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APPROACH TO RAIL CRASH SCENE -r, SCENE OF WRECK Ir Business Course At IWU Open ttte ti'esdw. Arnn. 19 TTN MAH TRUCK IS BLAST NO SENSE. TWviN GONE. T'TH SOB LAST ROUND- UP.V-AH EXPLAIN TO EM TAINfT DON YOU LEAVE traffic MAM CAR-TWEVS HONKIN' TOO LCUD MIGHT'S WELL START A-WALKIN' Under Gl Bill iivi full niLi" ZfApfJ wants me WVv ALl rnovE.

the.t0 TV-- -s On the job training in the field i w'ws-t' ml sr- SECOND BLOCK SIGNAL SHOWED RED MULLS' WHS CALLING FOR STOP U'L ABNER ,1, i AGRICULTURAL Farm Equipment 1 iContmued FIELD cultivators on rubber; dor rj-l- cleaner Job of farming; sues I to 111 tractor on ruoocr vase or Miwy-har-feet: immediate deliverv; limited supply. preferred Also Ca tml Martin Implement K.noke. bl'r. Write Bo lij. Mt.

PuU.kl. I I. eu tv; 5.500 FEET BETWEEN RED AND YELLOW SIGNALS I A 1 1 FIRST BLOCK OAHDE.N TKACTOK. mower cultivator i1 and breaking plow: also electric brooder wring narrow, nosed mat Arthur for ale. Italph Sutton.

El Paso. III. Ehlt-r. Shirley. LL Bloomir.f.on fr.ott HARDWOOD lumber for alr.

t.Miur i SMI-7-posts, Clav llardinan At Son. 4" I ANTED- IJl rult.vl..r for arrr ail milen northeastt.f I-eKoy. reeular. Pnone 3. Chaiies Firmer Jr.

HAKROW For ale. 3 aeciion Interna-' ntvitle. tional sprinK tooth harrow. Ar'hur Fjrru Sefl tJarner, Uhburn, 111. Phone 21F12.

Low Point. 111. DOIT.ET lUI'nil wH No. for Crr.Tal HEDtiE tl-ner and sate. Walter Stoutamor.

Lex- PKa'b in fU-j. inton. III. rred H-ndr. k.n.

Roy. 1,1 1 lz i WEST 1 4. 5- SIGNAL SHOWED YELLOW NORMALLY VISIBLE ABOUT 3.900 FEET T1ILS PHOTO-DIAGKAM highlights the Inquiry now being conducted into the Burlington railroad wreck at N'aperville, IIL, which claimed 45 lives. The aerial view shows the approaches to the scene of the crash and the distances before the wreck that the engineer of the Exposition Flyer was warned by traffic signals. Burlington experts assert that a train traveling 80 miles an hour can make a normal stop within 4.400 feet.

However. the Exposition Flyer continued onward at more than a mile a minute to smash into the rear of the Advance Flyer which had made an unscheduled stop at N'aperville. NEA Telephoto Special Stocks Day Chicago Board of Trade of general business education for returned service men and. women opened Monday at Illinois Wes-leyan university. The first class organized was in elementary ac counting.

According to Prof. William T. Beadles, professor of economics and business administration at the university, classes will meet for two hours beginning at 4:30 p. m. Mondays and Thursdays and will cover the regular college courses in the subject.

Open to Veterans. The class is open to any person eligible for instruction under the GI bill, said Mr. Beadles, with all tuition and supplies furnished by the government. Those who can qualify for col lege entrance will receive full college credit for the satisfactory completion of the work. The course requires no previous knowl edge or training in the field of bookkeeping or accounting and is not limited to those who can qualify for college entrance.

Other Courses IManncd. Other courses which will follow elementary accounting include statistics, business law, advanced accounting, cost accounting, busi ness management, corporation fi nance, personnel management and property insurance. Certificates of achievement will be issued to all who complete satisfactorily each section of the complete course. Those who are interested in joining the class may get further information by calling the admissions office at Wesleyan or by reporting to room 6 in Duration hall at 4:30 p. m.

Thursday. CUBS SET TO HOLD KITE DERBY SUNDAY Cub Scout kites were grounded by rain last Sunday, but Bloomingto n-Normal packs are looking forward to a clear day this Sunday for their derby. Three sites that have been selected by Cubs to fly homemade kites are the ISNU farm, Bloomington Hich school athletic field and IWU stadium. WSCS to Fete Church Women HEYWORTH. (PNS) The WSCS of the Methodist church will entertain the women of the Randolph Ladies Aid and the Presbyterian and Christian churches at the annual Guest day program at 2:30 p.

m. Thursday at the Methodist church. The guest speaker will be Miss Virginia Dawson who was Red Cross worker in England. The Rev. Hazel Beth Hastings will lead the devotions and Mrs.

Charles Scott will present music. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Lash, Mrs. Albert Oelze, Mrs. Wood Taylor, Mrs.

Ira Gardner, Mrs. Russel Cole, Mrs. Raymond Rust, Mrs. Merle Bishop, Mrs. S.

