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Tuesday, November 28, 1944, page sixteen THE DECATUR REVIEW minH III, I II LI II i tfULl ink i CATERPILLAR M. E. needs routine vnirai i nnnii iiNini in iiciiiui iaiu 01 PAPER hanging only For a better iob IRIDESCENT beads lost. Reward for re Girls Wanted To Learn: SPOTTING INSPECTION MACHINE PRESSING Steady Employment Pleasant Workine Conditiona APPLY TO Mr. G.

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George 52. of Kmmundy. died Saturday St. Mary's hospital. Cen-tralia: leaves wife.

Mildred. Kmmundy; sons. George. and Jo. Kmmundy: sister.

Mrs. Scott Davidson. Chicago: services 2 p. m. Tuesday in Kinmundy Methodist church; burial in Everereen cemetery: B.

F. Linton funeral home. Kmmundy, in charge. OOX. Mrs.

Ce.ia Rossella 73. Assumption, died at 6 p. m. Monday her home of heart ailment: leaves husband. Clarence, daughters.

Mrs. Leys Jasper. Michigan City. Mrs. Violet Blue, Stewartson; Mrs.

Alice Una Butta. Rol-land. Ind. sons. Emerson.

Decatur: Paul Luther, the army- 16 grandchildren: four sixers: three brothers; services 1 p. m. Wednesday Assumption Christian church; burial Findlay cemetery. DARNEL1 Winnie Irene. 86.

near Vandalia. died Monday in home: services 10:30 a. m. Wednesday Hurricane church, near Vandalia; burial Mc-Inturff cemetery. EVANS.

Mayme, 66. of Vandalia. died Monday in home; leaves husband Bert. Vandalia sisters. Mrs.

Clarence Smith. Vandalia. Mrs. Earl Scheik. Chicago.

Miss Myrtle Bini-'aman. Chicago. Mrs. G. R.

Snooks. Grand Rapids. services 2 p. m. Wednesday in Vandalia Methodist church burial in South Hill cemetery.

Vandalia; Earkley funeral home. Vandalia. in charce. GEDDES. William Albert.

57. Clinton, died in his home at 8:40 p. m. Monday: leaves sons. Jesse and Donald the navy: Carl, army: Ray.

at home: brothers. Charles. Harry and Clarence. Clinton; Ora and Raymond. Decatur: George.

Vandalia: and a sister. Vina. Clinton; arrangements incomplete. HOAGLIN. Edward 84.

of Lincoln, died 4 30 a. m. Saturday in home: leaves wile; son. Gilbert. Lincoln: daughters.

Mrs. Edward J. Warrick. Mrs. El wood Cloyd and Mrs.

Gail Sandprs. Lincoln: services were held 2 p- m. Monday in Wright funeral home. Christmas Are Cheaper this year. Will nnt shed.

UP English Walnuts NEW CROP LB. 39c NEW SOFT SHELLS LB. APFL No. 1 Wealthy? Bushel Basket POTATOES LARGE COBBLERS BAG 51.98 Pure Cider From No. 1 APPLES 65c GALLON Also in Quarts and Half Gallons ONION LARGE YELLOW 10 LB.

BAG PUMPKIN 191 Libbys Custard NO. 2 CAN FRESH DRESSED Poultry Daily Pop Corn GUARANTEED TO POP 50c PECA 39c 1.39 9C Money to Loan 41 AUTO LOANS Cash at once quick service. Central M. Investment Co 222 Park 2-088" AUTO LOANS UP TO Our Bank-Like Plan Quickly Prov Needed Cash For: Car Repairs. Cloir.int Old Bills.

Emergencies: Medical or Sea. snnal Expenses. Insurance. Home S.j, Taxes or Any Other Worth-while Purpose! REPAYMENTS AS LOW AS $100 Auto Loan S.00 Auto Loan $500 Auto Loan Auto Loan $900 Auto Lean 68 Mon'hly $20.00 Monthly $33.33 Monthly $46.66 Monthly $60.00 Monthly Your Car Need Not Be Fuily Employer. Friends or Other Crec-cri Are Not Notified.

Ten Minute Servsc. No Recorded Chattel Moucase Pubhrity Low Cost. No Co-Signers. No Red lis PEOPLES FINANCE COMPANY "Decatur's Auto Loan 2C3 National Bank of Decatur Biex 2nd Flr 130 N. Water St.

Ph. 2-3344. CASH LOANS: To "farmers and employ men and women, on your own sifir.f -j and security. S. W.

Coe 226 i William. 2-4544. FARMERS and employed men and woa-en can borrow up to $300. from Ehrht-t Loan Company. 225 w.

Prairie. Pr.or. 2-4442. LOANS: On city property and farms 4 monthly reduction Nomina! Mnvpr tils. mt LOAN'S: On city, suhuroan and farm Iar.4.

J. IJ. jonnson ej son. jiT-erai and real es'ate, 114 N. Water.

513:. LOANS $5 TO $300 Single or Married. Men. Womea Money In. One Day Public Loan Corp.

420 Standard Office Phone 41W $25.00 to $300.00 DECATUR SHORT LOAN CO. JA6 Citizens Bldg. Phtmt 8fiSJ C. C. McBee.

Mgr. YOU NEED NOT be broke as long as y(a have some kind of collateral you get a loan on. We don't care whit vrtz need the money for. but remember holidays are on their way Don't let th'si worry you. Just call at the s'ore bring a watch, ring, or any article have and get your money.

Rosenbent 445 N. Water Dogs Cats Other PeU 4T A SCOTTIE for Christmas? Pups 8 wetii for sale. Mrs. Aurora Hamm Kui; Strasburg. 111.

Phone 12. CANARIES lor sale: Hartz Mountain. Guaranteed singers. 1921 E. COCKER SPANIEL puppies, black ma.e.

blnnd female. 1345 E. Johns. FOR ROVER'S Christmas! Complete lint dog furnishings. Morehouse 6: wei.s.

