Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 16

Decatur, Illinois, Saturday, August 10, 1963. 16 DECATUR HERALD Central Illinois Deaths WORLD WAR II UNIT MEMBERS HAVE REUNION About 35 members of, the World War 10th Air Depot are holding their 17th annual reunion at Automotive 11 11 14 AUTO GLASS replaced in seconds. Any type, foreign or domestic, uiass specuu ty 329 W. Main. Ph.

429-1131. 11 13 AUTO MUFFLERS for most cars. Te grade brands at wnoiesaia pneea. Freight Sales. 2705 N.

Water. 11 12 AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR EQUIPMENT and Inventory. Complete Barnec equipment including rate-of-Qow machine. 65 new cores plus all supplies necessary for complete radiator service. Must sell immediately.

Call Champaign 359-2212 er 822-5865 after 5. 11 14 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS overhaul. ed, $35 plus parts. Ron's Garage ao w. Wood.

428-5434. Engine repair. 11 16 BARDING Pontiac, Inc. '62 TEMPEST $1895 4 DOOR-CUSTOM TRIM "62 PONTIAC $2795 CATALINA 4 DOOR-AIR "62 COMET $1595 4 DOOR-STANDARD SHIFT '62 TEMPEST $1895 LeMans Sport Coupe 4 Speed -4 Barrel '61 TEMPEST $1595 4 DOOR-CUSTOM TRIM '61 PONTIAC $2295 BONNEVILLE 4 DOOR HARDTOP '61 PONTIAC $2295 CATALINA STATION WAGON '60 T-BIRD $2395 HARDTOP COUPE-AIR '60 PLYMOUTH $1295 FURY 4 DOOR '60 CHEVY $1395 BROOKWOOD WAGON '60 PONTIAC $1895 CATALINA WAGON '60 OPEL $895 STATION WAGON '59 MERCURY $1395 MONTEREY 4 DOOR '59 FORD $795 9 PASSENGER WAGON "59 PLYMOUTH $995 CUSTOM SUBURBAN WAGON '58 OLDS $895 88 STATION WAGON PONTIAC-TEMFEST-JEEP 1955 E. Pershing Rd.

PH. 877-4294 Benton '62 Monza Convertible. '63 Chevy Super Sport, VI, antomatle. 327 engine, power steering. Like new.

'0 Cadillac sedan with Air. '61 Chrysler Newport 4-door Hardtosi '58 Lincoln Continental with Air. 60 MGA Roadster. '62 Chevy Impala coupe, red ft white. '62 Chevy Bel Air, 4-door.

V8. automatic '55 Chevy straight shift. '61 Falcon Station Wagon. '60 Plymouth 2-door, V8, straight shift 5 Cadillac 4 door Sedan De Villa with air. '53 Nash Bealey.

'53 Chevy M-ioa pick-up. list new. "Your Authorized Triumph Dealer" No Down Payments to S2500 Bank Rata Financing 545 E. WILLIAM ph. ust Bob Waddell CHEVROLET ILLIOPOUS World's Wildest Trader Is Tradin' Wild er Than Ever! 109 CAR SELECTION Bob Waddell Chevrolet The Sting Ray Kid ILLIOPOLIS 486-7891 11 BUY parts wholesale! fuel pumps.

Ufl up. tieorge. 4ZJ-71J9. 11 IS CENTURY MOTOR SAJJEB "Where Service is a Pleasure Instead of a Problem' 1960 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, 4 door rarawoou, turquoise Donom with wtuta turquoise interior. 6 eyL, Power-Slide, whitewall tire, radio ft heater.

300 N. Parka TeL 315 Tuscola. XL 11 11 16 STUDEBAKER 1956 wagon, V8-shift overdrive. 422-3855. 11 11 TEMPEST, 1961.

4 door sedan, all leather interior, 4 Al condition. Will sacrifice for balance due. 429-1658; eves. 877-2797. 11 15 VOLKSWAGEN, 1963 station wagon, like new.

call Citizens National Bank, 428- 6661. 11 15 AA 10 Bonus Benefits 1. Free License Title Transfer 2. 30-Day Exchange Plan 3. 45 Days 'til 1st Payment 4.

Large Discounts 5. Life. Health Accident Ins. 6. No Money Down 7.

Written Guarantee 8. 36-Month Financing 9. Bank Rates 10. No Commissions '63 MONZA SPYDER 4 speed all Black very few miles Huge savings 62 RAMBLER Custom Wagon 6 cyl suraigni sum new ores S46.I6 Mo. '62 IMPALA sport coupe 409 hp 4 Speed Black with Red interior $45.10 Mo.

