Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

MQNtJAY, JUNE ll 1956 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Wheat Prices Down Few Cents fry WtLttAM FEttftiB CHICAGO Rapid expansion of the winter wheat harvest sent wheat prices down a couple of cents on the feoafd of Trade today. Oeftlihgs became fairly active in wheat at times as the market Imfl to absorb ihcreftsed hedging pressure. In other cereals tfading was father 1 slow. Soybeans displayed moments of strength, particularly the July contract, on expectations of soybean oil exports this week. Other grains hovered around previous closing prices, Estimated carlot receipts at Chl- cagb! wheat H.

cotti 186, oats 60, rye 3, barley 20, soubeans 21. CHICAGO OB Wheat none Corn NO 1 yellow 1.5^58; No 2 yellow 1.57%. Oats No 1 heavy white No 1 extra heavy white No 2 extra heavy white Soybean oil Soybean meal 61.50. Barley nominal: malt ing choice 1.30-1,40; feed High Low Close Prev.Close Wheat Jly 2.08% 2.06H 2.07& 2.08% Sep 2.10% 2.09% 2.0954-% 2.11% Dec 2.15 2.13% 2.13^-% 2.15 Mar 2.15% 2.14%% 2.15?i Corn Jly 1.53% 1.52% 1.53-52% 1.53% Sep 1.53% 1.52% 1.52% 1.52% Dec 1.40% 1.39% 1.40%-% 1.40 Mar 1.44W 1.43% 1.44tt-44 1.44 Oats Jly .67 Livestock At East Sti NAItONAL STOCK ffl. Hoge li SOO! Mixed J.

S. No 1. 2, 3 180-240 lb lt.00-60; argely 17.25 tip; few about 200 head No 1, 2 largely No 1 trottnd 190-225 lb 17.75; mixed grades 340-290 lb 16.25-17.25; 15670 lb 16.00-50; 120-140 lb 14.505.50; sows 400 lb down 14.25-75; leavier sows. 12.75-l3.7S; boars 250 lb 8.50-10.50; lighter weights to 11.00. Cattlfe calves Sev- ral loads and lots choice steers and mixed yearlings 20.00-21.00'; good to low choice 18.56-19.?5; noderate showing standard grade letters and steers 16.50-18.00; tew cUtter and Utility light weights 12.50-14.00; utility and commercial coWs 11.50-13.00; few to 13.50; canners and cutters 9.00-11.50; utility and commercial bulls 12.50-15.00; few good yearling bulls 16.00; canner and cutters 10.00-12.50; high choice and prime vealers 22.0023.00; choice largely 19.00-21.00; commercial and good 15.00-19.00; culls 8.00-10.00.

Neivs of Stocks Sep Dec Mar Ryfc 1.25% 1.23% i.24%-25 1.24% Sep 1.26% 1.24% 1.25% 1.24% Dec 1.28% 1.26% 1.27% 1.26% Mar 1.31% 1.29% 1.31% 1.30 Soybeans Jly 3.16% 3.13 3.13%-% 3.13 Sep 2.77 2.74% 2.74%-% 2.74 Nov 2.59 2.56% 2.58-58% 2.57% Jan 2.62% 2.60% 2.61%-% 2.61% Mar 2.65% 2.63% 2.64%, 2.63% Produce Prices At St. Louis ST. LOUIS and live poultry: Eggs, wholesale grades, large extras 38-39, medium extras 36-37 standards 33-34, unclassified dirties and checks 24-27 consumer grades, AA large 41-42 A large 39-41, A mediums 36-38 large' 32-35, A small 24-25. Fowl, heavy breeds 17-18, Leg horns and colored barebacks 15 fryers and broilers, white com mercial red commercial 18-19, nearby whies 18-19, nearby reds 17 -18, Leghorn springs IS roosters 13, ducks, white IS, or dark 14, turkeys. Bronze hens and heavy toras (breeders) 27-28 toras (under 23 lb) 25, barebacks 22, caponettes 26, Butterfat, Missouri stations 1 moitly 46, No 2 41-43, Illinois No 1 mostly 45, No 2 42-45, Arkansas No 1 45.

