Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 16

DECATUR HERALD DECATUR HERALD fatally injured while at his work QUICK RELIEF FROM Louisville Pair Tuesday afternoon. The jury returned a verdict that Schust came to his death by being accidentally crushed between the empty car and Sweaters CONSTIPATION 12 Woman's Club of Ml Auburn Meets With Mrs. Hight the rib of coal. The jury was com Jailed for Year On Girl's Charge posed of Homer Long, J. H.

Better- Skirts Women's and Misses skirts of Jersey Twill, Wool Crepe; new belt or bodice waistline; colors, gray, tan, wine, navy and red. Special S3. 95 Women's slip over sweaters in popular Fall colors- round and irregular comblna! tion colored necklines. $2.95 T.T1TTTKVTIXE. Oct.

IS Tn crmntu MT. AUBURN, 17 Twenty- rnurt this week. Edward FitzPAralH That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr.

Edwards, a practising physician for 20 years, and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. four members were present for the and George Hoskins pleaded guilty to the charge of contributing to the de-linauency of a voune eirl in Fln? ton, Elijah Brown, Roy Briscoe. James Perry and John Alchin. Mr. Schust was born in Austria, on Feb.

14, 1875, and came to America and located in Pawnee 35 years ago. Two years later he was married to Miss Mary Stritzel of Pawnee, who preceded him in death 17 years ago. Services Friday He is survived by five children. They are Mrs. Barbara Passini of Chicago; Mrs.

Mary Sanders, Paw meeting of the Mt Auburn Woman's club in the home of Mrs. Rilla Hight, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Cora Gibson presided. Those assisting Mrs.

Special Features Friday, and Saturday! Judge Reaugh assessed a fine of $200 and costs to each of the young men and also imprisonment at the Illinois state farm, Vandalia, for a period of Hight were Mrs. Cecil Thomas and Miss Carrie Fanson. one year. MINER CRUSHED Fields Apparel Section Second Floor nee; Mrs. Rose Riva, Chicago; ku-dolnh Schust.

Chicago and John After the business meeting the following program was conducted: Solo "Indian Love Call," Verna Schust, now in the U. S. Navy in China. He is also survived by one Mulligan accompanied by Cora Gib Silk Wool and Cotton Dress Goods $1.00 Woolens Olive Tablets do net contain calomel, just a healing, soothing vegetable laxative safe and pleasant. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.

They help cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown moutn bad breath a dull, tired feeling-sick headache torpjd liver constipation, you should find quick, sure and pleasant results from one or two of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Thousands take them every night to keep right.

Try them, 15c, 30c, 60c. brother. John, of Pawnee. Coroner's Jury Decides Matt Schust, Pawnee, Came to Accidental Death son. 'BR.

All members responded to the roll The body was taken to the James R. Masterson funeral home at Paw call by giving some household hint. Current events Mrs. Ethel Armstrong. Trio Lucille Wilcox, Verna Milli- nee, where it will remain until the time of the funeral at SL Mary's Catholic church at Pawnee Friday TAYLORVTLLE, Oct.

17 An inquest was held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock by. Coroner A. D. Pay-ton, into the death of Matt Schust, 54, of Pawnee, employed as a ma-chine man at mine No. 8, who was mornine.

In charge of Fr. J. J. Jaur- gan and Marjorie Bailey. name.

Burial will be in Calvary Points on interior decorating Mrs. 59 cemetery at Pawnee. Mary Vasconcellos. Suggestions for Halloween enter tainment Miss Carrie Fanson. Music Club.

Another week-end flyer. 15 pieces of new yard wide Nov- elty and Jacquard desisned The next meeting -will be with ANNUAL SALE OF WINTER COATS Presenting The Utmost In Style And Value Mrs. Virgie Allen on Saturday after noon, Nov. 9, with the Misses Lucille Wilcox, Maude Squire3 and Verna On Payments First Floor Balcony Decatur Greatest Store Milligan as. assistant hostesses.

