Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 95, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 May 1945 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TBIES i FRIDAY, 31AY 11, 1945.

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For Sale A r iTHtTMTTTV'T Mi-nfcurn cookers ilsiiicm. Farm iiiiu ou.y kv.ti n .uvv.wv. Bureau Co-op. ' FOR John Deere parts and lervice call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and ffildin's Greenhouse. Plants. VITALITY FEEDS Starter, giower, $3.80; grower and developer, $3.40; goat'ration, $3.60; dog food, $4.85. Abie's Feed Store. FOR SALE Irs w Perfection Buiomauc umKiuB "- nluminum nails. Jesse luiue, West York, 111. FOR SALE Spotted Poland sow and five pigs. On pavement 2 miles south. Aud Price, Sullivan. Sullivaji Phone. ELECTRIC portable welding and minor repairing. We go anywhere. R. A. Wilkins, R. R. 2, Sullivan, Ind. Phone 9261. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1940 Ford '.-ton truck. Will trade for Lite model car. Raymond King, Dugger. . FOR SALE 6-room , moucrni .house on West Washington. Immediate possession. 5-room ern on Indiana Ave. E. C. Pope, Phone 605. FOR SALE kitchen cabinet ;ind' 9x12 -Vug pad. Both in good condition 737 E. Beech JSt. " ' ' t FOR SALE Mew lavatory and kilet with fittings. Phone 431. FOR SALE My property, 742 East Davis St. Priced for quick tale. Parker Caddie. Will be at Anderson &.llialfs Saturday. FOR SALE Boy's sport coat,

sue 16, like new. Mrs. James;.. . ' ' .n,,- T.innH mini. R. 5' SAT.R nf AlirWsnn fnrm rmHh

Sullivan,; FOR SALE 0-ycar-old mare, sound. Claude, Engle, Farmersburg. Shelburn Phone 72-K. FOR SALE House and lot 567 S. Section. 3 large rooms. at FOR SALE Double duly meat or vegetable case and compressor unit. Cheap. Ben Mattix. FOR SALE 7-yr-old bay mare, good worker; 7-yr-old Jersey cow; 1 white gilt, bred. Herbert Ladson, Shelburn R. 1. FOR SALE 130-acre farm east on pavement. Two sets good build ings, good fencing, electricity. Would sell separately. Write Box I X. c-o Times. FOR SALE 40 acres, good! tour-room house, fair outbuild-1 ing:.. 7 miles southeast or Suilivan. 1 Inquire 311 S. Section. FOR SALE Early cabbage and li-iiiato plants at iiumple's. Gray's, and hotbeds. Graysville F.F.A. Ilolbeds. FOR SALE Used tractor 2 or 3 bottom plow. Box 34, c-o Times. JOHNSON MILL & ELEVATOR is a eood place to SELI, YOUR CORN. We buy every day, hours 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Highest prices paid. Convenient and easy to dump. Diead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, lieep, calves and hos. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullian phone .'532 or Crawford 201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. - John Wachtel Co Terr Hante. Indiana

FOR SALE Jersey cow and Irtff. Scott Snyder, Paxtou It. 1.

