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PAGE SIXTEEN THE DECATUR REVIEW Tuesday, December 14, 1943, Radio Day by Day Radio Program On Soldier Vote STATION FREQUENCIES WSOY-1340 WMAQ-670 WBBM-780 WGN -720 WLS -890 WENR-890 The much discussed soldier vote proposal will receive the approval of Rep. George H. Bender (R-Ohio) today in his talk on the Congress Speaks program, heard on WSOY at 9:30 p. m. Kay Kyser's visit to the Burns home gives Gracie a wonderful idea for Tootsie Sagwell's Christmas present.

How Kyser evades the matrimonial snare may be heard on the Burns and Allen show. WSOY at 8 p. m. Raymond Chandler's new mystery novel about Detective Phillip Marlow's quest of a missing wife. entitled Lady In The Lake." will be presented today by The Mystery Theater.

WMAQ at 8 p. m. Another batch of comic situations involving Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle and his stooge, Art Carney, is cooked up in Columbia's "'The program, WSOY at 10:30 p.m.

Relief comes in the form of music by the lovely Jeri Sullivan. the Bobby Tucker singers and Paul Baron's orchestra. Tuesday Evening 5:00 WSOY Record Session WBBM Clifton Utley--News 5:30 WSOY News Reporter WBBM John Harrington--News 5:40 WSOY Vic. March 5:45 WSOY World Today -CBS 5:55 WSOY Meaning of the News--CBS 6:00 WSOY Wave Program WBBM News WMAQ Fred Waring Orch. WGN Dr.

Preston Bradley WLS Julian Bentley 6:15 WSOY Petite Musicale WBBM Harry James Orch. WGN Telephone Quiz WMAQ John Vandercook -News WLS Lloyd Burlingham 6:30 WSOY Background News WMAQ Joseph Gallicchio's Orch. WBBM American Melody Hour WGN John Holbrook -News WLS Musical Interlude 6:45 WS0Y The Sportsman WMAQ Robert S. John -News WGN Guest Star Theater 7:00 WSOY Treasury Parade WBBM Big Town WMAQ Johnny Presents WGN Confidentially Yours WLS Earle Godwin 7:15 WSOY Tonight on the Telephone WGN Gracie Fields WLS Lum 'n' Abner 7:30 WSOY The Wishing Hour WBBM Judy Canova WMAQ Horace Heidt WGN Night Cap Yarns WIS Duffy's -Joan Davis, Dinah Shore, guests 7:45 WSOY So Story Goes WGN Griff Williams Orch. 8:00 WSOY Burns Allen--CBS WMAQ Mystery Theater WENR Famous Jury Trials WGN Gabriel Heatter -News 8:15 WGN Charles Irving -News 8:30 WSOY Report to The Nation -CBS WMAQ Fibber McGee WBBM Report To The Nation WENR Spotlight Bands--George O1- sen's Orch.

9.00 WSOY Mother and Dad WENR Raymond Gram Swing -News WBBM Romance WGN Don Read's Orch. WMAQ Bob Hope 9:05 WSOY Illinois vs. Detroit, Basketball 9:15 WGN Sanders Boland WENR Cheque Your Music 9:30 WSOY Congress Speaks CBS WMAQ Red Skelton WENR Dance Time WGN Swings the Thing 9 45 WSOY The General's Review -CBS WENR News 10:00 WSOY Invitation to Romance WBBM I Love a Mystery WMAQ Fred Waring Orch. WGN Fulton Lewis. Jr.

-News WENR The Symphonette 10:15 WSOY Joan Brooks-CBS WMAQ News WGN Chicago at Night WBBM Colony Serenade 10.30 WSOY The Colonel-CBS WBBM Eugene Read- News WGN Charles Irving -News WENR Toast to America's Allies WMAQ Salute to Youth 10:45 WBBM Facts for Freedom CHRISTMAS TREES Fresh and Up from Treated Tree Branches for Decoration Potatoes BAG TRIUMPHS $2.79 Pig Feet No Fresh POUND Points 52c ORANGES Juicers Florida DOZEN Sorghum Pure GALLON gallon Country; 89c; $1.75 NUTS New Crop Mixed POUND RAISINS New Seedless POUND 17c BUCKMASTER MARKET 343 W. Grand WGN The World's Front Page WENR News 11:00 WSOY News--CBS WMAQ News WGN News WENR News WBBM News 11:05 WSOY Sonny Dunham WGN Musical Notes 11:15 WMAQ Nelson Olmsted, Stories 11:30 WSOY Jimmy Hilliard WENR Gay Claridge's Orch. WBBM Jimmy Hilliard Orch. WGN Don Reid's Orch. 12:00 WSOY News- -CBS WENR Music You Want WGN News WMAQ Henry Brandon Orch.

WBBM News Wednesday Morning 6:00 WSOY Farm Hour 6:15 WLS Town and Farm, Everett Mitchell 6:30 WSOY Journal of the Air 6:35 WSOY Gospel Hour 7:00 WSOY News of the -CBS WLS Alex Dreier -News WBBM News WMAQ 400 Hour 7:15 WSOY Musical Clock WGN News 7:30 WSOY Morning Newspaper 7:45 WSOY Musical Clock 8:00 WSCY News- CBS 8:15 WSOY Sons of Pioneers 9:30 WSOY Chapel Singers- -CBS WLS Breakfast Club 8:45 WSOY Something Old. Something New. Russ Brown 9:00 Hebrew Christian Hour 9:32 WSOY Opening Markets 9:36 WSOY News 9:40 WSOY Police Safety Reports 9:45 WSOY Dial Awhile 10.00 WSOY Marching to Victory WLS Breakfast at Sardi's 10:15 WSOY Musical I. Q. 10.30 WSOY Easter's Parade 11:00 WSOY P-T.

