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Illinois, Saturday, May 26, 1956. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE Lawrence Dean Hayes, Rural Route 1, was fined $37 for speeding 50 miles an hour from 1300 to 1600 North Edward Street. Charles Flannigan, 1064 W. Eldorado was fined $45 for speeding .70 miles an hour from 1400 to 1800 East Lake Shore Drive. Frank Harmon Britton, Mount Zion, was fined $35 for speeding 50 miles an hour from 1900 East Eldorado Street to the Route 36 cutoff.

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Legal Notices -26 Required 1. General Plans and Complete Specifications $30.00 2. Electrical Plans and complete Specifications $20.00 3. Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating and Temperature Controls Plans and Complete Specifications $20.00 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seated bids for the construction of (1) A new elementary school building at Oreana, Illinois; (2) An addition to the Argenta, grade school building, and (3) An addition to the Argenta High School building will be received by the Board of Education, Argenta Community Unit School District No. 1.

Macon County, Illinois, until 10:00 A.M., Central Daylight Time, Friday, June 15, 1956, and at that time, and in the Cafeteria in the Argenta High School the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Lump sum firm bids, alternates, and unit prices as required will be received on the following divisions of the project: 1. General Construction 2. Electrical Installation 3. Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating and Temperature Controls Contractors may bid on 1 any one project, or a combination of all three.

All bids shall include the alternates described in the specifications. Bids. shall be made upon the prescribed forms furnished by the Architects, or exact copies: "of same, and cashier's check or Bid Bond made payable to the Board. of Education; Argenta Community Unit School District No: Macon County, Blinois for the amount of not less than five of the aggregate amount of the bid. The Board, of Education, Argenta Community Unit: School District No.

reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any irregularities in the bidding, or to accept the bid that in their judgment will be for the best interest of the Argenta Community Unit School District No. I. The successful bidders will be required to furnish a satisfactory Performance. Bond, and Payment Bond as described in the specifications. Plans, General Conditions, Specifications, and related information may be examined at the Superintendent's Office in the Argenta High School; at the Dodge Plan Rooms located in St.

Louis, Missouri, and Chicago, lilinois; and at the Office of the Architect, S. A. Clausen Associates, 630 Standard Building, Decatur. Illinois. One copy of.

the plans, specifications, and related information will be forwarded. shipping charges collect, upon receipt of deposits made according to the following schedule; with the Architect. Deposit This deposit will be refunded to each bona fide bidder who returns the plans and documents in good condition within ten days after the opening of bids. Where plans are not returned within the allotted time, or are returned in a badly damaged condition, or if no bid is submitted, fifty percent of the deposit will be returned. Before submitting a proposal, bidders should carefully examine the drawings and specifications, visit the site of the work, fully inform themselves as to all existing conditions and limitations and shall include in the proposal a sum to cover the cost of all items included in the contract.

Should a bidder find discrepancies, in, or omissions from, the drawings or documents, or should he be in any doubt as to their meaning, he should at once notify the Architect, who will send a written instruction to all bidders. Any addenda issued during the time of bidding are to be covered in the proposal and in consummating the contract they will become part thereof. The Owner reserves the right to hold al! bids for a maximum period of thirty (30) days after the date of bid opening. The competency' and responsibility of bidders, and of their proposed sub-contractors, will be considered in making the award. The Owner does not obligate himself to accept the lowest or any other bid.

Board of Education Argenta Community Unit School District No. 1 By Glenn Schall Secretary, Board of Education Date: May 22, 1956 SWINDLE. A Mr. and Mrs. Willie Born To Sedgwick, boy, May 25, St.

Mary's TULL, and Mrs. Clarence, Rural Route girl, May 25, Route 8, boy, May 25, WRIGHT. Mr. and Banieed, Rural Central Illinois Deaths CARNINE. Rollen, 73.

formerly of near Sullivan died Thursday; leaves brothers, Chester, Sullivan; T. Newell, Iowa; services 3:30 p.m. (CDT) Sunday in McMullin Funeral Home, Sullivan; burial in Graham Chapel Cemetery east of Allenville. CIOTTI, August, 60, Kincaid, found services dead 2 Thursday in garage at home; p.m. (CDT) Sunday in Masterson Son Funcral Home, Kincaid; burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Taylorvilic. ALBRIGHT. Charles 81. Mattoon. died noon Friday in Memorial District Hospital, Mattoon; leaves wife.

Daisy; daughters, Mrs. John H. Jones, Mahomet; Mrs. W. H.

Biggs and Mrs. E. 0. Lescarbeau, Mattoon; body in Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon; arrangements incomplete. DUNLAP, Clifford 67.

