Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

DECATUR HERALD i Smock, a minister affiliated with the Rstntisf- rhtirrh. died in his- i Frederick Brand Food Store I gi hc-mt! in Moweaqua, Saturday evening. He was 86 years of age. He leaves his widow and two sons, Paul and John Smock of Moweaqua. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon in Little Flock four miles southeast of Moweaqua.

-Cecil Blosser. aged twenty years LquBartey 130 Merchant Street. SQualttu of Main 129 -if" 'died Sunday afternoon in the home of his parents, three miles- west of Moweaqua after several months illness with tuberculosis. PURE CANE SUGAR 12k Say It Fast, POUND ALL YOU WANT. Gooch's Best Hour represents thatqual-itu sought after by everu good miller and Rupture Kilb 7,000 Annually "FEDEROLLS" Plenty of Mason Quart Jars $2.50 Fine Baldwin APPLES per bushel basket.

attainedbijfev. Going to Missouri Rev. FrederlcR Brand, pastor 61 Trinity Lutheran church In Springfield, who Is well known in local Lutheran circles, has resigned his position with that church to be director of foreign missions of the Missouri synod of the Lutheran church. He will have headquarters in St. Louis and one of his first duties will be to make a trip across the Pacific to Inspect the Lutheran mission work and field in India, China, and other Asiatic countries.

The position Is a new one. Rev. Mr. Brand will not only direct the foreign mission work, but he will keep the congregations of the Missouri synod informed on the progress of the mission work and its needs. Rev.

Mr. Brand is one of the vice-presidents of the synod and has been pastor of the Springfield congregation for 17 years. CISCO CISCO, Nov. 2 Mrs. Clara Davis entertained 32 of her friends and neighbors in her home in Cisco Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.

Alice Pattengill, and Mrs. Viola Williams, who are planning to spend the winter in the South. The time was spent in a social way, and refreshments were served. Those present wre, Mrs. Alice Pattengill, Mrs.

Viola "Williams. Mrs. Sarah Hitchens. Mrs. Oxley, Mrs.

Kate Welton. Mrs. Lucin-da Wheeler, Mrs. Jane Rannebarger, Mrs. Hattie Shaff.

Mrs. P. E. Stadts. Mrs.

Charles Cornell, Mrs. Annie Mrs. Emma Jones. Mrs. Mol-lie Dooley, Mrs.

King Pattengill. Mrs. Dan Hoover. Mrs. Violet Williams, Mrs.

Olson, Mrs. Glennie Ralney, Mrs. Esker Davey, Mrs. Bertha Wlnzen-berger, Mrs. Laura Hoover.

Prudie Hamilton, Etta Weddle and Emma Cloud. MOWEAQUA. MOWEAQUA, Nov. 2 Rev. B.

That's the way we make them and bake them, almost while you wait, all kinds, Parker House, Cinnamon, Plain, Sweet, Raisin-, also the best bread you ever ate. Everything made and baked in plain sight $1.40 Red Globe ONIONS per bushel basket Seven thousand persons each year are laid away the burial certificate being marked "Rupture. Why? because the unfortunate ones had neglected themselves or had been merely taking care of the sign (swelling) of the affliction and paying no attention to the cause. What are you doing? Are you neglecting yourseif by wearing a truss, appliance, or whatever unme you choose to call It? At best, th truss Is only a makeshift a false prop against a collapsing wall and cannot be expected to act as more, than a mere mechanical, support. The binding pressure re-tarda blood circulation, thus robbing the weakened muscles of that which they need, most nourishment.

But science has found a way. and every truss sufferer In the land Is Invited to nirtke a FREE test richt in the prlvacy.of 1 'Gallons glass jag of CIDER Half gallon glass jug CIDER 50c 85c I. E. CONRAD Mg. 124 Merchant Street 10-pound can White 10-pound can CORN SYRUP 90c SYRUP 1 their own home.

The PlAPAO method Is unquestionably the riiost scientific loSf-I teal and successful self-treatment for rup isamenberoffhe (fooch Family of Food Products- SoldataRthe Better Stores S3.35 Two Bushel Sack Early Ohio POTATOES a fine keeper fflfflllllffllHMIlffllllliirailMMlllilffllllKllllWUIllffllltlllliliiltlOIll ture tho world has ever known. The PLAPAO PAD when adhering closely to the body cannot possibly slip or shift out of place, therefore, cannot chafe -or ptnehr. Soft a velvet easy to apply Inexpensive. To he -used whilst you work and whilst you sleep. No straps, buckles or springs Learn how to close the hernial opening aa nature intended so the rupture CAPTT come down.

Send your name today to PLAPAO Block 424 tSt. Louts. for FREE trial Plapao and the informa- tlon necessary. gang GREATEST AL1 An Important Special Purchase Brings Winsome, Modish Winter Dresses In Our History Began Yesterday The housewives of Decatur certainly appreciate the pportunity we have given them of learning all about the fa mous Of Velveteen, Fine Poiret, Twill and Tricotine NIV COMBINATION RANG Hundreds have been in and many have brought their usbands to hear the Factory Representative tell about those things you should know when you buy a range, and answer all questions. Whether you need a new range now or not, 1.