No 2 42, Miss. No 1 43, No 2 38. Baseball fans Cause Traffic Jam on Bridge Home bound movement of baseball fans after the Cardinal-Pittsburgh games in St. Louis resulted in a great jam of traffic on the Clark highway bridge here in the period centering about 9 p.m. One mot- whom police officials said ihey could trust for a conservative report, complained he had teen' 20 tnlttutes pass- in? over Ihe brklse from the Missouri Point side.

Heavy Sunday evening traf- fice was not all one-way, Piasa street traffic patrolmen reported. There was a heavy soulhbound as well as northbound movement-of cars aftpr 8 p.m., they reported, which kept them in a lather of perspiration until after 9:30 p.m. The of traffic on the bridge tapered off about 9:40 p.m., according to police. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily ANNOUNCEMENTS DETECTIVE AOKNCt Conridenilfll Investigations All mid Bofldetl. Call day night Cltt (II.

Ph. Triangle. 7.3330 PIASA LODGE NO. 27 meeting Tuesday. June 13, 7 p.m.

Work In 3rd degree. Visiting brethren welcome. F. ti. CLARK, W.M.

MASONIC BRETHREN Are requested to meet at Franklin June 11 at 7 p.m. to attend funeral of Brother Lev! Campbell at Mart Weber Funeral Home at Wood River, 111. CARL R. BERGSTROM, W.M. Ike's Condition Aids Advance NEW YORK (10 With the President's condition described as the stock market advanced today with prices around their best 'in the early afternoon.

The market toppled over Friday when news of the President's llness was announced, but it recovered strongly in final minutes of trading. That strength continued today as the President's lealth continued to improve. Prices were up one to. three points in many key divisions and some gains went ahead even more. Busihess amounted to an estimated two million compared with 3,630,000 Friday.

Among higher Stocks were U. S. Steel, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Boeing, RCA Telephone, Kennecott Copper, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Nickel Plate, Gulf on, Standard Oil (NJ), and Johns-Manville) U.S.

government bonds were lower. 11 Selected Stocks Following are today's 1:30 p.m. quotations on eleven New York Stock Exchange issues research has indicated are widely held in the Alton area, as supplied to the Alton Evening Telegraph by Newhard, Cook from Its Alton branch office. (The New Exchange closes daily at 2:30 p.m. (Alton time), so these are not the closing quotations): 179, Gen.

Motors 43H, Granite City Steel plin Mathiesori CKernical 54, Illinois Shell Oil 79, Sinclair Oil Socony 72K, Std. Oil STARTING A FIRE the hafd way is Adrian White of Boy Scout Troop 74 as other scouts look on at the Jamhoree held on the Montieello College grounds over the weekend. Young White is starting the fire with flint and steeh Sixteen troops took part in the Photo. (Ind.) Std. U.

S. Steel Oil (NJ) 57, PLANNING FOR BETTER LIVING Build your titaU with quality growth stocks. NEWHARD. Coon Co. MIMBIMS NIW TONK (02 Pint Bank Phone 5-5585 EUGENE I.

SHULTZ Resident Manager JOHN E. GREENWOOD Registered Bepresentative SLEEP TONIGHT WITHOUT ARTHRITIC PAIN or your money bach Teke VKUVO eMreetel today. le yonrMlt there ne better nen-nareetlo rtllef freaa miner aebei palm of arthritic and rhewmette ettaehs half the nuial ceil. half the lableta In, the 11.50 bottle. If net eatliilel with the reiulti, re- Urn balance te maker fer money back.

PKUVO ae aafe yen can. buy It from your drug itere without Save, money en PBUVO by buying the tablet Clinical, at er tbe 460 tablet lleiplta) battle at IT.M. Final House Vote on Aid Set Today By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON PresidenS Eisenhower's pared-down foreign aid bill headed for a final round of roll call voting in the House today. House leaders figured they had enough votes to assure passage despite considerable opposition. That would send the bill to the Senate, where fresh trouble for it was foreshadowed over the weekend.

