Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 105, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 May 1945 — Page 5

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PAGE FIVE SULLIVAN DAILY THUS- FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1945. You Cheat Yourself When YouDon't Read AH The e I ime

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DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED AD RATES Minimum Choree, 18 worda or less, S3 wutt; 8 dayi, 70 centi. Over 18 words, two cents per word additional. Double rate for blackface type or caps.

Each Initial aud abbreviation Is counted as a word. All classified ads are cash with order with exception of those firms and organizations having charge accounts with the pally Tunes. Additional charge of IS cents will be made for use of box number or keyed ads. All keyed advertisements ere confidential with the Daily Times and answers to them should be addressed an the ad slates. For examole, one keyed "Box X, care Dally. Times," Those answering it should, either mall or bring their reply, which will be turned ver to the. person placing the advertisement. Under no circumstances will the name of a person t divulged 11 the ad. I keyed.

Obituary, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.5fl. Card of Thanks, $1 ,00V Resolutions, In Memoriams, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.5(1.

For Sale METAL HOG FEEDERS, five gallon chicken founts and soy bean inoculation. Farm Bureau Co-op. I i FOR John Deere parts and -lervice call 205 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT B'LOWERS and ffTldln'f Greenhouse. Plants. VITALITY FEEDS Starter, grower, $3.bu; grower anu ueveiocer. $3.40; goat ration, $3.60; dog ... . , .-i i tood, $4.85. Abie's Feed Store. -

Perfection , ni.h.matie milking machines with, aluminum pails. Jesse E. Tuttlo,! mct York 111 . . I Trn CAT T? TVTillr nnnlprs and. r wn oijj" - deep freeze cabinets. In stock. No,6 No i.i inritv. "Lawrenceville b a l e s Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone BO. , FOR SALE 60 acres; macum-f machin-

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ery ana livestock. niyer Eggplant, Pimento, Mango,

nvailablc. Joe Walelicn, tt. 2. On Indian Prairie load. Carlisle church FOR SALE White Rock fries. Floyd Waddell, Gambill road, touth of Dugger. 7 FOR SALE Used . A.C. combine. Will have alfalfa. hai in a few days. Lyman Creed, Merom. FOR SALE Young milk cow. 2 miles south and k mile west Wildin's Greenhouse. Louie Parker, R. 1 Sullivan. ; FOR SALE 4-room house,' two lots., COS North Dwayne St. See Mabel Dorman, Phone 602-B.. . FOR SALE Household goods ai the home of Mrs. Ahnira Drodie, 105 S, Broad Street. Sale! will be Monday and Tuesday, ' May 28th and 29th. Hours from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. Electric wash-" er, kitchen cabinet, ice box, hcat-j U!g SlUVU, LUiii luiigt; cuiu umiij' other articles, in good condition. Must be sold for cash. - FOR SALE Sixteen shoats. '-k

mile south Shiloh church or fourj w . . miles east of Paxton. Floyd I WANTED Dead animals. We Chambers. - j remove your dead animals free of - - - i charge. Phone No, 9 reverse FOR SALE Cabinet electncj charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. radio. John Roberts, Shelburn R. 1, Jackson Hill 4. Shelburn phone. WANTED Boys 16 or over to 1 thin peaches. Yates Orchard Co., FOR SALE Early cabbage andOaktown, Indiana, Packing shed 1 tomato plants at Rumple's, Gray's,) mile north of town on 41. Start

nod hotbeds. Graysville F.F.A. Hotbeds. FOR SALE Clothes line post. See Miller Bros., 203 S. Broad St. All kinds welding. Portable welder. Wagons made to order. Nip & Dink. FOR SALE 30 thousand tomato and cabbage plants, .early and late. 309 W. Donaldson St. FOR SALE-Sow and 6 . pigs. Jesse Boone, R. 3 Sullivan, 3rd house north of Hickory church. JOHNSON MILL & ELEVATOR is a good place to SELL YOUR CORN. We buy every day, hours 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Highest prices paid. Convenient and easy to- (lump. Dead Animals Removed kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. - John W achtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

