Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 36, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 February 1945 — Page 3
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For Sale OW is the lime to get your :e. We hove all heights of d weight fence. Farm Bureau op. ' ' OR John Deere parts ana . a -ice call 235 at Mace Tire & tery Service, Sullivan, lna. UT FLOWERS and I din's Greenhouse. ITAL1TY FEEDS Egg mash, U): scratch feed, $2.95; iry, $u.au; raoon. ptnuis, tms i0; dog food, $4.85, 25 lbs., $1.45. le's Feed Store. - Mufflers and tailpipes k all cars now on sale here. No irries for you. WE INSTALL I EM! Hud s Standard Service, ckrey's. APPLES $1.00 to $3.00 per bu., Id storage. Turley, $3.50 per bu. iltcn Orchard, Linton, Ind. FOR SALE OR TRADE We b lucky at present, eleven used rs, different makes, models and ars. See us. We trade. Crosson les and Service, Farmcrsburg. FOR SALE One extra good ming yearling mare mule. J. W. hnson, 2 Va miles northeast of lirbanks.' 'OR SALE Raspberry plants cage them now for spring sctg. $2.50 per hundred. M. a. ams, 312 Bell St., Sullivan. 1 O II NSON PRODUCTIONED CHICKS: Early order disint on order placed by Febru10th. 34 years of. continued ultrv mouress assures you of ting the best! We also have cliic, coal and kerosene broodstoves. And other supplies. 'HNSON FEED & SUPPLY ., 115 South Court St.. Phone Chrysler made cars and idge Trucks. Genuine parts and rvicc. uricniieia Motor jomny, 24 North Main, Sullivan, Ind. IFOR SALE Smooth mouth sorhorse. IV2 mi. south Exline rncr. J. K. Ransfordl ' . 'Oil SALE Soybean hay. Vead dd, Sullivan Route 4. Phone. ri. . 'OR SALE One Oliver 3se riding plow; one two-horse' Itivator; one set good harness. miles N.W. Shelburn. James Hazelrigg. 'OR SALE Red Durham bull, yrs. old. gentle. Bargain. Box c-o Times. OR SALE Coal range; two automatic rifles, high power. llywood Service Station, PaxrOR SALE Youna match! m of mares weighing 1000. Will ide for cattle or sheeo. 1-4 mi. Graysville. James Kinnett. -Now ready, Champion Strain arly Korean Lcspedeza Seed. (Illinois State test 99.78 pure. rice 12c per pound, Bagged nil F.O.B. Kobinson. Illinois. r write Trimble, Bros., i l imbic, Illinois. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, jdiei'p, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, SulHfn phone 332 or. Crawford 201 or Crawford '53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John W achtel Go Terre Haute, Indiana
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,' FOR SALE 60 acres, 40 and 20 acres, also 2 acres. Ail improved. 'Electricity. Ferd Hall, Shelburn, Ind. ' FOR SALE 1936 DeSoto 4-door sedan, O. K. Lawrence Davis, R. 2, Shelburn. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Small farm, Ham ilton Township, 18 acres, all till
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4 miles north Sullivan. Priced to sell.. Harold Crichiield, Shelburn, phone. j l 1 FOR SALE Girl's bicycle. Like new. Leaving for service Feb, 22nd. Promptness would be appredated. 10 East Jackson. FOR SALE John Deere Model B tractor on rubber, 12-in. plows & cultivators. The above machinery is in A-l condition. C. R. Bragdon, Phone 4-36, Graysville. Wanted WANTF.n Dparl animals. Wf remove your dead animals free of i tharge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. J i. WANTED TO BUY Small pair ; Lof second-hand, platform- scales, Must be in first class shape. Bill Mickey. "' ' " - YOTTNr, t.atw WANTF.n Permanent position open for : young lady. Apply at Bennett's Pharmacy. , WANTED Room and board f or 3 & 5 years, by elderly couple. Agnes Ennnert. Write Box 24 c-o Times. , WANTED Reliable woman to help care for sick woman. Reference required. Box X, care Times.
