The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

Monday, June 23, 194! THE DHCATUR REVIEW PAGE TEN AUTOMOBILES ANNOUNCEMENTS The DecaturRevtew Value In Machines tle north of Garber aid two foot girders. Employment Incrtascs Latest reports of empbym-snt on Class 1 railroads of tie United States as of the middle of May showed a total of 1.124.719, an in-i crease of 11.05 per cent, as compared to the corresponding time in 1940. and an increase of 4.05 per i cent over the previous April. Com-j pared to a ysar ago this date, the i maintenance of way workers show jthe greatest per cent of gain, a matter of 14.09 per cent: main-j tenance of equipment and stores which means shopmen chiefly, gained 14.11 per cent. I Wabash highballs through Deca-i tur yards ovsr the weekend han Wabash Work Shows Steady Upward Surge Not with any flourish or suddenness but with just a steady upward surge, the Wabash traffic con tinues its gains and adds more crews.

One 'more through freight train crew has been added to the south pool to make 15 turns, while one more has been added to the west end pool to make 13. Both are bulletined for bids from conductors and brakemen to Sunday. Furloughed Brakemen McDaniel. Purdy and Collier have been recalled to the west end extra board. Others were recalled to other extra boards last week.

And that has been the story for some weeks now with nearly all furloughed men "back at work or due to be back soon. At the end of the third week in June the Decatur division had handled 1.441 trains. 68.095 loads and 35.926 empties in the three weeks. Compared to the like period of 1940, this is a gain of 13.640 loads, or a little more than 25 per cent, and a gain of a little more than 15 per cent in trains operated. The loads handled wre the highest for any like period in more than a year except for last March.

Carmen Firnic Members of the Wabash local No. 277. Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, together with members of their families, are to hold their annual picnic next Saturday in Nelson Park according to posters displayed at various points by the committee Monday. Use of the big pavilion in that parktias been secured for the day. Numerous games and contests are scheduled to start off the outing at 1 p.

m. and prizes will be given the contest winners. The usuai potluck dinner will be served in the pavilion at 6 p. m. This will be followed by entertainment and dancing for the remainder of the evening, with music by Clarence Miller's orchestra.

Tickets for free refreshments, furnished by the lodge for members and their families, will b-3 given out as the member and family arrive. The committee in charge is composed of John Lee. Bob Durbin and Leo Waller. Finish Mansfield Bridge Wabash bridge and building forces have just completed replacing an old 125-foot ovr-grade woud-en tresth just north of Mansfield with concreat foundations and treated materials. They are also about to finish installation of the new water tank at Gibson City and work will then be turned to replacing an old pile and frame.

46-foot tres KMOX 1120 WBBM 760 WENR-WLS 890 WGN 720 Radio BUSINESS SERVICE Plumbing Electrical HOUSEKEEPER. motherlesThr References. 8021. after 5:30 ADAMS-KENNARD MnvineTrar1 fer Co. Quality van.

lowest cried 999 Water. 5768. CHAP'S Moving low in city. Piano moving, S1.50. Lc-J distance moving 10 points of proximaiuiv nines with Interstate Commerce C- -niccinn refutations LAJiNij a mun.w.

owe ra nianos SI. Distance movinr. a ns. Plenty help. Storage.

2-fG'L PAINTING, panorhansing. inc. ree p-nmrfirs, i.re. PAINTING, wall washing rleaninc. Beall.

4527. WALL washing, paper clean-painting. R. Wcsthafcr. 2-7151.

EMPLOYMENT Hel Wanted Female BEAUTY OPERATOR, ed. in downtown stiWio. Sak-ard commission. 2-4906. BEAUTY OPERATOR.

enced. Telephone 5313. Kp pvnerienrrri- rrfprc private home: good wages. B'i Zi.i. Heraia-neviev.

I DENTAL ASSISTANT 25-30 High school education. Must 1 neat, clean, live in Decatur. B- i 236. Herald-Review. I COOK: white.

Girls' Welfare Hnw 2-6086. DISHWASHER. Over 30 Grcider's Cafeteria. 1 EXPERIENCED hemmer. rvr-l front maker? f-r in dress factory.

Applv 103 William. 1 GIRL; counter-experienced; 1-3 p. m. Blocks sandwich Sr GIRL. 21-30; housework, career I dren: no laundry; stay nigh: 1714 E.

Lawrence, after 5. GOOD woman housework home. Must like y-Arthur M. Wood. Rt.

2. Beecb Citv. i MAID: chamber. Myers Hotel S. Main.

MAID, white, colored. Mrs. Harvey A. Sellers. 6412.

