Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

I Help Wanted -Female 32 AN OPENING: In our advertising department offers exceptional opportunity for High School graduate or College girl to all phases of retail advertising and learn promotion. Typing necessary, H. H. Garver. Gebhart-Gushard Co, Close in.

Stay or go. Room, bath. $20 EXPERIENCED COOK, assist housework. week. 2-1397.

EXPERIENCED stenographer, before salary. September 1st. State qualifications, Box 70, Herald-Review. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES. Apply Manager, Bus Terminal, or call 8475.

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted: Apply in person interested. No Sunday work. Ben's Barn, 764 E. Eldorado. GIRL: For all-around restaurant work.

Jasper Cafe, 801 N. Jasper. Apply before 2 p. GIRLS AND WOMEN for pressing. ironing and folding.

16 or over; part-time or full-time: experience not necessary: steady work. Ask for Mr. Widick. Apply Norman's Laundry, 145 E. Decatur, four blocks south of Transfer House GIRLS OR WOMEN: Clean, steady work.

Pleasant surroundings. Experience not necessary. C. A. Norman, Schudels' Inc.

GIRL OR WOMAN: For general housework. Half-days, or hours to sult. No cooking. 764 E. Eldorado, upstairs, rear.

GIRL: To check-in clothes. No experience necessary. Call in person. Perfect 130 E. Wood.

OPENINGS: On different shifts for experienced inexperienced machine operators helpers. 48 hr. week. Half block from bus. Faries Mfg.

1036 E. Grand. WANTED: a maid. The Day House, 135 W. Main.

2-6836. WANTED: Housemother. in small home, for girls. Phone Miss Brownlee, 2-6086. WHITE WOMAN: To care for 2 boys ages 8 and 7 to 3:30 Monday through Friday.

8 to 12 Sat. 7218. WOMAN for cleaning. Pleasant surroundings. Apply Macon Co.

T. B. Sanatorium WOMAN for general office work. No shorthand. Experience not necessary.

Box 62 Herald-Review WOMAN for general housework one day week. References. 8181. WOMAN: For general housework. 2 adults.

No laundry. 1177 W. Forest. 2-6607. WOMAN 20-35 to assist in billing department.

Legible handwriting and accuracy Herald figures essential. Apply Box 75, WOMEN or girls to learn spotting and pressing in dry cleaning dept. Steady work. G. O.

Cramer, Schudels' Inc. 2 CURB GIRLS wanted. Holcomb's Drive Inn, 2230 E. William. 3 WAITRESSES 25-40 yrs.

old. Top wages. Also kitchen help. Call 4915. Help Wanted -Male MEN WANTED Essential Steady Work Machinists Foundry Laborers Foundry Molders Foundry Core Makers Sheet Metal Workers Apply 600 E.

William, Union Iron Works OLDER MAN: Easy bench work by day. 2-2739. WANTED married man for year around farm work. Write Box 67, Herald-Review. Saturday, July 28, 1945.

DECATUR HERALD Personals NOTICE! I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. L. Bowers, 1418 N. Calhoun. PROMPT REPAIRS: Stokers, washers, lawnmowers, sweepers and irons.

Deliver to 1381 N. Oakland or call 2-4780. RENT A SINGER sewing machine. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 2-1161.

RIDE wanted to Reno, Nevada, by girl, July 30-Aug. 3. Share expenses. 151 W. Wood.

apt. 3. ROCKWOOL INSULATION We can insulate your home promptly. Call 8322 for free estimates. J.

I. Gates 565 E. Wood THERE'S NO TIME like the present to have your eyesight examined Consult Dr. Ralph Eberhart. Optometrist Reasonable prices, terms, 410 N.

Water. WRINGER ROLLS: And parts for practically washer such as. Maytag, Thor, ABC, Wardway, etc. Central Radio Store. Theaters and Amusements 7B BEMENT THEATER: Bement, "Silver City Kid" with Alan Lane.

Also "Jamboree" with Don Wilson, Shug Fisher. Sun. "Janie" with Edward Arnold. Where to Go 70 DANCE. Yancey's Band.

Freeland Grove, Sullivan, every Thursday. American Legion. DEWSEY'S CAFE MACON, ILL. Chicken dinners served Sundays 11 a. m.

to 7 p. m. No reservations necessary on Sunday. Week days till 7 p. m.

reservations only. BYRD R. DEWS, PROP. FRIED CHICKEN every Sunday 11 A m. to 3 p.

Cafe, Wykles Corner, 3 miles west Decatur on 36. IT isn't what you drink, it's where you drink it. More fun at Central Park Tavern, Prairie at Water, LIBERAL, servings of good food at reasonable prices always, at The Wooden Shoe, 241 E. Main. ROLLER SKATE at Chap's Rink, 2811 N.

Main. p. m. Admission 30c. THE ONLY DESSERT that, never grows old.

It's always good. Ice Cream, 1125 N. Water. Try it today. TOO HOT TO COOK? Eat our food and be happy.

Bud's Cafe, 415 W. Grand. Socials, Reunions, Chicken Fries 8 HIMER, Chaney and Kirkpatrick reunion. Kitchell Park, Pana, July 29. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD.