WANTED: Coons from trappers and hunt. ers. Macon Co. Coon Hunters association. Horses Cattle Hos? 48 BULL CALF: Swiss.

mo. Nellie breeding. 3-3141. eligible. Em BULL: Yearling Hoistem.

Severs, 1 ir.iit east junction 32 on 36. 3 mile souti, second house. CHESTER WHITE, registered spring Blocky. Balsley. Maroa.

FRESH COW: 31st. for sale; inquire 1615 5. FRESH COW. half Jersey, easy milner. Homer Randolph.

Warrensburg. GUERNSEY and 3 young Hoistem coir good ones. Mile south and 6 wes: Lathsm. Fred StoerieU. Ml.

Pulaski. HEIFER CALF. 8 months, mile north Mt. Zion. MILKING SHORTHORN bulls: 2.

wrvirt-able age. Dams are Record of Merit trfi Sire's dam record of 685 lbs. butterit; Arthur Fathauer. Lake City. Phone Mt Zion 4F2 POLAND China bears, thick.

heay farmer type. $60. Kenneth Burtfsf Bement. III. PONY: Gentle, medium size Pinto; biick and white.

3-3141. PURE-BRED HOLSTEIN BULL. 11 tr.orTh? Sired by Tabst ouli. whose dam prod -re over 900 pounds butterlat. T.

B. Banc's tested within ast month. West' 800: dam. 305 days; 179 butrerfat: 11.44M milk. Charles Erwm.

Jr. 6 miies scir: Sullivan. STOCK HORSE. 4 dapple grry. breH to work.

Sell or trade. 2424 N. Gract- land. TEAM MULES: Everett Fasley. 3:2 east Mt.

Zion. south. BRING YOUR CHOICE CATTLE: To lot Decatur Packing Provision 601 S. Mam. Phone 553.

BRING YOUR LIVESTOCK: To Mcnn County Sale Earn every Monday. Andrews. 3-3368. Buy War Bond. IF YOU HAVE fat cattle fo ule.

Ray Scott. 2-1923 USE NU-PRO-CES: 40', hog tuppiea for biReest savings and best Now only S4.10 hundred. Central Feed 6 miles west Decatur on 36. Phone Harristown 7211. WANTED: Good Swiss bull.

14. 15 nor.tia Must be gentle. J. G. Spencer.

YOUNG butchering goats for sale. 2-662. after 5:00. I COWS giving good flow: istercd Swiss. 3-3141.

1 HEIFERS: Swiss-J-'rsey. 15 months, or registered Swiss. 3-3141. 3 Brown Swiss bulls. Campbell.

Latham. all size' Era 14 WEANLING Chestar Whltt piss. 8657. 16 EWES. 1 buck: lamb 'n February JoB Harrison.

north Green Switch. 50 HEAD PUREBRED Native Kerefcri calves and CO head Native SrTt-cr: cahes will be sold at Auction Weds' dav. Nov. 29, Shelby Auction byville. 111.

Poultry and Supplies CASH PAID for your poultry, eces cieam. Swift 757 N. MortW-519 E. William new location'. CONTRACT: To sell us hatching S.c for next spring.

Can use any breeo. E. T-iatchery. Maroa. EXPERT poultry culling, worming.

GeorK Hornbrook. Route 2. Phone 3-3219- GOOD EGGS wanted: Will pay 45c Chap's Market. 2001 N. Water.

HENS AND FRIES WANTED: Roberta'1 t-ouury leiepnone a HEN FEEDERS: Electric and oil-l-f w-ater fountains. Hayes Bros. riat-" 405 S. Water. 2-2806.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for fries. Mitchell's .210 W. Wood Grain Hit Feed 4SA ATTENTION HOS FEEDERS BUY 50 Meat Scraps Drastically Reduced to TANKAGE PRICES WE DELIVER NOW ONLY $3.60 PER 100 LBS. PHONE YOUR NEEDS TO Centra! Illinois Feed Co. PHONE OR 29-531 Miles West of Decatur on Route CHOICE red clover hay.

tl.00 othy $1.00. oat straw. 60c: bean 40c bale: some second lanaictn. Mounn. r.

CLOVER HAY Choir, no weeds, ij JUDY. Florence. 85. of Brcadwell. died 1:25 p.

m. Sunday in home of daughter. Mrs. Leslie Ricigeway, Mt. Pulaski; services 2 p.

m. Tuesday in Broadwell Christian church: burial in Mechanicsburg cemetery; Schahl funeral home, Mt. Pulaski, in charge. SIZEMORE. Lyle.

56. Peoria, formerly of Clinton, died in Peoria Sunday night leaves wife in Peoria: son. Vircil. in service: three dauchters. Mrs.

William Todd. Michigan City, Mrs. Cleo Kinstead. Gary. Ind-.

and Mrs. Dorothy Stevens of Gary; arrangements incomplete. STINEHART. Mrs. Mary 81.

Clinton, died at 7:20 p. m. Monday: leaves children. Charles E. Indianapolis.

Earl. Chicago: Clyde. Greenville: Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Edith Shepherd.

Clinton and Mrs. La Von Henderson. Ken-ney; brothers. William. Clinton; Douglas.

Peoria: Elmer. Pittsburgh. sisters. Dora Goodpasture. Chicago; and Martha Martin.

Sac City. Iowa; funeral at Reesers Wednesday- at 2:30 p. burial in WoocUawn cemetery. STRANGE. C.

70. Clinton, died 9 a. m. Monday in John Warner hospital. Clinton; services 2:30 P.

m. Wednesday in Clinton Christian church: burial Woodlawn cemetery; Helm Trigg funeral home. Clinton, in charge. STTJTTWIG. Henrietta.

