Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

I HI I I ii i i rPUPILS WORK PLEASES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IWSAUKHIUII -V" if! 0 1 Tlo mini To Reduce StocM We MENU ron FRIDAY The Following Low Prices first class Merchandise Training Shop Receive Much Notice. of people, both young and visited the public school exhibit the library Thursday and were "Utlv pleased by the work of the pu-nlrces from Erk-k Brouar's $38.00 Wilton Rugs, 9x12, this sale $31.50 Wilton Rugs, 9x12, this sale 1W t- BIG RUCTIONS IN shon in the E. A. Gast ichool are exciting: much and also causing the visitors to Ilrrnkrnat. Cereal.

Dates and Cream. Creamed Toast. Riced Eggs. Orange Marmalade. Doughnuts.

Coffee. Dinner. Consomme with Barley. Halibut a la Flamando French Fried Potatoes. Dandelion Greens.

Cucumbers. I-oinon Pie. Coffee. Supper. Meat, Rice and Tomato Croquettes Hot Rolls.

Olives. Dolly Varden Cake. Tea. HALIBUT A LA FLAMASDH Wash and wipe halibut steaks ll inches thick. Butter a baking pan: sprinkle with onion, salt and pepper.

Lay the slices of fish on top of this. Brush the top with yolk of egg, sprinkle with grated onion, parsley, salt and pepper and a fow drops of lemon Juice; dot with bits of butter. Bake about a half hour. Servo garnished with slices of lemon. $27.00 Axminster Rugs, this sale $27.50 Brussels, best quality, 9x12, 27c Printed Batiste, 27 inches wide at vard 1 tins sale $22.50 Axminster 9x12, this sale $20.00 Axminster 9x12, this sale csaa nnd how such excellent -work can be the boys, some being from the iilh and seventh grades and others ram.

the high school. One particularly wJiome ple- Is a library table in old mission style. Another is a large plAhurnber of masazlne racks are hon. beautifully finished and stain-ii an example of how Mr. Breuer luii the work so as to economize on Jiaterlal number of fine tabourettes shown, made entirely from the Ztcts of wood left from the shelving slats used in making the magazine stands.

A costumer is one of the pieces of work which was especially difficult of construction. Fine work is shown also ta the making of a glove box. with rounded corners, the sides being cut (rum one solisVpiece of wood. This box Mchll Pllshed in a mahogany In- $31.50 $27.50 $24.00 $23.00 $19.50 $17.50 $17.00 $6.50 $3.75 85c I.inijerle Itloune Model. The pretty separate waist here pictured was in the original garment of white French mull.

Inserted with Valenciennes, but pale blue. pink, or lavender mull, witii white lace, would also be very attractive. The, blouse was tucked by hand to yoke depth, back and front, and there was a little hand embroidery in white wash cotton between the insertions of lace. MK.VT, Rlfte AXn TOMATO CROQUETTISS. One cup chopped meat.

4 cups hot rice. 1 cup croquette sauce made with tomato instead of milk, salt, pepper and cayenne, a little lemon juice. Mix in order given, shape, dip in crumbs, egg and crumbs and fry in deep fat. ia There is a flower trellis, also, made single piece of wood, the slats 'Jang bent into shape. 1 lie more simple Include foot stools, sleeve boards.

$21.00 best wire Tapestry, 9x12, this sale $8.50 6x9 Tapestry, this sale $10.00 4-6x7 Wilton Velvet $5.00 3x6 Wilton Velvet, this sale All small Rugs, materially reduced in price. 1 job Smyrna 30x60 at ut hungers, etc. Mechanical drawings yolk of 1J cup milk. 2 cups flour. 1 teaspoon cream tartar.

teaspoon soda. tre shown for each article, from tho navor with lemon. Bake in moderate 10c Printed Voiles in choice patterns, dark 7 and light colors at yai-d! 15c wide Batiste fine quality, new 1 A patterns, at yard IvC 50 pieces of finest 36-inch Percales in light and dark grounds, at vard Soie Eadient changeable effects SMk Warp OA with coin dots, 50c quality at yard Soie de Paris Silk Warp in lavender, navy 90 and grey, 50c quality at yard uS. Printed Silk Organdies, 45c 9Q qualities at yard r. CsVC Mousseline de Soie, 45c quality 29c Paris Tissue in checks, with shadow 1 effects, 25c quality at 17C Fine Ginghams in Plaids, embroidered in black, blue, pink and lavender, 25c quality l5c Mousseline de Soie with dot, in black, yellow 1 lavender and grey, 25c quality at 1JL.

Fine Aroiles with embroidered dots and 1 figures, 25c quality oven. Beatiyolks of 2 eercs wiili now- MOLLY VAKHKM C.VKK One cup sngar creamed with 1 cup butter, whites ot3 well beaten eggs. dered sugar for frosting; spread while iui. T0L0N0. his children in Chicago and Wauke-ffan and took side trips to Aurora.

