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in TWENTY TWO THE DECATUR REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Friday, May 22, 1953. Teachers And Pupils Feted A "Parade of Stars," during which outstanding students and teachers of the Decatur schools this year were introduced, was the principal program at the meeting of the education committee of the Association of Commerce this afternoon. Students who were honored included: Richard Sandburg, Decatur High, recipient of the Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute Award in science and math and of National Honor Society recognition for scholarship; Miss Joan Young, recipient of the high school's anonymous award for the outstanding senior going into teaching; Miss Peggy Pappas, winner of the DAR Citizenship Award; Danny Beard, recipient of the four-year Rector Scholarship given by DePauw University for outstanding science work; Miss Mary McClure, winner of two art scholarships, one in national competition, the other a $4,000 scholarship to St. Louis University; Gary Sheumaker, Johns Hill Junior High pupil who traveled Valley Forge, to represent his class in the Freedoms Foundation awards presentation. Teachers who were honored at the, education committee meeting are: Mrs.

Agnes Armstrong, Johns Hill teacher who initiated the prizewinning Freedoms Foundation project; John Perkins, Edward Adamek and Robert Williams, Decatur High social studies teachers who were invited to an expenses paid conference on the chemical industry and its socio-economic relationships to American Life at Troy, N. W. Gansel Bennett, recipient of a Ford Foundation educational fellowship; Miss Virginia Schoby, Garfield School teacher who recently represented the classroom teachers of the nation at a U. S. Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington.

Johnson Appointed Farmer City, May 22 (Staff) At a special meeting of the town board held in the office of Mrs. Eva Simpson, town clerk, yesterday, Vernon Johnson was appointed highway commissioner in Rutledge Township. Johnson will succeed Walter Warren who died recently, and will fill out the term which expires in April, 1955. CITY VO-AG INSTRUCTOR RESIGNS Farmer City, May 21 (Staff) Paul Durbin, vocational agriculture instructor in the Farmer City school system, has resigned effective at the close of the school year. Durbin will take a job with the Farmer City Grain Company and will be in charge of the new soil testing laboratory at the local elevator.

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Eldorado St. Overheated motor at Lukens Tire Shop; loss $75. Marriage Licenses IN FAYETTE -Dan Luster, 65. Vandalia, Edith R. Arnett, 49, Terre Haute, Ind.

Howard L. Ellis, 19, Theresa Warner, 16, Vandalia. F. E. Cook, Grace Gunter, 43, Decatur.

Edwin Garrison, 19, Vandalia, Joyce Craig, 18, Brownstown. IN MOULTRIE-William B. Blankenship, 21, Marcia Perry, 16, Decatur. Pharr, 21, Patricia W. Sutton, 19, Oakridge, Tenn.

Divorces Granted IN FAYETTE-Hipsher, Dorothy from Elbert; Sims, Nellie E. from Francis L. Born to BALLENGER, Mr. and Mrs. Creed, Clinton, boy, May 21, John Warner Hospital.

FIAONI, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo, Taylorville, girl, May 20, St. John's Hospital, Springfield. JACOBS.

Mr. St. and Mrs. Dale, Taylorville, boy, May 20, Vincent's MOORE. Mr.

and Mrs. Luther, 2510 E. Main, boy, May 21, SHAMBAUGH, Mr. and Mrs. Lehman, Cerro Gordo, boy, May 21, WICKERSHAM, Mr.

and Mrs. James 1240 N. Edward, girl, May 21, Central Illinois Deaths BAILS, Fred, 56, Muncie, formerly Charleston, died Friday. in Muncie hospital; leaves wife, daughters, Mrs. Leon Miller, San Diego, Nina Rae, Muncie: brothers and sisters, Mrs.

Nellie Winkleblack, Mrs. Clifford Endsley, Mattoon, Ralph and William, Elkhart, Mrs. Grover Blagg, Charleston, Mrs. Roy Goble, Muncie; funeral 2:30 (CST) Sunday Bible Center Church, Charleston; burial Roselawn Cemetery; Harper-Swickard Funeral Home in charge. BOWLES, Mrs.

