The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 16

PAGE SIXTEEN. DECATUR I Friday, September 4, 1925. I ROBERT E. BRUGE Phenomenal Cornet Virtuoso DEMONSTRATING Martin Band Instruments You are imited him in person and will iind a fine dvsplay of Martin Handcraft Instruments at our salesroom. Free lesson with each instrument sold.

Mr. Bruce will be here Saturday, Mondav, Tuesday and Wednesday. The DECATUR MUSIC SHOP 118 E. William "EVERYTHING IN MUSIC" Main 1550 Come and Hear These Fox Trot Hits By Isham Jones Reproduced on Brunswick Records I YOU hcaid Ibliam Jones and his Orchestra at the Coliseum last night, you know why he is called the "King of is the wizard of dance music, the master of rhythm, the genius who combines harmony and "pep." --You'll like Isharn Jones' Burnswick records just as as you Uked his muisc when yoi' heard him last, night. They have th the for which Tsham Jones' hits are famous.

--We all of Iham Jones' recent Brunswick records, including two captivating fo? trots released just a few days ago. Come hear them, without obligating ourself to buy. 2877 Pango Pango Maid Fox Trot 75c Popular Street Blues Trot 2854 Swanee Butterfly- Fox Trot 76c River Boat Shuffle Fox Trot 2833 I Can't Realize Fox Trot 75c Lady of the Nile Fox Trot 2789 Indian Love Call Fox Trot 75c Alabamy Bound Fox Trot 2776 Where's My Sweetie Hiding Fox Trot 75c Feedin' the Kitty Fox Trot 2767 Honest and Truly Fox Trot 75c Doo Wacka Doo Fox Trot 2750 Gotta Getta Girl Fox Trot 75c My Best Girl Fox Trot 2738 Tell Me, Dreamy Eyes Fox Trot 75c Land o' Lingo Blues i Fox Trot Let Me Linger Longer in your Trot 75c Ida--I Do Fox Trot GUSHARD'S MUSIC SHOP--MEZZANINE FLLOOR MOWEAQUA PEOPLE ATTEND CONVENTION Moweaqua, people from our Christian church attended the Disciples of Christ convention held In Shelbyvllle thin weel. Rev J. Crosi was In attendance throughout the session as were a few oC hit congregation.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Delhi were din. tier guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Weakley on Wednesday evening. Ernest Nalbach and his guest, Allen Ware, who spent two weeks' vacation with Mr and Mrs Nicholas Nalbach and family left Thursday evening for Chicago, where Mr.

Nalbach teaches in "the Chicago Musical college and Mr Ware studies voice On the way they visited James Nalbach 111. MRS DILLEY HEBE. Mrs. Josle Olliec. Dllley of Kansas Is a guest of Miss Watt's McHenry.

Dllley lived here forty years ago and sees some change In the lui now Theodore Mo; ell siient Wednesday In St Lou IE WIH Tolson has purchased property in Decatur and will move there In tbe near i Mr. and Mrs Tolson are good citizens and will be greatly missed Mrs Peail Harding Newcome has Today and Saturday The Last Days been suffering with imaai hemor- at the Moweaqua hospital. i Mr. ana Mra. Ray Linn and father, John Linn, have motored from Corinth, to central Jhio for a vlilt with relatives.

VISIT UNCItB Mr. and Mrs. Brligman, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Brideman, Mr. and -Mrs Will Brldeman and Mr. and Mrs Edgar Bridgman spent Sunday with their uncle, William Brldgman, the 1 in Mattoon Mlsa Ida Casey and Mr and Mrs. Charles Casey attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.

Laura Conrad, in Tower Hill Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Baker who remained on the Baker farm during the absence of Mr. and Mrs John Baker and sons; have returned to their home in Decatur. Mr and Mrs. Frank Cartledge of Clneln ati, Ohio, were here Wednesday calling on friends Ktr.

