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VOLUME XIII
THB JOCRNAIi, VoL 5S     No. 17
FLORA. ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1925
NUMBER 32
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,^Mi8s Manda  McCully vtelted Mn. JMlda Cowger, Monday. .' Church was well attended at On- atott Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Slagley Humphrey died at her home Sunday evening, after a lingering illness,of tubercu¬ loala. She leaves a husband, aged mother and several brotbera and sis- tan. Funeral services were Tuasday morning.   ^
Rev. W. D. Roberts and Wm. Har¬ rUon attended the Ewlag PresSytery at Pinckneyviile a few days last week. Presbytery will be held at Zloa In tha fall.
^^Mr. and Mra. 3. C. Andenon apant Hinnday in St. Louis. 'Charles    Slagley    of    Champaign, wa| called here by the death of hb aistar. Mn. Maggia Humphrey.
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Mr.' and Mn,
Flor^     spant Shriner's.
Bmest Soudera  and tamily Sunday at James Coble's.
Mlsa Bvalyn Triakie te working In Flora.
Mr. and Mn. Pete Andenon spent Sunday aftemoon at' Henry Oninn's.
Clarance Colclasure and family spsnt Sunday near Xenia with his brother Carl  Colclasara and wife.
Juanlta Lynn te very alck wlt!i the measles
CLAY CITY
Sabaertptioas. Adverttelng and Job Work for the Journal-Record Taken  at   Brissenden   Restaurant
CItka; ,|i*rds' ara giving their hsvfte a aaw Afeaa In the way of paiat, whiek graatly improves the ap- paanaee.
Little Mary Barbara Ausbrook :s quite sick with measles.
Mn. Libbie Ouff for the past week is a visitor at the holae of her son. C. L. Duft and famtly, of St. Lonls.
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Polarine tests, in comparison with o^er oils, prove that with the right grade of Polarine in your crankcase, you get more miles, gallon for ^- lon ot gasoline, than with other oils.
You may regard these extra miles as a g^ from Polarine.
m ^*«rf The exi^anation of the extra mil# ^e lies in the Polarine film, whic^ >?^ is so perfect in wear and heat re- ; Jf** sistance as to be practically flaw- *" less. This conserves compression;
increases power and mil^igel
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It is in frequent stopping and start¬ ing, Ull dumbing, crawling along in traffic—that me true character of an oil is shown up.
Polarine meets the test positively ^nd decisively.
Polarine maintains a cushion of oil in an unbroken film between the frictional surfeu^es of your engine. It enaUes these parts to move n-ee- ly, quietly and efficiently. With poor or insufficient lubrication, these moving tnrts grind and be¬ come searing hot
FUItipssitkF6laritie;tkai»,drabtyoatreranl^ ernes eaesy SCO eeilee euideefUiesiA the egga eata grade et PaUiritse. Tked htrtm eeett eiptat. Thereistiarsuhtmryem wr. Seatkart al all Stamdnrd Ott SmgUgSlutiemg imrf at Amthgridgd Garagag and FiUbiK StmHaag.
Miss    Evelya   and   Jane   Trlnkle P"* *^r»"    ¦**>"*'^'" *"*,   »™«»* spent Sunday with Pearl Anderaon.     I Meniphla,    Tenn., Waa a CUy    City
Some in thto vicinity are planting areak-ead vteitor. corn. , I     Mn. A. Hnnley. Mr. and Mn. W.
Two ot the    tbnr girls from    tha V. Davidson were Olney vtoiton on Rush school that .took the final ex-; Monday afternoon, aminatlon   made  a .passing grade. I    Mra. John Mattingly of Bicknell. 'They were Paarl AndenMn^nd Ruby ind.,  was  a  guest  threa  days  last
weak at the home of hen daughter,' Mn. R. W. Dudley.
The Boy Sconts met at the homa of Barl Taylor Monday evening.
Mlsa Laura Travto waa in OInsy laat Thunday, having har teeth ex¬ tracted.
Quite a tew from Sailor Springa and Ingraham attended the Bpworth League Friday evening.
Miss Anna Dean Coggan and tather, Manlif Coggan,'were guests at the home of Chas. Mills Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Dudley motored to Centralta Snnday, to vtoit Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peters.
