Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 108, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 May 1945 — Page 3

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STJLHVAN DAILY TIMEK WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1945

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For Sale

TORSE TANK with bog fount f

corn planter, op. roR John Deere parts

vice call 285 at Mace Tire & jcathcr and

ttery,. Service, .Sullivan, Ind. ;UT FLOWEitS and Plants. Idiri'i Greenhouse. VITALITY FEEDS Starter, nver, S3.B0; grower and develr, $3.40; goat ration, $3.60;, dog id, $4.85. Abie's Feed Store. ?OR SALE rew Perfection tumptie milking maciiines with lruinum 2st York, III

FOR SALE bO acres; macnui- WANTED A ride to Arizona,

2. On Indian Prairie church johnson

ad. I' Oil . bAJLii:. r.iecim; motors: jctional- to 1M H.P. In 1 'ciiiolp ny, LaWrenceville, Til. Phone1 ;r FOR SALE ., 5-room house, not modern, only ectricityi Garage, large, lot, good .!.(. Clh-Trnll St PoSSeSfLclliui. ,. in soon. ; ; ' i ' ; . I 5-room ; semi-modem ; nouse, j ith basement, small bamf poulr y house, built-in front porch. A ce home. 530 East Washington ;. Possession soon. CHARLES M. USREY , Real Estate & Lisurance Phone 542-Y. . FOR SALE Two metal beds id springs; living room suite, in jod condition. 611 North Section Ireet. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1941 eSoto four-door. OPA warrant-J 1 ceiling, $1375. Chas. E. Sproatt, aktown, Ind. FOR SALE F-12 International actor on rubber, plows and culvators. A-l condition. Bill Willis, axton. FOR SALE Side delivery rake, ettinger Farms, Phone 8022." OR SALE 1936 Ford V8 .1 tern truck, good tires. Forest urton, R. 1 Merom. Graysville hone. FOR SALE Shallow and deep ell water systems for farm use. awrenceville Sales Company, awrenceville, 111. Phone 90. FOR SALE Used i large size lorence heater, also Furnace Cirjlator Heatrola,' good condition, ill Wise, Shelburn,' Ind. , v FOR SALc' Spotted 3-yr-old urse. Lowell. Hale, Cass. FOR SALE One Windcliaiger lighting System. Plenty of wire 'm. A. Sweet, Shelburn, Ind. T 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 dump. Dead Animals Removed Kl kinds: horses, cows, eheep,' calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service. Sullian phone 332 or Crawford 201 or Crawford . 53109, Terre Haute. We pay, all phone charges. 21 hour service John Wachtej Co Tptt fTat;t. (nHinnx

FOR SALE 3Q0 big type English While Leghorn pullets 10 days

old. $18 per. 100, Dillingham

Farm Bureau, for SALE One team

mares, seven ana eignt, weigh c-hrint' 13(1(1 parh with double set

and c lodlm. TiornAca nnH rnllnrc' nil

like new. John Waldorf, 809 N. Section, Sullivan, t ' WantGC

"zr-r'-' , ; : rr Miss Jean White is planning to WANTED Dead animals. Wereturn tQ cleveland witn her sis. temove,yo dead animals free of Flora w for toe summcr iliarge. Phone No. 9 reverse! charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. J Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Romine uuiTiimc. ntinTrn'"t ' 1 pud son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold FEATHERS WANTED New or, .... . mna ,, Rlllvn

milking macmnes wun old Shi it to- sterling to v, Tuttle -r, , pa ls. Jesse ELTutUe, Feather c 907 Np Broadway, 111.- ' - IK T.mna 9 Mn 1

f ana uvcsiolb.. w. j Dy manj Wle and child. Will ailable. Joe:. Walelich,. Carlisle share expenses. Inquire 219 West;

-fT ... WAMTFn Ktoamr or ward-, robe' trunk, also suitcase. Alfred Mril-rierin 910 Woct Tohncnn t ' 1

ase. Also a lew sues m . .. . : i asp. Lawrenceville Sales Com- wAMTirtiTn' miv' n. ..,j

