Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 15, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 January 1945 — Page 5

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. SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, JAN. 19, 1945.

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TODAY'S MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 19. ,U.R) Produce: , Poultry: Broilers, friers and roasters under five lbs., 28e; Bar-' red and White Rock springers,' 24c; colored springers, 23c; Loghorn springers, 21c; heavy breed hens, 24e; Leghorn hens, 21c; cocks, 15c. 1 Butter: Number one, 49c; butter soiling, 45 3-4 cents for number one and 45c for number two. I ' Current egg receipts, 54 lbs.

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Livestock: Hogs, 7,000; 160-400 lbs., $14.80; 100-160 lbs., $13.50 $14.80; good and choice sows, $14.00 $14.05.

"j Cattle, 700; calves, C00; most WANTED TO BUY Two-wheel steers and heifers medium to! trailer, 000-16 wheels. With or good; $10.50 $13,50; medium and' without Hror. Andorson & Hiatt. good cows. $10.50 $13:00: vealors

:AH OF seed just arnvea. miy phonc 245 top, $17.50.

, get your spring nccas wniiu i can. Farm Bureau Co-op. ''OR John Deere parts and vice call 285 at Mace Tire & tery Service, Sullivan, Ind.

For Sale

News Every Daj From Neighboring Towns (

SHELBURN

This Morning's Headlines

Asst. I Teachers:

Rev

W. I!. Williams returned last

i winu naiuHwau iu mauujn me w.rA. last nitilit .

I part of .Hyincra's forward, Wright, ordered a three-day "frcer.e" of retail soles of Jard, ether shorteuitia ' Carl Landes, mished the- Shakamnk scorinc and salad and rorMna ' nils. tmnnre,nrv tn wmnimr mtiAnino- r '

ami. uid ciamer, ivirs. i nomas aheaa as he hit three Duckets. these commodities next Monday. The

sales freeze wai effective -. at

top, $17.50. ' Friday from a two weeks visit Keith Daughcrty Mrs Stella I Tonight's billins features Ja-'. IZ:U1 a" m- l nctay aT!l1 W1 continue to the start of rationing at 12:01 - j Sheep, 2,000; bulk good to low with his daughter and son-in-law, j0hnSon, Mrs. Ilobert Harrison, sonville meeting Farmersburg at, Monday. In a companion move, the War Food Administration order-" e-' choice lambs, $14.75 $15.25; most Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huntley of .Grover Vickrey, Mrs. Ed Pinks- i seven o'clock and Hymcra oppos-l ed 40 per dent of total lard production set aside to meet military re- ' 1- medium to low good, $11.75 North Terrc Haute. I ton, Mrs. Louise Daugherty, Mrs, inS shelburn (the bye team) acquirements.

jUT FLOWERS and fclin's Greenhouse.

Plants.

i IT A LIT Y FEEDS Dog Food, h, 25 lb. $1.45; 16 Dairy, ftf; -18 Egx Mush; $3.30; Uch Feed, $2.U5. Abie's Feed 're. .

prLES Rome Beauty, Wine-

and Grimes Golden, $1.00 to 10 bu. Cold storage Turlcy, .0. Bolten Orcliaud, Linton,.

VTLAS Batteries for sale; heavy

y, glass insulated. Quick bat-

y cnarging. nuu b omuuaiu

vice (Vickrey s).

'OR SALE 5-room modern Lt Nn hasement but with

Lmatic heat. In one of ' most Jfrable locations. Subject to r .. , ; 1kT

mediate possession, i-tu Lne information. Shown by ap-

ntment only. Call 253.

WANTED Lady to do house

work in Indianapolis. Good sal

ary. Telephone 282.

i $14.50.