65. died Sunday in home southeast of Vandalia; leaves husband. Frank, near Vandalia: dauchters, Mrs. w. E.

Manion. Gentry. Mrs. Floyd Sumpton. Vandalia.

Mrs. H. M. Crumbaugh. Phoenix, Mrs.

Harold Ervm. Brownstown; sisters. Miss Minnie Brown, Vandalia. Mrs. Colby White Heath: Brothers.

G. H. Denning. Turon. William.

St. Peter. Edward. Tavlorville. August.

Frank. John and Louis, Vandalia: services 3 p. m. Tuesday in Overcut church, near Vandalia: burial Pinhook cemetery: Hunter funeral home. Vandalia.

in charge. Marriage Licenses Carl Ivan Beall. Decatur. 35 Aenes Marie Martir.dale. Decatur.

32 Eddie Lee Ratlitfe. Decatur. 29 Helen Hunt. Decatur. 2.

Frank W. Clark. Bnimlield. 33 Velva I. Allen.

Mt. Zion. 30 Fred M. Fitchenal. Alton.

49 Vcrneda Alexander. Decatur. 2i Raymond Floyd. Mattoon. 45 Alice Melton.

Decatur. 34 Raymond F. Leesman. Lincoln lecal Gertrude A. Wolf.

Mt. Pulaski lesal William Myrl Royer. Decatur, Ruth Ann Kovert. Chicago. 23 Born To ANDERSON.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Charles-Ion, a son, Nov. 23.

in home. BLAKEMAN. Mr. and Mrs. William.

1043 South Illinois, -a daughter. Nov. 27, St. Mary's. BOWEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles, rural route 2. a son. Nov.

23. in St. Mary s. CAMPBELL. Dr.

and Mrs. P. 1335 West Sunset, a son. Nov, 27. in St Mary's.

DUBSON. Mr. and Mrs. Troy, Clinton, a daughter, Nov. 25, in home.

JOSS, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. Clinton, a son. Nov.

16. in John Warner hospital, Clinton. LANDERS. Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn. Sullivan, a daughter, Nov. 25, in D. M. C.

MATHEWS. Pvt. and Mrs. Robert, rural route 2. a son, Nov.

-25. in D. M. C. PERSONETTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1163 West Sunset, a son. Nov. 2T.

in D. M. C. STERN. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy. rural route 4. a son, Nov. 28, in St.

Mary s. SWEENEY. Mr. and Mrs. Rex.

near Charleston, a daughter. Nov. 23, in home. TRIMBY. Mr.

and Mrs. George. 1204 North Taylor, a son, Nov. 27. in St.

Mary's WILKINSON. Mr. and Mrs. L. Charles ton, a daughter.

Nov. 23. in Charleston hospital. Funerals Decatur 1A HINES. JAMES.

Services 9:30 Wednesday mormnp. Sacred Heart Church. Oconee, 111. Interment Sacred Heart cemetery. Friends may call at 'uneral home after 10 a.

m. Tuesday. J. Moran Sons Service. Burt, Mae Services 3 p.

Tuesday, at Chapel. Burial in Salem cemetery. Friends may -all at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff McCAULEY. MR.

GEORGE W. Funeral services 2:30 0 clock Tursday afternoon. Free Methodist church. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Monday. Interment Graceland cemetery.

J. J. Moran fc Sons' service. Merritt, Ada V. Services 1 30 p.

nr. Tuesday, at Chapel. Burial in North Fork cemetery. Friends mav call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff KA.NADY.

MR. WM. CLAY: Services 10 o'clock Tuesday momma. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Monday, interment Fairlawn cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service. PATTERSON. ELIZABETH. MRS.

Service 3:43 p. m. Wednesday, in Chapel. Interment Fairlawn cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons Service. Card of Thanks HALE. We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their help and sympathy at the recent loss of our father. Mrs.

Kathleen Burch-am: Louise and Jane Hale. WILKEY, JAMES: We wish to thank our friends, neighbors. Major Brewer of Salvation Army and singers for their kindness, sympathy and floral offerings extended during our recent bereavement. Wilctitt. Wilkey Families.

In Memoriam GOBER. WESLEY: In loving memory of our son on his birthday. Nov. 28th. Although the one we love has stepped across The threshold of God's door.

He left behind those memories That make us love him more. Mother and Dad. G. H. Bargh, Kinmundy Drugstore Owner, Dies Kinmundy, Nov.

27 (Staff) George H. Bargh. 52. manager of a drugstore and restaurant in Kinmundy for the past 11 years, died Saturday in St. Mary's hospital, in Centralia.

A former postmaster in Kinmundy. Mr. Bargh was a member of the Masonic lodge No. 398, A. F.

A. post 319 of the American Legion and had served on the Kinmundy board of education for the past two years. He was a graduate of the University of Illinois school of journalism. I He leaves his wife. Mildred, two sons, George, and Jo.

both at home, and a sister, Mrs. Scott Davidson of Chicago. i Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Kinmundy i Methodist church, with burial in i Evergreen cemetery, in Kin- mundy.

The B. F. Linton funeral' home. Kinmundy, is in charge. FIXED15.40 Edward Dwyer 70.

of 461 South Water street, arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct on complaint of Stella Hulls, pleaded guiltv and was fined S15.40 bv Justice; E. S. Parks. GRINDOL MONUMENTS tut Min an Franklin Street Inspectors. Employment om, lhicoi" Square.

8:30 a. m. to i.SQ P. m. CATERPILLAR M.

E. needs eep-ers. Employment Office. Lincoln Square, 8:30 a. m.

to 5:30 p. m. oany CATERPILLAR M. E. Needs tool grinders.

Employment Office. Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. 10 5:30 p.

m. aaiiy- CATERPILLAR M. E. needs unskilled men. Employment Office.

Lincoln Square. :30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

cany CATERPILLAR M. E. Needs yard men. Employment Office. Lincoln Square.

a. m. to p. m. cany EXPERIENCED COOKS Sangamon Ordnance Plant.

