Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

THE DECATUR HERALD 10 Monday, November 29, 1915. House Renting Agencies. Vacant Lots. For Rent Rooms. DECATUR HERALD CELEBRATE FIFTIEIH OFFICERS TAKE TEST.

FORT SHERIDAN. 111., Nov. 28. The second thirty miles of the test ride being taken by 45 cavally officers of the Illinois National Guard was accomplished Saturday. The ride from Fort Sheridan to Diamond Lake and return horses and men completed the task in good condition.

Sunday the test will conclude with a trip to Chicago. Seven and one half hours were allowed by the schedule for Saturday's rideK but the officers did it in six hours and thirty five minutes. MONTICELLO MONTICELLO. Nov. 29.

Mrs R. r. and Miss Isabel Bowman ente'rtainSi ten couples Friday evening in honor of Miss June Hostetler of Lovington wh is passing the week end with Mr and Mrs. Harry Huffman. Miss Hostetler is a daughter of Rev.

and Mrs. Hostetler, a former minister in tWs city. The evening was spent pullini taffy and making popcorn balls. Varl ous games were played. Those present were: Misses Fern White, Ovallo Snv der, Kathryn Mcintosh, Aulta PectT Maggie Brown, Irene Bradv Leoir Leiper, Grace Fisher, June Willis Edie.

Wayne Smith, Alan 4' derson, Donald Bradley. Gerald Messer smith. Herbert Flovd aiJ Donald Bowman, John Goeggle" Mr an Mrs. Harry Huffman and babe. Personal.

Miss Harriett Conard of Mattoon passed the week end in this city -with her mother, Mrs. P. H. Conard Mrs. Rose Haffner and son Georce were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs Fr5 L. Edie this week. Mrs. Ethel Gooch and Miss Guna Kelley left Saturday for their homes in Bloomington and Clinton a'ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Dale C. Keilev Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edie of Decatur were the guests of Mr. and Mrs ll Edie this week.

Miss Myrtle F. Davidson returned to Chicago Sunday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.

Davidson. The annual bazar of the Presbvter ian church will be held on next Thursday, Dec 2. in the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Phillips of Bement, Entertain Relatives Sunday. BEMENT, Nov. 29 Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Phillips" celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in their home here, Sunday. A sumptuous goose and chicken dinner was enjoyed at noon by Mr. and Mrs.

Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garver and children of Deland, Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips and children, who live on the home place four miles northwest of Bement, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Phillips and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bogue, Mr. and Mrs.

William Fairbanks, and Miss Grace Phillips, all tt Bement. Large yellow chrsanthemums were used for decorations. M. C. Phillips was born near Cedar-town, April 26, io44, and moved from Georgia to Mississippi in 1S53.

In February, 1862, he with two brothers, enlisted in the southern army, from necessity, not from choice, as their sympathies were all with the North. Their father also was an abolitionist, but was exempt from service in the Southern army as he was too old to fight. In Confederate Army. Mr. Phillips was a member of Co.

33rd Mississippi infantry and his officers were First Colonel Hurst; Second Colonel Drake, First Captain Zachariah Booth and Second Captain Edward Simmons. When asked to tell of some of his experiences during service, he said they probably were like those of other soldiers except that he had to fight for a cause with which he was not in sympathy. But the incident which stands out most in his memory is the forced march from Grenada, to Jackson, when they had nothing to eat but hard tack, for four days, and only three pieces of that a day. They were marching to help Pemberton, who was penned up by Grant in Vicksburg. When they neared Canton, about IS miles from Jackson, they pitched their camp in a clearing and- ate the first meal they had had for four days.

When asked where he got it, he said they killed wood-rats and it was the sweetest meat he ever ate, that they ate it without salt and it tasted better to him, then, than the goose would at his golden wedding, and he is particularly fond of goose. He explained that the wood-rats were more like squirrels than rats and built their nests in piles of brush. These brush-piles, the soldiers set fire to. and as the wood rats ran out, killed them. Settled in limine.

Mr. Phillips took "French leave" of the Southern army in 1S64 and came to Milmine, March 16, of that year. Mrs. Phillips was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Watson and was born in Pickaway county, May 30, 1845, and moved with her parents to Illinois in 1S56. They lived on a farm four miles northwest of Bement and here Mr. and Mrs. Phillips were married Isov. 29, 186o, by Moses McDavid, pastor of the Christian church, now known as the Willow Branch church.

