Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 12

PAGE JANESVILLE DAILY FEBRUARY 2S, 1949. JANESVILLE. WIS. OBITUARIES Mrs. John C.

Karberg Mrs. John C. Karberg. 82, Janesville resident for more than 65 years, died at 8:35 p. m.

Sunday in her home, 510 Milton avenue. She had been ill for the past year. Bom in Pommern, Germany. March 3, 1866. the former Anna Kamrad came to the l-nited States in 1872 locating: in county.

Mi.ss Kamrad and John C. Karberg were the second couple to be married in the new St. Paul's Liitberan church May 29. 1884. Mrs.

Karberg was a charter member of the rhurch, had been with the Ladies Aid society and until hnr health failed was active in parish work. For marfy years following the death of her husband in August, 1935. Mrs. Karberg lived alone keeping up her home and work- in? in her garden. Sun'iving are one son.

Arthur F. Karberg: two grandchildren. John and Jane Karberg. both of Janesville. nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Paul's church, the Rev. Marl in C. Droegemueller to officiate.

Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the Reining funeral home Tuesday evening or at the church after 11 a. m. Wednesday when the body will be removed from the funeral home. lowing an illness of two m.onths.

The former Marv Pfeifer was born Oct. 8. 1871. in She was married to Fred Bless, i who died in 1937. She was a member of St.

Paul's Lutheran church. Surviving are a son. Fort Atkinson; two daughters, -Mrs. George Grunnert. and Mrs.

Clara Heth, Fort Atkin.son; grandchildren; one great child; a sister, Mrs. Barbaras Rolh, Heienville, anrl a William Pfeifer. Funeral services will be held-at i p. m. Wednesday in the; Nitardy funeral home and ai p.

in St. Paul's Lutheran I church, the Rev. Henry Gieschen I officiating. Burial will he in Ev-i ergrepn Friends may call this pvening" and Tuesday at the funeral home. John C.

Hanchett Mrs. Elizabeth Lannon Elizabeth Devine Lannon, 88. died at a. m. Monday at Lakeland hospital, Elkhorn after a short illness.

Daughter of Mr. and Cornelius Devine she was born i Oct. 19, 1860. Miss Devine and William Lannon were married in the old south woods Catholic church west of Sharon. The couple lived on a farm.

west of Sharon until Mr. Lan-, non died 37 years ago. Mrs. Lan-' non moved to Sharon following the death of her husband. Surviving are nieces and nephew.s.

The funeral will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in St. Catherine's Catholic church, the Rev. Peil to officiate.

Burial will be in St. Catherine's cemetery. The rosary will be recited at Lannon home Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Lawrence Wille Lawrence Wille. four-month- old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Wille, route 2. Janesville, died suddenly Sunday morning in the home of his parents. He was born Oct. 30, 1948, In Janesville.

Survivingr are his parents; paternal grandfather. Ben Wille; maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuster.

Milton, and great-prandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sabe Kuster, Elkhorn. and Mrs. Alice L.

Stewart, Milton. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Jones funeral home. Edgerton.

Dr. Carroll Hill, Milton, officiating. Burial will be in Albion cemetery. Friends may call this evening at the funeral home. Claim Saving in Compromise Bill Repub- iiran senators Tafr of Ohio and Flanders of claimed today a potential savings of more than under the compromise housing biil now awaiting senate action.

The rediiction results, told a reporter, from a cutback in original plans for the Democratic adm.inistration for building of 1.0.30.000 subsidized low-rental public housing units in the ne.xl seven The compromise sent to the senate uifh backing of 11 Republicans and an identical bloc of Democrats calls for 810.000 of these subsidized units in si.v years. Under the public housing proposal local comm.unities or housing agencies must furnish land, utilities and plans and make the contracts. The federal government then supplies the deficit between the monthly amount required to pay the longtime costs and that supplied by the local agency included rents from the low-income occuoants. Mrs. Harriet Baer Mrs.

Harriet Elsie Baer, 74, died Sunday morning in the home of her son-ia-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chester Sexton, 868 Blaine avenue, with whom she resided. She was born in Sussex.

Wis. Surviving are one son, Virgil Baer. Galesville, one daugh- Mrs. Sexton, and seven grandchildren. The funeral will held at 2:30 p.

Tuesday a- St. Alman's Episcopal church at Sussex and burial will be in Sussex. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening. Ole Bakko Bakko. 65, died In his home.

402 South Fourth street, Sunday night of a heart attack. He had been in ill health lor about a year. Born in Norway, he came to the United States after his marriage 43 years ago. For many years he was a farm.er, coming to Delavan four years a'go. Until his health failed a year ago.

he was employed by the Borg Corporation. Surviving arc his wife; sons; lour daughters, two stepsons and two step-daughters. Funeral services will be held Wednesdav at Melrose. with burial at Whitehall, Wis. Mrs.

Mary Bless Fort Atkinson Mrs. Mary Bless, 77, of 74 Jackson street, died at 8 a. m. Sunday in St. Mary's hospital, Watertown, fol- Servicas for John C.

Hanchett, 1024 Oakland avenue, who died in Mercy hospital Saturday morning, will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Overton funeral home. The Rev. John R.

Estes, First Baptist church, will Officiate and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends are asked to omit flowers. Emil Klement Fort Atkin.son—Emil Klement, 73, a lifelong resident of Jefferson county, died at 3:45 a. m. Monday in his home, .531 Robert street, after having been in failing health since January.

