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1 1 1 1 Illinois, Friday, January 18, 1952. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE SEVENTEEN FROZEN FOOD REMOVED Customers Claim Goods After Monticello Locker Plant Fire Monticello, Jan. 18 (Staff) Employes of the Monticello locker and ice plant resumed the removal of frozen food from lockers at 7 a. m. today.

The locker and ice plant, with the exception of the cold room, was destroyed by fire Thursday morning with loss estimated at about $100,000. Firm employes yesterday ICmoved food from about one-third of the 700 lockers, but fire broke out again carly yesterday evening and the work had to be stopped. A. C. Miller, plant owner, said lent condition but some that the frozen meat was in fruits and vegetables had begun to thaw.

Customers were claiming their goods and taking them to lockers. in the county and to Decatur and Champaign-Urbana. Mr. Miller said that removal of all customer goods would be complete by evening. Mr.

Miller said today that he had no plans at present to rebuild the plant. Legal Notices Notice given to all persons that NOTICES OF CLAIM I DATE Monday. March 3, 1952, is the claim date in the Estate of Elizabeth V. Rogers, Deceased, pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Carroll W.

Rogers, Administrator. Rosenberg Rosenberg Attorneys 462 Citizens Building Decatur, Illinois. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, February 4, 1952. is the claim date in the estate of Edward Earl Kirkendall. Deceased.

pending in the County Court of Macon County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. The Millikin Trust Company, Monroe McGaughey, Attorneys 502 Millikin in Building. Decatur. Illinois. CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Prompt Service 300 and 500 Gallon Tanks for Immediate Delivery DUNN COAL CO.

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Ver1a I. Sarver, 19, Herrick. George Arndt. 37. Evelyn Funk, 20, Vandalia.

Charles Kuksas, 28, Virginia Robertson, 41, Granite City. Born To BRITTON, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 125 South Seventeenth, a daughter, Jan. 16.

in D. M. C. BROWN, and Mrs. Leroy, 1007 North Union, son, Jan.

16, in D. M. C. BEERY. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas, Lombard. son, Jan. 17 in John Warner hospital, Clinton. CAMPBELL, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald, 1259 Maffit, son, Jan. 17, in St. Mary's. GALE.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 1207 North Nineteenth, a daughter, Jan. 17, in St. Mary's.

HALICKI, Mr and Mrs Peter Maroa, son, Jan. 17, in a D. C. HORN Mr. and Mrs.

James, Sullivan, daughter, Jan. 17, in St. Mary's. JACKSON, Mr. and Mrs.

Ori, Herrick, A daughter, Jan. 16, in Huber Memorial hospital, Pana. JOHNSON, Mr. and Mrs. Alan.

Tower Hill, a daughter, Jan. in Huber Memorial hospital, Pana. LONG, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Clinton.

son, Jan. 15, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. LANGLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Clinton.

8 daughter, Jan. 16, in Mennonite hospital, Bloomington. MARTIN. Mr and Mrs. Arleigh, 3001 East Harrison, son, Jan.

17, in D. M. C. McDONALD, Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert. Clinton, a daughter, Jan. 16, in John ne hospital, Clinton. NASH. Mr.

and Mrs. William NOkomis a son Jan. 15, in Huber Memorial nospital, Pana. SAMS. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth, Kenney, a son. Jan. 15, in John Warner hospital, Clinton. SMITH.

Mr. and Mrs. James, 835 North Main, twin sons, Jan. 17, in St. Mary's.

TEBUSSEK, Mr. A and Mrs. Reymond rural route 2, a son, Jan. 17, in D. M.

C. WILLIAMS. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest, rural roue 1, a daughter, Jan.

17, in M. C. Central Illinois Deaths ASKINS. Solomon 58, Shelbyville, died 10:30 Thursday in Hotel Lidster. Shelbyvilie; leaves wife.

Doris: daughter, Mrs. Thelma Randall. Atwood: son, Loren, Chicago; sister, Mrs. Fred Riley. Chicago; services 2 p.

m. Saturday in Lockut ral home. Shelbyville; burial in Glenwood cemetery. BROOKS. Mrs.

Cora May, 72, Monticello, died 5:15 a. m. Thursday in Platt County Nursing home: leaves husband. George; daughters, Mrs. Martha Dehring, Imlay.

Mrs. Margaret Smith, Monticello: brother. E. B. Warren, Buffalo; sisters, Mrs.

Jessie Morthland, Mrs. Verna Seaman and Mrs. Rose Stice, Springfield; services 2 p. m. Saturday in Mackey funeral home, Monticello; burial in Monticello cemetery.

BRANHAM, Mrs. Dorothy 33, St. Elmo, died Wednesday in auto accident: leaves son, Cecil: daughter, Barbara; parents, Mr ard Mrs. C. A.

Newburn, Beecher City: brothers, Charles and Gerald. Ray, N. Paul. Altamont: Dale, Beecher City: sisters, Mrs. Virginia Freeman, St.

Elmo; Mrs. Doris Finfrock, Effingham; Mrs. Mary Shelton and Shirley, Beecher City; services 2 p. m. Saturday in Brown funeral home, St.

Elmo; burial in Maplewood cemetery. James W. 81, Heyworth, died Thursday; leaves wife, Editha; sons, Jack of Heyworth and Orval of Leroy: one sister, Mrs. Sue Christian, Lexington, five grandchildren; body at Iseminger funeral chapel, Heyworth: services there Saturday 2 p. burial Heyworth cemetery.

LONG. Mrs. Mary. 72, Camargo, died 4:15 p. m.

