The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

fAGE TWELVE A I LOVINGTON CHURCH RENDERS PROGRAM March The junior department of th? Christian church Bible. Sunday school gave the following program at their church Sunday laorning: rile Sunday Ik-hoo! Pricactr Prayer -Kathfryn Disclplrs" prayer Rnd ninior for.er J-ir lor lesson-Francis Soni-- Him." M.sMonarr A. B. -Juniors Me Find My March-- Patiltnr Smrth Sons- "You OuKiit to Know Him" Tfn Bonkrr. Tuelvf Aprntie-'-- Dirwin what Brcantr oE the Twclvr Aposllfs-- Fo-srlprn Rfftsont Whr tile Nw Ttcsta- latm U-uioiiary-Tliriina Drum.

PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Emma Honel! went to Indianapolis Saturday for a few rtavs' visu her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Petion. Mrs.

Edna Lux and daughter Fay of Champaign visited with relative's in Lovington Saturday. Walter Milburn, son of A. L. Milburn of Lovrngton. is home for a visit He left Lovington four years agri Spending three vears in the U.

6 army service and a yeaf in San Francisco. with the Harrison InvcM- ment company. Walter is a Rraduair of the Lovington higu school, class of 1923. and plans to enter the University of Illinois next idll. Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. McMullen were cuests over Sundnv Deca'ur wii.ii Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Livingston. Ellis Atlierton spent Sunday in Dr- catur i his father, John Athmon and family. Miss Lizzie Wrort. formerly of neii Lovington, but of New York Cilv visited al the home of Mr. and Mi's Burr week.

Mr. and Mrs. Mrl'vain and son Biliv and Marv Patrerson Sulnvan were quests' Sundav of Munch anrt Mas E-sie Louise is ine a few days 1:1 Lake iviih prandparrm.v Mr. and Winning Hr. Maxine May.

who is school at Illinois Women's college in Jacksonville. Ill the week-end i Mr and Mrs. L. T. Andtrson.

Mr. antt Mrs. Rex Drum a fid children of visited Fur.flav ivuh Marshal! Drum anci Mrs. Dorothy was calri to Springfield Saturdav by the serious, iliness of her father! Mr. EXTINGUISH SMALL BLAZE AT ARGENTA Arpenra.

March G-- from a at the Fred Heinle home in the part of town set to rnnl Funday mnininp durini; the Sundav srhoc! hour. The lire whistle blew and evr-ycne went to the fire which I was scon extinguished v.hen the fire 1 department arrived. Mrs. Retta, McGuinis of Maroa at- I tended the funeral services of George Reynolds, which was held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednes- dav. Mr.

and Mrs. Eldo Grider have moved lo the home of Chares Higgins and will care for three of the I children while Mrs. Higgins is in the Decatur and Macnn County hospital. Mrs. Ernest Evey of Clinton visited few days this week with her father, John W.

Parr. BLUE MOUISID GROUP TO GIVE MUSICALE Blue Mound. March 6--The Y. F. Society of the Methodist church will present a unique musical program in the social hall on Thursday evening March 8.

"Sweethearts in Song" will be staged with settings of pageantry and lighting. The admission will be a penny for each year of your life. Richard Gabriel, who has been seriously ill is reported slightly better. Henry Ehlers has been quite ill. WaTMe Nicholls has moved to the farm "north of town recently vacated by J.

E. Armstrong. George Morrison is seriously ill al his home with heart trouble. The Past Noble Grand Club will meet with Mrs. Elmer Blanchard on Thursday.

The village primary election will be held Tuesday March 13 to nominate one village cleric and three village trustees. Henrv Seegar will have a closing out scle and will move his family to California. Rev Wilbur Grose, assistant to James C. Baker of the Wesley foundation at the University of Illinois will at the Wednesday night service cf ihe Methodist chinch. Onar Mvers of Edinbure has opened up a new meat market in the taiildinc formerly occupied by the Falconer grocery.

Bcauliful New Spring Wall Paper Thfin Hung Now And Save You Trouble Later X. Main St. MORE HOUSE WELLS Co -Second it i i a Slrecti 131 Ka-t Main Street Vigoro--Burpee Seeils in Bulk have a finer lawn CLEANt ODORLESS! Sown by hand like grass jetd lENCEnow shows the way to secure whatyouhavealways wanted--velvety lawns, crisp, succulent vegetables, beautiful flowers, luxuriant shrubs and trees. For such results plants must be properly fed. Vigoro, scientifically prepared, is a complete plant food.

It is surprisingly inexpensive--only JOc to 20c for every 100 square feet. And so easy to apply! You sirr.ply sow by hand, like grass seed. Hundreds of professional gardeners, thousands of home owners, have come to rely on Vigoro, to recommend it enthusiastically. Vigoro is sold where you buy your lawn and garden supplies--100, 50, 25 Ib. bags; 5 Ib.

packages. You will find full directions for its use in every bag. Get enough Vigoro for ell the things you grow. Swift fir Company GORO for gardening success P. G.