Hattie, 87, Taylorville, died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital; leaves sister, Miss Florence Holmes, Taylorville; body at Shafer Funeral Home; arrangements incomplete. FAGAN, Vincent, 52, Broadwell, died 4 p. m. Thursday in St.

John's Hospital, Springfield; leaves wife, Susie; brother, Thomas, Broadwell; services 9 m. (CDT) Saturday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Elkhart; burial in Holy Cross Cemetery; Kerrigan: Funeral Home, Lincoln, in charge. Central Ilinets Deaths FUNKHOUSER, Miss Flora, Lerna, died Wednesday; leaves sisters, Mrs. Fern Hill and Mrs.

Rocky Hampton, Lerna; brothE ers, nia; Schilling Orville, services Funeral 2 p. Charleston; m. Home, (CST) Tracy Mattoon; in Saturday Califor- burial in in Upper Muddy Cemetery near Lerna. HENSLEY, Harry 81, Clinton, died 7:30 p. m.

Thursday in John Warner Hospital, Clinton; leaves wife, Emma; daughters, Mrs. Georgia Smith, Hollywood, Mrs. Harriett Burns, Clinton; brothers, Samuel, Springfield; Leonard, Bath; services 2 (CST) Sunday in Pullen Boos Funeral Home, Clinton; burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. HUGHES, Aughtress, 66, Pana, died m. Thursday in home; leaves sisters, Mrs.

Jessie Taylor, Pana; Mrs. Pearl Smith, Gillespie; brother, John, Gillespie; body in McCracken Funeral Home, Pana, service 1 p. m. (CST) Sunday, McCracken Funeral Home; burial Gillespie cemetery, Gillespie. JACOBS, Mrs.

Pearle, 66, died 5 p. m. Wednesday in Oakwood Convalescent Home, Charleston; leaves son, Alton, Charleston; sisters, Mrs. Susie Barnett, Ann Arbor, Mrs. Alma Little, Grand Chain; Mrs.

Ruth Sheppard, Richmond, brothers, Howard Starkes, Ann Arbor, Garfield, Grand Chain; Roxie, Villa Grove; services 2 (CST) Friday in Lewis Funeral Home, Charleston; burial in Roselawn Cemetery. MALLOY, Mrs. Florence, 53, Assumption, died Wednesday; services 3 p. m. (DST) Saturday in Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home, Decatur; burial in Mt.

Zion Cemetery. FOGLER, Harry, 21, St. Elmo, died Wednesday; services 2 p. m. (CST) Saturday Brown Funeral Home, St.

Elmo; in Maplewood Cemetery. RARDIN, Miss Martha Ann, 93, died 6 a. m. Thursday in Oakwood Convalescent Home, Charleston; services 2 p. m.

(CST) Saturday in Rardin Presbyterian Church; burial in Union Cemetery; Harper-Swickard Funeral Home, Charleston, in charge. TURNIPSEED, Mrs. Laura 80, near Newton, died 11:30 p. m. Wednesday in home; leaves husband, Edgar; sons, Prentice, Danville; David, Newton; George, Rockville, Mavin, Robinson; daughters, Mrs.

Zelma Lewis, Oblong; Mrs. Opal Rodgers and Mra. Beulah Baker, South Bend, Mrs. Artella Frichtl, Calumet City, sister, Mrs. Gertrude Hadrick, Seaside, services 2 p.

m. (CST) Sunday in Hunt City Christian Church; burial in Mound Cemetery; Reese Funeral Home, Newton, in charge. WOOTERS, Mrs. Ida 64, Moweaqua, died 11 m. Thursday in home; leaves husband, William; sons, Warren, Centralia; William, Decatur; daughter, Mrs.

Fred Manship, Edinburg: services 2. p.m. (CDT) Sunday in Moweaqua Christian Church; burial in Masonic Cemetery; Stine Funeral Home, Moweaqua, in charge. Funerals -Decatur 1A -1A-23- Bowers, John W. Malloy, Florence Services 3 p.

m. Saturday chapel. Burial Mt. Zion Cemetery, Mt. Zion, Ill.

Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff -IA-23- Glosser, G. Russell (Bud) Services 1 p. m. Saturday chapel.

Interment Graceland cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson -IA-23- Nolan, Mrs. Ida M. high mass 9 m.

Saturday St. Patricks Catholic Church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. J.

