The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 17

Tuesday, May 17, 1949. PAGE SEVENTEEN THE DECATUR REVIEW Automotive Summer 'Rec' Staff Named Clinton Leaders Picked For Poppy Day Sales Clinton, May 16 (Staff) lirs. Lois Mooney, poppy chairman of. Crang-Bennett unit of the American Legion auxiliary, today announced the appointment of district captains to direct the distribution of memorial poppies here May 28. Mrs.

Ralph Peel will handle the sale in the northwest section, Mrs. Elbert Jenkins, northeast. Mrs. Clyde Helm, southwest, aaa Mrs. G.

F. Chamberlain, southeast These captains will- organize the door to door sales by children. Businessmen, Railroad News 3 1. C. Rail Crossings Get Flash Signals Traffic over the, several tracks in the Illinois Central railroad cross ings at East Eldorado.

North and William streets need no longer look lor the old familiar crossing watchman with his whistle and stop sign after today. At 7 a. m. Wednesday, the com-, pany will put flasher light signals in service at each of these three crossings. They are controlled manually by -an operator in a lower located at North street, 'the middle of the three streets.

The service will be for 24 hours each day, requiring three tricks of watchmen. However it will also eliminate three watchmen whs have guarded each of these three crossings for two shifts or IS hours a day. Taking the tower jobs will be Nelson Corrington, first trick; John second. and Henry Luckenbill, third. Flasher lights were also put in service at the Main street crossing in Maroa Monday, displacing the veteran crossing Marrow.

FREIGHT TRAFFIC on the Decatur division of the Wabash in the first two weeks of May was down 24.5 per' cent from the corresponding period a year ago, and about five per cent under the business in. the first two weeks of April. In the two weeks, the division handled 40.S52 loads and 24,695 empties in 850 trains. This is a decline of 13,315 loads, 300 empties and 235 trains under the figures for the first two weeks of May 1948. In another way of comparing, the daily average loads on the division In these last two weeks dropped to 2,925 and this is the lowest daily average made in any previous month since back in December 1941.

The peak of average daily loads for any month was reached in March 1945 with 4,815 or almost 1,900 more loads per day than at present THE, WABASH will handle two special passenger trains out of Lafayette, Ind' for St. Louis at 2:30 and 3 a. m. Thursday with the Metropolitan Opera company and its 'baggage. The first train will have 11 cars including the baggage while the second will be a 10-car Pullman train.

They will be due in St Louis at 8:30 and 9:15 a. m. The company appears in St. Louis for three days this week end. The Illinois Central Service club of Decatur will have a regular monthly meeting and social event in the freight house Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

At this time "plans will be made for" the closing social party of the present and also for the annual September chicken ry. BEN SINGLETON, Wabash night chief train dispatcher on the third trick, returned to work Monday night after having been off duty for several months because of illness. Engineer Conrady of the Wabash west end service has bid in a vacancy for engineer on the Hannibal 8 a. m. yard engine and this throws a turn in pool freight open for bids from engineers up to Sunday, May 22.

Fireman. W. Miller of the Wabash north end service, off duty for a little more than two weeks, has reported to work '''and has bumped Fireman Maple from the Cornell turn-around. R. Clark of the Wabash clerical force has bid in yard clerk job No.

58 at East Decatur and the position as vent clerk, job No. 44, third trick, is on 'lulletin for bids to May 22. Stella division, No. 153, Ladies Auxiliary to the O. R.

C. will meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the M.WA hall, 115 North Main street PATIENTS entering Wabash hospital since last Friday morning are: Paul H. Stern, engineer; J.

E. Van-nier, fireman; Herbert Smith, car man, all of Decatur; V. W. Connelly, brakeman; W. S.

Harding, retired clerk, all of Montpelier, Ohio; Nick Lominick, section man. Dearborn, Lawrence Shanahan, checker, Chicago; A. H. Wheeldon, general foreman, Moberly, C. J.

Ludwig, Nickel Plate engineer, Lima, Ohio. Leaving the hospital since Friday morning were: John A. Bandy, Dar-rell W. Gist, both of Decatur; A. Johno, Carsonville, R.

B. Bowen, Peru, L. D. Pitts, Be-ment; A. W.

Fisher, George H. Morgan, Arthur Taylor, all of St. Louis; Frank Friend, Chatham; Charles Williams, Moberly; Stanley Joz-wiak, Chicago. CLINTON NOTES Mrs. Catherine Henson, stenographer-clerk in the maintenance of way department at the local Illinois Central passenger station, has retired after 32 years continuous service with the company, Mrs.

Hen-son fs the mother of two children, Dr. Kenneth Henson, Oak Park and Miss Martha at home, Mrs. Henson will continue to make her home in Clinton. 8GCP00CB mm 11 FEDERAL trucks, new. prices reduced $150 to $250 Glats Truck Sendee.

Federal Truck Distributor. 1304 E. Eldorado. FORD. 1929 model A tudor.

clean, good condition. 3. H. Boggs. Cerro Gordo.

Phone 217 FORD Model T. Recently put In condition. $65. 6195. good FORD 1936 coupe, solid.

D. MUlikln Campus. clean, radio. 256 FORD 1936 Panel truck. Needs some repairs.

Make an offer. Terms it desired. 2-4600. FORD paint. 1937 85, motor 870 E.

William. overhauled, new FORD SEDAN 1941 in excellent condition $745. Howard Auto Sails, Dodge-Plymouth dealer, Monticello, 111. FORD 1941 super deluxe Fordor very good condition, $495. Benton Motor Sales.

Cor 23rd Si E. Prairie. 3-9622. FORD 1941 Club coupe. Motor overhauled Radio, clean car.

Oris Marvin. Cerro Gordo. Ill, after 5:30. FORD 1942, coupe, tires like new. Very good condition.

