Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 13

June 17, 1950. DECATUR HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 13 Lake County Polio Antioch, June 16 (AP)-Teresa Walters, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad W. Walters of nearby Little Silver lake, today became Lake county's first polio victim of 1950.

She was taken to St. Therese hospital in Waukegan. Legal Notices NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION Public lotice5 is hereby given that a special Municipal Election will be held in and for the City of Decatur, County of Macon and State of Illinois on Tuesday, July 11th. 1950, as provided by law for the purpose of submitting to the voters of said City the following question: "Shall the maximum tax rate for the corporate fund of the City of Decatur, Illinois, be established at .333 per cent on full. fair.

cash value instead of .1652 per cent, the maximum otherwise applicable to the next taxes to extended?" The approximate amount under the proposed rate is $500.119.00. The approximate amount extendable under rate otherwise applicable to the next taxes to be extended is $248.107.00. The legal voters of In the several election districts established and designated for this election will be entitled to vote at said election in their respective district at the following places: Election District No. 1 Polling Place: Warren School, 1419 North Warren Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of North Edward Street and the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad, thence North on the center line of said North Edward Street to its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch: thence Southeasterly along said center line of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch, to its Intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) thence South along said center line cf the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad: thence West along the said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad to the point of beginning.

Election District No. 2 Polling Place: Oglesby School. 2400 North Union Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line, of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District); thence North along said center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur, Illinois. As now established, thence West and following the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur, Illinois, as now established, to its Intersection with the center line of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch: thence Southeasterly along the center line of said main track of the Illinois Central Railroad.

Peoria Branch, to the point of beginning. Election District No. 3 Polling Place: Garfield School. 1000 West Grand Avenue. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad and the center line of North Edward Street: thence North along said center line of North Edward Street to its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch; thence Northwesterly along the said center line of the main track of the Illinois Central Railroad, Peoria Branch to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur.

Illinois. as now established: thence West and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur, Illinois, as now established. to its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad: thence East along said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad, to the point of beginning. Election District No. 4 Polling Place: Dennis School.

1499 West Main Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad and the center line of North Oakland Avenue: thence South along the said center line of North Oakland Avenue and South Oakland Avenue to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois aS now established: thence Southwesterly and following the said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois AS now established, to Its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad: thence East along the said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad to the point of beginning. Election District No.

5 Polling Place: Mary W. French School, 520 West Wood Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the Intersection of the center line of North Oakland Avenue and the center line of main track of the Wabash Railroad: thence East along said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad to its intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District): thence Southwesterly along said center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to Its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois, as now established: thence Northwesterly and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois, as now established.

to Its intersection with the center line of South Oakland Avenue: thence North along said center line of South Oakland Avenue and North Oakland Avenue to the point of beginning. Election District No. 6 Polling Place: Riverside School, 1033 East Cantrell Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) and the center line of East Cantrell Street extended from the East: thence Fast on said extended center line and the center line of East Cantrell Street and continuing East on said center line of East Cantrell Street and said center line extended to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois, as now established: thence Southwesterly and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur.

Illinois. as now established. to Its intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District): thence Northeasterly along said center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to the point of beginning. Election District No. 7 Polling Place: Washington School.

400 South Maffit Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) and the center line of East Wood Street: thence East along said center line of East Wood Street to its intersection with the center line of Nelson Park Road: thence Southeasterly along said center line of Nelson Park Road to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois, as now established: thence South and Southeasterly and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois. as now established: to its intersection with the center line of East Cantrell Street extended from the West: thence West on said extended line and the center line of Fast Cantrell Street and continuing West on the center line of East Cantrell Street extended West from South Franklin Street to the intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District): thence Northeasterly along said center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to the point of beginning.

Election District No. 8 Polling Place: Roach School, 1900 East William Street. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad, Main Line (Clinton District) and the center line of East Wood Street: Wood Street to its intersection with the thence East along said center line of East center line of Nelson Park Road: thence Southeasterly along said center line of Nelson Park Road to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois AS now established: thence North and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur. Illinois, as now established.

to its intersection with the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad, at North 22nd Street: thence Southwesterly and following said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad to its intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad, Main Line (Clinton District): thence Southwesterly along the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to the point of beginning. Election District No. 9 Polling Place: Durfee School, 1222 East Grand Avenue. Boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad. Main Line (Clinton District) and the center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad: thence East and following said center line of the main track of the Wabash Railroad to its intersection with the Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur.

Illinois. as now established. at North' 22nd Street: thence North and following said Corporate Limits Line of the City of Decatur, Illinois, AS now established. to its intersection with the center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District): thence South alone said center line of the Illinois Central Railroad Main Line (Clinton District) to the point of beginning. The polls for said special municipal election will be opened at 6:00 o'clock A.

