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J. Friday, October 8. SIXTEEN THE DECATUR REVIEW (By The Associated Press) High Low Close Open Close Close Fri. Fri. Fri.

Fri. Thurs. Year Ago WHEATDec. 152 May July OATSDec. May 74 July 71 RYEDec.

May July BARLEYDec. 121 May 118 Grain Markets Chicago Board of Trade Quotations 50 52 68. 117 11.00; cutters 8.25 down; very short supply bulls 10-15 higher, weighty sausage offerings to 12.75: vealers firm at 15.00 down; week's supply stockers and feeder cattle well prices cleaned on up all at grades 11.50-13.00, standing mostly; higher than week earlier. Salable sheep total active, all slaughter classes generaly 25 higher; sorted native lambs 14.25; most good and choice 13.60- 14.00; medium and lower grades down from 13.00; best westerns 13.75: choice absent; load around 108 lb yearlings 12.00; load good to choice western ewes 6.00; cull to medium 4.25-5.00; few breeding ewes 7.00. Official estimated livestock receipts Saturday: Hogs, 300; cattle, 500; sheep 1,000.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK- Salable hogs active at ceiling price levels, or 14.80 for good and choice 100-400 lb barrows and gilts and most sows; few medium grade sows around 14.00-50. Salable cattle, 600; calves, 400; salable steers and heifers mostly common and medium grade about steady; cows uneven; steady to 25 flower; vealers steady. Salable sheep, lambs steady. EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCKHogs, 4.500; steady; good and choice 140 lbs.

up, including sows, at ceiling price. Cattle, calves, 800; supply of steers limited to a few medium offerings; early demand quiet; other classes opening about steady in a cleanup trade; vealers 25 lower. Sheep, lambs steady to 25 higher, mostly steady to strong; other classes steady. Produce Markets DECATUR PRODUCE Cream, 51c. Eggs, No.

1, 47c; No. 2, 43c; No. 3, 37c; pullets, 25c; checks or dirties, 34c. Poultry delivered Decatur, No 1 colored springs, 23c; leghorn springs, 21c; No. 1 colored hens, 20c; leghorn hens 18c; old roosters 14c.

CHICAGO PRODUCE -Butter receipts 351,990, firm; 93 AA 92 A 41: 90 89 cooking 39; 90 centralized carlots Eggs, receipts 6.222. unsettled; specials 53; extras 45.5; standards 42.4; current receipts dirties checks 35-37. Poultry, live, 1 car, 39 trucks; tone steadier; fryers 25; broilers 25: springs 25; rock springs colored fryers, broilers and springs 24; leghorn chickens cocks. 17; ducks 21; geese 21; capons under 8 pounds over 8 pounds 31. NEW YORK PRODUCE Eggs 10.300.

firm. The following are first receivers selling prices: U. S. specials (average net weight per 30 dozen): 48 57.3: 46 56.3: 44 54.8; 43 54.1; 40 51.8: 38 50.3: 36 48.8: 34 47.3: 30 44.3. Current receipts, 43 43.8.

Dressed poultry firm. Fresh and frozen, boxes, fowls, all weights Chickens, all weights, Old roosters, 28c; turkeys, boxes or bbls. dry packed and iced, hens and toms, 6-16 44c; 16-20 lbs. over 25 41 Live poultry, by freight and express, firm. Broilers, fryers and roasters, 30-32c; fowls, old roosters, turkeys.

ducks, ESTABLISHED 1851 Nicholson, Clark Company INSURANCE Cory C. Nicholson Lynn W. Clark Buddy Maxwell Monty Nicholson Harry Christner Bill Wieland Wm. Schenck 112 North Water Street LISTEN TO WGN Fridays at 9 p. m.

Market Makes Modest Gains New York (AP) Stocks generally regained their balance in today's market although nothing resembling a real rally developed. Best prices were reduced in most cases near the close and a smattering of declines was in evidence. Transfers were around 550,000 shares. Stiffening of trends was attribuated partly to short covering in preparation for the weekend and the Columbus day recess Tuesday. Modest bidding also was based on the theory that the relatively sharp recessions of Wednesday and Thursday had pretty well discounted tax bearishness and lack of important international news.

Skeptics still were plentiful, though, as exemplified by the timidity of purchasers. In front at one time or another were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, U. S.

Rubber, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward, Eastern Air Lines. American Airlines, Santa Fe, N. Y. Central, Great Northern, Allied Chemical, Westinghouse and Texas Co. Occasional backward movers were American Telephone, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, JohnsManville, Sperry, J.

I. Case and Woolworth. Bonds steadied. Cotton, in late trades, was 25 to 45 cents a bale higher. Some encouragement was derived from a compilation of forecasts of investment bankers that between now and the next Treasury War bond drive American industry will on a financing campaign for itself that may exceed 500 million dollars.

