The Daily American from West Frankfort, Illinois • Page 7

sip AMttfiffiAg. FRANKFORT, ILLINOIS weoNegbAY, SEPT, SI, IMS ED AD DEPARTMENT Word Two Da 60 Word; Three After Third Day lc per Word per Day. Minimum All Ads Cash In Advance. SALE dogs. O.

B. Stirtlz, Storklino baby bug- Wgn chair, small electric hea- new. 5:00 p.m. 1206 West 16-3t SALE Sweet potatoes, fff last house on South Cherry. Boner.

16-3t' ft. truck bed with and cross members, gong floor and sides, $100.00. Call TO 6:00 p.m. 6 used: 7 propel, Massey-Harris; John Deere; ft. Mas- ft.

Wood Bros. VChk" Huie Mercury Sales. "We trade for anything." Easy terms, bank rates. Phone 2266, Sesscr, II- HnoU. 14-6t TpR SALE 2 Collie pups, 4 mofuhs old, AKC registered.

Phono 1182-M. 13-6t FOR Corn pickers, used: 2 Woods 1 row; 2 GI, 1 row; 2 I.H.C. 24 for or 1 Massey- Harris mounted for 33 or 44, like new; two 101 John Deere semi- modnted; 2 GI case 1 row; 1 Bell City' 1 row. "Chic" Huie Mercury Sales. "We trade for anything." Easy terms, bank rates.

Phone 2266, Sesser, Illinois. 14-6t FOR SALE Wrap-on 17 ft. inch pipe covering for $1.00. Too late after they freeze. See Rolla and Bob.

13-6t FOR SALE SPECIALS, for duration of Queen contest. A 20 gallon natural gas water heater 949.50. A 30 gallon heavy range boiler $18.75. A 3-piece bath complete to floor $117.50. A brass to motor sump pump $57.50.

A gas bath room heater $9.75. A home Water supply system as low as 181.50. A gallon Big Chief paint regular $5.50, $5.00. A 21 foot length inch pipe $3.57, same as year ago, no change in price. We have the following pipe and fittings galvanized, black, plastic, Orangeburg, soil, copper, conduit, furnace, stove, heater, vent, guttering.

We give votes on all cash on account and sales. If we forget, ask us for them. Trecce Supply. P.S. Buy a fan now, discount.

Rolla and Bob. 13-6t FOR model good used Allis Chalmers combine. F. C. Kern, Benton, phone 85306.

FOR clean coal kind, any amount. $7.00 to $8.25 delivered. Phone FOR worms. 800 North Ida. Arthur Ragan.

FOR TO SCHOOL WITH A TYPEWRITER: Royal portables at $10 down and $5 per month. CLINE WADE TYPEWRITER AND STATIONERY STORE, 404 East Main, West Frankfort, phone 444. We also rent and repair typewriters and adding machines. 299-tf FOR and stokers, new and used. Complete service, guaranteed.

Comfort heating Service on Route 37 South Johnston City, phone Marion 21-F5. FOR worms. Joe Dotson, 1706 East Oak. FOR new 19 gas stove, only $49.95. Jacobs-Lane 204 East Main.

225-tf FOR SALE Cameras, camera supplies, films and camera repairs. See our camera department for all your needs in Photographic equipment. Jacobs-Lane located in West Frankfort's shopping center. 199-tf FOR SALE Sunbeam, Schick and Remington electric razors, and razor repair parts. Jacobs-Lane 204 East Main street.

199-tf FOR refrigerators, gas stoves and washers. Reconditioned and guaranteed. No down payment. K-S Appliance 322 East Main Street, phone 636, West Frankfort. Illinois.

173-tf FOR SALE Guaranteed water heaters as low as $59.95 to See Jacobs-Lane Co. first, agents for Illinois Electric and Gas. 199-tf FURNITURE FOR SALE- One 2-piece Kroch- lcr living room suite, one 9x12 Bigelow rug, one Chromecraft dinette set. Call 1020-J. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE acre farm, 6- room house, basement, stoker heat.

Water system, electricity, good outbuildings, oil rights. Located miles South of Mt. Vernon on Route 37 and A miles North of Bonnie. Price $9,500. Walter Finn.

FOR semi-modern house. Inquire 1210 East 5th. FOR SALE OR home, for small home without basement. 217 West Lindell. FOR SALE 6 rooms, bath, garage, small down payment, rest, like rent.

2 bedroom cabinets, corner lot, close to school, small down payment, rest, "financed at $3750. 501 East 5th. 2 bedrooms, bath, water heater, cabinets, nicely decorated. North Horn. $2500.

W. E. GRISSOM 815 West St. Louis St. Phone 353 FOR SALE OR modern house, 2 miles Southwest of town.

For Sale electric brooder, cabinets and table, lamps, Pekingese puppy. Call 45-F3 after 6:00 p.m. HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT My 5 -room modern home, unfurnished, 501 East Lindell. Inquire 305 East Lindell. 17-6t FOR RENT Houses.