They lived on the "home place" for 41 years. One year they lived in Indiana and eight years ago moved in to Bement. Of the eight children horn to them seven are living, James Phillips and Francis Phillips of Bement, Otha of Bonners Ferry, Bert of Sawieil, Mrs. Charles Garver of Deland. (Mrs.

A. F. Elledge of Sawtell, and Miss Grace Phillips at home. There are 13 grandchildren. ildoTIeyWally Fugitive Captured Asleep Along Railroad Track in White Plains, Ky.

MONTICELLO, Nov. 29. Weldon Riley is at the present time resting in the Piatt county jail. He' was brought to Monticello Sunday afternoon at 4:10 o'clock by Sheriff George Lindsley from White Plains, Ky. Riley was found asleep aloifg a railroad track in White Plains Friday night about 10:30 by White Plains officials, who at once communicated with the Monticello sheriff.

Sheriff Lindsley left Monticello Saturday morning and had no troble in bringing Riley back to Monticello. In fact the "Slim Jim" of Piatt county, seemed anxious to get back to his own home state. Riley made his escape from the county jal in Madison. last Thursday, where he made his get-away by sawing his way out of jail. 1Y OF United States Consul at Muncih Arrives in New York on Sunday.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29. T. St. John Gaffney, until recently consul-general for the United States at Munich, arrived here Saturday on the steamship Oscar II.

from Copenhagen. He said-he would go to Washington Mondair or Tuesday to take up the charges against him with the State Department Of these charges he said was officially ignorant. In a written statement given out by him on his arrival heer he said he was attacked in his absence 3,500 miles away, condemned without a hearing and his resignation, asked. The statement in part follows: Trouble Starteil Anp. 12.

"Mr. Gaffney thinks the trouble started with a story which the Morning Post of London printed Aug. 12. based on a wire from its correspondent in Berne, to the effect that he had been rude to Americans and British in Munich. Fleet street correspondents cabled to papers in New York, one of which also printed that a New York Irishman attempted to send a secret letter to him by the Austrian consul-general.

"Mr. Gaffney said that as far as he can classify them the attacks are: "Rudeness to Americans and British in Munich. "Smuggling secret letter. Berlin paper which attacked Wilson. "i ining bir Roger Casement.

newspaper attack ori Bryan. A few pieces of your BROKEN LENS brought to us means new LENSES without delay. WILLIAMS PTQMETftlBl OPTICIAN. FOR SALE 2 50x50 FOOT LOTS, THREE hundred blk. W.

Packard, very desirable. C. E. Ward. Household Goods.

Sewing Machines for sale. Domestic, New Home, Standard, White and many other makes from $7.50 up. Repairs for all machines. GEO. W.

DAVIDSON, "The Pioneer Sewing Machine Man." 215 North Main, upstairs. HOME OUTFITTERS. Will pay the highest cash price for used furniture, rugs, stoves and refrigerators. 526-30 N. Water St.

Auto 841 Stove Sale Furniture, Stoves and Rugs at Bargain Price This Week Our stock is always changing: if we don't have today what you want we may have tomorrow. QUICK A LE SM AJjL PROFITS. Holt, 120 N. Franklin. Storage Pianos for Sale.

We have a number of Standard makes of Pianos all In good condition. One new Cable which we will sell on eas payments and at about half the original price. Meridith Furniture Co. 320-50 E. Cerro Gordo St.

SLIGHTLY USED Stoves. kitchen cabinets, dining tables, chairs, rockers, rugs, hall clocks, dressers, chiffoniers, beets, costumers, library tables, davenports, stands, buffets, sideboards, rugs, etc, at a big saving in money. Other furniture taken in exchange. M. A.

Peabody. 121-9 EAST NORTH ST. Meridith Furniture Co. Will buy your slightly used furniture, carpets, rugs, etc and will pay highest cash price for them or will exchange new for old. Will sell you Storage Goods tor less than half the price of new goods.

Cash or Credit. liO-60 East Cerro Gordo St. Money to Loan. MONEY TO LOAN ON ANY KIND OF good security. R.

E. Gray, attorney, 143 N. Water. Bell 12S6. FARM AND CITY LOANS.

ANY AMOUNT, 5 and 6 per cent interest. D. D. Hill, At-torney. 313-314 Millikin Decatur.

iTTT" Money to Loan. On the best possible plan. First, the lowest cost. Second, the payments are arranged to suit the borrower and can be made either weekly or monthly. And last, but not least $5 everything confidential.