As tentatively approved by the House Friday night after three stormy days of floor sessions, the bill p'rovides for a 53,800,000,000 aid program next year still more than Congress appropriated last year. Its emphasis was on aid to parts of the world other than 'Europe, and on the use of loans and private enterprise wherever possible instead of outright government gifts. Reports Slugging By Two Youths Albert Williams of 2110 S'wift St, complained to police at 10:30 p.m. Saturday that he had been slugged by two youths who came up behind he was in the 200-block of Madison avenue, on his way home. He had suffered a laceration above his right eye, and a cut on his thumb.

Policemen took him to St. Joseph's Hospital for emergency attention to the wounds. Williams hadn't been robbed, and told police he had 'no' idea why he was assaulted unless rob'bery had been plaiwed. Wood River Mail Hurt 111 Speedway Mishap Glenn Burt Jacoby, 21, of 718 Rice St, Wood River, was treated and dismissed at St. Joseph's Hospital at 10 p.m., Sunday after he suffered a scalp laceration and some contusions in a mishap at Alton Speedway Police were told he was driving in a stock car race when a spill occurred.

Three vehicles met damage at 1112 East Broadway at 3:20 a.m. Sunday when the brake locked oh a rear of a westbound tractor-trailer 'outfit causing it 'to swerve agains two parked passenger cars. Police said the truck by Kenneth McKenny, 28, of St, Louis, and that a rear tire on the vehicle had blown out Parked cars damaged were a sedan of Harry Murphy, East Broadway and a sedan ol B. B. Stewart, J.114 East Broad' way.

The trucker sold the brake locked as he started to slow down for a traffic stop. John C. McFarlane Funeral Services Funeral rites for John Charles IcFarlane, 51, who died Thursday of a heart ailment while at rk in Granite City, were conducted at 9 a.m. today in St. Patrick's Church.

The Rev. Fathec Patrick Wright was celebrant of the requiem high mass and officiated at comimttal rites in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Albert Goldman, John Gatton, E. H.

Riley, Dan Douglas, C. Y. White and Joseph Buckingham Marks 80th Birthday Joseph Buckingham of 1845 Evergreen marked his 80th birthday Sunday. There was no formal observance. Friends and neighbors stopped by to offer felicitations.

He attended early services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, where he long has been a member. AT VOUtt THRIFT? DRUG UNION STORE CORNER OF BROADWAY I MAIM BNANAS On Political Front GOP Cheered by News of Ike; Demos Study Harriman 2SIr. Buckingham is on retired status from Miners Mutual where he had long served in an executive capacity. JBank's Opening Does Not Include Safe DECATUR, HI.

the new Soy Capital Bank here wore red faces after the bank's grand opening Saturday. After the ceremonies it was dis covered that the lock on the bank's gleaming new safe was jammed. All efforts' to open i went awry, so trie officials were forced to borrow cash from other Decatiir banks in order to conduc lie day's business. Home EC Professor Prefers Restaurants KINGSTON, R.I. Sara Coyne, associate professor lome economics at the University of Rhode Island for 31 years, confesses she'd rather eat out than cook for herself.

In announcing ler retirement she said she prefers eating in restaurants because "it's not practical to cook for doing the dishes." LEGAL NOTICES BIDS The village of Hartford, Madison Illinois, will receive- sealed bids for the erection and completion of a new village hall. Separate will be received an follows: 1. General construction work. 2. Plumbing, sewering, heating ventilating.

work. The mlccessful bidder will be required to furrllsh a performance bid. Plans will be available after June 12, 1958 at the office of Hamm, architect, 9.1 E. Acton Wood River, 111. By BEHDELLE E.

McCANN. Clerk, Village of Hartford. FRANKLIN LODGE NO. meeting Tuesday. June 12 at p.m.

Work In 2nd degree. Visiting brethren welcome. r.o.O.v. WESTERN STAR 1. 200 East Broadway.