Marie's Cafe, phone 4581, Zeigler. 228-tf APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished modern apartment. 413 North Douglas. Call 42 or 575. 17-6t FOR RENT 3-room modern apartment, furnished, utilities, private entrance.

Telephone 472-M. K- 17-3t FOR apartment with garage. Inquire E. R. Brown Furniture Co.

14-5t FOR RENT Two apartments, extra nice and clean. Phone 1139- 1104 East St. Louis. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, location. Working woman or middle'aged woman preferred.

1303 East St. Louis, phone 277R. 12-6t HELP GIRLS 18-25 High School Graduates Touch Typists Learn Interesting Trade in Communications Pay While Learning Assignment to Illinois Telegraph Offices INQUIRE WESTERN UNION E. R. JOHNSON, Mgr.

WANTED haul water, coal and grain. Andrew Joplin, phone 571.J. WANTED TO BUY modem home. Call 5:30 p.m. 2-bedroom 289-M after 12-tf WANTED 1248-J.

House work. Call 10-51 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Johnston City News BELL, Reporter Brpadwjly, Johnston dry PHc Phone 4571 circulation manager South Bcnfoh Street Phone 3637 MSflWi Circulation Manager and meats, includes stock and all- modern meat and vegetable display counters. Phone 202. 17-tf MISCELLANEOUS .1956 auto license now ready. Apply before November 1st for old or smaller number.

A. M. Burpo, Notary Public, 105 South Emma. 17-ti -Let us developo.your and faster service. Jacobs-Lane located in West Frankfort's shopping center.

199-tf Now is the time to start your cold shot capsules 2 months supply $1.50. Pen-Yu Drug. 6 -tf TV antenna service. New, repair or, moving. Peak's Tire and Appliance Store, phone 170.

7-tf your repairs now. Don't let the bad weather catch you. Sec Rolla and Bob. 13-Gt REMEMBER! Discount On Everything at Woodway Food Stores It's a good time to paint now. Weather, wood, and wind is right.

See Rolla and Bob. 13-6t MRS. AVERY HOSTHJW TO FRIENDSHIP UNIT The Friendship Unit of the Home Bureau met recently for its regular meeting in the home of Mrs. George Avery. Mrs.

Richard McAnnelly, president, presided. Group singing led by Mrs. Opal Fairbanks opened the meeting. Mrs. M.

H. Miller, a guest, also president of the Williamson County Home Bureau, reported on the purchase of a car for use of the County Home Advisor, Miss Ruth Grant. Mrs. I-enon Berry gave a report on the Illinois Home Bureau Federation district meeting which she attended last week at Dixon Springs. Plans were made for the unit to servo dinner at noon Saturday, during a sale at the farm home of Mrs.

Harley Smith, as a means of raising funds for the unit. The minor lesson on "Spot Removal" was given by Mrs. Joel Doerring. Miss Grant presented the major lesson, clothes for the Homcmak- ers Job." In games played, prizes were awarded to Mrs. O.

A. Stokes and Mrs. OUic Trout. Other members present were: Charles Becker, Mrs. Freeman Dorris, Mrs.

John Hughes, Mrs. Lucian Hill. Mrs. Norval Nunn, Mrs. Charles Bichl, Mrs.

Leonard Mrs. Paul Odum, Mrs. Wal ter Becker, Mrs. U. S.

Grant, Mrs. 0. L. Wall, Mrs, Loy Forcum, Mrs. Delbert Wicker, Mrs.

John Becker, Mrs. John Langan, Mrs Alice Edwards and Mrs. Frank Goddard. The next meeting will be held Friday, October 21, at the home of Mrs. John Becker.

We do engraving, jewelry repair of all kinds and watch work, on the Our repair department has all school trained employees plus years of experience in the work. See Jacobs- Lane Jewelers first for a free estimate of your engraving jewelry and watch repair. 199-tf Patch that roof now Before it rains or snows. We have the fixings. See Rolla and Bob.

13-6t Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service. Bonded representative. Phone 1080-W. CHRISTMAS PROFIT Exclusive TALL Assortment pays $60.00 on 80 boxes. 3c Imprints sell fast from 36 FREE Samples.

Wrappings BY-THE- YARD; 30-card $1 Assortment; 250 leading sellers. Assortments on approval. Surprise FREE offers. CARDINAL, 1400 State, Dept 318, Cincinnati 14. WANTED Woman to care for sick woman, prefer one to stay on place.

Call 806-M. 203 South Gardner. HELP WANTED WANTED Experienced wool presser. Apply Monroe Cleaners, Marion, Illinois. 16-3t FOR heater, excellent condition.

