The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 21

Sunday Morning, August 15,1920. THE DECTATTTK I TWINTY-ON3 lUTOMOBILBS USD 81CYCLB? for Sale--1618 Ford touring; good condition; 1CS7 W. Green, after 6 p.m. A.R One 1920 model Oakland Sedan; new ear at a bargain price. One 1918 model Reo six-cylinder, touring, with winter One 1S)17 model National Highway Six seven-passenger touring.

One 1917 model Heo four-cylinder, five-passenger touring car. One 1917 model Reo four-cylinder, five-passenger touring, with winter top. li17 model Ford roadster. One model Corliss three-fourths ton truck, pneumatic tires, excellent condition. REO MOTOR SALES CO.

Frr Sale--Light Ford truck with commer- body; 5225; 204 Cerro Gordo, For Bale-- 191T Ford roadster, first class Call at 242 W. Packard. For Sale --Chevrolet or will trade ai tint payment en city property, 725 W. Macon. J.

L. ENGLISH A I PAINTING 335 Prairie. Phone Main 1341. Auto Trimming, Curtains, Lights, lite. Harness Repairing Harness Oiled and Dipped.

-Chas. J. Shulke, Main 3444 210 West Wood AUTO PAINTING Quick Service, High Class Work, Estimates Cheerfully given. PRAIRIE AUTO PAINT SHOP 745 E. Prairie Main 1582 SQUARE DEAL GARAGE We do repair work of all kinds.

Let us overhaul your car and put it in A-l condition. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. We have used cars for sale. Among them 2 Reo trucks and 15 passenger Fords at bargain prices. William and Fifth Streets 1 E.

F. LEFEVER I Fairview 485. A. T. WOODWORTH Main 2904 1 i i ii iii niiii i 1 111 i in 11 'i i i i tun'ii i HUB I'i'inniimin 1111 WAYNE BROS.

EXPERIENCED AUTO PAINTERS ALSO EXPERIENCED ON BENT PANEL WORK. IF ALL OTHERS HAVE TURNED YOU DOWN SEE- WAYNE BROS. 235 WEST WOOD STREET Telephone Main 115 SPECIAL NOTICES. era at! tchinff and' plating a ttac hmen works on any sewing: machins, easily adjusted. Price i full instructions.

Gem Novelty BoX'1'031, Corpus Christl, Texav. I wlil 'not be responsible for any debts contracted others than myself, Charles E. Let Us Start You in a very profitable business; no experience necessary; we teach the business and sell you the equipment and pay you you learn; very Investment required; call and aee us or write for literature. Anderson Steam Vul- canlzer 510 N. Water Decatur.

III. Send, for free toilet soap sample and $10 cash refund offer. Laca'saia 600 St. Lou la, Mo. MALT' SUGAR SYRUP FOR HOME BEVERAGES.

There Is an unprecedented demand for this commodity everywhere. Get busy and -secure agency rights. Handle it as your main or side line. Write or wire for special jobbers' proposition. Act quickly before all territory is awarded.

Blatz -Products P. O. Box 63, Milwaukee, Wla. Vanted--Chicago property to Bell. We specialize in property for non-resident owners and'buyers.

Refa. furnished. Paddon 3309 N. Crawford Chicago. The New iork Schweite moved from the Wait Bldg to 254 N.

Water comer of William St. Wanted--Home for girl and object adoption. Apply 331 g. Main. New York Ladies' Tailor has opened for for fall.

Right styles, best fitting Kindly see P. Schweit, 254 North Water. Also fur remodeling. Dealers Expect Improvement Soon. The total of real titate mortgages and transfers recorded the put week fol- LAST WEEK Transfer.

Mortgage City transfers Farm transfers, Village. transfers 8 952 BT FEHIODS Transfers. 83 weeks. Same time list year, Mortgages, 33 weefc Same time last year City 33 Same last year, Farm transfers, 83 weeks Same time last year Village transfers, 38 Same time Ian year, 1835 993 .1150 782 .1525 751 182 97 4,476,329 4,108,154 1,090,120 1,760,737 1,780,374 2,480,268 2,225,007 228,324 122,773 Hare yon tried the Union Barber Shop at 128 S. Water.

