The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 2

0. O. Barker Builds a Fine Program. Shelbyvllle, Aug. 20--Two hundred teachers registered Wednesday moraine at the opening session, of the annual county teachers' Institute being held In th Shelbyvllle high school building.

Opening work was held with only one interruption. Miss Finney, special music Instructor failed to arrive, so Wednesday morning session opened with singing led by Miss Katherine Garvln, supervisor of music in the Windsor schools. Wednesday afternoon music was omitted and regular meetings were moved ahead. Opening lectures by G. P.

Handle and W. R. McConnell were well received. Mr. Randle, formerly superintendent of the Shelbyville schools, is appearing at a Shelljy county teachers' institute for the seventeenth time and had a warm recep- i from his many friends.

SPECIAL LECTURES. O. O. county i dent of schools, Is calling' special attention to the lectures on Friday's program. William McAndrew, superintendent of the Chicago city schools, give two and E.

Cavins of the Illinois State Normal i i also lecture in the morning and afternoon. Both of these men ar reuog- nlxtd among the best In the field. Mr. Barker expects to have every teacher in attendance at their lectures. PREPARING FOR HACKS.

A force of workmen Is busily engaged putting half-mile track at fair grounds In shape for the races to be held during the fair this fall. The west side of the track has been la use as thoroughfare by cottagers at thu park and was considerably cut up. The entire track is being plowed, harrowed and rqlled and is expected to be In excellent shape by fair time, Sept, 29 to Oct. 3. CARL, MOBBHEAD MARRIES.

Carl F. Morehead, well known young business man of Shelbyville, and Miss Margaret M. Milliken of Walnut, 111., were united in marriage Tuesday. Aug. IS, at Morrison, 111.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. E. Miles. During the ceremony Miss Inez No More Piles Thousands Bless Dr.

Leonhardt, the Physician Who Discovered This Common Sense Remedy. If you tliink Iliat tlic surgeon's i is the only method of escape from the misery of piles, it's because you haven't heard of the new treatment known as Dr. Lccmhunlt's HEM-ROID. This Doctor's treatment is internal. By experimenting for years he discovered the exact cause of piles nnd then went and compounded a remedy that would remove the cause.

Dr. Leonhartlt wants every sufferer to benefit by his discovery and so that there will he no doubting or de- lav, Decatur Drug and all druggists are authoriml to sell HEM-ROID with guarantee it will do as stated or money hack. On that honorable basis every sufferer should secure package of Dr. I.eonhardfs HEM-KOIU today. Jl Hard, Red and Scaled Over.

ItchedBadly.HealedbyCuticura, I bad pimples on my arms that bothered me for about two months. The pimples were hard, large and nd, and scaled over. They Itched and burned badly causing me to I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using a few times I noticed an improvement so purchased more, and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Miss Elraira Gagnon, Hubbell, Mich. Clear the pores of impurities by daily use of Cuticnra Soap with touches of Cuticura Ointment is needed to sooibeand heal.

Cuticura Talcum is fragrantand refreshing, an ideal toilet powder. Ik. OmtnmtX indite. TtleoBlfc. Sold Stick 2Se.

Weed of Chicago played. The bride and bridegroom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Bailey of Aledo, III.

Mrs. liailey and Miss Weed are sorority sifters of the bride and Mr. Bailey is a a i of the bridegroom. Mrs. Morehead was graduated from the high school in Walnut and attended the Univercity of Illinois, be inn graduated from the Liberal Arts and Science school in 192C, She is .1 member of the Phi Omega Pi soror- i She is not a stranger in Shelby- i as she has many friends among i people who attended the i i of Illinois and she also has i i Mr.

Morehead's mother here. Mr. Morehead is a son of Mrs. Laura Moreliead. He attended the public schools here, graduating from the local high school.

He attended the University of Illinois, being graduated i the Commerce school In 11)23. He is a member of the Theta Upsilr-n Omega fraternity. Mr. Morehead is manager of the C. W.

Waggoner Company stores, and Is one of Shelbyville's most enterprising young business men. He also clerk. SLAB WESTWARD. Route 16 slab reached the Herrick cross roads, Just west of the Pin Hook school house Tuesday. This leaven- fiv and one-half miles to cover between the Herrick corner and the east end of the slab near Thornton curve cast of Shelbyville.

