Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1939 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE Obituaries Robert Forbes Funeral rites for Robert Forbes, 29, of Crescent, formerly of Alton will be conducted Thursday at 9 a.m. in Burke Funeral Home. Burial will be in Upper Alton Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Forbes, who was a son of Toney Forbes of Alton, and Mrs. Rose Wren Probst of Crescent, died Saturday- in City Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. In addition to his parents he is survived by his wife, Peggy, to whom he was married in April of 1958; a daughter, Nancy Lee Forbes, Alton, and a brother, Toney D. Forbes.

Crescent, Mo. A stonemason by trade, he had been employed by Durra Stone in St. Louis previous to his illness. Mrs.MaryElmore WHITE HALL Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Herron Elmore died Monday at 11:45 a.m.

as she was hearing her ninety-seventh birthday. Her death occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bina A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Herron, she was born Nov.

1, 1862. She had resided in White Hall for the past 22 years. She had been twice married and both husbands preceded her in death. Her first -marriage was to Voyles and following his death she was married to William Elmore. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs.

Talkington and Mrs. Viola Holly, White Hall, and Mrs. Anna Sands, McLeansboro; a son, Marion Voyles, Kempcr, and a number of grandchildren and great- grandchildren. The body is at Dawdy Funeral Home where rites will be conducted Wednesday at. 2 p.m.

Burial will be in Richmond Cemetery, east of Roodhouse. Mrs. Alta Day -CARROLLTON-Mrs. Alta Joy Day, widow of Henry Dallie Day, died Monday at 3:45 p.m. in Boyd Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for seven weeks, She was 75.

Mrs. Day was born in Calhoun County, May 14, 1994, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Joy. Her husband died Sept.

27, 1944. Surviving are five sons, Clyde and Muriel, Carrollton; Clinton and Theodore, Eldred, and Kenneth, Brighton; two daughters, Mrs. L. C. Lpckyer, East Alton, and Mrs.

Donald Johnson, Alton; five sisters, Mrs. Allie Saunders and Mrs. May Sauls, Long Beach, Mrs. Ada Stone and Mrs. Edith Hester, Los Angeles, and Mrs.

Leta Elliston, Bell, and a brother, John Bell, Calif. The body is at wlehl Funeral Home. Robert Lance EDWARDSVILLE Robert Leslie Lance, 71, of Glen Carbon, a retired construction worker and former guard at the Granite City Army Engineers Depot, died at 11 p.m. Monday at his residence of apparent heart attack. A resident of Glen Carbon for 38 years, he previously lived at Vincennes, Ind.

Born Dec. 21, 1887, in Spencer County, a son of the late John and Vltura Hickman Lance. He was married June 7, 1924, to Janet G. Ferris of Glen Carbon, Observant of Every. Wiih Heedful of Need.

who survives. Also surviving are a son and daughter, Alexander L. Lance and Mrs. Robert Murray, both of iKdwardsville; a brother, Jesse Lance of Winslow, and a sister, Mrs. Sam Goodall of Tcr- jre Haute, and four surviving grandchildren.

He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. having served in the Phillipines. and was affiliated with the Methodist Church. Funeral services are to be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at Lesley Marks Funeral Home by The Rev.

Frank E. Harris, pastor of Immanuel Methodist h. with burial in Glen Carbon Cemetery. Friends may eall at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Wednesday, C.

McGaughey WORD EN Charles Me- Gaughey, 85, Staunton real estate dealer, died Monday. He is survived by his widow, Emma, to whom he was married in 1914. He was preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters. Mr. McGaughey was born Dec.

3, 1873, near Prairietown. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Williamson funeral home in Staunton, with burial in Wordcn cemetery. The Rev. Leo Mabry, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Staunton, will officiate.

Charles Havelen Riles Conducted CARROLLTON rites for Charles Havelen, 80, who died Sunday at Jerseyville, will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. in Melil Funeral Home by the Rev. Dick Monroe of White Hall. Burial will be in HopewelJ Cemetery, Carrollton.

Friends may visit the funeral home afler 3.p.m. today. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James M.

Havelen, he was born May 26, 1875, at Cincinnati, Ohio. His wife, the former Dora Harper, died Feb; 4, 1943, and a son, Clyde, died in 1952. Surviving are four sons, Rollin and Melvin, Kenosha, James, Peoria, and Leo, White Hall, and two daughters, Mrs. Leta Mae Augustine, Kenosha, and Mrs. Helen Clark, Clinton, Minn.

Gregory Henneman Rites Conducted Rites were held Monday at 9 a.m. in Burke Funeral Home for Gregory Edward Henneman, 5, son of Major and Mrs. H. Henneman. The Rev.

