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for Real Estate for Real Estate for WAYNE line 4hem- ical sprays of all kinds. Berry Seed 1153 Grand Phone 8-1566. 3ROOM UPPER unfurnished, gas stove in kitchen, recently refinished. Private entrance, laundry privileges, outside fireplace with furniture, nice garage and yard. References.

Adults. 450 Maple Ave. CORN BELT FEEDS STARTER, GROWER, HYLAYER Complete Line of Broiler Feed CHICKS IN THE BATTERY CORNBELT HATCHERIES 111 E. Ferris Phone 4430 3ROOM UPPER unfurnished, gas stove in kitchen, recently refinished. Private entrance, laundry privileges, outside fireplace with furniture, nice garage and yard.

References. Adults. 450 Maple Ave. CORN BELT FEEDS STARTER, GROWER, HYLAYER Complete Line of Broiler Feed CHICKS IN THE BATTERY CORNBELT HATCHERIES 111 E. Ferris Phone 4430 VACANT loned, 100 foot frontage on N.

Henderson Route 150, busiest thoroughfare in Galesburg. Ideally located for used car lot. TOT information write Box 630, Register-Mail. CORN BELT FEEDS STARTER, GROWER, HYLAYER Complete Line of Broiler Feed CHICKS IN THE BATTERY CORNBELT HATCHERIES 111 E. Ferris Phone 4430 TRACT OF LAND, 66 feet frontage on the south side of East Main Galesburg, 111., the west line of said tract being 66 feet east of Chambers St.

Suitable for auto parking, 2nd hand auto mart, or market. G. B. Hardy, 437 North Prairie Galesburg, 111. Cattle Feeders Pellets High Molasses Pellets HARDEN'S CRITIC FEED STORE Rt.

150, Henderson Corners, Ph. 8033-2 TRACT OF LAND, 66 feet frontage on the south side of East Main Galesburg, 111., the west line of said tract being 66 feet east of Chambers St. Suitable for auto parking, 2nd hand auto mart, or market. G. B.

Hardy, 437 North Prairie Galesburg, 111. Cattle Feeders Pellets High Molasses Pellets HARDEN'S CRITIC FEED STORE Rt. 150, Henderson Corners, Ph. 8033-2 FURNISHED sleeping room. Large, blocks from business center.

Suitable for one or two employed people. Call mornings, 6851-4. Hi Test Florida Rock Phosphate FRED CLINE Ablnedon, Hi. Phone 2640 BELLE ISLE APTS now available. See Mr.

Daniels, Western Tire Auto Store. Phone 2295-3. Hi Test Florida Rock Phosphate FRED CLINE Ablnedon, Hi. Phone 2640 3-ROOM furnished apt. Large living room, bedroom, closet, kitchen, bath.

Everything furnished. Adults only. Inquire 1720 K. Main. Poultry and 3-ROOM unfurnished front apt.

Second floor, business district. Newly decorated. Reasonable rent. Water and electricity for lights furnished. Adults.

Phone 7844-9 evenings. Baby Chicks available the year around Goslings and White Pekin Ducks. GERALD WEAVER HATCHERY Williamsfield, 111. 3-ROOM unfurnished front apt. Second floor, business district.

Newly decorated. Reasonable rent. Water and electricity for lights furnished. Adults. Phone 7844-9 evenings.

Baby Chicks available the year around Goslings and White Pekin Ducks. GERALD WEAVER HATCHERY Williamsfield, 111. SPACIOUS, clean 3-room lower apt. and bath. Unfurnished.

Adults pre- Nutrena Feeds GALESBURG HATCHERY 755 W. Main St. Phone 5956-6 LING'S HATCHERY Oneida, HI. Phone 128 YOUR POULTRY and egg market is as close you as your phone. Call 3132-6, Galesburg Poultry and Egg 340 S- Kellogg, privileges.

Phone 7951-2. DESIGNED for newly weds or working couple. Complete privacy. 2 furnished rooms, bath, kitchenette. Phone 95-6372.

MARKET WESTERN ILLINOIS TOP MARKET for Poultry Eggs Cream CABINS ON RIVER. Furnished or unfurnished. Place for boats. Good fishing. Write or call McCaw and Anderson Lumber Room and 175 Phone 2244-2 10 Hereford Calves Average weight 650 lbs.

Kenneth Gibson, Williamsfield, 111. registered Polled Herefords. One yearling, one two-year- old. Smooth headed. West Coldbrook Church 2 miles, north 214 miles, 1 mile east, Va mile north.

Alexis. Phone Rolland Stone. ROOM AND BOARD in modern home Would also consider care of elderly people. Phone 3097 -2. Wanted to SMALL LOWER furnished apt.

want ed by retired older couple, now or by July 1. Phone 7710-7. HOUSE OR to 8 rooms preferred. Anything considered. Could do part time work.

7781-5. 5 OR 6 ROOM unfurnished house or i apartment urgently needed. 4 chil dren, ages 7 -14. Call 7565-5. 16b ACRES or more grain farm.

Good I references and plenty of machinery, i Write Box 637, Register-Mail. DUROC BOAR. Purebred, yearling. Mllo Stevens, east Route 150, Appleton corner, to first corner and right to first house. 4 OR 5 ROOM unfurnished apt.

wanted on or before July 1st. Railroad official. Will apy $80. 3566-4. Hereford, two years old.

Ivan Nelson, North Henderson, 111. REGISTERED Angus bulls of serviceable age. Bred heifers close to calving. Open heifer. Of the 1952 crop.

25 head of 1952 steers, all out of registered cows. All of the best of Bandolier and Bardolier breeding. Carter's Stock Farms, 5 miles north of Elmwood, Route 78. HEREFORD CALVES, 10 head, 1 to 2 weeks old. Will sell any number.

