The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 24

1 DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Sunday, April 11, 1948. CLASSIFIED ADS Decatur Sunday Herald and Review RATES BY MAIL IN THE U. S. In Illinois Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday year $10.00 vear $7.00 months 5.50 6 months 3.75 months 3.00 months 2.00 1.10 month .75 month 1 week .30 week .20 Sunday Only-One Fear $5.00 Outside of State Daily and Sunday Daily except Sunday year $15.00 1 year $9.00 months 8.25 months 5.00 months 4.35 3 months 2.75 1 month 1.50 month 1.00 week .40 week 25 Sunday Only--One year $6.00 Subseriptions by mall are not accepted in any town or territory having carrier service. Remittance should be made br or money order.

The Herald Review cannot assume responsibility for currency or stamps. RATES BY CARRIER In Decatur- Per Week Sunday only 10c Herald Daily only 15c Review Daily only 15c Sunday and Reviete 25c Sunday and Herald 25e Sunday and Herald and Review 40c ElsewhereReview and Sunday 25c Herald and Sunday Motor truck Per Year $13.00 Marriage Licenses Jackson M. Owens. Decatur 19 Patricia Jones, Decatur 17 Freda Charles M. I.

Coleman, Springfield Springfield Bel Glen R. Harrington, Decatur 20 Medajean Ryerson, Decatur 17 La Verne O. Johnson. Springfield 24 Joan Sinclair. Decatur 23 Earl Kater.

Macon 21 Lucy Ann Pritchett, Decatur 18 Shirley Howell, Decatur 46 Joyce Mandrel, South Milwaukee, Wis. 18 Arthur M. Van Dyke, Chicazo 40 Nina E. Russell, Chicago 40 De Wayne Prosser. Stewardson 22 Nigel J.

Funderburk, Decatur 19 Dean W. Bennett, Argenta 23 Yvonne L. Skelley, Decatur 23 Barthelmy, Decatur 21 Lucille Kite, Decatur 23 Born To CARLSON. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Denton, 546 North Monroe, son, April 9 D. M. C. LANDACRE. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert rural route 3, son, April 10, in St Mary a. MCARTY. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Gamaliel, 1029 North Oakcrest, son, April 9, in D. M. C. PARSONS. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Mason. 904 South Franklin, son, April 10, in D. M. C.

Central Illinois Deaths BODMAN, Carrie Hammond, Kent. Ohio, formerly of Bement, died Friday in Akron. Ohio; leaves husband Sam: Island: sons Sam W. Nanhassette. Long Wilbur, Akron: 5 grandchildren: sisters Mrs.

J. L. Bodman, Emily and Winifred Hammond, Bement; brother Wilbur. Bement; body will arrive at Bement Sunday and will be taken to Hammond sister's home: funeral Monday 2:30 p. m.

in church: burial in Bement cemetery; Edwards funeral home Bement Presbyterian in charge. BOLIN, 86. Woodbury, died 4 p. m. Friday at home; leaves wife Rose Hufftwo sons, Lou, Woodbury; Oliver.

man: Toledo: four daughters. Mrs. Hattie Allenbauch. Terre Haute. Mrs.

Goldie Icenozle, Woodbury: Mrs. Ollie Guy, Mattoon; Mrs. Joe Worden, Dixon: brother, George, Martinsville: one haltbrother, two half -sisters: services 2 p. m. Sunday Woodbury Methodist church, burial Jewett cemetery: Markwell funeral home, Toledo, in charge.

BORDEN. Harvey. 73, Stewardson. died Saturday morning St. Anthony's hospital, Effinaham: leaves two sons.

Ballie and Melvin. Stewardson; two brothers, Henry, Michigan: Plance. San Francisco: 2 p. m. Tuesday Stewardson Methvices odist church: Brummerstedt funeral home BYRNE.

George Thomas, 66, formerly of Broadwell, died Saturday St. Francis hospital, Peoria, leaves wife Clemma: five Doyne, Oakland. Alan. Dale, Sons, Glenn and Andrew, Peoria: two daughJean, Don Shay, Linters, brothers, David. Fort Dodge, coin: Lowa: John, Danville: Omar.

Broadwell: Oran, Peoria: three sisters, Mrs. William Fuitens, Springfield: Mrs. Ben Winters, and Mrs. Ora Blacklidge, Carmi: services 2 p. Monday Wright funeral home, Lincoln, burial Cline cemetery, Broadwell.

GIBSON, Pearl Elmer, 48. Arcola, died in Jarman hospital, Tuscola last night: Mae and children Floyd Harvey: Mrs. Imogene Peak, Rockford: Wayne, Dale, Ronney, and Jerry. Arcola: brothers George Owen, Arcola: William. Sullivan: sisters Rose, Loraine, 5 grandchildren: funeral 2 p.

m. Monday in Arcola Baptist church: burial Arcola cemetery: body at Schrader 10 funeral home, Arcola. LESLIE, Philip Ray, months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Leslie.

Taylorville, died 11:25 m. Saturday St. Vincent's hospital: in addition to parents leaves sister Phyllis Kay, another sister twin Caroline: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Denning.

Taylorville: Mr. and Georze Leslie Palmer: services 2 p. m. Monday Taylorville Christian church, burial Oak 11111 cemetery: Chennut-Pearce Connolly funeral home in charge. PATIENT.

Mrs. Mary Adella, 75, of Sullivan, died 5:15 p. m. Wednesday In St. Mary's hospital, Decatur, leaves followchildren.

Mrs. James Whitacre, OakMrs. Arthur Voltenburg, Cadwell: Earl Williams, Jerseyville: Mrs. John Nixon. Sullivan: Harry.

Bethany: 22 grandehildren and 15 great-grandchildren: brothers, Claude LeSure, Pekin and Clint LeSure of Springfield: services 2 p. m. Runday in McMullin funeral home, Sullivan; burial in Bethany cemetery. PEA. Mack, 85.

of Sullivan, died 7 a. m. Saturday in home: leaves wife, Rose; two brothers. Pete Pea of Shelbyville, and E. Pea of Sullivan; one sister.

Mrs. Fla Rhodes, Sullivan: funeral 2 p. m. Monday McMullin funeral home. Sullivan; burial in Greenhill cemetery.

PECK, Oren, 73. Monticello, died Friday in Decatur: leaves brothers Irving. Genoa, Everett, Klamath Falls, Oregon: sister-in-law. Mary J. Peck.

