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fflie Daily Qalesburg, III ffhufsday, May 27 1954 S3 DEATHS AND FUNERALS MARK WEIR ALPHA Word was received here Tuesday of the death of Mark Weir, 77, of Denver, and a native of Woodhull. Death followed an extended Illness. Mr. Weir was born at Woodhull April 27, 1877, and he resided In the Rio community until his marriage to Miss Jennie Parsons of Denver. Surviving are the wife; a son, Ivan; a daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Brown; two sisters, Mrs. Georgia Potter of Denver and Mrs. Lois Wilson of Alpha, and a brother, Ben Weir of Wataga. A brother, Maurice Weir of Alpha, preceded him in death two months ago. Funeral services and burial took place today in Denver.

MRS. ARTHUR CLIFFORD Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Clifford, 56, of 63 Sumner who died Monday, were conducted today at 2 p. m. in First Methodist Church.

Dr. Jual Ford, pastor, officiated. Songs were by Mrs. Paul Clausen, with Mrs. Harry Neave as organ ist.

Burial Was. in Oaklown Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were Richard Berry, Richard St. George, Raymond Steele, Arlan Long, Leroy Cruys and Sam Robertson. MRS.

DOLLY HAINES GALVA Mrs. Dolly Haines, mother of Galva Postmaster John L. Haines, died at 5:15 o'clock this morning in St. John's Hospital, Springfield. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Johnson and Gill Chapel in Galva.

Friends may call Friday night. Burial will be in the Galva Cemetery. Mrs. Haines (nee Henderson) was born at Galva Oct. 28, 1876.

She was married to E. M. Haines in 1893. He died Nov. 20, 1936.

Be sides her son, she is survived by a grandson. Mrs. Haines was preceded in death by two sisters and a brother and an infant grandchild. ARNOLD STAUFFER FARMINGTON Funeral services for Arnold Stauffer, retired farmer of this area, who died in the home of his son, the Rev. Eugene Stauffer, in Lincoln Tuesday night, will be conducted at the Methodist Church in P'arm Ington Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, DST.

The Rev. O. D. Drake of Taylorville, a former local pastor will MEMORIAL PARK Saleslady and Sexton will be on Groundi Evenings and Sundays. (Also by Appointment) Choice lots are available throughout the cemetery.

Now Is the Time io Provide for the Future Call 7040-9 or 2303-3. I A A Dunndale Cemetery Corp. West Main St. Beyond. City Limits KLINCK Mortuary Knoxville, Illinois Mr.

David Arthur Hall Of London Mills, 111. Wednesday evening, Saunder's Hospital, Avon, 111., 9:20 P. M. Services will be conducted at Klinck Chapel Saturday afternoon at 2:00 to which friends are invited. Visitors at Mortuary Friday evening.

Interment Knoxville Cemetery. HUGGINS Funeral Home Since 1921 Abingdon, Illinois Mr. Willis E. Day 404 W. Martin St.

Services: 2:30 P. M. SUNDAY ABINGDON METHODIST CHURCH officiate and the Rev. Charles 3 Kinrade will assist. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home in Farmington Thursday evening, and one hour before services at the church.

Mr. Stauffer was born in Switzer land April 28, 1877, and is survived by the son and one daughter, Mrs. Irving of Seattle, Wash He was a member of the First Methodist Church in Lincoln and was a former member of the high school board of education at the time the Farmington Community High School was built. DAVID ARTHUR HALL LONDON Arthur Hall, 82, of London Mills, a retired farmer, died at 9:20 o'clock Wednesday night at the Saunders Hospital, Avon, where he had been a patient eight days. Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Klinck Chapel, Knoxville.

The Rev. Adrian McKay of the KnoX' ville First Christian Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Knoxville Cemetery. Friends may call Friday night at the funeral home. Hall was born at London Mills Dec.

23, 1871. He was married to Mary Ethel Switzer Jan. 18, 1901. With the exception of 14 years in South Dakota, Hall had lived in the London Mills area all his life. Surviving are his wife; a nephew, Norman Hall, who lives in the David Hall residence; and two brothers, Roy of London Mills and Bert of Larned, Kan.

Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death. MISS NORA COX Miss Nora Cox, 79, of 120 Aliens died Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at that address. Miss Cox was born in Union County, Iowa, April 19, 1875, and in 1906 she came to Galesburg, where she operated a tailoring school several years. Surviving are a nephew, James D.

Black of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and a niece, Mrs. Virginia Griffin of Rushville, Mo. Funeral services will be conduct -i ed Friday at 10 a.m. in the Hindi- liff and Wilson Funeral Chapel, where friends may call this evening. WILLIS E.