Zion City. Elgin and Ft. Sheridan. and Racine and Kenosha. Wis.

He I says he enjoyed the trip very much. E. M. Bookless on Monday shipped his cement block machine to Sadorus where he will manufacture blocks for the new Clark blacksmith shop. C.

H. Smith Son are making extensive repairs about their lumber of- simplest to tho most airiicuit. -The women and girls who visit the exhibit are particularly interested in Die sewing exhibit from the classes taught by Miss Lizzie Stone. Some quite difficult work has been taken up this year such as the making of jackets, children's dresses and lingerie. The garments are made in miniature designs, suitable for doll clothing, but they are finished as completely as larger garments should be.

Machine-made articles made by the high school classes taught by Miss Ethel Webb, show much skill, as also 4o the articles made by the lower grade pupils. The knife-work exhibit by Miss Can-fleld's classes is a revelation as to the possibilities of the knife when skilfully handled. The -drawings, both in Miss Way's tod Miss Spencer's classes are much admired. Also the applird designs and pressed leather work. The latter has been taken up by Miss Spencer's high school pupils this year for the first time and some beautiful belts and card cases have been made.

The pupils of the Riverside and the Jasper street schools visited the exhibition Thursday afternoon at the dose of school, accompli ni-d by their teachers. The exhibit will be open this afternoon and until 9 o'clock tonight and the public is invited to attend. It fice. A new scale pit and platform was put in and the office building is being raised and new foundations put under it. Miss Anna Beard expected to leave today for her home at Kinmundy.

She TOT.ON'O, May 2S. Mrs. K. R. Armstrong and Mrs.

J. C. Fretz were Champaign visitors Saturday'. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Gunning, and daughters Kdith and Rose, Louise Bradford, Clarence DiUavon. Misses Anna and Tessie Kelley, attended the Illinois-Minnesota gjrnie Saturday afternoon at Champaign. Mrs. Robert Leslie and daughters. Anna and Madge were shopping in Champaign Saturday afternoon.

Misses Agnes and Mary Roberts spent Sunday with relatives in Sa-dorus. Miss Cloe Apple of Palestine. Ill-is here for a ten visit with Miss Lida Creamer. Misses Alice and Bessie Redhed entertained Saturday" evening at progressive flinch in honor of Miss Heltie Craxton of Mt. Sterling.

Mrs. Brown and two children of Sudorus- arH -visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan f'oppis. The postoffice at Tolono has been raised to the presidential class and A.

B-. Campbell has been re-appointed postmaster for a term of four years from May 15. Mr. Campbell has held this position many years and has given complete satisfaction to the patrons of the office. Miss Eunice Karcher.

of Champaign spent-Sunday here with W. E. Boone and family. G. Gust on.

Sunday evening returned from a weeks'; vacation. He visited had been emploved at the Commercial The young people's society of the Presbyterian church will give a strawberry and ice cream social Friday1 evening. May 29th. at the Smith building recently vacated by Dr. R.

E. Andorson. Mrs. Leafy Montgomery, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

Dan Cappis returned to her home in Salt Lake Citv. Sunday evening. She was accompanied by Miss Cappis. who will try the Western climate for a year on account of her health. Miss Louise Bradford sang nt the Phlloinathen Society at the University of Illinois Saturday evening.

Mr. William Charles. made a business trip to Chicago Monday. Armon Crawford is now, working the postoffice. close this evening, as Saturday is aay.

again Mae 'Wood," exclaimed the aon-sensational reader of the newspaper. replied his cynical friend: "I 35c 35c 15c 15 Ladies black lace Lisle Hose, regular 50c quality; special Ladies' white lace Lisle Hose, excellent quality for 50e; special Boys' double ribbed black cotton Stockings, 19c value; special Misses fine ribbed black cotton Stockings, regular 20c quality; special anas mey wish Mas wouldn't." Infants' fine ribbed cotton Hose in light 1 0 blue and white, all sizes; special "Infants' fine Lisle, lace or plain Lisle Sox in 9C tan, light blue, pink, black and white; special. Bovs' balbriggan Union Suits in all sizes; 74? $1.00 values," 50c and Ladies' Lisle Umbrella Pants, 50c quality; special Ladies' fancy low neck sleeveless Vests, slightly soiled, regular 50c aud 75c qualities; Od special Misses' low neck sleeveless Vests, all sizes; A special Ladies' low neck, sleeveless Vests, 1Q "extra size;" special 5 and 10c Department Articles in the 5c and 10c Department Basement at 1 their value. 10c and 15e per pound Candy goes at, per pound vC Passepartouted Pictures, 10c value for 3C 10c medium size Screw Driver 3C Mrs. Potts' Sad Iron Handles Souvenir of Decatur Match Holders Fancy 10c Work Baskets 10c decorated China Cream 1 tollX lj 10c decorated China Shaving.