$745. 3-1812. FORD. 1944 Vt ton L.W.B., grain bed with new hoist, overhauled, painted. Verkler 203 W.

Main. 2-5519. FORD. 1947. tfe ton heater.

$1.000. 6971. panel, clean, gas HTJD80N 2-2680. 1939 2-door. $300.

Please call INTERNATIONAL panel truck. Nice one. Only $250. 632 S. Franklin.

JEEP: 1948. good" condition. $725. Wayne Umphrecs, Heyworth. KAISER 1947 KAISER SEDAN Green paint, radio, beater, very low mileage.

Like new. $1450 Decatur Motor Sales, Inc. KAISER FRAZER 792 Wood -Phone 3-7703 KAISER. 1948. like new.

15.000 miles. 1 owner Must sell or trade for older car. Phone 6690 or 2-3205. MERCURY. 1949.

6 passenger canoe, new Can be seen any time after 4:30. LaVerne storm, winosor. ill. NASH 1941 "600" 4 door sedan. Very best mecnanicai conaiiion.

Good tires, wea-thereye heater. Good radio. Private owner $695. 3-1322. NASH 1947 "600" sedan with radio.

1946 Ambassador sedan, radio, overdrive. 1946 Nash AmOassador Brougham, overdrive, radio. 21940 Nash sedans. 1938 Nash Sedan. These are all 1 -owner cars, perfect condition.

BOPP MOTORS 240 W. WOOD OLDSMOBILE 1947 "66" 2-door, 27.000 miles, ah new tires. Everything in the extra line. Original owner. Priced for quick sale.

Come and drive It. No phone cans, iron wood, rower Hill. OLDSMOBILE 1941 2-door sedan 66. Good condition Will trade lor lower price car. Don Miller.

Garage. 935 Eldo-rado. Phone 3-6440. OLDSMOBILE 1946 "98" 4-door sedan A-l condition. Dean Hartwlg.

Blue Mound. 111. Phone 203. PACKARD 1940 club coupe, good motor, tires, heater and spotlight, $400. 1431 Church after 5.

PLYMOUTH 1934. 7802. 2-door. Cheap. Phone PLYMOUTH.

1935. Only $175. 632 5. Real clean Franklin. 2 door.

PLYMOUTH 1937 4-door. 737 E. Whitmer. After 1:00 Sunday. After 3 week days.

PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door: Good tires and battery, body rough but car runs like a "blue racer." $495. mile east or Long creek. Days, call 5647. PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door. Radio.

Heater. very clean. Good condition. $695. Phone 3-2711.

PLYMOUTH. 1942 2-door sedan. Good con- aition. Bargain. $S9S.

Terms or trade. 1151 Eldorado. PONTIAC 1936 coupe, heater. fair tires, $100. 705 E.

van Buron. PONTIAC: 1941 "8" excellent condition. 1- owrter. May be seen anytime before 6 m. Trailer 38.

MUlikln Campus. PONTIAC. 1942. 2-door. Consider trade for older car and take over payments.

3-2842. New Reo trucks and tractors. Reo safety school buses. Dump bodies and hoists. Grain bodies and stock racks.

H. A. Kuhle Implement Co. Sales and Service 444 E. Main Phone 5033 A HUDSON has expert care at your Hud son dealers.

Lander 750 E. Prairie. 3-8741. BATTERIES for all cars and trucks $3.00 oown $1.25 per week. B.

F. Goodrich Co. 317 W. Wood. Ben Nolen Lot FISHERMAN'S SPECIAL! 1936 Plymouth.

2-door. good runner $125. iyjH unevroiet coupe, good runner $175. 1936 Ford 2-door, $100. SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY 1941 Chrysler 2-door.

radio, heater, overdrive $725. 1941 Pontiac 8 cylinder. 2-door, a new car trade-in $895. 1940 Chevrolet 2-door $595. 1940 Pontiac.

2-door $496. START YOUR VACATION RIGHT 1946 Chevrolet 4-door. radio, heater, perfect condition $1275. Other late model used cars to choose from. E.

PRAIRIE BROADWAY PH. 2-3913 BE SURE 'your car is ready for spring and summer driving. See Merry Motor Supply. 350 E. Prairie.

STUDEBAKER: 1936 4-door. A bargain for $75. Phone 3-7657. STUDEBAKER 1947 Starlight coupe. Ex-cellent condition, just overhauled.

3-5963. AUTO WORK of all kinds. Guaranteed. Long's Garage, 2603 E. Hickory.

2-6183. BODY AND FENDER WORK: Mechanical work. Auto painting, Mathlas Garage. im Morgan. 2-6166, BODY AND FENDER repairs, beautiful paint lobs, bring your car In today.

Kllborn's. 131 N. Church. 6141. CADILLAC 1948 Packard "160" convertible.

1-owner. low mileage, fully equipped. Price Vi original cost. 1947 Cadillac Club coup 1945 Dodge $1425 1946 Cadlllao sedan 1941 Dodge 750 1941 Oldsmobile "6" sedan 850 1940 Buick sedan 735 1939 Chevrolet sedan. J.

L. TALLMAN. INC. 540 N. FRANKLIN CADILLAC DEALER CLEARANCE SPECIALS 1933 Chevrolet ton pickup $110 1936 Oldsmobile 2-door $165 1936 Chevrolet $235.

$275 1938 Ford coach $295 1939 Chevrolet, motor overhauled $565 1940 Willys coupe, new Jeep motor Installed last year $375 1941 Plymouth $745 1941 Dodge 2-door $795 1942 Ford coach $750 LARGE SELECTION OP LATE MODEL GUARANTEED USED CARS 1948 Studebaker Skylight club coupe. Beautiful. Overdrive only 12,000 miles. 1947 Chevrolet master deluxe 2-door, excellent. 1948 Ford super deluxe fordor.