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smoke house, brooder house, zie Turpin, Dugger, across Linco station. liezfrom FOR SALE 15 bu. corn, lawn mower and 18 bantam chickens. 46 S. Court. FOR SALE Peonies for sale Mrs. Ida Bowman, 310 S. Main. FOR SALE Oue set tug barncss. double A narrow, anu one cultivator and tractor cultivator. uaynoid Figg, Paxton It. II. , otticr I FOR SALE House and 'buildings. They. must be moved. It, interested write Box.-W, c-o Daily Times. . -: , : FOR .SALE One yearling saddle bred filly, red sorrell with white markings, the " kind you :n 1:1...' - v. 1 ..i. j will line, one uiatn. bduuic niaic, y,s. old gentle for ladies or children;: also one Jersey cow.. Wm. A. Wilkey, R. .2 Sullivan, 1 - FOR SALE Early and late Cabbage, 'and. Tomato, Cauliflow-1 Hot and Sweet Peppers and Zinnias. Leave orders at Gray's and Rumple's by 4.00 p. m. Graysville F.F.A. Hotbeds. x : FOR SALE Riding horses, all colors, lady broke; also saddles. Large and small. Also three Spotted: gilts to farrowsoon..T, . A. Springer Farm, north New LebI anon. " , , . . - FOIt SALE One lot men's good used suits sizes 36 to 42; men's heavy work shoes and dress shoes, good soles and heels: All r kinds of used ' clothing. John waiaori, uuu N. bection. ; ' FOR RENT Ft)R liENT Double Abo want ironing to do; Court or caU 9075. gai-age. 321 S. Wanted 1 ' WANTED j ished house 1 R24-L TO or RENT Unfurnapartment; Call Friday WANTED 25 or 30 more people to attend Sunday School at1 Old Hickory Church Sunday morning.Miscellaneous NOTICE Anyone wishing to contract, tomato acreage call at A. L, Robertson Greenhouse. WE have three of the leading varieties, of sweet potato plants ready for sale. ROBERTSON GREENHOUSE. . COMPARE Then buy from our ' many bargains in used furniture,: stoves, ice boxes, radios and ap-j pliances. Our easy payment plan we deliver on the first, down pay ment. Used Furniture Store, 107 J. West Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T. Conger. WOODWARD HARDWARE: for Poll Roofing, Bath Tubs, and. Coal Hot Water Heaters. Dugger, Ind. CARS GREASED, . batteries charged in car while . you . wait, mufflers and tail pipes installed,, tires repaired and recapped or vulcanized, passenger car reliners. Special prices' on Atlas tires and batteries. Open 7:00 a. m., close 12:00 p. m. 7 days per week. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. NOTICE All kinds , of Garden ancfi flower plants for sale at F.obertson Plant Farm, N. Court and. Highway 41.

DO YOUR OWN floor sanding. Rent our sander by the hour. Also uee our Shcrwin-WilUaras Floor Finish. The County Hardware Phone 47.

WEAR a Spencer especially designed for you. Mrs. Georgia Bardsley, corsetiere, Shelburn. THOSE interested in Old Hickory cemetery get their contribu tions to Wilson McClellan, R. Sullivan. i CASH IN on your unwanted furniture. We buy, sell and trade, good used furniture. We handle clothing on consignment basis.. P & A Furniture Co., 105 S. Main. NOTICE Lawn mowers sharp cned and repaired, Rebuilt mow-! ers for gale. Also porch swings and lawn chairs made to order. 260 W. Beech. Phone .403. j TERMITES Is your property lniested. with them? These insects do considerable damage annually. They work in the materials and property treatea oy pressure and oe sure you get ria oi mese pests. Estimates and inspections free. Work done and guaranteed by ex-r.e.-nnnn r4. en: huicuwcu iiicit. vji luu i ovuuveui Termite Control Co. Milton Opal Firtle, Sulhvan SPECIAL PRICE this week on baby beds, maple finish, $19.50. WOODWARD HARDWARE CO., DUGGER, IND. EACH Spencer Support is in--Mivwuaiiy aewguea, cut ana maae. to - - meet the -specific posture ana health need of the one person who is to wear it. Iva Giles. Call 561 after 5, p. m. : NOTICE Tri Kappa Rummage Sale-at the former Mace Filling In. at Thin Tfwmftn nlnA V, 1 1 v, m Station at corner of Section and Washington on June 7, 8, 9. j IJ . DIXIE GRILL will be CLOSED Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 28, 29 and 30 for repairs and cleaning. , I - ' LOST LOST Pair plastic rimmed glasses between Jumor High and City Park. Finder pleas phone "712;- : ; TODAY'S (MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, May 25.Produce: Poultry Broiler;;, fryers and roasters under 5 lbs. and Barred (and White Rock springers, 29.78 .ceiling. Colored and Leghorn i ..r.. u u a u ( 0(1 .uv., Lxizavjf uiccu lieu:,, 26.28; Leghorn hens, 2128; cocks, 15c, Butteifat, No. J 51c. Butter, 45.63c for No. 45.13q for No. 2. Eggs, Sic. 1 and INDIANAPOLIS, -Livestock: May 25. ttJ.P.) Hogs, 3,000; good and choice 140-160 -lbs. and up, $14.80; 100140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good- and choice sows, $14.05. Cattle, 300; calves, 300; two loads good and choice 775-lb. fed heifers. $10.50; odd lot steers $13.30 $15.00:. good beef cows. $13.00 $14.25; few $14.50 or more, Vealers top $17.00. Sheep, no receipts. , ; To the People of this Community ? You have a D-Day today. You won't die, lose limbs, sight or ' mental faculties in battle. Yolt ' assignment is to buy extra War .Bonds. - There have been many D . Days in this war. D-Day on the Norm a n d y beaches. DDay on Tarawa. D-Day on I w o J i m a, D- . Day on Oki- . nawa. What IS !l:"lilct for V'Mll. enne ' brothers, husband?, fi'ip'ids faring a D-Day in the bnlile zones? ' It's prayer and- nervous.iesr. ' ' nightmarish tension and thoughts of home. 1 ' What's it like for you facing . ' another home front D-Day? You , 1 axe the only person who can "an- , jswep this question. No mpUc 'what -.the final, story is in this ,' ' community, you will not have , met your responsibilities unless , (jtou have bought more extra , ' bonds than, ever before in a war J loan. - . I , Opening day of the mighiv 7th 1 , War Loan is an ooooi-tunitv to I rededicafe yourself 10 ths tasl; i of nailing down the v'.r'.o.-r. THE EDITOR