Good wages. Apply Employment Office. Iliiopolis. or USES. Decalur.

FARMERS and other outside workers, we have several openings for factory work during winter months. Experience not required. Half block from bus. Fanes Manufacturing 1036 E. Grand Ave.

HIGH SCHOOL BOY over 16 to make use of spare time 2 evenings week and Saturday afternoon and evening, can 5151 extension 30. INEXPERIENCED MAN- 50c hour to start: to lubricate and leat trade as mechanic. W. C. Starr.

Inc 232 S. Mam. MAN. draft exempt under 30 to learn furniture business. Good opportunity lor smart, alert man.

State education, past work. Furniture experience not neces sary. Box 937 Herald Keview MARRIED MAN: For farm work. House furnished, year around. 12 ring u.

Maroa. 111. MEN W7ANTEX: In service department. Tire service, battery service, etc. Good starting salary.

Overtime, bonusts. Paid vacations, group insurance. See Mr. Davenport. Firestone Stores.

400 Main MEN. 16 to 60. for smoking and cooking sausage. Apply 520 N. "font.

Mr Ross Rath Parking Sausace Department. MEN For City Freight Routes UNION SCALE OF WAGES Decatur Warehouse. 555 E. Wood RELIABLE night man. service station and cabin rentals Bradley's 5821.

WANTED AT ONCE: Mechanics and handy man. Apply to Mr. Herbert. Decatur City Lines Help Male and Female 34 COOK WANTED, man or woman. 2-4912.

HODSEMAN and cook, full maintenance. Steady employment. Box 923. Herald-Revirw. Permanent Jobs For men and women.

In our poultry de- I partment. Swift Co. 757 N. MORGAN Salesmen and" Agents 35 ATTENTION. MEN: Have you three hours' a tn 19 nnnn or i i to 4 Could ycu use an extra S5.00 per day for three hours' work? Full-time work also available.

Ace handicap. Apply at Orlando Hotel between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.

Tuesday. December 5th. Mr. W. L.

Allmutt. RURAL PETROLEUM territories open for i truck salesman. Good pay. Box 9a. Herald-Review.

Work Wanted Female 36 GOOD COOK wishes work in responsible bachelor or widower home. References Box 919 Herald-Review. HOUSEKEEPER desires position in modern home with electric stove. Box 990. Herald-Review.

LADY: Wants any kind of- work Thurs. i afternoon and evening. Box 985, Herald- Review. MOTHERS OF small children. Plan to visit your husband in camp, or bo to work with the knowledge that I win guarantee best of care, food, medical attention for your baby.

Have comfortable, modern, well heated home; small town. Exchange reference. Rates by week or month. For further information, phone Mrs. Florence DeihL 27101 Morrisonvilie or write Box 386.

NEED office help? Let us help you. Call Personal Placement, 8541 for qualified workers. THOROUGHLY experienced secretary and stenographer desires permanent position. Excellent references. Immediately avail- able.

Box 936. Herald-Review. WILL CARE for children in my home. Mrs. Charles Doyle, 4000 Faries Parkway, north of tracks.

WILL CARE FOR children: my home days. References. Prefer infants, small children. 2-7970. WILL CARE for 'children in my home.

2-2527. WILL CARE for children in my home by day or week. 2-2251. WILL CARE for 1 or 2 children in reliable I heme. 6843.

WILL CARE for children in my home, by the day. 2-3626. YOUR LETTERS and circulars neatly ad-dressed at a reasonable rate. Ph. 2-4996.

Work Wanted Male 37 EXPERIENCED youns farm manager wants 160. 200 acre farm near Mattoon. on shares or salary basis References. Box .132 Herald-Review. Business Opportunities 38 CAFE: Near Millikin campus.

All new eouipment. Will show cood daily receipts. Lt us show you this. Virgil D. Mileham.

Realtor. 1017 Water Dial 2-7912. Evenings Mr. Murphy. 8507; Mr.

Weatherford. 2-0434. IMPLEMENT STORE: Doing good business now. With extremely bright future. W.

A. Swain. 9793: 569 W. William. MODERN beauty equipment.

Call 2-6882 mornings and after 8 p. m. Money to Loan 40 Lo ans EMPLOYED men or women borrow in one short visit. GENERAL offers meet every need. a loan plan to eneral' Finance Loan Company 118 W.

PRAIRIE PHONE 5356 Auto, Furniture Sianature oans Quick Phone Service Need $25. $50. $100. $200 or more' Gt a salary, car or furniture loan without endorsers. For quick action phone first then come in for money.

Cash Choose a Monthly Payment Plan Loan 3 4 6 9 13 You Pay- Pay- Pay. Pay. Pay-Get ments ments menta ments menu 25 8 85 6.73 50 17.69 13.46 9 24 6 43 100 35.38 26.93 18.48 12 87 10 07 125 44 18 33.63 23 08 16 06 12 56 150 52 98 40.31 27 66 19 23 15 04 200 70.53 53.66 36.78 25 56 19 96 300 105 62 80 29 55.00 38 16 29 7R PAYMENTS include charges Household's rate of per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $100 and 2'2'. per month on that part of a balance in ex- Lcz oi aiuu. Household Finance Corporatio'n 469 Citizens building Fourth Floor 2o0 North Water Street Phone 5277 M.

F. fiicho'a. Manager i i i I MEYER. ALVINE, who passed away a year ago toaay. Dear Mother, you are not forgotten.

Though on earth you are no more. Still in memory you are with us. As you always were before. Husband and Children. REISINGER.

EMMA, who passed away 3 years ago. Nov. 27th: Your memory is as dear today. -As in the hour you passed away. And while you lay In peaceful sleep.