1 owner, elderly couples car. Excellent. Coffey Auto Market AUTHORIZED CROSLEY DEALER 539 E. North Phone 3-1811 Automotive Card of Thanks ALICE P. EMERSON: We wish to thank all our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement.

Also for the many neautiiui offerings. Each kind and thoughtful ex pression of sympathy will be remembered witn sincere appreciation. The children. Cemetery Lots anl Monuments 5 ALL leading granites in all "colors at Ray's Monuments, 208 N. Quincy.

Clinton. Phone via or uecatur KRUMSIEK MONUMENTS: Taylorvllle. 111. Daily 8 a. m.

to 5 p. m. Sunday 2 p. m. to 5 p.

m. Phone 3303. Write for free Illustrated book. i 2 LOTS in veterans' section of Macon Me-mnrial Park. 3-2448 Masonic Temple Activities 6A BEATJMANOIH COMMANDER 9: Stated conclave Thursday.

7:30 p.m. MACON LODGE 8 Special Meeting Tues-day 7 p. m. 3rd degree. MACON CHAPTER 21, Past and most ex-cellent degrees.

Tuesday 7 p. m. MASONIC TEMPLE Recreation committee. Regular meeting, 7:30 p. m.

Wed. STEPHEN Decatur Lodge 979. Wednesday, 6:30 p. Special m. 1st meeting, degree.

Personals LOUIS SLATER'S barber shop, open 8 a close 7 p. m. Sunday 8 a. m. until noon.

Popular prices. 650 E. Eldorado. Where To Go 7C A FRIENDLY DATE! TVin't mis t.h flh fry Friday evening and also the square nance ai prices you an can aiiord. Hattie Ryan's band.

Old Pioneer Club, a lovely nigni spot. Lake Fork. 111. Frank Morris. Invites one and all.

AFTER a hard day of fishing you need to reiax. come to Ralphs Pub, 135 S. Oakland for a cool glass of beer. ALWAYS INSIST that your date take you to The Dutch Mill in Pana where you'll both enjoy the finest food and drink. At Liberty Theater, Vandalia "The Accused" with Loretta Young.

Robert Cummings plus "Tight At 'Roseland Theater, Pana In technicolor. "The Barkleys of Broadway" Fred Astalre, Ginger Rogers- BE A SPORTSMAN: Join County Sportsmen club; the Macon BEMENT THEATER. Bement. 111. Coming "The Loves of Carmen," in technlccior with Rita Hayworth.

Glenn Ford. BINGO party, 421 N. Main. Wednesday 8 p. m.

American Legion Auxiliary. CHICKEN Every Sunday: chicken every dayll Dressed fresh daily. Not frozen. Taste the difference. The Winery.

1093 W. Main. COME early to the races and have a good dinner at the Annie Oakley Cafe. Macon. III.

COME ON OUT! the television's getting good. Starllte Inn. 1602 N.V22nd. Beer, mixed drinks, sandwiches. CREST THEATRE.

Cerro Gordo. HI. Coming Wednesday. Thursday. "False Paradise" with Wm.

Boyd as Hopaiong Cassldy. GRAND THEATER. Sullivan. Robert Stack. Jon Hall In "Eagle Squadron" plus "Campus Sleuth." Wed.

Randolph Scott in "The Walking Hills." KENDALL THEATER. Farmer City: William iHoppyi Boyd. Andy Clyde In "Dead Don't Dream." Also Barbara Stanwyck. David Niven in "The Other Love LET YOURSELF GOI Drive down to the Night Owl in Macon. Dancing, drinking and fun! LYRIC THEATER, Monticello: Red River with John Wayne.

Montgomery Clilt and Walter Brennan. MIGHTY FINE! I mean, the steaks, chicken, chops, just all the food at Brandtville Cafe. Farmer City. NEW BEVERLY INN, 3000 Blk. N.

Water is closed on Tuesdays, serving lunches, dinners the other 6 days. RUMMAGE SALE: Sponsored by the Women's Council of the First Christian Church. May 19. 551 N. Broadway.

RUMMAGE SALE: American Legion Auxiliary. 547 N. Broadway Monday night. Tuesday. RUMMAGE SALE.

547 N. Broadway. Tucs. night, all day Wednesday. Men's, women s.

children's clothing. Misc. SKELLY TOWER CAFE: RtS. 48 51. for food that's the best any hour in the day or night.

TRAVEL NEWS Bus tours everywhere. Greyhound and Trailways. Here are some examples: Smoky $41.50. 3 days from Knoxville. New York $52.80.

7 days from Chicago. California $100.45. 14 days from Springfield Pikes Peak $77.15. 8 days from Springfield Information Reservation. Leo Mendel.

United Travel Service 564 N. Water St. Phone 2-394 UNCLE GUS keeps plenty of beer, liquors and wine for you. Uncle Gus Cocktail Lounge. 1164 E.

Eldorado. WALKER DELUXE' BOURBON whiskey. 6 yrs. old. S4.97.

Buy and save at Davis Tavern. 150 E. Eldorado WATCH OUT for the man who stands on a hill. He's not on the level. Korn Krlh.

Latham. III. WE HAVE large selection of Nationally Advertised liquors, come In today. Lincoln Square Tavern. 121 N.

Main. Lost and Found It BROWN leather zipper billfold, lost, contained Identification, licenses, and cash. Finder call 2-3341 or 3-1168. FOUNTAIN PEN lost. Light green Shaeffer Lifetime.

Northeast part of city. Kewara. 2-2285. LOST: Billfold Monday forenoon. Containing valuable papers and paper money.

Return to owner and receive reward. please. LOST crocheted pillow slip and hot pads on Eldorado and Water bus. LOST: Large black Newfoundland dog. Call 2-4191.

