Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 19

Thursday, September 1, 1949. UECATUR HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS the French Riviera. Warner hospital here today for medical care. Querfeld, former representative from the 28th senatroial district, lost both his feet in a combine accident on his farm early in June. Italian Count Killed in Plane Cannes, France, Aug.

31 (AP) Italian Count Giorgio Cini was killed today as his private plane crashed in circling back low after takeoff so he could wave goodbye to Actress Merle Oberon. The movie star, who had seen him off on a flight to Venice) wit nessed the crash and fainted. When revived she said: "My life is finished. There's no point in going on." THE 31-YEAR-OLD count was president of a company owning hotels in Italy, including the Lido in Venice and the Excelsior in Rome. Killed with him in his twin-en-fine Cessna was his pilot, Giorgio Giardello, 26, who was burned in the plane.

Count Cini's body was thrown some distance away. Miss Oberon, former wife of Brit ish Movie Producer Sir Alexander Korda, had been a guest at the count's castle in Northern Italy and they have been together here on FREIGHT SALES Hems listed below are timelv. and on which you can make substantial savings from regular prices. We welcome you to look them over. All are of good quality and are being sold to recover freight losses.

FLAT WALL PAINT Water thinned Casein Flat wall paint in the following colors; Buff, Beige, Cream, Sun Tan, Gray, Chamois, Tan. Pink, Green, Black. A good brand, made by a good company, per gallon 1.98 IVORY HOUSE PAINT A top grade brand, made by a company you know. This usually sells for $6.95 a gallon. We don't have too much of this, so come earlv.

Per gallon 3.98 SUIT CASES These are really nifty Ladies' cases, split cowhide, silk lined, you can gee the value at a glance, they are worth around 30.00, we are selling them for AWNING COVERS We have awning covers ranging from 2V- feet to 11 feet. Some have frames, some haven't, anyway, il you are thinking of awnings." see us. Also, side awnings or shades, the kind you have on the side of the porch to keep the sun off; sometimes called AUTO PARTS i Water Pumps. Fuel Pumns. Ford Heads; Fan Belts.

i-ieaners. fan Belts. Filter Cartridges. Gas and Radiator Caps. FISHING SUPPLIES Fish Lines, Stringers, Casting Baits.

Hula Dancers. June Bug Spinners, Wobbler Spoons, etc. HOME SUPPLIES Mail box door chimes and house numbers, towel bars, slop jars, aluminum sauce pans, fruit juicers. 2-quart ice cream freezers, i pins, shampoos, floor waxes, many other items. Come In and Look Around Unclaimed Freight Depots 149 N.

Broadway 2705 N. Water NO ADS Ever look through a newspaper like this that contained no ads whatsoever? Weren't you disappointed? Didn't you find it dull? Of course you did. Most folks find the ads just as interesting, just as worthwhile as many of the ther features. For one thing for which you buy this paper is to learn about goods and services where you can get them and at what price. But that's only the beginning.

Suppose there were no ads every day. What would happen to the Jobs In your family? Every pay check in America a. She said she had tried to persuade Cini to go by train because she felt something might happen if he went by plane today. The plane flew off some distance from the airfield, then circled back toward where she was standing One wing grounded and the plane scraped along 250 yards before bursting into flames. Cim had told her he would fly back for a last wave.

Sportsmen's Club Maps Drive for More Funds The Macon county Sportsmen's club has begun a campaign for $25,000 to complete its building program at the club grounds in Big Creek park. According to Harry Faris, club director, the fund drive got under way at a meeting of the board of directors in the new Sportsmen's clubhouse Tuesday evening. The money will be obtained through contributions and by selling life-time memberships in the club at $50 each, Mr. Faris said. He explained that the money is needed in order to make final payments on construction work already completed, and to help finance the building of some new facilities on the club grounds.

3 Hurt in Headon Auto Crash Near Mt. Pulaski Lincoln, Aug. 31 (Staff) Three out-of-state persons were injured in a two-car crash at 11:30 m. today on highway 121 near the viaduct south of Mount Pu laski. The injured were taken to Deaconess hospital here.

Eleanor Stewart of.Patako, a school teacher, received a lacerated lower lip. fractured nose and arm and leg abrasions. Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Irvine of Fort Lauderdalev both received face lacerations. Mrs. Irvine also received a bruised left shoulder and an ankle sprain. Witnesses said that the car driv en by Miss Stewart swerved into the path of the oncoming Irvine Car. Both cars were badly damaged.

Masonic Home Addition May Be Ready Nov. 1 Sullivan, Aug. 31 (Staff) Work is progressing on the addition being built to the Illinois Masonic home, with a possibility of its being in use by Nov. 1. Work on the project was begun early last spring but was delayed by labor trouble.

Pickets were on the job for several weeks, but since their removal the sidewalls and roof have been completed and work on the interior of the building is going on. The new wing will house the chapel for the home and nurses quarters. There are at present 10 nurses employed in the home hospital. The wing, now used for nurses quarters will be used to enlarge the hospital. Querfeld Readmitted To Clinton Hospital Clinton, Aug.