First class service, Under new management. Geo; H. Wilder, Prop. City Window Cleaning Joe Bernson, proprietor: located at 403 Water. Main 69tt.

ACCOCNIING SYSTEM AUDITS, INCOME TAX REPORTS, SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS. GENERAL, ACCOUNTING WORK AND SYSTEMS FOR OFFICES, STORES AND FACTORIES. D. E. KNOWLES, 1040 LINCOLN AVE.

PHONE MAIN 1752. If you want PERFECT health you must have a PERFECT Spine! Spinal Bone No. 1 in tjbis pic- tore out of position; pressing Spinal Nerves; causes Headaches, Nervousness. Spinal Bone No. 2 in picture out of position; causes Lung and Liver troubles.

Spinal Bone No .3 out of position in Spine; causes various Stomach troubles. Spinal Bone No. 4 out of position; causes i trouble. Spinal Bone No. 5 out of position, causes Constipation and various Bowel troubles.

Spinal Bone No. 6 out of alignment in Spine; will cause Rheumatism, Lumbago and Pain in Lower Limbs. Spinal Examination Free Write, Phone or Call for Book on Spinal Adjustment and Cause of Disease. JAS. E.

KANE SPINAL ADJUSTER 632-34-36 Wait Building. Office Phone Main 2302-- Residence, Main 2620 Look--Buy FROM THE FACTORY TO THE HOME Cut the high cost of living by buying your mattresses direct from the factory. All kinds, all sizes. Sill: Floss, Felts, Combination and Cotton Tops. FEATHER MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED Bring in or let us call for the feathers.

Allow us first- class mattresses. A more comfortable mattress cannot be found anywhere. UPHOLSTERING We also upholster old furniture and furnish new covers; nothing but the materials used. The OJd Reliable. Twenty years' experience in Decatur in this business.

Satisfaction guaranteed. GoodsC called for and delivered any place in the city. Decatur Mattress Factory MAIN 1666 E. T. WARD, Proprietor 125 NORTH WATER STREET WE ACCEPT CALLS FOR A Main 1801.

Night phone, 2686. We pay long distance calls for dead stock. DECATUE RENDERING COMPANY, 432 East Prairie 500 PAIR ARMY DRESS SHOES We Buy All Kinds of Men's Shoes. The 0. Shoe Repair Shop 754 Eldorado.

M-871 KEEP COOL Emerson Electric Fans REX ELECTRIC 114 East William GEO.B. CHURCH A -900 W. Sawyer Main 6889 Don't jeopardize tbe bealtb and wel- farft of your family witb an empty bin next winter. Buy and and Coal. MONEY MARKET Average int rate last week 8.28 Average Int.

prev. week 6.89 Average Int. rate last year 6.00 OJ the money loaned was at 6 per cent and was at 7 per cent. $20,807 was loaned on city property and none 'was loaned on farm property and 51,500 wai loaned on Tillage property While realty dealers seem to leel business will be picking up seme now people wanting to' get settled in homes before winter, yet the past week was no indication any Increase. 'One of the principal deals was that in which Julia C.

Harpstrite sold to C. W. Montgomery, who in turn Bold to 'William O. Leedy, the old two story brick building at the northeast corner of Eldorado and Short street, occupied by the Heger shoe store and directly across from the Leedy confectionery. It is a two story brick Luilding, 20 by 80, feet with living rooms above.

Mr. Leedy plans to remodel this building later and move into it. The price for the is not given. 1 FIVE ACRE'TKACT. J.

H. Winters soli to John Heuser, a five acre well improved tract just northeast of the Wabash shops at the edge of the city and on the Green Switch road. There IB a good five room, part modern house on the place, other buildings and lots of fruit. Mr. Heuser gets place for a home at a price said to be close to $8,000.

The deal was made by W. F. Pickle. The same dealer sold for Cicero Deakin to Travis Redman, of Maroa, a five room modern bungalow, new and on a full city lot at 1282 West Decatur street. The purchaser gets the place for a home at 17,000.

T. L. Corley traded to Herbert Martin, a twenty-two acre tract one mile west of Turpin station and about three miles south of De.catur at $200 an acre, a total of $4,400. There are small Improvements on the place and about three-fourths of it is cleared. Mr.

