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THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1»26
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
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Annauncements of chnrch and So- siety gothorlngs for ths purpose at rotailng tlnoncos will cost lOc per lino for eoch lasertlon. When snch (dootings ore tree, the notice, printed in tho Journal-Record, will be fres^
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What may be locking In ploy Is not locking In the nnmner that are join¬ ing th« Solem Oolf Club. Frank Bochman, N. H. Hsines, Robert Hsm- cock snd P. A. Oietricb drove over to Flora Tuesday and wben they return¬ ed home they had the applications of Ed Mann, Luke Pixley, Ed Hancock Jr., C. O. Stanford, J. H. Throg¬ morton, Leo R. Allen, A. H. Duff, J. C. Scudamore, Harry Keith, Jerry Bowman, Jsmes H. Smith, W. M. Korr, A. L. Carney, W. F. Olllette, oil of Flora.
Host ot these gentlemen hove been guistg of tbe club on previous occa¬ sions and were pleased with the beautiful surroundings and Salem's ioTOrite play grounds.
They sre all representative busi¬ ness men of Flora, and Salem is mighty proud to bave our neighbor¬ ing city loin with us and t>ecome members of the club.—Solem, 111., Democrat.
The Finished Job Is The Only Standard By Which Achievement Is Measured
YOUR bank book will show if yoa are getting on.
The story of BIG DOINGS and BIG GETTINGS of men who have gone highest is the story of men who ditl not despise the day of small things.
¦—*l»«y had Tisioa —tliey had eyes in their minds —tliey maintained a ImubIc account.
If Yoo Do Not HiYe a Bank Book Here
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Flora National Bank
FLORA, ILLINOIS
Tou can bay cheaper Hose but not H  bett^ than at Maas,
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WILTSEY SHUT OtT CLEVELAND
Harold Wlltsey, Clay City boy, who pitched for the Flora base ball team several years ago, but is now pitching for the Boston Red Sox in the American League, last Thursday shut out Cleveland and won by a score of 1 to 0. He Is a left-hsnder and is making good.
NO ONE WAS KILLED
A couple of nearby newspapers in telling the story of the suto collis- ton on the bard road at Oreendale lost week, stated that one or two of the victims had died. This is a mis- toke, for tbe Fairileld pspers, where the lody who was most seriously hurt J^hrod, said sbe bad not died.
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PETE SBEK8 NATtTRALIZA'nON
P. O. Apostolos of tbe Flora Candy Kitchen, was in Louisville last Fri¬ day taking another step toward be¬ coming a legal eitisen of tbe U. S. Some time ago he flled hig declara¬ tion in tbe circuit clerk's office. Now he flies his petition for naturalisa- tion, which will be acted upon by. tbe circuit Judge at September term of circuit court, and if favorable, he will take tbe oath of olleglance.
Pete was born In Oreece and came to this country obout 12 years ago.
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Answering sn sd which promised to toll "How to keep thst schoolgirl com¬ plexion," s young wumsn received the reply: "Keep yonr fsce sway ttom other people's oboniders." — Boston Transcript.
Keep Moving
Tbe great thing in this world Is, not so much wbere we stand as In what direction we ore moving.—Oliver Wen- dell Holmes.
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REACHES NORTH POLE
IN DIRIGIBLE
Reports from tbe Amundsen-Ells¬ worth polar dirigible say tbat they flew over the north pole and are re¬ turning by way of Alaska. This makes the second time the pole has been visited during the past two weeks.
MISSIONARY MEETING
Tbe Missionsry society of tbe H. E^ church south met with Mrs. Min¬ nie Hoard May 6, 1926. We bad a very interesting program, topic of lesson, "Foreign Missions in the home land." Scripture lesson found in Jobn 4:46-54. Tbe discussion of the lesson was what is the geographical area of tbe home mission enterprise? This topic wss discussed by Mrs. Hoard and was enjoyed. We had a few readings on the lesson, prayer by Mrs. O. C. McQueen.
