Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 9

Thursday, March 9, 1933. page DECATUR HERALD I II I i I II -p I Scores of Families Are Preparing to Move Will They Know, of Your Vacant Houses? I I I I. i I I I 1 i II I I ROOMS AND BOARD MERCHANDISE TOWN BRIEFS DECATUR HERALD DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INO. MORNING AND SUNDAY.

Entered Decatur. as. 2nd Class Matter. TOWNSHIP UNION OF PHILATHEA CLASSES HAS MEET IN BEMENT Bement The Union Philathea, which includes all Philathea classes of Bement township, held its an ROOMS WANTED IN EVERY PART OF THE CITY 1 If you have discontinued your "rooms for rent" advertising, better begin your ad at once. Those who are advertising report more results than usual, and as days pass, the demand is expected to increase by leaps and bounds.

Take advantage of circumstances, be in the market when the big boom for 1933 breaks List Vacant Property in Classified! CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Dial 5151 Say: "Classified" jijasfmenf fo Cianges Seen as Farm Trend i (Continued from Page 8) farm population, during the nn-farm population not only gained numerically but became a larger proportion of the total population. In 1930, the non-farm or agricultural village population had increased to 23,600,000 as against 20,000,000 ten years previous. In the same period the farm population declined 31,300,000 to Farmers Able to Cut Corn Acreage Urbar.a Regardless of any price raising and acreage reduction measures which may finally be adopted, there is already a way for Illinois farmers to cut their average corn acreage 867,557 acres or i almost ten per and be ahead mors than 45 million dollars over what they otherwise would be on the smaller acreage, according to George H. Dungan, associate chief in crop production at the College of Agriculture. That way is through careful culling and selecting to eliminate dis-seases and disease suspnctibility in the 1,012,155 bushels of seed ears they would need to plant the reduced acreage, he said.

"Incidentally, few people realize EMPLOYMENT Rooms Without Board KING. 521 Large front rocm. adioinlni bath. Private entrance. Garage.

2-6657. MACON. 369 Comfortable room. Prl. vate modern home.

Board optional. Garage. 2-3303. MAIN. 631 Attractive front room.

Pri. vate home. Garage. $2.50 week. 9546.

WILLIAM. 647 Desirable front room. Modern private home. Garage if needed CLOSE IN Attractive, high class. Citj heat.

Hot water. Real unable. Garage. 2-3144. Housekeeping Rooms C9 COLLEGE 1615 3 rooms, heated.

X'n. furnished $3 week. References. EDWARD, 858 Three unfurnished Lights, water, gas. bath, phone, garden.

8444. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments for Rent 74 MACON. 535 Five room unfurnished apartment, heat, refrigeration, garage. 4285: 2-6224. MAIN.

942 Efficiency Ant. All built-in features. Furnished, unfurnished. 8465. MAIN.

i 724 East side new modern brick duplex. Refrigeration. Garage. Adults. NORTH.

1085 4-room. hot water, steam heat. W. L. Klausmeler 2-3528.

PACKARD 118 Five-room modern apartment. Heated. Garage. Phone 2- 1386 WOOD. 731 Five room modern.

Private entrance. Garage. M. L. Moyer.

2-0977. CLOSE IN West side. Desirable 3 rooms, front ground floor. Heat nd water furnished. $20.

2-4289. DUPLEX Close in. Second floor, separate, entrance. City heat. Montgomery.

2-3087. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD Four room modern. Private entrance and bath. Garage. Reasonable.

2-1638. MODERN Furnished or unfurnished. Frizidalre. city heat. $18 to $30.

Call Put s. 2-A424 Furnished Apartments 74A LINCOLN. 916 Five-room furnished apartment. Heat, water, garage furnished. 2-3021 MACON.

750 Clean, attractive, convenient first floor Electric refrigeration. Garage. Reasonable. CARLTON. 552 Wl WILLIAM Attractive front efficiency with sunroom.

Refrigerator. Garage. 2-3175. NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS Overstuffed furniture, private baths, well heated. $3.50.

$5 neek. 571 West Ncrth. 345 West Main. WATER. N.

1. 2. 3 rooms with kitchenette. Furnished, unfurnished 1-5680. 2-633S.

Farm Land for Rent 76 250 ACRES Near Windsor. Illinois. Improved. For grain rent. Box 534.

Herald-Review, Houses for Rent 77 CURTIS EAST. 11304 rooms. $10: also 5-room modern. 43u- Garfield. S20.

E. F. Drobisch. 116 Merchant, Phone 2-2347. CUSHING, 761 Nicely located 5-room DECATUR.

1252 Five room modern house, garage. Call 2-1303 or 7591. DECATUR. 1355 Whitmer. 1473.

Five rocm modern houses: garages. 4059 DECATUR. 1726 5 rooms and garage, $10.00 per month. Phone 2-2108. EDWARD.

340 Six room brick. 350 N. Edward. 5 room lower apartment. 2-4131.

FAIRVIEW. 425 Six-room, modern. Clean, attractive. Garage. Montgomery.

2-3087. GILES. 1969 Five-rocm $25 -Others three-six rooms Latham. 2-1430. JOHNS.

19655 rooms modern. Phone 5395. LINCOLN. 2121 Modern bungalow $15. Other 4 and 5-room part modern J.

