Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

DECATUR HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1,923. DECATUR "HERALD roriernouse odge No. 99 HALEY FUNERAL IN MACON FRIDAY I. O. O.

F. was held in the hall in Mt. Eggs up 2 to 5c Cents; t-orK chops 3Sc I Friday night. Pork steak 2Sc. Auburn.

bed. The services of Miss May File, a trained nurse of St. Louis have been dispensed with. BINGHAM Tr Mrs' I'upa and son James Sugar cured Morris ot MonticeHo visited here re Sugar Also Makes Advance uiiu jirs. Holben iuui jr Veal xt.

Evaporated Milk Can Be Used in Place of Fresh Watch Your Amounts, Though, Warns Mrs. Parr; Canned Variety Has Water Taken Out, So Less Must be Used in All Recipes Wieners 5c Orin Piper of Springfield visited here Wednesday with his parents MACON. Sept. 28. The funeral "of Mrs.

Mary Murray Haley, who died Tuesday at her homo east of town was held at St. Stanislaus Catholic church at 10 o'clock Friday forenoon. Mrs. Haley was eighty years olV. and was born in Ireland in May, 1S43.

She came with her parents to this country when she was a vountr girl, and settled near Moweaoua. March Fish Bullhead, cat Carp Crappie Cat. channel. Eels High Cost of Sweetening Hurting Sale of Vegetables for Canning, Grocers Declare; Tomatoes Scarce This Week 30c 20e 25C 35c Irtn Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. riper east of town. 'J. Fos'er.

and sister, Mrs. Herbert Everman aifS the latter's daughter. Miss Dorothy visited in Decatur Wednesday with the former's sister, Mrs. Elliss Gass. Ciscos, o0c Ha'ibut 35e Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin. Stubbleficld have received word of the birth of BINGHAM. 2S Mrs. Graca Wilson is visiting' her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mason. The Tabernacle meeting which Is being held by the Christian Union in the park here Is we'l attended. Mrs.

Mandy Bingham and daughter Flossie Morrell motored to Vandal ia Thursday. Mrs. Jane Cole and John Worker were united in marriage Thursday at Vandalia. Mrs. Tony Isbell and daughter Eugenia Rose of Fillmore is visiting her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl liar rison. Mrs. Jesse Vaughan and two child ren of St.

Louis is visiting Mrs. Ell: Stnpp. Willie Hayhes of Edwardsville dined Monday with his grandparents. M-and Mrs. Dr.

Hayrfes. evaporated 3 cups milk or 2 of milk and 1 of water. Ecfure. though rot recently. The era'il columns have emphasized he impnrtanct; of milk a food.

By MRS. D. B. PARR 27, 1S75, she married Michael Haley. Of the five children' born to them, James and Michael reside at home, ind John, Maty' and an 'infant are dead.

A brother, JohnMuiray ot Hoxie, and a Mrs. Kate Bantner of Assumption, also survive. RAIN CUTS IN ON iane trout Crappie Salt mackerel, a Shrimp Sunf ish Turtle meat Pike White fish 30c 25c 35e 25c 30c 30o 35c csss. i cup sugar. 1 water, Wash the rice and place Dates, package.

Lemons, doz. Raisins, package Itaisins. lb Oranges, doz. Okre Carrots, new Hie sui'jeri lwrilly m- dou- in blc boiler, cook in tho tie phaizt A tew ef water cup absorbed. 25c 4050c lSc-2 for 35c 25c 4060c lb.

3c Sc, 10 12c 5CQU0C 50 75c 2540c 10c Add two Cabbage, new lb. IJutter. Poultry and Ese Country butter, pound cf our fealK''stlV -TRVV water is ab hav recently TSjSS I cups milk (or the a.Krd if canned until the rice is ILLIOPOLIS FETE milk and water) a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Matthew of Buckhart.

Saturday. Sept. 15. 1923. Mrs.

Matthew is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stub-blef ield and was formerly. Miss Lenore Mcndenhall. MY.

and Mrs. Edward Reed who were recently married have moved to the farm of W. B. Reeter west of town. Mrs.

