Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

DECATUR HERALD MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924. DECATUR HERALD EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FLECK HOTEL IN Warm Colors Best HEART FLUTTERED, PEPGEN AIDS HER PAN A IS LEASED PAN farch 16 Mrs. Louise De-paepe has leased the Fleck hotel In Oak street, opposite the Union depot, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evey who have opened the hostlery and arc ready for business.

The entire building has been renovated and numerous repairs made and placed inMhe best of condition and is now one of tho neatest hotels in Central Illinois. It is first class in every particular and Manager Evey and wife should meet with success in their new undertaking. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGavic of South State street are parents of a fino 13-pound daughter, born Wednesday.

Merle Husted of St. Louis. Charles Molz of Hartner, and Fred Moz, of Kioda, arrived here Wednesday night to attend the funeral of William Molz, held Thursday afternoon in his.lato residence. Third and Vino streets. Charles Molz is a brother of the deceased: i I a Mn-inJnn anri TVjrl an(f 80n of the late Michael Molz, who died March 6.

John Deane of Terr0 Haute- Ind. her) "ness and subsequent death Richard J. Delane. Sheriff Edward of his Snider rdered from Bay City. two full-blooded wolfhounds.

The order is due to the fact that two large timber wolves were recently killed in the neighborhood of Hen-ton, northeast of Pana. Republicans to Meet The Pana Township Republicans held a caucus at the city hall Friday evening for the purpose of nominating a ticket of candidates to be presented to the voters at the annual election Tuesday, April 1. TAYLORVILLE MAN FURNISHES BOND TAYLORVILLE, March 16 Col. Gus H. Watkins, auctioneer, gave bond of 51.000 Friday -r his appearance at trial in the circuit court on a charge of criminal as- ult against Mrs.

Ruth Downen. of this city, of Clarence Downen who is employed by the C. I. P. S.

com- ASK THEM! Miss Dunlap and Miss Young mill answer any questions on their subjects of home economics that Herald readers wish to ask them. Address your questions to Miss Young or Miss Dunlap, Woman's Department, Decatur Herald, HOUSEHOLD HINTS A nice filling for sandwiches is made of figs. Take three-fourths of a cup of chopped figs, one-half cup sugar, one-half cup hot water ono tablespoon lemon 'juice. Cook figs, sugar and water in double boiler until thick and transparent. Add lemon juico.and cool.

There are several kinds of late- I ness. to indulge in which nKe as a positive social error Sticklers on social etiquette class being late to a dinner en8aBi. the unpardonable social errors. Being late-at the opera theater is still something that, people solves although it docs sometimes seriously disturb those of the audi ence who wish to be present when the curtain rises but to be late to a dinner engagement is another matter. This is a recipe for a good and in expensive hand lotion mat it wouia be well to file away for future use.

of glycerine, rosewater and benzoin. Strain the juice of two lemons and add one-half pint (one cup) boiling water. When cooled add the mixture of glycerine, rosewater and benzoin. mix thoroughly and bottle. When making quince jelly next summer save and dry the quince seeds.

When making the above lotion boi a small handful of the seeds in half a pint of water before putting in the lemon juice and adding to the first mixture. This gives body to the lotion. This preparation will soften tho skin, prevent chapping and will not injure any fabric with which it may come in contact. Mrs. Christona Clements.

344 Water Street, Decatur, says: "I had dvspepsia iu the -worst form. was hard for me to retain food on my stomach. Sometimes I had attacks of indigestion that lasted for hours. Mv heart fluttered and palpitated until I thought it -ivas going to jump out of me "I had no energy or' ambition. 1 was just a "drag" on myself, and everybody else.

I kept right on go ing down hill. Althoush I took se-pral different kinds of medicines I hadn't been able to get satisfactory relief. Finally I tried Pepgen. It was different" from anything else 1 had ever tried. It went ripht to the spot.

