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REVIEW Tuesday, November 26, THE DECATUR Automobiles for Sale COMPARE OUR PRICES Here are a few. Our other prices are like these. 1939 Ford deluxe coupe. Raheater. Very low mileage.

$495 1939 Chevrolet town sedan. Master deluxe with brand new motor and full set of new Seiberling tires. $575 1937 Ford coupe. A very good coupe but we got it in at a low price. Very special at $210 1937 Ford "60" tudor.

Radio. heater. A-1 condition. A real value at $235 1937 Oldsmobile sedan. Radio.

heater. and overdrive. Good tires. A rare bargain at $175 1936 Ford tudor. Very attractive.

Quiet motor. good clutch and brakes. Economical to operate. $185 E. WOOD LOT At Illinois Phone 2-7911 E.

PRAIRIE LOT At Jackson Phone 5441 Earl Luster-John Rechtin 1936 CHEVROLET town sedan. Emerson. Dobson, 500 E. William. FORD.

1934. Four door. 1828 E. Main. 1935 OLDSMOBILE "8" touring radio.

heater, a real bargain. See "Ote" Poland at Cooper Oldsmobile Co. Lot. 380 N. Broadway.

Phone 9141. HERE IT IS! KILBORN'S Pre-Inventory SALE OF 1941 Packard Trade-Ins 1939 Packard Super 8 sedan. Locally owned by prominent physician. Low mileage. radio.

heater, overdrive. covers. etc. Sold originally for $2350. Yours today for only $895 1939 Buick Century sedan.

Gunmetal gray finish. radio. heater, high ratio axel. In beautiful condition. A steal at $695 1939 Plymouth deluxe coupe.

In excellent condition. clean inside and out. Radio, heater. Yours for $595 1939 Nash deluxe club coupe. Really a honey.

Radio, heater. overdrive. whitewall tires. complete deluxe equipment. Carefully driven.

A real buy at $695 25 others $59 up. KILBORN, INC. 131 N. CHURCH 226 W. MAIN DODGE Sedan.

Heater: new paint: wonderful mechanical condition. for "Hezz" at Cooper Oldsmobile Co. 380 Ask, Johnson, N. Broadway. Phone 9141.

PRICES! HITS BOTTOM! FREDE'S PONTIAC 50 practically new cars-50 at Used Car Prices. (2) 1940 Pontiac 2 doors. (1) 1940 Pontiac "8" 4 door. (1) 1940 Plymouth deluxe convertible. (3) 1939 Pontiacs.

4 doors. 2 doors. (1) 1939 Oldsmobile 2 door. FRANK TENNEY PONTIAC CO. Park 'N' Swap Lot BROADWAY E.

NORTH BIGGEST USED CAR SALE! FREDE'S AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 J. L. TALLMAN, CADILLAC Always the best in Used Car Values! Liberal trades Easy Payments. SEE us for a good deal! 540 N. Franklin Dial 4512 NASH SELECTED TRADE-INS 1939 Nash sedan.

overdrive. 1938 Nash sedan, overdrive. 1938 Packard 6 Sedan. miles. 1938 Chevrolet touring sedan.

1937 1937 Ford Nash Tudor: Sedan: raderdrive, 1937 Chevrolet deluxe sedan. 1936 Plymouth Coach. 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1936 Nash sedan. overdrive.

1936 Terraplane Sedan. 1934 Oldsmobile Coach. 1934 Pontiac Sedan. REO-NASH 240 W. WOOD STARR'S PRICES ALWAYS LOW Payments insured against disability and loss of life.

TOP-QUALITY CARS 1940 Plymouth deluxe sedan $675 1939 Buick Special sedan 675 Plymouth deluxe coach 550 1939 Chevrolet deluxe coupe 525 1938 DeSoto sedan 325 1938 Buick Special 2 door 525 1937 Chrysler 8 sedan 450 1937 DeSoto sedan 385 1937 Dodge coupe 345 1936 Nash sedan 345 1937 Ford tudor 205 1936 Dodge coupe 250 32 others from $25 up. W. C. STARR. INC.

