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JANESVILLE, WIS JANESyiLLE DAILY GAZETTE FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949. PAGE SEVENTEEN. Aims Violation Bill Approved Madison Reckless dis- "Charge of firearms could result in 'loss of a hunting license and a Jail term under provisions of a hhill given assembly approval The assembly passed and sent to the senate a bill by Giiley (R- Rhinelander). aimed at providing penalties in hopes of reducing hunting fatalities and in- 'Juries. Unfler the bill anyone found of careless or heedless use of firearms couW be fined up to $100, given jail sentences of six months or both.

Revocation of licenses for any fixed time also could be ordered by a judge unifier this section. Under another section if a hunter is found guilty of crim- Jnal negligence in discharge of a firearm he automatically would his license for three years jmd judge could revoke It for an even longer period of time. Vote Repeal of Law The assembly voted to repeal law, passed in 1943, for establishment of a Wisconsin Me- hospital in which World 'War II veterans would be housed. Nothing ever was done about the and no funds were pro-vided for its construction. The Vmeasure goes to the senate.

The assembly concurred in a senate bill that would permit issuance of temporary driving censes for five months to students who are taking driving courses in schools. It advanced to within a step final concurrence a bill that would permit a judge to ignore the first conviction of a person 16 to 18 for traffic violation in applying revocation proceedings. Revocation would be mandatory after the second offense. Would Ease Law The bill originally would have prohibited persons 16 to 18 from I driving between midnight and 4 I but this provision was I stricken by the assembly. If it is approved, It must go back to i the senate.

An amendment was Introduced in the senate to soften terms of an anti-pollution bill. Kaftan (R-Green Bay) amended his bill which would have ruled that all pollution must end Feb. 1, 1951. HC now would shift the deadline to Feb. 1, 1953.

The amendment also states that effluent from a secondary sewage treatment plant would not be considered under the terms of the anti-pollution law. re- Janesville Water System Studied by Fluorine Expert An inspection of Janesvllle's water fluorination treatment sys- tern was made today by Dr. F. S.j-McKay, Colorado Springs, who was one of the first I dentists to initiate studies of the value of fluorinated water as a of decreasing decay in the jTleeth of growing children. Dr.

McKay came here from Madison on the invitation of Dr. M. council- who introduced legislation to the fluorination of water. Also on the inspection tour was Dr. J.

G. I'Frisch, Madison, chairman of the )jDane county Dental Society's committee. Dr. Smith. Manager Henry Traxlerand Engineer Joseph Lustig V.conducted the tour.

Although sodium fluoride has introduced into the Janes- Uville water system since mid- iFebruary, City Manager Traxler yannounced today that daily tests (made at separated spots in the Icity reveal the chemical has not 'as yet reached the desired one per million parts of water in 'some sections. The difficulty in V-treating the 10 million gallons of in the city's reservoir is Uheld responsible for the lack of fluorine in some water. Mr. Traxler said the entire water sys- ))tem should be properly treated the next few weeks, ever. (Continued from Page 1) loping their own health programs, rather than backing a national program.

A somewhat similar bill was offered last month, without any estimate of cost. No Cost Estimate The president gave no estimate of how much his program might cost although he said he recognized that many people "are concerned" about that. But Mr. Truman "The truth is that it will save great deal more than it costs. We already are paying about four per cent of our national income lor, health care.

More and better yare can be obtained for this tame amount of money under the program I am recommending. Furthermore, we can and should invest additional amounts in an adequate health the, additional investment will more than pay for itself." Mr. Truman's proposed insurance plan would be compulsory in the sense that those covered by theilaw would have to pay the insurance "premiums" in the form of taxes. The idea is that taxes would be deducted from pay rolls just as are present social security Offer Bill Monday Rep. Dingcll (D-Mich.) will introduce the president's measure house Monday.

Dingell has estimated that the tax needed to get the program underway would be one and one- half per cent each on employer anoi employe on payrolls. In recommending expansion of medical schools, the president also proposed federal funds for construction of teaching hospitals and other facilities, and scholarship aid for good students who might lack funds for long pe- riods of training. He. said the 190,000 active phy- IJjcJans today are "only about 80 per cent of the physicians we quire." He said there are shortages also of dentists and nurses and other medical personnel. Court to Rule on Bluhm Case Final disposition of the Paul A.

Bluhm assault case of June 20. 1017, Is now in the hands of Judge Ralph F. Gunn of the municipal court and he has announced a decision will be reached by next Tuesday. Bluhm, 35, Janesville, was held for trial after a preliminary hearing here on the knife assault of his wife the afternoon of June 20, 1947. He was charged with assault with intent to murder but pleaded not guilty by reason on insanity.

Since the preliminary hearing March 1, he has been under observation at Bradley Memorial hospital in Madison on orders of the court resulting from a motion by Dist. Atty, Robert A. Daniel. In court Thursday afternoon, state and defense attorneys agreed to submit the case to Judge Gunn on the records of mental examinations and the preliminary hearing. Bluhm admitted to police that he attacked his Eugenia Bluhm, shortly after his" return from an attorneys office here where divorce papers were served on him.

She was treated at Mercy hospital for knife wounds on the neck, hands and other parts of her body. She is now living in southern Illinois. A divorce has since been granted. U. W.

Instructor to Preside at Forum on Delinquency Robert H. Schacht, University of Wisconsin extension department, will conduct the forum on Juvenile Delinquency that will be held at the Janesville high school at 8 p. m. Tuesday. The public is invited to hear Dr.

Hertha Tar- rasch, psychiatrist, Rock County Child Guidance Center, Robert Mac Master, Rock county probation officer, Judge Ralph F. Gunn, Arthur B. Lyon, Janesville schools service officer, and Willis Rabbe, parent and school board member speak on the topic from their respective experience. Sponsoring the forum is the University extension class in audio-visual aids, being conducted by Charles Schuller, assistant professor at the university. Thirty city and rural teachers of Rock and Walworth counties comprise the class, which opened in January.