I Mrs. Rctha Mills is visiting her asQ Mason Mrs. Hazel Sparks 1 8:15. The winners of these semi

MALE HELP WANTED SALESMAN WANTED by well known oil company. Man over thirty preferred. Experience not necessary. Immediate steady in-

RATIONING SUMMARY MEATS," CHEESE AND"" DAIRY PRODUCTS

come for man with car. Write P. Book 4 red stamps Q5 through' onrinv here T. Webster, 573 Standard Build-jX5 are now valid indefinitely.! mrcilts Mr and Mrs ing, Cleveland 13, Ohio. 'Kadi stamp has a 10-point value. i wiamcs Oscar F . - . . -. . . I ltl J M 'i U l -. a i n. n r. '"

For Rent

11 t W .' O L I k 111. n Tk 1.1

. iwcwl-u tuuus, :Jcnn Brown

. juouk 4 blue stamps X5 through Saturday.

tinuujin vji. mc nuw viiiu mi and Airs

brothers at Morton's Gap, Ken

( tucky. r ! Mrs. Vermont McCoskey attended the Eastern Star Chapter here Tuesday night. I Dpwpv Taft of IndiahaDolis

with his Iwell Taft.

Phillips and

were in bullivan

Mrs. Jessie Rinard,

Solo Thornton A. Pinkston. j

Consecration Service Pastor. Solo Norma Jean Gray. . Congregational Hymn. Benediction. Doxology.

final contests will go into the

final game tomorrow evening at eight o'clock, the winner to join the "sweet sixteen" of the Wabash Valley at Terre Haute next week.

LUBLIN GOVERNMENT SHIFTED TO .WARSAW. The Sovietindorsed Lublin provisional government of Poland . already, has" moved to Warsaw, whose capture by Soviet Army forces was announced Wednesday, press dispatches from Moscow said, ' '

Summaries:

Jasonvillc (40) 1G I T Ft"

lurs. fratiK uanieis, wary anu'Seifert, g . .. 1 Marilyn Copelund, Carolyn Sue ' McDonald, g 8

Sam Morris of Daniels, and Mr. and Mrs. Gault I wasnidge, c 4

FOR RENT Furnished room indefinitely. Eaqh stamp has a 10- Farmersburg attended the funer- pleasant' attended the funeral 0f -Borders, g 1

for one or two girls, in

home: 227 W. Harris St,

FOR RENT Apartment. Small but nicely furnished. Close in. Reasonable. Prefer lady who works. Call at Purity Food Shop.

modern point value

SUGAR. Book 4 sugar stamp

jal of Charles

i nesday

Carrithers Wed-

Sullivan

34 ' valid Mrs. Ruth Medsker and son, I

Miscellaneous

GASOLINE.

14-A coupons valid for uallons till'ouGh Marrh 21

ALVEY pays 10c for your beef ancl c5 coupons vaiid tol.

for five pounds indefinitely. j Larry, of Sullivan spent WednesSHOES. i day here with her parents. ' . Book 3 airplane stamps 1, 2 and I Oscar Robbins visited his

3 valid indefinitely. . ! brother, Gless, . who . is in the

Mary . Sherman Hospital Tuesday evening. ;. ; - .

hides. Alvcy Feed Co., southwest, gallons indefinitely.

corner 2nd & Ohio, Terre Haute.; FUEL OIL.

Old fuel

four

B-5 five;

FREE! Three valuable prizes' JULi uil "nipous anu a School and W. S. C. S. Olticers

with feed purchased or chicks 1 f"u "cw touPons i ana z valid 0 the Merom Methodist Church

will be held Sunday evening at 7:30. The- following program will be given:- -- Pianist. ' ' ". 1 Opening Hymn E. B. Walters, Directing. Invocation Rev. Carl Landes.

l . f Vnimf iika Unff t.te Inn SI

IF YOU are NOT GETTING the V , V " ' e.sls 01 x v yui....u.

flock of C!,ue srara inursciay. wuaricu 1

T . , ' uuei mrs. vuma xmchois anu Il'a Anderson was in Snllivnn ' v u: rr!

uciiuum AXtllija,

I Reading Mrs. Mildred Harri

( EED Man-a-Mar laying mash.

h in vitamins and minerals.

iingliam Hatchery.

OR SALE 1935 Vklational truck. Flynn tion, Paxton, Ind.

ton In-Service

OR SALE 10-20 Tractor and w. D. V. Scott, R. 5 Sullivan.

OR SALE Coal oil stove, th State.