L. Walden. 146 E. Main 2-2162 LINDEN PLACE. 204 5-rocm bungalow.

M. LeRoy Moyer. Dial 2-0977. MAIN. 1552 Seven-room modern house.

Garden space. Reasonable. 2-2072. MAIN. 1440 Six-room, fresh painted, decorated.

Triple garage. Montgomery. 2-3087. M'CLELLAND. 423 6-room thoroughly modern house.

Near university. 4773. OAK CREST. 336 Charming, roomy bungalow. Excellent condition Garage.

725L. OAKLAND. 10577 rooms modern. Twe car garace. Phone 5395.

PRAIRIE. 21606 rooms modern. Two car garage. Phone 5395. SAWYER.

340 Attractive bungalow. cellent condition. Reasonable. Inquire Dial 2-2319. WOOD, 1027 Five room modern.

Dou- garage. Block Johns school, bill 18T5I 328 Nice 5-room modern bungalow. Garage. $20 to good housekeeper. 2-3553.

9034. CAIfILL has houses in all parts of the cuy. Phone 2-0097. 2-5825. FOUR AND FIVE ROOM Modern and part modern homes.

Good locations. Also suburban. Burtschi Co. 2-0159. HOMES All parts of city fcr sale on easy terms or for rent $10 to $25 month.

J. C. Lyons. 158 E. Main.

2-7298. 2-6409 HOUSES 4. 5. 6 rooms. Modern.

Excellent condition. W. L. Klausmeier. 2-3528.

SIX ROOM HOUSE All modern. Garage. $14. John Rav. 335 N.

Jasper. 7490 Filrnished Houses forRent 77A CHURCH. N. Comfortably furnished or unfurnished 4 rooms Heat furnished. Garage.

Reasonable. 2-6318. WEST SIDE 5-room modern, nicely furnished bungalow. Garage. Reasonable.

Adults. Brx 533. Herald-Review. Suburban for Rent 80 FOUR ACRES 5-room house. Garage.

Chicken shed. South side lake. 2-1734. ABOUT 8 ACRES Modern improvements. 724 Gushard Bldg.

2-2464 2-4750. Wanted To Rent SIB 3 OR 4 RoomiousR or Apt. Hot water heat and kitchen furnished. Preferably in duplex. Rent must be low.

Box a30 Ve-p1rf-Peviev. KtiAL' ESTATE OR SALE Farms for Sale S3 UNIMPROVED FARMS Have many small tracts that have been used as homes in the past but with buildings that requires remodeling. Some of these places should appeal to carpenters, as thev offer opportunity to make money, as soon as placed In condition to use. Guy 8. Little, Farm Supervisor.

Sullivan Jl Houses for Sale 84 CLEVELAND. 1776 Six room modern house $2700. Hugh Baker. 2-3159. MAFFTT.

751 Sale or trade, seven room all modern home, large lot. owner. 6062 Suburban for Sale 87 THREE ACRES VA miles southwest. Good 5-room house, barn. chicken-house, brooder house.

50 fine shade trees. A beautiful home, new hardwood floors, electric lights, price $3,200. Terms $500 down. E. F.

Drobtsch, 116 Merchant St. Phone 2-2047. 16 ACRES Improved. 5-room bungalow. Bath.

2 wells, cistern. Barn. Fruit. mile east Nelson Park bridge. Country Club road Henry Derlgo.

CLOSE IN Nine acres. Improved, on gcod gravel road. Electricity available. Take some Building Loan stock. 2-2544.

WILLIAM ST. ROAD 5-room part modern bungalow, large lot. garage. $1,350. $250 cash.

Call CC64. Real Estate Exchanges SS TRADE 1932 Essex Terraplane and some cash for property or suburban. Decatur Must be clear. Box 535 Herald-Review. TWO ACRES 6-rodm house, exchange for small house.

Josiah Ray. Route 8 FIVE ROOMS Cellar, lights. 3 lots, fruit, shade. On Route 48 for unlmprOTed land. Owner 520 W.

Eldorado. Building Materials 53 MULEIIIDE ROLL ROOFING 75 lb. and 85 ib. slate 35 lb. and 55 lb.

smooth Hunter-Pogue Lumber 4487. ROOFING Johns-Manvllle roll or shingle roofing for your home on payment plan. Builders Lumber 732 N. Monroe. Z-HliS.

Typewriters and Supplies 54A TYPEWRITERS We rent and sell all makes. Special prices to students. Agents ior L. c. smitn.

Linxwciiers. 259 s. Park. 4451. TYPEWRITERS Standards portables, on payments.

Rentals, all makes, student rates. Supplies, repairs, all machines. Remington 415 North Main. 2-7591 Coal Wood 56 CALL 6227 Economy furnace egg. $3 50.

Economy big lump. $3.75. Economy Coal 1875 Water. LUMP Livingston Hlllsboro $3.75. 6x3 egg.

$3.50: screenings. $2.50 2-6508. Coal Haulers 56A BIG LUMP Coal. $3.75. Best CEg $3.25.

screenings. $2.50. Call Tliton. 4731. COBS For sale.

$1 load. Coal any kind. Dial 8054. Good Things to Eat 57 CHICKENS Alive, dressed Cider. 35c.

Sorghum. 59c. Potatoes. 89c Apples. 99c.

Clover, alfalfa hay. 60c: straw 30c. Chap's. EGGS 2 dozen 25c. Milk 5c qt.

Cheese salad sandwiches, toasted or plain. Brush College Inn. Potts Bros, 4010. WHIPPING CREAM 10c for i pint. Milk 6V2C quart.