The immediate cause of death was a stroke suffered Sunday evening. Mr. Klement was born June 26, 1875, in the town of Sumner and was married there Jan, 5, 1897, to Lizzie Becker. They moved to Fort Atkin.son eight years ago. He was a member of Friedens Evangelical and Reformed church.

Surviving are his wife; one son, Leslie, Fort Atkinson; three daughters, Mrs. Leo Martin, West Bend, Mrs. Lee Mathews and MrS: Ted Jankowski, both of Milwaukee; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Hammel, Lincoln, Mrs. Carrie Wileman and Mrs.

Emma Hammes. both of Fort Atkinson; four brothers, George, of Lincoln, Roy, Sam and Fred, all of Fort Atkinson; eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in Friedens church, the Rev.

A. C. Onasch officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday and Wednesday, and at the church from 10 a.

m. Thursday until the funeral hour. Lt. Horace Brown Whitewater Burial services for Lt. Horace R.

Brown will be held March 7 in Arlington cemetery, Wa.shington. D. according to word received by his father. Clinton Brown, this city. The body of Lt.

Brown was recently sent home from China. A navigator on a B-29 based in China, Lt. Brown was reported missing in action Nov. 24, 1944, on his first mission over Japan when the plane crashed and was demolished by flames in Japanese occupied China. Two other Oificers killed in the crash and three of the crew who parachuted to the ground were captured, tortured and finally put to death.

Lt. Brown was declared officially dead by the army air force in 19-15. Henry M. Friis Services for Henry M. Friis were held at 1:.30 p.

m. Saturday in the Overton funeral home with the Rev. John R. Estes. First Bap- list church, officiating.

MaitJand Palmer gave the service lor Ma- SUSIE Q. SMITH By Linda and Jetty Wallet Music, Readings Feature Family Night Program Milton Junction Family night was ob.scrved, in the Methodist church Friday night with 75 in attendance. A potluck supper was served by Mrs. G. A.

Schmutzler and the girls of the senior M.Y.F. A program fMlowed which included group singing led by Miss Esther Everson. Mrs. Wesley Sharpe sang two selections; the Misses Esther Everson and Anna Marie Konde sang a duet; Miss Joan Mar-tin sang two numbers, accompanied by her brother at the piano and her father with the Accompanists at the piano for other selections were Mrs. Wesley Sharpe, Miss Marilyn Chatfieid and Mrs.

Norman Chatfieid. A short talk was given by Rev. L. Knutzen appropriate to the observance of Lent and Mrs. Charles Candy gave a reading.

"When Martha came to Valley Forge to Celebrate George's Birthday," which contained a description of the National Shrine there. A reading was by Mrs. Nancy "A Perfect Tribute," and Miss Gyneth Wendt, who spent two years in Germany as librarian of the special services, gave a talk on the work that is being done by this group for the men in service. She also helped to establish a library in Tripoli while overseas. Booster Meet Tuesday The Booster meeting of the Milton 4-H club will be held Tuesday, March 1, at 8 in the Grange hall.

Parents of the m.embers are to be guests. The program committee includes Norman Everson, Arthur Frederick and Sheila Manogue, and they have secured Mr. Glassco to show motion pictures. A group of the older club girls, Marion Powers, Esther Everson, Marilyn Chatfieid and Yvonne Marquart will serve on the refreshment committee. The club chairman, Mrs.

J. Paul Green, says that all members who have not handed in their enrollment cards are to do so at this meeting. Milton Junction Briefs Mrs. Roy Hamblingson, Milwaukee, came Saturday afternoon for a stay in the William R. Howland home.

Laymen's Sunday was observed in the Methodist church Sunday morning with Kenneth Strieker conducting the service. Others taking part were Mrs. Myrtie Sherman, Larry Astin, Mrs. Charles Gandy and Striegl. Mrs.

James Burhans, who Is helping care for Mrs. Mary Patterson in the Clarence Carroll home, spent Sunday in her home here, A patriotic program was given at the meeting of Friendship Chapter, Eastern Star, last week. It included the singing of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Tenting Tonight" by Ivan Fitz Randolph and the reading of "The Perfect Tribute," by Mrs. Nancy Kidder. Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Striegl visited her brother-in-law and sis- tei', Mr. and Mrs.

Claire Wells, Saturday in Milwaukee. Closing Markets rhiiaKli I.i-.p»fiMl; SniP.t.'..^ h'-ES rri ana rh.uc' In. i' 'i -53 in. sin.25: hulk Ih. T.T; fe iish: In to vpa'eis I srp s'erifly 2 conts ah.nit sevPtdl 1 KI h.

St er I 's 1 la ft held iivn'O ih. lo -iT mpiijum i-2 i. I hr.il heifers I.T'^-J.T.O!; hiad I '''(111; common arui mcfiiLim rannf -rs Cu-'Pis i n-ipnium nn'i Srii hui's 0 vcAiprs suickers and iirnrro. aiCHiiy; to -nor! Wi(i-7nn ib. sl tihe-fp gfviii and choirp lambs higher; paid 'lr hish -rhnice 1M5 ''oln- hulk: ev.cs.

steady down. 2.T tn r-ii) jrriod to rhojce buSrhers 2 chciiv hutrhcr'; ibs. 2.T: 2fin-2Vi ihs. -75: gnndin ch 'ijre hPa lbs. Sin parking roash ana heavy staRs boars Caitip: l.Dfvi; wep.k to 50 lower: and gnod lo chnire and vparSings rommon tn gnnd 'l 'drv fed bepf heifers dairy bred hPifers c-hnice fows -17 fair to gnnd civ.s rutters SH.Sn-iri.Od: cannPi-s rhnire weighty bologna hulls common to good S17 --l Calvps: 3.200: weak: selerts bulk of good and choire veaiers culls and thmwouts 519.00 Sheep TOO: goofi tn rhnipp ralive lamb fair to medium lanrh SIS.011-20.00; cull lamh S17.00 down; ewes and bucks cuil to S8.00-10.00.