Kincaid. died 6:55 p.m. Thursday in Memorial Hospitai, Springfield; leaves son, Carl, Pekin; daughter, Mrs. Harry Clark, brothers. Dean, Amarillo, Oscar.

Moline; sisters, Mrs. Edith Williams. Bloomington; Mrs. Gladys Lanugan. Louis; body in Masterson Funeral Home.

Kincaid; arrangements incomplete. LEE. Jesse, 70. Pans, died 5:35 p.m. Friday in Huber Memorial Hospital, Pana; leaves wife, Lela; sisters, Mrs.

Grace Ward, Taylorville; Mrs. Lillie Semple, Miss Rosa Lee, Anna Knoles and Mrs. Daisy Bell, Buffalo. brother, Arthur, El Paso, services 3 p.m. (CDT) Sunday in McCracken Funeral Home, Pana; burial in Linwood Cemetery, Pana.

McGREW. Janice Elaine, 7, Farmer City, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl MeGrew, died 4 a.m. Friday; leaves parents: services 2:30 p.m.

(CDT) Sunday in Stensel Funeral Home; Farmer City; burial Maple Grove Cemetery. RETZ, Albert, 87, near Watson, died 10:30 a.m. Friday at home of daughter, Mrs. Frank Wenthe, near Effingham; leaves daughter, Mrs. Albert Henning, Libertyville; brother, Harmon, Effingham; sister, Mrs.

Minnie Mann, Beecher City; services 1 p.m. (CST) Sunday in Si. John's Lutheran Church, Effingburial in Shumway Cemetery; Bauer Funeral Home, Effingham, in charge. WORMAN, Mrs. Matilada, '61, Dieterich.

died 7:30 p.m. Thursday in St. thony Memorial Hospital, 1, Effingham; leaves husband. Joseph; Arthur, Herbert and Clarence, Dieterich; daughters, Miss Anna Worman, at home; Mrs. Eileen Hastenherm, Teutopolis; brothers, Ben Beckman, Wheeler; Joseph; Teutopolis; Leo, Effingham; Alfred and Sylvester, Dieterich; sisters.

Sister Mary Cosma, East St. Louis; Mrs. Rosa Goeckner! and Mrs. Laurence Goeckner, Dieterich; services :9 a.m. (CST) Monday in St.

Alovsius Church, Bishop; burial in church cemetery; Habing 'Funeral Home, Teutopolis; in charge. TONELLE, Joseph, Charles, 50. Taylorville, died 4:10 a.m. Friday in St. Vincent Memorial Hospital, Tavlorville: leaves mother, Mrs.

Marie Tonelle, Taylorville: brother, John, Taylorville; sister, Mrs. Rosia Mariage, Georgetown; body in Brookshier Funeral- Home, at Westrille: services Monday afternoon; burial in the Georgetown Cemetery. VOELKER. Mrs. Lydia, 81.

near Altamont, died Thursday in Fayette Gounty Hospital. Vandalia; leaves son, Martin, Mt. Pulaski; Herman, Melrose Park; Theodore, LaPort. N.Y.; Reinhardt, mont; Edmund. Decatur; daughters, Mrs.

Clara Roth, Springfield: Mrs. Alma Bandelow, Altamont: services 2 p.m. (CST) Sunday in Bethlehem Lutheran Church; burial in church cemetery; Kull Funeral Home, Altamont, in charge. Funeral Directors 01 -01- tact and neighborly interest, which means so much in time of sorrow. BRINTLINGER'S 500 W.

MAIN TEL. 2-8571 Our service is essentially one of experience, Funerals -Decatur 1A Krause, F. W. Paul Services 1:30 p. m.

Monday, Chapel, where friends may call after noon time Sunday. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. Monson Funeral Home Keller, Charles A. Services 2:00 p. m.

Sunday, Chapel. Interment Boiling Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5:00 p. m. Saturday.

Dawson Wikoff Linton, Mrs. Elizabeth Services 2:00 p. m. (CST) Monday, non, Ill. Methodist Church.

Interment Tillman Cemetery, Vernon, Ill. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p. m. Sunday until 10:30 a. m.

Monday. J. J. Moran Sons Moessner, Mrs. Barbara Services 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, Chapel. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funcral home after 4:00 p.m. Friday. Monson Funeral Home -1A-28- Whitesides, Mr.

Thomas O. Solemn Requiem Mass 9:30 a. m. (CDT) Monday, High. James Catholic Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7:00 p.m. Saturday. Rosary will be recited 8:00 p.m. Saturday.