Reed was formerly Miss Thelma Barrett of Niantic. Miss Mary Sackville was in Decatur Wednesday to attend the funeral of her father. Lewis T. Sackville. who died at the Decatur and Macon County hospital Monday night ISichard Kimball was removed to i tender, cook it.

To the last cup of milk, add the sugar. ST niilk an usoil satisfactor- Ttaintvhich well beaten esr-s thpn th. i7 bept. 50c 50c 45c 10:30 Thursday morn- tream cneese. lb Cottage cheese.

In Creamery butter, lb Eggs, per dob Rolled oats, package Chickens, full dressed dish auowc dish. Set dish 4 iVsVjS 1 tour into pudding In Ceylon are to be found snail which attain a length of four to fiv. inches. and kept up intermittently in pan of boiling, water in the oven and baki until "set" as custard. Celery, bunch Cucumbers.

Cucumber plckTcs. 100 Sweet pickles, doz Dill pickles, dozen Three for Dry Onions, red, 6c; white Egg Plant Grapes, bulk, lb basket Grapes, white, lb I'areley Onions, Texas Honey, lb NEWMAN a Menl and Dran Cornmeal. 5-lb. sack 18C 10-lb sack 1 35C Flour i the St. Vincent hospital at Taylor- I ville Wednesday for treatment and i f.v.

wncn the frl1 milk can no; be had. Let me say "ves." th: evap-o a milk should he used ji" the Tcsh milk can no: Ire Th evaporated milks are real milk with a part of the water is removed by hermetic ally throughout the day. cut In heavilv on the homecoming and) chicken fry of the Illiopolis post of the American legion. The athletic program scheduled for the morning and part of the afternoon was curtailed. The attendance at the chicken try Thursday evening was lessened by threatening weather.

JONES FUNERAL IN S10c S10c 15c 151i 20c ..5 10c 10c 30c 15c lSctft 20c Oatmeal, package Minnesota Nebraska Bran, package Kansas 49 lbs 15 25c $1.90 Eggs are developing a flighty disposition" arrd showed another increase in price this week. From 3Sc a dogen last week they have moved up to 4 0c and in some instances 43c. Sugar has also begun its seasonal advance, due in part to the demand at this time for canning- purposes. But grocers say" they can see a letup in the buying of fruits and vegetables for canning purposes and attribute this to the rise in sugar. Last week cane sugar in 25 pound bags was quoted at $2.40 and this week the price is $2.

CO and There are no other important price changes. Rains Hit Tomatoes. There has been a noticeable absence of tomatoes from the markets this week, due to the heavy rains. Retail demand could not be satisfied. Growers report that the tomatoes are rotting on the vines, where they are on the ground and where they are staked up the green ones are not ripening.

Several days of bright sun shine is necessary to ripen them for market and grocers cannot say what prices will prevail then. Canteloupes, watermelons, green corn and home grown grapes are singing their swan song. But California grapes, Mivhigan grapes, and green onions are taking their places. Green onions made their appearance Wednesday and are selling 3 bunches for 10c. rail leaf lettuce is also on now.

There have been no changes in the prices of meat cuts in the past week nor in fish. Prices in local markets are as follows: Frnit nml Vegetables NEWMAN. Sept. 27 The canning factory will likely finish canning corn this week. They have -Banned about 110 carloads of this season.

A. S. Hawkins is building a new modern residence which, when completed will make a beautiful home. The new residence of Mrs. Ander doz.

Mango peppers Mango peppers Head lettuce Leaf Lettuce. SUNDAY INSPECTION DAY AT SHORE ACRES On Lake Decatur AUCTION SALE MONDAY Drive Oat Tomorrow See Ad Pac 6 Today's Herald IIS D. l'AICIt STONINGTON TODAY MT AUBURN WOMAN probably for -an operation. Mr. Kimball has not fully recovered from an operation which he underwent about a year ago for bladder trouble.

Dr. C. M. Jack of pecatur was called here Thursday to hold consultation with Dr. Hedrick in the case of Miss Lo'tie Marshall who has been suffering with typhoid fiever at her home the past seven weeks.