NOTICES 91 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 sonic lodge No. and the following past masters of the lodge were pallbearers: Robert Lester, John Wemstrom, Lee H. Snyder, Dr. A. H.

Robertson. Robert Took and Stuart H. Paul. U.S.W.V., Harry L. Gifford camp conducted a military service at the funeral home Friday evening.

Burial was in Hebron, Hi. Mrs. Anna H. Ehrlinger The funeral of Mrs. Anna H.

Ehrlinger, 420 Cornelia street, was held at 3 p. m. Saturday in the Overton funeral home with the H. C. Milius.

St. John's Lutheran church, officiating. Mrs. George Buehl gave the song service and burial was in Oak -Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Edmund Paul Ehrlinger Edmund Paul Ehrlinger Armond Ehrlinger and Armond W.

Ehrlinger. Lewis G. Ehrlinger and Jacob Moelk, Jr. Milo Slagg Fort Slagg. a former resident of Albion Prairie, died Sunday in Houghton, Mich.

The body will arrive in Fort Atkinson Thursday morning, accompanied by the widow and a sister. Mi5s Venice Slagg. Frient may call at the Downing chapel after 10 a. m. Thursday.

The funeral will be held at 4 p. m. Thursday in the Downing chapel. Dr. Raymond E.

Spurlock. Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in Albion cemetery, with Masonic rites to be conducted. fT oxam V'-'-i and I arr is f'0 i or by 'nw, 'i "he r.i--,:-:n:."?.:vr ''''1' nf rf tKii Pre 'o; '-r 'I i Dated Fenpjrs 19 1 By order ct i-'-t. JICsSE EAF.LE.

J. (-. i'liams, NOT UK OK FOR PRQ- OF WU.l. A.Vn XOTICT TO (RrniTORS OF WiSCON.SlN, Cou.n'j- Cojrt, Rock Co'inty In the of the Estate of George Neitleckpr. is hereby si thai at a term of said bo on Tuesday, the i nsy of Man-h, 1949, at 10 O'clock Ihp foreri'ion of said day.

at the C.iunty i Court the Cny of in said tiici w'M he heard and application of F.dna Barbaia Dodge. Ann Koi-kpnfield and Hrlen Jean for the probate of the Wii! of Cleorge 'eidprkPr. and for Ihe appointment of an executor or wtih the annexed of tlie estate of said Xeidccker, deceased, la'e of the of in said County; Xotire is further giyen that all claims against the said George deceased, late of tiie City of in Rofk C'lunty. Wisconsin, mvJSt be pre- sentt-d to said County Court at Jane.sviHe, said C'nintv. on or before the 21st dav of lOl'i.

nr bp barred; and that ail such claims and demands will he examined and adiusted at a term of said Court to be held the County Court the City of in raid County, on Tuesday, the 7th day of 1919, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon of uMii day. Dated February 1949. By Order of the Court, HERBERT C. STKINICAMP. Register In Probate.

John W. Gros.s. Attorney. CHEVROi.rT SEDAN Itt.iW miles. CHEVROLKT SEDAN 19.

CHKVROl niCKiU 'FF CHEVnOI SALES WI.AD Tl "NCTK SSDAN I JANKS CLEANED TRUCKS WANTED 17 WANTED AND WRECKED cars; also tractors, heavv machinerj-. Hmk's Welding. Milton. Phone 2672. SERAICES OFFERED 18 FURNITURE tpholstcrtng WOOD'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP Furniture Repairing REA.SONABI.E PHONE 33S9 HELP S2 19.

'i Ci ni 1 SED CAR loio Ce i9TrTi in povi connitiori. Radio, hpater, Ph. after 6 -pE. RV ORTGT XAI- miles. Wnta O.

C. Rag'ari. R. Elkhorn. W.I^A.D.

ITSS Modern eqwpmcnt. Free in.ipection. H. P. LAWSON Phone InSO Alir TVPES FOitl.

recharged: free demonstration. Ph. 567. Janesville Fire -Xtin- gtiishcr Equipment 4ai W. MiKv.

St. FLOOR SANDING AND FINlSmNG-- Sandsng. sealing, varnlshins. vvaxltis. machines for rent.

ANDERSON BROS. Madison St. Phone ISOS-R. FLOOR SERVICE: SANDING. asphalt, wall tile.

Free estimates. K. ft S. FLOOR CO. Phone Janesville or College Beloit.

lajs Fnrd miles 1947 Chev. 1917 Chev. PRODUCE rro.liiP^ steady; receipls 'J'l prices unchanged; FOR; fowl 'ttl-41; leghorn fowl L'S; roasters .13 -17; frvers broilers 25-2S, old ronslers unseltlpfl; receipts (iwn days! prices '-j to 1', cents a pound lower; 9:5 score AA, 92 and 90 a'. 51.5; 89 61; cars: 90 61.5 -62; S9 61. Eggs iinselflPfi; receipts (two daysl prices unchanged: S.

extras 70 pc. and up A 45.3; pet A 44.5; S. slandards current receipts dirties checks -Polatnes; Arrivals on track total shipments Friday L2SL and Sunday 3S; supplies moderate; demand slow: market dull; Colorado red McClures Idaho russet Burbanks utilities Michigan njssef murals .12. Minne- sola-Nnrlh Dakota Red river valley Bliss tiiumphs .20: npw stock: Florida 50 lb. sacks Bliss triumphs Milwaukee rr i.T) Butter extra? eggs A large 45: A medium 40; large current 41.