I M 1 UiJ A Vf LIU JL 11C " CUUU .milk cow. Elzie Wright, Fairbanks,'. Ind. Fairbanks Phone. . ,'',!!:. Late model ' WANTED TO BUY used car, tires not necessary. Call 633-L or see Joe Gallacher; r i ( 1 I WANTED, TO BUY Mowing machine;, two-bottom' tractor ' 14 b. W; J. Powell, R. 4. , , . , Miscellaneous NOTICE Anyone wishing to contract tomato acreage call at A. Li Robertson Greenhouse. WE have three of the leading varieties of sweet potato plants ready for sale. ROBERTSON Uit4MnUUr,. 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 West Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T. Conger. WOODWARD HARDWARE for Roll Roofing, Bath Tubs, and Coal Hot Water Heaters. Dugger, Ind. EXPERT GREASING with high grade products, by scientifically proven methods. Drive in! HUD'S STANDARD STATION. FEED Man-a-Mar feeds and get results. Starter and Grower, $3.95 per 100. Dillingham Hatchery. To fi, Peppa Ci l of this Communityi A'yeae ago today, your War j Bonds backed the most fateful. the mightiest assault in history me ii-juay invasion oi xmier s EuroDe. W5HI Secretary of the Treasury Henry Moj'genthau Jr. reminded.' Amerir cans that an Army wins.'through as.mu c h,- a S i through" its. weapons.vLmsim "bource of , th soirit in our army, lies right here at home. Our support will , ue icueoca in i:ie uaiucs iu , come," he said. . ,- Today's war news gives you i the .picture of what can be 9Ct compLshed by home. front back-, i inn of flghtift men. But your war job is far, from finished. 'The 7th War Loan is the mightiest, call upoa. you yet; because; the heaviest part of the job is; ' still to; be completed. Secretary I Morgenthau's. observations on. i DiDay deserve to be burned into 1 i your conscience today, a year . later.- They must be heeded as ' never before. Yom1 7th War Loan bond buying will-tell our' flght-:-t mg men what they need above . . all.else.to. know that the people! . 1 for whom they are fighting are , 1 soueuy baca or them THS EDJTCR

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith of East Glenn spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs. Frank LaFollette of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mrs Cordelia Cash. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson of. Indianapolis, will spend a few days at their home here this week. ( Mrs. Wm. Sweet' spent the past j. vvurn. ill AiiuiaiiaiJUiis Willi ivii. and Mrs. Fred Osborne. The Degree Staff of the Sullivan Rebekah Lodge conferred the degree on two candidates for Sarah Ellen Rebekah Lodge 351 of Shelburn, Thursday evening, May 24th. The work was beautiful and impressive. Refreshments of alad, cake and coffee were served to a large crowd. Kelly White, was taken to Union j Hospital in Terre Haute on Sunbay, day, May 27th. Two sons, Arnold White of Detroit, Mich.,and Clarnnno White hin riff Maiirip anrt Xm,rrVA, 7Mn.t. PiHk rf T tt i d 1 nn Kentucky, are now with their father. Also, his daughter. Flora jWall of Cleveland, is now visiting at home. """r"""r' ' and Mr. and Mrs. rrancis mcCr&cken of Terre Haute, visited i Kelly White, recently. ALL KINDS welding. Portable : . . nr.. 3 i.-, ,1 IstJVIUU. VVtagulia iliciuc iu uiuti. Clothes line posts. 203 S. Broad St. Miller Bros., Nip & Dink. - ' uuuia uei your urucr ir July thicks. on. our book enrly and. " ' d011'1 be disappointed. uiiiinguam naicnery. I RADIATORS cleaned and , . . f . A i necessary( wear or a vital part of t your aufo's 1 ; engine, HUD'S' STANDARD STATION. NOTICE All kinds of Garden' and flower plants for sale at. Robertson Plant Farm, N. Court , and Highway 41. : SPECIAL PRICE this week on

baby beds, maple finish, $19.50.' thick flats and sma1 mis WOODWARD HARDWARE CO., are ope abundant this year than DUGGER, IND. , usual due to the drought condi- . , v : itions of the 1944 production sea- " . 'soil, states K. E. Beeson, Purdeu , IN MEMORIAM " , University Extension agronomist. In loving memory of our'Farmers having equipment for father, . A. S. Dillingham, who handling these grades need not

passed away May 31st, 1944. Our thoughts take us back to the yester-year, To thoughts of home and you; And we think of all the happy days, The ones We spent with you. If we could just see you once . again, Your smile, your laugh, your frown, Oh, this world will never be the same Because you are not around,

We' don't know why you had to!. 1""e","e,,:,"-c. w"? i in the speed of germination. In

But things happen for the best;!one test small rounds germinated We miss you so. but still we knowore "P"1 an large. In an-

That you are now at rest. ' J The Children.