G. Crum and Mrs. Helen Vuyl-steke. distress 666 Liquid or Tablets act as a mild LaxabV and get at Cold Miseries internally 666 Nose Drops or Salve begins to relieve stuffiness and coughing AT OMCe makes it easier to breathe. Works Great and works fast y' Has satisDasl millions.

r' Purest druas yet inexpensive compare results Caution. Us only os-direcied 1 GARDEN SEED AND PLANTS Asparagus Tlants Sweet Totato Tomato Cabbage Fepper Fimento Celery Flower Plants Asters, Snapdragons, Merl-gold, Pansies, Tetanias, Etc. Insprtorides, Sprayers, Fertilizers, etc. Free Parking. Thone 7931 1'.

4:1 Hi' Monday Wheat Close High Low Close July $.... 1.83Vi Sep 1.83'a 1.83V4 Dec 1.83Vi 1.83V4 May 1947, 1.83'a 1.83Vi Corn May 1.21V4 1.21 July 1.21 1.21 Sep 1.21 1.21 Oats May 83 .83 .83 .83 July 83 .83 .82 .83 Sep 80 .81 .80 .81 Dec 80 .81 .80 j61 Rye May 2.52 2. 2.48 2.57 July 1.48 1.48 Sep 1.48 1.48 ec 1-48 1.48 Barley May 1.26 1.26 Ju'y 126 1.26 SpP 1-26 1.26 Dcc 1-26 1.26 Services Offered 5 (Continued! YOU have need of a carpenter for repair or remodeling, phone 4t)Z3-8. A. O.

KOOS. INSIDE painting, wallpaper cleaning: out line painting, kcreens. garages, buildings. Charleton. Phone 4363-0.

INTF.RIOH AND EXTERIOR DECORAT- lNG.PHONE4401-7. KEYS MADE Bicycles. Boor checks. locks, safes repaired saws, shears, knives sharpened. Davis-Tietge.

118 S. Main. Phone 2243-0. KEYS. LOCKS Duplicate keys for your car.

your home, your on ice. R. Ilurst. 2( W. Front SL KEYS MADE Combination and safe cks changed, also repaired: door cIomts.

filled and repaired. Bloomington Gun t'o tiuNMain. LET US pick up your bicycle and put it in first class shape. Phone Phelps Bicycle Store. 205 S.

Center. Phone 3186-9. Paintinc nnd Decorating Geo. W. Mather St Sons.

Phone 6843-3. PAINTING. wallpaerine. wall cleaning and washing. Phone iU22-t or 3477-1.

PLASTERING New and patch plastering. Prompt service. Phone or J496-0. RADIO RF.r.MRS SERVICE IL E. 206 W.

Front St. LIURST Phon 3367-0. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE All Types. We Do It Riht. Rcfricerator Sales Ac Service Co.

702'2 N. Evans. Phone 205-0 or 2iW-4 RADIO SERVICE Prompt with all work guaranteed: service calls. Radio City. 30tt S.

Main St. Phone 5493-0. REFRIGERATION Ac RADIO SERVICE Bloomington Refrigeration and Appliance Company. 723 West Chestnut; RADIO SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED. PAG EL'S.

PHONE 5174-4. ROCK Phosphate and Commercial fertil izer spreading with low type spreader. Phone 3H42-2. Hob Melton. Hloomington.

ROOFING AND painting, gutter work. contract or by hour. Harrison, t'hone 4.8-4. KL'GS and carpeting shampooed in your home; also upholstered furniture. Ha-ney's Clean Rug Service.

Phone 7342-5. SEWIMJ MACHINE RLFAIRS Will Repair all makes Sewing Marhitics. Estimates given In ads mice. Work guaranteed. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.

41H N. Mam St. SEWING MACHINE repair service; factory trained man; parts for all makes. 10jS. Center.

Phone 5210-5. SEWER STOPPED IP! We clean sewer with electric machine. Free estimate. Olson's Electric Sewer Service. 1308 Franklin Ave.

Phone 94K8-5. STOVE repairs ordered for all makes of stoves and furnaces; expert stove repairing. Chas. G. Bender, 401 W.

Washington. 4.1B6-0. TO ALL RESIDENTS Now is the time to have your storm windows removed, windows cleaned and screens put up. We carry full compensation insurance. Atlas Window Cleaning Co.

Dave Press. Phone 41H8-0. VACUUM Cleaner parts and service for all makes-; work guaranteed. 1404 North Main. Phone VACUUM CLEANERS repaired and re built; parts for all makes; 106 S.

Center. t'hone 5210-5. ETERAN wants painting, washing wood work and cleaning wallpaper. Phone 8960-5. WANTED Contracting Jobs of painting; state joos oi ondges or buildings, homes, farm buildings, grain elevators: new 2 gun spraying machine; experienced and insured painters.

John S. Sweeney. 906 South Summit or phone 3655-6. WEST SIDE Sheet Metal. 914 W.

Wash ington, furnace work, ventilation, spouting, roofing. Phone 6724-5. 12 MEN Painting and papering crew. avauanie lor immediate inside or outside work; no job too small or too large. Cronkhite Construction Co.

Phone 8693-5 or 7436-0. AGRICULTURAL Baby Chicks, Poultry, Supplies 6 BABY CHICKS It's time to book your order fot Mother Miller Chicks. All leading breeds in straight run or mixed POULTRY SUPPLIES Ilyceno cotton seed litter and Peatmoss. Charcoal. Oil.

