The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

rnuay, Auvimoer 20, ly. itii A i i ii ii i hrxTR EIGHT, Kiwanis Governor Parker Thomas on Receiving' WOMAN HURT AS ALTOS COLLIDE Names Assistants End of Fight With Tenant tea on public affairs for States. Horace W. McDavid of Decatur is a Past International President and Fred C. W.

Parker of Chicago is International Secretary. In the Illinois-Eastern Iowa district, which comprises the state of Illinois and a number of cities in the eastern fringe of Iowa, there are 108 Kiwanis clubs with a membership of 5,150. District Lieutenants Take Farm Officers Find Winp and Beer at His Honw Warrants Are Served. "He jumped Into the wagon and beat me wiih a broom handle." said Parker, "and he said he was going to kill me, and he dag-gone near LOWER LOWER LOWER Down on everything but quality and values In these times of low prices on food, we believe you will want only the best. (For instance When you can buy the fanciest corn packed for 10c, why buy inferior grades?) 'The greatest values now are in the better grades such as these specials for Friday and Saturday.

FISHER GROCERY CO. TOO MUCH LIQUOR PUTS MAN IN JAIL Too much liquor and a desire for speed put Eli Moore of Springfield in the Macon county jail Thursday. State police arrested Moore and William Davidson when they found them driving recklessly between Decatur and Springfield. Moore pleaded guilty to a charge of driving -while drunk and was fined 100 and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail by County Judge J. H.

McCoy. Davidson pleaded guilty to a drunkenness charge and was fined $5 and costs. Unable to pay his fine, Davidson joined Moore in jail. Office Jan. 1.

Chicagd-AP George B. Franks, of Champaign, governor-elect of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa Kiwanis district announced the following lieutenant governors for his district: Harold W. Ward, Park Ridge. Clarence I Valentine, Auroii. Ira R.

Hendrickson, Mt. Morris. Joseph Nadler, Moline. Clifford H. Mead, Chillicothe.

Walter W. Wheatley, Harrisburg. Jewell I. Dilsaver, Mattoon. Wesley B.

Walraven. Springfield. Rev. J. S.

Peters. Clinton, la. Ceorge H. Alfs, Burlington. Ia.

J. F. Cornelius and Fred W. Pat-ersou, both of Chicago. These lieutenant governors, like the governor, will assume office Jan.

1. The present governor is Henry A. Dormeyer, of Chicago, who is a member of the International committee on classification and membership. Alfred C. Callen.

of Ur- Mrs. Jack Mitten. Homewood addition, was painfully bruised at 6:30 p. in. Thursday when a car driven by her husband and a car driven by Jack Franklin of 1628 North Woodford street collided at the intersection of Woodford and Walnut streets.

Mrs. Mitten's injuries were treated at the office of a phvsician. Krnest luda. 1375 West Wood street, reported to the police at 4 p. m.

Thursday that his automobile had struck a boy on Woodford street, between Condit street and I.eafland avenue, but that the boy declared he was not hurt and ran away, refusing to tell his name. ELECT 2 DIRECTORS' FOR TEMPLE BOARD John W. Kvans, stale's attorney, and William Diefenthaler were elected to the board of trustees of the Masonic Temple association Thuisday night. They will represent Keaumanoir commandery. Mr.

Evans succeeds Horace W. McDavid, who wishes to retire from the board. Mr. Diefenthaler was re-elected. An unusually large number of commandery members attended the meeting.

Mrs. Selmffer I HostesK. A group from the Riverside W. C. T.

U. attended the meeting of the Assumption union Tuesday. The meeting was held at the home of Mis. Lilly Sihaffer. Assumption.

Mis. Fred Peteison. resident of iSi New Pack Fancy Illinois Corn This i Ihfl finest Illinois corn parked. We liMr yon will omimro it with both Hit1 best and the clic-ipcst. If it i not a hotter value than rithrr, we will gladly refund jmir money.