J. Moran Sons -1B 23- Trummel, Lewis H. Services 2 (CDT) Saturday, Maroa Christian Church. Burial Maroa Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home, and at the church after 10 a.

m. Saturday. HEINLE FUNERAL HOME Argenta, Ill. -1B- -23- Wooters, Mrs. Ida M.

Services 2 p. m. (CDT) Sunday Moweaqua Christian Church, Moweaqua, Ill. Burial Masonic Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.

STINE FUNERAL SERVICE Moweaqua, Ill. Funeral Flowers 1C -IC-23HOURANS FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE CORNER" Water at Wood St. Card of Thanks -02-22- ABBOTT, MRS. FLORENCE: wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy extended us in our recent bereavement. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Blahut Mr. and Mrs. John Warehime Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Souders In Memoriam -03-22- CHURCH, CARL In loving memory of our husband and father who passed away 2 years ago today. good is the night without starlight? What good is the day without sun? What good is a life that is so lonely and dreams that are idly spun? What good is a flowerless garden or grass that has never felt dew? What good is a life without true love and What good am I without you? And meaningless would be a great plan that never came true in the end. And tiresome would be long road if some places it didn't bend.

And that's why I say without you my life is empty and blue For I am so lonely and lost, dear, it seems like my dreams will never come true. Wife and daughters. -03-22- CHURCH, CARL In loving memory of son and brother who was killed 2 years ago today. He little thought when last we saw him He would return no more, That he in death so soon would sleep And leave us here to mourn. We do not know what pain he bore We did not see him die, We only know his life was taken He could not say goodbye.

Mother and Sister. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 OLD CAPITOL MONUMENT, WORKS: Box 27; Vandalia, Largest display of monuments, markers in Central Ill. Open daily and Sunday afternoon. QUALITY Decatur's largest display. South of Graceland Cemetery office.

In Clinton, (Ray's) block north Postoffice. Masonic Temple Activities 6A -6A-22- MACON LODGE NO. 8: Special meeting, Friday 7 p. m. Second degree.

All Fellow Crafts welcome. Refreshments. -6A-22- SOUTH MACON LODGE NO. 467: Special meeting, Friday 22nd, 7:30 p. m.

First degree. -6A-22- STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE NO. 979: Special meeting Friday 6:30 p. m. 3rd Degrees.

Visitors welcome. "WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF The Classified Dept. MA'AM!" No Ma'am, that headline is not really useable discards are saleable to classmisleading. Hundreds of Central ified readers. Illinois housewives have been making big money with Herald and Re- Write, phone or visit The Herald view classified for years.

and Review Classified Dept. perienced Ad- Writers will help you Furniture, clothing, appliances, toys, write an ad for the best results at sporting equipment and all other minimum cost. Dial 5151. A REGULAR SECTION of Your DECATUR HERALD and REVIEW Personals -07-22- DRIVING to Los Angeles, May 30. Riders wanted.

9773. -07-22- am not responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. Daniel M. Fitzpatrick, 2748 N. Church St.

-07- will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. Mrs. Beverly Gulley, 1145 E. North. Where to Go 1C -7C-22- A MAN CAN TAKE just so much back talk from his wife, then he doesn't hear thing.

Your wife won't give you any argument when you bring her to the Wooden Shoe, 241 E. Main. 7C- ANY TIME you want a good time, come to the Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N. Main. -7C-26- A REAL SMART GAL never gets in stew; If it's dinner for 10 or supper for The Flying Plate will serve it with ease; And from soup to nuts it's bound to please.

Ph. 3-7751. -7C-22- BAKERY SALE, May 22, Staubers. Pies, cookies, cakes, sandwiches, salads. John Hanks Auxiliary 50.

I. on U. V. -7C-22- BAKERY AND RUMMAGE Sale, 754 N. Water, Friday evening, May 22, starting 7 o'clock.

and all day Saturday. By Double Ten Club. -7C-22- THEATRE, Bement: "Invasion U.S.A.," Gerald Mohr, Peggy Castle. Gene Autry, Pat Buttram. -7C-28- COLDEST BEER in town.

Decatur DriveIn, rear 551 N. Water. 716 E. Eldorado. No parking problem.

