The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 24

THE UEUATUR REVIEW PAGE TWENTY-FOUR frvUy, Rptmbr Use Classification 5 Mail Your Produce Ad For Quick Cash Railroad News On Tape 21 DECATUR HERALD Morning and Sunday. i DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC. Entered Decatur. 111., as 2nd Class i Matter.

The Associated Press is I exclusively entitled to all news not otherwise credited. RATES BY U. S. MAIL. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sal AUTOMOBILES AutomohV for tJ, Used Car Headquarters Home of Better Values In Illinois Out of Illinois Dailv and Sunday.

1 Yr. $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. .15 1 Wlc.

.20 Sunday Only. 1 Yr. $4 00 1 Yr. $5 00 AMAZING RESULTS WE'RE TOLD The amazing: results from ads appearing" under Classification 57, "Good Things To Eat," leads us to believe that this Classification is one of the. leading, if not the outstanding Classification of Herald-Review Classified.

This unusual attention is your assurance of quick results from" your "produce" or other "good things to eat" ad. Write or call the Classified Department, today. Dial 5151. 1936 Dodge four door Deluxe touring sedans Radio equipped, ultra clean inside and out. mechanically A-l.

193fl Dodge Deluxe two door touring sedans. Low mileage, and near perfect as a Used Car can be 1935 Dodge Deluxe four d'or sedan Two door, and touring sedans. 1938 Plymouth sedan motor, paint rubber, upholstering almost new. i 1935 Plymouth Deluxe tour.rg e-1 dans. Inspected by our master mechanic, ar.d we will back judgment.

1835 Studebaker Dictator coach I One of the best of its make ar.d model. 1934 De Soto Airflow sedan A real family car and priced to sell. AUTOMOBILES 1 1 935 Terraplane coach, mechanically okeh, and ready for the road. we nave a number or cars in our wide selection priced from $25 on up. All makes, all models, and S17.es.

Visit Used Car Headquarters and see the Bst Used Car values in Decatur. There is no obhgat.on to buy. TERMS. You name them. B.

B. Burns Co. "YOUR DODGE DEALER" 310 E. MAIN. DIAL 2-284 HUDSON-TERR APLANE 193ft Terraplane Coach 1934 Plymouth 4-door Sedan 1934 Terraplane Coach And Other Older Models GLATZ SERVICE 1304-14 E.

Eldorado J395 425 CHEVROLET Ford. Plvmouth bar gains. Priced to sell. Performance and looks excellent. Sell or trade' your way.

Visit us today Hawkins Motor Sales. So. of No. 1 F.rehouse. 223 S.

Franklin. 1935 OLDSMOBILE coupe, a.r wheels radio, heater. Think of ih.s I for $395. Central Auto Sales. 10 11 At ilbcrn's IMi-Myir)Ur, PiCK-rd i.

Chryr S'-dr. Por.t.ac Tv.f.rg Aufcuro If 19'i2 DeSoto convert. i 131 N. CHURCH -2-5 Tracks. Tractors and Truck Headquarte-BEST BUYS 1 'on trij'Kf Cr lets.

Fords and short wh'-f iOa'-r-s Arv oo'jy. gra.fi. ftor. Cjrr.p, e'e 4 ton P.fitps. 4 ton Par.eis.

F.errnrr.tjFT these trucks 'f bu.Jt and guaranteed to do lr EASY TERMS B. B. Ejrr.s Authorized Dodge Trjck i 1 1 322 E. Ma Tires And Auto Accessory USED TLP.ES-: rl All i gii a r. irer.ouse.

223 So. SAVE Cut t.re o--t (how you how. Weav Eldorado. "2 i. T.re I Motorcycles RirdM a EICYCLE-, 24 frame rG r.r-A- EOYS school.

Supply BICYCLES -S'i'i ur Co y-s p. Automobile Service AUTO Ar.a tractor r. bored. Fcr-i A We c.str a.ou ir.v.j.i rower rir.es. HamiJtcn.

325 Jac P-rj BUSINESS SERVICE Business Serriee ALL ANIMALS Any ape. a littie. Prrrr.pt removal F.evt.i charges. Decatur Scavenger Sn ice van. I ALL DEAD Animals rr prorr rr.p?!y.