M. and will close at 5:00 o'clock P. M. on said date. Dated this 5th day of June.

1950. D. F. Davis. City Clerk.

The Decatur Herald RATES BY MAIL IN THE 8. In Illinois Dallyeana Sunday $10.00 5.50 6 1 Daily rear montha except $7.00 3.75 Sunday months 3.00 3 months 2.00 month 1.10 month 75 1 week .30 week .20 Sunday Only-One Year $5.00 ay Outside of State Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday 1 year $15.00 1 Fear $9.00 5 months 8.25 6 months 5.00 3 month months 4.35 1.50 3 month months 2.75 1.00 week 40 week .25 Sunday Only -One Year $6.00 Subscriptions by mail are not accepted in town or territory baving carrier Remittance should De made by check or money order. The Herald cannot assume 29 responsibility for currency or stamps RATES BY CARRIER In Decatur- Per Weel Herald Daily only 20c Herald and Sunday Herald and Review and Sunday 500 ElsewhereHerald and Sunday 300 Marriage Licenses Russell E. Janvrin. Decatur 22 Marilyn J.

Tatham, Decatur 18 Robert Dean Green. Decatur 20 Jo Ann Snyder, Decatur 18 Wayne H. Hull. Decatur 20 Charline L. Fedrign, Decatur 17 Donald Oyler, Decatur 23 Betty Cravens, Decatur 26 Earl C.

Huber, Danville leges Olive L. Stein, Danville legal Ruth Frazier. Decatur 24 Ruben H. Scroggins, Decatur 20 Edwin R. Gardner, Moline 44 Florence B.

Carlin, LaSalle 33 Edward H. Kruger. Leavenworth. Kan. 30 Margaret Elizabeth Riedel, Decatur 28 Born To ABSHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. Clinton. June 15, in John Warner hospital, Clinton.

COOK. Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Earl, 02552 North Union, a son. June 16, in D.

M. C. CORNTHWAITE. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard. 1816 North College, a son, June 16. in D. M. C.

CRAIG. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin William. 4110 East Grand, twins, boy and girl, June 15, in D.

M. C. DIEKOFF. Mr. and Mrs.

Delmar. Delavan, a son, June 16. in Deaconess hospital, Lincoln. HARROLD, Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard. Clinton, a' daughter, June 16, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. INGRAM, Mr. and Mrs. Richard.

Elkhart, June 16, in Deaconess hospital, Lincoln. JENNE. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry, 553 West Main, a son, June 16.

in D. M. C. KARR, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin, Wapella, 8 daughter, June 15, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. KOCH. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond.

1757 North Folk, a son, June 15, in D. M. C. and Mrs. Harold.

529 South Seventeenth. a son, June 16. in D. M. C.

IN CHRISTIAN Charles Baccadutre, Rachel B. Smith. Taylorville. James W. Ariana, 21 Kincaid.

Wilma Jean Beaed. 21. Taylorville. IN DEWITT-John Richard Alwood. 21.

Clinton, Phyllis Jean Lang, 19, Wapella. Douglas Bicknell, 19, Marjory Wampler. 16, Waynesville. IN LOGAN- Elmer Charles Eeten. Emden, Anna Jeanette Lolling.

Hartsburg. Harry Shiftlet. Waynesville. 'Ann Tygreet. Atlanta.

Calvin Broughton, Mary Helen Anderson, Lincoln. Central Illinois Deaths FLOYD, Morris 54. Sullivan. died 5:30 a. m.

Friday at home: leaves wife Claire: son James Mattoon: daughter Mrs. Ruth Dedman. Phoenix. brother Cleveland. Orange.

Texas: body in McMullin Funeral home: services 2:30 p. m. Sunday Sullivan Christian church. burial Greenhill cemetery. Central Illinois Deaths BECK.

John, 81. Latham, died 4:35 p.m. Friday in Sweeney Convalescent home, Peoria; leaves wife Carrie: two sons. Otis, Winnetka: George, Peoria: two daughters. Mrs.

Prank Wachter, Latham: Mrs. Lucille Gayward. California: brother Ruth and sister Mrs. W. T.

Ree. Decatur: services 2 p. m. Monday Latham Christian church, burial Lake Bank cemetery; body in Schahl funeral home, Mount Pulaski. BOWERSOCK, Mrs.

Mary, 75, Berry, died 7:30 a. m. Priday in St. hospital. Springfield.

leaves children. roll. Clark, Ellis and Lela of Berry; brother Len DeBarr and sister DeBarr. both of California: services 2:30 p. m.

