The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

Page Ten A I Wednesday Evening, August 5, 1914. Cost of Want Ads in The Daily Review 6e per line for first Insertion. Si.c per line for each subsequent consecutive insertion. Minimum charge 20 centi. 1 1 times lines 8 limes 80o 4 8 limes 400 2 7 JOo 7 JOc 4 7 SOo 2 llnei 30 limes H.JO linen times I.W 4 No advertisement accepted Tor less a two lines Count six ordinary ttonln to each line.

DU i of advertising must hf in i i It i not be ae- r. i i ji'iune This your I i as sa II' You Can 't Bring or fc-i-iid Your Want Ad WANTED--To rant 2 or 8 unfurnished roon In a modern house; suitable for light houa keeping. Address H-G9S, Review. Phone Auto i operators, i i i fa- nilH.ir i i i 1 i 1 i I I I I 111- i i i i i A I i i thi-y i you in i vmii want to It most Adii acceptd! by te i to you If sumo is in directory. Every Home Has Use for Keview Waut Ads For Residences in all parts of the city, ranging in price from $12 to $50 per month, depending on ocation and kind of residence wanted.

Call at office and we take you to look them over. 8726 C. A. BTJRKKS, 323-324-325 Citizens Bank Bldg. LOST AKD FOUNT).

In of tfin.1l.9rt.hlot. In Wo block lirinJ t. UIS K. SITUATIONS WANTEB. A i -S'ogHlon by i plar.lat, i a (or moMm or in orclies- ft.

"Aililrojti H-7LV. i place WA.VTCI' -37 i i a i poe'tlon or i a a a VH 1 IM'V Eisl Call 10 a.m. and m. ho A i as i i fined l'-il K'dorud-t. it (TrnernJ I man.

in tic'i' i ami i i i i of to "i ftocaUir. I rt-fi i A A bv for HELP WANTED. to travel with ihow consUlared. Kiwood, Gen (J mm ly-'-Now. 1-a are how, XVashltiR- 7170 a i No can- doiid I Co cpi-ratlve M.M i Washington.

unrt salesladies, ini A Hoom 2, 1IG Mcr- 8043 me lo work Call Grocery. 248 i JOBS trpen to men and I i for list I 600, Rochester. HELP WASTED-HALE. A A few men. Dacatur Bot- tllr.K K.

Cantrell. ANTED--Young man book-kecptr; must be qulcV and i at figures State age married or single; and elary r.evlcw --Tounr man RblH to take tJon and run -i5t must pood ref- and Rive hond. F. a Mfrr National Caeh Register, 14O North Ft. HELP WANTEB-FEMAUB WANTED--Girl for a or Ironlns.

WllMam. 672 WANTED--Olr! for house work Mra. L. W. Cook, Mionn WANTED--Young rlrl or for gene boutfwork In ountry.

a famllr. Ap- Mrs. Wra Rork. 433 K. Morgan.

864E for general ftou: work; muit KOCH! cook. Addrew Atwoc Hotel. Atwood. I I I JOd 8521. taUaladlM for rail- AArmM W.

Lewis Co. pt, 11 111. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ANTED--Ton to try lee Cream to alt of the city, $1 Bell K'4; A 110ft. Give us on 8741 WANTED--Wull jmpnr a and Inside painting.

All work aruai-nnfp-d. Kooma 7.V to II. Cull A Lan.lU. 8710 opposite high school brick mansion i home Hkn to clnhlo profile only: clos fit; Frank I In St, Do- Ofttur, IH. John Pol Hit.

Prop Bell S071 WANSE0--All i of to that ran have i art rrroovrrt free i J'rlre, N. ROM RV: WAN TFT)--Pa per hanging; brick work i rupair.ns or plast patrhlnR. Call A 477O. WAN liy drpHemaksr; artist 1 find i and competent, 1X1 Macon St. A ofW.

B. Bttzir Dl'-Hnnn. a Kushmer, Mra. 3 Gvrty Monlcal, Ann To7 i Suit Bell S-I4 i Sec me at a I I -CHI. SOfi WANTED TO BtTY VNTED--Good horse; must be 115 to' Ibs.

Betr Furniture Co. ST1 N'TED--To buy 5 or room cottage iVrf cash balance payments. What offer. 1487 W. Main Bell 1705.

8742 WAKTED--To buy two heifer calves jit. old or oldor pure brefl wSh irraS waited. Carl Mt Zlnn high Illinoi Wanted to Buy. will MV bUhMt prlcei for URCI refrigerators, or will tak eld ft.raltar» Payment on Home Outfitters, Auto phone 1M1 B7C WANTED TO EEHT. 1 NEWSPAPER! BOOMS FOB WANTED-To rent 4 or 5 room modern cottage In west or north part.

Call Bell FOE RENT-HOUSES. WANTED TO RENT (COW.) FOR RENT--Ltffht housekeeping rooms at 151 S. Hilton; first street east St. hospital; partly modern, uo FOR RENT--Sleeplng or light housekeeping rooms at 128 E. Main, 2nd floor.