Reverse cnarges. ce. Decatur P.er.dc-r;r.g ALL DEAD STOCK I moved Call Central F.o- Co, Decatur 833T. Karr town 921 nr.g 5 Reverse c.r.zztn DEAD STOCK Removed free or prompt serv.ee rhor.e 65c2 tur or 77 Reverse charges. DEAD STOCK-Removed free The Rendering Plant.

Harristown ring Reverse phone rtmrt. Buildin; Contracting IS prvnnn "EMODELING Carper.tr; Vernra crce crs. etc. uvernoad ga complete. Estimates ments.

2-7947. free. Fay. Cleaning Renovating ACE CLEANERS 140 plain garments 2fc; has 50c FALL GARVENTS-Have vrurt cleaned at Grand Clearer? "flax garments 47c each. D.al 44 IIXINO ISC LEAN ERS SPECIAL Plain dresses cut rate.

3 Jl Best guaranteed 75c. al 4433. LABOR DAY Special, pla.n g-r-ments cleared, pressed 47c F-'-s-' cockClear.rrs.153 S. Jasper. Shoe Repairing T0.4 SUMMER Whites resoled ee.ea cc.crs uppers re-oyed newest ttein nzclmann's.

9 E. William. Beauty Parlors 21 A GENUINE Oil permanent Lyman Sh-p. 139 '-j 'AVer PERMANENTSPEaTL3Fr7T-l-dren. $100 Castell Shop.

2-3-4 STUBBOR NH AI guarantee permanents Mrs eiue tiira bh shop. 740 N. iter Barber Shops r.B bCHANIELS-Barber Shra. Alain: hair cuts 2.ic shave lc WHITE FRONT Berber hair cuts 25c. 1033 X.

Wat, Moving Trucking Storape CHAPS MOVING-Low T5c room. Lowest rates on c.stsr.t moving. Piano moving $1 50. LOCAL Long distance ism-it reasonable rates Crcuch 9293 MOVING In exrhsrre for firr.i- 'ure Call the Decatur Aucticn Co. 963 N.

Water. Painting rapering Flooring It PAPER HANG ING Paint papw removed with steam nes wrrt Pranteed. Reasonable. Dur.csn. PAPERHANGING Painting, rea sonable price Guaranteed Free es-ttmates Paper for sale Lee 2-22 Professisnal Services 2 DR.

CLUSTER Chiropoasj CS Bldg. 5773 ii specialist Klectro therapy Repairinc Refinishinr PLRT-Sharpemng. kev ca IP 04 "ens Fix-It' Shop 4231 Newman Fair Attendance Up Total of 343 Prizes Awarded in Judpinj: 3 Divisions Thursday. Rv Staff rnrrpsnnnrlpnt NEW MAN -Attendance figures showed a great upward trend over last years rain washout through the third day of the Newman fair here Thursday. Attendance records revealed that 3.000 entered the grounds Tuesday.

3.550 came Wednesday, and probably more than 4 -500 attended Thursday. Thursday's program included judging of cattle, swine, and agri cultural products, with the horse judging slated for the final day Friday. Prize winning amateurs were selected during the evening show and the horse show concluded the program. Contest Winners Winners in the amateur contest were Blanche Moody. Ashmorc, first place with an acrobatic dance, the Drke sisters.

Peoria, second, the Harmony Trio. West- field, third. James Wyeth. Hinds boro. fourth, and Fred Kote.

Tus cola, fifth. Prizes were $25. S20. $15. $10.

and $5 for the respective places. The five other finalists were Katherine and Jeanett Richardson. Pans. Leon Brontin, Lov-ington. Zola Peterson.

Broadland. Joan Shell. Sullivan, and the Hawaiian Strolers. Farmer City. A total of 303 prizes were awara-ed in the judging Thursday.

Swine first place winners were Paul Corn- well. Billy Wax. Roscoe Witt. Ray; Wax. Roy Wax, Thomas J.

J. Mathews. Raymond Hale brothers. Harold Meehan. Raymond Kilian.

and Robert Van Rheeden. Dale Gardner. Areola, took first place in the three divisions of the 4-H calve contest. First winners in the cattle contest were Robert Pas-lry. Ervm Kincaid.

Francis Ran-dell. Floyd Kincaid. Ray Wax. Jewell Vonrhees. and Raymond Sawyer.