"Decatur's Oldest Dealer' Chrysler- 232 S. Main (Open Evenings) FORD 1937 Deluxe sedan, A-1 shape. $300 cash. 2-4623. BIGGEST MONEY SAVING Opportunity FREDE'S SALE WHAT A SALE UNTIL DEC.

1ST: Every car Guaranteed and priced to sell, it's your chance, take advantage of it. come in today. tomorrow may be too late. Dodge 2 door demonstrator. Plymouth deluxe 4 door.

1940 1939 Plymouth deluxe 4 door. 1939 deluxe 2 door. 1939 Dodge coupe. Chevrolet deluxe 2 door. 1939 Chevrolet 2 door.

radio, heater 1938 Plymouth deluxe 4 door. 1938 deluxe 2 1937 Plymouth deluxe 2 door. Plymouth deluxe 4 door. 1937 Dodge coupe. 1936 Dodge 2 door.

1936 Ford tudor. 1935 Dodge 4 door. 1935 Dodge 2 door. 1934 Pontiac 2 door. 1934 Plymouth deluxe 4 door.

1934 Oldsmobile coupe. Chevrolet 2 door. 1933 Chevrolet coupe. 1933 Ford fordor. ALL CARS have anti-freeze.

EASY TERMS YOUR present car taken in trade at its highest value. B. B. BURNS CO. "Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer" 420-32 E.

PRAIRIE DIAL 2-2441 Trucks. Tractors and Trailers 12 INTERNATIONAL, long. tractor. 1038 Frue. N.

Church. RECONDITIONED: Guaranteed International Harvester 400 E. Main. 2-1808. At Truck Headquarters 1938 long 1936 Chevrolet long dual.

1936 Chevrolet Express. 1934 Chevrolet long dual. 1936 IHC long dual. 1934 pickup 1928 Ford pickup. 1928 Ford short grain.

1935 Reo short dual. 1936 Dodge long dual. 1934 Dodge pickup. 1934. Dodge long dual.

No Reasonable Offer Refused B. B. BURNS REBUILT TRUCKS 700 E. Prairie at Hilton 2-3475 Motorcycles--Bicycles 15 BICYCLE: World make. fully equipped, balloon tires.

Good condition. 2-5436. GIRL'S bicycle, blue standard size. Good condition. 8021.

1539 N. Woodford. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service 18 AGRICULTURISTS: Dead animals reverse charges Central Ill. Renremoved promptly. Harristown I 531 dering Co.

Tankage for sale. WE PAY the highest for dead or disabled stock. Decatur Scavenger Service 9811 Reverse charges. Cleaning- Renovating 20 EXTRA SPECIAL 10 DAYS only. piece overstuffed suite cleaned $3: studio couches $2: upholstered chairs 75c.

By expert. Fully guaranteed. 2-4268. HAVE you tried our 50c. 3 for $1.35.

75c cleaning? It's guaranteed. Bullard's Cleaners. 2-2700. BUSINESS SERVICE Cleaning--Renovating 20 HAVE YOU TRIED our Economy Service? 3 for $1.35. Illinois Cleaners.

241 N. Main. 4433. Beauty Parlors 21A PERMANENTS, $1.88 up. Thelma's Shop.

965 E. Wood. 5604. WHITE HAIR needs the care a specialist. Consult Miss Yost, North Park Beauty Shop.

8733. Heating Service 23 FURNACE and flue repairing. Call Bert Boyd. 9825. 25 ADAMS KENNARD Moving fet Co Quality van.

lowest prices 999 Water 5768 CHAP'S MOVING low as 75c room in city Piano moving, $1.50. Long distance moving to points proximately 600 miles complying with Interstate Commerce Commission regulations. 2-4344. LONG'S MOVING: 50c room; DIanos $1. Distance moving Large vans, plenty help.

County 846-3. Painting--Papering--Flooring 26 PAINTING. paperhanging. Reasonable price. Lee 2-2612 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female 32 COOK: white: apply in person.

Kemmerer Orphanage, Assumption HOUSEKEEPER. adults. no Jaunsalary expected. Box 243. HeraldGIRL: Or woman, general housework.

Stay nights. 254 N. Oak Crest. 7816. GIRL.

not over 21: steady work. Jack's Barber Shop, 152 E. Main. GIRL: Or woman, part time housework. Some sewing.