120th ANNIVF.R- SARY CELEBRATION. Past Noble Grand Night, June IS. Wednesday. 8:00 Visiting brothers invited. A.

G. Deucker. JJ. G. EMPLOYMENT cm? OF WOOD salaries ttt month.

be between ages 81 Jand .35.. Applications, t.tty K- cufed from thft Police Chief And must be presented on or June IS, 1988. Board of Police and Fire ComtnlfUlonfl. MAN 16 work In Service sUtton, Sundays only. GAmm-ltl Oil, West Alton, Mo.

NEE5 For demonstrations. If you Qualify will pay up to per sexton. For an 5 p.m. Steady work car necessary. Around Week.

Apply 3100 East fe.m. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Republicans took comfort from cheering medical reports on Pres- dent Eisenhower today, while Democrats considered the effect of Gov. Averell Harriman's weekend entry in die presidential sweepstakes. There was no hint from Eisen- iower himself on how his sudden ntestinai blockage and speedy surgery might affect the decisio'h run again made after recovering from his Sept. 24 heart attack.

Republicans seized on a medical forecast of "rapid and complete recovery" as an indication Eisen- lower would lead the party again. Democrats expressed happiness at he apparent 1 success of the operation, but some took lip the "part- time President" theme again. Harriman abandoned his self- styled an active" candidate status. The front running candidate for the Democratic nod, Adlai Stevenson, said Harriman's entry was no surprise to him. Stevenson said Harriman "has been an eager and active candidate since last fall." The chief surgeon at Eisenhower's predawn emergency operation, Maj.

Gen. Leonard D. Heaton, said he "certainly" saw no reason Eisenhower should not run again. There werei indications Eisenhower would refrain from any quick statement on whether he will tell the American people "instantly" if he ever feels he is not up to another four years in the presidency. Harriman declined to criticize or discuss his Democratic opponents Stevenson and Sen.

Estes Kefauver. He described both as "fine men." Hairiman told his questioners he he would be a better candidate for the Democrats because he could "give the kind of leadership necessary to win" not only the election but the war of ideas with communism. In Chicago, the Socialist party renominated its 1952 candidates- Darlington Hoopes of Reading, for president and S. H. Friedman of New York for vice president.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS WOOD RIVER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Building and Loan Association, organized under the laws of the State of Illinois, VB. Plaintiff. MILTON DALE LILLIE and OPAL BEKNICE LILLIE, his wife, MID-STATES FINANCE COMPANY. Defendants. IN CHANCERY No.

20335 FORECLOSURE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance to a Decree made and entered In the above- entitled cause on the 1st day of June. 1956, John B. Copplnger, Master in Chancery of the Circuit Court of Madison County. Illinois, will, on the 23th day of June, 1956, at nine o'clock in the forenoon at the east front door of the Madison County Court House in the City of Edwardsville, County of Madison and State of Illinois, sell to the highest and best bidder.for cash, the following described premises and real estate in the said Decree mentioned, situated in the County of Madison and State of Illinois. Lot Number Eleven (11) In Block Numbered Three (3)- in Second Addition to Gonterman Place, a subdivision in the Southeast Quarter of Section two (2), Township Four (4), North Range Nine (91 West of the Third Principal Meridian, as the same appears from plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 16, Page 22, of the Recorder's Onice of Madison County, Illinois.

Upon payment of the. purchase money and confirmation of tbe Report of Sale herein by said Circuit Court, a Certificate of Purchase will be Riven by the Bald Master-tn- Cbancery, which wiU entitle the purchaser, his heirs of assigns, to a Deed at the expiration of fifteen 115) months from unless there shall be redemption according to law. Dated June 1, 1956. JOHN -COPPDJGER. Jr.

Master-to-Chancery of the Circuit Court of Madison County, Illinois. FRANCIS Attorncy-at-Law, 252 East Ferguson Avenue, tOSt STUATgn Beagle. U- cctvse No. 2852. Vicinity of Come- In-Ploce and Milton Hd.