'61 PONTIAC Bonneville 2 door hardtop Automatic, with full power $49.73 Mo. '61 IMPALA 4 door hardtop V8 Auto. matic, power steering and brakes $46.17 '61 IMPALA sport coupe "6" Standard, AU white, nearly new $43.85 60 DODGE DART Station wagon "6' standard new tires $29.85 '62 TEMPEST 4 door 4 cylinder engine 4 speed Custom interior $37.55 '59 PONTIAC Bonneville hardtop sedan, fun power. Fawn finish $37.85 '59 RAMBLER Super "6" 4 door, automatic, radio, heater $16.85 '59 IMPALA Convertible V8 Automatic power steering and brakes $42.14 '58 PONTIAC Star Chief hardtop, automatic, radio and full power $25.63 58 CHEVY BROOKWOOD wagon. V8 Stick, radio, heater a local car $26.85 '58 PONTIAC Super Chief 4 door, radio, new whitewalls, stick $29.83 '57 FORD COUNTRY sedan, VS.

automatic, radio, local car $21.14 '56 CADILLAC "62" 4 door, 21,000 mi. Local 1 owner. Sharp $26.85 '60 OLDS 4' door. Dynamic fun power factory air $47.42 '60 OLDS "88" CONVERTIBLE, new top, new premium tires, full power $51.47 '59 FORD FAIRLANE 4 door. Spotless local car with new tires $33.45 O'Connell DISCOUNT SALES 1805 N.

22ND PH. 428-3491 11 11 AA Buick 62 RAMBLER $1945 Station wagon, overdrive, 19,000 actual miles. 1 owner. Sharp '62 CORVAIR $1788 Monza 4 door automatic. One owner.

'61 T-BIRD $2895 Air, Full power, like new. '61 OLDS $2488 Air conditioned "98" 4 door hardtop, bydramatic, power steering brakes, radio heater. Like new. '60 CHEVY $1644 8Mt Impala 4 door, powerglide. radio, beater.

Really sharp. '60 CHEVY $1795 Convertible, powerglide, power steering le brakes, radio, heater. Real sharp. '60 DODGE $1588 Air conditioned 4 door, 8, automatic, all power. Like new.

'60 BUICK $1795 Invicta 2 door hardtop, dynaflow, power steering brakes, radio, neater, sharp. '59 CHEVY $1388 Impala convertible, powerglide, power steering, radio, heater. Sharp! '59 FORD $895 V-8, Galaxie, 4 door, automatic radio, heater. '59 PLYMOUTH $588 2 door, automatic, radio, heater. Best Buy.

'59 PONTIAC $1395 2 door hardtop, tiydramatic, radio, heater. '58 VW $895 4 speed transmission, good tires. Light blue. Real nice. '58 CHEVY $788 Biscayne 4 door, shift, radio, heater, new tires.

Sharpie! '57 CHEVY $688 '8 Bel Air 4 door hardtop, powerglide, power steering, power brakes, radio, heater. Good car. BANK RATES 30 Other Models To Choose From I Year G-W Warranty HIGHFIELD USED CAR LOT. 315 S. MAIN Week Days, 8 to 9 p.m.

Sunday, 10:30 to 5 pjn. PH. 423-3421 Automotive Automotive 11 11 16 A. R. A.

AIR CONDITIONERS, installed $299.95 up. No money down, 24 mos. to pay. Kilbom's Inc. 201 w.

woon, a-4476. 11 10 At Kilbom's Northside '62 Olds $2995 "98" 2 DOOR hardtop, power steering, brakes windows, 6 way seat, electronic eye. radio, heater, low mileage. Like new. '62 Galaxie $2195 'SOO 4 DOOR sedan, factory air conditioning, power steering, automatic trans mission, radio, neater, etc '62 Volkswagen $1495 SEDAN.

Like newt '59 Nash $1095 AMBASSADOR: automatic, power steer ing 6c DraKes, radio, neater, air con ditioned. Clean! ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN '59 Plymouth SAVOY 4 DOOR, V8, automatic transmis sion, radio, heater. Whitewalls. Clean. '56 Olds "88" 2 DOOR hardtop, power steering, brakes, radio, heater, whitewalls.

etc Clean. '56 Chevy 4 DOOR "6" standard transmission, radio, heater. Clean. 765 N. Main 423-7573 11 AT Lakeside 63 Chevy Bel Air 6, standard, like new '60 Ford V8 country sedan, automatic inevy impala coupe, 6, powerglide '62 Rambler Custom 6.

stick '62 Buick Electra 225 sedan. Immaculate '59 Ford 6 fordor, overdrive. Clean! '59 Rambler Custom, automatic low miles oi nymouin tseivereae 2 door 8, sack '62 Ford Galaxie convertible, like new 920 W. ELDORADO PR. 4284131 11 10 AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS.

Mark IV for an cars. Can be transferred. Special $50 off on limited supply of '62 models. 24 mo. warranty.