Brown. Contained $20 bill and other articles. At Kresge's. 2-3369. BROWN BILLFOLD lost or taken by mistake, bus station.

Elizabeth Randall. 2-8417. Reward. IRISH SETTER BIRD DOG. Vicinity 825 N.

Water street. Answers to "Daisy." Reward. KEYS on chain, found downtown Fri. Owner identify. Inquire Herald-Review Classified Dept.

LADY'S GLASSES: In tan leather case. Reward. 8331: 2-0097. LADY'S Longine watch lost. Friday in Ladies' Rest Room at Stewart's.

Return Stewart's Infant Dept. Reward. MAN'S PURSE. containing ration books. draft card.

pilot's license. money. Keep money, return purse, contents. 1063 Sunset Avenue. 5263.

RED CHOW. Female Lost. Answers Pet. Reward. 9754 PAIR OF BOY'S glasses.

Lost between Illinois and Calhoun on Grand. 2-5216. Reward. SET of refrigerator tools lost. East Side Locker.

Reward. 2-1137. WHITE Lawn chair. Can identify. Reward.

WHITE Sigma Phi Fraternity Pin. Name engraved. 5527. LOST: Elgin gold-band wrist watch. to Return to Cashier, Farm Cafe.

Reward. KEYS. on silver chain. lost Street Store or street. "Reward.

Mrs. Carl Miller. 8333. Automobiles for Sale 11 CHEVROLET 1933 sedan, $145, below ceiling. 2074 E.

Prairie. CHEVROLET. 1934, COACH. Excellent tires. $225, below ceiling.

3-3579. CHEVROLET. 1934, 2-door Sedan. $200. Under ceiling.

R. I. Woolridge, Bement, Ill. CHRYSLER 1929 4 door sedan. Exceptionally good.

$185, below ceiling. E. M. Thomas, Cerro Gordo. CHRYSLER.

1937 Imperial 4 door. Radio, heater. overdrive. $450. below ceiling.

1546 Clay. CHRYSLER Royal 1938 4-door Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. Ceiling. $739.

B. B. Burns 402 E. Prairie. DODGE, 1935, SEDAN.

$275. Below celling. 1122 Cleveland. FORD. 1934 Deluxe fordor.

new paint, motor. tires, good condition. Below celling. $265. 2504 N.

Calhoun. MERCURY 1941 coupe sedan, radio, heater. $1295: Hudson 1938 2 door. heater. $484: Ford 1936 sedan $285: Ford 1935 tudor $263: Ford 1934 deluxe sedan $245.

Ceiling and under. Earl Luster-John Rechtin, Ford dealers. Prairie at Jackson. PLYMOUTH 1935 2-door. Below ceiling, $265.

1441 E. Eldorado. PLYMOUTH 2-door 1934, $150, below ceilGood upholstery. 2730 N. Main.

$275, Nash 1937 sedan $355. Ceiling prices. WILLYS 1937 sedan $325; Ford 1934 tudor Ben Nolen, Prairie at Broadway. SELL US YOUR CAR See us Highest cash prices! Extra bonus for radio and heater. No red tape.

COOPER OLDSMOBILE: co. LOT, BROADWAY AT NORTH WE BUY. SELL AND TRADE for used cars. W. C.

Starr, 232 S. Main. WILL trade 1941 Oldsmobile tudor. Value $940, ceiling. 5541.

1935 HUDSON, good condition. 4-door. $150, below ceiling. 421 E. Central.

$50,000 to be spent for immediate purchase of used cars. Dement Auto Sales, 750 E. Prairie. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers DODGE 1936 panel truck. A-1 tires.

4907. HOUSE TRAILER 1942 glider, bottle gas stove. 652 W. Eldorado. KEYSTONE: Semi-trailer, 23 ft.

stock rack 825:20 tires complete with fifth wheel and brakes. B. B. Burns 402 E. Prairie.

TRUCKS: 2, ton straight jobs. D-35 tractor. 24' Fruehauf trailer, stock rack. Baughman lime spreader with improved tripod for unloading cars. 6 steel hydraulic dump body Good condition.

Homer Herman, Moweaqua ALL aluminum 27' Tandem 3-room Travelite house trailer with 5 closets, permaAlso nent bed. First showing in Central Ill. used 18' Trotwood. Kistler's Trailer Sales, 2600 W. Main.

NEW AND USED TRAILERS. See 370 E. Prairie, inside. Rogers, NEW DODGE pickup. Permit required.

B. B. Burns 402 E. Prairie. NEW MACK Trucks: tractors.

buses, fire fighters, semi-trailers See "Lou the Mack Man." H. A. Kuhle. 444 Main 5033 NEW REO SPEED WAGONS: ton and up. All models.

A complete line for civilian use. Reo-Nash. 250 W. Wood. NEW 27' Continental: 3-room modern trailer equipped with tandem wheels.

etc. Also small trailer $275. We pay cash for used trailers. Glenn's Trailer Sales. 2900 Water.

2-8245 13-FOOT TRUCK with stock rack. H. O. Dick, Bethany. 111.

Tires and Auto Accessories 13 PHILCO car radio. good condition. 2649 E. Division. NO shortage on genuine B.

