Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 68, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 April 1945 — Page 3

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For Sale OYSTER SHELLS, metal roof-, Ing, wood shingles. Farm Bureau Co-op. ; OR John uecroe pans u Battery, Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and Plants. V7ildin's Greenhouse. ' VITALITY FEEDS: Egg Mash, :w: 16 Dairy, $2.50; Bodyiprvice Luu v Builder Dog Food, $4.85; Rabbit Pellets. Abie's Feed Store. eXvyrtTiern OATS, 50 bushel lots or move, bulk basis, BDc bushel. JOHNSON ELEVATOR next to C. & B. I. Depot, Sullivan. CIRCULATING II E A T E R S DUO NUBIAN 'and WARM MORNING. BUY NOV, SUPPLY IS L I Ml TED.- Vi'OODWARD HARDWARE CO.Dgger, Ind. FOrTsALE Two used range uloves, new repairs, perfect condSion. WOODWAUD , HARDWARE CO., Dugger, Ind. trrn SALE Blacs horse, 12 ..I ..i.t- iiom' T.isrtan. 2 miles jls. liju.

WC-st, 2 milts noiui.w ;irwck8) cte. Russell Furniture Ex.1.

T"OR SALE Usedfarm tractors, 10-20 on steel, iu-tf " rti Farmalls, OHvL 70, c-n'picter, equipment. , All good condition R. G. Harbnrgh, Hindsboro, n.Phone J. FOR SALE 1 14inch two-bottom tractor plow; me good Spotted Poland male hog; A-No. 1 hav. $2:00 ton. GraysvlTte Phone. Richad V. Johnston., FOR SALE-19 Oldsmobile, 4, M.,w jirps 700xlG.Joe Cole, K. 1,1 Sullivan. FOR SALE Si 14-inch Oliver! .. .! UlieS plows. 2 miles no, 1 aim im ",,lv-3; east of Cass, uomu iwuuwu.

- ,,ATTVwnnr-BEDs"conmletc- FOR SALE - Baby carriage,' 1IOLLYWOOLBLDS com WEood as new. phone 368 or cairat

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-'rv'" fiinnrltions etc. Order now. BenTHctt- Block Plant, 1000 i,il- n stnt.it. Phone 852-Y, FOR SALE AVvindmill tower. v. roi.lson. VNcvv Lebaho-i phone. State Road . , , . ic u FOR SALE Fresh ctyws, calf by side, good gentle cows. V mi. south , of lierca Church. Clayto Walters. FOR SALE Schick electric razor. Royer, 119 S. Main. FOR SALE I-arm-all F-12 tractor with complete equipment. Tom Haynes, R. 2 Merom. 1 FOR SALE New large size wood wardrobe. $20.00. 403 N, French. Phone 522-B. FOR SALE Stokers, limited number in stock. Lawrenceville SaJes Co., . Lawrenceville, 111. Phone 90. JOHNSON MILL & ELEVATOR Is a good place o SELL TOUR CORN. We b'ry every day. hours 8:00 A. M.- to 6:00 P. M. Highest prices p.iid. Convenient and eayy to dump. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses," cows, heep, calves land hogs, ('all Monroe Fced.Servicc, Sulli;ui phone 3j2 or Crawford A2QI or Crpford 53100, Terre IlantcWe pay all phone charges. 24 hour service ! John WcSchtel Co Tfrr? Hvk. Indiana.

TOR SALE All equipment at Peabody Mine No. 40, near Cass, Indiana.

Items include locomotives, mo tor generators, rotary converters, loading machines, pit car loaders, cutting machines, drillers, shop equipment, etc. Come to the mine or phone C-5493 or L.D. phone 34, Terre Haute, Indiana. COAL MINE EQUIPMENT SALES COMPANY FOR SALE Electric automatic damper controls. Lawrenceville Sales Co., Lawrenceville, III. Phone 90. , FOR SALE Strawberry plants, Spanish onions, Crepe Myrtle, j shrubs, paladium and gladiola !...,.. .,,,t;..i, i ntu ; ouios, goiuiisii, waier "J. fishmoss. Bean's' Greenhouse. ,FOR SALE Golden yellow ca-' nary bird, "singer." Call 127 S., State SI. Mrs. -Floyd Selby. ' 1 - - FOR SALJL-Barreri Kocic rtev