24 mo. to pay. Byers, iiub i. roam 11 11 AT Old LATE MODEL LOT 333 N. Broadway Phone 428-6412 '61 Pontiac $2277 VENTURA 4 door hardtop.

Light grey. red wmte vinyl interior. Foil pow er, air conditioned, many extras. A one owner. Was $2695.

'60 Chevy $1275 BELAIR 4 door. Red with white ton. matching grey interior, v-e, auto matic, radio, heater, whitewall tires. was suys. '59 Mercury $999 MONTEREY 4 door.

Solid finish. Merco- matic, good tires. Local trade in. Value plus. Ready to go.

Was $1395. '59 Buick $1444 ELECTRA 4 door. Blue with white top. Radio, heater, full power. Perfect inside and out.

Dynaflow transmis sion. Traded on new '63 Olds. One owner. Was SI 795. 59 Pontiac $1433 BONNEVILLE 4 door hardtop.

Beautiful coral, rose interior. Power steering, power brakes, hydramatic, radio. heater. Local one owner, traded for 63 Starfire. Was ST795.

$1 DOWN LOT 504 E. William Phone 428-7832 '58 Ford $666 FAIRLANE "500" 4 door hardtop, out standing turquoise ana ivory. Full power, Fordomatic, radio, heater, V-8. A one owner trade in. Extra sharp inside and out.

Was $895. '58 Rambler $544 AMBASSADOR 4 door. Ail white, red interior. Full power, automatic trans-, mission, radio, heater. A real econo mizer.

Look at this dandy. Was $795. '58 Olds $898 SUPER "88" Holiday sedan. A one owner in top condition. White with lavender top.

Double power, radio, neater, hydramatic. A new car trade in. Was $1195. '57 Plymouth $544 SPORT SUBURBAN. Metallic grey, V-t, power steering and braKes, radio heater and many extras.

Was $895. '57 Buick $550 CENTURY 4 door hardtop. Tntone finish. fun power, dynaflow, radio, neater. Valne pins.

Riding comfort deluxe. Was $895. '55 Chevy $424 BELAIR 4 door. White and grey tntone. All power.

Tinted glass. Clean inside. Was S49S. Weidenbacher DECATUR, ILL. 11 11 13 CHEVROLET, 1957 Bel Air.

We've got otner unevys. Priced right, come look! Jeff's Auto Sales. 1414 N. 22nd. Ph.

429-2021. 11 10 CHEVROLET, 1958 Belair 2 door hardtop, 6 automatic transmission, dou ble sharp, mechanically A-l, $49 down. 836 N. Main, 11 13 CHEVROLET, 1958 2 door, looks and runs like new, low mileage, must sacri fice, S565 or less for cash. Call 423-6322.

1004 E. Cleveland. 11 10 CHEVROLET, 1959 Fleetside V4 ton nick- np, 6 cyl. An extra clean low mileage i owner trucx. only 51 195.

Large selection of OK used cars. Shop here before you buy. HOLTZ-CHEVROLET-BUICK CO. CLINTON, PH. 935-3156 OPEN EVENINGS 11 15 CHEVROLET, 1959 Bel Air 4 door, 6, powerglide.

Good condition. Call Citi-I zens Bank. 428-6661 11 13 CHEVROLET. 1959 Bel Air 2-door. 6 cvl.

straight drive, $695. Carl's, Boody. 111. irnone rawin 11 11 CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala hardtop coupe, exceptionally clean, low mileage, 1 owner car. Coffey Auto Marine Mkt 990 IN.

water. 428-4331. 11 11 CHEVROLET. 1960 i ton truck. Priced to sell.

Heckman Chevrolet Cerro Gordo, Tel. 8861. 11 12 CHEVROLET, 1960 sport coupe, VB, auto matic transmission, like new ores, si 295 1960 CHEVROLET ton pick up, long bed, new tires, 28,000 actual miles. $1395 BILL MURRAY CHEVROLET MONTICELLO PH. 1 11 12 CHEVROLET 1961 Biscayne 6 straight snift, 30,000 miles, excellent condition, $1275.

3 miles west Sullivan, Delbert Dick. 11 13 CHEVROLET, 1961: 261. 6 cyL engine. 60 series. Bridges Sales Service.

Windsor Rt. 16. ph. GL 9-2133 11 10 CHEVROLET, 1961 Corvair 4-door. Floor shift.

Real sharp. Only $1095. Mo tors. 2525 N. Water, 877-5193, 11 11 CHEVROLET, 1962 Vi ton pickup, like new.

Coffey Auto -Marine Market, 990 N. Water. Ph. 428-4331. 11 13 CHRYSLER.

1960 Saratoga 4-door sedan, Low mileage, $1795. Wilson Reeves Motors, (Chrysler Plymouth). Clinton. Ph. 935-3131.

Eve's til 8 Moo. thru Fri. 11 11 CORVAIR 1963 Monza convertible, like new, low mileage. Private owner out of state. Take over payments.