Symptoms of pneumonia are now appearing. The services of Mrs. Sadie Landrus. a trained nurse of Decatur are still required. Bennett File is improving from a few.

weeks illness of typhoid fever and is now able to be propped up in HAS NARROW ESCAPE Mustard Greens Green onions, bunch 3 for 10c Spanish onions 10c Pink Cal. grapes 25c basket Concord grapes 50c STONINGTON, Sept. 2S Mrs. W. J.

Jones who has been ill for about two years died at her home here on Thursday morning at 2 o'oclock. Funeral services will be held in the 20c 155i.30c 20W25C son on boutii iiroauway will soon be completed. Hallie Saunders and family have returned home from Texas where they passed the summer. Howard Skinner, rural carrier on route- No. 3 who has been sick for several 'Wt'eks is no better.

seems to be suffering from creeping paralysis. Kay I'hilpott returned home from Louisville. Kentucky Sunday where he attended the National rural let Methodist church on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr.

Ellison officiating. MT. AUBURN. Sept. 2S Mrs.

L. J. Smith, wife of Postmaster Smith, who has been acting as substitute mail carrier on rural route number one while the regular carrier. .1. L.

Foster has been taking his fifteen days annual leave, narrowly escaped injury when returning from carrying themail, Thursday "morning, when the car which she was driving without chains, struck a hole in the road, swerved, "turned completely around and crashed into a ditch with such force as to crush the right front wheel. This was Mrs. Smith's last day on the route and she had delivered the mail to the last box and NEW POSTMASTER IN OFFICE AT SULLIVAN Kating pears Pears, basket. Peaches, fresh, has. Bushel Sweet potatoes lb.

Potatoes, peck Bushel Hadishs, 3 bunches Prunes Prune-plum, lb 10 lb. box Spinach Sweet Fotatoes, lb. Potatoes, peck Bushel 2-bu. sack Summer squash Sugar Cane, lb. 10 lbs 25-lh.

sack 100-lb. sack 5c 20 25c 10c 12Jc 10c 30c $1.15 $2.00 10c lb. was only about a quarter of a mileS SVLLIVAN. Sept. 28.

Charles McPheeters. newly appointed Sullivan postmaster, will assume the management of the office MomlaJsueceed-ing F. A. Reese. The regular quarter period in the office is finished at that time, wh'ictt makes' it convenient a time for the' change.

-The checking of the office will likely be done on Sunday. Apples, homegrowers, lb. Apples, bushel Crab apples Apricots, dried Apricots, fresh Bananas, Bananas, red from town when the accident hap-nencd. Mrs. Smith escaped unln- IfielfiV'tle SPECIAL FOR TODAY Fresh Shipment Imported Spaghetti and Macaroni, AH Kinds CRANBERRIES TUB SEASON'S FIRST ICEBERG HE A I.KTTITE, Head 15c.

LARGE DISPLAY OF CALIKOHMA Fit IT. Crlery Kstk Plant Krrsh Artlrhokr Jreen Brans Wax Beams Mustard Grrrns Parsley Turnips HorMeradiNli. RED RIVER OHIO POTATOES, 3 lu $2.0 Cantaloupes Rutabaga Red Bananas COMPLETE LIMS OF CA.WED GOODS Fresh Mushrooms Fresh I ml ive Quinces. dozen Fresh Cmliapnlrx I.nrse Red Sweet Peppers Rannnas Summer Squash, Hip enrh Tokay Grapes Fresh dills to make pickles Oyster Plant Sweet Potatoes. Decatur Fruit Produce Co.

Ill East Main Mam 7080 uinriiLiE MM. 'I IA.VJEU GOODS ter carriers convention which was in session last week. Frank Chilcote and family will leave for St. Louis Saturday on a short visit. Paul Swickard was operated on at his home in this city by Dr.

Swickard of Charleston Monday. Some time ago he received a bruise on one of his ankles which caused an abscess. He is getting along nicely and is-expected to be out again soon. Mrs. Eva flyers who was absent from her school in grade No.