Right side Bell 4693. ss5 FOR RENT--One suite of rooms furnished complete for light housekeeping. sleeping rooms. 127 E. Main, over Peoples Clothing Store.

FOR KENT. i room modern house at H4T Main. Bell phone BtM. P. W.

Finn. i and six room modern I i Johnson A Dlmock. 8745 liEXT--Good 3 room house; modern except a tit 1110 N. College, Rlber. Main.

8738 'OH OR SAWS--Ten room modern in wont part; will sell very cheap. Call HI1 Wood. 8714 FOR A i of nine room houie; modern, cheap If taken at Auto bone 47t5. 6731 OR of 7 rooms all modern, o-i. I a Inquire 660 W.

William. 'OR RENT--CottRKe, rooms, bath and i gas stove, furnace, gas lights, loee to on car line, per month, W. a i a St Call Auto 1101. 6GS3 FOE RENT. Business buildings in all parts of the city, ranging from $50 to $500 per month, depending on location, size of building, etc.

Also buildings suitable for manufacturing purposes. If you are looking for a business location do not fail to see 8725 C. A. BURKS, 323-324-325 Citizens Bank Bldg. FARM IANDS (CONTINUED.) A MISSOURI FARM AND INDEPENDENCE.

For caah anil IS monthly Interest; no taxes. Hither ten or twenty acrei yoo your choice regerdless site); also three town lots and 300 sharei in successful orchard company with two canning factories and full equipment, all tor only $800; IS down and $5 monthly, without Interact or taxes. "Will pay round i railway fare of buyers. Payments stop In case of death Write for pro- tographs and full Information. Willis R.

115 ut SPECIAL NOTICES. CITY PEOPEBTY. FOB BALE--Five room house; gal store, electric lights, cistern, well, with sewerage, 1522 East Wood street Cafih or time. 8. E.

Hanson, 233 K. Main St 8700 FOR SALE--Modern seven room house, two blocks from university; easy terms; will sacrifice. 1304 W. Macon. Bell 223.

8678 FOR SALE--Six room modern house, corner Leafland and Illinois. Auto I5B4. 7W5 FOR buys 6 room house, partly modern. Large attic, cement sidewalks. See owner.

1151 E. Marietta. 8618 FOR RENT--Small garage near town. Auto phone 37-iO. 8708 FOR RENT--Store room with basement, 140 Merchant St.

Inquire Chas. WIefel, 232 North. Bell 2430. 8713 I FOR SALE--S room modern, N. Edward, 13,500 One ol the beat bargains In Decatur.

4 acres, 4 room house, fruit, close to rlty, II.COO. good terms. Darden, 1158 W. Eldorado. Bell phone 3520.

B600 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. room house in good condition, 41 Inquire 651 E. Wood street. 8GS5 FOR KENT--Nine room house, Macon; rtfora house, 1SS5 N. Clinton.

Old phone C498. 8077 FOR RENT--Thoroughly modern house, built 3 years, first claps condition. Owner mov- np out, H114 N. Kdward. Bell 8T03.

S6S8 'OR RENT--Six room house; good condition. Joseph Svrantz, 1412 E. North, S0b7 POR Leaf land, 7 room modern; Center; 0 room modern, 1504 N. Collepe, 7 room mo.h-rn. barn at.

820 N. Slonrue All in Bell 2237. fiCST FOR room houie, portly modern, Ave. Call Bell 4831 or 225 Eldorado 8083 FOR RENT--Two houses. 3 rooms each, 15HS Cn lioun ftnrt 14,15 N.

IlllnalB, 17 each to a children. Apply 818 N. Church 867(5 FOR i modern 5 room bungalow. a Aug. 19.

Auto 5161. 8036 FOR P.EXT--Eight room dwelling, W. Le.iflaml. Furna.ce Apply Eurtschl Bros Park St. SBBfi FOR room house.

S43 S. Main. HM1 3111. S009 For Rent. ttve room oottafe, 847 1C.

a i a modern fl-rw room totta.ff«, 923 a ally modern room aottaffe. 912 W. King condition. Pcgram Company, Citizens Bank Bids. Bell 252 Home 11126.

8803 FOR RENT--T room modern at C68 $20. F. Droblsh Son, 137 E. a Old phone 4012. Auto 1077.

8563 FOR RENT--Six room modern 664 W. Macon. C74 Mnoon. 8560 FOR RENT--Nice a room modern Call ir.35 N. College.

8476 FOR RENT--8 room houde, otoM in, Una. Ftne garden. Bell 21C3. 643Q For Eent. n-stdences In all parts of the otty rviplng In price from 515 to JM) per month, depending location end kind of residence wanted.

at the office and I will take you In a surrey to look them. Si04 C. A. Burks, m-S2l-925 Citizen! Bank FOE EENT--FIATS. FOR RENT--Flate 8 and 4 rooma, and tlO month: references.

