Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 40, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 February 1945 — Page 5

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For Sale

0W is the time to get your

c We have all heights ot

I- weight fence. Farm Bureau

I up.

I FOR SALE 60 acre?, 4U and 20 I acres, also 2 acres. All improved. 1 vin.t !.; ir tfr.ivl ttnll - Klmlhurn

FOR RENT 90. acres for corn and beans. 1-5 grain rent. One mile west High School. Nick Mayfield.

Miscellaneous ALVEY pays 10c for your beef hides. Alvey Feed Co., southwest corner 2nd & Ohio, Terre Haute.

CALL 81)7 for Cold Vave Fermauenls, $10.00 and $15.00. Others $3.50 up. Charm Beauty Shop, over Maxwell-Brown's.

GROW PORK FASTER: Johnson Special Pork Producer will produce faster gains in less time

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til, itaa (.uu tpid,uyj lyui xvjy iwo, a i. store. JOHNSON FEED & SUP

PLY CO., coo.

115 South Court. Phone

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FOR SALE 122 acres; 7-room

house Areola heating system; Vinooit-i.T fr.n 1 (irtl hniie lortrrt V,nrv

OR John . Deere parts ana

vice call 285 at Mace i ire ss ,

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luery oervice, oumvau, um,

PLASTI-CLO, the modern j transparent plastic finislu Re-J

quires no waxing, outwears wax

100 to 1. For sale by P & A Furniture Co., Sullivan. BASEMENT WALLS LEAK? Ask us about CEM-IIARD. Stops leaks, waterproofs. WILKINSON

LUMBER CO. :

News Every Day From Neighboring Towns

ivan Friday afternoon. I Mrs. Phyllis Stringer of Peru, j Indiana arrived Wednesday for a

weeks visit with Mr, '.and. Herb Snydor and family. Charles Good is ill.'

NORTH BUCKTOWN

Mrs. Ei vin Jackson of Linton visited Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Karns and Chester recently. Mrs. Eliza Hculdson, Mrs. Flein Bedwell and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur

Payne were in Terre Haute Wed-

JUT FLOWERS ana nanus.

I din's Greenhouse.

ITALITY FEEDS Egg mash, n- .raMi fend. $2.85: 16

y, $2.50; rabbit pellets, nag

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Inesday.

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HOUbtHOLU goods oi Mrs. L.1 Visited Ml.. alld Mrs; Earl Hale IS. Navy

Mrs. Delmas Jerrels

Airs. Amanda Roach and Mrs. Owren King Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Browning iad as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Terre Haute, Mrs. Ralph Browning Jr., and baby of Middlelown, Mr. and Mis. Charles Riggs of Terre Haute, Mrs. Paul Wallace and

son and Carl Browning of the -U.

FOR SALE "Pine Tree"' lawn seed. Blue . grass, white clover, rye grass. We sell Vigoro fertilizer. W. G, Riggs Si Son Hdw.;

Mr. Hale

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m. in ivkw iLiMiuiii iu uc Thursday evening

som ai piiDiic aueiion ivionoay, sonio unproved. Feb. 20, 1:00 p. m. Philco radio, Mrs Claude' Foster and sou 2 Stoves, mantel Clock, .WalllUt vkir.f1 Mr ;,nrl Mrs ..uv Smith

and

H); dog food, $4.85, 25 lbs., $1.45.

le's Feed Store.

JUICK BATTERY CIIARG-

J: Don't take chances on a

dty battery. Get it charged tov in a minimum of time for an

onomieal price. HUD'S STAND-

ID STATION. Vickrty s.

APPLKS $J.OO to ?3.0V per bu., ll storage. Turley, $U.50 per bu.

lien Orchard, Linton, Ind.