Coal and Electric Brooder stoves. Chick Feeders and waterers for all sizes. Save time and money at Miller's. THE MILLER HATCHERY. Bloeminston.

Illinois. Phone 793L Grove and Madison Sts. BABY CHICKS Now available, hatches twice weekly. A. B.

Hatchery, 916 E. Grove. Phone 2910-5. STARTED CHICKS at closing out once-. ome in and get yours and have some early winter layers.

Morton Hatchery. Morton, III. Phone 6311. If It's Eggs You Want Try a Flock of HAYES WHITE LEGHORNS Pedigreed foundation stock Insure high proauction. fiace your order now.

take delivery later. S. W. HATES HATCHERIES Featuring PAYDAY Chicks and PAYDAY Teeds. 312 S.

Center. Phone 2421-5. Bloomington. 111. ORDERS taken now for started or hv.

aeuvery in April. May or June. Bishops Llv-an-Lav U. a Approved Pullnrum tested Chicks are topi in quality. Prices are right.

Order yours uay. x-ienry or fuisnury's Best Feeds. cii. iiop naicnery. ieKoy.

III. REDUCE chick losses from CnrrMin.i with Dr. Hess Coxitrol. We carry full line of Dr. Hess Tonics and remedies.

Z4M) 5. Geo. Agle te Sons. Inc. Farm Equipment CANVAS COVERS Made of 12.2!" Army Duck.

Waterproof. Mildew and Flame proofed. I FINISHED SIZES. 5 foot 10 Inch 1 foot 8 inch 3 95 7 foot 7 inch 9 foot 8 6 95 foot 3 inch II foot 8 $9 95 II foot 8 Inch 13 foot 7 J13 95 13 foot 10 inch 19 foot 6 inch $22 50 MONTGOMERY WARD Basement. BEAN four row Case planter; four row Case bean plow: team of black horses, smooth mouth, for sale.

Roland Miller, 5'i miles north of Le Rov. BLASTING and blasting supplies; lowest price on dynamite for blasting stump-and ditches. H. O. Ashlev.

Siblev. Ill C. CASE tractor on new rubber for saie. nicnard wurtn. R.

R. 2. Lincoln. III. CULTIVATOR ATTACHMENT FOR FORD TRACTORS This attachment converts the regular rear end cultivator to a full vision tool and increases its usefulness in cultivation.

$42.50 WARD'S FARM STORE 407-11 W. Washington. Phone 6534-0 7i I 4 1 Young Men's Speakers' Fail To Hold Crowd Members of the Young Men'; club justified what E. E. Fred erick, program chairman, had termed a "low accusation" at their Tuesday noon meeting when they orated vainly on a wide variety of subjects.

The program, the chairman said, was prompted by an anonymous letter received by the club. Among other things the letter writer charged that the club did not have personnel capable of speaking intelligently on any subject. In an attempt to refute this crit icism Mr. Frederick selected a wide variety of subjects and called on club members to speak on the selected topic. Topics included "Einstein's Theory," "The Technique of OPA Investigation," "Why Hoover is Greater Than Roosevelt," "Marriage: Why No Family Should Be Without It," and "Atomic Energy." The only utterances to come from the speakers was "That, gen tlemen, concludes my remarks.

The program ended in novel man ner when the entire membership arose and walked out. Delavan Township Pupils Will Graduate Tuesday DELAVAN. (PNS) The eighth grade commencement exer cises for the rural schools of Del avan township are to be Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the high school.

Graduates will come from Lone Tree, Brown, Liberty, Pleasant View, Curtis, Brenneman, Meek er, Sturdyvan, Boynton Center, Pawson and Holmes schools. Grain Futures Up CHICAGO. P) Active grain futures contracts moved above Monday's close in a finishing rally Tuesday. During the greater part of the session May rye and the deferred contracts in oats were depressed, following an opening decline of 5 cents in Minneap olis rye, the daily limit. Receipts were: Wheat, I car; corn, 156 cars; oats, 2 cars and soybeans, 10 cars.

At the finish active short cov ering had pushed the May rye contract up the 5 cent daily limit, closing at $2.57, oats were un changed to 3Ac higher than Monday's close, May, 83c; wheat, corn and barley were bid at ceiling prices, $1.83, $1.21 and $1.26. a Cash Grain News ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIV. ST. LOUIS.

VP) Cash: WHEAT Re ceipts, 6 cars, no sales. CORN Receipts, 8 cars, no sales. OATS Receipts, 2 cars, no sales. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. CHICAGO.

tP Cash WHEAT No. 2 red and hard, $1.83. nominal, ceiling. CORN No. 2 yellow, $1.19.

nominal. ceiling. OATS No sales. BARLEY Malting. 43 Vi.

nom inal; feed, nominal. Field Seed I hundredweight) RED CLOVER $31.50. SWEET CLOVER $10.75. ALSIKE $28.50. ALFALFA Common, $33.50 36.50.

