Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

Wednesday, February 22, 193; PAGE ErJil DECATUR HERALD months, Bobby Carey having had his left leg lacerated in an attack by the dog. TO GIVE SUNDAY SERMON. Rev. Ollie Graves of the Church of God will deliver a sermon Sunday afternoon, Feb. 26 at St Peter's A.

M. E. church. The services are sponsored by the A. C.

E. league. LINCOLN HOTEL MAN RE-ELECTED STATE ASSN. TREASURER Chicago to Cairo Route Designated Egyptian Highway Latham Juniors to Present-Play Thursday Night ANOTHER PERSON IS ATTACHED BY DOG IN CLINTON Clinton Francis Shirley was bitten on the hand Monday by a collie dog belonging to the Elizabeth B. Hull academy.

This is the second person attacked by this dog In the last two Young Arthur Farmer Held on Theft Charge Arthur Ted Fifer, young Arthur farmer, is out on bond awaiting the ba a debate: that the home has been a greater factor in causing lawlessness than the educational system." The affirmative will be presented by Rev. D. B. Anderson, Mrs. U.

B. Stanford and Miss Deborah Wright, and the negative will be taken by Rev. C. M. Gonigan, Mrs.

C. E. Leonard anil Mrs. Brice Whistler. A.

P. Bickenbach, Mrs. A. C. Sutherland and Mrs.

J. Kil-martin will sing. Also Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neff, of Moweaqua will sing.

TnedicafaL Ingredients of Vkkg action of the grand jury on a charge of stealing merchandise of Effingham, from Watson over routi 142 to Mt. Vernon; over route 37 from Mt. Vernon to Marion; over 147 from Marion to Mounds; over route 35, a distance of a half mile', from Mounds to route 2, and over route 2 to Cairo. The committee' will make an attempt to obtain a federal marking of the highway from Watson to All the historic features of the highway are to be designated. ILLI0P0LIS CLUB TO HOLD DEBATE Illiopolis The Domestic Science club will meet Friday afternoon in the home of Rev.

and Mrs. D. B. Anderson. Mrs.

Harry Pfifer, Mrs. A. C. Sutherland and Mrs. Harland Waddell have charge of the program.

One feature of the meeting will from the Montgomery Ward store Lincoln David W. Clark, was elected treasurer of the Illinois Hotelman's association at the Chicago convention. Mr. and his daughter, Anna Louise, have returned to Lincoln after attending the convention, sessoons of which were held in the Great Northern, Eismark and Palmer House. This will be Mr.

Clark's 12th consecutive year as treasurer of the association. VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP in Mattcon. When arrested in Mattoon recently, he confessed to stealing the merchandise from the store and also. to stealing two automatic shotguns last fall, one from George Taylor and one from E. W.

Craig. Both of the latter two men are farmers- The Craig gun was recovered in Decatur and the Taylor gun in Mattoon. Economy Large 7C Lump Coals3'75 Illinois Furnace Era $3.50 Drlirrrrd Price" ECONOMY COAL CO. 1KTS y. Walrr Iinl Mattoon The Egyptian highway is the name by which the shortest route between Chicago and Cairo will ba known.

This name was selected by a committee of men from towns along the route at a meeting in Mt. Vernon Sunday. Mattoon men present at the meeting were H. R. Checkley, member of the committee, and Oakley Starbuck.

The next meeting of the committee will be in Mattoon early in March. A meeting for local people interested in the project will be held in the Association of Commerce headquarters Friday night Food Arcade EASTERN PACKING COMPANY 134-138 Merchant St. Three Phones Dial 4238 FREE DELIVERY (ftfnTT) First Showing of New Spring of this week. Kermit Voile Ruth Reeves The highway extends over route 49 from Chicago to Kankakee, over state route 25 from Kankakee through Mattoon to Watson, south POLICE SEARCH FOR WOULD-BE ATTACKER Taylorville City- police are investigating an attempted attack on Lela Devore, local high school girl, which occurred about 6:15 p. m.