Flotations within the next 30 days of 250 million dollars or more in corporate bonds and common and preferred stocks were expected. Weather U. S. Weather Bureau Illinois: Slightly warmer in the north portion tonight; generally mild Saturday forenoon. U.S.

WEATHER AT 7 A.M. TODAY Highest last 24 hours, lowest last night. and precipitation last 24 hours: Springfield 78 52 Atlanta 75 52 Chicago 76 49 Cincinnati 80 39 Denver 71 37 Des Moines 72 47 Detroit 78 51 Huron 81 39 Indianapolis 78 45 Jacksonville 73 60 Kansas City 74 44 Little Rock 77 52 Miami 84 76 Minneapolis 73 47 New Orleans 80 64 New York 80 55 Omaha 74 45 Pittsburgh 76 49 St. Louis 76 49 San Antonio 76 48 Doyle Congratulated By Aity. Gen.

Biddle U. S. Attorney General Francis Biddle has congratulated Howard L. Doyle of Decatur, whose appointment for a third term as U. S.

district attorney has been confirmed by Senate. "It is reassuring to know that the office will be in your capable hands for at least four years longer," Attorney General Biddle said in a letter received by Mr. Doyle. Doyle was first appointed in May, 1935. He is president of the U.

S. State's Attorney's association. No Rations Provided For New Oil Heaters Only those persons who used oil heaters prior to July 31, 1942, or the special type space heaters prior to Dec. 19, 1942. are eligible to receive fuel oil ration permits, members of the Macon county War Price and Rationing board have announced.

Many calls and letters have been received at the rationing office requesting fuel oil for new heating stoves. The board emphasized that heaters which have been installed since the above dates are not eligible for fuel oil rations. ILLINOIS BIG LUMP ESTIMATES At Per Scales Ton, FILL Casn. UP NOW $4.29 CALL LILLYS 5293 BRICK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES COAL TRUCK DRIVER WANTED FARMERS Government ceiling established on seeds Sept. 14 will hold throughout the year.

See us for complete information before you sell. Macon County Seed Co. West Main Hard Road Phone 2-8411 assau minin and -WASTE nis FOR fortunate are CONVERSION INTO Unite SHELL PROTECTORS ATLAS IRON METAL CO. 263 Wabash Avenue Phone 5930 The Decatur Review DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates 12: Closing out. Joe Burrus. HETrick. Ill. Malcolm Price.

auct. OCT. 12: Weldon Community. Fittro OCT. Swindlehurst.

Mgrs. C. W. Shinneman, Auct. OCT.

12: Farm sale. Moweaqua. Clyde W. Hight. owner.

Howard Pinkston. aucts OCT. 14: Claude H. Johnson. 6 miles west on 16.

Shelbyville. L. R. Montooth. Auction OCT.

14. Livestock sale. John Dipper. Decatur. Col.

E. A. Spencer. Auct. OCT.

16. Closing out. A. D. Fletcher, Decatur.

Col. E. H. Spencer, Auct. OCT.

18: South Cent. Ill. Shorthorn Breeders' Assn. A. J.

Kamm, Atwood, Sales Mgr. OCT. 19. Chester White sale. Elvan N.

Yoder. Chesterville. OCT. 19: C. S.

Myers, 6 miles west Maroa. A. L. Adair. Auct.

OCT. 20: A. J. Miller, miles west Arthur. T.

G. Sallee. Auct. OCT. 21: Chester White gilts, boars.

Charleston. Wm. Baumgartner, Sullivan, Chas. R. Bailey.

Charleston. OCT. 22: Closing out. Harold R. Crawley.

Decatur. Hube Elliott, Auct. OCT. 27. Spotted Poiana China hogs.

White Kaiser. Monticello. Luke J. Gaule. Auct.

NOV. 3. Livestock. Dorn Bone, Argenta. Col.

E. A. Spencer. Auct. Born To GABLE.

Rev. and Mrs. John. formerly of Farmer City, now of Lebanon. at Debanon, Oct.

4. A daughter. KWASNY. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter, 1539 East Marietta, a son, Oct. 8, in St. Mary's. RODGERS, Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie, 822 West King street, a son, Oct. 7. in St. Mary's. WYMAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Orse. Argenta, a daughter. Oct.

8. in D. MA. C. Marriage Licenses John L.

Hanks, 22 Musetta J. 20 Decaturatur George Hubert Moyer. Decatur 30 Cressa Geraldine Scoles. Atwood 23 Burnell H. Mathis.

Chicago 33 Mary Jane Printy, Decatur 24 IN COLES: Wiley O. Stanberry, 35. Mattoon. and Lucy Wiebe. 33.