3 KEYS ON red holder, lost. Return to Eohon Basement. AatamotlTe 11 AUBURN 1936. radio. heater, runs good, $165.

Call 4646. BUICK 1941 Special 2-door. very clean, 5 new tires, completely equipped, sell or trade. $850. Phone 3-1112.

BUICK 1947. Super convertible, exception-ally clean, like new. 2-8565. Carpenter buses, new and used. 1946 Studebaker Vi-ton pick-up.

1941 International -ton. grain body. 1948 Ford V4-ton pick-up. 1941 International IVi-ton. long.

1947 Chevrolet Sport coupe. 2946 Chevrolet Aero sedan. 1949 Trucks, new. 30 YEARS OF SALES SERVICC C. B.

Moore, Inc. BLUE MOUND. ILL. CHEVROLET 1933 2-door. heater, tires.

Motor A-l. 63.000 actual Cheap. 1437 N. Poole after 6 p. m.

CHEVROLET: 1934. will run, good rubber. call 3-517. CHEVROLET 1939 truck, spring bed. good condition.

1004 E. Wood. CHEVROLET: 1940 coupe. $445. runs and looks good.

Can finance. 836 N. Main. CHEVROLET 1941 2-door. Mechanically perfect.

Above average. 5862. CHEVROLET 1941, very clean Inside and out, $785. private owner. 3-4685.

CHEVROLET Fleetmaster. 1946. 4-door. very clean, low mileage, radio, heater. Dykes Auto Sales.

1934 N. Water. Phone 3-6714. CHEVROLET: 1947 Coupe, low mileage. Sell or trade, 6 East Drive.

CHEVROLET. 1947 Fleetmaster 2 door. Black, radio, heater, bumper end guards. Very clean. Marquand Motor Sales.

431 E. North. CHHYSLER 1938, very clean. Bitzer Taggart. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers, Sbel-byvllle.

Phone 1261. CHRYSLER. 1941 Royal sedan, radio and heater. 5098. DE SOTO club coupe.

1941. radio, heater. A-i conaition. rrivate owner. 5300.

DODGE 1941 4-door. Fluid drive, radio. twin air conditioning heaters. 821 Onion. 2-5457.

DODGE 1948 truck, only 6.300 actual tniles. original owner win sacrifice for best oiler, see Mr. 841. N. Water.

CARS All makes and models. See us before you buy. Hott Markwell auto eaies. 380 w. aroanway.

am. CHECK THIS' AD DAILY! 1947 IHO K-5 L.W.B. Very good 11025. 1946 Dodge L.W.B. a 875.

1947 IHC KB-7 Tractor Excellent 1875 1941 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery 475 1939 IHC D-30 l'A Ton with Grain bed and Hoist 475. 1947 Dodge Model- WJ 55 with 2 speed Axle and 5 Speed Transmission 1650 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY 400 E. Main. Decatur Phona 2-8539 Drive with Confidence! LET OUR EXPERT craftsmen balance your wheels Electronically, while they remain on your car, with the Stewart- vyarner Electronic wneel Balancer. REGARDLESS OF MAKE YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE H.G.Wonderlin Co.

YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER i 360 E. MAIN PHONE 3-3625 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1942 Pontiac Chieftain 4-door Streamliner, completely re-conditioned. Phone 47, Blue Mound. Ford HAS DECATUR'S BEST TRUCK BARGAINS! 1948 FORD 1'4 ton. chassis and cab.

l.w.b.. dual rear. This truck is extra clean with low mileage, and in perfect condition. A real bargain at $1295. 1948 FORD ton pickup.

4 speed transmission very low mileage, like new In every way. Priced to sell at a real savings. 1947 FORD 2 ton chassis and cab. l.w.b.. 2 speed axle, dual rear, oversize tires Don't miss this one at $1095.

1947 FORD l'A ton. l.w.b. chassis and cab, dual rear. Motor, tires and general wuutwua very gooa. a real ouy at 1947 FORD ton pickup.

27.000 actual mnes. in periect condition, priced to sell 1946 FORD ton. l.w.b.. with platform body. 26.000 actual miles.

This Is really a gooa cne. a rare bargain at $995. 1940 DODGE 'i ton panel, in good condition with new paint job. This truck used for very light work only. 1937 FORD ton pickup.

Another bargain at $245. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THESE TRUCKS BEFORE YOU BUY. Earl Luster-John Rechtln Co. Ford Dealers 285 E. Prairie FORD PARTS: 1933.

1934. 1030 South Jasper. Guaranteed Used Cars 1947 Buick Roadmaster sedan. 17.000 miles, brand new Premium tires, plastic covers $1845 1942 Buick Roadmaster. new engine, new tires $1145 1941 Buick Special, new paint 945 1941 Oldsmobile sedan 845 1940 Oldsmobile sedan, new tires, new battery, new brakes 695 Highfield Buick Co.

Open Sat Afternoons, Mon. Evenings 232 S. Main Phone 3-3473 GET SET FOR SUMMER WITH A BETTER CAR 1948 Ford "8" Super Deluxe fordor. 1948 Ford "6" Super Deluxe fordor. 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster Sport coupe.

1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster town sedan. 1947 Pontiac "8" 4-door sedan. 1946 Ford "8" Super Deluxe tudor. 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 4-door. 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4-door.

1M1 Ford "8" Deluxe tudor. 1941 Ford "8" Deluxe Club coupe. 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 2-door. 1940 Ford Deluxe tudor. 1939 Plymouth Deluxe 2-door.

1939 Ford "85" Regular tudor. WILSON'S Ford Dealer, Shelbyville. Phone 34 GLIDER house trailer. 1941, 25', 2 room. Call 4679.

HOUSE TRAILERS: See all the others, then see Drake 220 E. Adams. Phone t73. Taylorvllle. HOUSE TRAILER" 1942Alma.

20 tu bottle gas. Good condition. Wise buy at $650 Call 6921. Cowden. 111.