A. Prozram WGN Boake Carter. News WBBM Kate Smith 11:15 WSOY News 11:20 WSOY Organ Reveries 11:30 WSOY Romance of Helen TrentCBS 11:45 WSOY Our Gal Sunday -CBS Wednesday Afternoon 12:00 WSOY News 12:05 WSOY Watching the Clock 12:30 WSOY News WLS Julian Bentley News 12:45 WSOY Midday Melodies 1:00 WSOY City Slickers 1:15 WSOY Novelty Time 1:30 WSOY Market Close. News 1:35 WSOY Treasure Chest 1:45 WSOY Sophisticatora- CBS 2:00 WSOY Our Nation's Shrines 2:15 WSCY Elizabeth Bemis. News--CBS WGN Ralph Ginsburgh's Orch.

3:30 WSOY American School of the AirCBS 2:45 WLS Julian Bentley. News 3:00 wSOY Melody Time WENR Blue Frolics 3:30 WSOY South American War 3:45 WSOY Perry Como Sings--CBS 4:00 WSOY Eddie Dunn--CBS 4:15 Malcolm Claire, Children's Stories 4:30 WSOY Sing Along -CBS 4:45 WSOY Santa Claus Ruling Asked On Candidates Washington (AP) Demands that the Army and Navy adopt uniform regulations on the availability of their personnel for public office were voiced in Congress today and Sen. Claude Pepper (D-Fla) suggested that President Roosevelt clarify the issue with an executive order. Pepper said he thought one rule ought to be made to apply to officers and enlisted men in both the army and navy. adding that as commander in chief the President is the logical person to establish the procedure.

Interpretations Vary The issue arose over varying interpretations by Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox in response to a query from Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg (R-Mich) as to whether an officer could accept a nomination for a high public office, could continue in the armed forces during the campaign, and could resign to accept office if elected. Knox replied that the answer to all 1 three questions was yes, but Stimson said merely that no War department regulation would be construed to prevent an army officer from accepting a nomination for the presidency or vice presi- dency.

Uniform Rule Urged This prompted Sen. Harry S. Truman D- Mo). chairman of the Senate's war investigating committee. to declare that one rule ought to be applied to enlisted men and officers.

to high and low offices. The War department has held previously that only these persons who held public office at the time of their induction into the service can become candidates. and then only when their election would not interfere with army duties. Signers of Servicemen's Notes to Be Protected Chicago (AP) Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan ruled yesterday that co-signers with servicemen of notes merit the same protection as the servicemen themselves who, under the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civic Relief act.

are protected from suits until three months after their discharge. Mental ease of soldiers and sailors should not be disturbed by lection suits against friends who become co-signers of their notes, the judge declared in issuing an junction against a loan company which had garnisheed a co-signer's wages for a serviceman's note. The Decatur Review Evening Except Sunday and holidays DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC. 361-365 North Main Street Entered as second-class matter October 17, 1931, at the postoffice at Decatur, Illinois, under Act of March 3.

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United Steel Workers local 3131, was being held for the grand jury under $500 bond today on a charge of assaulting a federal officer. At a hearing before Edwin K. Walker, United States commissioner. yesterday, George S. Blaydes, a coast guard civilian emplove.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS Public Sale Dates DEC. 15: Closing Out. Howard Hastings. Moweaqua Jake Pinkston. Auct.

DEC. 15. Closing out E. I L. Cook dairy.

Arcola. All cows. equipment. DEC 15: Auction of land. Niantic.

Charles R. Connaghan. trustee. Harold Fitzgerald. auct DEC 15.

Closing out. Roy J. Fickes. Macon. Edgecombe Rhodes.

DEC 15. Closing out. A C. (Doc) Amman. Marca Bill Dobson.

Auct. DEC. 16: Closing out L. H. Trummell.

Oreana, Col. E. A. Spencer. Auct.

DEC. 16: Gilbert Henderson. 3 south. east Kenney C. Shinneman.

Auct DEC. 16: Closing Out. Jess Mount, Oconee. Pete Slater. Auct.

DEC. 17: Kimmel, Patterson Tice. Shelbyville. L. R.

Montooth, auct. DEC. 17: Closing out. Emerson Webb, Mt. Zion.

Jesse Newberry. Auct. DEC. 17 Emmert Van Dyke. Owners Hammond Dobson Auct DEC.

17: Closing out Lee Goodrich. Moweaqua. Jake Pinkston. Auct. DEC 18: Livestock Decatur Salebarn.

Earl Good. Alvah Rhodes. Aucts. DEC. 20: Closing out.

Ollie Sills. Dalton City. L. W. Reis, Auct.

DEC. 20. Closing Out. Pete W. Keister estate.

Decatur. Dobson. Auct. DEC. 20: Closing out.

Jchn O'Brien. Edinburg. V. C. Ezra, Auct.

DEC. 20: Closing out. John R. Gallup, Oconee. L.

Diefenthaler. Auct. DEC. 21. Closing out Laverne Dalluge.

owner. Macon. W. Dobson. Auct.

DEC. 21. Closing Out. Bradshaw Cisco Col A Spencer Auct. DEC.

22 Closing out. John Botoner. Owaneco. Reis Malhoit. Aucts.

DEC. 22: Closing out. B. Y. Choate, Mt.

Zion. Jesse Newberry. Auct. DEC. 22: Closing out Henebery Hammond Dobson.

Auct DEC. 29: Administratrix sale Helen Bliler. Osbornville. L. W.

Res. Auct JAN. 3: M. Zinn property sale. Argenta.

Col E. A Spencer. Auct JAN 3. Milt Tabor. 4 miles north Milmine J.

W. Dobson. Auct JAN. 3: Closing out dairy sale. Dwight Otta.

Macon. John Carr. Auct. JAN. 4: Closing Out.

E. E. Lamb. Bement. J.

Dobson. Auct. JAN. 4: Closing Out. O.

Liming. Ma roa. Col E. A. Spencer.

Auct. JAN. 5: Closing out. S. P.

Bear. Rt. 1, Decatur. R. E.

Good. Auct. JAN. 12. Closing out.

Wilbur Hill. Oreana. J. W. Dobson.

Auct. JAN. 12: J. D. Daniels Sons.

Blue Mound. Gaule Dragoo. Aucts. JAN. 13: Public Sale, H.

C. Cribbet. Bethany. Dan Tueth, Auct. Born To ATWATER.

Staff Set. and Mrs. Edward. rural route 5, a son. Dec.

