Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 100, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 May 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TB1E3- FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1945.

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SOCIETY

j Those present were, Edna Edwards, Martha Huff, '.Mauds

Kelly, jQl.cn Enov, Fei n .Novlhi, Iva Myers, Miible .Burton,--'Ninas i

Sullivan, Indiana Paul, Poynter . . Joe II. Adams

Eleanor Poynter Jamison

Triple L Club of Tuunan Township M&ets

-The Triple Lt Ghib-met--a;t--the-;K-asirifiei-,, -Betty- . SeeweVt and

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n ,, , home of Fern Nowlin

. . jruuiibuci;with Editor ,,,n

May 3rd , Cheryl Ann, Emma Cox, Ruth

a covered dish dinner at : Brown, Lillia Nowim, Helen CopThn mppfine1 .was -called'"" -lo ra .' Georgia Orvall fJoari?in

Manager and Assistant Editor orier by the president, Mrsj "Rath Plew, ,Edna Houpt,- iiernieo Ptit-

Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. ,p;gg and the f0noWing prog

Entered as second-class matter July i, 1908 in the Postoffice at j p'ge",, lhe Fiag.

Suilivan, Indiana, under, the Act ot congress oi warcn o, io.

United Press Wire Service. National Advertising Representative: Theis and Simpson, 393 Seventh Avenue, New York (1) N. Y. Subscription Kate: By carrier, per week, 15 Cents In City . 'By Mail In Sullivan And Adjoining Counties: Six Months .,..".....,.. , 51-50 Month (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) 30 Cents Year .... r . . .I . .. -,; $300 By Mail Elsewhere! Year $4 00 Six Months . , Month (with Times furnishing envelope) : ... 35 Cents m . I , ' " THERE'S NEVER HONOR FOR NAZIS Howard Fast, the author of "Freedom Road," has written an article in which he says: "Theie is h tradition among the civilized people of the earth, and even among those whom we call uncivilized, that the vanquished shculd be accordod a certain Honor. There is a tradition of b.avery, of selflessness that has adhered to those who ventured their lives; and :-n our own history when the British surrendered at Yorktow-i, when Lee laid down his aims at. Appomattox Courthouse there was a feeling that these fees who had fought with courage and honor should not be dishonored in defeat. v "These lidbits of civilization are known to the Nazis, just as they knew our other habits, they know this one and their smile of satisfaction is not too different from the smiles and chuckles with which they accompanied their burning of the reichstag, their pogroms, their, mass murders, their invasion of nation lifter nation, tlieir establishment of the death camps their systematic and wanton attack on civilization. "So now they ask for defeat with honor, as a plaguerdden lat might ask for a graceful epitaph before it is flushed down the sewer. ', "Let it be said, once and for all, that for them -there is no holier; for all time to come there can be no honor, no for-, jiveness, no fr.rgetfulness this was fascism; let us never forget," . . - ...It wa5wRVrTrtre4?gtTrmt)nr' people read of vlaishal Goering, the, biggest Nazi captured alive, being fed hicken and treated as a "friendly enemy" by our officers. Americans will appUud Gen. Eisenhower's statement in which he 8? id there would be no coddling of German officers by the Allies and no repetition of incidents such as the- Goering opcode. ; . ; -, ,. )lt . ,. v . . . .

program ton, ' 'Leanore Patton, : Esther

Woner, Johanna Medsksr, Frances Burton, Kathleen Kirton and

Song. "America the Beautiful." Jane;- -Bertha;" Simpson Sarah Club Creed unison. . Street and Nancy, Helen ijdgeRoll call My favorita ! spxipg'; Way; . Itutli s' Pigg. Cijloe Mirtu,-

flower. '4; i' t, Mary Edwards, Mary Foulz, ffud-

Minutes and Treasurer report ' ith Arnett, Ruth Durham," Billy

Helen Ridgeway. Burton and Stephen Nowlin.

Business. I - .... Discussion on "Self Improve-1 -:

ments'-Maude Kelly. ,;"ul "." 'J! ' $ ,

Lesson-Judith Arnett and' scouts or iroop j are to meei

MaJtha Huff.

Music Steve. Nowlin. Closing prayer Lillie

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BECAUSE THEY SAVE VOV MONEY and do a better, fcw-eo feeding job than any complete feed we can oiler yvu. Murphy's Cr. centrales iutnish the extra protein, miseral and vitamin fubstance lo balance up your own larm grains and step up remits. You need pay out for feed only one thin dime from erery do?t Income from your livestock and poultry when you ieed your own hams crown grains and Murphy's Vig-Q-Ray Concentrate for Pouitry Murphy's Cut-Cost Concerife for Livestczl'

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jtcrian church basement at 7:00 o'clock sharp. Bill Gott will have charge of the opening -exercises and Jack Daves, the flag. ! All Scouts who would like to go on an overnight hike soon land go to camp the 4th, 5th and 6th -;of June should be at the ."'church Monday night. 11 ', . V

Class Will Hold Party Mrs. Wood's 'class of the Baptist Church will ' have a- tHard Times Party in. -.the. shelter .nouse at. the city park next' Tuesday evening, May 22. This will be a covered dish supper, and each

