Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

Tuesday, August 20, ijw DECATUR HERALD 'AD' 5 AUTOMOBILES Buyer Raises Price! A bicycle advertised i in Classified Sunday was sold for more than the advertiser actually expected to get. That's what you might call real results. This is a good time to sell used bicycles. Have you one to sell? Try an ad. Dial 5151, now.

Classified Advertising CALL 5151 for an experienced Ad-Writer who will assist in writing Ads. Non-Commercial Rates: Cash Charge 1 day ad 25c 3c ncr word 3 day ad 50c 2c per word per day 7 day ad S1.00 2c per word per day Rates for salesmen, agents business opportunity ads, 32c pei 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 for The Herald; until 12 noon toi The Review and 6pm Saturday for The Sunday Herald and Review On Sundays and holidays Classified hours' are 4 to 6 o. Rates cover insertion of both Ke-view and Herald daily.

oeginninj; in The Herald, or in Sunaav Herald and Review. Cash ra'es apply only when paid in seven days. Remittance must accomoany mail order. This paper is responsible for only one incorrect insertion Right to edit copy is reserved, write a letter in answering. BLIND (Box Number) Ads need not be answered by letter Ad Writer will gladly take vour message However -it is to write a letter in answering AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 B.

B. BURNS CO. Clearance Sales EACH and every used car on our lot priced to insure immediate sale. OUR SLOGAN: Select Used Cars, carefully checked, reconditioned when necessary, and all at Bargain Prices. 1940 Plymouth 5 passenger.

2 door sedan. Mileage under 5000. 1939 Chevrolet master deluxe coupe. Radio and heater. 1938 Chevrolet master deluxe coupe.

Radio and heater. 1937 Dodge. Plymouth. Chevrolels. Fords, etc.

1936 Dodge. Plymouths, Chevro- lets. Fords, etc. OLDER CARS consisting of popular makes, some very low mileage considering their age. Many of them priced from $29 to S100.

TERMS: To meet your needs, and at lowest rates. 420-32 E. PRAIRIE DIAL 4217 PONTIACS BEST BUYS 70 Bargains. Wholesale prices. CLASSIFIED' Old Equipment Provides Scrap For U.

S. Steel New York LAP) 'Father Time" supplied more scrap iron and steel to steel makers in 1939 than any other source txcept the steel making industry itself, according to information in the forthcoming 1940 yearbook of the Institute of Scrap Iron Steel. Obsolescence, the institute explained, put on the market nearly half of 35.900.000 tons of U. S. tcrap used here and abroad in 1939.

Railroads marketed 3.500.000 tons institute estimated, from the dismantling of old equipment, replacing of rails and ordinary wear and tear. Plants making such products as automobiles, refrigerators, ships, rail equipment and other consumer goods sold 3.250.000 tons as a leftover from their operations. Junked automobiles yielded 2.6V3 000 tons. Public utilities sold about 300.000 tons and ship bre.kers tons. St.

11 to be accounted for in the estimate was about 7.700.000 tons. This metal, the institute said, came from peddlers" collections in city and country, dismantling of railroad branch lines, wrecking of buildings and general wear and tear on commodities made from iron and steel. Biggest source was "home scrap' produced by the steel and foundry industry itself in normal manufacturing operations and immediately, roinelted in new blast of steel. Domestic consumers used 32.400.-; 000 gross tons in 1939 and for-: o.gn buyers took 3.500.000. Total, value was estimated at slightly: over SHOO.

000.000. Waynesville Farmer Dies of Pneumonia Waynesville Stat't" Kdward D. Foster. 72. for many years a farmer near here, died shortly before noon Monday in Deaconess hospital.

Lincoln. Deatn was caused by pneumonia. He leaves his wife and tiie following children: Mrs. Lctha Keene. Clinton; Mrs.

Kathcrinc Sapp. of Waynesville: Mrs. Pearl Penny-roff. Canton and Cecil. Atlanta.

He also leaves two brothers. Claude and Silas. Funeral services will be held in tie Quiram funeral home in Atlanta at 2 p. m. Wednesday.

Burial v. II be in Evergreen cemetery. V. a vnesvilie. 1090 WENH-tttS toll WON 730 WBflM 710 12 Radio Was Now 1939 Plymouth sedan S645 $595 '933 Chevrolet coupe 425 375 1938 Chevrolet sedan 485 425 1937 Pontiac sedan 525 435 1937 Plymouth coupe' 415 325 1938 Ford tudor 475 395 1936 Plymouth coach 325 275 1934 Plymouth sedan 150 115 1935 Chevrolet sedan 265 215 1933 Pontiac coach 175 125 FRANK TEN.NEY PONTIAC CO.

BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service AGRICULTURISTS: Dead animals removed promptly. Harristown 53j reverse charges Central 111 Ren-denne Co Tankage lor sale. WATER HAULING, cisterns, wells dug cleaned Trucking Co 51 14 WE PAY the highest for dead oi disabled stock Decatui Scavcngei Service. 9811 Reverse charges. Building Contracting guttering, spouting.

Reasonable. Bert Boyd. 9825. Cleaning Kenovsting FOR ILLINOIS' best cleaning call Chumblcv's Economy Cleaners, 5319. FRESHNESS of your clothing is a matter of personal attention and service.

Bollards. 2-2700. HAVE VOL" TRIED our Economy Service? 3 for S1.35. Illinois Cleaners. 241 N.

Main. 4433. Beauty Parlors 21 A CALL 5604 Thelma's Shop. Perm ancnts $1.83 up. 965 E.

Wood. CONSULT a hair soecialisl 18. 19 20 fori Automobiles for Sale 11 STARRS SUMMER Sell Out SALE Big Wind-Up COMPARE: 1930 Ford roadster 1931 Chevrolet coach 1933 Pontiac coach 1933 DcSoto sedan 1935 Ford coupe 1936 Ford coupe 1937 Chrysler sedan 27 37 87 SI 17 S177 SI 97 S417 52 Others to $350. W. C.

Starr; Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth Distributors 232 S. Main Open Evenings SAVE MONEY BUY A USED CAR FROM YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 1939 Chevrolet Business Coupe. 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1939 Ford Business Coupe.

1939 Chevrolet 133' Truck. 1933 Chevrolet Snort Sedan. 1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1938 Chevrolet 131' Truck. 1933 Chevrolet 157'' Truck.

193" Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1937 Chevrolet Snort Sedan. 1937 Ford Touring Fordor. 1937 Ford Tour'ng Tudor. 1937 Plymouth Snort Sedan.

1937 Oldsmobile Spor Sedan. 1937 Studcbaker -j ton pick-up. 1937 Chevrolet 131" Truck. 1937 Chevrolet 157' Truck. 1936 Chevrolet Coach.

1936 Chevrolet Business Coupe. 1936 Dodge Touring 4 door. 1936 Dodge Sedan Delivery. 1936 International 3i ton pick-up. 1936 Ford panel.

1936 Chevrolet ton pick-up. 1936 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery. 1935 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan. 1935 Pontiac 4 door Sedan. 1935 Pontiac Sport Coupe.

1934 Oldsmobile Touring 2 door. 1934 Chevrolet Coach. 1933 Pontiac Sedan. 1932 Plymouth Sedan. FREDE East Eldorado Franklin St.

1936 PLYMOUTH SEDAN finish in gene' condition, good motor, good tires. If you like a small, economical car at a popular price, sec this one for S325. You will get a good deal at KILBORN. INC 131 N. CHURCH BUICK SAVES YOU MONEY COMPARE I I youf next permanent.

Miss North Park Beaut Shop. 8733. Plumbing Electrical ANCHOR Kolstokcr. America finest automatic coal burner. Allen Plbg.

439 North. EMPLOYMENT Work ---if ovuoi. uiu. OV fir i References. 138'j N.

Work Wnti-d Male RESPONSIBLE with General Motors, Lnrysier dealer acc.u.Vi, terns wants por.i'ior; I' keeper or combination or. parts lesmar, t'-T'" Herald-Review. Cx i FINANCIAL Bu-dnrw Op do rtiimi, CAFE adjoining roTTT- good IjtJSlI.frSS. Routes 45-50. 319 V.

A j-' CAFE, service Mali- ness. Route 4a. Hoi 'aid-Review. CAFE TO KENT: PalmGrT A- 1.1. I'Jl Greyhound bus wails: booths: 1 o-jarteis.

Onlv xpenen't-d ronsKicrcd. i Thompson. Own' r'. 4'). UDVc rrn I ii j.

i oi.r.n-i'L I.ii'JLifi d'--V. shin available. NV.irr.v cc'--' -i seat, population 8000. M.ry"' I 'r for right parr." i'-'' tors. S.

DISTRICT MANAGER National corporator; able man or or uv.ii 'un dealing with in Decatur. S500 to ed i copending on r. ritory you take; ir.vc-:-':-, per cent secured, weekly ir.cn,'.-. i.o No selling or sary. Refer' nee mandril Write 800 Herald-Rtview.

GOOD-BULKPLANT. aim v. thins complete. yeariy station W. i gal.

or Tr near Decatur, or Box 799 GOOD go.nc cow cpray. Other tjs.nc;: cash 6:9 N. Water GROCERY STORE 1 stock aod fixture 1 part. Wi ll worth 'he rr. i V.

Campbell. 169 i 2-53R4: 2-6429. Kir: GROCERY and variety nlete. in Decatur. 50 viv.