At that time there will be an exchange of bulbs and seeds. Each person is expected to label her package with her name and the kind of seeds. There will also be a demonstra tion of home made candies and the recipes for making them. woolen dress goods splendidly adapted for women's and children's school dresses 1-95 Framoza We place on sale this weekend All our 40-inch Botany Framoza cloth. This is a very fine repp poplin weave in a soft and supple toudv for women's and children's Black and colors.

$1.69 Tweeds ORPHANAGE CHILDREN GIVEN CLOTHES, FOOD BY TOWER HILL CLUB PAN Oct 17 Answering an S. O. S. call from the Kemmerer Presbyterian orphanage, four miles north of Pana, for clothing for children, bedding and other needs for the Institution, the Tower Hill Woman's club Wednesday held a well attended all day meeting at the home of Miss Carrie Martin. The women donated clothing for more than 40 children, and some furnished goods purchased with which to make new outfits for the children at the home dresses, blouses and This October Coat Sale offers an unrivaled collection of newest, smartest coats for winter at a price which is all the more amazing when you consider the richness of fabric the lavish use of expensive furs the authentic styling in each coat! Plan to select your coat now while assortments are most varied Reasonable Deposit Holds Any Coat! $1,15 Here's a week-end special i that's a hummer 54-inch beautiful new Woolen Tweeds in a wide range of color mixtures regular price $1.69.

II $5.00 Coatings $2 i1 Think of this offering Fine all wool 54 in. coatings in the underwear. Members of the club also brought donations of canned fruit and vegetables to be sent to the orphanage. DALT0N CITY PLANNING WOMEN'S M. W.

A. CAMP L.lLSv I very newest and smartest 'tit rv i Josephine Slattery Millinery Section ALTON CITY, Oct 17 Dalton City camp, No. 1965 M. W. A.

conducted their regular meeting Monday night with members from Moweaqua and Lake City camps present. After the meeting closed the members went to the United Brethren church basement where oysters were served. L. A. Stevenson of Decatur told up-to-tne minute weaves and colorings regular price, $5, Up to 39c Wash Goods 18c yd.

take you by surprise When yon own a MAJESTIC Extraordinary Sale of Latest Mode Hats! Miss Josephine Sattlery has returned from the market. While there she was very fortunate in purchasing a collection of Smart Fall Hats at' a sesational price. We place these hats on sale at much less .1 it a of the rate Increase and Claude Curry from Camp 144 explained the plans for the policies. A camp Is being organized for women in this place. The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will conduct a bakery and candy sale in Ragen's store Saturday afternoon, Oct 19.

Chintz Prints. -Rose Ellen Probst Romper 29c 36-m. 25c 36-in. Prints. 35c 28-in.

Cloth. than trie intended selling price. rt A i i i -mi Vll JD 29c 27-in. Red Cross Nurses stripes. i-it npnn 17pc rninrc rnr viarrnn 4 Misses and Women Instant, soothing relief or iTcmng money back Use Pazo I LE OINTMENT.

Try it for Itching, Blind, Bleeding or QUICK Protruding Files. Successful a i a in most stubborn cases. Ask KeileT for PAZO OINTMENT. In convenient, handy tubes with pile pip attachment, 75c; or in tin box, 60c It's so easy now to be a perfect hostess exactly the entertainment your guests like symph ony. opera sports famous st age stars or your choice of the best dance music! Turn 39c 40-in.

Velete Voiles plain colors. Bargains Extraordinary .95 kto your Majestic proudly. sure Now! Smart Fall Hats $. It is our belief that any woman looking for Smart Hats will be able to attain the greatest values this or any other store will be able to give her for $1.95. Ordinarily these hats would sell for $4 and $5.

All the Fall shades. Tan, Brown, Green, Red, Wine, Blue, Navy and Black are included 1 Muslin Genuine Hope Muslin, full bleached; regular $1 18c 9 yards Majestic Radios For Sale At A Toweling Tan In Malestic Tlwatr of the Air -H Hall. Director ecr Sunday night, ta 10 Eastern Standard Tin. or superb colobfil xoe of uninterrupted enjoyment! ZVo evening can ever be dull when you own a Majestic! CBIGUBV-eBCIOn' Chicago, V. S.