Mattoon: William H. Randolph, 52. Charleston. and Mrs. Mary Burrus.

48. Charleston: Robert Howard Scholer. 25. Charleston. and Betty Rosella Dunn.

21, IN EFFINGHAM: Samuel H. Saegesser. 19. Neoga. and Jessie Cooper.

17. Salem: Daniel S. Young. 26. Altamont.

and Lola Mae Risk. 18. Chrisman. IN SHELBY: Robert A. Stevens.

21. Decatur. and a Vada Mae Tull. 18. Decatur.

Central Illinois Deaths MARMOR. Antone 72. Moweaqua. died Wednesday night: leaves wife, Elizabeth: daughter, Beulah Adkins. Windsor: sons.

Clarence. Moweaqua: Albert. Springfield: William, armed forces: Forrest and Ralph, Decatur: 18 grandchildren: a great-grandson: brothers, Edward, Rome, Lewis. Findlay: Charles. Decatur: sister, Kate Poehlein, Boonville, services 2:30 p.

m. Saturday. Moweaqua Methodist church: burial, West Side cemetery; body at residence where friends may call. SUDKAMP. Barney, 87.

Sigel. died Tuesday night in his home. Leaves seven children: Otto and Leo. Champaign: Ben and Clarence. of Sigel: Mrs.

Agnes Campana, Albany, and Adolph and Christine. at home. Services held at 9:30 a. m. Friday in St.

Michael's church. Sigel: burial in church cemetery. TOWNSEND. Preston. Thursday: 83.

born died Adairsville. home Jan. 30. 1860. and married Bell Cecil in 1910 in Lincoln: leaves widow.

six grandchildren. six great grandchilhalf-brother. Clint Hurt. Adairsville. funeral 1:30 p.

m. Satat residence and 2 p. m. at Second Baptist church: burial Union cemetery. Funerals Decatur 1A JOHNSON, DARRELL VICTOR: Services 1:30 p.

m. Saturday. Chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons' Johnson Infant Dies In St. Mary's Hospital Darrell Victor Johnson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James P.

Johnson, 3290 East Division street. died at 3:15 p. m. yesterday in St. Mary's hospital.

The child was born April 18 this year in Decatur. Besides his parents he leaves the following brothers and Hulda, Patricia, Jerome, Paul, James and David. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simroth and Mr.

and Mrs. James Johnson all of Decatur. The body was taken to Moran Sons' funeral home where services will be at 1:30 p. m. Saturday.

Burial will be in Graceland cemetery. County is Not On List Of 'A' Award Candidates A slate of six outstanding counties was picked by the state agricultural war board here yesterday for consideration for the three awards for agricultural achievement which are to be made some time in November or December. Macon county was not on the slate, the war board said. The three winning counties will not be announced until they have been approved by Washington, D. C.

agricultural officials. Out of the 102 counties in Illinois, the war board agreed on a list of six which has been sent to Washington, with three marked for special consideration. ANNOUNCEMENTS Funerals -Decatur 1A FLESNER. MRS. AMELIA.

Services 1:30 p. m. Friday, Chapel. Interment Fairlawn. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. Gucker, Byron Services 2 p. m. Saturday, chapel.

Interment Fairl awn cemetery. Friends may call at family residence. Dawson Wikoff Folrath, Effie Jane Services 10:30 8. m. Saturday, chapel.

Interment Fairlawn Mausoleum. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Card of Thanks 2 PATTERSON, friends ANNA and We neighbors wish for to their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended us during our recent bereavement. G. W.

Patterson, E. L. Schlegel. Memoriam 3 DOWD. WILLIAM: In memory of our father grandfather, who passed away October 7.

1942: His charming ways and smiling face Are a pleasure to recall, He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Jimmy Dowd and family. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 MEMORIAL PARK: The only strictly nonmonumental cemetery in Macon Co. Office 125 E. Main.

Dial 5058. BUY your cemetery lot now on easy terms. The cemetery with perpetual care fund See Fairlawn Cemetery. 146 S. Water.

4495. Masonic Temple Activities 6A DECATUR COUNCIL 16. Stated meeting 7:30 p. m. Friday.

IONIC LODGE No. 312: Special meeting 6:30 p. m. Two 3rd degrees. MACON CHAPTER No.

21. Royal Arch degree 3:30 p. m. Dinner at 6:30. Royal Arch 7:30.

MACON LODGE No. 8. Special meeting Friday, 7 p. m. 1st degree.

Personals AT SUNDOWN TONIGHT we will close our store for 24 hours to observe the Dey of Atonement. In the year 5704 (1943), while thousands of Jewish boys are at their battle stations with their Christian Buddies. we. at home, say a prayer for all of them and wish them a quick victory and everlasting We know you will bear with us peaceie we carry out this old tradition and wait 'til 5:30 p. m.