Lists Troubles in Dairy Industry problems remain with the dairy industry, Philip Nelson, of the production and marketing authority, told a midwest marketing conference today. These are: Keeping prices in line with shifting economic conditions; wide differences in production of milk from one season to another; trouble In maintaining sales of good milk at high levels; increasing marketing costs in handling fluid milk. A fifth problem may be added to the list, he said. Surpluses are beginning to appear in fluid milk markets. About 16 per cent more milk was delivered to markets in February than a year ago.

Consumption, Nelson added, has not kept up with the extra production. Umhs IS 00-26 00; run UmM tin: ewrs, bucks cull to 1100 I'RODUCE Fontana Building Totals $33,000 permits for the month of April in Fontana have totaled about $33,000, all of it representing new construction. Entertain Children The Men's club of Fontana entertained children of Fontana school when Easter vacation started. Represening the club were Elmer Birdsall, "Doc" Kesselring, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Gable and Lynn. They were assisted by Mmes. June Hibbard, Mary Hill, Florence Raulands and Margaret Robinson of the Mothers club and R. D. Davies and the teachers.

Total area burned over by forest fires in the U. S. each year is as large as New York state. Closing Markets LIVESTOCK Chicago Livestock (USDA) hogs B.OOO; ilow and uneven, generally steady to weak: weakness on weights under 230 sows steady; top 18.60 for one load choice 230 bulk good and choice 180- 2T0 lbs. 18.00-18.50; 2S0-330 lbs.

17.00- 1T.T5; several loads 240-400 lbs. 16.2517.00; few 160-180 lbs 17.25-18.25: good and choice sows under 400 lbs. 15.75-16.50; 425-500 lbs. 14.73-15.75: heavier weights as low ai 14.00 and slightly below; good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 300; slow; steady to weak market on slaughter cattle with vealers weak to 50 cents lower; choice steers absent: scattered loads and lots medium and good grade steers and yearlings 22.00-25.00; part-load good 1.0T3 lb.

weights 25.00: sprinkling common to medium heifers 10 common and medium beef cows 16.75-18.50; canners and cutters 13.00-16.50: sausage bulls 22.50-down; mostly 22.00 and below- most medium to choice vealers 19.00-23.00; practical top 25.00: odd head 25.30-26.00. Salable sheep 100; not enough here to make a market; closing sentiment firm on good and choice lambs, very weak on ewes, especially heavy kinds. Milwaukee Uvcstotk Milwaukee iin Hogs: 500: steady; good to choice butchers 1BO-2S0 lbs 17.5018.50; good to choice heavy butchers 280325 lbs. 16.75-17,,50; bulk of packing sows 15.00-16.50: rough and heavy sows 13.0014.50: stags 10.00-13.00; boars 7.00-10.00. Cattle: 200: steady; steers and yearlings good to choice steers and yearlings eommin to good 18.00-2300; dry fed beef heifers 22.00-24.00: dairy bred heifers 17.00-20.00: choice cows 18.0010.0: fair to good cows 16.75-17.50; cutlers 15.25-16.50: canners 11.00-13 00: choice weighty bologna bulls 21.00-21.50; common to good bulls lil.00-20.00.

Calves: 500; steady: selects 27.00: bulk of good nr.d choice vealers 16.00-26.00; culls and throwouts 15 00 down. Sheep: few, steady: good to choice native lambs 2800.20.00; fair to medium fhlraro rrndiirf rtilrato i.r>—(I'SIlAi— Live poultry. to weak; rereipls nine pnres unrhancd two cents a pound lower, f.o.b.: Foul leghorn fowl roasters 35-30: balame unchanged. -Butter steady; receipts prices unchanged. Eggs firm: receipts 13.609: prices unchanged to rent higher: S.

TO prt. and up A 47-48: -t. A 16-IT; balance unchanged. rotatoes: ArrlviN 52. on track 23: total S.

shipments 1 .00 -1: supplies moderate: demand fair; market slight ty weaker nn Russets, about steady other stocks: Idaho Russet Burhanks S4.25-13: utilities S3 TO: Washington Russet Bur- hankki S3 50: Wyoming Bliss Triumphs now stork On 50 lb. sacks': Ol- iforma lying Whites 2.V. Florida Bliss Trlumnhs S2.25-3.00: Texas Bliss Triumphs 'In 100 lb. sacks Florida Sebagnes 54.75. Milwaukee Produce Mllnaukrr A large 46.

Onions domestic yellow 50 lb. sacks No. 1 medium 73-90. Olhter prices unchanged. GRAIN Chlfain Grain futures started firm today but dropped in late dealings.

Commission house selling followed reports that the government had reduced its buying priue for cash wheat at Kansas City, to 20 i cents over the May futures delivery. Corn fell with wheat. Earlier, wheat was up about a cert on reports that Mexico had bought about 1.230.000 bushels of wheat In the United States and Camda, and that Belgium bought a cargo of Canadian wheat. Other grins Iso were up erly, with corn buying stimulated somewhat by much smaller bookings, Receipts were: Wheat 4 carl, corn 71, oats 53, and soybeans 19. Wheat closed to cent lower than the previous finish, May S2.23 '-3 -H, corn was cents off to cents up, May S1.34K-M, oats were cent lower to cent higher.

May 694. rye was cent lower to cent higher. May soybeans were off 1 to cents, May S2.25H-2.26. and lard was 5 cents lower to 3 centa higher, May $11.47. Chlcasn Cash Grain Wheat: None.

Corn: No. 3 yellow 51.35 V4-38 No. 4 No. 5 1.052-14'i: sample grade 51.10'i. Oats No.

1 heavy mixed 75: No. 1 mixed 74; No. 1 heavy white No. 1 extra heavy white 77; No. 2 heavy white 76 No.