MIDDLE AGED woman, houjpwc laundry. 3 children. No Stay nights. 6243. POSITION OTEN We want a woman, qualified tn point and manage corsetiere? cally.

$35.00 salary. cxDesajf Write tamcor. camaen. J. WHITE WOMAN, housework week.

days. 430 S. Water. WOMAN 25-45. Housework, erlv ladv.

son. Stay nights. 1:3 W. Grand Ave. Help Wanted Male CAR WRECKER: Man over 35.

nly Kraft Garace. 737 E. Cerr Gordo. DISHWASHER wanted. Hotel.

136 S. Main. Mytf MAN. experienced pickuD hay ba. er.

John P. Lehn. WarrensburE MEN interested in aircraft i tory work, see our ad under Voc tional Training. MIDDLE-AGED man for dishwart in; and porter work: stay "i place. The Gables.

Bnoay. YOUNG MAN over 20. confcctirr- ery work. Good pay. 4758 rr.or: ings.

Help Male and Femaie EXPERIENCED red raspber pickers wanted at Wilson Gy-dens. Bloomington Road. 2-4C Salasmcn and Agents APPLIANCE SALESMAN. commission. crrnplct? line household appliances in Deca: See Mr.

Vandervort. Morrhcu Co. COLLECTOR, who has been r. cessful in installment acccur must own a light car in food c. dition.

Although this position collections only, previous cerience is preferred. Must able to furnish good rcfercr.c and be under 35 yprs of Guaranteed weekly income. FH sonncl manager L. C. Geary.

tcr's Furniture from 9:00 to 1-' a. m. CONTACT MAN." prelcTone soliciting or sellins merchandise to sell. Excellent portunity. permanent posit:" steady income with old 1 concern.

Personne manager. L. Geary. Fosters Furniture 9:00 to 12:00. a.

m. FINANCIAL Adjustment Comra' nss immediate opening for mr. this territory. Car essential. Ear" ings of $500 monthly in enmrr-sions can be made by richt mr Drawing account riven after ifying.

Write Box 1148. Uhio. MAN OR WOMAN to" sell infl ance. si. 00 per month pays per week for specified sicknf miu Hcciaeni.

rue Life Accident Insurance Cc. W. Jackson. Chicago. A 0 WO ANforJ R.

kins Products route. Full trains Apply 537 W. King. Work Wanted Female 't COLORED WOMAN work bv or hour. 9576.

children during day. evenines. i- 'Tp pcricncect. LADY, licht housework. 1-2 family.

Stay nights 328 S. Webs: 9 to 6. Work Wanted Male BOY age 16 with bicycle Grocery store filling station. kind work. 2-4715.

ODD JOBS, anv kind. William' win. .100 o. jacKson. z-oo- MAN married.

27. bookkeepmC fice work 3. 4 nichts week. lege. 8177 after 6.

MIDDLE AGED widow in motherless home. Box 234 b-aid-Review. FINANCIAL Business OpportuniUr' BOWLING-ALLEY andpoc Brunswick equipment. F'- Classified Advertising CALL 5151 for an experienced Ad Writer who will assist in writing Ads. Non Commercial Rates: fhaTftO day ad 25c 3c per word day ad 50c 2Vzc per word per day day ad $1.00 2c per word per day Rates for salesmen, agents, business opportunity ads.

32c per. 5-word line: minimum 3 lines: cash with order. Other commercial and contract rates on request CLOSING TIME: Classified Ads will be taken until 5:30 p. m. for The Herald, until 12 noon for The Review and 6 pm.

Saturday for The Sunday Herald and Review. On Sundays and holidays Classified hours are 4 to 6 d. m. Rates cover insertion of both Review and Herald daily beginning in The Herald or in Sunday Herald and Review. Cash rates apply only when paid in seven days Remittance must accompany mail order This paper is responsible for only one incorrect insertion.

Right to edit copy is reserved. BLIND (Box Number) Ads need not be answered by letter. Ad-Writer will gladly take your message However, it is advisable to write a letter in answering. ANNOUNCEMENTS Central Illinois Deaths WAT.nF.S Alonzo. 75.

of Clinton. died Saturdav in John Warner hospital: funeral 10:30 a. m. Monday in Reeser funeral home: burial in WaDella. WALDEN.

Alonzo. 75. WaDella. died at 5:45 d. m.

Saturday in John Warner hosoital. Clinton. Leaves daughter. Mrs. Laura Parks of Seattle.

sister. Mrs. Dora Mvers of Houston. and two grandchildren. Services held at 10:30 a.

m. Monday in Reeser funeral home. Clinton: burial in Walters cemetery-. BROWN. Mrs.