Martin put In as part pay at J3000 a room, not modern house and two lots at 1764 East Lawrence. The dea! was made through W. H. Smith. A.

M. Babcock sold to S. F. Edwards, the seven room, part- modern house and three city toFs at 1105 West King street, the buyer getting the place for a home at $5100. ON WEST LEAFLAND Mrs.

J. B. Bailey to Frank Evey, six room modern, lot 40 by 60, at 463 West Leafland, buying for Decatur Treatment Parlors BATTLE CREEK Hydrotherapy. Massage THERAPY; TURKISH SYSTEM, and ELECTRO and Plain Baths. CITIZENS BANK BASEMENT: Call Main 1260 for appointment.

PISHING TACKLE Lines, Hooks, Reels, Floats, Poles, Artificial Bait, Nets, You can equip right for your fishing trip at this store. E. R. KELLINGTON, 104 East Prairie AUTOMOBILE INSUEANCE R. R.

Montgomery Sons 141 East Main Street. PEOFESSIOSA1. DR. A. A.

GULDBERG CHIROPRACTOR. Spinal adjustments including maaaaft and muscular manipulation. 331-2 Powers Decatur, Dl, Eye Ear, Nose and Throat DR. A. E.

PRINCE OF SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Consultation Days 1st and 3rd Tnes- days of each month at office of Dr Fobey (Dentist), 600 Powers Bldg, Decatur. WILLIAMS OPTOMETRIST RECOMMENDED 147 Merchant Phone Main 8 IMPROVED 80 ACRE FARM PUBLIC" SALE Monday, 23d, 1920, at 2:00 p. m. On Premises Adjoining- of Tower Hill On the Northeast Four-room house, barn for six horses, granary and implement shed and other out-buildings, never-failing, water; all buildings are practically new.

This is' a farm home possessing much merit of location, right it a town of good bank, mercantile establishments, general stores, school, chnrdies, elevators, etc. IF YOU WANT A SUBURBAN FARM HOME, SEE THIS It is good, level, productive land; no waste, and in good state of cultivation; thirty-five acres in corn, twenty acres in wheat stub- He, fifteen acres in meadow, remainder in pasture. TERMS: Ten per cent cash sale day, balance with possession September 1st, 1920, subject to existing lease expiring March 1st, 1921, -which will be assigned to purchaser. Two-thirds of purchase price or any part of it can remain against the land. For farther information see- E8LE BELDEN, 225 North Main Street, Decatur, 111.

JOHN R. BRADS-H A Auctioneer i DECATt'R, ILLINOIS. ome at $4000, possession about Sept. 5. Deal by H.

E. XMckerspn. Same dealer for Wade McCarty to J. Miller of Lovington, four oom modern and two full, city 600 block North Church, buyer getr Ing It for a home at about $4000 and getting possession about Emma S. Brook to Herman Sadow- ki, eight room modern, lot SO by 150, at 840 South Illinois street, for a home at $4000.

J. E. Kennedy to'Joe Walte, six room modern, short lot, 1741 North Warren street, for a home at $3500. Deal by J. M.

Pickle and Son. 'ON EAST CENTER George H. Johnston to Harry Behrns six room modern, short lot; 756 East Center street, for investment at $3,00. Jesse W. Whltsltt to J.

L. Burtschi who in turn sold to James Cook, 'our room modern and new, full lot, 234 East Leafland, home at $3400. A. A. Hill to E.

F. Droblsch, five room, part modern, full lot, 1578 Union, at 12500. Deal by J. M. Pickle 'and Son.

E. F. Droblsch to Sarah Peake, five room, part modern, full lot, 979 West King street, for a home at $2500. Deal by W. F.

Ed. Drobiach to James Woqdruff, six room, part modern, short lot, 1240 East Sangamon street, home at $2,150. Deal by J. M. Pickle and Son.

Same firm sold for Ed -Droblsch to James Dolana, five room, not modern house, lot 50 by 150,, at 1574 East Cerro Gordo street, home at $1,300. KENNETH POUND SELLS Kenneth K. Pound to Herbert S. Wheal, six room modern bungalow, lot 40 by 80, at 817 North Dunham, home at price not stated. Deal by Gorham.