215 S. 22nd PL 422-6817. 11 10 CORVAIR 1963 Monza Spyder. black with black interior, 4 speed post traction. Bob Waddell Chevrolet.

Illiopohs. 11 15 DODGE 1947, truck, good, $125. 1948 Chevy, $49, 423-7424. II 12 DODGE, 1956 Royal. 4 door.

V-8 $250. Call 877-6362. 11 10 FORD 1947 ton pickup. 4-speed, over loads, oversize tires like new, 5175. Ha- zen's.

1078 E. Eldorado. 11 12 FORD. 1953: 2 door. 6 cylinder, straight shift, completely overhauled, including new clutch and battery.

$250 cash. 1058 N. Water. 11 14 FORD. 1953.

Vi ton pickup truck. City Auto Paint Supply, 323 E. main. 11 12 FORD 1954. V8, truck, i ton.

new grain bed. 1956 Ford, overdrive, new ores. $375 each, 428-2081 or Pana 73145. 11 12 FORD, 1955: stick, VS. 2 door, call 428- 9895.

11 11 FORD. 1957 4 door station wagon, over-drive, power brakes, small V8, extras. Perfect. Private owner. Will fi nance.

422-6817. 11 10 FORD, 1958 Convertible, red, V-8. all power, $500. Girl going away to scnooi. Extra clean.

151 w. suverview. 11 11 FORD, 1959 station wagon, 4 door sedan, 6 power brakes steering, ai condition. Will sacrifice. 429-1658; eves.

877-2797. 11 13 FORD, 1960 Galaxie sedan, low miles. 1959 Ford, full power. 1958 Chevrolet sta tion wagon, V-8, straight shift. Carl Grabb Motors, Cad-Olds-Rambler Dealer, Shelbyville.

Ph. 154. 11 13 FORD 1960 Galaxie 4 door, steering, automatic; air conditioned, local owned. Bob's Auto Sls. Moweaqua.

11 12 FORD 1960 station wagon, country sedan. full power, air conditioned, reasonable 428-2083. 11 13 FORD 1961 2 ton, cab chassis, new tires all around. 1962 Corvair pick up, Wilson-Ford, Shelbyville, Ph. 34.

11 10 FORD. 1961 fordor. VB. straight shift, overdrive, power steering, 1 owner, low mileage, just like brand new inside and out, S99 down. B36 M.

Main. 11 11 FORD. 1962: F600. 2 ton long wheel base, refrigerator plug in body. 12X6' inside.

13,600 mt A-l condition. J. R. Hoback, ph. Mattoon AD 4-6056.

11 12 FORD. 1962 2-door Fairlane. Like new. Reason for selling, uncle sam cauea. 2934 S.

Danny Dr. 428-3393 after 5:30. 11 10 FORD, 1963: 1 ton, heavy duty, V8, ICC equipped, ideal for farming, must sell. call Clinton 935-5744 after 5 pjn. 11 12 IMPERIAL, 1962: Crown, completely equipped, never been titled.

Jet black with maroon interior. This is not a demo but Mr. King's Personal car. B. C.

King Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth. Ph. Pana 540. 11 12 INTERNATIONAL, 1955: CO 195, 450 engine, road ranger transmission. Ready to go.

E. R. Braden, Maroa 794-337. 11 16 INTERNATIONAL. 1958 series 110A pick up truck with stock racks.

Harold Line Motors, 2nd Oak, pana. Ph. 310. 11 12 MERCEDES. 1955: all leather interior.

Excellent condition. Make offer. 422-2203 after 5:30 pjn. 11 11 MERCURY, 1954 Monterey. 4-door, radio, heater, automatic, power steering lei brakes.

428-9239. 11 11 MERCURY. 1954 hardtop, automatic, needs body work. 1956 Ford motor needs crank shaft. Porter, Maroa 794-3754, 1 mi.

514 E. 11 12 MERCURY, 1956 2-door, radio, heater. automotic $250. Ph. 428-3087.

11 12 M.GJV. 1958 convertible, red with black top, call 428-6863. 11 15 OLDSMOBILE 1958: Super 88, 4 door, 1 owner, call 422-1754. 221 E. Grand.

11 14 OLDSMOBILE. 1961 F85 4-door. 1 -owner, 20,000 miles. Perfect! a Motors, 2525 N. Water.

Phone 877-5193. 11 10 OLDSMOBILE 1962 Jetflre 2 door hard top. Just like new. City Motors. Eldo rado Main.

428-9011; 423-7785. 11 12 OLDSMOBILE. 1962 Super "88" 2-door hardtop, power steering ana brakes. 1 owner. 423-4994 after 5 p.m.