F. Goodrich car batteries. B. F. Goodrich Stores, 317 Wood.

Motorcycles--Bicycles 15 GIRL'S 20-inch bicycle wanted with or without tires. 2-8682. HARLEY-DAVIDSON 74. just overhauled. new tires $150.

Harold Dean Goken, Rt. 1, Weldon. MOTOR SCOOTER: For sale, good condition. Luell Watts, Latham, Ill. Sunday only.

2 GIRL'S bicycles. for sale. $25 each. 2045 N. Church.

Motorcycles -Bicycles 15 GOOD? it's PERFECT! VESSA COLA VESS A BIG COLA DRINK GET IT AT YOUR DEALER Bottled by F. B. Bottling Co. BUY WAR BONDS HAP PUGANS The signal and easily in tie of alligator grain Priced bring 'ration Second Aussies Reduce Japs on Borneo Manila, July 28 (AP) Australian Seventh and Ninth division combat patrols are continuing the steady reduction of Japanese forces in Borneo's interior hills, General MacArthur announced today. The only actual exchange of gunfire reported at this headquarters, however, was a small skirmish southeast of Beaufort, on north coast, where the Ninth division is operating.

In retaliation for the enemy's two-hour air raid Tuesday on the southeast Borneo oil port of Balikpapan, Australian and U. S. 13th air force bombers on Wednesday blasted the runways of and Tabanio fields near Bandjermasin. Enemy vehicles were destroyed in the Balikpapan sector by continued ground-support raids. Sixty-two Lightnings, Mitchells and Liberators also attacked Jesselton on the north coast and the Kuching and Pontinak fields in western Borneo.

Ten Liberators again struck six often-bombed enemy airfields across Makassar straits in the Celebes. Rumor Mountbatten to Run Java, Borneo Drives London, July 27 (AP) A Foreign Office commentator would say nothing tonight about Melbourne radio reports that Adm. Lord Louis Mountbatten would take over the Borneo and Java campaigns from Gen. MacArthur. pedestrian is this oxford handsome, hardy calf.

light at $695 book Floor Ernest Bevin Continued from Page 1 for Germany's control and occupation; Back up fully the growth of the newly-born World Security league; Pledge support of pressure-free elections liberated countries; Work for world wide elimination of Fascism: Contribute to the extent of its ability in feeding Europe; Be prepared to discuss elimination of world economic barriers to a degree consistent with the security of its own people; Speak in the world's councils with assurance supported by the overwhelming mandate from the British people. Churchill met today with his old cabinet and for an hour they discussed problems attendant to leaving the government. For him-if he chooses to accept it-is left the relatively humble position of leader of the House of Commons minority, a position from which he could wield little influence in shaping Britain's immediate future. No Policy Change Expected New members of Commons will be sworn in Aug. 1.

Speculation of the new government's foreign policy chiefly on the question of how far it would implement action the Labor party's with, antipathy toward extreme right wing or so-called. reactionary, governments, interest in its future relations with Spain, Italy, Greece and Argentina. Those who profess to know Attlee maintained there would be no sudden change in British policy toward those countries. They contended there would be a gradual withdrawal of British support for extreme right wing elements in the governments of Italy and Greece up to a point of assuring free elections at the earliest possible moment. RATION DATES Meat, Cheese, Fats: Book red stamps K2 through P2 good through July 31; stamps Q2 through U2 good through Aug.

31; V2 through Z2 good through Sept. 30: A1 through -El good through Oct. 31. Canned Goods: Book 4 blue stamps T2 through X2 good through July 31; stamps Y2, Z2 and Al through C1 good through Auz. 31; Di through H1, good Sept.

30: J1 through NI good through Oct. 31. Sugar: Book 4 stamp 36 good through Aug. 31; new stamp good Sept. 1.

Shoes: Book stamps 1, 2 and 3 good "Indefinitely. Airplane stamp 4 good Auz. 1. Gasoline: 16-A coupon good for six galIon each through Sept. 21.

Fuel oil-Perlod one through five coupons good through Aus. 31. Last year's period four and five coupons also expire Aug. 31. New period one coupons for 1945- 46 season are now valid.

Macon County Ration 330 North Church street Marriage Licenses Eldon Geiger, Decatur legal Erma Hammer, Decatur legal Dee Duncan McCrarey, Decatur 38 Ira Morgret, Decatur 31 Harold Smith, Decatur 22 Elsie B. Clem, Decatur 21 IN Forrest 27, Sefton township, and Julia Marie Stark. 25, Decatur: Clarence Forehand. Jr 21, Pope township, and Irene Caudle, 18. Pope township; Carl W.

Frailey, 21. Kaskaskia township, and Mary M. Miller, 18. Kaskaskia township. Born to COSNER.

Mr and Mrs. Bert. Louisville, a son. July 24. in St.

Anthony's hospital, Effingham. DUDDY. Mr. and Mrs. Paul.

1545 East Vanderhoof. a son, July 26, in St. Mary's. FOSTER. Lt.

and Mrs. C. C. (nee Alice Thorpe, Clinton) a daughter, in San Antonio, Texas. ENDERBROCK.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, Dieterich, a daughter, July 24, in St. Anthony's hospital, Effingham. HAZENFIELD, Mr.

and Mrs Delmar, 1245 West Macon street, son. July 26, in D. M. C. HILMES.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo, Sigel, son. July 24, in St. Anthony's hospital, ELfingham.