3 heavy white 73 Vi; No. 4 heavy white 73 Vj. Barey nomlna: Mating feed Saybeans: None. Chicago r.rain Table Open High Low Close May ...2.25 2.25% 2.23H 2.23'.4-2.23S» July 1.98«1 l.Ofltt 1.06)4-1.37% Sept 1.98% 1.96% l.OB^-l.OoH Dec. 1.99% 1.98',-i 1.98 May 1.35H 1.34U 1.34H-1.34'; July ...1.35 1.33 to 1.33'i 1.34 Sept 1.29',4 1.28li 1.28!*-1.28% Dec.

1.18H 1.17 1.17-!i-1.17% May July .64 .6374 Sept .6.1 .6274 Dec 64 V4 May 1.31 1.29% July 1.32% 1.31% May ...2.27 2.27% 2.25% 2.25H-2.2H July 2.19% 2.17% Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth. Wis. UP) Values remained unchanged with no sales reported on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange today. Unfilled bids were two cars Cheddars one car single daisies LEGAL NOTICES 91 STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court, Rock County. In the Matter of the Estate of Roy Schroeder, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that at term said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 7th day or June, 1949, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Court House in the City of Janesville, in said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of A. A. Wagner, administrator of the estate of Roy Schroeder, deceased, late of the Village of Clinton. In said County, for the examination and allowance of his final account, which account is now on file In said Court, ana for the allowance of debts or claims paid In good faith without filing or allowance as required by law, for the determination of who are the heirs of said decedent, and for the assignment of the residue of the estate of said deceased to such persons as are by law entitled thereto; and for the determination and adjudication of the inheritance tax, if any, payable In said estate.

Dated April IS, 1949. By Order of the Court, JESSE EARLE, Judge. MeGowan, Gefff, Geffl A Block, Attorneys. STATE OF WISCONSIN. County Court, Rock County.

In the Matter of the Estate of Martin Deceased. Notice is hereby, given that at a term of laid Court to be held on Tuesday, the 7th day of June, 1949, at-10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court House in the City of Janesville, in said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of W. A. Canary, administrator of the estate of Martin Lund, deceased, late of the Village of Footvllle. In said County, for the examination and allowance of his final account, which account is now on file In said Court, and for the allowance of debts or claims paid in good faith without filing or allowance as required by law, for the determination of are the heirs of said decedent, and for the assignment of the residue of the estate of said deceased to such persons as are by law entitled thereto; and for the determination and adjudication of the inheritance tax, if any, payable In said estate.

Dated April 11th, 1949. By Order of the Court. JESSE EARLE, Judge, McGownn, Geffs, Geffi ft Block, Attorneys. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RATE OF WIXL AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court, Rock County. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles J.

Fritzke, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that at a term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, 1949. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the Court House in the City of Janesville. In said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of Clara Fritzke for the probate of the Will of Charles J. Fritzke.

deceased, and for the appointment of an executor or i dministrator with the will annexed of the estate of said Charles I. deceased, lute of the Town of Fulton, in said County; and that there will be a determination of who are the heirs of said deceased; Notice is further given that all claims against the said Charles J. Fritzke, deceased, late of the Town of Fulton, in Rock County. Wisconsin, must be presented to aid County Court at Janesville, in said County, on or before the 2nd day of July, 1949, or be barred; and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at term of said Court to be held at the Court House in the City of Janesville, in said County, on Tuesday, the 12th day of July, 1949, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. Dated April 2, 1949.

By Order ol the Court, JESSE EARLE, Judge. George H. Murwln, Attorney. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUE OF TAX DEED (Sec. 75.12 Wisconsin Statutes) To Ivar Steven (address unknown).

Owner of the premises hereinafter described: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Rock County Is the owner and holder of tax certificate Issued by the County Treasurer of Rock County, State of Wisconsin, for the amounts as set forth below, totaling Only Ninety-six Cents, for which said lands were sold for unpaid taxes, Interest and charges, If any, and which amount will bear Interest as provided by law, upon and Involving the following described real estate in said County and State, to-wlt: Description Yr.of Yr.of Certificate of Property Tax Sale Dated No. Face Lot 2. Blk. 6 1942 1943 10-19-43 1SS 5 RIVER HEIGHTS SUBD. TOWN OF ROCK.

Total All Certificates .96 and that after the expiration of three months from the service of this notice, a tax of the lands dc In sa.d certificate be applied 'T Dated at Janesville. this loth of HOCK COUNTY. By Waiter M. I.i::dcmar.n. -jnty Clerk.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR l.sstE OF TAX DEED 'Sec. 73 12. Wisconsin Statutes) To Charles E. Henderson i address unknown). Owner of the premises hereinafter riesrribcii: YOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That Rock County is the owner and holder of tax certificate Issued by the County Treasurer of Rock County, State of Wisconsin, for the amounts as set forth below, totaling One Dollar and no Cents, for which said lands were sold for unpaid taxes.

Interest and charges. If any. and which amount will bear Interest as provided by law. upon and Involving the following described real estate In said County and State, to-wlt: Description Yr.of Yr.of Certificate of Property Tax Sale Daled No. Fare I-ot 3 1942 1943 10-19-43 158 51.00 CARVERS ROCK PLAT TOWN OF BRADFORD Total All Certificates Jl.OO and that after the expiration of three months from the service of this notice, a tax deed of the lands described In said certificate will be applied for, Dated at Janesville, this 131h day of April, 1949.

ROCK COUNTY. By Walter M. Lindemann, County Clerk. FUNERAL 5 REINING FUNERAL HOME Quiet, Restful. Digmfted.

Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone D. 115 Jai MONUMENTS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE II tOW OIF.V. 4 Di: SEDAN. COMPLETELY equipped. miles.

Excellent Black finish like new. Prl- party. 51.18." D. 1021 S. Cherry after m.