When you come to U3 for a loan you can have the money within an hour or two. Any amount from $10.00 up. You $3 pay only for the actual time you keep the money. Call and see us when needing a loan. Rooms 7 and 8.

Conklin Building. Half block north of Transfer House. Illinois Mortgage Loan Co. 144 North Main St. Bell phone 2041.

Auto phone. 15:45 MONEY TO LOAN on the easy payment plan, $10 and up. All business private. Decatur Loan Office 202 Citizens Bank Bldg. Bell phone 3270.

READY MONEY $10 UP QUICKLY Fidelity-Loan Co. Third floor new Citizens Bank Building. Old phone 370. Auto. 58G3.

Room 315. Low rates. No red tape. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: first mortgages bought and sold. Baldwin Carey, ilillikin Bldg.

Both phones. loans, no delay. lowest rates. you can borrow $10 to $500. on all kinds of good chattels, no Payments required.

Also $100 to $1000 to loan on city property. Notes and mortgages bought. WALT GARVER. 25S N. MAIN ST.

Money to loan on real estate 3 or 5 years. Schoenle O'Mara, 123 E. Main. Bell 2203. Auto.

1664. Money to Loan. At lowest rateB of Interest. No commission charged. Payment privileges, stopping interest.

Insurance written in RELIABLE companies. Abstracts made at lowest rates. Prompt service. Burtschi Bros. Co.

Bell 169; Auto 1677. 223 S. Park Street. To Exchange. For Exchange.

160 acres Saskatchewan, 170 acres, imp. Calloway Co. Mo. Several small suburban tracts SO acres III. black corn land, 90 acres near Decatur, 80 acres imp.

Barton Co. Mo. 40 acres near MoweaqUa. 160 acres Kansas wheat land 800 acres In Missouri. E.

F. Drobisch Son. 157 E. In St. Old ohone 4f.lt; Auto 1077 Professional.

Charles E. West, M. D. Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases and Surgery and Fitting of Glasses. Will make residence calls when necessary.

Office 630 Wait Bldg. Old Phon" 4520. Out of city Tuesday and Thursday. House Renting Agencies. Extra Special Bargain.

5- room cottage, mod. except furnace for Just think of it $12.50, northwest side. 6- room bungalow modern except furnace you will want it for si' 50 7- room modern bungalow, thoroughly modern, west end near school and university, to get good tenant before cold weather, will rent for. is CO 10-room modern brick residence on one of our finest streets. Out of town owner, anxious to rent for 20 00 5-room cottage on W.

College 00 5-rooms, northeast, for 5-rooms, close to depot for 700 5- room bungalow, near Staley and' new 8hP3 10.00 OTHERS. 7-room. part modern house, car. Marietta and N. Illinois, full lot.

close to depot, full lot, only 13 50 7-rooms. modern, a beauty on a corner 465 W. Waggoner, reduced to 20 00 6- room cottage, part modern, splendid location. 1317 N. College 15 00 One of the finest homes on Prairie Ave 50 00 Kever been rented.

Over 200 others to select from. Price $6.00 to $45.00. Leave your application and we will call you when the kind of house you desire is listed with us. Meridith Rent Company. Real Estate.

$50 Down. Balance monthly payments buys: 4-room house, southwest part. 4- room house, northwest part. 5- room house, east part. 3-room house, east part.

E. F. Drobisch Son. 157 E. Main St.

Both phones. Rental Bargains 5- room cottage, modern, hot air heat, electric lights, gas stove, west side $20.00 6- room cottage, modern, has good barn, gas and electric lights, new gas stove, west side 7- room house, modern, gas stove, garage, hard wood floors, good condition. West side 7-room house, strictly modern gas stove, and shades furnished. East side 6-rooms and bath. Concrete basement northwest side $16.00 5-room house, not modern, good condition, newly papered, north west side $15.00 5-room cottage, electric lights and city water.

Northwest side $15-00 Many others in all parts of the city to select from, ranging in price from $11.00 to $45.00. Modern steam heated apartments in desirable locations. $25.00 to $50.00 List your houses with us for rent. Results assured. BACHMAN BROS MARTIN CO.

Bell Phone 210. Auto 1362. Real Estate. FOR SALE 6-Room House 816 Johns only 2 blocks from St. James Catholic church and 6 from the center of city.

Will be sold at a bargain If taken at once. J. E. Patterson. 308-310-312 Millikin Bids.

