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Smooth and fast will be yoar motor flight with Red Crown in your tank.
P-O-W-E-R! To the last drop— that's the secret of Red Crown's astonishing vitality—of that satisfying,. rhythmic throb of the engine. It's economy fodL too. For the combosticm of Red Crown is flawless throughout its perfect, unlMt>ken chain of boil- mg point fractions. No waste— every drop vaporires.
For all-round performance Red Crown b the master gasoline. For mountain climbing — for intermittent stopping and start¬ ing on dty streetsh—for the swift, long sweep down winding high¬ ways—for the day-in-day-out, cross-continent run, Red Crown in every case delivers abundant power and reveals to a superla¬ tive degree the joy of smooth, buoyant motoring.
Fill up with Red Crown today. Make sure of greater mileage— greater power—greater driving pleasure.
At the foDowiog Standard Oil Semce Station:
Elm and North Ave.
And the following FQling Stations and Garagea:
LawM A Williama
J. Bowman
F. M. Blauinf'* Garac*. Clay City, OL
Paam A WaUar, CUy City, IU.
B. B. Holman, GtmikUI*. IU.
C. H. Kaitk A Son, Rinard. UL Colclaiure & Son, Xania, HI: Harrell A Moor*, Xenia, IU. E«ri Howanl, Xenia, IU. Carl Burrouf b«. Zenith, UL
Standard Oil Company,
(Indiana)
Flora, 111. I
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THE FLORA JOURNAL-AECORD. FLORA, ILLIIiOlS
WILLOW BRANCH
Dr. II. C. P9wall, wife and aoD. Amoa Jnliaa of Plora, attended chnrch at Bine Point Sunday. They were dinner cneata with Mr. and Mrs. EHrer Bnnnell'e family.
Seyeral from WiUow Branch at¬ tended the baptlainc at S. A. Lanch- lln pond Snnday afternoon from Blue Point ehareh.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stanford and Mr. and Mrs. P. Stanford were eallers Sunday aftemoon wltb Mrs. Stan¬ ford's sister, Hrs. Vemon Bussey and family.
Missionary Pred Clark and Rey. Reo. Hall, tbe pastor of Enterprise eburcb, with Rey. Wm. Olody spent last Thursday morning with Mrs. M. E. CrouKban.
Frank Karlee motored to Anna on Friday, while there he fonnd some fine ripe peaches at fl.SO bushel.
Lawrence Karlee motored to Chi¬ cago, Monday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Karr and Mrs. Vernoit Bussey attended the Couniy S. S. convention at Golden Gate last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Ausbrook of Rock Island and her son, Byron, and wife of Dayenport. Iowa, motored down for the week-end wltb friends and rela¬ tlres In Flora. They wltb Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bnnch of Flora spent Fri¬ day with Mrs. M. B. Crongban ami family.
Hrs. Ella Stoddard and son, Horace motored to Granite City Saturday to spend the day witb C. A. Stoddard, wbo Is working for H. C. Chaffin.
Friends and relatives all gathered at tbe home ot Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Anderson after churcb with a basket dinner in honor ot Mrs. Anderson's birthday, wblch was a suprise for her Tbey report a nice time .
McCABE CHAPEL
BETHEL
The mucb needed rain come and greatly relieved growing vegetation. Henry and Calvin Harrell's fam¬ ilies accompanied by Mrs. Effiu Moore, and son, Chas. motored over to Olney Sunday and spent the day wltb their sister, Mrs. Allle Warth- ey's, family.
Rufus Beard and wife and mother were calling on relatives In tbls vic¬ inity Sunday afternoon.
Pearl Tolliver from Boulder, Colo, is visiting In Illinois at present.
Mrs. Wm. Summers and son Frank from Omega, were calling on friends in this locality Sunday morning.
Clarence Porter's family attended the Salem reunion one afternoon last week.
Joe Mclilyea accompanied relatives home from the picnic Saturday near Kenner's and remained til Sunday.
Most everyone from this vicinity attending tbe Farmers' picnic .it Louisville Saturday report an enjoy¬ able time.
Floyd snd Harry Leach and fam¬ ilies also Uncle Perry and son Orous. attended a family reunion Sunday held at Paradiae Park near Mattooi Sunday.
.Ml8. Jamea Pearson and aonn. Hov/arrt and Chas, went to Peoria Sunday morning to see Ray Howard who WHH Herioualy injured while iier- forming his duties nn au electii