220

OR SALE 1 coal brooder

ve, Z lu-gai. mils wuns, x wis

liner, 1 cross cut saw, one 1-

0 balicry rauiu uuu wuvij.

v Eaton, 510 S. Main St., faul-

in. I 'OR SALE 122 awes; 7-room-:

booked on valuable prizes during j throughout current heating year,

January and February. Now in r effect. Watch for further lnform-'l V ryW'i4V

S ation in this newspaper. Ask par- fl I lViHitxV

ticulars at Johnson Feed and Supply Co., 115 South Court, i Mrs. Leon Littlejohn, Mrs. Phone 606. j Lloyd Williams and Mrs. Frank

ifierson were dinner

Mrs. Mary Burnett at

Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers of Paxton and Mrs: George McCammon and son of . Sullivan were guests Thursday of Mrs. Cora Dungan. ' . Mr. and . . Mrs. Breck Leach were in Sullivan Thursday morning. : Luther Owens returned to his work in Indianapolis Wednesday

The joint installation of Sunday after spending the past few days

here with his wife and family. Phil Sparks left Wednesday morning to make his . home in Indianapolis, where he will enter

Huff, g 2

vTotals 16 8 15

Pimento (32)

FG FT PF

MEROM

Turner, f ..... 2 0 H. E. Moore, f 2 2 Colglazier, c 0 4 H. Moore, g 3 5 French, g . 2 1 Williams, f .. .1 0 Lee, f 0 0 Thompson, g ...0 0

YANKS LOSSES 74,788 FOR MONTH. The heavy fighting along the western front during December cost the American ground forces 74,788 casualties, boosting total losses on that front since D-Day to 332,912. Secretary of War Sliinson said the December losses in-. eluded most of the 52,344 casualties previously reported during the first three weeks December 15. to January 7 of-the big German counter-offensive in the Ardennes. 1 Against these American losses SUmson estimated German' casualties for the month at 110,000 to 130,000 including 50,000 taken prisoner by the Allies.

. Totals 10 12 10 Referee, Cleghorn, umpire, Conover.

'1 1

l! 3j TURN TO FARMERS FOR SUPPORT OF LABOR DRAFT 3 MEASURE. With objectors still far from overpowered,' sponsors of an 18-45 labor draft sought today to enlist agricultural backing with .testimony that it should aid farm labor. The timetable which had called for House military committee approval Thursday was thrown

overboard.

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HYMERA (Continued from Page 1.)

RESULTS from your

hens use PRATT'S POULTRY

REGULATOR. Dillingham Hatch-. Thursday prv r I

' I Pvf M'iv W.,,.(,.,o p m i ,...!. SOIL

.... M uiutlUII Jl L I. IjUUIV I

vyiiMiuiKion, is spending a furlough here with his nu rents. Mr.

anrl Mix r,,v W,,i-I, I

1 Mrs.-Esther McClurc.

WE II AVE ' plenty hardwood flooring, pre-finished and otherwise. Insulation for the attic and ecl-otex insulation board. Black Lumber Co., Sullivan. Phone 690.

Piano DUet Mrs. Roxic Kelsey

'and Mary Ann Rcnaker,

Duet Mrs. Estie Mason and

ROAST TURKEY with all the

house, Areola "healing system; ;triramjllgs win feature our noonising for 1000 hens, large bany day meal Saturday, January 20th.

Mrs. Harry Ferry. Cpl. Robert Fciry and Mrs. Waller Wolfe or Linton visited Betty Annis Thursday afternoon.

Farmersburff (53)

Lear, f 5 B. Waggoner, f 2 Williams, c 3 Krahulec, g 0 Greggs, g . : 3

from .the line. McDonald, Jason- Jewell, f 6

ville's ."barrel of dynamite," Gaslons, g

sparked the floorwork and led his Taft, g

mates with eight buckets. In the second game of the evening the Plowboys, tournament hosts, broke through Prairie

Creek's zone defense continually

Piano Solo Lelia Ann Daugh- anci had things their own way

er outbuildings, electricity, 2 italian Spaghetti for the evening

d wells, ward ngg, ouiuvan ' meal. Dixie oriU.

OR SALE Or trade for Jer-

heifer to freshen soon, one

GET YOUR upholstering

j furniture repairing done now be- family.

Mrs. Greemvay returned to Terre Haute Thursday morninc

; after spending the night here with and her son, James Snoddv and

. erly.

