Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 51, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 March 1945 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN PAILY TIMES-MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1943.

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For Sale METAL roofing and horse tanks. - Farm Bureau Co-op. - - FOR John Deere parts and service call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and Wildin's Greenhouse. Plants. VITALITY FEEDS Egg mash, $3.;i0; scratch feed, $2.85; 16 dairy,. $2.50; rabbit pellets, bag $3.90; dog food, $4.85, 25 lbs., $1.45. Able's Feed Store. FOR SALE 7-3/4 acres, 4-room-ed house in good condition, barn, smoke house hen house, small brooder house, place all under fence, new garden fence, 2 wells, electricity. 1-4 mile south of Cass. Owned by Nick Bedwell, 1305 S. Lafayette St South Bend, Ind. FOR SALE 20 feeding hogs, weighing around 80 lbs. New Lebanon Phone. W. A. Wilkey. FOR SALE White enameled coal range. See Mrs. Roseberry at Merom. Six-room bungalow in Merom. Walter Sparks, 1114 6 Ave., Terre Haute. miles- west of Sullivan High 3 School on blacktop road.'-Jl. JWJ Ephlin. 277 acres, 1-2 mile from city, $10,000 modern home. One of the best grain & stock farms in the county. Southwest 4-1/2 miles, beautiful country home, new furnace, water in Home, 5 acres, more or less, Possession at once. 2-1/2 miles north, 1-2 mile off 41. 30 acres; 3 springs; oak timber;

4-room house ; Keenan, four miles northeast of j 5 rooms, 6 acres, 1-4 mile from Sullivan. i 41. north of Paxton. Beat thei - '; other fellow to this. ! FOR SALE 18 months old JerEast of cheese-plant, 5 rooms, in ' sey bull. Dam has 405 pounds rewod shape, extra lot. Can be eord as 3 year old. Sired by Three

bought right. 01 her good buys, .semi and modern, from $1,000 up to $15,000.00. JOE SOUTFR KKAL ESTATE & AUCTIONKI.1UNG Office, KG W. -Beech Fni? SAM" Mivixl linv fclnvrtr and timothy), wheal straw. S. E. , Loulson, falalc Road .a4. New ,. Lrcoanon ruonc. . ' rruTn 171,'n t. i . ' FERTILUER-Buy early and avoid the rush. Complete stock on hands. Monroe Fei;d Service. I FOR SALE 40-acre farm of Josejih B. Wright, 2'- miles SOIltllWPMl Kllllivan .lnnninl Wright, 80J S. Main St. FOR SALE Good sorghum molasses. $1.50 gal. Also some dry straw. James Ault, R. 2 Sullivan. FOR SALE Woman's raincoat, good :od condition, brown, heavv rub-' er and cloth, well made, fuii j be length, medium size. Can be worn as winter coat. $6.25 cash. 228 W. Graysville (near hospital). Now ready, Champion Strain Early Korean Le.spedeza Seed, Illinois State lest 09.78 -pure. Price l'2c per pound, Bagged and F.O.B. Robinson, Illinois. Or write1 Trimble Bros., Trimble, Illinois. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep,' calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, SuJIiiiin phone ?3'1 or Crawford mi or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 21 hour service. John Wachtel Go Terre Hanle, Indiana

FOR SALE Austra-Whitc and Barred Rock baby cockerels Tues-

r'ir TVfni.f.1, 11 Win fnnf r.:wri Di;,,intfham IIatcherv. FOR SALE Gas range. Phone FOR SALE Large size baby bed. Ivory enamel. Cheap if taken at once. Inquire at 560 W. John-' son St. . i r..J r UK sALt une Day mare, oee . . m -, . ' i in i tieyuuius ai juggci . . . . FOR SALE Iron gray 5-year-i old horse. 909 Graysville Phone FOR SALE Second hand building materials; sanitary toilets; windows and doors. Dan Nusbaum, Cass, Ind. FOR SALE Gasoline pressure 1 range, good, one. Will be sold at the public sale of Flora E. Curry near, Pea body mine Wednesday,! March 14 " ' ... J FOR SALE A team of 4-year-! old marcs, broke; 10 head of heifers, 5 with calves. Harvey Griffith on Bill Lund farm. Dug - - ger phone. R. R. 5 Sullivan. j - - I FOR SALE All kinds of men's, ; women's and children's shoes, I coats, .suites' and dressses. Come

m- Would buy good men and ed at your home. Venetian Minds won shpes.u Waldorf 809 ,ilactI repairc,i jrepinted. Roy