13. in St. Mary's. PCATRIGHT. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter. 1314 Lake Shore drive, A daughter, Dec. 14, in D. M.

C. EVERMAN, Mr. Mrs. Homer, 144 Longview, a son. 14, in St.

Mary's. CRUM, Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Clinton.

A son, Dec. 11. in John Warner hospital. GREGORY. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo, rural route 5, a daughter. Dec. 13. in St.

Mary's. MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. John. rural route a son.

Dec. 13. in D. M. C.

CAKLEAF. Mr. and Mrs. John. rural route 6, a daughter.

Dec. 14. in St. Mary's. POINTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert, Farmer City, in Brokaw hospital. Bloomington, Dec. 13, a son.

STIFEL, Mr. and Mrs. George, Argenta, daughter. Dec. 13, in D.

M. C. THOMAS. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph. 523 East Waggoner, A daughter, Dec. 13, in St. Mary's. VANCE.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil, Lewitt. a girl. Dec.

12 in John Warner hospital. WALDEN, Mr. and Mrs. Max. Weldon.

a son. Dee. 13. in John Warner hospital. ANNOUNCEMENTS Central Illinois Deaths COOK.

Mrs. Mary Josephine, 78, Bethany, widow of Dennis Cook, died Sunday night in her home: born Nov. 16. 1865; leaves three children, Virgil and Dare Cook and Mrs. Orpha Marshall, -all of Bethany: services 2 p.

m. Tuesday in Tohill funeral burial in Bethany cemetery. CUNNINGHAM. Joseph, 85, formerly of Dewitt county. died Dec.

4 In Perry, Iowa: services and burial in Perry. EVANS. Harry Monticello, Sunday in St. Mary's hospital, Decatur. Body in residence until 1 p.

m. Wednesday, then in Presbyterian church. Services in church at 2:30 p. burial in Monticello cemetery under direction of Faith funeral home. GANDY.

Mrs. Eula Lee. 63. wife of Frank M. Gandy, Assumption merchant, died at 1 p.

m. Monday in Decatur and Macon County hospital. Born in Shelby county Aug. 7. 1880.

daughter of William H. and Mary Patton. Leaves husband: daughter, Mrs. Glen Montague, Decatur; son, Robert P. Gandy, Kansas City: grandson.

Erace Harvey Lambert, Glendale, and two sisters, Misses Elsie and Maude Patton. Assumption. Services at 2 p. m. Wednesday in Assumption Christian church, conducted by Rev.

C. W. Flewelling of Decatur; burial in Assumption cemetery under direction of Shafer, Pitzer and Stauter funeral home. MERIWETHER, Arthur, 68. retired farmer ci Taylorville.

died 4:15 p. m. Monday in St. Vincent's hospital. Taylorville: formerly lived in Millersville and near Raymond: leaves wife.

Mattie, son, Lyman, Taylorville; brother. Owen, Rock Island: sisters. Miss Lucie and Miss Dorothea both of Raymond: services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Taylorville Presbyterian church with Joe Shafer funeral home in church; burial in Asbury cemetery.

Raymond. MILLER. Joseph Irvin. 65, Shelbyville. died 8 p.

m. Sunday in home; leaves wife. Cora sons. Orville, George Shelbyville, and William of Chester; daughters, Mrs. Olive McConnell.

Decatur. Mrs. Opal Flora. St. Louis, Mrs.

Dorothy Ickes. Shabona: sisters, Mrs. Kate Warnack and Mrs. Fannie Mose. both of Herrick, and Mrs.

Emory Johnson. Flint. services 2:30 p. m. Wednesday In home with Lantz-Boettscher funeral home in charge; burial in Hudson cemetery.

POUDER, Mrs. Fannie 86. Assumption. died at 8:30 p. m.

Monday. Widow of Ross Poudre. Leaves two daughters, Mrs. Florence Ridge and Mrs. Maude Hackenberg, Assumption.

Services in residence at 2 p. m. Thursday under direction of Chesnut Pearce funeral home of Taylorville; burial in Oak Hill cemetery, Taylorville, SUTTON, Mrs. Lillian. 61.

Taylorville. wife of Fred Sutton, died in St. Vincent's hospital at 4 a. m. Tuesday.

Leaves husband: sister. Mrs. Jennie Brown of Nokomis. nieces and nephews. Services Thursday afternoon, hour to be set.

in Shafer funeral home; burial at Ramsey. WINANS. Mrs. Jennie Margaret. 69.

Olney, died Sunday afternoon Jackson hosMrs. Alva Brooks. Olney. Dewey pital: leaves husband. "Opha.

children Harper. Cleveland. Ohio: Mrs. George Hill. Superior, Dever, Carl.

Clifford. Ray. all of East St. Louis: services 2:30 p. m.

Tuesday in Olney funeral home: burial in Maple Dale cemetery. Funerals Decatur 1A GOLLAHON. MISS MARY ELLEN: Services 10 a. m. Tuesday.

Riverside Baptist church. Friends may call at family residence after 11 a. m. Monday. Interment Graceland cemetery.

J. J. Moran Sons' Service. Imboden, John G. Services 3 p.

m. Wednesday in Dawson Wikoff Chapel. Interment Fairlawn cemetery. Dawson Wikoff MURPHY. CLAUDE.

Requiem High Mass. 9 a. m. Wednesday. St.

Thomas Catholic church. Interment Sunnyside cemetery, Sorento. Ill. J. Sons' Service.

RABBITT. MRS. MAXINE. Services 9 a. m.

Thursday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Interment Calvary cemetery. J. J.

Moran Sons' Service. ROMANUS. MRS. LULU: Services 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday. Brintlinger's funeral home where friends may call. Interment Graceland cemetery. BRINTLINGER'S Card of Thanks GENDROSKOWITZ. LUDWIG.

