The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

PAGE THIRTY-TWO. A I Sunday Morning, JUM 20, Staley Adds To Holdings Irmm boufht a at I860 and John bought four tracts of eere each at 11,200. T. B. Jaak a full Tueant lot In the tlDO block North Woodford itreet tn John at a price not atatxl.

C. lioiMi lold to Edward P. a i room modern bungalow on a lot at north- nf Smith and Eait Mnere struts. has long room and solid oak floors. for Investment at frier not Haienfleld Iti-nlir On deal.

NTW IIOt'SE 1 i i i Hold a i room mortem, new on Inl about III r-y 80 Il80) Wnt tn W. Srhloiser. who for Investment at a not stated unM a tract by 189 In Itarrland addition north- nf th. Wnliath ehope to Harry who for an Investment at a not N'KAR MAHOA. sain were mnde In the Tlo of Maroa the week.

8at- tirrtiy afurnoon. O. Fort estate at public An eighty rre fxrfn end one-half a i of Mitron and four and- I i i i of Warrrnsburgr, was hM In Ord and Fort, two of an acre. i rrom home on the a number of other huMd- Inm, an orchard. land ti rn land, tiled and i A room, part In Maroa en a lot 10 oy ITi with i bsrn, poultry hovee and tool shed, ioia to M.

E. KiHtoa at 11,111. Two tracti, unlm- both foort black land about miUs went of Maroa and to Lillian C. Brown and Montitomery. were to nold Jm' before Fort HewtTer.

tracti were sold at several days ago to J. Arch Montgomery, who already farmi land A In Maron 5uit lold Frank Prnflen to 3J A. Hltt at Tlie iiurchaser will move his to hli new place. I-mkrv sold to Ralph Endi- fire room modern Pennli avenue. Mr.

Endl-n't for a home and a posseaiion. et 1. block Terrace Gardens: H. K. Cannon to R.

H. Hummell, lot IT, block Towl'a second addition; fl. O. M. Bruaer to V.

B. Bodlne, lot 25, block It, Jonni' second addition; Nettle Knapp to Cora M. Alvle, lot SO, block Montgomery Sheell's second addition; C. R. Miller to B.

F. Klose, lot block 3, Qardeni; $1. L. C. Walteni to Henrietta A.

Herbrlg, lot It, L. C. Waltens' addition; fl. M. A.

Mickey to E. D. Dunham, W. tt, lot Shore Aerei second addition; $350. A.

L. Fullmer to Maggie A. Zlnk, lot block 1, Bering Qulnlan'i reiurvey; $1. Jj. R.

Whlpple to O. E. Chamberlain, lots and 55, Haceland, plat 'wil'llam Hendrian to H. L. Qrlder, lot 5, block 1, S.

C. Allen's sub-division; $1. J. W. Stroh to R.

Browa, lot 200 Bourne and Stroh's addition; fl. H. S. Baker to L. R.

Brown, lot M. Bourne A Stroh's addition; fl. L. R. Brown to A.

E. Staley Mfg. Co. lots 82 and 208, Bourne an1 Stroh's addition; fl. Same to same, lots SO, SI, 135, and 137, Bourne Stroh'i addition; II.

P. M. Camp to E. L. Carter, lot and south 4 feet of lot block 5, Read Co's.

addition; 31. E. L. Carter to W. S.

Lahners, tame property, fl. O. R. Dodson to Annie Spellman, lot 147, Dodson's second addition; fl. Julia Q.

Oodwin to K. W. Walker, lot 1. Lalte Beach addition; $800. Well Designed Home very itate in the union visited the atlonal parki.

Ten thousand very day Jrln the procession to the tlonal capital. County line! have erased so far ai motor traffic concerned. These linei no longer mlt any thing or bound any thing xcept a political subdivisions of the ate. Even state lines are Ignored motorists. All this has come about through etter cars and better roads both of which are yearly becoming more umerous.