NEW Factory' Engines available' WANTED TO DO Laundry-
Phone 338. WANTED TO BUY A few red shoats, 120 to 150 lbs. Times.' Box 35, c-o For Rent FOR RENT 2 modern furnished sleeping rooms. Close in. 21!) South Section St. ' FOR RENT Four-room, nicely furnished modern apartment. Refrigerator, stoker heat, close in Adults only. 240 W. Jackson' St. Phone 727. , FOR RENT 4-room house, garden, chicken house. 1 mile north, 1-4 west Shelburn. Tel. Levi Jewell, Shelburn 75H. Miscellaneous ALVEY pays 10c lor your beef 1 Inch.. Alvty Feed CO.. southwest ! wi.ji m. iwtc JLciMb.l r-. --'-'--- i anents, 10.00 and S15.00. Others S3.50 w. . Charm Beaut v Slum. ! j oyer Maxwell-Brown's. - f .. HOG HOUSES made to order. Also a few hog feeders left. Cet yours NOW. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. NOTICE Just arrived, cabinet model heaters, oil stoves, living room suites. New stock. Buy now, supply is limited. . Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. HOUSE PAINT is very limited this year. Buy BURDSAL NOW, and be safe. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. WALLPAPER has been limited. , Get ytWs NOW, while we have a l good stock. WILKINSON LUM- ' BER CO. 1 I WILL SELL at the Wilson Sale west New Lebanon, Feb. 23, 1 team good Belgian brood mares, sorrel .with light mane and tail. D. W. Shuck,
How To Reliever
'Bronchitis' Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the scat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it qu'ckly allays the cough or you are to nave your money Dacs?. E for Couehs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis HATCHING MONDAY. Feb. 19, 300 White Rocks, 100 New Hampshire Reds, 150 Buff Orp. ingtons, 300 Barred Rock cock crels, Thcne us your order this evening or Saturday. Get your breeder house ready now for these chicks. (JOHNSON FEED & SUrFLY CO., 115 S. Court, Phone 606. ATTENTION POULTRYMEN: Here's a good combination. Start with extra good stock, "Johnson Production-Bred Chicks," then jmc luciu hk n6t ui with JOHNSON SPECIAL CHICK oiiLrviiin.. a idvuiuc cuiuoumuuu with hundreds of poultrymen in , 1944. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 S. Court St. nvr1-M--r BVY : . ot"T, Until rtun es n f V 4 hn l-i 1 1 Aiusi j use our Sherwin-Williams Floor Finish. The County Hardware , Phone 47. j TTENtFon P A R M E R S"When ordering Hybrid seed corn for 1945 planting, better buy Crow's and Kelly's dependable Hybrids. Bill Mickey. Dealer. NOTICE Reopening of White Rose Service Station Saturday, Feb. 17, with the same good products and good service. 201 E. Washington St Frank (Speck) Jz..t!i.' " " . COME to Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday. Feb. 20th; games begin ning at 8:00: 25c for an evening of fun. vYviun ior puniic sale nonce WATCH of tne Estate of Roy Wilson, which appears in today's paper. Lost LOST Plymouth hub' cap in or near -Sullivan. Reward. Mrs. i Maurice Thompson, Phone 101. IN fllEMOKLVDI In memory of Thomas. Lee, who passed away one year ago today at the Marv Sherman HnsDital from injuries received at the New Harmony Mine on February 18th. 1944 One year ago today when life: seemed so gay I God came and called you away, We know that He said, "Thy work ' here is done, . 1 Your Life Crown is won and' your troubles and trials are " o'er." Oft when the shadows of eventide fall We seem to hear your voice tenderly call. O how we miss those sweet tones and your smile Yet we shall see it again after awhile. When the .dreary day is over v,,..,,,, civva.v. ; With our heads upon our pillows ,cuut HIOUglHS OI yOU COllVeV. . L""vcy'i W I, I - over yonder, j Awaiting our coming over there ; And soon we shaU jom you ! - .niv.vvYULi.iifWriiiriu,r,i,it! w,,i; morning me joys ot that', uurue we snan snare. Mrs. Bertha Lee Mrs. Lucille Lisman . Mrs.' Alice Raley Thomas Greg'son. One-Minute Test 1. What do the letters AAA stand' for in .the United Slates government? , 2. What is the EIIFA ? ' 3. What organization is known astheFCA? Words of Wisdom Slugs crawl and crawl over our cabbages, like the world's slander over a good name. You may kill them, it is true, but there is the alimc DQi!la3.Jcrroia.,' '.
