Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 116, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 June 1945 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TBIES MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1945. PAGE TTIREH on'tRead

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All TKe Want Acls All The Time

DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED AD RATES Minimum Charge, 18 words or less, 35 cents; 3 days, 70 cents. Over 18 words, two cents per word additional. Double rate ior blackface type or caps, , ,

Each initial and 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 Daily. Times.,. Additional charge of 15 cents will be made for use t .of box number or keyed ads. All keyed advertisements are confidential with the Daily Times and answers to them should be , addressed as the ad states. For example, one keyed ""Box X. care Daily Times." Those answering it should either , mail, or , bring their reply, which will be turned over to the person placing the advertisement. Under' no circumstances will the name of a person be divulged if the ad is keyed.

Obituary, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50, ( . ,. ..; Card of Thanks, $1.00. Resolutions, In Memorjams, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50.

NOTICE Anyone ; wishing to BLONDIE

coniraci lumaiu acreage caxi ai a.

L. Robertson Greenhouse.

COMPARE Then buy from bur many bargains in used furniturestoves, 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.

, EXPERT (GREASING with high grade products, by scientifically proven methods. Drive in! HUD'S STANDARD STATION.

For Sale

. FOR SALE Dresser, oil stove,

cooking utensils, canned fruit, an

: : : . , ,,71 ! tique table, lawn mowers, tools, CAR OF fence just arrived L We . ' h gtoy and

also nave iron corus. mim k.uij nn T ,

DO YOUR OWN floor sanding. Rent our cander by the hour. Also use our Sherwin-Williams Floor

Finish. The County Hardware

Phone 47. '

i, NOTICE All kinds of Garden and. flower plants for sale at Robertson Plant Farm, N. Court and Hignway 41. . '

Bureau Co-op. - - ' ' ; r- " FOR John Deere parts ana lervice call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery; Service, Sullivan, Ind.

CUT FLOWERS and Wildin's Greenhouse.

Plants.

other household goods. Lewis E. Chowning, Admr. Hunt Estate, 101 North Chase.

FOR SALE 60 acres; machinery and livestock. Electricity available. Joe Waletich, (Carlisle R. 2. On Indian Prairie church

road. , . ,

FOR SALE Timothy and clover mixed, in the field, first of next week. Harry Mason, R. 1 Sullivan.

FOR SALE Bath tubs; Vitreous recess tubs in stock.. Prewar cast iron tubs available on . approved application. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawienceville, 111. Phone' 90. ' ' '

RADIATORS cleaned and blown out. Act today and save unnecessary wear on a vital part of your auto's engine. HUD'S STANDARD STATION.

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News Every Day From NeighboringTowns

CARLISLE

Mrs. Millie Alexander of Oak-

Uown, and Mrs. Joe Bona oi j Washington, called' on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Thursday after

noon. Mrs. Fred Seewer of Wilmington, California, is here visiting

Kenneth is-

I Tommy spent the latter part of

aasL ween, ai wuin. vn inc yiucennes District House at Rivervale'. ,

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Authorized Singer Service man will be in Sullivan each month.

We repair all makes. Write, or her daughter, Mrs

phone 42. Singer Sewing Machine t bell and family and other relaCo., 215 "Main St., Vincennes, Ind. tives.

FOR SALE 6-room house, . 2 blocks ' east, of Methodist church. Ezra Trowbridge, Shelburn, Ind.

; FOR SALE Team, one . bay horse and .one, black mare. James Carty, near Lippeatt mine on R. 6, .Sullivan., .. tP. : .7. ' , , , . , ,

' PLANTS FOR SALE Early &

lr.te cabbage and tomato., Good

'cecnlant. Dimento. mango, -hot

and sweet poppers. Large zinnias.! 'Leave orders at Gray's '& I Rumplc's by 4:00 p. m. Graysville j F.F.A. Hotbeds.

FOR SALE Deep freeze units and milk coolers.- No priority.

T.aurnrcvin Snips ComoanV. I

Lawrenceville, 111. rhoue 90. FOR SALE- 30 V bushels reclCaned Dunfield soybeans. Joe

Harris, Carlisle, Ind. Phone 95F2.

SHIPMENT of screen doors. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbs of

Also galvanized roofing. Black ; Indianapolis, visited friends here

Lumber Co. , ast week. They returned home ' ' ' I Cotiirrlnv

Congoleum rugs.. ' j Mro T,uprt R willard

PLENTY of

Six foot yard goods. Woodward I

Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind.