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends. especially Staley Fellowship Club. St. Johannes Church members. for their kindness.

sympathy and floral offerings extended in our bereavement. Gendroskowitz Family. NEYHARD. CHARLES ELMER. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness.

sympathy and floral offerings extended in our bereavement. Neyhard family. Cemetery Lots and Monuments GRACELAND: Good location. Please inWest Decatur. FAIRLAWN: A beautiful well kept ceme.

tery with perpetual care. Select your lot and pay on easy terms. 146 S. Water 4495. MEMORIAL PARK.

Office now located in Room 538. the Standard Office Bldg. Phone 5058. Insurance 6 J. D.

Johnson Son GENERAL INSURANCE He wouldn't buy insurance, It was nothing but expense; Let others waste their money. He was wise -had common sense: But when his home and furnishings. Went up in smoke and flame. 'Twas then he knew. but knew too late.

He had himself to blame. Your Insurance Is As Good As Your Agent PHONE 5131 114 N. WATER Masonic Temple Activities 6A BEAUMANOIR. p. m.

COMMANDERY Thursday. 9. Stated DE MOLAY: Regular stated meeting Tuesday. 7:30 p. Doric hall.

Be prompt! MACON LODGE 8. Special meeting 7 p. m. Tuesday. 3rd degree.

SOUTH MACON LODGE 467. Installation. 2nd degree, Tuesday. STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE 979. Special meeting 6:30 p.

m. Wednesday. 1st degree. Personals ASK THE MAN WHO KNOWS About Mac's $50 to $100 loan cn your own signature. DECATUR SHORT LOAN COMPANY 566 Citizens Bldg.

8663 BATTERIES. Repair Service, any make hearing aid. Free demonstration of latest models. 242 N. Park.

Phone 8733. less. FUR SHOP: Better work for BROWN'S New coats. 1058 W. Green.

2-2435. CAKES FOR BREKFAST? Or do prefir ham? Sum like bacon eggs. other take wheet cakes. but no matter what there tast. Is for brekfast.

betcha like whatcha buy em fer Christmas they'll if get it at Rosenberg's. Cause zints fer we got prede hole dern famice inkludin ure old maid ant. love. ure boss. ure secrit Wethir WAnnA spend $1.00 or $200.00.

Just the thing wanna get 1S thats waiting fer 11 at Ben (cat enny thing Water. Miller at Rosenberg's. 445 food P. Open til 7:30 p. m.

BICYCLES repaired. Guns reblued. made. Botts Sporting Goods. 554 Keys Water.

N. CASH FOR RADIOS! Central 248 N. Park St. 6621. Store.

Radio DIRTY DRAINS ate dangerous drains. Safeguard your family's health with the new automatic Carters drain cleaner. Gebhart-Gushard. water pressure floor. 4th DRIVING TO Jacksonville, Florida, about December 20.

Take 2. share 4042. expenses. ESSAR BEAUTY SHOPPE. for guaranteed ments, permanents.

Open for evening appoint215 N. Water. 6444. ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals FINE HAIR needs the care specialist. Consultation at North Park Beauty Shop, 244 Park.

8733. FRANK BERTOLDO: Guaranteed watch repairing. (1 week service). 124 S. Main.

FUR RESTYLING: And repairing. Schudels' Fur Shop. W. Main. 4275.

FUR RESTYLING OUR SPECIALTY. Schaffer Gluck. 253 N. Main. 2-7429.

GIVE BETTER EYESIGHT for Christmas! Consult Dr. Ralph Eberhart, Optometrist. Reasonable prices, terms. 410 N. Water.

Phone 5913. GIVE THE GIFT of Lasting Happiness. The Jewel Shop. "The Little Big" jewelry store in Decatur, specializes in popular price diamond rings, from $15.00 to $150, insured. Convenient credit terms.

410 N. Water. Phone 5913. KEEP on the job with Vitamins: The daily use of vitamins will prevent minor illnesses. Hardings, 455 N.

Water. KEYS made for any type lock. Quick service. East Main Bicycle and Lock Shop. 249 E.

Main. Dial 6541. 15. Take 2 LEAVING for Excelsior, Springs. Dec.

LENORA HEERDT TURNER is back at La Pearl Beauty Shoppe. 449 Citizens Bldg. Old and new patrons welcome. LOANS ON AUTOS, UP TO $300 No waiting, just bring your title in. DECATUR SHORT LOAN COMPANY 566 Citizens Bldg.

8663 REMEMBER THE NAME! DECATUR SHORT LOAN COMPANY $25 to $300 566 Citizens Bldg. 8663 RENT A SINGER: Portable or Console. Singer Sewing Machine 125 E. North. RUMMAGE SALE.

Wednesday. December 15th. 534 E. Eldorado. La Place Home Bureau.

WHEEL CHAIR wanted for adult. Please phone 3-3112. 60 CALLS An electric washer advertised Sunday attracted 60 buyers! The washer could have been sold of times! Have you a washer you don't need? Sell it for quick cash, with an ad. Place your ad by mail or dial 5151. 1000 HOUR farm batteries available at Central Radio Store.

248 Park. Theaters and Amusements BEMENT THEATER. Bement. Ill. This theater closed on Tuesdays.

Where to Go 70 GET HEP! The Joe that's In the know. will tell you Ragsdale's is the place tO go. 480 E. North. GOT TROUBLES? There's nothing better to drown them in than the good beverages served at Al's Place.

148 S. Main. PAYNE'S NITE CLUB. 233 N. MAIN ROLLER SKATE at Chap's Rink.

2811 N. Main. 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. Admission 28c.

WE DON'T WANT TO as a Dorothy Dix. but we bet she'll look on you with more favor if you treat her to a nice evening at The Pub. 135 S. Oakland. YOU CAN'T do your best shopping and rush home and get dinner; so bring the family to The Wooden Shoe.

241 E. Main. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD. containing valuable papers. money.

Chicago address. Reward. St. Nicholas Hotel Room 302. E.LACK Cocker Spaniel 4 months old.

Reward. 1566 N. Church. BROWN BILLFOLD. contained identification papers.

Keep money: also reward. 7217. CLASS RING: Ruby set, Mt. Zion high schocl. Initials P.

J. Reward. 1043 E. Mueller. END GATES lost from truck.

vicinity Archer Daniels mill. Reward. J. B. Tomlinson.