31 (Staff) William Querfeld, Clinton farmer, was readmitted to the John TODAY? depends ultimately on somebody selling something to somebody else. And the advertisements that you read and hear on the air are the lowest cost, fastest way yet devised to sell goods and services. Obviously, without the ads people wouldn't buy and sell so much. Soon businesses would begin to faiL Soon there'd be fewer jobs, poorer jobs. Soon your job would be affected.

Jobs depend upon good, healthy buying and selling. And advertising, by selling more goods to more people, makes your job and everybody's job better and more secure. 19 Automotive 11 SEAT COVERS and batteries for all cars, Jlrs- B. F. Goodrich 317 W.

Wood, USED CARS AND TRUCKS. Good-select tlon of both Stevenson Garase, 3400 E. winnim z-ouoi; u-buuj. WANTED TO BUY Any-car: we-need them. Top price paid.

See or call Weirich's, 744 E. Prairie 5794. We Guarantee Our Custom Built Motors Same As New! BROWN'S AUTO SUPPLY 302 N. Franklin St. WRECKING 1934 Chevrolet Master, good motor, tires, transmission, Elass.

knees. 1010 N. Woodford. 6594. YOUR USED CAR Trill bring top current price, if you sell it to Summer's Auto jaJes.J00.ViHiamL 2-CD41.

4 NEW 600x16 Goodrich tires. Only $39.80 exchanges plus tax, 52.00 week. B. F. Goodrich Co.

317 W. Wood. 1936 Chevrolet 2-Door, $145 Coffey AUTO MARKET For Long Trades 529 E. NORTH ST. 1941 Chevrolet TOWN SEDAN LIKE NEW $795 Burns Mid'Town ILLIOPOLIS, ILL.

PHONE 167 1946 GMC Truck HEAVY DUTY. 2-ton. 2-spced axle, equipped with a nearly new 16 ft. grain body, 3ft In. sides.

At Less Than Original Cost 3:25 TIRES Heater, cab Irarne, etc. all around "5 or better, lichts. log lights, reinforced THIS TRUCK should earn its full cost during coming grain delivery season. WIS "CLAIM you can not ec.ua! it at our price. B.

B. Burns 402-432 E. Prairie DODGE Phone 4217 PLYMOUTH Motorcycles Bicycles 15 CUSHMAN 1S47. scooter, good condition. $90.

Phone 2-4506. INDIAN CHIEF 1947 motorcycle, excellent condition. S.ViO. 1052 Evans Courl. MOTORCYCLE.

James. 1948. Iicht weight with extras. Like new. $150.

Phone 651 Harrislown. Sew AND USED motorcycles and scoot-i Inc'ian Motorcycle Sales Ao Service 935 W. Eldorado. 3-6440. SCHWINN Dikes, all sizes, boys', girls from 533.9,-1.

11.50 per week. B. F. Goodrich Co. 317 Wood.

WHIZZER motor bike with accessories like new. 2-4927. PRICE CUT on all used scooters. New parts, accessories. Cushman Sales Sz Service.

1134 N. Water. 2-3SB4. Open Sun. Business Service 18 A.

B. C. APEX Automatic. Maytag or make washer repaired. Wringer rolls and pans for all makes.

Georct-'s Washer Shop. 144 S. State. 2-7905. A.

B. C. APEX: Parts for all makes washers and power mowers. Results plus guaranteed service. Cottons Washer Shop.

1381 N. Oakland and Rt. 43, 3-4722: 2-47t0 BASEMENT and block laying. Cement coating, tuck pointing, watcr-proolmg. Chimneys repaired and rebuilt.

BASEMENT DIGGING, sewer crane work. dirt. Rechkemmer. 82:4 Niantic. BLOCK and Cement Work: Also plastering and stuccojng.

Free estimates. Work guar-anteed. Phone 3-2797. BLOCK LAYING, concrete work" brici work chimney. Phone 3-7056.

BRICK, concrete, carpentry work. By hour orcontract. 6Gb9. CARPENTERING work, roofing, sidini. pointing flues, etc Free estimate? and guaranteed.

3-9622. 2-3032. CARPENTER work and Kocl-Sllade screen, cabinets. Experienced. Mochel's Cabinet Shop.

447 Stuart Ave. 2-5251. CESSPOOL and septic tank cleaning, also installation. DunD Coal Co. 724 N.

Mercer. Phone4444 CESSPOOL and Septic tank cleaning. Ex-perienced. Prcmpt service. Phone 3-1528.

CESSPOOLS septic tanks, grease traps cleaned. Reasonable. 9147 DRY "CLEANING SPECIALISTS: Phone Buliard's Cleaners, 733 N. Water. 2-2700.

FLOOR SANDING and finishing, spraying. Interior, exterior painting. Phone 9366. FURNACE VACUUM CLEANING J3.95 B. M.

Dennis Son. Phone 5113 FURNACE vacuum cleaned, S3. Smoke pipeinstaiied, repairing. Bert Boyd 9825, FURNITURE REPAIRING: Lovely samples. H.