W. E. Gillen, 6 miles south of Monmouth. Phone 41F12. Angus, ready for heavy service.

Leonard Heller, Dahinda, 111. SPOTTED FALL GILTS, early farrowing. Pearson's, 3 miles east of Abingdon on DeLong road. MY HERD milk" cows, also 50 feeder pigs. Reason: no pasture.

Joe Legate, 3 miles east, 1 south of Alexis. GUERNSEY heifer and heifer calf, $110; 2 large steers, $75; 10 good pigs. small calf, yearling Guernsey bull, $85. 1795 E. Fremont.

2949-7. ARTIFICIAL BREEDING Proven Bulls Six Breeds HORNBAKER ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 8-1543 PUREBRED Hampshire Boars and Gilts; also one extra good yearling boar. 5 miles north of Macomb, 114 miles west. Pagie Settles. FOR SALE or trade 4 -year-old spotted mare for pony; yearling Palomino colt.

William Wessells, Rio, 111. FEEDER PIGS 20 Hampshires. Phone 95-3914 SHORTHORN BULL, 16 months old, tested. 314 miles northeast Woodhull. George Strand.

Woodhull, 111. Wanted to REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, automatics. Old or new. Spot cash. Gil Hebard Guns, Knoxville.

95-3473 or 95-3893. Open afternoons and Monday nites For 2-ROOM UPPER front apt. 2 large closets, modern kitchen and living room combined. Nicely furnished, including utilities. On bus line.

Adults only. 505 W. South. 3-ROOM UPPER unfurnished apt. Private bath.

Close Water and heat furnished. Laundry privileges. Adults. 3945-0. 46 Aliens Ave.

UPPER unfurnished 1 room and kitchenette. Utilities furnished. 799 E. Main. No phone calls.

URGENTLY NEEDED 2 or 3 bedroom house or lower apt. unfurnished, by Upjohn Co. sales representative and family; 2 children, ages 3-6. North side preferred. Possession by August 1st.

Good care guaranteed. Phone 3450-3. Real Estate for NEW HOME. Two bedroom, with garage attached. 30x50.

Automatic heat. Built in kitchen. See at 490 West Hale Bushnell, or see Thomas Jackson, 583 Walnut Bushnell, 111. IN ALPHA Would you like to live in a nice little country town like Alpha? I have several houses for sale from $2,500 to $12,500, all of which I can finance. Two you can buy like paying rent.

You will be surprised at the value I will show you if you come over and see me. Lyman Gustus, Broker, Alpha, 111. MODERN DUPLEX. Income property. The Daily Register-Mail, Galesburg, lit Misceiianeous-28 rLegion Auxiliary at Saturday, June 13, 1958 18 8 rooms each apt.

Phone 6874-8. Good location. J2.B00 DOWN CONTRACT Northeast, Weston School. White frame. 3 bedrooms, bath up.

4 down with bedroom, large modern kitchen, disposal, dishwasher. Modern bath. Hardwood floors throughout, good decorations. Deep base- mint, oil furnace. Rusco screens, storms.

Insulated. Double garage. Nice lot. Payments like rent. Quick possession.

Ralph Daves, 92 S. Chambers, 687B-8. Bernard Heavy, IT WILL COST YOU LESS TO LIVE HERE I Two bedrms. and bath down, living room, modern kitchen, finished second floor, painted cement basement, 1159 ACRES well improved PRICE REDUCED 4-Room bungalow. 3 years old.

Attached garage. Gag heat. Stttmt, screens. Insulated. Immediate possession Drive.

2945-4. 1645 Indiana gas heat, breezeway, garage, low taxes, high grade. $13,500. HARRISON AGENCY, REALTORS 4548. Chris Frederick, 8036-7 MR.

BUSINESSMAN, as an investment we have 495-acre farm. Modern house, tenant house, outbuildings good. 350 crop acres on hard road. One hour's drive to Galesburg. This netted better than 12 per cent on Investment last year.

Leaving 1 because of ill health. Financing can be arranged. $60,000. 297-ACRE FARM, 10 minutes' drive to Galesburg. 2 sets good buildings.

185 Crop acres, balance pasture. Well located. $80,000. welL lo- DINKTTE SET-Solld maple. Excellent condition.

Priced reasonably. West Main. Knoxville, 111. WROUGHT IRON glass top table and chairs upholstered In bright yellow plastic. 7 dark green slat porch shades, Call green 7 plywood cornices.

6-ROOM RESIDENCE. 201 N. Whltes- boro. 3 bedrooms up. New siding and roof.

$6,750. Phone 1834-7 after 6 p.m. MULLEN REAL ESTATE 419 Bond! Bldg. W. SOUTH 2-story frame, rms.

down, 3 bdr. and bath up, hot water heat. A family home with possibilities to convert to 2 apts. Shown any time. $6,500.

family home. 4 rms. down, 3 bdr. and bath up, hot air stoker, storms and screens, 2- car garage. $8,500.

3-bdr. brick bungalow, large living room with fireplace, dining area, modern kitchen with plenty counter space, twin Good cated. Half farm ground location for dairy. $26,000. 85 ACRES.

1 mile off hard road. 10 miles from Galesburg. Modern home. Half farm ground. $13,500.

150 ACRES. 7-room house, outbuildings good. Farm crop acres 70, balance pasture. School, bus, phone and lights. Close to market.

A good 1-man farm. One-half down, terms balance. $18,500. 150 ACRES good location. Half farm round.

Buildings good. Terms. 15,000. CRAYCRAFT, REALTOR Woodhull H. T.

GOFF District Sales, Knoxville 95-2833 Galesburg Real Estate Ag'cy 437 Bank of Galesburg Bldg. VICTORIA Modern home, 3 acres good level ground 8,000 N.W.—3-bedroom home. 3 9,500 closets, "full basement, gas" forced-air IBRICK BUNGALOWS-4, very heat, 2-car garage, landscaped nice, locations good 4-APT. in, on bus, near' A grocery, new hot-water stoker-fired boiler. Income over $200 per mo.

