Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 59, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 March 1945 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIME3- THURSDAY, MAE. 22, PAGE THREB

- GIVEN FINE William C. Hammond was fined 12.50 in Justice of the Peace

Court here for public intrixfcation. He was arrested by State Police Officer Nash.

You are invited to try 'SOKKin FOR LOVELY HAND'S Ml SKIM

A free application of tliis wonderful, ron greasy, delicately-scented cream is your for the asking, at onr cosmetic; counter, ' Sofskiu's amazing effectiveness must ta tried to be fully appreciated. No wonder, to many of our customers re virtually wedded to Sofskin, for hands of cherished loveliness and smoothness. In tin Blaci end Cell Jtei iSt, i0 fl-00 Sizes. I'tus Tu At Beauty SalonM and Cosmetic Counter SOFSKIN COMPANY fINDlAY, OHIO

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A-Tt This Morning's Headlines marriage of John R. Pitcher, Jr., NEW y0RK BRIGHT SPOTS IGNORE LAGUARDIA. Thirty -eklestv son of Mr. and Mrs. John ; ve membei-s of the Allied Food and Entertainment Industries of R. Pitcher, Route 1, Dugger, to greater New York voted to ignore Mayor LaGuardia's "hour of tolPvt. Hazel M. Willits, daughter of erance" and to revert to the midnight curfew closing, effective imMr. and Mrs. Blaine Willits of t mediately. The association, which includes the. more prominent night Paxton Route 1. The wedding oc-: ciubs. announced its action shortly after the Armv and Navv had di-

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eurred on March 17 at Sullivan.

The bride is stationed at Stout

rected servicemen to abide by the 12 o'clock closing. LaGuardia last Sunday told New Yorkers they could keep places of entertainment

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A A F Bn P O Box 344 Mx open until one a" m" desPite War Mobilization Director Byrnes' rePitcher, has been employed at quest for'a nation-wide midnight curfew. Louisville, Ky. i i .'; PREDICT WAR'S CLIMAX IN TWO WEEKS. An Allied ob

server at London who declined to identify himself publicly made the following appraisal of the European situation as it might be in

tvto weeks or so from now in view of rapid war developments: 1. The Rhine may be irreparably breached with Allied forces fighting well beyond it. 2. German organized resistance may have deteriorated to such an extent that, though big scale fighting continues, the major coordinated Allied offensive as planned at Yalta may be unnecessary. : 3. American tanks may be almost as close to Berlin as the Rusj siatr Army is-some 30 miles. 4. Signs of an impending internal crackup in Germany may be

strongly apparent

CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE. Firemen, spurred by the screams of a frantic mother, burst into a blazing West Side Indianapolis home yesterday, but they were too late to save the lives of the woman's two babies. The mother, Mrs. Helen Smallwood, had just returned from a neighborhood grocery as fire trucks stooped in front of her house. Firemen found the bodies of 3-year-old Carl Edward Smallwood and his 2-year-old sister, Sandra May, behind a daybed where they had apparently tried to take refuge.

Save Expenses SELL MORE POUNDS TAKE YOUR HOGS TO Home Packing Co. TERRE HAUTE, IND. Our Yards Are Open From Monday Till Friday Noon. MEAT H 0 Ii A P S,-

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RATIONING SUMMARY

Your meat dealer will give you two red points and 4 cents for each pound of waste fats.

Shoes Book i airplane-stamps 1, 2 and 3 valid indefinitely; OPA ssys no plans to cancel any.

Gasoline 14-A coupons valid everywhere for four gallons each through March 21. B-5. C-5. B-6.

Meats, Cheese and Dairy Prod-1 C-6, B-7 and C-7 coupons good ucts Book 4 -red stamps Q5 , everywhere for five gallons each.

z,o, A and D2 invalid June 2. E2

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ATTACK FOOD C.ONTROLS AS UNFAIR. Administration officials tried t-o put a damper on complaints ' of food shortage, but meat packers and Republican senators kept the fire roaring. The administration's argument: Things may be a little tough, but nobody is going hungry in America. '

through J2 invalid after June 30. Processed Foods Book 4 blue stamps X5 through Z5 and A2 and B2 invalid March 31. C2 and G2 invalid April 28. H2 and M2

invalid June 2. N2 through S2 invalid pttcr June 30.

Sugar Stamp 35 valid for five pounds until June 2. All sugar stamps must last three months now. Another sugar stamp is ex-

Fuel Oil Old period 4 and 5 and new period, 1, 2, 3 and 4 coupons valid in the Midwest throughout current heating year.

The opposition's cry: Controls are so badly handled that packers pected to become good May 1.

M.J.Aikin&Sor FUNERAL HOME 1 Dugger . "Aikln's Service Costs No More."

U. S. GIVES GOOD HOUSEWIVES BONUS OF RED POINTS Patriotic American housewives every day are getting extra red points for doing a job that they alone" can do for this country. For these who wish to get this red-point bonus, here's what to do. Save every drop of your used kitchen fats. Turn them In to your butcher promptly. For every pound, hell give you 2 red points , bonus . . . that's how urgently these used fate are needed to make medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps and a hundred other essentials on the battlefield and home front. Keep saving until the last gun's fired! "

Suit paying rent and own dome. Special bargains ot

property on installment plan.

