Flora Journal-Record

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THE FLORA JOURNAL4IECORD, FLORA, ILUNOIS
Largest stock of window shades in the county and best prices going.
New patterns in bed room and dining room suites.
Brighten your home with a few new pieces of furniture.
Everything for the Home Drop in and see Quality, Style and Price
J. F. Rich Furniture Store
Phone 63 Flora, Illinois
BIBLE GROVE
NEW BETHLEHEM
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Snnday school at New Bethleham Is progressing nicely, but there Is still room for more.
Mr. and Mrs. Allle Davis went to Caseyville Sunday and called to aee Mrs. Harve Rumley at St. Mary's hospital in East St. Louis.
Charlie Creek, who has-been poor¬ ly for tbe past week, is not mucb uetter.
Warren Smith and wife, ot Flora, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith.
Threshing is the order of the day.
: Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Winchester and daugbtet'. Vera, called on Grand- Pa Brlssenden and daugbter, Mlss Ada, of Clay City, on Monday even¬ ing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W .Shriner and daughter. Hiss Mabel, and Silas Shriner and wife took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Winchester and family.
The services at New Bethlehem Friday night were well attended. An Interesting talk was delivered by J, F. Haxwell of Flora, which was en. joyed by all. Bro. ZInk will be with us again Friday night. . Aug, 2$. Don't forget to come.
- Julius Bartow, one of our    bldestf citizens   died- l.i»l Thursday evening and was buried at Ingraham    Satur¬ day.
PWlander Gould and Walter Sun¬ derman went to Effingham Monday to meet Harlan Gould, who had been visiting  in  Marshall.
Claude Lewis made a trip to Diet¬ erich one day last week.
Sabln Ballard and Miss Poe, of Eberle, were married last week.
Aaron Hardin, who has been a patient at the Weber sanitarium, re¬ turned  home  Saturday.
Ed McWllllams' are moving to Ol¬ ney this week.
J. L. Pufllam made a .trip to Lou¬ tsville Saturday.
Mrs. Tbos. Wolfe and sons. Geo. and Marion, of Flora, visited ber mother, Mrs. Nan Cotterell, Friday and   Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cotterell re¬ ceived news of the arrival of a little girl named Elisabeth Ellen, at the hotne of tbelr daughter, Mrs. Brelt¬ welser, of Hlllsboro, Aug. 9.
Mrs. Grover McKnelly and daugh¬ ter, Rosalie, and sister.- Miss Bonnie Webster, are visiting Dr. L. Webster, at Bftlngbam, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sparks, at Elgin   thts week.
Mr. and Mra. Irvln Kepley, of Ur. bana, attended the tuneral of her grandfather, Mr. Barlowi Saturday.
A party ot picnickers spent Sun- day at Gaston Bridge. Our ball team went to Sallor Springs Sunday and lost the game 14 to 1.- and the Hord team came here and played our second team and were de¬ feated  15 to 11.
Frank Falley and wife, of Flora, speiit Sunday here.
Several from here attended the re¬ vival meeting at Shouse Chapel Sun¬ day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byrnes and Ira Cotterell spent a tew hours In Flora Saturday.
Mrs. D. E. Hall and Mlss Gall, and Oervase and Hrs. M. Monical are vis¬ iting Glen Hall's and other relatives in Iowa this wek.
Jennings Web;9ter is visiting Har¬ ley Hall.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles have yielded to Doan's Ointment.    60c at all stores.
Virtue In Paying  Oabta. Paying of debts is. next to the graca »f God. the best mesiis In the world ta iellvHr you from s thousand tempta- tloiix to sin and vanity.—Delaney.
Lay Them Right. Over the Old Shingles
T T 7HE^ your shingle roof must be replaced you need no W longer saSer the houseful of dust and dirt, litter, annoy¬ ance and expense of ripping off the old shingles. Leave them wheie they are and lay Johns-Manville Asbestos Shingles right on top of them. Then 3roull have a nx^diat is fireproof and everlasting; youll get the benefit ofthe splendid roof insulation afforded by the old shingles and, tnoaX important of all, you win have re-roofed for the last time. ,
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RE-ROOF FOR THE LAST TIME WrTH 1
\. JOHNS-MANVILLE ASBESTOS SHINGLES
Lay Johns-Manville Asbestos Shingles right over the old wooden shingles ahd you eliminate roofing troubles and expense for all time because Jfohns-ManviOe Asbestos Shingles will last as long as your building stands. They're all mineral—nothing in them to rot or bum; they will not warp, curl or split; they never need paint; they're easy to lay and they are most attractive in appearance.
Does your roof need replacement? If so, it will pay you to get full information about this method of re-roofing with Johns- Manville Asbestos Shingles.   See us at once.   We can do the . , woric for you quickly, easily and economically.
Write, call or telephone tociajr fbr fiill partictilan, cstiinate, etc.
A Representative of Johns-Manville Co. will be here on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 6 and 7
We A. Kairr Lmbr. & Hdw. Co.
Every
SCUDAMORE'S STYLE SHOP
MILLER BUILDING
FLORA, ILUNOIS
Lovely Suits of Um
Featuring the Favored Fashioned Details keeping pace with every phase of fashion and adding touches of individuality that make for style distinction.
Smartly Cut Collars Well Set Shoulders Properly Fitting Sleeves —All emphasing expert. tailoring. Materials are of the finer wool fjpbric favorr \    ed this season.
114.80 to 972.80
LADIES AND NISSES COATS
Charmingly varied in style. A selection embod5^ng the newest styles in favored materials. Popular heavy mixtures and novelty weaves. Trimly ready for cmy occasion.
H2-^ to »60^®
Smart onePiese Wool Dresses
Unusually becoming models in fa^ionabie Woolen material and with clever new trim¬ ming touches in embroidery to emphasize their attractiveness. Shades of the greatest favor for the season.
^200 to ^50