Mugs J. J. M. U. and D.

H. S. Pins, Rp 15c value ub 10c Brooches Ca for 10c Beauty Pins, Cp per pair 0 Ladies' Veil Pins Cp 3 for Waist Sets, different kinds Hat Pins, 10c value, 2 for JU Men's and Ladies' Rings, C0 2 for 3b Glass Nest Eggs 2 for Extra Special 8-inch clear glass Cut Flower Vases, 10c value, for Fancy decorated Vases, 10c value for Ladies' Garters in glass covered boxes, assorted colors, pair Large 10c Tin Tea Pots il-One lot of Tin Cups Kn 4 for Porcelain Bowl Mixing "Porcelain end Potato Mashers fL Childs' 10c wooden Trunks, filled with Blocks, each Steel Picks, 10c value, lp each Assorted colors, 5c fringed Straw Table Cr Mats, this sale, 2 for JL Potato Siicers, the 10c grade C0 for JL Box of 10c Writing Cp Pajier -V Small Basket with Bottle of Perfume, the 10c grade for 2,000 assorted Postal Cards, the 2 for 5c Cr kind, will be sold in this sale, 6 or We are cutting the tail end off the price of everything in our stock as we have but a few days left, before we must vacate. i DRAPERIES AND the entire stock of Clathing. Shoes.

Carpets, Linoleum and Oil Cloth, Silks, I Embroi xlery Lace Hos-ry. Dress Goods, Hats, Caps. Attend the big auction 2 o'clock every day and get some of these -ru h. nicks ud. The bid store is open from morning till 8 p.

i I I Mi to give the working people a chance to come down and make their selections. All goods de.wered. you can't come down telephone your order to 953 and it will have prompt attention. 15o 25c 5e 15c 20o 25c 25o 5c 25o 25c 11o 8c -25c 10c 10c 18o 23c Two packages Spaghetti Three bottles Lemon Essence Three double sheets Tanglefoot Fly Paper Two packages Can Rubbers Salad Dressing 3 bottles Olives 3 cans Salmon" 3 glasses Jelly Horseradish, per bottle 6 cans Pet Cream 3 cans Pet Cream, large Dried Peaches, per pound Dried Apples, per pound 'Dried Raisins, per pound Prunes, three pounds for Cooking Figs, per pound Candy, mixed, per pound 3 pounds Muzzy's Starch 33c Broom for Don't fail to get a broom. 35o New Potatoes, per peck 3 i-pound cans of Pumpkin 3 3-pound can3 of Kraut 3 3-pound cans of Baked Beans 3 boxes Sardines 3 bottles Catsup 3 bottles Sour Pickles 3 bottles Mustard 3 cans Apples 1 gallon Apples 2 cans- Corn cans Peas 3 cans Beans cans Hominy Two cans Corn Two cans P-as Two 2-lb.

Tomatoes Two packages Cocoannt Two packages Egg Noodles Two packages Macaroni LACE CURTAINS Bargains for housecleaning time. Our entire line of white Curtain Swisses, sold at 12c and 1 15c per for 20 pieces Printed Madras Cloth, regular 1 25c quality for per yard. i.O 200 pairs Swiss Curtains, full width, 3. yards long, $2.00 and $2.50 quality for $1.25 pair W.e also have SwissJJurtains for pair 39c, gg 49c and All best quality Silkolines worth 12ic and 15c, for 150 pairs Nottingham Curtains, all new patterns, 3ic yards long, full width, worth from $1.50 jjj to $2.25 per pair, for All $1.25 Couch Covers, 50 inches wide, Ej '6 yards long 25c Cross Stripe Scrims 15c for All Japan and China Matting cut 33 per cent. Our Poouang China has never sold lower than Vkr 35c; at this sale it goes at Real English Cork Linoleum big Size.

5c Bluing boxes E. C. Corn Flakes Wisconsin Cream Cheese, tier pound. Quaker Oats, per package 15o 90c 25e 25c $2.25 $3.00 25c 25c 55c 4c Vinegar per gallon Potatoes, per bushel Lenox Soap, 8 bars for Sail Soap, 10 bars for Sail Soap, by box Inox Soap, by box Rub No More Soap. 6 for Ivory Soap, 6 for Sunnv Monday Soap.

6 for Maple City Soip. 12 bars for All Wash Powders, per package. i 2-oz packages Spices for -25c -25c I packages Quakers' Puffed Rice 4 lbs. Oyster Crackers American Hominy Graham Flour t-arnation Flour B'S Diamond Flour Saving Storey Both Phones 958 108-114 Merchant Street at ooc auci.