1445 W. Sunset. MAID: general housework: white; willing to leave city. 9686. MAID.

nights. experienced, References. good 805 cook W. Home Main. 2-5981.

WAITRESS: 2 refined girls, experienced. 2 women cooks, 30-45 Fletcher's. 4907. WAITRESS: Experienced. Out of town restaurant.

Steady employment. Apply In Tuesday. Nov. 26. after 1 o'clock.

Wabash Dining Room. Wabash passenger station. WAITRESS for local tavern. No experience necessary. Box 256 Herald-Review.

COMPETENT woman for one charge week's of a complete cleaning four-room apartment: careful. thorough worker: better than average pay. Box 246, HeraldReview. EXPERIENCED stenographer. bookkeeper.

Able to meet the public. Fair starting salary. Must be 25. Box 257 Herald-Review. PERSONAL MAID for semi-invalid: assist with housework: $5 week.

2-1634. SECOND MAID: assist with housework: $5 week. 1358 W. Forrest. Help Wanted -Male 33 BOY.

over 16. with bicycle, as messenger. Bill's Messenger Service. 841 N. Church.

9841. BOYS to peddle tamales. Apply 1244 E. Prairie, rear. ELDERLY MEN: For furniture repairing and upholstery work.

Call 8145. Help-Male and Female 34 WANTED: Hammond Organ player. Chap's Roller Rink. Salesmen and Agents 35 I WANT to talk to 3 men willing to work 8 hours a day under supervision. Men with cars preferred.

Selling experience helpful but not essential. Good earnings year accepted. Do not phone. Apply this evening. 229 E.

Eldorado. WANTED: Man for special sales work. Steady job. Average earning $35. See Mr.

Hubbard 5-6 evenings. Kraft Hotel. Work Wanted -Female 36 GIRL: experienced: housework: day or week. 345 Packard after 5:00. HOUSEWORK: Dishwashing.

38 years old. Home nights. 1465 N. Union. HOUSEKEEPER, age, sinExperienced.

References. 314 S. State. Pana, Ill. OPENING Public stenographic office.

2nd floor over Haines Essick. Nina A. Doner, Notary. Work Wanted -Male DRIVER experienced: filling station attendant, wants any kind of work. 2-4715.

YOUNG MAN. office, file, property clerk. experienced as chief office clerk. References. 1074 E.

Wood. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 COUNTRY MARKET. Service station. 1 acre. New building.

Steam heat. Terms. Lentz. near 1244 E. Prairie.

RESTAURANT. small town near Bloomington. Good business. Ill health. Box 234 Herald-Review.

TOURIST CAMP. 4 acres. store bldg. modern bungalow. 9 cabins.

2 pumps. Good highway. $3.600. down. Wm.

T. Burge, 16 Jackson. Danville. Ill. WELL established filling station.

on highway close to Decatur, with living quarters. Doing nice business. Will consider Decatur residence in exchange. T. U.

Gustin Son. 2-4360. 4 CAR garage and repair shop. lot 100x200. On hard road near Decatur.

2-0734. Money to Loan 40 AUTO LOANS: A Cash Advanced. 2 Payments Reduced. Confidential Peoples Finance 130 W. Main.

AUTO LOANS: Refinancing. Re- 7 duced rates. See E. M. Larrabee.

226 E. William. Phone 9376. AUTOMOBILE Loans: $20 to $300 S. W.

Coe 306 Standard Office Bldg. 2-4544 CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS CASH: we will loan you any amount you need. and you can take any amount of time to repay it. Rosenberg's "Friendly Loans Since 445 N. Water.

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B. McClelland. Oreana. J. W.

Dobson. Auct. NOV 27: Closing out sale. Paul Burchett. 3.

Decatur. "Hube" Auct NOV. 29: Closing out Sale. Ida A Allison. 4 miles west Mt Auburn "Hube" Elliott.

Auct NOV. 30: Farm land. city property: Noah Jacobs estate: Court House, Decatur. C. S.

Troutman. Auct. DEC. 2: Farm sale. Earl Lane.

Moweaqua. Jake Pinkston. Auct. DEC. 2: Closing out sale.