Sunday Chesnut-Pearce Connolly funeral home, Taylorville; burial Owaneco cemetery. CROFT. Michael 71, near Lincoln. died 4:15 p. m.

Thursday at home: services 2. p. m. Saturday Holland Barry funeral home. burial Irish Grove cemetery, near Middletown.

HICKLE. A. 82. Greenup, died. 8 a.m.

Thursday in home daughter Greenup: services 2 p. m. Sunday Bishop funeral home. burial Tippett cemetery north of Greenup. MARTIN, Charles 74.

Lincoln, died 11:30 a. m. Friday in St. Clara's hospital, Lincoln: leaves two daughters, Mrs. Anna Dike.

Lincoln; Mrs. Emma Myers, Stockton. two sons. Calvin and S. Chicago: services 2 5.

m. (daylight ing time) Monday Wright funeral home, burial Union cemetery. Funerals--Decatur 1A Bridges, Lt. Howard R. (Pop) Services 1:30 p.

m. Saturday chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. Full military honors Castle Williams Post 105. Friends may call at funeral home.

J. J. Moran Sons Irving, Mrs. E. P.

Services 2:30 p. m. Saturday, chapel. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call at fu12 noon Saturday.

neral hO home from 10:30 A. m. to Dawson Wikoff Kitchens, Mr. James Samuel Services, Macon 10. a.

m. County Saturday Memorial chapel. Park Intercem- etery. Military honors. Friends may call at funeral home.

J. J. Moran Sons Lazarenka, Mrs. Mary M. Requiem high mass 9 a.

m. Monday. St. Patrick's Catholic church. Interment Calcemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home. J. J. Moran Sons Roedner, Mary E. Services 3 p.

m. Saturday chapel. ment Graceland cemetery. Friends call at funeral home. J.

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Is YOUR Son Ready for a Route? Make sure that he does not miss this chance to gain life-time benefits from spare-time route, as soon as he reaches carrier age. Contact our Circulation Department for information about becoming newspaperboy. The HERALD and REVIEW Saulsbery Milton L. Service 2 P. M.

Saturday ILLIOPOLIS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Paul Rhoades Officiating BURIAL. RIVERSIDE CEMETERY Friends May Call at PRITCHETT FUNERAL HOME Until Time of Service PRITCHETT Funeral Home ILLIOPOLIS PHONE 150 Funeral Flowers 1C HOURANS FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 THE Water at Wood St. Card of Thanks WALKER. ROBERT We wish to thank friends, neighbors, General Electric employees.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Roar P-T. Staley Fellowship Club. East Park Baptist Church. Conovers Tavern and Henry's Tavern for the beautiful flowers and sympathy extended during our recent bereavement. Mrs.

Kathryn Walker and family Mr. and Mrs. Robt. S. Walker, and family.

Funerals--Central lilinois 1B In Memoriam 3 PARK. NINA M. In memory of our loved one who passed away 1 year ago today. Though her smile is gone forever, And her hands we cannot touch, We never. shall never lose sweet memories Of the one we loved so much.

Mother and Family. SCHUMAN. ELEANOR MYRTLE: who passed away 3 years ago today. In the graveyard softly sleeping Where the grass gently waves, Lies the one we love so dearly, In her silent lonely grave. Though her smile is gone forever And her face no more we see.

We still have precious memories of the days used to be. Husband. Daughter. Sister. Masonic Temple Activities 6A GREAT LIGHT LODGE 1064: Public installation of officers Saturday.

7:30 D. 10.. Corinthian room, Masonic Temple. Personals ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS PO. Box 903 SPECIAL meeting.

Local Union No. 443 U.M.W.A. Sunday, 2 p. m. at Trades and Labor Hall.

WANTED: Ride to West Coast. Man. Share work, or pay. Box 674, Herald-Review. Where To Go 70 A BIG DIFFERENCE in fried chicken and believe me, that served at The Acre is the best! 2601 W.

Main. A WAY OF LIVING all of you can enjoy! Just drive down to Old Pioneer Club. have cocktails, dinner and dance to Harry Ryan's band. Lake Fork, Ill. AIR COOLED COMFORT.

a thick. juicy T-Bone Steak and good service. That's a perfect for Dad on his day. Tower Cafe. Rts.

48 51. BEER SERVED ON CURB at Starlite Inn 1604 N. 22nd. and delicious hamburgers, sandwiches, ice cream. soft drinks.

BEMENT THEATRE. Bement, fu. "Frontier Outpost." Charles Starrett. Also "The Barbara Hale. Sun.

The Town." in technicolor, Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. CASH YOUR PAYROLL CHECKS. no charge. at The Fair Tavern. 121 E.