Always open. Chap's. Where to Eat 57A EAST PRAIRIE CAFE Home cooked dinner: 3 side dishes, coffee. 25c. 335 E.

Prairie ENSOR'S CAFE Meals 25c. 35c-. Chicken dinner Sunday 40c. 157 S. Water.

Household Goods 59 BEDROOM Complete with everything brand new. Walnut 3-piece suite, bed. chest and vanity. Inner-spring mattress. Simmons spring, bench, picture, pillows and Chenille rug.

A bargain. This $115 outfit for $57.50. Wolfe's. 246 E. North.

DINING ROOM SUITE Like new, 8 piece, walnut for unpaid balance. $100 suite fcr $49.50. Wolfe's Ex. Dep t. 248 E.

North. LIVING ROOM SUITE New factory sample. A real bargain this $G5 suite only $29.50. Wolfe's. 246 E.

North. MATTRESS New 45 lb. cotton. $6 value. $2 95.

Wolfe's. 246 E. North. AUCTION SALE Thursday. Mar.

9. 210 W. Wood. Three complete bed room suites; 3 parlor suites: 4 library tables: 4 dressers: 4 beds: 10 rockers: breakfast set: writing desk: 2 dining tables: 3 floor lamps; 3 rugs All kinds household goods. Decatur Auction Company.

AXMINSTER 9x12. new $25 rug. $14.75. Wolfe's. 246 E.

North. BARGAIN SPECIALS While they last. A new solid cak high chair. $1. A medicine cabinet $1.

Fcot stools $1. Ironing board 69c. Table lamp. 3 candle style. SI.

Mirror $1. Bridge lamp $1.50 complete. Wolfe s. 246 E. North.

BIG SAVING On outfits as we must reduce our stock quickly Pie or salad plates two for 5c. Large dishes only 10c. Oak davenette S6.00 Dining tables like new $3 50. Globe Furniture Store. 841 N.

Water. M. A. Peabody. Proprietor COMPLETE HOME OUTFIT 4-rooms with everything ycu need in brand new latest style-furniture.

A Jacquard velour living room suite. 9x12 Axminster rug. end table, occasional table, pull-up chair, floor lamp, table lamp, walnut bedroom suite, a bed. chest and vanity with spring and mattress. 8-piece walnut dm- inir rftnm nite.

Tl2 velvet TUg. 5-PieCe breakfast set and ccngoleum rug. All for only $160. WOlte s. 246 K.

norm. COMPLETE Living room. Everything you need. Brand new jacquard velour suite. 9x12 Axminster rug.

ena xaoie. occa-, sional table bridge lamp, table lamp. emnlra n-llrTIT a mifTlir A Teal bar gain. 'This $120 outfit for $59.50 and $1.50 weekly pays for it. Wolfe's, 246 E.

Ncrth. COMMUNITY AUCTION Thursday. March 9. 1 p. m.

210 W. Wrcod. gocds of all kinds: stoves, tables, chairs, rockers, beds, dressers, rugs, kitchen equipment. Bring In anything you wish disposed of. Sold on commission.

Phone 2-4501 or 7489. Decatur Auction I. Glosser. Mer. COOK STOVE Oil stove, sweeper, refrigerator, gas stove, other articles.

1020 N. summit. FURNITURE! Antique living room suite. Refrigerator, chest drawers, chairs, tables, etc. 9234 LOOKING FOR BARGAINS? See Byrne's Furniture.

We buy anything, sell every thing. 865 N. water PARLOR SUITE 3 pieces. Makes full size bed when open. Bargain for unpaid balance.

$12.50. Wolfe's Ex. 248 E. North RANGE ELECTRIC Hot Point automatic. Verv reasonable for quick sale.

Dial 2-4294. UNPID BALANCE S19.50. buys a 3-plrce walnut finish bedroom suite, bed. chest nnd dresser. Wolfe's Ex.

248 E. North. UNREDEEMED STORAGE GOODS Hoover vacuum cleaner: 8-piece dining room suite, cedar chest, Windsor rockers. 9x 12 rugs; enameled eas ranee with oven control: 6 hole cock stove. Gebhart- Meriaun l-urn.

jd c. VFLOUR Overstuffed living rocm suite. line new. ior unuaiu Wolfe's Dept. 248 E.

North Musical Merchandise 62 PIANO A small size grand piano for sale for balance due. Emerson Piano House. 4437. Radio and Accessories 62A A DEPENDABLE and recognized radio serv ice department. Low repair ccsis ana iree tube and set testing.

Dennis Hardware. 5113. PHILCO Superheterodyne. Compact model equipped with high efficiency tubes. Regular $25.00 value, $14.95.

Decatur Music Shop. Seeds Plants Flowers 63 TIMOTHY SEED Purity 99.2. $1.40 bushel. Baled timothy $6 ton. Frank Graf, two miles south Elwln.

GARDEN SEEDS Bulk and package Absolutely new stock. Crawford, 236 Cerro Gordo. WE SELL Condon's "Seeds that grow." Wholesale and retail. Dennis Hardware. 5113.

Specials at the' Stores 64 KRESGE DOLLAR STORE New spring styles infant's knitted sacks and shoulderettes. Pullover and ribbon-tie fronts. 50c. riRnATTTR'S rhopt style center. Men.

women of discriminating taste find what they want at Folrath Foiram. NEU.MODE 39c SPECIAL Men's black Silk sox. 3 pairs Neumooe Hosiery Wanted To Buy CASH NOT SCRIP for old gold. You can't eat your old discarded Jewelry or old gold so bring it to us and get money for it right now. Rosenberg's.