Henry Utterback. Bement. R. H. Postlewait.

Adm. J. W. Dobson. Auct.

Ex-Hillsboro Woman Dies in California Hillsboro (Staff) Word was received here day of the death at Alhambra. of Miss Elizabeth Whitehead. 82. former Hillsboro resident. She died last Tuesday in the home of her sister Mrs.

William S. Harris. Funeral services were held there Thursday. The body will be cremated the ashes shipped to Hillsboro for burial in the family lot in Oak Grove cemetery. Miss Whitehead was a daughter then of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Whitehead pioneer Hillsboro residents. She formerly taught in Hilsboro grade schools, and for about 15 years was matron of the Wisconsin hospital for the insane at Madison. She leaves a brother. Joseph.

of Rockford, and two sisters. Mrs. Harris, and Mrs. Arthur. W.

Cole of Wellesley, Mass. Fairgrange Farmer Injured in Collision Charleston (Staff) John Blair, 70-year-old farmer. residing near Fairgrange. is in the Charleston hospital, suffering from a leg fracture just below the hip. facial lacerations and possibly a fracture of a rib.

as a result of an auto collision on the pavement at the Fairgrange curve, six miles north of Charleston, Saturday afternoon. Mr. Blair was taken to the hospital ir Clark's ambulance. Monday morning hospital attaches said his condition was "just fair." The cars involved in the crash were operated by Junior Wyeth, with whom Mr. Blair was riding.

and Floyd Newell, route 3. Charleston. Both cars were demolished. Community Vespers Planned in Illiopolis Illiopolis (Staff) The first practise of the "Community Vespers" will be held on Thursday Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.

m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pfeifer. Anyone in Illiopolis and surrounding community who wishes to take part is welcome.

Those in charge of the vespers are: Mrs. Kent Roberts, Mrs. Robert Winters, William Sturm. Mrs. Harold Hubbard.

Mrs. Virgil Hooe, Mrs. Harry Pfeifer, and Misses Viretta Sutherland and Mary Wright. ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates DEC. 3: Closing out entire dairy herd.

Elmer Yundt, Macon, Route 2 DEC. 3: Closing Out. Mrs. John Bopp. 4 miles north Argenta.

W. Dobson. Auct. DEC. 4-Closing out sale.

H. E. Easter, Rock Springs Road. Decatur. W.

Dobson. Auctioneer. DEC. 7: Executor's Sale real estate: Court House. Decatur.

Hattie Rucker estate. DEC. 17: Public sale. 4 miles east Monticello. Auctor Jordan.

owner. J. W. Dobson. DEC.

18. Closing out, Lester Lanter, Maroa. Col. E. A.

Spencer. Auct Notice of Intent to Marry Donald R. Le Veck. Decatur, Dorothy L. Gasaway.

Decatur, legal IN Willians Hubert Vice, Metcalf, Elizabeth Cornett. 17. Metcalf Watkins. 21. Villa Grove, and Ora Frances Estelle McKenzie, 21, Villa Grove.

LOGAN, Henry S. Lolling. 26. IN Hartsburg, and Helen Virginia Dangler, 21, Lincoln. IN MONTGOMERY- Charles A.

Litchfield. and Charliene M. Dyer, 19. Litchfield. Born To AUTON, Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse, 345 West Cerro Gordo. a son. Nov. 26.

at home. AWE. Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Lincoln.

daughter, Nov. 24, in Deaconess a hospital, Lincoln. route CLARK. 6. Mr.

Decatur, a son. Nov. 25. and Mrs. Harold, rura! in St.

Mary's. DOUGLAS. Sir. and Mrs. C.

Charleston. in Charleston hospital, 24. a daughter. FLAKE. Mr.

and Mrs. Berlin. in their home near Bradbury, Nov. 24. a daughter.

JELKS. Mr. and Mrs. Willie. 1008 West Sunset avenue, son, Nov.

26. in St. Mary's. KNOLLENBERG. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin. Lincoln, a daughter, Nov. 25. Deaconess hospital.

Lincoln. LANDIS. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll.

rural route 2. Decatur. a daughter, Nov. in D. M.