CREST THEATRE, Cerro Gordo, the in technicolor, with Randolph Scott Joan Leslie. -7C-22- DEPEND ON US for fine food. Dinners, Junches, sandwiches, short orders. Tower Cafe, Rts. 48 51.

-7C-22- EL DRIVE-IN THEATRE, Charleston: Yvonne DeCarlo, Rod Cameron in "Frontier Also, "Let's Go Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys. -7C-22- FAMILY DRIVE-IN, Clinton: "Red Mounwith Alan Ladd, Lizabeth Scott. (Color by -7C-22- FISHING is good at Lake Killarney. Come to Heinemann's Resort, located on Highway 70, between Ironton at Highway 21 and Fredericktown at Highways 61 and 67. Picnic tables available, 50c; boats, $1 per half day; motorboats welcome.

Cabins with without meals. Phone Ironton, Mo. 3101." -7C- GRAND THEATRE. Sullivan: "Cry of the Vittorio Gassman, Barry Sullivan, Polly Bergen. Drive-In Theatre, Sullivan: Alan Ladd.

Plus "Angels in Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Boys. --70-23- HALF AND HALF dance, Chap's Roller Rink, May 23, 8:30 to 11:30 D.S.T. Music by Fred Bear, Sangamon Valley Boys and the Oak Ridge Sweethearts. -7C-22- HUSH PUPPIES! You can eat this famous southern delicacy now with Lura's famous fried fish every Friday night at the El' Rado Inn, 2159 E. Eldorado.

-22- NICE clean room available for all types rummage sales. Make your reservations now. Call 3-3669. -7C-22- PUBLIC PARTY Modern Woodman Hall, Friday 8 p. m.

Hiawatha Degree of Pocahontas. -7C-22- RALPH'S PUB has Canadian Ace beer and plenty for all, never fear. 135 S. Oakland. -7C-23- RUMMAGE SALE, 355 E.

Sheridan, Wheel Deal Shop, Furniture, dishes, clothing. Open Monday thru Saturday. -7C-22- RUMMAGE sale, 547 N. Broadway, Thurs. night, May 21, All day Friday.

Clothing, furniture, toys, etc. 7C-23- RUMMAGE SALE: 547 N. Broadway, Fri night, May 22, all day Sat. clothing, dishes, etc. -7C-22- RUMMAGE SALE: 405 S.

Broadwav. Open until 9 p. m. every day. Electric lamps, tricycles.

-7C-23- RUMMAGE SALE: 551 N. Broadway, Fri. eve. May 22, all day Sat. Clothing, other articles.

-7C-24- RUMMAGE SALE: 805 E. Rogers, outdoor, May 23, 24, 25. SCENIC THEATRE, Assumption: "Apache War Gilbert Roland and Glenda Farrell. -7C-23- SQUARE and round dance. Jessie Cook Square Dance Band Sat.

9 to 12 D.S.T. Forsyth 1. 0. 0. F.

Hall. -7C- TURKEY SUPPER: $1. IOOF Hall. May 23. Rebekahs, Odd Fellows, public invited.

-7C-22- VILLA, NOVA. Mattoon: Delicious steaks, cooked in mushrooms! Sea foods, all kinds. Al and Carl play and sing. Lost and Pound 10 -10-28- BEAGLE, male, brown face, black saddle, reward for information. 2-6319.

10 BEAGLE Hound, young, black and tan, male. Strayed from 2741 E. Wallace. 3-3501. -10-22 FOUND: young Airdale pup near Murdock, Ill.

Call 2-2633 after 5 p. m. -10-22- GLASSES, shell rims in leather Case lost vicinity E. William St. road or 31st St.

Call 3-0096, Reward. -10-22- RED BILLFOLD, intialed E. E.M.H., ample identification of owner, valuable contents, liberal reward for return. 5503, 9 to 5. -10-24- WILL PARTY who found black billfold Tuesday please return by mail.

Drivers license and other cards needed. Money needed badly. Keep $10 for your trouble. 3-8203. Automotive -11-26- BUICK 1941 club coupe recently overhauled, radio, heater.

3-2847. BUICK, 1948. 30,000 miles. Good family car. Powell's Used Cars, Main at Wood.