Work was rlelayctl last week on account of rains and the progress has been slow. Hal Guthrie, son of Mr, and 4Irs. A. H. Gr.thrie, of Cold Spring township and Miss Seta Tucker, daughter ot Mr.

and Mrs. Bluford Tucker of Dry Point township, were united In marriage at Tuesday evening at the Christian church parsonage. Rev. A. Homer Jordan performed the ceremony.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Guthrle are well school teachers of Shelby county. They have been engaged to teach near Assumption this year, THIEVES FRUSTRATED. An attempt to steal an automobile belonging to Robert Davidson, near Quigley.

was frustrated. Mr, Davidson and members of his fam- ily were awakened about 2 o'clock nne i and upon Investigation found that an a thief or i had gained entrance to their i Harass and had i car started. 1'sing a a i on the Intruder, they frightened him away. The i ran to a. i a a quarter of a mile east, where" a car was i parked.

He i the auto I and made his a a APPROACH IXO A I A A of the approaching marriage or Miss Freds Metzger of Dollville to i Ojenian of Peoria have been issued. The wedding will take plac-e at the home of the bride's parents, and Mrs. An- ilrew Sletzger. nf-ar Dollville, on ThurnJay i A at o'clock. Rev.

H. 11. Wintermeyer of Pana is In lie the ofliciatins cler- sryman. Miss Metzger recently was srartiuled fro'n Hip i i of 11- i i Mr. Ojenian Is a.

professor at the i a i Ottawa, to their father. Mlsatc Lulu Snyder and Retta Park are a three days Institute in Shelbyvllle. Mr. -and Mrs. Orln Wrlsht and 'son Ralph and daughter Geneva left Wednesday (or a visit with right's mother, Mrs.

John Walker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kreber and family of Macon spent Sunday with Mr. and Hrs. Grant Cutler.

GREGORY REUNION. Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Gregory had their family all together Sunday for the first time In thirteen years. They RAPPED BY HEAVY HAIL IN KANSAS Moweaqun People Have Unpleasant Moweao.ua, Aug. 20--Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Snyder and son ran into a most- at Marlon, Ohio, unfriendly storm in Kansas. hailstones riddled the r.ew curtains of their Bulck and rapped the occupants There was not a house In sight, so they bore the storm as heroically as possible. They had been warned about), i ter storms in Kansas, certalt. were Mr and Mrg Rober( Hamlu of Stuttgart, Mr.

and Mrs. George Bogcs and son ot Lovlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Gregory and son of Herrick; Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Gregory and family of Cowden, and Lloyi. Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gregory, Mrs. Ella Hamill and Miss Thomas of Moweaqua.

Mr. and Mrs. James Morton and son Glenn Howard of Mt. Vernon are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Lover- Ing. Mrs. Earl Brldgwater and daughter ilarlly'nn of Memphis, ar visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Brldgwater. Mrs. Leonard Wood of Jacksonville, who underwent an appendix operation at Decatur and Macon County hospital, was brought to the Jordan- Longenbaugh home Monday evening. She Is making a good recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ayers- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pelton they do not care for summer Otherwise their Journey to Colonu)' was pleasant and uneventful.

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Drew entertait ed at dinner Tuesday Mrs.

L. Marti Belleville and Dr. and Mrs. 1 Kyner. i Mr.

and Mrs. Will Tolly and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tolly anJ sons spent Sunday at Shelbyvllle chautauq.ua. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Adams attended the funeral of the little son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Corz'In 8 In Assumption Tuesday. ilr. and Mrs. Ira Deam and eon John returned Saturday night from ten days at Kilborn, near "The Dells." Misses Irene Jones, Dr. Prances Blsdee of Shelbyville and Miss Irene (Jreen of Nashville, 111., and Messrs Phillip Turner, Kenneth and Fred Neher of Shelbyvllle spent Mon- an(J Ml and 4rs day evening i Miss Kathryn Gre- catur Sunday.

Ayers ln I SIDE PAINED HER TERRIBLY After Childbirth Women Should Take Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound to Reitore Normal Conditions SIC Louis, Missouri. "After my first child was born I was bothered with a pain in my side which became more severe the longer I let it go. It was terrible. I often had to lie down to get any relief.

I was in a weak and run- condition, a a i seemed to be the point for all the pain. I was this way for three months, then I read your litue booklet and the testimonials it contained, and started taking Lydia E. Pinkham-6 Vegetable Compound. I could feel relief after the first bottle and I have found it to do all you claim for it I had to repeat it again after my second child was born. I sure will recommend the Vegetable Compound to my LAVTON, 2726A University St, St.

Louis, Mo. you are suffering from any weak- neis which such symptoms as pains in the side and back and nervous feelings, give Lydia G. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial now. Bo not continue to feel all run-down and half sick when relief is at hand. Sold by everywhere.