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PLANE AFLAME QpfEREST ;to farmers 1 ROUND-THICK CORN SEED SUITABLE-TESTS SHOW ! LAFAYETTE, Ind.,' May 28, - Bn m(ip, nf hvbrid seed ncsnaic 10 use mem, ioi penur mance tests made by S. E. Miles of the Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station have shown little difference in yield between them and medium flat grades. Where the same stands were established with both flat and round grains, and germination was equally good, yields vere very nearly the same. Germination of round particularly should be throughly checked before they are purchased or used. OL(Jt:i leai. uic laigc secu, iiico'f shape, produced faster growing seedlings than ' the small.

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Plants from both sizes of seed eventually were equal in height,

Yields from different sizes-, and' , Saturday. 1 .. . shapes of seed were very nearly t" Mrs.' Nellie Robbins and chiJdthe same. For early planting, i ren and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brolarger sized seed grains are us-; shears and sous, Bill and George naiiv nroforrMt in pivp ihfi seed-! visited Mrs. Reiui Broshears in

gs 'more plant food, but ones the soil is throughly warmed little difference in "seedling vigor has been noted. Old ideas r'ceardmc advantages' or disadvantages of using round grams noin me onus or ufs in cars have no significance for in maRing nyoria seea coin au grains of a given pedigree carry exactly the same breeding irrespective of shape, and will give similar performance. Matching the seed to planting Tnipmpnt is the important consideraion. Indiana hybrid seed corn distributors can recommend planter plates for their grades of seed corn, ana . in some cases, can supply the plates. Recommendations may also be obtained from corn planter distributors, or from the Seed Certification Service of elation at West Lafayette, Ind. i JERICHO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashburn and daughter, Doris, were in yJimmyHatlb All The critics aren't on the, DRAMA PAGE. THEY'LL DO IT . EVER. TIME. ,J ; ilk tcr-EP.wro,'

PILOT SAFE

Dugger Saturday night ' Kena lviae figg was in.jjjger D"SSer recently.' lerald Moody was in Linton ' Tuesday. Devyey Burch of Cuss was in D"Kger Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodman and Mr. and Mrs WillarH r.nnriman and cnjldren Dugger Saturday. visited , in Hilda Brewer was in Dugger Saturday. Mrs. Agnes Collins was in Dugger Saturday, . M ..,. ' :: rTrlSi& t. van county, in th. Sullivan cir.jSrie' iMI( "' 13"5' - vs. Cliarlps W. MiKl.m (.miiii)IhiiiI Nn. WIR. C;ii!s nf Ai fi'in. C(;!ii)l;ji!U tor XJivurue Rinl custody. UK .IT KNOWN. Tli:.t on t,I mill lay ni May. in I In- y .'it r.H.i. tin- hImivp tifi tn.-rl p!:i!nUff. by Ki.-dwi-II. Rudwcll ami IIbiiii. At(i.i-nvx, fil,--,i in tlic uflic-i. ut II)'- Olfi-k iif tin. Sullivan ('iiriiit C-'iirt li.-r nn'rinlaint. uiwinMt th- (li'ffticl;tnt in tin- aly,vi rntitlcrt citiife. InspiiiiT with an affidavit f vonipctPiil pi'rsim tliat patfl drlVnilant Cliarli-H W. Mmlwn is m.t rpsidnnt of tin- Slat! of Iniliaiia. Sitii'J lii-l'-'liiliint tlu-n-fotn in lipi-cby sair complaint asiiiBt !' ai,i J-i.iac of artnin Mntf C'inipl.'lint for Divoiv land Custody, and llial unless t appears and anmnii or i-iinii-s thprido "t Dip ralliii). of ,;.iii laimi- ut l,lf IIi.hihp In Sullivan County, and Slato of IndoMia. on the dny of July, !)ir.. yaid complaint, find h? u.-ilt!'ra and thiiiHn llvipiti coidalrifd anil alleged, will be heard and clntcrminnd in tiis ahsi-nro. WITNKSS. It:- Cli'ik and S-al nf said Court, this lfith d-iv of Mnv 1')tf, JAM H. RI.N'liKR,, Cli'i'k of Sullivr-n Cin-tiit Court,. Uedwidl. tvdwoii nd tfair.fa, Atl'i.'inys for Plaintiff, lat ins 5-16-43 3t. One ?,flnute Test t. I'Vir viin'it was the state of Ul.ih J:nt'H'l? 2. An or wiirmi was Virginia riamcU? What wait th1 origin of the name New Hampshire? t WvnU of Wifulmn If nwn Tlio dirl things) talked J;alf miub a riien who know bow thinqa oi'Riit to be done, life v.tiuM not be wvrtii living. Prince of Wales. Today's Horoscope A sunny disposition is enjoyed I he person who has a. birthday today. You dislike ease and idleness, and are always ,"on the go." You are quick-tempered, and sometimes brutally frank in