I could almost feci myself getting stronger from the very first day I started to take it. I notv feel as good as I ever felt In all mv life. I can eat whatever I want and there is no indigestion afterwards. I am so much stronger that work which formerly tired me out is now a pleasure. "I advise all of my friends to take Pepgen if they have anything the matter with their stomach, or if they are in a general run down condition of health." Pepgen has relieved hundreds of Decatur people of gas on the stomach, heartburn, bloated feelings, sour stomach, sick headaches, nervousness, pains iu the back, and habitual constipation.

Why not ou? Pepgen is sold in Decatur only at the Decatur Drug Co. It may also be obtained at one leading drug store in every nearby town which may be known by a Pepgen sign. OUR WET WASH ROUGH DRY are returned to you sweet and white. Main 5834 DECATUR MODEL LAUNDRY CO. WED.VESDAY COMEKN MOORE IX -FLAMING 1'OfTH" Douglas t0 -sfjjrff -sjRUrlt- LARRY SEA3IAX iv "horseshoes" AKSOPS FABLKI, FOX KEWS 10 soL-aoe DECATUR HERALD MEMBBR OF ASSOCIATED PR1CSS TS.

anj.fA PrMi SXClQStVSlV Jtled to to oh Cor republication or ail news dispatches orealtad to It or not other-rls credited In tnts neper and also the oca I news published Entered at the 'Poetofflce tn Decatur. Ill- as eecocd class matter. A4Jres all communl- alona to The Decatur Uerald. Decatur. III.

All ncbts of republication or apecial lispatcres berelo are also reserves'. Published the Deratur Herald CO-t North Matn street. Dx-ator. UL SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier In Decatur and nearOy towoa, oer week. IS cents.

Be msll In Decatur's trading territory. IS per Tear. PUBLIC NOTICE LOST AND FOUND LOST Pair of glasses in brown leather case, stamped inside: "Winona clinic." Please 'ctum for reward to 143 XV. Eldorado. V.

815. TIltK AND KIM Pound Mam GIRL'S SIGNET rillB About weeks ago. near Oakland School. rtenard Main 6617 or 1063 W. Main.

EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED MALE WANTKD Six first class all round machinists used to close work. Reply stat- ii sr experience and wages expected. Address Box Champaign. 111. KXI'ICKIKNCED MARRIED MAN on larm good house, out buildings, cellar, cistern and well.

Jets March, Mowcaqua, 111., Macon phone. "WANTKD Man with some capital and Ford Truck to go into profitable business for himself." Address E-131S care Herald. WA TED Kailway Mail Clerks; salary: pcrmaueut: travel: experience unnecessary: free sample questions: write Immediately. Mr. Stewart, Dept.

5. 6002 Market. Pa. MKX To train for firemen, brakemen, monthly: write only (which Railway Association Desk -44a. Decatur.

pany. atkins was Indicted by the grand jury which made its report, Tuesday. The alleged attack i said to have occurred at the Watkin's home where tho Downens have rented rooms. Watkins is charged only with attempt to force his attentions upon the woman. He denies the charre and has employed counsel.

no i and pass in small dish. and pass in small dish. Halibut Mainstay of Fish for Our Tables Is White-Fleshed, Very Firm, and Has Advantage of Possessing Few Bones Vy JIISS OLIVE YOL'XG James Millikio University) Halibut is one of our mainstays in thu tisli line and it may be prepared in many ways. It com us from the ocean, is a white fleshed, very firm fish and has one great advantage in that the bones are large and can be easily removed even before cooking. Halibut is often served as fillets which means a piece of tish.

freed from skin and bones. It may be large or small. flounder is cut in fillets it is served under the name "fillet of Sole is really an English fish and not found in American waters but flounder is very similar in flavor and texture. Halibut is lacking in fat. therefore It may be fried either with or without breading or it may be cooked in a sauce or served with a rich sauce as tartar or hollandaise.

linked Halibut with Tomato Sauce 2 pounds halibut cups stewed tomatoes 5 cloves 1 cup water 1 slice onion teaspoon sugar 3 tablespoons butter I tablespoons flour 1 1 teaspoon salt I I teaspoon pepper Cook tomato, water, onion, cloves and sugar 15 minutes. Rub butter land flour together and stir into hot 1 tomatoes, then add salt and pepper. Let come to boil, then strain of the sauce over the piece of halibut. This should have been wiped with damp cloth and the skin removed and then placed in baking dish. Bake 30 minutes, basting often.