J. Par-mclc. 807'j W. Eldorado. 2-5253.

GUTTERING: Roofing. Carpenter repair. Painting. Work guaranteed. Free estl-mates.

C. C. Cole. 824 N. Monroe.

3-1004. HAULING: Local, Lor.g distance. Dump truck for dirt and trash. 3-7207. HAULING of all kinds.

W. E. WardTPleasa call 8-1083. HAULING" Trash, clean-up lobs. etc.

cinders Fred Rohman. 148 E. Ruth. 9819. HAULING of ail kinds.

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

2-8025. KEYS MADE. Locks repaired. Installed. Schuerman Key Shop.

359 N. East, 3-2311. LAWNMOWERS. SCISSORS- Precision Machine sharpened; repaired. Work guaran-teed.

Ekiss Appliance. 347 N. Main. LONG'S MOVING: Local, long distance. Reasonable.

Experienced faeij. 2-6183. MOPPING AND WAXING, paint washing, window cleaning. Perfect Window Clean-ing 207 W. Prairie.

3-2634. MOVING LONG DISTANCE: Licensed, courteous bonded drivers. We do the packing. Greyvan Lines. 3-7821.

PAINT and Decorate. Exterior. Interior. Porches, storm windows, etc. Phone 5904.

PAINTING. Paperhanglng, Cleaning, Steaming, wall washing. R. E. Dady, 2-3M4 PAINTING and paperhanging.

Interior. Exterior, Insured. Phone A. Stern, 2-1754. PAINTING, cleaning, paperhanigng.

wall washing, steaming. Reasonable. Beall 4527. PAPERHANGING. cleaning, painting, gen- ejalrepair.Reasonabie rates.2-2040: PAPERHANGING: Free estimates.

No waltingCall Mendenail 2-20 PAPERHANGING. PAINTING. Steaming. Wallpaper lor tale. Wm.

Brown. 3-9914. 11, FORD. 1937 tudor, good tires, battery, good shape, $100. 1604 E.

Sangamon after 3:30. 1940 1938 Chrysler coupe 1938 Chevrolet 2-door 1937 Oldsmobile 2-door 1937 Oldsmobile coupe S495 $225 $275 $250 $195 EVANS OIL CO. 502 E. Prairie Phone 2-2611 FORD 1941 114-ton truck. S.W.B..

$325. 1940 Ford truck. l'A-ton. L.W.B.. $225.

Central Illinois Truck Sales. 203 Main. 2-5519. FORD 1946 convertible. Trade for 1940 Chevrolet.

Yellow Cab office. 303 S. Water. HUDSON: 1940 with 1947 motor. Priced foi quick sale.

Call 4679. INTERNATIONAL 1940 truck. 2 speed axle, with 1548 motor. 2-9312. INTERNATIONAL 1939.

-ton Pickup. grain bed, stock rack. Ell Otto. north Sullivan. INTERNATIONAL K-5 truck.

1949. hoist and radio, heater, 2 speed axle, A-l condition. Joe Cahill. Bement. 111.

MERCURY. 1942. 4-door sedan, new paint, motor overhauled. $645. 525 W.

King. 3-8189. MERCURY: 1948. Club coupe, excellent condition. Sun visor, all other accessories 3-7136; NASH.

1941. 2-door. rebuilt motor, new paint lob. Henderson's Garage. Forsyth.

3-4135; NASH, 1942 600 series, 4-door sedan. A real buy. 525 N. Jasper. 2-7006, 8-5.

OLDSMOBILE. 1930. $60. Inquire at 806 W. King.

OLDSMOBILE 1936 sedan, good condition mechanically, $125. 2058 N. Lowber. OLDSMOBILE: Macon. 111.

1938. $200. Fred Taylor. OLDSMOBILE 1941 4-door "76" Hydramatlc S495 Benton Motor Sales Cor. 23rd and E.

Prairie Phone 3-9622 OLDSMOBILE 1941 CLUB SEDAN, white sidewalls. Excellent condition. Howard Auto Sales (Dodge-Plymouth Montlcello. OLDSMOBILE 1949 convertible, all accessories. Phone 2-0062.

PACKARD. 1946 4-door 6 sedan. Low mileage. Equipped with radio, heater and all accessories. Runs and looks like new Mrs.

ildred arder. Atwood. III. PLYMOUTH. 1936: 4 door sedan, just overhauled, good paint, clean.

$185. Phone 3-7517. PLYMOUTH: 1938 4-door. good body and motor. $225.

May be seen at your ad-dress by phoning 3-2710. PLYMOUTH. 1940. Sell or trade down. 1259wpecatur.

PLYMOUTH 1941 Special Deluxe 4-door radio, heater, very nice. Dykes Auto Sales.l 934 N. Water. Phone 3-6714. PLYMOUTH 1942 2-door.

good condition. $545. Reed's Service. 904 N. Main.

PLYMOUTH. 1946 4-door. fully equipped just traded In on a new car. $1095. Tenney's Used Cars.

