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aunaay, August 8, 1915. I HE DECATUR HERALD 21 80 Acres Fnr Sain PANA GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURfH REMODELED AND DEDICATED ON SUNDAY Glimpses of Reel Lite A feature of Memorial day ln Boston's celebration was parade of horses under the auspices of the Boston Work Horse. Relief Association. About C.000 horses were in line, and many were decorated with blue ribbons by the judRes. One of these was Black Jack, forty-two years old: another old horse.

Babe, twenty-eight years old, received a sold medal. les south Decatur, miles fs th E1win on state aid road. This ermrl 0ds farm- is bIack level land hltlz and drainage no Macon Co. Priced right, st bo "en to' be appreciated, ono -kt ithas- H- "Woods, St. Bell 141 fXBM FOr SALE tO ACRES.

LEVEL blacic land by lurvey 43 acres; well fenced J' ln srass: good 5-room house, big barn: granery. hen house, coal house and cellar. Telephone D. School mile on 3 bis roads. 8 ml.

Litchfield, Hillsboro Sorento and Mr. Olive. ml. WalshvllI geveral fruit trees; good shade. A bargain at H.200.

Jas. A. Garrison. Litchfield. 111.

F. D. No- 3. Farm of 240 acres, well improved. Can be divided in two farms, 80 and 1 60, the sale of this farm is to close an estate.

BICE STRINGER. 119 s. Water. J. L.

DRAKE. 330 N. Main. Official City Legals. Chili Is to have a foundry for the manipulation of the raw material that comes from Bolivian tin mines.

York and Boston will figure In the brilliant ball scenes, the historical Duchess of Richmond's ball at Brussels and at Gaunt house. Other scenes will be a new handling of the battle scenes. Including the Battle of Waterloo. Mrs. Fiske was last seen in Decatur in "The High Road." Mrs.

Merriman Was Uneasy About Her; Husband Winifred Greenwood of the Mutual company has appeared in more than 800 productions since joining the company several years ago. While on the stage she played nearly 300 different roles. 50 ACRES. No tin. FOR lven that sealed Clerk received by the City from thiv.te.Cltjr of Decatur, Illinois, "ay 10:00 A Mon-iivs- of tS-th' 1915- for tne furnish-to be Aerial 65 ft.

fire truck, 60 hSSe1?" 8i cyllnder and required to furnish ccWltS itLc.at,on8 of tbeir apparatus nish they Propose to fur- Further "respective bids, ed formation will be furnish-ChiefP ot ap icati to C. W. Devore. Illinois. Department, Decatur, servX hl Decatur, Illinois, re-bids lr nght t0 any or all most any Did considered Dated rhtas to the said 'el.

1915 30th day of Jaly. A- D-. GARDEN FRUIT LAND Located one mile north of city bearing fruit apples, pears, peaches, grapes, berries and all kinds oC vegetable a. IMPROVEMENTS D. W.

Griffith, producer of "The Birth of a Nation," Thomas H. Ince and Mack Sennett have just formed a $5,000,000 film corporation. These three men are considered the biggest directors in the United State and future features are expected to be on the same magnitude as "The Birth of a Nation." He Had Been In Poor Health For Nearly Two Years; She Took Him To Interstate Doctor They Cured Him. JEROME J. HEGER.

City Clerk. FTW A Two small houses and hams. WILL SELL. ai a whole or divide in and 10 acre tracts POSSESSION. Tennessee mountaineers nearly spoiled an Essanay film recently.

It was their first glimpse of the motion machine and while an Essanay star was busy making a thrilling rescue of five actresses from a mountain stream the mountaineers thought it was "real" instead of "reel" and tried to break into tbe scene. tt once or January first next, as desired. BARGAIN" FOR ANYONE, that can handle the entire tract NOT MUCH CASH REQUIRED. JOHNSON DIMOCK. OVER POSTS JEWELRY STORE.

Wealth to the amount of $100,000,000 was represented in one of the Essanay scenes of "Affinities" recently taken in Chattanooga, Wealthy families offered their homes and lawns for the scenes and appeared in the film. BBBBBBSSBSSSSSBSSBMI gain in Sobiuir Annette Kellerman is the latest Fox star. William Fox, president of the corporation that bears his name, says that the great swimmer has been engaged for a special production at a salary of $2,500 a week. Mr. Fox adds that in one of the scenes about 500 of the prettiest girls in the country will WnfiVo Tt 1 V1- 1AX NOTICE.