HOUSE TRAILER. 1947. 23 3 room. Sleeps 4. Carpeted floors, bottle gas stove, awning, electric brakes.

Sell for Vi original cost K. J. Turnbull. Elm Grove Court. Lincoln.

III. HOUSE TRAILER: Spartan Royal man sion. 33 it. completely modern, used 6 months. Parking space can be rented with garage.

T. W. Walker, Warrensburg. HOUSE TRAILERS THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY We will not put our name on any trailer we xeei wm give unsatiszactory aervice. We have turned down several franchises for different makes of trailers because they did not meet our standard of requirements.

You may be sure when yon buy a trailer irom us mat we have personally inspected the construction of that make trailer at the factory and convinced ourselves that is the best trailer obtainable In that price range. Any dt our courteous talesmen will be glad to point out the advantage of buying a trailer from Klstler's, the oldest trailer dealer in this territory. KISTLER TRAILER SALES 2600 W. Main phona 2-2404 HOUSE TRAILERS: for 10 cash discount. Glover Trailer Sales.

Phone 7615. Raymond. 111. KERWOOD has what you want. Grills.

neaos. springs, wheels, nub caps, floor nannies. 511 E. North. KNAPHIDE Grain, stock bed, 13' long.

A-l. Bone Walton, Bethany. LOW PRESSURE TIRES, change-over $7.20 down bal. 6 mos. terms.

Good used tires In stock. B. F. Goodrich 317 Wood. Aitomattve 1 Automotive 11 I SEE KRAUSE For nsed car parts.

,712 I N. Broadway. Phone 3-5633. USED CAR VALUES 1941 Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan. New engine, driven 8000 miles.

Paint and tires like new. $1093 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe sedan. 40.000 actual miles, original 2-tone paint. Must see to appreciate 791 1941 Chrysler Royal 4-door sedan. A real buy.

750 1947 Plymouth Deluxe 4-door rdan. Good mechanical condition. $1273 JNC. Chrysler-Plymouth 133 William Used Cars Priced To Sell 4-door, 1947 FRAZER Manhattan radio and heater 11695 $1659 $1395 1399 795 749 I 650 350 1946 DE SOTO Custom Club coupe. Radio, heater, fluid drive 1946 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 4-door, radio, heater 1946 CHEVROLET Master Deluxe J-door.

Many extras 1941 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe door 1941 PLYMOUTH Special Deluxe 2- door 1939 PLYMOUTH 2-door 1938 DE SOTO 4-door Open Saturday Afternoons And Monday Night for Your Shopping Convenience All cars carry our standard 30-day 66-50 warranty. DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER H. P. HAZELRIGG CO. 3-3479 435-40 S.

Prairie 1940 GMC truck. too with stock rack and grain sides. 1941 Chevrolet truck, ton. 1945 Chevrolet truck, l'i ton with bed and hoist. 1948 Studebaker truck.

1'4 ton with grain sides and stock racks. FROEHLICH FARM" BALES Phone 21 Mt. Pulaski 1941 Ford tudor $6S 1940 Chevrolet 4-door 62S 1940 Nash 2-door 6495 1939 Chevrolet 2-door 465 1938 Studebaker 2-door 195 1936 Oldsmobile 2-door 3oO 1936 Oldsmobile 4-door 365 1930 Model A Ford 50 Easy Flnancinr Terms Open Evenings and Sunday EVANS OIL CO. 502 E. PRAIRIE PHONE 2-2611 Motorcycle Bicycles IS CUSHMAN SCOOTERS New Used Parts Accessories Cushman Sales Service 1134 N.

Water. Open Sundays. 2-3984 HARLEY 1939 1947 "74" Harley O.H.V.; 1947 Indian Chief. New machines. Open evenings till 9.

Indian Motorcycle Sales Service. 935 W. Eldorado. 3-6440. MOTORCYCLE.

1947 Indian Chief. Good condition. Extra accessories. $650. 1647 N.

Jordan. 2-8123. MOTOR SCOOTER. 1948 Cushman. buddy seat, accessories.

Like new. 1970 E. Can-trell. 6188. 1 SCHWINN bicycles, 2, boys'.

$19 each. '804 N. union. SCHWINN built bicycles, men's, girl's ail sizes $4.00 down $2.00 per week. a.

r. Goodrich Co. 317 W. Wood. BOYS bicycle, call 3-6334.

good condition. $15. Please 1949 Indian Scout. Reasonable. Lots of ex tras Trade or sell.

Garland Neideiier. Oakley. Business Service A. B. C.

APEX: Parts for all makes washers and power mowers. Results plus guaranteed service. Cotton's Washer Shop. 13 N. Oakland and Rt.

48. 3-4722: 2-4780. A.B.C. APEX: Automatic Maytag or any make washer repaired. Wringer rolls and parts for all makes.

George's Washer Shop. 144 S. State. 2-7905. BASEMENT DIGGING, sewer crane work.

Black fill dirt. Rechkemmer. 82R4 Nianuc BASEMENT digging, open, under houses. Grading, oiowmg 3-6309. Guaranteed.

BASEMENT EXCAVATING: Phone ur for estimate. 5822. BLOCK LAYING, concrete, work, brick work, chimney. Phone 3-7056. BLOCK LAYING: Neat work.

Prompt service. 3-3859. CABINETS and Kool-Shade screens, carp entry. Mocners cabinet snoo. 44 Stuart Ave Phone 2-5251.

CARPENTERING: Remodeling, new con struction, roofing, siding, insulation. Lv E. McComas. 6456. After 5:30 p.

m. CARPENTER and general repair. Building. root. Free estimate.

3-2U34; z-7981. CEMENT, masonry, carpentry work. Im mediate service. 6669. CESSPOOL and Septic tank cleaning.

Ex perienced. Prompt service. Phone 3-1538. CESSPOOL and septic tank cleaning, also installation. Dunn coal Ti n.