437 N. Broadway 2-7661. PLYMOUTH 1948 4-door Special Deluxe, like new. Low mileage. $1575.

Must sell today. Call 2-0114 after 5 p. m. PONTIAC. 1938 8 cylinder Deluxe 4 door.

In fine condition. 1151 E. Eldorado. PONTIAC: 1940 4-door. Maroon, A-i con-dition.

PONTIAC. 1947 "6" 2 door. Perfect condition. Will sacrifice. 700 W.

McKlnley. STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Regal De-j luxe, overdrive, radio, heater, owner. 3-6831. A HUDSON dealer can take care of your Hudson troubles best. Landers Ac 750 E.

Prairie 3-8741. AUTO RADIO. Plymouth 1942. $35. 1590 N.

Falrview. School' Days Are Here Again Choose one of our Economical. Reliable Ueed Cars for transportation to and from. 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe 2-door. Marine blue, radio and heater.

$1395 1947 Plymouth Convertible Coupe. Heater. Charlotte Ivory, radio and heater. S144D 1946 Plymouth Deluxe 4-door. Low mileage, many extras $1295 1941 Buick Super Club coupe 785 1940 Chevrolet Master 2 door 565 1940 Studebaker Commander 4 door 285 A Square Deal For Everyone On Every Transaction H.

P. Hazelrigg Co. DE SO TO-PLYMOUTH Phone 3-3478 4.35-49 E. Prairie BAUGHMAN. all steel self-unloading 13' lime bed, '-a price.

R. S. Sharer. Skelly Tow er Trailer Camp AUTO GLASS: For all cars Installed. Blg-gers Garage.

1534 N. Calhoun. 2-0758. AUTO REPAIRING: 7 days week, evenings. Long's Garage.

Phone 2-6183. BATTERIES! Fully charged, no weak cells. $4 exchange. Save up to 50 on all items. Decatur Auto Wrecking 1515 N.

22nd. 3-7907. ATTENTION TRUCK OPERATORS! WINTERIZE NOW Body repair painting, glass replacement, No job too big. None too small. FREE ESTIMATES We Specialize tn Trucks CENTRAL ILLINOIS TRUCK SALES 203 W.

Main 2-5519 BE READY FOR Labor Day Holidays, get your new car here. Hott Mark-well Auto Sales. 380 N'. Broadway. 9141.

Ben Nolen Lot SPECIAL CLEAN UP WEEK COME IN AND SEE US OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY Mercury Convertible Completely Equipped Nash "600" 4 Door. Radio and Heater Frazer 4 door Pontiac 2 door. All Equipment 6 cylinder Plymouth 2 door. Radio fc Heater. Special Deluxe Mercury 4 door Radio Heatei Buick 4 door Special.

Radio Heater Plymouth 4 door A Real buy Ford "60" 2 door Chevrolet 2 door Oldsmobile 2 door Pontiac 4 door $149.1 $1195 1947 1947 $1295 $1150 850 675 295 195 125 75 1946 1942 1941 1939 1937 1937 1935 Pick out your Car Come in and trade 542 E. PRAIRIE PHONE 2-3913 BRING YOUR CAP. to Kllborn's for the very best body and fender work 131 Church. 5141. Buick Headquarters 1947 Buick Roadmaster sedan.

1947 Buick Super Convertible. 1946 Buick Super 4-door. 1941 Buick Special 4-door sedan. 1940 Buick Roadmaster sedan. 1942 Chevrolet sedan.

1942 Nash sedan. 1942 Ford tudor. 1940 Ford tudor. 1 1939 Nash 2-door. 1937 Ford fordor sedan.

1937 LaSalle sedan. Most of the above Cars Carry Our Standard 60-Day Warranty Highfield Buick Co. Open Saturday Afternoon 232 S. MAIN PHONE 3-3473 Automotive 11 BRING YOUR CAR to Jay's Body Shop. Railroad and Leafland.

8-1362. BUMPER JACKS, 3.95 up. Scissor jacks. 3.98 up. Tire jump 98c up.

Continental Stores. 564 N. Water, Free customer parking. CADILLAC 1949 Buick Super sedan. Fully equipped.

Substantial savings. 1949 Oldsmobile "98" Convertible. Excellent condition. Rocket engine, fully equipped, low mileage. Substantial savings.

1947 Buick Super sedan excellent condition. 1946 Buick sedan, $1495. 1941 Dodge sedan. 1939 LaSalle sedan. J.

L. TALLMAN. INC. 540 N. Franklin Cadillac Dealer Chevrolet, 1939 Coupe, $275 Coffey AUTO MARKET For Long Trades 529 E.

NORTH ST. CHRYSLER LABOR DAY BARGAINS! 1947 Chrysler New Yorker. 30.000 actual miles, lifeguard tubes S1750. 1946 Chrysler Windsor convertible $1550. 1946 Chrysler Windsor 4-door $1375.