UNIVERSITY CORN, No. 2 Tins 1 0c Dozen Cans. $1.18 Case of 21 Cans. $2.35 Issued Garage Permit. A permit was issued Thursday to Olive M.

Bear for a garage at 1412 North Water street to cost $150. did it." Nary Scratch. i Carl Forehand, who swore out the warrant for Mr. Thomas, did not have a on him, it was said. It was one time that the other fellow beat Mr.

Thomas to the draw. However. Mr. Thomas may yet have the last laugh, for he swore out a warrant for Mr. Fore-) hand in Justice iloyt'a court, for assault with a deadly weapon.

And yet again, there is still another little matter that may bring' a laugh to somebody. While Parker was in Decatur arranging for his release on tie first warrant another warrant of the search variety-was sworn out in which Parker was alleged to he in unlawful possession of liquor. The deputies are said to have found three gallons of wine and a small quantity of beer at Parker's home. Other KiiciiiinterK. In January, Mr.

Thomas had trouble with a neighbor, Zelphos I-andreth, and in March of that same year he was convicted of as-, saultine; Leonaid Kodcrurk as the latter was unlocking a farm Kate to get inio his own field of torn. He claimed that Mr. Thomas hit him' with an iion pipe. Ahyway, he was in bad shape for a long time. and.

after Parker's conviction he filed a civil suit ag.iin.-t him for for damages sustained in the encounter. SIM-CIA I. SI.K ICFS AT SAIA'ATfON AKMY Whn Frkr Thomas entered Justice J. W. Knowlton's court Thursday afternoon to answer a thsrge of making thueafa against Curl Forehand, one of his tenants, no one -would have rmognied the little stormy petrel of near llacon In the bruised and battered specimen of humanity that faced the judge.

Instead of bein? the ojw to make threats, Parker Thomas linked like one against whom the errtiie quarrelsome world had been making threats, and cairying them out. His right eye was in a sling and his left was in mourninsr and all butt closed. His head was bandaged and his right ear wns twice normal size and looked like a big piece of raw beef-8t-ak. But for his voice, no one would have recognized him, even when he gave his name. ood Humor.

But for all that. Parker was in leasonably good humor. The only thing that seemed to worry him was that ho had no friend to go on his bond for his appearance at a a. m. Friday.

Justice Knowltun fixed his bond at Jl.fKni. Parker declared that trade was no one who wo. lid go on his bond for that amount, and promised that he would come in on time, bond or no bond "Whv object to the si.e of the bond if rou are going to come in aiv Justice Knowlton. "It just don't iook well in print," faid Parker. was finallv allowed to go on his promise to be on time Fi 'lake a l.uoU.

Parker turn'J to City Attorney James Hcnson "L'o I look as if I had been broadcasting threats? Just look at me" said Pinker. "No said Mr. Henson. "you look as though you had been on the receiving line. What he hit ynu with, or did he bite you?" asked Mr.

Henson. bana, chairman of the International; committee on convention program; Guy Guernsey of Chicago is chair-, man of the International commit-: Freshly mined Coal End Piles Quick is the Riverside union, gave a report on the recent state convention. Order Direct from tha Mine. ritOhl CKI) BY LOCAL MEN $3.00 Screenings Chestnut Eg If Kun 'Furnace Lump Chunks No Sule No Cutting Your itching, bleeding, protruding piles will go when you actually remove the cause bail bluod circulation in the weak, flabby parts and not one minute befoie. Salves or cutting can't do this an internal remedy must be used.

KM -I toll), pi esc i iptiou of Dr. J. S. l.eon-liardt, succeeds because it stimulates the circulation, drives tint congested blood, heals and restores the almost dead parts. HEM-ROID has such a wonderful record right in this city, that Decatur Drue Company says one bottle of HEM-ROID Tablets must end your pile agony or money Other Decatur women taking part were Mis.

Carl Karnes. Mrs. John White. Mrs. Harry Thci Fire Huns.