Also farms for sale.

W. T MELLOTT

lApple Butter 23 oz. .far 21c

Eggs Doz. 35c Buy all you want ! Point Free! Avondale . . 25 Lb. Bag 93c All Purpose Flour Low Priced! Catsup ... 14 oz. Bottle 15c

;WelIer's Tomato 30 Points

Mi-Choice Brand Point Free!

Dried Prunes 2 Lb. Bag 32c 60-70 Size No Points! Corn Meal ... 5 Lb. Bag 27c E.Z. Bake Yellow Navy Beans . . 5 Lb. Bag 46c Choice Michigan Point Free! Sweet Corn . . No. 2 Can 13c Country Club Whole KerneMJ.B. Green Beans No. 2 Can 11c Avondale Cut Stringless 10 Toints Pork'Sausage

Evap.Milk 4 Tall Cans 35c Country Club 1 Vi P- acan Clock Bread 2 2&2 Lvs. 21c Thircn Vitaniia Enriched Mustard . ... Quart Jar 10c Seminole Yellow Brand ' '. j Pilfsbury's .25 Lb, BaS1.19 Best Flour Or Gold Medal ! Vonder-Nut .... .... ' Lb. 20c Margarine 3 points a pound! . Tomato Jce. 3 Cans 29c Confidence Brand 20 Points Porli 8z Beans No. 2 Can 12c Phillip's Delicious No Points! Grange Jce. 46 oz. Can 47c Bordo Grape Jce,. Pint Bottle 24c Monterey Punch No Points!

Fresh Lean! Only 5 Points POUND

SPARERIBS '. . Lb. 23c Small Lean Meaty. 4 Points per Lb.

BAKED LOAVES Assorted, Sliced. 3 Points per Lb FRANKFURTERS .... Larre Tender luioy. 5 Points SMELTS Fancy Lake. No Points

WHITING FISH i . . Lb. 16c II & G or Jack Salmon No Points'

Lb. 32c Lb. 32c Lb. 2"c

POLLOCK Fillets No Pone or Waste

CREAM CHEESE Lb. 3

-Lb. 25c Point Free

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Dairies or Longhorns 12 Points

JUICY

Juicy Oranges F,s . 8 Ik ' bag 59c

LEAF LETTUCE Lb. 17c Fancy Hot-House NEW CABBAGE Lb. 4c Texas Green Solid Heads GRAPEFRUIT .............. 3 Lbs. 33c Texas Marsh Seedless

FancyApples

CANDY YAMS Lb. 10c Fancy Porto Riean YELLOW ONIONS 3 Lbs. 10c Selected. Ideal for Slicing or Cooking CELERY Lge. Stalk 10c Florida Tender Crispy Stalks

Winesaps Bos Packed !

3 lbs. 33c

CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 Reg. Bars 20c

OXYDOL Supplies Limited i Lge. Pkff. 23c

IVORY SOAP 3 Lge. Bars 29c

DUZ Supplies Limited Lge. Pkg. 23c

IVORY SOAP "IT FLOATS" . 3 Med. Bars 17c

IVORY SNOW OR FLAKES Large Pkg. 23c

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It c'oesn'f tshs any spado work to cultivate this kind c.-f Victory Garden! . All it kikes is ffominon eenso. If yea plant a War Bond that costs you $37.5t you get a yield cf $50.00. The wisest financiers will tell yod there's no better investment in the world. An investment free from exery kind of risk every future disaster! An Lfvestment that oilers y&u, in tho ;xn:3rtain years to come, tangible security guartmteecr by t3 United States Government. ,

-Rkh or poor you cannot-afford ignore tl;3 rich return your country oaer3 Cor the loan V yovj money, or the wisdom of this, the shrew Ae invest t3nt Jou can make! Buy Bonds now when your country needs you iollars to help win the war. And enca your money is safe end sound In War Bonds don t be tempted to cash them in. Vv ait : jr the golden harvest you're entitled to wait till thty f ra fully matured!

f($p wM ii'M QurFn$fem-my $ar Bonds fbtMepsf The Treasury Department of the United States Deeply Appreciates the Contributions Of the Following Merchants In Making This Advertisement Possible:

SULLIVAN STATE BANK SPRINGER-GOUCKENOUR CO. DUDLEY CHEVROLET SALES THE COFFEE SHOP THE INDEX NOTION CO. 7 UP BOTTLING COMPANY SULLIVAN DECORATING CO.

FARM BUREAU' CO-OP LYRIC AND SHERMAN THEATRES BUS DEPOT CAFE , SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY MAXWELL-BROWN SHOE CO. McCAMMON APPLIANCES MACE TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE

DR. C. E. FISHER COUNTY HARDWARE DOME GAS CO. W. G. RIGGS & SON HARDWARE SMITH'S BAKERY SMITH DRUG STORE MILBURN'S PHARMACY

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