The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 51

Lilbern 0'Laughlin Baby Girl Dies in Hospital THE DECATUR although the county is still short of its Christmas Seal sale quota, she is hopeful that the difference will be made up soon by the late returns now coming in. In her latest report the county had collected $2,466,65 the ourrent drive, which is $1,100 short of the goal for the year. GOES TO CONVENTION Clinton, Jan. 11-W. C.

Vollrath, car dealer, left today for Kansas City, to attend a two-day convention there this week. He will return Saturday. Main and William Sts. HAM NEW LOW PRICES Remington Rand for the SICK TOPflight Adding Machine Model 7371-5 with (As Pictured Above) Direct Subtraction $158 See this speedy compact portable today. It's the biggest Plus Taxes dollar value you can get.

Has the amazing 10-key simplified keyboard gives you automatic column selection. Just Model 7171-5 enter figures as you would write them. Has total sub-total Same capacity as above multiply release and but without subtraction. correction keys. Full 5-inch carriage.

$126 ADDS, SUBTRACTS, Plus Taxes MULTIPLIES, LISTS AND TOTALS TO $99,999.99 Other Adding Machines, Coronas, Victors, hand operated. Electric Clary's all features with unlimited capacity. -Business Machines Basement, William Street Main and William Sts. Central Illinois' Busiest Furniture Mart! Nearly Everybody Reads and Uses Household Goods 59 IN Herald-Review Classified If You Want Furniture, or Have Furniture To Sell Try an Ad In Herald-Review Classified NOTE: Household Goods Ads. and Most Other Non Commercial Ads.

Can Be Published in Both The Herald and The Review Seven Consecutive Days for $1.00. PLACE YOUR AD BY MAIL OR TELEPHONE 5151 Illinois, Thursday, ENJOY Economy and Quality with the Immediate Installation of Automatic -HEATING Gas Oil Coal Phone 3-3646 (Nite 3-9529) IMP January 11, 1951. TRAVER PHONE 5455 CONCRETE BLOCKS W. TRAVER SUPPLY CO. 1902 NORTH WATER STREET no matter what Passified will find CASH BUYERS Quickly PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-NINE Dewitt Seal Campaign $1,500 Short of Goal Clinton, Jan.

11 (Staff) Mrs. Clyde Hoyt, executive secretary of the Dewitt county Tuberculosis association, said today that RADIO TUBES and parts for any make radio. Save time and money. call CLARK'S first PHONE 3-7744 for prompt service OD 8.09 make or model appliance. Gail L.

'Laughlin, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lilbern 'Laughlin, 2120 Roosevelt avenue, died in St. Mary's hospital at 6:35 p. m.

yesterday. She was born June 14, 1950. She leaves her parents; a half-brother, Jerry, stationed at Lackland air force base, Texas; and three grandparents, Mrs. Mary Woodruff and Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas 'Laughlin, all of Decatur. The body is in J. J. Moran Sons funeral home. Funeral services will be at 3:30 p.

m. Saturday in the funeral home, where friends may call after 7 p. m. Place of burial has not been determined. John Rammel to Speak To Photographic Society John A.

Rammel of 444 South Twenty-third place, a photographer for The Herald and Review will speak at a meeting of the Photographic Society of Decatur at 7:30 p. m. today. Mr. Rammel will talk on "Thinking A Picture." The meeting, open to the public, will be in the city recreation center, 243 South Water street.

Winning prints of the 1950 national Graflex Co. photo contest will be on exhibit, according to Dr. R. B. Sweetland, program chairman.

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RATES BY CARRIER In Decatur Per Week Review Daily only except Holidays 20c Review and Sunday 30c Review and Herald and Sunday 50c ElsewhereReview and Sunday 30c Marriage Licenses Robert Willis Bart, Decatur, 21 Dorothy Elizabeth Walcher, Decatur 20 IN FAYETTE James Karr, 22, Alton, Evelyn Distefano, 24, Hillsboro. William E. Byers, 19, Decatur, Arlene Jennings, 18, Beecher City. Carl Hunter, 22, Vandalia, Lulu Belle Craig, 16, Brownstown. Daniel B.