Thursday in Jarman hospital, Tuscola; leaves husband, two daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Albercht, Walnut. Mrs. Margaret Duncan, Urbana; one sister Mrs. Theobe Barcus, Enterprise: three brothers, Charles Fout, Chestnut, John and George Fout.

Mount Erie, one half-brother, Noah Fout, Mount Erie: services 1:30 p. m. Sunday Waddington funeral home, Tuscola; burial Camargo cemetery. McDERMOTT, William 78. Mattoon, died 10:30 p.

m. Wednesday: leaves wife, Minnie: son John: daughters, Mrs. Emma Prahl and Mrs. Lela Henderson. Urbana; Mr; Loretta Rogers, California; step-sons Wayne and Lon Grubb, Indiana: step-daughters, Mrs.

Mona Martin and Mrs. Minnie Kilman. Mattoon: Mrs. Effie Stevens. Arcola: brothers, John, Gays: Lon, Neoga; sisters, Mrs.

McLain, Charleston: Mrs. Alma Bishop, To'edo: Daisy Buckley, Gays: Mrs. Carrie Aleshire. Mrs. Susan Montgomery and Mrs.

Martha Roark, Mattoon: body in Peers funeral home, Mattoon; arrangements incomplete. PRATHER. Mrs. Laura, 92, Claremont. Thursday morning in Olney sanitarium; leaves brother.

Thomas Heath, Billings, services 1:30 p. m. Saturday in Claremont Methodist church; burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery; Summers-Wilson funeral home, Olney, in charge. STEPHENS. Dale 49, formerly of near O'ney died Wednesday in Phoenix, leaves wife.

Harriet; daughter, Mrs. Jackie Wilms Chicago; parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Stephens, West Salem: sisters. Mrs. Nell Heath, Olney; Mrs. Sarah Byers Lexington, Mrs. Mabel Walters, West Salem; Mrs.

Pauline Hoffman, Burbank. brothers. Russell, Alturas, Calif: Paul, Albion: body to be sent to Oiney funeral home; arrangements incom WININGER, Rev. E. Gray, 73.

formerly of Olney, died Thursday in Joliet: serv'ces 2 p. m. Sunday in Schaub funeral home, burial in Noble cemetery. Funerals--Decatur 1A Ernest, Alfa Services 1:30 p. m.

Monday, chapel. Burial Graceland cemetery. Friends may funeral home after 6 p. m. Saturday.

Dawson Wikoff James, Mrs. Alma J. Brief services 3:30 p. m. Saturday.

Moran's chapel. 2 p. m. Sunday, Kull Funeral Home. Altamont.

Ill. Interment Union cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p. m. Friday.

J. J. Moran Sons McDonald, George W. Services 10:30 a. m.

Saturday, Chapel. Burial Point Pleasant cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Maguet, Vera Kathryn Services 3 p. m.

Saturday, chapel. Burial Macon County Memorial Park. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Funerals -Decatur 1A Munster, Mr. Patrick Requiem high mass 9 a.

m. Saturday, St. Patrick's Catholic church. Friends may call at funeral home. Interment Calvary cemetery.

J. J. Moran Sons Phillips, Mollie I Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday, chapel.

Burial Salem cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Funeral Flowers 1C HOURANS FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE Water at Wood St. Card of Thanks 2 CHARLES TUCKER: We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindnesses in our recent bereavement. The Children.

In Memoriam 3 ing memory son, father and broGILMAN, CLAUDE, DALE. In lovther, who passed away 4 sears ago today. So quickly through deaths door you went, So violently your soul passed on, We heard no moan, nor even a faintest sigh We think of you those happy days, When we were all together. Your loving ways and cheerful smiles Will live in our hearts forever. Mother, Father, Children, Sisters and Brothers.

Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 OLD CAPITOT, MONUMENT WORKS: Box 27 Vandalia since 1920. Largest display onuments, markers in Central Ill. Open dais and Sunday afternoons. Masonic Temple Activities 6A BETHANY Lodge No. 884, A.

F. A. M. Spec.al meeting Fri. 8 p.

m. 3rd degree. CERRJ GORDO. NO. 600: A.

F. and A. M. 2nd degree. 7:30 p.

m. DECATUR COUNCIL NO. 16: Royal and Select master degrees. Fri. 7 p.

m. Refreshments. MACON LODGE NQ. 8: Special meeting Fri. 7:30 p.m.

2nd degrees. Visitors welcome. STEPHEN DECATUR Lodge No. 979 Special meeting Fri. 6:30 p.

m. first degrees, visitors welcome. STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE NO 979: Family night and pot luck dinner Jan. 19. 6 p.

m. in the large dining room of the Masonic Temple. Please bring one covered dish, that is all, the rest will be furnished by the Lodge. We will expect you to 1 be there. Entertainment for all.

Personals ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS. P.O. Box 903 I WILL NOT be responsible for bills contracted by anyone other than myself. Alfred Brunella Maroa. Ill.

I WILL not be responsible for debts other than those contracted by myself. Thornton Olshaskie, 1172 W. Wood. LEAVING for Arizona Monday, Jan. 21st.

Take 2. Share expenses. 5844 Clinton. Where to Go 1C A BELIEF IN GOD can move mountains. Listen W.S.O.Y, Sunday, 9:15 A.

M. AS OFTEN as you feel in the mood for relaxing hour or two that's how often we'll expect you at The Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N. Main. AT THE TOWER CAFE: Rts. 48 51.

you'll find the best steak you've ever eaten. Try one today. BAKERY sale Morehouse and Wells Jan. 19 Some produce. Sanner Chapel Church.