125 South Water. WALL PAPER 8TEAMER Good US.0d. G. C. Gebhart, 1113 Water.

2-1386. GOLDBLATT 571 N. Water, pays cash for men's slightly used suits, shoes. $5.00 For good used suits. Highest prices for shoes.

Susler's. 212 East Eldorado, 2-1436. WANTED Wardrobe, cash for large, fashioned type. Call 2-4289. old WILL PAY CASH For good used furniture and rugs.

Call 6036. ROOMS AND BOARD Rooms Without Board 68 COLLEGE. 245 Four blocks cut. Furnished room. City heat.

Reasonable. 2-7562. COLLEGE. 553 One modern comfortable- sleeping room. $2 week.

Also sa- rage. EDWARD. 843 Nice light room, private modern some, jiear Data, -t9U. DEATHS MRS. OIXIE JIMISON Mrs.

OIlie Leone Jimison, 53, of 1115 South Silas street, died at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday in St. Mary's hos pital after a six months' illness. She underwent an operation for removal of gallstones Wednesday morning Mrs.

Jimison. was born in Lov-ington in 1879, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Dubrey. She was married to Arthur H.

Jimison in St. Louis, in 1918. She had lived in Decatur for the last 25 years, coming here from Loving- ton. Eesides her husband, Mrs. Jimison leaves three sons by a former marriage: Ward Brosam, Louis Brosam and John Brosam, all of Decatur.

She also leaves three sister. Mrs. Eva Harper of Pana, Mrs. Ida Johnson of Findlay, and Mrs. Daisy Knight of Lovington The body was removed to J.

J. Moran and Sons' funeral home. HAUL INFANT The infantT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, rural route 5, died shortly after birth at 9 a.

m. Wednesday. Besides her parents she leaves five brothers and sisters: Hannah May, Herbert Dale, Bertha Jean, Charles Robert and Donald Eugene; also her' grandparents, Mr. and4Mrs. Charles Hall of Decatur, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Greene cf Freeport. The body was removed to J. J. Moran Sons' funeral home, where a short service will be conducted at 3 p.

m. Thursday. Burial will be in Gra'celand cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSES Eddie Oldham. Decatur Mamie Starts.

Champaign Herman Wempen, Assumption Lesal Legal lunar ea m. warr. Assumption TODAY'S MEETINGS Decatur chapter No. lit. O.

E. S. Trades and Labor assembly. Decatur council No. 577.

K. of O. One to council No. 56. D.

of P. Dpcatur enenmpment No. 37, I. O. O.

F. Starlight council No. 156, D. of P. Cceur de Loon lodce No.

17, K. of P. En Ami lodge No. 593. K.

of P. Women's auxiliary, T. P. A. Hollinser chapter No.

23, R. A. M. DEEDS RECORDED John W. Angel to Kenneth File, part of lot 1.

block 1. V. Barber's resurvey. and lot 17. block 1, Homestead Place: $1.

Mary Brinkmeyer to Olive M. Shade, lot 2 in the resurvey ol the SE. quarter, 7, 16, 3 east: SI. f. Elks Re-Elect Goodwin Decatur lodge B.

P. O. Elks held its annual election of officers Tuesday night. Will Goodwin, who served as exalted ruler last year was re-elected. The new officers will be installed at the first meeting in April, and at that time standing committees for the year will be The full list of officers is as follows Exalted Ruler William Goodwin.

Esteemed Leading Knight A. P. Higgins. Esteemed Loyal Knight C. J.

Patterson. Esteemed Lecturing Knight Fred Bach-man. Tiler K. Price. Secretary H.

J. Heinz. Treasurer Cecil Gregory. Trustee for live years Ernest Natt-kemper. William Goodwin and Ernest Nattkemper were named delegates to attend the national convention at Milwaukee in July.

TO TALK IX MT. ZIOX Members of the Mt. Zion grade school Parent-Teacher association will have their regular meeting Friday night in the Mt. Zion Presbyterian church. Mrs.

Cora B. Ry-man, county superintendent of schools, will speak on "Humane and Character Education." IN ST At PYM OFFICF.RS Pete Barth was installed as new president of the PYM club Tuesday night in ceremonies conducted -in the home of W. S. Bodman, 1422 West Decatur street. Harry Gidle and Wayne Hupp were installed as vice president and secretary.

FILES DIVORCE SLIT Mrs Mabel Keller Wood filed suit for divorce from Grover L. Wood Wednesday in circuit court, alleg'ng desertion. They were married" in l'J-6 and separated in 1930. Mrs. Wood asks for restoration of her maiden name, Mabel Keller.

DISTRIBUTE FOOD ODAY Distribution of -vegetables canned last year by the Family Welfare Association of Decatur will be started Thursday at the Suffern building, Prairie and Main streets. PLAN SPRING FESTIVAL Washington Parent-Teacher association executive committee will meet at 3 p. Friday in the library to discuss plans for a spring festival. SALE POSTPONED St. Paul's Methodist church, northeast circle, has postponed its Thursday cookie 'and doughnut sale.