902 East North itreet. BeM Drug Co. S5S7 FOR KENT--Four room flat, third floor Helner's. steam heat, wnter, gas and i low rent. Augustine, Optician, 143 N.

Water. Both phones. 8427 FOR TiENT--Pljt room modem flat: hot water heat; Janitor service. Bell 201. 8034 FOR KENT--Seven room a modern, with city heat and electric light; vacuum clen- nnfl Janitor service.

Apply Era. Brown Jack. 134-13H -W. Prairie 7034 FOR BENT--Modem well ventilated flats, 110 to 420: elevator eervlce; steam heat. Frank Suffern Suffern Blcle, 831 Water.

1814 FOE EEBfT--BOOMS. FOR RENT--One furnished room for tleman, 804 W. wood St. FOU RENT--Sultfl of two front rcwwua, 2IB Main ctreet. Call Auto 1276.

8964 FOR RENT--Two unfurnished modern, 862 B. Leufland. S6G2 FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms, with kitchenette; strictly modern; hot and cold water; electno lights. Auto 8241. 8637 FOIl RENT--Larce front room; modern; suitable for one or two men, 1M N.

Calhoun. Bell 8794, 8640 FOR RENT--Nice room in modern home and small family; gentleman, preferred Old phone 2473. 784" DEPARTMENT STORE. ConslBtlng of Dry Goods, Groceries Men's furnishings and Shoe Stock, well located In entrol Illinois anil enjoying a good patronage. Tho stock Is In fina shape and all clean merchandise and the leading- store of tho town and will Inventory about $20,000.

Will sell at the right price. Inquire of the U. S. BROKERAGE CO Decatur, III, 8570 FOR BALE--Seven room two story modern house. 65J1 West Eldorado hot water heat, double capacity, plumbins, corner lot.

This place will rent for 155 a month. Nine large trees, 45 shrubs, fine rosee, ferns nnd other hardy plants; one of the beet looking places on this Btrset; 8 blocks from the center of the business district; no railroads to 8 blocks from university. This place can't be built for less than will sell for $3,800. R. S.

Bohon. 134 Trairie St. FOR SALE--Modern fall lot, north part J2.500. Bell 2903. FOR RENT--Space for fihoe department In department etoie.

Inquire of Pierr Company, Mollne, 111. 8700 FOR SALE CHEAP--Nine room modern house, 1206 West Macon; easy or i trade Bell 8452. FOR SALE--Grocery store, stock and fixtures; horse and wagon. Will sell for Just what It invoices or trade for property. 1375 E.

Orchard, 8(13!) FOR SALE OR TRADE--Small grocery do- Ing caah bufainees. Reason for selling other business. Good location. Address G--152, care Review, STOCK. FOR SALE--Two No.

1 fresh young Jersey Call Boll 870, ring 8. 863R FOR SALE--Good driving mare 5 years old. 2029 N. Water St. 8027 FOR SALE--Extra nice spotted pony, gentle: weight SOO IDS.

653 S. Webster. 8393 POTILTEY. BIRDS AND PETS. FOR SALE3--Two a bulldog pups.

T. Jones, 140 E. Gordo. 8161 SPRINO FRIES--Fifty cents each i they last. Bell phone 94S rinff 12.

S502 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FOR SALE--Light housekeeping fuhnlshlngs, cheap, 1812 N. Water. Beh 2538. T31 VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE--Canopy top mrrty, out under bed. steel tires; sood condition. Priced to mitt. Bell 2145. 1418 N.

Morgan. 8503 GOODS. FOR One of the rare old Tlollna. made by Btradluariua, bearing date of 1121. Call or write Iiem Meador, Vernon.

TO EXCHANGE. For Trade. Have several tracts of fine land and vacant lots for exchange. J. M.

and Ira W. Clokey, 414 Wait Bldg. 8471 FOR SALE--Furniture ot 20 room, rooming hoiiBe; best proposition In city; open for Investigation. Automatic phone 42S4, 8U69 I HAVE AN EQUITY of five thouaand dollars In twelve and three-quarters acres of land, the city, that I will for a modern house of about the tame value. "West or north endi preferred.

J. 6. Campbell, 102 E. Prairie. FOR SALE--Having sold mr house, ftll my furniture will he Bold privately and cheap.

Sideboard, table, couch, carpets, rugs, bed room suite, etc. Come early and get the choice, J. Kelley, 1154 N. Edward. 8054 FOR SALE Household 124 W.

North. Bell 1759. reasonable. 865T BAL.B--Two Excelsior AutocfclM, one for $50. Te Bike Shop, 227 S.

Bldorado street, FOP. SALE--largest size Florence Hot Blast Heater, Administer rug, Brl2; large size combination book case; library table, rockors: Singer eewms machine and other household articles Call Bell phone 2803 or 2015 N. College St. 8034 GOODS--Good condition. Sewing- machine, 8 new rugs, number other articles, Buggy, harnew, ice box leaving city.

W3 E. Olive, 8591 Furniture I buy, sell or exchange new or fumitory stoves, ruga, eto. M. A. Peabody B.

