Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 115, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 June 1945 — Page 3

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNfi 8, 1945. -

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FLUSH KIDNEY URINE Benefit wonderfully from famous doctor's discovery that relieves backache, run-down feeling due to excess acidity in the urine People everywhere are finding ama2inf relief from painful symptoms of bladder Irritation caused by excess acidity in the urine. DR. KILMER'S SWAMP , ROOT acts fast on the kidneys to ease discomfort by promoting the flow of urine. This pura herbal medicine is especially welcome where bladder irritation due to excess acidity is responsible for "i etting up at sights". A carefully blended combination of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsam) Dr. Kilmer's contains nothing harsh, is ab moluttly non-habit forming. Just good in . gredienta that many people say have a. marvelous effect. Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY I Like thousands of others you'll be glad that you did. Send name and address to Department A, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box 1255. Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send at ea(,, Al) druggists ssii Swamp Rest.

OF INTEREST TO FARMERS

SUDAN GRASS IS GOOD SUMMER PASTURE CROP LAFAYPTTE, Ind., June 8.

Sudan grass, as a summer pasture crop for milk cows, will do more

than any other supplemental pasture in maintaining a high level of milk production during July and August and so contribute-the maximum to the, war food production effort, advise Dairy and Agronomy Specialists at Purdue University. The loss of rotation pastures as' a result of the 1944 drouth and the failure of permanent pasture to furnish succulent late summer grazing are reasons why more farmers

OUR STORE WILL BE

Open S

unday

JUNE I0TH

Smith Drug Store

'should turn to Sudan grass, the (best of all supplemental pastures.

Sudan grass is not difficult to grow and the cost of seeding is low. Simply prepare a seed bed

, as for corn. Use a grain drill

and set it for two and one half to three and one half pecks on the wheat side. Try to seed not less than 25 pounds and better, 30 pounds per acre. I Wait until late May or early June to sow Sudan grass as it is a warm weather crop like all : sorghums. It should be ready for grazing about five weeks after seeding but not until it is 14 inches, tall. Apply 200 to 300 pounds of 0-14-7 or 2-12-6 fertilizer at seeding time for greater production and a better quality pasture, i j Average land should carry one I cow per acre but carrying capa-

uity tan ue muicaseu ji us use is alternate with other pasture

or if the Sudan grass is divided for alternate grazing. Frost kills Sudan grass, so other later grazing should be made available, such as permanent pasture or Balbo rye.

LEWIS

Mrs. Nellie Stewart from the

Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

GIVES COCCIDIOSIS PREVENTION STEPS LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 8. Coccidiosis may be prevented by using sulphur and charcoal, according to M. E. Jackson, Purdue University ixvension Poultryman, who suggests this is not a cure but will be helpful in preventing two of the more common types of coccidia. Many times chicks are brooded in clean houses l'(.-r the first few weeks, but later are put on infected ground. Five days before the chicks are put on range, add five pounds of flowers of sulphur and two and one half pounds of No. 10 hardwood charcoal to 100 pounds of the all-mash ration. Feed this mixtuMf to the chicks for one week after they are on range, then reduce the quantity of sulphur one-half, but continue with the same amount of charcoal for each 100 pounds of feed. This ration is fed for two weeks and then discontinued as it may

j stunt the growth of chicks. This treatment may be resumed at jany time should the symptoms of pnriHincio flnnMT Tho nmnnnf

of cod liver oil in the - mash n ne vumg ner should be doubled if the Weather siter M.rs- E1,za Scaimhorn and

is cloudy otner relatives ana inenas nere.

Mrs. Carl Hemering of Indianapolis, who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knight has returned to her home.

GARDENING CONTEST

OPEN UNTIL JULY 1

LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 8.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT LIBERTY SERVICE Across From Hospital Having leased the Liberty Service Station in Sullivan,

I will again welcome customers whom I served when I op

erated the station before fhe war and will render the same

courteous service to old and new customers alike.

Now Featuringr -l CiL...

3 KjdU Lilly.

- 95c

5 GaL Reg, 90c 5 Gal. Kerosene ............... 45c (Special prices in barrel lots.)

FOY RUSK

Liberty Service

Sullivan

FARMERS SEED CORN FOR SALE My desire, as a hybrid seed corn dealer, is not to sell a customer something which he can not use profitably or does not need, however, we are- somewhat alarmed by the , pessimistic view of many farmers who say, "It is too late to plant corn, we are going to use leans.M.May.I call your attention to a few things we may overlook in this unsettled world condition and most unusual weather: In 1937 we were using open pollinated corn. Due to late floods we did not get to plant corn until June 6th. Our yield was an average of 50 bushels of good sound corn. The last two years most of our com was planted in June. DeKalb's Hybrid will mature planted as late as June 20th because of the small cob, in the SCO varieties. Chas. Morin, DeKalb Dealer Phone Number 8065

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Asbury and son. Rillio Paul, nf Sullivan snpnt

Indiana boys and girls are re- ,the week.end with Mr. and Mrs, minded that entries in the $6,000 w. D, Criss. scholarship contest of . the Na-1 tional Junior Vegetable Growers I Fred Scamihorn transacted Association wrh close July 1, (business in Newport Saturday.

states Roscoe Fraser, Purdue

University Extension Horticul

Mrs. Iluby Criss was in Terre Haute Saturday.