Good $4500. ff MODERN, f.iliy rtij.r market. tent; ally Bloom mgt on. Add; Herald-Review. MODERN solvci.t Good business -feet tion.

I.or.g lease Olnry Cleaners. rv. WILL LEASE country tion. electricity. Ln, a ing ouatters.

P. M. m. Monev to Loan AUTO LOAN confidential. refinancing.

Low ra't--. a Motor Mart. 1217 E. 1 Sec E. M.

226 William. Phour P.Y76. AUTO LOANS: Cash or.ee P-financinc confidential nois Investment 222 N. Fsrt-Dial CASH FOR ANY NEED: TV" school books, etc. Go: rv i- on vour own when convenient.

Rosrr.bcrs's. 5 N. Water. LOANS: On c.tv. 'i farm land.

J. D. Johnson Genera Insurance and Rca! Is-tal. 374 Citizen- Build. r.g ESTATE ns.

4 -t Minmium er "Conscription yv.c(" Z-Kirkmnn. 103 Ms'it On rnv prnpery firms in Central Illinois, expense. M. LrRr.y Mcvrr Hi tor. 351 Citizens rPUICK.CONFIDENTIAC New Reduced Butrs $20 to $300 Money Advanced AUTOMOBILES.

FUENITUKE. YOUR OWN SIGNATURE. OTHER SECURITIES CONTRACTS REFINANCED. DECATUR SHORT LOAN CO. 566 Citizens Buiid ne Decatur Iilmv Phone 8663 C.

C. McBee. V.JT. CASH LOANS 25 I 50 4.54 9.09 13.63 13.18 22 72 27.26 36.29 45 23 54.25 2 44 4.88 7.33 9.77 1221 14.65 19.43 24 27 29.04 5.7fi 7.68 9.6(1 11.52 15 31 1 9 05 4 53 p4 9.SS 100 rJU' 15 93 1903 Laundering FOR EXPERT, call 2-3569, washing, ironing, quilts, blankets. aiovinj Trucking Storage Zb ADA.MS-KENNARD Moving Trans-j for Co.

Quality van lowea prices 999 N. Water. 5768. CHAP'S MOVING, low as 75c room in city Piano moving. Si.

50 Long :4 DECATUR HERALD Morning and Sunday DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC. Entered Decatur, as 2nd Class Matter. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to all news not otherwise credited. RATES MAIL IN THE U.

S. In Illinois Out of Illinois Daily and Sunday 1 Year. $6.00 1 Yr. $8.00 6 Mo 3.00 6 Mo. 4.25 3 Mo.

1.50 3 Mo. 2.25 1 Mo. .55 1 Mo. .75 1 Wk. J5 1 Wk.

Sunday Only 1 Yr. $4.00 1 Yr. $5.00 Yearly Mail Subscription on Illinois rurai routes in groups of two S9.00. Subscriptions by mail are not accepted in any town or territory having carrier service. Remittances should be made by check or money order.

The Herald cannot assume responsibility for currency or stamps RATES BY CARRIER In Decatur Per Week Herald and Sunday 20c Herald Review Sunday 30c In Macon County tuutside Deca tur) Coles County. Champaign Countv Edgar County County parts of Piatt auc Dougla Counties, and in the following towns: Hevworth. Wapella Waynes- iville, Beason. Hallsville DeWitt. jWeldon Lane, Oakland, Humboldt 'Arthur Lake City Clarksurg Mode i a.

Stewardson. Strasburg Windsor and Wcstfield. Herald and Sunday 20c I Elsewhere Herald and Sunday 15c ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates AUG. 24 330 acres, farm land: city property. LaMaster estate.

Court House. Taylorviile. Central Illinois Deaths ALLEN. Mrs. Florence.

79. Monti-cello, died at home Monday: body in Mackey funeral home; arrangements incomplete. BICKEL. John 87, Deland. died at home at noon Monday: body in Trigg funeral home.

Deland: funeral arrangements incomplete MEDARIS. Miss Nannie, 83. Be-ment. died at 3:30 p. m.

Monday in her home; body in Mackev funeral home. Monticello: arrange-mcnts incomplete. GRUBB. Mrs. Mary Eliza.

62. Cer-ro Gordo, widow of William A. Grubb. died at home Monday; leaves four children by Mr. Grubb.

Irwin and Paul Grubb of Ccrro-Gordo. Mrs. Mont W. Million of Ccrro Gordo, and Mrs. Jerry Mc-Clcllan of Springfield.

Ohio, and a daughter. Mrs. J. C. McCutcheon of Cerro Gordo, by a previous marriage: funeral 10:30 a.