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Misses Costella Zink, Beulah Pipher, Bonnie Gordon and Mesdames Nell Gordon and Jean Zink attended a movie in Terre Haute Thursday evening, Mesdames James Marlowe, Leon Littlejohn, Charles Annis, Pearl vigilant, Curt Stewart, Ernest Revnoids and George Miller. Jr., were Thursday dinner guests of 1T,,c tUri-vlic Horraii Miss Betty Annis visited Mrs. James Iiannon in Jasonville, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bonnie Criss left Friday for South Bend. ' ' i mm- n i ocuuis grave ji xugrauu In observance of National Boy Scout week, Scout Troop No. 58 and their parents met in the basement of the Methodist church Feb. 13th for a pot luck supper. The ' following program was given, with Cubmaster Earl Mccks, master of " ceremonies: ; presentation or colors scouts. A tribute and a promise Eight Scouts Reading of letters from Scouts, now m service, by Scoutmaster Chris White.' -, --t- - A talk; followed by prayer Rev. Homberger. A Tribute to Dad Cub Scout Ronald Northrop. Reading, "A Boy in the House" Ralph Northrop. . ipii JNortluop, A song by the Cub Scouts,' followed witli presentation of "Webelos" badges to Scouts having "7 rue program was closed with evtryoue singing "God , Bless J America." ! Scouts present were Wade Bediwell, Billy Bedwell, Forrest I Northrop. Arthur Meeks. Bob i Butler. . Bruce Alumbaugh, Tom-1 "y Donnie White and rvennein nmcninson. mere were 53 Scouts, Cubs and parents pre. lseni I "IIS. Mrs. It. C. Mayficld and Opal Buczck were in Terre Haute, Thursday. Mrs. Guy Utiderhill and grandson, Kenny, of Terre Haute, visited Mrs. James Underhill, Tuesday. ,Mr. and Mrs. Vernia Turner and son, Tommy, and Mrs. Dolores Turner were in Terre Haute, Monday. ' The revival at the Methodist church will start March 19 and continue until April 1st. Dr. Harry Denman, executive secretary of the Board of Methodist Evangelism, will be the speaker. Kunnffr- Mont , 1 1 onn Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kiblcr of FTrmnroKjiT-ei f aimeisburg. will have charge of trie singing. rri r ir ,, .... ... j. ut: jueiuies iuu 01 me ivieinodisrchurch met in , the church basement for an all.day quilting, Thursday.1 At noon a covered dish dinner was served to Mesdames Gertrude Sebring, Imo Owens, Marguerite Miller, Sallie DeBusk, Lydia Jones, Lillie Miller, Nettie Davidson, Maude German, Katie Schultz, Emmaline Miller, Eva Bean, Rev. and Mrs. Killion and GRAB BAG Hints on Etiquette Elbows on the table when"you are eating is still bad manners and unattractive besides.; " Today's Horoscope Mechanical and practical " pursuits intrigue you if this is your birthday. You do not like to stay rooted to one locality. You will always give the best of your talents and loyalty to your employer. While you are not clever or particularly resourceful, you are Cjgtributei by Kisg Features Sysiicats, I&
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son and Ronda Sebring. Sunday, February 11, was red letter day for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kessler and Albert Oaks, all of them having birthdays in this month and celebrated them at the home of Mrs. Kessler in Terre Haute.' At noon a bountiful dinner was served. Those attending were Mrs. Grace Nevins . and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oaks, Mrs. Earl Tryon, Mrs. Charles Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilber, Mrs. James McGough and children, Michael and Marilyn of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams of Hymera, Mr. and Mrs. Albert O.Hks, Mr. and Mrs. John Kimmell and daughter, jane of Shelburn, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Motlris of Farmersbu;rg: TJiose having birthdays received many nice gifts. All departed wishing them many more happy birthdays. ' lioiicr Birthday On Wednesday, February 14th, Mrs. Laura Scott entertained with a birthday dinner in honor of her neighbor, Mrs. Flossie i Wills. At the noon hour a covered dish dinner was served to, Lizzie Trout, Hattie Land and Dorothy Jackson of Merom Station, Madge Smith and daughter, Mattie Reid, iNora Pierson, Ella Gray; Betty Lambeth and: daughter, Betty !, , ' , ; honored guest and son. and the and hostess.' After noon callers were Lucille Smith and son. The guest of honor received several nice gifts. Mrs. Viola Bates spent Thursdav in Sullivan' the truest of Mrs. Tien Knnra Mrs. Flora Dillinan moved Thursday into rooms at the Mary Jones home. ' ' Mrs. Esther Arnett who is eraployed in Evansville spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence wuiis and Mrs.' 'Betty Lambeth land daughter. 