-22. BUICK, 1950 Super 2-door, radio, heater, Dynaflow, extra clean. 836 N. Main. -11-24- BUICK, 1951 Special Deluxe 4 door, local owner.

Phone 3-6733. -11-26- BUICK, 1952. Special 2-door, 6000 miles. Bought in Feb. Original owner.

Sacrifice. 2-7602. 3-8273. CADILLAC 1950 "62" 4-door, fully equipped, almost new Royal Master white sidewalls. low mileage, local car.

Will trade. 3-4268. -23. CADILLAC 62, 4-door 1950. Guaranteed perfect.

Big reduction in price. 801 N. Water. 2-5193. -11-23- Carpenter Superior and Americoach buses, 1951 Chevrolet 4-door Powerglide.

1950 Chevrolet 4-door deluxe. 1949 Chevrolet 2-door. 1947 Oldsmobile 66. 1938 Chevrolet 2-door. 1948 Reo truck with 2-speed axle.

Clean in good shape. 1950 Chevrolet ton pickup. C. B. MOORE, INC.

See Or Call Don Thiele BLUE MOUND, ILL. -11-24- CHEVROLET. 1938 standard, 2 door, A-1 mechanically. 315 Burtschi Court, week- ends. -11-23- CHEVROLET, 1939.

1939 Plymouth. Fair condition Call 3-9376. -11-24- CHEVROLET: 1941, 2-door. Clean, good transportation. 1615 E.

Clay. -11-28- CHEVROLET, 1946 2-door. Excellent condition. Take older car in trade. Terms.

197 W. Garfield. CHEVROLET 1940 business coupe, good condition, $100. 3-1383. -11-24- CHEVROLET, 1947 club coupe.

Extra clean. Powell's Used Cars, Main at Wood. -11--24- CHEVROLET, 1948 Aero sedan, extra nice. Phone 3-6733. -11-22- CHEVROLET 1948 panel, $565.

International Harvester 400 E. Main. Automotive CHEVROLET, 1951 5 passenger coupe. Phone 3-6733. -11-24 CHEVROLET, 1951 2-door.

Cheap, DO trade-in. Jim Hoffman, 1463 E. Leafland. -11-28- DODGE, 1952 pickup, only 4600 miles. Owner deceased.

See it at 116 E. Monroe, Sullivan, Ill. -11-23- FORD 1941, door, good mechanically. 2771 N. Main.

5986. -11-24- FORD, 1941, Ford, 1939. 219 W. Cerro Gordo. 3-6454.

-11-22- FORD, 1941, grey deluxe coupe. Excellent condition. 7571. -11- 22- FORD, 1946, club coupe. Radio, heater, new tires, very nice.

$595. Evans Oil 502 E. Prairie. 11-24 FORD, 1949 club coupe nice, clean car at reasonable price. 1425 N.

Dennis. -11-22- FORD, 1950 custom 8 club coupe, loaded with accessories. See it and drive it at Bill's Auto Sales, 1601 N. 22nd. 11-24- FORD: 1952 Ranch Wagon, radio, heater, overdrive, white sidewalls.

low mileage. One-owner. Harold Lipe (Hudson Packard-Willys Dealer), Pana. Ph. 6450.

-11--24- FORD, 1953 tudor. Green, Fordomatic. Call 3-2100. -11-24- HUDSON, 1940, E. good William, condition.

$150. Dave Goff, 825 anytime. -11-22- INTERNATIONAL 1946 pickup, $375. International Harvester 400 E. Main.

INTERNATIONAL 1949 ton panel, $695. International Harvester 400 E. Main. 11-25- JEEPSTER, 1950, 6 cylinder. Excellent condition.

Reasonable. 4200 E. William. 2-4207. -11-24- LINCOLN, 1950 4-door.

Very sharp car. For straight sale, $1375. Markwell Motor Sales, 450 E. Eldorado. 2-7816.

22- MERCURY 1942 4-door, radio. heater, low down payment. 1080 N. Main. Ph.

9032. -28- MERCURY 1949 4-door. See owner. 203 National Bank Bldg. -11- -24- MERCURY, 1951 custom sedan, Mercomatic, A-1 condition.

Only. 10,000 miles. By owner, terms. 1028 Main. -11-22- NASH 1950 Rambler convertible.