J. J. Moran Sons. Wallace, Bert Services 3:00 p. m.

Monday, Chapel. Interment Fairlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3:00 p. m. Sunday.

Dawson -IC-01HOURAN'S FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE CORNER" Water at Wood Masonic Temple Activities 6A 6A -26- SULLIVAN Lodge No. 764. A.F. Three 3rd degrees starting 3:30 p.m. Sat.

May 26, 1956. In Memoriam 03 -03. WALTZ, ROBERT E. (ZEKE): In loving memorv of our son and brother who passed away 4 years ago "We do not: forget you, nor do we intend. We think of you often, and will to the end; Gone and forgotten by some you may be, But dear to our memory you ever will In Memoriam 03 -03 26- ROARICK, MARTHA: In loving memory our wife, mother and grandmother.

5 years have passed and gone Since our mother we loved so well Was taken from our home on earth With Jesus to dwell. The flowers we placed upon her grave May wither and decay, But love for her who sleeps beneath Shall never fade away. Husband, Children and Grandchildren. Mother, Dad. Brothers, Sisters -03-26 SYFERT, LOLO: In memory of our wife and mother on her 70th birthday.

Lawrence Syfert and Children Personals 07 -07-28- DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL season adult basketball tickets. $7 each, should be ordered before June 1. Make check payable to D.H.S. Basketball. Where to Go 1C -7C-27- A DINNER you'll really enjoy.

Trv Mose's Cafe, Arthur Ill. for better Fried Chicken or Swiss Steak meals par eXcellence. Delicious desserts. -7C--26- A FILET MIGNON. french fries.

crisp salad. french fried onion ring, toasted buttered bun, coffee or tea and dessert. $1.25. Shore Restaurant Drive Inn. 22nd -7C 30- AMERICA'S FAVORITE CARRY OUT: 6 biggest hamburgers in Decatur 75c.

8 hamburgers, 4 shakes $1.49. cheeseburgers $1. Phone 3-8500. 3-9531. Fisher's, 2008 E.

William. Open 'til 12. 7C- -26- AT HABY'S, 930 N. Van Duke, you'll find a beautiful cocktail lounge, serving better drinks. sandwiches.

Package goods. -7C-26- AT THE MOOSE CLUB TONIGHT THE "VAGABONDS" return for your dancing pleasure, playing from 9 to 12 in the ballroom. For the finest daneing, meals, drinks and all around real enjoyment its your Moose club. -27- BE COOL and relaxed at the Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N. Main.

-26 DINNER, Includes potatoes, vegetables, salad. bread and butter, drink. Only 90c. Children welcomed. Decatur Restaurant, 137 S.

Jasper. EXCELLENT FOOD, best place to eat! Buffet dinner Sun. at 5. cocktails 4-6. Joe- Martin his.

band Sat. Jimmy Palmer, his Dancing Shoes, and His Band here June 22. Benya's Supper- Club. Ph. 37.

Nokomis. -7C-26- GRAND THEATRE. Sullivan: "Hell Below Zero." Alan Ladd. (tech). Plus, "Ghost Town." Drive-In Theatre: "Seven Little.

Foys," Bob Hope. Plus. "Cave of (tech) Macdonald Carev. -7C-26- FRIED CHICKEN served with golden french fried potatoes. salad bowl bread.

butter and dessert. Tower Rts. 48 51. GO NOW PAY LATER Plan offered for -7C-26- vacations almost anywhere. For reservations, United Travel, 564 N.

Water. -26- HALF HALF dance Bement every Saturday, 8:30 to 11:30. Bill Nash's band. Les Poling calling. 7C---26- HALF HALF Dance 1.0.0.F.

Hall Forsyth Saturday night 8:30 to 11:30. Last dance ot season. Gordon Burgess and The Sangamon Valley Boys. -27- RUMMAGE: 1181 N. Summit.

All day Sat. and Mon. Clothes, toys, dishes, curtains, rugs, baby antiques. -70-26- RUMMAGE SALE: 553 N. Broadway, all day Sat.

Boody Community Club. -7C-26- RUMMAGE SALE: clothing, miscellaneous and bicycles. a 1217 N. 18th. -7C-26- RUMMAGE SALE ROOM for rent, 324 East Ave.

Ph. 6600.. RUMMAGE SALE N. Broadway. Sun.

evening. all day Mon. Clean clothing, antique dishes, Miscellaneous. -7C- -27- RUMMAGE SALE 817 N. Broadway, evening, all day Monday.