Father Donald Meehling of SS Peter Paul's Catholic Church officiated at the services and at committal rites in Patrick's Cemetery. Louis Krepel, Louis Lucker, and Edward Henneman, Alton, and Roger Lucker, Milwaukee, uncles, were pallbearers. Claude Clutts Rites Conducted, With the Rev. C. L.

Gruver, pastor of Alton Gospel Tabernacle, officiating, funeral rites for Claude Clutts, 53, were conducted at 1 p.m. Monday in Gent Chapel. Burial was in Valhalla Memorial Park. Mrs. A.

H. Hermann was organist for the service. Pallbearers were William Borum, Seth W. Lauchner, Elmer and Paul Allen, Perry Houchens, and Robert Scoggins. William Prewitt Rites Conducted Following funeral rites Monday at 10 a.m., at Marks Mortuary, Wood River, the body of William Prewitt, East Alton sailor, who was fatally injured last Thursday in an automobile accident, near Norfolk, was taken to Anna for burial in Casper Cemetery.

The Rev. H. G. Barnes of East AWs of Grains Profit Taking Weakens Corn CHICAGO Renewed prn- fit taking Weakened corn and soy- today but other Board of Trade were mixed to firm. Dealers said the liquidation in both corn and soybeans was or 15 cents per share, in the corresponding 1958 period.

Oliii Mathieson Profits Up in Third Quarter Net profits of Oliti Mathiesrm Produce Prices At St. Louis ST. LOUIS ftnd live poultry: EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICED J.u mjs. ANNOUNCEMENTS neat with RADIO CON mOl.t.EO tarnftfdoor or setvlcr station pirfprrfd. P.

0. noN Stntlon. SI l.fmU H. Mn. WAN I Sei vice mnn 21 1.V to 1 Kggs, wholesale Rtadrs, extra Vfl 5 Mmtum salary, expenses, trlngr I.EANINU urn! rtpnlrlnft service, f-iiily tn Innft life service.

iv ft niu SER. W. l-rritnson, Wood Hlver Cl. Cl. 4-1870 large (70-80 DPI- rrnt 33-34, (50-60 prr cent stand- attls 25-26.

unclassified Cnll Ertwmrtsvlllo 2200 fiom 9 a lo 5 in. RENTALS RENTALS 4S RS5 LORF.NA. redecorated $60. 4-04 fit). $65 month, t.lkf new.

CL 4-OSOR. SIX ROOMS cienn, convenient, rernonnhle. 810 K. 4lh. HO J-3534 after ROOMS in hmirment.

Utlil It HELP WANTED FEMALE jot amounted-to 69 cents a share, compared with breaking stork 15-lfi, dirties, nnrt IBAFIYSH rt-R WANTEO in stnv i Mot? for home than wanes, tin 1.1-U pullets 15-16: ton- normal reaction to thr substantial gains of Mondays which tan to almost three cents for most soybean contracts and to a cent or more for corn. Carlot receipts today were estimated at: wheat 2 cars, corn 61. oats 4, rye none, barley soybeans 22. A-lnige 21 -3V, A-me. B-large A-snisll 14-16.

Fowl, heavy fowl 14, -IBI-RP WANTID 2 pi school children: S-S WhllP nn own irnnsportntlon. Work fomrnnierd, 00. HO 5-2S2I). repair nf sill l'reV''esturinl es T'hone I'O Al.TflN—3H first CONCRETE" wonk fxpertlv done 141 Union work I icft HO! floor. Rood loi nilnrt IIO 5-1041).

(5 Ibs WjLSHfiliJ Off STORES A OF YODfiR CL 44113 WAMTED tO RBrCf REAL ESTATE ROOM inrirk'rn Prlvnle. rntinnce. .1 room RP, NT OR LEASE unfurnlihrd opt All utilities furnished on holh. K. Sth HO 5-B387.

Domestic and Canadian sales hybrids and the corporation totalled HW.486,jandlover) 10, 7, fryers 000 in the third quarter, an increasejbt'oiiers tnsi eonimrrrmi ifl.v. Washington. Alton, of I 1 per cent over sales of and crosses Ki'v-ie, ji NEED A srunto ASSISTANT 730.000 in the third quarter of 18-20, dark 15, Reese (0-10 £,1 I 1I luck- pointing mnsnnrv wink: painting nml one mo work IIO S-fitMI. 12 PARTLY furnHhed clean. I Call 3R742 after 5 p.m CHICAGO wheat or dcn soybeans sales.

Corn no. 2 yellow 1.11; no, 3 yellow 1.07' no. 2 yellow CCC Oats no. Ij extra heavy white 34 In a report to shareholodcrs today, Thomas S. Nichols, chairman, land Stanley old presi- hv attributed the increase net profits to substantial increasesj- in sales of the corporation's Loui iip) 6'v, ZV-VV't, delivered St.