North St. Automobile For Sale. Hudson car, electric lights, elec- trio starter, two extra tires; perfect condition; will demonstrate. Cost will sell for $850 cash. Call 8682 Drysdale Garage, West Main at Church.

FAEM LANDS. FOR SALE--A farm ol 200 acres of ffood level prairie land, 2 mlies from a good town; plenty of buildings and a good water supply. This farm lays In a body and Is considered one of the best farms in this county. Fertilizers have been used on this farm for 20 years and the soil IB in excellent condition Would be an Ideal farm lor dairying. This farm will be sold within 60 days to close an estate.

For further Information address CHAS MANN, OTTO MANN, 8720 RUDOLPH MANN, Shumway. Illinois. Executors. FOR SALE--ICO acres Improved Illinois corn belt land, miles from Boeaville, Vermilion county. B.

Taylor, Rossville, Illinois, 8710 MB-ACBB FARM. In Hamilton 111., about 8 ratles from MoLeansboro, the county leal; on main publio road: well located and fairly well Improved with a 7 room house, larffe earn; sood welle. fences, etc. There are about 85 acres in the valley or bottom land, thoroughly tiled Into a drainage ditch and all a high state of cultivation; balance of the farm Is red timber soil, all cleared and under cultivation except 40 acres In timber. This place is an Ideal combination stock and gram farm and can be sold at $5500 per acre.

Owner will consider a good clean stock of merchandise or grain business In exchange for the farm and If necessary make a loan ot from HS.OOO to 10,000 for a term of years. TJ. S. BROKERAGE CO, Home Tele. Building.

Deoatnr, 111. 8S82 FOR RENT--Room In private home for two younff men. with or without board; modern, 210 William. 8477 FOR RENT--Modern furnished front room, with board; 2 In family; gentlemen prefer- rde. Call Bell 2160.

S492 FOR RENT--Pleasant Bleeping room; modern: gentlemen only, 444 TV. Wod. 8433 FOR RENT--Nice modern 11.25 and up week. 449 S. Main.

7027 LIGHT HOTTSEKEEPING. FOR RENT--Nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern conveniences, 122 W. Macon Bell 2886. S730 FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; gas range, electric lights, bath, refrigerator; janitor service. Bob Sattley.

721 or 731 N. Water St Every- thlnff furnished but groceries, per week. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; modern, 501 N. Franklin. 9609 FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; ground floor, 410 Wabash avenue 8607 FOR RENT--Two small rooms for light house keeping; gas for cooking.

Respectable people only 507 E. William. 8093 FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, cloea In. 490 South Water 8(194 FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms, private entrance. 1018 North Main.

8703 FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; prlvute entrance, 1368 N. P.allroad Ave. Bell 1071. 86S7 FOR RENT-- EVirnfshttd rooms for light housekeeping- nice place; laundry room. 704 N.

Broadway. Bell phone 848. S649 FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for llffht housekeeping, 825 E. North. 8S58 FOn RENT--suite of 2 especially nice rooms furnished for light houjseltttplpc; modern.

Aoattn onrj, JStSl MCt FOR SALE--Farm of 92 acres, one mile from town All buildings In good repair. Six room house: good well water, A bargain ir sold at once. Inquire Emma Dtlllnger, tur, R. F. D.

No. 1, Box 57. FOR BALE--80 acre farm, well tiled; located in Christian county, 7 miles west of Assumption, 2 miles eaat of Owaneco; good 8 rooms house; Rood well of water; shade and outbuildings. Price 1200. See Mrs.

J. C. Shct- ler, 945 W. Si06 FOR SALE--Must be sold, this highly Improved 100 acres of smooth prairie land good Illinois oonnty seat of three thousand On bargain counter. E.

F. Johnson. Newton, Illinois. 8804 FOR SALE--1600 acres of level prairie land all can be plowed with breaker; nlci stream of water running through land; cul 000 ton of hay last year. Can be sold In V4 seotlon or more.

Price per acre. Peter Glaum, Detroit, Minnesota. 8633 FOB SAMJ--1 40 acre ranch, well Improved and cheap: no trade For particulars call on or address Mrs. Louis Brandt, lanoastcr Cal. 853t FOR SALE--260 acres South Champalrr Co.

land, 4 miles north of Villa Grove, 2 from grain market. 200 acres In cultivation, balance In meadow and blue Brass pasture: on public road, R. F. and telephone line; 8 room brick house, good barns and crib; younr orchard; good water supply; good all round farm tor stock and grain. Call or address J.

J. Postlewalt, Phllo. 111. or E. G.

Postlewalt, 814 W. Main Drba- nn, HI. FOR BALE--Central Indiana corn farms level snd mastly black; what will Interest you 7John B. Barrnm, Tlpton. Ind.

623o FOS SALE--Farm of 100 acre, another of 50 acre; one of 33 acre, near Wolcott, N. New buildings, large apple orchard, some muck land. Come and see or write to A Crcque, Wolcott, N. Y. TM FOH SALE--Michigan farm and fruit lands In Mason.