Cabbage domestic bu. fiO-65 50 lb. sacks New Texas large crate crate S2.75-:?,0(l; 50 lb. sacks Onions domestic yellow 50 lb. sacks U.S.

Xo. I medium 10-25; Spanish type western Spanish seed Potatoes Idaho russet Burbanks U.S. No. 1 A wa.shed Colorado Mc- clures V. S.

No. 1 A washed Nebraska triumphs V. S. No. 1 washed -75; Dak.

triumphs S. No. 1 washed cob- blers-Chippewas-Green mountains etc. U.S. Xo.

1 A unwashed com.mercials unwashed Maine kathadins 50 Ih. U.S. No, 1 A Florida new 50 lb. sacks U.S. No.

1 washed 00-15. GRAIN Chicaifo (fP) Wheat forged ahead for fair-sized gains on the Board of Trade today, a lift to everything else. The May" contract, up around 2 cents at one time, the market's pace. Mill buyinp snd short-rnverine aided May liie upturn followed announcement that the government had made large purchases of cash wheat late last week. May corn also was strong at times, reflecting a good demand for the ca.sh grain.

Dealers noted that corn bookings on a fo-arrive basis totaled .50,000 bushels, largest for one day in several weeks. The Santa Fe railway reported the "inter wheat crop In the southwest was in fair to good condition "much better than it was at this Hne a year ago." Receipts were: Wheat 8 cars, corn 140, oats and 14, Wlieat clo.sed higher. May Corn was lower to higher, Oafs were unchanged to higher. May fiS'ii-fiSU. R.ve was higher, May Soytieans were '4 -2V1 higher.

March Lard was 7 to 07 a hundred pounds lower. rhiraso Grain Table 2.201.^ 2.17\ 2. 19'-'-2 July 1.94'i 1.92ti 1.9.1--«-].ai-i Sep, 1.92U Dec. ...1.94 'v 1.95 ''i Open High Low Close May 1 1 I'sl L.Tti; 1 ,10 1 303, Sep. 1.2fi 1.24'i 1.25'/.-125% Dec l.i;3 1.12 1,13 OATS May July .581 SPP a7--s Dec .58 .59 I' I May 1 ..12 'i 1.29H 1..12 July ..1 .28 1..30 1.2s 1 .30 2.II'.', 2 -O May ...2 2.20 2.25 Va 2.27' t-2 27 July ...2.21 2.2.T"i 2.21 2 .22 -2 Chlcaso firasn riilraco Wheat: None, Corn 2 yellow No.

,1, 4. No. 5. sample grade No, 4 Oats: Sample tirade heavy mixed 74: No! I heavy while 79: No. 2 white 7Si -j: sample grade white No.

1 iieavv special red 77 ''t Barley nominal: Malting feed 0 ,1 Field seed per nominal: Timothv S17.nO-50; sweei rU.ver beans; 1 and 2 yellow 29," track country station Illinois and No. 1 yellow track LEGAL NOTICES 91 NOTUK OF HE.4R1N<; APPMC.ATIO.X FOR AIIMIMSTRATION, ETC. OF County Court, Rock County. In ihe Mailer of the Estate of Walter Deceased. is hereby given that at a term of Court to be held on Tuesday, the 5th day of April.

1949. at in in the forenoon of day. at the Court House in the city of in said County, there will he heard and conFiriered: The application of Maude Skyles for the appointment of an ariministiairix of ih.e estate of Walter laie of ihe City of Janesville. in said Countx, and for taking proofs of who aie the heirs of said decedent: Notice is further given that all claims the said Walter late of tlie City uf Rcick County, Wisconsin, mus ptp.senied to ic C''iunty Court at Janesville in fad ty, on before the I'-ith day of 19'9. or ho' barred; thai, all clriims and demands will he examined and ad.justed at a term of Court 10 he held nt the Court in the City of s.i'd un'v.

Tuesday. Ihe 7th of June. 1919, at 10 o'clock in the for-noon of said Fohnnry IS, 1949. By Order of the Co.irt. EARLE, E.

H. Petcrsop. STATE (IF WlSCnXSIX. C'iuri'x Court, Coun'v In the of the Estaiof F. F.

irkor. D-'-cetis: li. X-t-op is thn' 't a teim of Ciiiirt to hein 'u inc 15:,: of 1949. II tltf said the the of jn there win be heard ccns.dored: The application cf C'ortnn T. Barker, executcr of ests'e F.

Barker deceased, iate of the C.ty cf Jmes'-d'e, in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING JANESVILLE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD RATES Lines 6 days 53.60 U5 words) 3 days 2.02 1 day 4 Lines 6 days 54.61 (20 word.s) 3 days 2.40 1 day .96 5 Lines fi davs 55.04 (25 words) 3 davs 2.76 1 day 1.12 Above rales apply if paid within 6 days of last insertion. LOST, FOUND, STRAYED lAt an ad find your lost keys, strayed livestock, at low cost. CARD OF THANKS. IN MEMORIAM 10c per line, luinimum 12 lines. PHONE 2500 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 New Modern Fireproof Air CoiKlitione(3 Private Ambulance Service Insured Carrier John C.

