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1. 1. 1 1. Saturday, July 22, 1944. SIX THE 33 -Other Pets DECATUR REVIEW World Bank Fund Settled Among Allies Bretton Woods, N.

H. (AP) The United Nations monetary conference, after three weeks of hard work, comes to an end tonight with the signing of documents for an international monetary fund and a world bank for reconstruction and development. These two projects, which a conte terence resolution termed "important for peace and subsequently will be put before the legislative bodies of 44 united and associated nations for ap- proval. Eight Billion Dollars They are expected to come before the American Congress some time early next year. The successful conclusion of the conference's labors was reached da with an agreement for an eight billion eight whose purpose will be to million dollar reconstruction loans and guarantee those of private investors in post-war struction and development projects.

The monetary fund, which also totals eight billion eight hundred million dollars, is designed to promote international trade by viding foreign exchange, or currency, to those nations who may be short of it because they are unable as much abroad as they import. U. S. Fund Biggest Of the total bank capital, the United States will subscribe three billion one hundred and seventyfive million dollars, the United Kingdom one billion three hundred million dollars, the Soviet Union 900 million dollars, China 600 million dollars, and France 450 million dollars, with the remainder apportioned among 39 other tions in varying amounts. Only 20 per cent of the subscriptions will be in gold and cy.

The other 80 per cent will be held by each country as a reserve for guaranteeing loans. The convention will close with a dinner and plenary session tonight at which Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau, president of the conference, and Lord Keynes, head of the British delegation, will make the principal addresses. Mattoon Boy Listed As Officially Dead Mattoon (Staff) Mrs. Clay Cutler has received word from the War department that her son, Staff Sgt. Howard Koppen, is presumed dead after being listed as missing in action for more than two years.

The message stated that a recent survey of his record provided no further information. Sergeant Koppen was stationed in the Philippines at the outbreak of war and was reported missing on May 7. 1942. He was a mechanic in the army air corps. Surviving besides his mother are two brothers, Seaman Second Class Mack Koppen, stationed in Virginia and Pfc.

Harry Koppen, now serving overseas; three sisters, Mrs. Romaine Kirkland of Stewardson and Elaine and Helen Joyce Koppen of Mattoon. Mrs. J. C.

Cool Dies At Home in Clinton Clinton (Staff) Mrs. Lulu D. Cool, 65, wife of Joseph C. Cool, tax expert in the office of the Dewitt county clerk, died in her home this morning, after a few days' illness. She was born at Farmer City, Sept.

8, 1879, a daughter of Joseph and Martha Wood, and was married to J. C. Cool, in Farmer City in 1907. She leaves her husband, one daughter, Ruth, at home; one brother, Ora Wood, Clinton, and sister, Mrs. Clara McIntosh, Whitier, Calif.

She was a member of the Christian church. The body was taken to the Helm and Trigg funeral home where services will be held Monday at 2:30 p. m. with Rev. L.

D. Hopper of the Methodist church in charge. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Hartsburg Boy Dies In Hospital in Italy Lincoln (Staff) Harold Aper, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harm Aper, rural route 2. Hartsburg, died July 4 in a hospital in Italy as the result of wounds received in action according to a telegram received by his parents from the War department. The soldier was home on a furlough last March and went overseas soon after. The Decatur Review 361-365 North Main Street Decatur. 60.

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WMAQ New World Choristers 11:45 WMAQ One for the Books 12:00 WSOY News- CBS WGN News WENR Say It With Music WMAQ News William Ludwig, Former Effingham Man, Dies Effingham (Staff) William C. F. Ludwig, 69, former Effingham resident, died Thursday, in his home in Terre Haute, where he had lived since retiring as a Pennsylvania railroad foreman. Surviving are his wife, Auguste, four daughters, Mrs. Cornelia Pierce, Wayne, Mrs.

Leona O'Dell, Stonington; Mrs. Helen Storer, Indianapolis; and Mrs. Mildred Davis, Terre Haute: three sons. Floyd, Terre Haute; Harry, stationed with the seabees in the South Pacific; and Wilbur, stationed with the army in India; three brothers, Carl, Columbus, Ohio; Fred, Freeport, and Henry, of Jerseyville, Ill; four sisters, Mrs. Amelia Laatch, Decatur; Mrs.

Minnie Zulke, St. Louis; Mrs. Mary Thoma, Effingham: and Mrs. Anna Harnish. Decatur.

Nine grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held Monday, at 9 a. in his home in Terre Haute. The body will be brought to Effingham by Bauer's hearse and additional services will be at the Bauer funeral home at 2 p. m.

Monday. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was a member of the A. F. and A.

M. lodge 149 of Effingham and Masons will be in charge of graveside services. Former Weldon Woman Dies Friday in Silvis Clinton (Staff) Mrs. Kenneth McConkey, 38, formerly of Weldon, died Friday in the East Moline hospital in Silvis. The body was brought to Weldon where funeral services will be held in the Weldon Methodist church Sunday at 3:30 p.

m. Burial will be in the Weldon cemetery. She was born i in Weldon and moved to Silvis in June when her husband became a pastor of the Methodist church. He was formerly pastor at Cooksville and principal of the Ellsworth Community high school. Survivors are her husband and three children.

Sherilyn, Jacquelyn and Kaywin, all at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hunt, of Clinton, a sister, Mrs.