1 60 acre Grain and Stock Farm in Shelby county three miles of good market: good seven room house, concrete walks and cistern, well, wood shed, buggy shed. Barn 40x60; 'large corn crib, concrete floor; one deep well and wind mill; farm all fenced. A big bargain at $155.00 per acre. Will take in seven or eight room house in Decatur. Terms to suit.

Address D-67 care Herald. A Fine Suburban Home acres east of city. 300 yards from Jnter-urban. Good S-rocm house, barn and new chicken house 14x100. ail floored.

Chicken house 14x30. Ground lays fine; good well and cistern. An ideal home for some one wanting to raise chickens. Only 10c fare into the city. Will sell on payments or exchange for Decatur property.

Ed F. Drobisch Son. Old 4612. 157 E. Main St.

Auto 1077 $100 Cash bal. $12.50 per month buys a good 5-room house, located at 2260 E. Sangamon St. This will make you a cheap home. Lot 40x150.

Price J. M. Pickle. 141 EAST MAIN Bell phone 1C8S Auto. 1577 $100 DOWN $10.00 per month buys 6-room house and barn; house newly painted and papered and In first-class condition.

Nice black horse canopy top surrey and to trade for vacant lot. Fair Loan and Real Estate Co. Room 4 Bell 504 Auto. 4800 141 E. MAIN ST.

Special Notices. DIXGMAN'S BAGGAGE TRANSFER Messenger Service. Trunks, boxes, light freight and packages. Auto service.Bell 3183. Don't SSiiver! GET AN OVERCOAT! unredeemed high-grade coats going tor $1.50 $2.50 $5.00 Come now and get your pick ABE'S RELIABLE LOAN BANK.

125 South Water. Specials Today Shattel's Cash Grocery 1060 NORTH CLINTON BELL 4739 All Goods Delivered. Cranberries, vet quart 6 quarts 25c Sauer Kraut, per qt 5c Esmeralda Corn, 3 cans 23c Extra fine corn, 3 cans 25c Cherry Blossom, corn flakes 3 pkgs Woodchuck Soap2 bars 5c Daylight Soap, 2 bars Matches, 4 boxes 10c Beefsteak, lb 15c Pork Chops, lb 16c Pork Steak, lb 15c Round Steak, lb 18c Sausage, lb 15c Mixed Apples, bu 6'0c FOR RENT ONE NICELY FURNISHED room, 2TS West Alain. Auto. ai41.

FOR RENT NEW MODERN ROOMS. NO children. 1.00 wk. and up. 44 s.

jnain FOR RENT FURNISHED SLEEPING rooms for gentlemen. Apply 740 N. Water. Light Housekeeping. FOR RENT CLEAN.

LIGHT HOUSE-keeping rooms, modern; no children. 447 E. Eldoraydo St! FOR RENT FOUR NICE UNFURNISHED rooms for housekeeping, ground floor, gas lights, gas range, no children, man and wife preferred. Reference required. S42 N.

College. FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping rooms, ground floor. 625 E. North. FOR RENT 3 ROOMS FURNISHED FOR light housekeeping.

1429 N. Morgan. FOR RENT 2 MOD. FURN. HOUSEKEEP-ing rooms First class tenants.

Bell 5505. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-ing rooms. 415 Central. Call 410 Wabash. FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED FRONT rooms for light housekeeping, ground floor, private entrance, no children, heat and light furnished, J3.50 per weelr.

134S North Church. Bel! 3540. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE 757 Johns Ave. Bell phone 3295. FOR RENT A LIVING ROOM AND KIT- chenette in modern house.

268 West El dorado. For Rent Flats. FOR RENT SUITE OF 2 ROOMS. 215 N. Main St.

Either phone 1276. FOR RENT DESIRABLE 4-ROOM apartment, heat and janitor service. Ref erence 440 West Macon. FOR RENT MODERN STEAM HEATED flats elevator service. $10 to $18: nearly new piano $145.

Suffers. 351 North Water. FOR RENT 6-ROOM MOD. FLAT, STEAM neat, did w. prairie.

Bell 3304 or 169. For Rent Houses. FOR RENT COTTAGE. STEAM HEAT, furnished. Bell 1332.

Auto. 5237. FOR RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE. CITY WA- ter. 1120 N.

Morgan St. $13.50 per mo. Allen. 161 E. Main.

FOR RENT 7-ROOM MODERN HUEE. 531 North Monroe. Inquire 1037 North Water. Bell FOR RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE, 1521 EAST Prairie. Inquire 355 W.