Kappa Delta Phi Sorority. -26 SATURDAY. NIGHT is the night to dinner at the Wooden Shoe. 241 E. Main; where the food serivee are both excellent.

VILLA NOVA. Mattoon: again offers. you a summer season of delicious specialties: steaks, Southern fried chicken, Italian food. etc. Open 5 p.m.a.m.

(CDT) weekdays, Sat. till 12. Lost and Found 10 -10-28- BEES, lost swarms. Please phone 3-0339. -10-28- CHILD'S GLASSES lost, in brown case, needed badly, 5066.

-10-28- COON HOUND, large, found. Identify and pay Eldon Scroggins, Long Creek. -10-27- DACHSHUND. male, found. Identify.

Pay for ad. 1764 E. Lawrence. -10--26- GLASSES. bovs.

brown and tan case, lost near DHS. Reward. 3-3581. -10-27- LOST Wednesday, encyclopedia belonging to St. Patrick's.

Call 2-7040. -10-27- PARAKEET, green, answers to "Willie" lost. Numbered band on leg. Reward. 3-9634, 1051 E.

William, 10- PARAKEET. azure blue. answers 10 lost vicinity University and Route 48. 8-4716. -10- $25 REWARD For information leading.

to return of brown and black beagle dog, white tip on tail, walks with limp. 3-3295. 3830 E. Harrison. Automotive 11 BUICK.

1950 Special, A one owner Doctor's car. No down payment. 8-3014. BUICK 1950 4 door special, extra clean, $95 down. 836 N.

Main. -11-28- BUICK 1951 Roadmaster, 1240 E. Lake Shore Drive, Phone 2-7223. -11-26- BUICK 1953: Convertible. Like new top and whitewall tires.

852 N. College, back door. Ph. 8-7472. BUICK 1953 Special 4 door, private.

8-3290. 11-27- 1955 Special 4-door 1 owner, 15,000 miles. Radio, heater, Dynaflow. Can't tell from new. $1995.

Thomas Mobilgas Station, Junction Rt. 48 51. -11-26- CADILLAC, 1951 4-door fully equipped, perfect condition. Complete history furnished. Sell or trade.

2-3805. -11-26- CADILLAC, 1951 7 4-door, radio, heater. bedramatic 4-door, Very radio, clean. heater, Special: hydramatic. North Side Motors, ph.

18, Vandalia. -11- CHEVROLET 1947, motor, transmission ett. Phone 3-3554 after 5. -11--26- CHEVROLET 1947. Fleetline, just- like new.

$195. 836 N. Main. 11--27- CHEVROLET 1949 Deluxe, 2 door. 1953 N.

Walnut Grove. -11- CHEVROLET Olive. 1949, 2 3-9998. door, good condi- CHEVROLET 1954 Bel. Air.

1 owner. Like new. $1295. Ph. 2-8015, 3-7411.

-11-27- CHEVROLET 1954 2 DOOR 210, radio, heater, powerglide, low mileage and a perfect car. $1145 Hez Johnson's Used Cars 1654 N. 22nd. 8-1532 -27- Antomotive 1 11- -28- CHEVROLET 1950, ton pickup, $395. 1949 Hudson.

$95. 1 block south of Gulf Station, Long Creek. Ph. Mt. Zion 93F5.

11---26- CHEVROLET 1953. Bel Air door. loaded with extras, $1095. Carl Barding. Buick-GMC-Pontiac, Clinton, Tel.

56. CHEVROLET. 1949. Fleetline 4 door. Top condition inside and out.

Runs perfect. 1 owner. $250. 7173. -11-31- CHEVROLET 1955, dual, overload.

grain bed, hoist. 3-5270. --11-26- CHEVROLET. 1955 210 2-door V8. radio, heater.

14.000 mi. Perfect. $1695.1 Holtz Chevrolet Clinton, Tel. 51. -11-- 1 CHEVROLET.

1955 Bel-Air 4 door "6" Powerglide. I owner. 7,000 miles. Carl's Used Cars, Boody, Open weekdays 8 to 7. 11- CHEVROLET 1955 ton pickup.

Selling due to ill health. Collins Farm, E. Main Moweaqua. --11-26- CHRYSLER. 1947, windsor Deluxe.

Beautiful black finish. radio, heater. beautiful interior. Only $150 PLYMOUTH. 1947 Station Wagon.

Looks and runs real good. $195 PONTIAC. 1948 6 cylinder. Radio. heater.

hydramatic. Looks and runs like new. Only $195 Honest Pod Biggest Used Car Deal in Town 900 N. 782 N. Broadway Phone 3-0111 Rt.