Dlsnppffnrirl last Monday. Ph. 8-12B2. white spoiled female English setter. Ferguson Wood River.

after Sjp.m. keys on Coflege Ave. Call 2-0247. PROTECTION and Linoleum Perfection GLAXO transparent coaling. Ends wnxing.

lasts months. YOUNG DHY GOODS YOU BERLOu'lhe best mothspray you've ever used. One spraying guaranteed for five years. OM E. this day forward 1 wU) no longer be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone oilier than myself.

HAROLD J. FINK 612 East Alton. June 6. 1950. flays.

ELDEHLY' sit In my home. 8-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 4-4114. 1B7 Onuldtng, LADY To baby sit sthy.

3 days week. Mother works shift work. 2-1185. GIRL or elderly woman to Care for 2 small children. Phone 4-8337.

While woman for general cleaning on Saturdays. Prefer someone In Godfrey vicinity. Call 2-3404 after 6dOjp.ni. For scientific demonstrations. It you qualify will pay up to $23 per session.

For an appointment phone 2-4535 after 3 p.m. requires experienced young lady, preferably over 30, July I. Will pay top salary lncreane with proven ability, Tills IB permanent and coupler! with good working conditions ann hospital Insurance. Write Box carr of Telegraph, and give all pertinent Information. wwte gin or lady to work at eoda counter, evenings, davn week.

be pleasant and alert. SInte refHr.nce9, asc and phone number. Write Box 910. care Telegraph, RENTAL We rent punch bowls, cups, chinaware. silverware and many other items for meetings and receptions.

CROWN FIXTURE SUPPLY CO. Phone 5-3303. From this day forward I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Cary W. Burchatt.

317 Rohm Place, Roxana, 111. June 8, PICTURE FRAMES made to order. Hundreds of samples. Reasonable. Quick service.

2-4323. 6 barbers. Air conditioned. 9 steps from Kresge bus stop. Bring the children.

Shop, save time with or without appointment. 2-6623. OK BARBER Piasa. BOAT Don't let Ions or accident spoil summer fun. Insure against loss, damage, injury.

REAL ESTATE Call Carl Roberts. 4-3108 Maurice J. WIckenhauser Agency, 3016 Broadway 2-9022 2-9332 wool finisher, silk finisher WANTED Bookkeeper. Part time Give experience bookkeeping course. Write Box rnre Telegraph.

"off WOMEN" ATTENTION Are you retired or on Social Security but allov-ed to earn $400 per month. No selling. If you have a few hours of spare time each week cnn furnish good references, for complete information, withou obligation, to Mr. J. Peters, 72B Fny, ette.

KAljfSM FIRM needs man List local accounts for collection comm. weekly. No Bellini no collecting, no exp. nee. Dlgnlfiec steady work.

Opportunity for vancement-higher earnings. Writ Box 980, care Telegraph. SICKNESS MAKES AVAILABLE Hawleigh business In Bethallo. Cot tage Hills or West Central Madiso Co. Good opportunity to continu established service.

See R. M. Luck 317 Maurice Alton. Ph. 2-3122 write Rawleigh'8, Dept.

1LF-G90-203 Freeport, Illinois. Visiting Old Home John of Chicago has been visiting his old home in Alton, and some of his relatives. He is a retired Pullman porter of 42 years' experience, who now spends his time looking after his real estate interests in Chicago. As a boy in Alton lie was a Telegraph carrier. George L.

Bauer Rites Conducted With the Rev. Leonard Todd, pastor of Evangelical Re- 1 formed Church officiating, fu-j neral rites were conducted at 2 i p.m. today In Ger.t Qnapel for CJeorge L. Bauer. Interment was in Walnut Hill Cemetery, ville.

i Organ selections were by Mrs. A. H. Hermann. Pallbearers were George JM n.ann, Gus Coffler, Jack TibbUt, C.