Moore, 21, Anchorage, Alaska, Marilyn June Denton, 19. Vandalia. Donald E. Hayes, 19, Ramsey, Nora Belle Morrison, 18, Ramsey. IN LOGAN Robert P.

Rehder, Thelma Spurling, Lincoln. Born To BRYAN, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 3333 East Chestnut, a son, Jan. 10, in D.

M. C. CARDER, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Maroa, a daughter, Jan.

11, in D. M. C. MANLEY. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence, 457 West Waggoner, Jan. 10, a son, in St. Mary's. OSBORN, Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm, 125 North Eighteenth, a son, Jan. 10, in D. M. C.

PARRISH, Mr. and Mrs. Len, Deland, son, born Sunday in Kirby hospital, Monticello. SNYDER, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bethany, Jan. 10, a son, in St. Mary's. Central Illinois Deaths ALLEN. Mrs.

Grace Lillian, 61, Mattoon, died Tuesday in Houston, Texas; leaves son, James Walter, Mattoon; sister, Mrs. Erma Tuttle, Mattoon: brother, Albert Cook. Menard; body in Mitchell funeral home, Mattoon; services 2 p. m. Friday in Christian Missionary Alliance church; burial Dodge Grove cemetery.

BERSIG, James, 67, Montrose, died 9:30 a. m. Wednesday; leaves sisters, Mrs. Carrie Tanner, Oregon state; Mrs. Dora Wenzel, Terre Haute, services 9 a.

m. Friday in Habing funeral home, Teutopolis: burial Montrose city cemetery. COX, Mrs. Easter Mae. 79, Jewett, died 5 p.

m. Tuesday in Terre Haute, leaves son, Kenneth Ingle. Terre Haute: step-sons, Arthur Cox, Cincinnati, Ohio, Allen -Cox, Lox Angeles; services 10 a. m. Friday in Bishop funeral home; burial Jewett cemetery.

DUNBAR, Charles Wilson, 58, Lovington; died 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in St. Mary's hospital, Decatur; leaves wife, Ida; daughter, Vivian Dunbar, Lovington; mother, Mrs. William Dunbar, brothers, Eldon, Farina, Marvin, Loogootee, Van, Normandy, sisters, Alma Dunbar, Mrs.

Marlee Englejohn, Loogootee. body in family home; srevices 2 p. m. Friday Lovington Methodist church; burial in Keller cemetery; McMullin funeral home in charge. FAIRCHILD, Robert Leon, three-monthold son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Fairchild, Et. Elmo, died Wednesday morning in home; also leaves brothers, Dale and Ralph, sisters, Joyce and Dorothy, at home; services 10:30 a. m. Friday in Brown funeral home, St.

Elmo; burial Maplewood cemetery. JACKSON, Mrs. Margaretha, 89, Clinton, died at 2 a. m. Wednesday; leaves daughter, Mrs.

Edwin Blue. Clinton; sons, Fred and Andrew Jackson, Weldon; body in Pullen Boos funeral home; services 2 p. m. Friday in Presbyterian church; burial Wcodlawn cemetery. KIERNAN.

Thomas Cecil, 53. St. Elmo, died Wednesday morning in Marine hospital, St. Louis: leaves wife, Maxguerite; children, Mrs. Patricia Galvin, Decatur.

Mrs. Joanne Melzer, Effingham, Tommy, at home; brothers. Harry H. and Lloyd and mother. Mrs.

Margaret all of Washington, D. services 2 p. m. Friday in Brown funeral home, St. Elmo; burial Union cemetery.

RESCH. Joseph, 74, near Newton, died 10 p. m. Tuesday in home: leaves son, Leonard, near Newton; brothers, Phillip and George, Newton, Louis, St. Louis; sisters.