ManiBtee, Lake and Wexford counties: 50.000 acres to select from; prlcoa S10 to $35 per acre on 7 years' time. Write for 72-pagi- illustrated booklet free. Excursion, Tuesday, Aug. 18th. Address O.

W. Swl- gart, owner, D-1247 First National Bank Chicago, or his local agent. S. Baker, 420 Citizens TlUa Trust De- BICYCLES AND AUTOS. FOR SALE--Excelsior Motoroyele to condition.

Cal! No. 3 houte. FOR 6A.LB--Two erllndsr ninataat. overhauled repainted. In first running condition; Gordon Burks, 838 B.

Washington St 8870 FOR SALE--Five paeseneer Jckson antomo- blle; newly overhauled; srood paint. First class condition, 1250. Call 763 O14 pnons. Dr. T.

Buiton 8883 FOR SALE--A 1912 Model Mitchell roadster, has been run IPBS than 6.000 mllee; la good condition. Call on Q. B. Loesch at Lake City, 111. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE--Crochet work In spread, coat set dolly table set. scarfs, by Mrs. E. 'W. Metcalf, Garratt, III.

8T18 MONEY TO LOAN. Money. Ton can borrow money to Vw build a $1.000 to home at your option, under the terms of the Standard pur- chaelnff contracts $6 to J18 ptr month will Btsrt you, and allow you to repay the loan in monthly pay menu about the rant. Call or addreai N. T.

Watson. 318 Mllllkln IWcatur. 1287: Bell. 373 FARM AND CITT LOANS--Any smount, and Interest D. D.

Hill, Attorney, 813. 314 i Decatur. 7890 MONEY TO LOAN on food security and. to salaried people. K.

M. Smith. 127 S. Main. montniy.

And last, out nui everything confidential. When you come us for ft loan, you can have the money within sn hour or two. Any amount from 110.00 TO Tou pay only for the actual time you keep the money. CslI and see us when needing a am I and a Conklln Bldg. Half block north of Transfer House, 144 North, Main street Bell phone S04l! 1395.

1395. Illinois Mortara.sje Loan Co. I MONET TO LOAN on the easy payment plan, and op. All business Decatur Loan Office an Cltlsens Bank Bide. Phone; Auto, Ills; Bell, SJO.

--TOU CAN BORROW ANT AMODWT None too large. None too smalL We lend money on Furniture, Carriages. GooSs in Storage. Cattle. Qralu, Growing Crops etc.

Ensitr terms than other brokers we buy NOTES. Telephona No. 134. OLDEST LOAN OFFTcri IN CITT. es- 134.

OLDEST LOAN A. T. SCMMBBs'S'sON. Water St Next to Mllllkln- National Bank. LITTLE BY you can repay a loan--or all at fully explained before a i Pay only for the time you use S10 and up on squares! terms -private, too.

7K Fidelitv Loan Company 315 Cltliene Bank Bldg. Bell STO: Auto 88M. POUTICAI AUNOUKCEMENTS PSOPOSALS FOR BRECTION OP NEW BUILDINGS FOB THE ALTON STATE HOSPITAL. STATE OF ILLINOIS BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION. Springfield, Illinois.

July 18, 1914. Belled proposals will be received by the Board of Administration In Its office, In the Capitol Building, Bprlngfleld. Illinois, up to 3:00 p.m. Monday. August 31st, 1914, and then and there publicly opened, for the erection of four State buildings on the site for the Alton State Hospital, near Upper Alton, Illinois, as follows: ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, RECEIVING HOSPITAL, COTTAGES FOB UNTIDT FBMALB PATIENTS.

NURSES HOME. Separate proposals will be received for the erection of the buildings, snd also for the plumbing, and the heating. Plans and specifications may be obtained upon application to Honorable James B. D'lbelka, State Architect, 29 South La Balle Chicago, Illinois. The Board reserves the rleht to reject any and all bids.

A D. WHIPP. Fiscal Supervisor. 8717 ALFALTA SEED at our barn, 340 West Wood St. Come Quick if you want some.

F. E. Wilson. BI41 The Board of Education of Decatur School District will offer at public auction the old 3angamon Street School House and lot, on the premises, at 10 o'clock a. on Wednesday.

August 12, 1014. The old Wood Street School building will be offered at public auction on the premises at 2 o'clock on same date. Only the building to be sold and removed from the premises. For further Information see Mr. J.

F. Roach. B028 BOOK BINDING PRACTICAL BOOK binding and blank book manufacturing. 13T South Water street. Decatur, IIL Herman Spies.

Magazines bound, names stamped In gold on books, pocketbooks and memorandum books, toilet esses, eto. EEAI ESTATE. DECATTJR RESIDENCE CHEAP o. 1WW--This residence IB located on the north, aide, on good street and on car line; 2-story 8-room brick house; modern, with attic, ilate roof, lot 40x160. The price has been cut from $5,500 to J4.500.