Main. CREST THEATER. Cerro Gordo. Ill. Jane Sam Bass" in technicolor with Yvonne de Cario and Howard Duff.

Coming Sunday. "Mrs. Mike." DAD would love a case of beer for his gift. Lincoin Square Tavern. 121 N.

Main. DANCE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT American Legion Pavilion, Sullivan. Ill Ralph Yancy and His Orchestra and Maxine and Her Band. alternate weeks DANCE NIGHTLY Joe's Place 848 E. Wood Jesse Snoke's orchestra Mixed drinks.

wine. beer. FRIED CHICKEN OR BARBEQUED Chicken, ribs, ham, beef or pork: dinners, besides our many other meat dishes. Will be a treat for your family or friends. UPTOWN CAFE 531 N.

WATER GRAND THEATER. Sullivan. Roy Rogers Trigger in "Down Dakota Way." on from 2:30. Sun. John Payne in "Eagle The ICE CREAM SOCIAL: Grace Methodist Church.

June 17. 5 to 9 Sponsored by the Youth Fellowship LAST Minute Father's Day Gift Suggestion. A case of beer. We deliver. Ph.

3-7751. The Winery. 1093 W. Main. NEVER A DULL MOMENT at The Night Owl in Macon.

Dancing nightly, All kinds of mixed drinks and beer. NOW IS THE WEATHER to enjoy Ralph's Pub where you can sip a cool glass of beer in air conditioned surroundings. 135 S. Oakland. RUMMAGE SALE: Water.

Friday evening. all day Saturday, Nu Phi Mu Sorority. SURPRISING THINGS happen to food, but at Hill's Cafe in Bement. their surprise is that they have the best in food. WHY ACCEPT LESS when you can get the best at The Wooden Shoe.

Chicken. steaks a and chops. 241 E. Main. Beer.

liquors. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD lost Spitler beach. Wednesday, contained important papers. Reward. 2-7675 or 3-6651.

LOST in or near Wabash station Key ring containing keys and number plate. Reward 6583. RED billfold. downtown area. contains important identification.

Reward. W. G. Hopkins, 615 S. 2nd.

Phone 2-0291. Springfield. Reverse charges. SHELL RIM glasses. Bifocals, lost Thursday.

Reward. Phone 2-3815. WHITE PURSE Lost Tuesday: Keep money return purse. Fae Morey, 1437 N. Water.

Automotive 11 AIRPLANE: 1946 Piper Cub. A-1 condition, $600. C. R. Bayless.

816 E. Wood. Buick, 1941 Special Sedanette. Radio. Heater.

Good tires. Nice car. MOTOR SALES, 3-2711 BUICK. 1947: Special, fully equipped, new tires. A-1 condition.

2-5293 after 5. BUICK. 1948. Super 4 door 12 000 actual miles. Radio.

heater. air ride tires. like new. Priced for quick sale. Thomas Mobilgas Station.

Junction 48-51. Carpenter Buses, new and used. Will trade 34-passenger bus for 46-passenger bus. Chevrolet preferred. 1940 Chevrolet panel, good shape.

1941 Chevrolet Mat bed with crain sides. 1939 Ford tudor. 1937 Chevrolet 114 short with grain box. 1936 Dodge coupe. 1936 Chevrolet 1935 Chevrolet 4-door.

AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER C. B. Moore, Inc. BLUE MOUND, ILL, Automotive 11 BUICK: 1949 gray 4-door Super. Low mileage.

Phone 6225. CHEVROLET 1934 2 door. Extra clean. Runs good. Cheap.

836 N. Main. CHEVROLET. 1937. clean, 2-door.

Phone 29-411. Chevrolet 1938 2 door. Good transportation, $195. Ford 1937 tudor. $75.

Evans Oil Co. 503 E. Prairie Ph. 2-2611 CHEVROLET. 1940: 2 door.

Radio and heater. like new inside and out Priced to sell. 323 N. Jackson. 3-7881.

CHEVROLET 1940. 4-door Special Deluxe sedan. 1948 motor with 13.000 miles. Radio. heater.

very clean. 2-0521 Chevrolet, 1941 2-door Very clean 1-owner car MOTOR SALES, 3-2711 CHEVROLET 1947 Cab-Over Engine 2 ton. 2 speed axle. Combination stock and grain bed. 33.000 actual miles.

1 owner. Finch's Shell Service. Wyckles Corner. 3-7090. CHEVROLET 1947 black aero sedan, clean.

Call La Place 3401 or 3531. CHEVROLET. 1947 Aero. Radio, heater $1025 2532 E. Olive.

CHEVROLET 1948 Fleetline Aero 2 door sedan. Low mileage, all extras. Sacrifice. Call after 5, W. Prairie.