Limited amount of FOR SALEseed corn, also Hybrid popcorn and Hybrid sweet corn. Bill Mickey. FOR SALE English model baby buggy; heating stove; sink with some pipe; lady's reversible raincoat, size 11 or 12. Mary , Curtis, So. St. Clair St. . i 1935 FOR SALE i5-30 tactor; Chevrolet truck; black soybeans. Clifford Curry, Farmersburg, Ind. FOR SALE Flower plants, ros es, chrysanthemums, gaillardias, ' d;,isiCSi etc.-Laura Meyer, , , . nT . Q1 1300 I block, N. Main St.. CEMENT BLOCKS for founda-, lions, basements, garages, etc. Bennett's Blk. Plant, 1000 blk. N. Stale St. : FOR RENT FOR RENT 30 acres of good corn ground. Inquire at Draper Coal Co. Phone 14. I FOR RENT Two rooms, un furnished, to man and wile working woman. No children. or : ,,rt 1 ' i S. Court. FOR SALE-r-Plumbing supplies, mod-jcrane tubs, lavatories, and stools, i Woodward Hardware. Co., Dugger, i Ind. ! FOR v SALE Team horses and harness, plow, harrow, ' corn planter, cultivator and oil oven. Floyd Evans, Paxton. . . FOR SALE Yearling Roan Shorthorn bull, eligible to register. Dorlynn Johnson, 1-4 mi. south of Fairbanks on 63. - - FOR SALE Coal hot .water heaters. Large size. Woodward Hardware C.n. Dnptfw Tnd .Dugger, May 16th at 10 a. m. jPigg & Tennis Office. at I FOR SALE Single and double! burner hot ' plates; also wiring j supplies. McKinlcy Electric. ' FOR SALE Baby buggy.' Mrs. 1 J---mi Frakes, Phone 490-B. I FOR SALE Baby buggy, like new. Chas. Reynolds, Highway 51, Dugger. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We I remove your dead animals free of cnargc. Phone No. 9 reverse tharges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. WANTED Middle-aged woinaii for general housework. Address "A," care of Times. WANTED Woman to work days at Kat-A-Korner restyurant one mile Mouth of Sullivan, nine hours a day. Phone 905. WANTEDDrivcr for car pulling house trailer, making trip lo San Diego, Calif. Margaret Hail, Hymera, Ind. WANTED Heifer calf from 3 tj 30 clays old. Vf '.: A. Wilkcy, R. 2 Sullivan. WANTED, EXTRA IIELPH Voilrwa wanted at the BUS DEPOT CAFE for week-end woik. Apply at once.'Miscellaneous .NOTICE Anyone wishing to contract tomato acreage call at A. L Robertson Greenhouse. NOTICE All kinds, of Garden! and flower plants for sale at( r.obertson Plant Farm, N. Court i and Highway 41. j HAVE YOU seen the many ! i values in used clothing, new and 1 used furniture " and household supplies at the P and A Furniture Store, next to Smith's Drug Store? Q5 S. Main.

I COMPARE Then buy from our many bargains in used furniture, stoves, ice boxes, radios and appliances. Our easy payment plan we deliver on the first down payment. Used Furniture Store, 107 Vest Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T. .Conger. . ' "'-' '

WE DON'T GAMBLE with Customer Goodwill. We use Factory Engineered and Inspected Parts. Crichf ield Motor Company, 24 North Main Street, Sullivan, ' Indiana. Phone 322. Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer. I ATTENTION CArT OWNERS: How would you like, to have all the gas you need? You can make your own gasless ,gas with substitutes. For . information send $2.00 with your name and address to: Gasless Gas, c-o Daily Times. NOW'S THE TIME to repair those tires while they still have life in Hie casings. We specialize .,a tire repairing, recapping ana .., i.,in HUD'S STANDARD STATION (Vickrey's). ATTENTION FARMERS Con tract your Crow seed corn before

June 15, 1945 for 1946 planting Mcwew, aacK mwnger ana uyou get $1.00 bu. discount. Bill mas Paul Lippeatt. All three boys Mickey. 'left Tnurslay for induction into

....... RUMMAGE SALE Tuesday and -Wednesday, May 15th and 16th, hr.cftmiinr 001) am in ihf' to ' ' " J ' ' ' O ..... ... " - Akcrs Building, across from the Index, sponsored by the Casketball Mothers' Club. WEAR a Spencer especially you. Mrs. Georgia designed for Bardsley, corsetierc, Shelburn.