John 80. Clinton, died in her home at 3:30 a. m. Sundav. Leaves husband, and two children Mrs.

Alice Hilton and Dan Brown, both of Clinton: eight I srandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services at 2:30 p. m. Tuesdav Free Methodist church: burial in Woodlawn ceme-trv. Funerals Decatur 1A Lonergan, Mary Elizabeth Services 3 p.

Tuesday. Chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Minick, Ida Hise Services 2 p.

m. Wednesday. Chapel. Interment Grace-land cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.

Dawson Wikoff WILKINS. MRS. E. J. Services 3:30 p.

Tuesday, at me residence. where friends may call. Greenwood cemetery. Interment Brintlinger's Wheal, Herbert Services 3:30 p. m.

Wednesday, chapel. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 a. m. Tuesday. Dawson Wikoff COMER.

AMOS JACKSON. Services 11a. Wednesday, Chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. JAMES. MARY HUNT. Services 3:30 d.

m. Monday. Monson's chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Friends mav call at Monson Funeral Home.

MARSHALL. VIRGIL K. Services 3:00 d. m. Tuesdav.

chanel. Inter ment Graceland cemetery. Friends mav call after 1:00 d. m. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. NALEWSKI. CHAS. Services 1:30 p.

m. Tuesday, chapel. 2 p. m. St.

Johannes Lutheran' church. Interment Lutheran cemetery. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

SLIFER. MRS. NETTIE. Sen-ice 2:30 p. Wednesday.

Chapel. Interment a i 1 a cemetery. J. Moran Sons' Service. SMITH.

LOR-RAINE. Services 1 p. Wednesday. Chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery.

Remains at residence. 2210 E. Hickory, after noon Tuesday. J. J.

Moran Sons' Service. FuneraJs Central Illinois IB Card of Thanks Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN. a beautiful, well kept Cemetery with perpetual care. Select your lot and pay on easy terms. 146 S.

Water. 4495. 6 GRAVE LOT. Graceland cemetery. Section K.

lot 220. Sell or all. 2-8046. SINGING TOWER CONCERT at Memorial park every Sunday. 3 to 4.

7 to 8 p. m. Public invited. Personals ANSWER: Flag consists of President's seal in bronze on blue and larce white star in each corner. United Trve Sorvjco StH B'd" ANY HOUSEHOLD GOODS AUCTION sold on premises for whether it be large or small.

Any merchandise sold at our Auction House reduced 5 from 25 to 20. We get highest prices. No extra charge for picking up. Decatur Auction 963 N. Water.

2-2371. Col. Enoch Pinkston, Auct. BIFOCAL GLASSES. Complete as low as $4.95.

William Optical I lUo E. William Decatur, 111 Phone 7851. CASH in on our week end Wet Wash special. 10 lbs. 59c 3c each additional pound.

Call 5275. Wash-Rite Laundry Dry Cleaning. BROWN'S Fur Shoo. Better work for less. 1058 W.

Green. 2-2435. Evening and Jhday DECATUR NEWSPPERS. INC. I Entered as secondlass matter October 17.

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Coles, Edgr, Moultrie. Cumberland. Oat, McLean, parts of Piatt and buglas and in the following tons: Wapella, Waynesvile, WeldoilLane. oue, iStewardson. Strastirg.

Windsor, Effingham. Shumwy. Sigel, Teu-topolis. Review and Sundaj 20c ANNOUNCEMENTS Notice of Intel) to Marry IN MONTGOMERY-Ralph Grimes. 28, Irving.

Miss Eiine Simmons. 19. Hillsboro: Elmf Eusene Mc-Anarney. 21. Fanersville.

Miss Agnes Clark; 20. Farmers-ville. Born 'o DUGAN. Mr. and Irs.

Verne, in their home, Lovingon. June 20. a daughter. LE CRONE. Mr.

ancMrs. Leslie, of R. R. 2. Effinghan.

in St. Anthony's hospital, Joe 20. a son. MOSES. Mr.

and Irs. Merle, in their home, Lovirjton. June 19. a daughter. i SCAGGS.

Mr. and Mrs. Merle, of I Brownstown. in StAnthonv's hos-' pital. Effingham.

Jne 17. a daueh- ter. GLENN. Mr. and Irs.

Lester, of Dewitt. in John hospital. Clinton. June 20. 5 son.

MURRAY. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Lincoln, in St.