Mlss VloU Bonee, Olea Basiey and John L. Blessing motored to the storm swept district Snnday, stop¬ ping in Centralla to call on Mr. and Mn. Alfred Peten.
Mr. and Mrs. Witt. .Travto were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Wm. Denton. Aftemoon was spent In Joy riding In Mr. Denton's new sedan.
Mlss May Lingenfelter, Mrs. Chas. Braden, Mra. Chas. Cox. Mn. Edna Lindsey, Mra. Bdith Dudley motored to West Salem to attend the Ra- Ibekah district assembly and school of Instruction, held there on Monday, April 20. Mra. Chas. Braden was chosen aa delegate to represent Clay City Venue Rebekah lodge 225.
While crankinr his Ford car, tn start home from town Monday noon, Chas. Padgett had his right arm br6ken.«
Mrs.  Huff and  sister. Miss  Delia Oill. of Flora,  were callers  Sunday ¦ evening la Clay City, after a ple9s-|* ant visit with friqpds In Olney.
Our editor W. T. Carder and wife motored to Battle Creek, Mich., the flrat of last week. Mr. Carder has a sister living there.
Mrs. Abe Denton and little daugh¬ tera Martha Louise, were week-end •-->sts of the Prather family in OI¬ nay.
Miss Viola Shirley an(l brother nf Waahington, Ind., were week-end guests of Clay City friends.
Robert Orone and Miss lona Deabler of St. Louis, were week-end guests of Mn. Nettie Milto and daaghtar. Mr. and Mn. C. O. Deabler atopped over in Xenia for a visit.
J. E. Coggan and family called ou Mra. Elisabeth Mills, at the Weber sanitarium in Olney, on Sunday. She has been there alnce last Thursday for treatment and is slowly Improv¬ ing.
Oeo. Hall, of the Vincennea Bridge Co., With his force of>aix ur eight helpen, arrived the latter part of the week and began work of pav¬ ing the concrete floor in the large bridge east of town. It looks as if now it would not be many days un¬ til we can go east, without making the 18 mile detour. Hope ao, at least.
W. F. Davidson, who has been tn phicago and Hammon(^: Ind;., for the past three months, retumed Sat¬ urday.
A fina monnment was placed st the Clay City cemetery last Saturday, Rurchased by A. H. Dutt.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Brlssenden, Mn. E. McOilton and daughter, Lorana and Miss Sally Sunday were callers in Xenia and Flora Sunday afternoon and visltad the, Flora -and Clay City cemeteries.
F. M. Blessing is having ^.the old, bams and out-buildings tora- down* and new ones replaced, which were
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Hundreds of Dollan in this RED ROT SPECIAL $1.00 SALE
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, APRIL 18
REGULAR PRICES AFTER APRIL 28
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NOW IKWTT BE SLOW- -   STUDY TIIESE PRICES   -   BUY NOW
DOMESTIC
ft-yd. 26-inch percales  $1.00
10 yd. 24-inch calico  91.00
6 yd. SS-lnch percales
6 yd. Hope muslin  	
2 1-2 yd. brown sheeting, 8t
inches wide 	
Bl-2   yds.   77-inch   gingham
.Sl.OO .91.00
.Sl.OO 91.00'
DRBSS OOODS
S 1-S- yd. 66c Organdie
(colon)    :....  at.6o
S 1-2 yd. SOc Ratlnaa (colore) fl.OO
1 1-2 yd. SSc Pure Linens
(colora)   fl.OO
3 yd. SOc Poplins (colora)  fl.OO
OUARANTEED   FAST   COLORS,
SUITINOS  SOc
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9 pair Misses ISc brown hose fl.OO
2 pair Ladies'Art Stlk hose, all colore  .^.... fl.OO
1 pr. Ladies pure stlk hose
all colora   fl.OO
8 pra. men's silk lisle hose fl.OO
2 pr. men's fancy silk hose fl.OO
.PlasMight Aids Seamstrem
After wearing ont ber patience In threading tha needle ot her aewbtg maehine, aa Ingenious housekeapar In Portsmouth, Ohio, attached a flash¬ light to the arm of the mRchioe, and complete will add'greatly to tbe ap-Uhua ended her troublea, aays Popular
pearance of hto home.