CHEVROLET: 1948 2-door. excellent. radio heater. $995. 317 W.

Wood. Chevrolet 1949 Styleline Deluxe 2-door. Radio. Heater. Seat covers.

Perfect in every WAS. MOTOR SALES. 3-2711 CHEVROLET 1949 convertible. canary yellow. 7700 miles.

Private owner. 3-7874. CHRYSLER 1947 Windsor Club coupe. All extras. an excellent car.

See Fin Edwards, quality Cadillac. Oldsmobile Sales, Mattoon. DODGE 1936 Sedan. Runs good. $65.

3-6950. DODGE. 1939 4 door perfect condition. 1602 E. Moore.

Dodge, 1941 coupe. Radio. Heater. Original black paint. Very nice.

MOTOR SALES. 3-2711 DODGE truck 1948. 1-ton wheels with grain box, low mileage. duals E. Locust.

DODGE 1948 door. Clean. Low mileage. Priced reasonable. Phone 3-9667.

FEDERAL 1949. grain and stock body. perfect condition. 1941 Ford 11 ton stock body. Glatz Truck Service.

Federal Truck Distributors, 1304 E. Eldorado 2-4488. FORD 1931 Coupe: Chevrolet 1941 truck. 219 W. Cerro Gordo.

Phone 3-6454. FORD 1932 Model coupe. Good dependable transportation. Cheap. Motor and tires 1n fine shape.

$90. Call 3-80. after 1 p. FORD 1935. 1939 motor.

Good running condition. Good rubber. Needs upholstering. $75. 3-2712: 644 E.

Leafland. FORD. 1940 tudor. radio. heater $250.

S. Franklin. FORD 1941 Convertible. Radio. Heater or trade.

Phone 8-1294. FORD Fordor. Super Deluxe Radio. Heater. Benton Motor Sales.

corner 23rd Prairie, 3-9622. FORD 1949 Station Wagon, like new. low mileage: Ford Service truck with wrecker crane. Miles Kincaid. Hammond, Ill.

Phone 2941. INTERNATIONAL D-30 Truck, with 8 ft.x 12 ft. grain bed, tip-tops, stock rack and 2 year old St. Paul hoist. Truck and tires in good condition.

W. F. Miller Son, Assumption. Illinois (I. H.

Deader). INTERNATIONAL 1938 truck, newly N. Franklin. 3-8493. painted, good.

Bartlett-1 531 JEEP 1949 Station Wagon, heater. extra tires. Good condition. 210 Millikin Campus. KAISER late 1947 4 door.

Nice and clean. For sale or trade for equity in house. 1212 E. Leafland. NASH 1940 4 door.

Radio. Heater. Just overhauled. Good tires. Low down payment.

836 N. Main. CLDSMOBILE. 4-door. 6 cylinder.

Fair condition. 1304 E. Lawrence. 3-9709. OLDSMOBILE: 1938 4-door.

good condition. 1725 N. Broadway after 5. OLDSMOBILE 1948 club sedan. an excellent low mileage automobile that is finished in a beautiful shiny black and equipped with all the extras that make driving a real pleasure.

Maurer Motor Sales (Oldsmobile dealer) Route 51, Clinton. PLYMOUTH. 1937 deluxe. 530 W. Packard after 3:30.

PLYMOUTH: 1939 4-door DeLuxe: 1946 motor, $115. 151 E. Marietta. PLYMOUTH 1939 2-door. good condition.

731 S. 21st. PLYMOUTH. 1942 4 door. Radio.

heater. runs extra good $350. 632 S. Franklin. Plymouth, 1948 Special Deluxe 2-door.

Radio. Heater. Very clean Priced to MOTOR SALES, 3-2711 PONTIAC. 1936 parts for sale. Phone 3-8874.

PONTIAC 1948 Convertible Coupe fully equipped. like new. Benton Motor Sales. corner Prairie 3-9622. PLYMOUTH.

1949 convertible. Radio, heater spotlight. fog lights backup lights. air ride tires plastic seat covers. Hollywood muffler 7.000 actual miles Priced for quick sale Thomas Mobileas Station.

Junction 48-51. PONTIAC. 1934. Good condition. 775 E.

Cleveland STUDEBAKER. 1940 Champion club coupe. Good motor $100. 1151 E. Eldorado.

STUDEBAKER 1940 Club Sedan: Sell or trade for pickup truck. 3-3745. 3850 E. Hickory. Authorized Crosley Dealer Offers A Crosley Hotshot Roadster and Station Wagon.

demonstrators. at a dis. count. factory guaranteed. low down payments, small monthly payments New 1950 Crosley sedan.

Only $242.64 down. 1918 Chrysler Windsor sedan A perfect 1 owner car. 30.000 miles. Guaranteed. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Aero sedan.