Your memory we shall always keep. Husband. Daughter, Grandchildren. PHIPPS. JENNIE MAY, who passed away 2 vears ago today: The midnight stars are shining.

Upon your silent grave. Eeneath it sleeps the one we love. And the one we could net save. Husband and children. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 FAIRLAWN- A beautiful, well kept cemetery with perpetual care Select your lot and pay on easy terms.

146 S. Water 4495.. MEMORIAL PARK: The only strictly non-monumental cemetery In Macon Co. 538 Standard Bids. 5058.

Insurance ACCIDENT AND HEALTH: Insures Income; pays hospital expense "Chet" Walker. 103 suirern Bunging COMFORTING: To know the cost of sickness is provided for. See Ralph Wilcox, Bennett rft Shade. 4495: 2-6974. Your Insurance Is As Good As Your Agent WE REPRESENT old.

established stock companies that pay off promptly. BUY WAR STAMPS AND KEEP 'EM FLYING J. D. Johnson Son General Insurance 114 WATER PHONE 5131 Masonic Temple Activities 6A GREAT LIGHT LODGE 1064. Special meeting; Saturday starting 3 p.

m- 3rd degrees. Buflet dinner at 6. SOUTH MACON LODGE 467. Special meet-ins Tuesday. 7 p.

m. 3rd decree. STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE 979. Special meeting Wednesday, 6:30 p. m.

3rd decree. Personals ACCURATE Radio Service Guaranteed. iiinicitimaii. ouj w. ui ana.

z-s. iu. A NEW smart collar will make all the difference in the world on your old fur coat. Schudels Fur Shop. 157 W.

Mam. ALARM CLOCKS, repaired and enameled any color. 50c. 421 Central. 9866.

A-l WATCH REPAIRING: Quick, guaranteed service. Bloom. 955 W. Marietta. BLACKBURN Deep Rock Service Station open for business.

North 2nd and Locust. Lester Blackburn, leasee and operator. BLIND LADY. MRS. C.

C. RILEY, 1111 North Monroe. 2-5146. Brooms, brushes, mops. Retail, wholesale.

CASH FOR USED RADIOS. CENTRAL RADIO STORE 248 N. PARK COUPLE wants ride to California. Dec. 11-15: share expenses: assist driving.

2-6243. DECATUR LODGE 65: I.O.O.F. hall. Regu. lar meeting 2nd degree.

7:45 p. m. DEPENDABLE guaranteed repairing; of toasters, waffle irons, percolators, irons, at Parkys Repair Service. 134 Oakland. 3-3832 or 2-2142 DRIVING TO DENVER.

1941 Pontiac. Leaving Thursday. Take one. 2-2506. ELECTRICAL repairmc.

Washing machines, stokers, sweepers. Soldering and welding. 8451. EXPERT home and autn radio service Bourner Moore. 640 N.

Main. FINE HAIR needs the care of a specialist Consultation at North Park Beauty Shop. 244 Park. 8733 FOR HER: Roger Gallet "Nicht of De-liehf set Drv perfume, soap, powder. Sfi.50.

Harding's. 455 N. Water. FREEZING TEMPERATURE COMING LET US insulate your home with Blnwn-in with finest equipment Central Illinois. Free estimate.

No obli-sation. The Cooper Rucker Co. 2-6734 HATS BLOCKED: 3 cay service. George's Place. 423 N.

Water. KEYS: Made for any type lock. Quick service. East Mam Bicycle and Lock Shop. 249 E.

Mam. Dial 6541. i MARY I HAMSHER Tent. 70. Bakery Sale, 924 Main.

Wprinpstiav. 10 REFRIGERATION SEP.VICE: Phone 2-34S4. J. H. Stubblefteld Service on open unit housel'old boxes a specialty.

RUMMAGE SALE. 534 E. Eldorado. Wednesday. Nov.

29. Dobson Grove, Cerro Gordo. on fuel bill uith insulation. Call 2-8532. Ask for Earl Berry.

EROWNIE COAL CO. 2-8532 SOLD IN A HURRY! A west side reader advertised a hi-chair and 8 pairs of overalls, size 2. She sold everythins to the first caller. There were "18 or 20 buyers!" Have you child's clothins or any other usable discards? Trade for quick cash, with an ad. Place your ad by mail or dial 51M.

Sum Guys Hair is Parted: just like sum of our customers soon as they see all the swell Christmas prezmts they sits parted frum there money at that is better than Renin departed like my hair did frum me. Really folks it'll be a piezure fer to part with urc doush wen kin buy such swell prezints at Rosenberg's makes no diffrens wether lire spendm I buck er 100. ule Bit the most fer ure money in such things like nncs. pins, lckets. Indian jewelry, baby coed watches genuine diamonds, afore v.

part with ure doush cum ware it will bnns the most. Ben Hong departed i Miller, at Rosenberg's. 445 N. Water. TRULY.

Decatur's Jewel Shop. Diamond rir.es insured, from 525-00 up Jewel Shop. 410 N. Water. Phone 5913 WAR BONDS and Good Vision are the best of investments.

Dr. Ralph Eberhart. Optometrist. Reasonable prices, terms 410 N. Water.

Phone 5913 WRINGER ROLLS, parts, and service Tor any make washer. George's Washer Shop. 243 N. Franklin. 2-7905.

Theaters and Amusements TB EEMENT THEATER: Bement. 111. This theater closed on Tuesdays until further notice. Where to Go TC CHILI SUPPER. Garfield School.

Thursday. Nov. 30. Serving 3 o'clock. Home-made pie, cake.

DON'T LET THIS weather keep you from having your favorite dessert tonight. Ice Cream. 1125 N. Water. FUBLIC PARTY Nov.

29. K. Mam. Odd Fellows HaU. Progress Play 8 o'clock.

ROLLER SKATE at Chap Rrak. 2311 N. Mam. 7:30 to 10:30 p. m.

