Decatur Evening Herald from Decatur, Illinois • Page 2

AGED TUSGOLA RESIDENT DIES Mrs. Josie Friend Goff Succumbs in Hospital; Death Result of Fall In Tim llcrnld) TUSCQLA. May Joslrr Friend i.jofl' 7S, who died al 3:30 Tuesday evening in Jarman hospital will bo buried folUnrlna a services at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon in the family residence. Mrs. Goff had a (all Severn! weeks ajfo, breaking her hip, and since then has been In a serious condtUon.

She wfis tlio ivUloiv of David Uoff, who died 'II years ago. Mr. Goff had been a prominent business man and co- oivncr of the marble wtii'lie here. She made her home thu last few years wilh her sister, Miss Helen I'vlcixl. who survives her, Funeral services will be conducted by Rev.

Leach, pasLor the Tuscolai Methodist church. i Juscolas New Council Honors Retiring Mayor '(Spiscjal to The Herald) TUSCOLA, May IB--Kelitiiig mayor Claude leaner was presented a large bouquet of roses by the Tuscola city council at the tlrst meeting of the council under IHo new administration Tuesday night Mr, Wiesner responded told of a few accomplishments ot the rctlr ing council, which had included Im provcmenl. (it Evvin parh. establish mcnt oE a city dumping around, and oilier civic betterments. Me nau served as mayor eight years.

The new mayor, Charles S. Shin ner, look over his dudes at the ses sion, Mr. Skinner is also secretary of the Tuscola Chamber ot Commerce He named his committee for the en suins year and his offfcial list of appointments for city jubs. Australia has mado arrangements for transmitting pictures by telcpho tograjyhy between Sydney and Melbourne. Something ffew in Shaving! Shav-lux PROPHYLACTIC Shaving Cream 39c ah int by a btcnJs mtPthftf find uahlr toijjepttc The ptijrl-icttc rHlmK injure i too1 tt DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION Decatur Store--217 N.

Water St. FOLLOWING PRICES for FRIDAY and SA TURDA Amelita Face Powder 63c A delightfully adher. ent petal softness, delicately perfumed. Obtainable in Ochre, Brunette, White or Flesh. OMMOTM Chesterfields, Camels, otd golds, Barking Dogs, Lucky Strikes 300 for BOi 11.98 DUTCH MASTERS for for 2Be lOc iiia, 6 for BOc Box of 28 SAN ALTOS 15c 3 for IBt 1 Boa of SO, SOc Hind's Honey and Almvnd Cream 29c WALGREEN'S FAMOUS pjeh Chocolate Malted Milks Truth coofmf, htaltk- ftii, fhottitmi aad Jttitioia with Walgroen'i homemade doubl' Heh creamy jce cream and our famous mild bittersweet chocolate.

They satisfy the thiitt with a keen enjoyment you can taste in every flavorful drop, Stntd with whipped crtan and wafer) JOc Lemon Castile Shampoo 34c ftr alum hwltltr tulp. tbt trut Juict ol the ripe IttnMi tneethir with the jtwvi btntncit! cixile imp. I I 10c Lux Toilet 50c Non Spi 39c 50c Gtao Nail Poliih 39c $1.00 Liquid Arvon 77c $1.50 Vwt Ew 79c 30c Lyon's Tooth Auto Strop Bladea, package of 5 $1.00 Face Powder 63c $1,00 Aiurea Face Powder. lOc Palm Olive 3 for. 20c 60c Pomptian Creuna 39c 7Sc Glover's Mangt Remedy 39c 7Sc Lady Etther 4 Purpose Cream S3c 35c Tii, foot ease Italian Balm, 31 and 54c 60e Shav-Lux Lotion 39c $1.00 Lemon Cream 59c 50c Oil and Egg 33c SOc Tidy, Deodorant 39 JOt Pyrolac Tooth Paste 33c nlDi tl ht that wnitt.

tttth Bid BrMth Socitllv Tuboo. It With ORALENE Alt Pttrpott RtfrotMnt lOounta ORALENE a i ilroj'j any brtltli odor And rt- ntnvfs til (teeaytnjf ptrticlca from nnd between tttth. oh the jtflffjrtiard, trtrf And (vtry PSYLLIUM Natural Ptanl Laxative ln( htilth in II i til (or of cnnttipjtmn anil Jt ia tt or mUk Spring Fflver No Terrors Now PHOSPHO- COO --will double energy in 12 short dnys, Otmco JL Buttles i Dnn't oltuw to nltm i with the usual spring fever slimip Prepare your i I'luwpho-Cml, the fftmotis ncrtU'-biilklor. rootalniiig tones of cotl Jlvcre, 50c Palmolive Shampoo 31c 35c Mum, deodorant 23c $1.40 Quinine $1,07 SOc Cuticura Ointment 39c $1.25 Konjola 79c 75c Dextri Maltrose 49c 25c Pills 17c 1.25 Pinaud's Vegetal 89c 25c Woodbury's 3S 45c 35c Palmolive 23c 15c Stork Castile i 34c 60c Sal Hepatica lOc Lifebuoy 3s sars 17c SOc Mavis er 36c 60c Danderine 39c 47c 60cZonite 37c $1 Nujol 59c Putty fyummtttd Tyson Fountain Syringe SffiT! 79c Of red rubber, well madt. Complete with ribbed hose firtingn.