(16 Ibs mid CARD OF THANKS 2 22118 or IIO 2-7M2 Cnll after 5 p.m IIO HOME IMPROVEMENT roiiNITR nlRUS nnd Cfu penny woik nnel repairs. Mint be over In person. Comet EXPERIENCED silk or wool I OR HOME RHP.MRS, romnrtcllnK. Apply In If possible Stork's; i minim. CBipcntrr irpniri ROOMS A furnlsh-l rri Adults.

2filfl Yndcr St. HO S.SfW7| HOME REPAIRS looflnd. pnliiUvtn. Wr be Hind to rstlmntc yoni woik wllhni. lion.

All woik Riinrnnlrrcl tlowiv 'Ihioc to fur yrnr FOR SALE buildings In Brighton, w.dn«d.v at K. INSURAN( An rlrhll Snlnry plus commission Alton Wooil Hlvrr tcnltory. Many mm pnny brnrflls. frodll iiuinagor. fli'ld trpiTM-ntntlvrs.

ronntor inrn. lumber nnri hdwr PX NothhiH 'innni Ing. High Low Close Prev.Close Wheat Dec 2.00% 2.00U 2.00» Mar 2.04?i 2.04 2.04' 2 2.04» and energy divisions and to greater and relatives for the efficiencies throughout vic.y nil our friends! olhors JTiMl mo. curds, flowers.i AMUHK AN i rnn niul hnth 1-leclrli' nnrl water urn sin iio 2 1427. rallrond 2 convenient, well lOcMfeailWIldy ffff lumber or most any olrraf OT hminnss.

Good oppoKitnity far interested party. FOR LUMBER YARD BUItUrNOS In E(J- Located 2 I ROOMS nnd bnlh. ci, 4-Bnriri. 2 OR .1 'ROOM furnished npTftmant. bnlh, block downtown, 4 RH47.

CL the corporation. Earnings, however, were affected by losses ini aluminum operations of mately 10 cents a share for thc morlnl Hospital for their klndnp We deeply appi eclated nil of them Kenny. Marilyn. and Vickl Oldoneltel 1,1.1 I.ADH'.S lo mnke up i telephone for No l.lmlt linsr. surniH-r.

4 hours per day. from vour own home. Musi have private line. Over 21. Cull HO 1.10'i l.lOU-'i l.l,V,s 1.14',i 1.14! a I.IJ',8 l.mi 1.17 1.17 1.17'ij 1.19U 1.19 1.19 1.19U 1.1574 l.lo'.a 1.13! i .75 41' i a .74 .74 3 1.36Ti'1.35Ti 1.36» 1.40 3 8 1.38% 1.39*4 1.38U 1.38-14 1.38!^ 1.34% 1.33!i 1.34>s-U 1.33's May J1.V Sep Corn Dec Mar May Jly Sep Oats Dec Mai- May Jiy Sep Rye Dec Mar May J1.V Soybeans Nov 2.17U 2.15% 2.15%-16 2.16 Jan 2.22 2.20% 2.20'i-Ti 2.21^ Mar 2.24% 2.24'i- 3 2.25 1 May 2.27% 2.26% 2.26%-!i 2.27% Jly 2.28 2.26% 2.26% 2.28 News of Stocks Market Rally Flounders Late NEW YORK (AP) The stock market's three day rally floundered in irregularity late this aft- ternoon.

Trading was heavy. Volume for the day was esti mated at 4,100,000 shares com pared with 3,580,000 Monday. The list was a mixture of gains and losses running from fractions to about 2 points. Steels, motors and rails were mixed. Oils rallied strongly from an oversold condition.

Profit taking cut deeply into recent wide gains of many space age stocks. It was a market with some issues driving ahead bullish- ly and the others sinking sharply. Livestock Prices At East St. Louis NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, III. bulk mixed grade No 1-3 180 240 Ib harrows and gilts 13.00-25, some No 3 weights down to 12.75; most No 1-2 around 190-230 Ib 13.25-35; several lots mostly No 1-2 around 200-220 Ib 13.40-50; scattered load No 2-3 240-300 Ib 12.50 13.00; mixed grade 150-170 Ib 12.Q043.00; largely 12.25 up; 120-140 Ib 10.5012.00; No 1-3 sows 400 Ib down 10.75-12.25; sows over 400 Ib 10.0075, mostly 10.25 up; boars over 250 )b 8.50-75;.

lighter weights to 9.50. Cattle calves 900; loads and lots 26.25 27.50; on steers; good and choice heifers and -'ived yearlings 24.00-26.50; small lot mixea 27.25-50; cows and bulls steady; utility and commercial cows 15.00-17.00; few 17.50; can- ncrs and cutters 11.00-15.00; Utility and commercial bulls 18.0020.50; canner and cutter bulls good and choice veal- ers 25.00-31.00; few 32.00 33.00 standard and good 18.00 25.00; good and choice 250-500 Ib slaughter calves 22.00-25.00; utility ami standard 17.OQ-2r.OQ. Sheep early sales good and choice 75-95 Ib wooled slaugh- IN MEMORIAM i mnk 2.01% 2.01 2.01'R-Ol 2.01'Yq Ua ri by start-up expenses! 1.84' 1.84 1.84'i 1.8.W; of lnc packaging division's new' 10 isacl1 awily 3 vc ri Ocl 1.86'a 1.86% 1.86% 1.86', con)a ncr plants. Net profits for the first nine months of 1959 totalled $26.752.000 or $2.01 per share, up from or 89 cents a share, in the comparable 1958 gain of 127 per cent. Sales for the nine months ended 74'i Sept.