Monticello: nephew Harold. Monticello: niece. Sylvia Higgins. Oreana: funeral 2:30 p. m.

Sunday in Bauman funeral home. Monticello: burial In Monticello cemetery. REMMERT. Sherry Ann. infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Delmar J. Remmert, near Lincoln, died Friday night St. Clara's hospital; In addition to parents brother Kurt sister Doris Jean: crandparents Mr. and MEn.

Robert West, Battle Creek. Mich: Mr. and Mrs. WilRemmert, Chestnut: services 2:30 D. m.

Sunday William Remmert restdence Chestnut. burial Laenna cemetery: Sheets funeral home. Lincoln, in charge. VAN DEVEER. Velma, 32.

formerly of leaves parents, Mr. and Rufus Van Deveer of Sullivan: brother Hubert Sullivan, died Thursday in Covineton. Eucene of Urbana sister, Mrs. Ina Mae Patient of Bethany: grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Shipp of Sullivan: services 4 p.

m. Sunday in McMullin funeral home in Sullivan: burial in Greenhill cemetery. WILLIS. Ellsworth, 81. Effingham, died m.

Saturday at home: leaves 190 sons. Spokane, W. Hamilton. Ohio: arrangements Incompiete: Johnson funeral home in charge. WRIGHT.

Elmer 19. Charleston, died Pridas morning at home: services 2 p. m. Bunday St. Omer church north of Ashmore.

burial church cemetery: Lewis funeral home. Charleston. charge. Funerals- Decatur 14 Glassford, Dollie Aldridge Services 3 p. m.

Monday Chapel. Burial Fairlawn cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after p. m. Sunday.

Dawson Peck, Mr. Warren M. Services 10:30 m. Monday Chapel. Interment Reddix Cemetery, Moweaqua, 111.

J. J. Moran Sons Funerals -Decatur 1A Shirk, Belle C. Services 3:30 p. m.

Monday Chapel where friends may call after noon time Sunday. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. Monson Funeral Home Smith, Edward H. Services 10 a. m.

Sunday, Chapel. Burial Oakland Cemetery, Carbondale. Ill. Friends may call at Funeral Home. Dawson Wikoff Tracy, Elizabeth D.

Services 1:30 p. m. Monday in West Side Nazarene Church. Friends may call at funeral home noon time Sunday. Interment Graceland Cemetery.

Monson Funeral Home Tuttle, Phineas H. Services 11 a. m. Monday Chapel. Burial Graceland cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Card of Thanks I WISH to express my sincere thanks to the Daughters of Union Veterans No. and members of Dunham Relief No. 4, all others who sent me so many beautiful gifts, flowers and cards on my 96th birthday. Mrs.

Maggie Winn. YATES, SAMUEL We wish to thank friends, neighbors, relatives. Rev.I Donald Gibbs and singer, Cigar Makers union, Masonic Lodge, Eagles Lodge, Wabash Machine shop. Mrs. Ida Yates wife, Mrs.

J. C. Organ, Mrs. Roy Houston, Mrs. Merle Chilton, Children.

In Memoriam COYLE. NELLIE who passed away years ago today: From this world of pain and sorrow, To the land of peace and rest. God has taken you, dear loved one, Where you have found eternal rest. F. M.

Corte Family. MEADOR, CARL: In memory of our son who passed away CLIFFORR. one year ago today. Nothing can ever take away, 'The love a heart holds dear: Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him dear. Mother.

Sister and Brothers Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 VISIT ACACIA GARDEN in Memorial Park. For Masons and their families. For information eall 5058. Insurance A Complete superior line of all forms of insurance, specializing in life, accident and casualty. or see W.

J. Rader of David and Co. 2-2422 or 2-6151. Res. 3-0979.

GENERAL INSURANCE of ml kinds. Dial 4495. or 2-6974. Ralph Wilcox. Masonic Temple Activities 64 DE MOLAY Jerome R.

Gorin Chapter. Stated meeting 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Great Light Lodge, 1064.

emergent meeting. 10 A. M. Monday Masonic Temple to attend services of brother Phineas H. Tuttle.

GREAT LIGHT LODGE No. 1064 Special Meeting Monday, 6:30, 3rd degree. IONIC LODGE 312. Stated meeting 7:30 p. m.

Monday. MACON CHAPTER 21. Mark Master Degree, 7 p. m. Tuesday.

Personals DRUNKENNESS can be helped. Safe home treatment with or without drinkers knowledge. Information free. Allied Pharmacal 609 Woodward, Dept. 67.

Detroit 26, Michigan. IF YOU AGREE. you should vote for Louis L. Mason for State Representative. Mason 1s against a State Income Tax Law.

Mason is for an increase In benefits under the Workmen Compensation and Occupational 'Disease Acts to injured employees. Mason is against an increase in the State Sales Tax. Mason 1s for law setting limit on the number of cars in a train. Mason is against a return of the Illinois State Real Property Tax. Mason is for a distribution of a portion of the Illinois State Tax 12.

municipalities. This ad paid by Louis Mason. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts. only those contracted myself. Otha Grayned, 550 Greenwood.

LEAVING for Los Angeles Wed. April 14, in new Buick Roadmaster. Take 2-2689. LOUIS L. MASON the last name on the ballot for Representative will be first if you vote for him.

This ad paid by Louis L. Mason. MASON is qualified to represent you in the General Assembly. You can give him three votes. Vote Republican.

This ad paid by Louis L. Mason. THE LAST shall be first. Louis L. Mason, the last name on the Republican Primary ballot for Representative, will be the first in total count if you vote solely for Mason.

ad paid for Louis vote, L. Mason. VETERANS. Vote for Louis L. Mason tive Republican Primary.

ad paid who is a veteran for State, by Louis L. Mason. Where to Go 7C APRIL SHOWERS won't dampen your spirits 11 you're drinking (spirits) at Ralph's Pub, Oakland. BARN DANCE: Wednesday. April 14, 8 to 12: Camp Kiwanis.

Sponsored by Hag. Y. Y. M. Bus leaves Y.

W. 7:30, return bus 11:15. Admission 35c. BEMENT THEATER. Bement.

Ill. "Green Dolphin Lana Turner, Van Heflin. Sun. shows continuous from 3 p. m.

CHICKEN, T-Bone and Sirloin for dinner and Roszeil Ice Cream for dessert. El Nido Cafe, 141 N. Jasper. COME TO MERCER Where the muskies and game fish will challenge you to a duel of wits this summer. Fun and wholesome relaxation for the whole family.