DAY Willis E. Day, 61, of 404 W. Market Abingdon, was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital this morning after he was stricken while working at the Kanartex Coating 750 Main St. The city ambulance was summoned at 7:24 a.m.

He had been employed by the local firm as a miilman for several years. The bedy was taken to the Huggins Funeral Home in Abingdon. Surviving are the wife; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Underwood of Avon and Mrs. Miriam Anderson of Viola; a son, Harold of Ab ingdon, and several brothers and sisters in southern Illinois.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Abingdon Methodist Church. The Rev. A. H.

Dagley will officiate and will be assisted by the Rev Robert E. Evans. Burial will be in the Abingdon Cemetery. HARRY TAYLOR Taylor, 68, formerly of Roseville, died Wednesday at 9:25 a.m. while at work at the Manteno State Hospital at Manteno.

Mr. Taylor was born at Warrentown, 111., April 5, 1886, and his marriage to Miss Nellie Holeman took place in Roseville, Dec. 25, 1906. He resided here until 1939, when he entered the hospital employ at Manteno. Surviving are the wife; a son, Everett of Roseville; a daughter, Mrs.

Wayne Green, also of Roseville; a brother, Or a of Roseville; five sisters, Mrs. Minta Simmons and Mrs. Emma Holeman, of Roseville, Mrs. Nettie Ray of Berwick, Brighten the Hours with 312 E. Main Phone 1219 -6 I fflonun.Ei.T5 i LACKY a SONS 150 MA IN GALESBURG L.

DAVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Maquon, 111. Associated with Hinchliff Wilson, Galesburg, 111. Mr. George T. Pointer Maquon, 111.

Services to be arranged. Mrs. Blanche ftay of Mftfimouth and Mrs. Pearl Thompson of Moline, and four grandehildrtfL Also surviving is a niece, Mrs. Elva Jean Bogafd of Gillen, who was feared in the Taylor home.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two children, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Roseville Christian Church. The Rev. William P.

Griffin will offi ciate and burial will be in the Roseville Cemetery. Friends may call Friday at the Corman Memorial Home. LOR EN ROSS Ross, 49, of Berwyn, a former resident of Roseville, died Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Naperville Hospital at Berwyn. Funeral services will be con ducted Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

in the Roseville Methodist Church. The Rev. Francis Samuelson will offi ciate and burial will be in Me morial Park Cemetery, Roseville. Mr. Ross, who born at Wa- coma, Iowa, April 28; 1905, is survived by his wife, the former Miss Thelma Wilson; his mother, Mrs.

James Murphy Ross of Roseville; a son, Gary, and a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Macek, both of Berwyn, and a brother, Clifford of Rose ville. MRS. JESSIE GRUENJES Mrs. Jessie Gruenjes, 67, of 601 S.

Plane Burlington, Iowa, and mother of Mrs. H. M. CourSon, 1687 E. Main died Wednesday morning at St.

Francis Hospital in Burlington. Funeral arrangements are pending at Phugh's Chapel, Burlington. Mrs. Gruenjes is survived by seven children, three brothers, three sisters, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. MRS.

BRETA FREEMAN Breta C. Free man of Moline, mother of Forrest W. Freeman of Galesburg, died at 10:20 a.m. today in Rock Island following a long illness. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 3 p.m.

in the Eslerdahl Chapel by the Rev. Charles Mollis, pastor of Moline Gospel Temple, of which Mrs Freeman had been a member for the last few years. She was born July 28, 1870, in Mississippi. She was married in Cambridge to Charles F. Freeman, who died in 1941.

Surviving are the son, a brother and a sister, Oscar C. Olson of Green Rock and Mrs. Anna Vincent. The Free mans moved to Moline in 1917. Burial will be in Riverside Ceme tery, Moline.

Friends may call at the funeral chapel Friday between 7 and 9 p.m. Planes Off on Round Trip to Central America FORT WORTH, Tex. Wl Four intercontinental B36 i planes, three of them bound for strife-torn Central America, took off from Carswell Air Force Base today. The fourth plane was sent along to take over in case trouble developed with one of the three planes scheduled to make the round-trip to Central America. The Air Force said that if no trouble was apparent by the time the planes reached vicinity of the Yucatan Peninsula that the "spare" would turn back to Cars well.

The round trip to Nicaragua and return was expected to take 17 hours and 20 minutes. One of the plane commanders is Maj. L. W. Brockwell, Flanagan, 111.

