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The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

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Decatur, Illinois
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Wednesday Evening, June 21,1922 A i PAGE FIVE Monticello June 21-- The Monday Evening club of the Presbj terian church met Monday evening in the church rarlors This meeting was a session and the following Officers were elected President-- Mrs Agnes Foster First vice-president J'rs Nellie vice president-- Mrs Flsie Eetishee Secretarj-- Miss Lola Wilej Treasurer Ml i tie lurlej ss Pries ly is attending summer school at the ot I In Decatur Mon ai Marguerite Klstler ot Cwo at tfided the high school here Monday 1 'fl 1S Ik i s' and daughter of Argenta, were Montlcello visitors Mon da Ci cult Cle-k 0 Duncan was a i visitor Monday M- and Mri Herbert Mililgan and chll 6 Marion Smlrt. of Chicago rlsU ing wr parents Mr and Mrs i on Bast st-eet Bet Kelly of Geneva Is the guest of her Mrs James Hicks and (am 1 CISCO MAN SUSTAINS PAINFUL BRUISES ftf-f frT Sv7rt when a car loaded ith ties ran Bible Class of the Metho dist church attended Sundav school and a the First Methodist church In ed A dinner was sened tWn Part and a short pro gr ra was given afterward i men Roy Williams spen inday at the tome of Mclntosh Conrad returned Friday from Sid "torn Juns 14, to Mr and Mrs Car 3t and Mrs 0 "oman of strasburg spen Thursday aid Friday at the home the daughter Mrs Port Boodle Dr John Shaft and famlll of Altoi ted Sunday at the homo of hi The odore Scoles of Bloomlngton spen the i his brother Geor BC StUlson and a i of Monti c-llo span! Suiday at the home o' Harr who has been ser lou-lv ill at the home of her siste in Champaign has returned home Oral ane Jojce Mehln returned 1 trelr home In Dakota after yea visit with relatives here James Edwaras and family of Argent Sunday th relatives here Ra ney and son Bran returne J-rldav from s. weeks visit with rela 1 DUlard and wife spert Sun tz7 In Decatur relatives Mrs Jesse Weddle Airs Charles Doan ana Mrs Earl Bannabarger were De catur Misses White who been visit InK with Mrs Gash Cox returned their roma in Decatur la M-nclai George Lions has returned 001 Boss il'rs Douglas Evey Is lenously with tuberculosis Coffman returned to his home I Detroit after an extended Mslt wit "ll'lT'six of Decatur Is lisitirc at th ho-ne of her daughter Mrs. Kussel! Sull M- and Mrs Charlie Parr attende DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OLIVIA WAS A HANDICAP By ALLMAN DO VOU KNOW HOW TO I ROW A BOAT, HAROLD? VOU SAY VOO CANT GET ANV LEVERAGE? WELL WHY DID YOUGET ME OUT HERE BEFOREH- VOU FOUND IT OUT? I VOO AND I THIS WON'T HAVE TO BE IH THE CENTER OF THE BOAT AT THE SAME TIME! ARE You STILL TO KID ME? THIS 15 WHEM You've HAD ENOUGH LETHE. KNOW- Tourists from All Directions Meet Here.

In spite of Rudjard Kipling the east and vest are meeting- every day In the tourists camping ground at Fairvlew par Tourists from all corners of the nation meet In this camping ground and its fime is fast spread nt FROM FLORIDA Moreland Mrs Nichols his foster mother, and Miss Whiteing her niece have seen quite a bit of the United States in the last few months Last October thej elled to Fort Mjers Florida In their enclosed Oakland touring car They started their return trlji about a month ago and Journejed north Georgl- the Carolinas and Virginia Thev stopped at the a i capitol weeks thei heard President Hard' ings speech at the Lincoln memor ial e-ercises RETLRN FROM EST Alfred Else ot Staten Island New York has also covered consider able terntorj in his trliels He his i and two little childre started In their Doage touring ca last July for Riverside Cal The; intended to return in a short tim but Mr Else was so struck Ith th beauty and mild climate of south em California that he decided the i there I to see i a winter i snoi would lool like but I was not at forded that prhilege as we ha snow in sou hern California las i Mr Else said He reports that wages are low ant times dull throughout Callforr a Everj one there is a real estate deal 6r ai people must keep their eya pen dealing with them CROPS HERE BETTER Shumard of Blanchester, ith his i ana daughter, 's maK- ng the trip to Kagan, Neb ILey at tli a hal an un isually pleasant trip and have en- ountered good roads The Illinois rops are much further along than of Indiana and Ohio, accord ng to the Shumards ON WAY TO ALASKA. Mr and Mrs Duncan TVestervlIle 0 passed through Decatur at noon Tuesday Their tour- ng car was a hybrid between Oldsmobile and a Ford The body is that of an Oldsmobile and the engine was taken from a Ford car The Duncans own a garage in their home town and Mrs Duncan proudly asserts that she is a good automobile mechanic and that she and her husband are equipped to care of their automobile troubles in any emergency They are on their way to Alasl- a and i go as far as Seattle Wash in their automobile a make the rest of the trip by boat Better ThcmPills Tor tiver Ills onight to tone and strenjthsn iho organs of 'dlgastion and elimination, improve sppetilt, stop sick relieve bil- iousnut, correct eonstipstloii. Thay act promptly, plosjsntly, mildly, ysf thorouthly. Tomorrow Alright The Big Grey Store The Big Grey Store, the one that has been fore- i i of all people in Cen- tnl Illinois as Ihe leader for high-grade furniture ht reasonable i for more than years Iheir reputation is your protection Red Star Vapor Stoves Style--Quality--Value--Service jfiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimnmmiiiiiiiiiHiiiiii iiiniiui iimiiiimiuiiimmiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiimiiiimiimiiimi iniiiiiui iiiiiiiiiiuiii iiuiiiiiiiu Ts-fc. rr 4 IV MT 1 All New Merchandise Well selected and bought to sell at a price that will ap- peal to any judge of good furniture.