Mrs. Margaret Boston. Mrs. Frank Timperman and Mrs. Kate Specht, all of Newton; services 2 p.

m. Friday in Parker funeral home, Newton; burial Riverside cemetery. SIMONS, Lila, 42, Assumption, died 7:30 a. m. Wednesday in Huber Memorial hospital, Pana; leaves father.

J. C. Simons, Assumption; sister, Mrs. Clive (Mae) Erisman, Pana; brother, Joseph Simons, Pasadena, body in family residence: McCracken funeral home, Pana, in charge; arrangements are incomplete. Funerals- -Decatur Artze, Baby Van Michael Grave side services 10:30 a.

m. Friday. Lutheran Cemeter: Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p. m. Thursday.

J. J. Moran Sons Banning, David Eugene Services 3 p. m. Thursday, chapel Interment Graceland cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Hall, Vona A. Services 3 p. m. Saturday, Chapel Burial Salem cemetery.

Friends may call after 4 p. m. Dawson Huddleston, Mr. Samp H. Remains to be shipped to Williamsburg, Kentucky, Monday night.

Services and interment there Thursday. Military honors. J. J. Moran Sons Metzger, Mr.

Charles Requiem High Mass 10 a. m. Saturday, St. Philomenas Catholic church, Kinmundy, Ill. Interment Kinmundy cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral nome after 4 D. m. Thursday until 9:30 m. Friday. Remains to be sent to Linton Funeral Home, Kinmundy.

Rosary to be recited at Moran funeral home at 8 p. m. Thursday. J. J.

Moran Sons Meyer, (Baby) Cynthia Remains taken to Terre Haute, Indiana, 12:30 p. m. Thursday to A. O. Gillis Funeral Home.

Interment Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Graveside services Friday. J. J.

Moran Sons Moore, Mr. Manford Herbert Services 2 p. m. Saturday, chapel. Interment Fairlawn cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p. m. Thursday. J. J.

Moran Sons O'Laughlin, Baby Gail Services 3:30 D. m. Saturday Chapel. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p. m.

Thursday. J. J. Moran Sons Snoke, Clara Heinle Services 1:30 p. m.

Friday, chapel. Interment Maroa cemetery. Friends may call ta funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Funerals- Central Illinois 1B Dunbar, Charles Funeral services 2 p. m.

Friday, Lovington Methodist Church. Interment Keller Cemetery. Body at family home, Lovington. McMULLIN FUNERAL HOME LOVINGTON, ILL, Funeral Flowers 1C HOURANS FUNERAL AND OTHER FLOWERS Phone 5305 "ON THE CORNER" Water at Wood St. In Memoriam 3 NUGENT, EARL: In memory of our son and brother.

One year has passed that sad day, When one we loved was called sway; God took him home- it was His will; Within our hearts he liveth still. Mother, Dad. Brothers, Sisters WILLIAMS, LESLIE Three years have passed since that sad day, The one we loved was called away: God took him home, it was His will; But in our hearts he liveth still. Wife and Children. Masonic Temple Activities 6A BEAUMANOIR COMMANDERY 9 Order of the Temple 7 p.

m. Thursday, January 11. Drill and refreshments. DECATUR COUNCIL 16: State assembly Friday 7:30 p. m.

GREAT LIGHT Lodge No. 1064. Special meeting Thursday 6 p. m. 1st degrees.

IONIC LODGE No. 312. Special Meeting Thursday, 7 p. m. First degree.

MACON LODGE No. 8. Special meeting Friday. 7 P. M.

3rd degree. STEPHEN DECATUR LODGE NO. 979. Family night January 20th 6 p. m.

'Bring covered dish, remainder of meal and table service will be furnished. Appropriate entertainment for the entire family. Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P.O.BOX 903 BUSINESS Law Night Course will be offered during Millikin spring term if nine enrollees can be obtained. If interested call 6865.

DRIVING to California in new Cadillac. Want someone to help drive and share expenses. 3-9622. DRIVING to Spokane Washington via Salt Lake City around Jan. 17, Take.

