Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 53, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 March 1945 — Page 3
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For Sale METAL roofing and horse tanks. Farm Bureau Co-op! i --: c 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, :.30; scratch feed, $2.85; 16 ilairv, $250; rabbit pellets, bag $31)0; dog food, $4.85, 25 lbs., $1.45. Abie's Feed Store. FOR SALE Large size baby bed, Ivory enamel. Cheap if taken at once. Inquire t 560 W. Johnson St. , FOR SALE One bay mare. See Tort Reynolds at riugger FOR SALE-Iron gray 5-year-old horse. 90!) Graysvillc Phone. " FOR SALE All kinds of men's. women's and children's shoes, mats., suites and dressses. Come in Wnnid huv cood men and women's shoes. Waldorf, 809 N Section. - 300 Aust'ra-White chicks available Tuesday, March 13, due to cancellation. Johnson Feed and Supply Co. . ') FOR SALE 12 in. International tractor plow. 'David Huff, R. 2 Sullivan. Graysville Phone. FOR SALE Easy washer, dryer 'attachment. 3 blocks ' north M. E.- church. Clyde Rogers, Hymera. FOR SALE 5-room house on Highway 41, in Shelburn. Inquire Leota Allen, Farmersburg, Ind. FIVE GALLON lso-Vis Motor Oil in kerosene type cans, $4.49. Five gallon Polarine in kerosene type cans, $3.69. Hud's Standard Service. FOR SALE 40-acie farm of Joseph B. Wright, 2 Va miles southwest of Sullivan. See Jennie Wright, 801 S. Main St. FERTILIZER Buy early and avoid the rush. Complete slock on bands. Monroe Feed Service. FOR SALE Year-old black Angus registered bull. Ready for .service. Call 9103 or see Jack Kceuan, four miles northeast of Sullivan. . FOR SALE A team of 4-year-old mares, broke; 10 head of heifers, 5 with calves. Harvey Griffith on Bill Lund farm. Duggcr phone. R. R. 5 Sullivan. FOR SALE 5 ft. horse-drawn mower, 1 row cultivator, 7 ft. steel roller, 20 disc clover seed drill. Harry Mason, New Lebanon. FOR , SALE Choice , certified Red Clover (seed, 99.92 pure. Call 551 or contact Mrs. J. H. Crowdcr, Jr., Sullivan. Now ready, Cljampion Strain Karly Korean Lespcdeza Seed, I Illinois State test .99.78 pure. I'ricc 12c per pound, Eae'ged and F.O.B. Robinson, Illinois. Or write' Trimble Bros., Trimble, Illinois. Dead Animals Removed AH 1 KinoS: horses, cows, ln'ep. calves and hos. Call Monroe Feed Service, SulliHii phone 3:52 or Crawford mi of Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Haule, Indiana
FOR SALE 500 chick electric brooder. Phone 38F3 Carlisle, Ind.
FOR SALE 1936 -2-door town Chevrolet, 4 new tires, radio & heater, trunk and seal-beam lights. Terms cash" See C. K. Rilenge at the R. H. Snyder residence, Carlisle, Ind. CHROMIUM hub caps for 1934 to 1936 Fords, Chevrolets and I Plymouths. Powell Motor Sales. . . .-. . .-. . - FOR SALE Small hotel and! tavern with three-way permit,!
doing a good business. Priced appliances until you ve contactea reasonable for- quick sale. For j us, Highest prices paid. We buy particulars phone 790. , any amount. 107 W. Jackson St. ; M. T. Conger. FOR SALE Two young Durocj - male hogs ready for service. Also! CIGARETTES hydraulic dump bed, Herbert' Roll your own with Zip-Roll, Ladson, Shelburn R. 1. (the pocket cigarette roller. Sent j postpaid for 40c. DeLuxe, P. O. FOR SALE Black horse, 6 yrs. Box 5g2i Lafayette, Ind. old, gentle, 1800 lbs., $100. Roscoe i .
Flinn, R. 3 Sullivar.. 1 mile east' B;iker mine. FOR SALE Good clover hay Wendell Cox, 25 West St. Phone ' 272. , POULTRY NETTING 1 in. mesh. 12 in., 18 in., 24 in. First come, in-st,servea. Also au Kmas of farm fencing. WILKINSON j LUMBER CO. ' ! For Rent FOR RENT Chester Bolinger tarm, 121) acres, b-room fiouse, 1 . . O 1 O . : 1 nr. v.fUr,.,f idige uaiiip i. L-i. iiiura iiuuurasi of Shelburr - Phone Paul Grcggs, Farmersburfe. . , 77",T FOR RENT Clean, xomtortablc sleeping rooms, close in. 128 W. Wall. Phone 766 after five p. m. : FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment. Electric refrigeration, stoker beat. Adults only, 428 E. Washington St. FOR RENT 50 acres for beans, 1-4 delivered. On good road, sod ground. Aud Price, phone. Sullivan Wanted .