ORDER STORM SASH

and children of Detroit, Michigan

. spent the latter part of the week

now visitine his parents, Mr. ana

DUGGER

SHELBURN

FOR SALE Reclcaned yellow; flnni1 Binrt nn i1QnHwin h. hnrH Mrs. Orsen Willard.

soybeans. C. B. Downen, Shcl-1 10 get next wulter. Save coal with 1 Mrs. Steve . Sproatt arrived kitnfk ' . 1 -a 3 m-ill rxf

UUl 11.

FOR SALE Two ; shop-built 2-8 by 6-8 ' screen doors. Good wire. .522 S., Court. I FOR s SALE-f-White collie pups. Wayne Chanley, 1 mile west of Shelburn on 48. S ' " ' ,

I Storm Sash. WILKINSON LUM

BER CO., Phone 36.

; - CEMENT BLOCKS L For basements, garages,.. f. etc.

i Two blocks north, a; biocKs east ' i?f Sullivan High School. Bennett's ' t3!ock Plant. ... . t c--

rFORf SALE Cement j, blocks, rock and panel face, also commons.' Paul Simmons', 1 miles southwest of Sullivam ! f. .

home Monday after a visit of

several weeks with relatives in ',Los Angeles, California.

PUBLIC games at the Woodman Miss Glenn Hoover of Camp Hall at 8 o'clock Monday night. jAtterbury, spent several days everyone invited. Sponsored by !with her mother, Mrs. Xenia

Pocahontas lodge.

AT PURITY Seed potatoes; box corn starch, 2 boxes laundry starch, 21c; 2 cans Pork & Beans, 25c. . '

; FOR SALE Swivel base , vise, angle irons, stock dies for pipes. Phonev9!ShelDiirh, f ' V ?

, .FIREWORKS Famous.

pre-war quality. Only , a

Banner

limited

. , . y. TT UU.V,, . FOR SALE Plenty of cabbage supply; ' Order : immediately to

and tomato plants, early and lateJ avoid disappointment. Big giant

S09 W. Donaldson St.

Hoover. Mrs, . Mary Rubel of Tulsa, Oklahoma, is spending the summer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Engle, and her sister, Mrs. Nell Mickle.

RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson .The Lads and Lassies 4-H Club 'of Eberfield, visited his parents, will hold a large rummage and Mr. and Mts. Jacob Wilson Sunbake sale in the Victory Grill, day. . . . , , . ,,. :-' ,

across from the Index starting at- Mrs. Ethel Maple of East Chi

-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starks and daughter and Mrs. Pearl Howard spent Thursday in Evansville. Miss Helen Margaret Dudley is spending a few days in Indianaplis. .Mrs. Bernard Bolinger and son, Bobbie, and Miss Amelia Cochran spent Thursday in Terre Haute. . Miss Marilyn German is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stanf il

and family in Indianapolis. Class Meets 1 . The Fellowshippers Sunday School class of the Methodist Church met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Lois Richmond, Wednesday evening. The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. Killion and contests were enjoyed. ' Refreshments of chicken salad, ritz crackers, cake and ccca cola were served Those present were. Rev, and Mrs. Killion and son, Mr.' and Mrs. Alvin Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slover and children, Mrs. Ruby Leyman and Mrs. Lillian Jones. j Mrs. H.i W. McCullough has re

turned to her home in . Shelburn

Mrs. Phillip Ringer and Mrs. Winifred Ferguson and son returned Friday evening from a visit, in Illinois. Charles . (Church) Bcdvvell is home from overseas on furlough. Mrs. Ollie Olster of New Albany, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. C. Phillippi. v i Mrs. Lester Eslinger and daughter, Brenda Kay, .left Friday evening for Dalhaven, - Virginia, to be with her husband who is stationed there with the U. S. Navy,

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schaad and

Mrs. Ed Wilkes were in Linton Wednesday. ' Mrs. F. M. Dukes and Mis.' E. A. Hammack attended an Auxiliary six o'clock dinner at the

home of - Mrs: S. E. Lindley in

Sullivan Wednesday evening.. Mrs. Duard Cooper and daughter, Emma Lou, of Plainfield, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Cooper Tuesday, ' Mrs. J. Telman, a former resident of Dugger, now of Terre Haute, is spending the summer here.' ; ; ", , .'