Macon. IRON PIPE tripod. 12' long. Grey canvas tent. Reward.

Wilbert Burial Vault Co. 7661. LADY'S tan pigskin glove lost. Telephone 2-2044. LADY'S gold Bulova wrist watch, mesh band.

Reward. 2-3127. PARTY who found metal music stand on Lincoln Square, please return Boddy's Music School or phone 3-3798. Reward. SMALL mixed colored purse.

containing $15. Lost uptown. Reward. 2-4322. 8-5.

AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 11 CHEVROLET 1940 special deluxe town sedan, radio and heater. Very clean. Earl Luster -John Rechtin. Ford dealers, Prairie at Jackson. CHEVROLET 1940 town sedan: Packards, 1941 "160" sedan, 1941 sedan: 1941 Studebaker Commander sedan.

Kilborn's. 131 N. Church. FORD 1930 tudor. Good tires.

$90. Frank Lubbers. Monticello. Rt. 1.

FORD. 1934 coach. Good condition. 909 S. Maffit.

FORD 1935 coupe. extra good tires. $250: 1930 model A tudor. $175: 1931 Chevrolet convertible (cash only) $75. Ben Nolen.

E. Prairie at Broadway. FORD: Model A tudor. Good condition, nearly new tires. 1019 E.

Division. OLDSMOBILE 1937 sedan. Very good tires. radio. heater.

seat covers. In good condition. Price $400. Call 5952. OLDSMOBILE 1940.

6 sedan. newly painted. good rubber. motor reconditioned By owner. Good car.

Not a junker 1660 N. Morgan. PI. YMOUTH. 1937 2-door.

$250. Call at 310 E. Adams. Sullivan. Ill.

condition. Black and chrome finish. 5 PLYMOUTH 1939 deluxe ON sedan. excellent tires. 3-3815.

RALPH BARDING: Buys. sells, trades for used cars. Drive out for a "good deal" tc 792 E. Wood. Phone 2-3738.

COOPER OLDSMOBILE cO. Cadillac touring sedan. 1941 Buick Special 4 door. Pontiac 8 sedanette. 1941 Chevrolet town sedans 12).

1941 Oldsmobile 2 door. 1940 Oldsmobile Hydramatic 4 door. 1939 Chevrolet sedans (2). LOT: BROADWAY E. NORTH BEST cash offer buys following cars: 1940 Chevrolet two door.

22.000 actual miles: 1940 Studebaker Champion 4 door: 1936 Ford coupe: 1936 Dodge 2 door: 249 S. Oakland. B. B. BURNS 402 E.

PRAIRIE FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS REO-NASH. 240 W. WOOD 1941 Chevrolet town sedan. 1940 Chevrolet town sedan. 1841 Nash sedan.

overdrive, radio. 1937 Ford tudor. J. L. TALLMAN.

540 N. FRANKLIN 1941 Buick Touring 1941 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1941 Dodge Touring Sedan. 1937 1937 LaSalle Cheviolet Town Sedan. Touring Sedan.

WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS W. C. STARR. INC. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 232 S.

MAIN Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 CHEVROLET 1936 panel. Ferry Cutshall. 218 Cherry Moweaqua. CHEVROLET. 1939.

L. W. B. Truck. Will trade for 01 livestock.

Inquire McCann Service Station, Chestnut. Ill. CONTINENTAL house trailer, 2112 ft. 1942 model. Good tires.

Box 132. Boody. FORD. 1940 truck, s.w.b., 95 h.p.: also 5th wheel and trailer brake attachments. 32x6.

10-ply tires. A. E. Miller, Cisco. HOUSE TRAILERS See Rogers.

Trailer man." 370 E. Prairie. Inside. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers 12 HOUSE TRAILER, 21' "National' excellent 6-ply tires, $850. J.

P. O'Brien, 2-7965 or 4-8288. Bloomington. Ill. TRAILER.

24', 2-room. furnished. A-1. Good tires Granville Smith. Tuscola.

TRUCK. ton, A-1 condition. 255 N. 27th. WE HAVE THEM! One wheel trailers, 700 lb.

capacity. Complete with pre-war tire. $49.95 SEARS ROEBUCK co. Auto Accessories, Basement Tires and Auto Accessories 13 FORD MOTOR. V-8.

85 h.p. Tilton. 2 miles southeast Long Creek. WHEELED BOX TRAILER. 561 N.

days). Motorcycles--Bicycles 15 ELECTRIC BICYCLE: Runs on 6-volt battery 50 miles on one charge. Easily converted into gasoline bike. $25. 252 Main.

Automobiles Wanted 17 ALWAYS SEE Decatur's Oldest Dealer for a fair price for your car. W. C. Starr. 232 S.

Main. BEN NOLEN will pay you more money for your car. East Prairie at Broadway. DAWS We will always pay you top cash prices for your used car. 241 Wood.

Ph. 8531. GET OUR PRICES before you sell your car. Earl Luster- John Rechtin. Ford Dealers.

Prairie at Jackson. 1941 wanted from private owner; good condition. 5541. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Service 18 HIGHEST cash prices for dead animals. Prompt service Central Ill Rendering Harristown 531.

Reverse charges. HIGHEST cash prices for dead animals. prompt service Decatur Scavenger Service. Phone 9811 Reverse charges. Building--Contracting 19 Bonded.

Glenn Hall. 3-3868. CONCRETE WORK. FREE, ESTIMATES. anteed.

1536 N. Church. 2-7502. PLASTERING. of all kind.

2 Work guar- Cleaning--Renovating 20 ORDER OF O.D.T.: Only 2 trips weekly. be on Tuesdays and Fridays. Bullard's Cleaners. 733 N. Water.

2-2700. Heating Service 23 RED COAL stoker hopper only. Never used. 2-7266. Moving -Trucking-Storage 25 LONG'S MOVING: Local.

long distance. Lowest rates. Experienced help. 2-8321. MOVING: Local and long distance.

Lowest rates. Chap's Transfer. Phone 2-4344. Painting -Papering-Flooring 26 PAPERHANGING: Work guaranteed. J.