Robert Pasley owned the cow which was declared the grand champ animal of the dairy show. 120 Swine Prizes In the agricultural products division the first place winners were Ira Lawrence. Alice Lawrence. Ora Lawrence. Jean Consoer.

Robert Waltz. Arthur Morgan. Wayne I Martin. Robert McCumber. Fred Sen'ers.

Hazel Lawrence. Ernest Roller. Mrs. Hosea Cornwell. Grace Albm.

Mrs. Cliff Brown. Mrs. Everett Young. Shiloh Hick-ey.

Loyde Bnyer. Nora T. Sam Baxter, Hazel Kincaid. and Hannah Myers Prizes for flowers which were judged Tuesday went to the follow-j ing f.rst place winners. s.

Madge Cr.n. Mrs. Rebecca Dawson. Brown Rutherford. Mrs.

Sam Larrance. Mrs. Ethel Purdue. Julia Ann Sutton. Mrs.

Maurine Parr. Arthur Parr. Mrs. Virginia Swick-ard. Mrs.

Morris Johnson. Mrs. A. Hawkins. Mrs.

A. Linder, Hester Sutton. Ethel Catron. Mrs. Jane Arburkle.

and Patricia Hull. One hundred and twenty prizes were awarded for swine. 11 for calves. 27 for cattle. 130 for flowers, and 145 for agricultural products, making a grand total of 533 prizes gran'ed so far.

This compares with 375 for the same groups last year. HA I. BIRT ADMITS ASSAlLl Halden Birt. Decatur contractor, pleaded cuiltv Th ursrtav to as sault and battery on compla.nt of Reeves Karch Zmn. and was fined $3 and costs by Justice E.

Grny The assault occurred dur- ing a dispute over payment for work. Decatur on the Air WJBL 1200 Kilocycles FRintY MfiHT I hrli- Rnnlh Orrhrlra ma mt utiiH. "lour lacabondv" lit. a Jurirnt' Mu.ir. trld Rir Jrnnrll Voralut World llinrn KIMHRRlin HFtnl.lNFS.

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Hrlod Timr Kv Karrican. Sirn Off. Decatur on the Air WJBL 1200 Kilocycles i I I i i I 1 I Masonic Tempi ActlTities iA MASONS ATTENTION! Notice of all Masonic meetings, both stated and special will be given here. MACON LODGE No. 8.

Stated meeting Friday 7:30 p. m. Personal! BUY Your shotguns. at Rosenberg s. 445 rifles, shells Water.

UroolToUPONThis ad wort $1.00 fatl hat SatnrHav of if 11 week. Hcchts. 151 N. Water. rM Vrn rfati this PRINT? Do the letters dance and fade out? See Dr.

Ralph Eberhart. registered optometrist. 410 N. Water St. Terms.

$1.00 a week. GRACE CADWELL Will make you figure conscious. Classes for women in reducing Sc building ex ercises. 716 W. Main.

75D8. DR K. M. MATTHEWS Chiroprac- tor. who formerly practised in Oel-! wein.

Iowa, announces the opening of his office, 540 E. Division. FOR RENT Large auditorium, plenty of light and heat. Available afternoons and evenings. Rent very reasonable.

Call Mrs. Grant 4760; 2-2673. HALF GALLON Jars that Mason lids will fit, needed. Boys Opportunity Home. Dial 2-4276.

We ll gladly pick up donation. KINDERGARTEN Including rruT-sic. expression and dancing under trained teachers. Up to elate mein-ods and equipment. The Howe School of Music.

412 W. Eldorado Phone 7522. rA DTiri't ao Have your shoe at Raupp's. Extra repairing done nice work. PASSENGER Wanted.

Traveling east to Washington. D. C. Leaving Saturdav References Phone Theaters and Amusements 7B DELICIOUS FISH SANDWICHES Come enjov vourself at Skinney's Tavern. 883' W.

King. Good music. FTSH FRY Home Tavern. And music tonight. 2717 N.

Main. FRY Friday Place. Dalton City. night. Brad's Boys." lis." Victor McLaglen.

Shorts. Radio Programs 7C Friday Evening 4:00 Harrv Kogen's Orch. WENR. Swing It WGN. 4:15 Barry McKinley WLW.

4:30 News; Daily Sports Column WOC. WBBM. 4:45 Lowell Thomas, news WLW. Top Hatters KSD. 5:00 Amos 'n' Andy WHO.