BEMENT THEATER. Bement. "Tomahawk" technicolor. Van Heflin, Yvonne De Carlo. "Never A Dull Moment" Irene THEATRE.

Cerro Ill. Dunn Fred MacMurray. CHICKEN BASKET: the tastiest chicken you've ever had, only $1 at The Acre, 2601 Main. DE MARR'S Grill, 150 Merchant, for the very best hot beef sandwiches in Decatur. Only 50c.

ENJOY THE BEST in beer: enjoy Canadian Ace. Order a case tonight from Ralph's Pub, 3-9115. FISH FRY every Fri. evening from 4 until midnight. New Beverly Inn.

2975 N. Water. French Fried onions are just great Crisp and golden brown In this town there are no finer Sure to please most any diner Get them on the Flying Plate All Phones 3-7751 Or At The Winery, 1093 W. Main (Amanda King, Author and Poet) GIVE YOURSELF a treat once in awhile. Dinner and dancing.

Excellent beers, wines. mixed drinks. Old Pioneer Club. Lake Fork (South Mt. Pulaski), GRAND THEATER.

Sullivan. Wm. Phipps, Susan Douglas in Sat. "Gunplay" plus "Northwest Territory." HEY. THE "4" CLEFS are going to tertain you at the Dutch Mill in Pana and Sun.

nites. Don't miss. IF YOU HAVE taken the cure and still want the taste try Goetz Pale Near Beer, available at your Grocery store. MAUREEN ANDERSON Holiday Circus, Jan 19. 8 p.

m. Lakeview High. Adults 35c, students 15c. Brush College No. 1 P.

T. A. OPEN TILL 1 A.M. Friday and Saturday nights. Enjoy a late snack at the PomPom cafe, 1098 W.

Wood. PUBLIC half and half dance tonight. Jack Raffety and his Rhythm Rangers playing with Bill Rutherford calling. 8:30 to 11:30. Sportsman's Club House.

Ballroom open for reservations. 3-7510. RUMMAGE SALE, 819 N. Broadway. Friday night, all day Saturday.

Decatur Branch A. C. RUMMAGE Sale: 1213 E. Lawrence. Dresses, 9 to 11.

Shoes Coats, suits, etc Perfect condition. Cheap. Come anytime SCENIC THEATRE. Assumption. "The Iron with Jeff Chandler, Evelyn Keyes.

SOMETHING NEW for 1952. visit mano's complete package liquor store. Starlite Inn, 1604 N. 22nd. SQUARE DANCE Jan.

19, Mt. Zion High School 8:30 p. m. Music by Raffety's Rhythm Rangers, Bill Rutherford calling. Sponsored by American Legion.

Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD: Blue leather, initials M. S. F. identification. Lost Raycraft Drug, W.

Wood last Friday night. Keep money, return oillfold, contents to Raycraft. COCKER Spaniel, black, male. Answers to "Tuffy." Reward. 3-5181.

FOUNTAIN PEN black Sheaffer, Lost Tuesday downtown. Reward. Call Mrs. Young. 5151.

MAN'S cameo ring. with small diamond en each side of mounting, lost front of Decatur Bowling Alley or Tolly's Mar. ket on Oakland. Reward. 3-2163 or 3-3463.

NEW LEVI'S lost Saturday in Lincoln Theatre. Reward. 6117. PERSON who found package Thursday in front of Penney's, containing blue blouse. flannel material, tape, thread.

etc. can return to owner by calling 29-426. Automotive 11 BUICK 1941 convertible. Good shape. Good top.

$350. 2-0804. BUICK. 1942 door. Runs fair.

$150. Must sell Immediately. 4074. BUICK. 1946 Super sedanette.

new car tradein, top quality. $995. W. C. Starr N.

Main at William. BUICKS. two 1950 Rivieras. One 2 door, and 4 door. Extra nice.

Powell's Used Cars. S. 90 Main at Wood. CADILLAC. 1936 opera coupe.

Radio, heater. $125. 281 E. Leafland, 4707. CADILLAC 1941 Fleetwood.

4 door, radio, heater hydramatic, very sharp. Priced to Benton Motor Sales, Corner 23rd Prairie. 3-9622 CHEVROLET. 1934 small pickup, new tires. $25 down, $5 week.

836 N. Main. CHEVROLET 1941 ton truck. Good running condition. :558 N.

Morgan. CHEVROLET 1941 2-door. $150. Good tires. -1255 E.

Garfield. CHEVROLET 1947 panel truck. Motor A1. Good tires, low mileage, heater, defroster. Phone 2751, Arthur Carpenter Superior and Wayne buses new and used in stock.

1949 Chevrolet on with flat bed. 1946 Nash 4 door. 1948 Chevrolet 2 door. 1948 Chevrolet Aero sedan. C.

B. MOORE, INC. See or call Don Thiele BLUE MOUND, ILL. Automotive Automotive 11 AU10 car heater. Good condition.

$8. CHEVROLET, 1947 Style Master Club Coupe. One owner. Clean, A-1 condition. CHEVROLET By 1949 appointment 2 door, only.

radio, 2-8198. heater, perfect, $1145 836 N. Main. CHEVROLET late 1950 sedan, delivery. only 14,000 miles.

A-1 condition. 1502 E. William. -CHEVROLET 1950 Special Deluxe 4-door Fleetline, radio, heater, perfect condition. Harold Lipe, Hudson Dealer, Pana, Ill.