1946 DcSoto Custom 4 door $1375. 1946 Plymouth Deluxe 2 door S1095. 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4 door S1145. 1941 Chrysler 8 Saratoga 875. 1941 Chrysler Windsor 4 door 795.

1939 Chrysler Royal sedan 485 1938 Plymouth 2 door 275. Decatur's Oldest Dealership W. C. Starr, Inc. Coffey AUTO MARKET FOR LONGER TRADES 1949 Orosley Hot Shot 2 door and Station Wagon.

New! 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe styllne 2 door, new car guarantee. 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Styllne 4 door, radio, heater, new car guarantee. 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan. Radio, heater, guaranteed. 1948 Studebaker Commander Regal 4 door, guaranteed.

1946 Ford Super Deluxe tudor. guaranteed. 1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster 5 passenger coupe, radio, heater, guaranteed. 1941 Pontiac 8 Torpedo Club Coupe. Radio.

heater. 1940 Oldsmobile 6 2 door, engine overhauled, new paint. 1939 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 door. A bargain! 1939 Dodge Deluxe 4 door sedan. Engine overhauled, new paint.

1934, 1935, 1936 Chevrolet's and many more, $45 up. CROSLEY DEALER 529 E. North Phone 3-1811 Coffey Auto' Market Crosley Hot-Shot; Latest 1949 Model, New Hydraulic Brakes Coffey AUTO MARKET For Long Trades 529 E. NORTH ST. FOR THE MOST COMPLETE line of auto accessories, see Merry Motors Supplv 350 E.

Prairie. Parts for all makes. Ford OFFERS THESE CHOICE BARGAINS 1949 FORD custom tudor. radio, heater, white wall tires, and other extras. 10.000 actual miles.

Unusual bargain at $1795. 1949 FORD custom club coupe, radio, heater, while wall tires, other extras, a real bargain at S1575. 1948 FORD deluxe coupe, radio, heater, very clean. $1095. 1947 FORD super deluxe fordor, sedan, radio, heater custom upholstered.

This is a one owner car in perfect condition. A choice bargain at S1195. 1947 FORD super deluxe tudor. radio, heater, in extra nice condition. A choice buy at $1145.

1942 FORD deluxe coupe good condition. $545. 1940 DODGE 4 door sedan, very clean. $545. 1948 FORD "a ton panel, in extra nice condition, $1095.

1947 FORD 2 ton. 1. w. overload springs dual rears. 2 speed axle, In Bood operating condition.

$695. 1941 FORD Hi ton. l.w.b. dual rears, overload springs, good grain bodv. This truck is ready to do a lot of hauling lor $445.

PLUS A CHOICE SELECTION OF OTHERS DON'T MISS THESE UNUSUAL BARGAINS. Earl Luster-John Rcchtin Ford Dealer 385 E. Prairie GRILLS hub caps, springs, wheels, heads, door handles, trunk binges, bumper guards. Kerwood. 511 E.

North. 2-5541. HOUSE TRAILERS: New and used. Vi down and 4 years at 6 10 discount Glovei Trailer Sales. Raymond.

II. HOUSE TRAILERS: See all the others then see us New 27 ft fully equipped SI. 755 New 23 ft. Travelmaster fully eauippeo si 610 Detroiters See- us for the best in aluminum Drake Bros 220 East Adams St. Taylorville.

111. HOUSE TRAILERS When oetter trailers are built Kistler'e will sell them. Always a large seelctlon of new and used trailers at the lowest orice possible. Easy finance terms at bant interest. Special prices on trailer accessories.

We will be closed Labor Day. Sept. 5 KISTLER TRAILER SALES 3600 W. Main Phone 3-2404 Automotive 11 HOUSE TRAILER: 21 ft. electric brakes, sleeps 4.

$850. Turn south, first road east Intersection 121 and 36. Inquire 3rd house west side. HOUSE TRAILER: 26 ft. Continental.

3-room 1945 model. Price worthwhile investigation. Call 2-6195 for appointment. 3:30 until 8 d. m.

HERE Studebaker Presents the Next Look in Cars H. G. Wonderlin Co. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 360 E. MAIN PHONE 3-3625 HOUSE TRAILER.

Elcar 1948, 30 ft. sleeps six. Has everything. Like new. Price $1600.

Must sell. J. O. Butcher, Windsor, 111. HOUSE TRAILER: 25-foot 1948 Sportsman, all aluminum; completely lurnished with bottle gas stove, refrigerator.

Priced to sell. Arnold Nelson. 413 N. Monroe. Clinton I1L HOUSE TRAILERS BARDINGS See the largest Trailer Dealer in Centra.

Illinois. We handle nothing but top quality merchandise. Namely Glider. Travel-ite. Colonial.

System. Palace. Roya. craft. Trailette.

Continental. Goshen. Approximately 16 different models and floor plans in the Travelite alone. FINANCING 1-3 DOWN. 6 See our all modern trailer park.

Complete sewage and water to each trailer. Shower house has 10 stools and 10 showers Laundry room 25x34'. Barding Trailer Sales, Inc. Route 48 at N. Jasper Phone 2-3738 HOUSE TRAILER: "25" Homernobile, good condition.