Write for our beautifully illustrated folder. Mercer Resort Business Men's Ass'n, Mercer, Wisconsin. CREST THEATRE. Cerro Gordo. Ill.

"Gone With The in Technicolor with Clark Gable. Vivien Leigh. All seats 35c. Matihee 2:30 p. m.

Evening 7:30 D. m. CURB or table service for you at per's Park Inn. 2320 E. Main.

DECATUR Hairdressers and cosmetologists association will have a rummage sale Sun. Apr. 11 and Mon. Apri. 12, 551 N.

Broadway, DREWYS BOTTLE BEER. a case of 24. $2.40. Draft beer $1.00 A gallon. David Tavern, 750 E.

Eldorado. GRAND THEATER. Sullivan. Randolph Scott. Hays, Barbara Britton.

In color. Features: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. IF YOU'RE THIRSTY. CALL 3-6351. Delivery of liquor.

cold beer anywhere in Decatur! The Belvidere Inn. 1871 N. Water. FULLY SATISFIED? I should say, after such wonderful food. Also ligour.

wine, beer. Ware's Tavern Cafe. Arthur. Ill. MY GOODNESS.

you've never tasted "Schnitzel's" served for lunch or dinner? The MIll, Route 66. Lincoln, Illinois. OUR Success depends on pleasing, you. Completely remodeled: Now fried chicken, steaks. Dinners 9 till midnight: lunches 11 till 2.

For 10 or more phone 113 for reservations. Noah's Ark. Illiopolis. watch for Grand Opening soon. POPULAR AND HOW! that's the food and drink served at Decatur's favorite tavern.

The Winery 1093 W. Main. PUBLIC PARTY. 1.0.0.P. hail.

April 14, m. Olive Branch of Royal Neighbors. PUBLIC PARTY. Amvet Club. 326 N.

Water every Tuesday. 8:00 p. m. Free games and entertainment. prizes.

Everybody welcome. Admission. 60c included RUMMAGE SALE: 650 E. Eidorado, Tues. and Wed.

13. 14. Exceptional Bargains in good late style used clothing. Household articles and dishes. Sale sponsored by Sons of Union Veterans.

Open evenings till 9. RUMMAGE SALE: 650 E. Eldorado. Watch for this one. Open Sunday at 4 p.

All day Monday. Good, clean merchandise. Men's, women's, misses', children's wear. Shoes. purses, formals, hats, jewelry, mirrors, appliances, knick-nacs.

Where to Go 1C: SEA FOOD LOVERS! Don't wonder any longer where you'll get Sea Foods pronat The Fair Tavern Kitchen, 121 E. erly prepared. You'll find what you want THE FINEST foods, skillfully, Served without pomp. The Brandtville Cafe. Farmer City.

VOGUE THEATER. Lincoln. Ill. "Tender Years" with Joe Brown. Also with Shelia Ryan.

Walk, run or grab cab! Great things await for you! Delicious food and tingling drinks! Hurry to "The THE WOODEN SHOE 241 E. MAIN WHO IS YORT NOTNEB? Drop in and find out at the Korn Krib on Rt. 121 at Latham. Beers and liquors, YCUR favorite music, food and drinks. The Spaw, mites west Nakomis.

Orchestra Sat. and Sun. No cover charge. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD containing $50. Lost Thursday.

Please return, no questions asked. Reward. BOYS silver identification bracelet. Name. "Stewart" between Chocolate Shop and Prairie St.

Reward. 2-1070 after 5:30. OF KEYS lost. Finder please call Mariner. 4121.

Power Co. Reward. CHEVROLET KEYS. Thursday. Identification tag.

Call Frank Ewing. 2-5777. ward. EVERSHARP pen. dark green, lost, Reward.

Phone 3-9191. LADIES WRIST WATCH: yellow gold. Lost Monday downtown. 2-5856. Reward.

LOST: belt, brown and white check. Telephone 2-3344. LOST Mutual Home Savings book, downtown area Saturday. 732 W. Olive.

MONEY found downtown. Sat. afternoon. Laser inquire classified department. Herald-Review.

STRAYED: Pet coon with collar. Telephone 8315. WRIST WATCH: White gold Waltham. Lost Citizens Bank or Gushards. 2-6137.

ReI ward. Automotive 11 BUICK: 1938. 4 door. Radio, heater, tires and motor good. $550.

836 N. Main. BUICK 1939 Special Club coupe. Radio, heater. 3-6126.

BUICK 1939 4 door sedan, practically new tires, radio, heater, defroster. Owner. $950. 3-5422. p.

m. Buick 1940. 4 door. Clean $845 Chevrolet. 1941.

4 door Special Deluxe $1045 Chevrolet 1941. 4 door $945 Pontiac, 1941, 4 4 door deluxe $945 Plymouth, 1940. 4 door. clean $845 Studebaker, 1941, Champion $845 Chevrolet. 1039.

ton, van body $565 Chevrolet, 1941, tractor. A-1 $1095 We Buy, Sell. Trade. USED CARS 935 W. ELDORADO 3-6440 BUICK, 1940 SPECIAL 4-DOOR sedan.

Brand new engine, new paint, guaranteed. Highfield Buick Co. 232 MAIN PHONE 3-3473 BUICK. 1941 Special 4 door: radio, heater, clean; new white wall tires. Must to appreciate.

$1,195. 2-7121. BUICK 1948 sedanette. 1300 miles, fully equipped white wall tires. P.

J. Used Cars, 427 N. Broadway. 3-1231. BUSES New school bus units In stock for your inspection CARPENTER, HICKS, SUPERIOR School directors can see them here at the oldest school bus dealer in Central Illinois.

C. B. MOORE, INC. BLUE MOUND. ILLINOIS BUSSES REO SAFETY SCHOOL BUS Sizes 31-passenger to 55-passenger.

Not Just a chassis and body, but one complete unit, engineered and built by Reo. Now on display at H. A. Kuhle Implement Store 444 E. Main, Decatur, Ill.

Phone 5033 BUSES New and used. Immediate delivery Priced to sell: 1944 Ford School Bus, 44 passenger Randall Motor Sales Beecher City, Phone 6620 CADILLAC 1947 4 door deluxe sedan. Radio, heater. A beautiful car. excellent condition.

Very low mileage. Call 7246 or 3-4333. CHEVROLET 1930 4 door, good condition. $125. 1536 N.

Church, after 5. CHEVROLET 1932, good tires and motor $85. 943 N. Edward. After 5.