DO YOUR OWN floor sanding, i Rent our sandcr by the hour. Also Tom Sargent was in Shelburn. use our Sherwin-Williams Floor. Thursday. Finish. The County Hardware Mis. Agnes Walker who has Phone 47. 'been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee

IS YOUR work a burden be cause of muscular backache, sag ging abdominal muscles, a recent operation: i,et a opencer support give you a mt. iva ones, rnone lUXLliilJLiU i.J iji. Sf. J infested with them? These insects ' , . : -I I. I J , no cousiuerauic uaiiiHsu aiuiuauj'. They work in the materials and are not detected easily. Have your property treated by pressure and De sure yu Sct rid ot tnese Pests. 1 Estimates and inspections free, Work done and guaranteed by ex-: perienced men.i Contact Sullivan ,' Termite Control Co. Milton Opal Firtlo, Sullivan NOTICE We have 30 in. rug border. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. j HOME MAINTENANCE SKUVICE. Ru,S woodwork,- walls cjeaned in your home. Floors ' , .. .. P,f'lle. Varnished. Lt'lWllS niOWCd. Furnace cleaned, polished. Landscaping. Jree surgery. Phone 289. Wm. E. (Bill) Carly, Contractor. LOST - LOST Railing oft running I board of Chrysler. Notify or return to Times. Reward. TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, May 11. U.R) j Produce: 1 J Poultry Broilers,' fryvrs and roasters under 5 lbs. and Barred and White Rock springers, 29.78 j celling. Colored and Leghorn! springers, 25c; heavy breed hens, 26.20; Leghorn hens, 24.28; cocks, ' 13e. Butterfat. No. 1, nic. 1 Butter, 4ii fi:;c for No. 1 and . 45.13: f-r No. 2. , 1 EKgs. 31u. . 1 INDIANAPOLIS, May 11. 'U.PJ Livcstyek: . ' ' j Hogs, 6,000; pood and choice 100 lbs. up and 140-160 lbs.,1 $54.80; 100-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good and choice sows, $14.05. Cattle. 200: calves, 400; load choice 784-lb. steers, $17.00; Jew good and cboiee yearlings, $16.25; good beef cows, $13.00 $14.00; sU icily good cows, $11.75; vealers top. $17.00. , Sheep, 100; quotable steady. One-Minute Test 1. For whom was the Caribbean sea named? 2. What country was named for a circle around the earth ? 3. In what imaginary , place is everything perfect? Words of Wisdom It is only an error in judgment to make a mistake, but is shows in.'irmity of Character to adhere to it when discovered, Bovce.

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The following young people called at the home of Miss Kathryn Silvers Wednesday evening Miss Betty Keene of Cass, George me service, reore iultvuw, aou Jack Risinger were graduates of Union High School this spring. a'wM Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ilisgcn land Mrs. Robert, Meek were in iTcrrc Haute Wednesday. Smith and family returned to her home in Terre Haute Thursday. Mrs. Fern Case was m Terre jjaute Thursday. Lewjs Puckctt was m Coalmont Tmirsciay I John McGinnis was hi Sullivan Mr. .and Mrs. Sanford Scolt ... ml were in' sunivan inursaay.

Emory Stark of Peru, Indiana is here visiting his mother, Mrs. Delialv Stark for a few days.

IN BETWEEN FARES INDIANAPOLIS 1UP) Police-" man Charles Ford, a former deputy sheriff, thought he had seen everything during his manyycars as a law enforcement officer. Then he saw a woman taicab driver parked at the curb, reading the Bible. Truman's Choice? 'if : IOBERT HANNEGAN, above, ia jeing mentioned in Washington is President Harry S. Truman's .'lioice for one of two positions, observers speculating that the Democratic national chairman may succesd Postmaster General Frank Walker or he may be selected fey Truman to play a role similar to that of Harry Hopkina in the administration under Roosevelt. . (Intprnational) GRAB BAG Hints on Etiquette You can do most to make your children polite to visitors if you are cordial and courteous lo their little friends. Today's Horoscope You are keen-witted, diligent and capable of great things, but you must develop self-confidence and perseverance. Yours is a happy nature, full of humor, and distributed by Kin? Features Syndicate, Ins,