Cartledtfe iva- an electrician at the mine many years ago and has now invented a device which seems 19 have brought good fortune SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday school at 9 30 at all the churches and a union service In the park at 10 1G, at which time the Zo- hak Grotto Jina of Decatur will furnish a concert. Everybody Invited Rev. .1 M. Cross will preach following the music At night all the services will be held In the respective churches Rev and Mrs. Peter Mangers of Cuba have been guests of Rev and Mrs J.

Cross and Miss Sophia Humphre, Henry Plero and Mi and Mrs:" Julius Schlatsky Canton, Ohio, who been guests of MI and Mrs J. Snyder for ten days, left Thuisdayi for their home NURSE'S TRAINING Miss Hilda Jacobs, daughteis of Mt and Mrs Geoigre Jacobs, is taking the nuise's training at the sanatorium in Pana Mr, and Mrs Hairy Long and Mr and Meile Long of Assumption left Thursday on a motor trip to to visit Mrs Foraythe, a sister of Mrs. Long Mr. and Mrs Frank Carroll aie moving back to Mac on, they bought property Mr and Mis Verne Coffman and Mi and Mis. Van Coffman and family of Cerro Gordo visited Starved Rock this week.

Mrs Martin Pugh has returned from a visit to her sister in North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bartlett and Air and Mrs Mearl Tolly spent the week-end in Danville, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bridgman.

Mr. and Mrs John Baku and sons have returned from a motor trip In Arkansas and Missouri. They visited Mammoth Springs proceeded 100 miles south 'df there, finding the roads so fearful they turned about They enjoyed picking: rice and cotton They found cotton fields beau- tlful They enjoyed a trip through tbo Oiark mountains. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Kunxe and son Austin, who accompanied Sttoh family over- several states and through Yellowstone park, left Tuurs- day for their home In Grand Rapids. Mich Accounted For. See here Nalaon," ofLlled the boM who naa checking new account Item you've fat down bore Cabbies $10 30?" 4 Oh that'a ill right," assured the new man blithely "thlt 9 for taxi-cabbage Old Stuff. TAte HrSTOPV TEACHER--And -what did Hero say to Leander after be the Hellespont'" THC KID--Tours all wet' 246-250 N. MAIN ST.

mr SOAP PALM OLIVE BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED 3 bars for 2lci 10 bars for 70c Don't Wait--Buy Today--at this Store only. eating or Cooking--Grimes, pound only 5c bushel CAMPS PORK BEANS-3 large cans for only Onions pound 24c Low price, Beans, fresh TM green ones, box best in Decatur, for only 35c CAKES-large ones, Large only pay, you highest cash for TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES AT OUR Labor Day SALE MAKE THE TRIP ON NEW GOODYEAR'S FRANKLIN Tire Battery Co. MAIN 2244 "Corner William and Franklin Streets Pay The Ray Way DRESS UP FOR LABOR DAY and DON'T NEED CASH HEAR A A Discard tliat piece of cuw f.KMi we4ir- i a cruun jutir- with Fall Styles new ren- HFO 1n vou'lt i too). SI VI that i molten Cap look like a millio dollara tlmt I and show their 1 and nnt-l that win your In-1 Kttint npprotal. All Unnd I tiiilorfnp, too.

at CAPS 1 School BOYS they wear well and I look well $1 50 I nob Worth $3.50 Beat this for Value if you can! All our iapi ate made by ni and aold by ua--thtt't why you aate monry. COLONIAL GAP STORES INCORPORATED "THRU OUT THE LAND" 165 East Prairie Ave. NEW FALL DRESSES Beautiful new dresses 1 Wear a new dress Labor! Day. I YOU I DON'T 1 NEED CASH I New Fall Millinery All New Shapes and Colors at New Gray English $5 to $7,50 ON CREPJtT DECATUR'S 1ARGEST CREDIT STORE Men--Wear A New PANTS On Labor Day YOU DON'T NEED CASH--PAY AS YOU GET PAID OTHMG 447 ft. Water St.