Sunday as she was passing Memorial school. The girl told authorities that as she was on her way to a meeting in the Christian church, a man grabbed her by the throat. He loosened his hold on her and fled when she struck him, she said. She ran to the Christian church, four blocks away, and notified police. No trace of the man was found.

He was described as being dressed in overalls, and having one bandaged hand. 25 ounces for254 Jewelry and Gift Items at the New Low Prices Latham "The Little Clodhopper," a comedy drama, will be presented in the Latham High school Thursday night. It is being given by the junior class under the direction of Miss Lorraine Cox, English teacher and dramatic coach. The play is a lively American comedy in three acts telling the story of a little orphan girl from the poor house and the troubles and misfortunes she goes through before she discovers that she has a wealthy father living in Texas. POTATOES cobbler.

Bag 89c Pecks ....2 for 29 BANANAS Ripe 4 Pounds 15c PORK STEAKS Tender Pound 9c Center loin chops. 14 BOILING BEEF Pound 8c CHEESE ffinnfe: Pound 14c HALIBUT Pound 17c FRESH OYSTERS Pint 19c Quart 35 TOMATO JUICE ck 4 Tins 19c the Crop The cast includes: SeDtimus Green, a TCune book agent 95 $95 $5.00 Men's and BoyV Ingram STRAP WATCHES The New Ingram 8-Day ALARM CLOCKS Leroy Anderson. M0NTICELL0 CLUB TO ENTERTAIN D.A.R. Wins Happy Relief From Sick Stomach "Doctors said I had ulcers and put me on a diet. 1 subsisted on milk and crackers for 18 months but atlll had pain.

Since I started on L'rtga Tablets, I have no pain. What a pleasure it is to eat vegetables and soups, and believe me, 1 ate a big cream cheese sandwich with no ill effects. Thank you for the great favor you have done for me Udga Tablets, a doctor's prescription, have a world-wide record of success In the treatment of gas pains, stomach ulcers, excess acid, belching, bloating, pains after eating, sour stomach, constipation, heartburn, poor digestion, dyspepsia, gastritis, and other conditions caused by hyperacidity or faulty diet. Why suffer when you can try tfila safe and harmless treatment without risk? Get a $1.00 package of Udga Tablets today. Use the entire box and then, if you are not positive that they have done more for your sick stomach than anything you ever used return the empty box and get your money back.

Ask your druggist for Udga today and see what a real treatment can do for your sick stomach. At Decatur Drug Co. and Walsrreen's. ocev Gump, a country Dumpcin permit Voile. George Chieserson.

nn innocent Iamb Irom the city Dale Voile. Mrs Chisfrprsoll-Boaes his scheming Genuine Parker AC mama Henrietta Hildebrand. Miss Juliette Bean, Splinterville'a old maid Feme Kilck. Charmian Carter, an actress Eloise Hunt. Jfa PEN and PENCIL SETS ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT Double Tested Double Action judv, tne little cioanopper irom mc vwi house Ruth Reeves.

Monticello The members of Remember Allerton chapter, D. A. and their husbands will be the guests of the Rotary club at a 6:30 p. m. dinner in the Presbyterian church dining room Monticello chapter, O.

E. S. will entertain its worthy grand matron, Mrs. Lulu C. Grimes, in the chapter room, Friday night.

A 6:30 p. m. dinner will be served in the Methodist church by the Methodist guild. OLD RESIDENCE ON 50 LARD 4 19c Armour's Star BROWN FARM NEAR BUTLER DESTROYED Advance Showing of Spring GIFT NOVELTIES FJ Crystal and rink Set of 6 GOBLETS and SHERBETS Butler Fire, originating from a defective flue, Saturday destroyed Amber or Green Glaus 00 CM An Dl ATCQ set of 6 50-Pc. DINNER SETS $18 62-Pc.