Mary Humphrey to Mrs. Draxie Apps, eight room modern, full lot, 256 Central Avenue; home at price not" stated. Deal by J. C. Lyons.

Ada B. Ebans to Titus TJhrlg, one acre of ground without Improvements 1100 block West Marietta-street, investment at price not stated. Ltndley B. Cruse to Dr. Homer Marxmlller, five room modern bungalow, lot 38 by 80, at 164 West Har.

risen, for home at price not stated. Deal by C. N. Gorham. Adam Faust to George Blngamon, not modern house and full lot at 1103 East Locust, home at price not stated.

A. A. Borugher to C. E. Bennett, lot 48 by 150 on Summit Avenue at price not stated.

Purchaser may build later. Deal, by B. F. Darden and Son. William H.

Fathauer to William Collins, eight room modern, large lot 864 West Macon, home at price not stated. Deal by B. F. Darden and Son. SELLS 27 LOTS Frank M.

Tarr sold twenty-seven of his eighty foot lots In his eighteen acre tract at the extreme end of North Broadway during last week or two. The buyers and the amount of frontage purchased are as follows: James Seeley, 160 feet; Neva M. Blankenship, 160 feet; S. W. Kennison, SO feet; James DeLong, 160 feet; Allbrlght, 160 feet; J.

W. Patterson, 80 feet; John Bowers, 80 feet; Amanda B. Davis, 240 feet; George W. Dean, 320 feet; Arthur Daniels, 160 feet; William E. Jenkins, 80 feet; Herbert A.

Caves, 80 feet; Henry E. Miller, 320 feet; James H. Cherry, 80 feet. The loti are each 154 feet deep. All pur chasers are planning to erect homes either this fall or next spring.

The prices averaged $400 a lot. EIGHT PERMITS IN LAST WEEK Four for New Houses onS Three for Garages, Building permits Isued last week Building permits preceding week 10 Total permits to date, 1920 445 Total same period, 1919 453 Value represented last wk. 20,450 Value rep. preceding week, 28.30C Total value to date, 1920 1,832,601 Eight building permits were Isued last week for improvements aggregating 520,450. Four were for new houses, three for garages and for remodeling a house.

People's Clothing company Is preparing to spend about $1,500 refitting the Interior of Us store on East Main street. Mr. Hartz, formerijf "frith the People's store, will shortly open a new store In the Summerfleld, building, at North Main street'and Prairls avenue. He will first do some Interior remodeling at a cost of about Jl.OOO The following building permits were issued last week: To J. W.

Watson for a new housen In the 1800 block East Johns avenue to-cost $3,000. To Mrs. Delia Gushard for remodel Ing the house at 1165 West Main street at a cost of $1,500. To W. W.

Conlon for a (arage av 1952 East Prairie avenue, to cost 5250. To J. F. Nelson for four-room house in the 900 block Elmhurst avenue, to cost $2,000. To L.

Goodwin for a garage at 181! North Clinton street, -to eost $200. T6 Chris Burgener for a new house of four rooms and bath in the rear of 612 South-Jackson street, to cost $3,300. To Dr. Vincent P. Keller for new house, of ilx rooms (and bath a 135 South Hihori street, to cost $19, ooo.

To Frank B. Lanham for remodel Ing the house at' 845 North' SeVerith street at a- eost'of $200. LYON BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES Nine "Lyon trained" young people were placed In 'poiltloni with tur firms during, thu put week; imong them- were two We still have another opening for. txpert bookkeeper. more ttudenti enrolled during the put week' for the full iecretarlal course.

One student will take the special banking course addition to the regular bookkeep- ng and shorthand courses; another will take the Student! Of Train- ng Coursfe In addition to the shorthand 'course. After conferring with several arge employes of office help and discussing the situation with a number of managers of business tlie management of the Lyon Business College has arranged to offer ta students a post graduate course hat will bridge the gap between theoretical phases of the stenographic and bookkeeping courses and he actual working eondlt- ons of the modern business office. This- course of study will carry the students through all of the detail of office, work, simulating as far as nossible the actual working condl- Ions to be met with In the most modern and up-to-date office. This department will be under the fllree- ion of principal of the short- Hand department who has had a number of years experience as an expert stenographer and bookkeeper In hlcago, Decatur and elsewhere. With this added feature, we can assure to our- students.