2-5411. Kaiser-Frazer 1949 Frazer sedan 1949 Kaiser Traveler DISCOUNT ON THESE DEMONSTRATORS Guaranteed Used Cars Decatur Motor Sales, Inc. 792 E. Wood Phone 3-7703 Money Savers At B. B.

Burns 1948 DODGE 4-door fluid drive gives you get away smooth as jet. Sleek gray. Heater and sun visor. 1947 FORD tudor. Black, good tires, radio.

I heater. 1941 NASH 2-door green, mechanically A-l: finish and upholstery above average. Truck Buys 193" CHEVROLET l'i 12' gram bed and stock rack. 1945 FORD 2 ton dump bed 8:25 tires, green finish. 1940 CHEVROLET i ton VickUP.

New dark blue paint. We can i get enough pickups. Don't if- you want this dandy. B. B.

Burns Inc. 402-432 E. Prairie DODGE Phone 421' PLYMOUTH NASH 1948 Nash "600" 8-passencer coupe. 1948 Nash "600" sedan. Radio overdrive.

seat covers. 1946 Nash "600" sedan. 1946 Nash Ambassador seaan. OverDrive. radio, original owner.

1935 Oldsmobile sedan. BOPP MOTORS 240 WEST WOOD NEW and Used Trucks: Truck bodies ano equipment. Also body repairs. Glatz's Truck Service. Federal Truck Distributors.

1304 E. Eldorado. Phone 2-4488. QUALITY CARS FOR CAREFUL BUYERS Wilson's 1946 Chevrolet Stylemaster 4-door. 1946 Ford 8 deluxe tudor.

1942 Ford super deluxe tudor. 1S41 Ford deluxe tudor. 1940 Ford deluxe tudor. 1940 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan. 1940 Ford 3-passenger coupe.

1939 Ford convertible. 1939 Plymouth 2-door sedan. 1938 Ford tudor. 1937 Chevrolet town sedan. 1937 Plymouth 4-door sedan.

Ford Dealer Phone 34. Shclbyville. RECAP! now is the time to be safe Recap your old tires. Anderson Tire Co. 1454 E.

Eldorado. 3-3617. REO New Reo trucks and tractors. Rco safety school buses. Dump bodies and hoists.

Grain bodies and stock racks. H. A. Kuhle Implement Co. Salee and Service 444 E.

MAIN PHONE 5033 See Joe Six Feet Four Inches Longest Trader in Town W. Eldorado at Fairview 2-6461 SEE THIS! 1947 IHC. KB5 with closed van. Insulated. International Harvester 400 E.

Main THE SMILING IRISHMAN at the Wood St. Motor Mart, 685 E. Wood Is always ready to pay top dollar for your -used car. TRACY EVANS Motor Sales 1941 Bpick Special sedanette. radio.

heater 795 191 Cnevrolet 2-door 795 1938 Chevrolet 4-door 395 1939 Plymouth Convertible sedan 425 1939 Ford Va-lon sedan delivery 395 102 S. BROADWAY PH. 4832 Automotive i i i I In Memoriam, RUPPNER, NORA LEE. and Dean Lloyd. In loving memory of our son and daughter who passed away 7 years ago today.

As we loved them, so we miss them In our memory they are near. Loved, remembered, longed for always. Bringing many silent tears. We see them in the hours That are part of every day. And hear their gentle voices reply To everything we say; Our hearts will not forget them They could not.

if they tried. Because In all our dreams. They are forever by our sides. Mother. Dad and Jerry.

Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 A PERMANENT GRAVE MARKER in good quality granite for as little as $40 at Ray's Monuments. 208 N. Quincy. Clinton. Phone 478 or Decatur 2-S992, KRUMSIEK MONUMENTS Taylorville III.

Dallv 6 a m. to 5 o.m Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m Phone 3303. Write for free Illustrated book. Masonic Temple Activities 6A BETHANY LODGE 884.

AF Si AM. Stated meeting Thursday 8 P. M. GREAT LIGHT LODGE No. 1064 AF and AM.

Special meeting, Thursday, 6:30 p. m. 2nd degree. MACON LODGE 8: p. m.

Friday. Stated meeting 7:30 Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P.O. BOX 903 DRIVING TO PHILADELPHIA Monday Sept. 5th. Take 3 passengers.

6192. Where To Go 7C AMATEUR CONTEST tonight at The Dutch Mill In Pana. Prizes! Fun for everyone BEMENT THEATER: Bement. 111. "One Sunday Afternoon." in technicolor.

Den-nis Morgan. Janls Paige. BIG RUMMAGE sale. 532 E. Eldorado.

Wed. evening. 5 p. m. All day Thurs.

Children's, women's men's clothing. Furniture, dishes. CAUTION! If you don't want to have a good time, don't bother to stop at Old Pioneer Club, they specialize in good times. Lake Fork, III. "Frank Morris, Prop.