Saturday when we will open to serve you again. Thanks. Ben Miller. Proprietor, Rosenberg's, 445 North Water. BRING US your, old records.

We'll pay for all records (except Okeh, Columbia and Edison). Linn Scruggs, Fourth Floor. BUY YOUR BROOMS, brushes, mops from the blind lady. Mrs. C.

C. Riley, 1111 N. Monroe. Phone 2-5146. CASH for used radios.

Central Radio Store, 248 N. Park. 6621. Buy More Bonds. CASH for used wrist watches.

Bring 'em to Art Swigart. 518 N. Water. DO YOU NEED $50 TO. $1007 Bring your title in.

No waiting. you have no car and are regularly employed, Mac will loan you up to $100 on your signature. DECATUR SHORT LOAN COMPANY 566 Citizens Building END HEATING PROBLEMS this winter by insulating with blown-in rockwool. J. I.

Gates Co. 8322. FUR RESTYLING and repairing. Schudels' Fur Shop, 151 W. Main.

4275. FUR RESTYLING OUR SPECIALTY. Schaffer Gluck. 253 N. Main.

2-7429. HEARING AIDS: Batteries, repair service, any make. 242 Park. Phone 8733. IT IS GOOD JUDGMENT to have Dr.

Ralph Eberhart, Optometrist, fit you with proper glasses. Reasonable prices, terms 410 N. Water. Phone 5913. KEYS made for any type lock.

Quick service. East Main Bicycle and Lock Shop. 249 E. Main. Dial 6541.

LEAVING for Grande Valley. Texas. Monday, Oct. 11th. Can take one or two passengers.

2-7057. RUMMAGE SALE Monday, Oct. 11, 534 E. Eidorado. Veterans Foreign Wars.

99. RUMMAGE SALE, Oct. 8. 9, 11, at 111 North Main St. Used furniture, chairs, picture frames.

bcoks. Ladies Aid St. Paul's Lutheran Church. RUMMAGE SALE: 538 E. Eldorado, Saturday.

Amici Club, Order of Amaranth. VITAMIZE your system against colds. We have all brands of vitamins. Hardings Drug. Eldorado at Water." WHITE HAIR needs the care of a specialist.

Consult North Park Beauty Shop. 244 N. Park. 8733. WILL PARTY who borrowed 7 white hand painted cups with gold rim and handle, also gold band 4" from top.

Nippon emblem on bottom of cups, call Mrs. F. E. Troxel, 1544 E. Main.

9154. 1.000-HOUR RADIO BATTERIES. Central Radio Store, 248 N. Park. 6621.

Buy Bonds. Theaters and Amusements 7B BEMENT THEATER, Bement, "Sherlock Holmes In Washington," with Basil Rathbone. Also "Mr. Big" with Donald O'Connor and Gloria Jean. Where to Go 7C DO these nice fall days make you happy with your fellow -man? Then treat him to a drink at The Pub, 135 S.

Oakland. DON'T GIVE "AID and Comfort" to the enemy; be careful of what you say and where you say it. The Wooden Shoe. PAYNE'S NITE CLUB, 233 N. MAIN PINOCHLE and other games.

Oct. 8. 8 o'clock. Carpenters Hall, N. Water.

Independent Woodchoppers. ROLLER SKATE: At Chap's Rink, 2811 Main. 7:30 10:30 p. m. Admission 28c.

'TAIN'T MAGIC: But it's sure an easy surplus weight. Roller Skate at Ragsdale's, 480 E. North. Socials, Reunions, Chicken Fries 8 JITNEY SUPPER: English Lutheran Church, Decatur, Friday, Oct. 8.

Serving starts 5. Lost and Found 10 ARROW-SHAPED sorority pin lost; name on back. Reward. 2-5526. RAT TERRIER, black, male; white stripe down head, across hips.

2-1183. BROWN leather billfold. Valuable papers. pictures and money. Reward.

978 E. William. 2-3221. CHECK BOOK containing checks and money. Reward.

Telephone 5623. ELKS RING. black onyx, yellow gold. Elks emblem. 2 diamonds.

Lost a about Thursday, Sept. 30. 2-4175 or 9325. FOUND: Male cocker spaniel. No collar.

Owner identify, pay for ad. 2-6989. KEYS on double key ring. Near Kresge's Dime Store. Reward.

2-2188 RED leather. Lutheran prayer book. on Jasper bus. Reward. 6046.

PACKAGE containing Royal Demuth pipe, 2 packages tobacco in Post Office. Reward. 2-4696. SILVER LINK BRACELET, near Broadway and Prairie. Reward.