2-APT. on, bus, near super market, decorations irnoaern good, hot-air stoker. $11,500. ,40 ACRES-Clqse to Rio, 6-room WM. MULLEN, REALTOR Phone 4480 Res.

8-1241 S.W.—7-room home, modern. Worth the motley. 8,600 11 Seminary. 160 ACRES Near Knoxville, home. $26,000 HENDERSON.

3-room cottage. Nice bath, newly decorated. Lot 52x264 ft. Chicken house. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank of Galesburg KNOXVILLE 4 rooms and bath down, 1 up.

Large new modern kitchen, new bath, basement, oil heat. Glassed front and rear porches. City gas, sewer, water and 220 wiring. Immediate possession. $5,500.

Fred Burgland, Realtor, 216 Hill Arcade, 8-1551, 7513-6. house. Good buy. $10,000 JOHN POGUE, REALTOR Ralph Pogue John Leahlgh 6250-6 1689-7 8875-9 LOT Approximately 40x150, 1400 block on Willard. 850.

Phone 2165-4. ATTENTION FACTORY WORKERS I WANT A REAL BUY? W. Berrien near Holton. $8,000. ble living room, 2 bedrooms, large kitchen, modern bath for owner.

Nice bath up. Rents Good decorations. Deep basement, bin- fed stoker, blower. Double garage and work shop. Good neighborhood.

Quiet location. Ralph Daves, 92 S. Chambers, 6878-6. Bernard Heavy, 1330-5. FAN BLADES Make your own electric fans.

HIGGtNS ELECTRIC SHOP 1065 E. Main Phone 6838J AUTOMATIC electric stove, bevel plate glass mirror 30x48 inches, book shelves with what-not ends, desk, dropleaf table (seats 12), corner table (all blond birch), 3-pc. sectional mohair frieze lounge chair and ottoman, sofa (solid maple frame. All in excellent condition. Reasonable.

Jeep seat, birch slab door 3" 0" 6' II" inches. 1152 Harrison St. SHEPHERD COLLIE puppies, $5 each. Ervin Mosher, 314 miles north of Victoria. PARAKEETS.

Special summer sale on beautiful Shell Parakeets. Nearly all colors. Young, healthy birds, 6 weeks old. 46 Aliens Ave. REFRIGERATOR, family size Servel.

Exceptionally good. Used very llt- tle. Best offer. Phone 6684-5. PUPPIES-2 Toy Terriers, 8 weeks old, males, black and white.

Phone 6484-2. UNREDEEMED DIAMONDS SAVE TO Goldstein Loans 44 S. Seminary St. The Place to Buy Luggaga "FURNACES Mueller Conversion and Gas Furnaces. Also Rybolt.

Book your cleaning orders early. John R. Wilson, 798 E. Fourth. 1491-0.

4-BURNER Magic Chef gas range with timer. Good oven and broiler. Phone 0279-0. SPECIAL Watch Crystals with this ad .35 Main Springs with this $1.00 LEONARD JEWELERS 337 E. Main It's SIMPSON-POWELSON LUMBER CO.

for Finest Selection of Trellises Pergolas Picket Fence Red Cedar Pickets Flagstone SEE THEM NOW I of Parking SIMPSON-POWELSON LUMBER CO. 159 S. Prairie St. Phone 4137 DEXTER WASHING MACHINE 69 years of manufacturing experience. A lifetime guarantee with every washer.

Up to $40 trade-in. SP ANGLER'S 433 E. Main Phone 8-1318 II USED washing machines. Starting at $9.50. Most reconditioned and guaranteed.

Terms. Bill's Appliance Sales, 868 N. Henderson St. SOUTHEAST. 4 rooms, bath up.

4 down. Hardwood floors, plastered walls. Full basement, drain, stoker. Double garage. Suitable for Income.

$9,500. Fred Burgland, Realtor, 216 Hill Arcade. 8-1551, 7513-6. ATTRACTIVE HOME Colonial architecture. Ideally ar- ranged with 3 bedrooms, 1 25-ft.

car-' 247 Main IF YOU Are looking for quality and service in PAINTS, WALLPAPER, Glass and Supplies Buy at PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Phone 4255 TYPEWRITERS Galesburg Typewriter Co. APT. SIZE refrigerator, kitchen table, washing machine, $16; dining room set, $35; davenport and chair; gateleg tabic; kneehole desk; bookcase; full size rollaway bed; sewing machine, cedar ward- Robe; NEW SPINET PIANO; baby bed; chrome breakfast set; wicker chairs; floor lamps, $2.50 and up; trunks; electric lawnmower; gas stove; apt. size electric stove; kerosene stoves; odd tables, $1.50 up; also ANTIQUE furniture, dishes, jewelry, organ, farm bells, etc.

Lawson Trading Post, 2047 Grand Ave. 2644-3. LaFayette Selects Hazel Todd President LaFAYETTE The Auxiliary of the Fred J. Wilkins Post 948 of the. American Legion met at LaFayette Monday at Legion Hall.

The poppy committee announced that $38.60 was cleared from sales. Election of officers was held with the following results: president, Hazel Todd; first vice president, Margaret Martin; second vice president, Nina Jones; secretary, Lolabel Taylor; treasurer, Dorothy Nolan, and sergeant-at-arms, Aina McKirgan. Members who can are urged to be at the meeting of the fourth Thursday of June to make favors for trays for Veterans Hospital. Plans were made for attending the district convention at De Pue, June 25. Martha Sweat was in charge of the program.

She discussed Junior Auxiliary work. Nedra Martin played a guitar solo. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Helen Rashid, bene- vieve Riley, Martha Sweat and Esther White. Twenty members were present. The Southside Birthday Club met with Mrs.