CHINA DINNER SETS. 42-Pc. DINNER SETS $5.95 a 10-room, two-story farm residence occupied by the family of William Shockey, one-half mile east of Butler on the farm of Frank H. Brown. The heme was nearly 100 years old, and was constructed almost entirely of walnut lumber.

The Shockey family who had been away from home during the day, returned at 6:30 p. m. Saturday, and started a large fire in an old style fireplace. It is believed the fire overheated the flue, starting the blaze. Members of the family succeeded in removing the furniture and contents of the lower flocr.

All furniture on the second story' of the building was destroyed. Loss on the building and contents was approximately $5,000. Curtis Jewelry Co. FOR 75 YEARS AT 156 E. MAIN ST.

WALTER FLORA, SUCCESSOR PICT leaves of TURKISH tobacco are strung to dry and cure in the sun. uii Life Assurance Company of Canada INCORPORATED 1865 Head Office Mo.vtrkaj. STATEMENT for 1932 TOTAL ASSURANCES IN FORCE, December 31, 1932 $2,928,952,000 This large amount, the accumulating estates of nrarlv a million Sun Life policyholders, will become payable to them or their dependants during this generation a stabilizing factor of great social and economic value. NEW ASSURANCES PAID FOR 284,098,000 TOTAL INCOME 161,407,000 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 148,026,000 EXCESS OF INCOME OVER DISBURSEMENTS 13,381,000 PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES: During the year 1932 108,527,000 Since Organization 702,712,000 ASSETS 611,436,000 Bonds: government, municipal, public ntib'ty and others; stocks: preferred and common: loans on mortgages; real estate; loans on Company policies; cash in banks, and other assets. LIABILITIES 597,241,000 Almost nine-tenths of thin mm reprewnts the policv reserve the amount set aside to guarantee all policy payments as they become due.

PAID-UP CAPITAL ($2,000,000) and balance at credit of shareholders' account $3,416,000 RESERVE for depreciation in mortgages and real estate 4,781,000 SURPLUS 5,998,000 $14,195,000 THe valuation of assets has been carried nt on the base prescribed by the Insurance Department of the Dominion of Canada; also on the basis prescribed by the National Convention of Insurance Commissioners the United States, and the Superintendents of Insurance of the Provinces of Canada. Policy reserves have been valued by the full net levelprermiim method, on bases more exacting than those required by the Insurance Act of the Dominion of Canada. According to the form of report and the basis prescribed for the valuation of securities by the National Convention of Insurance Commissioners of the United Stales, the assurances in force, paid for basis, are the assets, the liabilities, capital and balance of shareholders' account, reserve and surplus, $13,313,000. "sMMiMMaMv 1 WlLtk ell, mats something' about cigarettes 1 never knew bei ore Income from renewal premiums was the largest ever received by the Company in a single year. Cash in repayment or reduction of policy loans exceeded in amount that of any previous year.

Revivals of lapsed policies were in excess of those of any previous year, with one exception. The net amount of policy proceeds left with the Company at interest was substantially increased. Sun Life policyholders number nearly a million. Assurances in force have increased since 1929 by $465,000,000. Assets hare increased, daring the same period, by $43,000,000.

Applications for new assurances were re-ceived by the Company during 1932 at an average rate of more than $1,000,000 for every working day. During 1932 the Company paid to policyholders and berfeficiaries more than $360,000 for every working day. Td never thought much about what's inside a Chesterfield cigarette. But I have just been reading something that made me think about it. Just think of this, some of the tobacco in Chesterfield the Turkish comes from 4000 miles away! And before it is shipped every single leaf is packed by hand.

All because Turkish tobacco is so small and delicate. Of course I don't know much about making cigarettes, but I do know this that Chesterfields are milder and have a very pleasing aroma and taste. They satisfy and that's what counts with me! SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA W. H. ATTEBERRY Branch Manager Kighth Floor Old National Bank Building Evansville, Indiana BEN S.

LIVESAY Unit Manager 5(9 Citizens Building Phone 2-1044 Decatur. Illinois 1935. Iiggitt Myeu Toiacco C..