South apartment, 109 North Logan, after 6:00 p.m. FOR Warm Morning heater. Cheap, if sold at once. 208 South Parkhill, Mrs. L.

W. Go- dcrt. FOR SALE 5 or 6 room Glow- Boy heater. 1204 East 5th. Phone 159-R.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1947 Dodge, ton truck. Call 969-M, 1701 East Poplar. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 1 good springer registered Guernsey cow. "We trade for livestock." Washum Maytag, 410 East Main, phone 11, 13-8t REAL ESTATE FOR with landing dock on Lake Benton, across from swimming pool. 213 South Douglas.

MAN OR WOMAN TO SERVICE WATKINS customers on established routes. Average $1.95 per hour to start. Full, part time, Car essential. Write Watkins, 2900 St. Clair East St.

Louis, 111. 16- man. Married man (22-45), with car to service established route in Franklin County. Work by appointment. per week take home plus expenses to start.

We train and finance. See Mr. Miller at Franklin Hotel, Carbondale, Wednesday, September 21, 2-4 or 6-8 p.m. 15-3t' WANTED WANTED TO BUY All modern 2-bedroom home. Will pay cash.

Fred Wall, phone 619. do ironings, hems, baby sitting. Inquire 307 West 4th. or phone 364. 16-6t ATTENTION, ALL HUNTERS and SPORTSMEN Its let's go hunting time at Sears Catalog Sales Office A Complete Line of All Hunting Accessories Now Available at Low Prices Sears Catalog Sales Office 221 West Main, Phone 890 ROYAL NEIGHBOR SOCIAL AFTER LODGE Members of Royal Neighbors lodge held their monthly, social Monday night at the close of lodge Games supplied entertainment, several prizes were awarded.

Misses Opal and Lillian Murrah, Mrs. Bertha Hartwell, Mrs. Mil dred Felts and Miss Alice O'Da- nie'l, the social committee for the evening, served refreshments to twenty-seven persons. VACUUM CLEANERS our only business O. R.

Buford, Ml. Vernon. III. 10 big Sylvania prizes given to home viewers each week on Sylvania's TV show "Beat the Clock." Nothing to get your antry blanks at Walton Radio an.l TV Service, 601 South Emma and mail to "Beat the Clock." 10-tf Cesspools, septic tanks, W. P.

A toilest cleaned anywhere. Phone 552-M, Chas. King, West Frankfort. WALTON RADIO SERVICE Call 670 for radio and television service. We pick up and deliver 601 South Emma.

1 -tf Renew that furnace and strive pipe now. The fire pot is cool, time is right. See Rolla and Bob. 13-6t More than one-fifth of the 1,212 million bushels of wheat in storage in the United States April 1, 1955, was stored in Kansas. II AYR IDE WIENER ROAST FOR BOY SCOUTS Sixty Johnston City Boy Scouts and their guests enjoyed a hay ride Saturday night.

The group travel ed to the community park at West Frankfort where a wiener roast was held. Adults accompanying the group were: Scoutmaster Fred Stritzel and family. Explorer Adviser John Hughes and family, Mr. and Mrs John Grant and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Kuhnke and family and Mrs. Victor Stanley. Richard Betuski, who is station ed with the U. S. Navy at Okina wa, has arrived here for a 20-day emergency leave on account of the serious illness of his brother, Rob crt Betuski.

a patient at Barnes hospital in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crafton of Belleville were weekend guests here of His sister-in-law; nieces and nephew, Mrs.

Sally Crafton Mrs. Archie Mac Farlane, Mrs Harry Miles and Raymond Crafton and families. PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT The Past Matrons club of the Order of Eastern Star chapter in this city will meet Thursday at 7 :15 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ada Hunter. Mrs.

James Avery will be assistant hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Lenon Berry and Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Moake returned Monday from a few days visit in Aurora and Downers Grove. The Moake visited in Downers Grove with their daughter. Mrs. Robert Miller. The Berry were guests in Aurora of their son, Edward Berry and family.

LAFF-A-DAY "Is my bicycle hurt?" ROOM and BOARD By Gene Aherrn ARENT TO STACT CLEANING THE ATTIC ANP BUT TtA AU CeUMKEP UP THE JOPL. YESTEKPAV eEMAKKED HOW THIS EXHILARATING FALL All? yOO WITH ENERGY FOB WO0ONJC5! ACK. THIS NINNY MEANS TO THRU WITH THE I THOUGHT IT WOULP FRIGHTEN HIM INTO LEAVING soeey PEXTEC, IM 1 SPENT ALL LAST NIGHT WITH MY TELESCOPE SCANNING THE SKY FOE A NEW COMET! haul trash, coal, rock, tree trimming. H. L.

Leeper, 397-J. WANTED FURNITURE MOVING. Stoves, refrigerators, pianos; coal Phone 1251-W, LEDBETTERS TRUCK SERVICE. 9-tf gas cusomers, no bottle deposit, free installation. Downen Furniture Store.