Bess Clark on Thursday evening, to honor Mrs. Lizzie Rashid's birthday. Those present were Mrs. Martha Lauber, Mrs. Lela Jones, Mrs.

Ida Titlow, Mrs. Letha Egbert, Mrs. Ethel Butler and Mrs. Bella Jones. A gift was presented from the club to the honoree.

Herbert Kaser of Ipava, who for many years was a LaFayette resident, is ill with a serious heart condition. FATHER'S 21. Get your cards now while selections are complete. Illinois Camera Shop, 84 S. Prairie.

tile bath, 6 closets up. 25 peted living room with fireplace, COLORED SLIDES are ideal BY OWNER. Immediate possession. 1028 Bateman. Living, dining, kltch- en, built-in breakfast nook, 2 large jiSLEA DEETS bedrooms, sewing room, bath up, large closets.

Stoker, garage. Phone 2279-0. 7-ROOM HOME. Northwest. 4 rooms, bath down, 3 up.

Well decorated, gas heat, garage. $8,000. Wayne' Goodale Realty 1015 E. Main, 7824-6, Eves. 2980-9.

Mrs. Alters, 2483-4. QUALITY FARM, prairie soil, good producer, reasonably priced, $278 per acre. Good Operator's Farm, nice home, 200 acres, 140 plowland, only $32,000. 160 Acres, high fertility, new fences, limed and phos- phated, adequate buildings, will trade for smaller farm.

P. H. Wiegand, 327 Weinberg Arcade. 4-ROOM modern house. Gas heat Cement basement.

2-car garage Two lots. Fruit. Has to be seen to be appreciated. 1833 Grand Ave, MODERN 114-STORY bedrooms. Near Silas Willard.

Newly decorated. Basement, gas heat, large garage, insulated. Large corner lot, fruit, outdoor fireplace. Call owner, 2192-4. AVAILABLE JULY 1.

Spacious upper 2-bedroom furnished apt. Private entrance and bath. Bus at door. Utilities furnished. $85.

Write Box 640, Register-Mail. SLEEPING ROOM, nicely furnished. All modern home. Phone 7877-0. 571 Seminary.

FRONT SLEEPING ROOM, for gentleman. Continuous hot water. Bath, shower bath. Private entrance. Walking distance.

531 E. Brooks St. ATTRACTIVE small modern efficiency apt. Newly decorated, desirable. 1 or 2 people.

No drinking. References. 414 N. Cedar. 3-ROOM furnished "apt.

Private bath, entrance. Newly decorated. Garage. 1531 E. Losey.

Call 9246-2. Stephens Says DIAL 8-1256 32 bungalows that we have pledged "our sales group to and new. Price range, $3400 to $32,000 TWO STORY FRAME BRICK bedrooms) 36 to choose from. Well matured. Price range $5000 to $25,000.

INCOME PROPERTY 34 to choose from. Two story frame and flats, price range $4800 to $25,000. REMEMBER! To make a choice from 132 homes. Go to your telephone. We can tailor a home for you to fit your pocketbook and budget.

MARY STEPHENS "Broker" Stanners, 3640-5 H. 8-1223 Salesmen TROUBLED WITH THE HEAT? You should see this nice big yard where the breeze is wonderful. In this yard is a good, clean, well-built home that has a living room, den with fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen, stool down; 4 large bedrooms, ceramic tile bath up. Beautiful hardwood floors and woodwork. Newly decorated.

Hot water heat, stoker, double garage. Located in small city, with good school system, on hard road 20 miles northwest of Galesburg. Immediate possession. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank of Galesburg Attention G.I.'s It is not what you earn, it Is how you invest. See me regarding that NEW HOME you and your family want.

FRED A. JOHNSON, BROKER 657 N. Kellogg St. Phone 2502-5 dining room, large modern kitchen, powder room, 3 closets down. Rear patio, screened for summer comfort.

Artistically decorated. Full basement, finished recreation room with fireplace, oil heat. Double garage. Owner transferred DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank of Galesburg WE BUY AND SELL used furniture. Coffey's Auction 771 West Main.

1591-8. pictures for vacationers only more per shot than box camera'GERANIUMS, snapdragons, pansies, snapshots. Selection of new and S.E. HOME OR INCOME. 5 rooms modern kitchen and bath down.

314 rooms, bath up. Good income, Hardwood floors. Gas heat. Garage. Large lot.

Reduced for quick sale. F. E. CORBIN DELIA HARRISON Realtor 7103-9 Sales N. ACADEMY.

6-room modern home. 3 bedrooms, garage. Quick possession. Good buy. $9,000.

A. U. Johnson Realty, Realtor. Rita Johnson, Sales. 453 Jefferson.

4575. ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD. Living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen with cupboards and dining space, bath down. Large bedroom, beautifully finished in knotty pine up. Nice basement, gas heat, shower.

Large garage. Covered cement patio. Deep lot. Lombard High district. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank oi Galesburg N.

ACADEMY. 4 rooms, bath down. Same up. Use as apt. or family home.

Gas heat. Garage. A. U. Johnson Realty, Realtor, 453 Jefferson.

4575. N. CHERRY. 3 bedrooms and bath up. 3 rooms and half bath down.

Playroom in basement. Timken gas furnace. Very nice medium size lot. Immediate possession. $11,500.

WILLARD ST. 3-bedroom home. Modern bath. Large kitchen. New decorations.

Stoker. Excellent lo- "cation. 1 block from school. $8,500. HENSHAW REALTOR 1196 N.

Kellogg Phone 4316 WM. QUIGLEY, Sales Phone 6155-2 DO YOU WANT TO BUY a reasonable place to live? Clean, cool, very comfortable. 4-room modern house. Fine basement. Gas heat.

