Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 102, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 May 1945 — Page 5
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SULLIVAN DAILY TDiES-c TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1945. HALICIDV3 You Cheat Yourself When YouDon'tRead AII.THe.Want Ads All The Time
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Obituary; 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50. Card of Thanks, $1.00. Resolutions, In Memorlams, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50.
For Sale METAL hog feeders, garden tlows and soy bean inoculation. Farm Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere . . parts and crvlce call 285 at Mace The & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and Plants. Wlldin'i Greenhouse. VITALITY FEEDS Starter, grower, $3.80; grower and developer, $:i.40; goat ration, $3.60; dog food, $1.85. Abie's Feed Store. FOR SALE Irjw Perfection automatic milking chines Jhj a unununi Pa Is. . Je.se E. Tuttlc, West York, III. FOR SALE An A-l riding saddle and bridle. Joe Morris, 524 South Main. : . FOR SALE Milk coolers and deep freeze cabinets. In stock. No priority. Lawrenceville Sales' Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90. ' FOR SALE Coas and dresses, Pizes 14-16. Call after five. 309 N. Main. Vcrna Jean Dugger. FOR SALE 60 acres; machinery and livestock. Electricity available. Joe Waletich, Carlisle R. 2. On Indian Prairie church road. and FOR SALE Team, mare "ihcrsc,.5 and 7 yrs., 1600 lbs.. sound; good workers. Reasonable. Clarence . LaiKl',-west edge "Worthington. .... FOR SALE OR RENT (5-room house, 327 Johnson St. E. M. Leach, Sullivan R. 3. SEED CORN Our B'UNK'S G HYBRID seed corn arriving Mar. 15lh. Order now and be sure. Monroe Feed Service. FOR SALE Early cabbage and tomato plants at Rumple's, Gray's, and hotbeds. Graysvi'lle F.F.A. Hotbeds. ' . . - FOR SALE Piano and small coal cook stove. Good condition. C1.8 N. Main. Phone 254-Y. FOR SALE Hospital bed with Jnnerspnng mattress., Both in good condition. William Boles, 1 miles northeast of Graysviilc. FOR SALE lD.'iO Plymouth in good condition, Kenneth Horton, ! 934 E. Washington. I
. Building, opposite Judex. SpouFOR SALE-Un.versal portable sors latUes of st. Mary's Church, inilker, single unit. $125. Elihui . . . .
Huff, Sullivan R. 2. Graysville Phone. CAR LOAD of linker oil treated stoker coal on track. Please order at once for immediate delivery. Draper Coal Company, Phone 14. FOR SALE First class gasoline pressure range, looks like new. Lavere Marshall, Shelburh, east of railroad. JOHNSON MILL & ELEVATOR Is a good place to SELL YOUR, CORN. We buy every day, hours 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 T. M. Highest prices paid, fionvenient id easy to dump. , Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses,, cows, heep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Siilli,'an phone W,12 or Crawford mi of Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We ,pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Go Terre Haute, Indiana
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FOR ,S ALE Two-room house and lot" in Paxton. Inquire at Cecil Cox's, Paxton Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals Tree of charge. , Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co., FEATHERS WANTED Mew or old. Ship or write to Sterling Feather Co., 1)07 No. Broadway, St. Louis 2, Mo.' WANT TO BUY 4 pigs. Fred Cummins, Phone Shelburn 170. somcoto clcau WANTED Paperhanger at 421 So. Slate St., Sullivan, Ind. WANTED Feeder pigs weighingup to 40 lbs. Bill A. Dodds, R. 1 Sullivan. Phone 9212. j ' WANTED Painter to , house. Waller Everhart, 6 (northeast of Sullivan. paint miles Miscellaneous NOTICE Anyone wishing to contract tomato acreage call at A. j L. Robertson Greenhouse. j NOTICE All kinds of Garden and flower plants for sale at jKobertson Plant Farm, N. Court j and Highway 41. . COMPARE Then uuy trom our many bargains in used firniture, 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. TV Conger. I CABS GREASED, batteries charged in car while you wail, ! mufflers and tail pipes installed, 'tires repaired and recapped or vulcanized, passenger car reliners. Special prices on Atlas tires and t batteries. Open 7:00 a. in., close 1 12:00 p. m. 7 days per week. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. RE-OPENING shop. 471 S. Bell. Pat's welding 4 blocks west DeeP Rotk Station. NOTICE Tire and tube prices reduced again. Example, 600 x 16 4 ply, $15.93 tax included. Flynn's, Paxton. RUMMAGE SALE Thursday, Friday, May 24th and 2!ith, Akcrs LOST Work waist, with giovf-s, State Highway 154. Lost Saturday, May 1!). Reward. C. E. Watson, Graysville Phone. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors ?md friends for the beautiful lloral offerings and kind expressions of sympathy in the death of ;o'ur father and brother, llerschcl Hawkins. Hawkins Family. FACTOGRAPHS The Stalwarts was r. name ap plied to members of the Republican party in New York state ii 1S31. laled adhering to Sen'atorr Conklins and Piatt, who were oppoL-d to tne "Half-Breeds' who favored the administration' of Garfield. . Amber islands are famed fot their amber. They are situated in the North sea, from Denmark to the mouth of the Rhine. '. Stone mountain in Georgia, Is a massive dome of muscovile granite, said to be the largeat in the world. Magnesium has been known to man since 1695.