1055 E. Main. WALTHAM wrist watch lost. Ladies: graduation present. Reward.

Call 2-2400, 256 W. Harrison. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale BUICK 1939 4 door sedan. Radio, heater 1645 E. Prairie after 6.

BUICK: 1937. 4-door. radio, heater. good tires. Box 15, Blue Mound.

Phone 44. BUICK. 1941. Super Club Coupe. Like new.

A bargain. Dawson-Gerardot. 241 W. Wood. CHEVROLET.

1936, Coupe. Clean Radio. heater, clock. Good tires. $245.

1070 E. Pearl. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 CHEVROLET: 1940 town sedan. Exceptionally good tires. Heater.

New car appearance. Kilborn's, 131 N. Church. CHEVROLET: 1941 2 door Master condition. deluxe, radio, heater, seat COVETS.

A-1 Good tires. 1303 N. Main. SOTO 1936: 4 door sedan. Apply 1017 DE N.

Water. FORD 1929 model A tudor, trade as first part payment on truck. East William road, house east Keys Grocery, Route 5. FORD, 1934 fordor sedan. Body, motor, tires, good condition.

$150. 2-7376. FORD, 1934, Fordor. 4 tires, practically new. Radio.

Heater. $200, cash. Excellent condition. 1120 N. Calhoun.

1936 sedan, A-1 condition, tires FORD practically new. 1431 E. Leafland. FORD 1936 Fordor with trunk, radio, heater, seat covers. Perfect condition.

1148 N. Broadway. MERCURY. 1940. 2-door.

low mileage. good tires. heater. Original owner. See Wolf's Service Station, Sullivan.

Phone 15256. MERCURY 1941 deluxe coupe, 4 good tires. Would consider pickup truck or trade. S. Franklin.

OLDSMOBILE: 1939 coupe, 5 good tires, radio, heater, extras, excellent condition. 2-6705. After 2 p. m. Sat.

All day Sunday. PLYMOUTH 1932 cylinder. $75. 1061 Decatur. PLYMOUTH, 1939, Coupe.

Radio. heater. Shell Service Station. VanDyke and Grand. PONTIAC 1941 sedanette, 5 extra good tires.

2162 E. Decatur. 3-3986. STUDEBAKER 1939 Commander, deluxe radio: sedan; overdrive climatizer heater, good tires; extras. $675.

7898. 1613 N. Monroe. STUDEBAKER 1937. 2-door.

Overdrive. Call after 3, 1527 E. Olive. STUDEBAKER. 1941, Champion DeLuxe Overdrive.

Good Low mileSedan. age. $995. Ben Nolen. East Prairie.

B. B. BURNS 402 E. PRAIRIE FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS WE BUY, SELL TRADE LARGE SELECTION EXTRA GOOD CARS 1941 Mercury Fordor Sedan. Radio and Original black finish like heater.

new. Almost new tires. Mercury Tudor Sedation Radio and 1941 heater. Original finish like new. Motor, tires very good.

1941 Pontiac Torpedo uSe Sedan. Lots of equipment. Extra clean in every way. A real buy! 1941 Pontiac 5-passenger Coupe. Original black finish like new.

Very clean. Five like-new tires. 1941 Ford Super DeLuxe Sedan. Original finish like new. Lots of maroon equipment.

A very low-mileage car. 1941 Ford Super DeLuxe Tudor Sedan. Original black finish like new. Radio and heater. a This is a lowmileage car and is extra nice.

1941 Ford Coupe. Radio and heater. A 15.000-nile car that is like new in every respect. 1941 Chevrolet 5-passenger Coupe. Radio and heater.

Original maroon finish like new. A 12.000-mile car that is really nice. 1941 Chevrolet Special DeLuxe Town Sedan. Radio and heater. Beautiful maroon finish like new.

A very lowmileage car. 1940 Buick Super Sedan. Radio and heater. Beautiful two-tone finish like new. A real buy! 1940 Ford Standard Tudor.

Radio and heater. Motor, tires and appearance very good. 1940 Ford DeLuxe Tudor. Original maroon finish like new. Lots of equipment.

with zood tires. 1940 Chevrolet Fully equipped. A real nice Couplin real good tires. 1940 Chevrolet DeLuxe Town Sedan. Radio and heater.

A very clean car. 1939 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. In good condition. Good tires. 1939 DeLuxe Town.

Lots of equipment. Extra clean. We also have a good selection of older models in good condition and priced to sell. It Pay You to See Our WEars Before You Buy. EARL LUSTER-JOHN RECHTIN FORD DEALERS PRAIRIE AT JACKSON COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO.

1941 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1941 Oldsmobile "66" Sedan. 1941 Pontiac 2-Door Deluxe Sedan. 1940 Oldsmobile 4-Door Sedan. 1940 Hudson Deluxe "6" Coupe.