This house has only been built five years. A good chance to get ft goofl home cheap. Terms $1,000 down, balance to inlt purchaser. 8724 C. A.

BURKS, 111-824-325 CtttMns Bank Building. For Sale. Six room thoroughly modern house, east end near car line and factory; desirable terms, price 13300 Also six room, thoroughly modern, west end. Bargain W. G.

Wright, 202 Empress Building. Bell phona 8244. MIS For Sale. New 9 room bungalow, corner lot, tric and furnace, concrete basement, window shades famished, newly papered. On east close to $300 caah, bal- ancs $15 per mouth; or will consider vacant lot.

Have thrae other completely modern houses for sale on easy terms J. W. WATSOK ft SON. phone 18 or 3029 6454 Auto phone 1951 For Sale. 4 room houRfl, $950; 4 honw.

1850; 2 new 5 cottairsB, i location, fine front, lot'cloie In: N. Church. 11100; 8 lots N. W. i art J825 each.

Bound trip to A. C. Allen, S. Water. BARGAIN A fire room house good barn, frre fine lots to 1 trade for a five room houss cloae in.

Tou esn get a big bargain. 8443 J. M. Pickle, Arte in Clttiens Bank 1STT. Ball phone M6S.

For Sale. MX eottare, well locates; would take or sowi ai part trade. Two nice 40 foot lota, North Monroe itreet; close eHr. 197 Frank Godwin. lie Merchant itnet.

--BAEOAIN8 TOR 8ht room cottage, near German Catholic church, lot feet, south front; be tfiH week. for a bargain. Six room cottage and bath, fully modern, south ot Grand avenue on North Edward will discount actual price tl.OOO. Come thli week. 284 J.

B. Patterson. Room 401 Ullllkln Building. A Investment. $800 to 1400 down troyl a nice 5 room new on car line; newly painted; fnll basement; corner lot; electricity; good welt Price JUW).

Come and thla, Rentt for J12.50 per month, B8sa E. F. Drobisch Bell 48W. Auto 10TT. 159 B.

Main. PEOFESSIOKAI Mnltigraph Work. otflce forma, carda, Imltatkm BOM yiolet Bourne. Public Stenographer, Sell phone 881 T05-7 Milllkte Bldg. In the Days a( Moving- Picture News: MaJ.

W. Gordon Llllle (Pawnee Bim arrived In Chicago from North Platte, on Monday, for the purpose of seeing the latest big Sellg western the Days of the Thunderlnsr Herd" --exhibited In the projection room at the Sellg General Offices, 20 East Randolph street, Chicago. Some of the principal scenes which depict life In the early days of the Argonauts and buffalo hunters, show the blgrffest herds of buffaloes In the United States today. ThlB herd is owned by Pawnee Bill, and the pictures for this great production wers taken at Pawnee, where Major Llllie has his ranch. "In the Days of the Thundering Herd" is from the pen of Gllson Willets, and Is one of the most stupendous and tremendous spectacles ever shown in pictures.

The production cost the Sclig Polyscope company in the neighborhood of $40,000.00. Six hundred Pawnee Indians have been used. Over a thousand people appear in the picture and some of the big scenes show an Indian fight surrounding a caravan of schooners, fifty of these vehicles having been especially constructed for this picture alone. These are destroyed In a fire which is vividly portrayed. Bessie Eyton Is the heroine, while Tom Mix does some of the most astonishing riding feats as the pony express rider and buffalo hunter ever photographed.

Major Llllle was very much pleased with the picture, and as the big buffalo bulls roamed in through the pictures he recognized them and called them by name. The major was keenly alive to the interest In the picture, recognizing the Pawnee chiefs and others who take part. The date for release of this great picture has not yet been determined. Ft Iff RADFORD. Adam Ellrlch and Frank Wheatley each lurchased a four-passenger Ford car Friday, Rev.

Davis IB spending the week alght- teeing at Niagara Falls Miss Olive Bogg returned to Deaatur Monday to work at the bag: factory, after iev- eral weeks' visit with her parents. Adam Ellrlch and wife attended church In Moweaqua Sunday. The W. M. aoctety of Fame church held Its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at thG home of Mrs Adam Ellrlch.

All the members were present except one. Light refrephments were served The members of the Fame K. C. E. were i entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs A.

C. Basaler Thursday evening. After the business of the session the remainder of the evening was cpcnt in games and music. of ice cream and cake were served. Mrs Henry Jacobs and children visited over SundaV with relatives In Decatur.

Mlsa Olive Boggs was a Decatur paaeenger Monday Walter Mose of Charleston, li rfsitlng friends In thsivicinity. The farmers are done threshing In this i i i Oata averaged fifteen to forty bushels an acre and wheat from eight to twenty- five hushelfl an aero. J. SI, Smnard waa a passenger to Decatur Saturday. Henry Jacobs' arm is doing nicely.

It was out of splints last week. Mrs. Davis spent Friday at the home of James Osborn. The Misses Alto Groom and Bess RIchhart Wednesday after several visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. I.