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FLUSH KIDNEY URINE E:Efit woBUfTiiiJIy from famous oor'ter's dlrcovery fiat relieves ' "lacXicle, rcf.-dovn f&ii&gdae.to excess acidity in the urine P..-r::--.ie i-vr.rywnf rft uro finding- amazing r;!'k' trt.m jinint synlptoius of bbtlrter i -. 'I. Lien cat:-.'-J-i-V ':ce:-.-. aridity in the :. UI'-MEli'S SWAMP ROOT r 1 in - l.Ii'.::rys to raze discuhitort uy Iks l ow of urine. This pure Y;-.-j-l ri?riiri'e ir. rspecially welcome

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member is asked to bring a covered dish, own table service, and

a dime. Please meet at the church at 6:00 for transportation to the park.

Notice, New

Lebanon Patrons 1 . Patrons of New Lebanon school are urged to attend a meeting at the New Lebanon school building Wednesday night, May 23, at 8:00 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a program for hot school lunches.

I SEE THAT . . Smart people don't just buy glasses they" invest in eye care. Wlien your feet hurt you buy shoes that will ease the pain. But are you just as particular about your eyes? When your eyes fairly scream with the pain of straining to see do you give them the prompt consideration of a scientific eye examination? 1 Defective eyes which arc left Ion? 'uncorrected, invariably cause distress both in the eyes locally and in the system generally also deranged eyes are handicapped and cannot work with the same accuracy and efficiency as normal eyes, i . . . . 949 Uncle Sam expects you to stay at your post until complete victory is ours. Are your eyes equal to the strain of wartime tasks? If in the slightest doubt, take advantage of our modern methods and scientific equipment which will enable us to give you full and complete information about your eyes. DR. C. E. FISHER

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60c Sal Hepatica .'. 5Cc Pepto-Bismcl 40c Fletcher's Castoria . . . . . 50c De Witts Kidney Pills. ... 25c Ex-Lax ;

$1.25Petrolager .... . '. ;.j98c 60c Syrup Pepsin 49c

$1.(39 Miles Nervine.:.;...; $1.25 Retonga . ... ; v ... .

50c Anacin Tablets 60c Drens Shampoo, . . , . . .'. . , 50c WlJSrbot Shampoo .; . . . 50c Pcps'cdent Tooth Powder . 50c Dr. West Tooth-Brush.;..;., 59c Listerine Antiseptic ... . . . .

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Have'yeur inenu. beti "Jigipiij abag". cf-kte?: Have yoar meals s; from sameness? Then come t; JOHNSON'S for ycur daily food needs.

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"just v. hat the doctor ordered' for nm-aown . menus a vast variety of goodta:t;ng, 'gesd-for-you fdads-that. put the zing, inta appetizing dishes. They're the "first aids" to good eating, and our low, Jew prices arc a halm to bruised budgets. And don't forget our fine selection of '0-F01NT FOODS they're good "stretchers'' for ycur Ration Books.

Old Judge TEA 4 oz. box 29c

FRIZZ ICE CREAM MIX, box 27c S & W RIPE OLIVES, extra large 30c PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER, 12 oz. jar . . . 33c

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COTTAGE CHEESE CREAMERY BUTTER SWEET MILK ISLTTERMILK CEREAL CREAM Leach's COFFEE. CREAM

Duffs SPICE CAKE MIX 25c RICHELIEU COFFEE, lh. . . 36c Drip, Regular, Silex Ccsmos GOLDEN SUGAR CORN . . lie Savoy ; Asparagus, fancy, Nc. 2 can Famo ' PANCAKE FLOUR, 5 lbs. 35c

KlebeFeu Small Green Linn I5cans . . 25c KOKO WHIP i Dry eccnanut mix, jar, leg. 75c, now C'Jc KvuKmu DA N AN A FL AKES reg. 47c. now 13c 2JYLES SALT Plain or Iodized 2 boxes for 11c

Gulf Heauty SHRIMP, can Plossom Red SALMON, 1-2 size, fttt C C. OYSTERS, can Sunset 1 GRATED TUNA Premier HERRING ROE ...... Sea View GRATED BARRACUDA

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Home-made Ham Salad, lb. 15c Pickled Pigs Feet, ea. . . . 10c Home-made Potato Salad, lb : 35c Hrme-made rimcntc Cheese Spread lb. li)c ITcmc-made ' i Lean Sahid, lb. . .'. '. , .29c Saner Kraut, lb. l()c Lunch Bleats and '-. Salt Mackeral

Hot House CUCUMBERS lb. 24c

RED BUTTON RADISHES 2 bunches 15c ASPARAGUS bunch 18c NEW BEETS b;:nch.llc GREEN BEANS lh. 20c

TOMATOES ib. 27c

New TURNIPS Bunch lie

NEW PEAS lb. 19c HEAD LETTUCE Ib. 17c . AVOCADO PEARS - ei. 27c SWEET POTATOES 2 lbs. 21c CELERY lnnich 15c

: Ivory Soap Jgllc sm, 7c

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Oxydol 23c

Ivory Snow 25c

Crisco 3 lb. 75c lib. 26c

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