Forreston Journal from Forreston, Illinois • 10

An area along the coast of South America has lone been known as thi Spanish Main-. lira osborn Mrs. Glenn Unger had file floral tributes. Pall Robert German, of Mrs. Edna Mrs.

Ada CARD OF THANKS: We wish to thank our Mends and for flw farewell party beautiful gifts. Also all helped vs move. It was all appreciated. Mr. and Mrs.

mert Duitsman and son: Stl FARMERS; Plan now for poultry profits' in 1949. Buy chicks bred for rapid maturity and high egg Save money by plac-your order now. Write, phone or come to see us. Stouffer Poultry Farm, Mt Morris. 82tf Marts at Kracfat.

and Mxn G3 of Freeport; 14 Milton 2 Linker, Shafer and 8ALB Brooder Stove, size I 800. See Henry Mass. x3tl in WISH TO the ben ol Hie fire department for responding to our call for help. Itr. and Mrs.

Marvin Ludwig. xStl Forreston. PLAN NOW for poultry profits in 1949. Buy chicks bred for WANTED: Ear corn. $1.29 on test 80c with no test.

Robert Smith, 406, So. Franklin St, Polo. Phone 312. 50t6 give thi same talk In the ant Church at Bhanadoa, la. The 4-H Home win bold a at the I Thursday evening; JanJW, at 7:15 to become a member la rordially Invited.

Monday afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Buisker, Mrs. -Howard Heilman, Mrs. Dick Johnson and Esther -Alberts attended Mrs. Carrie Keller's sale In Freeport.

An early armed ship of die American navy, the Monitor, was palled "a cheese.box on a raft. Kohinoor is the largest diamond belonging to the British Crown. rapid maturity and duction- Save money your order now. Brooder, Hog, Farrowing Houses, phone or come to see us. Stauffer Poultry Farm, Mt Morris.

ltf Lost: Black and tan coon LPhone 88-20. Office help, male or for bookkeeping, typing; rimrthand not necessary. Forrest-on Milk Products Co. Phone 26. 3t2 OGLE HOG FEEDERS Market Your Crop COOPERATIVELY Call Byron 169 Ogle Livestock Marketing Association Milwaukee Stockyards; Byron, 1IL.

I FOR SALE: Henry Disston chain saw, 11 hp, nearly new; all extra equipment goes. Phone 146 days or 264 evenings. Lowell Brockmeier. 50tf Local News Notes Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Mefners were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Bus. Walter Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs.

Mather Ruff of Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kerkorf of Freeport were Sunday evening visitors In the Iked Lud- yMteT'Cloria Watty gave a talk on making 1949 count for the Lord in Stewardship at the Covenant Swedish Church at January 16. Miss Watry Funeral services were held at the William Shafer home in Brookvllle and at the Grace Evangelical U. B.

Church of Brookvllle on Tuesday, Jan. 'll, with Rev. Remains Tenney offlci-ating. The Elchmeier and Funeral Directors of were the morticians and ment was made In the Falrmount Cemetery at Polo. Mrs.

Emory Shipman nuig, accompanied by Mrs. Milton Shafer, Mrs. Robert ayne -FOR SALE: 1 eight horse electric welder, 3V4 foot Air Compresser with 3U power electric motor. Can be seen Johnson andTrcL xStl TRUCKING SERVICE: See me when you want anything trucked grain, hay, machinery, rubbish, etc. Prompt service.

"You call Ill haul! Phone 261, Ed Beck. 37tf Friday, Feb. 18-Auction Sale of farm machinery at Harper, I1L List all farm machinery with Al-vy Boelkes, Phone 8820 Forreston or at Harper 'Elevator. Fred Krum, auctioneer. Friday, Jan.

21 Consignment Sale of Machinery and Household Seed Goods. Polo 'FOR SALE: Ideal comer build ing lot, 80x126 feet; nicely located; water and sewer. Immediate possession. Write "Building Lot," co Forreston JoumaL 2t2 WANTED: Com, and wheat; will pick up form. Phone Polo 312- Robert Smith.

I2tf Sale Friday, Feb. 11 Auetfcm of Machinery. Forreston, HI. i TAPPA1I PHILGAS RANGES Henry Salier Henry Salier, 86, passed away at his home in Forreston at 5:00 am. Sunday on his 86th birthday.

He had been ill three months. He was bom January 9, 1863 in Holland and came to the U. S. A. at the age of 28.

He settled on a farm near Shannon, later moving five miles east of Lanark to the I farm where he lived for thirty-five years until he returned and moved to Forreston in January, 1947. March 7, 1896 he was. married 'to Henrietta Johnson, who survives. They would have celebrated their 53rd wedding anniver-sary the first Monday in March. Five daughters and two Tbs Celebrated POHP KITCHEN HEATERS DEUTH BROTHERS Forreston also survive: Mrs.

Eva Diehl, Mrs. Ella Leenhuis, Mrs. Lena Lower, all of Freeport; Mrs. Eber Beck, Polo; Mrs. Tommy Wilson, Forreston; Henry of Nora Springs, Iowa; and George of Pearl City.