Mini; vntfii-v K.nninrK :iv;iil;itlc

m i , . j , ' . or Chrysler made cars and iDotlgc Trucks. Genuine parts and

FOR SALE Mixed hay (clover

and timothy), wheat straw. S. E.1 Coulson, Slate Road 54. New Lebanon Phone. ,

FISH Dressed fish at house Saturday & Sunday, 2 miles west Graysville on. R. 154. ' John Borders. ' GALVANIZED " Roofing, all lengths, 6 ft. io 12 ft. Black Lumber Co. t .' FOR SALE Five youig cows with calves; seven yearlings. W.

urop-ieai lame, ouier anif'fs., Thursday evening, j Floyd Dillingham, auctioneer. j Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles Figg . . j called on Mrs. Letlic Beck Thurs-

FOR LEASE Major Oil Co.1 day evening. Service Station, corner location on j ' Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordice highway. Some capital necessary; were in Linton Saturday evening real opportunity to become cstab- and. attended church at Rev. lished in service station business. Tuttles. '

Write 420 W. Thompson

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service. Crichfield Motor Coin- ul

puny, 24 North Main, Sullivan, Ind., Glendora. ' , . SALE Some clover hay, j FOR SALE Pine Tree, Alsike' $25.00 ton. Johnson Farm, Merom, & Sweet Clover, Timothy, Red iM(j (Top, Lespedeza. Our prices are V .' I right. Come in. W. G. Riggs & Son 1 FOR SALE Someone that Hdw., No. Main I ants a 1936 l!i-ton Ford truck.

ltlh,1940 rebuilt motor see Bill ) FOR SALE 1936 Plymouth 2

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WEAR a Spencer especially designed for you. Mrs.' Georgia Eurdsley, corsctiere, Shelburn.

is I Wm. Bedvvetl visited Mr,

Mrs. Robert Price and son spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Otlie Goodman and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordice visited Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mayfield and daughter Sunday evening. Paul Pahmier and Dillard Stanton were supper guests of Rev. and Mrs. George Angerer Tuesday evening. Rev. Angerer is confined to his homo by illness. Carl Browning of the Navy returned to his base after spending a leave with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Browning and other relatives.

bers and son, Donnie spent Sun- j , . day with Mr. and Mrs. John Mol- , PAXTOV I let and family. ; Albert Walters and family were

Miss Hee Slanton and Virginia

: .- " rr - j Jerrels spent Saturday night and ASK your doctor, when yon Sunday with Miss Phyllis Miller have backache, hernia,' sagging .of Linton, abdomen or poor posture, about a Mr. and Mrs. Opal Moore and Spencer Support. Iva. Giles, Phone children or Dugger were dinner 5lii. guests Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. ' -I Mack Mayfield and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cham-

Wednesday. Rueben Johnson of Chicago spent the week-end here, with Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Golda Iliatt of Indianapolis was the guest of Mrs. Cora Hlatt and family here over the week-end. , Mrs. Irene Grass and sons of Carlisle visited Mrs. Luna Dugan and family Friday. Mrs. W. G. Wilson was in Sull-

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NOTICE Just received 6 Warm1 Rev. and Mrs. George Angerer Morning (cabinet) model heaters, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.

4 200-lb. Warm Mornina black Donald Pahmier;

heaters. 2 Mai estic (cabinet) heat-1 Mr. and Mrs

in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sexton of Jasonville and Pvt. John N.

t j Kevlr.n of CaniD Jtannin, rexas

h'nson, Merom, Ind. I door coach; General Electric re- - frigerator. Can be seen Friday FOR SALE Chester White gilt, evening, also ' Sat. until 7 p. m. .as. Ferree, 1410 N. State. I j0hn Gallagher. Call at Glen Tea FOR SALE 193G DeSoto4door oom- - Murray.

dan. O- K. Lawrence Davis, R. Shelburn. Graysvil'e phone.

OK SALIC Red Clovtrr Seed. 15. Springer, New Lebanon,

FOR SALE 2 fresh milk goats.

ave Smith, R. 3.

FOR SALE 54 acres near

ighway 03, between Merom and raysville. Fair improvements.

nmediate possession, $4,000. W,

Mcllott, Phone 49. FOR SALE Small farm, Ham-

ton Township, 18 acres, all till-

le, fruit trees, 5-room house, ater in kitchen, electricity,, barn,

oorler house, chicken house, Sul-

van school bus passes door, one-

ilf mile cast of Highway 41 and

miles north Sullivan. Priced to II. Harold Crichfield, Shelburn nine.

