The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 6

Pate Six A I Friday Evening, January 19, EEIS PUT II C. Invention is Handy Device. A patent has just been granted In Washington to Charles McCarter. 721 North Union Decjitur. on a.

car mover, that will probablv be placed, on the market soon, thiee of them being already In use here. Attorney C. P. Evans owns a half inters the new Invention with Mi. McCarter, who was formerly a pattern maker in a big Indianapolis Miop, hut log ng some of liU finders, returned to Decatur and t-tarted i CIRIPS THE UL.

Thf new device conMb of a triangular a steel frame, resting on its base and on a set of roller wheels which gup tho i all. At tho apex of tho ngle is a bar t'irouph leverage is obtained. The end of this bar that works against ihe his a device that grasps iris de tho wheel rim on both tides of tho wheel and as tho operator pushes dow on the bar at the other end, the dev co grasps the wheel all the tighter When the lever is let up, it releases the wheel and allows it to roll freely At the same time, the mover itself. being on wheels, follows right up behind the car. It is said that with the new invention one man can move a car i as an aver "-re walk.

It can also reversed or placed in between 11 at .11 i i I together. MEETINGS OF SOCIAL CLUBS The Priscilla club met Thursday al- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Keuk North Clinton street with all mem- beis in attendance. Mrs. Anna Adams of Chicago, formerly a member of the club was a guest.

Also Miss Adams ot this city, was a guest. The afternoon was spent with crocheting and luncheon was served. Mrs A. L.arch will be hostess in weeks. The i Caination club of the Ia- ilies' AuMluuy to the O.

U. C. met Thursday afternoon at the home of Wis. W. T.

Doibett, 1129 North Illinois street. Twelve membeis and two guests were present. Mrs. F. W.

Edwards won tho piize in tho guessing contest. The follow inir officers elected: President, i I' 1 W. Kciwards, vice president, Mis. Uora Baldwin; secretary and a Mrs, Bruce Kooken. Foll i the business meeting a delicious luncheon was served by the hostess, as- i by Mrs.

Loretta Kclso. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the D. C. T. nut Thursday afternoon at the home llr.s.

L. V. Lanurti, 444 J3wing avenue. acli of the members brought a baby picture of herself and a great deal of amusement was afforded in guessing Mrs llobett Munsie guessed alt ot them correctly and Mrs. Zimmer was the conolation prize as she did not Kuess any of them.

There was also three tables of hundred. Mrs. Appleman made the high score and Jti s. Suam tlie lowest. There was a good attendance.

Be- freshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mis. Ivey, O. A. Al- larrt. Mrs.

J. S. Barbey, Mrs. Robert i and Mrs. Uobert Crowell.

TRAVEL PICTURES D. H. S. in Frntirc and Italy (or JackNon The Jackson school mothers' club will have charge of the "mo-vies" at high school on Saturday afternoon There will be but one show, consisting of five reels, as follows First lecl--Fairies' little girl's Hallowe'en exjier encea i laines and pumpkinmen The scene of i reel is in Malacca and is a short, interesting scenic The sei-oiHl icel Is also A scenic reel Fhowinsr somo In France The name of i i is "Aux-Les- Eaines." Third reel--Peer" Intc ItaH--Fine views of tome a i It xlian Fourth reel--The Thames from Oxford to nichmond. In this reel there shown a i huildinca.

beautilul street and river scenes a'ul the a i architecture of tlie mat i i The next scene "A Trip to shows interesting scenes on lake, land and sea. The last of the leols, 'The Landing of the plletims," shou in pictures the stories of the voyairo of tlie Plymouth nock, and the courtship of Miles Standish. The Gastman club will have charge of the two shows to he riven on Saturday, Jan. 27 "Silai rnrner," feat i Froderirfc "Wnirte 13 tho one ieel to he The Merlmex club met Thursday eseningr at the home of Miss Catherine i 1505 East Main street, with all membeis present. The girls spent the evening i their fancy woik and a two course luncheon was served.

Mrs W. II Connolley ill enteitain. the members Jan ".0 at her home, 197S Eaat Ptairlo btreet. has been settled out of court for WOO. Samuel Turner was killed on Labor day, 1915, when an automobile truck on i he was riding skidded and 1 i i i the I'VariKlln street subway.

The case tried once In i i i i i i and a verdict of 11,500. returned against the city. A new trial was granted, but not yet been reached when It was agreed to settle the case. The cltv aHMiys maintained that it was not responsible in any way for the accident, but was willing to pay a small amount rather than he put to the expense and Inconvenience of another trial DOUBTFUL ABOUT GETTINGTHE NAMES tm ComralKiion Form Recall Are By No Meium Certain. "We don't know how successful we will be In getting 5,000 said one of the leaders in the move for circulating petitions to secure the recall of the commission form of government.