2. 3. 3-5445. RIDE wanted San Francisco 01 0 03 Los Angeles, Jan. 13.

Share expenses. 2-0224. Between 2-6 P. M. Where To Go 7C ARE YOU finding there are days too 00.

busy for meal-getting? Call 3-7751 for a complete dinner cr luncheon delivered from The Winery to your table in 10 minutes. BEMENT THEATRE, Bement, Ill. "Please Believe Me" Deborah Kerr. Robert Walker. CONTINENTAL TRIO and dancing every Friday and Saturday Night at Joe's Place, 848 E.

Wood. CREST THEATRE, Cerro Gordo, Ill. Coming Friday, "Square Dance Jubilee." EVERY TIME you dine at the Tower Cafe, Rts. 48 51, you'll enjoy their wonderful food more. GOLDEN tender tasty steak, with golden brown french fries, salad.

Hot steaming coffee! So delicious. Drive out tonignt. The Acre, 2601 W. Main. GRAND THEATER, Sullivan.

Tyrone Power in American Guerrilla the Philippines. Fri. Shirley Temple in A Kiss for Corliss. MAROA High School Jitney supper Sat. Jan.

13th. Serving at 5 p. m. NEW KEYHOLE CLUB is open. All drinks at old popular prices.

Dancing Friday and Saturday nights to Red Bennyhoff's Orchestra. Fried Chicken $1.25 and hot fish sandwiches our specialty's. 1683 N. 22nd. NO ORDER NECESSARY, just come on down to the Cardinal Inn for fine fried chicken and trimmings.

Warrensburg. PUBLIC PARTY. Modern Woodmen Hall Friday, 8 p. m. Hiawatha Degree of Pocahontas.

RUMMAGE SALE 919 N. Water, Fri. Night, Sat. Wide Varlety. SQUARE DANCE 'MASONIC TEMPLE FRIDAY, JAN.

12 8 TO 11 P.M. Sponsored By Hi-12 Club RAFFETY RHYTHM RANGERS Public Invited 50c Admission WHAT'S YOUR PREFERENCE? In beers, whiskies or wines, you'll find it at Lincoln Square Tavern, 121 N. Main. YOU'VE Never Never tasted food so delicious as the food served at Old Pioneer Club, Lake Fork, Ill. We also serve the best of mixed drinks and cold beer.

Dancing Saturday and Sunday. Plan to spend an evening with Private parties accomodated. Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD lost Tuesday downtown. Basketball tickets, railroad pass, etc. Keep money.

3-4703. FOUND: Pekingnese. Identify and pay for ad. 2-1084. POUND COLLIE DOG male, blind In one eye.

Owner may have by paying ad. 1074 N. Woodlawn. FOUND, 10. 2-8194.

inside dimension gas Lost and Found 10 GIRL'S 1949 class ring. Initials H. P. Reward. Phone 5969.

KEY RING, 5 Keys, lost Fridas. Reward. Phone 3-7983. LOST: Light green fender skirt, chrome trimmed, for 1948 Buick. 8-1796.

LOST, black plastic purse containing money and checkbook in Walgreens or Citizens building entrance. 2-4608. MASONIC emblem set in ruby lost Sunday. Reward. 2-1022.

STRAYED: Blonde colored male. part Spitz, 5 months old. bob tailed, wearing green leather collar. Reward. 7098.

STRAYED white 8 Fear male dog with black around neck, black ears. Large terrier breed. "Spotty." Reward. 871 W. Division.

4085. STRAYED 6 month old Pekinese puppy vicinity 700 West King. Dec. 29. Answers Reward 3-5694.

WITTENAUER man's wrist watch, leather strap, lost Saturday. Reward. 4545. Automotive BUICK: 1941 club coupe, excellent shape, $545. Phone 2-0804.

CADILLAC 1947. 4-door. Benton Motor Sales, Corner 23rd and E. Prairie. 3-9622.