TIMOTHY $5.751 6.00. RED TOP $12.00 lit 12.50. AGRICULTURAL Farm Equipment Cintinued ANTED TO UL Standard A 1 -u eion alcCorrr.Kif 11 l.I.N. CERTIFIED LINCOLN SiY. I'ANS IN I1LSHEL BAt.S O.NF Bt SlirL OR CARLOAD LOTS X3 PER BlSHrL, FOU HUDSON CHAS.

GU.IKhM.FEVE A SON. HUDSON. UNCDIJs; SOYBEANS CrtiWd. test, in hags. on per bushel Inquire e-f I.

A Green. Sahroo or Robert P. Tate. t'mtv HoESlHl.rY HYP-RID IS 1 JIllIi, 24i. 22.

374. 44. 72. iniA. Matt ae-a g'HHl i a.

Irs. pr no to M. Leo (iravniont. III. STIFfi EI Ih brids S-3.

S-379. Illinois 2U. Llino.j 72. IL single cross, all rradev H. L.

SUegel Normal Prion Fertls Hay Grain Straw 9 AliCADY feeds. Gibraltar brooder house. Murphey'a concentrates. Grinding. Busing.

SNOOK'S FEED MILL. One South Blnomir.gioa on Route SL Phon 344-3 MAsTFh Mtv Sheep and Poultry. Se us anout iwj feeding problems. Prod ieers Stoes-ard. Lafavette St.

and ICR R.Phone SWIFT tiTlO "per hundred: 10 essential minerals rscssar-e for profitable growth. Why pay more? Phon 24.rfl-5. Geo. AgV Ar Son. Inc.

Cs Critic Tgg Mah for more winter egtfs. Alo hog. cattle. ca'f. rabbit and dog feed.

Alfalfa hay and straw Salt Ossier snell MILLERS FARM STORE a. Phone L.IIIIfMon HosplialA 10 LIVES TONE For sai. a.vo delivered and spread. Booking order for future deliveiies A. B.gfier.

El Paso. J.L Phone A II. rilusl'IIATi: andlir tr Al deltsered and spread Don I'tione II. BHKINQ rrfcr for Rock Fboftpfc. Ammonrnm Nitr'e.

Junt i MitlT 79M TO KAKVKItS Our ni I in one: 7.0 pounds per irrr tn delivered nearest switclv Roal Roct Chen Livestock Buy end Sell livestock through Pantograph classified ads. AN'GL'S LULL for sa.e: purebred, i months of age. Alva T. Schickedanz. ChTioa.

Iil. BROWN SWISS bull, li months oid. IHC 1 station milking machuif, corr.p.ete. W. C.

l.mdvay. lmrcton. CATTLE FOR SALE 22 Hereford yearling heifrrs 14 Sluirthorn srarln.g heifers 7 Shorthorn eers 7 Angus earling steers and heifers. 4 Jersey heifer. HARRY QUI NX Blooming on Shirley, COWS Two rr.ilK cows for sae.

g.vir.iE good flow TS and Banc free. J. Carter, lludwn. FEEDER PIGS wanted, any we gnt; give description and Write Y-J4. Paa-tagrapn.

IIVK g.t.ltd pony. 14 hand 5 ohi. Ifc'fil look unles sou want a good or.e. Set of harness. F.r.gusn Mdl e.

Im DeVr. nule of Bioomu-g-t'-n on I'. S. Rou'e I xi 1IAMIMUKK fail hoars and open lor saie. Simon Moon.

Toviania. Li. JFR5EY BULL CALVFS From 4 months lo ace. dams clasufy Kood. records of Gtm pounds.

J. C. hf itrrt. Tremont. LI.

WHITE p.i.k skinned Arabian standing lor ervice. Delrr.ar W. Mocc b'a mii nortnwest Gridiey. Ai-tnl Horns anil Mules Wanted Blind. Crippled.

Fistula. $5 to $15 a Head. Mann. SI9 S. BeiL Phone 72i8-0.

AT SERVICE Beautiful saddle bred Palomino; also Bourbon 2221 Chejintit. Kenneth B. Mcars. Chenoa LI. AT SERVICE.

reg.j,tered Pa.mino s'Ia. lion on farm or.e mile eiorth and ere miie wet of Normal. D-an McCartr-on. AT SERVICE Five gained saddle "studT Ky Rex Bv Fulton Rex by Rex Peavir.e by Rex McDona.d; 1 hands. Chestnut Blaze face 2 white socks: Harkey light stud.

13-2 white star. At Belt Line Stables, scuta of ball park. Phone 4102-0. AT Sr-HVlCfe Mexico Dale. 5 gaited saddle stailion No.

21212. by Brr.da. Rex bv Rex Shannon by Wild Rex. oi Dam side Letitia J'eavme by Emeraido Lassie by Fannie Fern. He is a crielr.wt sorrel, has tour white pasterns and in forehead.

Also One Palemmo sadd.e stallion, golden color, with white mase and tail at my, barn nule north, -i mile west of Arrowsmith. IX Lrv.i Mock. AT SERVICE Shetland pony stud. Cnoc-oSate Chestnut. 4 hite tax.

unbra'rn I'K-al sMow ti-t; 3' miies cortheast Ellsworth. B. W. Swanstrom. CASH PAID DEAD and DISABLED HORSES and CATTLE Hogs and Sheep Promptly Removed.