It Is no longer a shock get Into Missouri or Arkansas or Kentucky and even Illinois whose mud was the blackest and gummiest America has veritable furnished wingi for motor cars. DEEDS RECORDED A E. Staley Mfff CV, 44 anil 45, Bourne Stroh's i to A E. Stales- Mfg. Oo 1, a a i i fl.

tn name, lot 61, Bourne A i i tn L. Walden, lot i i 1 Walters' add to A File, part of AUTOMOBILE TRIP TO CERRO GORDO USED TO TAKE DAY Who can remember when a trip from Decatur to Cerro Qordo was a day'r journey for an automobile'. Quite frequently it wai not able to make the return trip the lame day. Arthur J. Gallagher who was formerly prominent In Deeatur politic! and wai a representative In the 1 legislature was one of the early automobile owners.

He told a story that was a classic of what happened to that car tn one trip to a farm near Deeatur to ihow a proipecttve real estate customer from a distance part of the county. So many thing! hap pened and the trip took long that customer never even looked at farm when he got there In his anxiety to get home. WEEK FOR TRIP, The first automobile made the trip tram Detroit to New York less than twenty-five yean ago. The road wai uncharted. Road conditions' at a distance greater than twenty- mllee from any point were unknown and It wai no use to ask queitloni.

It took a full week to make the trip. Frequently the road stretched away through isemlngly bottomless mud and often required horsepower to pull the car out of difficulties. Now the sarno trip can be easily made in three days. Last year more than 110,000 from We Furnished the Lumber and Millwork for the TEX-TILE COTTAGE 665 West Forest Ask for Home Plans, We Furnish Them FREE. Deeatur Lumber Mfg Co.

"Where the Greatett Number Get Their Lumber" 11 HUM WVVVVY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i Independence A of your own spells INDEPENDENCE. The of everyone should be to butld a that they could call thek own. Plan yours now. I will fladly help you with any building problems that might confront you. Just phone Main 4067 for estimates on the home you plan to build.

JAS.J. SWARTZ GENERAL CONTKACTOB Houses, Repair Work 310 South Union Street Main 4067 MORRISON QUITS NEWMAN T. H. S. BY DECATUtt LUMBER CO.

This tastefully designed house Is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred a 1308 East Riverside avenue, and has attracted considerable a i from persons i i on a good house at a moderate price The house Is constructed of brick and hollow tile. It has five rooms and bath and all the built-in features suitable for a home of this size. Good workmanship Is apparent the house.

The massive paneled porch columns form an attractive a to the exterior. There Is also a flower box, and tne circle butteresses make a handsom entrance at each end of the porch The special a of the Inter lor are combination boolc cases writing desk and radio cabinet built in on both sides of an attrac live i place. Other built-in feat ures are linen closets, clothes chute Ironing board, kitchen cabinet breakfast nook and a built-in re frlgerator. lirrlemltarnl Instructor Department la Condition. Newman, June 19--R.

R. Morrison, hni been agricultural Instructor the Newman high nohool for the ait two rears, will not be here next ear. No one has been secured yet fill his place. Morrison is going to high chool, located In northern part SI the state, where he will prlncl- ial, and will teach agricultural ourses. The school has about thirty GOOD WORK HERE.

Mr. Morrison has g-iven the Beef lub work a great boost during his tay here, and has started the project among agricultural classes for certl- led seed. The students were given lertlfied seed for their projects, and now have organized a selling agency for certified seed of their own Rising. Mr. Morrison is a graduate of the lass of 1024 at the University of II- inels.

INSTALL AN A OIL BURNER Deliberate In Death Plans Charleston Man Concealed Intention From Wife. Charleston, 111, June 19--That Howrd Mitchell, shoe dealer whose life- ess body was Saturday forenoon in a room above hia 1 store on he east side of the public square, deliberately planned his own death, developed at the inquest later In the dai. On Friday he had told Mrs Mitchell he would not be at home that night, as he intended to be out of town, During the evening Harold Oliver, a clerk in the store, telephoned Mrs Mitchell, asking if it would be al right to' enter the store to procure something for a customer. She told him to go ahead. When the young man entered the store he found Mr Mitchell, who imposed silence upon him, telling him to say nothing, ai he was supposed to be out of town, BROTHER STARTS SEARCH.