Then pour in the remaining hot sauce, garnish with parsley and serve. Fillets of Halibut Select two slices of halibut and separate into fillets. Roll in fine bread crumbs, then dip in beaten eggs and then in crumbs again. To the beaten egg add I teaspoon of salt. Fry a golden brown In deep fat.

drain in soft paper and serve with tartar sauce. Tartar Sauce 1 cup oil mayonnaise I tablespoon finely chopped onion, green pepper, sour pickles, green olives. 'Add these before serving NOW PLAYING 'WEST IS WEST" NEWS KSt I 1 "ill 1 IN Admission Matinee, 10-S0-30C ii I I I i HELP WANTED MALE A DISH WASHER at tVllsopa Cafeteria. WANTED Farm hand, experienced, single man. Taylor Hoots.

Cerro Gordo. AN AMBITIOUS MAN wanted, ent position. Good earnings. shaoKlin. 4.ni.lii.u i Perman-See Mr.

i m. BE A BARBER We teach you and find yon a Job yon can naaka sood money while learning- Decatur Barber College. 135 Eldorado. BLACK '1 story brick building with elevator. Unequipped.

Excellent location. Address Brown. Cerro Gordo. 111. Phone cerro porno -j.

CLERKS Railway Mail. Other good government postal positions. J1400-fma vearlv. Experience unnecessary Pull particulars free by writing G. W.

Robbing, 4 ivu Burchell Washington. D. C. MEN You can have a profitable business or good paying position by taking our short course of barber training. Send for catalog.

MOI.EB BARBER COLLEGE. 105 S. Wells. REALTOR wanted to take office on commission basis in Decatur. None but sc-tlve hlgh-elass realtor need apply.

H-1300 care Herald. SINGLE MA on month and board, exira pay tnrougo narvesi anu threshing. S. T. Leonard.

Warrensburg. WANTED Young men for year to travel with me and sell, experience unnecessary. Unlimited educational and profitable advantages. Expenses advanced. Write stating age and previous employment to 1.

G. Lacey. General Delivery. Pana. III.

WOOD PATTERN MAKER: must be a real mechanic for job snop worK. Address 1520 care of Herald. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Housekeeper, one capable of taking rare of a pome. rertn Franklin. WANTED Experienced waitress at once Kraft hotel.

EXPERIENCED maid wanted for genera! housework. No washing or ironing.i Mrs. J. M. Dilroll.

169 Summit Ave. 4 ELDERLY LADY to care for child while am employed" at other work. No washing, ironing or srrubhing. Mrs. Lvnn Ankrom.

Lintner. Illinois. HOUSEKEEPER Wanted by bachelor. Must be well respected laoy. j-teicrences exchanged.

D-1S5 care Herald. LADIES DOUBLE YOUR EARNING POWER BY LtAHMMi HbAtTl CULTURE. JFhort course completes. Easy wo k. Big demand.

Positions writing when competent. Catalog free. Write MOLER COLLEGE. 105 S. Wells, Chicago.

WHITE GIRL wanted for general house work. No washing or tronmg. airs. H. S.

Gebhart. Main 16S4. Phone M-2243 I re I 3 ea rs si k.sssl ib for Darker Rooms Cooler Colors, Typified by Greens and Blues, Make Small Rooms Seem Larger By MABEL DDM.AP James Millikin University One of the first points to decide in selecting a color color scheme is the choice of that is best suit- cd to the partic ular noust; have in mind. Vor example for any reason. the house is dark and needs an ef fect of light and sunshine there is nothing that, will give this as satisfactory as yellow.