Hamer, Clark'Shovy and Artist, Bride Tu Sail Telegraph Want Ads Daily H. Ray Myers Resigns As Secretary of Finn H. Ray Myers, former superintendent of recreation here who left to become associated with Morehouse Wells Decatur general store, has resigned as secretary of the firm, announcement made Saturday. Myers was quoted as saying he was considering three other job offers, though he had no announcement of definite future plans. He said he would continue available to the firm as a consultant, would retain his stock in the business.

He first went into Uie store as assistant manager and head of the sports department. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Wood River, Illinois. June 4.11,18 ANNOUNCEMENTS MBMURIAM IN LOVING James R. Cawthon, killed in Korea June 11, 195t: Memories arc treasures no one can steal, And death is a heartache nothing can heal; Some may forget you, now that you are gone, But I shall remember, no matter how long. Mother, Mrs.

Richard Henry. IN LOVING MEMORY dear wife mother, Mrs. Mabel Harbick, who passed away 2 years ago, June 10, 3'ust a line of sweet remembrance, Juit a memory fond true, Just a token of love's devotion, That our hearts still 'long for you. Sadly missed by, Husband and Children. YOUK LICENSE Passport photos.

PHOTO-ART SHOP, 118 Wood River Wood River. COLOR and printed PHOTO-ART SHOP 118-H. Wood River Ave. Ph. 4-6923 Rent a Sewing Machine CENTRAL SEWING MACHINE CO 14 Broadway Phone 2-S214 PICTURE FRAMING Choose, from aamples.

Bland Art. 3025 Col lege; first house east of Shurtlef tennis courts. 3-3713 JIA fclDEKS to RIDE WANTED From Hartford 360(1 N. Broadway, St. Louis.

Ride to Los Angelef help drive and share expense. References 5-5429. WANTE5--A ride to Western. Straight flays, from 3300 College Ave. Phone 5-1771 after 5 p.m.

12A INSTRUCTIONS MEN WANTED 18-45 Practical training In Drafting and Tool and Die Designing. G.I. ap proved. Free employment service Write for Information Box 940, care Telegraph. AjR CONDITIONING Would like to hear from reliable men 18 to 55.

"we can train to overhau and install air conditioning, heating and refrigerating equipment. Mus be mechanically inclined and willing to study in spare time. No interfer ence with present occupation. Fo FREE information write Utilitie Inst, Box 930, care Telegraph. FINANCIAL MQNIIMBNTS I.OTH HARMON MONUMENT SALES 618 Acton Ave.

Wood River, 111. and'Monuments. All prices. Phone 4-8384 2-3375 fKBSONVLS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Write P. O.

Box 197, Alton, 111. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Newcomers GrbuD 75 Lindenwood Drive, East Alton, III. Ph. 2-0880 Phone Directory For Your Nearest Agent PECK BASKET Everybody Thwnl BROADWAY MAIN ORIVi-IN PRODUCE MARKET I N. V.

A Greek artist and his bjonde American bride set sail Sunday in a 28- 1 foot, on ft honey- voyage to Athens, Greece. Savas Georgiu, 37, and his brjde, the former Mary Susan Peri-y, N.Y., salifl they tp make the trip in about SO days The wupje are experienced Opening Local Dealership Old established nationally known company aifili-- with Jhe Alton Brick Company has several opining? ioy local Dealers in Alton. Wood River and Edwarduville. Our products are sold directly to home owners. Backed by long established maga- and radio advertunmenU, Good producers W.OQO to No age rewire- rotnt, Cor ntofMary, Call Riy Knilk it Stratford Hotil, Alttn.

ir fir in Aftirniin tr WHEN YOU Buy At Homi WHEN YOU FINANCE- Financi Thi "Wtdgi Plan" Way ii SITUATIONS WTII. Wood MM fcetow tft for SH6P SHOE and a real.buy, em one. AH eoiilpmerit Ineluded at nrlcf, BulldWU very reasonably. Call me details. Excellent location, shoo S27W ALLEN NIMMONS CO.

George 2.9249 2-9185 OWNER-MANAGER WANTED mmediate or spare time. Well elUblliMd national company, -Isor distributorship for new product, that Year round business. No tOlmg or experience necessary. Followtnf qualifications: 1. Honesty fc reliability Kl( .2.