SOc Part Gum Rubber New Style Tea Aprons 27c A practical proUtUv for fUitity In Ecctt KLEINERT'S BABY PANTS 19c wid fttttd with eit for i rats. iced. $4 JO Swift ELECTRIC FIAT IRON $2.98 III. wtiibt Colmd UtKOnditjonolly lulrj Howktyt Box Camera Mode! 2A $1.89 Eutrain make. wondtrftil pictures, size 2Vix4H inches, Just the for trips and outings.

Fitted Promptly Accurately I I I 30c Bug Pizen for bed 85c Enoz Moth Liquid SOc BUck Flag 33c 75c 53c 60c KiLKwick Roach Powder 39c MISCELLANEOUS IS Boric Acid or 25c Cutor Oil, 3 oz J7c 2Sc Glycerin, 3 )7c SOc Safe Pack Garment Bags 39c Rowbud Baby Pantt 19 REMEDIES 65e Sodium Phoi 43c 25c Mentholatum 17 $1.00 Marmola 69c $1.25 Neoferrum 9fi 35c Lepactic Pilb 29c SOc California Fig Syrup 39c Compound 79c 40c Pluto Water 31c $1.00 Nervine 79c $1.25 Phospho-Cod $1.00 $1.00 Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil 63c $1.00 Liquid Petrolatum 63c Nurito, for Rheumattim 93c 75c Aspirin 59c $1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine 69c 25c Peroxide, 8 oz 17 25c Glycerine Suppoiitoriti, for Infants 19 $1,00 Russian Mineral Oil 53c AB internal lubricant end system Wi UK lUcomnuikd SAMOUNE "Wwli't Gttatai Cteaatt" Hjtf pint Pint 23c 45c For enitmeled, metaJ, tile and grlnss aurfaces -witliout injury, Pine for white woodwork. 35c Jufitrite Cleaner 23c Daftvtm ftmit Oatl your clMta, we i Knwci dtt ud titeu tpoi, wi (ven the mojt delicate fabfic wiUioiit injury. fl.50 Thrift Alarm Clocks 79c fuanatecd. MM Orders Add far Your Winter Girmenli CukrcoUed MOTHEX BAG Waterproof, DuitprooF, Motbproof Side opening styles. Size26by.54 inches.

Tour winter garments a a when stored in a i Barj. 75c WELCOME AT Montgomery Board Allows Bills Tuesday May I'csu- lar monthly mcelaig of tlio MonL- gomciy county board Of supervisors waa held hci'c Tuesday. Bills amounting to were allowed by the bonrd as follows: Elections and jurors Tubov- cutosjs. Miscallawsoxis, $01; Pees and Salaries. J2.833.30; Ccurt Mouse, Medical paupers.

County Tarm, 51.714,02; County jail, Police cojiimlt- lec, 1253.12; Printing and supplies, Sl.085,42; County roads and bridges, H754.2; Pw claims, $2,259.95, Bills Divided. The bills lor pool' claims were divided among the various township in the county as follows; Bois D'Arc, South Lilch- flcld, J92.iJ2; Montgomery county, SS6.S6; Auduboa, $134; Butler Grove, Easl Fork, J257.01 Grisham, Hillsboro, North LILchficId, Nokomis. Irving. $33; Raymonti, $24; Rounlree, Zancsvillc, 526.27; Witt. Mrs, Jtta L.

Leacli smd Mi-s, A. Bramlcl, of Lttchfield, were ytanL- ett blind pciiFjiong by the Soafd amounting to day. Ahk Hiird Road. The Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution by a a i rote asking Hie Slate of Illinois to build a slfip hard TOaxl one quarter of a i io length to connect lisrd roads near Waggoner with Route No. 126 lliat vicinity.