Edward Burton, Weldon, and a brother, from Detroit. Mich. Former Lane Boy Killed on Saipan Clinton (Staff) Cpl. Otis Kemp, 21, marine corps, former resident of Lane, was killed in action during the American attack on Saipan island, according to word received Friday by his mother, Mrs. Reno Day, of Chicago, a former Clinton resident.

He was a nephew of Mrs. Gordon V. Day, of Lane. Before entering the service in July, 1942, he was employed by the Illinois Central railroad at Union station in Chicago. Oreana Boy Injured In Crash in England Effingham (Staff) First Lt.

Theodore W. Bean, a nephew of Mrs. A. T. Colborn of Effingham, has been injured in an airplane crash in England and is convalescing in an English hospital, according to word received here.

He had been on several bombing missions and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bean of Oreana.

D. J. FITZGERALD DIES Chicago (AP) David J. Fitzgerald, 65, former president of the Free Machine Rockford, and one time associate of the Pacific Aviation Los Angeles, died here Thursday night. I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CALL 5151 for an experienced Ad Writer.

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Saturday for Sunday view and 6 p. Herald and Review. Sundays and holldays hours 4 to 6 p. m. Public Sale DaLes Farm Land auction, Porter JULY 31: Estate, Court House, Sullivan, Ill.

Born To EDWARDS, Mr. and Mrs. July Glenn. 19 1504 in East Walnut street, a son, home. GIDEON, and Mrs.

Jack in 86512 St. Water, 8 son, July 21. North Mary's. Mr. and Mrs.

James. 1744 East Whitmer street. a daughter, July 20, in HAYS. St. Mary's.

McKIBBEN, Mr. and Mrs. Paul. 717 West North street. 8 daughter.

July 22 in Decatur and Macon county. MILLAGE, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Charleston, a son, July 20, at home. SHAMBAUGH.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Oakley, 8 daughter, July 21 in Decatur and Macon county. SINCLAIR, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon 909 East Prairie street. a son, July 20, in St. Mary's. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry, Effingham. a daughter, July 19 in 6t. Anthony's Hospital, Effingham. TRIMMER. Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin, rural route 6. a daughter, July 20. in St. Mary's.

WARD. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore. North Broadway.

a son. July 21. in St. Mary's. WINANS.

Ensign and Mrs. R. Farmer City, 8 son, born Friday in Mennonite hospital, Bloomington. The mother was formerly Maxine Vance, Farmer City. WINCHESTER, Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Sullivan, A daughter. July 21.00 in St. Mary's. Marriage Licenses IN LOGAN -Owen Lester Adams.

Emden, and Phyllis Arlene Chamberlin, Atlanta. Divorces Granted KENDALL. Wayne from Betty. Central Illinois Deaths PROFFITT. Mary Jane.

94, of Pana, died at 11:30 a. m. Friday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mae Bush. Villa Grove: leaves husband.

W. C. Proffitt. Pana: daughters. Mrs.

Will Sell. Pana, Mrs. Mae Bush. Villa Grove: sons. Harry and William, both of St.

Louis. Jesse, Alexandria, and Ray, Oakland. sisters. Mrs. Jennie Barnett and Mrs.

Jack Melby, both of Pana: body at the Stumpf funeral home. Pana: services 2:30 p. m. Sunday the Pana Baptist church; burial in West Mound cemetery. Pana.

Funerals 1A CLIFTON. JOHN C. Services 10 8. Monday, Chapel. Interment Peck cemetery.

Cerro Gordo. Moran Sons' Service. Moore, Rosetta Lockart Services 1:30 p. m. Monday, chapel.

Burial Long Point cemetery. Friends may call at chapel after 6 p. m. Saturday. Dawson Wikoff WADSWORTH, MRS.

ROSA Services 1:30 p. m. Monday Chapel. Interment Fairlawn cemetery. J.

J. Moran Sons Service. YOUNG. PATRICIA MARIE. Remains shipped Friday evening to Kansas City, for interment and services Monday.

J. J. Moran Sons' service. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 BUY YOUR CEMETERY LOT now on easy terms. The cemetery with 8 perpetual care fund.

See Fairlawn cemetery 146 S. Water. 4495. PARK. The only strictly nonmonumental cemetery in Macon Co.

538 Standard Bldg. 5058. Insurance TO $6 a day hospitalization insurance now available. Ralph Wilcox, Bennett Shade. 4495: 2-6974.

Masonic Temple Activities 6A LIGHT LODGE 1064: Special meeting Monday 7:30 p. m. 3rd degree. IONIC LODGE 312. Special meeting Monday, 6:30 p.

m. 1st degree. Personals radio service. Guaranteed. Zimmerman.

803 W. Grand. 2-3270. AFTER JULY 19. 1944.

the undersigned will be responsible only for debts contracted by him in person. Frank Mueller. ALL KINDS of electrical repairing. Work guaranteed. Telephone 8451.

BICYCLES REPAIRED, keys made, lawnmowers sharpened. "We know Bott's Sporting Goods, 554 N. Water. BLIND LADY MRS. C.

C. RILEY. 1111 North Monroe 2-5146. Brooms, brushes. mops.

Retail, wholesale. DIAMOND wedding ring sets, just received. $15 up. Many other jewelry items. Art Swigart, Jeweler, 518 N.

Water. FINE HAIR needs the care specialist. Consultation at North Park Beauty Shop, 244 N. Park. 8733.

FOR EXPERT WORKMANSHIP: And prompt service take your electrical appliances to your authorized G. E. Service man. Parky's Repair Service. 134 S.

Oakland. 3-3832 or 2-2142. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE. W. A.