DE SOTO, 1941 door sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. Mechanic's car. 3-9980. DODGE, 1940, 4-door, good condition $225.

Call 3-1446. DODGE. 1947, COE, 2 speed axle, 10 ton hoist. Grain bed, stock rack. Practically new tires.

1 owner Bargain. Long Chev. rolet Sales, Hammond. FORD, 1941. new motor.

1936 Ford. 219 Cerro Gordo. 3-6454. FORD, 1946 convertible. Loaded with accessories.

Sacrifice. 3-3203. INTERNATIONAL. 1 1948, ton, model K5. Dual wheels with 10' closed body, insulated.

C. A. Hupp Tobacco 355 E. Main. NASH.

1949 sedan, 600 series, low mileage, new tires, perfect appearance. Formerly family car of highranking army officer. Only $1195. W. C.

Starr, N. Main at William. OLDSMOBILE 1940 "6" cheap if taken at once. 423 Longview Place. OLDSMOBILE.

1941 2 door. small six cylinder model in good running condition and better than average. $395. W. C.

Starr, N. Main at William. OLDSMOBILE. 1941. club sedan, radio.

heater. Phone 2-0711. OLDSMOBILE, 1941 black Club coupe, motor exceptionally good, only $300. Dobson, 632 S. Franklin, OLDSMOBILE 1948 "78" sedanette 2 door, radio.

heater, $1095. Anderson Motors, 327 E. Wood. OLDSMOBILE. 1950 4-door sedan, hydramatic and accessories.

Special price $1685. Davis Wilber. Church at Eldorado. Phone 8-1832. PACKARD 1932, good condition.

441 E. Kenwoon. 2-6500 PACKARD 1950 sedan. Radio, heater. Perfect.

Priced sell $1795 Fell 1006 N. Water. 4736: 3-8963. PACKARD, 1950. Egyptian sand color.

A1 condition. By owner. Must sell. Sell equity. 3-0855.

PLYMOUTH 1936, 2 door. Heater. Good running condition. 3-8984. PLYMOUTH, 1943 2 door.

choice of two good ones. $765, $795. W. C. Starr.

Inc. N. Main at William. PLYMOUTH 1946 club coupe. Radio, heater seat covers.

A dandy. $775. Powell's Used Cars. S. Main at Wood.

PLYMOUTH, 1949 Suburban, sacrifice, new car guarantee. 836 N. Main. PONTIAC 1940 4 door. runs fairly decent.

$100. Dobson 632 S. Franklin. PONTIAC. 1941.

Must sell. will accept reasonable offer or trade. 9852. OLDSMOBILE 98. 1947, 4 door sedan.

Radio. Heater. Hydramatic. Very clean car. $995.

Maurer Motors, Route 51, Clinton. PONTIAC. 1949 Chieftain door Deluxe. Extra clean. $1495.

Powell's Used Cars, S. Main at Wood. STUDEBAKER, 1947. pickup. A-1 condition.

Call 3-0930. STUDEBAKER, 1947, 1 ton with grain body also pickup body $425. Westerman Coal Supply, Argenta, Telephone 3651. A-A-A Safe Buy Used Cars 1950 MERCURY 6 passenger coupe. Radio.

heater. Beautiful roon. $1595 1949 CHEVROLET 2 door, Radio and heater. 1949 MERCURY 4 door. Radio, heater.

overdrive. $1295 1949 DODGE 2 door. $1045 1950 MERCURY 6 passenger coupe. Radio, heater, seat covers, new tires. $1545 1949 CHEVROLET 4 door.

Fleetline Deluxe. Radio, heater, One owner. $1145 1949 OLDSMOBILE door. Hydramatic, radio and heater. $1350 1946 FORD tudor 8.

Radio, heater. 645 1941 PONTIAC door Radio, heater. 175 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Corner Broadway Prairie Ph. 2-3913 NOLEN LOT GOOD used truck to fit your special needs at International Harvester 400 E. Main.

Ph. 2-8539. A REAL BUY FOR SOMEONE 1946 PONTIAC Streamliner 4-door. Equipped with radio and heater. good tires, excellent black finish.

This is one of the better '46's, priced at only $845 B. 1 B. BURNS INC. Used Car Lot Cor. Broadway Prairie Ph.

9525 At Highfield Buick January Clearance SALE! 1950 Buick Special $1895 -flow tourback 1950 Buick special 2 door $1695 Like new 24,000 miles 1950 Oldsmobile deluxe 4 door $1795 15,000 miles, hydramatic like new 1950 Chevrolet aoor $1495 Like new, low mileage THE BEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE IN TOWN Highfield Buick Co. 232 S. MAIN PH. 3-3473 Open Eve. Except Sun.

Sun 9:30 to 1 P. M. Beautiful Kaiser 1950 Mercury convertible club coupe. Complete accessories. Electric lift.

Buy it now and save money. Bowers K-F Sales 792 E. WOOD PHONE 3-7704 AUTOS SPECIAL 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-door $795 652 W. ELDORADO PHONE 2-1812 OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 8:00 O'CLOCK 1401 N. 27th St.

CADILLAC NASH: Padio, rear speaker. WeatherEye. Quickly converted to bed. 1950 PACKARD club coupe, very clean 1947 CADILLAC club coupe 1947 CADILLAC 4-door sedan 1949 CHRYSLER Windsor sedan 1946 DODGE 1946 CADILLAC sedan 1946 BUICK sedan 1939 OLDSMOBILE 1937 OLDSMOBILE. Very clean J.

