The Illinois times., August 19, 1963, Image 10

About The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??

Image provided by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, Urbana, IL

                
Affk
^ggr
Holds Any Heater Until November 1st
1 Sears Does Not Estab- f
■ lish Artificial “List” %
M Prices to allow so-called m
m "discount” or "trade-in” g
g prices. Sears original £
m prices are low prices. g
I EXPERT SERVICE is |
« as near asyour phone any- g
e where in the U.S.A. Re- £
I placement parts readily g
a available for reasonable a
g life expectancy of appli- *
% ance. Ask about extended J*
g service protection for just m
b pennies a day. g
X Prices Include Delivery *
% and Normal Installation M
Save *30 Sears Ken more
Oil Heaters
Regular
* 12<).<)5
• Automatic electric ignition . . . gives
extra convenience. I .L. listed
• Thermostat for year 'round comfort
• Smart, attractive “Hi-Fi" styling
*99.95 Keiimore Vented
.m _ _ tins Heaters
keiimore (Compact
Cas Heaters
Sav..$5 19 88
Uejiiilar $21.95 \ enteil eireu
iaiinj: type. 15,000 BTl V.
\ Iso available 20.000 BTl .
Our Finest
Gas Heaters
Save $20 M9B8
Regular $139.95 heater has
2-speed fan. Heats farthest
corners. Has thermostat.
Ken more E-Z Vent
Gas Heaters
Save Sin 59 95
Regular $69.95. Has safety
pilot. No chimney needed,
Kasily vents thru wall.
Powerful Low-cost
Oil Heaters
Scurf Price
\ steel heater heats 1
to 3 average rooms. Clean
and safe. C.L. listed.
SAVE
*20
• Safety pilot and thermostat give you
added safety and even temperatures
• Combines radiant and circulating heat
• “Glo-Vu” gives cheerful view of flame
Oil Heaters with
Built •in Blower
Soars Price 12988
Has twin pots for extra
heat, humidifier, and draft
regulator. t’.L. listed.
Reunion* (loal ami
Wood Heah •r*
.WS19
M«-"iilar $I2X.T». Urals
average rooms. Automatic
control, (.iant capacity.
ttQ ,• r .• i * 0pen Mon- 12 to 9t
oatistaction guaranteed or your money back
CTtrvn \ 322 X. Hickory .152-6331
-SHOP AT SEARS AMI SAVE ch»*p»ifa,m.
..._wmmmmmmmmmimmmmmimMmmmmmmmmPmm*. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmMmrnim «*r
Mrs. Geneva Queen,
52, Dies Monday
Mrs. Geneva Queen 52, a resi
dent of Champaign 16 years, died
Monday in a Kankakee hospital.
Funeral services at 2
p m. Monday in Pilgrim Baptist
Church. The Rev. J. R. Grigley
officiate. Burial - + m
Lincoln Cemetery.
Parker and Son
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Queen was lx>rn Nov. 22,
1910. in Hinds County, Mississippi,
the daughter of Charles and Lovie
Moore Williams.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs
Willie Mae Smith, Mattoon, two
sisters, Mrs. Odessa Nash, Cham
paign, and Mrs. Climey Thomas,
Edwards, Miss.; and a grandson,
Earl Robinson, Champaign.
Father Of Local
Women Dies At 63
Mis. Alec Johnson. 103 Tv.
Boards Icy, C, and Mrs. flostv
many Kirk. 712 N. Ash, <\ have
been called to Fulton. Ky.. by
Ibe death of their father. Clar
ence Johnson 63. Mr. Johnson
died at 1:30 p.m. Thursday
(June 20. 1963) at his home in
Fulton. Funeral services and
burial will take place Sunday
in Fulton.
Phillip Williams Jr.
Graveside rites for Phillip Wil
liams Jr., infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Williams. 402 E.
Church, C, were conducted at
2 p. m. Thursday in Lincoln
Cemetery. McHaney Funeral
Home was in charge.
The baby was bom at 11:10
a. m. Tuesday at Burnham
City Hospital, C. and died at
8:40 p. m. Tuesday (Aug. 13,
19631. He leaves his parents
with two sisters.
A little thought will
show you how vastly
your own happiness de
pends on the way other
people bear themselves
toward you. . . . Turn
the idea around, and re
member that just so
much are you adding to
the pleasure or misery
of other people's days.
—George S. Merriam