Air Force Says No Decision for Academy Site WASHINGTON (UP)-The Air Force says no decision fias yet been reached on a site for its new air academy. The five man site selection board met again Wednesday to discuss technical data on various proposed sites, a spokesman said. He said there was "no indication of how soon the board expects to reach a decision." Effective NEW DELHI Ufi The Central Tractor Organization of the government of India says its efforts have resulted in the reclaiming of more than a million acres of former jungle land since 1947. The organization provides fleets of tractors for land reclamation and agriculture. NEW CLASSIFICATION INDEX Card of Thanks In Memoriams Lodges Notices Other Notices Lost and Business 2 Personal-Special Male Help Female Help Male or Female Help Employment Business Wrfnted to For Room and Wanted to Real Estate For Real Estate Farm Poultry Pets and Abingdon Want Knoxville Want Money, Capital Money to For Sale or Boats Motors Tires Accessories Auto, Tracks New Car Autos, Trucks For HSMIU Ifegisfer-Mail CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOCAL CASH RATE Effective April 1, 19S3 Words 4 days 1 day 1-20 3.36 2.34 1.30 21-23 3.92 2.68 1.43 2G-30 2.00 1.57 31-35 5.10 3.39 1.81 36-40 8.82 3.87 2.07 41-45 6.55 4.36 2.32 46-50 7.28 4.84 2.58 Notices $2.00 Card of Thanks In Memoriams Lodge Notices (1 inch or less) $2.00 Above rates are net and apply to ads paid with order or within 8 days from expiration date, Dial 4455 In Memoriam IN MEMORY OF Mrs.

Virgil E. Trone who passed away two years ago, May 28. In our home she Is fondly remembered Sweet memories cling to her name; Those who loved her in life sincerely, Still love her in death just the same. Virgil E. Trone and Children Lodge Notices MASONIC NOTICE Alpha No.

155 Lodge Friday, May 8 p.m. Work M.M. Degfee. Refreshments after work. All Master Masons cordially Invited to attend.

PAUL V. WEAVER, W.M. S. H. HINCHMAN.

Secretary Other Notices ON AND AFTER this date. May ,27 1954, I will not be responsible for debts contracted by any other than myself. Carl Stroops Jr. 262 N. Cedar.

Lost and SPARE TIRE AND WHEEL lost, her tween Victoria and Galesburg, 6.00 16. Everett Simmons, Galva, IH. Reward. DOG FOUND Part Scotty, black with white on nose, white breast, male, wearing brown collar. Bob Forsec, 842 W.

Main. 3986-0. LADY'S BILLFOLD LOST. Contained money and papers valuable to owner Phone 6258-2. Reward.

Business Personal-special Watch The Cars At The PARKWAY DRIVE-IN to mow. 3103-3. MRS. SMITH cull 44U for more Information on how to stop moth damage in your home with Berlou Guaranteed Moth Spray. Store, Kellogg Drake it Co, HOME? FOOD? PLAYHOUSES? TOILETS? FOR RATS? MICE? "SMART WAY" quantity merchandised farin bait, SOo pound.

AT COST WtSE DEALERS EVERYWHERE. "SMART WAV." Wllllamsfleld. Ill MARRtED MAN desires day work tm farm, or shrubbery trimming. Phone 56(0-8 before 11 a.m. WASHING, Ironing, both.

Family or bundle. All type curtains, bed spreads, lace tablecloths, men's shirts. Chair and davenport covers cleaned and waxed. Phone 3083-9 of 6762-0, 531 E. Brooks.

We dote at 6 p.m. Saturdays. No outgoing work on Sundays. Male Help RAWLEIGH BUSINESS NOW OPEN In North Peoria County. Trade well established.

Excellent opportunity, Full time. Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. ILE-281-189, Freeport, ni. EXPERIENCED mechanic, preferabty with experience In Ford products.

Gibb Motors, Aledo, til. Phone 613. BOY OVER 16 for part time work on Island. Dlmond Service Store, 188 E. Simmons Galesburg, 111.

Motors Alcdo i proi 111. Phone 613 RUBBISH REMOVAL One stop or regular route service. Trash barrels available. union service. Bill Stcgall, 6658-2.

LAWN MOWERS knives and scissors sharpened. Work guaranteed. Pearl Channel, 960 E. Brooks St. Phone 6695-9.

Trash Hauling Don't be overcharged. Call a permanent hauler. Howard Westfall, 7362-9 PAINTING AND PAPERING. Also wall washing. Free 1 estimates.

Work guaranteed. Phone 1684-9. Mrs, Bredael, after 3 p.m. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has one established territory, opening June 1. Ambitious men earn $100 nnd upwards weekly, Car necessary.