Admission 30c. THE BEST PLACE in town to net around is Ragsdale's Skating Rink. 40c. 4S0 E. North.

WANT TO HAVE a swell dinner? Come to The Wooden Shoe, 24! E. Main. The finest food, the best drinks. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD: Contained ldenlilication. money.

Mail papers, 421 Central Ave. or phone 9866. No Questions asiced. Reward. Tapscott.

BILLFOLD, contained $210. leave papers identification. Lost bv sailor at Houdaille: trailer camp Friday night. Re- cuur. trailer camp HUR CAP tnsr fnr 1Q1Q va u.kl..

i Entire 6. Decatur. and price can a. mucuci P1PERKANGING: Painting. Work guaranteed.

Call Allen. 458S. Help Wanted Female 32 BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. North Park Beauty snop. i.vt r.

BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted for a busy Chicago shop, biarims 40 per cent commission. Will interview operators Thursday at 318 N. 25th street, Decatur, or write Lucille Beauty Shop. 1719 Jonquil, Chicago. 111.

CHECKER warned: Peter's Food Market. 553 W. Wood. 2-3141. DISHWASHER.

GOOD PAY. GOOD HOURS. SUNDAYS OFF. APPLY MRS. j- DE BOLD.

BELL DRUG. 368 N. MAIN. DISHWASHER. Good pay.

No Sunday. Scott Cafe. 313 N. Main. DISHWASHER wanted.

$21 plus meals. Dolan's Cafe. 120 S. Oakland. Elevator Girl Good starting salary.

Employe discount on purchases. Rest periods. Apply to Linn Scruggs. Fourth Floor FOUNTAIN GIRL: Roth-Johnson Drug 143 Water. FOUNTAIN girl.

S22 week. 2 meals daily New Chocolate Shop. 411 N. Water. KITCHEN HELP wanted.

Apply Greider's Cafe. 161 E. Main. READY-TO-WEAR salesgirl or woman. Must have some experience.

Semmel's. 244 N. Water. TYPIST: General office work, short hand. Experience not required.

Permanent full time employment. Irwin Neisler Co. 410 N. Morgan. WAITRESS.

Good pay. Sundays off. 157 S. Water. WAITRESS: day work.

Young Rirl rr middle aged woman. Lone Oak. i75 22nd WAITRESS: For our English Coffee. Apply to Manager Hotel Orlando. WAITRESSES WANTED: GREIDER'S CAFE.

161 EAST MAUJ. WAITRESS: Sundays off. $20 week. Bonus. Tips.

Wayside Inn. 223 E. North. WAITRESS wanted: Steady work. 8-4.

p. m. Rango's Flare. 337 N. Main.

COMPLETE charge and care of school aged boy in your home. Also room for mother Reference. 4711. Between 8 and 9 p. m.

EX PER TEN CED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS LIBERAL HOSFITAL AND LIFE INSURANCE POLICY FREE. VACATIONS WITH PAY THE KEATING CO. iNOI INC.) 304 N. FRANKLIN Full Ti me OR Part Time Girls, Women PLEASANT STEADY WORK PRESSING HAND IRONING INSPECTING ASSEMBLING NORMAN'S 145 E. DECATUR 4 Blocks South Transfer House Girls and Women For Christmas Work Several additional positions are open now Cashiers and Sales Women particularly needed, women who enjoy being in the midst of things during the holiday season will like it here at Decatur's Christmas Store.

See Mr. H. H. Garver. Gebhart-Gushard Co.

GIRL: For full or part time. Block's Ice Cream Store and Sandwich Shop. 140 N. Mam. GIRL: For general office and billing work.

Accuracy in figures essential. Apply Decatur Grocer 621 E. William. GIRL OR WOMAN: To stay with boy. 6 years, nights Mother employed.

9415. before 3:30. Girls or Women To work full or part time in various departments during Christmas business. Experience helpful but not essential. Good wages.

Apply to Mr. Finlavson. first floor. Block Kuhl Co. GIRLS wanted, age 16 or over tor light manufacturing Clean work good noura The Hi-Flier Mfg Co.

510 Wabash Ave Girls Wanted For Permanent Office Positions At Staley's Theae Jobs Now Open Junior Typist Junior Bookkeeper Clerical Workers Office Messenaers TP YOU have had business training in high school, or on job. you may qualify for one of these desirable office jobs at. Staley's. Plenty of chance for advancement. Il ycu are interested in your flltnrr annltr Inrlav Dhnn ilil n- in person at our "Employment Office.

hours: 8:15 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. A.

E. Staley Mfg. Co. DECATUR, ILL. HELP WANTED: Hish school eirl after school and Saturdays.

Rosenberss, 445 Water. HIGH SCHOOL gin wanted for house cleaning, work on Saturdays. 2-7578. LADY: Care for children. Lighl apartment work.

Mother employed 7-3. 656 W. King: west side, down: after 3:30. LADY: For housework, care 3 children Mother employed. 7983.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN: Lltht housework, care for 17-month-old baby. Mother frvire man's ivife. employed. Stay niehtt. 334 N.

Monroe. turn. 223 W. Division. LADY'S black purse.

Contained valuable capers, money. Finder keep money. Call 3-3556. LADIES BLACK purse, containing valuable papers. Zipper top Plastic handle.

Blue Mouna i LADYS Elgin pink sold wrist watch; six diamonds. 2 rubies. Reward. 9020. LCST: Running works from lady's Bu-lova wrist watch.

Reward. Nancy Hayes, 2-1359. MAN'S dark blue overcoat. Near Fletch er's. Rt.

48. prionc Argen.a. ui n. STRAYED: Small female Beagle hound. Black tan.

white marked. Reward. Phone 2-1743. Automobiles for Sale 11 CHEVROLET 1929 coach, new batteiy. 4093.

good tires. CHEVROLET IS37. 4 door sedan, radio, heater. Ceiling price. J.