Green. Bell 1456. FOR RENT 7-ROOM PARTLY MODERN house. 532 N. Monroe.

Inouire P.ar- tello Confectionery. FOR RENT AND 6-ROOM HOUSES. $7 and $10. C. C.

Walters. Phones 1430. FOR RENT 3-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE or wlu sell furniture. Apply Barto's Meat Market, Gebhart Block. Ray Atterbery.

FOR RENT 5-ROOM COTTAGE WITHIN Call Auto 4692. FOR RENT 6-ROOM. NOT MODERN house 2028 N. Church, $10.00. Apply 1470.

N. Edward. FOR RENT 5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE; garage, 1030 N. Church. Call 252 East Grand.

FOR RENT 2 MODERN 6-ROOM FLATS, 141-145 E. Marietta. Call Bell 601. FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE. 920 NORTH Calhoun, walks, cistern, cellar.

Bel! 53S3. FOR RENT MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE. gas. electricity, garage. 1142 N.

Main. FOR RENT SIX-ROOM MODERN HGUSE at 134 S. Oakland. Kent $1S. Inquire at 1034 W.

Wood St. Bell phone 3926. FOR RENT 7-ROOM PARTLY MODERN dwelling, 445 N. Broadway, price $20. Kuny Strohm Agents.

114 North Water St. FOR RENT 5-ROOM DWG. 341 SOUTH Broadway, 5-room dwg. 321 Maf-fit, $14.00. Kuny Strohm Agts.

114 N. Water St. FOR KENT 4-RuOM COTTAGE 1021 W. Howard. S-room house 551 S.

Ha-worth. 3 chicken houses. $12.50. 6 room modern house, 738 E. Center, hot water beat, $18.

E. F. Drobiscb. Son. 157 E.

Main St. Both phones. FOR RENT STRICTLY MODERN SEVEN room house. 613 E. Decatur.

Auto 5379. FOR RENT MODERN HOUSE AT 1405 North Union. Possession Dec. 1. C.E.Ward.

FOR RENT 234 W. LEAFLAND. 7-RM. bath, electricity, gas, range, laundrj, curtained, screened, concreted. Bell 2237.

FOR RENT l-ROOM COTTAGE. 1045 ST. Louis Ave. D. Brlntllnger.

Bell 3904 or 163. FOR RENT 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE AT 412 E. Olive. Apply at Crystal Theater. For Sale Live Stock.

FOR SALE A FINE GENTLE RIDING and driving horse; any lady can handle. Good size; also eurrej and harness, cheap. Bell 4471. 1419 Broadway. FOR SALE 1 FRESH COWS.

2 JERSEYS, 1 Shorthorn. 1 Holsteln. Lode Creek. W. Bower.

FOR SALE 2 POLAND CHINA BOARS, one 2 years old and one young hog. Both good ones. C. S. Troutman, R.

R. No. 3, Decatur. FOR SALE OR TRADE GOOD WORK mare cheap. 1911 N.

Union. FOR SALE ONE JERSEY AND ONE Holstein cow and one horse. Apply 874 South Traver. Bell 3712. Choice Tamworths.

FOR SALE A FINE BUNCH OF SPRING boars. Am booking orders for spring gilts, ored or open. Herd Is cholera Immune. Certificates of Registry furnished free. Also one Aberdeen Angus buil 2 years old.

Creston Dutch No. 17S582. For prices and particulars write T. G. Scheer, Prop, of Pleasant Hill Herd of Tamworth Swine.

Bethany, 111. Poultry and Eggs. FOR SALE FULL BLOODED PLYMOUTH Rock cockerels. $1.50 and $1.00 each. Mrs.

F- D. Smith, Mt. Zion, 111. R. F.

D. 1. FOR SALE FINE YOUNG PEN S. C. Black Orpingtons, Foxhurst Strain Cockerel: 4 pullets $15.00.

H. W. Hogg, Bethany, Illinois. Birds, Dogs and Pets. FOR SALE FULL BLOOD POINTER PUPS See photos at Roy Wilson Hardware Co.

For further Information call or write Lee Burley. Oakley, 111. Musical Goods. FOR SALE IVERS AND POND PIANO, $120. Nearlv new mahogany oiano.

$145. Typewriters rented. Suffern, 351 N. Water. Automobiles and Bicycles.

FOR SALE ONE GOOD AUTO TRUCK at a bargain. For particulars aopiv 149 East Main street. Payments if desired. For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE MOVABLE GARAGE.