If the house has a great' deal of light and sun- shine and needs a color which sug- rests coomess, then a blue, green or grey may be used. The direction which the house faces would help to determine the color chosen for the different rooms. It should be kept in mmd that the blues, greens and greys are the cool, receding colors and that they tend to make small rooms seem larger and large rooms larger. This is not true -of red, orange and yellow. These are the advancing colors, and give exactly the opposite effect making the rooms seem smaller and warmer.

All these colors may be handled successfully, beautiful harmonious color schemes may be carried out-in any of them. Choice in Colors In the use of any ono of these colors there is a wide range of choice. Kor example, yellow is a pure color but by mixing it' with red we may produce many different shades. If the amount of red is increased until we have equal amounts of red and yellow the color is orange. If there is more red than yellow then the red predominates.

In this case we have combined two colors that are warm, the result being extra warm. If, on the contrary we go the other way on the color circle mixing the yellow with blue, we will have very different results. The addition of blue to the yellow makes green which will become more decided until, if we add equal parts of yellow and blue, a pure green is secured. In this mixture we have combined a warm advancing color and a cool receding color. Avoid Pare Colors Pure colors are never attractive when use.d in large amounts and should be avoided in house furnishing except for giving accent.

For ex ample in a room which has blue as the predominant color a bright, orange bowl or vase, a bit of rrange colored flowers such as calendulas, or a picture which has bright yellow flowers, any of these will add a note of accent and will make the blue more interesting. Blue and orange are exactly opposite or complimentary to each other. Almost any color, scheme is Improved by the addition of black in small quantities. If, on the contrary, yellow Is predominant in the color scheme, spots of bright blue will be very attractive. Neutral colors are secured by com- bining with other colors.

For ex ample, blue, yellow and red are combined in equal quantities to make gray. It is easy to understand wby gray is a very harmonious color and why it combines so easily with other colors when it is understood that it has all these other colors In it. Thus, gray may be combined with blues, yellows; or with reds and in almost every case the result is pleasing. ASSUMPTION TO HAVE NEW STORE March 16 A novelty store will be opened In a short time in the first store room west of the Illinois State bank. George Chaney was in St.

Louis last week and bought the stocj It will be known as Lnancy 6i ton. airs. Francis Leaf of Moweaqua visited the family of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Thursday, Misses Alta Hight, and Edith Lach-1 arite were in Decatur Wednesday.

Jirs. a. 4utshall has been ill the past week. The young women of I. A.

H. class held a candy sale at Wallace's store. Saturday morning at 10 a. m. The Epworth' league will serve lunch at the farm sale of Charles Tbxawl Thursday, March 20.

CLINTON WOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE CLINTON. March 16 snit V- divorce was filed in the circuit court today by Jessie Simmons Porter againsf.Thomas B. Porter on the ground of extreme and repeated cruelty. The bili cites the couple were married in Lewisburg. Ky.

on October 5, ID 18 and separated 'November 29. 1923. They have one child, Ila -Porter, aged 4' years. Besides asking for a decree of divorce the mother is asking for the custody of the child. The suit be tried at the May term.

Where Everybody Goes Empress Vaudeville and Pictures "THE VIRGINIAN" For Twenty Years a Masterpiece- of Westrn Literature. JIMMIE KEMPER CO. Wltk ELEAOR PRICE In REVUE CMQIE' BEE HO GRAY CO. "The Versatile G)wboy" Late Feature of Mclntyre A Heath Blanche and Jimmie CREIGHTON in "Mudtown Vaudeville" 1 HELP MALE OR FEMALE ALL MENV WOMEN. BOYS' GIrTSTT; to 65.

willing to accept government rL sitlons traveling- or stationed write Mr. Ozmont. 176. St. Lonia.

tmmerfl.t.lv SALESMEN AND AGENTS STATE DISTRIBUTOR Jil. territory. High class fast selllnr tide used la every home. Permanent peat business, established demand gJLS for 500 monthly. $300 capital 'neede? fully secured.