Mary Small, songs WENR. 5:15 Uncle Ezra WMAQ. Sports Review WBBM. 5:30 Lum 'n- Abner WENR. WLW.

5:45 Louise Florea WENR. Boake Carter WBBM, KMOX. 6:00 Dick Gasparris Orch. WGN. Music Hall WBBM.

Concert: Lucille Manners Rosario Bourdon's Orch WMAQ. 6:30 Hal Kemps Alice Faye Lone Ranger WGN. 7:00 Believe it or not WLS, WLW. Hollywood Hotel WBBM. Abe Lyman's Frank Munn.

Lois Bennett WMAQ. 7:30 Court of Human Relations. drama WMAQ. 7:45 Sports Review WJBL. 8:00 Hawaiians WGN.

Three Esquires WENR. First r. drama WMAQ. 8:30 Jimmy FidUr WMAQ WLW. Bush House WBBM.

9 00 Tomorrow's Headlines WJBL. Amos -n' Andy WMAQ. Poetic Melodies WBBM. 9:30 Freddie Martin's Orch. WGN.

10:00 Joe Sanders' Orch. WGN. Pat Fredericks" News m-mentary WJBL. 10:30 Fred Waring Orch. WGN.

Frankie Masters' Orch. WBBM. 11:00 Nocturne WBBM. Eddie Vanos' Orch. WMAQ Saturday Morning 7.00 Break O'Day News WJBL.

Ray Block, pianist KMOX. 7:30 Larry 4 Sue WLW. 8:00 Breen de Rose, songs WLW. Breakfast Table News WJBL. 8:15 Juvenile Forum WLW.

Vass Family KSD. WMAQ. 8:30 Morning Varieties WGN. Manhatters KSD. 8.45 Bill Krenz' Orch.

WMAQ. Fashions in Melody KMOX. 9:00 Three Rancheros WMAQ Priscilla Pride WLS. Pappy Cheshire WBBM. 9:15 Minutemen, quartet WLW.

Nancy Swanson, WMAQ. songs On Parade WLS. 9 30 Harold Nagel's Orch. WLW. Lets Compare Notes KMOX.

Army Band WGN. 9:45 Melody Men WMAQ 10:00 Call to Youth WLW. Continentals WMAQ. 10:15 Orientale WOC. 10:30 Memory Lane WGN.

Rex Battle's Ensemble KSD. Ralph Emerson, oreanist WLS. 11:00 Captivators WOC. Happy Jack, songs WMAQ. Automobiles For Sale 11 For $3300 Is a Lot of Money But We Are Paying Off In Our SEPTEMBER PAYOFF-SALE Of Used Cars have paid lot extra em- loves during the first two days eople have flocked in here like a bunch of Hollywood movie extras looking for their share of work and their share of the $3300.

In fact, our paymaster thinks he is qualified as bank teller. You Too can share in the $3300 we are giving away! Don delay. Just read these simple rules: We have divided our stock of used cars into three classes, distinguished by Red tags. White tags, ana Blue tags. Red tags mark the cars selling for $300 or more: Blue tags mark cars selling from $150 lo $300.

Cars bearing White tags arej priced from $25 to $150. For eachj Red tag customer you bring us. we will pay you $25 when the pur- chase is made: for each Blue tag car you help us sell, we will pay you $15. White tagged ears sold will net you $10.. RULES 1.

You must be present when the i 2 All cars must be sold at marked prices 3. Remember the color of the tag on the car: it tells what we will pay you for the sale, regardless I of trade-in. GET BUSY: GET THE NAMES Or PROSPECTIVE BUYERS Or USED CARS TO US RIGHT! AWAY. THE SOONER YOU HELP US SELL A CAR THE SOONER YOU'LL GET YOUR SHARE OF THE MONEY! Ireland-Thornton "Your Ford Dealer" 802 E. Wood St.

The Home of Guaranteed $98 Used Cars. Nothing over $98. 1 00 Several cars full of good trans portation. 1928 Buick sedan 2i 1928 Buick coach 2l 1927 Buick coach 1927 Buick sedan 2 1929 Chevrolet coach 2 1929 Plymouth coupe 1929 Ford coupe A Low Down Payment. Tenney Co.