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WITH the cessation of hostilities in Europe, our huge air force will turn its might upon Japan. Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle (above), who ied the first air assault on Tokyo, predicts that 2000-plane raids will be made upon the Nipponese homeland. "The size of the American air force operating against Japan," he laid, "will continue to be increased is airfields become available and mpply routes and communication Oases are established." Flying Fort--esses and Liberators used in battering Germany will be shifted to ttie Pacific. . (f7iternoionol) RATIONING AT A GLANCE Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fab, Canned Fish,' Canned Milk. Book 4 red stamps Y-5, Z-5 and A-2 through U-2 now valid. E-2 through J-2 invalid after June M0. M uuuugu r- invaiiu alter July 31. Q-2 through U-2 invalid a.ter Aug. il. Used Fats. Two red points an 4 cents given for one pound of waste fats. ' Proc;SSr:.f FooflS. Blue stamps 11-2 through M-2 invalid after Junc2. N-2 through S-2 invalid after June ,30. T-2 through X-2 invalid after July 31. Y-2, Z-2 and A-l through C-l invalid after Aug. 31. Shoes. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 airplane stamps in Book 3 good until further notice. OPA says no plans to cancel any. New stamp valid Aug. 1. Sugar. Stams 35 and 30 how valid for five pounds each. 'Stamp 35 valid through June 2. Stamp 36 valid through Aug. 31. Gasoline Stamp A-15 good wr 4 gallons through June 21. B-6, C-6 B-7 and C-7 coupons valid for' five g&llons. ' Fuel mi New period 1, 2, .'1, 4 and 5 connuns ;imH old ni.rinrl A un,i k .. X ' J"'f, lM f WW pons valid through Aug. 31. rrice Information. i Obtain price information from the Trice Clerk of your local War Tiice and Ralioninc Board.. Rpport any overcharges. One-Minute Test . In what country did the weaving of silk originate? ' 2. In which country were cotton, fabrics first used ? 3. What materials did the ancient Egyptians use for. clothing before cotton and silk were discovered? ! Hints on Etiquette Did you ever notice how many people you meet as you go about yoiy business who have melancholy faces? It is depressing, isn't
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stark and daughter, Dee, and Mrs. Esta Stark, who have spent the past few moiilhs ii Hollywood, Florida, returned to their home here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCrarken spent the week-end in Indianapolis with relatives, , Mr. and Mis. Russell Scott spent Sunday in Clay City. Kelley Wiiite is ill at his home here. Mrs. Tommy Thomas, who has her children for a idianapolis, relurnrday, , Miss Ola Richmond' of Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Gregg cf Farmersburg were dinner g' csts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Med Richmond and daughter, Norma Jean. . Wayne Wallissa, U. S. Navy, is homo olya live-day leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallissa and family. ' Cpl. Robert Strahle left Friday for an Army hospital at Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs. Mary Strahle- was in Terre Haute Friday. Mary K. House went to Farnicrsburg Saturday to visit her grandparents, Mi and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ruth Ladd was in Jasonville Saturday, Mrs. Floyd Cooper of Tone Haute visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Pierson and husband. 1 Mrs. Albeit Grubb and daughter of Indianapolis, visited her I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ' Curtis Sunday. Kenneth Callahan was hi Terre I'.aiite Monday. Mies Carolyn Uixon returned llomc Sunday evening spf.1K)ing Ulc wcck.e,jd with her grandparents in Terre Haute Tluc Elue c'las? Mp?ts The True Bluo snday School 'class he,d i,s monthly meeting at ibiiaKainaK park along with their husbands and children Thursday evening, May 17. The husbands desiring to spare their wives ihe work derided to prepare 'he 'onu Was it food? Of riimsr! Tlio urn i fried chicken, a crisn colden l.rown. made eravv. inst . iirht. made staw, bean salad and coffee. A graham crack ei pudding added the right note to the menu. Th shelter house in which the!" parly vas held is on the west side of the lahe ami an ideal place. Did we pet cold? oh no! two big furnaces with plenty of wood, made a roaring fire, it was so cozy we hated to leave at Jie cloe of the evening..' Those Prese,lt were Gerald and Rowena Mathers and son. Mnx a,K' ,0's Peterson and tons, Lucillc Westheud and daughter. nil mond daui'.htcr, and Mary Barnett and Mrs. Bert Merrill, Pete nnd.IMi Mathews -iiid Pvt. 7'cte I Mathews, Jr., on furlough, Wayne and Alm;' Jefrcrs and Ia'n,yi H?,rry and CcnIia Enstrom and Xi,milv and Yvonne Hill. We had
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Hyircra Study Club Meets. : inooivfor quilting arid other work. The Hymera Study Club held ' A good attendance was present, their annual May Breakfast at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brewer the west shelter house at Shaka-'land daughter, Phyllis of Newmak State Park Thursday, May 17! castle spent the week-end with at 8 a. m. I Mr- and Mrs. Raymond Hale and After a short business session other relatives. Mrs. Bessie Rose the new yearbooks were given ,and daughter, - Bculah of Sullioi't. New officers for 1945-1910 .van, accompanied them home for
are: President, Mrs. Freeda Slewart; Vice-President, Mrs. Bertha Willey; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Lois Peterson., The committee headed by Mrs.