New Officers Elected by Hickory Point 4-H Club New officers were elected at the meeting of the Hickory Point 4-H club Tuesday night in the home of H. A. Peverly near Decatur. They follow: President Ezra Friend. Vice president Jacob Hair.es.

Secretary Robert Bear. Treasurer Holman Woodward. Recreation leaders Melvln Lehn and Howard Parrish. Reporter Francis Brett. Forest A.

Fisher, Macon farm' advisor, gave talk. H. A. Peverly is club leader. City Briefs The Associated Press Is exclusively en titled to all new not otherwise credited.

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Any reader experiencinK a dishone? adverliser In rea nested to report the facts. ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors COURTEOUS. EFFICIENT Service In your hour of ereatest need. Dawson and Wikoff. No ei-tra charge ior use cf chape! Telephone 1421.

Funerals. Central Illinois IB DUNN. RICHAP.D. Illionolis Died at home of sister. Emma Moore.

340 West Eldcrado. Decatur, Wednesday at 1:45 P. m. Funeral arranttements Incomplete pending arrival ol relatives. GUYUMUS.

JOHN. Greenup Died Tuesday. Services Thursday afternoon in home. Burial In Greenup cemetery. LARSON.

CHARLES. Pawnee Died Monday. Arrangements Incomplete. LOWERY W. W.

DJed March 6, Paris. Mo. Body taken to home of his daughter. s. Walter Sanders.

LovinBton. 111. Services 2:00 p.m. Thursd.iy. Methodist church in Hammond.

Burial In Bement cemetery. PENDLEY. ROBERT. Funkhouser Died Tuesdav. Services Thursday afternoon in the Methodist church In Funkhouser.

in Funkhouser cemetery. RHODES. MISS ANNA. Effingham Died Tuesday. Arranaements incomplete.

SHARP. JESSE. Sharpsburit Died Tuesday. Service 1 p.m. Thursday in the Sharpsburg Methodist church.

Burial in Grove City cemetery. THOMPSON. LESTER Taylorville Died Tuesday. Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday In Burial In Oak Hill oin'frv.

Card of Thanks BODEN. GEORGE We sincerely thank our friends and for their sympathy and beautiful flowers aiven in our bereavement. Mrs. Gcorse Boden and fnmllv. Cemetery Lots and Monuments" 5 EFFINGHAM MONUMENT Works.

Designers of high grade monuments. Finest work. Reasonable prices. Effingham. Telephone 406.

OURANS CORNER FLORISTS Open Evenings and Sunday Water at North Street Insurance INSURANCE With reliable companies on autOA. burglary, fire, tornado or hail. J. BIdg. Personals 1 HOWE'S CAFE Same location.

Same good eats. 309 N. 22nd. Home cooking. PREVENT HOLDUPS Is there a light on your garage? Dial 4709.

free estimate. Wayne Electric Shop. SPENCER CORSETS Style and surgical. Call Katherine Daly. 1512 N.

Union. 2-5S85. MONTGOMERY 2-3087. Rents houses. Stores, apartments.

Mcdest prices. Ask details. Theatres and Amusements 7A A PARISIAN ROMANCE" Featuring Gilbert Roland and Marlon Shilling, also Phillips Holmes in "Two Kinds of Women." Double feature at the Alhambra theater, through Thursday. CHANDU. THE MAGICIAN" With Edmund Lowe at the Avon theater through Friday.

DANCE TONIGHT Lincoln hall. 128 N. Main. 25c Half, Half. Dever.

YOURS" With Warner Bnxter and Miriam Jordan at the Empress Theater through Thursday. "LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT" With Barbara Stanwyck through Thursday at the Lincoln theater. MORROW'S THEATER Presents Bob Steele In "Near the Trail End." H. B. Warner in "Cross Examination." Com- edyj Suppers and Socials 8 MARCH ft Methodist church.

Argenta. Ill-will serve a 25c supper Menu, chicken pie. mashed potatoes, noodles, gravy, perfection salad, baked beans, pie. rolls and coffee. Serving starts 5:30 p.m.

MAR. 9 25c plate lunch served by Northeast Division of First English Lutheran church, corner N. Main and William. Menu: Chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, vegetables, pie. coffee, rolls.

Serving 11 to 1:30. Strayed Lost Foni.d 10 BULL TERRIER Tan. Lost Finder call 6552. DOG Lost or strayed. Female fox terrier.

White with right black ear. Call 6359. Reward. PURSE; Lost. Ladies' brewn leather envelop, contained bill fold about $75.

card case. Wabash pass. Eastern Star receipt. Cairo. White Shrine Moberly.

3 mcnths savings. Out of funds. Liberal reward for return. No questions asked. R.

C. Teter. 2276 E. Main. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sals 11 CHEVROLET 4 dorr sedan -only S193.

Cadillac Co. of Decatur. Inc. 540 North Franklin. Phone 2-0722.

nual meeting Wednesday afternoon the Presbyterian church, with the Philathea of the church as hostesses. Reports of secretaries of the dif ferent classes were read, and the annual election was held. Mrs. S. M.

Postlewait was chosen president; Mrs. Laura Byerline, vice- president; and Mrs. A. L. Piggott, secretary-treasurer- After the business meeting a program was presented.

It included vocal duet by Mrs. J. R. Bower and Mrs. W.

R. Camp, readings by Mrs. Harry Hayes, a piano duet by Mrs. C. J.

Tinkham and Mrs. John All-man and a humorous playlet by members of the Bement class. Eighty-five women attended. WHISTLE OF LINCOLN MINE BEING BLOWN HOURLY FOR MINERS Lincoln According to a statement issued Wednesday by W. A.