Moore Sales and Service, 640 N. Main. 2-1534. INSUL-WOOL insulation is free from shot. grit and silicon.

No itching. no cutting. no abrasive qualities. The Cooper-Rucker exclusive insulation contractors. 2-6734.

J. L. Patterson, 600 E. Prairie, all kinds mechanical work. Guaranteed.

2-7011. KEYS: Made for any type lock. Quick service. East Main Bicycle and Lock Shop, 249 E. Main.

Dial 6541, LET OUR master furrier transform your old fur coat into a brand new fashion. Schudels' Fur Shop, 157 W. Main. 4275. LET US keep your alarm clock running.

Expert clock and watch repairing at nominal prices. Rosenberg's, 445 N. Water MOTH DAMAGE: To furniture and rugs is prevented for 5 years after one application of Mitra Moth Immunizer. Effective on clothing 2 yrs. regardless of frequent dry cleaning.

Linn Scruggs, Notion Dept. Street Floor. NURSE THAT small illness at home and save your doctor valuable time Hardings Drugs. 455 N. Water.

PLAN TO RENT A SINGER? Demand greater than supply. Please make reservations in advance. Singer Sewing Machine 215 North. 2-1161. RADIO REPAIR: Dependable.

Work guaranteed. F. Bourner, 1310 N. Woodford. SEWING NOTIONS: Complete line at the Singer Sewing Center.

Also sewing boxes. handbags. neckwear, etc. 215 E. North.

Decatur. SPECIAL SLIPCOVER LESSON WEDNESDAY. JULY 26 ENROLL P. M. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 215 EAST NORTH YOUR EYES ARE VERY important to your well being.

Take good care of them, about consult Dr. Ralph Eberhart. Optometrist. your sight Reasonable prices. terms.

410 N. Water. 5913. YOU'LL BE AMAZED Have you discards others can use? You'll be amazed at the prices used goods Sell quickly with an ad. Place bring.

your ad by mail or dial 5151. Saturday hours 8 8. m. to 6 p. Traffic Arrests William D.

Conely, Cerro Gordo, was fined $8.40 for speeding. Jack Allen. 239 North Church street, was fined $8.40 for Theaters and Amusements 1B BEMENT THEATER. Bement, Ill. "Tarzan's Desert Mystery" with Johnny Weismuller.

Also "The Good Fellows" with Cecil Kellaway. Sunday "Buffalo Bill' 'in Technicolor). Where to Ge 1C DANCE Gene Band, Freeland Grove. Thursday nights American Legion. Sullivan FOR PLATTERS of country fried chicken, or T-bone steaks, with salads and all the trimmins come to The Wooden Shoe, 241 E.

Main. LOOK AT 'EM WHIZ BY and they're really enjoyin it (skatein we mean) every night at Ragsdale's Roller Rink, 480 E. North. PAYNE'S NITE CLUB, 233 NORTH MAIN PONY RIDES, DRIVES: 25c. Fletcher, on 48, mile west of 51.

ROLLER SKATE at Chap's Rink, 2811 N. Main, 7:30 to 10:30 p. Admission, 30c. TO THOSE WHO have never eaten what Ice Cream. You don't know you're missing.

1125 N. Water. WE'RE on your busline block from transfer) stop in for a "short" snort or a "tall" beer. Al's Place, 148 S. Main.

YOUR BEST GIRL: Will love the good drinks and friendly atmosphere at The Pub, 135 S. Oakland. Lest and Found BILLFOLD: Black, contained valuable papers, identification. Reward. 1104 8.

Franklin. BLACK leather billfold. containing money and valuable papers. Liberal reward. Harristown 361 or 521.

COWBOY BELT studded with colored stones, lost at Beach. Reward. 2-7406. DARK GRAY Persian cat lost 1100 or 1200 block E. Main.

Answers Mrs. Arris, 1145 E. Main, 4945. reward. GOLD 5 diamond ring.

Registered A-108. Reward. Telephone 2-1965. LADY'S brown heeless shoe lost Sunday. Reward.

8691. MAN'S GLASSES. gold frames, lost Wed. Reward. 9635 after 6.

PAST AUXILIARY, President pin, U. S. W. V. on face.

2-0157. SILVER, 2-0156. rosary lost Saturday. Reward. TOY TERRIER, white, black spot on back.

Answers Susie. License 1513. Reward. 2-7974. 8 OR 9 KEYS ON RING.

Lost recently Reward. Phone 2-2787 Automobiles for Sale 11 BUICK 1937 sedan. Everett C. Wood on Dr. Fishel's farm, west of Arcola.

CHEVROLET: tires. Call after 5 or Sunday. Roy Querrey, miles south Oreana. DE SOTO: 1935 coach, clean. $200.

1135 E. Cleveland. DODGE. 1938 sedan. good tires.

$535: Chevrolet 1937. 1-wn sedan. Just fair condition. $350: Ford 1938 deluxe tudor $612: Pontiac 1938 eight sedan. $750.

Ben Nolan, Prairie at Broadway. FORD. 1932 V-8 coupe. A-1 tires. Good condition.

$125. 3-3815. FORD. 1935 tudor. good tires.

A real bargain. Earl Luster- John Rechtin, Ford dealers, Prairie at Jackson. FORD. 1938 tudor extra clean, with good tires. Earl Luster-John Rechtin.

Ford dealers, Prairie at Jackson. 1940 4 door sedan. By owner. No dealers. 1660 N.