ACCEPTS PASTORATE IN HINDSBORO CHURCH iOiCOLA, May 17--Rev. John I. for many years pastor of the Arcola Christian, church who recently autiounuect Unit Ilia relations with the loeiil church would cense nejti month, hug decided to remain irt Ar cola. He has acceptort a position EB paatoi' of the church of the same donomlnatio.i. but wjll re lain his residence in Ai'cola, He will hold services In the Hlndsbovo Christian church every other Sunday but will not begin there until first at next September, In June he wpccts io go to Mayo Bros.

Hospital at Rochester, for a minor operation nnrt as soon an he'recovers from that, he i go to California tor a. visit with tils brother whom hn has not seen in a number of years and will not take up active work again until he begins his pastorate in the liindsboro church. OHLMAH A irmitry ahower wan qUi'n 1 suuL wife of ttifj mo.ti rhurth Tkuisdfly tit th3 II fun i li I Illl'i 11 vfslled diiy, iiio. Stlnunci iMJiiT foi FORMER ARCOLAN, MILWAUKEE SHOP OWNER, SUCCUMBS ATtCOLA, May 17 Charles Theodore Ehlenbach, a former resident of Arcola. cited at a hospital in Milwaukee Thursday, May 9, after several weeks' illness.

His illness began with kidney trouble and dia-, betes and during His last law days' pneumonia developed which was the cause of his death, Mr. Ehlcnbach was born in Arcola years ago, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ehlenbach, pioneer resi-i dents of this city. He continued hisl residence in this city during his' early manhood and was for a lime engaged in the barber business with eorgc Wahl, Owned llurltcr Shop About 36 years ago' he was married to Miss Emma Undercincr of Etfingham and to this union two children were born, two sons, Edgar G.

and Arthur who with his wife survive. A a few years' residence In Arcola the family moved to Milwaukee, where they have since made their home, Mr. Ehlenbach continuing in thu barber business in that city. He owned the Hotel Astor barber shop anc previously for 29 years was foreman of the Wells building barber shop. He was a member of the Barbers' local union No.

50, and of the Barbers' Benevolent association. TUSCOLA PUPILS TO GIVE MAY DAY FETE TUSCOLA, May May-day fete Is bciiigr prepared and ivill be presented by the students of the Tuscola Community High school at 4:30 o'clock Friday afternoon on the High school field. The general public has been cordially invited to attend by the achoal authorities. Miss Hachel Blackburn, athletic director, for Rirls, is in chaige of the fete, which will feature May-pole dancing and other nutnbeva. GREENUP i mid la ,1, fstl (he nnii n.

Vn nml road TiVhEtloolf, and H'Uli N.I pa now stationed Li Ttrro vl tht i Mr, 3 ii of aim tirdfty find Slierlf' Dave menu artd Juniea ftnrldc-Li. of were business in up jiTorulay I 1 lot nan Mr, find Mut 'Wcsiall, of spout a i O. anil on riujulrty tfioy went nrlio la i irtatniQTiLjf fn (lie i rcfiorL Lhat Mrs, FLORA of Flora hold Itrmn Jil4)thftr fl Jay llansbroirjjli cUib ac liCi liame I lin of Ui'ljftiia itptnt Sunday ititli thc i lr uls. air. ji.ul nobart Cyklns.

AL 3 i rtlairki of 1 F. Mecltty coeu Mrs, Goorpe Cflmp RchtiniL frorti to aioaeley lJ Roroml vice mid a incut wura I lMani Nod mid 7ilis 1 of toTM tiunrjjiy rtnfE ill i thcJr Misters, an.i MUM NEWMAN 'N'an Uj'nt of i inoihtr Tue MioTADn. of A iiarl Mi. iihrf Hubert KUUOJI vct plr lionie in IVtro fif UiQ fuiicrnl of Mi 1 Stittun'a li. v.

Sitiivii, Orvilli! i uj 1 AJJouun, fls unlJet 1 Mra, Jjyn A nnd Af THL Joe CHURCHES OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY WITH SPECIAL PROGRAMS PANA, May day was observed in Pana with special services at all churches. The streets were lined with people, pledging anew their love for "Mother" as evidenced by the lower In the button hole. The florists' trucks were busy through the morning. The chief deb rail on however, was at the churches. The Baptist church presented special services with its Junior chair.