L. TALLMAN 540 N. Franklin 3-9779: 3-9778 Coffey Auto Mkt. 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline. 2-door.

Radio. heater Hi-torque engine. Local one owner car Good tires. Only $795. 1946 Ford deluxe Tudor.

Runs good. Good tires. Only $695. 1941 Chevro'et 2-door. Local car.

Runs good. Only $295. 3 good Crosleys with cast iron block engines Only $95 down. 40 more to choose from. Easy to finance.

New 1952 Crosleys for immediate delivery. AUTHORIZED CROSLEY DEALER PAPTS SERVICE SALES 529 E. NORTH DECATUR Evans Marquand QUALITY USED CARS 1950 Plymouth deluxe club coupe, low mileage $1485 Other late models to choose from. 431 E. NORTH PHONE 3-6413 Ford 1950 FORD tudor.

Fully equipped and exclean. and in good condition. A regi bargain at $1295. John Rechtin- Dick Hupp Inc. Ford Dealer 386 E.

Prairie HOUSE TRAILERS USED SPECIALS. 1948 18 ft. Coopercraft Electric brakes. gas cook stove. $595.

1947-21 ft. M. System sleeps 4. electric refrigerator, brakes. gas cook stove, very clean.

$895 1949 21 ft. Streamlite Dot. Electric frigerator, brakes. Like new inside a and out. $995.

1948 23 ft. Richardson. Electric tor. brakes. carpeting floor.

$1.195. 1941. ft. Superior. Electric brakes, gas cook stove $1150.

1947. 26 ft. Tandem Roycraft. new electric refrigerator. brakes.

$1295 1949 30 Duo. Shower. lavatory. hot water heater. Aluminum exterior.

very clean, $2495. Any of the above Trailers can be ed on terms. KISTLER TRAILER SALES Junct. 51 48. 121 N.

Edge Decatur 2-2404 HOUSE TRAILERS Hi Neighbor: You Should See the New 1952 Zimmer Deluxe House Trailer. Beautifully designed living room with Chinese Deluxe furnishings. Sultan lounge. (2) T.V. chairs end tables, coffee table.

shadow box. Many other ultra modern conveniences A $10.000 modern home for less than half this amount. We have good used Trailers, priced right. MIDWEST TRAILER SALES 1017 N. Water St.

5493: 5494; 3-6160 House Trailer BARGAIN 1951 34 ft. Supreme, all modern. Island beds, shower stall, bunk bed. Deluxe refriserator twin sink. large davenport, Coleman neater.

This is a 1951 trailer we're offering at a good discount. Originally priced $4895. Now $3995. This is rea buy for someone We also have many 1952 all metal. tionally known makes of house trailers.

Many floor plans to choose from. Terms to suit your convenience. We have 3 good used trailers left that we can offer at a good price. Barding Trailer Sales RI 48 AT JASPER DECATUR. ILL.

Used Car SALE $617 BELOW O.P.S. CEILING PRICE 1948 PACKARD Super 4 door sedan. Original owner. Mechanically perfect. New seat covers.

New tires. Beautiful black finish. 995 EVERY CAR PRICED BELOW O.P.S. CEILING 1948 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan $1095 1949 Chevrolet 4 door sedan $1375 1950 Chevrolet 2 door sedan $1475 1949 Oldsmobile "76' club sedan $1495 1950 Ford Custom 4 door sedan $1495 1949 Pontiac Chieftain sedan $1575 1949 Oldsmobile club sedan $1595 1950 Mercury club coupe $1595 1949 Oldsmobile 4 door sedan $1592 1901 Plymouth Cranbrook sedan $1695 Also Several models at Sacrifice Prices Long Trades Convenient Terms 78 Weeks to pay COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO. Years Your Oldsmobile Dealer" 340-360 N.

Broadway Phone 5423 Automotive BONUS PRICES PAID for clean 1940 and 1941 Fords and Chevrolets. Hinton Motor Sales. 102 S. Broadway, 3-2760. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE! Get good price tor your used car.

See Evans Oil 502 E. Prairie. HERCULFS MOTOR PARTS: Federal and Diamond parts and service. Glatz Truck Service, 1304 E. Eldorado.

HOUSE TRADER: 1947 Travelite, 27. Westpnal, Radio Lower Addition, 1st he se northeast of church. HOUSE TRAILER: 1950 Elcar, 28 ft. Modern Clean. 3-6744.

JEEPS Stevenson wanted. Garage See 3460. William. you prolle 2-5051. Lincoln TRADE-INS LIKE NEW MERCURYS THAT HAVE BEEN TRADED FOR NEW 1951 LINCOLNS 1951 MERCURY 6 passenger club coupe locally owned car tha' will show only the best of care.

8000 actual miles. Radio, hester, overdrive. Drive it today. $2250 1951 MERCURY Sport sedan. other bargain that cannot be passer.

Low mileage, ivory colored 4-door with radio, heatel a overdrive, new tires, and seat covers. $2195 1981 MERCURY 2-door. Very low price. $1995 ANOTHER BARGAIN AT OUR LOSS drive this car therefore we wul absorh the depreciation. 1951 MERCURY convertible.

8.000 miles. Nolen Motor Inc. YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 241 W. Wood Phone 5179 MONEY SPENT IN TRADING for some used cars is actually worse than keeping your own car. Unless the car you buy is backed up bu at easily understood guarantee from the business firm from whom you bur, you can end up the loser, easier thar you think.

