;..:..,. Sc
TmselCord lo and 25 yds     lOc
Tiecnn ^^' Green. Holly. White IA- llSsUe 20x30 in. 10 to 20 sheets ..*vC
Icicles Package :11...:...:.!^Q
Wreathes I^LfT.    I0c-2Sc
Stationery
We recommend
Hammermlll Bond
as an ideal Gift
25c   50c   $1.00 Juvenile Stationery The box   10c
Toy Dishes
^n Sets Bright Litho colors, assorted designs 10c, 20c, 80c, 91.00
China Sets   .   . 50c to $2.00 Alnminnm Ware Kitchen set $1.00
Handkerchiefs'"" *" '^to'Xl you
vIllMren S designs, each ...vC
Ladies' 5c 10c ISc 25c 50c
Meii'sl^'rofnit?a110c-25c
HANDKERCHIEFS in gift boxes 28c      80c      91.00    .
Friction Toys
Heavily made, no spring to wear out.
Flre Engines, Autos, Elephants ' Jhidcs, Ftre Trucks
^^ 69c to $1.35
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Hedianical Toys "-rSeiTUrr
28c and 80c
niiMAlfl Bright colors for niinaiS baby 26c. SOc
Tom Tinker, ea 80c
Folio-Me-Tinker 80c
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Glassware
Vasea.. 15c. 30c, 50c. 75c
Water Sets, 7 piece set 1.75, 4 00
Water Glass set, beautifuldesign.SOc, $1
Sherbets, set 2.50 and 3.00
Goblets, set 2,50 and 3.00
Pitchers to match above, ea.. 1.00
Console Set 1.50,3.25.5.00
Candy Jars 2.00 and 2.75
Candle Sticks, clear and colors
pair 50c. 75c, 1.00
Naas Yariely Store
FLORA, ILLINOIS
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DOLLS
We boast the largest stock of Dolls in Flora.
Ma Ka Dolls 21 inches wgh ...79c
Baby Dolls   Every girl will want
r°'"""     soc to 9.95
MaMa Dolls of the well known (nakes of Madame Hendren, EfTanbee, Dorolhy Darling, Gem
BOLL BEDS 50c79cl39,1.98
SILK HOSIERY
All the wanted AQ^   #0 AA
shades ! v^^ ^L,V\!
SILK UNDERTHINGS
For Ladies
Silk vest iu colors 98c
Silk combination suit, Rayon  1.25
Silk combination suit, pure silk
lace trimmed   4.75
Step-ins, pure silk 1.75
TOWELS
Turkish. Linen, Huck, selling at
20c, 25c, 39c, 50c, 59c Washcloths    .   ^ ^   i^ 10c
Emkroidered
Towel Sets Lf'I""' $100
Embroidered
Table Scarfs Each        jOQ
Tree Decorations
Lights, 8 Mazada lamps, silk cord $1.69
Extra Lamps, each    10c
Reflectors 2 for 5c and 5c
Decorations, bright colors, asst. shapes 2 for 5c       5c        10c
CHURCH NOTES
M. B. CHURCH
Tbe important day in the year for our honveleaa children is Dec. 19, ot tbls year. Both at tbe Sanday school, which.C. B. Qibson directs, and the morning hour of public wor¬ ship under the direction of tbe pas¬ tor, offerings will be received for our Children's home at Mt. Vernon. Make the offer a liberal one.
Opportunity tor membership will be extended to any who may desire to unite with this church.
Epworth League at 6:30. Oood program and music.
EyeninK sermon by the pastor at 7:80. .
Ladles Aid, Wednesday 2: SO p. m.
Mid week hour Wednesday 7:30 p. ¦u.
Ton are kindly Inyited to worship with ns .
J. B. JOHNSON. Pastor.  O	
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Onr new Church bailding In now almost completed and will be dedi¬ cated Sunday^ Jan. 2.
Programs o't which will be out this week.
Bunday school at 9.SO a. m.. J. L. Berry, Supt.
Preaching at 10:SO a. m. which will be a Christmas message.
Junior C. E. at 2 p. m.
Senior C. B. at t:SO p. m.
Preaching at 7:80 p. m.
Prayer   meeting Thudsday)  night J. C. FOWLER, Paator.
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PRBSOVTERIAN CHVBCH
A» we approach the Christmas season, shall It not be the desire of every on^ to make It the season of the greatest possible joy and bless¬ ing to all? The pastor of this church wishes for erery^member and friend of the church a truly happy Christmas time. Services next SJab- bath as followa:
Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. lesson, "The Savior's Birth.".
Horning worship at 10:45.
Sermon     sabject:      "Sources   ot Christmas Joy." . Christian    Endeavor   meeting    at
G: 30 p. m.    All turn out and make it a flne meeting.
liveuiug worship at 7:80.
In connection with^our worship at this hour the pastor'will give an Il¬ lustrated lecture on our Indian Mis¬ sions. Beautiful views of American Indians.
All are cordlaal invited to attend these services.
r. L. OOULD, Pastor.  O	
FLORA   CHRISTIAN   CHURCH
Only two more Lord's day% remain in 1926! How baa your record so far thia year counted, Has it been lu the favor of Ood and Christ and their church T Have you been as faithful as you might have been and as you believe Ood would have you be? Too late now to use those past opportunities. The best possible Is to use the present privileges. We do this when we remember Ood and. Hia Word and work. Be at Bible sobool and church Sunday. Close the year by "Rememibering yonr Creator." Men and women of FAITH are need¬ ed today. Faith In the Person— that Person the Son of God. Our morning seroMn sabjeet will tM, "Men and Women who Believe." Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30. Night preaching at 7:30. Night ser¬ mon, "Love, Courtship and Mar¬ riage." All young peopla, especially, are nrged to hear this sermon. Special mnsle appropriated.