Cara's hospital. Lincoln, on June a son. BELL. Mr. and Mri Everett.

1737 Whitmer. a dauahtr. June 22. in D. M.

C. i BENNER. Mr. and Irs. L.

1054 North Union, a so. June 23. in D. M. C.

LAWRENCE. Mr. aid Mrs. Harold. 845 West Wassonr.

a daughter. June 21. in D. C. ANTRIM.

Mr. and Irs. L. 1535 East Cantrell. a scr.

June 17. at heme. ANNOUNCEMENTS Public SaleDates JUNE 28. Livestock sale. 3200 E.

Division. Carl Hugies. Central Illinois Deaths BROWN. Mrs. John 80.

of Clinton, died Sundav: fuicral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Free Methodist church. Clinton: burial in Wondlawn cemetery: leaves husband and two children. Mrs. Alice Hilton and Dan Brown, both of Chiton.

BURKE. Mrs. Saral. 80. formM-ly of Mt.

Zicn. died Saturday in Masonic home in Sulli-an: funeral 2 D. m. Monday in lit. Zion Presbyterian church wth burial in Brown cemetery; leaves two daughters.

Mrs. Naniie Cross. Ed- mburg. and Mrs. Luc- Isabel.

West 1 Union, and one son. John Burke. Weldon. HARLAN. Mr.

L. 73. Tuscola. died late Saturdav niihl in home: funeral services 4 d. Tuesdav Waddington funeral -iome.

burial in Tuscola cometerv. OVERBECK. Mrs. Banev. 80.

of Effingham, died Saturcav in residence: funeral 9 a. m. Thursday in Sacred Heart church: birial in St. Anthony's cemetery. SELBERT.

Mrs. Jesse. 8i of Hillsboro. died Saturday: fuaeral 2 in Bass funral home in Hillsboro: burial in Mqcon, Mo. SMITH William Franklin.

R6 died early Sunday in residenc irave wife. Ora. a son and a cauphter funeral services 1:30 on Turs-av- in Waddington funersl home-burial Tuscola cemetery TOMPKINS. Rov Leslie. 46.

died in home near Middletown. Sundiv leaves two brothers. Ernest. Erwin' Lincoln: four sisters. Marie.

Mrs. Alma Soarks. Middletown; Mr Hazel Sto tz. Mrs. Effie Hamman Lincoln: funeral 2:30 n.m.

Tuesday. First Christian church. Un- coln. direction of Wright funeral home: burial Union of brother. Ernest afto o.m.

aionHav Merchant Pilchard Rites Held in Farmer City Farmer City iStaff) funeral services for Merchant Pilchard. 74. of Farmer City who died Thursday in Merrv Urbana. were conducted at 2 m'j today in the Weedman Methodist church. Burial was in Mansfield i cemetery.

Mr. Pilchard leaves his wife and i eight children: Prof. Edwin I. Pil-I chard of Urbana. Leslie, and Mrs.

Lee Schneman of Farmer nil i-i Willard of Chicago. Mrs. C. M. Kohlenberger of Fullerton, Mrs.

V. W. Tooley of Flint, and Theodore, at home. KENXETT ESTATE Hillsboro Mrs. Edna V.

Kennett. Ohlman, was appointed in the county court here on Saturday as administratrix of the estate of her husband. Other W. Kennett. who died leaving an estate valued at $550, consisting of real estate.

1 3 7 Automobiles for Sale 11 FORD 1936 tudor: tires, motor. paint A-l condition. z-iiMi. 40 USED CARS: All makes mod els. Landers.

350 William. FORD 1940 deluxe tudor. 147 S. Calhoun. FORD.

1936 deluxe tudor trunk. Special springs, radio, heater, spotlight. Chromium wheels, white tires. Al throughout. $325.

Paul Theobald, Buffalo. GO THE FOURTH CASH IN on Tallman's used car clearance. Every car in this list priced at rock bottom and ready to give you miles of 1938 Buick Century sedan 1938 Packard 110 sedan 1938 Oldsmobile 8 sedan 1938 Lincoln Zephyr sedan 1937 LaSalle 1937 Packard 110 sedan 1937 Chrysler convertible S550 $495 $545 $495 $395 $375 $395 $375 $325 $365 $325 $295 $275 $395. 1937 OldsmoDiie sea-m 1937 Dodge sedan 1937 Buick Special sedan 1937 Plymouth coupe -1936 LaSalle sedan 1936 Dodce trunk sedan 1936 Cadillac trunk sedan 1937 Ford 85 coupe 1936 Ford tudor sedan 1935 Nash sedan 1936 Hudson sedan $275 $225 $235 $165 Saveral Others $50 to $100 J. L.