Carpenter buses, new and used in stock. 1950 Jeep pickup. Chevrolet Aero sedan. 1946 Dodge 2-ton, 2-speed axle L.W.B. completely overhauled.

1940 Nash 4-door. 1939 Chevrolet 2-door. C. B. MOORE, INC.

BLUE MOUND, ILL. CHEVROLET 1937 2. door, sell or trade for pickup truck. 1145 E. Orchard after 4:30 p.

m. CHEVROLET: 1940 2 door, $250. Dobson, 632 S. Franklin. CHEVROLET 1947 Aero, 37,000 miles, fully equipped, excellent condition.

Private party. Can finance. Call 6947. CHEVROLET 1947 Stylemaster. Radio, heater, clean.

2-4852. CHEVROLET 1947 Stylemaster door fully equipped. Phone 2-3860. CHEVROLET 1948 Aero sedan 2 door, radio, heater, low mileage. $1245.

Evans Marquand, 431 E. North. 3-6413. CHEVROLET 1950 pickup, less than 3,000 miles, $1250. Don Ater, Cisco, Ill.

FORD 1936. Radio, heater. Good condition. Phone 156 Moweuqua. FORD V-8 1940 deluxe 4 door.

Good tires, radio, heater. Biack. 3450. 3-6682. FORD 1946 Tudor: Heater, foglights, good condition throughout.

3-3764. FORD: 1946 dump truck. Good condition. Phone 3-4137. FORD, 1946 tudor.

No down payment. Phone 3-5274. FORD 1948 Super Deluxe tudor A-1 condition, $1050. Owner 3-2696. FORD: 1949 Custom built Club coupe.

Radio, heater, overdrive. Excellent condition, 6782. HUDSON, 1949 1-owner, 25.000 actual, fully equipped. $1.495. Phone 5692.

INTERNATIONAL 1938 30 dump truck. Hydraulic hoist. 6295. INTERNATIONAL 1946 6 Dump truck. Dodge, 1947, 2 ton dump truck.

Gene Thompson, 4068. MERCURY: 1941, Good condition. Cheap. 1502 N. 32nd between 9 and 6, 3-0052.

NASH 1948 good condition. Going to the army. 1468 N. Monroe, 2 to 6 p.m. OLDSMOBILE 1947 sedanette.

Extra nice, radio, heater. $1200. 1642 W. Sunset after 5 p. m.

PLYMOUTH 1940 4-door Deluxe, radio, heater. new paint job. Must sell, leaving for service. 426 Longview. PLYMOUTH 1941 Club Coupe, radio, heater, runs good.

A-1 condition. 2601 E. Prairie. PLYMOUTH, late 1948 Snecial deluxe sedan. Excellent.

2-2530. PLYMOUTH 1949 4-door. Special Deluxe, radio, heater. Harold Lipe, Hudson Dealer, Pana, Ill. PONTIAC: 1941 2 door.

$250. Dobson, 632 S. Franklin. STUDEBAKER: 1948. 4-door.

Champion, radio, heater, overdrive. Must see and drive to appreciate. 836 N.Main. ARE YOU WONDERING what to do? Troubled about the war? Rising prices? Scarcity of really good cars? Better be safe than sorry. Buy one of our late model, low mileage automobiles today.

Bales Markwell Motor Sales. Blue Mound. Iil. AUTOMOBILES HAVE GONE UP. $100 OR MORE THE LAST 15 DAYS Cut This Ad Out Compare 30 DAYS FROM NOW WEEKEND SPECIALS: 1950 Mercury Sedan 2 tone finish.

Overdrive. Heater. Spotlight. Radio. 1- owner car with less than 4,000 Today's price $2045.

Save $500. 1950 Chevrolet. Fleetline Deluxe 4 door Sedan. Radio. Heater.

1-owner car that is perfect with only 4200 miles. $1795. 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 2 door. 1-owner. Light gray finish.