It to not many days until the 30th of May, Decoration Day. Let every one visit the graves of their dead and see what is needed to place them In good shape and help tp make our cemetery show up well oa that day. especUlly, which only^comes once a year.
Mr. and Mra. O. L. Newaum, for¬ merly of Olney, but now of Carbon¬ dale, were Sunday guests of Mr. aotl Mra. J. E. Olbba.
Mtes Bthel Mills wUl taka part in the pteno recital, gtven at the library hall in Flora. Wadnaaday, April 22, at i.e. m. Miia Clara Rider, teacher.
Ltttle Leo q^aa, two-year-old son ot Roy Croas, passed away Friday aad waa laid to rest beside bis motber Satnrday -^afternoop. His mother passed from thte life March 17 and he on April 17. Mr. Croas haa the aympathy of the community.
Mr. and Mn. Osborn Henry of Noble, Mr. and Mn. J. W. Moatgom* ery, Dr. and Mra. F. H. Heory and aoa Jimmy, of Bast St Lonto, were F^day avenlnj dianer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joa Dean.
Tha forea of man ara arrlvlaf thto Taaaday araalng, aad are preparing to go to wark at oaea putting the gravel Aa the grade east nf town, in
CORSRT8
Complete ITne Warner Conets,
back lace, each fl.OO
Oossard Frdnt Lace Conets,
odds   fl.OS
One lot Coraets   fl.OO
HOUSE CLEANING
Congoleum (enough for kitchen $1.00 Off
9x12 ConRoleum Rugs fl.00 Off
B^t Window Shades, fringe or
without—buff of green  $1.00
2 1-2 yd. 60 draperies  ^ $1.00
6   yds.   2Sc  draperies   _ ........fl.OO
VNDERWBAR
3 Ladles' knit union ault»» SOc, 3   for    fl.OO
6 Ladies' knit vests. 2Sc, 6 tor  fl.00
Men's union suit, B. V. D. style, 2 for  fl.00
Men's knit union suits, ankle length, I  for fl.00
Boy'a union suits, 2 for  fl.OO
Ladiea' ailk vesu (dandy)  fl.00
Sale Iteins
Coats
Sllk Dresses Sllk Sweaters Wash Dresses Children's
Dresses 9x12 Rugs Linoleums Window
Shadea Draperies Dress Goods Table Linens Shoes Hosterg Dress Shirts Work Shirts Underwear Miisllns Percales Ginghams Flag Suits
SHOES
100 prs. Ladies' Low Cuts (not shoes) values |3.50 to $5.00 $2.4S
S6 pr. children's white can- vaS^strap slippers, $2.50 values $1.45
24 pr. Women's white can- va* atrap slippers $1.85
Bargain lot of odds, Men's and children'a   white   foot¬ wear   50c
Bargain lot of ladies and boys' low cuts  $1.00
Small lot children's 'ox¬ fords and strap slip¬ pers  _ $1.00
Infants' Oxfords 75e
READY-TO-WBAR •       't     .
Spring Coats, all new, o
f 1.00 to f8.00 OFP Sllk Drasses,Tail new,
fl.OO to fS.OO OFF*
Sllk Sweaters, all new  fl.OO OFF
4 Dozen Children's Oingham
Dresses   fl.00
Ladies' Muslin Oowns fl-OO
Ladies' House Dresses, slightly
soiled   Tfc, fl.0O, fl.WI
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
Men's dress shirts with collar or without collar, plain color or cheeks $1.00
Boys' shirts, same stylea as men'a,
$1.26 values, 2 for $1.50
Men'a $1.00 work shirts, shirt and
25c sox for $1.00
Children's play suits  sOc
Neck Tiea, SOc value, S for $1.00
TABLE lilNBNS
Raal Linens, values. $2.60 to fS.SO yd.. fl.OO off on 11-2 yda. of any priee linea.
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Clay City competed at the track meet at Noble Tuesday evening, 40 to 49 in favor of Clay City, as fol¬ lows: 440 yds.. Noble 220 yds.. Noble: high Jump, Noble; relay. Clay City; broad jnmp, Noble; shot put, Clay City; diacus,'Clay City; stand¬ ing Jump,