TALLMAN, 540 N. FRANKLIN CADILLAC DIAL 4512 RALPH BARDING: 75 used cars, all makes models. Lot: 816 E. Wood. Dial 2-3738.

HUDSON TERRAPLANE 1937 sedan Good condition. Private owner. 835 W. Elm. 2-4956.

BUY A BETTER CAR A BETTER BUY A BETTER DEAL NOW YOU can avoid paying increased taxes and restricted finance rates by trading your present car for one of our Better "LIKE-NEW OVER 100 CARS To Choose From LIBERAL trade allowance and easy budget terms are still available. ASK ABOUT our "60 Day Gold Seal Warranty." It's your protection against buying, the wrong car. SHOP AT THE Frank Tenney Pontiac Co. SHOWROOM LOT 401-39 N. BROADWAY (Open Eve.

Sunday) USED CARS: Bought, sold, ox-changed. Emerson. 634 S. Franklin. Cooper-Olds Co.

'40 PACKARD 110 TOURING 2 DOOR RADIO, heater, original tan finish. This car driven bv local business man who save it the best cf care. We have a special Drice on this one. come in and see it. VISIT OUR DRIVE-IN-LOT 380 N.

Broadway 9141 Nash Select Trade-Ins 1940 Ford Deluxe Tudor. 1939 Nash Sedan O'drive. radio. 1939 Oldsmobile "70" sedan, radio 1939 Oldsmobile "eO" Tudor. 1939 Chevrolet coach, rfedio.

1939 Nash Sedan. O'drive. radio. 1938 Plymouth sedan, radio. 1938 Nash sedan.

O'drive. radio. 1938 Chevrolet trunk sedan, radio 1937 Chrysler sedan. O'drive. 1937 Nash coupe, radio.

1937 Chevrolet Town sedan (2). 1937 LaFayette sedan, radio. 1937 Ford 60 coach, low mileage. 1937 Studebaker coupe. 1936 Plymouth coaches 2.

1936 Tcrraplane sedan. 1935 Chevrolet coach. REO-NASH 240 WOOD for Exchange HA CHEVROLET 1937 deluxe sedan for equityorcash.1939:l940 car. 7868. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 1935 CHE VROLETl 4 trnTlIw good 32x6 10-ply tiros.

$145. International Harvester 400 E. Main DUMP TRUCK 1935 Dodge. First-class condition. Call Plumbers Of-fice.

Housing Project. Tires and Auto Accessories 13 3 Good tires and tubes. 29x450. 1920 N. Van Dyke.

Motorcycles Bicycles BICYCLE, girl's Elgin, blue, white Almost new. $15. 746 N. Monroe 2-7245. BUSINESS SERVICE Buslneas Service DEAD ANIMALS wanted Harris-town 531 reverse charges Try our tankage Central 111.

Rendering Co. WE PAY the highest for dead or disabled stock. Decatur Scavenger Service. 9811. Reversp charges Cleaning Renovating 20 WE WILL BE CLOSED for vaca tion until June 30.

Bullard's Citv Dye Works. 733 N. Water St. Beauty Parlors 2: A PERMANENTS SI. 88 up.

Thelma's onopaoo wood obu4 WHITE HAIR needs the care cf a specialist. North Park Beauty Shop. 244 N. Park. 8733.

15 18 Personals ANY MAKE washer, radio or vacuum cleaner repaired. Central Radio Store. Phone 6S21. COUPLE, young, married, want couple, share expenses, trip to Denver. 2-7942.

COUPLE: share expenses 2 weeks trip to California and return: leaving June 28. Write or Phne Kenneth Greer. Vandalia. 111. DIRTY RUGS are unhealthy and unsightlv.

Our rug shampoo removes all dirt and restores color chness to vour nuui v.u Call 4367 DRIVING to California Tat 3 Returning Jui IS. J-du-f. Take 3. Returning Jmjf FEET HURT? They're bound to hurt if you re weaim shoes, try on a ta.r of so pliable Wolverine comfort shoes. You 11 feel like walking on a feather bed you'll wonder how you ever got along without thenv and if they offered you anv other kind of a work shoe for a dollar you still buv Wolverines.

Corne to Rosenberg's Store. 445 N. Water. FUR COATS: Drum cleaning and cold storage. 15-ooint service (inly $6.50.

Schudel's. 4275. FRIED CHICKEN DINNER: Home-cooked. 50c. 75c.

any hour, suburban home. 2-8487 for reservations. LAWNMOWERS: machine sharpened, delivered, $1. E. Main Bicycle and Lockshop.