HUDDLESTON, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Greenup, 8 daughter. July 23, in St.

Anthony's hospital, Effingham. SIMPSON, Rev. and Mrs. Willis Rt. 1.

Latham, a daughter, July 26, in D. M. C. WALLISA, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl. 1061 West Decatur. a son. July 26. in St.

Mary's. Divorces Granted LITTLE- -Royal D. from Pearl B. SCHWAGER-Betty J. from Clarence E.

With Bellin's Wonderstoen you not only get a dry, dainty hair eraser, but silkier legs, too. For Wonderstoen smooths away dead, scalp skin as it removes hair! Once you've learned the simple Wonderstoen trick, a few minutes a day will give you the legs you want. And you can't imagine anything pleasanter to use than Wonderstoen- -no mess, no fuss--you can use it anywhere! Safe, too Wonderstoen is accepted for advertising by The American Medical Association. The Turn of His follows Head The Turn of Economics Department: Your Leg One Wonderstoen lasts a year only $3.00 for a whole season of breathtaking legs. BELLIN'S WONDERSTOEN Gebhart-Gushard Central Illinois Deaths BARROR, Celina, 84, Pana, widow of late Michael Barror, died at 5:30 p.

Thursday in Hubert Memorial hospital in Pana where she has been a patient for five years; leaves son, Arthur, near Assumption; three grandchildren: brother, F. N. Cocagne, Vandalia: services at 9 Saturday St. Mary's church. Assumption; burial" in St.

Mary's cemetery. died 7 a. m. Friday in hospital at JackBENNETT, Mrs. Georgia May, of Sicily, sonville; leaves husband, J.

B. Bennett, daughter. Mrs. Van Crowl, Pawnee; sons, B. Bennett, with merchant marine; Ira Lewis Bennett, air corps in Italy: sister.

Mrs. Goldie Dabney. Wassonburg, brother, Ira Coghill, Evansville, three grandchildren: services 2:30 p. m. Sunday in Taylorville Methodist church: burial in Oak Hill cemetery, Taylorville: William Abel funeral home, Taylorville, in charge.

FLETCHER, Mrs. Mary 84, of Lincoln, died 5 a. m. Friday in Deaconess hospital, Lincoln: leaves sons, Hugh Patrick, William Porter Lincoln: daughter, Mrs. Esther Teichman, Lincoln; sister, Mrs.

Rufus Mars, Flippin, services 10:30 a. m. Monday in Sheets funeral home, Lincoln; burial in Union cemetery, Lincoln. HACKL. Mrs.

Alvin, died Wednesday in 'St. Clara's hospital, Lincoln: services 3:30 p. m. Saturday Wright funeral home, Lincoln; burial in Union cemetery. McCONKEY, Carl 72.

Farmer City, died in Mennonite hospital. Bloomington, Thursday: funeral Sunday 2:30 p. m. in Farmer City: burial in Maple Grove cemetery: leaves wife. Lulu: daughter.

Mrs. Ruth Tupy, Lawrence, three brothers. J. Pearl and Ray, all of Michigan. ROBB.

Katie 85, of Pana, died at 8 a. m. Friday in Hubert Memorial hospital; leaves one son, Charles of Chicago: body at the Kirkpatrick Funeral home in Pana: services Sunday at 2 p.m.; burial in Linwood cemetery. SAMS, George Adam. 50.

miner at Peabody mine No. 58, Taylorville, died 1:45 p. m. Friday in 'St. Vincent's hospital, Taylorville: leaves wife.

Margaret Bean Same; daughters, Mrs. Mary Moe, Mrs. Betty Bilyeu, Taylorville; sons. George Fred Taylorville: two grandchildren: brothers. William, Paul, Matt, Taylorville: body in Chesnut Pearce funeral home: arrangements incomplete Funerals Decatur 1A BOOKER.

MR. ROY KENNETH: Services 2 p. m. Sunday. Mt.

Moriah church near Coffeen. Ill. Remains to Coffeen 10 a. m. Saturday.

Interment Mt. Moriah cemetery. J. J. Moran Sons' Service.

Daniels, Senith L. Services 2:30 p. Sunday, Chapel. Interment Hall cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Saturday.

Dawson Wikoff FLINN, DR. FAUNTLEROY. Services 3 p. m. Saturday, chapel.

Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. m. Friday. Interment Fairlawn mausoleum. J.

J. Moran Sons' Service, Joseph, Roy E. Services 3 p.m. Saturday, Chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home after 6 p. m. Friday Dawson Wikoff MIZE. MR. FRED X.

Services 10:30 a. m. Saturday, chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. J.

Moran Sons' Service. SEEFORTH, MRS. MINNIE C. Services p. Saturday chapel.

Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Snyder, Pfc.

Robert C. Memorial Services 4:30 p. Sunday, Chapel, Dawson Wikoff Card of Thanks LANE. LAURENCE W. We wish to express our sincere thanks to all for their loving kindness.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Lane Family. In Memoriam 3 BERG, EMMA JANE, who passed away 3 years ago today: Deep in our heart lies a picture of a loved one, laid to rest.