Extra large garage. North side. Phone 7951-2. VERY DESIRABLE Jefferson St. Close to Bateman school.

3 bedrooms, tile bath up. Large living room carpeted, fireplace, dining room carpeted, built In kitchen, disposal, 220. New decorations, gas heat. New paint. Garage.

Landscaped. Ralph Daves, 92 S. Chambers. 6878-6. Bernard Reavy, 1330-5.

HOMES FARMS Knoxville Galesburg Knox County DALE H. BRAGG BROKER KNOXVILLE BOB FOSTER Citv and Farm Properties All Types of Financing 219 Hill Arcade Phone 8-1548 $1,500 DOWN CONTRACT 608 N. Monroe, Abingdon. White frame. 5 rooms, bath down.

5 rooms, bath up. Cement basement, stoker. Price reduced to $8,000. Real buy. Appointment only.

Ralph Daves, 92 S. Chambers, 6878-6. Bernard Reavy, 1330-5. NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, 4 lots. Beautifully decorated.

Large rooms. Modern kitchen. Excellent basement. Oil heat. Concrete drive and garage.

$15,000. Wayne Goodale Realty 1015 E. Main. 7824-6, Eves. 2980-9.

Mrs. Alters, 2483-4. THIS 6-ROOM modern home located at 534 N. Seminary will be open for inspection this week from 2 to 4. Must be sold this week.

Make offer. A. U. Johnson Realty, Realtor. Rita Johnson, Sales.

4575. SLEEPING ROOM and share kitchenette. Fuel oil tank for sale, 57 E. Losey. Phone 2016-5.

SLEEPING ROOM. Private entrance. On bus line. Large closet. Bath next door.

Lady preferred. Phone 1306-2. 829 N. Cherry. NEWLY DECORATED downstairs unfurnished rooms.

Utilities furnished. Share bath. Private enhance. Call at 275 E. Fifth.

LARGE BRICK BUILDING. Plenty room for business and living. W. Main Maquon. Katherine E.

Moline, R. 2, Box 390. ATTRACTIVE 2-room furnished apt. Sink, electric refrigerator, continuous hot water. Utilities furnished.

Suitable employed persons. 445 N. 2194-9. CLEAN, COOL and comfortable. Fust floor light housekeeping room.

Close jn. 7951-2. 3-ROOM furnished apt. Utilities furnished. Cabinet sink.

Private entrance. Close to town. Call 5807-3 5 p.m. 1 AND 2 ROOM furnished apts. Continuous hot water.

Utilities furnished. Private entrance. Share bath Adults. No pets. 6993-2.

CLEAN 2 ROOM furnished apt. Utilities included. No linens or dishes. 1 or 2 employed adults preferred. PI11 'lie 7945-S.

IN ABINGDON. Brick store building 20 60 feet. Suitabie for several kinds of business. K. M.

Fam- Abingdon. 3 LARGE ROOMS. Lower apt. Utilities furnished. Children permitted.

40? Mar-hall Place. Phone 35-3732. S'-EKPING en.plu'. ed Bus close. Hospital.

Building Lot By owner. Corner lot in new development, 92x198. Can be divided for 3 lots. Write Box 621, Register- Mail. ROOM to middle-aged lady.

privileges. Garage. Near Research Goood location. References. Phone 2366-5.

I 2000 N. BROAD Desirable 7-room brick. Carpeted living room, dining room and bedroom. Completely modern kitchen, fireplace, powder room down. 3 bedrooms, large closets, bath up.

Nicely decorated. Full basement, oil hot water heat. Attached garage. Owner transferred. Priced right.

Shown by appointment. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank of Galesburg 5-ROOM modern bungalow. 2 small bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen. Cement basement, stoker heat. Storms, screens.

Insulated. Beautiful floors. Must be seen to be appreciated. $6,500. 1620 Becch- Ave.

Call 7663-7 before 6 p.m. 135 9 miles northeast of Galesburg, 6-room modern house, new furnace with stoker, good barn, double crib, new garage, woven wire fences, 100 acres plow land prairie soil, balance blue grass, all in hign state of fertility. Price $300 per acre. Phone 1544-6. W.

A. Thompson Agency, Bank of Galesburg Bldg. P. M. Decker, Woodhull.

Phone on 2. frame bungalow. Hardwood floors, plaster walls, large modern kitchen. 220 volts, oil liept. Full basement.

Insulated. Rusco storms. $11,500. Fred Burgland. Realtor.

Hill Arcade. 3-1551, 75J. 6 E. constructed brick. 4 lovely rooms including large modern kitchen, stool down.

3 bedrooms, sleeping porch, new bath. Newly decorated. Oil heat. Deep lot. Dou, ble garage.

$16,500. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS I 8-1488 Realtors 4763 511 Bank of Galesburg i'VEAK 'ROUND HOME. Lake Blacken. Nice location Tv.u btdi oomi-. 0 .1 I heal.

msiiluled, anion atic v.aler healer. On sdiool bus route. Phoae 5043-4. 1 TIP TOP CONDITION $42.64 monthly includes taxes, Insurance. $2880 down buys near new 4 room 2 bedroom, utility bungalow.

Modern bath, painted walls. Gas heat. Screens, storms, insulated. Garage 14x22. Fenced back yard, fireplace, patio, landscaped.

A real buy. Quick possession. Ralph Daves, 92 S. Chambers. 6878-6 Bernard Reavy.

1330-5. frame house; 3 down, 3 bedrooms up. Kitchen recently remodeled, good siding, good roof, hot water heat, 4x12 lot. Close to Stone School, 14 block from bus, grocery. Look it over.

Immediate possession. For appointment call 7959-3 or 4924. A. J. CLINE REALTY CO.

Realtors FARM AND CITY PROPERTY A. J. CUne A. E. Meatheringham FARM LOANS.