There are fourteen grandchildren and twenty-two great grandchildren. Three grandchildren preceded him in death. He attended the Forreston Reformed Church. Funeral services were held Wednesday pm. from the residence and 2:00 from the Reformed Church, with the pastor, Rev.

A. A. Tinklenberg officiating. Burial was made in the Lanark cemetery. carburetor to dutch tested and tuned.

The coat la surprisingly low Just about what youd pay for a rebore Job, with a few parts replaced. Time payments will hold it down to a few dollars a month. Drive In this weds and let us quote you the exact figure! Here la new car WHOOSH you wont; have to wait for a pulse of powi right off the production line. If your Bulck Is a 1937 model or later, bring if In to our service department. In less than 2 days, well lift oiit the old engine and put.

this latest, liveliest Fireball In its place. Its all new, from nod pdf FORRESTON MOTOR SALES, Forreston, III. Frlrick W. Wehmeyer Fredrick W. Wehmeyer was bom at Osfresland.

Germany on January 19, 1865 and passed away at a Freeport hospital cm January 9, 1949 at the age of 83 years, 11 months, and 21 days. At the age of 7 years, he came with his parents to this country and settled near Adeline, I1L He was married to Jane R. Hanky on December 20, 1888. To this union six children were bom. Mrs.

Wehmeyer passed away on March 26, 1946 and also, a son, Cletus, preceded him. Paid for Dead Homes and Cattle. Exact price depending on else and condition. Forreeton Rendering Works TeL Forreston 176 Guy Lomax Rerene Chargee WE ALSO PAY for DEAD HOQS a Daft with Us Now to Pot Yoor Farm Mathises la Boa Shapo Ahead of Soasoa You plan your crops. Its also good to plan on getting your farm machines in shape ahead of Heres all you dot Call us bn the phoney or stop in.

Tell.ns what equipment you want checked and serviced. Together we can -make the arrangements quickly and easily. We do the rest. The result? Your machines will hie put in tip-top running order. They will be ready when needed.

You avoid costly delays.ahd overtime. expense. -Yes, putting machines in shape in our shop ahead of season is planning that pays off big. So call or' see us ar -owe, and make a date with us for top-quality shop service on your equipment. Rebel Binkley FORRESTON We wish to announce that V.

Miller a partner in the Forreston Lhr. Fuel for the past 22 years has sold his interest to Dace Taylor, son of the junior partner of the firm, A. J. Taylor Dave has grown up in the business, knows our customers, and at various times has conducted the business himself Now, as senior partner, I am moire than pleased to weU come him into the firm. And I also wish to thank Mr.

Miller for his association of the past 22 years and I wish him long years of life and the best of everything as one friend to another. A. J. TAYLOR We Pay For Dead Animals Hones Cattle Hogs ML Carroll Rendering Company (The Globe Rendering Company) Phone: Shannon 500 Reverse Charges Prompt and Sanitary Service Air Along with bfo announcement, we'd like to stress that business will bo carried ion as lb has In the past. We'll use the same business principles that have gained your goodwill and confidence.

In addition, we'll stock the same full line of old time, prewar-grade materials, the kind that has built our reputation In this entire area. And we are pleased to announce, that after several years of shortages. Cur old suppliers are fnrwUMwg with kiln dried, high grade lumber that has been so hard to get. It's the kind of lumber that yon. who want to build, hare been waiting for.

No warping, no shrinking. The kind you used to get before the warl Do Your Planning Early--Let Us lelp You! Many of the Items that hare been hard to getdor the last couple of yean are now back In the lineup. A few scarcities still exist but most of your needs can bo taken care of If you do your NOW of wait-; Ing until sprlng.Take cement for Instance. We're getting enough to handle all of your and will have enough to supply you next spring. But according to reports the supply will be short again next fall, so if you anticipate 'doing any cement work, come In and talk to us about early.

We'll be glad to give you estimates and help, you out with your building problems and needs. (SouffBeoims Sendee 11 Wevi of the Many Items That We Lunch Room Closed Jan. 17-21 Our Lunch Room will be closed beginning Monday morning; Jan. 17. for remodeling and redecorating.

Open Again Jan. 22 Boslstor Sporh Flags Wowl What a Spark Ping the new Anto-Llto Resistor! Stop In and find out about this new ping that glvea smoother performance, makes; fuel go farther. i Make your next set of plujp Auto-Lite Resistor. If your present set has been used lOLOOO miles they need changing. OAK FLOORING ventilators: MULE HIDE ROOFING ROOF COATING STEEL BARN BATTS PLASTERBOARD MORTAR MIX CEMENT LIME PLASTER SEWER TILE POSTS WOVEN WIRE BARBED WIRE DRAIN TILE WINDOW FRAMES STORM SASH PANEL DOORS GLASS DOORS BEAVER BOARD MASONITE BOARD CREOSOTE BRICK BULL WORK SHEETRQCK INSULITE LUMBER COAL hi on Be sure to come in and Sat.

Jan. 32. for the WE GIVE 24-HQJUR WRECKER SERVICE F0ISOTni a HJE i 1 11. J. Taylor -v Davo Taylor ESaiof (SSSaeo Res.

Phone 258 Station Phone 158.