Morgan. PLYMOUTH 1934 2-door sedan. 5 A-1 tires, heater, good condition. $200 Joseph Pride. Maroa.

AUTO REPAIR SERVICE: Quick, reliable service by expert mechanics. Motors, electrical work, body and fender straightening, painting, polishing. No long waits! All makes of cars. Kilborn's. "PackardStudebaker dealers." 131 N.

Church. B. B. BURNS CO. 402 E.

PRAIRIE 1941 Ford coupe. radio, heater. 1941 Plymouth 2 door. heater. 1939 Plymouth deluxe door.

1937 Chevrolet master deluxe sedan. Good tires, radio, heater. STARR'9 GUARANTEED USED CARS 1941 Ford Fordor. Excellent condition. 1940 Chrysler 2 Door.

Radio, heater. Extra good tires. 1940 Plymouth Del. 2 Door. Good rubber! 1939 Chrysler 4 Door.

Radio, heater. W. C. STARR. 232 S.

MAIN REO-NASH. 240 W. WOOD 1942 Nash coach, overdrive. 1941 Nash sedan, overdrive. 1939 Plymouth sedan.

radio. STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion Club Sedan. 1940 Studebaker Commander Sedan. Kilborn's. 131 N.

Church. $10 R-E-W-A-R-D Has your neighbor or fellow worker got a car for sale? If so turn his name into Cooper's and if we buy the car, the $10 reward is yours. WE ALSO HAVE 30 Late Model Guaranteed Used Cars at Ceiling Prices. COOPER OLDSMOBILE CO. LOT: BROADWAY E.

NORTH. 9141 BE SURE TO SEE J. L. TALLMAN, 540 N. FRANKLIN If You Want to Buy, Sell or Trade A Used Car 1934 Standard Chevrolet engine.

A-1 condition. J. Romans, 334 S. Water. Trucks, Tractors and Trailers ELCAR HOUSE trailer 1942.

foot tandem, excellent tires, electric brakes, like new inside and out. Kistler's Cabins, 2600 W. Main. HOUSE TRAILER. 1940 $850 cash.

Betty Faith, Elm Park, mile north Decatur Cartage Co. NEW House trailers: Continental. Glider. Indian. Pottery Shop, 2900 N.

Water. SPECIAL 3-ROOM TRAILER. Cheap for quick sale. Mr. Rogers.

370 E. Prairie. 2 WHEEL Trailer for sale. Good condition. 2-8102.

Motorcycles -Bicycles 15 BICYCLE WANTED: Girl's 24 inch, good condition. 7473. HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1941 motorcycle, Good condition. Joseph Kissel, Route 1, Niantic. LADY'S bicycle for sale, A-1 condition.

good tires. 8676. LADY'S bicycle for sale, good condition. No chain. 8252.

MAN'S bicycle for sale. Please call 2-5279. ONE DELIVERY Bicycle with large basket: cash price $35. In No. 1 condition.

Hankla Grocery, Sullivan, Illinois. Phone 2251 days: 3148 nights. Automobiles Wanted 17 A FEW used cars wanted for cash. Jim Landers, 350 E. William.

ALWAYS SEE Decatur's oldest dealer for a fair price for your car. W. C. 232 S. Main.

Phone 4294. Starr. BEN NOLEN will pay you for more money your car. East Prairie at Broadway. FROM PRIVATE OWNER: Good late model light car.

2-1155. GET OUR PRICE before sell your car. Earl Luster Rechtin, Ford Dealers. Prairie at Jackson. GOOD vidual.

FOR.D OR CHEVROLET, from indiLate model preferred. Cash, trade 1935 Plymouth. 2-8679. or REO-NASH: Pays top prices for used 240 W. Wood.

Phone 5253. cars. STUDEBAKER champion coupe or 2 door sedan, good condition. 2-7393. WANTED: Late model clean.

used cars. fore pay highest cash prices. See me beWill you sell. A. C.

Merry, 350 E. Prairie. WANTED 1933 or 1934 Standard Chevrolet coach body. R. J.

Romans. 334 8. Water, Phone 4001. O. WANTED 1925 Willys Knight for repair E.

Rau, Kenney, Ill. Rt. 1. WE WILL PAY highest cash price for your used cars. See us today.

Dawson Gerardot. 241 W. Wood. Business Service 18 HIGHEST CASH PRICES: For dead animals, Prompt service. Central Ill.

ing Harristown 531. Reverse charges. Render- Business Service 18 HIGHEST CASH PRICES For dead animals; prompt service. Decatur Scavenger Service. Phone 9811.

Reverse charges. Cleaning--Renovating PAPER SHORTAGE: Send in your used garment bags and hangers. Thank you. Bullard's Cleaners, 733 N. Water.

2-2700. Laundering 24 LAUNDRY wanted in my home. Excellent work. Phone 3-3963. 25 MOVING: Local or long distance.

Bonded. 865 S. Maffit. 7583 after 5:30. Painting--Papering--Flooring PAINTING: interior and exterior.

Free estimates. Quality work guaranteed. 1494 N. Union. PAINTING: Interior, exterior.

Work guarFree estimates. 2-1390. PAPERHANGING, painting. Work guaranteed. Call Allen.

4589. Help Wanted- -Female 32 BAKE SHOP helper. Greider's 5 Cafeteria. 259 N. Main.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. Good salary. Steady position. St. Nicholas Beauty Shop.

2-8593. BEAUTY OPERATOR: Excellent salary plus commission. working conditions. Inquire Mr. Bolero.