EVERY CAR we sell, regardless of price, carries our standard guarantee. Buy here and be safe. Save your pennies at, TENNEY'S (Since 1902) Open nights and Sundays. Plenty parking space 137 Broadway Dial 2-2769 NASH SELECT USED CARS 1950 Nash Ambassador Custom dan. Overdrive and radio.

Low $1595 Nash 'Statesman sedan. Overdrive. $1395 1949 Mercury sedan. Radio, overdrive. Like new.

$1495 1949 Nash "600" sedan. Very clean. $1195 1918 Nash sedan. Very low mileage Nash Ambassador sedan. Overdrive, radio.

$1490 194. Nash sedan. 845 1946 Ford cub coupe. Clean. 695 Nash Ambassador sedan.

475 18 MONTHS TO PAY BOPP MOTORS PH. 5253 240 W. WOOD PACKARD Trade Ins 1951 PACKARD "200" Deluxe sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive, 4.000 actual miles. Cannot be told from new.

Available at dous saviugs. 1950 BUICK Special, low mileage, radio, heater, seat covers, clean as a pin throughout $1795 1950 MERCURY Club coupe, low mileage. very clean inside and out. light grey finish, looks like new $1795 1950 PACKARD 4-door sedan, radio, heater, overdrive, seat covers, sun-shield. 19,000 actual miles $1895 1949 HUDSON Commodore 6 Club coupe, radio, heater, overdrive, seat covers, 27,000 miles $1395 1949 DE SOTO sedan, 2nd series.

low milcage. overdrive. clean as 8 pin bargain priced at $1595 1949 MERCURY Club coupe, radio, heater. electric windows. Barga'n priced at $1295 1949 PACKARD Deluxe Club sedan, radio heater, seat covers.

A 1- owner car in top-notch condition $1595 FORD Super Deluxe 4-door, maroon finish, whitewall tires, heater, other extras. A slick little car at a bargain price 895 1941 PACKARD 6 sedan, unusually clean for its age. Good paint, heater 415 18 Months to Pay Kilborn's 'WE FINANCE OUR 131 1 N. CHURCH PHONE 5105 SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET A BUY! balance our stock we are going to sacrifice three fine cars that have been here 8 little too long. Make us an offer.

1948 CHRYSLER New sedan, beautiful two -tone green finish and interior A low mileage car from local attorney's whe who gave it the finest care possible. Here too long, and we want to changes faces. What's it worth? CHRYSLER New Yorker sedan, origina gray finish, good car thoroughly reconditioned recently for loan to factory official. What's this one worth? CHRYSLER Windsor sedan, a lustrous dark green, low mileage. We sold it new an.

have a full service history. We know wi.pt it's worth but you can have it for a lot less, because we have two others. DON'T DELAY. AS THESE CARS WILL BE WHOLESALED IP NOT SOLD BY JANUARY 20. W.

C. Starr, Inc. Chrysler-Plymouth N. Main at William "Decatur's Oldest Dealership" Automotive 11 KEEP YOUR CAR in ROod condition. Replace worncut parts immediately.

Merry Motors Supply, 350 E. Prairie. SEMI-TRAILER, 30 ft. tandem Trailmobile. WA 22, White tractor, nearly new.

150A motor, air FW. tanks. Will sell separate or together. Also K-7 International tractor vacuum, wheel. tanks.

Will finance. Phone 8-1897 Decatur. SNOW TIME TO STALL! Replace worn auto parts for less money at Decatur Auto Wrecking, 1515 N. 22nd. Ph.

3-7721. Monticello on 47. STUDEBAKER Where You Can Buy With Confidence 1950 Studebaker Champion 4-door. climatizer. radio, overdrive.

low m' $1445 1950 Studebaker Champion 2-door. Overdrive, climatizer, radio, extra clean. $1425 1948 Studebaker Land Cruiser. Overdr ve. radio.

climatizer. new tires. 1 cwner $1295 1948 Buick convertible. loads of equipment $1260 1949 Chevrolet Styleline 2-door. heater.

radio $1195 1949 Hudson 6. heater. radio. nice $1145 1947 Buck, Super 4-door. Heater, ranio.

995 1947 DeSoto passenger coupe. Heater. radio. Nice $895 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-door. Climatizer.

radio $875 1947 Chevrolet Styleline 2-door. Radin, heater. Nice condition 875 1946 Pontiac 6 4-door. radio, heater nice condition 795 1940 Oldsmobile "76" 4 door $275 TRUCKS 1949 Studebaker pickup. 10,372 actual miles.

Like new in every respect 995 1941 Dodge cab and chassis, L.W.B 395 H.G. WONDERLIN CO. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 360 E. Main Phone 3-3625 TIRE SALE still going on: Passenger. truck and tractor tires, at Bill Montgomery's new location, northwest corner of Prairie Jackson Sts.

Phone 5309. TRUCKS: I.H.C. K-5. 1948. reconditioned: Ford 1938 pickup truck.

Paul S. Phillips, Clinton, Ill. Phone 240. SPECIAL Clean Out of Our Used Cars For 1952 Showing Hudsor Super 2-door. Radio, heater, overdrive.

1950 Ford tudor. Radio, heater. 194 Hudson sedan. Radio, heater overdrive. 194' Hudson sedan, radio.

heater. Studebaker Champion sedan. Radio, heater. 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club coupe. Radio, heater 1945 Chevrolet Town sedan.

Nash 4-door. Radio, heater, overdrive. 1946 Packard Clipper sedan. Overhauled. About 15 Others To Choose From New 1952 Hudson Now On Display In Our Salesroom Landers Co.

HUDSON DEALER 750 E. Prairie 3-8741 STUDEBAKER, almost new ton pickup. Overdrive. heater. W.