C. LILLY. Mr. and Mrs. William.

Sullivan, in Jarman Memorial hospital. Tuscola. Nov. 24. a daughter.

TERNEUS. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, 1909 North Main. a daughter.

Nov. 23. at home. Central Illinois Deaths COOK. James Sullivan, 64.

died Sunday night in home here; funeral services 2 p. m. Tuesday in McMullin funeral home; burial in Kellar cemetery. DRYDEN. Oscar.

78. died in his home south of Charleston at 2 p. m. Sunday. Leaves wife.

Mary; a son. David. Decatur: a daughter. Mrs. Cleta Shelby, Charleston, and nine grandchildren.

Services in Harper-Swickard funeral home at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. LONG. Mrs.

Aneta Bell. 66. Lincoln. died Sunday in her home. Leaves nusband and five children Body in Goff funeral home: services at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in Church of Nazarene, Lincoln; burial in Zion cemetery. M'ABOY. 58. Clinton.

died Satur day night in Decatur and Macon County hospital: leaves a daughter. Mrs. Leslie W. Fortman Decatur. and a son.

Kenneth of Chicago: funeral 2:30 p. m. Monday in Clinton Methodist church: Eastern Star graveside rites conducted in Woodlawn cemetery. SMITH. Mrs.

Dottie Almeda. 59. of Chestnut. died at 6:15 a. m.

Monin her home following eignt week's illness. Leaves a daughter. Mrs. Clara Holub. Pana.

and 7 granddaughter. Shirley Holub. Pana. two sisters and two brothers. Body in Sheets funeral home Lincoln: services at 2 p.

m. Wednesday in Chestnut Methodist church: burial in Laenna cemetery. WEDDLE. Mary Frances. 76.

died Monday in home of daughter. Mrs Audrey Chapman. Cisco: funeral services at home p. m. Wednesday in charge of Dobson.

Cerro Gordo: burial in Croninger cemetery. Funeral Directors HOME-LIKE SURROUNDINGS prevail at Brintlinger's Funeral Home. 500 W. Main. Phone 2-0169 Funerals--Decatur 1A EHRHART.

MRS. KATIE K. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday.

chapel Interment Boiling Springs cemetery. Friends may call at Moran's after 7 p. m. Monday. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. GRUBBS. MRS. VIOLA.

Services 1 p. Thursday. Chapel. Interment Riverside cemetery, southwest of Illiopolis. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 a.

m. Wednesday. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

KUFNER. NELLIE ROSE. Services Wednesday, St. James Catholic, church. Interment Calvary.

Friends may call at funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Tuttle, Alonzo H.

Graveside services 3 D. m. Wednesday, Fairlawn cemetery. Dawson Wikoff McCARTY. DANIEL W.

Services 2:30 p. Thursday, Chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at funeral home after noon Wednesday. J. J.

Moran Sons' Service. Card of Thanks SEABERG. JAMES: We wish to thank our friends, neighbors. A. W.

Cash Company. and W. Cash Valve Manufacturing Corporation. for their kindness and beautiful floral offerings extended in our bereavement. The Seaberg family.

In Memoriam 3 TALBOTT. R. DELBERT: In loving remembrance our dear husband and father. who passed away 3 years ago today. Wife and daughter.

Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN: A beautiful. well kept cemetery with perpetual care. Select your lot and easy terms. 146 S. Water, "4495.

HALF of 12 grave lot. front part Fairlawn cemetery. 2-2811. MONUMENTS Decatur Monument Co. 757 Greenwood Ave.

Phone 2-6814 ANNOUNCEMENTS Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 MEMORIAL PARK The Garden of Memories. Office 335. Standard Bldg. Phone 5058. Masonic Temple Activities 6A IONIC LODGE, 312.

Special I meeting Thursday, third degree MACON CHAPTER 21. R. A. M. reception Grand High Priest, Tues.

7:30 p. m. Personals ALTERATIONS, sewing, relining. Coats, dresses, men's clothing. etc.

Work guaranteed 647 W. William. 2-7848. AVON face powder, 2 boxes $1. Sonnet toilet water, 20c with order.