New Art Beauty Salon, 217 N. Main. BCOKKEEPER, not over 35 years, Previous experience essential. Good opportunities. $100 month starting salary.

Automatic advancements. Apply at once. B. F. Goodrich Stores, 317 W.

Wood. CASHIER. For part-time work. Greider's Cafe, 161 E. Main.

COOK. Day work. Good salary. Pom Pom. Wood and Oakland.

COUNTER GIRL OR WOMAN, not under 18. Good pay. Good working conditions. Call for appointment. 2-4716.

COUNTER GIRL. Apply Block's Sandwich Shop, 140 N. Main, between 11 and 3. DISHWASHER. Pom-Pom.

Wood and Oakland. FOUNTAIN girl: No nights or Sundays. Rambo's, 125 N. Main. FOUNTAIN GIRL WANTED.

Blue Classic. 999 Water. FRY cook. Sundays off. Wayside Inn, 223 E.

North. HOUSEKEEPER wanted. 2 adults. Stay nights. 2540 E.

North. country home. 3 children. HOUSEKEEPER: Protestant. Box 335.

Herald-Review. KITCHEN HELP Experience not necessary. Pom-Pom. Wood and Oakland. KITCHEN and dining room wanted.

Good wages. Sundays off. Hinton's Cafe. 321 E. Main.

KITCHEN HELP wanted. Inquire 116 East Wood. MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED: ESSEN- TIAL INDUSTRY, HIGH PIECE WORK RATE. PLEASANT WORKING CONDI- TION, VACATION WITH PAY, GOOD OPPORTUNITY, POST-WAR JOB. AP.

PLY AT ONCE. 306 N. FRANKLIN. MR. LEE CALKINS.

MAIDS Apply in person. St. Nicholas Hotel. SALESWOMEN Two especially attractive, permanent positions available for women, 25 to 35 years: married with previous experience. H.

H. Garver, Gebhart-Gushard. SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER. Sundays off. Wayside Inn, 223 E.

North. STENOGRAPHER Permanent. Good hours. Dictation required. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.

453 Citizens Build1.1g. WAITRESS. excellent pay. Sundays off Wayside Inn. 223 E.

North. WAITRESS. Hours. 10 to 6. Young's Coffee Shop, 242 E.

William. WAITRESS. Good pay. Pleasant working conditions No experience necessary. Blue Mill.

1099 W. Wood. Cafe. 153 E. Eldorado.

WAITRESS and kitchen help. Illinois WAITRESS: Experienced. 11 A. m. to Wood House Lunch, 125 E.

William. WAITRESS: Fridays. Saturdays, 5 to 12 Loeb's Tavern. 539 N. Water.

WAITRESS. Steady, Transportation furnished. Monday off. Rainoow, 2239 E. Wood.

WAITRESS: GOOD SALARY. TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED. THE FARM CAFE. ROUTES 121 AND 48. WAITRESS: Steady, 4 to 12.

Loeb's Tavern. 539 N. Water. COLORED WOMAN to do cooking and kitchen work. Age above 35.

Salary $60 to $65 month and meals. Box 346. Herald-Review. EXPERIENCED dishwasher $18 week. Sundays off.

Puckett's Cafe, 1069 N. Water. GENERAL housekeeper, private room and bath. $15 week. References.

State Age. Box 345 Herald-Review. GIRL: White for housework. 8:30 to 5:00. Sundays off.

8733. GIRL for salesgirl and small amount of book work. Agreeable hours. Dunlop Tire Rubber 125 E. Wood.

GIRLS Check In Clothes PERFECT CLEANERS 130 E. WOOD LADY. 25 to 55. to live with mother and two daughters and take charge of modern farm home, near town. No outside work.

Good wages. Write or phone Mrs W. E. Beckman, Sullivan, Ill. 2730.

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to care for semiinvalid man and wife in horse. Phone 2-5520 for appointment. WANTED: Companion for elderly woman in small west end home. Either days or full time, full time preferable. Apply 1625 W.

Forest. WANTED: WAITRESSES. GREIDER'S CAFE, 161 1 E. MAIN. WOMEN Greider's Cafeteria.

259 Main. WOMAN for counter work. some fountain experience. $20 week. Apply Union News Luncheonette.

Wabash Depot. WOMAN for general housework. Care of 1 child. Parents employed. Box 334.

Herald-Review. WOMAN for restaurant work. North Grill, 2900 N. Main. WOMAN wanted to do laundry In her home.

8891. WOMAN kitchen help. Scott's Cafe, 313 N. Main. WOMEN OR GIRLS OVER 17 FOR GENERAL KITCHEN WORK NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED APPLY MACON COUNTY T.

B. SANATORIUM PHONE 5231 YOUNG WIDOW wants lady companion. More home than wares. Modern farm home Box 330 Herald-Review. 2 SCHOOL GIRLS PERMANENT PART TIME WORK If you are able to work from noon on after school starts and 11 you are at least 16 vears of age APPLY HAINES ESSICK CO.

Help Wanted -Male 33 EMPLOYED. all male applicants must obtain referral from the U. S. E. S.

CARPENTERS. Cabinet makers and roodmachinists. Walrus Miz. Co Help Wanted -Male 33 COAL HAULER. experienced preferred.

Make good wages. Conveyor loaded. Brownie Coal Co. 840 N. Morgan.

DISHWASHER: Apply The Farm Cafe. Routes 121-48. GRILL MAN, or boy. Good DAS. Call for appointment.