Buckniaster Market 604 West King Main 339-396 BEEF BOIL BEEF STEAK Fresh Meat Loaf, per Ib. JL 2 CHICKENS 35c Large Watermelons, 25c and Potetoes, Sugar, 5lbs Green Beans-Bushel 90c Beef Roast, Young Prime 12ic Beef Roast, Extra Choice 17ic Sweet Pota Flour, Slbs. 25c SUGAR CURED BACON 27c 10 COFFEE --Fresh Roasted Bourbon Santos B05IV--grORE OMSK AMP SAT. TO 8:30 P. M.

NATIONAL MOTORIST SUPPLY COMPANY If Waste to Pay More 320 N. Main St. Decatur ,111. and Risky to Fay Less WEEK IN WEEK OUT! Satisfactory Service Our interest in yoiir mtistactlon starts when we buy merchandise for you. Our years of experience enables us to select the quality that renders service.

Our jler- MMl contact thromh cxiMrlencei, eoartMni IIH! pleailnr pricvi nwkM joar purcliMei hen rnoit wtli- i nC Sni.pl/ ii beat place to buj--raji I to HIT Mil Mji Jim. STORAGE BATTERIES lumrWrnimfniiTnTiiMinnHiiinuinuninniimiiiiiiinuiiitimtimimmllm 1 Fresh Roasted Cofifiee I Roasted Daily $10.45 TOW ROPES Good HM.VV Hook on both Kej. 1160 79c Bourbon Santos Rex Brand Santos Peaberry C-M Special 85e Mexican BJend Marvel Brand 6O 'Teas--Black and Green and 1 Lb. Full Line Nut Meats i Cash Market Coffee Dept. I 122 Merchant St.

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SWIM FOR HEALTH! The Place to Learn-Y. W. C. A. Pool Call Main 1441 for Particulars CAPITAL MARKET 411 E.

Decatur. Phone Main 517 Eggs, fresh from country, dozen 30c Spring Chickens, pound 26c Creamery Butter, pound 4lo Oleomargarine, Best Kit, pound 19c I'ure Lard, pound Bacon, sugar cured, halC Bide, pound i gC SQnarei, pound Picnic Hami. pound 22c Pork amall, Ib Pork mall, pound Veal Chopi, pound 2Sc Round Steak, pound TENDER HOME KILLED BEEF Boillnc Beef, pound Hoaatlnc Beef, ponnd Tender Beef Steak, pound Veal Stew, ponnd Veal pound ITc MILK--Large cans, 'each POTATOES--Large peck 38c SUGAR--Pure Cane, 25 pound $1.60 100 pounds 16.20 Flour: bard pound aaeka 28e 24 pound bafa $1.15 48 pound baia W.H Coffee, quality rood Ib. Vinegar, gallon, Homeirovn Sweet Potatoea Ib. JAP ROSE A bar Tonatoei, can ffMi.

aaalitjr good, can Staler Syrup, gallon Sic Oreeaporn, doien ISt nceloni, Irlah Greya ea. ZSc bari Strlfla Laapdry Soap can UMc Corn, per dozen ISe OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK MONDAY We are open for business 6 days a week, week except on a holiday And we like to jive our much time off on holiday! as possible, therefore we will close at 10 o'clock Monday and will mike NO DELIVERIES PHONE FOR FOOD EVERY OTHER DAY. WHEN PHONING FOR FOOD ORDER JAP ROSE BOAT. A. A.

MOSBARGER 1135 North Water 1016 GROCERIES, MEATS, FRCITS, VEGETABLES AND POULTRY IfiET IT AT BELL'S FISHING TACKLE AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY $2.50 Minnow Bucket J2JB $3.50 Stubby Rod and Reel Minnow Nets, per foot I5c $1.00 Reel Tfc 'XTRA SPECIAL 1 A 1U Cocoa Hard Water 50c CUT RAH Free Delivery "LIU 6 p. HI. PHONE MAIN Mt. Comer North Main and Worth Stmto FOR 36 YEARS t. DRUG CORNER 'ACROSS FROM THE CO;.