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Shefflcr. CONGOLEUM RUGS, what-nol shelves, rag throw rugs, sewing estbinots. DooKcases, magazine 1 change, 118 West Washington, FOR SALE'iSi gasoline motOl 5-8 horsepower cneap. uau or see narry eisncraft, Shelburn, Ind. TelephoneNo. 59-j; ; FOR SALE A 40x40 barn, price $100.00. Located ' one mile west of Shelburn cemetery. Also some .6x6 80 and 110 square K 1. ,a .i .. FOR SALE 5 and 7 110-221) volt, single phase electric motors will) line starters. Lawrenccville Sales Company, Law-' ,..,:n,. til DUr.nn mi i rcnccville, III. Phone 90. HO West Graysville. FOR SALE 28-acre farm, 3-4 FOR SALE 28-acre farm, 3cast o Paxton.. Good house, fair Darn- 2 Sood wells, one at inouse, one at Darn, running water year around in pasture, some fruit. Price $2,500.00. Herbert A. I woodrow, riingmari, ma. FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford! in good mechanical condition, At' Wright's Super Service b ' . "10-1 iso-VIS and POLAR1NE tor oils of Good Standard Pro-1 dials will give top performance.! Drive in today. Hubert Sevier j KtMiriarrl Station, nr-ross - f mm ' High School. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of i-harec. Phone No. 9 reverse tharees. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. WANTED Room and board fori tvCo boys, three and five. Box X2 care of Times. WANTED Dish washer DIXIE GRILL. No Sunday work. truck WANTED Experienced driver for livestock hauling. Also one good farm hand. Steady yeararound work. Phone 290-W. Ray Long, Bloomfield. URGENTLY NEEDED WOMEN 1 18-45 years of age lor work in assembling radio equipment vitally needed' by our Armed Forces. Representative of War Manpower Commission and Dclco Radio ' Division will inter view applicants at Davis IIo- . tcl Thursday, April 5th, from 9:00 a. m. through 5:00 p. m. WANTED TO RENT Soldier's wife and baby wants 3 unfurnished rooms with gas. Write Mrs. welter ,cix, c-o this pgpfy.

Poor Digestion? Headachy? Sour or Upset? Tired-Listless? Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To foel cheerful unci happy again your food must 'bo diluted properly. Each day, Nature nuirt produceabout two pints of a vital dipestivo juice la help dinesl yuttr food. If Nature fail,", jour food may remain umiinested leaving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you must increase the flow of "this digestive juice. Carler's Littlo Liver Pills increase this flow quickly often in .as little as 30 minulea. And, you're on the road to feeling better. Pon't depend on artificial aids to counteract indigestion when Carter'3 Litt 1c Liver Pills aid digestion after Nature's own order. Take Carter's Littlo Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 2bt.

WANTED Reliable person wants to rent large house trailer, for living quarters, at Crane, Ind.'

.Harold Brazzell, Dugger.

Miscellaneous JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT of LIVING ROOM SUITES, pre-war construction. BUY NOW, supply is limited. WOODWARD HARDWARE CO., Dugger, Ind. NOTICE Anyone wishing to contract tomato acreage call at A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. 1 IF YOU WANT a good grease jjob, drive in at HUD'S STAND- ' ARD SERVICE. ". m,vn..s. nr.AV saff'.! "... ,.' , Hirf,.n, thi Conditions arc a lot dtffeient tins ,. n , r , rr APKlt,' MAY jmK mmrV. S. Approved "Johnson Production-Bred Chicks" each season. 34 years in e

he cf As f 'nding a few days in Watseka,,,,, jjne Hutchinson, Betty ter stock. JOHNSON FLED & nl ith h t , ,'

SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court I NOTICE Frost proof anct ensi:iso resistant cabbacc plains at ilol)Cl.tson piat Farm, N. Court & HjgiWay 41. : - ATTENTION - FARMERS Will ,have seed corn ror saie on noun 1 . . 1 1 m r nnil. A 1.. 1 side square aooui war. uui.

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GIVE YOUR CHICKS THE BEST! Protect your Chicks and stop heavy losses from bloody 1 Coccidiosis. The New "JOHNSON j SPECIAL C C RATION" is the