48. At The Stoplights in Taylorville. -11- CHRYSLER. 1 1956 Windsor. complete power equipment.

Sacrifice. Ph. 6173, ask for DE SOTO 1954. Sedan, low mileage, $1500. Ph.

8-3010 after 5. 26- DODGE, 1947 pickup truck. Good condition. On terms. 1395 E.

Grand. -11-28- DODGE 1949 Coronet, 1950 body style. Veda Leigh, Illiopolis. DODGE. 1949.

4-door, 1 owner, A-1 shape. $295. Traxler Motor Sales, 1161 E. Garfield. Ph.

3-2227. DODGE. 1951 coupe, very clean, new tires. $445. Start the summer right at Snyder Motors, Moweaqua.

-11-27- DODGE. 1951 Flat bed. grain and stock rack. fully equipped. Good.

$395. Finks Sales Ph. 38, Shelbyville. -11-29- DODGE. 1952 pickup.

Phone 3-0816 after 5 p.m. DODGE. 1954 2T. truck. 154" wheel base, 900x20 10-ply tires.

Geo. H. Dunn, Ph. 2154. Farmer City.

DODGE, 1955 4-door, radio, heater, automatic transmission, low $2195. Bitzer-Taggart, Dodge-Plymouth, Shelbyville, Tel. 1261. FORD 1946, Coupe, rebuilt motor, nearlv new tires. Above average car.

Will finance, or trade for motorcycle. 8-2608. FORD, 1947 with Mercury Motor. white sidewalls. Customized and underslung.

Ted Traxler, Ph. 221. La Place. -11-26- FORD, 1949 4-door. $275.

Motors. 2525 N. Water. 2-5193. 1-28- FORD.

1950; Packard, 1949. Good. 219 W. Cerro Gordo. 3-6454.

11-26- FORD 1950 fordor. "V8" looks and runs extra good. $395. 836 N. Main.

11-28- FORD. 1951 convertible, perfect condition. Easy terms. 325 E. Division.

-11-26- FORD, 1953 Custom V8 Fordor, radio, heater. 1-owner. Sea foam green body with timberline green top. Original Linish, good tires. S800.

Ph. 8-1569. -11-26- FORD 1955. 6 cylinder, 2 door, radio, heater, tires. $1450.1 Ph.

1422 Lovington after 5 p.m. -11-01- 1955. F-600 truck with late model new Leader fertilizer spreading bed. Must sell immediately. Will sacrifice.

David H. Binder, Rt. 8, Decatur, Phone 29-5361. --28- FORD. 1956 pickup, 8 heater and defrosters, turn signals.

700 miles. $1395 $145 down, 30 mo. to pay. I. Graves Motor Ford-Mercury Dealers.

Illiopolis. Open Sun. a.m. 11--28- FORD. 1956 Fairlane fordor, radio, heater, Fordomatic.

whitewalls, power steering. Demonstrator. Big savings! Small down payment. 36 mo. to pay.

I Graves Motor Ford-Mercury Dealers, Illiop. olis; Open Sun. a.m. -11--27- FORD, 1956 2-door. Fordomatic, radio, heater.

Like new. 525 N. Main. Phone 9011. -11- HUDSON 1949 Commodore, perfect.

Phone 3-3554 after 5. -11-28- HUDSON 1953 Super Wasp 4 door. good condition, $495, can be financed. 1502 E. William.

KAISER 1951, 4 door sedan, original owner, clean, good rubber. radio, heater, hydramatic. Must be sold immediately. 1586 E. Cantrell.

-26- MERCURY, S. 1951 Franklin. club coupe, $350. -11-27- MERCURY. 1952 hard top like new throughout.

26,000 actual miles. Radio. heater, Mercomatic and white sidewalls S895. 1271 W. -Main, or call Gene Bell.

WTVP. -11-28- MERCURY. 1956 Monterey hardtop power steering, power brakes, MercomatiC, flowtone, tinted glass, radio, heater, Demonstrator. $2795. $295 down, 36 months to pay.

I. Graves Motor Illiopolis. Ford- Mercury Dealer. Open Sun. A.M.

-11-26- NASH 1955 Rambler 4 door. radio. heater, 2 tone, whitewalls. Hazen Motor Sales, 1601 N. 22nd.

11- OLDSMOBILE 1949 "88" 2 door, hydramatic, heater, radio, Ph. 2-8117. -28- OLDS MOBILE, 1950, 498" Holiday coupe, radio, heater, hydramatic, whitewalls, power seat, power windows. Green lower, white upper. A-1 condition.