A. It'mrU'B lAirgrtt tmnwfaetmrert Complete JtatN Mteeeiw Regular 25c all-linen towel- mg; oieacnea ana unDieacn- ed. Friday and Saturday, Rugs and Draperies Specially Priced MAJESTIC REALTY, Illustrated in thia authentla Jacobean period model, snatches the incomparable beauty of tone prorided by the famous Majeatio chassis and euper-dynamio speaker. Model 92 TUBES Ettrly English Model 91, ehasais and speaker (leu tubes), 9137.50. Tubing Regular 39c pillow tubing, all widths, no filling, Friday and Saturday special, yard a3Vt CBISS CROSS CURTAINS Plain marquisette, cream -t and ecru 2i yards j.

PAIR J) VOILE RCEFLE CURTAINS Permanent finish white and -l ecrti with rayon hemstitch trim 21 yards PAIRtJ) JL MARQUISETTE RUFFLE CURTAINS 41-ln. wide, in ecru only can be made into criss-cross PAIR J) A Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 In new fall patterns in a wide selection of patterns. Special $19.75 Damask .00 .25 .50 .39 .25 A SHADOW LACE PANEL 45-in. wide, with scalloped fringe a panel 69c snow white, mercerized table damask; a very good quality. Friday and ACiA Saturday special, yd Welcome the Man C.A.fl Ill A I RAYON TAFFETA for bedrooms, in solid colors.

Pink, lavender gold, green and blue, 50-inch, sunfact YARD SI Who Wears MIGHTY MONARCH OF THE AIR Outing This Ring LINOLEUMS 22c bleached outing flannel Axminster Rugs, 9x12 Many new fall patterns to select from. Special $27.95 eood weight and heavy, Thia ring is the Majestic Man's of Identification. Ha represents store in your neighborhood. Yon may jbava full confidence in him. 15c fleecy nap; Friday and Saturday, a yd.

COMPANY 1053 N. Water Su Phone 2-1866 Attractive patterns of 9-foot Felt Base. fi Special, a yard OOv 9-foot Felt Base and urn, in a wide assortment of patterns; gQ square yard Oi WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR THE BENWOOD'LINZE CO. 19th and Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

Batts Large Size Warm Wool-Mixed $6.50 BLANKETS DECATUR HtCo $Q'J5 Extra large and extra fine wool-mixed blankets new, beautiful plaids; new colors; sateen bound edges; blankets actually worth $6 a pair, price WAREHOUSE CO. (Shumate Transfer) 05-823 North Morgtn St 2 2346 Tel. 27537 Majestic Radio Sold On Easy Payments Radio Department Basement Store Call 4191 For Demonstration a a pair $1.00 comfort batts, size 70x90rone is enough for ftj comforter. Friday (ZQef and Saturday- UiV' Challies Regular 25c new challies for comforts and draperies; all new colors 1 and patterns Full 9-4 Sheeting Bleached or unbleached 39C $3.50 Bed Sets One 81x99 "sheet, 1 pair 42x36 pillow cases; colored hem. $2.95 75c Robe Gloth Combinations, checks and plaidsj 36-inch; $3.50 Blankets $3.00 Blankets $15.00 Blankets iSlllSl We Carry a Complete Line of Majestic Radios These Beautiful New Models May Be Seen At $11.00 Blankets Large and heavy; all-wool blankets; the very best blanket to be found in Decatur at $11 a pair.

All colors plaid; ends bound match $9.95 Regular $3.50 extra large size, plaid blankets; 70x80 size; a real bargain Regular $3.00 beautiful plaid blankets; in all colors; double Extra large size finest all wool blankets; every thread pure virgin wool beautiful plaids i- FIREPROOF DECATUR MUSIC SHOP bed size Sale In extra large size actually worth $15 STORAGE TRANS Elt l.nnc llstanc Mivinr Shnnifltn PrM .1 All- t- price, blankets. $2.19 Tel. 4497 Special $2.39 118 East William St. $10.95 Sale a pair K. Shumate.

Treas. C. Mcrlrni price.