Phone Rrrrrw Cr-arses HLOOMINGTON RENDERING CO. FIGHT 'ock heifers we.ght about 7 pounds. 3 to-k cows with ealvt-s. P. J.

Walton. Hftwns I IVE gvats fr-r sale. 2 giving 1 others freshen soon. r. r.

I. Downs. HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR DEMI HOUSES. CATTLE. HOGS BLOOMINGTON DEAD ANIMAL IIIM-OSAL CO PHONE REVERSE CHARGES.

ITIifTillfn Hereford hull fr months old. Francis lUrma, Weston. FOR SALE Angus bull to reg ister, good one. f'om rood blood lire. age 15 months.

Cheer farrow Mav 1. Carl Stutzt-an. r. r. 1.

2 rrtles ou'heat Tolu-a. 111. FOUR spotted Poland China boars for sale; weicht SM) xound: double t-n-muned. Sjm Srhl it Sons. 2 '-i eu eat Gn-fley.

2' north. REGISTERED Ar.g is' bull fof-ia e. 23 oid. purebred spot'd Poand Chir.a yearling boar. Lou.s C.

Martens. Anchor. REGISTERED Scotch Shorthorn bulls f- sale, svn u-eable age; aio spo'ted Poland Chiia r'rs. popular bloodlines. Iilrlerse View Stora Farm.

fr.i.e soutn. miie wet of CniT THREE Jerev heifers for saie. bred ar-f one open heifer, calfhood icr rj-rc. w- Claudon. Lexington, la.

Phone 2--F-I3. TWO Guernsey cows for saie: bota g-v-xl rrilker: 2 its: 40 Rocat hen. laying E. B. Jenkins.

Say- nroox. T3 a-d B.ircs tested. R. C. Baker.

Phone 8-F4. Carlock. WANTED to tra-le-CiuernTev Tuer's Rector No. 2M22J. age Tears.

3 nearest flm anar TtS nmtni. f.r linrm-rir bu'l of br1- g' li It i l'K in Classified Want Ads flatln Pantagrapft TilONE 69UO-5 tr "Want Ad DfptT" OFT It F. HOURw Hfso A. M. P.

'('ASH RATKS or lUKKilird Advrrtloing F.ffertive April l'JIU Words Upto15" 16 to 23" 24 to 29" 30 Xo 35 36 to 4l" iLinetl Day Dayil Days Days i L'-L10 I 3 I .60 I 1.92 I 2 94 3.60 Jl-80" I 2 5 3.92 80 5 1.00 3 20 4 90 6.00 I 6 1.20 3.84 5 88 7.20 7 1.40 4 48 6.86 8.40 30 consecutive days, without change, 10c per line, cash. ANNOUNCEMENTS Business aud Tcrsoual 1 A SURE-SHOT, Lxii-rmmaung. Termite control. Phone 21U.U-4. Itoy ftialonc, bub V.

Monroe itlooinintion, ill. AUTO LICENSE Coinpii-la Service, liloumlftilluu. Uuu Co, but N. Matiu. BUTTON HOLES, buttons, buckles, hemstitching, cyclcls, bolls, niuuc.

Nelson Shop, 4ii F.vans j(IH r. Main. 1'ci maiicnt removal ol auiici niious Hair witu multiple minks. Neva ivi. Whiuuw, eii iiuimnn Peoria.

111. CUK KtiVi' Floor saiitlcis. Wallpaper Steamers, Zmscr Pauil btuie, -t iNoilii Main St. fiione J104-3. riAFFNEKS Rneumalic Compound to re lieve acny pains, lame bacK, lumoago slill loiius ana stiains.

nauncr uian Store, W. Chestnut. Phone 4a04-o. HAULING and moving ol all kinds, local and long distance, ever) umig uistueo. Phone 4421-1.

1NA D. M1LLEK Notary public and bten- nirranhic service. Oitice Hours 1U a. m. to 4 p.

m. Phone 3Jua-5. S. Main. Johuslou'a Lctlcr SUop MlmeufcTuulunu Stcnofciaptuc Service.

416 UriesneimUldK. Phone 4j(3-0 Local and 1-ong Distance Movum. OeacU lianslfr. 501S. East St.

Phone 7133-0. HoUtiers Business Service. '1 pmu-Minieofciaphuig 406Eddy tililK. puoncs 4J14-0. SUWINU CLASS Enroll now.

new classes opening daily in Dicssmukmii and hotna urcoialioiis courses, moriimtis, atU'rntHina ami rvinin SSLNULUt liWl Mi CENT Lit 418 fN. Mam St. STUKAtiK Private rooms, low insuiance rate, exoert packer. Mr. Mono, Mouel Storafie 2iu E.

MarKct. Piione b.Hib-3. TKUCKLNU short or Ions distance haul inji of any kind; will Haul livestock, Pnone 314-2. TWIN Cli'V DELI Lit AN THING, ANYWlitltE. PHONE 2-J-2, WANTED K1DEKS TO CATt-KPlLLAK, SECOND SHIFT.

PHOiNt. Jobw. WILL do washings in my home, txo von ings; 806 W. Mill St. Heating and 1'lumbing HOLLAftU LKNciv-vaed.

without pipes, for sale. Write Box ti, K. tU 2 tl Paso, 111. ROUND OAK FURNACE, pipes, and stoker, for sale. No phone cans; liOi L.