Guaranteed. This weekend only, $575. Maurer Motors, Oldsmobile, Route 54 (west). Clinton. OLDSMOBILE, 1953 498" sedan, beautiful blue.

One owner, radio, heater, by. dramatic, white tires. John Leritz Rt. 48 West, Taylorville. Tel.

1180. -11-26- OLDSMOBILE 1954 Super 88 4-door. Power steering power brakes. Fully equipped. $1695.

Call Mt. Zion 64R3. -11-27- OLDSMOBILE, 1956 Holiday 88 4-door. hardtop, big motor, dual exhaust, power brakes. Few miles.

Trade cheaper car. 1598 Buena Vista. Ph. 2-5416. PACKARD 1951, 2 door, radio, heater.

fair condition. Ph. 8-4125. -11-27- PACKARD 1955 Clipper, hardtop. Older car in trade, take over payments.

8-6569. 2915 E. Main after 5. -11-29- PLYMOUTH, 1947, coupe. Good tires.

radio. heater, $95. Phone 8-5256. -11-26- PLYMOUTH 1949 convertible. Radio, heater.

new top. Bright red finish with white sidewall tires, 950 E. Condit. -11--28- PLYMOUTH 1949 convertible, radio, heater, $199. Can finance, 324 N.

East Ave. PLYMOUTH. 1954 Belvedere hardtop. A-1. $200 cash, take over payments.

7888 after 5 p.m. PONTIAC, 1948 sedanette, 1 owner, radio, heater, hydramatic, tip top shape. No money down, payments $18 month. 450 E. Eldorado.

9021. 26- PONTIAC, 1953 Catalina sport coupe. Hydramatic, radio. heater, 2-tone paint. Like new.

Guaranteed. No down payment required. 2915 N. Oakland. 11--26- STUDEBAKER 1949 sedan $100.

Dobson, 632 S. Franklin. -11-28- STUDEBAKER 1951 Land Cruiser, good condition, new tires, radio, heater, private owner. 3-3653 or 8-4747. Automotive RAMBLER.

1956. custom 4 door, radio, heater, hydramatic. 3 tone whitewalls. Harold Lipe Motor Sales. Hudson Rambler Dealer, Pana.

Tel. 6450. -11-27- STUDEBAKER 1954 CLUB COUPE. 2 tone, radio, heater, overdrive. Exceptionally clean car.

$1195 P. USED CARS 444 N. Broadway 3-1231 A GOOD CAR WILL BRING CASH on the SPOT IF YOU HAVE A Clean 1952-53-54 Car THAT WE CAN USE IN OUR INVENTORY SEE Jack Troesch or Highfield Buick 232 S. MAIN. PH.

3-3473 OR 3-3421 BEL AIR 1955 CHEVROLET Powerglide hardtop. A real beauty, Ivory and Horizon Blue set off with whitewall tires. Has the V-8 engine and loaded with extras. $2095 EL BAUER 500 E. ELDORADO 11-26- BOWEN MOTOR CO.

103 W. BODMAN, BEMENT, ILL. See us good clean used cars and trucks! Also A Complete line of the "Big New" Studebaker cars and Transtar Trucks! Open evenings by appointment truck. 1938 Chevrolet. 1932.

to 1948 Ford dual intake manifold; four 800 15 white wall tires. 1030 S. lasper. BUG SCREENS, inside and out. Buy one now before your vacation trip.

Merry Motors, 350 E. Prairie. -11-26 BUICK LOT NO. 2 555 E. PERSHING PHONE 3-5752 "On the Beltline" 1955 BUICK ROADMASTER hardtop 2 door, completely equipped, including power steering, power brakes, whitewall tires.

tinted glass, up and down and back and torth seats electric windows. 2 tone yellow and green, other extras. 1 owner. Priced at great savings $2795 1955 BUICK SPECIAL 2 door hardtop dynaflow, radio, heater, tinted glass, red with white top. Original owner.

Very low miles $2395 1954 HUDSON Hornet 4 door sedan. Hydramatic. radio, heater. Blue with white top. 27,000 miles, one owner, sharp $1395 1954 MERCURY Custom 4 door, dark green.

Excellent condition. owner. Overdrive, radio, beater $1395 1954 FORD Business Coupe Straight shift, radio, heater, light blue, one owner, very low miles 845 1953 CHEVROLET "210" 4 door, dark grey, radio, heater, nice 995 1952 MERCURY HARDTOP, radio, heater, overdrive, 2 tone, runs real good. Clean 995 1950 BUICK SUPER 4 door, dynaflow. radio.

heater, dark blue: excellent condition. Clean 545 1950 DESOTO CUSTOM club coupe, radio, heater, verv sharp 445 1950 CHEVROLET 2 door, radio, heater, light green, nice solid car 445 Excellent Choice of Used Cars That May Be Purchased With No Money Down. HIGHFIELD BUICK Show Room, 232 S. Main Ph. 3-3473 29- CADILLAC PARTS.