APPLY Dr. o. wiineimy. 1305 N. Church St.

FOR SALE A LIVINGSTON VACUUM cleaner. Bell 1602. FOR? SALE CHEAP LOT OP SECOND hand brick. 5 pass, automobile. 2 ties.

Rear of 402 E. Main. FOR SALE WINTER APPLES HAND picked, 3yc per bushel, also sweet cider. J. T.

Ryder. Bell 910. Ring 4. FOR SALE LARGE BEN DAVIS APPLES. 40c per bo.

Bell 1973. FOR SALE NEW CROP PECANS. DIRECT from growers. Common mixed. 10c lb.

Fancy ISc. Extra fine 30c, f. o. b. cars.

J. Short. Chillicothe, Texas. FOR SALE 8 VARIETIES OF APPLES hand-picked. 50c and 55c per bu.

W. J. Romans. Bell 3347. 1210 St.

Louis Ave. FOR SALE CHEAP NEW NATIONAL Cash Register. Small size. Kraft Hotel. For Safe City Property.

FOR SALE A NICE FIVE ROOM NEW 2590 E. Orchard, four blocks from Starch works. FOR SALE 6-ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRIC lights, gas. 1S28 N. Broadway, all newly paperea.

i.ong lot. uia pnone 46Uo. FOR SALE CASH OR FOR DECATUR property. 4-room cottage at Springfield, pave street, corner lot. Bell 4455.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Good 8-room house, newly papered and reflnlshed inside. Trade on small farm. Rent cheap to good tenant. J.

P. Church. Bell 3326. FOR SALE 20 FT. LOT WITH BUSINESS house.

Apply 740 N. Water. FOR SALE MY 7-ROOM HOUSE AT W. Eldorado St. The best bargain In the city for Wm.

Post. Vacant Lots. FOR SALE LOT CHEAP. SOUTH OF 175S N. Monroe.

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Phone Bell 5337. WANTED POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER or care of old people. 1102West Wood. WANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEP-er by refined young widow. 985 East North street.

WANTED BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG man stenographs now emplojed. Stenographic poslr.on that will Involve some out-of-door work. N. E. 52 care Herald.

WANTED BY MAN ODD JOBS OF ANY kind. Bell 62S5. Wanted Male Help. WANTED 10 LADY OR GENTLEMEN butterine solicitors to solicit butterine and coffee trade. C.

F. Lucas. 2125 E. Prairie. EXPERIENCED FEEDER FOR GORDON press.

Waliender Wilder. 321 N. Main- WANTED HOUSE TO HOUSE DEMON-stratora for 20 mule team product, either sex. Apply W. D.

Minar. 543 N. Jackson. WANTED 2 EXPERIENCED CORN shuckers. Corn standing fairly welL R.

R. TohHl. Casner.IH. WANTED MAN AND WOMAN ON 140 acre stock farm, by the month. Byrd Davis.

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED $75 month. Decatur examinations coming. Sample questions free. Write Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept.

68 J. Rochester, New York. Wanted Female Help. WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Mrs.

S. M. Lutz. Oak Crest. WANTED YOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSE-work.

132 W. Prairie; upper east flat. WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED LADY FOR company and help do light housework. Inquire 856 E. Wood.

Wanted Fifty girls at once, Steady employment. Deca- tur Garment Co WANTED AT ONCE A GOOD CHAMBER-mald. Burton hotel. 128 W. William.

WANTED MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO do housework and stay with lady, only 2 in family. Call Amos Wheeler. Both phones, 235 W. Wood St. WANTED 25 MORE WOMEN AND GIRLS to dress poultry.

Max Atlas. 263 Wabash Ave. WANTED DINING ROOM GIRL AT THE Magill House in Clinton. Newcomb, prop. Wanted to Buy.

WANTED TO BUY 2 TR. OLD ROAN bull. Auto. 5133. J.

F. Gepford. WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND clothing and shoes. Call or mail card tfi S27 East Main street. WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND VIC-trola.

Bell 162. WANTED TO BUY MEN'S SECONDHAND clothing. Highest prices paid. Bell 3431. WANTED ALL KINDS OF JUNK.

HIDES and poultry. Highest prices paid. Decatur Iron Metal 535 N. Morgan. Bell 2S47.

Wanted to Rent. Wanted front room, single, on West Prairie, William or W. North St. Bachelor, permanent. Address S.