NOTICE TO ROOFING CONTRACTORS JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN April 22, 1919 Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of the City of Janesville, Wisconsin In his office up to 2:00 p. m. Monday. May 9th, 1919 for the re-roofing of the Municipal Garage on Wall Street and the Fire Station at 13 N. River Street for the City of Janesville, Wisconsin, all In accordance with the specifications for same which are on file and may be obtained from the City Engineer at his office in tha City Hall.

Bias must be accompanied by the contract fully signed on the part of the contractor with the exception of the signatures on the part of the City. This is Important and must be compiled with. Address all bids to City Clerk of the City of Wisconsin, and mark same "Bid on Roofing." Blank forms of Proposal and Contract will be furnished by the City Engineer. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. H.

C. BRADFORD City Clerk-Treasurer Sec. 75.28, Wisconsin Statutes To Susie Powers (address unknown), Owner of the premises hereinafter described: Take notice that the undersigned. Rock County, holds a tax deed on the following lands, of which you are the owner of record of the original title, situated in Rock County, Wisconsin, to-wlt: I.ot 200 SPRING BROOK CITY OF JANESVILLE. That said deed was recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of said Rock Countv, Wisconsin, nn the 14 day of April.

1949, at 2:05 o'clock P. in Volume 378 of Deeds on Page 78 as Document No. 497614a. Dated this 20th day of April. 1949.

ROCK COUNTY, By Walter M. Lindemann, County Clerk, Rock County, Wis. STATE OF WISCONSIN. County Court, Rock County. In the Matter of the Estate of Louise Anklam, also known as Louisa Anklam, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that at a term of said Court to be held on Tuesday, the 17th day of May, 1949, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the Court House' In the City of Janesville, In said County, there will be heard and considered: The application of Agnes Martha No- vaskl for the probate of the Will of Louise Anklam. also known as Louisa Anklam, deceased, and for the appointment of an executor or administrator with the will annexed of the estate of said Louise Ank lam, also known as Louisa Anklam, de ceased, late of the City of Janesville, In said County; and for a determination of who are the heirs of said deceased: Notice Is further given that all claims against the said Louise Anklam, also known as Louisa Anklam, deceased, late of the City of Janesville, In Rock County Wisconsin, must be presented to said County Court at Janesville, in said County, on or before the 21st day of July, 1949, or be barred; and that all such claims and demands will be examined and adjusted at a term of said Court to be held at the Court House In the City of Janesville, in said County, on Tuesday, the 6th day of September, 1949, at 10 o'clock In the fore noon of said day. Dated April 20. 1949. By Order of the Court.

JESSE EARLE. Judge. Georgs H. Murwln, Attorney. CLASSIFIED OUTSIDE REPRESENTATIVES ALBANY: Mrs.

W. E. Stelndorf, Fh. 98. BELOIT: Mrs.

B. O. Marston, Phone B109-R-11. BBODHEAD: Miss Orate Marsh, Ph. 3133.

DARIEN: Mrs. Leah Putnam, Phone 245. EDCERTON: Mrs. Velnw BunSy, Pb. 415.

ELKHORN: Sirs. D. Harrington, Ph. 63. FOOT VILLE: Mrs.

Lacey Spencer, Ph. 87. FORT ATKINSON: Mrs. E. Bingham Phone 837.

JEFFERSON: Miss Lala Riesling. Phone 430-W. LAKE GENEVA: Allea Phone 8S7-J or 153. LAKE MILLS. Mrs.

Arthur Reyer, Ph. 2X8. MILTON Mrs. G. E.

Thompson, Phone .1742. PALMYRA: Miss Clara Hayes, Phone 495. ORFORDVILLE: Mrs. Joe Nelson, Ph. 32.

WHITEWATER: Mils Avis Cleland, Phone 421-J. JANESVILLE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 3 Lines (13 words) days 3 days 1 day S3.60 2.02 .82 4 Lines 120 words) 6 days 3 days 1 day 54.61 2.40 .96 3 Lines (23 words) 6 days 3 days 1 day $5.04 2.76 1.12 Above rates apply of last if paid within insertion. 6 days LOST, FOUND, STRAYED an ad find your lost keys, strayed livestock, etc, at low cost. CARD OF THANKS. IN MEMORIAM 10c per line, minimum 12 lines, PHONE 3311 CARD OF THANKS Card of Thanks We desire to express our sincerest thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, beautiful floral offerings received from our many friends and neighbors during our loss of our beloved mother and wife.

Especially wish to thank ministers, singers, pallbearers, drivers and others who helped. MR. BURR WAITE MRS. GRACE ELLIS MRS. HAZEL ELLIS MR.

HENRY WAITE CLINTON, WIS. FLOWERS, FUNERAL GOODS 4 WEDDING AND FUNERAL SPRAYS. Cut Flowers, Corsages. Spring Vegetable and Flower Plants. Deliver.

CAROL'S FLORAL, 1703 Miiw. Ave. Dial 0017 FUNERAL DIKECTORS 5 New Modern Fireproof Air Conditioned Private Ambulance Service Insured Carrier Overton Funeral Home JANESVILLE. WIS. 15 N.

Jackson Dial 7789 ENNIS MEMORIALS 1S26 N. Washington St. Order Now for Delivery Bffort Decoration Day OFFICE RESIDENCE DIAL 2-3390 Open Dally from 9 a. m. to 3 p.

m. Other Times by Appointment GRAMKE MONUMENT WORKS JANESVILLE MONUMENT CO. 1620 N. Washington St. Opposite Cemetery HOME OWNED DIAL 6290 HARRY DORAN MEMORIALS Quarry-to-Factory to-Cemetery 116 LINN ST.

Dial 7957 NOTICES SO ECONOMICAL, SO QUICK, SO SATIS- FACTUAL, cleaning rugs with Fina Foam is so practical. Bostwick's Downstairs Store. NOTICE XO BOX a. m. there were answers In the following boxes: 134, 153, 154, 409, 433, 437, 438.