"The Best In Office Training" without any quallfl- cation and with the positive know- edge that we will be able to furnish to the employers of office help, students who have all the training Is possible for a business college to give POLICE NOTES. Mrs. Antonla Monaco was Saturday on a charge of disturbini the peace. She was released on bond to appear before Justice S. T.

Keelei 9t 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. C. Fltmin ot fnantic, Decatur, was arrested Saturday for s.1 lowing bis automobile to stand in th street at night -without lights. has a old green Chalmers touring- car and 1 left i in the-street away. stood out In ths street about tw weeki and the numbers having been take off of it the police dla nbt know who I belonged to Mr.

PlUnwi (or 1 COMING EVENTS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS Aug. 1S-IT--Windsor ebautauana. Aug. IT--Baker-Davis reunion, Fatrrirw. Aug.

chautauqua. Aug. 15-22--Quiver Lake ChauUuqua. Aug. 17--Campbell-Davis reunion, Woodbine park.

Aug. 17-20--Kenney Mutual ehautauqua. Aug. 18--Picnic In Falrvlefr of missionary societies of Christian churches In Macon county. Aug.

IS, 19, 20--Strasburg cbautauo.ua. Aug. 19--Garver reunion, Fairview. Aug. 19--Storm family reunion In Storm Grove.

Sexon, 111. Aug. 20--Seltz reunion, Fatrview. Aug. 1-23--AsEumptlon chautauqua; Aug.

19-20--Lithla Springs chautauQ.ni Aug. 1-20--Woodbine chautauqua. Aug. 20-24--Flndlay Mutual chautauo.ua. Aug.

21--Mueller picnic at Fatrview. Aug. 21-29--Sharpsburg-EoUnburg chau- tauqua. Aug. 22-2S--Arcola chatitaucjua.

Aug. 22-27--Sullivan chautauqua, 20-2S-State lair. Aug. 21-26--Atwood chautauqua. Aug.

24--Btare-Barnett reunion, Fairview, Aug. 24-28--Tower Bill obiuttuo.ua, Aug. 24-29--Gibson City Chautauo.ua. Aug. 29, 26, 21--Hammond Harvest Home picnic.

Aug. 25--Vaughan reunion, Fairview. Aug. County Farm Bnrttu picnic, Aug. 25--Windsor's ZTth annual narrert picnic.

Aug. wunlon, Talr- vlew park. 28-30--Montlcello Mutual chautau- qua. 1 Aug. 28-35--Moweaqua.

Aug. 27--Wade reunion, FalrvSew. Aug. 28--Myers-Wheaton reunion, Vahs- Aug. rennlen, Ts.fr- Au'g.

Sl-Sept. 8--Bethany Aug. 81-Sept. 4--Lovtngton homecoming. Sept.

1--Florida plenlo at Fairview. Sept. 2--Bear reunion, Fairview. Sept. 2--Staley plcnio and field day; Sept.

8, 4--Hammcnd Buslneta Men's chautauqua. Sept. 8--Farm Bureau picnic, ralmew. Sept, 6--Labor day celebrations. Sept.

1, 8, 9--Bement home comlnf. Sept. 8-13--Annual Illinois conference. Sept. 17-25--Peorla agricultural Sept.

22-24--Atwood fall festival. Sept. 22-24--Sullivan stock show. Sept. 26, 27, 28--StaU Optometry KXdety meets here; Sept.

29,80, Oct. 1--Deland annual community picnic. Spiritual American Legion Weekly: "Willie," exclaimed the young widow to her recalcitrant oil-spring, "if you don't behave yourself and come in the house right away I'll get out the oulja board and have your poor, dead pap give you a good scolding," Tells Benefactress How He Rescued Sister. M--Mri, Bill, Hun- blln ol toll city, who uenOr befrieia- an Armenian np financial aid with that frlendihlp meant by Lowell when Mid In Vision of Sir Launfal: "Who fives him. with nil Some month! ago the young man, who was In the United States, wrote Mrs.

Hamlln that all his family had been killed by the Turks cept-one lister, and that he wai atartlng across the water in an attempt to rescue her. Upon hli return he wrote Mrs. Hamlln a pathetic letter, which was In part as follows: "Bear Lady: I have received letter of Feb. 29, and I was ready to etart for my Journey March 1, 1 did not hava time ta answer It. I had made UP mind to answer your letter after I had saved by lister and returned ealely.