3 on account of sickness is back again much improved. ALTON CITY Sl.lo I jured. $2.60 I A stated meeting of the Mt. Auburn $11.00510.35 lb 1c Turnips, new, 1Sc Dlenla I I I 1 Hold Spelling Bee In Newman Church Beans, green Blueberries, qts. Wax beans Lima, beans, pint Ceets Corn, doz Cantaloupes Cranberries, quart Cilery Cabbage, lb.

0c, 3 for 10 Beef liver I lill LPllt 30c noiling beef, lb ISc up IjIVV VlllilJ 10-12it'15c Boiled ham COc ISc Lard, lb 20c 15-12ic Loin steak, lb 45c50c Tiff 1 Celery lOr'-i 12ir15cl'rime rib roast 28c I illSU IfiCH I I rnrrv a full line of. I NEWMAN. Sept. 2S. The Spelling F.ce at Methodist church Thursday evening was an enjoyable affair.

"Shorty" Edwards received a box of candy in the first spell down. The women netted thirty eight dolIarsfor their missionary Mrs. Fcye Baxter entertained at a "soo" party Wednesday afternoon in her home on South Broadway. Seven tables were at play. Spa (Ed I P-rade fresh and smoked meats, I I 1 Phrr2-1 CARTER'S CASH MARKET I ine ivie Liioutsi omiua.

ei.iiwoi hear its promotion exercises Sundayl at regular school hour. Mary Hutchinson is a guest of Indianapolis relatives over th.0 week end. LOOKING AHEAD ALTON CITY, Sept. 2S. Miss Genevieve Pornell who has been visiting her aunt.

Mrs. Knight, returned home Saturday. Miss Verna Miller who has been visiting her mother, returned the latter part of the week to Chicago. Mrs. Orace Hight and.

daughter, passed Thursday in Mattoon. Mr. and Mps. John Roncy and family passed Sunday, in Decatur Mr. and Mrs.

George Dickson. Quite a number of the members of the J. O. O. F.

lodge attended the district meeting in Gays Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dalton attended the state fair Thursday and Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Samer of Mowea-qua visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ekiss Sunday.

A chicken fry will he held in the Presbyterian church Thursday evening. Oct. 4. William Kennedy and sister. Mrs.

Coleman returned from a visit in Missouri with their brother. A large delegation from the Christian church at Bethany attended the revival here Monday night. Electric lights are being installed in the Presbyterian church this week. The I'arent-Teachers' association met at the school building Tuesday night and elected the following officers: President, Mrs. Despes: vice-president.

Mrs. Button; secretary. Miss Foreman; treasurer, Mrs. C.R.' Sept. 26-2S Deland -Community club picnic.

Sept. Atwood Fall Festival. Sept. 29. Chicken fry, Midway park.

Oconee. Sept. 23. Casner fair, I. O.

O. F. hall, Casner. Sept. 30 Pie social and wiener roast.

Miller school, near Oreana. Oct. 2-6. Assumption Homecoming. Oct.

3. Fish and chicken try, Westervelt Christian church. Oct- 3. Chicken fry, Methodist Protestant church, Weldon. Oct.

4. Chicken and fish fry" Dalton City Presbyterian church. Oct. 11. -Chicken fry.

St. Paul's Methodist church, Decatur. Oct. 12. Box social, Cisco High school.

i UillU rUlflSUHa SCl A I ivtt'itc 1 we deliver Fancy R. R. Ohios, per peck Sffli A. J. WILL 10 I 1145 N.

Water Phone Main 1171 If 2 BUSHEL BAG $1-75 PROCFRY I -S jKUVt-KI Ileef in WMe Pork 4 APPLES Fancy $1 'yC I SWEETPOTATO'S 91 8 McClelland. Main 4213. 1 J0 shonId" 14C II Jonathan, Bu.ba&$1.4D I Nice Jersey, 5 lb. 5J 15, 18C 20C 5 lb. Bag GLORIA FLOUR 1 23c i 20c tEZV'" 27c i i I 25c 22c I MEAT DEPARTMENT 1 BRBSUR I E- VEAL, BEEF AND PORK I ZZZZ fig 12C 1 sK 18C 13C .1 vg LARGE ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE, HEAD VKAI.