Wednesday in Dobson funeral home. Cerro Gordo. WHAS 830 WLW TOO W11AQ BT0 WSOY 1310 sor Quiz: WEBM. KMOX. Ravin ia Concert: WGN.

8:00 p. m. Tommv Dorscy's KSD. WLW. WMAQ.

Glenn Mil Icr's KMOX. WBBM. 8:15 p. m. Public Affairs.

Sen. Burton K. Wheeler discusses "Shall Wc Sell Destroyers to Britain?" WBBM. 8:30 p. m.

Uncle Walter's Dog house: WMAQ. WLW. News of the War: WBBM. WIND. KMOX.

9:00 p. ni. Amos n' Andy, sketch: WBBM. KMOX. Fred Waring in Pleasure Time: WMAQ.

KSD. WLW. Orch. p. m.

Dick Stabile's WIND. KMOX. WBBM. 9:30 p. m.

Ted Lewis' WMAQ 9:4.) m. Jan Garber Orch. WBBM 10:00 p. Orch Scott's m. News.

Abe Lyman's WENR. News. Raymond WMAQ. 10:30 p. in.

Music You Want. News: WENR. Ted Wccms' Orchestra. News: WMAQ. 11:00 p.

ni. Ray Pearl's WGN. Moffitt's WENR. WSOY PROGRAMS TIKSDAV MORM Nrw-i. 6 0." Poybran Jiniborrr.

fi Mi.rninc Dc r.t 7 00 Borrirrtown EnrbTiip. li Pniiiin' jAfk Car.son. 1:111) Nr. 7 Clr i k. :2 Opfiur.c ii.7) oi I'lonorr.

8 li On Prtrnri'' 1 01 and r.m Club. rs. 3 Ben li 10 00 fo of His IT Maxedcn. If- 4i II Cf) Orsian Mflodirs from the Einpres NVws. 11 -Is Liuu-hf cnair-; II 55 Nf s.

Tt lSDW AUtKNOON t'O '2 17 rioinc -0 S.r.iin' Sam. Nrwv ti Around the Dinurr Tb. On Rfmar.i'r. 1 15 Louis C-trdmiils vs. Binokiyn.

Tl'tSIlW Nl Silxrrtown Nrs. 10 I Concrr: 6 00 6 Wilson Ames a 4 i Kt i.i;1:ion 1 itr.o. Tomorrow lnrninc's Cf-nsole. Ilrarilinr. is Ki-yininic Ar 7 .10 Tm Pan AtVv 7 41- Hydi- r.iric Spent 8 0.1 Frar.k:f Ma-'cis On-iv .:0 n-cjttir W.tirrleo 10 10 ilvdr ParK F.ra i fwv os Ci nn Oritur.

10 4- Gas.isl-.i 'V Pause! a Tow n. f. rslra. LOft PRICES i i Favorites distance moving to points cf an- i AUTO LOANS: proximately 600 miles, complying duerd rates ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals AUTO repairs, ring jobs, motors rebuilt, machine work, electric welding. Hamilton.

325 N. Jackson BAND BOX is the "trade name" for a specific dry cleaning method which is odorless and efficient. Guaranteed satisfaction. 5275. Wash-Rite Laundry Dry Cleaning.

BICYCLE repairing, any make called for, delivered. East Main Bicvcle Lock Shop, 249 E. Main. BROWN'S FUR SHOP. Better work for less.

1058 W. Green. 2-2435. DAD AND MOTHER: If you are planning to buy your boy or girl a portable typewriter, come in or call us. We have several real buvs.

Linxweiler's. 4451. DANCE! Sunday night 10 to 1. 25c. Chap's Pavilion.

29U0 N. Main. DON'T WAIT! SEE THE Freeman Stoker. Your greatest opportunity to get a quality-built home size stoker at this special lew price S189.50 installed. Easy terms Morehouse Wells.

DRIVING to San Francisco Aug. 21 or 22. Take 2. Share expenses. Post Office Box 424.

Mattoon. Phone Co. 8789. FREE coal! with Estate heatrola bought now. Terms Liberal Trade in.

Blacks, 1133 N. Water. Fumigation Is Positive A safe way to fid your home or building of bed bugs, fleas, moths, carpet beetles, roaches is bv H. C. N.

Fumigation. POSITIVE results arc assured. No stains, no mess, no disagreeable odors. Call CENTRAL STATES EXTERMINATING CO. Licensed operators.

We are Decatur residents References exchanged. Phone 2-5544. FUR COATS, clean, repair, reline. remodel. Reasonable.

Mrs. Sarvcr, 724 W. Center. GLASSES: As low as S2.98 complete. Dr.

John W. Williams. Optometrist 108 E. William. Room 201.

Decatur. 111. Phone 7851. GOLF BALL bargains: Reclaimed balls 35c to 50 new. S3 dozen.