Washington. Lost and Found HAT with initials J.li.H. lelt by mistake Saturday evening al Mct-oy eaie. un-coln. Will owner picase" exchange tor hat he took at that piace.

LOST lac it zipper key case contain ing kevs, driver license, insurance cei tif ica'ie. Kcwaid. C. F. Loch, 131)4 S.

Low. LOST Blonde Chow dog, answers to name reward, phone oa4-3. LOST Crawtord wrist watch, gray band. between Central school and Community. Reward.

Phone 8Ht9-3. LOST Ladies Ucnius lapel watch, Sunday niurmiig between Walnut street and Catholic church. Reward. Phone boaa or ti4-6. LOST last Saturday, green truck tailgate.

Reward. Return to Luu Canning Normal. LOST Little black pocket book containing medals, knue and coins. Fiione4b.i7-4. LOST Pair of shell run glasses in leather case in southwest Biooirunglun.

Phone bo9b-l. LOST Rhinestone peacock pin Saturday night in dressing room at Pine's. Keep-sane. Reward. Mrs.

tied Phone 6610-5 or 700i-7. LOST Three chairs to dining suite on Route 66, between Bloomington and Shirley. Reward. Write P. O.

iSox an, Way nesville. Services Offered Your ad here will help keep you busy this spring. A complete ELECTKOLUX Cleaner Repair Service. E. C.

Wilfong, WIS Division. Normalj Phone 8H04-5. A-l EXTERIOR and interior pauiting and paper hanging. Phone 7558-5. Menken and Menken.

AUTHORIZED HOOVER Sales and Serv Ice; only factory supervised station in city. Ensenberger s. flione JWU-3. AND Washing Machine Service, re pairing all makes, models, wringer rolls tor all makes, welding, all worK guar anteed; 404 S. Clinton.

Fhone207-o. BLACKSMITH SHOP General repairing of truck bodies, plow work, disc sharpening also build farm trailers. Fred Schetfert, 501 S. McCluru BRICK WORK, patch plastering, concrete work; prices reasonable Phone 410-9 or 4fi98-4: C. Wiser K.

IJauth. BURKE'S REPAIR SHOP Lawnmowers sharpened and repaired; saws filed welding; tool grinding. 404 S. Clinton. Phone 2807-5; CARPENTER, painting and general re pair work.

Merle Eicher. Phone 9215-1. CLEANING painted or papered walls, painting, exterior, interior. Insured pro- ficientwork. Phone 4417-4.

CONTRACTING lobs of painting farm buildings, homes, inside and out. Guar anteed. Phone 3337-4. CONTRACTING now for cement floors drives, walks, walls, porches, steps etc Cronkhite Construction Co. Phone 7496-0.

EXPERT FUR COAT restyling and all types of repairs done promptly in our Fur Remodel lng department Third Floor. W. II. Roland Co. A Store of Fashion DREDGING and tiling.

For free esti mates, phone 4626-2 or 4195-3. Gibson Wise. EXPERT RADIO REPAIR SERVICE All makes of radios; pickup and deliver Stanley Pauls. Phone 897D-5. EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANING AND WALL WASHING PHONE 7183-5 FURNITURE and carpet shampooing in your own home.

We use new modern equipment. Harry Collins. Phone 9643-6, FURNITURE repaired and refinished: will do work in home if convenient: quick service. R. J.

Grcmer, 71 W. JacI on. fnone 37D3-8. FURNITURE REPAIRED, reclued. refin ished and recovered.

Doll Furniture Co. 305 S. Oak. Normal. Phone 9483-0.

GENUINE MAYTAG Repairs and Pickup Service by expert enced servicemen. Quick and eflicien service. Miller Hatchery Electric Shop Grove and Madison Sts Phone 7931. HARt.AND L. POLITE.

PHONE 4935-3 PAINTING AND DECORATING. HOSIERY repair service done by experts. 1.118 N. Kwtns. Phone 5183-3.

IF 1 INTERNATIONAL horse planter itli I tongue truck lor sale, good condition. Glenn Bay less. Shirley. Ill JOHN DEERE No. corn planter for sale, new last spring: has planted only 2" acre.

RotK-rt Knapp, GiOson Phone 70. JOHN I) EE HE 4-row corn pUnlrr with lertilier attachment for salr. in good condition. Gilchrist Matoii, III. Prion Gardner 2114 KUHLMAN corn picker.

F-2" mounting, for sale: good condition. Charles Durham. Arrowsmith. III. I.oiinVn Pairv Barn Equipment.

Lou1en Stanchions. Anthony Steel 1 lair Bi Ruhb-r Tired Farm Trailers. Dressed Ash Wagon Tongm-s MILLERS FARM MoUK Grove and Madison Sis. Phone 7'J31. OLIVER plow 2-14 high speed practically new.

Lawrence Roberts. Hope farm, Lexington. 111. PLANTER For sale. John Deere tongue truck corn planter No.

9J9. perfect condition. Clyde Schneeman. Pontiac. PLOW" Nearly new 3-14 inch high clear ance John Deere plow.