latest in Scientific Research in the'Navy arrived home "Friday for a

and prethmheavy m,mn ksscs frm BLOODY COCCIDIOSIS. IT'S NEW! IT'S IMPROVED! iMVKSTIOATK TODAY:- 'JOHNfonrro ana Dieve niiuu 01. iieav.v SQN FEED & surlLY CO- 115 ... - 3ii.lli Piiirl Klii-ct T'lilillf. .-. . isi'i .7..: ,!;,. strnces and work ' hard, find VII'll UIlll llll I 1 V ' 11(111' lll SPENCER MEN'S BELTS com- ? . . - ciGg. Pho 561. ' 1 TIME to have vour crankcase, 1 differential and transmission ; changed for summer driving, Complete Standard Service. HuDcrt Sevier, on 41 across from njgh School. Lost LOST License plate No. 2009C2 I Indiana. Orville Wesner, R. 1 Sullivan. : LOST On square, April 1st, brown & while toy collie, white Spot 'on forehead, while around I neck, white tip on tail, all white feet, 3 months old, female. Named Peggy. Call 8225. Reward. 4th house east on gravel road, south of Park. ' LOST Lady's brown cigarette; holder containing about $16.00. aming about $I6.0()J are. Phone 759-A. lie-' Lost on squa ! ward LOST Gold-cappei Sehaeffer pen and pencil set between Gym and Oakley bldg. Reward for iu-

- formation or return. Gene Sehroeat del, 301 Cross St. Phone 217.

I LObl Myus yellow gold ring 'wild three small sets. Reward. C;;ll Times Office. One-Minute Test 1. During the Dnrk Ages in Europ?, what ca'intry in As-a contiruied to bwild its own culture? 2. An Eskimo canoe is which a kalak, a kayak or a kayoti? I Of what state are coon cats ! native? Hints on Etiquette If you find you have a meat or fish bone in your mouth while dining.-remove it by grasping: it between II4 thumb and first fencer

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News Every Day From Neighboring Towns

SHELBURN

Mrs. Ivan Roberts of . Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roberts. Miss Marie Alters of East Chicago, spent a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Akers. SSgt. Lavern Akers, wlio has been home on a 33-day furlough, has returned to Trinidad, near South America. Mr. and Mrs. John Trimmer and Nolen Branson spent Sunday in Blackhawk with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kuowles of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Hazelrigg of near Shelburn.

iwis. ceuy A-immeu visueu ncriPauline Gordon, Yvonne Hill, sister, Mrs. Agnes Parrot in Terre , Jetla Croney, Betty Spelts, Nora Haute, Sunday. Mize, Jean Kemiur, Eva Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones are Bnman, Phii.nn; w.a Ti,,h

Edna Brown of IndianapoliS) visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown. Mrs. Hugh McCracken of Shell burn visited a few days with her . brothcr and family of Evansvi,lle. .... r Hug, Mccracken, Mrs. 0 ' Arthur Thomas and daughter,

CARLISLE

Robert Montgomery of the U. S.;g0od time was enjoyed by all.

ZtXhl Tr. an5 . i,t nA V1SU Willi HIS JJaiCIllS, Wll. M Sheldon Montgomery and) her re,aUvcs ...,... uooa rrioay services wcie neiu in the Christian church at two; o'clock with Rev. Sutch as speakcr. Music was given by the School "lue Club. There was a good at.tendance in spite of the rain The Riley Club met at the home I of Mr, Mary Kerkhof Wednesday, 1 vith a covered dish dinner. The day was spent piecing quilts and making dresses. There were elev-: en members and three guests pre-, sent. The next meeting will be! with Mrs. Scott Willis.

Mrs. Stella Eslinger of Shel-'Mr. burn, formerly of Carlisle, received a cablegram Sunday from

her son, Pvt. Orlando V. Franklin, informing her that he had been slightly wounded" while fighting in the Philippines, but would soon be back on the front, b Herman Coleman was in Jasonville Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunter and daughter returned to South Bc-rid Monday alter spending a wopu ilon wi1i, rUitivps nnrl WCek here with relatives friends. William Purcell of 'Bloomington w.-i's in Ilymera Monday. Mrs: Lou Cuke and grandson, David, visited her sister, Mrs. Leon Lidlejohu and Mrs. James Marlowe Sunday and Monday. "Mrs. John Harlowc Jr. was in Jasonvillf; Monday. Miss Phyllis Jean Swayne, Miss Margaret Parden and Miss GRAB BAG and lay it n the edge of your plate. Words of Wisdoiii A good face is the best letter of recommendation. Queen Elizabeth. Today's Horoscope Friends and associates esteem you highly for your sincerity, kindness, pleasant disposition, and the sheer force which motivates your every action. Yoars is a loy al and lasting love. You should oe Distributed by Sliut Features Syndicate,