,,.,-,,, T-. j , tr -oHuiiity. uiiJcera. ana enusteci WANTED Dead animals. We , . .. . . j , 'it r nich wcie involved in the transremove your dead animals free of fr. -'.,..; i i , i , J ,. tei. Considerable glider eciuincharge. Phone No. 9 reverse ,.,, . .,-. , j, ! ' c ii- t- r, meul also went to t o new base, tharges. Sullivan I ertihzer Co. ; ..,, . , . , " i which will be commanded.' by WANTED-Elderly couple to Major Robert . McDonald.
care for an elderly man. Slate accommodations and terms in reply. Address Box 18, Medora, Ind. WANTED An accordion. Lena Mae Dietz, 329 So. Court. WANTED TO BUY 4 or 5room house with two acres of ground near Hymera, Shelburn or south of Farmersburg. Must have good well, electricity and school bus conveniences. Will pay up to $450. Write Mrs. B. A. Williams. Shelburn, Indiana, Route 1. FEATHERS WANTED New or old. Ship or write to Sterling: Feather Co., 907 No.: 'Broadway,St. Louis 2, Mo. . ... I WANTED? TO RENT Hundred lie two hundred acre farm. Have tractor equipment. Write or see 'nova a. xownsiey, uugger K. l. wmnn , v ti i cju jvian ior cian y rare Times care limts. , IlllOVVUUllVWUi) HERE'S A REAL FEED BARGAIN! Indiana All-Purpose Farm Feed, $2.25. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO. ' MASONITE INSULATION; BOARD in colors. Just the thing ' for attic rooms. Decoration and insulation all in one. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. .. ,. j ATTENTION FARMERS Will have seed corn for sale on north side square about Mar. 20th, Also sweet corn and popcorn. Come in, look w over. Bill Mickey,
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Creonnilskm relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to hell loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you r bottle of Creornulsioh with the understanding you must like the way it quickly aliays the cough or you are to have your money back. t. GREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis j ANYONE HAVING articles to be sold March 22ml at the Community Sale in ftleruiu are asked to contact Henry Hettinger, Bill Johnson, John Hale or Arthur Barns' . (committee members) immediately. LET a light, flexible Spencer Support relieve you of tired, aeh-, ing back. Individually designed j for each person. Iva Giles, Phone I 561. ' . RUGS cleaned, repaired, re-1 sized, upholstered furniture clean-, ed at your home. Venetian blinds 1 cleaned, repaired, repainted. Koy uwira, oumvtui. , - - I DON'T sell your furniture and' SEE SOUTER if you want to buy or sell real cstbte have fin est eating place in town for sale.! Also Grocery & Meat business, do5ng good. cash business. Souter Real Estate,. Office 326 W. Beech. ROOMS for better living now can be YOURS with TRIMZ ready pasted waiipaper. Gay, colorful, charming. Easy to hang. Come in for a demonstration. WIT.KTNSON LUMBER CO. Lost LOST Grey Parker 51 fountain . pen ocionging to serviceman. Pmhablv lost between Smith Rec,tion and town. Finder return to ' Times Office and receive reward. .... - .