Morehouse Wells. JUST ONE set Ladies Crest woods. Priced for clearance, $11-95. Morehouse Wells. LET OUR FURRIERS wno make coats, restyle your furs at very little cost.

Free suggestion and estimates. Schaffcr Gluck. Reliable Furriers. 253 N. Main.

MAX Carey-approved applicator of Roektex insulation. Free estimate. 139 S. Water. 5017.

PLOWSHARES sharpened, tractor wheels cut down. Baillie. 519 E. William. Phone 2-5386.

QUICK service, rersonable prices, and a watch that keeps time. M. L. Harris. 216 E.

North. RENT A BAILEY BIKE 25c hr. Wood at Oakland. 6639. SAVE ON ODD Golf clubs.

See the "Bargain Morehouse Wells. "THE SEW OHOP." dressmaking, tailoring. alterations. Eleanor Waltzcr. 1819 N.

Main. 9530. S. GOVERNMENT tests prove Refinoil better. 10c per quart.

Refinoil 120 E. Cerro Gordo. VACATIONS arc a lot of fun. and a lot of worry. Especially when you come home and everything is soiled.

Start to work all refreshed. Let Norman's do your cleaning. Call 4367. WANTED: Your empty milk bottles. Will von please return them to the place of purchase or call the dairy to whom thev belong Your regular milkman will return all stray bottles to their owners.

machinelcss nermanents S2.50: Roux $1.50. Virginia's, 7632. Theaters and Amusements BEMENT THEATER. Bement. 111.

This theater closed on Tuesday until further notice. "Strange Cargo." CHAP'S ROLLER RINK now open 2:30 to 4:30 afternoons: adults. 15c: children. 10c. Evenings.

7:30 to 10:30. 25c. Available for private parties. 10:30 p. to 12.

Intersection of Main and Water. Socials. Reunions. Chicken Fries 8 CHICKEN FRY Sunday, Aug. 25.

Holy Trinity Catholic church Stonington, III. Serving 4 p. m. Friday. August 23.

Booriy school. Sponsored by Boody U. B. church. Serving 5 p.

m. Adults. 50c children. 25c. Lost and Found 10 LOST brown billfold near Nelson Park Pavillion.

containing money, drivers license, etc. Reward. 2-1217 STRAYED: From 146 North West-lawn, orange Persian cat. Dial 2-1437. S40 lost.

2-S10 4-S5. Saturday morn- ter House, on Edward bus. near 1 2100 N. Graecland. Reward.

21981 N. Graecland. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale BUICK 1937 Centurv sedan. R. Calvin.

Windsor. III. CHEVROLET 1935 master sedan. Good condition. Buv cquitv.

247 Illinois. 2-7726. CHEVROLET 1937. 2 door deluxe. heater, radio 1931 Ford ton truck.

1936 Chevrolet sedan delivery. Jimmie Dale Auto Bodv Shop. 242 E. Cerro Gordo. Phone" 5586.

HEVROLET1931 coach, fine eon-riition $60. 1929 Plvmouth coupe 550. 1320 E. Prairie. FORD.

1936 V-8 coach, good condition. 2-3310 1341 W. Forest after 5 p. m. FORD 1936 tudor.

New motor, Good tires. Radio, heater. A-l condition. 1816 N. Water.

i PLYMOUTH 1934 4 door deluxe. Radio, heater. A-l condition. S150. Owner.

2761 N. Church. PONTIAC 4 door, trunk. Like new. S195 Best buv in city.

1430 Sedgwick. BILGERES LOT: 40 late model cars: lowest prices. Easv tetms. Eldorado Broadway. 1936 CHEVROLET town sedan, verv clesn.

S275. Cook Motor Sales. 257 W. Main. with Interstate Commerce Commission regulations.

2-4344 LONGS MOVING: 50c room: pianos SI. Distance moving. Large vans, plenty help. Countv 846-3. Professional Services 28 GRADUATE NURSE gives colonic irrigation, scientific massage.

ir-ducmg and hourlv nursing. 2-5013. Repairing Rcfinishing 29 LAWNMOWERS sharpened, oiled, adjusted. SI. Furnace work.

Lan-don. 537 S. Oakland. 2-4905. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female ANNOUNCEMENTS Central Illinois Deaths FOSTER.

Edward 72. Waynes-ville farmer, died at noon Monday in Deaconess hospital. Lincoln: funeral 2 p. m. Wednesday in Quiram funeral home.

-Atlanta: burial in Evergreen cemetery, Wavnesville. Notice of Intent to Marry Edward C. Drobisch. Chicago, 25 Wilma L. Henile.

Oakley 21 James C. Helfrich. Hammond 24 Eleanor Ann Schudel. Decatur 21 Raymond J. Bollhorst.