"We have about 1,500 names already, but of course the first names secured are alwavs the easiest to get, "We will go ahead with the petitions and if wo find we cannot secure enough names we will drop the matter. I took a petition in a pool room last night and got six out of the men In there to sign It. Some of our signers are worth a half a million and seme of them aren't ivorth a half a cent." WILL CONSIDER A NEW WATER MAIN Bout Local Meet OB MoBdar. Jam. M.

The petition for a alx-lnch water main In Hickory ntnet from Jasper to Illinois street will be considered by the board of local improvements at 11 o'clock Monday morning, Jan. 29. HIM SchleiUer Surprised. Miss Helen Schlesler. 1472 East Cton- dit street, was pleasantly surprised at her home, Wednesday evening.

In honor of her fourteenth birthday. Eighteen guests wers present and the even- Ing was pleasantly spent in games and music. Miss Schlesier received many pretty and useful gifts. Refreshments were SUndlun 1n Kiajr Contest, Standing! In the diamond ring contest of the Knights and Ladles of Se- cuity, Friday morning, were as follows: Mamie Bartello, 1,171. Cora Smith, 1,319.

Iorothy Goodsell, 782 Kva Wright, 325. Pesiie RlKKS, 301. Margaret Dresen, 61 Mario Brown, 1. Charged with Chili Abandonment. Deputy Sheriff S.

M. Holmes went to Springfield Thursday evening and got Harry Green, who is wanted on charpre of child abandonment Mrs. TV. B. Connolly ana Mrs.

HaakUf will entertain the members of the Just 1 club at tho homo of Mrs. Connolly Ucdneday atternoon The Short Order met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Newlin, 2J4 Central avenue. The afternoon was spent i crocheting and Victrola.

rmiMp was furnished. Ten member in a a "Light The meotin-; i lie held nt tho home of Mrs. A Reynolds, 3505 North College street. Mis John Tiler, S32 North Churi.li street wag hostess Thursday afternoon to the i i of the Atwood crochet club. (Jpoige Burnett was a Nine mcmlieis i present.

Thcv spent the time with i and i CITY SETTLES FOR TURNER DEATH Dne to Accident on I.nbor Day. 1015, In Franklin fcubwnr. The of Sai.ih 'I inner, a i i i of (ho pM.ito of i i i i TnniPi, Only Successful Remedy for Treating Gall Stones Fruitola and Traxo Brought Relief After Doctor Said Nothing but Operation Would Help. In the opinion of Mr. W.

C. Dille- luiy, 513 Morton St, Nashville, lYuitola and Traxo is the only suc- cssful remedy for gall stone trouble In a letter to the Pinus laboratories Mr. Dillehay says, "After a leading Mashville physician had failed to relieve my wife, and we were told an operation was necessary, I heard of Fruitola and Traxo and we decided to at least give it a trial. I hci this medicine as directed and after I four doses she was relieved of nearly a quart of gall stones, conclusive evidence that an operation was by no means necessary. Fruitola and Traxo are compounded from the original Edsall formulas at Ihe Pinus laboratories in Monticello, 111., and can be purchased in Decatur at the Decatur Drug a doctor's prescription is not necessary.

Fruitola is a pure fruit oil that acts as an intestinal Jubricant and disintegrates the hardened particles that cause so much suffering, discharging the accumulated waste to the sufferer's intense relief. One dose is usually sufficient to indicate its efficacy. Traxo is a tonic-alterative that is most effccthe to build up the weakened, rundown system. A booklet of special interest to those -nho suffer from stomach ttoubic can be nbuincd by i i to the Pinus Monticello, Illinois ft iT)rmnriTrnrm TinniJLM mm IIMI iJun iteSttwarturauoteTy DBCM'URih Saturday, Another Big Bargain Day 75c Underwear I Saturday, SOc --We want to clear out all odd lots and broken sizes in the underwear stock. Upwards of 300 warm winter garments, including women's fleeced union suits, misses' i suits, boys' fleeced union suits, women's vests and pants and men's heavy fleeced undershirts.

Warm winter underwear for men, women, misses ind children--garments that retailed for 75c a Saturday for quick a a choice iter unden 50 1.25 Underwear Saturday, 1 --Here is another big group of broken lots of warm winter underwear at radical reductioa for quick clearance Saturday. Upwards of 400 garments, including women's union suits, misses' warm fleeced union suits, men's ribbed union suits, men's wool shirts and drawers and women's wool vests and pantS. Underwear retailed all season for $1.25 and $1.50 a garment, all on sale a a a garment 69c Silk Boot Hosiery, 5Qc --Saturday we place on special sale for quick clearance in one day 25 dozen pairs of women's fiber boot silk hose at a tremendous saving. Extra fine fiber silk hose in black, white, tan and grey only, Regular 59c and 69e values, choice, a a pair MR. W.