Maye Colbeck. 2-0032. BASKET BALL FANS: Decatur High School season ticket (13 home games) $1.50, reserved season ticket (same seat each game, $2. Best buy in state. Call 2-5322 for reserved season ticket.

BATHS: Massages: treatments. colonic irriga- Hattions: leg. field's Bath Studio. 325 S. Oakland.

BEGINNERS class in ballroom dancing, Wednesday evening, 7:30 o'clock. Central School of Music. Mrs. Grant. 4760.

BIFOCAL GLASSES: Complete. as low as $4.95. Williams Optical 108 E. Willian Decatur. Ill.

Phone 7851. BROWN'S FUR SHOP: Better work for less. 1058 W. Green. 2-2435.

CALL 2-5412 for glass. Auto glass. window and plate. Central Glass 614 E. Eldorado.

COL. E. A SPENCER will handle your auction. 25 years experience with Farm, Real Estate and furniture sales. Phone Argenta 17 reverse charges GIFTS of home work.

Mrs. Tandy. 1115 N. Union. HITS of The Season: Dry Wash and Don't worry where to hang wet clothes.

let us return them to you. to iron: 5275. Wash -Rite Laundry. Dry Cleaning. LOST A BUCK the playin' penny ante SO if I put pressure you buy a little more, you'll know I'm only trying to make back my dollar.

Don't blame me. do vou? Come in. one sure thing you'll get a bargain from me on anything you buy in the store so what's a buck amongst friends. Ben Miller at Rosenberg's. 4 MEN- -WOMEN enjoy the sport of bowling.

instructions. Pay only for games rolled. Ray Hills. MEN. WOMEN, WANT VIM? Stimulants.

tonics in Ostrex tablets pep up bodies lacking Vitamin B1 Iron. Calcium. Phosphorus. 35c size today only 29c. First package satisfies or maker refunds low price.

Call. write Roth-Johnson. Ford Hopkins. Walgreen's and all other good drug stores. 2 MIAMI.

Dec. 6 or 7: new car: take one or share expenses; references. '8951. PUBLIC PARTY Nov. 26 8 p.

316 N. Main. Lincoln Council No. 6 Daughters of America. ROUX tint $1.50.

Machineless permanents $1.95. 227 N. Main 7632 REGULAR cleaning actually lengthens the life of a garment. For prompt and dependable pick-up and delivery service, phone 4367. Norman's.

RUMMAGE SALE Nov. 27. 648 E. Eldorado. Golden Crown Sunshine club.

RUMMAGE SALE: 417 Main, Nov. 26. 27. RUMMAGE SALE Nov. 28.

English Lutheran Church basement. TWO-IN-ONE for those extra special people. show your sympathy or affection with a Parlor Market Gift Basket. Choicest fruit in 3 beautiful utility basket. Ship anywhere.

Phone 5243. RUMMAGE SALE: Daily. 819 N. Jasper. VADA MORRIS.

formerly Morris Beauty 576 W. Green. is now managing Colonial Beauty Shop. 993 N. Edward.

2-4207. WANTED: 2000 WATCHES. We bring 'em back to life. Modern Jewelers. 410 N.

Water. WANTED. Your empty milk botto the place of purchase or call tles. Will you please return them the dairy to whom they belong. Your regular milkman will return all strav bottles to their owners 5 GALLON of oil and can.

$2. 2 galoil and can 95c. Refinoil 120 E. Cerro a Gorde. Theaters and Amusements 78 BEMENT THEATER.

Bement. Ill. Bargain 10c to all. "Wagon Train." Tim Holt and Ray Whitley. Socials.

Reunions, Chicken Fries 8 CHICKEN Jitney supper. Forsyth Rebekah Lodge. Nov. 28. Serving 5:30.

JITNEY SUPPER: Bazaar: Trinity Lutheran church. 1900 E. Johns Wednesday Nov. 27. 5:30 o'clock.

Lost and Found 10 BLACK WHITE Setter bird dog pup. 3 months Reward. Belden's Lunch. 600 N. Main.

4085. LADIES black zipper purse, lost Monday Nov. 18. Decatur Drv Goods Co. Return contents.

North Park Beauty Shop. LOST: Black Cocker Spaniel. 6 months. female. Tan harness.