30 amounted to $529.782,000, a gain of 21 per cent over sales of $438,361,000 in the first nine months The world changes year lo year. And friends from day to day. Bui never will the one we love From our memory away Deeply mtssed by Wife. Children and anrichlldrcn 7 PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS for the problem drinker. Enst Alton, 1 Wny; Twin table massaxe.

l-iee home Irlnl, CL 4-6758. PART TIMK Two women to com Insured workmen (i IV Mi Daniel. onlrnt'toi, 4.1!1 s. Pi nine, lleihnllo. JOURNEYMAN I.

A Houses, patches, rollings. All Rimranlerd. A I UrnMinnhln pi ij uooM'At'f ompieteiy furnished, 1 Mllimt dlstrlrt, Couple only HO 2-4SIH after 4 p.m. .1 ontinme. bath.

Clone to downtown. Adult i only. HO '1 3 ROOM" MODERN furnlshi-d apart- mem I'm king spate. East 3rd. l-'rnc estlmnlrn.

HO PAJNTING Plnslerlng, pnlch pins In. terlim. removing paper, lob too smnll. IIO No DECORA UNO DRCORAfiNG, pnlnllno. Inlerlor.

ex- terlor carpenter repairs, roofing, l-'ree estimates. Reliable IIO 2-M2D, ant working condition. ABC no WAI.I. TAPED, expert rler Tor interview call Mrs. Large.

IIO 2-4411. SALESWOMEN $2 to Itouri arranged. S3 per hour Write STOCKS BONDS FUNDS i ter lambs 18.00- 20.00; few choice 95-105 Ib at 20.50. lots SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT H. STREEPER frukiy Nile S.ituiilay Moiling flowed 5-1201 Alton Want Information About the New TREASURY BONDS? Information about a new series of U.

S. Treasury Bonds which mature August 15, 1964 may be obtained, without obligation, from a co, HCMtcm NiW 101 felt Broadway Howerd 5-4251 Altcn, IN. Alton, officiated at the rites and Mrs. Wilson Fulton was organist and accompanist for the Rev. E.

Vieregge, who sang. Pallbearers were Floyd War- Burtis and Terry Rister, Larry Kirsliner, Leland Moore, and Jim Olsen, of 1958. 12 Selected Stocks Following are today's 1:30 p.m. quotations on twelve New York Slock Jixchange issues research has indicated are widely helc in the Alton area, as supplied to the Alton Evening Telegraph New-hard, Cook from it Alton branch office. (The Neu York Exchange closes daily at 2:30 p.m.

(Alton time), so these are not the closing quotations) AT 78U, Motors 53U, Granite City Steel 73U, Olin- Mathieson Chemical 50, Owens Illinois 96, Shell Oil Sinclair Oil 55, Socony 41U e.xdividcnd Standard Oil (Ind) 49' Standard Oil (NJ) U.S. Steel 9934 ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS TO RAZE BUILDINGS LOCATED ON THE PROPERTY OWNED BY THE VILLAGE OF EAST ALTON. ILLINOIS Notice Is hereby given that the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of East Alton, Illinois will receive sealed bids the Coun ell Chamber of the -Village Hall, up until December 1959, at 7:30 at which time ar.d place said bids will be publicly opened and the contract awarded to the best and lowest responsible bidder (or the following: To remove buildings and clear debris from the site hereinafter de. scribed, on or before January 15, 1960. There are three (3) frame buildings and one (1) brick building on the site to be removed.

The build- Ings are located on the following described'property, to-wit: The East one-half C.i) of Lots Numbered Thirteen (13) and Fourteen (14) In Emerald, now Village of East Alton. Excepting therefrom a tract of land conveyed by Benjamin G. Cooper and wife to Village of East Alton, by Deed dated March 29. 1902 and recorded In Book 287, Page 234 of the Recorder's Office of Madison County, Illinois; situate in the Village of East Alton, County of Madison and State of Illinois. Any bidder wishing to file his bid before November 30.