Mercer. Phone 4444. CLEANING FURNACES. $6.50 UP. Reset- tmg $28.50 up.

Phone 5U3. CONCRETE WORK: Remodeling, garages. general contracting. Bonded. Insured.

Terms. Schwab. 3-3859. DRY CLEANING: Pickup and delivery daily all Decatur. Call us today.

Perfect Cleaners. 130 E. Wood. 5414. DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS: Phone Bullards Cleaners.

733 N. Water. 2-2700. FLOORS resurlaced. Experienced.

Call 2-0184 for appointment. FLOOR SANDING and finishing, spraying. Interior, exterior painting. 9866. FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED.

$3 Also repairing. Free estimates. Call Bert aoya. 91125. FURNACE dirty? Gas? Smoke? Call Bar ry's for cleaning or gas proofing.

3-4312. Home and Weir furnace. All sizes in stcck Brownie Stokers. Free estimates. FURNACE: Cleaned, resetting, stoker re pair Gross-Alre (Slmplexl stokers and furnaces.

Rlggln Stoker Service, 2-0315. FURNITURE REPAIRING: Refinishlng upholstering. Lovely samples. H. J.

Par-mele. 807 W. Eldorado. 2-5253. GUTTERING: furnace cleaning and re- painng.

Kennesamp Heating. 3-9719. GUTTERING. Roofing. Carpenter repair.

Fainting, work GParanteed. Free esti- mates C. C. Cole, 842 N. Monroe, 3-1004.

HAULING: Local, long distance, up to 10 ion. Atso irasn and complete cleanup sen-ice. 3-7207. HAULING of all kinds, furniture, trash. cmoers.

casement cleaning. 3-soKf. HAULING: cinders, white rock. Trash re moved. Kenneth smith.

3-6789. HAULING of all kinds: Trash, blocks. ouiiaing material, neasonaoie. 3-vuz. HAULING of all kinds.

W. O. Bruner. 1790 N. 33rd.

2-BU25. HAULING: Trash, clean-up Jobs, etc. cin- oera. rreq rtonman. 14S a.

KUtn, S819. INVESTIGATIONS! Made anywhere. Shad owing, domestic civil, criminal, store, personal. Confidential. Hargrave Secret Service.

323 Standard Bldg. 2-6685. KEYS MADE, Locks repaired, installed. genuerman Key shop. 350 N.

East. 3-2311. LAWNMOWERS sharpened, repaired. Sohu- crman Key shop, 350 N. East, 3-2311.

LAWNMOWERS: Machine sharpened, ad- lustctt ana ouea, $1. aoow. oreen. PAINTING: Interior and exterior. Reason- aoie.

m. L. 3-5666. PAINTING and decorating, residential, ln- uuBinai, rural, water towers tanks, smoxe stacks, elevators. Insured.

Reasonable. D. D. Painters, 3-7246; 3-0043. PAINTING and paperhanging.

Interior. Ex- tenor, insured, rnone A. stern, 2-H54. PAINTING and cleaning, wall washing. napernanging.

steaming. Beau. ayi. Exterior and interior. Free PAINTING brush or spray, guaranteed.

rTee estimates. 3-9i. PAINTING: Interior exterior. Screen painted and hung. city, rural.

We use Dutch Boy lead and oil. No job too large. None too small. Superior Decorating. 8-1135: 3-7879.

HOUSE TRAILERS See The Bargains IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING A TRAILER 33 ft. Zlmmer and stool 2-bedroomi shower 13495 30 ft. 1949 raider. Shower and stooL all metal. $2995 27H ft.

Walco Electric brakes, porcelain top sink. $iii5o, tax included, electric box. 25 ft. Sportsman, all aluminum, ful ly equipped $3050 25'A ft. Roycratt Tandem wheels $2195 USED TRAILERS 25 ft.

1947 Universal $1250 1947 Indian Tandem, all aluminum $1350 Many others to choose from. Barding Trailer Sale's Route 48 at North End of Jasper 6t. Just West of WSOY Tower Decatur. 111. Phone 2-3738 LOOK THESE OVER 1939 International, rebuilt, ton.

train ana stock racK. Dodge heavy duty dump trucjc, fully equlp- vco. neaaj jur worjt. H. A.

KUHLE IMPLEMENT CO. 444 E. Main Phone 5033 LUGGAGE TRAILER, one wheel, enclosed water proof, dust proof. 327 W. Green MACK TRUCK.

Chassis: Four 1945 model EP 2-ton. one 1949 model KF 2-ton. will accommodate 16' bodies. Inquire Metzler Sons, 390 E. Cerro Gordo.

MOTOROLA AUTO radios $39.95. $5.00 down. $5.00 per mo. B. F.

Goodrich Co. 317 W. Wood. PROGRESS-BUILT tank trailer. 5000 on 10:00 tires.

3 compartments. 1 year old. Lynn crook, Bement. pnone a. Nolen Motor Co.

LINCOLN-MERCURY CHRYSLER 1948 Town and Country, one owner 2750. MERCURY 1948 4-door sedan, radio, heat er $1695. STUDEBAKER 1948. 4-door fully equipped $1550. PLYMOUTH 1941 coupe, tops $745.

LINCOLN 1938 4-door sedan, very good $395. FORD 1937 convertible coupe $293. 241 W. WOOD PHONE 5179 RADIATORS BOILED OUT REPAIRED. NEW CORES 1-DAY 6ERVICE.

PHONE 2-5386 O. J. Baillie. 519 E. William, rear.

ee Joe Six Feet Four Inches Longest Trader in Town W. Eldorado at Fairview 2-6461 SPECIAL 1946 DODGE Vi-ton pickup. Less than 10.000 actual miles. Has bad very light service. This is our own service truck which we have replaced with a larger unit.