249 E. Main. 6541. LEAVING for Los Angeles July 5. Take 3 passengers.

415 N. Water. After 6. 3-3254. MARKWELL DETECTIVE Service.

Reliable. Confidential. Reasonable. 1236 N. Water St.

Phone 2 7592. NOTICE: I will not be responsible for anv debts ether than those contracted bv mvself. Harry A. Tro-baugh. 605 Star Peoria.

Illinois. REDUCE the Ruth B. a 1 method. 1101 W. Main.

Phone 6700. RUMMAGE SALE Wednesday June 25 658 E. Eldorado. Blue Mound Eastern Star. SEWING Instruction Classes, free at Ward's each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.

Phone Wanda Hovious 'at Ward's. 4474. Mont-pomrrv Ward. WANTED. Passenger share expenses to West Coast.

References. Box 241. Herald-Review. Theaters and Amusements 7B BF.MENT THEATER. Bcment.

111. "Ziegfield Girl." James Stewart. Hedv Lamarr. Lana Turner. Shows at 7.

9:45. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD, containing $10. classification card, draft notice. Reward. Dallas Beebe, Consumers Coal Co.

POSTON screw tail. dark, white breast, front feet. 6810. LEATHER PURSE, contained Elgin wristwatch. diamond.

wedding, pearl rinss. Lost- Nelson beach. Reward. 406 '2 E. Leafland.

PURSE, black. Lake Shore Drive. Keep money, return keys. 2-0043. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale GRAHAM 1937 super-charge.

$175. After 5 d. m. 1374 N. Union.

PLYMOUTH. 1937, looking. Drafted. College. coupe, good 6842.

450 N. PLYMOUTH. 1940. deluxe coupe. Radio, heater.

2-7892. 822 S. Webster. FORD 1930 Model A lordor sedan. Good condition, reasonable.

1132 E. Riverside. H. P. HAZELRIGG CO.

"DeSoto-Plvmouth dealer." 324 E. Main. 449 E. Prairie. 8371: 2-3517.

LOW-PRICED TRANSPORTATION $39 CHOICE, $9 DOWN 1928 Ford Coupe 1931 Chevrolet Coach. 4106A 1931 Plymouth Sedan $69 CHOICE, $19 DOWN 1931 Chevrolet Coupe 1933 Chevrolet Coach (3) 1933 Chrysler Sedan 1933 Continental Coupe 1930 Plymouth Sedan 1930 Studebaker Sedan $99 CHOICE, $29 DOWN 1933 Chevrolet Coach. 3979C 1934 Ford Coach 1932 Plymouth Coach 1933 Plymouth Coach. 1059RA 1934 Plymouth Sedan $139 CHOICE, $39 DOWN 1934 Chevrolet Coupe 1934 Dodge Sedan, overhauled 1932 Essex Sedan: one-owner 1933 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1935 Plymouth Sedan, 3967B W. C.

STARR, INC. 434 N. Broadway 232 South Main CHRYSLER 1940 Deluxe 6. Looks, drives like new. Lifeguard tubes.

Low mileage. 2-4665. BUICK Lae Model Specials 1939 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe $495 1939 Oldsmobile Sedan $575 1939 Buick Special Sedan $595 1939 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sport Sedan $525 1933 Ford DeLuxe Tudor 1938 Studebaker Sedan 1937 Dodge Coupe $365 $465 $235 Decatur Motors, Inc. "Your Authorized Buick Dealer" 41 I East William Streei USED CAR LOT: Directlv Across Street from Our Sal psrnnm PRIVATE OWNER. 1936 Chevrolet town sedan.

Good condition 1253 E. Eldorado. 8836. WE HAVE a complete line of plain or shadow-proof glass. Used parts for all cars.

Red Bradley's Used Auto Parts, 1500 N. Broadway. 2-3712 Don't let old machinery rust away. Good metal has a salvage value. In fact, those machines themselves prob-ably are wanted by some of your neighbors.

Sell anything useful for quick cash. An ad in Classified will find buyers, in a hurry. Place your ad by mail, phone or by visiting the Classified counter. Dial 5151. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 Cooper-Olds Co.

'40 OLDSMOBILE ,,90" TOURING 4 DOOR BEAUTIFUL 2 tone green finish, whitewall tires, verv low mileaee. Cannot be told from new. See It. Drive It: Priced for Quick Sale. VISIT OUR DRIVE-IN-LOT 380 N.