CLOSED TODAY but run out tomorrow for one of our fine salad plates. Ice cold watermelon. The Acre. 2601 W. Main.

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED for your lunch when you're downtown. The air-con-ditioned Wooden Shoe, 241 E. Main. CRFST THEATRE, Cerro Gordo. Luck of The Irish" with Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter.

DANCING every night! Fun every night! good food and drinks! At the Night Owl in Macon. Stop ton ijlh DANIELS REUNION. Sunday, September 4. Nelson Park. DO YOU KNOW that a phone call to 2-4912 will bring to your door any kind of food or drink from The Winery? FLASH! Our new oil changing machine that drains, cleans, and refills in 5 min.

Sebens Brown. 2229 E. William. FOR those who prefer better than average Fried Chicken try ours, New Bever-ly Inn. 3000 BIk.

N. Water. Bar Service. GATHER ROUND tonight at Ralph's Pub for another session with your friends. Always welcome.

135 S. Oakland. GRAND THEATER, Sullivan. Spencer Tracy. Deborah Kerr in.

Edward. My Son. Fri. BrideofVengence. HOTEL ORLANDO for your money's worth in food and beverages.

Dinner $1.50. Ail dining rooms air conditioned. HURRY and still enjoy the Starllte Inn's curb service. Beer, sandwiches, ice cream on curb, 1602 N. 22nd.

INDULGE yourself in a cold bottle of beer and take heme a case from the hi ql a Tavern .1 21 N. a In IS IT NEWS to you? Hill's Cafe in Bement serves excellent, well planned and carefully prepared meals. Stop In! KENDALL THEATER, Farmer City: Closed Thurs. William Elhott in The Gallant Legion coming 1st show 7 p. 2nd 9 p.

m. LYRIC THEATER. Montlcello: "Knock on Any Door." Humphrey Bogart. MEN LIKE TO EAT thick, juicy steaks, and they'll especially like those chicken fried steaks served at the Skelly Tower Cafe, Rts. 48 it 51.

OUR Specialty! Charcoal Barbecued Ribs or chicken. Mae Phennig at Organ nitely. The Fair Tavern. 121 E. Main.

PUBLIC PARTY. 8 p. m. G. A.

R. Hall. Friday. Daisy Circle. ROSELAND.

PANA, 3 attractions! The Dorlins of Oklahoma. Randolph Scott: County Fair and cartoon Ferdinand the Bull. RUMMAGE SALE, 360 W. Prairie. Thursday, Friday.

Saturday. Girls, Womens. Mens clothing. Miscellaneous. 'Side entrance.

RUMMAGE SALE: 551 N. Broadway, all day Sept. 3. St. Thomas Altar Society.

ST. NICHOLAS hotel means quality in food and drink at no additional premium In price. Dine with us tonight. THE DIFFERENCE between a career woman and a housewife is about 30 pounds. Korn Krlb.

Latham. THE VENTURE Now. as always Serving excellent food Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner Dally (except Sun.) 7:30 a.m.

to 10:00 p.m. 22ND AND TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD Lost and Found 10 BILLFOLD, brown, initials B. Finder keep money, please return billfold, valuable papers. 2-7133. BROWN male dog lost.

Answers Rusty Phone 4005. LADIES wrist watch lost in or around A store, East Packard St. Reward. 7327. LADIES' WRIST WATCH, yellow "Colomby" please call 3-5034.

gold LADY'S wrist watch, yellow gold, lost Wedn esd a morning. Reward. 2 -0112 LADYS yellow gold Driva Swiss wrist watch, lost Sunday evening. 3-2335. LADY'S Elgin wrist watch, yellow gold, lost Saturday afternoon.

Reward. 3-1295. LOST: Brown billfold containing important papers. Reward. 2-8023.

PAIR PINK shell rimmed glasses found on water. Owner identify, nay for ad. 3-2641. PINK SHELL rimmed glasses, lost Saturday in navy blue case. Reward.

2-0080. Automotive 11 BUICK: 1932. clean, smooth running old car at a reasonable price. Parked In back. 515 S.

Boyd. BUICK: 1940 Special 2-door. radio 1264 Forest. BUICK. 1947 sedanette.

Clean, radio and heater. Big sacrifice. 632 S. Franklin. Carpenter and Superior School Buses.

1949 Trucks, new, immediate delivery. 19-U! Chevrolet, l.w.b. truck, low mlleeage. 1947 Chevrolet 34 passenger school bus. 1941 Chevrolet 34 ton pickup.

1947 G.M.C. School Bus, 46-passenger 1942 Chevrolet Vi-ton pickup, 1941 International IV2 ton l.w.b 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe. 1937 Ford lVa-ton Short. 30 YEARS OF SALES SERVICE C. B.

Moore, Inc. BLUE MOUND, ILL. CHEVROLET truck. 1934. grain bed.

Make offer. H. E. Smith. Warrensburg.

Phone 64. CHEVROLET PANEL truck. 1934. good running order. Cheap.