BROADWAY E. NORTH PH. 9141 REO-NASH 240 W. WOOD 1939 Nash Sedan, overdrive. radio.

(2) 1940 Chevrolet 5 Passenger Coupes, radio. 1940 Chevrolet Coach. radio. (2) 1941 Nash Sedans, overdrive. J.

L. TALLMAN, 540 N. FRANKLIN 1939 Oldsmobile 6 Coupe. 1937 Ford Tudor. 1940 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe.

radio. WITTS AUTO PARTS. We have used parts for all cars. See us first. 561 North Morgan.

2-3412. WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS W. C. STARR, INC. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 232 S.

MAIN 1934 DODGE: Motor, year old, radiator, heater. good condition. 2-8350. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 FORD, Model "A' Ton Truck. Good tires.

4591. HOWARD: 1942 house trailer 11" Steel. A-1. $1200. Mrs.

Gilbert Stortzum, Dieterich, Ill. Elliottsville phone. INTERNATIONAL 1941 truck. L. W.

B. Phone 124 43, Macon. HOUSE TRAILERS: See Rogers. "The Trailer man 370 E. Prairie.

Inside. Still in original crates. Fits MOTOR FOR INTERNATIONAL trucks. to K-4. 155 N.

Broadway. 6916 evenings. everything up Motorcycles--Bicycles 15 BOY'S BICYCLE: Deluxe model, good as new. Exceptionally well built. $35.

535 Longview GIRL'S excellent Golden Eagle bicycle, balloon tires, condition. $35. 7742. HENDERSON: 1931 motorcycle. good tires 2817 E.

Locust. MAN'S bicycle. Good condition. Telephone 6542. 1935 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle.

A1 condition. 2612 S. First, Shelbyville. Automobiles Wanted 17 ALWAYS SEE Decatur's Oldest Dealer for 8 fair price for your car. W.

C. Starr. 232 S. Main. BEN NOLEN will pay the most money for your car.

East Prairie at Broadway. GET OUR PRICE before you sell your car. Earl Luster-John Rechtin, Ford Dealers, Prairie at Jackson. LANDERS Pays top price for used cars. 350 E.

William. Dial 8741. LATE MODEL passenger car wanted. State condition, price and full information. Box 166, Herald-Review.

PRIVATE PARTY: Wants to buy used car with good tires, cheap for cash. Lee. 510 E. Eldorado. REC-NASH: Pays top prices for used cars 240 W.

Wood 5253. TOP CASH prices for 1936 to 1942 model cars. Ralph Barding. 790 E. Wood.

See me first. Phone 2-3738. WE NEED USED CARS: And will pay well for good ones. All makes and models. Kilborn's, 131 N.

Church. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service Federal Buying Pushes Wheat Prices Higher Chicago (AP) Buying of flour by the army and lend-lease agencies was heavy again today, and wheat responded to this news by advancing to new highs on the current move. A report the Administration would not press for immediate enactment of its food subsidy program also fired bullish enthusiasm. All other grains were up with wheat, barley advancing more than a cent at times. December oats moved to a 4 cent premium over the May contract.

Trade dispatches from New York said the government had purchased 500,000 sacks of flour weighing 100 pounds each overnight, bringing the total for the week to about two million sacks. Receipts were: Corn 189 cars, soybeans 133, wheat 55, oats 40, barley 23. At the close wheat was higher. December May rye was up December oats were ahead 22-1 and barley showed gains of Wheat, Oats Hit Long-Time Highs Now that hog markets have reached a stationary level in prices due to the Government ceiling control, chief interest of farmers in those farm markets subject to daily change, turns to wheat and oats. The wheat was advanced two cents in local markets Friday and cats one cent, new high marks for both of these grains over a long period of years.

Corn and beans. both subject to ceilings, were unchanged. The No. 2 wheat touched $1.47 and Mo. 2 oats 77 cents.

Produce prices also remained unchanged Friday. Farmers still were not much interested in the hog markets and very few were hauled off to market locally. Decatur Cash Grain Wheat, new No. 2. or yellow hard, Oct.Nov.

$1.47. Corn, No. 2 yellow, 97; No. 2 white 30-day del. Oats, new No 2 white or No.

2 red oats, 77c. Soybeans, new. No. 2 yellow $1.80 Gov. ceiling price.

CHICAGO GRAIN -Cash wheat, none. Oats, No. 1 mixed 85; No. 2, 85; No. 3 white Barley, nominal; feed nominal.

Soybeans No. 1 yellow $1.90. Livestock Markets Decatur Livestock 170 Ibs and up, including roughs, 14.40. Macon County Marketing Assn.Hogs, 160-240 240- 400 roughs, 14.35. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK--Salable hogs total 6.500; very active, unchanged at ceiling level; virtually all good and choice hogs over 140 lbs and all sows 14.75.