CHEVROLET 1935 ton truck. $300. Phone 2-8788. CHEVROLET: 1935 Standard 2 door, Leland Clark, Blue Mound. CHEVROLET 1936 coupe, radio, gas heater, wood body and tires, good mechanically.

$275. 2-8030. After 4:30. CHEVROLET 1936 coach, good condition. $325.

Call 3-5076. CHEVROLET 1937 door, heater, trunk. 481 33rd. blocks south William street road. CHEVROLET 1938 2-door, fair condition.

Sell cheap. Phone 2-4154. CHEVROLET. 1939 hydraulic dump truck. Good condition.

Phone 2-1686. CHEVROLET: 1939, 2 door Master deluxe. Rough body. 1420 N. Main.

CHEVROLET TRUCK: 1941 ton. Dual wheels. overload springs, heater. defrosters. Loren Craft, 3rd house.

land Lane. 3-7593. CHEVROLET: 1941 4 door sedan. new motor and tires, other new parts. 1503 E.

Eldorado. CHEVROLET. 1942, Tudor. Radio, heater. perfect condition, must drive to appreciate.

$1,075. 836 N. Main. CHEVROLET 1941 4 door custom sedan. Motor A-1 condition.

4 new tires. 39,000 actual miles. 1293 E. Willard. CHEVROLET 1945 ton pickups.

Priced to sell. Hott Markwell Auto Sales. Wood Oakland, Decatur. Moweaqua, Ill. CHEVROLET.

1945 excellent town condition. sedan. A Will trade very equaly for 1941 Club coupe, Call 7246 or 3-4333. CHEVROLET 1946 ton with large panel body. Just like new.

Very special at $1250. Illinois Motors. 701 E. Eldorado. 3-6322.

CHEVROLET. 1947 Club Coupe. Like new Illinois Motors, 701 E. Eidorado. 3-6322 CHEVROLET TRUCK 1935 L.

W. B. grain bed. 1655 N. Railroad Ave.

CHRYSLER: 1938. 4 door. Good condidition. 1235 N. Oakland.

2-1537. CHRYSLER 1939 Royal, very clean, excellent condition, new paint. 1938 Oldsmobile. 1934 Plymouth. Evans Oil 502 E.

Prairie. 2-2611. CROSLEY new cars 6 models and colors immediate delivery. why buy an 8 year old car when you can get a new car for less? You get 35 to 50 miles on a gallon gas. Illiopolis Motor Co.

Ph. 153. DE SOTO 1937 4-door sedan. perfect condition. new tires, Cadillac fender skirts.

1640 E. Division. DE SOTO: 1937, $295: Ford pickup, 1936: Crosley, 1946. Evans. Junction 121 and East of Decatur.

DODGE 1936 panel truck: motor completely rebuilt. tires 1 fair. Will sell complete truck or motor. 3-6111. DODGE Truck 1936 heavy duty, overhauled.

hydraulic dump, good bed. good rubber. Highest bid this week takes. Decatur Auto Exchange. 368 N.

22nd. 3-2812. DODGE 1942 pickup, A-1. Private owner. Chas.

Lake, Niantic, Ill. after 5. Automotive 11 DODGE. 1946 pickup. Just like new.

Stevenson's Garage, 3460 E. Wm. St. Road. 2-5051: 2-8003.

FORD 1929 Model A. 2420 North Jasper after 3. FORD 1930 Model A Tudor. Good motor. very reasonable.

1457 N. Calhoun. after 4. all day Sunday. FORD 1937 Pickup, flat bed.

Call Paul Hinderliter, north Mt. Zion on 121. 3-7535. FORD: 1937. Tudor.

Good motor, Heater. $325. 1660 E. Condit. FORD TRUCK, 1937.

tons, S.W,B. with steel hoist. new motor, $600. 1941 Chevrolet tons S.W.B. platform and hoist, new tires.

$950. Froehlich Farm Sales, Phone 21, Mt. Pulaski, Ill. FORD. 1939.

Deluxe coupe. Very clean. Excellent condition. Private owner. 1810 E.

Wood. 2-7440. FORD 1939 deluxe sedan. new paint $550. 712 N.

Broadway. 3-5633. FORD 1940 tudor. Good condition. Reasonable.

815 W. Elm. FORD. 1940 2 door deluxe Only $675. 1035- E.

Whitmer. FORD. 1940 deluxe 4 door $565. 1035 E. Whitmer.

FORD 1941 Super deluxe, excellent condition. Radio. heater. good tires. New paint.

Priced to sell. $1065. 2328 E. Prairie. FORD.

1946 tudor maroon. A-1 condition. Can finance, $1,650. 3-5936. FORD 1946 convertible, radio, heater, overdrive, mechanically perfect.

Reasonable. Donald Stine, St. Elmo, Rt. 1. FORD: 1947 Super deluxe.

4,000 miles, Like new. $1,900. 6910. FORD MODEL A radiators, 1 week special $22.50. Kerwood Co.

511 E. North. 2-5541. FORD Model A coupe, rumble seat, Mechanical condition. appearance, near feet.

2110 E. Condit. GRAHAM 1936 4-door. A-1 mechanically, good tires. 1900 E.

Prairie. HOUSE TRAILER: 1946. sleeps 4. Good condition. 1342 N.

Water. INTERNATIONAL 1939, 3. ton truck with grain bed, 4-speed transmission. Good condition, Gerald Miller. Taylorville.

Phone Co. 68. INTERNATIONAL 1940 dump truck, Call at 1367 E. Condit after 3:30. JEEP 1947 station wagon.

Good condition. 2-8097. LA SALLE 1934 Coupe, straight 8, 200d running condition, tires and body good. Thomas L. Benge, Macon, after 5.

LA SALLE 1937 4-door sedan, clean. 421 Central 9866. LINCOLN- ZEPHYR engine. 1940; total mileage 40,905 miles, in use. $75.

Installing lower power. 855 W. Eldorado. LINCOLN 1946. Custom Interior.

4-door sedan. Radio. Southwind heater. dual Priced for quick sale. OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Marquand Cooper Motor Sales 431 E.

NORTH PHONE 3-6413 NASH 1939 Coupe Radio, heater, overdrive. Very clean car Week-end Special OPEN SUNDAY TILL NOON SUNDAY CALLS: 9207: 3-5053 SUMMER'S AUTO SALES 350-400 E. William Phone 3-6221: 2-0941 SUMMERS NASH 1939 4 door, excellent condition. 1st house on Nelson Park Beach Road. OLDSMOBILE 1931 sedan.