Refreshments were served by the hostess which was enjoyed by all. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Hemick, June 1,
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IMPORTANT NOTICB TO
BUILDING AND LOAN PATRONS
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During the week L«2«, at Flora, 111.
ending May 9,
Dote May 3 May 4 May 6 May6 May 7 May 8 May   »
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VIROIL STALBY, Cooperative Observer.
BRITISH STRIKE OALLED OFF
^daesday the strike of 3.000,000 labor' union men in England, which had- continued for nine days, was call'ettoff.
UMALL CASE POSTPONED Agreement has been reached in the Gov, Len Small interest    accounting suit to postpone    the    matter    until SepU 1st.
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Also be preparing yourself for something we have in store for you in the near future pertaming to this flour. Satis¬ faction guaranteed on each sack Qr money refunded as received. I
If you want a real spread—try a jar of "Lady Ann" Pre¬ serves or Jellies with your light flufify biscuits made from "Lady Ann" Flour.
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FLORA, ILLINOIS
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As the end of our fiscal year (June SOth) approaches, all those knowing themselves to be in arrears with their payments to the Flora Mutual Build¬ ing Loan A Homestead Assn. ore given this timely warning that be¬ tween now and tbe abqve date 'all pay¬ ments' should be caught up to dote. Please arrange accordingly. 32tf. F. E. OOLDSBY, Secretary.
ORLIE BABCOCK DBAD
Orlie Bobcoek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reese Babeock, passed away Thurs¬ day night of this week, after a linger¬ ing illnees. Funeral will 'be beld Sunday.
Quality Condy ot Bloos.
Cfkoeefote Popular
Coceo o^ cocao, the kernel or eeeA et a tropical tree, was twtroduced loto Bngland shortly sfter tbe discovery of Mexico From the kernel Is obtolnoA chocolate, and wben the fot has bose pressed from cbocolsts ths sniMtoBee remslning is known as eoeos. Oreot qnantities of cbocolsts ore now neea In many kinds of confectionery, OAd from cocoo Is made o nntrltlona onA refreshing  heversgo
, Gypsies Are Licensed
Oypsien bave been, licensed in Sur¬ rey, Bngloiol. end are iillnwed to camp only in certnio spoti^. bvlng faxtfiAAeo, to beg or bunt game.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Sarah Montgomery to Oeo. I. Schwab 6.6 a. in Sec. 27 6 6 at $1000.
O. F. Oaudllts to Louis H. Im- methun, lot 13 blk 1, J. M. Amrine's Sub. Div. lots 1 and 2 blk 4, M. H. Presley's 2nd Add. Flors ot $1.00.
John Pettijohn to Oscar Weose, part of se qr, se qr, sec 18 3 8 at $200.
A. E. Kretser to W. V. Henderson, lots 26 and 37 Second Add. to Louis¬ ville, at  $1300.
Hannah M. Dulaney, et al to Ashley M. Leak, undivided 13-14 lots 6, 6, 7 of B. J. Dulaney's odd to Floro at $300.
Llllle C. Ausbrook et al to A. M. Leak 1-7 interest in lots 6, 6, 7, B. J. Dulaney's Add, to Flora at $1.00.
T. A. McKlnney to Harold S. WU- Ums lot 121 of High School Add. to Flora ot $1.00.
Clara A. Carroll to Walter F. Davidson w hf lots 16 and 16 M. L. Armstrong's Add to Flora ot $2,200.
Wolter F. Coggin to Eugene Weiler lots 8 and 9 in blk. 10, Wilson Cor- corran Add to Clay City at $1600.
J. H. Monlcal to W. E. Burroughs, lots 6 snd 3 of blk. 6 and 3 of McLln A Co. Add. to Xenia at $1600.
Ed OInder to Jobn E. Yockey et ny, lot 3, part lot 2, Fairvlew Sub-dlv.,
City of Flora at $800.
C. C. Coz et ol to Chas ood Addo. Coz land in Sec. 23  4 6 at $1.00.
Charles A. Hinman to Harold S. Williams lot 6 in A. E.BIllings' 4th Add to Flora at $1.00.
W. O. Bunn to J. P. Locey and L. E. Lacey w hf, nw qr se qr of Sec. tX 4 6 at $662.60.
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