Hanchett Tuesdav. March 1. a) 2:00 p. m. OVEPvTON FUXERAL HOME Harriet Elsie Baer 1, at p.

m. ST. ALMAN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH SUSSEX, WIS. Overton Funeral Home JANESVILLE. WIS.

15 N. St. Phone 208 REINING FUNERAL Quiet, Restful, Dignified. Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone 272 115 N- Jackson St. NOTICES 7 LUCKY YOU WITH THE NEW CAR.

Keep that upholstery clean with i Fina Foam. Bostwick 's Downstairs Store. NOTICE TO 10:00 m. there wcrrt answers in the following boxes: 70, 79, 101, 123, 124, 194, 247, 248, S50, S51. 6 oii'v 9 F.M.

4-noor, Aeroscdan, 19 miles lPt7 c.vl. Super Deluxe 2-Door, rnites SI IPri 194H Ford Deluxe Tudor Ford Super Spdan Couf.e 1916 Ford Suoer Deluxe Tudor 19.1S Chpv. Sedan 193S Buirk 4-Door 19.17 Ru.rk Special 4-Door Sedan 19.17 Plymouth Coach 19.17 Chev. Town Chrvslrr Sedan 19.16 Ford Tudor S295 19 .16 Chev. Town 193.T Chevrolet Coach 1934 Ford Coach 1935 Dodge Co.ach first 550 "DICKER WITH DESENS" Desens Janesville Motors 400 W.

Milw. St. Phone 2530 Open Nights Till 9 Except Sat. and Sun. 194- NASH BROME.

15 ,000 ML, fullv equipped, like new, $1400. 518 Ph. 4667-J after 9 p. m. How to Save Money When you buy auto insurance or a new or u.sed car, 'ask the agent for full details about ALI-STATE Auto Insurance, and ECOXO-RATE.

an easy-on- the-budget auto finance plan with low bank rates, FRAXCLS F. Agent LXSltRANCE CO. Phone So-ars, Roebuck Co, Bldg. 18 W. Milwaukee St.

OX ISP I. AY KG New 1949 Packard 4-Door 1917 Ford Tudor deluxe. completely equipped, 17 OOf miles, 1916 Xash Ambassador 4 -door, 19 ,000 miles, -SioOo. 1940 Pl.vmoulh Convert ihie. 194(1 International '-j-ton Panel Truck.

KBS7 176 in. whee'haso. KB5 177 in. wheel base. Uptown Sales Service Packard and International Truck Dealer W.L.A.D.

2107 101 Franklin St. Ph. 1600 or 4169-R r9 IN 15 1 TX- NINC, condition; 2 wheel trailer. Phone 104 Walnut. 19.33 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio, heater.

1940 BUICK SUPER Radio, heater. 4 -DOOR SEDAN 1947 CMC LONG WHEELBASE TRUCK. HUNTRESS MOTORS AUTHORIZED DODGE- PLYMOUTH DEALER W.L.A.D. 1100 PHO.XE 1511 or 5S9 215 E. MILWAUKEE ST.

Used Cars TAXI SERVICE 7c TAXICAB SERVICE We Served to Serve Again VET'S CAB COMPANY Phone 10 209 Laurel Ave. Lodges NO STATED COMMUXICATIO.X Tuesda.v, 1, WESTERN LODGE. 14 F. A. M.

Because of School of Instruction in Beloit. EFTI'I XG StfRIXE In WEDNESDAY. 2, 7 :.10 P. M. -Masonic Temple.

Ceremonial by visiting Worth.v High Priestesses and of fne Sheo- herds. REFRF.SHMF.XT.S LOST, 10 BLACK BILLFOLD' LO.ST.SATl.'RDAY IX business district. Contained Social Security Card, drivers license, etc. Owner keep money, but please return billfold. Phone ri02ri COCKER PUPPY with while under throat, "Skipper." drig.

Ph.one 4riH9. ALTOIVIOBILES FOR SALE 11 AUTO BARGAIN CENTER LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! 1941 Chevrolei. Town Sedan 1946 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 1947 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 51495 1911 Mercurv 4-Door Sedan 5815 1946 62 Cadillac 4-Door 1940 fio Cadillac 4-I3oor -Sedan. 1946 61 Cadillac Spdanette. 1947 62 Cadillac 4-Door 1946 51 Buick Super 4-Door 1941 Expres.s.

1946 Chevrolet Cab and Cha'ssis. 1936 Chevrolet 1 '-j-Ton Cab and Chassis. NEED A TRUCK BODY:" We have a complete line of Platforms, Stakes, Pick-up Boxes and Panel HARRISON CHEVROLET W.I../.,D. 1620 2nfi E. St.

Phone 58 BUD DE LAP W.L.A.D. 2034 158 S. River Street Phone 294 HUD.SOX SALES AND SERVICE 1947 Buick C'onvertible 1947 Chevrniri C-D-or. 19-12 --pr Coupe, 1940 Nash 4-Door Sedan. 1939 Buick 4-Dnor Sedan.

Dodge Sedan. 19.16 Foui 1916 Chevro 'pt 1933 Chevrolet 2-Door. Quinn Motor Sales Ph. R72 W.I.A-n. r.r.d Ave.

Open 9. s-it. 1 94'7''BT ffK 4- DOORT LIGHT GREY, LOU' equipped, mo. old, Walworth Hotel, Whitewater, 2PS. ChevrHckup Truck $895 SI 2 15 ,15 on 1947 Chev.