650 S. Crea. 2-5044. LOST: WPA check. Fred O.

Weikle. Maroa. LOST: Black cocker spaniel. months. female.

Tan harness. 650 S. Crea. 2-5044. POINTER DOG.

liver, white. Limps on left hind leg. Answers to "Mike." Reward. 1194 W. Sunset.

9325. WHITE FACED Texas steer. Wt. about 600 lbs. Phone 273 Harristown.

WRIST WATCH. 17 jewel Westfield. man's. In or near Ragsdale Reward. 1142 E.

Condit. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 CHEVROLET: 1938 sedan, maroon. $325. 1625 E. William.

SLAGLEY will pay highest cash prices for. vour car or equity. 319 N. Broadway. Dial 2-6541.

1938 CHEVROLET. Master deluxe town $465.. Cook Motor Sales, 257 W. Main. AUTO LOANS: Cash at once.

linois financing. Investment confidential. Co. Central Dial 2-0880. 222 Pate Can You Use $25? Can you use an extra $25 in Cash, at Christmas time? You can win that much in Gift Guide slogan contest, and have yourself some fun at the same time.

Read the rules, then get busy. The more slogans you submit, the better your chance of winning the grand prize. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 BUICK'S USED CAR CUT-PRICE SALE IN FINAL STAGE! HURRY! HURRY! Just 3 more Big Days Left. SALE ENDS Thursday. Nov.

28th. at 9 P. M. LOOK at this selection. pick out the car you want.

we'll make it easy for you to trade. 4 DOOR SEDANS: 1940 Buick Century, heater $898 1939 Buick Century. radio $728 1939 Buick Special, heater $618 1938 Dodge heater $438 1938 Buick. radio, heater $498 1938 De Soto. radio.

heater $483 1937 Oldsmobile. heater $348 1937 LaSalle. radio. heater $463 1937 Buick. radio.

heater $448 1936 heater $323 2 DOOR SEDANS: 1940 Mercury. radio. heater $748 1939 Ford, heater $488 1937 Ford. radio. heater $318 1936 Chevrolet $228 1936 Oldsmobile.

heater. radio $268 1935 Oldsmobile. radio, heater: $198 1934 Ford 98 1934 Chevrolet Master. heater $138 1934 Chevrolet Std. heater $125 1931 Ford 95 1930 Ford 45 COUPES: 1937 Chevrolet deluxe.

heater $298 1937 Nash. radio. heater $348 1937 Dodge. radio, heater $298 1937 Plymouth sport. heater $328 1935 Ford.

heater $168 1934 Ford. heater 88 1933 Ford 68 A FEW OTHERS to select from. All priced accordingly. REMEMBER: For a "Better see your Buick Dealer. DECATUR MOTORS INC.

YOUR BUICK DEALER 241 WEST WOOD PHONE 4213: LOT 2-3652 BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED! FREDE'S GRAVES MOTOR Mercury- Lincol: Distributor. Sales Service. 324 E. Main. 8841.

BIGGEST ANNIVERSARY SALE! FREDE'S OUR LOT LOOKS BAD BUT OUR CARS ARE GOOD SEE THESE cars before you buy. they are exceptionally clean. Not Sale Prices, just our ordinary low prices. 1939 Chevrolet town sedan $395 1937 Buick sedan $365 1937 Chrysler Royal sedan $335 1937 Oldsmobile trunk sedan $395 1938 Chevrolet town sedan $365 1937 Plymouth deluxe coupe $265 30 OTHERS all good priced low. Liberal trades and Easvi Terms.

BILGERE'S LOT ELDORADO BROADWAY FARMERS: $50 to $300 livestock. implements, etc. loans ly payments not required. Mort Loan 225 Prairie. LOANS: On city, suburban farm land.

J. D. Johnson tate. General 114 N. Insurance Water.

and Phone Real 5131. LOANS: On city property farms in Central LeRoy Illinois. expense. 351 M. Citizens Bldg.

Moyer Real. Nominal tor. 9032 PERSONAL LOANS: $20 10 80. General Finance Loan Co. Standard Office Bldz.