InSriw (Keteb Siven to all persons Bard LCal Im- "ofi8 Clty of Decatur, 1111-focni fmXl" let tne contract for the Faft 01 the roadway of tor th width Fas? Ul bv-tweuen curbs- Irni the fj, thl orth Water Street East est line of the pavement in Sdw.ay' deluding- the road-rTay ad alley Intersections from the curb lines to the lot fiV in the City of Decatur, Macon County, Illinois, by grading, curbing, paving and draining, Ind the ttSrl completed and accepted by said Board on the 6th day of August, A. 1915, and said Board of Local Improvements having filed in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, on the 6th day of August. A. 191o, a certificate showing that the said improvement conforms substantially to the requirements of the original ordinance for the construction of the same, the costs thereof, the amount estimated by them to be required to pay accruing interest on bonds and vouchers issued to anticipate collection of the special tax for said improvement, a hearing will be had on said certificate as to the truth ot the facts stated therein, at the County Court Room in the Court House in the City of Decatur on the 25th day of August A D. 191o, at ten o'clock.

A or as soon thereafter as the business of the court will permit. All persons desiring may file objections in said Court before said day and may appear on the hearing and make their defense. Dated at Decatur. Illinois, this 7th day of August, A. D.

1915. DAN DINNEEN, Mayor. CHARLES BECKER. SuPt- of Streets. JOHN F.

MATTES. H. F. ROBBINS. HARRY RUTHRAUFF, Board of Local Improvements of the City of Decatur, 111.

JAMES A. HENSON, Corporation Counsel. R. P. Mernman, a well known citizen of Decatur in another of the hundreds who have nothing but the warmest words of praise for the great work of curing chronic diseases that is being accomplished by the new method treatment of the Interstate Doctors, those expert medical specialists "who have their Decatur Institute at 249 North Water street.

Everybody should read Mr. Merrl-man's letter, he says: "I will just describe my condition and what you have done for me. I told you when I came to you on June 30, that I had been unable to work for eighteen months, could do only light work and small chores. The specialist in charge gave me a thorough examination and said he could help me. My wife was more anxious than I was for me to begin treatment.

She was right uneasy about me. "She was afraid I was going to die. We decided to start treating and I began to feel better right away, my head cleared up and I felt different all around. "I was offered a job on the street and worked 3 hours on July 7, just eight days after I began treatment on July 9th. I worked a full day with the concrete mixer and now I feel able to do a full day's work.

"I have sent some of my friends to you and advise all who have any serious trouble to go to you. P. MERRIMAN. "637 East North." These master specialists treat all chronic diseases of men, women and children. Examination is free to all but no incurable case taken Adv.

be seen. The public usually judges the "beauties" without taking the press agent's word for it. MRS. MIXXIE MADDERN FISKE. Many prominent stage stars are to be associated with Mrs.

Minnie Maddern Fiske in the Edison motion picture production of "Vanity Fair" in which Mrs. Fiske takes the part of "Becky." Mrs. IMske created this role more than 15 years ago and although she has appeared in many notable plays since then, to the majority of the American theater public, is still "Becky." Leonie Flugrath; the child star in "The Poor Little Rich Girl" will be Becky as a little girl. Phillip Quinn will be Napoleon. Mr.

Quinn has played Napoleon on the stage more than any other character. Amelia will be taken by Helen Fulton and George Wright of "Within the Law" will be the Marqquis of Steyne. Will Tine Boston Houses. The wide interest taken in this production by literary people has prompted the offer of many fine estates to give the proper "atmosphere." With this is the accepted offer of two wealthy Bostonians, owning an entire square, who will close off the square for the use of the photoplayers, as the houses are of the type needed. A number of society people of New No.

1626 2 acres, on gravel road, close to city, about six blocks from car line 1 acre in corn, balance in garden and small fruit. Nice 5-room house, fine barn, good chicken house, concrete walks, good well and cistern. A dandv little place. Price $2300; half cash and balance time. North Sidle Cottage 1-Wil Trade No.

1964 A modern 5-room cottage, sleeping porch; all in fine shape; splendid location; on lot 50x150. Owner leaving city. "Will take $4000, or will consider a good lot in part. "Will make a nice home. A.

BURKS, City Dept. Over Newstadt's. cor. Water Prairie. WILI, TEST FLEET.

NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 8. The at-Iantic fleet is again to be put to the test of protecting the eastern seaboard fro minvasion by a supposed foreign fleet. Admiral Frank Fletcher, Its commander, announced last night that officials of the war college were at work mapping out the problems of another war game to take place after the target practice ln Narragansett Bay next fall.