$190.00. Chflord H.irtman. Annawan. III. St'UIUUD' Tillers Plows, discs and harrows In one opera tion.

Power takeotl or motor ued. cuts your operating cost In half: protect yourself and order today. -Martin Implement Roanoke. ATTENTION MR. FARMER The new "JEEI" Is your tractor.

It pulls, I plows, harrows, discs, trailers, also oper- airi kmtii arisen marnine. I i is a car. trai tor and pickup combined. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Martin Implement Roanoke.

FANCY RIDING EQUIPMENT STAINER SADDLES Full hand tooled flower deign, leather covered stirrups; 15 inch swell fork. 14 inrh seat BLACK DYED BACKGROUND JI39 50 LIGHT TAN RAW HIDE COVERING ENGLISH TYPE SADDLE 2 fancy" bridles 6 ALtMIAtM BUS s. AL CP WARD FARM STORE 407-11 W. Washington. Phone 6534-0 FOR SALE Used 4 row John Deere bean planter and 4 row John Deere bean cultivator.

Zimmerman Implement Eureka. 111. JUST ARRIVED Limited supply oval steel tooth and cast wheel rotary hoes. 3 and 3 section spring tooth harrows: also Oliver 70 Row Crop tructor with cultivator. Frank Hale implement LeRnv.

III. LIMITED supply of farm elevators, cram blowers and buck rakes. Hydraulic and mechanical manure loaders fnr all row crop tractors. Zimmerman Implement Eureka, ill. MAKE YOUR OWN 1 LECTRICITY Electric lights, running water.

refrigerator all thve rn he son-s if von huv a MONTGOMERY WARD POWERUTE PLANT "as low $259. fob. factorvi. Come in now. Gt complrte rt'aiN at MONTGOMERY WARD Front and Center Sts.

Basement Electrical Department. NEW CRAFTSMAN 1V AMP. ARC WELDER Approved bv Underwriters. Meets R.E.A. recommendation on 230 Volt operation.

Exceptionally safe because of special features. Specially designed for repair shops served bv rural power and R.E.A. lines. Will operate perfectly on rural hne with 3 or more KVA transformer. This welder is the result of modern engineering and design easy to operate saf orwrn'c with bare or coated 1 electrodes 10.J.OU SEARS ROf.ItrCK CO.

312 N. Center St. NEW Merchandise on Hand Hammer Mills, several sizes: DrLaval Milkers and separators: stock tanks: Hoe Feeders and Trouchs Tl'RLFY FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INC 2.0 E. Front St.

Phone 2733-5. New Implctm-nts Hydraulic Loaders for all tractors. Also Hvdraulic Pumps to fit all row crop tractors; farm trailers on -plv tires. $165 and up; Phosphate spreaders, latest type. ISi; Master-Freere Home Lockers: Air Compressors.

lartin Implement Roanoke. NEW STOCKlimitedsupply 2. 3 and4 row flexible rotary hoes. Prewar oval steel tooth pr malleable cast wheel. Speed up cultivation.

Immediate delivery. Zimmerman Implement Eureka. III. NOW AVAILAPI.E! Anthony Hvdraulic Manure Loaders for II 6z Tractors. and Mechanical Manure Loaders for F-20 and M.

IHC Tractors. W.C. Alli-Chalmers and Case Tractors. Five ton Fairbanks Farm sca'e. 14x8 feet.

MILLER'S FARM STORE. Grove and Madison Sts. Phone 7931 O.NE Horn Hvdraulic loader for II or Farmall. used less than full day; liberal Hivnnnl 1 Brason. III.

ONE ued MiCormii k-Dorring No. 3 cream separator 4S. One used Gallowav cram separator. $15 New cultivators fe.r II and tractors Steel Flare wagon boxes. New Speed Im-ki, nOWFLI-KUSS CO.

2f)5 W. Jefferson St. wintr. K-rrnun jonn ieere spring loom cultivator for Model A John Deere tractor. Walter Morrison.

Lexington. THREE section spring tooth harrow for sale. Lvle Wilson. 3'i miles southeast TRACTOR OWNERS! At Ward TRACTOR LIGHT SETS Complete lights, fan pul ley, ran dcii. ran 'fn wiring.

tor ail popular tractors- John Deere. AIlis-Chalmers. IHC. 12-20-30-H. and s.

ftj Complete WARIVS TIRE SERVICE STORE 407 W. Washington. Phone "905. WANTED International hjre drawn corn planter. No.

102. Thos. C. ncent. Lexington.

Cooksville phone 823-B. u'lVTrn t- i 1 Have Good Negotiations In Coal Have Little Effect NEW YORK. (JF) Special stocks did fairly well in Tuesday's market although many leaders continued to suffer from the lack of sound bids. Quotations were a shade im proved, in most departments in the forenoon but slipping tendencies appeared here and there around mid-day. Dealings tapered after a moderately active opening and the direction was notably obscure near the fourth hour.

Renewal of negotiations for settlement of the coal strike failed to arouse much enthusiasm among customers because of reported snags in the way of a compromise. Earnings, dividends and splitup talk again aided assorted favorites. Bonds were narrow and commodities lower. BLOOMINGTON GRAIN. (Courteiy of Stotler Grain Co.