Phone $10 LOANS and up. See 203 Nat'l Bank Bldg. 7028: 2-772 $5 to $300 MONEY In 1 day. Married or Up to 20 months to repar. sings people.

PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 420 Standard Off. Bldg. Phone 410 $20 TO $300 New Reduced Rates DECATUR SHORT LOAN CO. 566 Citizens Bldg. Decatur, IlL Phone 8663 C.

C. McBee. Mg. CASH LOANS CASH LOANS Cash Loan You 6 Get 25 50 75 100 125 150 200 250 300 Amount you pay back EEC month includes all charges Mos 12 Mos 16 Mos 20 Mos. Loan Loan Loan Loan 4.54 2.44 9.09 4.88 13.63 7.33 5.76 431 18.18 9.77 7.68 22.72 12.21 9.60 8.14 27.26 14.65 11.52 9.55 36.29 19.48 15.31 19 45.28 24.27 19.05 15.91 54.25 29.04 22.77 19.00 This table is based on Houscholds rate of per month on the first $150 of balance and 01.

balances above $150 to $300 which is less than the lawful maximum prescribed by the Small Loan Len and is the same to everyone, No endorsers. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. Loans made on your own signature or co furniture or auto. Immediate at tention to all applications. Phone, write or visit office.

Household Finance Corporation 469 Citizens Fourth Floor 250 North Water Street Phone 5271 R. W. Chapman, Manager INSTRUCTION Vocational Training DAY. EVENING classes, beginning Dec. 2.

State accredited. Mrs. Weinberg. Decatur School Beauty Culture, N. Water.

NEW BEAUTY CULTURE class Dec. 2. Register now in the Edith L. Heller accredited school. Convenient terms.

142 E. Prairie. LIVESTOCK Dogs-Cats-Other Pets CHOW PUPPIES. 6, red. male.

Huber Memorial Hospital, Pana, Ill. PEDIGREED Cocke, Spaniel pups, $20. D. A. Morris, Caseyville.

Phone 20. or 12. SCOTTIE: Black. C. W.

Pierson, Pierson Station. Route 36. Horses--Cattle--Hogs BOARS. 7 registered Chester White, 225 to 300 lbs. Brown.

Beason. COW: Fresh. voung with calf, ner 29th. Faries Parkway. SOW.

11 pigs; cow and calf. Koshinski. mile north Rock Spring Road. BELGIAN MARE. 5 vIs.

wt. 2100. Weanling mare mule; Belgian horse colt. T. J.

Wildman. 3 miles scuth. 2 west. Bement. CALL 2-5621 COLLECT.

Hog market days. kets till 3 p. m. cept Sat. Decatur Livestock Co.

CUSTOM BUTCHERING by exper Meat cut and ienced butchers. lockers. We wrapped for your sugar-cure and your meat. Jennings' Country Market. 849-5.

at old formerly Landy's Inn. CUSTOM butchering. Troutman airport, FRESH COW: 4 to 5 gallons Springer cow. Garrett. 3900 E.

rietta. FRESH cow. piggy gilts. Lynn iels. Blue Mound.

Ill. HORSE buyers. See me. save time, J. J.

I Hill. 155 N. Woodlawn, money. 2-7208. JERSEY COW.

2 mile 2 west, 13 small heifers. H. Bullock. north Oakley. REGISTERED gilts.

C. G. Park. WarHampshires, spring boars. bred rensburg.

nice. fat. Sam Hart, SHOATS. 4. 20 mile south Rock Route Springs Road WILL BUY livestock of all kinds, Carl Hughes, 1620 Street WILL BUY all kinds of livestock.

Dick AnSale every Monday. drews. Route 5. Decatur. Co.

974-2. 10 Nice heifer old. W. calves R. 12 Henry, 3 miles Shorthorn.

days southwest Mt. Zion. Native Hereford F. Florey, mile feeder calves. Average 500.

B. south Long Creek. grass calves. bull. Earl Deakins.

Rock Spring Road. Rt. Poultry and Supplies CHICKENS: south, 2nd road Buff Orpingtons Fulk, 2nd house east. Junction 36. 121.

HENS: 60 large type Triple A Beginning to west, lay. White Leghorn. 70c each. H. Bullock.

mile north Oakley..