11 10 PLYMOUTH, 1955: Looks good, need work. $65. 1209 N. 19th. 11 12 PLYMOUTH.

1957; Savoy. 2 door. $300. caD 422-0218. 11 16 PLYMOUTH, 1957: 2 door hardtop, tint ed glass, power brakes, automatic, 59- 328 engine just rebuilt.

428-2081. 11 11 PONTIAC, 1959 Bonneville 4-door hard top, power steering and brakes. 1959 Pontiac Star Chief, power steering and brakes, air conditioned. Bitzer Tag- gart. Shelbyville, Tel.

1261. 11 14 PONTIAC, 1961: Starcbief, 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes, forced to sell or trade down, 877-3161 weekdays after 5:30. 11 12 PONTIAC. 1961: Bonneville. 2 door hard top, win trade for 1955 to 1957 Chevy, 428-1815 after 5.

11 16 RAMBLER, 1957 4 door wagon, standard Shift. S335. Automotive Where to Go 7C RUMMAGE SALE, 1601 N. Dennis. Clrth ing and misc.

7C 11 RUMMAGE SALE: 1651 N. 32nd. Go- cart, clothes, some new items. Sat. Sun.

7C 11 RUMMAGE SALE: Furniture, refrigera tor, washer, electric stove, cabinet sink. kitchen cabinets, misc. 2910 E. Wallace. 7C 11 RUMMAGE SALE: 1503 E.

North. Cloth ing misc. Thurs. noon thru Sun. Everyone welcome.

7C 10 RUMMAGE SALE: 2355 E. Olive, cloth- ing, dishes, baby bed, misc. Moving, lots to sell. 7C 10 RUMMAGE SALE, 3800 Neeley off E. Mound Rd.

Clothing, misc. Fn. and Sat. 7C 16 SHEPARD FISHING LAKES located 1 mi. east of Elwin on end of S.

Franklin St. 7C 16 TRAP SHOOT every Sat. night Open 6 p.m. 6 miles east Sullivan, Kt. 121.

Sullivan Gun Club. 7C 10 VICTORY SCHOOL Reunion will be held Sun. Aug. 11, Beech er City Park. Basket dinner at noon.

7C 10 ZION CHAPEL COUNTRY FAIR, August 10, 5 pjn. Supper, homemade ice cream, country store, art exhibit, talent show, hay and pon yndes, and games. One mi. south of Boody on Rt. 48.

and 1 mi. west. Everyone welcome. Lost and Found ID 10 16 BEAGLE HOUND lost vicinity of Air port. Child's pet.

Reward. 422-6166; 429-6332. 10 12 BEIGE METALLIC PURSE lost last Fri. night. Please return articles that are of no valne to you.

Eileen Jones, in care of June Dukeman, Rt. 7. Ph. 877-3459, 429-4464. 10 12 BILLFOLD, man's, light brown, lost, Joe Lamb, 118 E.

Cherry, Moweaqua. 10 15 KERRY BLUE TERRIER lost, trimmed like a poodle, answers to "Kelly reward, 429-4851; 429-7254. 10 15 POLLED White Faced cow, strayed, 5 mi. south Dalton City. Call Bethany 110 or 12F4.

Junior Younger. 10 13 SIAMESE CAT, male, Wx yrs. eld, light brown with black markings; lost vicinity of Salem School Dist. Reward. Mt.

Zion, 4576. 10 15 WHITE WOOL STOLE lost, keepsake, re ward. Call 429-1277. 10 11 WRISTWATCH. ladies yellow gold wrist- watch lost Saturday night.

Phone 422-0438 after 5 p. m. 10 $100 REWARD for information leading to return of Boston Terrier strayed from auto accident July 11. Confidential. No questions asked.

Would the man that called the morning after the accident please call back. 930 N. HiU. 423-5465. Automotive 11 11 10 AUSTIN-HE ALE 1958: 100-6.

Deluxe. 1 owner, by owner. Top condition. $1 240. call 877-5551.

11 14 AUSTIN HEALEY, 1963 Sprite; M. G. B. and Austin Healey 3000. immediate de livery.

MIDWEST RAMBLER Your Sports Car Headquarters 261 W. WOOD PH. 428-4685 11 14 BUICK. 1948: Roadmaster. Bargain, $65.

Call 428-7952. 11 13 BUICK, 1953: stick shift, good condition, good tires, original owner, nw in. uiu. ii iu BUICK 1954, power, excellent mechanic-; ally; Chevy '59 4 door, 6 custom, i owner, real nice, 3 4 door, so i aoor, '57 wagon, Rambler '62 4 door Custom, sharp, '58 air conditioned, immaculate, '58 wagon, nice. Others.