Salable cattle 1.500; salable calves 500; very moderate supply fed steers and yearlings steady; fairly active, mostly 14.00-15.75: top 16.25 on load choice 1,150 and 1,200. lb averages; medium grade light grass steers 13.00-50; not enough heifers here to make a market, undertone steady; cows slow, steady; this class predominating in run; most beef cows 9.00- ICLOYD'S NATION-WIDE Friday FOOD CENTER Saturday PHONES Corner West Grand and Van Dyke TWO DELIVERIES 7464 3:30 9:30 P. A. M. M.

8214 DAILY FREE DELIVERY RIB END ROAST OF PORK I LOIN Lb. FRESH Ground Beef Lb. ALL SIZES FRESH FRYERS YOUNG FAT BAKING HENS LEAN PORK CHOPS Lb. 27c SMOKED, CURED JOWLS Lb. PURE PORK SAUSAGE Lb.

31c FRESH, MEATY NECK BONES Lb. SKINLESS WIENERS Lb. 27c CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST Lb. 28c BACON 5 lbs. 89c SLICED MINCED HAM Lb.

21c NO. 1 JONATHAN APPLES 3 Ibs. 25c ROUND, STRINGLESS Green Beans 2 Ibs. 25c LARGE MICHIGAN CELERY 2 Bunches 19c SOLID. MEDIUM 1 SIZE CABBAGE Pound CALIFORNIA TOKAY GRAPES 2 Ibs.

29c NANCY HALL Sweet Potatoes 4 Ibs. 25c FRESH NEW TURNIPS Pound 5c NEW TEXAS, YELLOW ONIONS 3 ibs. 19c NATION- -WIDE COFFEE Pound 28c TOILET TISSUE 4 Rolls 19c CAMAY SOAP 3 Bars 20c LARGE LONGHORN DUZ 22c CHEESE Lb. 33c MEDIUM SIZE OXYDOL 3 for 29c PURE LARD Lb. NICE RED TRIUMPH EXTRA GLAD HAND POTATOES FOR HANDS MARD TO PECK 4.

miracle CLEANER BAG 45c HAND $2.65 CAN COMPARE Only 4 Points DURKEE'S LB. MARGARINE OLEOMARGARINE VITAMIN "A' ADDED WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES HIGHEST cash prices for dead Prompt service Decatur Scavenger animal Ice. Phone 9811. Reverse Ben. HIGHEST cash prices for dead Prompt service.

Central Ill. Harristown, 531. Reverse Pender2e Building--Contracting Bonded. CONCRETE Glenn WORK. Hall.

Call FREE 3-3868. ESTIMATE Cleaning--Renovating MAKE proper CERTAIN cleaning. your garments lard's Cleaners, 733 Buy N. Bonds Water. Now.

Ba rece 2-2700 and PARLOR de-mothed. suites. rugs Free cleaned. shampoo 4076. estimates Elites Heating Service furnaces FURNACE: installed.

Cleaning and Stoker, repairina. oil cleaned. C. D. (Slim) Fletcher.

4671. rates. MOVING: Chap's Local and Transfer. long Phone distance. Lott 2-434.

Painting-Papering-Flooring Cole. PAPER Dial hanging. 9878. Work guaranteed. 4589.

PAPERHANGING. Telephone Mr. Da EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female CLEANING LADY: Work 1 day and week at a time during per seasons. Box 173, Herald-Review. cleats BEAUTY operator.

Good salary. Nicholas Beauty Salon. Apply CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRLS. Cafeteria, 259 N. -Main.

Greiden work. Pom Experienced, Pom, Wood middle aged, and Oakland. das DENTAL ASSISTANT: Hours 8 Experience unnecessary. Box 174, to Review Herat to Chef, DISHWASHER Hotel wanted, Orlando. good salary.

Apply FOUNTAIN GIRL. Roth-Johnson 143 N. Water. Drug Ca, N. HOUSEKEEPER: Water.

Family Evenings. 2. Stay nights Apt. of home. HOUSEKEEPER, Live in.

Phone middle-aged. Full chara 9600. dry. $10 Stay on place. No laus.

HOUSEKEEPER. Off evenings per week after and room and board 6 p. m. and Sates day afternoon and Sunday. Reference Write Louis P.

R. Rubinelli, 3146 Locust Bird St. 3. Mo. HELP.

For restaurant. The Bird Hots Lunch, 1575 N. Water. KITCHEN HELP: Middle aged, experience not necessary. Pom Pom at Wood sat Oakland.