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TRANSFER GLIDER ' the guest Wednesday of Miss TERSONNEL FROM, !Ma,'y Wallers of near Dogger. GEORGE FIELD! .I'.Vlhiau , Sisters Temple met
GEORGE RE'NCEVILLE, Troop Carrier personnel and FIELD LAW-1 Ill.Transfer of Command slirinr - 0 - - , equipment from George Field to one of its .satel lite bases. Atterbury Field, near , Columbus, Ind.," was announced j I today by Colonel. Tracy K. Dor- j ;sett, commanding officer. j Forty gliders, towed by C-47s, I left George Field for Atterburv - c..i . , .-. v. Xiie Uansfcr of the portion of I lie training program from this field will facilitate glider ing for power pilots and relieve congestion of air traffic at George Field, Glider training is one of the most imuortant phases at all Troop Carrier training bases. . CLICVKLAM) KM CROSS ADDS EMERGENCY RADIOS CLEVELAND . (UP) . The Grcatei Cleveland chapter of the American Rcd( Cross has set up three emergency transmitters at its headquarters' here in order to keep in touch with outside area? in'1 event disaster cuts off .other means of communication. Tne transmitters, located on the uiJ 11001 01 ine ouiJding, were
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Misses Betty and Kathryn Sil-' vers spent Saturday in Sullivan. Mrs. Thomas Robinson and daughter Jane, were in -Terre Haute, Saturday Mr and Mrs. Jesse Ashburri of T Haute, were dinner guests gun(jay 0f Maude Silvers and daughters, Betty and Kathryn. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Coyner o Mcmm were guests. of Mr. and ivirs. w, j. coyner rnaiiy. i j..Vn.,in tj,. in T.i.v J.VX L 3. . VUltlU Jl.KVlJt .TOO XJHl ton Friday. , . ' k Mr. and Mrs. ' W. J. Coyner were in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George DeNeve were in Linton Saturday. . W. J. Coyner and Sam Ferguson were in Crane, Indiana Wednesday. -Mrs. Anna Dor') in and Miss Emma Lou Cooper , of Plainville, Indiana were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Cooper over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hope and son, Bill, who has been servmg overseas as a bombardier on a plane returned to their home in Detroit after a visit here with relatives. George Hope of Detroit is here visiting his mother, Mrs. Betsy Hope who is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Anna McCrocklin of Detroit, Michigan was an over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coyner Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Quillen of Springville spent the week-end with Ms sisters-, Mrsr Gladys Coyner and Mrs. Veneta Hope. -Mrs.' Margaret Lippeatt was a K",Kl attendance and j caiu,'dales. Gifts were exclianged : wlwtu" iy pais. . 1 , , , . The War Mothers' Club is giving-a St. Patrick's Tea at the, ouu ren ows Halt Friday night, , March lClh. A splendid program , Iuin been arranged and refreshjnutots will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woolley fulf'?' Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. EM en Taylor of Bickiiell and Mr. and Mrs. f!olem:i M:ili nf Sii11ji,n train-Uin' c.. .. J Mr Tm" ZZZ ?" " Wl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Underbill of Terre Haute called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Sunday afternoon. O. M. Sebring, who 1 has been visiting his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ger-. man of Washington, D. C, returned , home Thursday after a week's vi:;it. - .Mr. and Mrs.' Jesse Dudley spent, Sunday in Monroe City with their daughter and family. Miss Ruth Woolley spent Sunclay in Terre Haute friends. visiting CONSERVATION CLUB will meet Thursday. March isth . 7:30 p. m., in the Norris Building, As announced last week. mnPtJ ings will be held every Thursday 1 night until further notice. GRAB BAG son in the receiving line, say. 'I am Mrs. (or Miss.) S.'.! Today's Horoscope A birthday celebration" today means that you are vivacious, energetic, and marked for success because of an indomitable will to succeed. You make friends easily, are fond of company, very considerate of your loved ones, and take a great interest in your home. Any suggestions you make on this day may meet with cold
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On Thursday night, March 8th, Mrs. Agnes Rinard was hostess for the Senior, Pals Sunday School Class party. The president, Ovaline Arnett had charge of the following program: . Songs Class. Devotions Zenobia Harris, j Reading Ovaline Arnett. Musical number Geneva and immui waugneity. mucwij'Anna iieauia. ivt:Iw,i.. Business meeting Class decided to serve lunch in the front of the hardware store on March 22nd, the day of the Community sale. Program committee for next meeting will be Estie Mason and Zenobia Harris. Games were played by the group after which the hostess served delicious refreshments to Mildred Harrion, Anna Nichols, Coralie Arnett, Mary Copeland, Minerva Pinks?H?a? T T' Zenobia Harris, Dolas Bates, Es tie Mason, Geneva Daugherty, Clara Anderson, Ovaline Arnett, Roxie Kelsey, Nancy Kelsey, Olan Vickrey and Keith , Daugherty. " s On Sunday, March 11th Grover Vickrey was host for a turkey dinner served in the Hoosier Room of the Derhing Hotel in Terre Haute in honor of the seventeenth birthdays of PhyUis and Phillip Vickrey. Those attending the dinner were .jPatty Copeland,' -""Norma' "Daugierly, Charles Vickrey, the -'honored guests and the host. In the afternoon the group attended the show at the Indiana Theater. 