1470 E. Whltmer. 3-5385 mornings only. CHEVROLET 1936 2-door Standard. Clean.

Russel Bailey. Niantic. CHEVROLET 1936 "2-door. good condition, priced for quick sale. 1404 N.

22nd. Phone 3-9605. CHEVROLET, 1937 2 door. Fair shape $85 632 Franklin. CHEVROLET 1941 Club Coupe, good con-dition.

Phone 3-2711. CHEVROLET: 1941 4-door. new tires, new 19-18 motor, original paint. 1 owner, must see and drive to appreciate. $795.

836 N. Main. CHEVROLET 1941. special "deluxe, club coupe. By original owner.

A-l condition 7473. CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetline 4-door. fully equipped, extra clean. $1195. Benton Motor Sales, corner 23rd and E.

Prairie. 9622. CHRYSLER 1948 Traveler. A-l condition Phone 2-2909 days: after 6. 2-8482.

DE SOTO 1929 2-door. 1050 Woodlawn After 4 DODGE 1935 2-door. $75. 4858. Good tires, motor DODGE TRUCK.

2 ton. 1946. 14' steel grain bed. Sell or tradefor car. 1172 N.

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Mary's. Central Illinois Deaths CORCORAN, Mrs. Catherine, IvesdSle, died at 12:55 p. m. Tuesday in Burnham hospital.

Champaign: leaves husband. Thomas daughters, Mrs. Raymond Mattingly and Mrs. Mary Pfeffer. Ivesdale: brother, James Burns.

Champaign: two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth McGraw and Mrs. Anna Piatt. Chicago: services 9 a.

m. Friday in St. Joseph's church. Ivesdale: burial St. cemetery: Owens funeral home.

Champaign, in charge. INGRAM, Mrs. Alice. 76, Salem, died Tuesday night in home: leaves daughters. Mrs.

Lucy Eddings, Iuka. and Mrs. Lure! Tally, Salem: son, George Brown. Sialem; brother, Jess Scott, Iuka: body -In Hancock funeral home: services 2 p. m.

Thursday in Salem Penticostal church: burial East Lawn cemetery. LAMSiON. Mrs. Ophelia. 96, Charleston died Powell rest home 3 p.

m. Tuesday: leaves daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Middlesworth, Charleston, sons, P. 15. Lamson, Indianapolis.

Arthur Dodds. Albany, N. George Dodds. Cleveland, Ohio; services Harper Swlckard funeral home 2 p. m.

Thursday; burial Neoga cemetery. POWELL. Mrs. Gertrude, 56. Lovington.

died 8 p. m. Tuesday in St. Mary's hospital, Decatur: leaves husband. George brother.

John Baker, Iuka, sisters. Mrs. Jessie Glassco. Vandalia. Mrs.

Nina Dedman. Odin. Mrs. Alma Turner. Alton: body at McMullln funeral home.

Lovingtin. Thursday afternoon, where services will be held 2 p. m. Ftrday; burial in Keller cemetery. SHOPPE.

Mrs. Minnie, 80. Tuscola, died 9 p. m. Tuesday, in home of daughter, Mrs.

Homer Todd. Tuscola: leaves daughter; son, Earl brother. Frank Bachert. Bainbridse. sister.

Mrs. Anna Shoppe. Tuscola: services tentatively scheduled for 2 p. Friday, in Waddington funeral home, burial in Tus- 'cola cemetery. SANDERSON.

Frank ,77. Ashmore. died 6 p. m. Tuesday enroute to Charleston hospital following heart attack: leaves son.

Kelley Ashmore: services 2 p. m. Friday In Miller's funeral home; burial Ashmore cemetery. Funerals Decatur 1A Brabham, (Jack) Services 2:30 p. m.

Thursday chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. ni. Wednesday.

J. J. Moran Sons Hamman, Joseph A. Services 3 p. m.

Thursday, chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. Friends may oall at funeral home. Dawson Wikoff Keas, Charles H. Services 10 a.

m. Thursday chapel. Inter ment point Pleasant cemetery. J. J.

Moran Sons Pyles, Mr. Leonies Dudley Services 1:30 p. m. Fridav. chapel.

Burial North Fork cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 7:00 Wednesday. J. J. Moran Sons In Memoriam JOHNSON.

KENNETH EUGENE: In memory of our son and brother who passed away 7 years ago today. For seven long years you have been away. We miss you more and more each day. There is but one happy thought. That we will meet you again someday and understand why you were taken away.

Mother, Dad. Sister, and Brothers. BOROSCH In loving memory of our dear son who passed away 3 years ago today. Sadly missed by Mother. Daddy and Grandmother.

Legal Notices NOTICE OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL OF ROSE M. EWING To Ruth Ewlng Baird YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for the Probate of the Last Will of Rose M. Ewing was filed July 29, 1949 by Otto E. Kunard In the County Court of Macon County. Illinois, which Petition has been assigned the Number 12950.

Said Court has set September 26. 1949 at 9:00 o'clock A. M. as the date on which said Petition will be heard. The heirs, legatees and devisees of the deceased are: James Wesley Ewing.

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