Long's, 5882 N. Oakland, (across from McDonald's) 877-7516. 11 10 BUICK, 1955: 4 door good condition; 1947 Cadillac ambulance, 429-1690. 11 11 BUICK 1955 4 door, power steering brakes, drives real good, $295. valley Motors, 610 E.

persuing, tsu-iia. 11 10 BUICK. 1955 Special 2-door hardtop, $235; S55; Pontiac 2-door hardtop, $195; '56 Dodge 2-door hardtop, S195. We finance everybody. Midway Motors, via Grand.

11 12 Buick 1957. Sharp! S795 Chevy 1956. 6 cart. 4 door. 1 owner $495 Mercury, 1955, 2 door hardtop fciw Chevy, 1953 Bel Air 2 door hardtop S195 Ford, 1956, 4 door hardtop.

Roughie $145 KELLOW MOTOR CO. 671 E. WOOD PHONE 423-2811 11 15 BUICK, 1957 Century 4 door hardtop Riviera sedan. Excellent condition, original owner. Price S695.

877-5453. 11 14 BUICK, 1958 station wagon. $795; Ford, 1956 2-door ranch wagon, $495. Richard son Mtr. Sales, 1345 E.

Eldorado. II 10 BUICK, 1959 Hardtop, power 1961 Tempest 4-door, automatic 1960 Chevy 2-door Bel Air, stick 1962 Rambler 4-door 1959 Ford fordor V8, automatic 1958 Chevy 4-door. V8 stick 1957 Chevy Hardtop, stick 1957 Chevy Hardtop V8, power 1957 Chevy 4-door 6, automatic 1957 Ford 500 V8. power $1295 $1095 $1095 $1295 795 695 695 695 595 495 495 195 395 250 250 150 150 1957 Ford Wagon 1956 Plymouth 4-door, stick 1955 Chevy 4-door 1955 Studebaker 4-door 1955 Dodge 4-door 1954 Studebaker 4-door 1950 Dodge 4-door Nelson Cole Motors 2341 E. WOOD PH.

429-2214 11 12 CADILLAC, 1954: All power, sharp. $395, ph. 877-1145. 11 10 CADILLAC. 1959: convertible, full power.

low mileage. Sharp. Call 422-0246. No dealers please. 11 16 CADILLAC, 1960 sedan de ville.

6 win dow, fully equipped including air con ditioning. 2 tone paint. 31,000 mt 52995. Maurer Motors, Clinton. 11 13 CHEVROLET 1948 ton, grain bed, stock racK, good tires, good condition, wu-helm, Lovington.

11 10 CHEVROLET. 1951 ton pick up. rea- sonanie. 428-016. 11 12 CHEVROLET, 1953 1951 Harley David son 74.

fO. 423-6514. 11 12 CHEVROLET, 1954: Vi ton pickup, good condition S360, 877-5358. 11 16 CHEVROLET, 1955: 2 door hardtop, V-8, stick. Clean.

422-7938. 11 14 CHEVROLET. 1955: 6 Stick. $295. 1956 Ford, 5175.

or Auto sales, E. Pershing. Ph. 877-1607. 11 13 CHEVROLET 1955 6 cyl.

4 door, sharp, $495. Plymouth, 1958 wagon, good runner, $445. Archie's, 511 E. Prairie. 11 14 CHEVROLET, 1955 2-door straight shift.

Tntone. $350. Hammond, Ph. 4478. 11 13 CHEVROLET 1956 Bel Air hardtop, V-8, automatic, real nice.

Special $495. Skyway Motors, 120 E. McKinley. 877-6815. 11 13 CHEVROLET 1956 V8.

4 door hardtop $385: 1955 Chevrolet 4 door "6" auto- matic $475; 1957 Chevrolet 2 door hardtop, automatic $875; 1955 Mercury1 2 door hardtop $165; 1955 Plymouth "6" automatic $115; 1949 Plymouth S35. We finance everybody. Midway Motors, 905 W. Grand. 11 10 CHEVROLET 1956 station wagon, 9 pas senger, V8, straight shift, extra clean inside and out, nothing down, $32 mo.

836 N. Main. 11 11 CHEVROLET 1957 2 door, 6 cyL, straight shift, sharp! Hazen Lot -No. 2, 2217 E. Geddes.

11 1Z CHEVROLET. 1957 283 standard shift, 2-door hardtop. Roy Montgomery. ML Pulaski, ph. SW 25581.

Local Obituaries Mrs. Leroy Crapp Mrs. Anna Crapp, 91, a former Decatur resident, died at 9 a.m. Thursday in Jacksonville, Fla. She had been ill for some time.

Mrs. Crapp was a resident of Decatur for 60 years until she moved to Jacksonville following the death of her husband to live with her son. She was born Aug 19, 1871. She married Leroy Crapp on Oct. 24, 1901, in Decatur.