138 W. WILLIAM OPEN EVENINGS 1929 CHEVROLET Coach, tires $85. Cook. 257 W. Main.

OLDSMOBILE 1929 coach, good tires, motor A-l. Owner. 829 W. Waggoner. 2-5308.

1936 FORD DeLuxe tudor. trunk. Extra clean $465. Central Auto Sales. 240 N.

Jackson. BIG USED CAR SALE Large Assortment LOW PRICES LIBERAL TRADE C. C. Bilgere AUTO INC. Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 429 E.

WILLIAM. Yearly Mail Subscriptions on Illinois rural routes, in groups of two. $9 00. Subscriptions by mail are not ac- Cepted in any town or territory having carrier service. t.

nrmmances snouia De maae oy check or money order. The Her aid cannot assume responsibility for currency or stamps. RATES BY CARRIER. In Decatur Per Week Herald and Sunday 20c Herald tt Review tc Sunday 30c Macon County outside Decatur: Herald and Sunday 20c 1 Elsewhere Herald and Sunday 15c I si IZ 2 7 i CALL 5151 For an experienced Ad Taker who will assist in writing Ads. Non-commercial rates' Charge Cash I day.

per word 4 3 3 days, per word per day 3'ic 2'ic 7 days, per word per day 3 2 Minimum ad 12 words. Rates for salesman, agent, busi- ness opportunity ads. 32c per 5- word line, minimum 3 lines; cash with order. Other commercial rates on request. and contract Rates cover insertion in both Review and Herald dailv beginning The Herald or in Sunday Her-; Id and Review.

Cash rates apply only when paid in seven davs. Remittance must accompany mail order. The paper is responsible for only one incorrect insertion. Right to edit copy is reserved. BLIND iBox Number) Ads need not be answered bv letter.

Ad-Taker will gladly take your message. However, it is advisable to write a letter in answering. CLOSING TIME Classified" Ads will be taken until 5 30 p. m. for The Herald, until 12 noon for The Review and 6 m.

Saturday for the Sunday Herald and Review. ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates Sept. 7 Closing out sale. Walnut Grove Dairy Farm. Oaklev.

111. Bill Dobson. Auct. Sept. 8 Cattle sale 1 1 miles south of Illiopolis.

O. T. Booker i owner. Hube Elliott. A.

T. Ward and Jurid McGnwan. Aucts. Sept. 14 Public sale Mrs.

Emmai and Mrs. Lynn Stanbaugh. in. Births CARR To Mr. and Mrs.

Russell. 1503 Gulick avenue. Thursday in St. Mary's, a son. DEY To Mr and Mrs Everett 2154 Hendricks avenue.

Thursday in St. Mary's, a son. SMITH-To Dr. and Mrs. G.

1628 Riverview. Thursday in St. Mary's, a daughter. TEETERS To Mr and Mrs. Albert.

Tuscola, a daughter, at Jarman hospital. Tuscola. Wednesday. YETTER. to Mr.

and Mrs Phil. 2649 East Division, a son. Sept. 2, at home. Notice of Intent to Marry.

IN MONTGOMERY Kenneth Milam. 24. Hillsbnro: Miss Neva Anderson. 27. Hillsboro.

Karl Foltz. Decatur Ailren Bafford. Decatur Cornelius Jackson. Decatur Mabel I. Bauch.

Decatur 23 19 3(1 301 Central Illinois Deaths. McINTOSH. W. 79. Montirello.

died Wednesday in Houston. Tex services at 2 30 p. m. Sunday in Faith funeral home in Monticello: burial in Monticello cemetery. Funeral Directors 1 COURTEOUS-EFFICIENT SEPT-VICE IN YOUR HOUR OF NEED DAWSON WIKOFF.

DIRECTORS. DIAL 4421. Funerals Decatur 1A DUNCAN. JOEL T-, m. Saturday chapel Services 2 Interment.

iiraceiann. Union. Friends call at 1763 N. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN Visit this beautiful cemetery before buying a ceme-terv lot. Easv terms.

Bennett Shade 146 S. Water. 4495. Farmer Has Partner Arrested for Threats Bv Staff Correspondent. VANDALIA Everett Pyle of Vandalia was arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff C.