WALSH CANDIDATE. BOSTON, Aug. 8. Governor Walsh last night declared he would be a candidate for nomination for a third term. PANA, Aug.

8. The dedicatory ser Penny Grocery TELL WHY Penny Grocery No. 1 527 North Water. BELL 3806. AUTO 1610.

Penny Grocery No. 2 632 East Wood. BELL 503. I should move to Western Canada? YOU like thousands of other American farmers are asking that question. Nearly a million Americans prospering now in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba would give you this answer: "TO BETTER YOURSELF.

To start on little if you have but little and make yourself independent and wealthy in a few years or if you are a wealthy farmer now, to make for yourself far greater profits." The Western Canada Farmer knows that any American farmer with energy and enterprise, and smaller capital than would be required to start anywhere else on earth, -can make good in Western Canada. It is the enormous crops raised on land that is very low priced, but most productive, which makes success so certain for the good farmer in the Canadian West. But besides the answer of the Western Canadian to the Ameri- vices of the remodeled and extensively improved St. John's German Evangelical church, East Third street, between Kitchell avenue and Maple street, will be conducted today, beginning at 2:30 o'clock and will be open to the public. The work of remodeling the St.

John's church has been under way the past three months and was brought about largely through the efforts of the pastor, Rev. G. A Kanzler, who came to Pana about one year ago. From the beginning of his pastorate there was a new life and intense energy. They began ten months ago to formulate plans for church improvement, which have been realized at the expense of some J5.000 and a large amount of personal labor and overseeing work on the part of many members of the congregation.

Service ln English. The dedicatory services Sunday afternoon will be in English and will be featured by anthems by the St. John's choir, considered one of the very best in Pana. The choir, assisted by an augmented orchestra, will render the sacred cantata, "Ruth," Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, which will also be open to the public. The dedicatory sermon Sunday will be delivered by Rev.

E. J. Westerbeck, of New Douglas, III. Following will be the program for the dedication: Dedicatory Program. Introit "The Lord Is in His Holy Temple, Let All the Earth Keep Silence." Song "Now Thank "We All, Our God." Prayer Rev.

W. Tate, of the First Baptist church. Anthem St. John's Choir. Scripture Psalms, 84 th chapter.

Pong "Praise Him, Praise Him, Jesus, Our Blessed Redeemer." Sermon Rev. E. J. "Westerbeck, of New Douglas, 111. Anthem St.

John's choir. Remarks Rev. G. A. Kanzler, pastor.

Offering for building fund. Song "Savior, Lead Me Lest I Stray." Lord's Prayer and Blessing. "God Be With You Till We Meet Again." Here is one of the Best Bargains that will be made this season on Elberta Peaches Per bushel basket $1.30 35c Tomatoes, per bushel can farjner, there are SPECIAL and PARTICULAR ANSWERS IH startling, remarkable answers that at first thought seem "too good to be true" answers that offer you more than you were ever offered before. Yet these answers are made today, to YOU, by the greatest transporta- tion company on earth; they are backed by capital of hundreds of millions of dollars. These answers are the greatest features of the most wonderful and the most liberal colonization policy the world has ever seen.

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Quiet prevailed here. Saturday following the occupation by the American naval forces Friday of the office of the port and the national palace for the purpose of maintaining order and safeguarding life and property. 15c Apples, per peck The annual cut of British Columbia timber is approximately 2.000.000,000 feet. Thre are 420 mills and 790 logsing camps In the province, employing about 60.000 men. to speculators inese icium crop the land.

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As a rule, how- the rainfall is of ample volume to mature all crops planted. The Bow River Valley of Alberta is th warden spot of North America. Climate, soil, dependable water supply, best of churches and rural telephones are a few of the advantages found in Western Canada that mWAREXCURSNS TWICE MONTHLY Go and investigate for yourself. We offer low rate At' ursion tickets to Western Canada on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, good to return round trip exc spedaj parties on these dates and see for yourself. Come and at any time wi opportunity to own a farm of your own.

This is a proposition that should appeal rLrSuTar We WeStem Can Compare them with home production and see the difference. Ft- Hrvrature and further information, call on or literature anu nich-Jri- Ant. $1.00 $1.00 ROUND TRIP Including Boat Fare Tickets good only on special trains. A beautifu up the Illinois river on the only steamer on western waters with a steel hull; dancing and special entertainment. Over Neustadt's, Corner Prairie and Water Streets, Decatur, 111..