6 tires. Seat covers. Sealed beams. 45.000 miles, $175. Private owner.

1161 E. Grand. OLDSMOBILE 1937 4-door. 2 heaters. radio, good tires.

2135 E. Lawrence. 2-0224. OLDSMOBILE 1938 radio, heater defrosters. Reasonable.

2-8933. OLDSMOBILE, 1940 Custom Cruiser Radio, heater, only $795. 1035 E. Whitmer. OLDSMOBILE.

1941 Cruiser Only $860 1033 E. Whitmer. OLDSMOBILE: 1941 hydromatic. good condition. Black and grey.

newly painted. Upholstered A-1. Condition can be verified. $1400. Angle Hotel, 4951.

PLYMOUTH 1935 sedan. 2277 North Monroe. PLYMOUTH, 1939 4 door: radio. gas heater. good tires.

Priced -for quick sale. 3-1112. PONTIAC. 1937 door. Trade for small truck.

2088 N. Edward. 2-0079. PONTIAC: 1939, coach, Radio, heater, clean, $725. 1348 E.

Lawrence. PONTIAC club coupe. overhauled. A-1 $1095. 3-5374, 425 E.

Waggoner. Sunday only. PONTIAC. 1941. 2 door Deluxe.

Radio, heater. defrosters, new tires. 1st class condition. 4 east. north Bement.

Leon Ard. PONTIAC. 1946 Streamliner 4 door sedan. Fully equipped. Illinois Moters.

701 E. Eldorado. 3-6322. STUDEBAKER, 1936. 4 door.

Dependable transportation. Phone 3-4166. 2328 E. Division. STUDEBAKER Commander.

1939. Radio. climatizer. defroster. beams.

4 door. Clean. $725. Keith Stivers. 110 Blue Mound.

WILLYS 1937 motor with transmission. clutch. starter. generator. Good condition.

$95. 5858. ah-h-h There's Good News in This Ad 1548 Ford Fordor. Practically new. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline, like new.

1948 Studebaker pickup truck. Low mileake. 1947 Pontiac "8" coach. 1947 Dodge panel truck. 1946 Cadillac 4-door.

1941 International pickup. 1940 Chevrolet coach. 1940 LaSalle convertible. 1939 Plymouth coupe. 1938 Chevrolet conch.

1937 Buick coach. 1937 Ford coach. All 1948 models have guarantee Trailors 432 NORTH BROADWAY 2-0906 AUTO RADIOS: Motorola, Philco. for all cars. Radio, 1028 N.

Main. AUTO WORK of all kinds. Guaranteed. Long's Garage. 2893 E.

Hickory, 2-6183. Bear Front End Alignment Save Tire Wear And Insure Driving Comfort Bopp Motors 240 W. Wood All Makes and Models Good clean cars Including 1948 Cars Hott Markwell Auto Sales Wood Oakland, Decatur, 111. Mowcaqua, Ill. BUY AI KERWOOD'S: 250 new grills: 400 new hub caps; 16" wheels, springs; Chevrolet heads.

2-5541: 511 E. North. CASH for good used cars. Dales Super Service. 802 N.

Main. 1714. CHECK your car! Need body and fender work? Paint for the new look? Kilborn's. 131 N. Church.

5141. CARS expertly Simonized. 438 E. For Division. estimates.

See me. V. Hamson, A Used Car Is No Better Than the Dealer You Buy It From Buy your car from a new car dealer because he has an up-to-date modern repair shop and 1s able to guarantee and service the used car you purchase from him. ORIGINAL OWNER CARS O.K. CHECKED 50-50 GUARANTEE 1947 Frazer Manhattan sedan.

gun metal gray, air conditioner. Very nice condition $2450 Kaiser Sedan- peed way gray. radio, air conditioner. low mileage 2050 1941 DeSoto 2-door. radio and heater: fluid drive.

K. CHECKED. 50-50 GUARANTEED 1939 DeSoto 4-door sedan, overdrive 795 AS IS BARGAINS 1939 Studebaker Champion. Fair body, overhauled 495 1937 Chrysler Royal. Radio, heater.

overdrive 475 1936 Pontiac sedan. New brakes 325 1937 Buick 4-door sedan. Very nice 545 Decatur Motor Sales GOLDEN RULE DEALING AND SERVICE 333 N. Broadway Phone 3-1441 Ben Nolen Lot 1942 Plymouth special deluxe 2 door, clean $1245 1941 Chevrolet 2 door, clean $1075 1941 Pontiac 2 door, 1-owner. Clean $1225 1939 Chevrolet 2 door.

Clean 775 1936 Dodge sedan 295 1937 Ford Tudor 345 1940 Ford pick-up 795 1939 Ford pick -up 600 1936 Dodge pick -up 300 1947 Ford special deluxe tudor. 1946 Ford special deluxe coupe. 1946 Ford deluxe tudor. 1946 Mercury sedan. 1946 Mercury Club coupe.

1946 Chevrolet sedan. MANY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 542 E. PRAIRIE PHONE 2-3913 Body Shop, 2231 E. William. 3-6813.

Motor. Sales 646 E. WOOD PHONE 3-2621 1947 Ford Convertible, fully equipped. 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-door, fully equipped. 1939 Buick Special 4-door.

1939 Ford, Tudor Deluxe. Open Sundays Guaranteed Used Cars R. A. Korte, H. D.

Bush. Owners. BEST body and fender work in town. Do beautiful painting. Zientara-Hammel CHANGE FROM WINTER OILS AND GREASES TO SUMMER LUBRICATION B.

B. BURNS INC. 432 E. Prairie Phone 4217 CHEVROLET, 511 HEADS E. 1929 North to 2-5541 1948.

Ker- Auto Market 15 very clean late model used cars. Also large selection of medium and lower priced models. 1947 Chevrolet Aero Fleetline sedan. 1947 Ford Super Deluxe Fordor. 1946 Plymouth Deluxe door.

1941 Chevrolet special deluxe 2 door. 1941 Plymouth special deluxe 2 door. 1941 Nash Ambassador sedan. overdrive. 1941 Studebaker deluxe 2 door, new en sine.

1941 Mercury 2 1940 Chevrolet 2-door; 1946 1942 Ford Super deluxe, Tudor. engine. 1940 Ford Tudor. $675. 1939 Chevrolet coupe, reconditioned engine.