turist and chairman in charge of contest details in Indiana. One of the major wartime problems consists . of adding to the nation's food supplies for the home, for other civilians and for the armed forces. Whether gardens are 20 by 30 feet or range up into commercial acreage, youths 12 to 21 years of age have a chance in the contest, to learn efficient production and marketing through a course of study submitted to every entry. City, suburban and farm gardeners are eligible. The third goal includes winning scholarships. These range

from war bonds to thirtv-three

$100 sectional championships, th Masonic Hall in Fairbanks four regional championships with Wednesday for Mrs. Evelyn Crew $200 scholarships each, and a Barnes and husband, who have national championship title with recently been liberated from a be mailed to the junior growers' JaP Prison camP in Manila.

a $500 scholarship. Entries should

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheaton were in Sullivan Sunday. Billie Heady of near Coalmont was in Lewis Sunday. Mesdames Laura Mahan and Anna Pigg were in Shiloh and Antioch Wednesday. Tessa Woods and Lizzie Asbury of Terre Haute, spent Wednesday here. OH, FIELD NEWS

are spending their furlough here with relatives. Miss Lois Morin of Indianapolis, spent the week-end here. Mrs. Audrey Morin and baby, Larry Wayne were dismissed from the hospital Tuesday and

brought o their home. Mrs. Virginia Seewer and Sandra Rae have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seewer. Mrs. Garnet Parker was the guest of Mrs. Mina Wyman Wednesday.

A large crowd of friends and neighbors attended the shower at

adult advisor, Prof. Grant B. Snyder, 103 French Hall, Massachusetts State College, Amherst, Mass.

Pvt. and Mrs. Max O. Sluder

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DOLLY JACOBS and HER LIONS

The Cleanest and Best Circus In U. S.

SO Care Three Rings and Stages 5 Acres ef Tcnrs Two Performances At 3 and 8:15 p. m. Daily

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t BECAUSE THEY SAVE Y09 MONEY and do a fc.Hor, lbw-co feeding Job than anf complela feed we can offer yeu. Murphy's Co eenlratet furnish the extra protein, mineral and Tllamia Aibitancti to balance up your own farm grains and step up results. You need pay out for feed only one this dime from every dollar Income from your livestock and poultry when you feed your own homegrown grains and Murphy's Vlg-O-Ray Concsnfraf for Poultry Murphy's Cut-Cost Concanrrqra for Uvstotk

op In and see hop? you casj are feed dollars, let us show you how the extra substance! Murphy's Concentrates furnish enrich your ration so (hat youi livestock can grow and pro duce more lot you, .j.jv

MARTIN'S FEED STORE Shelburn, Ind. WE BUY POULTRY AND EGGS.

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I SEE THAT . . People are born with all kinds of eyes. Heredity has a lot to do with it. If a child's eyes do not , de pelop normally, they will v uo function as well. '

People abuse their eyes, force

them to work too long hours. -

The eye Itself changes with aire. The lens of the eye thickens and hardens usually between the ages of forty and

fifty, v ..

Your eyes are your life. They

make it possible for you to get

the most out ,of the pleasures

of life. . A wise person will check up frequently on his vision. See us today to see better tomorrow! DR.C.E. FISHER

Optometrist Phone 420.

FLENAMINS SUPPLY VITAMIN EQUIVALENT OF ALL THESE FOODS'

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BS. BUTTER f t VITAMIN 1 1

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4'4 IBS. w GREEN BEANS If. IN VITAMIN leI

i i A IBS. BEEFSTEAK

IN VITAMIN Ml

2 OZS.' ORAN6E JUICE

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171 CAPSUIES

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,Also Niacinamide, Calcium, PanitCh thenate, Vitamin BfcrVitamii E-plui IjverinJJtoo. ,7att mqui MILBURN'S PHARMACY)

Would you like to see a smiling husband it the breakfast table tomorrow morning and every morning? Then tempt his appetite and treat his taste with a man-sized breakfast of Good Morning foods. Breakfast supplies the energy for (he day's activities. ' , 1

California . Oranges Doz. 39c

AYRSHIRE CREAMERY BUTTER Extra fancy, II). Rilcheleiu GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 5 ran . .

Arizona Grapefruit Lb. 12c

Doz. 37c

50c 42c

Mahatnia RICE, long grain, lb. box 16c Duffs MUFFIN MIX 2.1c

ESS gpP 12c

Richelieu

Coffee

Lk 36c

FIESTA PRUNES 2 Lb. Box 38c l Welsh's ORANGE MARMALADE Lb. Jar 27e Everbest GRAPE JAM Lb. Jar 39c STRAINED HONEY 15c 19c 39c

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C010II, TASTE, 08 BAKIKG QUALITY

5 lbs. 35c

None-Such VEGETABLE COCKTAIL 6 Oz. Bottle 10c Scout Cabin APPLE BUTTER 1 Lb. 12 Oz. Jar 43c

2 for 25c

Simple Simon BISCUIT MIX, Box 16c Fa mo PANCAKE FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 35c Hesmer's SYRUP, Im. Maple Pt. Jar 23c

FLAPJACK SYRUP

Maple Flavored Pt.l7c

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?il&k Ue. 23c ElSSia VZ& c m I The Miracle Suds I Reg. 3 for 22cfjSfS -J bm-10c J ; ; ! Bath Size 2 for 21c - - - - - . f-1.'.;y' r...-. -i J