He pre ceded her in death on Jan. 22, 1962. She leaves a son William Addis of Jacksonville. The body is being brought to Brintlingei's funeral Home where arrangements are incomplete. Bur ial will be in Graceland Cemetery.

Mrs. Paul Baker Funeral services for Mrs. Su sanna Baker, 37, of Macon, who died Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Ater Memorial Home, Macon, where friends may call after 5 p.m. today.

Burial will be in Macon Cemetery. Lawyers Ask School Annex Hearing Delay Attorneys for the Macon and Decatur school districts have asked for a continuance on the Tuesday hearing over protested annexation of Borg-Warner Corp, property to the Decatur district. The hearing had been set by Bay Page, state superintendent of public instruction, after the pro test was filed by the Macon dis trict and Borg-Warner. The attorneys said they want the hearing continued until the Third District Appellate Court decides this fall' an earlier annexation suit concerning the same property. The hearing probably will be dropped if the Appellate Court rules in the Decatur district's favor.

The hearing concerns automatic Decatur district annexation of the company's property, which became effective with the city's an nexation of the same property if the previous annexation by the district was not legal. DECATUR MUSICIANS PLAY AT STATE FAIR Two bands with Decatur musicians are included in the pro grams of the Illinois State Fair which began yesterday in Springfield. "The Casuals" played from 8 to 12 p.m. last night in the fair's Gaslight Square and will play at the same time and place today and tomorrow. "The will play at a teen-age dance from 8 to 12 p.m, tomorrow at the roof garden of the Illinois Building on the fairgrounds.

Decatur members of "The Cas uals" are Jerry Tertocha, Larry Josserand, Mike Fox, Lonnie Sayles, Ted Dorman and Phil Hazenfield. Soloists are Linda Burke of Decatur and Rick Tow- son of Macon. "The Chessmen" include Mike Ritchie, Larry Songer, Mike Milo, Terry Hudson and Rick Dram- mer. Vocalists are Hosie Williams and Casey Green. All are of De catur.

FIRE CAUSES $1,000 DAMAGE AT MATT00N Mattoon, Aug. 9 (Special) An estimated $1,000 damage was caused a home occupied by Mrs. Mary Kimery at 1820 Maple Ave. at 2:10 p.m. today when chil dren apparently started a fire while playing with matches.

Damage to the building was listed at $500 with another $500 damage to the contents. The house is owned by C. E. Eveland Jr. Bruce Estate $37,600 A petition for administration of the estimated $37,600 estate of Olive Myrtle Bruce, Niantic woman who died July 31, was filed in Probate Court yesterday.

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WALLER, Mrs. Ruth Ann, 33, Pana, died Thursday; graveside services 2 p.m. Monday in Lula Falls Cemetery, Kings- vule, Ohio; memorial services 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Methodist Church, West Springfield, and 7:30 pjn. Wed nesday in First United Presbyterian Church, Pana; Stumpf Funeral Home, Pana.

in charge; family suggest contri butions to organ memorial fund at First Presbyterian Church, pana. WATKINS, Mr. Pearl, 66, Alton, form erly of Clinton, died 4:15 a.m. Friday in Barnes Hospital, bt. Louis; leaves, sisters.

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WHITNEY, Burl Duane, 25, Thomasboro, formerly of Farina, died 6:30 ajn. Friday in Fayette County Hospital, Van-dalia: leaves wife, Betty; daughter, Tracy Lynn, at home; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitney, Kinmundy; nroin. ers, Ronald, Mattoon; Larry, Kinmundy; sister.

Norma Whitney, Kinmundy; services 2 p.m. Sunday in United Church of Christ, Fanna; burial Fanna Ceme tery; call after 4 pjn. Saturday in Stoneapher Funeral Home, Fanna. Funerals Decatur 1A 1A 12 Crapp, Mrs. Anna Age 91 formerly of 1732 E.

Prairie Ave. passed away in jacKsonvme, la. ac a.m. Aug. B.

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Main, De catur. I1L Fire Calls Friday 9:16 a.m. 3548 E. Division first aid call; administered oxygen for one hour to Clarence Etherton, same address. 10:58 a.m.

300 W. Cerro Gordo trash in garbage truck owned by Trim- by, Hagen Miller caught fire; no fire loss. 3:14 p.m. 510 Wabash Hi-Flier Kite sawdust bin afire, no damage. Marriage Licenses IN LOGAN James R.

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CURRY, Mr Mrs. Ronald Route 6, boy, Aug. 8, NOLEN, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan, girl.

Aug. 8, RAYMOND; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mowea- qua, girl, Aug. 8, St.

Marys RICHARDSON, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 1228 W. King, boy, Aug. 8, St.

Marys Central Illinois Deaths BAGGETT, Harmon, about 50, El Paso, former Sullivan Firestone Store manager, died Tuesday; leaves wife, Ma. bel; son. Bill, at home; daughter, Barbara, at home; sister, Mrs. Addie Flem ing. Albuquerque, N.M.; mother, Mrs.