Congregational Song. ; Piano Solo Alice Bogard. 1 Installation of officers (Presented by Mary Ann Renaker): W. S. C. S. officers: Mrs.

u. Waggoner, g . . Wilson, g .:. Totals . Prairie Creek (20) King, f Cramer, f . '

FG FT PF Miss Betty Ruth Hildenbrand,

1 2 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1 1 Hildtnbrand. of Jefferson town1 2 ship, and Private Willard Isbell, 1 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Isbell, of 4 1 Jefferson township, were united 1 4 in marriage Monday night at

10 0 eight o'clock at iho home of Mr. 10 1 and Mrs, Elbert Anderson, in 10 1 this city, the single ring cerc-

1 0

0 mony being used. The vows were

, pronounced by Rev. John' Suteh i in the presence of members of tht immediate families and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. i The bride is a graduate of thr Pleasantville High School Clasi of 1944, and is employed hi Indianapolis. Private libeil lias been in the U. S. Army for five jenr: and has been in 'the Hawaiian Islands for the past three years. He will soon return to serviceCarlisle News.

23 9 1:1 FG FT PF

Charles McClure, President; Mrs. ' foul' shot

Hobert Harrison, Vice-President; ! The

during the entire ball same. Quar

ter leads stood at 15-7, 27-13 and Hamilton, c 37-20. Jewell, Plowboy forward, Vangilder, g

who came into the game as a substitute carried away scoring hon

ors with six field goals and one

fore the snrine rush. We buv.

It bred yearling Jersey bull, sell and' trade furniture and .Mrs- James Marlowe, Mrs. Pearl uricc Thompson, one mile west household merchandise. P. and A. Vigilant. Mrs. Charles Beckett.

Washington St. i Furniture Store, 105 S. Main St., mrs. Utri Mcwarl. Mrs. Charles

next door to Smith's Drue Store, i Aiimt., mrs. truest lieynolds. Mrs.

OU bALl Z trniK goals, one sh, one fresh soon; one billy. hornless. Achie Hiatt, Sullii R. 4. 1

"OR SALE 100-egg electric inlator, fully automatic. Milburn kham, 403 S. Court. 'OR SALE Coal range,' good new. Reservoir, and good bakUscd a short ' time. Hurry! rry! 317 E. Harris.

'- JLoii Coke and Miss Betty Annis ; Hoilman,

dUbr KtUiiivisu buuxiu, atux were dinner guests Thursday or 17, 550x18, 475x19, and 450x21 Mrs: Leon Littlejohn. Grade I tires. Flynn's, Paxton. I . - ! Mrs. Bill Marshall returned tn DO YOUR OWN floor sanding.! Linton Thursday afternoon after

Rent our sander by the hour. Abo use our Sherwin-Williams Floor Finish. The County Hardware Phone 47. , '

'OR SALE Coal heater

d condition. $20.00. Mrs. les, Coffman Apt. No. 14.

Guy

'OR SALE-Girl's plaid wool it, size 16. Like new. 220 S. in St.

ATTENTION I' A R M E R S When ordering Hybrid seed corn Tor 1345 planting, better buy Crow's and Kelly's dependable Hybrids. Bill Mickey. Dealer.

PHONE No. 7 for appointment, J Shampoo and Set, $1.00; Perma-l neiit Wave, $3 up. Lucy Thrasher, Marjorie Jeffords, Ruth Gregg.!

a visit with Anna Slack.

her mother, Mrs.

Hvmera-Fairbanks frav

Mrs. Win. Gray, Recording Sec-'was the thriller of the evening rctary; Mrs. Basil Mason, Cor- with both teams scrapping hard responding Secretary; Mrs. Rcajfor every point. The Trojans Hoilman, Treasurer. .grabbed a first quarter lead 5-3 Sunday Sihool officers: Rea ' and the end of the half saw the

General Supt; E. B. Trojans still leading by one Asst. Supt; Mrs. Ed point, 8-7. In the third period the

Primary Supt; Keith scramble continued, with Hy-

mera taking the lead 13-12 With two minutes remaining in the last quarter, the Trojans climbed to

Power, g

Laybold, f

Miller, f o Elliott, c 0 Hoopengardncr, g .... 0 KiUion, g o

1 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 1 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

Totals Referee, Conover; horn.