Wonderful opportuntiV ana al- SA LESMEN Three young men of cor electrical Family, to sell In IWalii, JL. -1 I r' must be satisfied with :i.00 to 1-5 per month, to start. See D. A. Lindblad.

3rd floor. Linn SruggB LIVE auto truck salesman wardress care Herald ed. Add SELL MADISON "BETTER MaLT SHIRTS direct from our factory wearer. No capital or experience quired. Lastly sold.

Brg profits. WrM" for FREE SAMPLES. MADISON V11 63 Broadway. New Tork. See e.

and If you aro an ambitious sn with a eo'jd record. I will giv you crrri' plcte information relative to th? Exceptional Offer. That a nationally known -concern has for you. KstabUsht'! bufsitipsn Many usrg fn territory. Tho product calls for rrw'a" business.

We train and show you h-v to product. For prompt appointment aV dress A-1S00 care Herald. Give ttlY.i number and state if car owner. SITUATIONS WTD MALE DOOKKEtPER OR CASHIER enced. With, best reftrences.

BOARD AND LODGING qOTVlS WITHOUT BOARD 1 WOOD. WEST. 16T Well fuimstcd tV itig room: Lath adjoining: mti private home. Fairview tVAXER. fOLTH.

421 Pleasant modern houpe: three windows. ta three blocks from court ELDfMiADO. WEST, Modern. nithed rooms; city heat. Also "gara-.

srace for three cars. IDEAL WAK.M MODERN sleeping roor like home. Main 2 1 'OMFOKTABLE BOOMS near ikik sity. 3 a veek each, rhone Fairrir'. WILLIAM.

C79 FuiTHtlied rooms with city heat. Fair CLOSE IN Modern room. Ma: WATKR NORTH. CERRO GORDO. E-.

sr5 rooms. Uentletnen. Modern house. V- EDWARD, 30Modern lumishM tieepms room, steam nat, close in. Mai- 5113.

MAIN WEST. 10Ti Modern furnisi--d peeping roemg. Phone F. XORTH. 315 Rooms modern, home.

Furnished rtlshed to uit arty. privat I'RAIRIE Si Modern elMp-ins rooms, euitabl for 1 or 2. Fair 'J I -V ORTH. S3S One mo-ini furnishM sleeping room. Privat lamih.

Main 6307. ROOMS FOR HOUSE'KPG 14 TWO light faousekeepic roem. hajrvtew MAIN, NORTH, housekeeping; trance. 719 To rooms for lipiu first floor; private en- WILLIAM. EAST.

1.M7 One to thrt strictly modern, furnished, housek-epirp rooms in clean. Quiet home. Adults presfcrred. ELDORADO 2682 in? rooms. Modern.

I'sat housekep-Mam 5344. TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, ern. convenient to hath, an grout 4 floor. 527 Xorrh. Jackson.

3-MODERN FURNISHED light hout-koeping rooms. Call Main 1410. Morgan. NORTH 3 Modern furnished hs lio'isekeeping rooms. Adultg.

Main CHURCH. bZO 2 all modern, well ir-nished Hght housekeeping rooms. SI A IX. til. Neatly furnished.

papered. light housekeeping rooms, gas for cooklne. CERRO GORDO, 3 uniuraishei Main 4501. GREEN, WEST. 624 Two strictly modern ngnt nouskepmg Main 5-f.

MoX ROE. XT! 16. Two unfurcished strictly modern rooms. Three Iar closets connecting bath. J18 per month.

On buy line. Main 3''95. MONROE newly furnished and decorated light housekeeping rooTE private entrance. Xo children, over 1 yr old. MA COX.

Main -Z unfurnished room- MODERN furnislicc rooms for housekeeping. On ground floor. Prtvats entrance. Xo objections to children. Call Fair.