Pearl Gifford, Albuquerque, N.M.; services and burial held Friday in El Paso. BAKER, Mrs. Nora May, 83, Weldon. died 4:35 p.m. Friday in Gibson City Community Hospital; leaves daughters.

Mrs. Robert (Vera) Barton, Mrs. Arthur (Ruth) Bates, Mrs Frank (Helen) Sprau, all of Farmer City; Mrs. Cliney (Grace) Kadley, weldon; son, Artnur Donald, Deland; sister, Mrs. Grayce Morales, Des Moines.

Iowa; services 2 p.m. Monday in Weldon Methodist Church; bunai in weldon cemetery; call after noon Sunday in Trigg Funeral Home, Weldon; family suggests mem-orials to Weldon Methodist Church building fund. BLACKWELL, S. 88, Tuscola, agent for Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad for 50 years, died at 7:15 a.m. Thursday in Jarman Hospital, Tuscola; leaves wife, Mell; son.

Carle Salem; daughter, Mrs. Walter (Pearl) Popham, Denver, services 1:30 p.m. Sat-urday in Waddington Funeral Home. Tuscola: burial in Tuscola Cemetery; call 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Friday at fun eral home. BOHN, Paul Edmun, 57, Tuscola, crushed to death 2:15 p.m. Friday accident at U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co. plant near Tuscola; arrangements incomplete Waddington Funeral Home, Tuscola, in charge.

BURROUGHS, Mrs Nora Belle, 88, Xenia. died Thursday; leaves sons, Harry, Ted, Loyal, all of Xenia; Charles, Salem; daughters, Mrs. Lulu Burgess, Tampico; Mrs. Grace Blankenship, Shelbyville; Mrs. Helen Fatheree, Xenia; services 2 p.m.

Saturday in New Liberty Church, near Xenia; burial in Wooley Cemetery, near Xenia; call in Hancock Funeral Home, Flora. FINNEGAN, Francis, 55, formerly of Mattoon, died 12:15 a.m. Friday in Jacksonville; leaves brothers, Bernard, Ravmond. Joseph. Leonard, all of Mat- toon; services 9 a.m.

Monday in Church nf immaculate Conception. Mattoon; bur ial in Calvary Cemetery, Mattoon; call 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday in Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon. HARTMAN, Mrs. Hilda, 58, Casey, died Thursday; services 2 p-m.

Saturday in Markwell Funeral Home, Casey; burial in New Casey Cemetery; call in funeral home. HORN, Grover 77, Clinton, retired railroad conductor, died a.m. Fri day in Illinois Central Railroad Hos pital, Chicago; leaves wile. Mary; step-an. Harlan Donaldson, Clinton; sisters.

Stiota Horn, Elizabeth Horn, both of Mount Pulaski; Mrs. Jerlean unosey, Vinita, services 2 p.m. Sunday in Herington Funeral Home, Clinton; burial in Mount Pulaski Cemetery; call 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at funeral home. ISRAEL, George Thomas, 60, Arming- ton, died 12:45 a.m.

Thursday at nome; leaves wife. Pauline; son, Eiuie, Mc Lean; daughters, Mrs. Inna Lou Walk er, Monticello; Mrs. Marguee jacoos. Palatine: sisters.

Mrs. Irene Lucas. At lanta; Mrs. Mabel Graham, Washing ton: services 2:30 p.m. Minoay in nrm-inetan Christian Church; burial in Oak- view Cemetery; call after 4 p.m.

Sat urday in G. H. Turtle Home, Auania; Quiram Funeral Home, Atlanta, in charge. LARSON, Mrs. Lillie.

71, Bement, died 8 a.m. Friday in Kiroy Hospital, moon-cello; leaves husband, Albert daughters, Mrs. Robert (Evelyn) Fisher, ninnn T.arson. Challic Larson, all of Bement; services 3 p.m. Sunday in Bement Presbyterian Church; burial in nmiMil rameterv: rail alter p.m.

Saturday at Roux Funeral Home, Be ment. PETTY, Bennie Dick, 65, Flora, died 8 p.m. Thursday in day tounty husfiuu. Flora; leaves wife, Betty Jane; services 2 pjn. Saturday in Branson Funeral Home, Flora; burial in Jacobs Chapel Cemetery, near Orchard ville; call in fu neral home.

SCHNEIDER, Mrs Leona 77, Tay- lorville, died 7:30 p.m. fnaay ai numc leavx riauehter. Imogene Schneider, Taylorville; sister, Mrs. Jesse Garrison, St. Elmo; brother, Harold Logue, St.

Sunday in Con- nolly Funeral Home, Taylorville; burial in Oak Hill Cemetery; call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in umero.