Lteben- stealn, at Peorla. FORSYTE. A. D. Tlllman, O.

agent, on month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cox and Mr.

Mrs. J. Brett ware the gueeta of former's daughter, Mrs. C. Lehman and family of La Place, over Sunday.

I. Glosser left Sunday on a business trip to Ohio. Mrs. Lucille Lorlng-Evans of Decatur, was a business caller here Monday. Mr and Mrs D.

Gillen and sons, visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gillen and near Decfttur Sundav. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Lehman and son and Ruth Farkhurst returned to their homo in La Place Tuesday visiting relatives for several The DomeBtto Treasurer. Boston Transcript: "Before Simpson got married he used to command a good "And "Now he only earns it; his wife commands It." Keister's Ladies' Tailoring College. Take a course In our school and let us help make three garments for what it would cost you to have one made. Call or write for descriptive booklet and terms. 7870 Semmel Sisters.

Managers. 305 Bachrach Decatur, HI. No Drugs No Osteopathy. No Knife. Office heirs 9 to 12.

1 to e. 7 to 8. Sundays. 10 ft. ra.

12 BL Landgraff Williams Chiropractors LADY ATTENDANT. Into phone, 1S80; Bell phone, MO. Rooms, tt4-15 building. Cor. N.

Water and North. Deeator, I1U W01 SPECIAL NOTICES. WAR DEC1ARBD. AH Oermam. Po- Slavs.

English, Russians and the rest of you. before leaving: for old wor at the Illinois Stamp and Umbrella B. Bldorado, and get ronr within 30 or I will them for charger sm L. P. DAYTON, P.

gofnp. too." City ana farm touu made loweit rstm. Johnson Dimock DBCATTJR. Btmtt Sullivan, Aug. i booster trip made ty clttiena of Sullivan panted by part of the Sullivan cert band made a successful booster trip for the chautauqua over the county; Tuesday.

They expected to leave Sulv- Ivan about 9:30 but were about am' lour late at each town that they cd. .4 Bruce was the first stop and Klrka- vllle the last, and the towns made were) Bruce, Allenville, Cadwell, Arthur, Lov- neton, Lake City, Dalton City, Bethany, Dunn Station and Klrksvllle, arriving: home about ti o'clock. The band played from one to four pieces at each place, while Harry Barber sans solos at each town visited, except at Lake City where Homer Wright, who had charge of the booster trip, was Induced to sing the solo. Little trouble was had with the cars on the trip. Rev.

J. F. and Lucas Seass did the talking at the different towns. Inviting the people to chautauqua. The management has decided to continue to sell the season tickets for the chautauqua for $1.50 until the 16th oi this month, and after that they will go to DAVID BALL HOME.

David Ball and family arrived from Fooseland Tuesday evening, where they have been for the past few. days attending the funeral of Mr. Ball's father. Mr. Ball returned to his duties Wednesday morning as Wabash agent and Chase Burwell who has been acting as relief agent left for TolonaJ where he will work for the Wabash.

Charles Moore, who haa teen helper and messenger for the Western Union Telegraph company, at the Wabash depot, left Tuesday noon for Danvllla where he has accepted a position as bill clerk for the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad. The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. B.

Whitflelds on Thursday afternoon of this week at 3:00 p. m. The King's Herald band and the Little Light Bearers will finish the program for the afternoon. WOODS IN COUNTY. Harry Wood, Democratic candidate for United States senator, Invaded Moultrle county, Tuesday talking to tha voters of the different towns during the day.

He spoke here in the forenoon and went on to Cadwell and Arthur about noon. Miss Ruth Corbln, who has been In Kentucky for the past several weeks vlsltlngr relatives, arrived home Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer E.

Hill and children returned to Decatur Wednesday; morning after a visit here with Mrs. Hill's brother, Harry Slron. Mrs. T. F.

Harris went to Decatur Wednesday morning: for a Tlslt wltli her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Llndsey.

SPECIAL NOTICES. STEAMSHIP TICKETS ON ALL LINES Travelers' Cheques, Letters of Credit, Foreign Money Exchange. 508 North Water. THE EXCHANGE BANK To Net First Mortgage Farm Loans Netting In amounts frcra (250 to 12,000. Security four times the amount of loan Principal and Interest payable HENRY D.

SPENCER. 220 E. Main. Decatur, IIHnoll 2807 no N. Monroe St.

Poundmaster and Scavenger Will remove dead stock anywhere In CITT OR OOCNTf. FREE OF CHARGE. Call Boll phone 2680; Auto, T93C LEGAL NOTICES. STATE OP ILLINOIS, County ot Macon, ss. In the Circuit Court of said Macon County to the October Term thereof.

A. D. 1B14. E. R.

Darlington Lumber Company, va. Terre Haute and Peorla Railroad Company. et al. Mechanic's Lten Notice Is hereby Riven, that E. R.