I Price as Riven In the following table are fixed on Chicago figure! le: fixed charges on freight handling, tc. Prices at elevators In surrounding territory may vary a few cents In special bids from markets other than Chicago in many cases. Editor. Based on the close of the market Tuesday, elevators were paying about th following prices: wheat- No. i CORN No.

3 (yellow) No. 2 (white) OATS $1.68 1.10 1.24 No. 2 (new) 74 soybeans-No. 2 (new) 2.04 TERMITE Inspection and Estimates Free A Sure-Shot Exterminating TERMITE CONTROL Phone 2880-4 HOY 31 ALONE 06 W. Monroe St Bloomington, IIL PIPES Bloomington's Largest Selection of Nationally Advertised Pipes Selected and Imported Brujere's Custombuilt Briarcraft Kaywoodie Dr.

Grabo Emperor Mastercraft Van Roy Headquarters for Smokers' Needs. NIYt Z2Hfi AVERAGE I ltSfffF 1 Livestock ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. CHICAGO. OfTiriallv Hm.4.J sdiauie iivcsiock receipts for Wednesday: "Yr 7.000 SHEEP 9000 SHEEP 2,000 Bloomingon Livestock (Tuesday's Quotations. 1 HOGS Receipts, 560; 150 to 400 pounds, $14.45.

CALVES $14.00, down. PEORIA tlVESTnric PEORIA. Wi Rpj-fint nnn miuuic: mantel uncnanged; top, $14.65. 400, salable: trade fairly active, largely about steady; low choice 1.200 pound steers, bulk moMiy gooa BOO 900 pound steers i3.Z3glb.50; most fed heifers, t-uuer cows, down: canners, l-ALVES Receipts. 200: about steady with recent decline; good and choice vealers, 17.50: extreme ton.

17 RS SHEEP Receipts, 50; quotations un- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. (Ps HOGS enn salable; total, active, steady; good and choice barrows and gilts, $14 85 ceiling: sows, $14.10, ceiling; complete uiraiailte. CATTLE Receipts, 6,000, salable; total 6.000; calves: Receipts. 700, salable: total 700; fed steers and yearlings included yearling heifers strone: killing muiitv much less desirable than Monday, some uu.vcr pressure, nowever.

strictly choice cattle; cows fully steady, but bulls 25c lower ana good and choice vealers 25c to 50c lower; stock cattle scarce to steady; top fed steers, $17.65: very little apove J17.Z5: bulk, top h.uu; outside neavy beef bulls, dairybreds. $13.75. ri own mitciHts choice vealers. bulk stock cattle. SHEEP Rrtint A nnn cr.uv.in.

6.000; active; slaughter lambs steady to 25c hicher: cood to choice grade woolskins. 16.00; lambs at $15.75 carrying a medium end; about two loads fed, wooled lambs held slightly above $16.00: three loads medium to good wneai pasture JamDs. six load good to choice fed cliDned lambs TJn and 2 pelts, one load with No. pelts, yearlings and older ciaxses very scarce, few shorn slaughter ewea, i.Du, sieaay. Produce Market flLOOMINGTON POULTRY AND EGGS (Wednesday's Quotations.) Hens 21 Leghorn Hens 19 Rock Spring Fryers 27 Colored Spring Fryers .25 Cocks .14 Ducks Il9 Geess 19 Ffgs 'jZS CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. (P) EGGS Firm; receipts 48.026: market unchaneed. BUTTER Firm; receipts, prices unchanged at ceilings. POULTRY Live, steady on hens, firm on young stocks: receipts, 14 trucks, car: prices unchaneed. POTATOES Arrivals.

66: on track. 113 total U. S. shipments. 790: old stocks: I Supplies rather light; demand slow; for -oioraao Mcu-iures ana Wyoming Triumphs market steady; for offerings other sections market slightly weaker; new stocks: Supplies moderate; demand slow: market slightly weaker: Idaho Russet Burbanks U.

S. No. 1. 3.90; Colorado Red McClures, U. S.

No. 1, Wyoming Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1.

Minnesota-North Dakota cobblers commercial, Bliss Triumphs commercial, Florida 100 pound sacks Pontiacs, California 100 pound sacks long whites U. S. No. 1, ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST. LOUIS. UP) Produce prices un changed. 6TOCK AVERAGES. Stock averages compiled Tuesday by the Associated Press showed 30 industrials, up 15 rails, up 15 utilities, unchanged; 60 stocks, up .3.

FOR BEST PRICES ON POULTRY AND EGGS Sell to Mclean county produce company Carlock, 111. Trucks for Country Service Call W. N. Norwood, Carlock, 111. good freh cow.

2 or 4 row. prefer 4 row. Call Harrlon.Alexandt-r. WANTED Pickup balers. Ann Arbor.

Case or New Holland C. U. Bennett. 411 Olive. Phone 4.T-5 WANTED -Power mower for Cae or CULTIVATOR wanted for Model John Deere tractor.

Write Wayne Brown, I-cxtngtnn, III. DYNAM ITErnps anIfiie or iuilenr we can furnish men to do your blasting. Bloomington Gun 604 N. Main. (Continued In Next Column.) Massev-IIarris tractor.

Marion Otto. w. t. 4. Carlock phonr.

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