Phone 93. MM WILL POSITIVELY HAVE 70 LEAVE PROSPERITY HOME BUREAU MEKTINO THURSDAY Prosperity Home Bureau Unit ill meet Thursday at. 7 p.m. at the home of JVTrs. Eunice Milligan, 300 East Fourteenth street.

KENNETH NI'ARKSKS MARRIED TWENTY-FIVE YEAR Mr. and Mrs. John Barlow attended the fall Luau, Hawaiian tyle, celebration held Sunday at the country home, "Lost Acres," of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Sparks, southeast of Marion. The celebration was in honor of the twenty-fifth wedding annivcr- ary of Mr.

and Mrs. Sparks. Approximately two hundred persons were present. Mr. and Mrs.

Van Craig, Mrs. Clcve Stocks and Mrs. Clarence Stocks spent the weekend with relatives in Gary, Ind. Mrs. George Martin of Madison (sited here the pasi week with her mother, Mrs.

Frances Evans. Mi's. Martin, also visited her sister, Mrs. Ishamel Lee, and Mr. Lee.

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bradford of Carterville, were guests here Sunday of his cousin, Mrs. M. E.

Roberts, and Mr. Rolierts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ligon attended a picnic held Sunday at Giant City state park, near Makanda.

honoring worthy matrons and worthy patrons of the Eastern Star chapters for 1954 and their families. Forty-two persons attended. Mrs. Amelia Simpson, accompanied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Simpson, spent Tuesday at the bedside of their son and husband, Charles, who underwent major surgery Tuesday at Veterans hospital in.

St. Louis. Miss Reta Jane Cobb, who is employed in Springfield, visited over the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb.

Mrs. Sylvia Thurmond and Mrs. Alta Burns were Saturday guests of friends in Stecleville. Movies Can Ease Teacher Shortage MADISON, Wis. (UP)-An dffi- cial of the U.

S. Office of Education says some educators are missing a bet by not using motion pictures to ease the shortage of teachers. Seerley Reid, chief of the federal agency's visual education branch, said films could be used for certain routine teaching tasks and take the pressure off the teachers now in the schools. He noted that some educators oppose use of films for such work and said: "It's time you did a little soul- searching," he said; "If the proper films are available, why not lot the audio-visual media teach routine aspects of learning? "What we need is a willingness to experiment and erase blocked minds for the betterment of the pupils and the teaching profession." Reid told some 250 educators at an audio-visual conference at the University of Wisconsin that many teachers quit their jobs because of the routine and paper work involved. HOLDUP SUSPECTS HAD POSSESSION OF POLICE BADGE 16 CHICAGO police today asked East St.

Louis authorities to send them the officer who owned star No. 16. They said they hoped he could identify two Negroes who were arrested here as suspects in an East St. Louis night club holdup Saturday night. Among the victims of the holdup was a policeman who was relieved of his star.

No. 16. The badge was found in the pos session of Willie Abrams, 23, and 29, when they were arrested here. They also had two loaded revolvers in their ion and were driving a-car'with stolen license plates. Police said the two also wore being questioned about a murder in a South Side tavern.

Old newspapers tor sale at The American. PHOTOSTATS Prompt Service DAVIS STUDIO 709 East Poplar Tiny's Repair Service Small Electric Household Appliances All Work Guaranteed All Makes Fast Service 720 SOUTH LOGAN PHONE 1069-M WASHER Repair Service On All Makes All Work Guaranteed JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO. 206 E. Main Phone Dr. W.

L. George OPTOMETRIST 108 West Main Street BENTON, ILL. Office Hours 8:00 to 5:00 Phone 8-3011 Founder's Days Special! Regular $3.89 Heavy Aluminum Dinner Pail Three Compartments $2" Coalfield FISH TALK SOUTH CHINA, Me. (UP) Alan B. Wigley of Newton, caught" a six-pound brown trout in China Lake using a pumpkin seed for bait.

NEED A FURNACE Call Simmons Heating Co. 112 South Emma Phone 861-W Free Estimates FOR SALE Plenty of sheets for truck beds, 72x144 In. Also clothes line posts, angles and beams. WEST SIDE IRON AND SUPPLY CO. 200 South Taft Phone 9 Also Antenna Repair We Call for and Driver AN-WOO ELECTRIC HEART OF JULIET JONES By Stan Drake BLONDIE By Chicle Young By AlCapp J3, AFAK HEARING HAL VAPP RUSHES 7HROUCH THE THRONGS OF HAPPY YAPPLAND, THROUGH THE LANb OF THE FUTURE Real spaceships) -AND AROUND THECORNER THE LAND OF THEHAMMUSALABAMMUSQ 'A SECRET AGENT X-9 By Mel Graff Wilda net 4.