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Mrs. Bellann Robinson has ilw,., AUl rt iew " i.no. Frances Birrell. ! uuroui oaager ana cniiaren SDent last week in Porn TnW I with relatives Mrs. Frank'Polvin went to Indianapolis to attend the m - j "i rueucement exercises of her

daughter, Miss Ella Mae PolviiV Mrs.- Anna Shepherd and Mrs. who graduated from nurses train- Nami Davis were in Terre Haute ing at the Methodist uosoilal. (Thursday. ,

The 4-H Club'' officers' training meeling was held at the hich schrio, Maw 17lh Arl ,,: Rlliivan .' T ouinvan countv werp nrfsont Refreshments of cookies and lem onade were served. I Mrs Kpnnoth FlmnJ.. ..vtnui VAlllVllUOVil and Tir t ,. t . . ... 1 w -t Mrs. Gilbert Everhart. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Opal Coffin and family returned home Wednesday . " Mrs. Deibert Berry and son were in Sullivan Thursday. - Mrs. Elisha 'Kinder was 'in Ja-

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sonville Thursday. , ; Mr. and Mrs., James Marjowe and Mrs. Leon Littlejohn were in Linton Thursday. I Earl Woodruff was in Jason;ville Thursday. Mrs. Ezra Criss was in Terre U,R) Haute Thursday. ; Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

.101111 roiioweij Wednesday were Mrs. Henry David aud daughters, Faye, Bonnie and Patty of De troit, Pvt. Perry Wilson of Camp c. ' .'. . ' Slielhy, Mississ ssissippi, Mrs. Helen Wilson and daughter, Stella, and Jackie Wiison of Sullivan. Mrs. 'Tom Bridwell visited her husband in the Mary Sherman Hospital, Sullivan, Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coyncr were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Stella

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Public Auction on Thursday, May 31, 1945 at 12:30 p.m. Located l- utile west of Indian Prairie Church or 6 miles east of Carlisle on farm known as Clyde Shake farm:

TOOLS F-12 Farmall tractor, tractor cultivators, 6-foot disc and tandem, wagon with box bed, corn planter, fertilizer .attachment; oil drums, 100 torn ti to hampers,

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givMig 4 gal. of milk per day; one 8-yr-old Jersey to fresh en soon. 2 milk goats, one gilt.

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Warf ord. Mrs. John Hope spent the week with her brother and family at Odon, Indiana. wirs, iviona nopKins was in Terre Haute, Wednesday. jjrs g Sullivan A. Hammack was in Thursday. Lt. Virginia Edds arrived here inursaay tor a niteen-aay lurloueh with her Par Mr. and 'Mrs - Carl Edd- before having for for overseasMrs. Frank Shepherd are ari.nouncing the arrival of a granddaughter June, tiwwht.or of Mr and Mrs .Tank Hsrmm, and Mrs, Jack Harmon. The condition of Sam Farrar is still very serious. Mrs. Win. Moan was in Sullivan and Linton Thursday. Mrs. Link Jones, Mrs. Stella Thomas and daughter, Mabel were in Sullivan Thursday. Mrs. Mildred Forsythe and Earl Wheeler of Detroit, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler. I Bits 01 News (Continued from Pago One) I vision one of the veteran divisions in General Jacob ; LDevers' 6th Army Group these infantrymen slashed through the rugged terrain of Northern Alsace as right wing of a U, S. Seventh Army squeeze maneuver on German troops caught in the Saar Basin. They knifed through Maginot and Siegfried Fortresses, then cut eastward to the Rhine to be (he first Seventh Army troops to reach the historic river on German soil.. 1 The 143rd, commanded by Lt, jCol. Charles J. Donholm, Pough- , keepsic, N. Y., has won a high reputation for combat efficiency in all types of battle. It stormed the beaches of Italy and Southern France and performed the slow and tedious task of taking rugged mountain heights. Troops of the 143rd gobbled up as much as 70 miles a day as part of the Butler Task Force, a flying column which later, with the rest of Ihe 36th Division, bottled up the entire German 19th Army in the will sell at one bicycle. cook table, fruit jars, ot'iet M MiV ---- irn .

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