Our loss, your gain. $845. KILBORN'S 131 N. CHURCH PHONE 5141 These Trade-ins REDUCED To Make Room For New Stock 1936 FORD convertible $250. 1938 CHEVROLET $365.

1934 FORD coupo $195. i mifi rinn 1935 CHEVROLET $95. Trailor Motor Sales 327 E. Wood 2-0906 SEAT COVERS to fit all cars S9.95 up $2.50 down js.uo per mo. a.

r. ooou-rlch 317 W. Wood. Used Car And Truck Buyers -Read This! Once more B. B.

Bums has a few used cars and trucks on their Door, iney re all priced in the B. B. Burns manner, ready to do a job for you. 1941 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan. Two tone 'green has a few pebble marks and scratches.

Upholstery clean but shows small amount of wear. One tire not too good, but balance have about 60 wear on them. Accessories include spot light, radio. 2 fog lights and all-weather heater Better look It over. 1946 DODGE 4 door town sedan.

Grey fin ish has two or three mars and scrapes. Dark blue upholstery shows little signs of wear. Has all weather heater. Tires have 75 wear on them. You'll agree this is a preferred car.

1940 CHEVROLET 2 door. Fainted sport tan last year. Upholstery fair but has red plaid scat New Southwind gas -cater Installed last winter. Tires havt about 60 wear on them still. Motor runs exceptionally smooth.

At the price it's a much better than average buy. 1948 DODGE 1 ton. Dual wheels. Grain bed and stock rack. Less than 5000 miles.

The personal truck of Mr. B. B. Burns and used occasionally at Sangamo Acres Carries a new truck guarantee. Seats base air foam pads.

Special hand brakes Bed has a folding step attached. Complete with canvas cover. If there ever was a good truck, this Is it. 1941 INTERNATIONAL K-5 dump body truck witn nyaraunc hoist, can nas overhead shield, 6 tires. 2 show ome signs of wear but there is still about 90 wear on them.

Body fs scratched and dented but the motor runs perfect. You'll consider it much better than any 1941 you've seen at the price. B. B. BURNS INC.

402-432 E. Prairie Phone 4217 DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Ws Call For and Deliver Your Car TRAILER, 2-wheel box. all steel, springs. lenders. iau ugnt.

excellent condition. 3-5022. USED CARS and trucks. Good selection of both Stevenson Garage. 3460 E.

St 2-5051: 2-8003 WHEEL BALANCING $1.25 per Wheel. rius weights, o. r. oooaricn uo, au W. Wood.

WOOD ST. MOTOR MART. 685 E. Wood. win pay ton cash prices lor good, clean used cars.

YOU STOP IT: Let the 6pot Boys Start iti car service any place in state, j. o. Ingram, 3-1759; B. E. Jones, 2-1363.

All supervisors and most leaders iol the 1949 recreation department summer program have been selected, according to Russell Foval, department head. Supervisors are: Mrs. Mary C. Scherer, Spitler woods day camp. Frances Wilson! arts and crafts.

Ruth Peterson, music and dramatics. Lucille Morthland, girls' athletics. Duane Garver, tennis. Elnora Baker, special activities. FOUR DISTRICT supervisors 'who will serve under Miss Wilson are Dorothea Summitt, Mrs.

Ruth Munsie, Nana Hart and Mary Mouche. Mrs. Morthland, Mr. Garver and all district instructors are teach ers who will spend six weeks on the program as part of the new 46-week teacher year. The recreation program lasts nine and one-haft weeks, three and one-half weeks longer than the teacher year.

Marriage Licenses IN COLES Marvin Denson, 25, Mattoon, Helen Virginia Creson. 25, Mattoon: Dale Henton, 31. Mattoon, Mrs. Delores Thomas. 20, Mattoon.

IN PAYETTE John H. Reynolds, 47. Mrs. Pauline Reynolds, 27. Van-dalia.

Floyd McCullough, 66. Vandalia. Mrs. Alva Rode Chunn, 50. Vandalia.

Vernon W. Scholes. 20, Loudon township. Priscilla Riley. 16.

St. Elmo. David Garrett. 18, St. Elmo, Jean Fatster.

19, St. Elmo. Born To BALDWIN. Rev. and Mrs.

Lee. Garrett, a son. May 16, in D. M. C.

BITZER. Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Shelby ville, a daughter. May 17, in D.

M. C. CRAIN. Mr. and Mrs.

Damon. Pawnee, a daughter. May 16. St. Vincent hospital, Taylorvllle.

i DE LAUGHTER. and Mrs. William. Lincoln a daughter. May 15, in Deaconess hospital.

DONATH. 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Lincoln, a daughter.

May 16. in St. Clara's hospital. EIMER. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard, Lincoln, a daughter. May 14, in St. Clara's hospital. FARTHING.

Mr. and Mrs. Arlin. Taylor vllle. a daughter.

May 14 St. Vincent hospital: GEHLBACH. Mr. and Mrs. George.

Lincoln, a son, May la, in Deaconess hospital. JACO. Mr. and Mrs. Harold, rural route 5.

Decatur, a son. May 16, in D. M. C. MacGINNAS.

Mr. and Mrs. James 1075 North woodlawn, a-daughter. 'May 16. in St.

Mary's. McMILLAN. Mr. and Mrs. Glen.

Mt. Zion. a son. May 16, in St. Mary's.

MURPHY. Mr. and Mrs. John. Farmer City, a daughter.

May 15, in Mennonite hospital, Bloomington. NOBLET. Mr. and Mrs. Harold.

Taylor- ville. a son. May 14. St. Vincent hospital.

RENFRO. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil. Macon, a daughter, May 17.

In St. Mary's. SNYDER. Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold. Lincoln, a daughter. May -14. in St. Clara's hospital.

VANMETER. Mr. and Mrs. James. Lang-leyville.

a daughter. May 15, St. Vincent hospital. Taylorvllle. WERKMAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Lincoln. son.