All are Inrlted to worship with us. C. L. DOTY, Minister.
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BAPTIST CHUROH NOTES
Dec. 19, 192I. f •
Worship honrs:
10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.
Morning Sermon topic. Peter and John before the Jewish CoancU". Acta 4:8, 0.
Evening sermon topic, "A Desire for or to ..See Jesus." Scripture test John 12:21.
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m., R. B. Renfro, Supt.
Lesson topic: The Saviour's Birth. Luke  2:8-20.
B. Y. P. U. services at 6:30 o'clock p. m. Subject:  "Oeneral Fend,    the    Ont-
Junlors meet at 4 p. m. Mrs. Har¬ tin,   leader.
Prayer meeting Thursday at  7:30
SCRVICC—Not Simply a Slogan BUT A REALITY
A. Go GADDIS
Funeral Director
Watch the paper next WH-Jk for a notice of the Christinas entertain- meilt.
Strangers and visitors are always welcome at the First Baptist church. J. H. MARTIN, Pastor.
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Sunday »chool 9:30.    O. Queen,   Supt.
Preaclilng 11:00 o'clock by Rev. Roy  Perdue.
Epworth League 6:30 p. m. Bros. Wm. Bradley, Pres. All are lu¬ vited to come and help wltb the League that are not enrolled else¬ where.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.. Rev. Hay¬ cock.
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Helitmt Found in Sun
Helium, the nonlnflammable gas now used In Itghter-tban-alr'dirigibles, was flrst discovered In the sun by the spec¬ troscope In 1868. It was not fonnd anywhere on the earth nntll 87 years later.
Livoa Above the Crotvd
High above the River Thames In London. In one of the arches of ths Tower bridge, there ts a cozy flat of fonr rooms, occupied by a bridge ofll- dal, who has to climb 86 steps to go home.
Read tbe ads In the Flora JonmaU Rseortf.
CHRISTMAS TREES,
THEIR HIGH COST
41^ IE car was full, beautifully fnll, \2k "'"""' '° ^^^ obliteration of the foliage-screened occupants Tbey were proud and happy.
Until stopped. At Bight of the con¬ stable the driver threw np his hands.
"All broke," be called facetiously— "speed flne. trespass flne, and taking some worthless shooting flne. All gone. Bnt what nowT"
The owner of the adjoining estate stepped forward.
*^me hers, Burleson." he said to his gardener. "Look over the trees la this car and tell what they coat"
The man studied the car, and tban looked at a notebook In his hand. "Golden flr. rare," be said. Paid »16—"
"Say," sxposulated the man at ths wheel. "I won't stand for that I csn bay Christmas trees on the public market fOr flfty centa to two dollars."
These ars rare trees stolen from a private estats," sternly.   "Oo on."
"Two Bngllsh holly, with berries, laO; pyramidal box. $10; six small ysws, $90. That's all. ascspt limbs chopped off."
"8eventy-flve and ths limbs—ssy • hundred. Well, this Is the sentence: Three hours work for each of yoo. and eoUateral left for the balance."
The man snllTed and tnrned to ths constable.
"A conrt wotild make It far mors." waned the ofllcer. "There wonld be at least $800 for malldons trespass and theft Better deal ^Ith tbe owner If yon ean."
*^hett work!" hs asked snilenly.
"Today. It ts only eleven. Ton got ysw load easllr."
"But It's Christmaa. and—"
That's why I mako It llgbt Anfi I pay yon a dollar an hour for yonr wort"
That ts why two ladles worked three honrs on Christroas, peeling potatoes and waahing vegetables. In borrowed aprons, while one man sawed wood and another forked straw In a stablSb And when they left two watchea wers left behind as collateraL The altemn- ttve was a omltlplled flne and a pro^ able Jalt sentence. It waa tbs last that decided for work.
Once ont of sight, ths car was stopped and the driver threw an arm dramatically toward heaven.
"Never no more from ths narrow path of s reformed car," be vowed. ''It teats   too   mnch."--Frank   Horbsrt
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McCABE CHAPEL
Next Sunday is regular preaching finy. There will also be an election   of   Sunday  sohool   officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Blackwell spent Sunday wtth Wayne McVeigh and family.
C. V. Spencer spent from Friday until Sunday In Farina with his son Ray Spencer and family.
Will Powless and family of Wayne county, called on his mother, Grand- mn Lodge^ who remains about the same.
Mrs. Vern Porter took her daugh¬ ter, Oenelle, to Olney Saturday and had her tonsils removed. Mrs James Daugherty and Miss Mabel Oullett accompanied them. Mr. Porter brot Mrs. Porter and daughter home Sun¬ day.
The Will Wood sale was'nt very well attended. The ladles kid serv¬ ed lunch.
Ray McOrew and family called on Wayne McVeigh and family Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mra. James Dfcugherty icalled to see Oenelle Porter, San¬ day afternoon.
Alvah HInman and ohlldren spent Sunday with hts son. Fay HInman and family.
Hr. and Mrs.  Frank Tackltt cal-
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led on Grandma Powless Lodge Sun* day afternoon.
Miss Dorothy HInman and Jamea Alvah HInman are sick.
Vern Porter anfl children, Idell md Waldo, spent Saturday night with  James  Daugherty  and  family.
Almoat
In their effort to nchleve striking and biisarre effectw of costuming a critic says girls nil! Ktop at nothing. And they've prett.v neui-ly reached tbs place where they'll stop.—Little Bock (Ai-k.) aaJictte.
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