Home write Box 847, Register-Mail. MAN FOR DAIRY plant work. Must be steady, sober and willing to lenrn. Full time year around job. Apply in person 8 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. Park Drive Dairy, and Whltes- boro Sts. MAN OR MEN to contract labor dlg- lng. Sewer and city water. We urnlsh bonds, permits and tools, Acme Plumbing Shop, 839 S.

Kellogg Apply between and 6 p.m. Employment ENROLL YOUR CHILD for fall kindergarten. We furnish For full Information call Mrs Ramsey, 7940-0. or Mrs. Parish, 2554-2.

BEAUTY CULTURE. Register now for summer term. Morse School of Beauty Culture, 234 E. Main Galesburg. State accredited.

Individual instruction. Write for free Information. Business SERVICE STATION for lease In qales burg, Good location on highway, with major oil company. Low Investment with good future. Write Box 848, Register-Mail, Room and 2-ROOM APT.

Available with meals or room and board, for 1 or 2 people. See Claribel Leonard, Room 3, Caff Bldg. Phone Wanted to 14 TO ROOM HOUSE wanted by responsible family. Galesburg Of vicinity. 8 children, 4 school aga.

Phone 3310-0. Real Estate For IMPLEMENT BUSINESS in prosperous community. Three franchlsed lines set up to repair nnd service every night." For porsonnl Implements, cars and trucks. Priced MULLEN REAL ESTATE 419 Bond! Bldg, Phone 4461 This is SMALL ACREAGE CLOSE IN WITH MODERN SIX-ROOM Comb. 2-car garage and barn, try and brooder houses, wonderful garden space, spacious lawn with lowers and with 4 seres of good level land 416,000 with 19 acres 1454 ACRES.

8-room bungalow, 2-car garage, 9 barns, 2 chicken houses. 5 miles north. NEW 8 ROOMS. 1 acre. a-ear age.

Tax $95. NICE 4-bedroom, Stone disk SEVERAL 2 and a bedroom homes. City Sales, Max Armstrong, 6449-4; K. A. Wagner, 9247-3; FARM AND FARM LOANS.

Ross Williams, 8024-B; Harry Goff, Knoxville, Lowell Buck, Avon, Phone 78. for quick sale. Register-Mall. Write Box 840, FOR SALE BY OWNER Restaurant and truck stop, on U.S. 150, between Galesburg and Knoxville.

Doing good business. Building, i acres, all equipment, wllh living quarters In rear. Priced to sell NOW I $15,800, See Mr. Minnlck, Howie Bea's Circle T. OIL BURNERS CLEANED, repaired.

Genuine parts. Heating system faults corrected. Factory trained men. New burners Installed. Wilkinson Oil Co.

Phone 1214-6. 400 W. Third St MEN NEEDED immediately. Car cs- senUal. $2.00 per hour plus Bonus, For interview sec Mr.

Menkc, 7:30 to 8:30 n.m or p.m., 218 North Henderson Galesburg. Winkler Galesburg Co. 1564 GRAND GALESBURG, ILL. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Free estimates. Robert Brant.

Phone 6916-2. BROWN'S MOWER SERVICE. Mowers sharpened, repaired. Motor tune-up. nnd overhaul.

Parts for Reo motors and mowers. 1558 E. Main. 3522-2. Lifetime Security TELEGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I want to talk to 25 men, 17-35, who are Interested In permanent employment with railroads as telegraphers and ngents at a wage from $325 per month and up.

Jobs waiting. We Train You Training will not Interfere wllh present job. If sincere, ambitious and In good health, write Box 045, Register-Mali: PAINTING, wall washing, electrical or mason work. Anything at all. All work guaranteed.

Give us a try. Phone 1762-3. EARL HASKINS ELECTRIC 1932-6 120 W. Main NOW IS A GOOD TIME to have those winter clothes altered before storing. King Tailors, 316 Bank of Galesburg.

3426-8. SPRAY OR BRUSH PAINTING We specialize In spraying, residential commercial. All work must be sat. Isfactory. Full insurance protection Estimates without obligation.

S'PAINT CONTRACTORS Phone 7398-4 RELIABLE MAN. 25 to 50. Assist in local branch operation. Must have car. Opportunity of $60 a week or better to start.

See Mr. Richardson, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday. Klectro- lux 71 S. Seminary.

LAUNDRY WASHMAN. Excellent working conditions. Opportunity for advancement. Apply, listing experience, references, nge, family status. Personnel Hotel Custer.

Female Help In person. Pearl's Truck Stop, Knoxville Road. FOR SALE Tavern and home, 20 miles north of Galesburg Or will trade for home and up to IB acres near Gnlcsburg, Will consider home in Galesburg. See Ray G. Sholl, Nekoma, 111.