1 i it will pay you to come in. It an education aCtOrV UeHlOnStratlOIl an eye-opener a real mi 1 WARMING CLOSET COMPARTMENT BROILING AND TOASTING COMPARTMENT Garments Intended To Sell at Prices up to $50 There, are dresses modeled after the Eton style, and others that take the slender, straight lines so much in favor. Others are high waisted, youthful models. Skirts are plaited in modish PORCELAIN DOOR PANELS I AUTOMATIC FUME DAMPER NO ODOR IN KITCHEN as 1:1 ti 1 VI; Ml v. 1 1 :1 A 4 1 jj; UNIVERSAL-', I IlKSIilliHilB jjjPiiitM PORCELAIN SPLASHER WASHABLE SANITARY WHITE PORCELAIN BROILER PAN) HI III FUME DAMPER FOR GAS nil 'II CHECK DAMPER FOR COAL FOUR BURNERS AND S1MMERER FOR GAS' tLJfc; DRAFT CONTROLLER The materials are fine poiret twill, velveteen and tricotine, in brown and navy.

Fine workmanship and careful attention to detail in the making is appai ent. Wool embroidery, beads and colored Balkan embroidery, effectivelp applied, are used as decorations. Sizes are from 16 to 20 and from 36 to 42. Early appraisal of these garments is advisable, for the at- tractive values here are certain to occasion very active selling. DAMPER SELF STARTER FOR GAS NO MATCHES FOUR COVERS FOR COAL AND WOOD WHITE PORCELAIN DRIP PAN RAISED KEY PLATE FORBROILINQANDTOASTIHG PORCELAIN GAS COCKS ADJUSTABLE AIR MIXTURES U1 SELF STARTER FOR COAl NO KINDLING CAST IRON BURNER BOX A LIFE TIME RANGE Unusual Reductions Mark This Sale of Blankets That this is a sale of unusual importance is attested by the great number of women who have already attended and who have purchased many blankets at the sale price taking full advantage of the savings that are offered this week.

Every blanket in the great assortments here is reduced in price, and there are blankets for every need. The sale is just for this week, in observance of "National Blanket Week." DRAFT SLIDE That Air of Distinction Nothing contributes more directly to this feeling than the wearing of the proper model in the proper kind of a corset. Every woman who wants to look well, that is to have her gowns drape properly, must keep her figure trim or she will lose that good appearance that all women desire to have. UNDER GRATES Frs 13k u. I I iiJ If ASIMPLE TWIST CHANGES OVEN FROM COALTO GAS NO PARTS TO REMOVE 3111 ivcn St-H .11 ill ALL CAST IRON BODY A LIFE TIME RANGE OVEN 18X18 INCHES FOR COAL WOOD OR OMRTORSSTS Front Laced No Wonder It's Famous Quality Counts COAL WOOD OR Ml1 If AT THE SAME TIME Vi ft OR-INDIVIDJJALLY INCH-SPACE $4 Blankets, $3.25 68x80-inch Nashua cotton fleece blankets in tan and grey with fancy striped borders.

$5 Blankets, $4.19 Large, 70x80-inch, very heavy Nashua cotton fleece blankets in tan and grey with striped borders. $6 Blankets, $4.39 68x80-inch Nashua Woolnap blankets of fine, heavy quality. In tan and grey with fancy borders. $6.50 Blankets $4.89 72x80-inch, finest quality Nashua Woolnap blankets. In solid grey with contrasting borders.

$7 Blankets, $5.50 68x80-inch' heavy Woolnap plaid blankets. In broken plaid' patterns in tan, grey, yellow and helio. $7.50 Blankets $6.00 68x8 0-inch Nashua Woolnap plaid blankets in pretty block patterns in a wide variety of colors. $8 Blankets, $6.95 68x80-inch wool finish blankets in broken plaid design in three colors. Very fine quality.

$8.50 Blankets $7.39 68x8 0-inch wool mixed" blankets. In plain block and broken plaid patterns in many wanted colors. HPl lir 1 1 A 42 PJece FrencI China in a splendid pattern given by the rKtiEi Inis Week Unly Fj2rieUNIVERp Your Old Stove Taken as Part Payment. Make Your Own Terms on Balance Style is as essentially a part of MODART Corsets as health and comfort. It has its foundation in the corset and there can be no stylish construction of the outer garments without proper corset The MODART is designed and made by artists.

The newest and latest models are ready. They are the superlative in corset styles. A MODART trial fitting is the most convincing argument of the value of a MODART Corset Then the style lines are seen then beauty of outline is noted-then comfort becomes apparent Our experienced corsetiere "at your service.".