STEW VMAI, KOAST 1 DRESSED "1 HEXS I WHITK XAPHTHA dressinP. Our Wn dressing f' CHICKENS L.e, I FREE i' CAX UghthonHe ffl IF WE SELL IT YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD i jV) i IP' 1 Fresh Ripe California Prunes, 1 large box $1.00 rMtlBteiton rTgST I 2 Bushel Red River Ohio Potatoes wHn wwiytwiHiii I ALBERTA PEACHES, PER BU. $2.75 SEIKTIDD GROCERY Hight. It is now proposed to use polar bears to pull sledses in place of dojrs in the north then the milk is hermitically sealed and sterilized. Any dish that can be made with the evaporated milk.

Tan I'se Either. The recipes below have been -made with fresh milk and a'so with the evaporated milk. When fresh milk is used, use the amount of evaporated milk plus the water. The recipes call for water ar.d evaporated milk. I'umpkin Tie.

5 teaspoon ginger. I teaspoon cinnamon. C-3 cup brown sugar. 1 tablespoon corn starch. tups cooked pumpkin.

i teaspoon salt. 1 of water. 1 cup evaporated milk. Run the pumpkin through a sieve Then combine the ingredients in the order jciven. Mix weil.

Line a pie-ran with one crust, fill in the mixture and bake until firm. If fresh juiik is used, take two Doughnuts. es. 1 cup sugar. 1-j cup evaporated milk.

cup water. 31 tablespoon butter. 1 teaspoon salt. i teaspoon cinnamon. 4 teaspoon baking powder.

T. cups flour scant. Cream the' butter, add suar, the well beaten egsrs and milk. Mix. and sift together the dry ingredients.

Combine the two mixtures. When stiff enough to roll, put on flowered board and roll to one-fourth inch thickness and cut into rinss or any desired shapes. Fry in deep lard until a Rolden brown. Urain on brown raper. Pudding.

i cup suet. i cup molasses scant 1 cup. I cup bread crumbs. cup evaporated milk. i cup water.

i teaspoon salt. v. a teaspoon soda. cup raisins. cup currants.

1 teaspoon cinnamon. 1.1 cups flour. Mix and sift together the dry In-Eredients. Chmp fine the suet, -add the bread crurrrbs, molasses and milk and water. Combine the two mixtures.

Turn into buttered molds, linking powder cans make good molds). Cover and steam three hours. Serif" with a hard sauce. See receipt below. Hani Sauce.

2 tablespoons butter. cups powdered sugar. teaspoon vanilla. 1 tablespoon evaporated milk, or pure cream. Cream the butter, add one cup of sugar gradually, then the milk or cream, then the rest of the sugar and flavoring.

Whipped cream may be used, or the evaporated milk may be used. IMidrlintr of Dread Crumbs. 3 tablespocTh sugar. cups water. 15 cups milk evaporated.

cups bread crumbs. eggs. 1 tablespoon butter. Salt, vanilla. Scald the milk and water together and pour over bread crumbs, add sugar and salt.

Let cool, then add the other ingredients and mix well. Tour into a pudding dislv and bake in a sltfw oven until done through. Soup. 1 slice onion. cups water.

I cup carrots. pup turnips. 1 cup potatoes. 1 tablespoons flour. Suit and pepper.

2 tablespoons butter. cups evaporated milk with cups water. Wash and pare the vegetables, run through the food chopper. Cook until tender in water. When done crush and mash the vegetables.

Add f.iuee made of butter, flour and milk. Conk from three to five minutes. Add and pepper to Serve hot. ream of ToiitSto Soup. 2 curs tomatoes run through --ive.

Salt and pepper. 1 teaspoon butter. Pinch of. soda. 1 spoon of flour.

cups evaporated milk. After the tomatoes are run through a sieve, add a-pineh of soda, Moisten a tablespoon of flour with 'he tomato juice, then add this to the tomatoes and ook together for a few minutes. Add the butter and fait and pepper to taste. Add the rnilk and bring to a fcoil- Serve Piping hot; Rnnt Ham With rotators. Ham size desired.