'Mrs. Joe Dillion and sons' spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dillion. Mrs. Ora Sparks spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ThoniDson. ' Mrs. Ethel Turpin, Mrs. Myrtle a ,,,, 1,t..,, XT.......: r. ..1 vMrs. Mae Huff were in Sullivan I Friday. ' 1 Quite a large crowd attended the World Day of Prayer services held Friday at the Holiness Church. I Mr. and Mrs. Billy Reid returned to their home in Indianapolis , Friday after spending the past two days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid and family. Waste Paper is a vital weapon of war. Save it and save some boy's life! . Quit paying rent and own a home. Special bargains on property on Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T MELLOTT a diligent worker. Under the ad3 verse luminary vibrations - today,1 "A silent tongue in a wise head"! is not only axiomatic but factual. Amusement and gaiety are not favored today, eo postpone them and be careful in traffic. , ' " ' 'I One-Minute Test Answers J;. 1. Agricu ltural g Adjustment Agency. -.. '.,.'' 2. Electrical Homeland' Farm Authority. ' , 3. J"8 rrn Credit Adnj.nistraion. -
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 19.-4U.R) Produce: Poultry: Broilers, friers and roasters under five lbs., 28c; Barred and White Rock springers, 24c; colored springers, 23c; Leghorn springers, 21c; heavy breed hens, 24c; Leghorn hens, 21c; cocks, 15c. , Eggs, 32 cents. 1NDIANAPOLIS, Livestock: v - Feb. ltf.-4U,R) Hogs, 5,000; 160-400 lbs,, $14.80; 100-160 lbs., $13.50 $14.80. Cattle, 2,800; calves, 600; few good and choice steers, $16.00; medium and good steers, $14.00 $15.60; seven loads medium to near choice heifers, $14.00 $14.85; common and medium, $10.00 $13.75; medium and good cows mostly $10.50 $13.00, vealers top, $18.00. Sheep, 1,800; bulk good and choice lambs, $15.75 $16.50; medium to good mostly $13.50 $15.50. RATIONING SUMMARY Meats, Cheese" and Dairy Products Book 4 red stamps Q5 through Z5 and A2 through D2 now valid. Q5 through S5 invalid Marclr: 31. T5 through X5 invalid April $8. Y5, Z5, A2 through D2 invalid June 2. ( . t ... . . . . . Processed Foods Book 4 ' blue: stamps X5 through Z3 and A2 through G2 now good. H2 through L2 valid Feb. 1. V5 through Z5, A2 and B2 invaliu March 31. C2 through G2 invalid April 28. 112 through L2 invalid June 2. Sugar Book 4 stamp 34 good for five pounds until Feb. 28. Stamp 35 becomes valid for five pounds Feb. 1 anc will be good until June 2. All sugar : stamps must last three months now. Another sugar stamp is expected to become good May 1. Shoes Book 3 airplane stamps 1, 2 and 3 valid indefinitely; OPA says no plans to cancel any. Gasoline 14-A coupons valid, everywhere for four gallons each! through March 21. B-5, C-5, Efl) and C-6 coupons good everywhere ! for five gallons each. . ruei uii uid period 4 and S and new period 1, 2 and 3 coupons i valid in all areas throughout cur- ' rent heating year. HicyUl Do It Every Wf WELL- U14- WAlAT DO VOU TIIMK.IRMA? HE. A WM1TC WIME GOES WITHF(SM,i5aTIAy THE KED WOULD l?E PRETTIER. IT WOULD SOOT OF MATCH V T-fc CAMDLES AM' 1HIMSS v r, kails?? vMPrnin.
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This Morning's Headlines . YOUNG RUSSIAN GENERAL KILLED. Gen. Ivan D. Chciv niakhovsky, brilliant 37-year-old Jewish tank commander wlioe Third White Russian army was the first to invade Germany, died Sunday of wounds suffered on the battlefield in 'East Prussia, Mok cow announced. The conqueror of Minsk, Wilno, Kaunas and most of East Prussia died "from a heavy wound received on the battle.
field of East Prussia." He was the; Army, the youngest army group tion's outstanding strategists.
STIMSON SEES GRIM SHORTAGES, URGES LABOR DRAFT. Secretary of War Stimson, in words "blunt and plain" warned last night "we dare not delay longer" enacting the work law. Speaking "primarily to those who have sons or husbands or other dear ones at the front," the secretary asserted in a prepared Blue Network address that "deadly shortages are now looming up before us" and a crisis is' at hand. Voluntary means have failed to keep, trained men at their essential jobs and national service legislation' is the only remedy, he said. He lauded House passage February 1 of the vvork-or-jail bill for men, '
COLD WAVE DRAINS GAS MAINS. The Office of War Utilities announced that the Appalachian area is in the grip of another gas crisis and appealed to the public to burn less, Industrial plants making vital weapons for war are being shut down to conserve gas, it was announced. 1
ARGENTINA MAY DECLARE WAR. Reports that Argentina might declare war on Germany within the next week prompted much discussion among delegates who have arrived at Mexico City for the inter-American conference scheduled lo begin Wednesday.
FIX PRICE CEILINGS ON COTTON GARMENTS. The O.P.A. announced last night price-ceilings for low and medium-priced cot. ton garments which' the government expects to-be back on- store shelves in comparative plenty by early summer.
I WANT EXTRA CASH NOW! These 5 Words Can linn" You the Cash Ynu Want. Take Advantage of Your Credit. "I Want Extra Cash Now!" Loans to $300. ' ' Security Loan Co."-' Up Stairs New Oakley Bldg N. W. Corner of Square
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