Please call 3-6547. -11 27- OLDSMOBILE, 1947 2 door, exceptionally nice, radio, heater, hydramatic. See after 4 p. m. Phone 2-5570.

-11-24- OLDSMOBILE, 1949, 98, 4-door. Hydramatic. Radio, heater, whitewall tires. 000 actual miles. Like new.

Thomas Mobilgas Station. Junction 48 and 51. -11-22- OLDSMOBILE, 1953 super deluxe 4-door Power steering. Only miles. Benton Motor Sales, 545 E.

William. -11-24- 1947 Special Deluxe. Percondition. 1127 N. Church.

3-8637. -11-23- PLYMOUTH 1948 eSpecial Deluxe 4-door, completely overhauled, clutch. Looks like new. $895. 3-1243.

PONTIAC, 1949 4-door Chieftain deluxe, fully equipped, $995. 836 N. Main. -11-22- NASH, 1942, god body and motor. $175 cash.

Call 2-8858 after 4 p. m. -11-23- PONTIAC 1951 "8" 2 door hydramatic, loaded with equipment. Priced to sell. Private owned.

3-7881. -11-23- STUDEBAKER 1937 excellent condition, $125. 2160 E. Clay. -11-23- STUDEBAKER 1948 convertible, radio.

heater, overdrive. Reasonable. See after 4:30 p. m. 351 W.

Macon. STUDEBAKER, 1949 2-ton dump truck with dump bed and boist, new tires, perfect motor. Priced to sell! Herman Motor Ford Dealer, Raymond. Tel. 1117.

-24- STUDEBAKER, 1950 pickup, $550. Markwell Motor Sales, 450 E. Eldorado. 2-7816. -22- STUDEBAKER, 1951 Landcruiser 4-door sedan, radio, heater, overdrive.

21,000 miles. 1-owner. Guaranteed. $1295. Maurer Motors, Route 51, Clinton.

Open "til 8 p. m. -22- STUDEBAKER 1951 sedap V-8, automatic transmission. 3-6547. 22- A COMPLETE LINE Factory Re- Manufactured Engines At Credit Terms Available DECATUR AUTO WRECKING Open 'till 9 p.m.

Weekdays 1515 N. 22nd. Ph. 3-7721 Aero Willys 1951 Henry Chevrolet pickup, Caribbean coral. mileage.

owner. owner. 1946 Chevrolet panel. Priced to sell. SEE H.

R. REWERTS STEVENSON GARAGE 3460 E. 1 William. Ph. 2-5051 -11-22- ATTENTION LOOK TO US FOR BETTER VALUES 1952 FORD convertible.

Radio. heater, Fordomatic, 13,000 miles. This car is like new. Special at $1995 1951 PACKARD Sedan. Heater, radio, Ultramatic, low mileage.

Packard Blue Ribbon. 90-day guarantee $2195 1950 PACKARD "135" sedan. Low mileage, ultramatic transmission, radio, fresh-air heater, plastic seat covers, sunshield. Beautiful metallic blue finish with whitewall tires. Packard 90-day "Blue Ribbon" warranty $1595 1949 PACKARD sedan.

Radio, heater, nearly new General tires $1295 1949 PONTIAC Silverstreak "'8" sedan. Hydramatic, radio, heater. Very clean $1395 1948 BUICK Roadmaster sedan. Dynaflow, radio, heater, seat covers, nearly new tires $1095 1948 PLYMOUTH sedan. Radio, heater, very clean.

895 1946 PONTIAC sedan. Radio, heater. good rubber. A real good buy 695 1946 OLDSMOBILE "6" sedan, radio, hydramatic. A good buy for 595 1949 CHEVROLET Pickup.

Low mileage and very clean 895 ards with Blue Ribbon new car warranty, Always good selection of late model Pack- priced right. WE DO OUR OWN FINANCING Kilborn's Used Car Corner 201 W. WOOD. PHONE 5197 Joe Riggs Leo Wilson PACKARD MG MORRIS JAGUAR OPEN EVENINGS MON. THROUGH FRI.