Sedan 1942 Coupe 1ot2 S-vianetto 2 lir. Fold Sp (i Truck C'ipv. .1 19,15 2-Door rtthprs We Muipliy Motor Sales U.L.A.D, 270 110 St. Phose 744 Open a. m.

to 7 p. m. "The Quality Behind Our Name" 1949 De Solo Custom 4-Door, brand new. 1946 Ford Fordor 1946 Pl.vmouth 4-Door 1946 Plymouth Station Wagon. 1942 Cadillac 60 Special 4 -i3oor Sedan, 1942 Chevrolet 2-Door.

1941 Chrysler Windsor 4-door Sedan. 1941 Olds "9S" Cruiser, tijdramatic. 1940 Plymouth 2-Dnor. 1940 Buick Special 4-Door. radio, heater.

19.19 Nash Ambassador Coupe. 1939 Ford Tudor, 1939 Champion 4 -DoQr. Chevrolet Coupe. 19.35 Chevrolet 4 -Door Sedan. Packard 4-Door Sedan.

Dodge 4-Door, heater. 1937 Dodge Coupe. 19.17 Terraplano 19.36 Oidsmobile 2-Door. 1934 Ford For(ior. 1933 Chevrolet Special.

Used Trucks 1947 C.O.E. 161-in. vv.b., 2 -speed a.xles. 1940 Dodge Panel (2). 1940 Ford 1-Ton Panel.

19,38 International 1 Ton, with duals and rack. 1931 Chev. life Ton with rack. Our used car lot on S. Second St.

at Delavan, is always open from 0:00 a. m. until 9:30 p. m. daily for convenience, including Sundays and holidays.

These cars are all sold with our usual 50-30 guarantee. Sikes Motor Sales DELAVAN, WIS. -VV 1264 Telephone 140 Used Car Let Office. Phone 940 TRUCKS. BUSES FORSALEI2 1945 INTERNATIONAL K3 1 TON truck, pickup body, very good tires, good condition.

W.L.A.D. 2768 RISU.M Implement, Rrodhead. Ph. 15-R-2. 1937 DODGE W.TON truck, now ft.

stake body, reas. Roy Hogan, I'i mi. Shopiere. 194S size F6. rated 2 Ion, with 4-5 Anthony dump and heavy duly hoist.

Equipped with 2-speed a.xle and large Ford heater. Ready to go to work. Mileage just over 20,000, Call 375 after 7 Used 1947 Dodge 1 ton Truck with stake body, low mileage, clean. 19.38 International Panel 'l-Ton Truck, new paint job, good condition. 1947 International 2-Tnn KBS 6 Truck.

Helgesen Farm Equipment 2f27 Evansville, Wi.s. Phone NOW IS THE TISIE TO HAVE FRUIT Trees Out of town BOB'S TREE TRLMMERS Edgerton, Wis. Phone 430-R RUG CLEANING, DEMOTHING. SIZING done e.xnertly bv CO, CLEANERS bUl Milwaukee St. Phone 5100 Cleaned In your home.

Duradean JANESVILLE DURACLEANERS Phone 1242 SHOEREPjJBlNG. ETC. ISm FEET DRY IN SHOES that have Cat's Paw Soles and heels. DONGARRA Pl2 W. Milwaukee St.

Phone 1555 ELECTRICAL 18b CO.MMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL WIRING Repairing on all electric appliances. LEE PAGE'S LITTLE ELECTRIC SHOP 309 Laurel Ave. Phone 2957 INCOME TAX SERVICE 18e INCOME TAXES federal and state. Evelvn McEvoy, 314 N. Jackson St, Phone 54.53-MX.

INCOME AND partnership. Federal State. Mary Hood Phone STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAX service: Individual, partnership, trust and estate. Appointments nt your convenience, night or day. RCK Wit.

accountant R. L. JACOBSON. 212 Lincoln Janesville. Phone 2062 BUILDING, CONTRACTING 19 ASPHALT AND RUBBER TILE FIX)ORS.

large of colors. Free estimates. Lorentzen Son, 'I'ile Contractors. 306 Benton Ave. Phone 2245, BUILDING CONTRACTOR Carpenter Work WILL GIVE YOU THE LOWEST FIGURE G.

Schindler, 479 N. Terrace, Ph. 4049-M BUILDING REMODELING W. J. McGOWAN Phone Janesville 901 Phone Milton 2781 REPAIRS BUILDING RE.MODELING Farm Building.

Insulated ceiling tile on hand. Siding. Insulation. Re-Roofing. EUGENE TEAL.

Builder 203 Cherry St. Phone 4381 before 8 a. m. BUILDING. REMODELING, ROOFING, CEMENT WORK.

JOHN PROX 4 CO. Route 4. Phone 960.5-R-5or 4753. COMMERCIAL ANTT RESIDENTIAL Building and Remodeling FQRD-a SON BUILDERS Phone-7401 1401 Oakland Ave, EXCAVATING BASEMENTS WITH CONVEYORS. BlOTk laying.

Cement work Complete dry well septic tank installation. S. S. Weir, 202S Mineral Point Ave. Phone 1376 between 6 and 7 p.

m. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO cleaning, experienced and west side preferred. Bo.N 8S0 CO Gazette. PRACTICAL NURSE AND COMPANION for elderly lady. Write, giving lars to Box 56.