May 15, in St. Clara's hospital, Central Illinois Deaths ARNOLD. John 74, Pana. died Sunday: services 1:30 p. m.

weonesaay in mc-Cracken funeral home, Pana: burial Mound cemetery. CUTHRELL, Wm. 84. of near Rose Hill, died 12:20 a. m.

jwonaay in nome. leaves son. Joseph, at home: services 2 p. m. Tuesday in family residence: burial Coad cemetery; Hiles funeral home, Greenup, in charge.

Funerals -OecatauT 1A Diveley, James C. (Cliff) Funeral services 2:30 p. m. Tuesday. chapel.

Friends may can at funeral nome. Interment Graceland cemetery. J. Moran Sons Foran, Nellie Ellen Requiem High Mass 9 a. m.

Thursday St. Thomas Catholic church. Burial Bement cemetery, Bement, 111. Body to residence. Dawson Wikoff Hails, Florence A.

Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday chapel. In terment Riverside cemetery, iinopoiis, in. Friends may call at funeral home alter 10 a.

m. Wednesday. J. Moran Sons Helphrey, Ruth Florence Service; 10:30 a. m.

Thursday chapel. In terment Peck cemetery. Friends may call a i. lunerai nome aiier iu a. m.

Wednesday. J. J. Moran Sons Kennedy, Patrick W. Requiem High mass 8 a.

m. Thursday. St. Patrick's Catholic church. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Friends may call at funeral home alter 7 p. m. Tuesday. J. J.

Moran Sons Larson, Frank Sr. Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Chapel.

Interment Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Tuesday. J. J. Moran Sons Pinkfey, John R.

Services 10 a. m. Tuesday, chapel. Burial Pilcher cemetery near Brownstown. Friends may call at lunerai home.

Dawson Wikoff Robertson, Etta Jane Brief service 10 a. m. Wednesday chapel. Remains taken to Schaub Funeral Home. Olney, 111.

for services at 10:30 a. m. Thursday. Schaub Funeral Home. Burial Ingraham cemetery, Ingraham, 111.

Friends may call at Morans alter 7 p. m. Tuesday. J. Moran Sons Herman V.

Requiem High mass 9:30 Thursday St. Patrick's Catholic church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Remains to arrive Tuesday 3:12 p. m.

from Kalamazoo. Friends may call at lunerai home after 5 p. m. Tuesday. J.

J. Moran Sons Solons Meet Clinton will be host city Thursday for the May meeting of businessmen from three Central Illinois cities with, their state legislators. Chairman E. Wayne Schroeder of the Association of Commerce legislative committee announced yester day the informal quiz session is scheduled for 6:30 p. m.

in the Vet erans of Foreign Wars hall. Under the sponsorship oT business group, in Decatur, Clinton and Lincoln meeting places are rotated each month. The April meeting was in Decatur. Mr. Schroeder said bills which may be discussed concern fair employment practises, road and high way modernization, the Gateway plan for constitutional amendment, state aid for schools and cities and revenue.

Reservations for Decatur repre sentatives can be made at the Association' of Commerce office until noon Wednesday. Mr. Schroeder said transportation will be arranged. Legislators invited to the meet ing are Sen. Elbert S.

Smith of De catur and Reps. Paul H. Ferguson of Decatur, Barrett Rogers of Atlanta and Felix Wilson of Clinton. E.I.S.C. Students Win Advanced Study Posts Charleston, May 16 (Staff) Six assistantships have 'recently been granted to seniors at Eastern Illinois State college who plan to study for advanced degrees.

They are: v'ac6b Pottgen of Stamford, who will teach and study in the English department at the 'University of Illinois Lloyd, Steen of Toledo, who goes tu Indiana university's geography department Charles Anderson of -Charleston, who will do advanced work in geography at-the University of Illi nois D. Lyle Goleman of Oakland, who goes to. the University of Iowa t. major, in erftomology Clement-Greene of Arthur, who goes to the University of Illinois as an analytical chemist Jack Ser.sintaffar of Charleston, who will go to the University of Kansas for an advanced degree in vertebrate zoology. Lincoln Men Held for Probation Violations Lincoln, May 16 (Staff) Bench warrants were issued in Logan circuit court today for Don Davis and Dean Lowe, both of Lincoln.

They are alleged to have violated probations given them by Judge Frank S. Bevan. Davis is being held in the county rjail and Lowe, arrested last week in Jacksonville in connection with the theft of an automobile, is to be brought from the Morgan county jail to the Logan jail Tuesday. Lovington Boy Selected For Conservation School Sullivan, May 16 (Staff) Joe Bicknell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Bicknell of Lovington, has been chosen to represent Moultrie county at the junior conservation school which will be held at Lake Villa in June, according to Ray mond Scheer, county superintendent of schools. He. is a junior in the Lovington high school and won the trip by competing in an essay contest open to high school pupils for the county. Junior-Senior Dinner, Prom Friday at Sullivan Sullivan, May 16 (Staff) The Sullivan high school will hold its annual junior-senior dinner and prom Friday night. The event will be in the high school gymnasium with the junior class entertaining the senior class, facility and board members.

A short program will follow the dinner after which there will be dancing to the music of Bob Bauer'r orchestra of Decatur. CLINTON CHILD INJURED Clinton, May 16 Albert Cram. four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crum of Clinton, was taken to John Warner hospital this morning for treatment of a head injury.

The child was accidentally struck with a baseball bat by a playmate this morning. HONOR KENNEY SENIORS Kenney, May 16 Jack Reckling, who makes his home with his grandmother: Mrs. James Monroe in Clinton, has been named saluta-torian of kenney -community high school's senior class. Freida Fort, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Fort, Kenney, is valedictorian. GRINDOL MONUMENTS East Main and Franklin Streets.