2-4716. MEAT CUTTER wanted. Permanent posttion, good salary to party qualifying and willing to work. working conditions See Mr. Hooper, Tolly's Market.

2220 E. Wood. NIGHT porter and bus boy. Greiders Cafe, 161 E. Main.

PLUMBER Steady work. good wages. H. E. Todd.

Tuscola, Ill. PORTER Steady. Loeb's Tavern. 539 N. Water.

RADIO service man, experienced. Home, auto radios. Loughnane, 804 N. Water. RECAPERS.

vulcanizers, experienced. Good salary. Permanent position. See naugh. Super Tire Stores, 543 N.

Water. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT: Good salary. Apply Farm Service Station Routes 121-48. SERVICE MAN for tire shop. Inquire 301 E.

Main. SHOE REPAIR man, capable of managing shop. Will sell half interest to right man. Shop established has always been real money maker. Earn from $50 to $60 per week.

At once Box 332. Herald-Review. SHOE REPAIRMAN wanted. Good wages. Rapid advancement.

Write or apply 242 N. Water. TRUCK DRIVER: Apply Sears Coal Coke 905 W. Grand. TRUCK DRIVER wanted.

Must be 20 years old or over. Dunn Coal 724 N. Mercer. 7441. BOYS wanted to sell Sunday papers Good profits.

Apply Decatur News Agency. Rear 130 E. Wood. 2-4351. BOY for general grocery work.

343 Grand. 5252. BOY or older man; farm and garden work. 4907. EXPERIENCED food market man.

Excellent opportunity for man willing to work. Good salary. 343 W. Grand. 5252.

EXPERIENCED recap pers. vulcanizers. Good salary. Permanent position. See Cavanaugh.

Super Tire Stores. 543 N. Water. NOW IS Your OPPORTUNITY TO WORK AT Oakes Products Co. Foremen Machine Operators (Male) Set-up Men Tool Makers Maintenance Mechanics Needed At Once Apply to Company Office 800 East Garfield Decatur, Illinois BOY to work in meat department.

Can work part time during school term. Peters Food Mart. BOYS over 16, to learn shoe 1 repairing. Wages while learning. Write or apply 242 N.

Water. man, work in yard 1 day EXPERIENCED. Macon. 2-1359. START EARNINGS AT ONCE Platform Truck Operators Bench Burrers Sweepers Hand Truckers Heat Treat Helpers Plater's Helpers Assemblers Power Train Testers Engine Test Mechanics Trainees Paint Shop Helpers Blasting Machine Operators Carpenters Inspectors Incinerator Operators Machine Sump Cleaners Tool Crib Helpers CATERPILLAR MILITARY ENGINE COMPANY Downtown Office, Lincoln Square 9 a.

m. to 8 p. m. MAN. above middle age.

familiar with homework, to be dishwasher and handyman in restaurant. Apply Manhattan Cafe. 240 N. Park. MAN to work in plant.

Apply Taylor Harder Dairy, 636 E. Wood. MEN: Ages 16 to 60. for day or night work in sausage department. Apply in person.

Rath Packing Front and Eldorado. SCHOOLBOY for cafeteria work. Full time summer. Oakes Cafeteria. 4753.

WANTED: Experienced recapers, vulcanizers. Good salary. Permanent. See Cavanaugh, Super Tire Stores. 543 N.

Water. WANTED: Orderly, cook and house woman. Good wages, hours. full maintenance. Macon Co.

Home Infirmary. 2-1485. 5 LABORERS for cement and excavation work: 2 carpenters: 1 painter. Steady Essential war housing work. 2-3623 or ap ply in person.

410 Pierson Ave MAN with truck. Sears Coal Coke Co 905 W. Grand, A. W. Cash Co.

540 N. 18TH ST. (Just Off E. Eldorado) Job Interviews without red tape. No tedious waits.

No complicated application forms. No written No I. Q's, No aptitude tests. Interviews at Factory Office, 540 North 18th (Just off East Eldorado). A small plant has many working advantages You might prefer.

A. W. Cash Co. 540 N. 18TH ST.

(Just Off E. Eldorado) FIRST -CLASS MECHANICS. Will pay up to $50 per week. H. T.

Motor Beecher City. WANTED: At once, mechanics and handy. men. Apply Mr. Herbert, Decatur City Lines, Inc Help Male and Female 34 CHEP.

manager and wife, to take charge of railroad restaurant out of Decatur. Apply Room 208. Manhattan Cafe building. DISHWASHER and porter. Good pay, short hours.

Call for appointment. 2-4716. NOTICE: Those formerly registered with the Mary V. Love Personnel Service may renew their registration at Any time with the Personal Placement Bureau. 510 Standard without additional registration fee.

On Land, Sea And In The Air SHIPS. guns and planes require large amounts of aluminum. CORN STARCH is used AS A flotation agent in the processing of aluminum ore. Help make this special starch urgently needed by the aluminum industry. NO EXPERIENCE necessary: full pay while you learn: plenty of overtime work available.

Call 4141 for full information regarding a good paying job at Staley's. A. E. STALEY MFG. CO.

DECATUR, ILL. THE MANHATTAN CAFE will reopen soon. Help is needed in all departments. Apply 240 N. Park.

Salesmen and Agents 35 EXPERIENCED drug salesman. By reliable Ohio Corporation to call on retail and wholesale trade in Illinois and Missouri with line of established and advertised drug items. Draft exempt, and must have car. Credit on mail orders. Monthly commission checks.

