Flora Journal-Record

              THE FLORA JOURNAL-RECORD. FLORA. ILUNOIS
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Tho drought was broken Saturday night, when a heavy rain reached this section of tbe country.
Rer. Goddard addressed the peopla at Mt. Zlon Sunday morning and at Bethel  Sunday  afternoon.
Ben Cunningham motored to In¬ diana last week to get hta slater, Mary, who la coming home tor a visit.
Mrs. Susan Mitchell, who has been alck Ihe past few weeks, la able to be out again.
John Monroe and wife and Leo Babeock and wife spent Sunday wtth Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford and family, lly.
Thurman Smith shipped another load of Ive stock Saturday.
Some are sowing wheat since the rains have put the i^round tn shape to work.
It is surprising to drive ever the country and note the scarcity of hogs. It Is hard to find a hog only what Is ready for the market and very few of those.
Joe Klein Is building a machine shed.
Some have commenced husking corn.
John Sehle and family called on Mra. Sebern and famtly Sanday.
ARE YOV A CAPITALIST
Everybody who works and saves something and builds a home or lend -hta savings to «ome Industry to be used In production ts a capitalist. A member of labor organtiatlona whlcb have banks and other assets Is a capitalist. Every Individual 'Who has a saving account Is a capi¬ talist. The greater the aupply of rapltal, the greater will be the de¬ mand for labor to make use of that icapltal.
"If capital Ib scarce and timid, the demand for labor Is less," aaya Chas. H. Cnraon of the American Bankera Association. "The more productive capital there Is. and the more tt aeeka to be used, the more authority doea labor exercise in Its demand for Vrages." >^.
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IF YOU GET Uf NIGHTS YOU'RE OLD BEFORE YOUR TIME
prostate  and   Bladaer  Trouble   Makes
Many Man Faal Twanty Yaara
Older Than Tkey Are.
It Is said that fifty p«r cent of men paat forty and muny younaer onee are vlcttniB  of  prostate   trouble.
One of the commomat Bymptoma of thla dangerous dlaeaae whlcti aapa vi¬ tality and makes yuu old before your time t« the necessity of cetttnf up ¦ev¬ eral tlmea a night.
Other symptoms are dull, drasST, aching at the baae of tha aplna, patn tn groin, burning sensation of organs, lack of vigor and frequent attacka of the bluea.
But there Is hope for you, no matter how old your caae, frt>m a wonderful new formula. It seemingly brings new health, vigor and freedom from tbese troubles to hoth old and young.
Thla wonderful treatment ta known as Wslker'a I'roatate Specific, and la prepared In convenient, pleaaant tablet form. All you need do la taka one tab¬ let after each meat and the symptoms ¦eem   to  vanlah   like  magto.
To prove theae statementa tha Walker Inatitute, 1899 Qateway Button, Kanaaa City, Mo., generously offera to aend a 11 treatment under plain wrap¬ per, postpaid and free of charsa to any mittarer who wtll write for It It tt cures you tell your frtenda and pay whatever you think ta fair, otharwtaa tlia / loaa Is ours.
Rsmember tliat you ara tha judga. and you pay nothing now or at any time unless you wlah, ao send your nama today before the Introductory offer la withdrawn. It ta good for only 10 daya and suatantead la avary way.
Ham Jones and family visited al Tom Cowgei's Sunday.
Robert Walker and Mtss Lucille Evans were married Sunday after noon at the home ot the bride's par¬ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Evans, tn Xenta. The groom's parents, Mr. and Mra. Lee Walker, entertained with a family dinnei' for the happy pair Monday. They left Tuesday morning for St. Louts to view the Veiled Prophet parade. They will reside In Flora, where Mr. Walker Is concerned with the Flora Oil Com¬ pany. Their many friends extend hearty congratulations.
J. R. Anderson, who has been ser¬ iously sick. Is slowly improving.
Jack Caldwell and wife and Mrs. A. W. Nugent were shopping tn Flora Tueaday.
Nell Walker, who Is attending achool at the Illinois College, Jack¬ sonville, came to Xenia to be present at the wedding of bis cousin, Robert Walker, Sunday afternoon .
A returned rotsstonary will lecture at Zion church Monday, October 12, afternoon and evening. _We did not get the exact hour, but w'lll probably be 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Owing to the rain Saturday after¬ noon the children could not get to¬ gether and practice for the promotion day program for Sunday morning and the exercise was postponed un'.ll Sunday morning, October 11.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Anderson of Clay City, spent the week-end with J. R. Anderson and famtly.
The radio fans in this vicinity ar» enjoying the fine program from Omaha. Neb.
New Autumn Modes Are Coiiservative
AO.MI.MHTKATOR'S   NOTICE
Estate of Jameg F. Davis, Deceased.
The undersigned, baving been ap¬ pointed Administrator of the Estate- of James F. Davis late of the County of Clay and the State of Illinois, de¬ ceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of Clay County, at the Court House In Louisville, at the December Term, on the First Monday tn December next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are noti¬ fied and requested to attend for the purpose of having the .same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 21st day of September 1925.
CLARENCE T. SMITH,
Ailmlnlstrator.      I Jas. H. Smltb, Attorney. 2-4
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