1859, shall file same with the Village Clerk in the Village Hall of said Village. Bidders will examine the buildings and site and judge for themselves all the circumstances and surrounding conditions affecting the cost and nature of the work. Bids will be received on each build ing separately or upon all four (4) buildings, as the bidder may desire. Bidders shall be liable for any injury 10 any person or property including bidder employees anc the public using the adjacent side walk, and shall procure workmen's compensation Insurance and other necessary liability Insurance re quired under the conditions. Salt liability will include any Injury caused directly indirectly by bid der's razing or -'earing the debris as aforesaid.

The successful bidder shall enter Into a written contract with said Village and shall also give a per formance $3.000.00. Bond In the sum ol The Village Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids as provided by law. Dated this 15th day of October. A. 1859.

VILLAGE OF EAST ALTON ILLINOIS. A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION By: C. A. VANPRETER Its President. Attest: LAURENCE DARK, Us Clerk.

Octc. 19, 20. 26. 27 HAROLD LOUIS CHAPPEE Services 2:00 P.M. Wednesday at the Elm Street Presbyterian Church, Rev.

William Kimbrough officiating. Burial In Upper Alton Cemetery. In state at the chapel after 3:00 P.M. Tuesday. ME.

"JACK" NORMAN Swrvices 10:00 AAf. F-Hday at the BuriaVin Valhalla Memorial Park. state at the chapel after 3:00 P.M. Thursday. unerol Home AVON.

HOT WnshiiiKlon. Aplt. SOM1-ON1'. TO SIIAIU; HOMK. slny.

ri. STANI.I;Y "win hire. Irnln and furnish sample cases for four Indies. Two full time $100 per week Two purl time per week. Cl, mulrt, very reliable nnd steady.

Krfrrcncos re- iiulred. Stay on plai'C If possible. RUMMAGE AND SALE IIO 2-8H17. "to cnre for children. Club Is having a rummage snlc Wed-1 I-luhl Jiouscwoik.

call after 6 p.m. nesday. Ocl. 28. al 517 Belle street al 9 a.m.

of Methodist Church of Wood River. Ocl. 30, 9 a.m. Belle St. parish House, 10 E.

Oct. 28. 9 a.m. 18 SW of 12th Street Presbyterian Church will have fall rummage sale, Oct. 29.

Franklin Masonic Temple. 9:00 a.m. HO )-794ti WOMAN under for general housework; 5 riny week. adults In fnm- lly No hoiivs' Inundiy. References required.

nflcr fi p.m. SOCIETIES LODGES FRANKLIN 25, A. F. A. M.

Special meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m. Rehearsal for reception of Grand Master. All officers report. Visiting brethren welcome H.

L. Wilson, M. APOLLOS No. 69. Stated meeting, Oct.

28, 7:45 p.m. Honoring Leola and Leo. Formal. M. Special meetlnf Tuesday, Ocl.

27. 7:30 p.m. for practice. Win. D.

Camp, W. M. 10 LOST black female cocker; red collar. HO 5-D265. LOST Billfold.

Please ca'li HO 5-17H, Identification of Willie Joe Lee. LOST One young female Beagle; black, white, tan. Answer to "Lady." weeks ago. CL 4-9527. Hall Saturday colored coat with gold pin.

HO 2-2876 after 5 p.m. II NOTICES CUSTOM MADE PICTURE FRAMES (Reed). 2021 Park Ave. Telephone HALLOWEEN'COSTUME'S for rerit 3412 California. HO 2-2316.

RENTAL PHOTO EOUIPMENT Slide cameras and projectors: 8mm cameras and projectors; 16mm sound projectors, screens, and tape recorders. FOSTER'S DRUG STORE ALTON'S PHOTO CENTER J230 E. Broadway HO 5-2585 WANTED rNFORMAtlON about original records of the Sam Davis Chapter No. 803 United Daughters Of the Confederacy. Active 1901.

extinct 1919. Communicate with Mrs. Leonard T. Harris. Corr.

Sec. Chicago Chap. 858 U.D.C., 72 West 14th Place, Chicago Heights. Illinois. ll-A RIDERS RIDE WANTED FROM 5th Central In Roxana to 111 Broadway.

Alton. 9-5. Call CL 4-6192, after 6 call CL 4-9277. RIDE WANTED From 616 E. 7th to New York Central Depot.

East Alton, 6 a.m. Monday thru Frl- 5-5160. RIDERS WANTED to Tii'h and Pine. 8-5 2-3276. to "Washington University.

Hours 8-5. HO 2-7493. to Germania Building. Hours Monday through Friday. DU 4-9137.

JRTbE or 'carpobToMA C. 3:30 10 12 shift. HO 5-7828. EMPLOYMENT 17 HELP WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER Sales ladles, wool presser, stenographer, cook, wnit- resses, nurses aides, others lo $250 mo. AMERICAN' EMPLOYMENT 205 Plasa credit man for small office.

Salary comensurate with- ability. Will con sldcr experienced woman. Furniture, 15 W. Broadway. EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALESMAN To take charge of Alton's top men's clothing dept.