Wnnted to CUSIIMAN motor scooter wanted. Must be In good condition, WrUe or call C. B. Royer, Victoria. building or house to wreck.

Phone 1057-8. ABOUT 100 FEET of Used wire or picket fence for child's- play yard. Phone 6110.5. Top Grade Wool Wanted Hamilton Produce. 2244-2.

Deets Realty Insurance 811 Bank of Galesburg Bldg. N. SEMINARY. Income property arranged for 3 apts. rooms, bath down; 4-room apt.

with bath, 8- room apt. with half bath up. Separate entrances. Hardwood floors. Cement basement, stoker neat.

Good roof. Well landscaped lawn. 0 garages. Present Iricome $160. N.

CEDAR. New 3-bedroom home, 1 floor. Carpeted living room with picture window. Large modern en, bath. Nice cement basement; gni heat.

N. CHERRY. 7-roohj home. Long ing room', dining room, bedroom, tile bath, modern kitchen down, 3 bedrooms, tile bath up. Gas heat.

Double garage. Priced under $18,000. PEARL. Income property. Ideal for railroad or truck line, employes.

5 rooms down; 4 rooms, bath up. Hardwood floors. Separate, entrances. Cement basement, new furnace, halt bath. Double garage.

$9,500. E. SOUTH. B-room bungalowi Nice living room, a bedrooms, dinette, new compact kitchen, bath. Well decorated.

Stairway to unfinished upper room. Oil heat Awnings, outdoor fireplace, garage. ISLEA DEBTS DON DEBTS 8.1488 Realtors; Hayes Tucker, 4768; eves. 8415-0 WE NEED guns, tools, old dishes, dolls, jewelry, watches, musical instruments, pianos, furniture, diamonds- most anything of value, Lawson's Trading Post, 2047 Grand Ave. 2644-3, MISSISSIPPI' RIVER furnished.

Electric stove; 3 beds. Oil heater. 16-ft. steel boat, motor. Phone 8084-3, Mrs.

L. O. Harris, Owner. For FOR RENT BY WEEK, all modern cabin on Mississippi. Call 1284-8 Galesburg, or contact Anna Simpson, 3 blocks north of Oquawka boat dock.

FOR SUMMER MONTHS. Fully inted modern fl-room home, beautl fully furnished. Spacious shady lawn cured for. Adults preferred. Phone B8B2-2.

MATTRESS REBUILDING. Inner spring, boxsprlng, cotton, kapok and hair. Re-made, re-covered. Inner spring constructions a specialty, Free pickup and delivery. Studio couches rebuilt, re-covered.

Satisfaction guar nntoed. Galesburg Bedding 1152 E. Losey. 1320-3. RUG CLEANING SPECIALISTS We Use Bigclow'a Karpet Kare Method 1 The Knox Laundry BEAGLE HOUND LOST.

Brown, black, white spotted. Phone 0633-6 or after 6 p.m., Reward. WRIST WATCH p.m., between Illinois Power Co. on Simmons and Prairie Sts. Man's Elbon, round face, leather strap.

Reward. Bernie Carr, 190 W. North St. Phone 7204-2. PENCIL LOST Lady's small blue Shaeffer.

Initialed M.V.D. Valued as keepsake. Reward. Call 8135-7. Business 2 WEED MOWING.

Go anywhere. Phone 2993-7 or 5277-8. H. E. Varnold, 1615 Robertson Ave.

NEW LOCATION Moved from the Public Square to 62 N. Cherry St. Black's Leather Shop. HINCHLIFF WILSON 287 N. BROAD ST.

PHONE. 4488 Miss Nora Cox 130 Aliens Ave. Services: 10 A. M. FRIDAY at the HINCHLIFF WILSON CHAPEL Friends may call at funeral home this evening.

NOTICE Henderson County dog owners who have had their dogs vaccinated in Iowa and have not paid the County fee, these dogs will be apprehended by the dog catcher after June 1 unless the County fee is paid. Iowa Veterinarians have agreed to collect the County fee from Henderson County residents in the future. HENDERSON COUNTY RABIES COMMITTEE PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS ss COUNTY OF MCDONOUGH Application Under The Illinois Motor Carrier of Property Act To Whom It May Concern; The undersigned applicant hereby gives notice to the public that there has been filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission an application under and by virtue of The Illinois Motor Carrier of Property Act for (a Certificate ef Pub lie Convenience and Necessity as a Common Carrier or Permit as a Contract Carrier) for authority to transport by motor vehicle the following commodities: General Commodities 1. Between Peoria, Illinois, and 10 miles of Peoria, on the one hand, and, on the other, points and places in McDonough and Fulton Counties, Illinois, and St. Augustine and London Mills, Illinois.