LICENSED. marriage license Dry Cleaning Call Mam 3800 Norman Lamdry aid DryClaaniagOo. Clean Clothes issued 'Vednesday morning to Jesse Pear! O'Brlun of Mt. A and Miss Irene Pearl Buzzard of Hoiliday. Miss Buzzard was not of legal age, so hflr mother, Mrs.

Goldie Larimore, gave her consent to the is- suanrs of the license. WANT SUNDAY MOVIES. At recessed meeting of the city council held Tuesday night for the purpose of passing the West Main street paving ordinance, a petition to allow Sunday movies In Shelbyville was before ordinance was read. By a unanimous vote It was decided to defer debate and action on the petition until the next regular meeting of the council, which will be September 7. The petition sponsored by Frank Kussell, manager of The Playhouse.

The general consensus Is that the petiton will not pass. Twics pre- vlounly the petition was taken to council meetings but was not presented. Later it was filed with City Cleric Carl Morehead and then was regularly presented by him. Sev eral of the Shelbyvllle Woman's club and or two Shel- havs been In attendance at recent meetings of the council and It is expected that when It comes up for a vote, they wil take.a vigorous stand against It, NOT GUILTY. The Shelby county court oc Monday and Tuesday with the case of People vs.

Spencer The which heard the returned a verdict early Wednesday morning finding the defendant, no guilry of assault as charged. Asthma Relief Guaranteed! gory. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pontius Monday for their home in Columbus, Ohio.

They were accompanied by Miss Goldie Bridgman, who will visit in that vicinity. The families of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Andrews, ttev. and Mrs. W. L. Whallon, Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Light and Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Snyder enjoyed a picnic at Nelson Park Monday evening. Mrs. McBrlde Is a putlent in the Moweaqua hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Gladstone Harper of Decatur spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harper. Mrs. Nancy Schneider of Decatur has been a guest of the Misses Cheatham.

Mrs. Dewey and Miss Dewey who have been i i i Rev. and Mrs. E. J.

Pablss left Monday for their home in Cairo. Mrs. Sara Park Corringlnn, Miss Retta Park, Mrs. Kale McKay and Airs. Rebecca Hudson were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Corrington in Decatur. Dr. A. M.

Wells of Decatur was here Tuesday night at a conference. Mrs. Curtis Wilson of Findlay has been a guest of Mrs. George Nlcholls. On Monday they to Blue Mound to visit relatives.

Mrs. E. C. Foster, Robert Foster ana Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Richardson Wednesday morning for Michigan. The Fosters will motor about and the Rlchardsons will remain In Bay View or Petoskey. Grandma Coombs from the Masonic home at Sullivan is visiting Mrs. H. T.

Richardson. Mrs. Herman Michaels of Blue Mound, Mrs. Alia Callahau of St. Louis.

Mrs. Nona Seidler of Chicago Heights, Leon Scott of Fort Wayne, and Edwin Adamson of Decatur spent Tuesday i E. Adr.mson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Simpson Wednesday for their home near New York after a short visit with the Simpsons and Tales. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morell were in Tovey Sunday visiting the Morells. Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Hedges and daughters Missse Florence and Mary Tuesday from a visit near Marion, Ohio. Mrs. J. F.

Hlckman and i returned Tuesday from a visit with her parents In Odin. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.

James Hedges, Misses Lillian drews and Gregory went to Decatur Tuesday, to bid the Ahls God speed. Miss Lucille Sweeney of Decatur Is spending her vacation with Miss Helen Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. S.

J. Burkitt and Miss Ann Cheatham attended Pana a a a Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Cutler ot Taylor, ville guests of Mr. and Mrs. Urr.nt Monday. Air.

and Mrg. Harmon Alters and daughter of Assumption spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Leaf. Mrs.

Curtis Wilson of Findlay and Mrs. George NlchoUs were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arln Wright. Mr.

and Mrs. Scott Sutton and Camly of Forest City spent Sunday with Mrs. Button's sister, Mrs. Sam Milder. The Buttons were motoring to Karl Wright who Is in the ag department at University of Illinois, Is home for two.

weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Weaver and family returned Tuesday from a motor trip to Starved Rock and Dells, Roekford and Portage, Wis. Prof. J. F. Hlckman and J.

Mack Eaton attended the institute at Shel- byvllle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Delhi wer In Shelbyvllle Saturday. Glenn Levering and James Morton attended the C.

I. F. S. picnic at Sullivan Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Goodwin of Decatur visited Mrs. Martha Goodwin Sunday. The funeral of Mrs. Ernest Winters will be held Friday afternoon at In the Baptist church.