458. 478, 482, 483. 484. TAXI SERVICE 1c TAXICAB SERVICE We Served to Serve Again VET'S CAB COMPANY Dial 3326 209 Laurel Ave. STRAYED, LOST.

FOUND 10 BROWN ALLIGATOR KEY CASE WITH 4 keys attached lost Tuesday noon in business district. Dial 6545. Regard. WILL THE PARTY WHO BORROWED American Law Report No. 53 From the late Joseph G.

Page Office Kindly return at once. OR PHONE 9315 WILL PARTY WHO TOOK WRONG TOPCOAT from St. John 's Lutheran church Sunday morning Dial 2-4028. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 A Complete Stock Lowest Prices See These Bargains Today OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1912 OLDSMOBILE CLUB SEDAN.

1947 CHEV. 2-DOOR AEROSEDAN. 19-17 CHEVROLET 4 -DOOR SEDAN. 1946 BUICK SUPER 4 -DOOR SEDAN. 1940 CADILLAC "62" SEDAN.

1939 CHEVROLET BUSINESS COUPE. 1940 CHEVROLET 8 PASS. COUPE. 19-18 CHEV. 2-DOOR TOWN SEDAN.

1941 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. MONEY MAKERS 1948 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP. 1946 CHEV. 2 TON CHASSIS AND CAB. 1947 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP.

1946 CHEV. TON CHASSIS AND CAB. Harrison 206 E. MILW. ST.

DIAL 4481 JANESVILLE 1620 or 5568 A REAL BARGAIN I I 1948 Packard 4-Door Sedan Late Model 2 Tone Suntan Finish Private Party Low Mileaga Fully Equipped 1015 Beloit Ave. AN OUTSTANDING VALUE! 1947 Pontlac Torpedo 2 like new, A-l motor, Fully equipped. SEE AT 634 N. ADAMS 1947 Buick Roadmaster Sedan General Squeegee Tires, Jfaroon Finish, Heater $1995 1947 BUICK ROADMASTER SE- DANETTE, Model 76-S; radio, heater; plastic seat covers and spotlight; color dark blue; condition excellent $1925 1942 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN. 1941 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN.

1940 BUICK SUPER SEDAN. 1935 PACKARD SEDAN. 1947 CHEVROLET TON PLATFORM TRUCK. ROCK COUNTY BUICK CO. "Where Customers Send Their Friends" 115 S.

Franklin St. Dial 4418 W.L.A.D. 500 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 48 4000 MILES. EXCELLENT condition, completely equipped with extras galore. Best offer $1500 takes it.

420 River St. 1947 Chevrolet Station Wagon, Exceptionally Clean, Low Mileage RECONDITIONED; PRICED RIGHT. 1935 CHEV. 2-DOOR SEDAN. 1940 FORD DELUXE TUDOR, only S494.

1940 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR Trunk Sedan. 1942 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 5 pass. Coupe. 1941 CHEV. DELUXE 2-Door Sedan.

1948 CHEV. FLEETLINE 4-Door. BETHKE CHEVROLET SALES FORT ATKINSON PHONE 765 1946 Chevrolet Town Sedan Good condition; neuter. 1935 CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH. 1938 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN.

Dickhoff Chev. Sales W.L.A.D. 714 MILTON JUNCTION THOUSANDS ARE READING GAZETTE Want-Ads this year in search of places to live, used furniture, used cars, domestic help and Jobs. Such extensive reader interest is assurance of your Gazette Want-Ads results. A trained ad writer wM help you write youi ad, Just dial 1942 Chevrolet Aero Sedan 1941 Deluxe 2-Door Seilan.

1011 PontUK Sed mette. 1039 Chevrolet 2-D-jor Sedan. 1436 Ford Tudor Sedan. Quinn Motor Sales Dial 5V.S End ol Milton Avenue Open Evenings Till 9 2433 DELl'XE 's 'l'ASSEN. GER club coupe, heater, defroster.

A-l condition. Dial after 5 p. m. 1941 CHEV. SPECIAL DELUXE 2-DOOR.

Fully equipped. Priced right. Dial 2-3830 or 2.4853 1940 Chev. Ton Pickup $545 1037 Willys Sedan 5175 1935 Pontlac 2-door 5165 Johnson Outboard Motor, 10 h. We have trailer axlea and wheels, tires, all shapes and sizes.

Williams Auto Parts W.L.A. D. 1511 2624 Pleasant St. Dial 4292 40 CHEV. MASTER DELUXE TN.

SEDAN EXCELLENT CONDITION, REASONABLE AR.MBRUSTER. WLAD 412. D. 2-4995 1940 CHEV. DELUXE TOWN SEDAN, radio, heater, defroster, spot light.

Excellent condition. 5725. Dial 2-1515. 1525 Purvis. 193 CHEV.

4 DOOR, MOTOR NEWLY overhauled, perfect condition. Reasonable S450. TEXACO STATION, 1013 N. Bluff St. 1939 CHEV.

DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN, good condition, 5450. 412 N. Walnut. Dial 7902 '39 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN.

GOOD CONDITION, radio, new heater and defroiter. very good tires. 5766 1936 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN FOR sale, radio, heater, good condition, J200. Dial 4349. '36 CHEV.

4-DOOR SEDAN Good condition, reasonable. DIAL 4992 '36 CHEV. MASTER COACH, NEW paint. Richard Rudisill, R. 1, Milton, Ph.

X-61, 2fe ml. Milton, Hy. 59. '35 CHEVROLET COACH. EXCELLENT tires, body and motor.

Priced for quick sale. Inq. 615 N. Pearl after 5:30 p. m.

1948 DODGE, CUSTOM 4-DOOH SEDAN. Fully equipped, under 12,000 miles. Very clean. Call at 527 Cornelia after 4:30 p. m.

1940 DODGE 2-DOOR SPECIAL, VERY good condition, radio, heater. 309 Park Avenue '37 DODGE SEDAN. REASONABLE, heater, sealed-beam lights. May be seen at DeVoe Serv. Station, 1533 Racine St.