2. Between points and places in McDonough and Fulton Counties, Mattson Electric nTinois7 London Mills and St. a i5L Galesburg 4631 Monmouth 720 LENNOX GAS, OIL furnaces, conversion burners. Gutter work. Free est.

F.H.A. Wright's Heating, 180 W. Main. 8-1127. Eves.

3070-3. FREE CHECKUP GAS, oil or coal furnaces. Call Holland Furnace for estimates. 8-1310. TRY US FOR A CHEAP HAUL Rubbish removal.

Haul anything. Also barrels available. Black dirt and white rock. Robert Watts and Son. Phone 3580-4.

Immediate Openings AT STEAK 'N SHAKE DRIVE-IN 0B1 EAST MAIN ST. Young women 18-35. Attractive and industrious. Interested In meeting the public. Opportunity for cxceTlon! income.

No training necessary. Taught and trained on Job. Day Jobs Waitress Curb Waitress Fountain Operator Night Jobs Curb Waitress Food Line Operators APPLY IN PERSON Between 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. or 7 p.m.

to 0 p.m. STEAK 'N SHAKE DRESSING TABLE girls, girl curbies. Must be 10 years old. Apply In person. Grandvlew Drive-In, 2221 Grand Ave.

FOUNTAIN AND sales girl wanted. Experience helpful but not necessary. Please apply in person. Brady JDrug Sundry. 00 SjCJierry years or over.

Apply In erson. Sllverfros Root Beer Drlve- North Henderson St. Help driven home at night. Thomas Electric Wiring Fixtures Appliances 684 W. Brooks Phone 1888-fl GRADUATION PERMANENT Specials and newest hair styling at Add-A- Kurl Beauty Shop, 84 N.

Prairie. Phone 1007-9. WATCHES CLEANED $3.95 Reg. $5 Value With This Coupon only $3 .95 $5 WATCH REPAIR SHOP 6 E. Main (Next to Old City Bus Station) RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANING 9x12 Rugs (3.00 Tack-Down Carpeting Cleaned in the PURNELL RUG CLEANERS Formerly Rug Division Judson Clnrs.

Galesburg 6868-8 Monmouth 845 FIX IT SHOP 822 N. ACADEMY LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED Saw filing, etc. C. E. Ewlng.

449 South Chambers St. 2109-9. Augustine, Illinois. All parties interested in this application and any public hearing or hearings to be held thereon may obtain information relative thereto by addressing the Illinois Com- NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk of the City of i 'erce" Commfssion, Motor Carrier Galesburg, Illinois, until 5 o'clock 0 Property Division, Ridgely P.M., June 7, 1954, for oiling andJR jjdJng, Springfield, Illinois. Phone 8-1404 Furnace Troubles Call 3084-6 Free Estimates.

IDEAL HEATING CO. 70 N. Seminary St. PLASTERING PhoneJM5-5952. R.

B. Cecil spreading of seal coat aggregate on non-arterial streets in the City of Galesburg, according to plans and specifications on file in the office of the Street Superintendent. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Done by order of the City Council of the City of Galesburg, Illinois, i Dated this 26th day of May, ALFRED NYSTROM, City Clerk, City DATED this 15th day of May, A 1954. LYELL A SPERRY LYELL SPERRY TRUCK LINE BUSHNELL, ILLINOIS Applicant Mack Stephenson Attorney for Applicant First Nat'l Bank Bldg.

Springfield, Illinois 5 GENUINE CLAY TILE FOR BATHROOMS AND KITCHENS a specialty 1 i us WAITRESS. 5:30 to 11:30 p.m. Meals and uniforms furnished. No Sundays or holidays. Foxy's Lunch, 235 K.

Simmons, to 8:00. Experience preferred, but not necessary. 108 E. Main. Young Lady FOR SALES WORK Must be Interested In sewing and have some sewing experience.

Must be enthusiastic in meeting and talking to our customers and willing to learn all about our business. Contact Mr. Marx Between 8 and 10:30 Monday through Saturday Singer Sewing Machine Co. 220 E. MAIN 2-ROOM modern upper apt.

Utilities furnished. Share bath. Stoker heat Laundry privileges, Northwest loca tton. Suitable for 2 people. 'Near bus.

1089 Maple Ave. UPPER 4-ROOM unfurnished sun porch, bath, private entrance, garage, Good location. Adults preferred Phone 5330-3 Or 2403-5. APT. for light housekeeping.

UtlU tics furnished. Close to business dls trlct. Adults only. Inquire 1138 B. Main.