Salary plus commission, retirement plan, full insurance, paid vacation. Pleasant working conditions. Call HO 5-t for Manager. FULL OR PART TIME SALES PEOPLE for coupons Also for phone sales. Sen "Bcltle" al Rlssl Studio.

217 W. Third. MAINTENANCE' MAN or couple to cure for small hotel. 1326 E. Broadway.

with dcxree. manager, recreation. 50-60. hank teller, retail clothing salesmen, roulemnn, couple for boat harbor, nurses aid, domestic help, factory laborers, IR 55. Apply in person, Illinois State Employment Service.

87 Henry street, Alton. BABY sifflNO by" IWlioblc young woman. CL jy 85 J' In my' home. Licensed. CL 4-GOCB.

WANTED Reasonable 4-7943. and experienced. FINANCIAL 23 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BEAUTY SALON for sale. All modern equipment. DolnR Rood husiness.

Ideal location. Ample parking. CL Rl. Too. Graf ton area.

husiness building, attached living quarters. Ideal for marine supply slore. Good highway frontage and parking facilities, $3500. STerllng GROCERY AND FILLING STATION at Inventory. McClusky.

Phone Jer- seyvjlle 2942R3. BAR and luncheonette. stock and fixtures. Good business. Will sacrifice if sold nl once.

Terms can be arranged to responsible per sons. Priced al $4200. Apply 220 South Prniric, BPlluilto. CL SKRV1CE "STATION for Icnse. Won derful opportunity to run your own business as a Gulf Service Slntlon Dealer.

Fine income, nood future, inlerestlns out -door work, choice lo cation. No experience necessary Gulf will train you and pay you while tralnlnn. Cnll or write Mr. R. C.

MncLnren, 7JIIO Clayton Roitd, St. Louis 17. Mo. Day STerllng WOodlund 2-B486 TAVERN Grafton location, excellent buy. Price includes fixtures and building.

3 room apartment, fully modern, air conditioned. Selling because of other business Interest. Sacrifice price $10,500 GEORGE PETERIE AGENCY HO RESTAURANT Well "equipped. Space for trailer court. One acre ground.

Smnll down payment. Write Box 840, care Telegraph. 27 WANTED TO BORROW WANTED TO at interest for 3 years. A-l credit rating. For Information write Box 870, care Telegraph.

LAUNDERING 31 experienced. HO 5-5259. TO guaranteed, Mrs. Hale. Phone HO 5-4074.

BUSINESS SERVICE tOt BUS. ANNOUNCEMENTS A BACKED UP SEWER? Call Al. CL 4-7069. bottlcgas equipment and bottles: also bulk Skelgas JIM JONES. 911 Milton Road, Alton.

Phone HO 2-2765. ABC A BETTER CLEANING SERVICE Sewers, septic tanks, cesspools cleaned and installed. Phone Stamps HO 2-4420 ACCOMMODATING ALL AREAS HAMPSEY'S SEWER SERVICE 118, ask! HO 5-1012 CL 4-0513 i24 hour service. Work guaranteed. Ham Merv, 229 Market, Alton.

Insured We clean, sewers, sepllc tanks, drains. install, repair no sanding. Hv contract. 1-iee CMI mules. IIO )-82litt, FLOOR And ReflnUhlng.

For tree estimate, call Wotsteln. HO and exterior decorating, .1 ROOM iiirnMicd apt upstairs i Pnv.ite heal and writer nfi nirch, Hartford. pnlnllng. plnsterlnK. pntch plinter- Ing.

removing wnllpapcr. Free estl- mntes IIO 2 R(ifi4. fNT Rift TI if iO ri co rn In pnlntltiR. wallpaper cleaned, stenm- cd 1-rpt estimate. HO 2-3141, HO 2-0871.

40 ACROSS THE STREET ACROSS THE NATION H. A NEVLIN MOVING STORAGE LOCAL LONG DISTANCE 1828 Washington Ave Dial HO AERO MAYFLOWER Exclusive Agent Sloan'i Moving 4 Storage Co. Local i Long Distance Moving Free Esllmalei No Obligation Warehouse and Fenced Lot Storage Phone 2 Elm "RENTALS" 41 SLEEPING ROOMS COLUMBIA" HOTHi. IMS Broadway Clean, slenm hented rooms So to $7 week, rales for pensioners. COM clean sleeping room; home privileges.

Utilities pnkl. CL 4-41M. ROOM blocks from downtown Wood Iliver. prlvute entrance. Phone privileges.

CL PLEASANT" ROOM with private bath and jjntrnnce. IIO 5-I02X 27 "wTrERGUSON. HOTEL. W. Weekly rules Extra clean.

Lobby with television. Restaurant serving excellent food In building. Ulealjor men. T.KEPiT'O'^ROOM for gentleman, next lo shower nnd phone. MIS Col- ICRC Ave.