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j Blanche Hardin visited Sunday. They returned to

here their I home in Eioomington Monday j evening. Mr! and Mrs. Wayne Jeffers were in Vincennes Monday. Miss Phyllis Gorby, who is employed in Terre Haute came home Monday evening. Mrs. Dick semis returned to Lafayette after visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Tom Gardner and son, Mark, went to Vicksburg Tuesday. VVEINER ROAST A wcuicr roast was held at the home of , Kathleen Goodwin Thursday, March 201 h. Among those present were, Frances and Naomi Watts, Eunice Leturgez, June Pullum, Bonnie McCracken, Griggs, Estella French, Naomi Runyan, Florence Weber, Wayne French, Bennie and Jackie Trump, Junior Wright, Jack Evorhart, u'ack Ring, Jack Smith, Bill and Sammic Trump, " Bill Case, Jerry Brown, Tom ' Sargent, -Tom and John Enstrom; George McCoskey, Lciidell' Fulford, Ray and Roy Huffine, Bill Carpenter, Kenny and Buster Bohnert, Junior Corbin, Bill Ferguson, Clarence Tipton, Don Hutchinson, Harold Ring, Bob Miller, Max Hill, Johnny Peeler, Gene Slack, Junior Sears, Phillip Crist, Carol Allen, Perry Bose, Kathleen and Donna Goodwin. A Mrs. Millie Mahan of Merom v.-as in Uugsei; Tuesday. Mrs. F. M. Dukes and Mrs. E. A. Ilaminack were m Sullivan Monday. Mrs. Ida Shake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shake, Mrs. Horace Tuttie of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. J Eugene Shake of Linton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harding of Sullivan were Sunday . guests of and Mrs. Ben Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harrison and daughter, Sally, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Eva Taylor, The O. E. S. met Monday with a splendid attendance. .The work was beautifully exemplified by j the new officers for two candi dates. ' Visitors from Indianaj polis and Linton were present. :Thc out-going matron, Mrs. Kenneth Goldman, served delicious refreshments of jello salad, cake land coffee n 1 Miss yuth Pleasant of Ft. and one of her school Garhard " Solinge'r are Wayne ' pupils, , s(ending with Mr Iheii- spring vacation and Mrs.' Gault Pleasaut. 1 S 2c, Gene VigU3 Jr., of the University of Chicago, spent the week-end here with , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vigus andfamily. able to work happily throughout this day. Each thing you attempt should turn out successfully. If It is convenient, arrange for an impromptu gathering at your iome on this, your birthday. Invite a 1 few co-workers. One-Minute Test Answer 1. China. 2. A kavak. 3. Maine. They are descendants 1 of cats brought back from over- ' seas by Yankee shippers.

; Mr. and Mrs. 'Pete Wills and sons of Sullivan were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vigus and family. ' Jean and Carol lloilman of Indianapolis spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rea lloilman. Lloyd Nichols, who has been quite ;11 the past week is improving. Mr, and Mrs. Rex Apple of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flynn of Bloomfield were guests over the week-end of Mrs. Mayme Apple. Mrs. Edith Plunkett of Palestine was the guest over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Daughcrty and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. P. t'hilcole of Robinson and Pfc. Paul Chilcole of Rantoul, Illinois were guests Sunday of Mr. arid Mrs. Breck Leach and Mrs. Ruth Chilcote and son. Honor Birthday On Easier Sunday, Mr. and MAN LIKE SWOLLEN BALLOON DUE TO GAS A local man said he used to feel like a swollen balloon after meals, lie-! would bloat full of gas and spit up acidulous liquids. Was terribly constipated. This man is one of the hundreds who now praise ERB-HELP. He took this medicine and now eats anything without gas or bloating and bowels are regular. ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; so don't go on suffering! Gel this new medicine Bennett's Drug Store. Sold in Carlisle at Anderson's Drug Store. ML J. Aikin & Sor FUN EUAL HOME Duezer "Aik In's Service Costs No More." , ' 1 i.. bji ,iw';"kt "We Buy" "We Sell" AH Makes and Models of USED CARS. XP Prices Paid lor (.'lean Cars. Used Car Market Raymond A. Collins, Mgr. 179 A St. N.E. I 'll one S3 Linton. Ind. They'll Do It Every Eftr IS IT? IT SEEMS SO I ARD TO FIND JUJT TIETyPE CT- CHAPEAU - THIS TAk

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Mrs. Jim Bates entertained with a dinner in honor of the sixteenth birthday of their granddaughter, Rowena L. Unger; Those present were, Betty Ungr of Washington, D. C, Dorothy and Rowena Unger and Sara Sims of. New Lebanon, Mrs. Roxie Kclsey and I Nancy. The honored guest re ceived several nice gifts.

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