i a 25c. Box THE QUAKER DRUG CO. Batteries We will give FREE OF CHARGE, INSTALLED, a new "Exide" Battery to the owner registering the oldest 11 plate, 13 plate, and 15 plate battery, regardless of make, at our station between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5 p.

m. during the 19th to 24th of June inclusive. Batteries registered must be ones that have not been repaired and that have been in constant use. This contest does not include the P. H.

type used by Cadillacs--watch for announcement of that contest. Exide Battery Service 241 S. MAIN ST. Main 868. Decatur, 111.

OVIETS HAVE HUGE OFFICIAL PAYROLL people exclusive the Red army and navy draw their living direct from gov ernmental sources In Russia and this In spite of the recen dismissal of 3000 000 auch employes Nor do these figures cover the Ukraine with Its 80000000 people the Par Eastern Republic with pel-Imps 10 000 000 and the governments of Trans Caucasus Bokhara and Turkestan These statistics mean says the newspaper Economic Life that one out of 20 persons In Russia has a BOV- ernment job, not counting and sillori new will reduc. the number of governmental employes still further to 3 WO 000 Judge Gladys--I wish i gome of conceit oat ounff Or Foott Helen--All you have to to Is htm Mister" Gladys--I vrlih I anew MV America's Home ShoePolish Makes your shoes neat and trim, and improves the whole appearance. Shines for all the family Black, Tan White, Ox-blood and Brown --Always lOc. Make the daily thine an ea.y habit--sat the SH1NOLA Home Set--A genuine bmtle dauber which cleans the ihoei and applies quickly and easily. Large lambs' wool poluher brings the shins' with few strokes.

It's beat to say BachmanBro Martin Co, "The Big Grey Store" ESfABLISHED 1880 The Red Star stove may be had either as illustntcd or in range models orks liUe gis--more cconomicil SI 00 a week enables jou to line one in jour home for Porch Rocker iii Oak, $1.98 You can a comfortable cliau or rocker for your porch at a very low price For this week, this solic oak rocker $1,98 Chair to Match, SI 73 No O. or Phone Orders "Quick Meal" 051 Stoves The new 'Quick Meal" cupola burn ci is the pet of the household Here you may choose the Quic Meal oil in two, three or four burner size 2-burner stjle 3-bnrner style 4-burner style $1 A WEEK WILL DO Fibre Swings Fibre swings are ideal for th porch Weather proof, four, ty and six-foot lengths A heavy rol arm, brown finish, S25 7 fibre-swmg 4 ft length fc Gurney Refrigerators iiirney--means preseivation nd ice saving mone in our pocket 100 DELIVERS YOUR GURNEY The Peninsula! Gas Range Pom i means quality iud econ- 538.70 For the Larger Kitchen Top-Icing Refrigerators The top icer is ideal for the smaller from riced $14.25 $1 00 DOWN IS ALL WE ASK Rockers, $2.89 High tick, hardwood, naluiil finish, bioad arm, double CA QD noien seat Smaller rocker, C9 OQ no aims Wfciww I the larger kitchen--this iingc i high, rooms a good-size Inoiler, splashers, a dandj Oui display of Fibre Porch or Sum oom suites is very complete In plain, fiosted or decorated finishes It will pay you to select your suite now Odd Chairs of. Fibre For that odd corner in the In ing room, or sun-room, or poich, nothing can take the place of i nice, comfortable reed or fibu chair or rocker Almost indc structible Will last for jears Army Cots Another shipment Get one INO 0 or phone orders Makes a dan CO OE dy daj-bed Special Cotton inatti esses ttO OE for cols 9Q.9Q Reed Ferneries For your sunroom or porch Plain frosted, fancy finish CO CO Priced up Oak Swings Boyer Gliding Settee The Bojer is the glidinff bellcc iindc "ion glide, not swing Hardwood i i i i Jusl UK foi the porch or lawn Price does not $19 R5 include canopy Priced it Bassinette Babj as si I It white enamel ml)' ber tire wheels $5.85 ICE CREAM FREEZERS--Cj press tub, steel frame, cream receptacle heauh tinned, cannot lust 2-cjt, $3 60 3 qi, $4 25 4-qt, $5 40 Wagons for Kiddies Buy the kiddie a wagon--i healthful, useful toj for the little tot or in a for the larger boy. $2.1 8 Up Baby Carriages Loom woven fibre tobj camages Light to handle, casv to run, durable Keep habj out of doois In any desired finish One, as illustrated, in d-irU brown finish arstuortk I A 79' Four, and six-foot lengths Four-foot oak swing, including hooks and chains I I I I I I I i i i i Special a i i double boiler, no C. 0.

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