W.L.A.D. 1788 1947 Ford Tan Tudor J1395 1947 Chev. Fleetline 4-Door 51475 1917 Mercurv Club Coupe S1295 1941 Chev. Club Coupe 895 1940 Chev. 5 Pass.

Coupe 795 1S40 Studebaker Champion Coach 495 1939 Chev. Town Sedan 5 595 1938 Olds Coach 6 $445 1937 Ford Tiidor 1937 Plymouth Coach 9 295 1936 Chevrolet Std. Town Sedan ..5 293 1935 Chevrolet 2-Door 145 1933 Ford Fordor 145 (USED TRUCK) 1941 Ford H-ton Pickup 593 One Third Long As 21 Months to Pay. Your Present Car May Make the Down Payment "DICKER WITH DESENS" DESENS Janesville Motors 400 W. Milw.

St. Dial 3373 Open Nights Till 9 Except Sat. and Sun. '37 Dodge 4-Door Sedan. 5395.

'37 Hudson Sedan, new motor, 5395. 1933 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan. 1936 Pontlac 2-door Sedan. S95. '35 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan, $295.

Model A Coupe, 593. Model A Coupe, new motor. Strand Motors EDGERTON Phone 415 W.L 1973 1946 Ford 2-Door Deluxe $1075 Desens Ford Garage W.L.A.D. 2212 Milton Jet, Wis. Phone 1821 1937 FORD TUDOR, 5 GOOD TIRES, in good running condition.

Price J150. Dial 7129. 1935 FORD TUDOR. GOOD TIRES, NEW brakes, new clutch, new $100. Phone 3197.

FORD COUPE, GOOD TIRES, NICE paint and good running condition. Price $100.00. Harvey Schade, Phone 2352 Milton Jet. Hey, Louie! Drop that Gun! And rush over to UPTOWN SALES AND SERVICE. You won't need a gun to steal one of these smooth running beauties.

You'll see what we mean when you'hear our prices. 1947 Ford Tudor Deluxe Completely equipped. 4.000 miles. 1946 Packard 4-Door Deluxe S. fully equipped, 22 000 miles.

1939 Packard 2-Door. 1935 Packard Super 4-Door. In Stock: KB3 1-ton pickup; KB5 158-in. wheelbase, 17-In. wheels with rack; KB5 177-ln.

wheelbase. 1940 International D-15 Panel. ON DISPLAY NOW NEW 1349 PACKARD 4-DOOR Uptown Sales Service Authorized Packard and International Truck Dealer W.L.A.D. 2iq7 101 N. Franklin St.

Dial 7037 or 6360 '48 HUDSON COMMODORE 8 SEDAN, fully equipped, 19,000 miles $2,193 HUDSON SUPER "6" CONVERTIBLE radio, heater, overdrive, 18.000 ml es, at 51550 "46 HUDSON 6 COMMODORE SEDAN, best of condition 51395 BUICK SUPER SEDANETTE, fully equipped $1095 HUDSON 6 CLUB COUPE, nice condition $795 MOST NEW HUDSON MODELS AND COLORS Available for Immediate Delivery Bud De Lap Motors 158 S. River Janesville Dial 6835 W.L.A.D. 2034 1948 Nash Ambassador, 4 dr. fully sedan 1948 Hudson 4 extra clean. 1947 Nash Ambassador Sedan.

1946 Nash "600" 4 dr. Sedan. 1941 Nash "600" 2 dr. 1941 Dodge- 4 dr. fluid 1936 Olds 4 dr.

1938 Ford Tudor. 1936 Ford Tudor. 193,6 Chev. Sedan. These Cars Are All in A-l Condition -and Ready to Go.

LOWE SALES AND SERVICE CO. W.L.A.D. 2115 64 S. River St. Dial 2-1778 509 Wall St.

Dial 3387 041 NASH 60Q 2 DOOR, NEW PAINT, new rpotor, clean car. Phone Fort Atkinson 683-VVX after 6 p. m. NEW 1919 FORD FORDOR SEDAN Call 2-1741 6 p. m.

READ GAZETTE WANT ADS DAILY FOB SALE tl 1948 Plymouth De Luxe 2-Door Sedan Heatjr, 7000 orlglr.nl miles. ISMri DODGE SEDAN Color gray, with heatei. 1912 DODGE 4-DOOR BLUE CUSTOM SEDAN Gcid tirrs. Motur. body, finish and upholstery In wonderful condition.

1941 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR BLACK SEDAN Heater, radio. Car Is perfect from to rear end. and body and upholstery like new. 1039 CHEVROLET SEDAN Radio, heater. NEW DODGE ROUTE VAN NOW ON DISPLAY.

THE LAST WORD IN A RETAIL DELIVERY TRUCK. HUNTRESS MOTORS AUTHORIZED DODGE- PLYMOUTH DEALER W.LAD. 1100 DIAL 8306 or 3307 215 E. MILWAUKEE ST. COUPE.

GOOD CONDI- tlon. radio, heater, defroster, sealbeam lights, original owner. Priced for quick sale. 341 W. Eastern Ave.

1947 PONTIAC STREAMLINER 1946 Chevrolet Aero 1941 Nash Sedan. International ton truck. WELLS SERVICE STATION 1250 Milton Ave. W.L. A.D.