F. Cheshier on c.vnplaint of U. A. Winters. Vandalia.

who charged that Pyle. his partner in a farming venture, had threatened him with bodily harm. Pyle furnished bond in the amount of $200 and hearing was set for 10 a. m. Wednesday before Justice F.

M. Pope. Office Rooms for Rent enter ol Business District iliitside Hish Rent District unxweiier Building Inquire at Linxweiler Printinjj Co. 25J South T.rk Street I i i I ANNOUNCEMENTS Radio Programs 7C Bob Elson, street interview WGN. 11:30 Nat l.

Farm Home Hour WMAQ. Afternoon 12:00 Gold Cup Regata WGN. 12:15 Home Talent WLS. Meet the Missus 12:30 Golden Melodies WLW. Magic Kitchen KMOX.

12:45 Dugout Dope WBBM. 1:00 Concert Miniature WMAQ. Baseball WGN. WBBM. 1:15 Noonday News WJBL.

1:30 Weekend Revue WLW, KSD. 2:00 Club Matinee WENR. 2:40 Tonight Headlines WJBL. 3:00 a a Adventures WMAQ. WLW.

3:30 Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten WMAQ. Great Lakes Revue WOC. 3:45 Afternoon Varieties KSD. Chicken and Fish Fries CHICKEN FRY Bethlehem Pres byterian church. 5 miles southwest.

Sept. 14. 35c 50c. CHICKEN FRY Blue Mound odist church. Sept 8.

Serving 5:00.. 50c. CHICKEN FRY Thurs. Sept. 9 Lake City.

M. E. church. Start 5 p. m.

50c Lost and Found 10 LOST Man's hunting case Elgin gold watch, monogrammed. Re-ward Post Jewelry Store. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles For Sale II DODGE 1929 SEDAN With radio. $150. Phone 2-1071.

OLDSMOBILE "SAFETY-TESTED" CARS. 1936 Oldsmobile 8 touring sedan. 1936 Dodge touring coach. 1936 Chevrolet coach. 1935 Oldsmobile 6 touring sedan.

1935 Dodge sedan. 1935 Oldsmobile 8 touring sedan. 1935 Plymouth deluxe sedan. 1935 Ford deluxe Fordor. 1934 Chevrolet coupe.

1934 Chevrolet coach. 1933 Oldsmobile sedan. 1931 Ford coach. 1931 Chevrolet coupe. 1930 Chevrolet coupe.

1930 Chevrolet coach. Several low priced cars that can be bought for as low as $15 down and $2.50 weekly. Oldsmobile Co. 126 N. Franklin.

256 E. Main. Clark-Pontiac GOOD WILL USED CARS. 1935 Plymouth coach $465 1935 Dodge 4-door sedan $495 1935 Plymouth coupe $450 1934 Dodge coach $385 1934 Chevrolet master coach $385 1934 Plymouth coupe $345 1933 Chevrolet coupe. $325 1932 Pontiac sedan- $285 1931 Buick sport coupe $265 1931 Chevrolet sedan $185 1930 Chevrolet coupe 95 25 OTHERS $25 to $98.

241-247 W. WOOD. SPECIAL SALE USED CAR BARGAINS 1937 Chevrolet Pickup Truck 1936 Chevrolet Town sedan touring -door 1936 Chevrolet Pickup truck 4-door standard 193 Plymouth DeLuxe coach 1930 Chevrolet Master coupe 1935-Ford V-8 DeLuxe 4-door sPort trunk 1934 Chevrolet regular sedan master 1934 Chevrolet master coach 1934 Chevrolet master coupe mouth DeLuxe coach 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor DeLuxe 1934 Ford V-8 sedan delivery 1933 Chevrolet master 4-door 1933 Ford V-8 Tudor 1932 Pontiac Coach 1931 Pontiac coach (6) 1931 Chevrolet coaches Many Others In' Stock These cars are fully reconditioned, checked, and ready to H. P. HAZELRIGG Automobiles For Sale 11 Leadership SALE AT FREDE'S New Chevrolets AND Used Cars and Trucks No special bonuses or commissions but real value at Money Saving PRICES TO THE BUYER FREDE'S 23 Years Your Chevrolet Dealer.

'J. L. TALLMAN. 540 FRANKLIN 1937 Chevrolet coach; trunk. 1936 Packard touring sedan.