Darlington Lumber Company, a corporation, has tiled In said court to said term a Petition for a Mechanic's Lien aealnst Terre Haute and Peorla Railroad Company. Vandal la Railroad Company Charles H. Wertz, parties' a thereto, ana that a Chancery Summons directed to the Sheriff of said Macon County has been Isnued for each of said defendants, returnable on the first Monday in October 1914, which Is now pending A Affidavit has also been filed herein, that the defendant Charles i Is not a resident In the State of Illinois. Therefore, Notice Is hereby flven to you the said Charles the said defendant, that unless you shall appear In salcl court on the i day of October A. to be held In the Macon County Court House In the city of Dfcatur, and plead, answer or demur to said Petition, the matters therein alleged will be taken confessed fcv you ana decree will be entered as PTMr 4 JOHN ALLiBW, ClerX of the Circuit Court.

Albert Webber, Solicitor. July 14, 1914. STATE OP ILLINOIS. County of Macon. In the Circuit Court of said Macon County to the October Term thereof, A.

D. 1914. William B. Wertz, vs. Terre a and Pe- orla Railroad Company, et.al.

Mecnamc-s Notice Is hereby given, that William H. as petitioner, has filed in saM court to said term a Petition for a. Mechanic Lien against Terre Haute and Peorla Railroad Company, Vandalla Rallrnsd Company, Charles Cunllff. parties defendant, thereto, and that Chancery Summons directed to the Sheriff of said Macon County has been issued for each of said returnable on the first Monday In October 1914, which salt Is now pending. No'tle, Wety' to you the said Charles Cunllff.

the paid defendant, that unless you shall, appear In said court on the i day of October A. D. 1914. to be held in the Macon County Court In the cltv of Decatur. and plead, answer or demur to said Petition, the matters therein alleged will be taken as confessed br ron and a aecree will be entered LtiENi Clerk of the Circuit Court.

Albert Webber, Solicitor. JBUjr. MONTICELLO. Excavating was begun Tuesday, morning for th paving on Flatt Main streets. Dr.

C. O. and ing the week In Chicago. Prank Troter of David City, came from Chicago last Saturday and; remained until Tuesday with relatives here and then left for Decattir en routa to his home. Mr, and Mrs.

L. C. Burton ot Ctln. ton are here visiting James Weavexl and other relatives. The quarters of Piatt County! Loan association has been changed from the county office to that of the Dlghton-DIlatush Loan flee.

Claude Weaver and wife went to catur Sunday in company with le Weaver and wife, motored to Chlcm (To for an outing. Oscar White has returned from s. two days' stay at Decatur. A. F.

Moore and family and JacH Priestley, who have been on a fishing trip In Wisconsin, returned home Mon clay night. The Sherman-Kellj- Stock company will occupy the boards at house during fair week. The pany comes well recommended. Mrs. Oscar Raysu ana Hisses Anns end Llsile returned home Tuesday from a ylllt at Qurlncy and Barrji with friends.

Sheriff Duvall returned horns. Monday night from a business trip to Leesburg, Ind. Frank Hetlshee hi. returned from a trip to Watseka. Mrs.

Hetlshee an! son, Frank, remained for a visit wltn her parents, Rev. and H. O. Gleli ser. R.

R. Trimble expected home oq Wednesday from the Chicago Institute, where he has been taking treatment for a dog Roland Salyers of Atwood Tuesday with his parents William Shasteen, Fred H. Cole ancj William Steele of Bement pointed appraisers of the ft Baker, deceased. OREANA. Sirs.

Elizabeth McKlnler Krs Dunn are passing this week with the former'l son. S. Cooper and family la Indianapolis. Thomas Bullock ot Brownftburg. Ind came Sunday and vlsltins.

wltJl near here. Mr and Mrs. Wands of passed Sunday with Mrs. J. Gufflngw Mrs.

Mary 'Wilson of Chicago. It Tllltlrfl with her mother. Mrs. Nancy Msr. S.

B. of Decatur, Sunday with her mother, X. The Baptist Sunday school wU1 have, nn Ice cream social on church Friday evening. Aug. 7.

M. Schrader and family of near OCkleyj snent Sunday with J. H. Uoothart and Miss Louise Oantl of Pa aiding Ol. he- visiting with her aunt.

Mrs. McIXuHeli' Miss Minnie Ehepard of rUlteil Sunday with Mrs William Spftncltr. Mis. Mary Nesbltt of Decatur. wss thi guest of relative, near here Sunday Mrs.

William Cundlff and spent Sunday with relative. In Deettnr. Rev. and J. F.

Howard visited front Thunday until Saturday with friends at Assumption. following ruests (Dent Sunday wltl Mr. and Mrs. Georg. Sohlmm and oanghtel of near Lovtngton: Mr.

Harrl Neln and daughter and Mr. and Mra Joh. and child of near ML Zlon and Mr. ana John Stellwagen. fc Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Morrison and HUM sell, of Rantool, visited Sunday with reliU J. Matthew, and Kr.

Carr ana Carr of Decatur, were noon visitor, with Mr. and Mra Holman a Decmrar vMto) Most' of tlw farmers through Ihridil.