When Mr. Mitchell did not appear Saturday morning hli Charles Mitchell, also employed mt the store, etarted ail Investigation with the remit the body wai found on the eecond floor room. A towel was wrapped about the head, with both hands grasping It, and one end of a rubber attached to a gas jet and the other within the folds of the towel. The body wai seated In a large chair, and on a small table near by wai a note, wlhch read: "Cut out all spectators now and later." It is believed Mr. Mltcbell'i- acl was due to worry over ill health and financial He leavei his wife and two ions, Paul D.

Mltchel of Charleston and Richard Mitchell of Monte Vista. Colo. The booklet written by Howard File chief ehemlet ef the and explains In simple Urrrn the proeeiiei that oorn throusrh the manufacture of all nf corn product! and by-products. A PUBLISH BOOKLET ON CORN PRODUCTS Explanation of Staley processes by Howard File. "The Production Products from Corn," a booklet with illustration! has been published by the A.

E. Staley Man ufacturing Co. Special Prices During June and July. Take Advantage of Them, Torrid Zone Furnace Installed In your home, whether in burn oil or coal, will give com- Icte satisfaction. R.

H. GIBSON 521 North Jasper Street Shop: Main 7977 Residence: Main 6218 GUTTERS, SPOUTING AND SHEET METAL WORK Sargent Hardware --and-Pratt Lambert Varnish Products for the TEX-TILE COTTAGE As you journey through the "Tex-TUe" Cottage, note particularly the life-long and serviceable Sargent hardware, Pratt Lambert "61" Varnishes and the Long-Life Vitralite Enamel--thete were furnished by us-- We carry a complete line of Building Material-Plaster, Cement, Metal Laths, Stee! Basement Windows Water-Proofing of all kinds. Phone Main 44. Prompt Service, MQREHQUSE WELLS Co. chart truing the varloni ettee facture.

reevltlHf la (fee Tkere arc eeveral did laurler et ef nil Hiatlng now a as i modern of a i Tin of a liifled 011-0-MatU- are for Tnelalle ell keel OPEN TO THE PUBLIC This Attractive TEX-TILE Cottage Open A. M. to 9P.M. Daily Open A. M.

to 9P.M. Daily 655 W. Forest Ave. Fire Safe Construction Beauty and Permanence at Low Cost "TEX-TILE COTTAGE" The Most -Unique House Built in Deeatur A New Type of Construction Cool in the summer, warm in the winter. A masonry house at practically the cost of frame, with all the advantages of beauty, permanency, low upkeep and lack of depreciation, insulating qualities, etc.

TEXTILE Basement THc, steel Casement windowi, Builders' i Draperies, Rugs and Furniture, furnished by Comply I Th. F.rnH.» The cutest place both inside and out you have ever seen. Designed and Built by C. R. Miller Sons NATIONAL FIREPROOFING COMPANY Natco Fire Safe Materials The Oil-O-Matic Way Convenient? In I (Ml Millr I.

in liratlnK roinmlrnn A mtUIUIiim home cur, lie MtunlU i.lli-ii' I nil Mill. MIU of furntrr liintinK In Jnil Hunk nl rJ.ld wlulrr niorntnin hritcil. InOrait of In h. wllh lirliiftiiiK ll 1 re-lmililliiK the flir hr (Mid llnl no Immrr 'Ihli nSI (1,1 i aritinUKM. Thrrf nre Uinn Come In and Hare thr Show Room: North COMPANY C.

W. Mita Mixed Paints Now In the lime to pulnl We offer ihe qimlH.v In MW see our utlwUon HIGHLAND Phone Your Main 2692. pi. $3.00 gal. $2.85 R.

M. BLACK RICHTONE 11,11 N. HI. UK Hrauttfy Ynur With GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS That are in krepinic wllh Itw- Neww. You'll mort than ptofcrwd if wt im wwrh fw wr IVKTAII.

11 A THEM 1'ROl'KKM 1 1 i C. R. ELROD Main 4092. SAVE On Your HOUM 8ACOLITB Vrir line P.f mtrnf Irwtetd iwytuff 75c for SuroJilt! II IrMlw jimt like Mlwil tm- provcmtnt wWU II works w4 (jill Main 484 Deeatur Paint Varaiih Co. Frt.ll 241 WltllMn NEWSPAPER! IF.WSPA.PFJ.