In memory's frame we have kept it For she was one of the best. Children and Grandchildren. HOURAN, MICHAEL Anniversary High Mass July 28, 7 a. m. St.

Thomas church: I have lost my soul's companion A life linked with my own, And day by day I miss him more, As I walk through life alone. Wife. WELLBAUM. DONALD PFC. Fell in tion going up that hill on Guam one year today.

Three years have passed since we saw your smiling face: You were young and cheerful to be 3 brave Marine: In thoughts we visit that foreign spot But meeting is according to God's will. Mother. Daddy and Brother, Cemetery Lots and Monuments FAIRLAWN: Visit this beautiful cemetery before buying a cemetery lot. Easy terms. Bennett Shade, 146 S.

Water. 4495. MEMORIAL PARK: The only strictly nonmonumental cemetery in Macon Co 538 Standard Bldg. 5058. FOR SALE: Choice 4-grave lot in Memorial Park.

3-3734. Insurance NEW HOSPITAL insurance now available to men, women under 80! Ralph Wilcox, Bennett Shade, 4495; 2-6974. Personals ACCURATE, guaranteed Radio and Appliance Service. 803 Grand. 2-3270.

ACCURATE guaranteed watch repairing. Quick service. Jewel Shop. 410 Water. A-1 WATCH REPAIRING: Quick, guaranteed service.

Bloom, 955 W. Marietta. BECAUSE WE ARE especially well equipped by experience, skill and facilities, we can service all the electrical appliances in your home. Mixers, irons. toasters, sweepers.

fans. washing machines, will be given prompt and efficient attention. Parky's Repair Service. 134 S. Oakland.

3-3832. COLD WAVES, machine waves, machineless waves. Highest quality material used for fine, stubborn and white hair. Consult a specialist at North Park Beauty shop, 244 N. Park.

Phone 8733. COMPLETE GRUNOW rebuilding service. H. V. Lewis, 2-7431 or 2-3426.

COPIES from photographs a specialty. Faded. cracked pictures restored. 8 a. m.

to 8 p. m. Hubbard Studios. 8201. DONATIONS WANTED: by Church of God, Jackson and Cantrell streets, dishes, glassware.

cooking utensils and silverware. Call Rev. J. B. Almond.

8140 or 2-0760. EX-SERVICEMAN Wayne Gregory wishes to announce opening of barber shop at 210 E. Eldorado, opposite Morans. Friends and former customers invited. With me are Earl Hicks and Guy Dittamore.

EXPERT RADIO SERVICE: Guaranteed, 10 yrs. experience. Bourner, 1310 N. Woodford FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: Service and sales. John O.

Fink. 827 N. Mercer. 2-5498. FISH.

rest and relax in Wisconsin's cool north woods at Big Bear Resort. E. Hotchkiss, Danbury Wis. GEORGE'S WASHER SHOP: For wringer rolls. parts and service on all makes of washers.

243 N. Franklin. 2-7905. HARGRAVE Secret Service. General detective work.

Investigations anywhere. 352-4 Standard Bldg. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts. only those contracted myself. Mrs.

Melissa N. Kubow. 1030 W. Wood. KEYS: Made for any type lock.

Quick service. East Main Bicycle and Lock Shop 249 E. Dial 6541. LEARN to play popular music and Hawaiian melodies. Expert Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar instructions.

Instruments furnished. Stars of Tomorrow Studio. 2147 N. Woodford. LEAVING for San Diego, July 30.

Take 2. See Mae Moisson, Texaco Tower. LOCKS and safes repaired. Expert locksmiths. Botts Sporting Goods, 554 N.

Water NOTICE: I will not be responsible for anyone eating too much fried chicken at Dewsy's Cafe on Sunday Macon, Ill. Byrd R. Dews. Prop. 1937-74 motorcycle.

Motor overhauled. Call after 5. Keith Stivers. Blue Mound. Automobile Service 16 AUTOMOBILE repairing done at rear 1221 E.

Leafland by experienced mechanic. 6590 or 7038. FOR PORTABLE welding, call Ramses Welding anywhere, anytime. Also body and fender work. Phone 71, Ramsey, Ill.

GUARANTEED Vulcanizing and reliners, all size truck and passenger tires. Hibbard-Montgomery. 124 E. Eldorado. 2-4175.

LET us overhaul your car without waiting. Ben Nolen Garage, 241 W. Wood. Automobiles Wanted 17 ALL KINDS of cars bought. See Rogers, 370 E.

Prairie, inside. BEN NOLEN will pay you more money for your car. East Prairie at Broadway. I NEED Get cash ceiling price for yours. Landers, 350 E.

William. SEE L. A. TRAILOR when you're ready to sell your car. 603 E.

Garfield. Sell Us Your Car See us Highest cash prices! Extra bonus for radio and heater No red tape. Cooper Oldsmobile Co. Lot, Broadway at North SERVICE, 2-1818. man wants late, model car from TOP prices paid for used cars.

Reo-Nash, 250 W. Wood. WE WILL PAY top cash price for your used car. Kilborn's, 131 N. Church or phone 5141.