W. 62 care Herald. Wanted Miscellaneous. WANTED YOU TO SAVE MONEY on the moving of your household goods, on the moving of your household goods, by the load; pianos. feigiit, etc Call CITY TRANSFER.

Bell 2311. WANTED SEWING TO DO. MRS. E. Moorman.

264 W. Main. Bell 3057. WANTED YOUR HANGING. first-class work.

Bell 4410. W.UWeyeant. WANTED ALL FARMERS TO KNOW tne can nave ucau aiucih leuiuvcu nee ui charge Notify Wiiliam Price. 964 North Monroe. Bell phone.

2474. Auto. 3024. WANTED PLASTERING. REPAIRING chimneys, and paper hanging.

1 also polish and put up stoves. Bell 2639. WANTED YOUR WATCH REPAIR WORK. We sell and repair American make. Craw, the Watch man 121 East William.

Wanted you to try one of our 15c PLATE LUNCHES 15c Most popular meal in town" WABASH CAFE 621 NORTH WATER. WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC. any kind of painting or paper hanging. Lowest price for good work. R.

Varner. Auto. 5625. WANTED YOUR FURNITURE REPAIR- lng. reflnlshing and upholstering.

Remodeling a specialty. Best workmanship guaranteed. Decatur Cabinet Shop. 237 East Eldorado. Bell 365L For Rent Rooms.

FOR RENT LARGE SANITARY WELL lighted room. Furnished for light housekeeping, on first floor; no children. Cars stop In front. 11S3 W. Main.

FOR RENT 5 OR 7 MODERN ROOMS 1575 N. Water. Shades, gas stoves, coal range furnished. Rent reasonable. Bell 63L Auto.

4640. Will Snyder. FOR RENT 4 OR 6 UNFURNISHED rooms, up or downstairs, modern. No children. 1616 N.

Main. Bell 1151. FOR RENT 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ground floor. 603 E. North.

FOR RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM. PRI-vate entrance; steam heat. 319 South Main. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT water heat, electric light and bath.

442 W. Prairie. Bell 411. FOR RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms, modern, housekeeping in one If desired. 618 W.

Main. Bell phone 3358. FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED FRONT room, very close in. 344 E. Main.

FOR RENT MODERN FURNISHED rooms, close In. 352 W. Wood. Bell 4033. FOR RENTSuiTE OF 2 ROOMS.

CITY heat. J. L. Drake, 330 North Main St. FOR RENT LARGE" NICELY FURNISHED rooms with or without "board.

Reasonable. SI'S North Edward. Bell 3483. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. WELL heated.

In modern private home: Vs way between post office and depot. 509 East Eldorado. Bell 1616. Farm Lands. FOR SALE FARM OF 42 ACRES.

ML southwest of Long Cifeek. Inquire Davidson, Cerro Gordo, III. FOR SALE 120 ACRES IMPROVED CLAY III. 6 miles to Louisville, Xemla and Flora. 45 orchard; 60 cultivation; 15 timber Owner, D.

J. White, Flora. HI. FOR SALE BUY FROM OWNER DIRECT excellent corn farm, a bargain. Write FOR SALE THE LISCO LAND CO.

IS puiiKis line cjtLicc booq iarm on the market at a very low price to sell. Best HlaoV In-im anil mr, ,1 oauuj- umji SUU-SOJI, gOOd. im provements on each farm and only priced uh per acre witn good terms, close to R. R. town on the Branch out of North Piatt.

Address Lisco Land Lisco, Kebr. A BARGAIN 215 ACRES IN OWEN county, $40 per acre; level land, all ditched, rolling land, sugar and walnut soil- under cultivation. Balance In timber Xj. nun, juai go, jua, FOR SALE 160 ACRES GOOD BLACK level Piatt county land, all under cultivation. Good drainage, good corn-crib, fair house, four miles from good market town.

One of the best producing farms In Central Illinois. Also a fine eight room house thoroughly modern, on fifty foot lot. fine neighborhood, close in. in city of Decatur. Both properties must be sold at once to close 11 an cats tf ITYti n-i rtlnn 1 Tit Carefr, 710 Millikin Decatur, III.

I HAVE FARMS 40 ACRES, 80 ACRES, 120 acres, 160 acres, 640 acres of Kansas and Missouri land for sale. Anyone wishing to buy, write me. G. H. Hopper, Leavenworth, Kansas.

FOR SALE SO A. CLOSE TO DECATUR, 1 mi irom street car. a. timber, balance level rich land. Price $65.00 per A.