OREANA. Cecil Garrlott was pleasantly surprised by twelve of his playmates Saturday afternoon It being his ninth birthday. Games were played and ice cream and cats were' served. Miss Nancy Welge. of Argenta.

visited over Sunday with Miss Dorothy Philips. Misses Mabel and Ruth Hall returned to Cincinnati, Ohio, Sunday, after a two weeks' visit with relatives here and In Decatur. Miss Grace Moothart returned to Decatur Monday after spending her vacation with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Huff and children returned their home In Troy, Saturday. They were accompanied horns by Mrs. Mary Buloclt, who will remain for a visit. Mrs. Mattie Maxwell of Chicago visited over week-end with relatives here.

Miss Irene Erha.rdt of Decatur was the guest of V. E. Lichtenberger Tuesday. Jesse Myers and family from near Kankakee visited relatives here the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. Lou Trummel and children and Mr, and Mrs. Russell Trummel attended the Trummel reunion at Bloomington Sunday. Mr. anfl Mrs.

F. C. Betier and son Lawrence attended the Carothers reunion at Fairvlew Park Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. W.

P. Waller and children visited relatives in Maroa Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gereau and family left Wednesday for a week's visit with relatives at Lawrenceville and Mt.

Carmel. Robert Waller visited relatives in Decatur several days this week. REAL OPPORTUNITY for some Decatnr man who knows grocery and delicatessen trade. The makers of Mrs; Klein's Real Egg Noodles and Home-Made Potato Chips, selling direct to retailers, want capable local distributor. Prefer man who now sells food specialties to local stores, and has truck.

Good compensation. In answering give full details of your experience. Address Klein Noodle 46th St. and State Chicago. This Guaranteed Player Piano Put In Your Home For A 5 1 Small Down Payment-- Balance $3.50 Per Week This is a most exceptional value.

A strictly high grade player; extra good tone and very latest Improved Player action. It will give many years of satisfactory service and is fully guaranteed by the W. W. Kimball Co. HAMMANBROS PHONE MniJN BENCH TO MATCH AND $12 WORTH OF MUSIC FREE! Your old piano accepted at a.

fair allowance in part ment for this fine player. 1 W. W. Kimball Co. (Branch Store) 1 149 E.

Main St. R. A. Peate, Mgr, FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE Leads wherever taite dlicrtmhutei PALE DRY As is--it is delicious! As a Mixer--the finest you ever poured. National Company Dwatur.Jii.

LINN fir SCRUGGS Main and Prairie. Store Hours 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Phone Main 7600 It's Real Economy to Buy These New Autumn Coats 58.50 For, bought later, such coats as these will come at $75--or more. They're the newest advance fall models, in the latest fabrics and colors, beautifully fur trimmed. The low price quoted' now is made possible by concessions granted to us for early purchases. Plenty of 'The Larger Sizes Women require the larger sizes will be able to find a beautiful coat to fit them in this sale, for many of the smartest models are shown in extra sizes. --Third Floor Many women, realizing the many advantages of buying furs at this time, have already selected garments for the coming winter.

Lower prices are available now, and the cream of the season's best styles are --Third Floor On Sale Friday-100 Beautiful Beaded Bags Specially Priced 1.69 A new shiipment of 100 of those smart beaded bags enables us to present a wonderful variety for Friday shoppers, at a very low price. Flat and pouch shapes, some with celluloid tops--others with metal frames; prettily lined in contrasting colors. Each bag equipped with mirror and coin purse, with ample space for handkerchief, money and small trinkets. They are particularly smart to carry with street frocks. Very special, $1.69.

--Main Floor Here's An Oxford Made Popular By College Girls The it's called, anj its name Is particularly appropriate, for it affords com- plete comfort without the sacrifice of style. Has flexible sole and broad soft toe--made for those long hikes or business walks. Ev- erything the word "Kozy" can signify, at a price you're bound to like-- The Pair "The Kozy Is made of the new Russia Un calf, with flexible welt sole and low heel, trimmed with darker tan tongue. Alu available in patent leather. --Main Floor Featuring Beautiful Full Fashioned Chiffon and Service Hosiery $1.95 to $2.50 These fine, full-fashioned chiffon and service weight hosiery are shown in all the leading fall shades to match your new Autumn apparel.

Square or Pointex heel; excellent values at $1.95 to Smart New "Bobbed Hastes" The popular new light shades, with square heels, arc fcalurcd in smart, comfortable Phoenix "Bobbed Hotics." Full range of size at $1,00, $1.35 and S1.65. -Main Floor Presenting the New Models In Gossard Corsets for Gossard Corsets have for years been featured here as our leading line. Yet at no season have such desirable styles in front.lace, models been shown. Both corsets and girdles are here, in the new fall styles, boll) in plain and fancy brocades, at from $3.50 to $10.00. Every garment correctly fitted without extra charge.

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