Broadway 9141 1938 CHEVROLET master town sedan. Nice condition. $335. J. D.

Cook Son. 257 W. Main. FORD 1940 Ford "60' Coupe. Radio, heater: 5.306 actual miles.

East Wood Lot. $585 1939 Chevrolet Town. Exceptionally fine throughout. $495 1938 Buick Special Sedan. Radio, heater, automatic steering.

East Wood Lot. $525 i i 1938 Studebaker Coupe. Drives jiKe a new car. very ai-tractive. $395 1940 Hudson Super Coach.

Very low mileage. East Wood Lot. $675 1940 Pontiac "6" Sedan. Full set brand-new tires. Accessories.

$695 1940 Oldsmobile 60 Sedan. Radio, heater; A-l. East Wood Lot. $765 1939 Mercury Sedan. As clean a car as you will find on any lot.

$625 Earl Luster-John Rechtin EAST PRAIRIE AT JACKSON E. WOOD BY ROGERS THEATER YOU can alwavs buy the best car for less at Emerson Dobson. lot. 339 E. Eldorado 634 S.

Franklin. Would You Buy A Better Used Car Today? 1. If you found the car that suited you? 2. If the Drice and terms were satisfactory? 3. If vou could bp assured by a reliable authorized dealer as to the historv and condition of the car? THEN COME TO THE Dodge Trading Post MORE THAN 60 fine cars to choose from, including Dodces Plvmouths Chevrolots Fords Oldsmobiles Pontiacs Studebakers.

etc. ALL MODELS All body styles. AT BB BURNS CO. 402-32 E. PRAIRIE DIAL 2-2441 KRAFT GARAGE, USED CARS 1937 Pontiac "6" 4-door $245 1936 Ford Coupe $165 1935 Ford Tudor; Radio $165 1935 Plymouth 4-door $140 1930 Ford Sport Roadster 85 1933 Ford Tudor 65 1930 Graham "6" Sedan 45 1929 Graham "6" Sedan 30 1929 Ford Sedan 50 1928 Ford Tudor 40 1928 Ford Coupe 35 737 EAST CERRO GORDO STREET 1939 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 4 door 52idlrhrterj S745' Rob R- Pe.

241 W. Wood. LOOK! AT these lower Driced values: 1936 Plymouth sedan $145 1935 Dcfdee sedan $165 1934 Plymouth coach $145 1935 Plymouth coach $165 1934 Ford coach $145 1933 Chevrolet couDe $125 1935 Chevrolet sedan $145 And manv others. KILBORN. 131 N.

CHURCH Favorites dled 86 cars of tomatoes Saturday and 99 carloads Sunday. While these seem like huge figures they are not up to the volume of toma toes handled last year. A year ago Saturday the road handled 144 cars of tomatoes through Decatur yards, Personnel Notes Conductor iSkow of the Wabash I i north end service has reported fori duty after being off about two! weks and has taken a through freight turn. Conductor Hartnady of the Wa-i Ibash west end through freight ser- vice, who has been off duty about 10 days, because of illness and I death of a sister, has reported! for work. I The work train, which the Wa-j 'bash had in operation on the south end of this division for several: 'weeks, was cancelled last week.

I causing a string of bumps to start the enginemen and trainmen. i Mrs. H. D. Mayno, wife of the B.

and O. agent at Atwood for many years, died in a Decatur hos-; pital Sunday. Professor to Conduct' Clinton Peace Meeting Clinton (Stafft i "How to Keep America Out of War" will be discussed by Prof. i Mulford Sibley of the University of Illinois political science department in a meeting in the Dewitt county courtroom here at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday. Other persons also interested in preventing the involvment of the United States in the second World war also will speak. Coon Dog: Trials Near Lincoln Next Sunday Lincoln (Staff) The Midwest Coon Dog association will hold a field trial and fish fry on Sunday. June 29. eight milcc west of Lincoln on State route 10.

Ov3r 50 dogs are expected to enter. Races will begin at 11 a. m. Ewing Harmon. Lincoln, is chairman of the field trial committee.

Other members are William Beck and George Ferguson. WHA3 WLW WMAQ WSOY 840 700 670 1340 7:30 That Strange Mr. Pertwee: WMAQ, KSD. News Here and Abroad: WENR. 8:00 p.

m. Contented Hour; Percy Faith conductor: WMAQ, WLW. KSD. Raymond Gram Swing, news: WGN. KWK.

Guy Lom-bardo's Orch WBBM, KMOX. Famous Jury Trials: WENR. 8:15 p. m. Imperial Time: Mary Small and WGN, KWK.