F. Cole. 9878. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female 32 COOK'S ASSISTANT. white or colored.

Ridglydale Cafe. Prairie Church. COUNTER GIRL or woman for night cI day work. Good pay. Tick Tock Sandwich Shop.

540 N. Main. DISHWASHER. 223 $18 E. week: North.

Sunday off. ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. Apply Manager, St. Nicholas Hotel.

HOUSEKEEPER for elderly man. More for home. Clarence Walker. Mt. Zion.

Phone 38. HOUSEKEEPER full charge. 2 children. Mother employed. Stay nights.

Good wages. Permanent. 2-7727-3-3974. HOUSEWORK. care for 2 children.

Stay nights. $10 week. 2-0763. KITCHEN HELP and waitress wanted Apply 116 E. Wood.

KITCHEN HELP WANTED G. H. Cafe. 212 N. Main.

LUNCH COUNTER WAITRESS. GREI- DER'S CAFE. 161 E. MAIN. MAID: Experienced.

2 in family, good salary. Call 3-3461. PACKERS. helpers and other, women for miscellaneous factory Walrus Mig Co. PRACTICAL NURSE to assist with elderly persen.

2-1409, mornings RECEPTIONIST: Typing and shorthand. for physician's office. References required. Box 420. Herald SANDWICH COOK: Apply New Beverly Inn.

4712 after 2 p. m. SECRETARY for public position. Requirements typing, dictation and simple bookkeeping. Write application references to Box 417.

Herald-Review. SODA FOUNTAIN dispenser. Sundays off, $22.50. Wayside, 223 E. North.

STENOCRAPHER wanted. Please telephone 5503. STENOGRAPHERS: Comptometer operators, time keepers. $30 week. Personal Placement.

Bureau. 253 S. Park. WAITRESS wanted. Good pay.

Sundays off. The Chocolate Shop. 355 N. Water. WAITRESS Excellent pay.

Sundays off Wayside, 223 North. WAITRESS: Apply at 242 E. William WAITRESS for steady work. Apply in person. 240 N.

Park. WAITRESS: Good hours, Do Sundays Scott's Cafe 313 Main WAITRESS wanted. Morning shift. Loeb Tavern. 539 Water.

WAITRESS. transportation furnished. Apply in person. The Farm Cafe. Route 121-48.

WAITRESS: I. C. Lunch Room. I. C.

Depot. WAITRESS: good pay. meals. Ridglydale Prairie Church. WAITRESS wanted.

New Beverly Inn 4712 after 2 p. m. ELDERLY lady, care for 2 children 3 and 7 yrs. Housework. Stay nights.

Mother employed. 8647. GIRL. housework, half days. $10.

1855 W. Forest. 7364. GIRL cr lady on second shift or mother with child for light housekeeping in employed couple's home. Good wages.

6840. after 3. GIRL: Or middle aged woman for hotel work. Angle Hotel, 519 N. Fropt.

GIRL TO LEARN TO CHECK IN CLOTHES. PERFECT CLEANERS. 130 E. WOOD. MIDDLE- AGED woman, to keep house for elderly couple and 2 male adults.

in partly modern country home. No objection to child. Good wages. Box. 423 Herald PERMANENT position for experienced bookkeeper to operate National Cash Register bookkeeping machine Typing necessary.

Call at Post Jewelry Store for interview between 7 and 9 evenings. WHITE GIRL for housework. Room and meals. Every night and Sundays off. 244 N.

Park or 8733. WOMAN. restaurant work. Transportation furnished. Phone 4907.

WOMAN: General housework. good wages. Stay nights. 2-6240. WOMAN general housework.

3 adults. no laundry. Mrs. Gertrude Jones. Bourbon.

Ill. WOMAN to do all around kitchen work. Manhattan Cafe. YOUNG WOMAN: For stenographi phone operator position In busy downtown office. Will consider bright beginner, but year's experience preferred.

40-hour eek. Opportunity to learn all phases of office routine. Box 422. Heraid-Review. Help Wanted -Male 33 BARBER wanted.

165 E. Eldorado. Phone 8865. CARPENTERS. cabinet makers, helpers, Walrus Mfg.

Co. COAL DELIVERY MEN. STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY. BROWNIE COAL 840- N.

MORGAN. EMPLOYMENT Help -Male 33 COAL TRUCK drivers. Acme Coal Co. 2507 N. Water.

DISPENSER wanted. Good pay. The Chocolate Shop. 355 N. Water.

LABORERS, steady work with overtime. Apply Grohne Concrete Products 2594 N. Water. LICENSED chauffeurs. wanted.

Must be over 21. Apply 514 N. Water. LUNCH COUNTER WAITER. GREIDER'S CAFE, 161 E.

MAIN. WANTED. Apply Tick Tock Sandwich Shop, 540 N. Main. RETAIL route salesman.

Apply 141 N. Church. SAXOPHONE and trumpet player wanted. Inquire Pleasure Inn. SERVICE STATION attendant.

full or part Consumers Service Station. 505 N. Main. SHOE REPAIR men wanted. Good wages.

Rapid advancement. Write or apply 242 N. Water. TRUCK HELPER. prefer experienced man.

Cohn Furniture Stores, 841 N. Water. BCY OVER 17, TO DRIVE TRUCK. APPLY ILLINOIS CLEANERS, 241 N. BOYS over 16 to learn repairing.

Wages while learning. Write or apply 242. N. Water. EXPERIENCED bartender.

Saturdays only 10 to 7. Loeb's Tavern. MAN to fire residence stoker. 1406 N. Edward.

3-3896. MAN 45 Moralder, for coal yard work. 1660 ROOM in exchange for firing residence stoker. 1406 N. Edward.

3-3896. SINGLE MAN. farm work. George H. Miller.

Hammond. Ill. Rt. 1. PART TIME OR FULL TIME job.

driving truck. Possible to work mornings or afternoons. See Ray Myers. Morehouse Wells, YOUNG MAN to learn furniture business. Fine opportunity for good future.