Secretary Wanted Must be able to type phone and make appointipents, PHONE 4387 AFTER 6 P. M. WOMAN AS HOITSEKEEPER FOR MOTlfi ER and emplo.ved daughter; good vvsget, good working ronriitions. Bo.x S3, WANTED Pan time work afternoonj. Pressing silks will teach you.

Good homa ironing experience valuabHk Badger Cleaners Dyers 24 N. Franklin St. WOMAN TO WORK IN FARM HOMIJ care for 1 chtUl. Write Mrs. Teal Nelson, Rte.

3. Darien. Wis. YOUNG LADY 25 TO 40 YEARS OLt) for Supervisory position in a Dining Room. Previous experience helpful but not necessary it you have the right quallficationa.

BISHOP CAFETERIA 210 Main Rockford, lU. HELP 83 A LEADING MERCHANT HAS OPENING for a married man, with car, city Avork. Tools, training, parts and merchandliw furnished. No investment. Earnings better than a month qualified man, Box C.az, SINGLE MAN, AT ONCE, GENERAL farmer and dairy man.

good home, top wages. Box 249 c'o Gazette. STEAD? ioh on a general dair.v farm. Modern home, lights, eggs and milk. Beloit, College.

Ph. We would like to arrange interview with men from 35-55 years of age for prospective salesmen. Kindly write Box 124, care of Gazette, regarding past experience and when you could start. This work would be selling essential products for which there iB a universal demand. and Fehnale 84 OR WOMEN.

"Yardley's Created Products Co." Plastic party plan sweeping the counjy. Dealer demonstrators making big money conducting home parlies. Investment required, yet are in business for yourself. Investigate at once and become Independent. Box 273 C'o Gazette.

APPEARING with cars. Be jour own boss. Unlimited earnings. Box .82, fJazette, KITCHEN REMODELED! Also kitchen cabinets made, KENNETH SCHADT PHONE 4g44-J MASON CONTRACTOR; CEMENT BLOCK basements, buildings: Insured: estimates, RUSSELL CONSTRUCTION CO. 641 HARDING ST.

PHONE PLASTERING, Cement Work 19a A PLASTER JOB WELL DONE; ALSO patchwork, chimneys, fireplaces. C. Ch Ivors, 1029 N. Willard Ave. Ph.

1559 FOR NEAT AND DEPENDABLE PLASTERING, also patchwork, see ED. HUSTON. Plastering Contractor 525 N. Washington St. Phone 209 PLASTER, AND CE.MENT CONTRACTOR Air Compressor Service We cover Southern Wisconsin Fully Insured tor vour protection STANLEY ANDERSON Office and warehouse.

208 Water St. Phone 50.10. PLASTERING AND PATCHWORK DONE, estimates, FIEDLER BROTHERS 48.5 N. Terrace St. Phone 2699 or 4527 DRESSMAKING, SEWING 21 ALTERATIONS of women's, men's and children's clothes MRS.

REGENA BROWN. Phone 5.537-J FURS. REPAIRING Tib NEW 1949 FUR COATS: HUDSON, Alaskan Seal, Muskrat, Caracul, Persian Lamb, etc. FORT FUR 401 S. 4th Fort Atkinson.

Phone 7.57 SPIRELLA FOUNDATION GARMENTS, made to order; Dresses. Lingerie, Hose: Lux-uri Knit Lingerie. Mrs. Kauffman, Corseticre, phone fi9.5 HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING OIL OR COAL units; Mueller Furnaces; Cleaning and Repa.r Service. Kardu.x Heating 21 N.

Franklin Phone 711. ANY KIND OF FURNACE WORK EXPERTLY done. FURNACE RE-SET, al.so cleaning, repairing and replacements. Call .5114 or ATTENTION. HO.ME OW.NERS: SHEET met.nl and furnace work by Jame.i Wolff.

ROUND OAK SALES SERVICE .1.33 Linn St. Phone 1,122 AUTOMATIC HEATING CO.MPANY Sppcinlizing in oil burner and stoker service PHONE 4140-J ARTHUR A. STRELCHECK. 231 RACINE GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK Furnaces, Eave Troughs Repaired, Replaced BLACK SHEET METAL SHOP I.T Dodge St. Phone 9fi0 IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO HAVE YOUR furnace cleaned now for more efficipncv.

Call 318,1. RELIABLE SHEET 18 N. Locu.st St, Next to Citv Cab, aiOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES 15 EXPERT BICYCLE PAINTING AND REPAIRING FUDER'S CYCLE SHOP 501 S. Garfield Ave. i-honc 4, IP, REPAIRING 16 BODY AND KK.XDER REPAIRS prk-cs richt.

Phone niVKR VALLEY BODY SHOP 1 Mi S. S-honl for Blinfl on River Road. REGROU.XD rebuilt and e.xchanged. Cvljnder reboring. THE MOTOR EXCHANGE, 1621 Pleasgnt St.

Phone 1010. GUARANTEED" BODY AND FENDER repairinc, A'Jto BODY PAINT SHOP Phone 5S12 ri and BONDS 23 BEFORE BUY AUTO INSURANCE check Home Casualty Co, rales, RICHARD DUNN, Agent 418 Wilson Ave. Phono 1481 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Call 42 or 4242 After Hours Aulhorir.ed AAA Station LOWE SALES SERVICE Aqency WALL ST. PAINTING, PAPERING 26 A BEAUTIFUL DECORATING JOB. Painting and paperhanging.

Newest in color schemes. Also wall washing. Call the Janesville Decorating Service. Phnne nights, C. Murphy.