At this time we are able to offer the most liberal appraisals and terms on farm loans that we have been able to offer for some time. Ii in need of a loan whv not contact us. Harry C. Lister Agency, Realtors, 109 North Main 1 Arlo E. Randell, Realtor Exclusive Farm Sales and Loans 319 Peoples Phone 8-1288.

6782-9 3-Bed Utility. Attached garage. North- west 5,10,000 4 and Bath. New full basement, Stone School. $10,500 4 and Bath.

Full basement, Stone School. $11,500 4 -Bed. Brick. N. Cherry $14,500 3 Rooms, gas heat.

Large garage. Very nice. North. $6,000 Ray Simmons, Broker 5-ROOM COTTAGE. Southeast.

Liv. ing room, 2 bedrooms, nice kitchen bath down. 1 bedroom up. Nicely decorated. Hardwood floors.

Basement. Gas heat. $6,300. ISLEA DEETS DON DEETS 8-1488 Realtors 4768 511 Bank of Galesburg used cameras available, including a few rental cameras at $2.50 per week. Midwest Photo Service.

158 N. Broad, Galesburg, 111, Phone 6474-6. 1 LOT USED WASHERS $10 each as they are Others $15 up BROWN LYNCH SCOTT 244 E. Main Phone 8-1266 DRUMS Complete set. Phone 7460-2 or quire 620 Michigan Ave.

In- PERENNIALS FINE HARDY and annual flowers and vines for porch boxes or gardens. SWIGART'S 1289 N. CEDAR IRIS for $1.00. At least ten varieties of large fancy iris in each collection, Including Wabash and others on list of "100 Best." Berry Seed Store, 1153 Grand Ave. LUGGAGE Goldstein Loans 44 S.

Seminary St. HOMART WINDOW FAN, used a few hours: steel wall cabinet; medicine cabinet. Phone 95-5063. BATHROOM OUTFIT, good, used. Reasonable.

Phone 2757-3. N. KELLOGG. 3 -bedroom home. Stoker.

Hardwood floors throughout. Garage. Nice lot. $10,000. CLARIBEL LEONARD, REALTOR Room 3, Carr Bldg.

Phone 6678-6 FOR TRADE We have a well located duplex In top condition to exchange for a north side bungalow. A. J. CLINE REALTY CO. A.

J. Cline A. E. Meatheringham G. W.

PARKINS, REALTOR City 8-1288 Dora E. Clary Phone 3965-7 ATTRACTIVE BRICK bedrooms and bath up, large living room, dining, den, modern kitchen, insulated, gas furnace, storms, garage. Call Owner, 5254-6. BY location, nice family home or income. 4 rooms and new bath up, 4 rooms and bath down.

Stoker heat. Close to bus and school. Price $9,500. Phone 5950-7 or 2434-5 for appointment. Real Estate WANTED TO BUY OR RENT 6- room house or larger in Knoxville or Avon.

Write Box 633, Register-Mail. HOME RESALE SHOP 771 E. Knox Phone 3043-2 LIVING ROOM SUITE, Kroehler 2 piece, blue frieze, good condition. Phone 6144-8. DIAMONDS.

Guaranteed. Smallest prices in the smallest shop In the S. A. $5 Watch Repair Shop, 4 E. Main.

MORE WURLITZER PIANOS are sold than any other. Rent a beautiful new Spinet, $10 a month. Benedict Music 64 S. Cherry. petunias, calendula, ivies, verbena, salvia, begonia, lantanan, gladioli, canna bulbs, bleeding hearts, Pptted tomato.

Some egg plant, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, hot peppers lelt. Garden seeds, bug dust. Place your order now for Iris, tulip and peony roots, etc. Wade Greenhouse, 1421 Jefferson St. Dial 6621-2.

LIQUIDATION SALE 2-ton compressors, coolers and freezers, like new; rat-proof corn cribbing wire, new; aluminum roofing, used but never nailed, good as new: 2x4 lumber, used but in very good shape: wheelbarrow, like new; cement mixer, used but In good shape: 18-inch bandsaw new SPANGLER FUR FARM Williamsfield, 111. Abingdon Want Ads "CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended sympathy with cards and flowers and for the many jll ft of our friends at the time of father's death. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne CUne, Abingdon, IU.

Name Officers for 1-H Club at Gladstone an organization meeting, of 16 members, a group of Gladstone youths met at the grade school building Monday evening and formed the Gladstone Happy Workers 4-H Club. The leaders for the summer are Mrs. Earl Bielser and Mrs. Harold Sandy, and the junior leaders are Carol Bielser and Nancy Sandy. Projects to be studied are table coverings, fruits and vegetables.

Officers are: president, Maxine Bielser; vice president, Carolyn Mynatt; secretary, Dixie Bielser; treasurer, Wanda Graham; reporter, Lois McCabe; recreation chairman, Fay Huffman; program chairman, Florence Seitz; song leader, Virginia McDonald. A meeting has been called for Thursday, June 18, at 8 p.m. in the home of Wanda Graham with Lois McCabe as assisting hostess. Keep" Cool With WINDOW FANS $19.95 and up Lawson Electric COMPANY 62 S. Seminary Phone 7166-6 CLOSE OUT SUMMER FURNITURE Steel Lawn Now 59 Chaise Lounge-2 only 34 s5 $J6 88 Hostess Tables -8 only NqW 95 GAMBLES Phone 45U 420 E.

Main SINGER electric portable sewing machine; daveno-bed. Best offer takes them. 109 Lincoln St. Dopp Hardware REO POWER MOWERS 331 E. Main Phone 4883 bed.

SET OF SPRINGS Phone 2726-9. for double EVERY DAY Fina Foam will pay its way with clean and spotless carpets. Downstairs Store, Kellogg Drake Co. JUNE Stock Reducing Sale in prog xrn-tw ress. Save money.