1935 Graham Supercharger sedan, 1935 Packard "120" sedan. 1935 Auburn sedan. 1935 Ford sedan: tiunk. 1933 De Soto sedan. 1933 Lincoln sedan.

1933 Graham sedan. 1932 Studebaker convertible $250 1931 Oldsmobile convertible $250 1931 Ford tudor $195 1929 Studebaker sedan $125 1929 Ford coach 50 1929 Ford roadster 50 1929 Oldsmobile coupe 95 LOOK! SEE! 60 OF THE BEST Used Cars ever assembled together Chevrolets 1936 sedans, coupes coaches. 6 of them. 1936 Ford coaches 3i. 1937 Ford tudor 2.

1935 Ford coaches 3). 193S Plymouth coaches 2. 19J5 Plymouth coaches, coupes, se dans, (n. Here is the place to buy. We finance your purchase.

CENTRAL AUTO SALES (Guy Crook 'Ralph C. Barding) 240 N. JACKSON 5928 LOT Corner William and Jackson. Webb Barding. in charge) BUY YOUR NEW PONTIAC Now BEFORE PRICES GO Highei Best Trade in Town.

CLARK-PONTIAC CO. 241 W. WOOD. Open Every Night and Sunday Morning. 1930 CHRYSLER Six.

Good tires Runs good. $100. Walter Sharpes. 9422. Nash-LaFayette 1937 LaFayette' touring sedan.

1935 Nash Victoria. 1935 Pontiac -8 touring sedan. 1934 Nash sedan: radio. 1934 Chevrolet coach. 1934 Ford sedan.

1933 Reo sedan. 1931 Plymouth sedan. 1930 Studebaker sedan. 15 OTHERS PRICED $35.00 UP. REO-NASH.

240 W. WOOD. 1929 DODGE Sedan. Cheap for quick sale. 825 N.

College. STUDEBAKER TRADE-INS Specials on Our Lot 1936 DODGE 2 door DeLuxe tour-' ing sedan. Blue finish. A-l condition in every way cannot be told from new. Bargain at $595.

1936 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe 4 door sedan. Beautiful blue finish. Very low mileage, like new. and tine i 1935 GRAHAM fi DeLuxe sedan. Beautiful blue finish, this car is really a classy looking job.

and the moior runs perlect. our chance to buy a real dependable car at a very reasonable Drice. $45 1935 DODGE DeLuxe 2 door. Re-j finished. New tires; low mileage A bargain at our low price of $395 1934 CHEVROLET Master DeLuxe coupe Beautiful blue paint job with DeLuxe trim.

Verv clean throughout, motor runs smooth Ideal for business and just look at our low price. Only $325. MANY OTHERS $50 UP COOK Motor Sa'es 257 W. Main FINE FAMILY CAR For thrtfty ioiks. iyo Buick sedan.

A mighty good car. All the through, and the price will please vou. Tennev 138 W. William' (open even-ingsi. FORD 1935 deluxe.

4-door: trunk, radio, heater, new tires. Sacrifice price. Phone 2-7356. Nationa Ch rysler Used Car Sale Weelc 1928 Chevrolet coach 1929 Chevrolet coach 1930 Buick coaeh 1931 Chevrolet coupe 1932 Willys coach 50.00 75 00 $150 00 $150 no $165 00 $95 00 SELECTION. 1929 Buick coupe.

1929 Buick sedan. 1929 Chevrolet coach 1929 Dodge sedan 1929 Ford coupe (2 1929 Ford coarh. coach. 1929 Nash coach. 1929 Nash coupe.

1929 Oakland coach "ln. 1929 Plymouth sedan Pniac coach (2). 1930 Reo sedan 1931 Willys coupe. LATER MODELS. 1934 Ford coarh (IQ'jfi JSU-f san.

raiio tw "3 Chrysler royal sedan $355' lifcLvdup'VTo30 uiasmobile mh W. C. STARR. INC. Chrysler-Plymouth.

232 S. Main (Open Evenings and Sunday). i I I I 1 $645WELDING-Steam boilers and w-ater heaters a specialtv. Guaranteed. Locke Bros, i Co.

6'. 40 449 E. Prairie 2-3517jFORD COUPE 1931 Model A. Wil- Open Evenings and Sunday Morning, Transportation EXPRESS SERVICE St Chicaga Detroit DeLuxe MJ SUges. 124 a Main.

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