Maccn 22 Mary Ellen Holdrcitn. Mt. Zion 18 Charles Hill. Decatur 33 Alice Hopp. Decatur 40 IN DOUGLAS Nason Rine.

22. Villa Grove, and Geneva Wintrcss Ashenbruncr. 18, Villa Grove. IN McLEAN Vernclle Killion. legal.

Downs, and Nellie Short, legal. Farmer City. Born To ASH. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford. Lincoln, in Deaconess hospital. Lincoln. Aug. 17.

a daughter. BELL. Mr. and Mrs. Joe.

Clinton, a son. Aug. 13. in John Warner hospital. BR I'l TON.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. 1137 North Union, a daughter. Aug.

18. in D. M. C. BROWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. 1647 East Eldorado, a son. Aug.

17. in D. M. CRITSINGER. Mr.

and Mrs. Rex. 917 North Morgan street, a daughter. Aue. 18.

St. Marv's hospital. GRINDOL. Mr. and Mrs.

John. 144:. East Hickory, a son, Aug. 16, St. Marv's.

HARGROVE. and Mrs. Earl. Lincoln, in Deaconess hospital. Lincoln.

Aug. 18. a son. JENKINS. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert. 661 West Olive, a son. Aug 17. in D.

C. McCUBBINS. Mr. and Mrs. AVoro.

Clinton, in John Warner hospital. Aus. 17. a son. NEFF.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Ccrro Gordo, a daughter. Aug.

17. in D. M. C. PARKS.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Midland City, in St. Clara's hospital.

Lincoln. Aug. 13. a son. PULLIAM.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. 935 North Union, a daughter, Aug. 17.

in D. M. C. RODGERS. Mr.

and Mrs. George of Lerna. a daughter. Aug. 18.

in Mattoon Memorial hospital. Funeral Directors I I I NT 1 1 Funeral Home, tit signed to reflect a truly homelike atmosphere. 500 W. Main. For Ambulance Dial 4421.

Prompt, efficient service. Dawson Wikoff Funerals Decatur 1A HINTON. WILLIAM RILEY: Services 11 a. m. Wednesday.

Van Bu-rensberg Baptist church. Interment Hurricane cemetery. Fillmore. 111. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. MARTIN. HARLOW: Services 1:30 P. m.

Tuesday, chapel. Interment Green Hill cemetery, Sullivan. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

LTZ. GOLD EN HARRISON: Services 3 p. m. Tuesday, chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery.

J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Card if Thanks WILLIAM: We wish to thank our friends and neighbors lor their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended in our recent bereavement. Mrs.

Russell and children. In Mcmoriam LEACH. JERRY WAYNE, who passed away 4 years ago today: A bud that the Gardener gave us. A pure and lovely child lie cave him into our keeping To cherish undefiled. But just as it was opening In tne glory of the day.

Down came the Heavenly Gardener And took our flower away. Parents and grandparents. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 KAIRLAWN: Visit this beautiful cemetery before buying a ccme-: trrv lot. Easv terms. Bennett Shade 146 S.

Water. 4495. MEMORIAL PARK: The of Memories. Office 335 Standard Bldg. Phone S058.

2 GRAVES S100: lot 256 section B. Fairlawn ccmetcrv Rev. Waltrip 2500 E. Prairie. 2-0709 S2o "Rock of Ages" markers.

Decatur Monument Co. Beautiful me-morials. 757 Greenwood Ave. Personals 7i AN AUGUST SPECIAL you cant; afford to miss. 6 reducing treat-! ments for So.

Ruth B. Pfahler.j 6700. ANNOUNCING our complete selec-i tion of engraved and diamond; wedding rings. S4.50 up. Modern Jewelers, 410 N.

Water. i 1939 Buick 2 door, radio S693 GIRL: For genera housework. 1939 Mercurv 2 door, radio S693 i Stay nights. Country girl prefer-1939 4 door sedan. red.

See Mr. Miller. 445 N. Water. for Scleral housework.

Call in S' roa. "17 Years Selling Dependable Used Cars. Three locations 133 W. William 330 N. Church PARK SWAP LOT BROADWAY E.

NORTH STS. J. L. TALLMAN. 540 N.

FRANKLIN IT WILL pay you to get our prices on these cars: 1939 LaSalle touring sedan. 1939 Buick touring 4 door. 1938 LaSalle touring sedan. 1938 Packard 120 touring sedan. 1933 Packard club coupe.

1937 Cadillac touring sedan. 1937 LaSalle touring sedan. 1937 Chrysler touring sedan. 1937 DcSoto touring sedan. 1936 Packard touring sedan.