Agnes Van' Arsdall, Mrs. Beulah! ims . vva.yne U'xaiKi son, Crowder and Mrs. Lois Peterson ! Ralph of, Bicknell visited Mrs. reported $66.55 raised and paid ' Amanca Roach and Mrs. Owrcn on the Township quota for "Can-!King Sunday and attended church
cer Control." The club is grateful to everyone who contributed to this worthy cause. ' The delicious breakfast was prepared by Marjerie Strawn, Nellie Worth, Ethel Cox and Jeancttc Callahan and consisted of bacon, eggs, rolls, doughnuts, jellies, preserves, tea and coffee. After, breakfast the guests played1 games. Members present were Mary Barnett, Bertha Willey, Jeanette Callahan, Marjorie Strawn, Beu lah Crowder. Gracp Mnt Rr.u,nQ Mathers, Mary Julian, Nellie Van' AV2l?t?y - G l3 Sx Dcl' c1S terS0"' Eih,el ZMc Rpr? m n nS' CStell Mrs 'wfn r" GUrStSI W6rG Mrs. Winnie Tennis of Indianfpolis, Mesdames Myrtle Curry, Mary Blubaugh and Louise Asmiry of Sullivan. Mrs.. Curry invited the club to spend June 14th at her home nortn r Sullivan and her.inviunion was accepted. - Mrs. Ruth Wills and Haiifhtm-c v ranees and Barbara, f jUcv Rnrton, -Bill Harris and Howard jiobK spent the week-end with I ivir, and ivrrs. Jamps Rurfr... family near Terre Hanfp Mrs.. Cora Dungan was called lo Robinson Sunday due to the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Flora Spraguc. Charles and Olan Vickrey spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Miles Miller and daughter of Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas- Smk-a were guests Sunday of Mr. ' and Mr Harold Malum and diiughIter. ' . Mr- anrJ Mls- Bi,ly pcii of Ind- ! 'a'lapo!'5 we,e P'ests Sunday of Mr. and family. Mrs. Bill Hcid ind i ! Mr. and M's. Willard .Snarks u fcu" 01 mcnanapojis spent vhe rerk-end here with relatives Mrs. Mary Jones is confined to her home with illness. Mr. and Mrs. Falli.s Ward and daughter of olie-.ourn spent Saturday afternoon here with relatives. NORTH BUCKTOWN Miss Geratdine Browning returned home Saturday alter visiting the past two WR?ks with Mr. and Mrs. diaries Riggs and daughter of Belmont, Illinois. M'-s. Kenneth PaiRe and daughter, Sharon, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mack Mayfield and daughter, Beverly. win success through selr-cuw A happy and successful marriage is Indicated. New associations andor new plana may lead to much greater thigs than appear possible at their inception. Keej your ideals high and yowr eye keen, so that you may look be. yond even ttie . fr.-thest horizon. Settle business problem's today, j.' One-Minute Test Answers 1. China. 2. India. 3. Linen and wool.
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Mrs. Paul Wallace and son vipited Mrs. Hubert Hale Friday afternoon. Mrs. 'Wayne Cox and at Mt. Moriah Mr. ana Mrs. Harvey Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Dunbar and daughter of Anderson were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier. Sgt. Max Usrey spent Ih.c week-end with his wife and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hale and Jamily. Mary Helen. Helidrickson of Terre Haute spent - the week-end 1 with her parents, Mr, and Ms. Harry Hendrikson and family. Mrs- Alta Enochs Miss LaVer" Bedwell and Mrs. Dale Stanton of Indianapolis spent Sunday afteroon with Mrs. Ada Stanton. Arthur Browning, Y 3c, Petty officer of the United Stales Navv, ' Mrs. Arthur Browning and r.ons 1 of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Tliis- 1 spR Figg and children, Mrs. Paul Wallace and sou and Miss Mar .lone .Cox were dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Browning and family. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Moore of Dugger, visited Mr., and Mis. Mack Mayfield and ' daughter Sunc,ay evening. Mrs. Wendell Miller, Mrs. "Hu bert Fale, and Mrs. Donald pahmier visited Mrs, Owren King Sunday afternoon. DR. A. C, McI'IFAIL Will he in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWKIJ.-fn'vOWN SHOE CO.
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