Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 145, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 July 1945 — Page 3

SULLIVAN DAJXY.TE3ES,- MONDAY. JULY 23, 1945, E2S3 f rou Cheat Yourself When You Don't Read All The Want Ads All Th e Time Still "Hitting"" n i tt v ittmpo rr a eonripn ATI PlTPfJ ll 'TOKYO I r- sMwtMiifs Minimum Charge, 18 words or less, 35 cents; 3 days- 70 cents, Over 18 words, two cents per word additional. Double rate for blackface type or caps. m

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and organizations having charge Additional chares of 15 cents Inumber pr keyed ads. All keyed vith the Daily Times and answers tHp ad states. For examDle. one !Tim" Those answering it should it ply, which will be turned over to tisement. Under no circumstances I divulged if the ad is keyed. Obituary, 2 cents word,' minimum, fCar'd of Thanks, $1.00. '.Resolutions, In Memoriams, 2 cents For Sale IN ORDER for the Farm Buau Fertilizer plants to make the ost fertilizer, we must start taki5 our fall auota now. Let us now. at once, how much 2-12-6 Y 0-12rl2 you can take between k-w and Aug. 17th. Farm Bureau o-op. " r ,FOR John Deere parts and ervice call 285 at Mace Tire & Bttery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and ildin's Greenhouse. Plants. BUCKWHEAT. JOHNSON EED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South ' urt Street, rnone ouo. 1 r-n patp moo rinao anA -1928 Dodge and by's bicycle. .827 North Main St. FOR SALE Daybed, good conHi ion: library taDie. ivirs. n. r. F, Jnce, 537 Washington St I hone 877. FOR SALE Fence posts and 1 .... .V., sn.i, 1) ge corner uusw i;aiaiia. icwv X , j v L cut Orr. Maple wood Farm, ShelY 1 d ' 1"' . :. 1 .. i SADDLE HORSE SALE Satday night, July 28th. We expect F offer 75 to 100 horses, Palomin- . Spots and plain colors fitham's Saddle Barn, Spencer, Fd.

kTOR SALK4-New string riding )''". " " " ' - : ftrses, 12 head? Shetland m.re WANTED TO RENT OR BUYocy,: saddler ibrW, clover lwy p-hlld s playpen Mrs. S. E. LiftdVth wheat mixed. T. A. Snrineer. W-' 400 'West Washington. Phone

X - - GENUINE Hand Embroidered jeets and pillow cases, chair sets, kuity sets, scarfs, nightgowns, H:. Russell Furniture Exchange, y.8 West Washington. I I FLUORESCENT lights. Cooler Ind brighter rooms at less current "si Adanfablp to vnur nrespnt. lutlets or fixtures. The place to 11 your household needs. New sed furnishings. Also good qualT used clothing. P & A Furniture FOR SALE-Registered Guerny male calf, 2 months old. Also inrs. John Gill, mile west of fi.elburn. Phone Shelburn 53E. J . . . . 1 FOR SALE Pickets suitable iSr fence. T. E Medsker. R. 4 Sulvan. Gi-aysvUle Phone j FOR. TRADE '35 Chevrolet ickup, good motor and tires, ra;'(o, heater and new seats, stock fuck, grain sides. Warren Mason, 'fw Lebanon. I . JUll SALE One Charter Oak, leatrola in good condition. I. Main St. 1207 - : SALE OR TRADE 21 .FOR p. Evmrude outboard motor. See iarold DeNeve. '229 N. State St.. ack apt., Sullivan, Ind. !

- I winter NOW. Choice of Duo NuSALE Fries, alive or'bian, Majestic, and Warm Morn-

. -.,uii6iun 01. 1 at Prmtrv or, AT PURITY FOOD SHOP ?FrHni 1Qr fan- ih frock nnnL. ----c,. w.., . .j. 1 ai. rv -s, 17c; tea, 10c; dog food, 5c. We uy eggs.' BUY SHOATS at Herb Christy, mile north and west of Mt. Taor. Eat meat this winter. ON TRACK Car of Dixie Line 0. 3 6-inch lump. Buy now or be 1. 't of coal later. Draper Coal Co., hone 14. Dead Animals Removed A!! kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call r Mortroe Feed Service, Sulli van phone 332 'or Crawford S201 or Crawford "53109, Terre Haute. We pay all - I 1 t-w Ipnone cnarges. a nour service. John Wachtel Co. ) Terre Haute. Indiana