WE WILL PAY YOU Highest Cash Price For Your Car And Handle All OPA Papers SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL Earl Luster John Rechtin Ford Dealers Prairie at Jackson Business Service 18 HIGHEST CASH PRICES: For dead animals. Prompt service. Central Ill. Rendering Harristown 531. Reverse charges.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES: For dead animals: prompt service. Decatur Scavenger Service Phone 9811. Reverse charges. McCLELLAN'S Sewage Disposal for cleaning cesspools, septic tanks, grease traps, etc. 2-4043.

429 N. Stone. Building--Contracting 19 BLACK DIRT and filler: cinders. excavating and mowing. Call 2-0545, evenings.

CONCRETE work of all kinds. Water proofing basement walls. Color coats. Free estimates. Bonded.

2-8339. GENERAL carpenter work: cabinets and porches. 1509 E. Marietta. ALWAYS CALL Murphy Roofing Co.

for free estimates on new roofs. siding. insulation. 2-3969. ANY TYPE contracting and electrical service.

746 N. Water Phone 8451. CALL GLENN HALL for concrete work. Free estimate. Bonded.

Telephone 3-3868. FOR INSULATION: Call George Koons Insulating Co Free estimates 9140 FOR MOWING: Grading. excavating. Call Decatur Teaming Co. 2-2475.

Cleaning -Renovating 20 CLEANING SERVICE you will like 75c. Illinois Cleaners. 9033. OPEN TODAY: 9 to 11. a.

m. and 2 to p. m. Bullard's Cleaners, 733 Dressmaking and Tailoring 21 PLAIN SEWING and alterations wanted. 305 S.

Maffit. Heating Service 23 FURNACES. Vacuum cleaned. Smoke pipe and repairing. Bert Boyd.

9825. ALL CAST IRON warm air furnaces in stock. Expert work. Good results. Payments if desired.

Wilson. Hardware. HAVE YOUR FURNACE vacuum cleaned with the world's largest power suction cleaner. Holland Furnace Co Phone 6604. Moving--Trucking--Storage 25 GENERAL hauling and moving, local and out of town.

9514. HAULING ashes and trash. Fred Rohman, 148 E. Ruth 4604. LEDBETTER WILLIAMS: Delivery.

Local and out-of-town. Reasonable, 2-3725. TRUCK SERVICE: Rates reasonable. Telephone 2-8284. WILL HAUL trash and rubbish.

City Garbage Co. Phone 2-6508 Painting -Papering -Flooring 2 PAINTING Interior and exterior Work guaranteed. Immediate service. 2-3793. PAPERHANGING ONLY: For a better job call A.

Mueller, 2-4419 evenings. WALLPAPER cleaning and wall washing. Work guaranteed. 2-7919 Help Wanted -Female 32 BEAUTY OPERATOR: Pleasant working conditions. St.

Nicholas Beauty Salon. 2-8593. BEAUTY OPERATOR: Hallford Beauty Salon, 669 Citizens Bldg. 5313. BEAUTY OPERATOR: part time, $5 day.

Commission. 217 N. Main. COUNTER GIRL. Woman about 30 years.

Call 4882. COOK: Day work. no Sundays. portation furnished. Good wages.

Call 4782. COOK: Steady post-war position. Good wages. full maintenance. Call 2-1485.

Macon County Home, Rt. 2. COOK WANTED One interested in ing quantity cooking Pleasant living ditions. Box 27. Herald DINING ROOM help.

Hours: 2-10 p. m. No high school students. Oakes Cafeteria. Apply Greider's Cafeteria 259 Main.

FOUNTAIN girls wanted. Meals and uniforms furnished. W. Woolworth Co. KITCHEN HELP wanted.

Busy Bee Cafe, 116 E. Wood. KITCHEN HELP: 3 until 11 p. m. Bud's Cafe.

415 W. Grand. MAID: Day House, 135 West Main. Phone 2-6836. OFFICE GIRL.

Bookkeeping experience. Apply in person to Manager, Hotel Orlando. OFFICE SECRETARY: Dictation, Typing. Long Distance Telephone Calls. Position permanent.

For appointment call telephone 7849. READY experience WEAR and saleslady reference. wanted. State Box 14. Herald-Review.

SALESGIRL. Steady employment. Apply Federal Bake Shop. SALESLADIES wanted: Full time. Good salaries.

F. W. Woolworth Co. SECOND COOK for night work. Good hours, good pay.

Wooden Shoe. 241 E. Main. SECRETARY for sales manager of long established firm. Must be energetic and have initiative.

State experience. salary expected. Box 74, Herald SILK PRESSER. high wage to a good Apply to Mr. Heinrick at Norman Launoperator.

Steady work Good equipment. dry. 145 E. Decatur. 4 blocks south of Transfer House TRAINED WORKER: To care for group of 6 to 8-year-old boys, on full time basis.

Maintenance provided. 2-4276. TYPIST badly needed Personal Placement Bureau, 510 Standard Bldg. WAITRESS: Tuesday off. New Home Cafe.

230 W. Wood. 4771. WAITRESS wanted. Sunday's off.

Curly's Inn. 4942. WAITRESSES. cook. and dishwasher.

No Sundays. Cafe. 541 N. Front. WAITRESSES: Greider's Cafe.