.9 8 8 umpire, Cleg-

Walters,

Pinkston,

Duugherty, Youth Supt; Charles Vickrey, Adult Supt; Phyllis Vickrey, Pianist; Mrs. Keith Daughcrty, Asst; Mary Ann Renaker, Secretary; Virginia Bates,

Hyihcra (25) Wright, f . . . Gardner, f

Wells, c

1 U FT . 5 3

within two points of Hymcra, ' 8

v tyvtvi, v.n, uck,ctiuu vii

They'll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatlo j

Tipton, f . Gaskins, g P'outz, e . . , Slack, g .

4-i

4 1 5

2I i 0

Wanted

All-Ainericaii Beaiily W. Washington St.

Salon, 110 1

ANTED Dead animals. We ve your dead animals free of 'e. Phone No. 9 reverse ;es. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

Dead Animals Removed

l Kinds: horses', cows,

eoD. calves and hotis. Call

onroe Feed Service, Sulli-

n ohone 332 or Crawford

toi or Crawford 53109, pre Haute. We pay all pone charges. 24 hour serjce. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

TOOK posture causes back-i ache, constipation, " indigestion, nervousness and lack of energy.,

Individually designed Spencer garments comfortably correct posture. Iva Giles, Phone 561.

6HT A LOAD OF THESE DSAW'GlMGS

My KID DlW-WHO DO YOU KNOW IN THE CARTOON BUSINESS? IF, THIS AlKfT BETTERTMAN MOST

OF THE STUFF IN THE PAPERS

I'LL EAT IT! -AN1 HE'S

c-A-iy six- mv Kid is !

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THE KID MlSHT MAlffi

THE FUNNy PAPERS

'AT THAT-IFHED

USE THE OL MAN

FOR A CHARACTER

THE TROUBLE

KIDS IS THE!

OF FATHERS THE

PICK OUT-

Goldcnoil, $6.25; Victory, 3.50;

Kold Waves, $10 to $15. Phone 897. The Charm Shop (upstairs) west side sq.

' WINDS' 0U6HT

L 10 BE IN THE,

NEWSPAPER,

6AME.MM3ELF-

CELLING THEM,

I WEAN-

NOW AT PURITY FOOD SHOP - Jello, all flavors; Karo Syrup;,

Sauer Kraut, 19c qt; Dish Cloths,

10c. Highest market price for eggs.

paid krSs;

Lost

LOST Manila folder containing personal Income Tax reports. Reward. Call Times ' Office. , ,

1 1

fvfcWA RELIEF IT VOJLD 8E TO'HEAR. ' ABOUT A PLAlW, OR.DlWARV WD -JUST AMN BEATTy. CHICAGO. TLU.

Totals Tairbanks (IS) Eldridgc, f . . : . Wyman, f

8 9 19 IG FT PF,

Wilfon, c : o Haldberstadt, g n Drake, g ' . . n Chambers, g o Sluder, c " . (I Dix, f o Fusoi), ,g (I

If you have "leftover" bills froaa tha old yer, qt a loan from us to pay them up and get them ofl your mindl Cash also advanced o mceit th tnany inid-winter expense oJ the new year. Ccsi9 in cr phone.

Totals . Referee, Conover.

Cleghorn;

10 15 umpire, '

FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY :p stairs cast .side sunn re. i'.!!ivait

One-Minute Test 1. What does the prcllx "Mac" to surnanics mean? 2. Which vowel is most used in English? 3. By what common name is a maelstrom known? Hints on Etiquette The poised person who mixes well v. ith othcr3 is cheerful .and pleasant. Even if he is unhappy.

he docs not let ouicrs see iu

-GRAB BAGV onls of W.idoin

Remorse is ;;urgit;ul in action; it cuts away foul tissues of ihc mind. Christopher Morlcy.

Today's Horoscope If you are celebrating a birthday today, you are the type of person who loves his family dearly, but because you are naturally reticent, you do not confide readily in them. Don't frighten your friends away with your air of reserve. Open your heart and allow

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the resources of power latent within you to come to the surface. The Lunar rays are favorable for a prolttablc and busy mornli. Nurse your plans along; quietly, as they may have distinct posihiiitiss for success. Allow nothing-

tn rtamnra vour enthusiasm or

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Oue-Minutc. Test Answers 1. Son of. 2. E. 3. Whirlpool.