R. Penny-packer. Maroa. CHRYSLER 1938 Royal sedan, a good tar pricea to sen. cu uusiw-um' Ford dealers, rraine DE ECTO 1940.

radio, heater, over drive. Very low mileace. Linn O. Rati. Kenney Come alter Nov.

y. FORD Model T. 1926. Good tires, phene 9451. Tele- FORD, 1930 model A.

good condition. 148 Lomrview. FORD deluxe. Good heater. Extra good 600x16 tires.

541 Longview before 2. FORD. 1934 V-8 'ordor sedan. A-l tires. 1715 N.

Edward. FORD 1940 deluxe fordor. in pood condi tion, ceiling price, dku iuu w. woo a LINCOLN-ZEPHYR: 193" coupe. Radio, neater, ciocfc.

imuiui wi.t. S450. 2-2275. MODEL A Ford coupe: 2 excellent tires. Good shape.

1170 N. Union, after 5 eveninss. PACKARD: 1940 6 sedan. Excellent appearance and mechanical condition. Kil-bcrn's.

131 N. Church. PLYMOUTH. 1938 SEDAN for sale. Telephone 2-3364.

PLYMOUTH 1933 4-door, fair tires. M-ouire 1019 E. Division. PONTIAC 1937 coupe. $420: Chevrolet 1935 coach, extra clean.

S335: Dodge 1935 coupe S285: Dodge 1937 sedan $510. Ben Nolen. Prairie at Broadway. STUDEBAKER 1934 2 door, in good condition, good tires. Earl Luster-John Rech-tin.

Fnrd dealers. Prairie at Jackson. B. B. BURNS 402 E.

PRAIRIE 1941 Dodce Commando Army car. can easily he converted into pick-up truck. Nearly new replacement motor. Excellent tires. 4-whcel drive.

1341 Plymouth coupe, good tires. Excellent mechanical condition. 1938 Dodge 4 door, clean. Very nice. 1937 Ford coupe.

REO-NASg. 340 WEST WOOD Wp will pay "Ceiling for good Used Cars. See us first. WE BUY, SELL TRADE FOR USED CARS W. C.

STARR. 232 S. MAIN WE PAY top cash price for used cars, any make or model. Cooper Oldsmobile lot, Broadway at E. North.

Phone 9141. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 ALMA A HOWARD. Kozy Coach superior new trailers. See Rogers. "Trailer Man." 370 E.

Prairie, inside. Always open. HOUSE TRAILER of Tomorrow. Today. See the new Travente DeLuxe Coaches Kistler's Trailer Sales.

2600 W. Main. HOUSE trailer. National for sale. Shell Station.

2900 N. Water. REO TRUCK Al. Must be told at once account ot death. 456 S.

Broadway. 1941 house trailer. S700; S235 ca.sh. Balance IJt or 16 months. Sleeps 4.

Good tires, with spare, vacuum brakes. Glen's Trailer Sales. East Texaco Tower. N. Water St.

Tires and Auto Accessories 13 HAD EES CAR HEATER. Goor! condition. 1444 E. Whumer. MERRY MOTOR SUPPLY have a complete stock auto supplies, parts, accessories.

A. C. Merry. 350 East Prairie. 2-2506.

USED CAR RADIO warned, resardles? of condition. 603 E. Garfield. Motorcycles Bicycles 15 BICYCLES for sale: Parts, accessories, repairs. Botts Sportins Gocds.

554 N. Water. MAN'S BICYCLE, cood condition. Inquire 1615 X. 31st.

MAN'S pre-wa: bicycle. Good condition. Telephone 957C. MOTOR SCOCTEE: Good condition. 2 new tires 2-Rtl33.

WANTXD: Pre-war girl's bicycle. T614 E. Clay after 5 p. m. Automobile Service 16 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING wanted: Rea-; sonable.

Scnmpsher, 236 E. Orchard St. Automobiles Wanted 17 WE NEED USED CARS For Essential Drivers If You have a car you don't need, sell It to us for the highest cash price, and we will sell it to someone who needs it more than you. Call, write or phone. Earl Luster-John Rechtin FORD-DEALERS PRAIRIE AT JACKSON ABOUT a dozen cars needed once.

Ben Nolen Garage. 241 W. Wood. 2-6821. ALWAYS SEE Decatur's oldest dealer a fair price for your car W.

C. Starr. 232 S. Main. Phone 4294.

BEN NOLEN: Will pay you more money for your car. East Prairie at Broadway. GOOD USED. CAR wanted. Telephone I NEED CARS! Get cash celling price for yours! Landers.

350 E. William. Business Service 18 HIGHEST CASH PRICES for dead animals; prompt service Decatur Scavenger Service. Phone 9811. Reverse charges HIGHEST CASH PRICES for dead animals.

Prompt service. Central 111. Render-ing Harristown 531. Reverse char.es Building Contracting 19 LET US CONCRETE youi baiement this winter Glenn Phone 3-3868. PLASTERING of all kinds.

Work guaranteed. 1536 N. Church. 2-7502. POINTING up foundations of houses, brick pillars, cement coating basement "alls, watercoating basement walls, white coating basement walls.

For results rail Walter Eckman. 2-2632 Cleaning Renovating PAPER SHORTAGE: Send in your used garment bags and hangers. Thank vou. Builard's Cleaners. 733 Water.

2-2700. Heating Service ZZ FURNACE repairing. Also 20" new "lur-naces available. 2-S004: 2-4036. FURNACES: Vacuum cleaned paired.

Bert Boyd. 925 NEW FURNACES and boilers promptly installed. Complete heat engineering service. Automatic Heat Co. 9032; REFAIRS.

Service al! makes oil burners, stokers, furnaces, boilers, controls. Auto-matic Heat Co. 9032: 2-1321. Laundering 24 WASHINGS wanted in my home. Inquire 2143 E.