KITCHEN HELP. Apply Mr. Carmody The Wooden Shoe. 241 E. Main.

reported "lots of calls." Do you need help? Reach those who want work with an ad here. Place your ad by mail or dial 5151. LUNCH COUNTER WAITRESS. GRAD ER'S CAFE. 161 E.

MAIN, OFFICE HELP: Shorthand and typing necessary. Metzler Sons, 390 Cerro Gordo. SALESGIRL: Experience not essential Steady job. See Mr. Miller, 445 N.

Water, SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER. $20 reel Sundays off. Wayside Inn. 223 E. Nortt WAITRESS: For steady work.

Good bout and salary. Experience not necessary. Gebhart-Gushard Drug Store. WAITRESSES: Steady work. Waitresses for Saturday nights plus tips.

Lakeside Club. WAITRESS: Kitchen help wanted, Inquire 116 E. Wood. WEIGHING and general office wort Lillys. 490 S.

Franklin. COLORED MAID. Steady work. Six dart 2-2739. ers.

Greider's Cafe, 161 E. Main, COLORED WOMEN: For night A cook's helpDECATUR CLUB needs waitresses. $16.80 week. Uniforms, meals furnished. Apply Decatur Club.

GIRL: Experience unnecessary. Steads work. Good salary. Rainbow Confertionery. 2239 E.

Wood. GIRL: General housework. care small children, Saturday and Saturday evenings. 8718. GIRL, light housework, care 1 child.

Star nights. Some evenings. Saturday after noons. Sundays off. 2-5610 or 2-4291.

HIGH SCHOOL girl; care children. Star nights. 5718. LADY for light housework, cooking. Family 2.

976 "Lots of Calls" A north side reader advertised 10; practical nurse. In a few hours found just the person she needed, reported "lots of calls." Do you need help? Reach those who want work with MIDDLE- AGED lady, light housework No washing. no ironing. More home than wages. 714 S.

Jackson. NIGHT glass washer and pantry Greider's Cafe, 161 E. Main. PART-TIME work for waitresses. Expert ence unnecessary.

Noon or evening hours. Apply Decatur Club. ROOM in dry cleaning establishment for dressmaker. Excellent opportunity for right person. Work to nos.

Reasonable rent. Box 160 Herald WANTED: Housekeeper. 35 to 40. mort for home wages. 8194.

1833 5. Graceland. WOMAN: Housekeeper. Sunday off. Mrs.

Clara Wilhelm, Dalton City. Ill. WOMAN: For work in dairy, Apply Bob White Dairy. 8525. WOMAN: middle-aged: housework, country.

2 elderly persons. Permanent job. Carl J. Hoppe, phone 2311, Blue Mound. WOMAN: Dishwasher wanted.

Apply Grel. der's Cafeteria. WOMAN WANTED for cleaning office. 1 hours each day. good hourly rate.

2-6077 ask for Mr. Earl. WOMEN: For kitchen help. Illinois Cafe, 153 E. Eldorado.

WOMEN: To wash dishes. Greider! Cafeteria. 259 N. Main. 2 SERVICE STATION operators and rate resses.

Standard Service, Junction 51, 48. 4762. 33 Help Wanted--Male AUTOMOBILE PAINTER: Experienced Percentage basis, permanent. A real portunity for right man, Inquire B. Mr.

3 Burns 402 E. Prairie. Ask for Cravens BOOT black. Good clean dye man. Apply 242 N.

Water. BUS BOYS: White. Apply Lakeside Club. CAB DRIVERS wanted, must be over 21. 514 N.

Water. CAR WASHER. experienced service tion men. Good pay. 249 S.

Oakland. 4807. DISHWASHER WANTED. Greider's Cafeteria. 259 N.

Main. FIREMAN: See Mr. Graves. Wash-Ritt Laundry. also FURNACE.

shop installers and stoker man. Must helpers wanted man and Furnace Co. bring reference. Farris Springfield, Ill. GREASE RACK attendant, steady work, good pay.

Apply Earl Luster-John Rechtin, Ford dealers, Decatur. JANITOR WANTED. Apply Millikin servatory of Music. 2-4277. JANITOR wanted, steady employment, fair wages.

Call 308 Millikin Bldg. JANITOR WANTED: White. permanent position in manufacturing 2-6077. ask for furnace or boiler work. Mr.

Earl. Main. NIGHT MAN. good wages. Mary's Cafe, 531 meals furnished, 2 days off week.

N. Water. OPERATING MAN. draft deferred, train some out of credit town on background, our expense. willing to Fine future.

Permanent post war qualifications. Box $150 ing salary. State your 162 Herald-Review. LUNCH COUNTER WAITER. GREIDER'S CAFE.

161 E. MAIN, NIGHT DISHWASHER: Greider's Cale, 161.