1 - Frank Kaufman of Detroit, Michigan and Clarence Kaufman of Chicago spent two days last week in this neighborhood visiting relatives and friends and transacting business. Mrs. Harry Dilley retulrned to her home in Gary Thursday after with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Arnett and Lex. Mrs T.niio w00m. pinkston and . LaurrW w wll0 have been m lhe t w k arc improving The Junior Class of the high srhfml hv. hmm Zl thGir Pl3y ""der the dil-ection of j rrianrtA n,,,,!,., Rev, T. M. Jennings, attended conference at Depauw University Friday and Saturday. F. L. Pirtle has gone to the Sanitarium in Martinsville, Indiana for treatment. Mrs. Eloise Vinson and daughter returned Saturday to their home in Indianapolis alter spcnd- . tjoil paying' rent uiA own htue. .Special bargains' oi property mi Installment plan. Also faring for sale.' W. TMELLOTT M. J. Aikin & Sor FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Aikui's Service Costs No More." ' 1 -) - response. If this Is the "case, do not be too insistent, for the mors stubborn you are, the less chanc for success you have against 't bothersome emotional problem Wait for better rays. One-Minute Test Answer? 1. Selvage. 2. A small "tapering or"inan gular piece of material insertei in a garment. 3. A falsa shirt renter, bossa
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ing the part few days here with Mrs. Stella Johnson and family. Mrs. Estella Haley and Mr. and Mrs. James Bates attended the funeral Satuilay afternoon of Mrs. Doshia Huff at Providence Church. ' Lt. (jg) John B. Holt of Massachusette spent the week-end here with his mother, Mrs. Grace Holt. Mrs. Robert Meek spent the week-end in Jasonville with Mrs. Robert Chance. Mrs. Robert Chance and Miss Betty McClanahan of Jasonville, and Mrs. Robert Meek attended a movie in Terre Haute Sunday. Mrs. Lois -Hankins of Camp Atterbury visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and family over the week-end. Mrs. Luna Thralls visited friends in Terre Haute Sunday evening. Mrs. James Riley has gone to Anderson for a few days.. Mrs. Frank'Owens was in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mrs. John Hill and daughter, Yvonne were in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mrs. Bonnie Criss was in Sullivan Tuesday. Ed Stanifer was in Terre Haute Tuesday. TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 14, (U.P.) Produce: Poultry broilers, fryers and roasters under 3 lbs., 29c; Barred and While Rock springers,- 29c; colored springers, 23c; Leghorn springers, 21c; heavy breed liens,; 25c; Leghorn hens, 22c; cocks, 15c. Butterfat, No. 1, 51c. Butter, 45.63c for No. 1 and 45.13c for No. 2. Eggs, 31c. INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 14.- (U.P.) Livestock; Hogs, 6,500; 160-400 lbs., $14.80; 100-160 lbs., $13.50 $14.80; sows mostly $14.00 -- $14.00. Cattle, 1,500; calves, 700; two loads choice 1110 -lb. steers, $16.40; small lot medium weight, $16.35; small lot medium and good heifers, $13.00 $14.50; bulk, medium and good beet cows, $11.50 $13.50; odd head to $14.00; vealers top, $17.50. Sheep, 1,000; three loads good to choice fed Texas lambs, $16.25; good and choice natives eligible at $16.00 $16.50. They'll Do It Every
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I will sell at public auction at my farm milvs southwest of Sullivan on MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1945 Beginning' at 10:30 A. M., the following personal property: CATTLE: 1 nine-year-old Jersey cow; 1 ten-year-old brindle cow; 1 roan heifer. HORSES: 1 ten-year-old black horse; 1 nine-year-old bay mare; 1 two-year-old sorrel mare colt; 1 one-year-old bay mare colt. HOGS : 3 registered Spotted Poland sows, will farrow in April; 1 Spotted Poland boar; 11 Spotted Poland shouts. FARMING IMPLEMENTS: 1 Massey-Harris Challenger tractor and cuUivators; 1 Massey-IIarris tandem disc; 1 Vulcan tractor breaking plow; 1 Oliver 11-inch walking plow; 1 McCormick-Deering rotary hoe; 1 Mc-Cormick-Deering corn planter with fertilizer attachments; 1 McCormick-Deering cultipacker; 1 McCormick-Deering mowing machine; 1 McCormick-Deering wheal drill; I harrow; 1 wagon with bed; 1 hay rack; 1 sled; 1 set of tug harness; 5 horse collars; 3 oil drums; 1 iron kettle and spider; 1 electric fence; 1 hay rope; 2 hog houses with pens; 1 ten by twelve brooder house; 1 fuel oil brooder stove. Several bales of timothy and clover hay each. 20 bales of straw. Ice box, cook stove, 2 rocking chairs, cook table and other articles not listed. Terms Cash. ORION SELF, Owner Not responsible in case of accidents, Harrison abd Drake, Auctioneers. Verie O. Catun, Clerk. Lunch will be served.
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