1938 Chevrolet coupes and 2 doors. 1936 Ford Tudor. 1936 Pontiac 2 door. 1935 Terraplane 2 door. 1932 Ford Model $135.

PICKUP TRUCKS 1946 Dodge 1, ton. 1941 Chevrolet ton, stake bed. 1537 Chevrolet ton. Pete Veech; Joe Coffey, salesmen. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.

M. TO 5 P. M. Broadway at Eldorado, Decatur 3-1811 DIAMOND "T' new tons. $1900 and up 1941 Studebaker, grain bed.

$950. 1929 Chevrolet S.W.B.. cheap. Verkler 203 W. Main.

2-5519. Decatur's Best Buys! LIKE NEW! 1947 Ford fordor. Lot of extras. 5,000 miles. ORIGINAL OWNER CARS 1941 Oldsmobile 8 sedan.

Radio, heater. clean $1245 1040 Pontiac 2 door. Radio, heater, very nice $995 GOOD TRANSPORTATION 1939 Oldsmobile 6 sedan. Radio, heater $675 1936 Pontiac 2 door. New tires.

$350 TRUCK 1946 Ford 11, ton pick-up. Very good. George Nolen Lot 625 F. PRAIRIE PHONE 3-2063 MOTOR SALES: We buy. sell and trade clean used cars.

Come in and see us! 102 S. Broadway. Phone 3-2711. MOTOR SALES SPECIAL! 1940 Plymouth Coupe 55,000 actual miles, like new $795 1948 Mercury, fully equipped. 1946 Plymouth 4-door, fully equipped.

1941 Buick. fully equipped, extra nice. 1941 Chevrolet 2 door. 1941 Ford, fully equipped, one owner. 1938 Plymouth 4 door, good.

1936 Chevrolet door. extra good. 1935 Chevrolet 4 door, good. OPEN SUNDAYS 102 S. BROADWAY 3-2711 FORD SPRINGS discount.

511 E. North, Kerwood Co. 2-5541. FORD TRUCK: 7 195 W. B.

Sale or trade for new short W. B. John Nolan. Jr. Ivesdale, 111.

FOR that. feather soft ride. get U. S. Royal Ride Tires.

fit your present rims. Smith Tire Co. 257 W. Main. Automotive FORD Offers These Fine Used Car and Truck Buys 1947 Ford deluxe fordor sedan.

radio and heater, seat covers. A very clean car. a choice buy. 1947 Plymouth deluxe 2 door, fully equipped. A perfect buy.

1946 Chevrolet town sedan, radio and heater. fog lights. Extra clean in every way. 1946 Ford deluxe tudor. fully equipped motor.

tires and finish extra good. Priced to sell. 1942 Ford deluxe tudor in good condition. A real buy at $1095. 1941 Plymouth special deluxe 4 door Sedan, radio and heater, new tires.

Extra nice, A choice buy at $1095. 1940 Ford deluxe tudor. fully equipped. A real bargain At $845. 1937 Pontiac 2 door $245.

1936 Terraplane 2 door $245. Truck Bargains 1947 Ford ton L. W. B. Cab over engine in very god condition and priced to sell.

1946 Ford ton L. W. B. dual rears, stake body, Very low mileage a like new truck. 1946 Chevrolet ton pick up.

heater. speed transmission. A very clean low mileage truck that is just like new. 1941 Ford ton S. W.

dual rears. A real bargain at $545. 1939 Ford ton L. W. grain body, reconditioned motor.

1937 International 11. ton. grain body, new paint job. A real good truck. It Will Pay You to See These Before You Buy EARL 'LUSTER-JOHN RECHTIN, INC.

Ford Dealers 385 E. Prairie GET YOUR GARBAGE haulers beds made to order. Prices reasonable. Built -Rite GREASING AND WASHING MOTOR STEAMING VEST'S TEXACO SERVICE COR. ELDORADO- JASPER PHONE 3-4525 Have Choice Used Cara.

See us before you buy. 836 N. Main. HOUSE TRAILER: 1937 electric brakes, extra wheel. Very rea sonable.

2218 N. Oakland. HCUSE TRAILER 26 ft. partly, finished, aluminum body. waterproof top.

Sell or swap for good car. 2528 Illinois Circle. Jasper Housing. 3-2044. HOUSE TRAILER.

1946 Glider 35. butane electric brakes. 2900 Water, Ideal Trailer Camp. HOUSE TRAILER, 1948. 30' Tamdem wheels.

Beautane range: electric refrigerator: 6 gallon electric not water heater; venetian blinds. Beautiful interior. like new. Private owned. Mrs.

Williamson, Barnes Trailer Camp. Route 48. HOUSE TRAILERS See the beautiful new Shoreland tandem on display. 3 complete rooms and bath. Pleasingly different inside and out, Kistler Trailer Sales 2600 WEST MAIN 2-2404 HOUSE TRAILERS Purchasing mobile home requires careful selection.

The architecture foundation, floor planning and furnishings are paramount. We, as your representatives. have selected the best trailers the ket provides. They are beautiful coaches designed for genuine home comfort and the maximum of convenience. We have them on display for your approval.

Always open house at Bardings. Always out of the bad weather. Because of our well lighted inside show room. Always convenient terms. BARDING TRAILER SALES TILL 8 P.

M. WEEKDAYS OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 792 E. WOOD, DECATUR, ILL. 2-3733 HOUSE TRAILER. 1946 Glider, cost $2450.

sell $1650. All metal top. T-70 Millikin H. P. Hazelrigg 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 door 1085 1941 Chevrolet Masted Deluxe 4 dr.

sed. 1090 1940 Pontiac Deluxe 4 door sedan 985 1939 Dodge 4 door sedan 785 Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 435 E. Prairie Phone 3-3479 HYDRAULIC dump bed for sale, good Glatz's Truck Service. Federal Truck Distributors. 1304 E.

Eldorado. 2-4488. condition. Phone 3-7564. In A Jiffy! OUR EXPERT and skitted 1 mechanics can install at new factory guaranteed engine 10 your Buick, if its between the years of 1937 and 1947? It costs less than a thorough overhaul.

Highfield Buick Co. 232 8. MAIN PHONE 3-3473 INTERNATIONAL ton pickup truck, good condition. Sam Cothern. Herrick.

Ill. MOTOR for 1936 Chevrolet. completely overhauled. also transmission. Dewey Tripp.