FOR. SALE Choice certified Red Clover seed, 99.92 pure. Call 551 or contact Mrs. J. II. Crowder, Jr., Sullivan.

ers, 2 Majestic ranges. Wood- son.

. ward's. ofcaurse. Dugger,ilnd,.. .j ' I ATTENTION F A R M E R S j When ordering Hybrid seed corn (for 1945 ' planting, better buy! (Crow's and Kelly's dependable ' Hybrids. Etf 1 Mickey. Dealer. j

Ralph of Bicknell v

isited visited Herb Snyder and family

At The LyricSunday and Monday j

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Wanted

DO YOUR OWrs floor sanding.

Rent our winder by the hour. Also use our Sherwin-Williams Floor 'Fin mil. The County Hardware! Phone 47. !

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WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse tharges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. i WANTED Room and board for boys 3 & 5 years, by elderly couple. Write Box 24 c-o Times.'

' WANTED 100 customers at White Rose Service Station. . Frank (Speck) Harris.

i WANTED Jr. Vigilant folding ' camera, size 020, or any folding camera, same size. For boy in j service. Mrs. Frank McCombs, 1201 N. Section.

1001 uses for STONEWALL Fireproof, rot proof, no painting . lasts a lifetime; easy to put on barns, sheds, chicken houses, etc. 'Economical. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. I ! AT PURITY FOOD SHOP 2

cans Kidney Beans, 25c; Oranges,rloz. 25; 5 lbs. Cane Sugar, 32c; 15 lbs. Potatoes, 59c; Air Mail & V-Mail Stationery,' 10c.

(gPLBS. BEEFSTEAK

(3LJ5 ' '2 ozs. f ilU-llll. ORANGE 4UICE 1,, 'l!jf" ' IN VITAMIN V I ' 'M.ii 'tWJWl i k riafi" in -; - -i-1 - --' i - i runtejt PIENAMINS $0,V'ip

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FOR SALE John Deere Model tractor on rubber, 12-in. plows cultivators. The above machiny is in A-l condition. C. R.

ragdon, Phono 4-36, Graysville.

FOR SALE 40 acres, splendid

iprovement.s. Quick possession.

' miles nnrthwrit FairhanL-c

00. per ' acre. W, T. Mcllott'

hone 49. . . .

FOR SALE Soybean hay. Vead

odd, Sullivan Route 4. Phone 171.

Now ready, Champion strain

Kiirly KoiTiin Lespedeza Seed. Illinois State test 99.78 pure. Price 12c per pound, Bugged and F.O.B. Robinson, Illinois. Or write Trimble Bros., Trimble. Illinois.

! WANTED Experienced wool l pressor, top wages, permanent, j Phone 88 collect. Eubanks Clcan- ' ers, Lawrenceville, Illinois. 1 -

S WANTED Woman to take care i of housework and sick lady. Ezra i

jlluff, 518 E. Dorothy St., Sullivan. WANTED: Truck and auto nie-

IclKinic; lubrication and tire man; liiuto parts man; bare frame majeliihc operator; body repairman ; assistant.- Good wages. Pleasant , working conditions. Overtime pay. j See "Cooncy" 'Borders,' Citizens ! Garage. I ' ' - ' WANTED TO BUY Girl's bi

cycle; small radio. Call 416 or inquire at 219 So. Main.