Brewertcn, co-receiver of the Brew-erton Coal company mines, the whistle of the north mine is being blown hourly to remind the people of Lincoln that the company is ready to issue scrip to any miners that will return to work, and also to call attention to the fact that. the mine has increased the number of employes this year over that of last year. He also says that when the min, ers quit work there was a check for waiting for them in the mine office to pay for the check-off, and that no one called for it; and that at the time work ceased, all payrolls up to the current one had been paid in full. There still seems to be a difference of opinion cn the last two statements made by Mr. Brewerton.

Many of the miners express doubts about ever receiving either pay check-off money from the company. $10,000 ASSESSMENT FOR COLEGROVE BANK AGAINST HALL ESTATE Tavlorville Judge Franklin R. Dove was here Wednesday and the "November term of the Christian county circuit court. The court ruled that the estate ot tne latp Hall is liable for a 000 stock assessment in the affairs of the defunct John B. Colegroye State bank.

Rpceiver Diebv Large stated Wednesday that the 5 per cent, dividend which has been pending since before Christmas, will be paid as the court orders it paid. Large has hopes of collecting enough stockholders' assets to pay depositors between 30 and 50 per cent. ARSON SUSPECT IS FREED IN VANDALIA Vandalia Arthur Daniel, 36, was found not guilty of a charge of ar-nn a inrv in circuit court Tues day night in connection with the burning of the home and grocery stock of his father, John Daniel, here Feb. 15. John Daniel, 71, and Eugene Daniel, SI, another son of St.

Louis, pleaded guilty to charges of burning with intent to defraud, and have made application for probation. Sentence has not been pronounced pending the argument on the motion. Arthur Daniel is a former resident of this place and operated a small grocery in the northwest part of town until Jan. 3, when he moved to St. Louis.

He was implicated in the arson plot by the father, who testified on the witness stand Tubs-day that the fire had been planned by Arthur. The latter testified that his father suggested burning the building to him once before he moved to St. Louis and said he would gi. him $100. He said he told his father that he wouldn't have anything to do with it and that it had never been mentioned them again.

RECEIVER IS NAMED FOR ASSUMPTION BANK Assumption William L. O'Con-nell, of Chicago, has been appointed receiver of the Illinois State bank her which closed its doors a few weeks ago. He will be represented by T. E. Porkney of Springfield, assisted by Miss Nora Molz, of Pana.

MARKETS CATTLE Atwood Edward Parsons sent several head of cattle to Chicago Tuesday. Wednesday he and Alfred Jurgens, local stock buyer, went to Chicago to see th stock placed on market. PRUDENTIAL WOMEN MEET Prudential Woman's club Tuesday met with Mrs. Lee 1264 East Sedgwick street, and played bridge after business. Those present were Mrs.

Harry Harner, Mrs. Will Kitch, Mrs. A. R. Rether-ford, Mrs.

R. J. Aman, Mrs. A. E.

Young, Mrs. J. B. Walton. Mrs L.

Stout Public Sale Dates March 8 Anient a Community Sale. E. A. Spencer. Postponed indefinitely due to moratorium.

March 11 Walrod Bill. Decatur, HL that Illinois farmers have adjusted their corn acreage downward by almost 125 per cent, or about one-eighth in the past 33 years," he S373. Research work by the college has shown that efficiency of yields is increased 11.2 per cent, and quality of the grain improved by careful culling and selecting of seed ears at this time of the year, he points out. "Farmers can't quit producing entirely or their income stops. What they need is something which will enable them to increase their acre returns through still more economical production.

Such a possibility is opened up through seed culling and selection. "Applied to the state's past five year average yield of 35.9 bushels of corn, the 11.2 per cent, improvement would mean 4.02 bushels an acre. Even with corn at 14 cents Ta bushel, this would add 56 cents to the returns from each acre, and at the same time farmers would be reducing their costs per bushel and would get a higher quality product. "With yields of 39.9 bushels an acre, farmers of the state could prow a five year average crop of 323.080,000 bushels on 8,097,243 acres or 867.557 acres less than the five year average acreage. With culled seed adding 56 cents an acre to the total acre returns, the reduced acreage would yield 456 more than it would if planted to ordinary and unselccted seed.

At the rate of one bushel of seed ears for every eight acres, it would take 1,012,155 bushels of seed to plant the reduced acreage." LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS IN CITY ARE "FAIR" Livestock receipts were fair in ie city 'luesday and Wednesday, the local market having opened after news from Chicago that markets there would not be closed. Two carloads were shipped Monday and two more Tuesday by the Macon County Marketing association, and receipts at the Decatur Livestock company were good Wednesday morning. Paying cash for eggs, the Tick Produce company greatly increased receipts Wednesday. Still the Price advanced, and they were bringing nine cents a dozen. DECATURWOMAN'S MOTHER SUCCUMBS Moweaqua Mrs.

J. Gregory, 79. oied Tuesday night in her home a half niile west of Moweaqua as result df a stroke of apoplexy. She had resided in the same home where shu and Mr Gregory began "iiekef ping almost 60 years ago. Mary Snyder, daughter of Michael and Margaret Snyder, was born near Moweaqua Dec.