Cohn Furniture Stores, 841 N. Water. Help Male and Female 34 MIDDLE-AGED couple, man and wife for railroad restaurant out of city. Night work. One must do cooking.

one dishwashing. Manhattan Cafe, 240 N. Park. Salesmen and Agents 35 RAWLEIGH ROUTE now open in Northwest Christian County. Real opportunity for permanent.

profitable work. Start promptly. Write Rawleigh's. Dept. ILL167-K.

Freeport. Ill. Work Wanted -Female 36 BEAUTY SHOP receptionist, manager and manicurist. References. 20 yr.

experience. 2-7506. CARE for children in your home evenings. 2-2613 after 7 p. m.

FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 38 GROCERY STOCK and fixtures for sale. Called to army Floyd Fulte, Mt. Zion. phone 71 or 18. HOBBY SHOP.

all or part: well established. Making money. Selling because owner has other interests to look after. 123 E. William.

Money to Loan 40 CASH: For Fall expenses. on your own signature and security. S. W. Coe 226 E.

William. 2-4544. LOANS: On city property and farms. monthly reduction. expense.

LeRoy Moyer, 351 Citizens Bldg. 9032. LOANS: On city, suburban and farm land. J. D.

Johnson Son, general insurance and real estate. 114 N. Water. 5131. LOANS $5 TO $300 To Single or Married People Men and Women Money in 1 Day PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 420 Standard Office Bldg.

Phone 4101 JOB LOANS Get a loan of $300 at Household Finance on the strength of your Job. No wage assignment--no endorsers or guarantors required. Repay in installments out of salary $50 repaid in four monthly installments of $13.46 cach costs only $3.84. See sample plans in table. We also make car and furniture loans.

Cash Choose Loan You Get Payments 25 8.85 50 17.69 100 35.38 125 44.18 150 52.98 200 70.53 300 105.62 a Monthly Payment Plan 4 6 9 12 Pay- Pay- Pay- Payments ments ments ments 6.73 13.46 9.24 6.43 26.93 18.48 12.87 10.07 33.63 23.08 16.06 12.56 40.31 27.66 19.23 15.04 53.66 36.78 25.56 19.96 80.29 55.00 38.16 29.76 Payments include charges at Household's rate of per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $100 and per month on that part of a balance in excess of $100. This rate is less than the lawful maximum on loans of more than $100. Household Finance Corporation 469 Citizens Building. Fourth Floor 250 North Water Street. Phone 5277 H.

F. Nichols. Manager LOANS ON YOUR OWN SIGNATURE $100 LOAN costs less than 6 cents per day if repaid in 12 equal monthly installments. No extras. nothing held out.

General offers a loan plan to meet every need and to fit every situation. EMPLOYED men or women. single or married. can borrow on signature only, in one short visit. Loans also made on furniture and cars.

No endorsers or guarantors required. Employer or friends not notified Amount Select Monthly Payment Plan of 3 Pay- 6 Pay- 10 Pay- 12 PayLoans Ments Ments Ments Ments 50 17.68 9.23 5.86 5.02 $100 35.35 $18.46 $11.72 $10.05 $150 52.94 $27.62 $17.52 $15.00 $200 70.49 $36.74 13.27 $19.91 $250 88.02 $45.84 $29.00 $24.81 $300 $105.54 $54.93 $34.73 $29.70 PAYMENT computed at per month on balance uD to $100, 2125 per month on part over $100. Rate less than lawful maximum rate. GENERAL FINANCE LOAN CO. 118 W.

PRAIRIE PHONE 5356 AUTOMOBILE LOANS REPAY AS LOW AS $100 6.66 Monthly $200 Loan $13.33 Monthly $300 Loan $20.00 Monthly $400 Loan $26.66 Monthly $500 Loan $33.33 Monthly "No Publicly Recorded Mortgage." Thus: friends. relatives, employer, or other creditors will not know You have borrowed on your car. PEOPLES FINANCE COMPANY 203 National Bank 2nd Fir. 130 N. Water St.

Phone 2-3364 GOT THE DROOPS? This is no time to be down in the pocketbook! Bring your collateral. and get as much dough AS you want. Rosenberg's, 445 N. Water. FINANCIAL Money to Loan 40 AUTO shopping LOANS: cash now! Borrow Confidential your Christmas Central Ill.

Investment 222 N. service. Park. LIVESTOCK Dogs Cats Other Pete 47 CANARIES. equipment.

male Inquire and 1704 E. female. Essential Whitmer. COCKER SPANIEL, black male. 20 pedigreed.

housebroke. $25. 3-3273. OLD and Fashioned English Shepherd. puppies.

J. T. Gibson. female north Dalton City. miles PEDIGREED: Male Newfoundland doz, years old.

$10. 2-4332. fringes PEKINGESE: black male. sable color. black fine stud and dog and mask.

wonderful excellent head, $35. generations. Black male, has beautiful 22 champions disposition. a small doz. in 5 Both must be seen to be $50.

Mrs. Mary S. Crawford. 408 W. appreciated.

Buren. Clinton. Ill. Phone 4294. Van 6 puppies.

8 weeks old, 308 W. rear in basement. Main. at Rabbits--Furs--Supplies 47A bucks. RABBITS: Hutches.

5. does (one with young); $25. 3-3036. MAIN. Horses- -Cattle-Hogs 48 BOAR: 4 gilts.

3 butchering mile north Mt. Zion on 121 Coate, pigs. after 4:30. BULL registered Brown Swiss. 8 Sell.

trade for heifers Frank months. Brownstown. Ill. Ires, COLT. 2 yrs.

Will sell or trade. boar. Fresh heifer, 2 yrs. 3-3054. White R.

C. HAMPSHIRE Venters. registered boars. vaccinated mi. south Forsyth.

PIGS Marietta. for sale. Charles Roderick. 3950 2-2975. 2.

YOUR LIVESTOCK: To County Andrews. Sale 3-3358. Barn every Monday. Dick Macon Buy More War Bonds. CHOICE CATTLE WANTED: Let your cattle.

us bid on Decatur Packing Provision 801 S. Main. Phone 5353. corn FARMERS AND farther. FEEDERS.