P. O. Box 684. Decatur, 70, Illinois. PART TIME solicitor.

Contact small businesses. Liberal commission. Can be handied evenings. Box 341, Herald-Review. Work Wanted -Female 36 CARE FOR children in my home day or night.

2-2251. HOUSEKEEPER in motherless home by middle aged lady. Fully competent. Neat appearance. Experienced.

Economical cook. Permanent. Town or country. Box 337. Her FOSITION, requiring good writer and mathematician, who would render good service.

Box 340, Herald-Review. WILL CARE for children in my home. Day or week. Nice playground, swings, off of street. 3-3545.

Work Wanted Male 37 EXPERIENCED farmer wants farming on shares. Eugene Dowler, Rt. Homer, Ill. MAN wants farming on share basis. Life experienced.

2 grown sons, draft exempt. Wm. A. Smith. Rt.

1, Broadlands, Ill. Business Opportunities 38 BLACKSMITH and Welding Shop for sale: Including Smith electric welder, new; Smith acetylene welder. new: electric drill (hand). used 3 years; post drill: Fate Root Heath lawnmower sharpener, complete, used 3 years; 2 electric motors, 3 horsepower; triphammer: anvil: 3 grinders; all good line shafts; electric fire. This shop can be moved or will rent the building reasonable.

New brick. Plenty material and lawnmower parts, bolts, nuts, everything it takes to run A shop. Drue C. Bower, 313 East Jourdan, Newton. Ill.

CAFE: one of the best paying eating places. with the least overhead in Decatur. Owner in present location 15 years. wishes to retire. For immediate sale.

Will give 5 year lease on building at low rental. This is A money maker. We can show you. Come in And let us tell you about it. W.

R. Schroeder, Realtor. 137 E. Main St. GROCERY and gas station.

Nice business. Price $4000 includes property. for farms. Rutherford's Store. Alamo.

Ind. GROCERY with good stock. equipment. Good business. Town near Decatur.

Health reason for selling. Box 325, Herald-Review. Money to Loan 40 AUTO. furniture and note loans quick! General Finance Loan Company, 118 W. Prairie.

Phone 5356. AUTO LOANS: Up to $1.000 Quickly, Your Car Need Not Be Fully Paid For. Peoples Finance Nat'l Bank Bldg CASH LOANS to farmers and employed men and women, on your own signature and security. S. W.

Coe 226 E. William. 2-4544. LOANS: On city, suburban and farm land. J.

D. Johnson Son, general insurance and real estate. 114 N. Water. 5131.

LOANS: On city property and farms, monthly reduction. Nominal expense. Moyer Realty 351 Citizens Bide. 5482. LOANS WITHOUT ENDORSERS Household.

Auto and Signature Loans to married couples and single people. Quick. private service. Call. phone or write Household Finance Corporation, 4th floor Citizens Bldg.

Phone 5277. 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 MONEY FOR THE ASKING! All you need to do do do is bring your collateral in and tell us how much you need. It's as simple AS that at Rosenberg's, 445 N. Water.

MONEY $25.00 TO $300.00 DECATUR SHORT LOAN co. 566 Citizens Bidg. Phone 8663 c. C. McBEE, Mer.

DALMATIAN pups, months. 2 males. Bud Barnhart, Cisco. GOOD HOMES for 3 orange kittens. Ref.

erences. 2-6878. Rabbits--Furs--Supplies 47A RABBITS: Friers and breeding stock. Robert Ervin, Niantic, phone 9R13. Horses--Cattle-Hogs BRING YOUR CHOICE CATTLE: To the Main.

Decatur Packing Provision 861 S. Phone 5353. GOOD work mare for sale. Phone HEREFORD bull. registered.

15 months. Eugene Rowe, Lovington, Ill. JERSEY COW: With second calf. 5 mo. E.

B. Watson, Radio Tower, Division, East Coffee Pot. MARKET handle all CONDITIONS weight are hogs again so Monday re through Friday, Please try to have them in by 12 o'clock. Macon County Marketing Assn. MILK COWS, fresh.

Peters, end of Ravina Park Road. 4th house north. 2-8387. PONY: everything. 4 years old, saddle, harness, buzzy, Fletcher, on 48, mile west 51.

PUREBRED: Guernsey bull, Shorthorn Guernsey CON 3 years old. Fresh soon. Russell Cross, Macon. REGISTERED Guernsey bull. to be sold at Dick Andrews Sale barn, July 24.

1944. SMALL CHILD'S PONY: Well broke, gen. tie. Phone 2-5520. TEAM: Of gray mares around 4 years old; $300.

F. M. Sarver, Herrick, Ill. TEAM roan horses. age 5, 6.

Sound, wt. 3400. John Evans, Lovington. WANTED: Saddle horse, well broke, over 1,000 pounds, with full details. Arbuckle, Route 6, Decatur.

6 fat mixed colors young shoats. $6.50, Byrd Davis. 2-0696. 10 REGISTERED: Outstanding Domino Hereford yearling bulls, $100 up. tered Chester or Duroc boars: tops 19 their breed.

any age. Steve Varner Sons. Monticello. 25 SPOTTED Poland China shoats. Kra.

mer. Moffit Lane, West Stevens Creek. 25 SHOATS. good ones. around 40 Amos L.

Munch, Lovington. Ill. MACON COUNTY SALEBARN: July 24. 12 o'clock. Horses, cattle, hogs of all kinds.