CHEER UP your rooms with j new wallpaper. New patterns. Buy j now! Also have TRIMZ ready-

pasted wallpaper and borders. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

At The Sherman Sunday - Monday

Also Niacinamide. Calcium, Panto

thenate, Vitamin Ba, Vitamin E plui Liver and Iron. a .'cw;r MILBURN'S PHARMACY

PUBLIC SALE Having- decided to quit farminif on account of poor health, will offer for s?le at my residence, 10 miles east of Sullivan or 2 miles north of Cass and 1-4 mile east, on MONDAY, FEB. 26, Dog-inning at 11 o'clock the following personal property: CATTLE lf, yr. old Guernsey Cow, heavy milker, fresh in few mo., bred to Angus bull; I 3 yr. old Rone Cow, fresh in March, bred to Angus bull; 13 yr. old Red, Milking Shorthorn Cow, now milkinji; 1 3 yr. old Cow, calf by side; 12 vr. old Holstein Heifer, calf by side; 12 yr. old Jersey Heifer, calf by side; 12 yr. old Jersey Heifer, will freshen about date of sale; 2 18 mo. old Hereford Bulls, registered. i HOGS 2 2 yr. old sows, Spotted Poland. Will farrow about date of sale. Rred to Spotted Poland male. FARMING TOOLS ' . 1 1M2 Farmall tractor on steel, newly overhaulted; 1 12-in. 2-boftom tractor plow, International (Little Wonder); 1 Tractor Cultivator 2 row; 1 Tractor Snap Disc Cultivator; 1 S-fi. Cultipacker; 1 S i t.' Tandem Disc, I.H.C.; 17-ft. Tandem Disc; 1 Dull Rake; 1 Sulky Rake; 1 Deerinjr Mower; 1 McCormick Mower; 1 Hay Rack; 3-section Steel Harrow, 13 ft.; Lime Rock Spreader; Sled; 40 Grain Bags; one good Wagon with Bed; Stalk Cutter; good 2-vvheel Trailer; 20-gallon Iron Kettle? Hog Houses; Set of Harness:, Brooder House; Chick Feeders and Fountains; Baled TimothyrHay; Baled Clover Hay; TSnedflfaTnTTTajTlttle Red -Clover- Seed, recleaned; )0 bu. Patoka Sov Beans, some Illini Beans. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Easy Electric Washing Machine; 1 Sanitary Couth; Dresser; Beds; Dining Table & Chairs: almost new Nubian Hot Blast Heating- Stove; Coal Range Cook Stove (Monarch): Single Brass Bed. Other things too numerous la mention. ' Terms of Sale Gash.. All property must be settled for before removing from premises. (Not responsible for accidents.) ORVILLEO.PIGG, Owner Col. Jno. Cofer, Auctioneer. Chas. E. Pigg, Clerk. Lunch served on ground.

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Tournament days arc hectic days for some and happy days Whatever your day here's luck to your team.

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Dead Animals Removed All. kinds: . horses, , cows, liecp, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullian phone 332 or Crawford 201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

For Rent

' FOR RENT G-roora house, large garden & (ruck patch, chicken houses, garage, electricity. Oryille O. Pigg, R. 3. 4 miles north Dugger.

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Wc have the Jollowins field seeds oh hands: LITTLE RED CLOVER, ALFALFA, ALSIKE, BIG ENGLISH, RED TOI ; TIMOTHY, SUDAN GRASS, BROME GRASS, KOREAN LESPEDEZA SEED (dodder free), 12c per lb. F.O.B. Carlisle, Indiana. Carlisle Mill & Elevator, Getlinger & Jones, Carlisle, Indiana.

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'bno-Minute Te-st"' ,1. What is a aouUad? 2. Can you name America's poisonous snakes? 3. Can you name three' birds (not cage or barnyard birds) introduced from other lands and now at home in America?" .. .. Hints on Etiqucttt . If you must differ from others . with whom you are talking, state your position with a smile, and you will avoid, angering anyone while maintaining your views and p-ood manners. ,

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Today's Horoscope ' wealth, a happy rtome.'and many friencis are your birthright if you are celebrating a birthday today-You possess an alert mind, are tolerant of the faults of others, and should prosper in business because of your will to accomplish fine things. A strong,

healthy body suggests that," yot will have a long, useful life. To day you might make a new acquaintance through a. business connection while favorable Jupi ter vibrations are in force. Though not a lively companion, this person may prove a staunch and loyal friend 'through the years.

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