Desire to own permanent btttlnesa 3. S1393 mln. cash required wnicn 4. For larger operation tlnafiolal assistance available. If you have the above write or wire giving age, phone number so personal Interview can be arranged.

Write Box 990, Telegraph. DRESSMAKING-TMIXMMNO CUSTOM MADE Work guaranteed 4-cooa, SUP Mrs. and Ironings. Al- sojnenjs laundry. Call WANTED Washings and Ironings; also meri'd laundry.

Quick service Experienced. Dial 4-7866. in my home. Ph. 5-1807.

Call 2-3726. Quick BUSINESS SERVICE BUS ANNOUNCEMENTS REFRIGERATOR VAN'S We Repair All Mokes R. E. VAN METER 5-1051 GUTTERING Purntce Repairn. free Estf- TtS SHOP.

"LAWN Mid ad. jiuted. Alton. LAWN'MOWERS MACHINE SHARPENED A. STUPPER1CH 3106 Alb.v St.

2-42M UGH SCHOOI. GIHlj wants restaurant work or baby sitting. Call 4-1991. WILL CARE FOR CHILD under five In my home. Call 4-1041.

WATER WELLS DRILLED Experienced service. Pumps Installed. Financing arranged. John E. PI Alton 2-3016, CLOGGED? DIAL 4-0513 OR 4-5654 HAMPSEY'S SEWER SERVICE WILL CARE FOR 1 CHILD In my Experienced, reference.

2-6369. sitting. Reasonable, experienced, by the hour, day or week; Don't have phone. Write P.O. Box 67, East Alton, 111.

child children by day or week. Call 2-3726. and light housework. WIU adjust to shift work. Ph.

3-6937 WILL CARE FOR CHILD 4 or 5 years old. five days a week. Ph. 4-3296. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires position; shorthand and typing.

Reference. 2-3782. Miss Hickey's graduates. FINANCIAL SS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RESTAURANT Air conditioned Completely equipped. Nice for cou pie.

Call 5-9805 after 2 p.m. TREES REMOVED Trimmed and topped; experienced service. Ligh hauling; chimney and fireplace wood for sale. Phone 3-0811, GIFT SHOP UNUSUAL SELECTION of gifts. Mostly modern.

Some antique. Approximately $3,000 In Inventory Perfect for retired person or someone Interested in a fascinating business with a good Income. Call for further particulars. ALLEN NIMMONS CO. REALTOR 2-9249 210 Wood Rivet Bart WORK GUARANTEED 24 HOUR SERVICE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE.

CARPENTER WORK ana roofing repair. No job too large or too small. Call Del, 2-6226. ALTON AREA Sewer and Septic Tank Cleaning Service Call STAMP'S SEWER SERVICE 2-4420. 824 Henry Modern electric and vacuum equipment for cleaning clogged sewer) and septic tank.

Fully insured. ALTON TREE SERVICE Take out dead limbs and trees now. Insured. Free estimates, Ph. GAS service.

Btrt- gas or city gas. Alton Heating. 911 Milton Bead. a-27flS. SEWER TROUBLES? GALL JIM'S SEWER SERVICE $2 PENNING.

WOOD HWBB DIAL 4-8921 or 4-3181 Also sink drains and toilet stools. Newest types of equipment 24-HOUR WORK GUARANTEED ANYTIME ANYWHERE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Mrs. L. C. who operates American Employment Service, 205 Piasa and also has offices in Belleville and East St.

Louis, has opened a new'off ice at 19O4 Delmar Granite City, IIF. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL AUTOMOBILE LOANS NEW OR USED CARS REASONABLE BANK RATES Loan Department First National Bank TUUST COMPANY iti Capital and Surplus 9UOO.OQO INSURANCE CORPORATION HERE IT I BLACK WITHIN THE HOUR FOR VACATION SUMMER. EXPENSES' 25 500 PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SIGNATURE MID-STATES LOAN CO TOM HOWARD fc )0 A. ook (- A A i.