TILL, 8:30 Automotive -11- -22- WILLYS, 1950 station wagon, completely reconditioned. Priced to sell. Harold Lipe (Hudson-Packard-Willys Dealer), Pana, Ph. 6450. ADD SUBTRACT DIVIDE THOSE RENT RECEIPTS STILL PILE UP.

SOLVE HOUSING TROUBLES. SEE the all new 29 ft. Elcar, the Economy Coach. CHECK THESE: 1951 KIT '35' 7-sleeper. Modern, very clean.

1951 IRONWOOD. 35' 1-bedroom. 15 ft. living room. Modern.

An exceptional buy. 1949 OVERLAND 26'. Exceptionally clean. 1946 STREAMLIGHT, 28' Tandem. New bathroom, new hot water er, late model apartment Frigidaire, apartment size stove, stainless steel sink, new paint.

A real 1948 COLONIAL 27' semi-modern, met- 1948 28' Tandem. Semi-modern. Neat. New paint. ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION OF NEW AND USED TRAILERS AT BARDING TRAILER SALES Rt.

48 AT JASPER DECATUR, ILL. -11-23- AUTO PARTS sale! We buy junk week- cars. Open Sundays. Open until 9. p.m.

days. Franklin St. Auto Sales, 543 S. Franklin, 3-9521. -11-22- AUTO PARTS, used, new, rebuilt.

Long's Garage, 2893 E. Hickorv. 2-6183. -11-22- B. B.

BURNS DUDGE-PLIMOUTH AS A RESULT OF THE GREAT DEMAND FOR NEW DODGE AND PLYMOUTH WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON 1950-1951 MODEL USED CARS HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A RECONDITIONED, WARRANTED USED CAR AT A BARGAIN PRICE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE HOW EASY IT IS TO BUY NOW! B. B. Burns Inc. Used Car Lot Cor. Broadway Prairie Ph.

9525 -11-26- BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door $2095 1952 De Soto V8 Converuble $2960 1952 D.Soto V8 4 door $2595 1952 De Soto 6 4 door $2150 1951 Willys Station Wagon $1175 1951 Dodge Coronet club Gyro $1695 1951 Dodge Meadowbrook 4 door $1595 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door $1245 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook Club $1195 1950 De Soto Custom 4 door $1295 1950 Plymouth Special door $1050 1949 De Soto convertible coupe 985 Club, nice 775 1948 De Soto 4 door sedan 795 1947 Plymouth Special 4 door 495 H. P. HAZELRIGG CO.I Authorized DeSoto-Plymouth Sales Service Phone 3-3479 435-49 E. Prairie -11-24- BEST USED CAR SPECIALS! 1951 Buick 4 black $1845 1949 Buick 4 door, maroon $1275 1948 Ford tudor, black $745 Plymouth 2 door, 645 1947 Chevrolet 2 door, black 645 SEVERAL MORE GOOD CARS Open Sat. Eve.

'Til 9 P. M. Stubblefield Son Buick, Pontiac, GMC TEL. 4132 SULLIVAN -11-24- BUICK PLAN NOW FOR VACATION TIME! NOW WHILE THE SELECTION IS GOOD IS THE TIME TO GET A DEPENDABLE CAR FOR SUMMER DRIVING. THESE ARE REAL BUYS RECONDITIONED "EVEN WHERE IT DOESN'T SHOW" 1950 Buick Roadmaster sedan.

$1695 1950 Buick Super 4 door. $1595 1950 Buick Special 4-door. $1395 1950 Buick Special business coupe. $1045 1949 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan, hydramatic $1145 1949 Nash 4-door sedan, Super. 895 1949 Ford Fordor V-8.

995 1948 Nash convertible, Super. 795 Mercury 4-door sedan. 745 1947 Studebaker 4-door sedan, repainted. 795 1949 Kaiser 4-door sedan. 795 1947 Ford tudor in 595 1947 Buick Roadmaster 4-door sedan 695 1946 Chevrolet 2-door sedan.

595 1946 Chevrolet 4-door, repainted. 595 1946 Buick 4-door Special. 245 1941 Pontiac 2-door. 195 ALSO GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS. WHAT OTHERS CALL "SALE ARE EVERYDAY PRICES HERE! HIGHFIELD BUICK CO.