161 East Main. WAITRESSES WANTED. 50c hour. Steady job. Apply Pleasure Inn.

WAITRESS: $25 week. plus tips. Call 4712 after 4. New Beverly Inn. WAITRESS.

p. m. Terminal Grill, 1101 N. Van Dyke. WAITRESSES: 18-35 Frs.

old. Day or night work. Walgreen Drug Co. WE NEED MEN AT STALEY'S NOW THERE IS still another war to win. We are still producing important war materials for our Pacific forces.

OUR PLANT employes are still working 56. hours each week, receiving overtime for all work over 40 hours. TAKE ADVANTAGE of this job opportunity now! You need no previous perience. You will earn full pay the very first day you go to work, and best of all. there's still plenty of chances to earn big wages.

APPLY TODAY A. E. STALEY MFG. CO.4 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, STALEY BLDG. DECATUR, ILL, We Must Have Men TO MAKE SHELLS FOR NAVY Help Wanted -Male 33 TO BE EMPLOYED.

all male applicants must obtain referral from USES. ACETYLENE WELDERS must be experienced. Steady or part time. 501 E. North.

2-2909. Bowman Welding Metal Works, ASSISTANT manager country grain elevator. Good house furnished. Desirable neighborhood. Box 71.

Herald-Review. AUTO MECHANIC! We need one more good one. Starr's, 232 S. Main. Chrysler, Plymouth AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS.

permanent: B. B. Burns Dodge Plymouth dealers. EAKER'S helper, 16 years or over. Conklin's Bakery Co.

BRASS molders and helpers for machine or bench work. Day shift. Will train it inexperienced. Post war employment Faries Mfg. 1036 E.

Grand. AUTOMOBILE parts counter man. B. B. Burns Dodge-Plymouth.

BUFFER and polisher; Part ti time, -day work. 2-2739. CAR WASHER: Good starting pay. No Sunday work. See Mr.

Davenport. stone Store, 400 Main St. COAL delivery men. Steady work, good pay. Brownie Coal 840 N.

Morgan. DRAFTSMAN: For miscellaneous and structural steel. Post -war future, Ornamental Metal Works 440 S. Franklin, FURNITURE SALESMAN: Steady position, Fine salary, commission and spiffs to an experienced salesman. State age and experience.

Box 55, Herald-Review. GROCERY MANAGER for small chain. Profit sharing. Box 63 Herald-Review. HOUSE MAN: Good salary and one meal.

Apply in person to housekeeper. Hotel Orlando. JANITOR: No dish washing Princess Confectionery, 439 Water. LUBRICATION man, to operate lubrication department. B.

B. Burns Co. DodgePlymouth. MECHANIC to help in shop on refrigerators and washing machines. Emerson's.

143 N. Main. MOLDERS for brass and aluminum foundry on bench or machines. Steady day. time work.

Civilian production now startinz. Good wages and convenient portation. Box 53. Herald-Review. NIGHT STATION attendant 5 50-60 years old Experience not necessary Good salary.

room and board available. References required. Texaco Lighthouse. South Franklin St. Road.

P- man or boy. Shipping clerk. Receiving clerk. B. B.

Burns Parts Division, 225 N. Hilton. Decatur, Ill. SALESMAN with previous selling experience for permanent position. Post Jewelry Store SHIPPING CLERK for pharmaceutical manufacturing plant: Permanent position, over-time pay quarterly bonus.

Apply to Mr. Zimmerman between 9 8. m. and 4 p. m.

Irwin Neisler 410 N. Morgan, SHOE REPAIRMAN WANTED. Good wages. Rapid advancement. Write or apply 242 N.

Water. STATION attendant wanted. Room and board. Sams Drive In. Phone 3-3031.

TRUCK DRIVER'S HELPER. Apply in person. 241 S. Main. TRUCK DRIVERS wanted on concrete mixer trucks.

Grohne Co. 7769. PAINTER WANTED. Good wages, Steady work, Telephone 2-3793. WELDER: Part time, day work.

Jenkins Music Co. ALL AROUND handy man; pick chickens with electric picker. Call 4915. ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS: Men with electrical or mechanical ability for highly technical service positions. Must be University graduate or graduate of a good technical school or have had an equal amount of specialized training in the Armed Forces.

This is a splendid opportunity for men who Successful applicants will be given six months specialized training and be paid a good salary while in training. Positions with this firm available in many parts of the United States. State age, draft classification, education and experience. Enclose snapshot. Appointments for interview and preliminary examinations will be arranged at your convenience.

Write P. 0. Box 447. Peoria, Ill. BOYS: Over 16, to learn shoe repairing.

Wages while learning. Write or apply 242 N. Water. CAPABLE man for delivery and service work Also laborer for plant work. Wilbert Burial Vault 110 E.

William. INEXPERIENCED man. Start 50c per hour for lubrication work, and to learn mechanical work. W. C.

Starr, 232 S. Main. EXPERIENCED steel fabricators and layout men Ornamental Metal Works Co 440 S. Franklin. IP YOU CAN qualify as a good all around mechanic.

apply International Harvester 400 E. Main. MAN to pour footings. blocks in basement. H.

Mell. Rt 3. Decatur. MAN: To work in dairy plant. Ridglydale Dairy, 141 N.