is counted as a word. All with exception of those firms

accounts with the Daily limes. will be made for use or box advertisements are confideotial to them, should be addressee keyed "Box X. care Daily either mail or bring their res the person placing the adve? will the name of a person be $1.50. .' word, minimum, $1.50. FOR RENT FOR RENT For storage or business, business buildings in Shelburn. O. M. Sebring, Shelburn. Ind. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We ( remove your dead animals free of , charge.' Phone' No. 9 reverse charges. , Sullivan Fertilizer Co. i WANTED To haul your wheat, hay and coal. Paul VV. Huff, CraywIUe Phone. WANTED High school girl (wants work taking care of child'en. Call 556-Y. WANTED Girl's bicycle in good condition. Large or junior r.ize. 104 E. Giles. ' HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE I , , W""!U 10 handle distribution of famous Man or woman wanted to' , .Watkins products in Sullivan,, u j j 1 serving hundreds of satisfied customers. Excellent opportunity for right party. No investment. Write J' R- Watkins Co., D-52. Winona, Minn. 1 WANTED TO BUY Good yearling bull. Harry Knowles, Sullivan R. 4. Tele: 9054. 136. ,,; i , . WANTED TO BUY Large Daby bed (used). Phone 519. Miscellaneous TIRE REPAIRING done any time with our latest methods of !,eapalche a"l!? "u" f: , o T0N (Vickerys), 21 North Sec- ' ." 1 i j 1 C-. ; i . . "dny . . ""J 1,1 iuinnuic, t uv ' ' 7 r" Ponces. Our easy payment plan we f 1 J' " the tfirst wn P merit. Used Furniture Store, 107 West Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T. Conger. : . & TAIL"l?E"i: ! INSTALLED in a comparatively J short time while .you wait. Drive' n and let us replace the old part, while you shop. HUD'S STAND-1, ARD STATION (Vickery's), 21' North Section. ' IT'S SINCLAIR anytime auto service, longer lasting work, high grade products. DRIVE IN! RTOrr.ATR p-RVTrir 'ctattiim Wilson ratlin Pmn - - - BUY YOUR HEATER for next 1Ing cabinet. Free storage until I'?11 - . Woodward I Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. WE HAVE water softeners, bale tics, mowing machine parts, galvanized down spout, guttering, and connections, complete line of plumbing supplies. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger. Ind. NOW OPEN for business, North End Junk Shop. We buy iron, rags aa air kinds metal. Also second hand stoves. W. M. Malone. SPENCERS are prescribed bydoctors for dropped abdominal or gans, as well as back .pains and injuies; for inoperable hernia, movable kidney, before and after maternity, and operations and spinal arthritis. Iva Giles. Phone u'il after 5:00 p. m. . NOTICE Due to the continued scarcity of merchandise which we are unable to get, to cope with this unpleasant situation we have decided to discontinue our regular delivery service. Ben's Market.

LATEST ATTACK of U. S. carrier: planes was carried 6ut on rem-' nants of the Japanese navy, dis-J covered hiding in Tokosuka naval ! base (1) in Tokyo bay, one of the j empire's largest. At the same: time an- American task force! bombarded shore installations at Nojima cape (2), 50 miles southeast of Tokyo. (International)

SEWING machine service, Singcr service. Also other makes repaired. Tele. 115 or write 118 W. Jackson St.. Sullivan. LOST LOST, misplaced or stolen, brown zipper billfold, containing gasoline stamps, t-unuiity. txe vtrarrl r Tl . HT- r, , . Sullivan. One-Two Punch Honshu 0 10O 200 300 400 ' OKINAWA-BASED bombers started 1 raging fires in Shanghai (1), most important Chinese port held by Japan, and hammered the .Japanese industrial city of Kogoshiraa (2) on south Kyushu In the latest iir blow. (International). PATIENT SHOOTS

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Mrs. Robert Mayfield was in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs Ruth Vickars of Ferguson Hill. Indiana, was tne gutst of Mrs. John Trimmer the latter part of last week. Mrs. Freida Patterson is spending her vacation in Fairfield, Conn., with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plew. ... j r-, ci mi. ana mis. jmiei oicwoii, and Norton Branson of Carlisle, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Trimmer. I Miss Minnie Hildenbrand and Mrs. -Dove Brewer were in Jasonville Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cottingham nf Tndianannns were the ' . zie Carrithers over the weekend. . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips entertained at dinner Wednesday evening, S 1c Leedoine Mills, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Curry. . ..,., . Betsy Ross Council Meets The Betsy Ross Council, Daughters of America, met at the 'Junior. Hall Wednesday afternoon July 18th with a good attendance. After the regular business meeting Mrs, Fern Banfield was plbasajitly ..surprised when she was presented with many I beautiful cards reminding her of ner mrinaay, alter which refreshments of cake, ice cream and iced ten were served, MAR RIAGE LICEN S ES Harold Orman,. Jasonville, U. S. Army and Juanita Annie Ward, Afton, Virginia, at home. John William Borders, Merom R- 1. .U. S. . Army and Hannah Margaret Rose, 801. E. Washington Street, at home. DOCTOR, SELF Mi Klein GRAB BAG ness undoubtedly makes you a marked personality but not a popular one when it is carried to a point of actual rudeness. Today's Horoscope A sharp temper, fierce emotions and a vivid imagination are the most salient traits of the person who has a birthday today. Beware of praise and flattery. Try to be more poised and level-headed. Try hard to develop self-confidence. You' have talent and ability, but you must learn to believe