2 FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms, suitable for 2 working people. Shnre bath. Close to town. 73 Pine St. Phone 0207-0.

WAREHOUSE space with truck dock and side track. Central location. Elgin Water Conditioners. Phone (1522-0. NICELY FURNISHED 4-room apt.

Private bath and entrance. Adults only. For appointment call 7022-4 days nnd 3124-8 nfter 0. SLEEPING ROOM, near bath, continuous hot water, clothes closet, bus at door. Genticmen only.

108 ON. Prniric. UNFURNISHED 4-room upper apt. Heat, water, garage. Private bath, front and back entrances.

Adults. No pots. 1024 E. Brooks. 2 SINGLE sleeping rooms in modern home to gentlemen of good habits.

1021) E. North St. 3574-0. AVAILABLE AT nice unfurnished 4-room first-floor apt. Adulls.

Inquire caretaker at 74 S. West, or 140 Blaine Ave. 2-ROOM furnished clean apt. Close In. Fine for employed ladles.

Also spacious sleeping room, 3 windows, south exposure, largo closet, next bath. 3103-3. TWO-ROOM furnished apt. Living room, bedroom combined. Nice large kitchen.

Large closets. Bus line, Laundry privileges. Utilities fur nished. 803 West South. INVEST YOUR SPARE TIME In some full return.

Do-it-yourself. Hornet of all sizes and shapes. Earl Wright, Dealer, MIDWEST HOMES, Box 68, PeOrla. FOR SALE BY OWNER for 1 week offer to sell my. nearly new National 2-bedroom home completely furnished.

This Is one of best National homes In the city. Painted outside last fall. Listing main pieces of furniture. Maytag Dutch oven gas range, new nearly Frlgidalre, new price S2B3; 1 of Radke's $127 dinette Seta 1053 RCA 17-ln. TV, well constructed ahtenna, new price $300: blonde oak.

suite, cost $280 when new; white frieze 2-pc. living room suite with Flcxsteel unit, new price $228: othur pieces of furniture also. 'The hone Is very attractive and located 1 I dock from school, 1 block from Large lot. frontage. Very deip and landscaped.

Permanent drive, walk to drive. Also garage, needs repair, 3 stalls. Only those with finances and real desire to buy need apply. As my husband just passed away and reason for selling. Is I am all alone and do not need a big house.

Cash price for all $10,000. Could arrange $4,000 on loan. Can be seen 0 a.m. to p.m. until June 8.

Mrs. Frederick, 1243 Maple Ave. N.W. Beautiful home sites. $800 each.

North. Large lot. E. front. $1,000, W.

PARKINS, REALTOR Tel. 8-1288. Eve. D103-6 FRENCH COLONIAL of recent construction. 6 rooms and bath.

Newly carpeted living dining rooms, fireplace, finished basement with powder room, double garage. ENGLISH living room, dining room, kitchen down: 3 bedrooms, bath up. Hot water heat. Ceramic tile In bath and kitchen. Basement, garage.

SMALL A rooms and basement, gas heat, low taxes, one block school, very clean property. NEARLY NEW rooms and dinette, deep basement, oil heat, natural finished woodwork. INCOME-E. NORTH ST. 2 liv.

din. bath eaoh. Private entrance, double garage. 2 4 rooms each. Hardwood floors, new paint, roof and gutters.

Stoker, double garage. WM. E. YARDE, REALTOR 301 Olive St. Phone 8-1274 Dale Kalss, fiODU) BOOKKEEPER Position available Immediately.

Permanent Experienced only need apply. Phone 4745 Telephone Canvassers Needed Steady part time employment in your home. 4 hours per day. Must have private line. Good hourly pay plus bonus.

Write Box 843, Register- Mail. STENOGRAPHER WANTED, for law office in Gah-sburg. A. Hardy, 74 S. Cherry St.

Phone 8-1M0. WAITRESSES WANTED, DAY SHIFT, 7:30 AM. TO 3.30 P.M ALSO NIGHT SHIFT, 11:30 P.M. TO 7:30 A.M. MEALS AND UNIFORMS FURNISHED.

APPLY IN PERSON. HOWIE BEA'S CIRCLE KNOXVILLE ROAD. HOUSEKEEPER for bachelor landowner. Young person preferred. Write Box 838, Register-Mali.

3-ROOM furnished private entrance. Adults only. 820 N. Chanr Phone 5020-2. ADULTS 3-roorn upper, partly furnished.

Newly decorated. Utilities furnished. Bus stop at door. Ideal home for young couple. Available June 1.