2. 1853. She a gradjated from Jacksonville "Oman's college and in 1873 was marru-d to Mr. Gregory They were he parents of six chiidren. "all living: Mrs.

Blanche Corrington, Norfolk, Va R. c. Gregory, Chicago; Mrs. Lou Bowersock, Decatur; 'smie. Arthur and Mary Gregory at home.

Ko arrangements have been maae for the funeral. PAINLESS CVTDflnTinni aii.HU HUH nclnili "i rre Block. Per Tooth Teeth Cleaned silver Kiting. CI .50 I Porcelain 5To I I PLATES Guaranteed to Fit $10 tn S.17.5nN and Than. Evenings 'til l.i iTtVT 1 Lr LI I 1 1 AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 PONT1AC COUPE 1928.

New top, new paint, sua. OldsmcDile to. 01 uecaiur. Inc. WHIPPET Sedan.

$45. 1928 Chevrolet coupe, S50. Model A Ford roadster. S5. Small payments.

C. H. Tabor. 253 West Wood. 6162.

CLEAN-UP of used cars. Get our prices. Motor William at Jackson. Phone 5381. J.

G. STARR SON. INC. New cars. Used cars.

Parts ana service. 4u-4ja Prairie. SEVERAL Good used cars at bargain prices. Motor Finance Co. E.

R. Larrabee, 226 E. William. 9571. SPECIAL BARGAINS We have 20 used cars.

All prices and models. We are going to unload. Come in and lock them over. We will trade V. M.

Elmore and Son, 300 E. Main. Phone 9032. WE BUY and sell used cars. Reo-Nash Sales Co.

250 West Wood Phone 2-0763. WHEN IN the market for a better used car with a guarantee that is a guarantee, don't fall to see Ireland-Thornton. De-Soto-Plymouth dealers 200 W. Main. 2-3098.

$25 CASH buys a used Buick or Jewett. Sec them today. Tenney Bulck-Pcntiac dealers. Trucks and Tractors for Sale 12 SEE OUR Fine assortment of used Trucks Reo-Nash Sales Co. 250 West Wood.

Dial 2-0763. SPEED TRUCK One ten. Good condition. Bargain for quick sale. County 897-12.

TRAILER AND TRACTOR FULLY equipped trailer and tractor ready to take the road and do a really good hauling Job. Wilt furnish a job with the risht narties that will cay a big dividend. Will need $700 cash to han dle this contract. FREDE CHEVROLET CO. 300 E.

ELDORADO. PHONE 4408 Automobile Serrice 16 AUTO GLASS SET New glass: pencilled, polished edges. Door lights. $2.00. Decatur Lumber 666 N.

Water. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Towing, battery service. 1933 prices. Jerry Under-good Garage. 175 N.

Jackson. 4009. REPAIR PRICES Greatly reduced. Before having work done see Kraft Garage. 6637 ROCK ISLAND 85 Pyroll Lubricated Gas oline.

gives perfect performance. Eldorado Oil Co. SOMETHING NEW Die-cast metal welded electric welding shep. Rear 225 So. Main.

SPECIAL PRICES On complete piston Job. Ford A $22.50. Chevrolet 1928 $25.00. Chevrolet Six $30.00. Reduced prices on others.

Hamilton 9z Co. 325 N. Jackson. Automobiles Wanted 17 USED CARS Bought, sold and exchanged. Bring them in.

Hedges Used Cars. Inc. 127 W. Wood. Dial 9390 BUSINESS SERVICE Business Serrice 18 CITY GARBAGE AND FUEL Garbage service 50c per month.

Dial 2-6508. ALL DEAD STOCK Removed free. Decatur Rendering Works. Phone 2-2986. NOTICE Dead stock removed free.

Vault and cesspool cleaning. John Knotts. 2-2375. Dressmaking Millinery 21 DRESSES Made to measure, all material furnished. $15.50 and up.

Gertrude Friday. Linn Scruggs Beauty Parlors 21A PERMANENTS A beautiful permanent with ringlet ends $1.95. Guaranteed. Essar Beauty Shoope 6444. BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT com plete.

Gabrielcen Permanent Wave Ma chine, two Shelton Dryers, manicure ta. ble. two chairs, facial chair. All practically new. Sacrifice $275.

Box 536 Her aid-Review. 25c BUYS 50c tube "Mary Peabody" hand cream. "Fresh" deodorant free. 8444. Heating Plumbing Roofing 22 SIMPLEX STOKER Safeguards the health of your family.

221 West Prairie. T519. Laundering 24 WASHINGS Family and bundle. Called for delivered. Reasonable rates.

Guaranteed. Dial 2-4103. WASHINGS Wanted. Reliable. Satlsfac-tion guaranteed.

Call 9939 Moriig Trucking Storage 25 MOVING Local, long distance 7Sc per room in city croucn Transfer. 9293. Painting Papering Decorating 26 PAPERHANGING 8c. Paste free. 18 years' experience Call Booker.

2-7867 or 2-4871. Professional Services 28 DISTINCTIVE Garments made bv nrofes. sional tailors. Also repairing, alterations. cleaning, pressing.

Jordan's. 213 West Main. M. GREENBERG Tailor Shop. General repairing, cleaning and pressing.

Els N. Water. Repairing Refinishing 29 "WATCH and clock repairing. Work guar anteed. Reasonable prices 8281.

1261 kast Decatur. NEW PRICES Spouting and furnace work. c. R. Elrod.