Church. MAN: To work disposal truck. Chauffeur's licenses one required. $37.50 week. 3-3567 or 3-3234.

MARRIED MAN: Grain and dairy farm. year around work Jeff Rhoades Assumption. MARRIED MAN, year around work, middle aged preferred. Small grain farm Good house, electricity. Box 72.

Herald-Review. 3 MEN: For warehouse work: also drivers and helpers on freight and moving trucks. 555 E. Wood. 6 MEN needed for part-time work.

High wages paid. Sol Tick Co. Phone 5732. MEN To work in feed mill Day or night shift. Dewein Milling Forsyth, Ill.

Telephone 2-6231. TEN MEN -to handle lumber and scrap iron. Plenty of overtime, good pay. Full or part time workers. Loeb's Decatur Salvage Wreckage, 385 Wabash Ave.

chine operators, mould makers, assemNEEDED IN ESSENTIAL industry. Mablers, clay room helpers. Good post-war future. All applications accepted in cordance with W.M.C. regulations.

Illi- acnots Electric Porcelain Co-, Macomb, Ill. MATERIAL HANDLERS INSPECTORS POWER TRUCKERS MAINTENANCE MECHANICS ELECTRICIANS MACHINE OPERATORS 48-HOUR WEEK Products DIVISION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 800 EAST GARFIELD AVENUE, DECATUR 2 LABORERS wanted, 90c per hour. Apply 528 N. Water. Help-Male and Female 34 COUPLE wanted to live on premises, try home, shore of Lake Decatur.

Wife to be experienced cook: husband to do yard work Private quarters complete with bath provided. Give references and past experience in first letter. Box 29. Herald-Review MAN AND, WIFE. Steady job.

$300 month Apply N. Water. Work Wanted -Female 36 COLORED GIRL, 16, wants work in store or cafe. 9073. GENERAL HOUSEWORK: Experienced.

70e per hour. N. Morgan. WILL CARE for children in my home, Phone 2-1201. Business Opportunities COUNTRY milk route for sale.

532 E. Eldorado or phone 6015. POOL ROOM: For rent fully equipped. Small town near Decatur. Small investment required Box 58.

Herald-Review. RESTAURANT for sale in Decatur. Doing good business. Kitchen newly equipped. $2,200.

Terms can be arranged. 8274. WANTED to buy: 3 good grocery stores by small chain Box 64 Herald-Review. 2 general merchandise stores. In Central Illinois small towns Rich farming munities.

1 does business of $75.000. other $45.000 vear. net 25 to on investment. Finances and point condition good, Fine chance for experienced people. I.

Vancil. Morrisonville, Phone 19. Money to Loan AUTO LOANS All dealings confidential. All loans made same day you apply. All kinds of loans to meet your needs.

DECATUR SHORT LOAN CO. C. C. McBEE, MANAGER 566 CITIZENS BUILDING PHONE 8663 AVAILABLE IN A MINUTE. Any amount money you need.

Just bring in your own collateral. No co-signers! No Strictly confidential service. $5 costs only 15c for 30 days. Other loans at same low rates. Repay at your convenience.

ROSENBERGS, 445 N. WATER AUTO LOANS: Furniture and note loans quick. General Finance Loan Company, 118 W. Prairie, Phone 5356. AUTO LOANS: Up to $1,000.

Quickly. Your Car Need Not Be Fully Paid For. Peoples Finance Nat'l Bank Bide. CASH LOANS: $25 to $300. Ehrhart, 225 W.

Prairie. LOANS: On city property and farms, monthly reduction. Nominal expenses. Moyer Realthy 351 Citizens Bldg. 5481 LOANS: On city suburban and farm land.

J. D. Johnson Son, general insurance and real estate. 114 N. Water.

5131. LOANS $5 TO $300 Single or Married Men. Women Money in One Day Public Loan Corp. 420 Standard Office Bldg. Phone 4101 LOANS: $25, $50.

$100 or more. Need cash? Come to Household for A loan on your salary without security or endorsers. Loans also made on furniture and car without endorsers. Up to 12 months to repay. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 4th Floor Citizens Bldg.

Phone 5277 $30 LOANS $300 See uS for cash at once. S. W. Coe 226 E. William.

Phone 2-4544. Wanted to Borrow 41 PRIVATE PARTY: Wishes to borrow $2000 on first mortgage Decatur improved property. Interest Box 39. Herald-Review, Dogs -Cats-Other Pets COCKER pups, 5 months. Pedigreed.

1926 N. Van Dyke. ENGLISH Shepherd pups. mile east Airport, Arza Nicholls. FULL BLOODED cocker spaniel puppies.

Blond and black. 3-3796. 3 COCKER SPANIELS. 3 Fox Terriers. Reasonable.

Call 2-8066. 6 REGISTERED Pointer puppies. 8 weeks. Excellent markings. Champion blood lines.

2-8287. Rabbits- Furs -Supplies 47A DOMESTIC RABBITS. doe. 8 small. 1147 N.

Calhoun Farmers' Market 48 Avery plow. plow, 2 bottom 14" $129.90 $124.45 WARDS FARM STORE 418 E. WILLIAM PHONE 5876.