Phone Nenr downtown, 415 Allon street. Private entrance. HO 5-8073. fll REE" SL'lTfiPTNG ROOMS for 42 47 oil heater nnd washing machine with tubs; In Allon. CL D-2312.

ROOM nli modern house. Middle- line couple. 1134 jipnuldJnR. 4" ROOM m'odcrrThouse, garage, on Brown bus line, ncnr school and college. Preferably 5-Bi95.

4 bnscment. 811 Ewing, Endt Alton. CL 4-71iOO. VROOM HOUSE hcnt. To responsible family.

No pets. HO 2-8210. BOARD and ROOM for men. $14. Automatic hcnt.

Cnll CL 4-4667. NICE CLEAN ROOMS Automatic heat. For men. Good meals. Close In.

628 Alby. pnld, Social Security. Clcnn, comfortable rooms Home style cooking.HOJ!-5829. ONE ROOM fias heat, lights and water pnld. CL 4-4716.

MARMADUKE By Anderson Leeming APARTMENTS FLATS 2 vTfR A UN NIS11E BASEMENT ROOMS Close in Lliihls and water furnished. One clilld welcomc.JIO 2-5284. with bnth. Privnte entrance, utilities furnished. 1014 Ilumboldl Court.

Alton. 3 ROOM Unfurnished apartment. Located River. 4-8183, apartment for rent, or CL 3 HOOM unfurnished apt. Ulllllles furnished.

275 E. Lorena, Wood River. CL 4 ROOMS Unfurnished modern apartment. Call IIO 5-8622 before afler HO 4 ROOM unfurnished upl. Ciiis hem.

water and Karate. E. 8lh St. HO 2JI94. 4 unfurnished modern Call IIO 5-8622 before after.

IIO G-3CI5. 4-ROOM Heat and water furnished. Call after 6:30. 529 E. 7th.

ROOM upstairs apt. All utilities paid. $75. Prefer couple. 1104 Alby.

5-2766. MODERN 12 vacancies for modern trailers. Avail able Nov. 7, Oak Grove Trailer Park. Under new and permanent management.

HO 5-2820. ENTS Modern unfurnished 3 4 room apts. Heat and water furnished Inquire Manager. Apt. No.

7, 37 E. Acton. Wood River, ATTENffON Neat and clean 3-room apt. with both. entrance, nlco location.

Water turnlshed. Less than or.e block from glasi worUi. $39. J1O 5-1801 1408 Easl 4th St. rooms and HO 5-8105.

DOWNSTAIRS 5 rooms, modern, except furnace. $45. 522 Williams. FIVE ROOMS. BATH, heat, water, furnished.

Adults $60. 524 William. Apply. Brlstow. 302 Stale.

FIVE-ROOM All base" me.m. S60. Community Park. Hartford. CL 4-8I46 After 7 HO 2-73I2.

FOR 4-roooi modern unfurnished duplex apts. 1122 and 1124 E. Sixth 2-0143. I'OR RENT tn Bethalto. modern wlih floor.

Heat and water furnished. $60 monthly. DU 4-8220. FOUR ROOM bus line. 523 E.

7th. Children welcome. 2-7968. I. 1 SOU), 3 ROOM modern apl.

Private balh. cnlianre. Couple, two lilli street, irum large Center, In excellent condition. Good location. Wonderful opporlUnlly (of Interested pnrtv.

BFtllALTO REALTY CO. DU 4-DI32. After 5 p.m. DU 43261 1 Nuriing Home For Property and all equipment tn excellent condition. Very profitable oprrnllon Highest NO Information.

For details call for appointment, HALE REALTY CO. Walter A Hale Realtor fin si 208 Smith CL 4-MI5 CL 4-656S 57 "FARM AND LAND 4 UnoM--2 hertiimm, front nnrt hnc.k! oil rnliiince Ailulls, Apply afier 4 p. m. MM Alby. Iiirnlshed HO 2-R708.

IT.I-AN a-ROOM I'URNISHMU npnrt- mem HUM Alum, pilvntc Ailults. HO room npl. al 110 Z-niWI. MILTON loom npl. Ulllltiei furnished.

HO i-807B. 2 and 3 room npts. FOR SAt.K 1 acre of ground with 5.room house, has both, utility room. Close In Pail utilities pwld. child, no Pi-is.

110 2-7857. One NI-'W 4 room brick apartment. Adults only. 523 Central, Roxana. References.

"HOME "for, rent. Adults only. Airport Trailer Ct. DU 4-0388. furnished apartment for rent.

Utilities furnished. Couple. References. 13U 4-3751. TWO bnth and en trance, utilities paid.

only. fi3. Aclon, Wood River. rooms and bath, KIIS hciit "ml KuniKC. First house north of Midway Service Station on Slnle -WO month.