M. Lares, north Monticello on 47. WANT A BETTER CAR FOR WINTER? TAKE A LOOK AT THESE CHOICE BUYS Plymouth Cranbrook 4-door Willys Station Wagon DeSoto Custom 4-door Studebaker Champion 4-door Plymouth Special 4-door Plymouth Special club coupe DeSoto Custom 4-door Dodge Custom club coupe Plymouth Special 2-door P. HAZELRIGG Authorized DeSoto-Plymouth Sales Service Phone 3-3479 435-49 E. WANTED CLEAN USED CARS TOP CASH PAID K.

Used Cars 750 E. PRAIRIE 3-7881 WILL give high price for junk cars for scrap. 3-9447. WILSON 1951 Nash Statesman Super 4 door with overdrive. $1595.

1950 Ford Custom Club coupe, radio and heater. $1395. 1947 Ford super deluxe. Tudor. Radio and heater.

$795. FORD DEALER PH. 34 SHELBYVILLE 5 TIRES and wheels. battery, radio, and heater off 1939 De Soto. Cheap.

3-3721. 1949 Willys Station wagon. Clean. Heater, overdrive 1948 Willys Station wagon. Radio, heater, overdrive.

1950 Hudson 2-door. Ford coupe Pl: mouth, 2-door. Clean. $350. 1941 Ford.

super deluxe tudor. $350. STEVENSON GARAGE 3460 William Phone 2-5051 Motorcycles--Bicycles 15 MOTORCYCLE, DKW. 1939, good running Business Service 18 A Apex and Maytag. Cotton's Washer Shop.

1381 Oakland. 2-4722. ABC. Apex Automatic. Maytag, or any make washer repaired.

Wringer rolls and parts for all makes. George's Washer Service, 144 S. State. 2-7905. ANCHOR precast concrete, safety steps installed promptly all winter.

3-0423. BASEMANI digzing under houses. Road gravel, $1.65 yd. 8-1420. BASEMENT DIGGING.

sewer. crane work Black dirt. Rechkemmer, 82R4 Niantic. BLOCK concrete and stucco foundations, driveways, walks. basement floors.

The best work for less money. 3-6419. BLOCK LAYING. Concrete work. brick water-proofing.

Chimney. 3-7056. CABINETS. custom made and general tracting. Mochel Cabinet Shop, 447 Stuart Ave.

2-5251. CARPETS. upholstery. walls, windows. floors, Home Cleaning Service.

Phone 9882 CARS AND TRUCKS for rent: Call 2-8551 to see how economical it is. Hertz-DriveYourself 126 N. Franklin. CEMENT WORK: Any kind. Remodeling, block laying.

Free estimates. 8-3083. CESSPOOL and septic tank cleaning. Experienced. Prompt service.

3-7904 3-1528. CESS POOLS and septic tank cleaning. alSO installation. Dunn Coal 724 N. Mercer Phone 4444.

CINDER and gravel hauling. Call Loren Lanter. 3-2479. ELECTRIC SHAVERS: Irons, toasters, Mixmasters. ail small appliances expertly repaired.

Guaranteed. Lock and key work. 311 N. State St. Phone 9771.

FLOOR SANDING and finishing Interior painting. Free estimate. Phone 9866. Business Service 18 CLEANINGS, Resetting. Re pairing.

makes. Barry's, 3-4312. FURNACE cleaning, repairing. Also new furnace. 24-hour service.

2-4036. FURNACE REPAIRING. resetting. Parts. Converters.

Loughnane, 2-4187 2-1502. GARAGES BUILT: Concrete floor, overheed door, windows. Call for details. 2-1368. HAULING trash.

Clean-up jobs, etc. Cinders Fred Rohman, 148 E. Ruth. 9819. HAULING, anytime, any place.

ton truck. Phone 8-2536. INCOME TAX SERVICE: Harold F. Paine, 158 E. Main, Phone 2-7298.

INCOME TAX returns prepared. Government experience Earl Myers, 1455 W. Main, 2-1849. INCOME TAX. returns prepared at 1036 N.

Water. Hours: 8 a. m. until 9 p. In.

daily -except Sunday Nolan Accounting Service. KEYS MADE for every type lock, car. house, etc. For expert service see Botts, 554 N. Water.

KEYS MADE. LOCKSMITH. Schuerman Key Shop, 359 N. East Ave. 3-2311: 8-1014.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened and adjusted. 3-5612. 920 W. Waggoner. LIGHT, hauling.

Pickup, delivery service. Cargo insurance. 3-8995. PAINTING and paperbanging. Free estiWork guaranteed.

Morgan. 2-5339. PAINTING. Carpentry, siding, roofing, repairing. 3-7396.

PAINTING cleaning. paperhanging. wall washing. stea.ning, reasonable. Beall 4527.

PAFER REMOVING by steam. Insured. Free estimates. Wright, 2-5255. PAPERHANGING.

Free estimate. No waiting. Jack Mendenall, 7600. PAPERHANGING, cleaning. painting.

Work guaranteed. Hudsen, 2-7820. PAPERHANGING: Paper cleaning. Painting. Work guaranteed.

3-4370: 2-6808. PLASTERING: All kinds. Immedtate service tree estimaie. Guaranteed. 8-2083.

LONG'S MOVING: Local. long distance. Reasonable. Experienced help. 2-6183.

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING. AII makes. Expert service. P.A.Corrington, 1318 N. College.