1936 LaSalle (choice 2). 1936 Dodge 2 door. 1936 Oldsmobile coupe. 1935 Studcbaker touring sedan. 1934 Cadillac sedan.

1936 Plymouth coupe. 1935 Ford tudor. 1931 Cadillac 7 passenger. 1931 Dodge sedan. We're Trading Wild 4 NEW 1940 Oldsmobiles 44 REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS USE our 24 month payment plan on better cars.

Cooper-Oldsmobile Co. "DRIVE-IN" LOT BROADWAY E. NORTH SEE YOUR FORD DEALER FOR LOWER USED CAR PRICES The outstanding bargains of Decatur can be found on our TWO LOTS Earl Luster-John Rechtin FORD USED CARS: Bought, sold, exchanged. See E. G.

Hedges. Mgr Emerson Dobson lot. William Mill Sis. Dial 7042. 1930 FORD ROADSTER, a good school car.

runs good, fair tires. Small down payment. Several other coaches and sedans, on same easv terms. Emerson Dobson.1 634 S. Franklin.

7042. SELECTED TRADE-INS 1939 Pontiac coach, radio 1938 Nash coupe, heater 1937 Ford 85 tudor. radio 1936 Plymouth coach 1935 Chevrolet coach 1932 Chevrolet coupe. A-l 1934 Rco 1 ton truck S645 495 365 295 195 Ir5 1933 Plymouth trunk sedan, radio I 1938 Chrysler coupe, overdrive. 1937 Nash sedan, overdrive.

1937 LaFavcttc Sedan, overdrive 1936 Ford touring sedan. 1934 Plvmouth coach. 1934 Oldsmobile coach. 1934 Ford tudor. REO-NASR 240 WOOD PACKARD 1937 SEDAN This is the famous 120 model, the car which outsold all the others in its nrice class.

Heater and radio equipped, -excellent broadcloth upholstery. Packard blue finish good tires. A fine running car with up to date appearance that will run manv miles at low cost. Sacrificed to S445. Get a good deal at KILBORN 131 N.

CHURCH GIRL: Experienced care of child: I good cook, housekeeper. Relcr enecs 924 ring 2 After 5 -Xot ever 21 Jack's Barber E. Mam. 2-3863. HOUSEKEEPER, care for 2 child rcn.

Stav nights. No washing 904-11. G1F.L fur salcswork. Must be neat, aggressive and able to do part time office work. Give experience, qualification and picture in letter.

Box 796. Herald-Review. REFINED middle aged housekeeper. More for hometha tt children school age. Mother cm-; ployed.

References. Box 794. Her- STENOGRAPHER and dictaphone operator, at least two years experience. Give age. experience and last two places employed.

Permanent position. Box 805. Herald-Review. WANTED: Places where girls can work for board and room, while attending Brown's Business College. Phone 2-2664.

WHITE GIRL: Light housework care child. Part time dailv. Home nights. 127 N. Oakdale.

2-0610. Tl'fcSllAY MOUSING a. m. Myrt Marge, sketch: KMOX. News.

Mjrning: Mrlorlirs: WON. 9 00 rn. Mary Lee Taylor: KMOX. WRB.M. Lcn or gamst: WON.

1" 00 a. m. Woman in White: KSD. W.MAQ. WLW.

Happv Hanno-' nies: WJJD. 10:30 a. m. Nat'l Krrm Sc Home Hour: H.MMJ. KWK.

1115 Ill Between the Book Ends KWK. Franl.ie Master-' Orch KSD. .11 a. WMAQ m. Midtlav Service Oscar.

C. 11. men. vice president. Chicago Church Federation: WGN.

i i i aft i kxoo Aug -'ft 12 p. in. Fletcher Wilev, talk: KMOX. WRB.M. 12 4" p.

m. Hymns of All Churches: KSD. WLW. WMAQ. Harold Turner, pianist: WGN.

2 nil p. Club Matinee: F.N Ft. KWK tl.isrba.ll. Cubs vs Philadelphia: WON, WKR.M. WJJD, I 3 Oil p.

rn. Baseball. Browns vs. Wh tc Sox: KWK. KMOX.

4 00 p. News. Leightou Noble's Orch WGN. ''ft p. ni.

Paul Sullivan, news: WRB.M. l.eene Wicker, children's Sii'rit's 4 whp.m WENR. in. The Lowell World Thomas, Today: news: WLW. 5 15 m.

John B. Ke: neny. news WMAQ. KSD. .) 30 p.

m. Second Husband, ri ma with Helen Menken: WBBM. 5.45 r. ni H. V.

K.iltenborn. news: WMAQ. WLW. Tl KSOAV EVENING Aug. 20 6 no r.

Johnny Presents: WLW. WMAQ. Court of M.ss-.ni; Heirs, drama: WBBM. KMOX. 6 30 m.