Radio. Heater. New tires. A Bargain at $1495. 1949 Ford Club Coupe.

Radio. Heater. roon finish. Runs good, looks good. A nice little car at a very reasonable price $1295.

1947 Cadillac Sedan. very clean 1-owner car. Hydramatic. Radio. Heater.

New tires. My personal car purchased from Mattoon doctor. Guaranteed perfect. $1795. 1947 Pl Deluxe Sedan.

1-owner. hare the original title. Jet Black. New tires. Very clean $895.

1940 Chevrolet 2 door. This is one of those good transportation cars. With good motor, tires appearance. $375. Several Other Cars othato can be purchased for $40 down.

Open evenings till 9. All day Sunday HINTON MOTOR SALES 102 S. BROADWAY PHONE Before You Buy Give Us A Try We have one of the best selections of good clean used cars we have had in some time. Stop by, we no doubt have the car you want, with low payment and easy terms. KAISER-FRAZER USED CAR LOT 801 E.

Wood Phone 3-7703. Eve. 3-2482 BETTER BUY NOW 1949 Buick Dynaflow 2-door $1875 1949 Plymouth Special 4-door $1435 1949 DeSoto Custom Club coupe $1885 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 2-door $1285 1949 Chevrolet Styleline coupe $1125 1946 Dodge Custom 4 door $1385 1947 Plymouth Special Club coupe 885 These are all 1-owner cars, warranted 30 days on 50-50 basis. H. P.

HAZELRIGG CO. Authorized DeSoto-Plymouth Sales Service Phone 3-3479 435-49 E. Prairie BUY HERE WITH CONFIDENCE 1949 Studebaker Land Cruiser $1625 1949 Studebaker Commodore door $1595 1949 Chevrolet coupe $1145 1947 Studebaker Champion 2-door $1045 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe 2-door 975 1946 Pontiac 4-door 945 1946 Dodge sedan 895 1948 Kelser 4-door 895 1940 Buick Club coupe 495 1941 Dodge 4-door 445 1941 Ford tudor 395 H.G. WONDERLIN CO. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 360 E.

Main Phone 3-3625 Automotive AUTO REPAIRING: 7 days week. Eve- nings. Long's Garage. Phone 2-6183. BETTER BUY TODAY BEFORE CARS ARE HIGHER 1951 Crosley new cars for immediate delivery.

With Bendix hydraulic brakes. 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe door sedan. Radio, heater, turn lights. Low mileage. Like new.

1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe sedan. Radio, heater, only 18,000 miles. Very clean. 1 owner car. 1949 Studebaker Champion Regal Deluxe 2 door sedan.

Radio, heater, overdrive. Only 24,000 miles. 1948 Kaiser Deluxe 4 door sedan. Overdrive, radio, heater, 34,000 miles. 1 owner.

Nice car. 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 door. Radio, heater. Clean, low mileage car. 1947 Crosley Convertible.

Cast Iron block engine, new clutch. Clean car. Very economical. 1946 Chevrolet ton pickup. Clean, orig.

inal owner truck. Good buy. 1942 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 2 door. Engine just reconditioned. Clean.

1941 Chevrolets, (4) $345 up. 1941 Fords tudors, fordors (3) $345 up 1940 Ford tudor. Very clean 1940 Chevrolets 4 doors, $245 up 1940 Dodge coupe, Clean, only $345 1940 Plymouth 2 door. Recently reconditioned 1940 Oldsmobiles, doors and doors 1939 Chevrolets 2 doors and 4 doors, $245 up Easy Terms Today AUTO MARKET 529 E. North Phone 3-1811 We Want To Buy Nice Clean Used Cars BUY NOWI Cars Are Sure To Go.

Up We have a nice selection of cars at real bargain prices. See us today. HARDWICK MOTORS 900 W. Eldorado Phone 9303 BATTERIES: Chains for all makes cars a nd trucks. $1.25 per week.