Like new. 1 owner car. 26.000 miles. Guaranteed. 1941 Buick sedanette 1941 Pontiac sedanette 1940 Dodge sedan 1940 Ford Deluxe tudor 1939 Plymouth 4 door 1938 Chevrolet 2 door.

Several 1935. '36. '37 models. $50 up. Coffey Auto Market C.I.A.T.A.

MEMBER 529 E. North Phone 3-1311 AUTO LOANS on clean late model cars to responsible people Quick confidential service. Kilborn's, 131 N. Church. B.

B. Burns Saturday Specials 1942 Nash club coupe, $325 1937 Ford fordor. $195 1937 Buick Club coupe, $195 1936 Chevrolet ton, grain bed. $145 B. B.

Burns C. I. A. T. A.

MEMBER 402-432 E. Prairie Phone 4217 DODGE PLYMOUTH Automotive A Wise Car Buyer Will Visit Buick's USED CAR LOT FIRST 1948 BUICK Super Sedanette $1595 1948 Clipper Super PACKARD.IS equipped $1695 1948 DODGE Coupe $1175 1948 CHEVROLET 4-door $1175 1947 STUDEBAKER Champion 2- door $1095 1946 De Custom Club coupe, very $1195 1946 PACKARD Clipper Club Coupe $1145 1941 BUICK Special Sedanette, very good 575 1942 STUDEBAKER Commander door, good condition 545 1939 CHEVROLET 2-door, radio heater 345 Several Others to choose from Open Week -Day Evenings Mon. thru Fri. Open Sun 9 to 1 P. M.

Highfield Buick Used Car Lot 744 E. Prairie Phone 5794 A Glorious Summer Is Ahead For You IN ONE OF THESE SUPER BUYS! 1950 Cadillac coupe. 70 mile, fully equipped. 1950 Cadillac Sedan. maroon, very low mileage, fully equipped.

1950 Pontiac Sedanette 2 tone green. hydramatic, radio, beater. white side walls. Specially priced. $2295.

1949 Chevrolet Club coupe, 2 ton, low mileace. 1949 Mercury club coupe, gray, fully equipped. 1948 Plymouth 2 door, exceptionally clean. 1947 Cadillac sedan. 2 tone cream and green, hydramatic: radio.

Heater. white side walls, exceptionally nice car. $1795. 1947 Plymouth convertible. red.

radio. heater, white side walls. Priced right. 1947 Dodge 2 door. black.

exceptionally low mileage, clean car. 1941 Chevrolet club coupe, specially priced. $525. 2 tone, fully equipped. 1941 Oldsmobile club coupe.

new paint. new tires. Radio. Heater. Nice low priced car.

1939 Oldsmobile Sedan. good transportation. Several good usable automobiles $25 down; small weekly payments, Open All Day Sundays Hinton Motor Sales 102 S. BROADWAY: 3-2760 BEST BET for you Hudson owners! Bring vour car to our expert Hudson repairers. Landers Co.

750 E. Prairie 3-8741. BEST BUYS AT ANDERSON MOTORS 1949 FORD custom tudor. Radio, heater. 1949 FORD tudor.

15,000 miles. Like new. 1948 PACKARD convertible. Radio, heater. Light blue.

1948 PONTIAC 4 door. Radio. Hydramatic drive. Low mileage. 1947 CHRYSLER convertible.

Radio, heater. Beautiful pea green. 1947 PONTIAC 8 sedanette Streamliner. Radio, heater. 1947 CHEVROLET Club coupe.

Radio, heater. 1947 PONTIAC 8. 4 door. Streamliner. Radio, heater.

1949 FORD pickup, 8 cylinder, ton. Like new. $995. 1946 OLDSMOBILE 4 door. Hydramatic drive.

8 cylinder. 1947 FORD convertible. Maize yellow. Radio, heater. $1095.

Lots of pre-war cars with no money down 11 your credit 1s good. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. 327 E. WOOD PH. 6600 BETTER BUYS Kaiser Used Car Lot 801 E.

Wood Why pay more for a small used car, when you can buy a Kaiser or a Frazer for less money? You get big car comfort, performance and still get more miles to the gallon than with any small car, plus a free bonus bond, very valuable to the purchaser. 1949 Kaiser Deluxe, radio and heater. 1948 Frazer Manhattan, 1 owner. 1948 Kaiser Custom. excellent car.

1948 Chevrolet sedan. Clean. 1948 Kaiser Special. priced to sell. 1947 Kaiser Special, best buy on lot.

OTHER LOW PRICED BARGAINS 1940 Studebaker Commander. 1940 Chevrolet 4 door. 1939 Buick 2 door. Decatur Motor Sales 792 E. WOOD PHONE 3-7703 Bishop's Service Station AT MT.