North. Painting Papering Flooring 26 FOR SATISFACTORY' wai! and wallpaper cleaning. Phone 2-4705. INTERIOR DECORATING: Furniture repaired. A-l work.

S'chud els inc 157 WEST MAIN PART lime work. 50c nr. for waitress and soda fountain, day or nieht. See Mrs. Hildebrand.

Wayside Inn. 233 E. North. STERLING SILVER. Sterling, almost unobtainable these many months, will be in great demand after the war.

This fact can spell real opportunity for you if you have the qualities needed to help us further publicize one of the finer sterlings. The Work: Appointing local sponsors and talking before small groups on the art-of-entertaining. The acquirements: Excellent appearance and education, good cultural background, some experience in meeting people, a car. The Rewards: Earning above the average, fascinating work, permanency, a career that can become just as big as You want to make it. If you are thinking about post-war opportunity and feel you can fill the bill, wed like to hear from you.

Drop me a line and an interview will be arranged In Decatur. Write to T. S. Knight. President, Box SBfl.

Herald Review. WOMEN For Cafeteria CALL 2-4909 BETWEEN 6 AND 8 P. M. OR SUNDAY AND 12 A. M.

WOMAN, for general housework, for part time. 8377. WOMAN: For laundry work. Will deliver and call for. 2-8648.

WOMEN: Help in bake shop. Greider's Cafeteria. 259 r. mam WOMEN needed for kitchen help. Apply Mr.

Carmoay. rne ooaen WOMAN or girl, with or without child to share home. Care 2 children. Mother employed. Wages, z-j-ua.

WOMAN- To help behind cafeteria coun- ter. Greider's Cafeteria. :59 Mair WOMAN to help with cooking Greider's Cafeteria. 259 K. Main WOMEN: To wash" dishes.

Greider's Cafe-teria. 259 N. Main. 11-30 TO 7 30. Woman second cook.

General kitchen work. Manhattan Cafe. 240 North Park. Help Wanted Male 33 TO BE EMPLOYED, all male applicants must obtain referral from S. E.

S. BAKERY HELP: 16 YEARS OR OVER. APPLY CONKLIN BAKERY. BARTENDER: Full or part time. Experience not essential.

Apply Manager. St Nicholas Hotel. ER ASS FOUNDRY workers, moulders, core makers and helpers. Will train if inexperienced Post-war opportunities. Half block from bus Fanes Manufacturing 1036 E.

Grand Ave. BUS BOY: Apply Greider's Cafe. 161 E-Mam. BUSHELMAN OR TAILOR in East St. Louis.

Steady work. Top wages. Box 983. Herald-Review CURB. BOY for weekend work.

Burger Basket. 4(32. FIREMAN: Steady employment, will train 11 necessary. 2iot.cr n-t-u. vjw block from bus.

Faries Mfg. 1036 E. Grand LUNCH counter waiter: Greider's Cafe. 161 E. Main.

SALESMAN for retail milk route. Ridgly-dale Dairy. 141 N. Church. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: For new gov't approved line.

Must he able to sell, furnish your own car. Excellent opportunity for good earnings to right man. See Mr. Davenport. Firestone Stores.

400 N. Main. 5227. SHOE REPAIRMAN wanted Good wages. Rapid advancement.

Write or apply 242 N. Water TRUCK DRIVER'S helper. Young man not afraid of work. Steadv iob. Good nav.

Foster's. 250 E. William St. WASHER REPAIR MAN: To take charge of Service Department. Permanent position, good pay.

Central Radio Store. 248 N. Park. Attention Veterans World War II IBM TABULATING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Trainees Office Positions Splendid opportunity for three International Business Machines Tabulating Operators. Experience preferred, but this i company is wilhnc to tram younc men.

Unusually thorouch traimnc program. Good starting saiary for experienced operators, and an opportunity for trainers to advance quickly in this interesting work. This orcanization has been expandine rapidly and offers a fine post-var future. If you have had International Business Machines tabulating experience in the armed forces, or any business experience in this field, you will be interested in learning more of this company and Us possibilities. you would like further deipils.

please come in and see Mr. HaTOld Allyn UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Decatur, Illinois ANY AGE. smqle man. to take care fires and general clean-up work. Board, room, salary.

240 N.orth Park. BOYS, over 16. to learn shoe repairing. Wases while learning, write or apply 242 Water EOYS 16 years or older. Full lime.

Licek fotato Chip 624 E. Ceno Gordo. CATERPILLAR M. E. needs auto-matjc lathe operators.

Employment Office. Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 P.

m. daily. CATERPILLAR M. E. needs bench burrers.

Employment Office. Lincoln quare, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily CATERPILLAR M. E. needs cafeteria workers. Employment Office. Lincoln Square.

8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. daily CATERPILLAR M.

E. needs chip collectors. Employment Office. Lincoln Square. 8:30 a.

m. to 5:30 p. m. cailv. CATERPILLAR E.

needs final inspectors. Employment Office. Lincoln cquare. a. m.

to 5:30 p. m. dally CATERPILLAR M. E. needs hand truckers.

Employment Office. Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p.

m. daily. CATERPILLAR M. needs hardness test inspectors. Employment Office.

Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

CATERPILLAR M. E. needs heat treat men. Employment Office. Lincoln Square.

8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. daily.

CATERPILLAR M. E. needs inspectors Employment Office. Lincoln Square 8:30 a. m.

to 5:30 p. m. daily. CATERPILLAR M. E.

needs kitchen workers. Employment Office, Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p.

m. daily CATERPILLAR M. E. needs lathe operators. Employment Office.

Lincoln Square. 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily. CATERPILLAR M. E. needs magnetic inspectors. Employment Office.

Lincoln oguare. a.JO a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

daily CATERPILLAR M. E. needs material handlers. Employment Office. Lincoln Siuare.

8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. dally.

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