Trade Mart. 18 Public Square. USED STOKER, new controls. Reasonable. Phone 2455-4.

473 N. Prairie. GOLF $1 and up. Reg. 50c golf balls, special, 3 for $1.

Gmn- biner's, 65 S. Seminary. Walnut bedroom suite, with double dresser; gray frieze ,1 'LAINT living room suite; wool wine rug and pad. 261 Blaine. Reyburn Hdwe.

Corbin's Auction House 639 S. Cedar Phone 8-1433 Will Buy, Sell, Trade or Auction Furniture, Tools, Antiques Open 8:30 till 5:30 Always Call 8-1433 for Your Auction ATHER'S DAY ALL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 20 to, off. Wire in all sizes, conduit Prices are BORN HERE all sizes, switch boxes for main andi RAISED Elsewhere range service, switch and outlet 1 Window fans, table fans, air condl- hoxes, switches and outlets, alsoi tioners, picnic baskets, portable light fixtures. Emken Electric stoves and grills, charcoal. Shop, 61 N.

East Farmington, 319 E. Main Phone 8-1560 111. Henry Emken. BLOCK KUHL CO. 13y patronizing our large complete Cosmetic Bar you can keep fresh as a daisy during hot summer months.

Colognes, powders, perfumes, etc. B. FLOOR JUNE 21. Specials on cigars, shaving supplies, billfolds. Red Cross Drug Store, Main and Seniinary.

SJ'ORT SHIRTS. Real hot weather Short sleeves. Nylons, gabardines. $1 'M to Largest selection 111 town. Hell Tailors, 54 S.

Seminary. REFRIGERATOR. Good, used. Forced sell immediately. Low price.

Call Hi92-2. 559 S. Broad St. 416 Hill Arcade 6487-2 Eves. I-HOOM HOUSE.

In fair condition water, electricity I Reasonable price. Phone 8-1422 5022-9 Don't Buy Until You Have Seen Our Used Appliance Bargains GALESBURG GAS SALES E. C. Ringllen, Owner 425 E. Main Phone 2211-6 PUBLICATION NOTICE Lawrence Stickell Plaintiff's Attorney CIRCUIT COURT CHANCERY CASE NO.

15580 STATE OF ILLINOIS ss. COUNTY OF KNOX GEORGE CABBOTTS, Plaintiff vs. PEARL RADESTOCK, et. Defendants TO: James Jerald, Josephine N. Ingersoll, the unknown heirs or devisees of C.

G. Taylor, deceased, Eliza M. Taylor, Leona A. Cobb, Annetta E. Gibson, Ella C.

Taber, Marcus B. Taylor, William Holcomb, Mary A. Everest, Persis Holcomb, Mary A. Everest II, Mary Emma Everest and Unknown Owners of the following described Real Estate: That part of Lot Five (5) of a subdivision of Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Original Lot 12 of Block 20 of the City of Galesburg, described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of the intersection of Main Street and Cedar Street in the City of Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois, thence North 84 feet 9 inches along the west line of Cedar Street, thence West 28 feet 6 inches, thence South 84 feel 9 inches to the North Line of Main Street, thence East 28 feet 6 inches along the North line of Main Street to the place of beginning, all in the City of Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois. Defendants.

The requisite affidavits having been duly filed in the above court, notice is hereby given to YOU and EACH OF YOU that a COMIN CHANCERY FOR PARTITION AND TO QUIET TITLE was filed against you in said court on I he 10th day of June, A.D. 1953, and which said suit is now pending and you are further notified that unless on or before the 20th clay of July, A.D. 1953, you shall make answer or otherwise appear and defend in said suit default judgment may be entered against you on the day following or thereafter. Dated at Galesburg, Illinois. June 10, 1953.

WM. K. RICHARDSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Knox County. By Harry S. Whiting, Deputy.

(SEAL) BIGGSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Renstrom attended a luncheon Monday at the Teke House at Mon mouth for the Class of 1913. In the evening they attended the Alumni banquet at Monmouth Col lege, Mr. and Mrs.

Lance Steele are the parents of a son, born June 10, at the Burlington Hospital. The Steeles have two other children, Ricky and Rebecca. Jack Widener, Milton Hallberg and Richard Morris, accompanied by Charles L. Noble, F.F.A. sponsor, will attend the State Future Farmer Convention, this week in Champaign.

Richard Marris will receive the State Farmers Degree. Charles L. Noble, vocational agriculture instructor, will attend the annual agriculture teachers conference and short courses, June 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19. While in Champaign he will stay at the Hotel Hamilton. Scrapbook of Wataga Unit Places First WATAGA Mrs.

Elsie Nelson, Pan-American chairman, assisted by Mrs. Dana Maxwell, rehabilitation chairman, members the Kenneth R. Stegall Unit of the American Legion, submitted a Pan-American scrapbook to the district convention at Ipava Thursday and received first place award. This was an all-day meeting at which the Ipava unit was hostess. The Part-American scrapbook will be sent tc the department convention In August for display in Chicago.

These two chairmen represented the Wataga unit at the patriotic conference in Chicago in March and there gained some valuable information for their scrapbook. Representing the unit at the meeting in Ipava were Mrs. Arlene Shafer, Mrs. Dana Maxwell and Mrs. Herbert Tucker.

The first two named are the newly elected president and first- vice president for the unit for the year 1953-54. This election was held at the meeting last, week. Other officers elects are: Elsie Nelson, second vice president; Olga Tucker, treasurer; Helen Swanson, chaplain; Frances Peterson, historian; and Evelyn Boettcher, sergeant at arms. Frances Peterson and Shirley Anderson were the tellers. Reports were heard at the June meeting given by Josephine Johnson, Evelyn Boettcher, Arlene Shafer, Marjorie Powell, Dana Maxwell, June Anderson, Elsie Nelson, Shirley Martha Nelson and Olga Tucker.