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Mrs. Paul Wallace and son and Mrs. Ralph j Browning visited Mrs. Donald Pahmier Thursday evening. Mrs- Ada Stanton has employment at the Crane Naval Depot. Mrs. Wm. Webb and son were in Linton Friday. Beverly Joyce Mayfield spent Thursday with her grandmother, Mrs. Wm- Moore of bugger. Mary Helen Hendrickson of Terre Haute spent the week-end with her parnts. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hendrickson. Major Floyd Shields and Mrs. Anna Shields were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mayfield. Ralph Richards, who was injured in No. 48 Mine several weeks ago has returned to his home from the Mary Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Irvin visited Mr. Karns and Jackson of Linton and Mrs. Arthur grandson, Chester, Saturday. Miss Audrey Fordice, Mrs. George Fordice and Miss Lois Draper of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordice. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs- Raymond Hale were ! Mr." and Mrs. Harry Hale and daughter of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Justus and sons of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs- Wilbur Hale of Dugger, Mrs. Lillie Hale and Mrs. Elsie Hale , of Linton Route 2, Mr. and Mrs Claude Foster and son an1 Mrs-,Hubert Ilule, the occasion being ; their f.'ird birthday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond .-Chambers and son spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs- John Mollet. Miss Juanita Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchinson and children, Donna and Edward,, returned to their home in South Bend after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs- Ed Davidson and Mrs. Fobert Price and son, Bobby. Mrs. Ada Stanton and children spent Sunday with Mr. and MrsAlto Enochs and Mrs. Dale Stanton ot Indianapolis, who spent, the week-end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jackson and family of near Sullivan spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs. Basil Hale and children. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bedwell and son of Pleasantville spent Sunday evening with Mr- and Mi's. Del mas Jcrrels. Mrs. Charles Wolfe has returned to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Linn after spending the past few weeks with her husband at San Deigo, California. Quit pitying rent and own home. Special bargains or ! property on Installment plan. I Also Lit ins for &alf. W. T MEM.OTT M J. Aikin & Sor FUNERAL HOME Dntrsrer "Aikln' Service Costs No ! More." easily satisfied. A source of interference with your best efforts may be revealed on this date. Chalk up what occurs to experience, and l content to learn life's lessons on any terms. Attend to belated correspondence. One-Minute Test (Answers 1. The Carib Indians. 2. Ecuador. 3. Utopia. 1

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Miss Marilyn Gcmian spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Mr- and Mrs. H. H. Hill of Carlisle and daughter, Mrs Wm. Hart and daughter, Vicki of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pierce Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Maude McMillen was in Sullivan Wednesday afternoon. Miss Irene Winn of.- Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mrs. Bea Sparling and her. brother, Nerval. Mcsdamcs Maude . German and Maude Smith visited Claude j German at the Mary Sherman Hospital Wednesday afternoon. The Fellowshippers group met at the home of Mr. anu Mrs. Ed Slover. Thursday night. Refreshments of sandwiches, salad and coffee were served to Mr. and Mrs. Don Granby and daughter, Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Conroe Wyman, Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Parker, Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. Ruby Wymair,Wilma Gobte, Mrs Richmond and Rev. and Clarence Killion and son. RUPTURE ExDert Coming . , Here Again R. - K. SHALLENBEIiGEU WcH-known expert, of IndianapoUs, will personally -demonstrate his method without charge at Davis Hotel, Sullivan, Monday, May 14th, from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. p. m. ' . . Mr. Shallenbeiger says the Shallenberger method contracts the openings in remarkably short time on the average case, regard less of tb size or location of the: rupture, and no matter how much you lift; or strain, and puis yoii( back lo work the same day as efficient as before you were ruptured. The Shallenberger Rupture Shield has . no leg strap; waterproof, sanitary, practically indes- I tructible, anil can be worn while, bathing. Each shield is skillfully! molded aud fitted to the parts under heal, which gives a pcifect fit, and satisfaction. Large and difficult ruptures' following operations especially so- . liciled. , S Do not overlook this upporlunily if you want gratifying results. ) Mailing address, 2152 North Mer idian, Indianapolis, Ind. Adver tisement. They'll Do It Every ."it' l .-.'iHf SV fcit

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