ZION Can give you a better bargain in used cars. We pay no high rent for a lot. Drive out before you PHONE BILL BISHOP P02 For A Listing of Cars BUY A DEPENDABLE USED CAR FROM POWELL 1949 BUICK super 4 door. Fully equipped and perfect. 1950 PONTIAC 8 deluxe Chieftain 2 door.

Loaded. 1949 PONTIAC 6 2 door. White wall tires. Low mileage. Extra clean.

1949 CHEVROLET 2 door. Low mileage. Perfect. 1948 OLDSMOBILE 6 2 door. Very.

nice. 2 tone. 1938 CHEVROLET 2 door. Bare. Powell's Used Cars Corner E.

Wood S. Main 3-4221 Automotive BUY AN O.K Used car from Hott Markwell Auto Sales. 331 N. Broadway. 9141.

CADILLAC 1949 BUICK Sedan: Fully equipped, clean. Dynaflow, 1-owner. light blue. 1948 FORD sedan. 1-owner.

fully equipped. 1941 CADILLAC Sedan: Black, hydraradio, heater, low mileage. 1-owner." 1946 CADILLAC '62" Sedan: heater. hydramatic drive. Bladio.

J. L. Tallman, Inc. The finest in Used Cars Fu: Over a Quarter of a Century 540 N. FRANKLIN PH.

3-9778: 3-9779 A-1 COMBINE condition. 1948 Priced Massey-Harris, to sell. Joe 21A, 12 Cahill. ft. Phone 154.

Bement. DYNATONE. Rocketone. and Hollywood mufflers, we got 'em. $3.75 up Quality at low cost at Continental Stores.

564 No. Water St. Evans Marquand 1948 Pontiac 8 convertible. Hydramatic, fully equipped. $1650 1948 Chevrolet Aero sedan.

1-owner, perfect! $1350 1947 Ford Super Deluxe tudor, 1- owner $995 1947 Studebaker, Recal Deluxe sedan, overdrive, radio and heater. $1195 1947 Ford Super Deluxe tudor, black, fully equipped. $1075 1939 Buick Special door. Above average. $445 Transportation Cars First Come, First Served! YOUR CHOICE $125 1937 Pontiac Sedan.

1937 Nash Ambassador sedan. 1937 Ford 60 tudor, a little dandy! 1936 Plymouth coupe. 431 E. North Phone 3-6413 Ford 1949 GMC 11 ton. l.w.b.

dual rears. overload springs, extra clean. In very good mechanical condition with new grain body. A choice bargain at $1345. John Rechtin- Dick Hupp.

Inc. Ford Dealer 385 E. Prairie "Fresh Tradelns Water In Radiator, Hasn't Cooled Off Yet" 1949 DeSote Custom convertible coupe. Radio, heater, grille guard. under seal, white wall tires.

Sold new for $2965, now -only $2250 1948 Pontiac Deluxe 8 4-door. Radio heater, wall tires, seat covers, a perfect used car. Only 23.655 miles $1583 1948 Plymouth Deluxe 2 door. Radio heater, 1-owner. A real bur! $1085 1947 Chrysler Windsor 4 door.

Radio, heater. fluid drive with automatic transmission. $1445 1947 Studebaker Commander 4 door. Heater, overdrive with 26,340 actual miles. $1185 1946 DeSoto Custom Club coupe $1235 H.

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MEMBER PHONE 3-3479 449 E. PRAIRIE HIGHFIELD BUICK Used Cars USED CARS PRICED JUNE INVENTORY REDUCTION. 1949 MERCURY Deluxe Sedan, 000 miles, spotless $1725 1949 NASH Super 2-door. 000 miles, radio, heater, overdrive $1650 1943 BUICK Super Sedanette, one owner, fully equipped $1595 1947 BUICK Super Sedan, 2-tone gray, see it today $1395 1946 BUICK Super Sedan, See at. Try it, Buy it.

$1275 1946 BUICK Super Convertible, A vacation special $1395 1946 FORD Tudor. See it to appreclate 895 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Open Week Day Evenings Mon. thru Fri. Open Sun. 9 to 1 Highfield Buick Co.

232 S. Main Phone 3-3473 HOUSE TRAILERS: Save $200 to $400. 34 ft. Detroiter $2675. 33 ft.

Travelmaster $2900. Spartan Aircraft Drake 220 East Adams Taylorville, Ill. House Trailers If You Are Looking for the Best and Biggest Selection in Trailers. See Barding Trailer Sales, Inc. Route 48 at N.