8:30 p. m. Cavalcade cf America, dramatization. "Joel Chandler WMAQ. KSD, WLW.

Pageant of Melody, Henry Weber's WGN. Ion die: WBBM. KMOX. Nat l. Radio Forum: WENR.

9:00 p. m. Fred Waring's WMAQ. KSD. WLW.

Amos Andy: WBBM, KMOX. National Eucharistic Congress: WGN 9:15 Lanny Ross, tenor: KMOX. WBBM. 9:45 Rhythm Off the Record: news: WBBM. Modern Designed Music: WGN.

10:15 Bobby Byrne Orch: WENR. Del Courtney's WGX. 10:30 Henry Busse's News: WMAQ. News: Art Jarrett's WGN. KWK.

11:00 Phil Harris' WMAQ. Jan Savin's WGN. Caesar Petrillo's WBBM. Music You Want: WENR. TUESDAY MORNING June 24 8:45 Don Artiste, pianist: WBBM.

June Baker, home management: WGN. 10:00 Kate Smith Speaks; News: WBBM, KMOX. Len Salvo, organist: WGN. 10:30 Nat'l Farm and Home Hour. Dr.

W. H. Sebrell of U. S. Public Health service discussing "Malnutrition:" WMAQ.

Holly, wood Whispers: WGN. 11:00 Nat'l Eucharistic Congress: sermon by Archbishop Stritch of Chicago: WGN. Frankie Masters' KSD. 11:30 Markets; Noontime Melodies: WGN. TUESDAY AFTERNOON June 24 1 12:30 Fletcher Wiley, talk: WBBM' KMOX.

Shopping Hints: WGN. 2:00 Cubs vs. New York: WGN, WCFL. WJJD. 2:30 Storv of Bess Johnson.1 sketch: WBBM.

KMOX. 4:00 Lutheran Synod: WMAQ i Swing It: WGN. 4:30 Paul Sullivan, news: WBBM. Drama Behind the News: WEXRi runuii news WGN. Easy WENR.

5:30 Second with Helen KMOX. Aces, Husband. Menken: sketch: drama. WBBM. 5:45 H.

V. Kaltenborn, WMAQ. WLW. I I WSOY Programs MONDAY NIGHT 6:00 Tel-a-tunes. 6:45 Tin Pan Allev.

fi.54 R.C. Cola Howard Shelton. 7:00 Sterlins News Final. 7:15 Schudels' Relaxation Time. 7:36 This Rhvthmic Aae.

7:45 Hvde Park SDorts Review. 8:00 Shininc Hour. 8:15 Harrv Anrelbaum Presents. 8:30 BASEBALL. Decatur at Waterloo.

10:00 Hvde Park Snorts Final 10:15 On with the Dance. 10:30 News. 10:35 To be announced. 10:55 News. 11:00 Dancetime.

11:55 News. TUESDAY MORNING News. Sovbean Jambcree. Devotions. Musical Clock.

News. Musical Clock. Huch's HaDov Pals. ODcnin? Markets. Orcan Reveille.

Here Comes the Band. Pot and Pan Club. News. S3t. Lvcan's Safety Talk.

Sunshine Unlimited. Easter's Parade. ChaDel of the Air. Tropical Moods. Orcan Melodies.

News. Street Forum. 6:00 6:05 6:30 7:30 7:45 8:15 8:32 8:35 8:45 9:00 9:30 9:40 9:45 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 11:35 TUESDAY AFTERNOON Today's Baseball. Around the Dinner Table. Closing Markets.

Sterlinc Noon News. Smilev Maxedon. Novatime. Shining Hour. 12:00 12:05 12:19 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:35 2:55 5: OO 5:30 5:40 5:45 Riverside Gosrjel Hour.

Keyboard KaDers. WPA. News. Matinee Melodies. Boston at Cards Baseball.

Treasure Chest. Silvertown News. Musical Fanfare. Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen. MONDAY EVENING 6.00 The Telephone Hour: WMAQ, WLS.

KSD. The Amazing Mr. Smith: WGN. 6:30 Margaret Speaks, soprano: Alfred Wallenstein's Symphony WMAQ. KSD.

WLW. Lone Ranger, drama: WGN. a Nineties Revue: BBM. True cr False: Dr. Harry Hagen: VLS.

Doctor I. Q-. Jim McClam: VIAQ. WLW. KSD.

Gabriel -tter news: WGN. Radio The- 11 Claudette Colbert and Don An he in The Shop Around the rner WBBM, KMOX. Basutreet Chamber Music Socie WENH Holding.