B. F. Goodrich 317 W. Wood. BEST SERVICE for your Hudson at your Authorized Hudson Dealer, Landers de 750 E.

Prairie. 3-8741. BUICK'S SLASHED PRICES 1948 BUICK Super Sedanet, 1 owner, very clean, radio, heater. $1285 1948 PACKARD Club sedan, radio, heater. A1 condition.

$1275 1948 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon, hydramatic, '68" radio, heater, nice one. $1395 1947 PLYMOUTH door, radio, heater. a good buy at 875 1947 KAISER, radlo, heater, rood condition, only 695 1946 BUICK sedan, fully equipped, 1 owner, very cheap a at 935 1946 PONTIAC door, sedan, equipped 865 ALL ABOVE CARS CARRY OUR STANDARD WARRANTY HIGHFIELD BUICK CO. 232 S.MAIN PHONE 3-3473 BETTER BUY BUICK TRADE INS BRING YOUR AUTO PARTS problems to Decatur Auto Wrecking where you get parts for less. 1515 N.

22nd. CADILLAC 1949 BUICK Super Club coupe. Radio, heater, dynaflow drive. 20,000 miles. 1948 Buick sedan.

of Radio, heater, dynaflow drive. 27.000 mlles. 1947 BUICK Roadmaster: Black Club coupe. Radio, heater. whitewall tires.

1940 BUICK Special 4-door. 1950 CADILLAC "61" sedan. Radio, heater, hydramatic drive. One owner. Clean.

1949 MERCURY maroon sedan. Overdrive, radic, heater, white tires. 20.000 miles. 1948 HUDSON Commodore sedan. Clean.

1948 OLDSMOBILE "98" Convertible. Radio, heater, hydramatic Electric windows. One-owner. Good white tires. 1947 CADILLAC "62" sedan.

Radio, heater, 1947 OLDSMOBILE "76" coune. Radip, heater, hydramatic drive. 1947 LINCOLN 4-door sedan. Radic, overdrive, heater, electric windows. $995.

1942 FORD: Engine overhauled. $295. 1941 OLDSMOBILE "6" coupe. Hydramatio drive. 1940 BUICK Special sedan.

J. L. Tallman, Inc. WE'LL BE HERE TOMORROW TO BACK UP WHAT WE BAY TODAY. 540 N.

FRANKLIN: PH. 3-9778: 3-9779 CHEVROLET or Pontiac 1950 sedan delivery. Like new. Phone 3-4866. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH IT MAY BE LATER THAN YOU THINK.

WHY NOT BE SMART? BUY 45 CARS TO SELECT FROM 1949 Chrysler Windsor sedan. 1949 Plymouth sedan. 1949 Ford club coupe. 1949 Chevrolet deluxe tudor. 1948 Chrysler Windsor sedan.

1947 Chrysler New Yorker sedan. 1947 Dodge custom sedan. 1947 Chevrolet 4 door sedan. 1947 Plymouth club coupe. 1946 Nash sedan.

1946 Plymouth passenger coupe. 1941 2 door sedan. Chrysler Royal sedan, 1940 Plymouth passenger coupe, LOW FINANCE CHARGE W. C. Starr, Inc.

133 W. William St. "Decatur's Oldest Dealership" Chrysler-Plymouth C.I,A.T.A. Member Phone 4295 or Used Car Lot 6178 FORD, HE ton pickup truck, good mechanically. 1260 N.

Edward. HOUSETRAILER, 25'. Refriserator. Bottle gas stove. $1350.

Call 3-1072. HOUSE TRAILERS USED SPECIALS 1948 ft. Glider bottle gas cook store, electric brakes. Like new Interior, $795. 1947 Palnce 25 ft.

Aluminum electric refrigerator, bottle gas stove, brakes, $1295. Always a large selection of new trailers. KISTLER TRAILER SALES 2600 W. MAIN: 2-2404 HOUSE TRAILER, 1949 Ironwood, 25 ft. fully equipped except bath.

Phone Bethany, After.