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Indiana Defense Relocation Corporation In Co-opeiation With The . United States Government .

OFFERS' :E0R:, SALEl

: ' BENTON COUNTY, INDIANA ' j TWENTY-FIVE FARMS rangiiiff iu size from 80 to 240 acres. Twelve of these farms arc fully improved, one Is partially 1mpreved and twelve iinimprovecl. All farms' located on good roads with market facilities available in nearby towns. Land In fair to good stale of fertility. Buildings and land adapted to general crop and livestock farming. m . WARREN COUNTY, INDIANA ELEVEN FARMS ranging in size from 80 to 301 acres. 5ix of these farms are fully Improved and five are unimproved. Good market facilities available in nearby towns.; AIL' farms located on 'good roads. Laud in fair to good stale of fertility. Buildings and land adapted to general crop and livestock farming. TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA. FOUR FARMS of 120, 112, 120 and 121 acres respectively. Two of these farms are fully Improved, one -s partially improved and one is unimproved. Land located on good gravel road about six miles southwest of Lafayette. Good market facilities available in Lafayette, and nearby towns. Land in fair to good state of fertility and adapted to general crop and livestock farming. KNOX COUNTY, INDIANA SEVENTEEN FARMS ranging in size from 80 to 356 acres. Nine of these farms arc fully improved and eight are unimproved. Farms located south cf Vincennes in river bottom with good market facilities available in Vincennes and nearby towns. Mostly level bottom land i,i ;rood state of fertility and adapted to geucral crop and livestock farming. SEALED BIOS on approved forms will be received by the Regional Business Manager, Farm Security Administration, 342 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis 7, Indiana, until 2:00 p.m., CWT June 12, m) and then opened. To secure bid forms, details of sale, etc.. write or sec:

NORTHERN AREA Victor II, Davison, Manager Indiana Defense Relocation Corp. Tost Office Building Lafayette, Indiana -GRAB BAG speech, Yom like many people around you. You are very generous!, and like to enlertatfi otSer at your own expense. Propositions or suggestions may have great possibilities ' of expansion at this tinrf. Try to bring pending piatters to a conclusion, especially should thy have a travel angle. Go at your tasks with, confidence while .Mercury is back of you. . iJfints on Etlfjuolto , It is fine to be the executive type, table to direct others, but don't Be "bossy." implying that you know everything and expecting every one to work for you. That te being rude. . Horoscope for Sunday If you are celebrating a birth SUtributed fcy Kits Features Eyndicats.

By Ken Reynold?

, you when, you .snap your him all. Kinds .of post-war jobs t ., , , KNOX COUNTY Kenneth W. Harris County FSA Supervisor LaPlante Building ' Vincennes. Indiana day tmlay, you are strong, Uminating. and'' like to have your own way. Yoti are capable and ambitious, If you pay Prir-t attention to your life work it should bring you success. You are popular arhong your associate. Yoti might gain marvelousiy today by listening to analysis of spiritual or Intellectual problems, . You should be unusually keen-minded, due to the helpful Venu3 rays Invite a friend to dinner. Chat about old times. One-Minuto Test Answers 1. The Utes, an Indian tribe. 2. Elizabeth, daughter of Henry VIII, w-lo was sometimes called the "Virrfin Queen" of England. . 3. The state was named after the coun ty of Hampshire, Eng land, lac. - rTC-