304 Dial 6885 PRICES That Talk 1911 Chev. Town Sedan 795 1946 Chev. Town Sedan $1295 1940 Nash 2-door Sedan 745 1940 Studebaker Club Sedan $695 1942 Olds Sedanctte $1095 1938 Chev. Coupe 9 S43 TRUCKS 1946 Chev. ton Tickup Truck 875 1936 Chev.

ton pickup, runs good, make an offer. Many We Trade Down; Up to 21 Months to Pay Murphy Motor Sales W.L.A.D. 270 110 Pleasant St. Dial 6936 8 a. m.

to 8 p. m. RAIN AND SNOW MAY COME AND GO BUT WE GO ON FOREVER SELLING RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED USED CARS 1948 Chev. 4-door Sedan 1947 Bulck 4-door Roadmaster; 4 Royal Masflr tires 1940 Buick Special 4-door Sedan. 1946 Ford Convertible.

1947 Dodge 4-door Sedan 1947 Buick 4-door Sedan. LAKE GENEVA AUTO STATION 846 Main St, Lake'Geneva, Wis. Special Sale This Week 1947 FORD TUDOR 1948 CHEVROLET TUDOR $1299 1946 FORD TUDOR $1299 1933 FORD TUDOR $139 V. A. Hetland FORD GARAGE W.L.A.D.

831 JEFFERSON, Wis. Ph. 275. or Eves. 231 "The Talk of The Town" Our used car special! '48 Packard 4-Door Sedan '48 Packard 4-door sedan.

Sully equipped, low mileage. Chev. 3-door; radio; heater. '40 Pontlac club coupe; radio; heater. '33 Chev.

4-door sedan. Campbell's Used Cars 1108 Western. W.L.A.D. 2355. Dial 2-4732 USED CARS "The Quality Behind Our Name" 1948 Packard Convertible Coupe.

1947 Packard Clipper "120." 1947 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan. 1946 Plymouth Special 4-Door. 1946 Ford Fordor Super. 1946 Plymouth Station Wagon 1942 Plymouth 4-Door 1941 Pontiac "8" 4-Door. 1939 Chevrolet Coupe.

1939 Oldsmoblle "8" 4-Door Sedan 1938 Buick "60" 4-Door Sedan. 1938 Studebaker Commander 4-Door. 1938 Dodge 4-Door Sedan. 1938 Plymouth 4-Door. 1937 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan.

1936 Dodge 4-Door 1937 Dodge 1937 Ford Tudor. 1936 Buick Coupe. 1936 Dodge 1936 Plymouth 1935 Ford Coupe. 1934 Plymouth 2-Door. 1933 Chevrolet 2-Door.

Used Trucks 1938 Dodge 1-Ton Panel. 1938 International 1-Ton, with duali and rack. Our Lot Always Open 7 Days a Week a. m. to 9 p.

m. Sikes Motor Sales DELAVAN. W.L.A.D. 1264 Telephone 140 Used Car Lot Office. Phone 040 We Know How Casey Felt when he went down twinging with the bases loaded.

Our bases are loaded with clean, dependable used cars and we are NOT going to strike out. We are going to bring these cars home to you. When you see the prices, you will know what we mean. 1948 Kaiser Custorr 1941 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan 1937 Oldsmoblle "6" 2-door Sedan 1936 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan 1929 Model A Coupe FISCHER AUTO SALES Authorized Knlser-Frazsr Dealer Emll Fischer Vern Mallu 1309 Milton Ave. W.L.A.D.

2391. Dial 4978 TRUCKS. BUSES FOB SALE 12 New 1949 Chev. Truck 2 -ton, cab-over-engine, 2 -speed rear end. 8 tires.

Immediate delivery. 1936 Chev. Std. 2 -door. MORRIS MOTOR W.L.A.D.

592 FOOTVILLE. Wis. Phone 54 1947 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP TRUCK. 1941 DODGE 1-TON STAKE TRUCK. DICKHOFF CHEVROLET SALES W.L.A.D.

714 Milton Junction 1947 CHEV. PICKUP TRUCK. DRIVEN 24,000 miles, heater, good tires, overload springs, mechanically perfect. 622 W. Milwaukee Janesville.

Dial 6683 days or 4907 evenings. 1933 CHEVROLET 1H TON STAKE truck, L. W. cheap. Phone 2-1587 19-16 DODGE 14-TON PICKUP TRUCK, excellent condition, 17,000 miles, $900, must sell at once.

William O. Kutz. Route 2, Box 178, Fort Atkinson. Ph. 152-J4.

MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES 15 BOY'S BICYCLE, MONARCH SILVER King, nearly new, cost 580, sell for $50. See H. Clark, directly back of Janesville Floral off lhvy. 2fi. GIRL'S BICYCLE.

26-INCH WHEEL, good condition GIRL'S JUNIOR BICYCLE, 20-inch, good tires PAGEL'S FIRESTONE STORE 27 S. Ma'n St. Dial 2-4530 1949 Indian Scout Motorcycle Sale In good condition Reasonable DIAL 2-4732 Use the WCLO-GAZETTE FARM BULLE. TIN for full coverage advertising. MOTORCYCLES.

BlCYCLESffi EXPERT mCYCLK AND REPAIRING FVDER'S CYCLE SHOP Cor. Garfirlil A Rncir.e Phone D. HURLEY DAVIDSON MTmiRCY" 71 O.V.H.. evellent condition. Phone Milton 231'1.

LEY "DAVIDSON -61." GOOD condition, completely equip pod. also, has mounted bars, Thone Fort Atkinson 6R7-J-1. 1942 1 1A t. 1.V LENT slupe, re.is 1 estrsrS. 212 N.

Walnut. 10 a. p. m. weekdays REPAIRING.

XV ASHING, etc, COMPLETE ON AUTOS Prices nre right. Dial 2 .4373 RIVER VALLEY BODY SHOP 1 Ml. S. School for Blind on River ttoad MAN'S F.EST FRIEND CAR r. 1 Do you treat your car as If not you'd better It In for a rheck-up soon.

Your car con dependable as a faithful dog Is to -1U master, or can be as unpredictable as, alley cat. Treat your car like yotirBeSt friend and you'll live to see many moons than you otherwise would. See us soon. BELK MOTORS De Dealer W.L.A.D. 421 W.