See Our Daily Special in the Sports Section SHOWROOM USED CAR LOT 282. S. 3-3473 Main 315 Ph. S. 3-3421 Main OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAY BUST -IN And Get A.

Bargain This Sat. or Sun. DON'T COMPARE THE PRICE UNTIL YOU COMPARED THE CARS 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe. Beautiful 2-tone, radio, beater, 1952 clean Plymouth sedan, heater. $1795 radio, A bargain $1695 1951 Mercury sedan.

Mercomatic, radio, heater, seat covers. $1895 1950 Ford 6 Custom tudor. Radio, heater, beautiful blue $1095 1950 Hudson Commodore 6, radio, heater, overdrive, extra clean $1295 1950 Buick 72R Riviera. just a perfect car, $1695 1949 Pontiac Chieftain sedan. Hydramatic, radio, heater.

only $1195 1949 Chevrolet Carryall. Radio, heater, extra clean 975 1948 Pontiac convertible, new top 895 1947 Plymouth club coupe. Radio, heater. Slick as button 745 1946 Buick sedanette Special 695 1946 Plymouth sedan. Radio and heater.

Far above average 645 1946 Dodge sedan. Clean. You can't believe it is so nice 695 1940 Ford "8" Tudor 195 1939 Studebaker Commander. Clean 145 Wether, To Clean Choose Used From Cars Evans Marquand E. William Jackson Ph.

3-6413 -11-22- Buy A Car The Easy Way AT Coffey Auto Mkt. Don't worry about not having cash for the down payment! Come in today! See our varied price range of cars! There is car for every type of buyer! See the luxury liner 1949 Cadillac "62" 2- door. It's a local doctor's car in excellent condition and carries our written guarantee! There is like new 1952 Mercury Monterrey (hardtop convertible), a local Wabash engineer's car with only 10,000 miles! There is a 1950 Oldsmobile "88" Club Coupe that is certainly a bargain at only $1295! Also an excellent 1950 Willys "6" station wagon with overdrive; a good 1947 Pontiac Club Coupe with radio and heater; and many cheaper cars, such as 1941 Fords, Chevrolets, and fishin' car specials as low as $98! You will also find several pickup trucks, low as $375! Come in today and see for yourself! Coffey Auto Mkt. The working man's transportation center. 529 E.

North Ph. 8-4331 Decatur Open Weekdays 8 A. M. To 9 P.M. CADILLAC 1951 BUICK ROADMASTER RIVIERA 1951 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA SEDAN 1947 BUICK ROADMASTER SEDAN 1946 BUICK ROADMASTER SEDAN.

ETTE. Twin spot lights and air horns 1941 BUICK SPECIAL SEDANETTE 1940 OLDSMOBILE, 6. J. L. Tallman Years Your Cadillac Distributor 540 N.

Franklin 3-9778; 3-9779 -11-23- Ford Offers Decatur's Best Used Car Bargains 1951 Ford Tudor. equipped and extra clean. Only $1045. 1951 Chevrolet 2-door with Jots of equipment. Extra clean.

A choice bargain at $1195. 1950 Ford Custom Tudor. Radio, heater and ether extras. Only $845. 1949 Plymouth 4-door sedan with lots of equipment.

Very clean $845. 1949 Pontiac 2-door. Radio, heater. This car is extra clean and in very good condition with like new finish. $995.

1948 Chevrolet Aero sedan. Here is an extra nice car in very good condition with a like DeW finish. Priced at only $695. 1947 Ford Super Tudor. Motor, tires and finish extra good.

Only $495. 1947 Hudson 4-door sedan in very good operating condition and clean. $325. 1947 Dodge 4-door in very good condition and extra clean. 1947 Chevrolet club coupe.

Extra clean. A real bargain. $495. THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR MANY REAL BUYS. John Rechtin Dick Hupp Ford Dealer 385 E.

Prairie -11-22- HOUSE TRAILER: 1947 Howard, with plywood room. $850. Will sell separately. Lambert Trailer Park. -11-22- HOUSE TRAILER: 1949 30' completely modern, 3-7455.

-22- HOUSE TRAILER, 1947 Overland, aluminum, 18 electric refrigerator, bottle gas stove, sink, oil stove, good tires. Good condition. Reasonable. Phone 96, Blue Mound. Inc..