2313 E. Prairie. NEW CAR JACKS. $2.98 each: new pumps, heavy duty. $1.55.

Art Shields, 444 N. Broadway. 9416. NEW FEDERAL trucks and used trucks Nolen Motor 1947 Lincoln custom sedan 1946 Plymouth fordor 1946 Chevrolet sedan 1946 Ford station wagon GOOD BUYS 1941 Chevrolet coupe $1095 1941 Roadmaster Buick $1195 1941 Lincoln sedan $1295 Mercury tudor 995 1940 Studebaker Champion 675 Good. Cheap Transportation 1936 Ford 295 1936 Plymouth 195 LINCOLN- MERCURY DEALER 241 W.

WOOD PHONE 5179 ONE wheel trailer, good condition. Carroll Cross, Maroa, Ill. Antomotive OUR mechanics are factory trained. Treat 750 E. Prairie.

6741. your Hudson to our service. A Landers and OUR PRICES on used CATE ate right See ours before buying. Anderson Motor Sales. Garfield at Water.

3-6714. See The "Smiling Irishman" Bob Brilley For the Best in Used Cars 1946 Mercury sedan, low mileage, $1950. 1941 Buick Special 4-door. 1940 Chevrolet 2-door. 1941 Chevrolet coach, radio and heater $1050.

1941 Ford, radio and heater. $1075. 1941 Dodge. $995. 1940 DeSoto.

radio and heater. $875, 1940 Plymouth Convertible, radio and heater. 1940 Mercury, perfect, $1095. 1941 Plymouth. just like new, $1250 1940 Ford deluxe tudor.

$975. 1940 Dodge, 2 door, $995. 1937 Pontiac 4-door sedan. 1937 Buick sedan. Immediate Delivery on A11 1948 Used Cars.

PHONE 3-7123 Wood Street Motor Mart 685 East Wood in auto ascessories, to Merry Motor SPRINGS FOR ALL. CARS! For any needs SUMMERS 1947 Buick Special sedanette. 1946 Buick Road Master, very low mileage. This car is like new. 1946 Buick Super 4-door.

1946 Buick Super Sedanette. 1940 Buick 2-door. 1948 Chevrolet 2-ton. L.W.B. truck, Speedometer reading 37.9 miles.

35 Others TO CHOOSE FROM OPEN SUNDAY TILL NOON SUNDAY CALLS: 9207: 3-5053 SUMMERS' AUTO SALES 350-400 E. William Phones 3-6221: 2-0941 CI SUMMERS The Only Wheels Balanced Under Driving Conditions ARE WHEELS balanced Electronically while on your car. Unbalanced wheels can bounce your car to pieces and can cause costly tire wear, so let us balance them electronically. We Service All Makes of Care H. G.

Wonderlin Co. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 360 E. Main Phone 3-3625 THE WALKING MAN will appreciate one of these Better used cars. Special: 3 Nice Ones 1940 Chevrolet 2-door, very clean. 1940 Ford tudor, very clean.

1939 Chevrolet, 2-door, very clean. OTHER GOOD ONES 1947 Chevrolet, 4-door. 1946 Plymouth sedan. 1946 Ford station wagon. 1941 Chevrolet 4-door.

1941 Mercury club coupe. 1939 Chevrolet 2-door. 1937 Pontiac 4-door. 1937 Studebaker 4-door. 1940 Ford dump trunk.

DYKES AUTO SALES 1934 N. Water. Phone 3-6714 TRUCKS. TRUCKS: Pickups. farm trucks.

panel, several like new. Guy Crook Stevenson's Garage, 3460 E. Wm. St. road.

2-5051. Vacationist HERE'S A REAL Trailor Bargain BIG ROOMY Travelite Trailor 2714 PL Fully equipped. Nothing overlooked for real living comfort, "Best For Less" 1948 Ford deluxe tudor. Low mileage. 1947 Chevrolet 2-docr, fully equipped.

1942 Chevrolet 2-door. 1941 Pontiac Silver Streak club coupe. 1940 Ford tudor. 1940 Studebaker Champion 4-door, fully equipped 1939 Pontiac Chevrolet sedan. 2-door.

fully radio equipped. heater. and, 1936 Chevrolet 2-door. Robbin's Used Cars 380 North Broadway Phone 9141 WANTED: Rear end for 1935 Chevrolet. Standard.

3-7513. WE NEED 600x16 used tires badly. Will trade high on set of new B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns If your tires are of this size.

See us now. Use your credit! Low as $1.25 per week. B. F. GOODRICH 317 W.

WOOD WHEEL balancing, saves your tires. better performance. Miller Standard Service. corner Prairie and Jasper. 4810.

PAIRS of used. rear tractor tires. A Most sizes. Some with tubes. Your pick, $25 A pair.

B. F. GOODRICH 317 W. WOOD $150 BUYS good runing 1936 Nash-La Fayette, good rubber, radio and heater. 2-1283 and 4383.

Automotive 11 WILSON SHELBYVILLE FORD DEALER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1948 Ford Super Pordor: radio, heater. 1948 Ford Super Tudor: radio, heater, 1940 Ford Super Fordor, radio, heater. 1948 Ford Deluxe Tudor; radio heater, 1946 Chevrolet 4-door 2-tone green. 1546 Ford Deluxe Tudor, radio, heater, 1942 Chevrolet 2-door. 1941 Ford Deluxe Tudor.

1939 Chevrolet 2-door Town sedan. 1948 International chassis and cab, 2-speed axle, like new. 1948 Chevrolet pickup. 1942 Ford pickup. 1941 Chevrolet express.

1940 Ford pickup. Others to choose from. WRECKING 1928 Chevrolet conch: been running. Phone 3-6905. 1241 Dodse 4-door 1938 Ford Fordor 1936 Ford Tudors (Trol 1935 Chevrolet, 2-door extra clean.

BARGAIN AUTO SALES N. Main Cerro Gordo. Phone 2-044 After 5:30 Call 2-0605 or 3-4048 Motorcycles--Bicyeles 15 BICYCLE: Boy's, Elein, 26 inch. Extra nice. 1836 E.

North. CUSHMAN scooter, 1946, with gears, sidecar. 2-5704. ELGIN bicycle: excellent condition. Myron Stolley.

Tuscola. BARLEY -DAVIDSON 1940 motorcycle, excellent condition. 346 N. 24th. INDIAN motorcycle, 1943, 30.5 cubic inch.

Call 5915 after 3. MOTOR Scooter refinishing and striping. Also body straightening. Guaranteed. $10 up.