Section. FOR SALE Piano. $40, 545 E. Washington St. 300 Austra-While chicks avail able Tuesday, March 13, due to cancellation. Johnson Feed and Supply Co. FOR SALE -- Year-old black Angus registered bull. Ready for service. Call 9103 or see Jack Star bull. Oliver Ogle. FOR SALE F-20 tractor and cultivators. Tractor on new rubber. Chas. E. Ladd, Sullivan R. 2. FOR SALE Practically new Farm Master coal brooder stove. See Murry Frakes, Graysville FOR SALE 3 cows. 5 years old, freshen in April; one 8-year-old, one 3-ycar-old. Dale Creager, 3 miles northeast Cass. FOR SALE Modern home, ' good location. Possession soon, i Terms. Phone 542-Y. OAK FLOORING Just received a carload. First come, first .served. Easy payments. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. FOR SALE Pony, saddle and briclle: one ,l0,'sc: cow ai Earl South, Carlisle, Ind. id calf. FOR SALE Choice certified Red Clover seed, 99.92 pure. Call 551 or contact Mrs. J, H. Crowder, Jr., Sullivan. For Rent

' . . .. . look us over. Bill Mickey. FOR RENT Clean, comfortable - - . - - sleeping rooms, close in. 128 W. HIGHEST cash price paid for Wall.. Phone 766 after five p. m. I "ed furniture, stoves, radios, bii - - cycles, sewing machines. M. T. FOR RENT 2-room furnished Cornier. 107 W. Jackson.

apartment. Stoker heat, only. Box A, c-o Times. Adults' FOR RENT Chester Bolinger farm,, 120 acres, 6-room house, large barn. 2 1-2 miles northeast of Shelburn." Phone. Paul- Greggs, Farmcrsburg. Wanted

WANTED Dead animals. We j Production Credit Office. i with Ruth Arnett as co-hostess, remove your dead animals free of1 - - v. A social evening was enjoyed by charge. Phone No. 9 reverse1 LOST Grey Parker 51 fountain, all. Games were played with Bettharges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. pen 'belonging to serviceman, ty Jane Arnett and Coralie Ar- . Probably lost between South Sec- netl winning the prizes. Delicious WANTED Painting, wallpaper lion and town. Finder return to refreshments were served to

cleaning. Phone 447-B.

ANYONE HAVING articles to be sold March 22ml at (lie Community Sale in Merom are ashed to contact Henry Gclthigcr, Bill Johnson, John Hale or Arthur Karris (committee members) immediately. WANTED Soldier overseas has requested Ronson cigarette lighter. Contact Dick Drown, Sullivan route 1 or at Marathon Service Station. FEATHERS WANTED. New or old. Ship or write to Sterling Feather Co., 007 No. Broadway, St. Louis 2, Mo. WANTED Floor sanding. Owen Clark, 557 S. 'Court. , Phone 395. WANTED Elderly couple to care for an elderly man. State ae comniodal ions and terms m re ply. Address Box 1G, Mudora, lud WANTED TO RENT Corn and soybean mound. Full line cuuip1 ment and help. Leo Charley, iShclburp R. 2 i HELP WANTED IU4I.P A- FFMAT.F.

i :tinc ,., it1 ciunn r!JV M. erience imnecessarv. ' Average ' Pamir. wtiv pav starts immediatelv. Larcest com-! diiLAiia . iauo tfiu vv ci-ui.y x. t.r Mr I Li I I I 1 1 1 I r 1 1 I rl I rl V . I irl I vr.M t I 11 1 I , " u .t.. IlJiIlV llf'I kl IIWI IIIIIINITIDIII I pany, oesi Known nousenoia pro-1 ducts, biggest demand. Write J. R. ' Walkins Cd., D-98, Winona, Minn, i Miscellaneous nrWT FKNCE ME IN" sounds i

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I neighbors "growl" about wandering livetock. Keep them fenced in Good stock heavy fence on hand, WILKINSON LUMBER CO. - , JOHNSON S SPECIAL CHICK STARTER will get your - chicks

off to a quick, uniform start! It iSiMrs jyiallie Stuck.

a bag pad-red full of vitamins and spring sunshine! You can feed your chicks in confinement with complete confidence. JOHNSON FEED '& SUPPLY COMPANY. . ' . .. . RUGS cleaned, repaired, , reupholstered furniture cleanCowles. Sullivan.-. NEED A NEW ROOF? Get it ordered and put on while stocks and workmen arc available. Monthly payment plan. WILKINSON LUMBER CO., i SUPER Service Station- for I lease; low rent. Room for restaur ant or Tire -Shop in building. Dccu Rock Oil Corporation, 520 S. Section. ' ' NOTICE Come ' to the Wood- j man Hall Monday evening, Mar. j 12 at 8 p. m. Spend the evening for 25c. Public invited. I STRAYED Child's pet, small,! long haired brown dog with col-i! Jar. Answers to name of Brownie. Finder call 587 or 600. Reward.