1946 to 1953: alen wrecking 1947 Hudson, Ford Automotive -11-26- Bad Luck? If you have bad bad luck and ruined your credit, we will help you reestablish it. No matter how bad vour credit is, or who you are, if you will bring in $25 down, we immediate delivery on payments. Kilborn's 765 N. Main -11-26- "BONUS" BUY! 1951 CHEVROLET, Powerglide, club, S577. 1951 PONTIAC, 8, 2 door, $477.

1951 PLYMOUTH. 4 door, $377. 1951 BUICK, 4 door, $477. 1950 CHEVROLET. Deluxe, 2 door.

S377. 1950 BUICK, Super, 4 door, $377. 1950 DODGE. 4 door, $377. 1949 CHEVROLT, 4 door, $177.

GREG'S 305 E. Pershing Road -11-26- BURNS PONTIAC 1955 OLDSMOBILE "98" Holiday 4 door hardtop. Power steering, power brakes, powwindows, radio. heater, hydramatic. white tires.

colored glass, safety group. White over blue. 1 owner. See this one. $2895 1955 MERCURY Custom Hardtop.

Overdrive. radio, heater, white tires. Light blue. owner. Very clean.

$2095 1955 CHEVROLET 210 4 door sedan. Heater, beautiful tone green. owner. A sharp $1845 1954 Customline tudor. Radio, heater.

Best buy. 995 1954 PONTIAC "8" Chief Deluxe 4 door. Hydramatic, radio, heater, light blue. A-1. $1395 1954.

PONTIAC "8" Special 4 door sedan. Black. Hydramatic. Very, very clean. $1295 1952 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4 door.

Overdrive, radio, heater, tires like new. White over green. Drive this one. 495 1951 PONTIAC "8" Chief DeJuxe 4 door. Hydramatic, radio, heater, light gray.

A real buy. 595 1951 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook door. Radio and heater. We have 2. Your choice.

445 1951 NASH 4 door sedan, overdrive, heater. 245 1951 MERCURY. radio. heater, automatic transmission. 495 1950 MERCURY 4 door sedan, overdrive, radio, heater, very clean.

495 1950 STUDEBAKER Starlight club coupe, heater, clean. 295 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2 door, 1 2 tone grey, heater, clean. 450 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Open Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Sat. 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sun.

9 a.m. to 1 p.m. D. B. BURNS INC.

PONTIAC THE BIG BRIGHT LOT BROADWAY PRAIRIE Phone 9525 -11--26- Buy Any Car On Our Lot For $25 Down Kilborn's Northside Motors 1765 N. Main Ph. 8-7738 -11-31- CHROME tail pipe extension and air cleaners. Maretti Garage, 8-2682. Automotive -26- Cadillac 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe sedan 395 1949 OLDS sedan.

Sharp 450, 1950 DESOTO Custom sedan 1950 BUICK' Riviera sedan 495 1950 CHRYSLER hardtop 595, 1952 MERCURY hardtop 995 1952 CADILLAC sedan $1695 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 995 1953 BUICK V-8. Super 1954 BUICK Special sedan $1595 ALSO LATE MODEL CADILLACS J. L. TALLMAN 540, N. Franklin 3-9778 Walt 2-7106 Lloyde 2-4077 -31- CONVERTIBLE TOPS: Special line.

$24.95. Full view back curtain and zip- per, $9.95. Decatur Tent Awning Co. HOUSE TRAILER 1948, Glider 21'. $500.

2870 E. Locust. DO YOU WANT A REAL DEAL! WE ARE LOADED Over 50 late models to choose from! All body styles Nearly all models SPECIAL FOR TODAY 1956 PONTIAC Starchief hardtop all vinyl interior, 2 tone paint, whitewall tires, hydramatic, radio, heater, less than 4,000 miles on this fine car. BUY IT TODAY FOR $2645 NOLEN'S CAR LOT Broadway Prairie Ph. 8-4691 Ford $1545 This fine car has a Seamist green finish, radio, heater, turn indicators and outside mirrors.