Tho Methodist church observed (he day with a program and songaloguc entitled. "Mother's Crown." Hospltu.1 Day was observed in Pana Sunday and both the Hubcr hospital arvl the Little Sanitarium were visited through the day. Willwm Woods here Wednesday an crnooa. au His bond svas fixed at $8tK) CI A is making an effort to ih and bo released. He was trrt at Donnellion by Deputy Sberifi coin Johnson of Hilteboro on a rant sworn out by W.

p. prictov of a garage at BARBER IS HELD TO AWAIT GRAND JURY MILLSBORO. May IT Lloyd Stout, a barber of Donnellson, is a prisoner in the county jail here charged with Intent tn do bodily harm with a deadly weapon. He Is being held to await the action of the grand jury at the November term of the circuit court after preliminary hearing before Police Magistrate FLORA STUDENTwTNS SCHOLASTIC HONORS FLORA, May 17-By of tt cellence in scholarship durine tlw past year, Fred A. Dyklns hu achieved the distinction o( tntmbtt- ship in the group of students whom i-ccognition will be g) veo ,1 the Fifth Annual Honors Day cm vacation in the University tw nm at 10 o'clock this mornlne.

is a sradauatcottho H. B'X H. DALTON CITY Miss Crato MorrlBTM ttttendsd ltd nth wcdJInc aiiBli-eriwry eclrtntlgn ffl, anrt Mrs. Jwph at r( 1 Mrs. Orsnt nnd dauirhlti.

-His. vianos. LiimiMtlne vMiwTJUrfv Odi at Gtergt Lovolt and of nTr.iup nda)' win, Jlattis Lovelt. Mr. and G.

II. Drcur il VI wcr. tnllors lioro Sunday. WM1 Mis, Bfitrlcs Kenntdy who liool at Karmat. sjwnt Sunday ne folkfl.

Annls Clark ot Normal, vtilfcd parents Snturday imd Sondiy! Mitts lutldred llayftg at Atrttt. IM sunilny ivlth her birenhj, 7 FEATURE X30 It's dollars that count Men are notoriously careless when it comes to saving pennies. But, when it' a question of saving dollars, it is a matter of pride. Many smart business men are buying the 7 Feature Two Pants Suit. after season.

They know by comparison, suits give them the fine worsted fabrics, the fine fh and tailoring they formerly paid $50 more to get. And this season the 7 Feature Two Pants Suit is a finer, a a finer looking, finer feeling, finer wearing garment than ever before. The price means a saving in which to take pride. "Neustadt Special" TO ALT! INNOF Tracks Will With Propo; Constr ASK COST The Illinois Pmi, had agreed to rctm" tracks in (he inter Main and Ccrro (' the North Main str-- bcrs of the subwvii ported to the city Street cars win East North street, a oars, and buses tvili North Edward i L. is ready to nu when the city start? way, Ask CaH Liebau.

ci subway conimjltpp. well, member, tnlttee in Friday's the council. It wa? Eoing. further i jcct. to hcvi- two cos pared by Crty Ensin O'Brirn.

pass with a deep und ing for doirijj North ftt-ffl-Cff par track croHsfnsr. Yi" for a suhivay with a removal of Work With Sir. O'Brien, Smilh. will co hish Railway Co. In lima (PS.

'TVabash thf HctalM ftf Mter the t-wo eFti the subway comniitf tn with be selected NEWlOATfWG Suits In W. Weekend will In Sport Cra Th? Water Sports' Just been formed to pr service, and use of moi Lake Dccatur, C. R. son uark bpseh. and O.

L. Williams who' in (he new company, sc major linos bt the water exhaust Evhu-Ui Fnirchild Aviition corpc Century Boat company'? On Saturday, Sunday, a and motors will in the W. C. Sfsrr shf 232 South Main sirect. thin display will be tk? sclf-propciied surf boat, vidcs a sport very popul East and South.

SERMON Rev. Allen LsP.oy EJdy. First Congregational ehi preach Sunday night In odlst church or. "Old Road Preceding the sermon by Eddy, a musical prelude Riven by MIES, Mae Chii Mfss Lola Hood. Their will Oryan; "Variations de "Eea" "Toccatta In Miss ChUt'am Voice: "Hoiv Long Wilt Thou For --Oley Speaks.

"Sen of My Son) "The Earth Js Lord's ii33 Hood Rev. L. A. Stidtej'. aciii of First church will pieac morning on "God's Myster NIGH Tli" nnranoip.

Decatur Hi: for went in" "on Friday afl-reooB. Th- Wl cnpiei la this year's that practically two third S. ls subscribed to th "Utrlbutlon took place In Do You Need A Blue Suit? The Neustadt Blue suits in the $22.50 group are fine 16 ounce pure worsteds, guaranteed fast colors. These are properly tailored to perfect fit and are here in models rangeing from the conservative three button sack to the close fitting peaked lapel two button model. These suits, as well as a wide choice of greys and tans, are an exceptional value at $22.50.

GEBHARTS I HESE mm SHOE BARG the flo st, i slippers. paii st lish i lay S1. teinisl 1 F.WSPAPER1 NEWSPAPER.