Mrs. Jesse Ashburn of Terre Haute was the guest of relatives

QUICKIES

By Ken Reynold;

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-My wife placed a Times Want Ad to sell some old clothes I want to cancel it before it's too late!" .

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9:00 A. M. on June 16th.

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LOST

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Nash. Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Anderson went to , Bicknell Wednesday to

TVTre Tl f Tl-iillinni rvn tdvf it innrl

BlBTTTihZrlf ! at "bridge Thursday evening in

FOR SALE Second-hand building materials, some furni. ture. Would buy buildings to vreck. Dan Nusbaum, Cass, Ind.

. PICK-UP-. TRUCK BED., for sale. All metal 1-2 ton size. Also set of fenders for same. WILKIN

SON LUMBER CO.. Phone 36. " t. ' . FOR SALE Mahogany bed complete with springs and mattress, matching dresser and 1 chair; one 3-4 rollaway bed with mattress, walnut . coffee table, 2 end tables, one featherbed. 228 W. Johnson. Phone 139.

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0"i1'rlcarrier between Dueger ' and ' meet her brother, Pfc. Medford

p tj jenei, wiino is nume uu lunuugu

eluding 2, 3, 5 inch flash salutes, tifix cliAllft anfinl lnm'Kc -f l riwior

Dial oiij-AO. ai iar uviiiwc. awwv -i ; r. .Rhodes

JIUIS, , SK.J'SLH.'dllltUS, 11 U III d u candles,, barrel salutes and many others. $8.80 value for only $6.95. Send M.O. or. bank draft. None

shipped C.O.D. Glenn

t Sullivan. - '

Sullivan R. 5.

LOST On East Washington or East Jackson, old gold wrist watch. Valued as keeDsake from

Sheffler, i soidier. Reward. Return to-'o5 W.

Donaldson St. .v

from Germany.

Rose Gunckel Texas.

at Brownwood,

FOR SALE 70 acres fine stem alfalfa at field, baled. 1 mile south of Graysville. $20.00 per ton. June 9. Dana Pigg.

FOR SALE 20 head : of extra nice shoats. Paul Cleveland; one mile west of Bucktown. FOR SALE-Disc, John , Deere, 15 ft., used 1 season.: $150:00. Leroy McCammon, Phone 11F12, Carlisle, Ind. ;; 7 CRANE bath tubs, stools, lavatories, and coal hot water heat3i o. Woodward "Hardware Co.,

Dugger, Ind.

. FOR SALE Young Duroc male hog,1 full stock, ready for service, Herbert Ladson, Shelbtan R. 1. FOR RENT-

FOR RENT Modern unfurnished . apartment, down town. Phone 22 or 302. '

, FOR RENT Three-room furnished apartment. Mrs. Charles Bosstick. 401 North State Street. Phone 773-L.

FOR RENT Room for storage.

For Sale: three-burner oil stove.

616 N. Watsoti-.or 'phorie 527-B.

Wanted

W ANTED Dead animals. We

remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No.. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

FOR SALE John , Deere 5-ft. mower, 1 mile west of Kata-A-Korner. Orville Wesner, R. 1 Sullivan. "' " . --

WANTED Oscar McDaniel, burn Phone.

Paper hanging. Shelburn. Shel-

, WTNTED , TO RENT Furn-

1 ished apartment or small house.

Serviceman's wife and two children. Write Box 24 c-o Times.

JOHNSON MILL & ELEVATOR is a rood 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.

LOST $15 between the News Stand and Sullivan Bank, Call 56, WORLD AVAR H A YEAR AGO ".'." JUNE 11,1944 In France, ; American troops drive to points less- than 12 miles from Cherbourg and storm Carenlan.at the base of the Cotentin Peninsula; British troops seice Tillysur-Seulies. ' '

RAF Mosquitoes from

raid Berlin. . Russian troops launch a full offensive on the . Karelian Isthmus in Finland; score advances up to. 15 miles on a 25-mile ?ront hi two days, capturing more than 80 places. ...... i . In Italy, the 8th Army captures

Avezano, Pescara and Chieti; Axis troops abandon Sulmona. Allied amphibious forces, aided by Tito's partisans, make five-day raid on island of Brae, destroying the German garrison at Bol. '

The Merom Handicraft Club will Tuesday afternoon at the

home of, Mrs. Dorothy Burke of j north of town. Mrs. Roxie Kelsey, Mrs. Drue Pinkston and Mrs. Alta Colvin attended a Junior youth conference in Vincennes Thursday. Miss Anna Harrison spent Thursday, night and Friday in Palestine visiting friends. Mrs. Faye Johnson and .daughter, Judy, spent Thursday in Vincennes with , Mrs. Vade