DECORATTNG Wall Washing Marshall Fisher. Edgerton. Phone 418-M OR PHONE JANESVILLE BARTLETT KRELS; PHONE It's arithmetic! Quality materials plus skilled workman.ship equals decoratins well done. (fHARLES DOHKN PAfNTlNG. PA'PER- I.VG, Floor Work Walls Washed, Im- rr.ediati.

service. Phone 1157-W. BOWER CI-TY "DECORATORS Painting Papering Interior, Exterior, Expert Workmanship Olin, Ph 4012-J, J. Strelcheck. Ph .5411 FOR GOOD Vi 'ORKMANSHIP, CALL P.

SULLIVAN. Paperhanging and decorating, free estimates. Phone 1123 after 5 pm. INTERIOR DECORATING, OUTSIDE pa.inting; free estimates; fiuality material: best O. C.

Auhy. Ph. 47R5-R PAPERrlANGTNG7 i.NTLNG,~ A LP APER samples. Free estimates. Steamer for rent.

B. Fanning. Phone 4251-M. PAINTING Decorating of Ki.nds Lft us help ou In your seleflinn EARL M. PHONE WALLS.

CEIU.NGS WASHED: NO SUDS. No drippings, no moving furniture. KNEIFEL'S DETERGERS Western Ave. Ph. 40fi2-J, 5.t.) 7 p.m.

SALES S5 SPECIALTY. SALESMEN WANTED to sell the Nfew Art Automatic Mop Uid Waxer. This new item's price Is 85,95. You are payed each day. You will 512 to S3S per day.

You call on itoret, homes and Institutions, Apply to HELGESEN BROS. 302 Laurel Avenue JanesvJUa Ph. 1073 days. Ph, nights WHERE TO BUY 800,000 ARTICLES DIRECT from manufacturers. Send Jor "Your Profits Under Ihe Spotlight- Glass Pub, Ellwood City, Pa.

Situations 9t PRACTICAL NURSING WANTED Blv TWEEN 11:00 p. to 7:00 Phone after 7:00 a. SITUATIONS 87 MARRIED MAN WANTS FARM ON PEllr CENTAGE or salary basts, good rel- erences-lifetime exp. Box 849 Gax. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 8g ARE YOU MAKING MORE THAN per week? About will handit; would consider house in trade.

70 Gtt. GENERXL'STORE Only store In pro.sperous farm town. aaniB owner 22 years, doing 550,000 per year. Fine building. 2 modem apartments, hot water stoker heat, 8-car garage, large electric meat case, walk-fft cooler, new vegetable case, scales, register, etc.

Building and fixtures, 519 .90 (1, Merchandi.se at Inventory, about ,53 ,500, Midwest Realty Co. Over Montgomery Ward FORT ATKINSON, Wis, Phona Mtt FOR A FUTURE7 Esiabllshed floor contracting and ntati floor covering store, well stoc'ned and operating every day. Physical handlcaiJ forces owner to sell. Write for Interview. No phone please.

John Considine, Care Haddon Floor M34 N. Rock ford, III. OWN YOUR OWN CHAIN STORE Sell Hardware. Auto Sporting Goods. Bicycles, Electric Appliances, Paint and Housewares at competitive chain store prices and at a good profit.

Franchise open In many towta. your own town and location subject to approval. We train you In successful chain atore operation methods and provide low cost modern fixtures with display and advertising services. We furnish you constant guidance, ccmnsel and personal help to surce.ssful operation. Only to cnpit requlced to ov.n and your own profitable chain store.

Inquire at once for mare information. Box 199, Gazette. TAVERN IN JANESVTLLE, GOOD BUSI- NES.S district, ill health reason for sellfng. for particulars infiuire. Box 230 Gaz.

COLLECTIONS 38b WE COLLECT BlY.LS ALL on a no collection, no charge basis. HONOR SYSTEM COLLECTION ASOKV A'M Ha. VPS Block, Phone 762 16a YOVn CLEAN- i ING rfo r.r core? See Klnvd Wilson CONGRESS RADIATOR SHOP BARBERS, BEAUTY SHOPS 28a PERMANENT SPECIALS! Cold Waves. S6.00 Permanent Waves. S3.50 With or Without Appjinimcnt: Bonnie Dee Beauty Hayes Block.

Phone 382 310 W. Milwaukee St, Phone .350 RADIATORS Cleaned P.opaired Recored Expert work Lo-v Cost HANDY 5 210 Wall St, Phone 649 28b FOR SURVEYS. PLATS AND PLANS call J. Siinny, Registered Engineer and County Surveyor. Phone 30S4.

MONEY TO LOAN 40 FIRST MOR-TGAGE ON FARMJ 1 and city homes. Also F.H.A. approved loans on new constpjclion or existing con.st ruction. LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD E. L.

Berg and Son 327 W. Grand Ave, Phone 2665. Belott NEED A LOAN? SIMPLY PHONE Janesville 665 Phone or visit Household today If need money for any worihwhile purpose. We make loans of to $1000 on salary, car or furniture without endoraeri. You may take 6.

12, 15 or more to repay, depending on the purpose of your loan. Household Finance CORPORATION 27 Milwaukee St. 2nd Floor, Room 200. over Big Shoe Stejyt R. M.

Hanna. Mgr. Phone JanesvlUa 665 Lake Geneva Office: "03 Main St. Phone 690 Loans made to Farmers and Residents of Nearby Towns Contact the greatest number of ambltiouj. capable workers by aavertistig your personnel needs in the GAZETTE WANTED" Ad Columns..