1868 Grand Ave. UPPER unfurnished equivalent 3 roomn. Private bath. Utilities fur nished. Available now.

Close In Suitable for employed lady. 8-1129 evenings. SMALL 3-ROOM unfurnished lower apt. Private entrance, £ath. rate utilities.

Working couple pre 2-ROOM completely furnished upper apt. 1374 2433-4. Call eve nltigs. LOWER 5-ROOM unfurnished apt. with Newly remodeled and redecorated.

Laundry privileges. All utilities furnished. Automatic gas heat. Reasonable rent to right party. Located a 78 E.

North St. Available June 5. Inquire at 64 E. North after fl.30 evenings, or call 6886-2. 3-HOOM furnished apt.

with bath. All separate. Adults only. PlumeJ516-S. 3-ROOM unfurnished, newly decorated one child permitted.

Call 7419-0 after 4 p.m. If no answer call 6288-7. 2-HOOM and kitchenette unfurnished apt. Must share bath. Utilities furnished.

$45 per month. 1387 E. Noith St. Phone 6095-3. 2-ROOM FURNISHED apt with 2 closets Also, sleeping room, adjortl- ing bath, on first floor, private entrance, roomy closet.

643 N. Prairie. Art Youngren PLUMBING HEATING Fully Equipped Trucks Work 1327 Brown Ave. Phorm 8-110S 3 COUNTER GIRLS wanted Wages $35 per week 11 :30 a in. to 1 :30 p.m.

and 3 ROOM lower unfurnished 4 :00 to 7 :00 pru. Inquire Huddle Di ive-In WE SPECIAUZB IN remodeling. Bath 1 5 $138.60. Cabinet (Inks Softener, and disposals, water heaters, priced to sell. A N.

Company. 124 E. 4214. GIRL. NOT OVER 26.

wanted for housekeeping. Phone 5497-3 between 6-7 pm, or write 1485 Brown Ave. Male or Female Help GLASS WASHERS, dishwasher, curbies wanted. Day and night. A.

ie W. Root Beer Stand, 1135 Lincoln St. Phone 2489-8. Private bath, entrances. Utilities paid No 1256 E.

Maui. 4 OR 5 ROOM upstairs unfurnished apt. N. Hebard Knoxville. 95-2868.

Employment A record 106,200,000 tons of iron I-HM I I MARRIED of Galwburg 0 re was carried on toe Great Lakes CkStTQITi HIDQ-Hta nt MAN WITH two children year around job on farm. livestock experience. Phone $-1541. LARGE FRONT furnished room and kitchenette on second floor. Electric lefrigerator.

continuous hot water, utilities furnished. 443 N. Cedax. 2194-9. BELLE ISLE APT.

Available June 1. See Mr. DanleU, WESTERN TIRE AUTO. East Main. 8160-4.

SUMMER RENTAL. Now through Sept. 14. Beautiful apt. Completely furnished.

Every luxury. Lovely trees- Close in. But liar Fwlcct tor Look! Look! Lot of Lot for $750. 75 175 ft. Mary Stephens, Realtor 119 N.

Seminary Pial 8-1256 Dial Erma, 5446-0 LOVELY FAMILY BRICK HOME. A-I condition, good location, good sct)ool district. N. side. FRED ASQUITH.

REALTOR Peoples Bldg. iri Eve. 6705-7 NEW ON MARKET. Arnold St. Lovely 2-year-old 4-room modern bungalow.

E. gas furnace. Comb, storms and screens. Garage. Nice lot.

Immediate possession. Real buy. $10,500. A. U.

Johnson Realty, Realtor. Rita Johnson, Sales. 453 Jefferson. 4575. 7-ROOM HOUSE.

New roof, new furnace. 974 Academy. Cheap. FRED ASQUITH, REALTOR Peoples Bldg. 4772.

Eve. 6708-7 5 FOR 5 Five-room, modern, 2-bedroom utility type home for $5,000. Large kitchen, oil heat, deep lot. Silas WiUard School. Check It today 1 MARY STEPHENS, Realtor 119 N.

SEMINARY DIAL 8-1256 2 BRICK RANCH TYPE HOMES IN FAIR ACRES Each one of these lovely homes has practically all the modern Ideal and designs known to modern living. Each one of these has 2 large bedrooms with possible third: 2 beautiful full baths: each beautifuljy car- ieted. decorated, and drapes: each ncluding double garage about 82 ft. wide. So many attractive features impossible to describe here.

Priced right $39,800 $49,500 Shown by appointment only. Call for Janet Worcester Johnson. OTIS HOLMES, BROKER. 406-407 Hill Arcade BOB FOSTER i or a adults, tow wot fttM. 319 KOI Jyrwii Phow.