1845 N. Church. Taxi Seryice 30 BLACK AND WHITE CAB CO. 1-4 passengers, 35c. Passenger insured.

9026. KRAFT drivers. 5303. KABS Are Careful 1-4 passengers 25c In district. THE AIM OP THE HERALD-REVIEW is to publish in "Heip Wanted" cations, enly advertisements offering definite employment.

If a case of misrepresentation comes to your attention or you are asked to pay money you are requested to report the fact to the Classified Advertising Department. Help Wanted Female 12 WOMAN About 35 for light work. Smail wages. Or man and wife. Box 537 Herald-Review.

Salesmen and Agents 3: BASEBALL PLAYERS Wanted. State in-, stitution games and ethers. Register for try 'out. 318 N. Main.

MEN Wanted for Rawleigh routes of 800 consumers in West Dewitt county. Reliable hustler can start earning $25 weekly and increase every month. Write immediately. Rawleigh Co. Dept.

IL-OD-T. Freeport. or see Kenneth L. Shaffer. 1177 Wood Decatur.

111. 20 BOYS Age 8-15. Pleasant, spare time work. Write 786 W. Center.

Salesladies 35A WOMEN Two wanted, to canvass. Neat, good personality. References. Commission. $2 per day guaranteed.

Box 538 care Herald-Review. FOUR LOCAL WOMEN Business type to train for office managers. Apply Miss Blakey. 467 W. Main before 6 p.

m. FINANCIAL Money to Loan 40 AUTO LOANS A Decatur company. Low rates, quick service. Central Illinois Investment 222 N. Park 2-0880.

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR HOUSEHOLD FiMAMCE COEPc RALPH F. BEAR Auto financing. 307 Standard Life Bldg. to S. LIVE STOCK Dogs Cats Other Pets 47 BIRDS $3 up.

Cinnamon, Deep Yellow Hartz Mountain singers. Hens. 1368 N. Huron. PUP Male, big head bull, screw tail.

Pedigreed. 4738 or 160 W. Main after 5 p. m. RABIES Vaccination.

$1.00. Dr. A. S. Ncsbitt, veterinarian 421 Central Ave.

2-7220. ROLLERS Green. Singers. $2.00 each. Mated pairs.

Mrs. Jchn Crawford, Blue MoundjIll. Rabbits Furs Supplies 47A NEW ZEALAND WHITES Standard and heavy Chinchillas, also hutches. J. B.

May. 540 Stuart 7428. Horses Cattle Hogs 48 HORSES Pair of light work horses. Cheap mule. East Antioch church.

1st road south. 1st house. MILK GOATS Swiss Saanen from foundation stock costing me $100 to $150 each. Price bred does $20 each. Mrs.

Fred Lawson. Glenwood. la. MULE TEAM Five and 8 sound. Weight 2400.

Price $165.00. Brewery Barn. FOR SALE Three good young heavy team mules, well broke. One team of blockey farm mares, one In foal. One saddle hcrse suitable for all purposes: cheap.

415 Wabash Ave. TWO Good mares. 6 and 8 years old. T. J.

Wildman. Bement. 111. TWO Good work horses. Will sell reasonable.

Excellent workers. James Chune-hlev. Latham. Poultry and Supplies 49 BABY CHIX From money making flocks, blood-tested for B. W.

D. at $6.50 per 100: in 500 lots. $6.00. Dried skim milk. $3.00 cwt.

Condensed buttermilk $1.75 cwt. Ask for seed prices. Turner Seed and Supply. Arthur. 111.

BLOOD-TESTED State accredited chicks. White. Barred Rocks: Reds: Orpingtons White Wyandottes: Rhode Island Whites. $6-100. Taylor Hatchery.

Shelbyville. Illinois. CHICKS State accredited. Blood tested. $6.00 per 100.

Moweaqua Hatchery. Moweaqua. HAYES CHICKS Are hatched each Monday and Thursday. We do not put them in brooders You get them fresh from the incubators. 60.000 each week.

Custom hatching 2c per egg Hayes Hatchery. 405 S. Water. Phone 2-2808. MOULTRIE COUNTY-chlck buyers, save.

See Moultrie County Hatchery. Sullivan, before buying. QUALITY CHICKS 500. $27.50. 1.000.

$50. Satisfaction guaranteed. Biehler's Hatchery. Strasburg. 111.

SPECIAL Tuesday and Wednesday with 100 Mitchell Llv-an-gro chicks. 10 lbs. Wayne Starter free. Get our prices before buying. Mitchell's Market.

250-252 W. Wcod. 2-5827. STARTED CHICKS $7 up. Custom hatching.

Baby Chicks. Farina Hatchery. Farina. 111. STANDARD State accredited chicks give you profitable birds next fall and winter Our selective breeding plan gives highest quality at the safest, lowest price In 10 years of business.

Future orders booked on 3c chick deposit, or buy them now day old or started in our brooders. Safe custom hatching at 2c per ecg. Standard Hatcheries. East Wood and Maffit Sts. TRILLA CHICKS Guaranteed.

Lowest prices. Post's Hatchery. Trllla. Telephone Mattoon. "Countv" 7368.

MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale 51 BLACK DIRT 500 loads. $1 per yard, de-livered anywhere in cifty. 2-0679 NEWSPAPER MATS Strong, heavy cardboard. Waterproof, windnroof. Can be used in place of.

wall 17x21 inches, lo each. Herald-Review Office. Big.