Committees for the Homecoming on June 26 and 27 in the Wataga Park were named: Martha Nelson and Marianne Bocox, general chairmen; Marie Taylor and Arlene Shafer, donations; Marianne Bocox, supplies; Frances Peterson and Olga Tucker, pop corn stand; Dana Maxwell, Helen Swanson, Alberta Daves and Beda Lindbeck, veteran's craft; Marie Taylor, pet show; Opal Lindstrom and Marjorie Powell, games Charlotte Olson, Johnette Smith, Mary Eagle, Orpha Murray and Josephine Johnson, parade; Elsie Nelson, Frances Peterson and June Anderson, flag bearers; Marie Taylor, luncheon Chairman for Saturday; Arlene Shafer, chairman for Saturday. Dinner Announced The next Knox County Council dinner meeting was announced for Thursday. A picnic is planned for July with the Legion as guests. Johnette Smith, the social chairman, will have charge of arrangements. Out-going officers for the unit are Martha Nelson, president; Marianne Bocox and Josephine Johnson.

Over $60 has been realized from the poppy sales, as reported by Chairman Marjorie Powell; These funds are used by the unit for assistance to veterans disabled by wars or home injuries. Gertrude Kronsted, Marjorie Powell and Faye Reynolds were hostesses at the refreshment table. North Henderson NORTH HENDERSON Prof, and Mrs. Robert Shaver and children from Jackson, have arrived for a month's vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Shaver. Mrs. Elna Sheets and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheets and Homer Sheets of Detroit, have been guests of their brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Loquist, and sister, Miss Lily Loquist, for several days. Their brother, George Loquist of Moline, accompanied them here for a short visit. Son Born and Mrs. Laverne McKee are parents of a son born Wednesday at the Moline Public Hospital.

PUBLICATION NOTICE Woolsey, Stickney Lucas, Plaintiff's Attorneys. CIRCUIT COURT JUNE TERM, A.D. 1953 STATE OF ILLINOIS ss. COUNTY OF KNOX Clinton Sanford Hay, Plaintiff AWNINGS Call 8-1473 Sherwin-Williams Paints PARLI IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvester Dealer Maquon, 111.

Williarnafield. i 8 Mulberry Hobby Shop Pioneer Highway Kits 69c 89c New Figurines lo Paint Mulbenv Phone Onion Sets Berry Boxes Fireworks Tomato Plants Sweet Potato Plants Cuibage, pepper and many other vegetable and flower plants. Thousands of thern. WILKINS MARKET 1070 Open 9 till 8 sold. NOTICE OF CLAIM DAY Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, August 3, 1953, is the claim date in the estate of EDWIN L.

ROBINSON, De-! vs. Margaret Gladys Burke Hay Defendant CHANCERY CASE NO. 15579 TO: Margaret Gladys Burke Hay, Defendant London Mills LONDON and Mrs. Edgar Sheldon spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Sibert and Sunday with their parents, the Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Sibert.in Good Hope.

Mrs. Ora Darland spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Abram Hornback and husband. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Jacobs of Oshkosh, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Jacobs attended graduation exercises at Macomb when their granddaughter, Mrs. Yvonne Parkins, was graduated from Western Illinois State College. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Martin, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Waller of Peoria and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jensen of Monmouth were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Shrodt. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Myers and son, Mr. and Mrs.

John Mozzoco and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cozad and son enjoyed a wiener roast at Lake Storey Sunday. Knlva Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Corbett and daughters, Evelyn and Kelve Lee of Citronelle, left Tuesday morning for their home after spending several days visiting the A. C. Timmons family. Mrs. Corbett is a niece of Mrs.

Timmons. Elmwood ELMWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter left Sunday on a 2- day trip to Missouri. Gus Franke became ill at his grocery store Monday and is a patient at Elm Haven.

St. Mary's Hospital Association will meet Monday with Mrs. Claude Culver. William N. Biggs son of Mr.

The requisite affidavits havingi am been duly filed in the above court notice is hereby given to you that a COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE was filed against you in said court on the 10th day of June, A.D. 1953, and which said suit is now pending and you are further notified that unless on or before the 20th day of July, A.D. 1953, you shall make answer or otherwise appear Mrs. William Gibbs of Elmwood, a recent Knox College graduate, has been accepted for officers candidate school in the Navy. He will report to Newport, R.I., July 13.

Mrs. Mada Thompson of Chicago is assisting in the care of her sister, Mrs. Harry DeBacher, who has been quite ill the past week. Mrs. Frank LoCoscio of Chi cago is visiting her parents, the and defend in said suit, default ceased, pending in the County'judgment may be entered jy rs eter ison and Court of Knox County, on the day following or there-.

car ng or her mother, who just and that claims may be filed'after ANTIQUE CLOCKS, bought, traded, repaired. I repair any clock v.01th repairing. J. P. Moffc-tt K- Main.

Phone 3872-2 In 5 75-it. lots. City wine, pad; 6x9 brown. OR USED pianos rented ior as and iome fruit, pad. Both extra good condition.I 1'ttle a month at Byerly-Gamble 6843-0.

668 Lawifcoce Avs. against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. LAMBERT PETERSON, Executor. 083 "Kenneth J. Peel, Attorney.

b713-20-27 Fhooa tor paiticulari. HEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS Dated at. Galesburg, Illinois, June 10, 1953. WM. K.

RICHARDSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Knox County, Illinois. By Harry S. Whiting, Deputy. (OFFICIAL SEAL) returned from a Peoria hospital where she underwent eye surgery. The Guild of Elmwood Presbyterian Church will have a picnic in West Park Tuesday.

Robert E. Lee's wife was Mary Custis, great granddaughter of Martha Custis, wife of George Washington..