NOTICE Fur quick service re-1 MeCorniirk.' ' j copping bring lir.es to White Hose' Mrs. StHJa FUnger of SulliServlee Station, 200 W. WasJuug- van visited h-re ad Tuesday, ton St. Speck Harris. j Mr. and. Mrs. James Phegley - - - - i - (eft; Wednesday morning for a

GET your funks Hybrid Seed Corn at Johnson's now. Grass Seed, 45c lb. Field seeds of all kinds. Johnson Feed & SupPv Co- - NOW HAVE some men's 15jewel military watches. Also beautiful ladies' wnlches. Calhu'h- j er Jew-dry & Gift Shop, 25 North , Court. SOUTER'S MOTTO: Satisfy the srjler and make the ).mye.r'. glail and then liu pleased. Soiuer lieut Estate & Auctioneering. Ofliee 320 W. Beech. DO YOUR GVVlv floor sanding. Rent our sander by the hour. Also use our Sherwin- Williams Floor Finish. The County Hardware Phone 47. ATTENTION FARMERS Will ' have seed corn for sale on north side square, about Mar. 20th. Also sweet corn and popcorn. Come in, LET a light, flexible Spencer Support relieve you of tired, aching back. Individually designed for each person. Iva Giles. Phone 561. 1 Lost T.osTP.rrmn trii,r.rt P:i ik r.r Times 'Office and receive reward.

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. SHELBURN , Mrs. Ernaline Miller spent Wednesday. in Sullivan with Mr. 1 and Mrs. Alex Davidson. Mis.-; Viola Frument who spent winter in Bay City, Micmgaa with her ristcr, Mrs. Tressa wcColey has returned to her home here. i Mrs. Anna Arnold f Terre in ..io.ti rh,ti here 1J. IJiXHiii" - - . name llil 1.1. vi.-iuu - - - Tuesday. Charles Craig who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Nora Hamby, in Terre Haute returned home Friday, Set. J. F. Tarczueski. who has of Chicaeo. and Mrs. B. F. liaufman of Indianapolis spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs.' Mike Tarczueski and family. Alec Schaftcr a.-id Miss Josephme Wagner ol buiiivan, speni Wednesday evening here wun , M Marguorite Miller spent Wednesday in Terre Haute.

Mrs. George Wilson visited her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Parrot in Terre Haute Friday. ' Mrs. Myrtle Arnett returned Miss Rosalee Shepherd, Mrs. home Thursday from a visit -with Mary White and Mrs. Haze relatives in Augusta, Michigan.' . Howe' spent Thursday in Vin- Mrs. Edgar Smiley of Denver, cenhes with relatives. Colorado is spending the week -f li-Birtlicla Club met at the -iKsrc; visiting relatives. Her bushome of Mrs. Herman Wanglin band, Pfc. Edgar Smiley, -who-to help her celeorate her birth- until the past - week -has been day. She received many nice stationed at Luke Field with the gifts. Refreshments of sand- Army Air Forces was transferred wichesi salad, baked apples, last week lo San Antonio, Texas, jcllo, cuke,1 doughnuts and coffee .Roweim. and Dorothy Unyer veir served to tlm following of New Lebanon spi-nl the vcrkMesdnmes Sarah Jordan, Mar- end here with Mr, and Mrs! guerite Miller, Emma Turner, James Bates and Mrs. Roxie

I Pauline Cmrv. Anna Brown, I Lillie Miller. Betty Kimmell, Betilv Wilson. Lillie Miller. Ruth Bradbury Cochran. and Miss Amelia CARLISLE Bernice McCormick of Indianapolis spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. James Phegley left Wednesday morning for a son; James Jr., in Florida. Wilbur Grass and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass were in Indianpolis I JUrV"- N-'UCJ "VI v 1" ' j Thursday visiting Mr.' and Mrs. Je.c T. Aikin and Mary Grass who are in the' Methodist Hospital. Mrs. John W, Stark of Independence. Kansas came last week . i because hf the illness of her bruiher, Chail.es L. Wlwlen. , V'r. an.i Mj s. I'-nvreiiee Field-; and dauiiijler, Maiy of Crown Point si-ent Sunday and Monday here and in Sullivan with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dial of Indianapolis spent the week-end here with Ids mother,. Mrs. Lucinda Dial. Mrs. Robert Dial and little daughter accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Hill were in IndianaDolis over Sunday visiting their daughter and sonin law. Mr. ard Mrs. Bill Hart. A daughter was born to Mr and