Britain Godard. '

Mrs. Betty Collier who . has spent the past six weeks in Florida with her husband, Thomas Lee Collier S 2c, and wtth TSgt. and Mrs. Robert Houpt and daughter , returned home Wednesday. , . . , . . Mrs. Eloise Vinson and daughter, Sharon, of Indianapolis, are spending the week here with Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Johnson

I and daughters. ' Mrs. Ethelyn Wood moved Tuesday into the Wood property which was recently vacated by Minerva Spurlock and Sylvia i Fisher. Mrs. Wood had been

for the past

HYMERA

Mrs. Roy Smith and sony Gary were in Terre Haute Friday. ,

Mrs. George Sullivan Friday.

Tennis was in

honor of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Olster of Georgetown, " Illinois. The following guests were present, Mrs. George Holder, Mrs. Ten Rector, Mrs. Wm. Hammersley, Mrs. F, M. Dukes, Mrs. Jake' Yung, Mrs. Ed Jones, the honored guest, Mrs. Olster and the hostess, Mrs. Phillippi. ' ' Refreshments 1 of sandwiches,

salad and coffee were served.

AyV jliorfBS TODAY? ;

Illustrated by Erie Ericsoh

By Fibber McGee and Jtfolly

Mrs. Orville Odell and daugh

ter, Mrs. Manford Shipley, were in Terre Haute Friday. j Miss Virginia Lee Ladd visited here Thursday. Mrs. Ezra Criss was in Jasonville Friday. . I Mrs. John Randall and Mrs. 1

Merton Wheeler were in Shelburn Friday. Mrs. Clifford Curtis was in Jasonville Friday. Mrs. Frank Owens spent Friday in Terre Haute with 4ier daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willy were in Terre Haute Friday.

WE SELL ARMY SHOES No stamp required. .Also Shoe Repairing. 25 years established. BENNY DE FRANK SHOE T SHOP 1 door south of Index.

FACTOGRAPHS

Dead Animals..; Removed All kinds:., horses, cows; sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford,53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hourservice. . John. Wachtel Co. Terre Haute. TrfHia . i

CARD OF THANKS

. We wish to thank our friends making her home

for the many consoling words, in -few months with Mr. and Mrs,

tne aeatn ot our darling Jack. Gault Pleasant. , The blow is almost unbearable. Can Reid returned Fridav to

. WANTED TO BUY Used lawn ur onlv Peace is to know ho at his work in Chicago after spend-

mowers. Lawn mowers sharpened ,last is at rest ia tne arms of Jesus, ing the past week with his wife

and repaired. Earl Denny, 260 W. !

Beech. Phone 403.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl French

and Family.

and family.

Rev. T. M. Jennings and

son,

' ; On of th first students of world-wide geography was Thalea f Miletus (624-513 B. C). Anaximander (610-546 B. C), his pupil, is credited with making the first map of the world. The Cathedral of St. Julien, In Mans, France, is considered one of the most beautiful churches in that country. It holds the tomb of Berengaria, queen of Richard Coeur de Lion, The best known marble deposits in the United, States art found in the eastern states.

FEATHERS WANTED. New or old. Ship or-'write to Sterling Feather Co,- 907 No. Broadway, St. Louis 2. Mo. i

BEAUTY operator wanted. All j American Beauty Salon, Phone 7.' WANTED Cesspool cleaner, at Flynn's Service Station, U. S. 41, Paxton, Indiana? - , , ' ,

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Miscellaneous

JUST RECEIVED!! Large shipment of STONEWALL SIDING. Fireproof, rot-proof, lasts a lifetime, easy to yut on aarns, sheds, chicken houses, garages, etc. WILKINSON lukser CO., Pioij as.

' ; Words of Wisdom The aim of education should be to teach us rather how to think, than .what ' to thinkrather to improve our minds, so as to enable us to think for ourselves, than to load the memory with the thoughts of other men.

BeatUe.

, tiinis on tinqnetro k y When you telephone a (person and they are not at home, leave your name, and say you will call later. It is very unsatisfactory to be told some one called and to have no idea who it was. ' ' ' ' Today's Horoscope ' . You have a happy nature that looks on the bright side of things If today is your birthday. Ambition, determination and enthusiasm you possess in abundance.

However, you should learn con- i

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