'for quick sale. Inquire for terms of Ewlng. Decatur National Bank Building. SOUTHERN FARM BARGAINS RICH delta and prairie lands in Arkansas. Lou isiana and Mississippi.

Write for our list. H. C. Williamson Land Investment Co. Memphis, Tenn.

Legal Notices. MASTER IN CHANCERY'S SALE. State of Illinois, Macon County, ss: In the Circuit Court. To the October term. 1915.

In Chancery foreclosure. No. 237116. The Mutual Home Savings Association. Complainants, vs.

Robert S. Baker et Defendants. Public notice is hereby given, that in pur suance of a decree of the Circuit Court of Macpn County, In the State of Illinois, en tered in tne above entitled cause at the October Term of said Court, A. D. 1915, I.

Carl N. Weilepp, Master in Chancery of said Court, will on December 18, 1915, at the hour of two o'clock P. at the North door of the Court House on East Wood street. In the City of Decatur, in said Coun ty, offer for sale at Public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, subject to redemption according to law, the real estate in said decree ordered to be sold; being described as follows, to-wit: Lot Severi (7) of Mills Bros. Addition to the city of Decatur, situated In Macon County, Illinois.

Dated at Decatur, Illinois, tnis Zand oay of November D. 1915. CARL N. WEILEPP, Master in Chancery. Outten.

Ewing, McCullough Welman, Complainant's Solicitors. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virture of an execution to me directed and delivered by the Clerk, of the County Court of Macon -County, Illinois, in favor of W. C. Downing and against John Lynch, I have levied on the following described property, to-wit: The undivided one-third interest In Lot Fifteen 15) in Block Two (2) of Smith Cos.

addition to the City of Decatur, Macon County, Illinois, taken as property of the said John Lynch, which I shall offer at public sale at the north door of the Court House in Macon county, in said State, on the 22nd daj of December, A. D. 1915, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day.

for cash in hand to satisfy said execution. This 24th day of November, A. D. 1915. CHAS.

E. TANDY, Sheriff of Macon County, Illinois. Public Sales. Public Salle of Dairy Cows at Maroa, 111. Satmurdaiy, Dec.

4 at 10 o'clock A Car Load of Good Milk Cows If you want a good milk cow come for Kelley brings good ones. Terms made known on day of sale. A. G. Kelley, Cottersville, Mo.

F. E. Wilson and Son. Auctioneers, Decatur, III. Closing Out Sale.

I will sell at public auction at "Walter Allison's barn in the village of La- them. 111. Thursday, December 2, 1915. Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.

STALLIONS AND COMPLETE LIVERY OUTFIT. Prince is a dark brown Belgian stallion 9 years old, weighs about 1900 pounds. McGeorge is a large Clyde stallion 9 years old, weighs about 1900 pounds. Dick is Morgan stallion, dark scrrel, star, white hind feet, foaled in 1907, weigh about 1250, has good action, plenty of speed and exceptionally wail broke to all harness. These stallions are all sound, have plenty of bone and quality and have proven themselves to be good.

Sure breeders by producing some of the best colts in Central Illinois. The noted team oi Hackney mares purchased from the thoroughbred horse sale in Blooming-ton will also sell, both coming 6 years old registered, one has a registered colt by its side, both bred, broke to all har ness, weigh about llou ana I2uu ids. These mares are sound and full of quality. There will also be several livery horses. Complete outfit of harness, wagons, carriages, buggies, carts, fixtures, feed of all kinds, one Ford touring car in good condition.

Stock will be sold regardless oi weather. TERMS: Sums of 110 and under cash, upon sums over $10 a credit or from 1 to 10 months will be given. Notes to draw 7 per cent, interest from date. Purchaser to give approved security before removing property. A commission of $1.00 per head will Jae charged for all outside horses sold 'at the sale.

E. G. Hedges. Walter Volie. Clerk.

Hawood Keck. Auct. The Cause of your loose teeth, receding gums, their tenderness, soreness and tendency to bleed whenever you use a tooth brush is nothing else than Pyorrhea That devastating disease of the gum tissues which if neglected will cause a total loss of teeth, or perhaps some serious systemic disorder. I I Tour teeth and gums can only be restored to a sound basis when the Pyorrhea is cured and its cause removed. This requires the treatment of specialist.

I have cured scores of cases like yours, and worse. Tou are invited to make an appointment for examination, 145 Merchant Street.