Milwaukee St. "'it DlattC230 REGROUND CRANKSHAFTS Castings and align boring on Ford THE MOTOR EXCHANGE 1621 PLEASANT ST. DIALjijLqO RADIATOR REPAIR 16a DOES YOUR RADIATOR NEED repair or new core? See Floyd Wilson CONGRESS RADIATOR SHOP 310 W. Milwaukee St. Dial 4574 SERVICES OFFERED 18 BLACK DIRT.

RICH TOP SOIL, COW manure. Gardens plowed. Dial 4537. A. E.

Lorentzen, Spring Brook Farm. DYNAMITING, SHOVELING, GRADING. Ditches dug for water pipe lines. Geo. Guernsey, R.

1, Milton. Janesville 2-1879 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ALL TYPES sold, serviced, recharged; free demonstration. Ph. 2160-1. Janesville Fire Ex- tlngulsher Equipment 420 W.

Mllw. FLOOR SANDING AND Sanding, sealing, varnishing, waxing, machines for rent ANDERSON BROS. 415 Mac''son St. Dial 7621 or 5928 HAVE YOUR GARDENS plowed early. P.

7177 AFTER 5 P. M. RUG CLEANING, DEMOTHING. SIZING done expertly by JANESVILLE RUG CLEANERS 601 W. Milwaukee St.

Dial 7761 TREES: TRIMMED. REMOVED, TRANSPLANTED, cabled, cavity work, nursery stock, out of town service. BOB'S Tree Trimmers, Edgerton, phone 430-R. SAND AND GRAVEL BLACK DIRT. FILL, MANURE.

HERBERT HENSEL DIAL 0369 SANITARY SERVICE, SEPTIC TANKS dry wells, cistern cleaning. Pumping 3c per gallon. Phone Edgerton 387-1" REPAIRED SERVICE! JOHN GOLDSMITH Dial 4512 306 Randall A SHOE REPAIRING. ETC. li FOR STYLE LEADERSHIP SEE Ol Charlie Chester shoes with air insole.

JOE DONGARRA.512 W. waukce St. Dial 2-336-1. ELECTRICAL WIRIMG COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL Repairing on all electric appliances. LEE PAGE'S LITTLE ELECTRIC SHOP 309 Laurel Ave.

Phone 7557 Electric Wiring Home Store Factory Expert work by bonded Westphal Co. 1 23-25 N. Bluff St. Dial REFRIGERATION Refrigeration Service Commercial Equipment Sales and Service Specialize in Home Repairs HILL REFRIGERATION I 1421 Ravine St. Dial BUILDING.

CONTRACTING A NEW HOME! WHEN BUILDING, remodeling or cement work See GEO. SCHINDLER 479 N. TERRACE ST. DIAt, BUILDING! REMODELING! CEMEMtt" WORK! Free estimates. JOHN PROX CO.

Dial 2-3269 or 2-2027. BUILDING REMODELING REPAIRS W. J. McGOWAN Dial Janesville 5098. Ph.

Milton 27Jl COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENfflfL Building and Remodeling FORD SON BUILDERS Dial 2-1473 1401 Oakland EXCAVATING BASEMENTS WITH CC VEYORS. Block laying. Cement wol Complete dry well septic tank lnsl lation. S. S.

Weir, 2203 Mineral Ave. Dial 3C89 between 6 and 7 p. MASON CONTRACTOR; CEMENT BLol basements, buildings; insured; estimnBs RUSSELL CONSTRUCTION CO. 611 HARDING ST. DIAL 2-3l REAL CERAMIC HARD TILE Fl bathroom wall and floors.

Beautiful lection of color. Free estimates. Lore! zen Son, Tile Contractors. Ph. 2M5 PLASTERING A COMPLETE LINE OF, BRICK Fireplace.

Chimney, a'lso Plastering. C. CHIVERS. DIAL FOR NEAT ANlJ PLASTERING, also patchwork see ED HUSTON, Plastering Contractor 525 N. Washington St.

Dial AND CEMENT CONTRACTOR Air Compressor Service I Wo cover Southern Wisconsin Fully Insured for your protection STANLEY ANDERSON Office and warehouse, 203 Water Dial 5578 PLASTERING, BRICKLAYING AND A kinds of Masonry Work, Fireplaces, Wm. Hallelt Phone 3071. PLASTERING AND PATCHWORK Large and small jobs alike FIEDLER BROTHERS i 485 N. Terrnre St. Dial 3888 or 5911 DRESSMAKING, SEWING GRADUATION.

SING-OUT AND SENIOR TEA are here soon. Have that dream dress EXPERTLY tailored by MRS. C. H. SMITH DIAL 56J9 PLAIN DRESSMAKING.

HOUSE DRESf- ES, children's dresses, coats relineH, etc. Mrs. J. Dressell, 30-1 N. 1st.

FOUNDATION GARMENTS 2 A BENEFICIAL SPENCER, INDIVIDU designing, specializing In supports, Dr. prescriptions accurately fllloi. Mary R. Richards, Reg. Corsetlere Ph.

SPTREITLA "FOUNDATION GARMENTS nre anatomically designed and endorsed by leading physicians. Made to measure. Mrs. Kauffman, Corsetlere. Ph.

FURS. REPAIRING gifr NEW 1949 FUR COATS: HUDSON. Mink, Alaskan Setl, Muskrat, Caracijl, Persian Lamb. etc. FORT FUR Cfi 401 S.

4th Fort Atkinson. Phone 7l7 HEATING, PLUMBING A CONVERSION OIL BURNER. FORCE!) air unit, or stoker will give you automata; heat; for Installation and 24 hour servldf DIAL 544!) AUTOMATIC HEATING cl AIR CONDITIONING OIL OR COA units; Mueller Furnaces; Cleaning an Repair Service. Kardux Heating 31 N. Franklin St.

Phone Dial 2-3855 4.