The fueiueii made two calls Thursday. The first took them to the 1'3U0 block West Creen street, which is outside the city limits. An overheated stove scorched the paper around the flue hole. The second was to the l'to block Kast William stieet. wheie the sprinkler system sounded an unnecessary alarm.

'Furnace Lumo hai plenty or Chunks MACON COUNTY GOAL GO. Phone 4141 Salvation AiinV is having special evangelistic services this week and Friday niht presenting Rev. Verne Oglesby at the citadel at 8 p. m. The public is invited to the services.

Pure food, pure milk, pure water in all the things you eat or drink, you want absolute purity. CRANBERRIES 2 Lbs- 1 9c BANANAS round 5C CELERY stalk 5c HEAD LETTUCE 2 1 5c NAVEL ORANGES 0 RED RIVER 1 7 252 Size Dozen ZJC POTATOES, Peck 1 HEINZ Mince Meat A famous Mince Moat that makes dandy pies. a J-lb. tin RINSO An excellent powdered soap that makes your clothes with less effort. Lge.

pkg, 21e; sml. pkg. JL I JC NAVY BEANS Great Northern A mealtime fnvm ile that is healthful and j- economical JL JC KRISPy CRACKERS Flaky, oven crisp, salted squares. 2 lb. pkp.

23c 15c pkg. 10c CAMPBELLS Tomato Soup Serve it piping hot and enjoy the delicious flavor on of red-ripe tomatoes. Tins 3 2UC MILK Carnation "Has the essential nutritional qualities of the best bottled Tall tins 1 9c GRAPEFRUIT uniu, All ready to serve for breakfast. No. 2 tins 1 5c WALNUT MEATS Bordo Tacked in vacuum sealed glass to keep them fresh A 0 and sweet.

2 oz. glass IOC COFFEE Maxwell Home It has that special touch of extra richness, 1 lb tin. Plymouth Coffee, 3 lbs. 50c 32c HOMINY H.k. Healthful and economical 2 7c CORN FLAKES "Won their favor through their Lge.

pkg. 1 0c HEINZ Tomato Ketchup The pick of the vine garden fresh Small bottle. 2 25c SALMON Moby's Red Alaska First quality salmon, packed so that it retains its delicious flavor. 1-lb. tin 2.

DC Purity counts in cigarettes, too KRAFT MAYONNAISE Kitchen Fresh! 'Kraft Mayonnaise has a way of "stepping-up" any dish you honor with it." A Pint bottle IC Making cigarettes as pure as they can be made is our business. And it's your business, too because you smoke them. All the materials that go into the making of Chesterfield cigarettes are tested again and again by expert research chemists to see that they are absolutely clean and pure. Just like the things you cat or drink. The tobacco is pure.

The right kind mild, sweet and ripe! Handled throughout by the most modern machinery. The paper is pure. Clean. White. The best cigarette paper that money can buy.

There is cleanliness in every step of Chesterfield's manufacture. Old-fashioned methods have been discarded, and Chesterfields are made and packed in modern sanitary factories where even the air is ashed, and changed every four-and-one-half minutes. Every day more men and women are changing to Chesterfield. And changing for good! Four big reasons clinch the choice: Milder Taste Better Pure Satisfy. DAffkl Sugar Cured.

Well Smoked. DALUIN Any Amount. 1 1 4c YOUNG PORK i BABY BEEF i NATIVE VEAL White 1 A I Round Steak ami Swiss Pork Loin Roast, Lb. J-Tcl Steak, bone- Veal Chops loin or rib, eal loin or rib, 9Q Chops- or LtU Lb. DL less, Lb.

Lean Pork Lean Pork 1 pl I Hrisket to boil or Breast of veal-Steaks, Lb. .21 Pot Roast, -J 9 1 with pocket to roast or to XJ 2 stew, 10c Lb. Pork Chops center Hamburger fresh 'in or 1 i niitil. alt 1 rib, 1.1, 1UI h.nrelH.f.lh.laCj Lb. .7..

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