2-8812 after 4. MOTORCYCLES New and Used Parts and Accessories INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES SERVICE 936 W. ELDORADO 1-6440 Elgin bicycle. Good condition. Call 3-8652.

BOY'S bicycle, used 16 months. $27.50. 350 S. 16th. BOY'S BICYCLE: good condition.

$15. 2348 E. Division. BOY'S bicycle, 26 Elgin. 615.

308 Water. BOY'S 26 "bicycle, excellent condition, $20. Phone 3-8812. MOTORCYCLES: Now is the time to buy your Famous James English made light Motorcycle, Complete with all accessories for less than a motor scooter. Immediate delivery.

Prank Tenney, 426 N. Broadway. SIDEWALK Bicycle, good condition. 3830 E. Harrison.

3-3295. SIDEWALK bicycle, 2 wheel, good condition. $8. Phone 3-5249. 2 BICYCLES, boys.

good condition. 441 Pierson. 2-6858. Business Service A.B.C. APEX Automatic Maytag or make washer repaired.

Wringer rolls and parts for all makes. George's Washer Shop, 144 8. State. 2-7905. A.B.C.

MAYTAG: APEX: Any make er and power mower repaired. Results plus guaranteed service. Cotton's Washer Shop, 1381 N. Oakland, 2-4780. BAD BASEMENT: Wall and chimney cement coated, waterproofed and white coated.

Ideal time now Walter Eckman, 1571 N. Monroe. Phone 2-2632. BASEMENT. excavating.

under houses. Die wells, cisterns. W. Carter. 2-8793 evenines.

BASEMENT DIGGING Open, under houses concrete work. Estimates. Butler 6774. BASEMENT DIGGING: Grading, black and fill dirt. Phone Ill.

BASEMENT EXCAVATING: Concrete Worw, Plowing team work. Art Collina. 3-5902. BLOCK LAYING. concrete work, proofing.

Tuck pointing. Estimates. 6489. CARPENTER WORK. repairing and modeling.

Free estimates, 2-7981: 3-6268. CABINETS: Built- ins, counters. built. carpenter work. General repair, gluing.

Mochel's Cabinet Shop. 447 Stuart Ave. 2-5251. CARPENTER: Moore, the handy man. Cabinet building, doors arched.

cral repair. 3-1650. CARPENTER REPAIRS and painting. Inside and out. Call 5929.

CARPETING cleaned on your floor, by Schudels' takes away that dingy lock. Only 8 hrs. and it's ready for use. 4279. CEMENT WORK: All kinds.

Garages. Re. modeling. Bonded. Insured.

Work guaranteed. Easy payments. Schwab. 3-3859 CEMENT WORK: block layine. tuck pointins.

cement plastering. Phone 2-8017. CEMENT WORK: Bonded, Insured. Call Whitson, 731 North. 7461.

CONCRETE BLOCK setter. experienced. General contract work. Phone 8732. CONCRETE WORK of all kinds.

Free estimates. Clyde Hall. Phone 2-3079. CONCRETE WORK. block laying.

Pree estimates. Shelton Pinke. 3-6491. CONCRETE WORK of all kinds. Water.

prooting basement, color coats. Free estimates. Bonded. Phone 2-8339. DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS: Phone Bullard's Cleaners.

133 N. Water. 2-2700. ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR: Bledsoe Elec. tric, all types wiring, repairing.

2-4244. ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR: Durbin Elec. tric. 328 S. Oakland.

Phone 3-6623. ELECTRIC RANGE and refrigeration serv. ice. Stubblefield Refrigeration, 235 E. Eldorado.

2-4526. FLOOR SANDING and finishing, painting. sand finishing walls. Repairing. 9866.

FLOOR SANDING. refinishing. Paper steaming. Estimates. Work guaranteed.

Rhoderick 5923. Hopkins 2-8218. FURNACE resetting and repairing. Call B. M.

Dennis Son. 5113. FURNACE resetting and repairing. also vacuum cleaning. Work guaranteed.

2-0457. FURNACES. Mueller cast iron. $150 up. Vacuum cleaning and repairing.

Bert Boyd. 9825. FURNACE CLEANING Furnace cleaning and resetting. Order furnace now. Rennekamp Heating Sales Service, Dial 3-4212.

FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. Reasonable. Phone 3-7040. GUTTERING. rooting.

General repair. Guranteed. C. C. Cole.

3-1004: 3-4051. GUTTERING. roofing. root paintine. Guaranteed.

Swart's Pindlay 183. HAULING of all kinds, trash, etc. Reasonable. Phone 3-2902. HAULING of all kinds.

local and distance. Call 2-8246. HAULING trash, cinders, etc. Fred Rchman. 148 E.

Ruth. 9819. HAULING moving. delivery, quick service Noble Galligar, 1112 N. 18th.

7362. HOUSE CLEANING: Walls, windows washed, wallpaper, woodwork cleaned. Atwood. Decatur House Cleaning Service. 3-4152.

LAWNMOWERS machine sharpened, cfl and adjusted. $1. 966 W. Green. LAWNMOWERS sharpened.

repaired. Schuerman Key Shop. 359 N. East. 3-2311.

PAINT and new paper adds spring time freshness to your home. Moore. 2-8939. PAINT. Kemtone, Seratone ralls.

100d work. wall washing. Phone 5904. PAINTING, cleaning. woodwork.

all washing. paperhanging. Beall. 4527. PAINTING interior.

exterior. SPrAY or brush. City or rural. Free estimates. Work Guaranteed.

3-7246. PAINTING house, city, farm. suburban. Call for estimates. 3-4352.

PAINTING wall washing. cleaning. A-1 workmanship. 2-1266 after 5:30. PAINTING, paperhanging.

Steaming. Wallpaper for sale. Estimates. C. Shride, 2-7503 PAPER STEAMING: Free estimates.

Clarence Hornaday, 2444 E. Prairie, 9196. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING: Paper steaming. Wm. Brown, Phone 6221.

PAPERHANGING First class work. Please phone 3-5043. PAPERHANGING and cleaning. Prices reasonable. Phone 2-2040.

PAPERHANGING: Free estimates. Paper for sale. Call 3-6342. PAPERHANGING: Work guaranteed. J.

7 Cole. Dial 9878. PLASTERING and block laying. Cox Bros. Phone 3-5566.

PLASTERING of all kinds, work anteed. 1444 N. Morgan. 3-5583. PLASTERING of all kinds.

Work guaranteed. Immediate service. 3-6746..