7074. TIP-TOP Cleaners for tip top cleaning of garments and drapes. Agent, 758 N. Water. A-1 WASHER SERVICE: White wringer rolls and parts.

Rusk Morrow. 535 N. Water. 3-8445. AUTHORIZED SERVICE on Reo and Excello mowers during Jan.

and Feb. at discount. Pippin Fix-It Shop. 7427. DON'T GET MAD When your washing machine doesn't work, just call for an experienced serviceman from Block Fast service, free appraisal and experienced work.

Call 4391 today Block Kuhl. ELECTRIC motor repair. Expert service. All w.rk guaranteed. Phone 3-7458.

FOR RENT: Floor sanders, disc, belt and oscillating: edgers: floor polishers. Decatur Paint Varnish 160 E. North. 5291. GENERAL home repair, for prices fair.

Call Van 3-6027. 6 EXPERT servicemen to serve you at Clark's. All the more reasor to buy your applences et Clark's to make sure you can get gora service on your purchase if need it in the years to come. Phone 3-7744 for prompt courteous service 00 any make appliance. 248-50 N.

Park. Help Wanted -Male. Female 32 ACCOUNTANT-accounting clerk. Young man or woman for staff position with Decatur firm. Work will consist of invoice checking, as well as Invoice preparations: some cash receipts record handling: and other related office routine Colleze or business college graduate.

Reply by letter giving record of education and experience. Box 351. Herald-Review. BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted: Hallford Beauty Salon. 1313.

BEAUTY operator wanted. Experienced. Good salary plus commission. No following necessary. Apply Block and Kuhl Beauty Salon.

BOOKKEEPER Wanted: Year around posttion See Mr. Miller in person. Ben Miller's 445 N. Water. BOOKKEEPER: Experienced.

Ability to operate Burroughs bookkeeping machine helpfu! but wot cecessary. Good starting pa Free health and accident insurance. Paid vacations. Write P. O.

Box 821 for interview. BUS GIRL: Greider's Mezzanine Room. 259 Main. CASHIER wanted. Avon Theatre, 426 N.

Water St. DRIVERS and warehouse men for wholesale grocery. 700 E. Cerro Gordo. HAND experienced.

Good pay. House with electricity. T. Ellis. East.

south Lovington. CAR WASHER. Pritts Bros. Shell Service. S.

Main Wood FARM hand, Year round work. Experience necessary. Orthy Koonce. Ph 29-7399. $1845 $1495 $1895 $1295 $1465 $1495 $1565 $1095 995 CO.

Prairie Fry Cook At THE WINERY See Gene Stamper at noon. GRIT MAN, xperienced. Apply, Eastwood Restauran. 221 anc. Phone 4758.

HOUS KEEPER, general housework. Simple cooking. Live-in. Box 376, HeraldReview. HOUSEWORK and ironing.

5 days week. $18.50. Call 3-7243 evenings only. MASSEUSE, experienced. 5 days week.

Also girl to train for reducing massage. Apply in person 1202 N. Main. RECEPTIONIST and secretary for doctor's office. Shorthand experience preferred.

State qualifications, give references Box 352. Herald-Review RECEPTIONIST in Real Estate and Insuran office. State qualifications. paid accordingly Box 374, PRACTICAL nurses. nurse's aides.

No phone calls. 640 W. Main. SALESMAN for automotive parts. One of our men is setting up his own business and we need replacement.

Contact Mr. Gregory at Sangamo Auto Supply, 225 N. Hilton SECRETARY. MUST KNOW SHORTHAND AND TYPING. FULL TIME WORK IN A FINE MEN'S CLOTHING STORE.

SAM LOEB. 125 N. WATER. SERVICE STATION Attendant: Experi- enced in wASh.ing Dougherty's Super Service, 1276 N. Water.

SETUP MAN on turret lathes. drill presses. etc. $1.46 per hour, 10 hours week overtime. Experience necessary.

Decatur Automatic Screw Machine Products Warrensburg, Ill. Ph. 1 3511. SHOE SALESMAN EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NEC. ESSARY.

WE WANT AN AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN WILLING TO WORK AND BECOME A PART OF OUR LION WE'RE WILLING TO TRAIN SUCH A MAN IN THE SHOE BUSINESS. MUST NOT BE SUBJECT TO DRAFT. APPLY IN PERSON MR. FOLRATH. FOLRATH'S, 211 NORTH WATER, STENOGRAPHER, good opportunity, permanent position.

Vacations Vail, Mills Armstrong. Citizens Bldg. Phone 4453. TRUCK DRIVER for local delivery. Good wages.

Steady work for reliable man. Apply between 10 and 12 Sat. morning. Eastern Packing Co. 637 N.

Van Dyke. WAITRESS, experienced. 12 to 8:30 p. m. No Sundays.

Apply in person. Swartz Restaurant, 204 N. 22nd. WAITRESS, experienced, part time. Transportation furnished.

The Coffee Pot. 3-9307. WAITRESS. experienced. Apply after 5 p.

m. to the Winery. 1093 W. Main. WAITRESS experienced, hours 11 a.

m. to 8 m. Scott's Cafe, 313 N. Main. WAITRESSES: full time work in sandwich shop.

Apply 1125 N. Water. EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL man wanted. Must qualify for interview. Must be able to handle men, run jobs, handle own wiring when necessary, be properly qualified to service oil burners, gas burners and stokers.

State age, experience and family status. Chosen man will receive guaranteed salary. All replies confidential. Write to Box 393, Herald-Review. HELP WANTED: Good wages.

Apply in person. Snappy Service, 136 E. Wood..