Make your how supplement. All kinds of 20 Peed No-Pro-Ces 400 dairy feeds. Central chick and miles Illinois Feed 6 west of Decatur on Route Phone Harristown 319. 36. FARMERS: Let us prepare your Income -Tax Declaration.

Paine. 158 E. Main. JERSEY. 3 heifers.

2 bull, yearling heifers. Nelson Stein, St. James, body. REGISTERED Hampshire boars. Deep short legs.

Farmers prices. 2-5310. SEARS FARM STORE Harness oil. gallon 89 Neatsfoot oil, gallon 2,89 Harness oil, 5 gallon 3.29 Heavy. natural tan harness with breeching $79.95 SEARS ROEBUCK FARM STORE Corner North Franklin sOWS.

pigs, Ferrill Buckles. Halls. ville. Ill. WE JUST RECEIVED: Another load cf stock salt, only 89c per bag at Central Illinois Feed Co.

FAT young butcher hogs. Byrd Daris, 2-0696. 5 MARE ponies, saddle horses and colts. Hawley. Heman.

18 HEREFORD and Angus fag, steers, and heifers. 850 to 1100 ibs. Styan, Cerro Gordo. Phone 136. Poultry and Supplies CASH PAID for your poultry, eggs and cream.

Swift 136 N. Jack on, 157 N. Morgan. 2-4322. CASH FCR POULTRY: Oakland Poultry Market.

229 Oakland. COMPLETE LINE: Of flock feeders and heated fountains. First hatch January 3. Haves Bros. Hatchery.

2-2808. ENGLISH: White Leghorn cockerels, wing banded, R. O. P. Phone 8411 Illiopolis.

EXPERT poultry culling: worming. Georze Hornbrook. Route 2. Call 3-3239. HENS AND FRIES WANTED: Robertson's Poultry.

Telephone 2-3761. POULTRY WANTED for week of Dec. 20th. Highest cash prices paid. Mitchell Son.

210 W. Wood. Phone 2-5827. WANTED TO BUY: Eggs. Will pay highest cash price.

Chap's Market. 2205 N. Water, WE NEED MORE: Hatching eggs for 1944. Rocks, Reds, Leghorns. Orpingtons, Hampshires, Wyandottes and Cross breeds.

List or start your flock this month. Call at Standard Hatcheries. 10 BUFF ORPHINGTON pullets for sale. Please phone 29-295. 50 leghorn pullets $1 each.

Mile east. north of Warrensburg. Lucian Griffin. 60 White Leghorn pullets. Virgil Collins, Strasburg.

Phone 14-55. Grain-Hay-Feed 49A ALFALFA hay. 2nd and 3rd cuttings. Ed Pistorius. Boody.

BALED CLOVER and alfalfa hay. Ear corn. Decatur Hydraulic Sand Gravel. HAY: Timothy. clover.

alfalfa. straw. Hen scratch $2.95. mash $3.29. Carl Hughes.

1620 N. 32nd St. TO STOCK FEEDERS: 180 bu. soft corn. One mile north, 5 east Oreana.

Cullison. 2-0479. OUR ARMY NEEDS MILK: Raise calres on Purina Calf Startena and sell your milk. Calf Startena is fed by thousands of progressive dairymen. E.

M. Cramford. N. Water. MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale 51 ARVIN: Car radio: stroller; hobby horse.

1333 Buena Vista. AUTOMATIC electric water system. 60 gal. tank: new Westinghouse motor. Fully guaranteed.

R. B. Reams. Tayiorville. Ill.

BABY buggy. English cab type. Excellent springs and tires. 1433 Buena Vista. BAND SAW.

good condition. 641 W. Harrison. BOY'S mackinaw. size 16.

desk with chair. roller skates. 1328 E. Main. CHILD'S car: sled; girl's brown majorettes size 5A.

6565. DRILL PRESS. motor. good condition $25. Electric train standard gauge.

2 engines, 6 cars. 30 sections track. bridge. crossing. transformer.

Complete $25. 252 W. Main. ELECTRIC movie projector. 5 films, tric toy phonographs.

microscope set. 6557. ELECTRIC RAZOR. Perfect condition. Telephone 6375.

FEDERAL PHOTO enlargement equipment Inquire 543 W. Wood. degree. FROZEN FOOD CABINETS For your own home: Sizes from 5 cut. ft.

to 15 cu. ft. One to four comparte ments. 1-3 h. p.

compressors. Rebuilt and recons tioned. perfect mechanically. Ready to plug in 110 volt. Operating 81 to 10 below.

Prices from $250,00 10 $500.00. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write C. E. Bullock, P.

O. Box 209. Galesburg. Ill. GIRL'S white Sonja Henie ice skates.

size child's electric stove. doll bed. large size doll high chair. All good condition. 2-6436.

GLADSTONE bas. practically new, 3 brief cases. 7473. LADIES nickel plated, fleece lined. figure ice shoe skates.

Size 8. 58. 2-6704. LARGE ASSORTMENT used truck tires and tubes. Goodrich Silvertown Stores, 317 W.

Wood. LARGE 2 tone English cab buses, good condition $30: baby bed. $7: play pen $10. 444 S. 23rd St.

LAVATORY. shampoo fixtures. neon. transformer. flat top office desk with chair.

Barber Shop. Warrensbute. 94. LIONEL electric train. extra track.

switches. many accessories $50. Large 5129 Erector set. with electric motor $8. Buescher cornet $30.

2-3717. LIONEL electric freight train. complete. Underwood electric razor. like new.

Moving picture machine with film. 2-7658. MAN'S shoe skates. size 7. good condition.

$12.50. 116 Merchant. Apt. 16. MAN'S tennis shoes.

size 11; electric watfle iron. used once, 1305 S. Maffit. NEW HAVEN metal lathe: 8 foot bed. Write R.

Tire P. 0. Box 143, Pana. Ill. FURNACE BLOWER.

New. 1575 C. F. M. S.

Phone 9142. PLASTIC TOILET FLOAT. won't corrode, lasts a lifetime, 39c value for 29c. Gebhart Motorist Supply Stores,.