Jasper Phone 2-3738 HOUSE TRAILERS When better trailers are built, Kistler will sell them! Always the largest selection of new and used trailers in this territory. KISTLER TRAILER SALES 2600 W. MAIN PHONE 2-2404 HOUSE TRAILER. 1946. Elcar.

Delbert Dick, Arthur, Ill. IT'S A BETTER CAR THAN IT USED TO BE The late model, clean used cars we are offering today are of much greater value per dollar than we ever before have sold. 1949 Ford Custom Club coupe, blue. 1949 Ford Custom fordor. Overdrive.

1949 Ford Custom tudor. 1949 Crosley Station Wagon, 1948 Indian Chief motorcycle. 1948 Willys Station Wagon. 1948 Chevrolet Town sedan. 1948 Ford 2-ton.

Extra clean. 1947 Chevrolet Sport sedan. 1947 grain. 1947 Ford Super tudor. 1946 Willys Jeep Convertible.

1946 Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Bay 5-gaited saddle borse, 9 sears old. well broke. gentle, saddle and bridle. $175.

WILSON'S Ford Dealer Phone 34 Shelbyville Automotive 11 HOUSE TRAILER SPACE Looking for a shady spot to park your trailer with crass for your yard? 30x80' space. Individual sewer and running water. Clean rest rooms. and laundry room facilities. Close to shopping center.

Contact the office at Bohn's trailer. Laweview Trailer Village, E. William at Brush College Rd. ern. Sell or trade on property.

652 Willow Ave. 2-1632. "Landers Specials" 1949 Kaiser sedan, perfect, priced to sell. 1947 Chevrolet. Fully equipped $1050 1947 Crosley.

17.000 actual miles. Runs perfect 250 1942 Ford tudor, radio, heater. 1941 Ford, looks like new. 1940 Studebaker, fully equipped. 1941 Plymouth 2 door 8395 MANY OTHER GOOD USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM $25 TO $125 Chevrolets, Fords, Lincoln, Plymouth, Nash, etc.

Landers Co. 750 E. Prairie Ph. 3-8741 HOUSE TRAILER: 1948 Cooper-Kraft, mod- Maroa Community Unit No. will recevie bids on 2 new school busses, 1950 models.

Bids will be opened at 8:30 p. m. June 23rd. 1950. The following are specifications required: 40 bus.

passenger, body-cassis equipped with 20 10. ply tires. Spare tire. Front and Rear Shocks. Reserve tank.

Oil Filter. Chains. No Spin Differential. Windows-2 piece sash. Extra rear heater.

2 speed axle. 34 passenger bus. Superior body-chassis equipped with 20 10 ply tires. 700x20 spare tire. Front and rear shocks.

Oil Bath Air Cleaner. Oil Filter. Chains. 2-speed axle. Windows-2 sash.

No Spin Differential. Maroa Unit reserves the right to reject any or all bids. MINE RUN BECAUSE we figure no one with lick of pride wants to pay out hard earned money for a common used car. if the cars we trade for aren't extra special. we make them that way.

So tar we haven't had a bit of trouble setting tolks to buy our kind of Used Cars. Tenney's Used Cars 437 N. Broadway Phone 2-2769 After Hours: 3-7870: 7019: 3-8316 NEW B. F. Goodrich 600x16 tires $9.95 each.

exchange plus tax $1.00 down. $1.25 week. B. F. Goodrich Co 317 W.

Wood. may NEW TUBES 75c EACH Goodyear seconds, all sizes 6:50 on ly. Any quantities. Bitzer Taggart Dodge- Plymouth Shelbyville Nolen Motor Co. LINCOLN-MERCURY MERCURY 1949 Sport sedan.

heater. Overdrive. Sun visor. New Two Radios, tone. $1745.

FORD 1947 tudor. Radio. heater. Plastic seat covers. lights.

Spot light. Sun visor. One owner. $895. BUICK 1946 super sedan.

Pully equipped. $1095. MERCURY 1946 4 door. Radio, heater. White wall tires.

$995. FORD 1946 tudor. One owner. Very clean. $995.

PLYMOUTH 1948 4 door sedan. Radio, heater. Seat covers. $1195. PLYMOUTH 1941 Special deluxe.

A good car. $395. INDIAN 1944 motorcycle. 74 series. Equipped $295.

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MEMBER 241 W. WOOD PH. 5179 OPEN 'TIL NOON SELECT FROM UNLIMITED STOCK NO RED TAPE DOLLAR SAVERS IN A AUTO PARTS YOU'LL BE SATISFIED Decatur Auto Wrecking 1515 N. 22nd Phone 3-7721 SEE Herb Pennington, B. B.

Burns 432 E. Prairie for Dodges and Plymouths. 4217. Evenings. 3-8606.

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