12 head purebred registered Duroc gilts, pig in September, bred to purebred Duroc hoR. 80 head good shoats and pigs, 20 young Hereford CONS. 18 months old purebred Guernsey bull. Bring what you have for sale. 3-3358.

Poultry and Supplies CASH PAID for your poultry, eggs and cream. Swift N. Morgan: 510 E. William (new location). 2-4322.

HENS AND PRIES WANTED: Robertson' Poultry. Telephone 2-3761. TO ASSURE YOURSELF of sturdy healthy broilers and pullets this fall, feed. Pro-Ces poultry mashes. Central Illinois Feed 6 miles west Decatur on Route 36.

Phone Harristown 7211. Grain-Hay-Feed 49A ATTENTION, a HOG fair supply FEEDERS: of Purina We have Hog Supplement. Make your corn last longer. Get yours while it lasts. E.

M. ford. 622 N. Water. RED CLOVER.

alfalfa hay. Manual Simpson. Camargo. HAY FOR SALE All grades timothy clover mixed and al. falfa.

Car or truck load lots. Will have second cutting to offer soon. MORRISON'S NELSON'8 Box 505 Burlington, Iowa. Office Ph. 6130 Danville.

After hrs. 2273 Burlington. Articles for Sale AMMONIA equipment. valves. fittines, gauges.

164 E. Leafland, after 6 p. m. BABY BUGGY: Antique, attractive, light weight. Good condition.

Ervin Foor, low house southwest corner Tower Hill. BABY'S play pen and bassinette. Telephone 7344. CANNERS. 7 qt.

complete. $2.95. A few left. Buckets. kettles, skillets, pottery, dishes.

Tolly's, 745 N. Water. DESK: With chair, porcelain top kitchen table and chairs, dresses size 12, lady's shoes utility cabinet, draperies, toys, all excellent condition. 1338 N. north entrance.

DINETTE SET. buffet. 53 piece dinner sherbet glasses, silver slippers, baby bunting. 2-0090. ELECTRIC WELDER: 200 ampere 220 volt A.

C. In perfect condition. Call Paul Boyer. Strasburg, Ill. FISH AQUARIUM.

plate glass. 8 gal. metal stand. 2401 E. North.

FOR RENT: York 3 ton self contained air conditioning unit, suitable 2000 sq. feet floor area. Frank Tenney. 5263. GARDEN CARTS: Handy for carrying.

leaves. fertilizer. ashes. etc. Reduced.

$6.95 for $4.95. $7.95 for $5.95. Just rived. limited supply of tire pumps. Firestone, 400 N.

Main. GASOLINE ENGINE: 1 H. would trade. 159 S. Hilton.

2-2557. IVORY ENAMEL: One coat. Five 1 gallon pre-War left. closeout $3.75. Eldorado Paint Wallpaper Store, 653 E.

Eldorado. KNEE BOOTS. hip boots. Applications available here. Goodrich Stores.

317 W. Wood. LARGE size child's wagon. rubber tired. $7.

1938 E. Clay. MAN'S 17-Jewel Bulova wrist watch. Lawnmower, good condition. 1521 E.

North. MANTLE clock, A-1 condition, Phon 6406. NEED CASH? For taxes or other special needs? You can get all you want from the tools, ture, appliances, cameras, you no longer use. Sell for the cash you need with an ad. Saturday hours 8 a.

m. to p. m. Place your ad today, have extra cash tomorrow. NEW 3 bladed.

stand type electrio fan. Parkys Repair Service. 3-3832. QUART FRUIT JARS, gallon jugs. Pore Pom.

Wood and Oakland. RABBIT hutches. metal bird cages, 9xi rue. Good condition. 2444 E.

Main. SHOTGUN, 16 gauge, Browning automatic, Never used. 2-0092. STROLLERS now reduced to only $7.95. Cohn Furniture Stores, 841 N.

Water. STOKER CINDERS delivered, $5 load. Call engineer Standard Office Bids. 4215. THE SCOTT Rolling crutch.

makes cripples walk. Cost $75, sell $15. H. J. Schwarz, Blue Mound.

VENETIAN SHADE. 88x60 inches. Telephone 2-6338. WE ARE INSTALLING Stokol stokers every day. Place your order now! Franc Tenney, 330 N.

Church. 5263. WESTINGHOUSE: 16-inch electric oscillate ing fan, Ilgair 8-inch window fan. Justable frame, both almost new. 2-2785.

2 LARGE Venetian shades, chenille rugs, Axminster rue 4 qt. pressure cooker. 2-7883. tennis racquets. Man's Palm Beach suit, size 44.

255 N. 27th. H. P. Waterwitch twin outboard.

late model, perfect condition, Single cylinder Evinrude, completely reconditioned. cycle with single cylinder air cooled tor mounted in frame. Hal Bowers, ington, Ill. 115 VOLT h.p. motor A1.

$15. Paul Martin. 4 miles north, west Findiss. Mail Order Specials 51B DU PARC BATH POWDER: 7 oz. box.

in 6 different fragrances, only 29c. art's, street floor. TEA TOWELS: Good size flour sacks, 250 each. Stewart's, street floor. Buildings, Supplies, Service 53 BATHROOM EQUIPMENT.

New tubs, stools, shower and basins. Without ority. Morehouse Wells, basement. CEMENT WORK wanted. Sidewalks, drive, ways, etc.

Work guaranteed. Telephone' 9321. HAYDITE UNITS There's reason for their popularity Ask for particulars W. G. TRAVER SUPPLY CO.

1902 N. Water St..