C. DILLEHAY Men's Wool Hose, 19c 's warm 19c of 15 dozen pairs of men's warm wool mixed effects- extra Regular 25c a a a i 11 iflyjell The Supreme Dessert A New-Grade Gelatine Dessert, with Fruit-Juice Flavors In Sealed Vials Get Your Free Package Cut Out Our Magazine Coupon To All Women Many women's magazines for January and February contain a full-page ad on Jifly-Jell in colors. Each ad contain!) a coupon, good at your grocery for a full size package free. Cut out the coupon and present it to your grocer. We will pay him for the package that he gives you.

At an early date in this paper will appear a big ad. It will list the magazines whicV contain the coupon, and the grocers who redeem it Watch for that big ad--in this paper-and take your coupon to some grocer listed in it. Home of Jiffy-Jell A Delightful Surprise Jiffy-Jell will prove a delightful surprise. It is made of a rare- grade gelatine, costing twice as much as the common. The flavors are made from the fruit itself.

They are made by concentrating the fresh fruit juice. They are very different from artificial flavors. Then each flavor comes sealed in a vial. It keeps its freshness until used. Flavors which come mixed with the gelatine powder never keep their zest, as these do.

Then the boiling water, used to dissolve Jiffy-Jell, doesn't scald the flavor. The flavor is added from the vial when the jell has partly cooled. So you get in Jiffy-Jell the flavor of fruit that is newly picked. You never have tasted a jeHy dessert that compares with it. First Dinner Free If you present the coupon you will get your first serving free.

It will give you a new conception of these ideal fruit desserts. It will bring you an extra- grade gelatine, the finest you ever tasted. It will bring you fruit flavors which taste like crushed fruit. It will open the way to countless new delights. Jiffy-Jell comes in seven flavors--Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry, Orange, Lemon, Lime and Pineapple.

The price when you buy it is two packages for 2Sc. A package makes 6 or 8 dishes. Children's Hose, 15c --20 dozen pairs of children's heavy ribbed scnool hose, with double heels and toes. Black. 19o pair 15c Another Big Shirt Sale $1.25 and $1.50 Values, 79c Waukesha Pure Food Waukesha, Wis.

--More than 50 dozen high grade dress shirts for men at a sensational saving. These are all "mafker" shirts from such high grade lines as E. coat styles with laundered cuffs, latest patterns. Many are samples of next spring's patterns. Shirts made to retail for $1.25 and $1.50 each.

Choice, Saturday, each such high 79c O. N. T. and Royal Society Crochet Cottons -Again Saturday we offer you the opportunity to buy standard crochet cottons at a liberal saving. Included are both O.

N. T. and Royal Society crochet cottons, in white and ecru only, but in all numbers. This maybe the last sale for a long time; do not miss it. Either kind Saturday Ball $3 Traveling Bags, $1.98 --One hundred only, of these fine Keratol walrus grain traveling bags--16 and 17 inch sizes.

$3 values for $1 Hand Bags, SOc --Big odd lot of women's all leather hand bags--silk or leather lined. Regular $1 values, Saturday itdi.il- 50c Hair Switches soft hu- tian hair switches lonp triple stem switches regular 1.50 values, to jlosfl out Siitur- lay, -each 98c Fairy Soap 1,000 cakes of Fairbanks Fairy soap for toilet and bath, reRular So cakes. Saturday THTtEE CA1CC.S FOR lOc Carmen Hair Nets 25 doeen of the celebrated Carm I i i hair nets, repular Ho values', Saturday SEVEN NETS 25c 15c Peroxide lOc 25 dozen large size bottles of full strength Peroxide regular ties, on sale Saturday, each lOc lOc Handkerchiefs 5c 2o dozen ivo- men'i dainty colored border, Im- ti iled handkerchiefs, rPRiiIar lOc for 5c Back Combs --A ous assortment of women's fancy ruck roirbs and harettos, 2oc to $1 "5 values, for lOc Four Cakes lOc Palm Olive Soap For 25c --Saturday only. Upwards of 2,000 cakes of genuine PALM OLIVE toilet soap, famous the world over for its fragrance, purity and cleansing properties. Standard lOc cakes for the one day, FOUR CAKES FOR Saturday, A Big Basement Clearance 75c 'White Stone Combinets, 49c I.

C. tin boilers, with copper bottoms; C4 4 each --Kitrn Inner (Pllnt clodics baskets with rc-enforoo'l bottoms. 29o values, caoli 19c --No. 1 heavy Kn vanizcd wash tubs, special Saturday, each 79c SOc Cednr oil floor mops for cle inins and polishing; each --500 large white stone combinets, complete with covers and bails. Sold regularly by other stores for 75c each.

Stewart's price, Saturday only, each AVJL 49c $1.50 Framed Pictures, 49c --Upwards of 150 beautiful framed pictures-various rural, marine, domestic, senti- MA mental and religious subjects. Real $1, $1.50 and $2 values, choice SPAPFRf NFWSPAPFK!.