UUJ-74 One or two people lo share mv 5-room apt. All modern, nice location, Dlnl CL after (HO EDMUND, nice 2- room hou.se. Hull bnlh. full basement. BUS furnace, entry.

$50 per month. Call owner, HO 5-2539 or CL FOR" room house. Phone CLJl-lOSfl, room house, modern. Oil heat, garage. DU 4-BH82.

FOrTREN'r Three-room unfurnished 3rd Forest Hometi, Rent $30 monthly. FOR will sell for low down payment. 2 bedroom, 1 block Rosewood Heights schooL CL 9-6408 "FOUR ROOM COTTACiE In diendale Gardens. Carport and new gas fur nacc. C'L 4-9(105.

modern 3 room du plex. Utilities furnished. Call after 7 p.m. CL 4-8924, owner. 4 rooms down, up.

Full MILTON houne. Close lo and bus line. Call HO 2-4870. NICE modern 3 room house. Adults.

$50. CL 4-0077. NORTH room unfurnished house. Heat and hot water furnished. Suitable- for one or two.

$30 mo. HO 2-9054. 48 FURNISHED HOUSES 3 furnished. 2 bedrooms. Close to grade and high school.

180B Sycamore, Alton. CL 4-7500. Ph. dryer and gas water hrnter Included, tiled floors throughout, city water and s-wer. aluminum siding on house.

Can be seen anytime after 5 o'clock in evening or in to I during the day. 204 Virginia street, Bethalto, III. $7,500.00. Ph. DU 4.9477.

40 ACRE FARM 8 rOQtn house, plenty barns. Can farm about half Well watered, deep well. Water In the home 30 miles west and 2 miles north of Carrollton, 111. All for per acre. Cnrrollton.

fll-F-4. LOTS FOR SALE 58 Rtisewdod Heights. Valley Drive. Restricted. $2100.

CL 9-2540. 4 room brick. Hath. Sell oii contract. HO TWO fi.V LOTS One $701).

Hi North 9th. Rosewood HclKhiH. Write Carlos Bryant, 422 West liexford, enlralln, Illinois, or call 2-2920, Centralla, Illinois. HOUSES FOR SALE 59 Coftage Hills. By owner.

2-bedroom home. 3-room rent house. Modern. 1 acre. CL 9-2868.

NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK IB beautiful Rosewood Gardens. Cedar Lane, Rosewood Heights. 2-car garage, patio porch, built-in Hotpomt range and oven, birch cabinets, fully insulated, fireplace In basement and living room, automatic fas heat. Price S22.500 for appointment dial CL 9-2888: f'er 6. CL 4-9045.

WOOD leaving area. must sacrifice beautiful home. Large spacious rooms, new wall to wall carpeting, $10,500. 1130 Acton. CL 4-1301.

RODEMEYER ROOM FRAME, llvlngroom, kitchen. 2 bedrooms, stoker heat, full basement, garaga 18,000 ALLEN NIMMONS Realtor HO 2-9248 EVENINGS: NEWELL ALLEN HO Harry HO 5-1043 BELMONT VILLAGE, Godfrey OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY 8 TILL 4:30 P.M. 2 new 3-hedroom brick and stonn homes with attached garages. 1ft baths, with cermatlc tile. Gas heat, plastered garage, plastered mem, all electric kitchen.

Many other features. Will sell on low down payment, or will consider trade-In, BEN HOLTWISCH'4 SON General HO 2-8138 MILTON Fernwood Avenue 7-ROOM FRAME Living room, kitchen, dining room. 2 bedrooms, full bath down, 2 bedrodms up. Automatic heat, large lot $8,600 ALLEN NIMMONS Realtor HO 2-9248 Evenings: Newell Allen Harry Nimmons HO 2-797J HO 5-1043 TIZZY By Kate Osaoa MI I.f 0 AR Atl fact i ve" 3- room unfurnished apt. Private bnth Enclosed porch, fenced yard.

Nicely decorated. Convenient location. $55 month. HO 2-7886. MODER'N' apt.

Private entrance off patio, stove and refrigerator furnished: washing facilities. Good location. Adulu only. 149 Haller. East Allon.

CL 4'0563. "I don't believe William Shakespeare would appreciate your referring to 'Tvyo GentlemenofVerona' as a situation comedy!" ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. expert Hepalr on all make Televisions Wtcse't Radio TV Repair 2M lUm Roxann. CL 4-3681 Announcing Brownit'f Barbir Shop 480 EAST THIRD pjenty Frep Expert In Barbering.

Patipnage Appreciated. For Cream Bar and Luncheonette Good location in Upper Alton 27 years established Year around business Fully Ideal for ambitious couple Small down payment Financing can be arranged for right party Immediate possession Do not reply unless mean business. For interview phone or write: Shearburn Ice Crearo 3479 HiwiOifn.