Laundry Soap For this great Wednesday Sale we are offerings hundreds of ferns in our Basement at $1 each, 2 for $1 and 3'for $1 and with purchase amounting to one dollar or over in any department Wednesday we will sell and deliver to any address in the city, genuine P. G. White Naptha Jjli "OK Laundry Soap Our Policy Has A a Been and Ever Will Be-We WILL NOT Be Undersold Wednesday $2 Worth for $1 Kcjrular of ucnmtn Hospital fine li-MM TmlH pnpor-- 1nm rnll Slcu Silr MM rOT price- -Wonderful Values For Wednesday Shoppers Mrs, Fields' Apparel Section, 2nd Floor. For Early Spring Wear Spring Suits Many Desirable Models Shown for Misses at 16 .95 Sale of New Spring Hats i i i i 1 I- dl. i i Remarkable Values In Popular Price Hats $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 I i i i i i i (TClllC.

iJI'ltt'h i 1 pviiT a lonlinuc In Dccatur. Yniir rliim-i- The Suits il'n n'nll I I Milin'l i I I mini; t.lil.n-l'i! shnile l.ir.,1- nnrl ii.ul.i Extremely popular for a i vcar are slim i of twill, twprd, kasha and novelty mixturos A THE EVER I'OITLAR A i i and double breasted models--carefully a i I create the correct silhoueUe for Sports and Misses' section Wednesday Shoe Bargains Real Values You Can't Afford to Miss I'l 1 TO $5 Values $6 Values .95 I SIZE is HKRK: --Shoe IeiBrtmrnl. Main floor TOILET GOODS SPECIALS Iftc 1'almolivp Snip, 3 10r Kirk's Hnrd- water, San. Napkins, ji Housekeepers! Big Savings For You Muslin yds. I 2 unhli-iu-hed Muslin.

1 vrl-. $1 ISc yard wide Nainsook. 7 a $1 lilt-a. or riv. jl hk-iifhcd Seamli-ss ShrcN $1 Pillow Jill widths.

1 $1 hemsl itched Pillow Cases. 1 for $1 fealherproof Hod $1 Me Crash 10 ards $1 SteM'n's all linen Crash, $1 Turkish Towels. I for $1 We Meri-t-rizi-d Table Damask, 2 junls $1 or silver bleached d. $1 yard wide I'rinls, (i $1 ISc fast color Apron Gingham, 7 vanh $1 Everett Cheviot i jarrl-i $1 II). quilted Comfort Halls $1 a larsro I'hid ItlankrN.

each $1 '2'lc heavy i Ouling Flannel. 7 $1 25C yard wide Fancy Online, a $1 25c bleached Canton Flannel. $1 U.lc yard wide Cretonne. ards $1 '2'2c yard wide Comfort Clialiie. (i $1 29c plain whit? or plaid crilt iilankets.

$1 Hhie Ilird l.nnch 51 SpeciaU From Dress Goods Section Itl I I I it, i I i II -I i it i HI i MI it it- i DOLLAR SALE OF SILKS I ill It I i II li 1M SI i 'linn- in I Hi ill -ltd i i i I nliiirH in li tin .1 I 1 i si-hni'-i in I'l 1 in in It '-r nlli.ii Carter's Rayon Silk Underwear Wednesday we place on special sale, 100 dozen exquisitely a i silk underwear --the renowned Carter's Kayon silk underwear Bloomers, Teddies, Step-ins, Vests and French Pants--in flesh, peach, ehampafrne and nil colors--rep-ular price $1.69, all sixes--Wednesday, sale i 1 Extra Long Pure Silk Full-Fashioned Hose For Wednesday seliihjj we announce most remarkable values in women's and misses' new pure siik Spring Hosiery. Upwards of 200 dozen pairs, Koiinim- fiill-fashinnod pure silk linsiery; alsojjl Wcstculi pure silk hiisirrv. nln Inng. silk over the-, knee, I fitli'i'ii newest similes anil every pair Runi-anteed tn Kivi- ssitisfiiclnry wiar nr ii new pair five nf charRc, Weilncs- iln prift 1 a vard Up To $1 Silk Hosiery, 2 Prs. $1 and limbs' SilU Hosicrv in pure silk, fihro silk anl HJIVIHI silk willi lis'c iind lislu licrls nni) IIH-S.

Hosiery Iliat ncvfr salil fur less than In J5I.25 piiir. All 1 1 rnlors. Alsn ni'-n's silk huse. special for Dollar Sale price Playing Cards Combination Syringe Ilrmil.ir sL 1 lii-st i i i i limi i-iiiiic. lulu mill OIK- i P1 Electric Table Lamp Wednesday Extraordinary Valtici RUGS, DRAPERIES and SHADES (i')r Knfl'lrtl i Ctirtiiiii-.

'2 I'nir- i urliiin-. .1 I'air- Special SI a Set 8 I'mirl l.iifi- It Itntli H.M.iti KHH-. I. i Inlll illtluw If i fixlt. fm Silk anil INI 00 INI (HI 00 I ilrt fin Axitiiii'-lrr I I (MM 2 3 4 New Dresses and ITT! i i I-niihivil-, Fanry -li I i a i i ill I nliM.hili-lv l.i-- 1 i 1 I -I il; i i.

i I Men! Men! Men! Men's andBoys' $1.50 to $2 Sweaters Blue Denim Men's $2 Casshnere Work Pants. Men's $1 JO Pin Check Work Pants Khaki Work Men's SfcBto Work Shirts, 3 for. Men's I9e Work Sox, 7 Pairs Men's 35e Silk Hose, 4 Pairs Men's $1.60 Men's $1 Brass SUrts, 2 for Storecrowding Basement Bargains Wednesday 69c O'Codar Oil Mops 2 for II $1,39 Large Size Wool Wall Bristol 41 69c Children's Gingham Rompers.2 for $1 75c Flannelette Sleepers 2 for SI 79c Women's Silk Vests 2 for SI 69c Boys' Percale Blouses 2 for I 69c Men's Chambray Shirts 2 for SI 69c Women's Step-ins 2 or SI 79c Gingham Apron Dresses 2 for SI $1 Women's Satine Princess Slips 2 for $1 89c Women's Nainsook Gowns 79e Misses' Satin Stripe Bloomers 2 for $1 $9,60 Laneh Kits $1 89sl2.qnartWaterPaili 2 for If Galvanized Wash Tubs 65c Four-Sewed House Brooms 2 er 11 Sl.WWstii lolltrt UP TO $1 A 2.1 NEWSFAPESl.