Mrs. Hart. She has been named ixeue xiuuie muuj. Vicki Jane. I rs- arI Woodruff and dauMr. and Mrs. Ed B. Mmnick of ;ghler were in Terre Haute FriEldorado. Oklahoma arrived here ;day.. Wednesday of fast week and will I Wo ijg) Wayne C. Smith was

again make their home here. . -qn.,.. ' War VUvas Club Meets The War Wives Club met Wednesday evening. Marcn in, at i the home of Dorothy Benson Meredith Finkston, TUelma Vest,

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Anna DilUon, Deity Jane Arnett, ! Robert Mock's birth anmverKcva' Bales:. Mjnerva Pinkston, i paries. Guests prea-nt were, Mrs. . Coral ic AVnctl,, Rrah Gettingur, llloborl Chance and Miss Baity r,H(v 'rriliicr M.Ntlfc Kmif.li. Niio- IMcClanahau of .Jarjonville and

mi Dnlnn.ey, Agnes Rinard, Kach'cl Cooper and the hostesses. Women's Society Meets The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louise Jennings with the president. Mrs. Esther McClure in chargeof the following program: Song - "Stepping in the Light". Lesson - Edna Bates. Solo Esther MeClure. Devotions - Anna Nichols. Song / "I Gave My Life For Thee" Roil call Some Irish joke. Spiritual Life Louise Daugherty. Song - "I would be True". Dismissed - Louise Jennings. Refreshments were served to, Louise Daniels, Esther McClure, Anna Nichols. Louise Daugherty. Jessie Rinard, Edna Bates, Reah Hoilman, Cleo Gray and the hostess. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daniels and son spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Marjorie Sparks and Norma Gray spent the week-end in New Lebanon the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hoesman and son. Patty Frederick of Merom Sta tion was the guest over the weekend of Phyllis Vickrey. Club Meets The Country Club met Wednesday, March 7th at the home of Mrs. Laura Mahan. The day was spent in quilting and piecing quilts. At noon a delicious dinner was served to the following: Roxie Myers, Mable Morris, Pearl Briley, Nellie Goble, Frances Barnett and children, Martha Foreman, Ida Ashcraft. Gladys Scamihorn, Maggie Mahan, Lillian Clark, Josie Rehmel. Ethel Bolinger. Mary French. Nell Barnell. Ola Marattata. Clara Clark Ln'Ol (;:bje, ilol' (,'i'isi and Effie Gorby. A contest was held and those receiving prizes were, Ethel Bolinger and Nell Burnett, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Mae Mahan. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashcraft and son, Don Richard of Terre Haute were Hymera visitors Monday. Mrs. Don Mahan and daughter, Eva were in Terre Haute Friday. Miss Loraine Marlowe- and Miss Virginia Marlowe were in Terre Haute Friday. in bullivan imn.scia. Mrs. Charles Wilkins was in Linton Friday. The Victory Class of the Baptist Church held their monthly business and social , meeting Thursday evening at the church. A new member, Mrs. Garrett Smith was added to the class. The hostesses for the evening were, Mrs. John Randall, Mrs. Herschel Swayne, Mrs. Ike Stevens, and Mrs. Charles Annis. A" birthday dinner was' held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hisgen iu , iiouor of Mr, Hisgen's and, Mrs.

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iMr. and Mrs. S. R. Scott. I M LOCALS J. Euceil and daughter, M. J. i:uc:eii ana aaug.uei, Mrs. Lucile fciunz spent wsi spent ..week in Anderson with Mrs. Marion oamom ana ram.iy. I John Eh Stullz of Anderson

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has returned to his work tnere after spending a few days with his wile and daughters. Mrs. Carl Rogers, who has been with her son, Robert W. Rogers, who is confined to a Naval Hospital in Chelsea, Mass.,. has returned to her home in Paxton. Mrs. Rogers, who became ill while visiting her son, is improving nicely.