Horace Heidi's Treasure Chest: WMAQ. KS1 WLW Information Please. Guests, Wal ter Wanger. producer, and Levant. pianist: WLS KWK 7 00 p.

m. Battle of the Sexes. Frank Ciuinit and Julia Sanderson: KSD. WLW. WMAQ Musical Ame'icana, Kavmond Paige's KWK.

WF.NK. We. the Fcoi'le. with Gabriel He.ttter: WBBM. KMOX.

".30 r. rn. Meredith Revue: KS'O. WLW Profes- EVERYDAY HALF HALF 242 -Ala units' X5J DISK'S tU RUBBER LAPItS 1 orCHllOS VII 4fNS il BOYS' HEEL HEELS N. lots of extras S663 4" door --l S643' heater sSa 1939 Oldsmobile 1939 Ford tudor.

1938 Buick trunk 2 door Si43 ih.ih jjoage touring 4 aoor mim 1937 Buick 4 door, radio S463 1 1Q77 rin-vJor Hor.r i-urtio SJ13. 1937 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan S423 1937 Chevrolet town sedan S343 1936 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan S313 1936 Chevrolet 4 door, radio S293 1936 Pontiac coupe, see it! S293 im; rl-m clO'l 1934 Buick 2 door sedan $.243 1934 Chevrolet 2 door, good S173 1931 Chevrolet 2 door sedan 73 Several others to choose from. Decatur Motors, Inc. Ml W. Wood Dial 4213 Automobiles for Exchange 11A TRADE equity 1936 Nash sedan; older model car.

Balance SI 10: S10 mo. 953 E. Eldorado. Trucks. Tractors and trailers 12 1934 REO l1- ton.

stake body. International Harvester 400 E. Main. Phone 2-1808. CHEVROLET 1934 master1 sedan delivery.

Ideal for small hauling or route work. Finished in black, ready for your own lettering. Good tires and motor. Special -it S165. Kilborn, 131 N.

Church DODGE 1935 V2 ton truck. Owner. 2-5516. FORD 1937 pickup truck. 1st class condition.

John Beadleston, Or-eana. TRAILER. 2 wheel, light, well built. I a napi 1 i ''-iflM I he DeieAW sale. 2-4162.

1-WHEEL wood trailer. lx3Vix5 ft Drop endgate. Evenings. John Bcschle. Macon.

Tires and Auto Accessories 13 TIRE RECAP 5.50x17: 6.25x16 S5. 6.50x16 S6. Wear like i new. Dunkcr. 600 N.

Water. 2-7815 i 3 Chevrolet tires and tubes. Chevrolet battcrv. Good condi- tion. After noon 623 W.

Motorcycles Bicycles 15 i EXCELSIOR 26" boy's bicvcle. $10. Alva Gardner. Rt. 2.

965-2. HARLEY Davidson motorcycle, $50 JTallman. 540 N. Franklin. Automobiles Wanted WANTED: Motor or motor biock for 1937 Nash-LaFavctte.

Ireland-Thornton, 350 E. Prairie. i WHITE- GIRL general housework Care of children. 254 Oak Crest! Cash Amount you pay hack 7816. Loan month inciuo.es sll 1 Yon 6 Mos.

12 Mos. 16 Mr v. u.ia. to 40. Must like chil-: Gc Losn Loan Loan ho uito.

uniiu mime. (x au.i Hor- ald-Review. Help Wanted 33 PRESSERS. cxpsrienccd men's i r5 garments. Sundav morning 1094 i Macon: week days 139 Oak-i 7,9" land.

i 2n0 300 This table is based on rate of per month oti Salesmen and Agents 2 YOUNG MEN to work lisncd routes with manswr r.rmH i estab-i pay while learning Pet" Francis I balances above S150 to S30U 150 S. Main. 7 to 8 i is Ip lhan the lawful prescribed bv the Small Loi.n 9r. 19tPr rsi unrp aim and is the same to cvervone No endorsers No rrtdit nio'irj of friends or relatives Ls-made on vour own cignnturr c-r furniture or auto Immediate tention to all annlirations write or visit office Household Finance Corporation 469 Citizens Bldg Fourth 250 North Water Street Phone R. Chapman.

Manager 5ULt ovp' SOLES. 49tPr WATER ST. Salesladies 35. A MAKE EXTRA MONEY: Full spare time. Sell latest craze.

21 Personal Initial Christmas Cards. Gold. Silver effect Initials Free. SI retail. You make 50c.

Also name-inscribed Christmas cards. 50 'for $1. Other fast-selling assortments. Experience unnecessary. Samples on approval.

Artistic. 215 Wav. Elmira. N. Y.

3 YOUNG LADIES 18-21 for local survey work. Must have good personality and conversationalist. No soliciting. Applv 7-8 p. m.

Mr. O'Neill, Kraft Hotel. 1.