I am now America -with my lister. It has been about ten days elnce our return. I went at far as Bayrout and I received news that she had escaped a week before, and was at the Armenian church. I wnt for her and she reached lately "I would you all my Bister's history but I do not want to brine sadness to happy people's hearts, fihe has been a mother for thirty dayi, but escaped, leaving tht child behind. "It Is a lad, lad story which cannot be told by pen are trying every day to let her ferret about tht dayi past.

"I never can forest that hour la the Armenian church when we met, neither can I relate to you the joyful feeling which crept over when I first light of her. She li only seventeen yean old and is tryhic rery bans to learn the Bndlsh language. "She always with me and she Is sitting beside me as 1 write this to you, and ihe 1i telling about the kindness a lady to far away ho4 taMi "She has promlMd Armenian needlework piece for JM remember "With toot fTMtlnci and ry gards. "KRIKOR Keriney, Aug. It--Mist Winifred Lnlcer, of Kenney, has been appointed Tliltlnt of Dewltt county by County Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Miss Luker Is a graduate of Brokaw hospital of Bloomlniton and- bai been visiting nurse of Tazewtll the past two years.

She begins her lew duties Monday, Aug. 16th. Miss Edna Rybolt of Decatur traQfjaoted business In Kennty Friday. M. B.

Glazebrook, Mrs. Lena Johnson and ion of Decatur visited paet week with JU M. Glaiebrook and. 1 Faye. Mrs.

B. R. Cole and children returned to their home in Mattoon Friday afUr a week! visit with her mother, Mrs. Amy Fersinfer, Mri. Fanny Myera wai a bnrineM Mll- In Clinton Tlririday.

Mrs. Blva Montgomery of Decatur In Kenncy Wednesday looking after her farming Interests. E. B. Dement reports an T3 bushel! an acre on of Or.

F. U. Blome and family to Feorla Thursday to visit her brother and family over Sunday. Jody Henderson has been hind Janitor at the new Coomunlty High school. A farewell reception wai given Joe Keiu ney and family by the Ladlei of Christian church Friday evening la church parlors, Mr.

and Mn, Eenney leaving for their new home In Cbampahtn the coming week. Church Notes 0, B. Rouse will occupy point at the Hi. Paul's Methodist church lUEIlar. morning In the of gwtoiv Rev.

C. Booth. EXT to the doctor, the plumbing contractor is the most important man in each community; in protecting the health of the family. If you are considering more modern equipment in your old if you appreciate the advantage that fixtures of character will provide for your new home, see me. F.

W. RIEDEL 226 South Park Street Main 935 BATTERY SERVICE fed it bur (July as fiaiterj; specialists to give free service to any and all makes of car batteries. Drive in and get acquainted. EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE 241 South Main Street Decatur, IH. "ONE dollar opens a savings account; and if about the biggest dollar's worth you can get today." You CAN if you PLAN to faoa.

book toantt to HELPywt MOW. Start TODAY. FARMERS STATE BANK TRUST CO. Pleased to See You degrees of activity, the reverse thereof, revealed Ifferent lines are considered. On alance, however, there is a little more to be said on the cheerful side things and although doubt and ncertalnty rule in many lines, pra- cularly as regards prices, there are vldences that some readjustments ave been fairly completed, while there apparently are only beginning, enerally speaking, the apparel rades, so called, are at the pole of epreaslon, while the metal trades re at the opposite pole of activity nd strength of prices.

On the favorable side are to be oted good crop reports and a turn the better in trade distribution Jobbers in the southwest, where ood crops hag been gathered or re predicted. The reverse is found In the main- nance of very high money rates on me, due to Increased crop moving ecessltlei, the reduction of stocks, due to unsettled European oiltleal conditions and low exchange ates. Weekly bank clearings CAPTURE $30,000 WORTH BOOZE St. Louis Aug, valued $80,000 was confiscated when poet raided a house here. Six men ere arrested and are held for fed- al The whisky, num- erlng 104 casqs, consigned to.

Louis from dwensboro, Ky. NEWSPAPER!.