Rev. and Mrs. Harold Marx and United Klngdom and Ireland. . son of Evansville, Ind., are spend- j In Germany Grand Admiral ing a few weeks here at the Davis ;Kar, p()enitz leus his Nazi audiHotel. Rev. Mars is a former pas- 0I1CG that a "uitiless strufiele is

tor of the Presbyterian church here. The Marxes came to Sulli van Tuesday, their home in Ev

ansville being in danger of floodlit-iiv

waters. Mr. and Mrs. Glessie Walters have as, their guests their. daughter, Mrs. Ralph Willis and children of Evansville. ' Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Wade and daughters of Pendleton, Indiana, spent me weeK-ena wun rejauves. here... . , . . ,, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stafford and j daughters, former Sullivan resi- i dents, now of Washington, Ind., spent the week-end with relatives here. . Fred F. Bays of Indianapolis,, attended to business interests here and in Merom during the weekend. Mrs. Carl Medsker of Kent-laud.-the quMran Arjd trie King didVt scold her ! brought by royal courier from cost their weight in silver. That was long ago. Todayj

Dir.cr rauroaas me rcingcrator enr scitcs rue puouc Dcucr than a thousand king's couriers. Early strawberries, Central American bananas, once raie fruii3, out-of-seasoti yecfa- ,

bics, nil are willnn reach of every houaewne s budget. Just 79 ywis agy Uic Illinoia Coalral handled the fiist refvgerated shipment of fresh fruit ever made. Now, thousands of refrigerator cars bring everyone the line flavor and health-building qualities of fresh foods in greater abundance and variety than ny king eniowi

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Indiana spent tht week-end at her home in Big Spring and visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs. William Harding, the former Mary Frances Hankins, of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hankins. Mrs. Maurice Newman and, daughter, Janice Miles, of Robin-! sou', ill., spent Thursday-, visiting! Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Miles of Wcstj Thompson St. Mrs Wayne Creed and young s01TSQf Indianapolis, spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. E. ''st.Clair. Mr. and Mrs. W S. Jared attended the basketball tournament at Bloomington, Saturday afternoon. i . WORLD WAR JI A YEAR MARCH 12. 191-1 AGO By United Tress Grout Britain orders indefinite halt of 'al! travel between ihe ,,! ,,,n,,,.j ..virfpnw nr annihilation of our nation." Allied bombers, raid Genoa, Soviet troops continue march 'along the -500-mile Ukraine front and at two points the Red Army drives within 50 miles from Bessarabia. U. S. forces occupy a fourth island group in the ATarshalls, landing on opposition. . Wotho Atoll without opposition. M. J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Aik Ill's Service Costs No More." tb He loved those April strawberries the southern Alps, though they on the Illinois Central and i-i4

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1 BOARD NWILL V THINK YOU DID THAT ON TODAY'S MARKETS " ' ' . .. i i i. - INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. .12. 'UI:) -Produce: Poultry broilers, fiycis and roasters under 5 lbs., 2S)e;.Barrcl and White Rock springers, 2Ue; colored springers, 23c; Leghorn springers, 21c; heavy breed boiw, 25c; Leghorn hens, 22c; cocks, 15c. Butterfat, No. 1, 51c. Butter, 45.63e for No. 1 and 45.13c for No. 2. Eggs, ,31c. INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 12. (U.R) Livestock: Hogs, 4,500; good and choice 1G0-400 lb., $14.80; 100-160 lbs, $13.50 $14.80; sows, $14.00 $14.05. Cattle, 2.900; calves, 700; two loads choice 1125-lb. steers, $16.35; few particularly good and choice 1000 to 1100-lb.' steers, $16.00 $16.10; load mixed steers and heifers, $16.00; few good beef cows, $12.50 $13.50; bulk common and medium, $10.50 $10.25; vealer top, $17.50. Sheep, 500; good choice fed Texas Iambs $16.25; good and choice natives. $16.00 $16.50. How To Relieve Bronchitis" Crcomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat 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 cell you a bottle of Creomuk-io.n with the understanding you roust like, the way it quieyv allays the cough or you nnj to have your money back. v CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis 4i ; - V f Atoving perishable foo4 h one of waoy services the An. ricmi pcopli; rely oa railroads to per form. Railroads provide t!v: -vv-cost delivery service fo American mcs production. After Virtnry, the Illinois Cctitr.d looks forward to providing finer tranrnoi la'ir service, tiic'elcs I o new material-;, improved methods ' d gained serving Auiaica VV". A. Jijhr'sfni) PRESIDENT -.I y if-,- a.. v: 4-;,. 5--in

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