Potatoes. Milk, evaporated, i as much water as milk. Select the size ham desired. Trim away all rind and outside parts from the cured meat. Plac? in casserole.

Teal and slice potatoes in very thick slices. Surround the ham completely with potatoes, then add 'he milk and water combined until you can easily see the lif.uid through the potatoes, cover and place in a moderate oven. Do not add pepper and salt till done for usually the liiim cured is over salty and flavors all sufficiently. If not salty enough salt before serving. Rlrc PuiMinR.

cup rafsins. ii3cun rice before cooked. 25 lb. bag lb. bag $10.35 WE DELIVER It will pa you to get our prices on Groceries and Meats.

KELLY, Grocer 1 c. -All! SHULABARGERS rLOM 2018-22 EAST WILLIAM PHONES MAIN 2770-2032 GOOD MEATS COST NO MORE AT BAZLEY'S THAN YOU PAY FOR POOR GRADES ELSEWHERE. WE BUY AND SELL FOR LESS. WHY PAY MORE? 4 Special Prices For Saturday BULK OHEMSERY BUTTER 45e r.TTrrr,m7,-w-ri rmtTi rrr GENUINE EDELWEISS CAMEMBERT NEW YORK FULL CREAM BLUE LABEL CREAM ROQUEFORT IMPORTED PIMENTO BRICK and COUNTRY MADE COTTAGE CHEESE SHELLABARGER'S BIG FLOUR linn Stood the Texr of Yrnr. KfO.XOMICAI.

ASK YOl'K GIIOCER Distrihutrd by SHELLAR.VRGEK ELEVATOR CO. LAST TIMES TODAY CHOICE BEEF Beef Pot Roast 8c Boneless Rib Roast Choice Chuck Roast 12-J-c Beef Brisket Boil Beef Rib Boil M.8c Boneless Short Steaks Round or Sirloin Stks 20c Fresh Chopped Beef GRANTS 146 MERCHANT ST. 441 NORTH WATER ST. Fresh Perk Butts 16 Jc Fresh Pork Steak 19c Loin Pork Roast 22c Loin Pork-Chops Whole Pork Shoulders 15c Pure Pork Sausage Fresh Spae Ribs. Short Spare Ribs.

Vaudeville and Pictures I Eaile SPECIALS FOR TODAY FBESH POniC SHOULDER ROAST ISc A Merry Blend of Songs and Dances Sugar Cured Bacon 18c Armour's Sugar Cured Hams -20c Pure Lard, Special 14c fa Picnic Hams 13c Regular Hams 22 -Jc Skinned Hams 23c Smoked 17c Bacon Squares Extra Choice Veal Veal Stew Veal Chops Veal Roast 17c Veal Steak 35c and 25c The "Athletic Girls" 'Painless Extractors of Mirth" Feature Picture ITCHING PALM Sugar Cured Heavy Baeon 17e Bazfey's Jsaedale Margerine, 2 lbs, far 38s Bazley's Real Good Hargerine, 2 lb. for 47c Bailees Top Notch Coffee 28c Choice Mutton Legs 23c Fresh Mutton Stew 1 lc Fresh Pork Butts 16c Fresh Lean Pork Steak Pure Pork Sausage 15c Fresh Spare Ribs r. 12c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams. High Grade Butterine 18c" Fresh Beef Boil 5c Choice Pot Roast 8c Tender Round Steak 21c Best Sirloin Steak Choice Beef Roast ChoiceVeal Roast 17c Fresh Veal Stew 11c Native Veal Chops 23c Pure Hog Lard. No.

3 Pail Pure Hog Lard No. 5 Pail Pure Hog Lard, No. 10 A smashing comedy-drama-mystery picture with a thrill that will make you tingle and a surprise finish that will astound you. By all means SEE IT! 2:00 to 5:00 and to 11:00 Patrons Coming as Late as SUS Afternoons and 9:15 at Night Can See a Complete Show 48c 68c $1.38 Special Full No. 2 Pork and Beans, 6 cans for 55ci Sold only with airy other purchase.

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