A low mileage, clean car in top condition. 11-26- 1955 FORD CUSTOM- LINE 2-DOOR F698A $30.00 PER MONTH and no down payment gets this car. cylinders, dark green finish. Ford-O-Matic transmission, new tires, chrome wheel rims, radio, heater, turn indicators and outside sun visor. Good mechanically! 1951 FORD CUSTOM- LINE 4-DOOR F595B $1845 This is also an 8 cylinder car 2-tone green finish, white wall tires, heater and turn indicators.

A clean, 1- owner car with low mileage. 1955 PONTIAC "870" 2- DOOR F687A $1195 A 6, cylinder Car with Sandlewood tan finish, Over Drive, good white wall tires, radio, heater and turn indicators. A-1 mechanically. 1953 FORD RANCH WAGON F653A $1195 This is has distincive dark green finish. radio, heater and turn indicators.

1-owner and in perfect mechanical condition. 1954 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 2-DOOR F736A $26.00 PER MONTH with 110 down payment. A big. big car with dark grey finish, Automatic transmission, radio. heater and good tires.

It's extra clean! 1947 CADILLAC FLEET- WOOD 4-DOOR F707A $1545 This car has a handsome Buckskin brown finish, like new tires, radio, heater and turn indicators. Clean, low mileage and excellent mechanically. 1955 FORD CUSTOM- LINE 2-DOOR F693A JOHN DICK Rechtin-Hupp FORD DEALERS PRAIRIE JACKSON PAGE ELEVEN Automotive 11 Coffey's 529 North. Decatur Phone 8-4331 1955 Ford VS Custom Fordor, beautiful light green, excellent owner 1955 Oldsmobile Super "88" 4 door with power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, hydramatic. Very clean one owner car.

1953 Pontiac station wagon, ideal for a summer vacation! 1952 Oldsmobile Super "88" 4-door very sharp car! 1952 Pontiac 4 door sedan, an excellent local car. 1952 Ford ton pickup. 11C1 paint job. very good condition. 1951 Mercury 4.

door, an ideal 1 vacation car! 1951 Oldsmobile 4 door very nice car. 1950 Chevrolet deluxe 4 door, engine orethauled and new set of tires last fall. Local car, you may talk to the owner. No down payment required. 1950 Ford V8 pickup very good condition.

only $475! 1949 and, 1950 Ford VS's, Tudors and Fardors. No down payment quired! Large selection of 1946. 1947, and 1948 model Chevrolets, Fords, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, as low as $95! No cash down required! EASY TO BUY NO CASH DOWN LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS '52 CHEVROLET $495 STYLELINE 2-DOOR '51 FORD $495 CUSTOM "8" FOUR DOOR EL BAUER 500 E. ELDORADO FINE USED CARS At The Lowest Possible Prices. SEE OUR CARS BEFORE YOU BUY.

EL BAUER 500 E. ELDORADO GMC 1950 International L190 LWB. 1950 International L190 Tandem LWB. 1951 International L190 LWB. 1952 Dodge 2 Ton.

1952 Chevrolet 2 Ton. 1952 Diamond tractor. 1954 Chevrolet Ton. H. A.

Kuhle Co. 925 E. PERSHING ROAD Decatur, Ill. Ph. 8-4338 Highfield BUICK LOT NO.

I 315 S. MAIN PHONE 3-3421 SPECIAL TODAY 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DOOR HEATER, DEFROSTER, LIGHT BLUE WITH WHITE TOP. 11,000 ACTUAL MILES, ONE OWNER $1495 1955 BUICK. Special 4 door sedeluxe tri-tone green, green trim interior, dynaflow, radio, heater, tinted glass, whitewall tires, 1 owner. Extremely clean $2295 1955 BUICK SPECIAL.

2 door sedan, straight shift, radio, heater, tinted glass, low mileage, light grey $2195 1954 FORD "6" Tudor. Heater, defroster, light gray. Sharp one owner 995 1954 FORD Business Coupe Radio, heater, light blue. One owner, low miles, clean 845 1954 DODGE Coronet coupe, V8. Overdrive, radio, heater, light blue.

1 owner. Sharp and clean. $1245 1953 BUICK, Super Hardtop. 2 green, Dynaflow, radio, heater, power brakes. A clean one owner.

$1395 1951 BUICK Super 4 door sedan. Dynaflow, radio, heater. Your choice of 2. Both in excellent condition 795 1949 CHEVROLET 2 door. Black with radio and heater.

Very clean 395 1949 PLYMOUTH4 door Delike new. 395 Swimsuits. Hawaii Gifts, 313 N. Main. Excellent Choice of Used Cars That May Be Purchased With No Money Down HIGHFIELD BUICK Show Room, 232 S.

Main Ph. 3-3473.