164 S. MODERN furnished 2. room apartment private bath, 725 TV. Macoa. Phone Main Si MAIX.

E-. 42 One large modern rcom for light housekeeping. WKST FOREST. 1130 Just aoated. choicely furnished rooms, with privaT entrance and telephone extension.

3344. 2 NEWLY furnished modern rooms for 1. h. k. 1T2S E.

William. Matn MODERN light Private entrance. housekeeping rooais-Fairview 523. BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER 18 WE WILL. TRANSFER your soiled clothing for clean in a simple satisfactory war.

Waah-Rite. Main INSTRUCTION TRADE SCHOOLS 23 I'RENCH CLASS now nirtine. approvd methods of Instruction. For particulars. Address Box 406.

Detur. WANTED TO BUY HORSE Smooth mouthed, gentle. eyes and sound. Call Main 19:7. ONE CAR LOAD of may bean hay wanteJ J.

J. Harrtstown. III. LARGE SIZE te Laval Cream Separator. suitable for rower.

Call S4 King WILL. CALL ud pay casa for r-mairazlnea. furnltur. carp.ta. roia, stoves, old clotbea, sooea.

etc. Mala 14 MERCHANDISE HOUSEHOLD GOODS DINING TABLE and chalis. bed ivd sprinei. combination bo; oase, fruit Jam and other articlt. West North Street, third floor.

LIVING ROOM suite, will sacrifice- 1211 West Macon. Main QUICK MEAL oil stove. Now closet. Bookcases. Copboani Tables.

Jlockera. Couch. Stand. 35QB. UKED BABY BfGGT.

n' l'rice llo W. Macon. Fairvifw FEATHER MATTRESSES made your feather beds. Old mattresses novlsted. Iec.

Mattress Factory. Watr. Main 16s. DAY BEDS, davenports, laundry stow cheap. Wo buy.

selL rent turniturt Pavis Furniture, Sr? N. Wnion St GOOPS for sale at Marietta, first floor. Fairelew WE UVY. SELL OR EXCHANGsThooi hold cooda. Corns and sea ua.

Bays Iorsey. 110 N. Water. HAMILTON BEACH and Resenia trio cleaners In excellent conUU-Reasonable. Fairvlew zm.

J3S.00 GENUINE BRASS BED: shop A bargain. elO.frO. Scovlll Company. THREE NEW JRUGS. ble bargain.

a Water t. -4 ill" of sas stoves. Perrv Second a- I IS Kai seriously damaged our plant, early Sun-day morning and today's bread was baked under great difficulty. A large force of men worked all day yesterday cleaning up the machinery and bringing in new supplies, as none of the old stock could be used to make the 7,000 loaves of bread ordered for today's delivery. We have full confidence that you will have due consideration for the extreme difficulty and great handicap under which we are working and in the event that anyone should get any of our product which is not up to standard you will be doing us a favor to return it to your grocer, at once.

We expect to be back to normal in a few days, turning out the same high quality which has made Purity Products so favorably known. "BIG BROTHER" has I something that only I one picture in a thousand 1 a has a soul. A story of the underworld, thrillingly told. 1 Asd Pgggy 1 XT Di Comedy and INews I MUST THE WOMAN ALWAYS PAY? Grover C. Patton, President Docs the man receive punishment for no hissii sins Society points a scornful fin-srer at this Efrl, who cave blindly on the 'altar of lovr.

Can He. iu all honesty, Judee this sirl. frightened by circumstances. Ignorant of love nd Its pltfallsf "NAME THE MAX" Is not a problem play. It Is a' story of yauBK people of today, tender, rxqnislte in Its pathos, daringly Intimate and -vvltha! most powerful because of Its aimpliclty and bumaa-ncsa.

SirH4iUCiine IJT- Adapted, from. I THZMASIUOTfUM' 434 North Morgan St. mt Store, B. Webster. Mam 2si1t 4.