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! Lt. and Mrs. Gerald Weir and Charles Robert, arrived son. J""-:-4. LUtll LCtldit.,. ml. Biiw w ,. j c.i tj lenbaugh Mr. , and Mrs. Charles C. Lisman of Brookville, came Monday for a week's visit with Mr. Lis-man-s fatherj Charles W. Lisman. Miss Joan Duffy of IndianaDolis. is visiting her sister, Mrs. - .,,,. ... j James N. Walters and husband

and other relatives. Sgt. Walter Barden who is , Miss Glenn Hoover was here stationed in California with the ! from Sunday until Wednesday tj, g. Army Air Forces, is spendWednesday visiting her mother, j hig furlough hcre with his

from JCamp Atterbury to Fort Knox, Kentucky. I Mrs. Frank Leak of Chicago, 1 a c,,r,o,. ft .iciuiiicu -liuinc uu'j cuiu a visit here with relatives. , Mrs. Edna Kresge of this city and daughter, Mrs. Russell Pur-1 cell of Fox Lake, Illinois, went to Nashville, Tennessee Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kresge and" son, pharles Leslie.' i Charles Sproatt returned home tSaturday from a visit with rela1 tives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Henderson and Mrs. S. A. Bond of Terre Haute, were here a few days last week 'visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henderson's daughter and family,' Mrs-MoiTi Faris. " - - . ' 1 ... Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCord of Arlington, Virginia, returned to their home last week after visiting his mother, Mrs. Nettie McCord and other relatives here. Captain and Mrs. Milburn Weir and daughter, Becky Jo, are visiting Mr. Weir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Weir. Floyd - Blything of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Sunday for a visit with relatives here. Mrs. Leslie Wheeler and Mrs. Robert Loveatt visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Seever, last week. Dr. Lawrence Tiarick of Cleveland, Ohio, spent the week-end here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Tidrick. Mr.' and Mrs. Lu Price, whp have been visiting here for the post several days, returned to their home in Aberdeen, Mary-! land, ( Friday. ' Mrs. Edgar Jeffers went to Bloomington Friday and will be accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mahurin and child-' 1 eh, who have spent the last week : there with Mrs. Mahurin's sister, ,Mrs. Gene Steffene.la and daugh- , Mrs. Anna Slack went to De j trnit Thursday to visit her child ren for a few days. 1 Mrs. John Randall and Mrs. rtrs. lei'Leon Littlejohn were in SI ' burn, Friday. Mrs. Ruth, Ladd and daughters j and Mrs. Martha Pearson of I Lewis, spent Thursday at Shaka- ' mak Park. I Mrs. Forest Curtis, who has ; been in the hospital for the past several days, returned home Thursday. I Mrs. Roy Zink of Indianapolis, In yourself. Should unusual problems arise today, you should still be able to solve them by delving into the well of your own experience rather than make a public calamity of them or run to others for advice. Look within yourself for counsel. One-Minute Test Answers .1. Messieurs (gentlemen). 2. That the person has a bachelor of arts degree from Oxford university. 3. Horse raclr.e.

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Miller, Jr., and family.

E Ruth Arline Roseberry spent the uippIj with relatives at Paxton and bullivan. Sgt. Robert L. Daniejs of the U. S, Army and Mrs. Robert Daniels of Indianaoolis. are spending his furlough here with their, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daniels and son and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pierson and family. i . T . . Ohio Beauty f OHIO'S HCPE in the 1915 Mi33 America ppgeant at Atlantic City in September Is Julia Ann Donahue, lD-ycar-old sophomore at Miami, O., university, wlio won Miss Ohio' title. (International) . JH Dq t EVCry ITS FROM MY HUSBAND . PROMOTED TO COLONEL 1 i Xi A MAX MINTZ 197 E. COLORAl PASADENA CALIF. OST,

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parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barden and family near Rose Chapel . and with friends here. ,, Tin , Parker Cooper and Mrs June flicon and sen were guests Friday of Mrs.". Nan Kelly'. ' George Frederick left Thursday for Camp Atterbury ' where he has' been inducted into the U S Army Walline Boone and Hazel Burk of Cincinnati, Ohio trans acted business here a part of hist week and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Walters. , ' rc.' r, . . . rfc. Paul ChUcote returned to jtgim Field, Florida, Fridiv atter spending his furlough here with his wife and son and his parents at Robinson, Illinois. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coyle and Faye Apple left Thursday for Frovo, Utah where Miss Apple is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Coyle j will go on to California to make their future home. - 1 I Mrs. Orline Apple left Thurs- ! day for her home in Indianapolis after spending the ' past few . months with Mrs. Mayme Apple 1 and family, i I Mrs. Raymond Thompson, Jr., I and son of Indianapolis spent the 1 past week here with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Raymond Thompson. ! Mrs. Kate Bowen spent Thurs- 1 Titlie LOOK.' LOOK IT5 FQOM OUR SON, ROQUEFORT ME HAS BEEN MADE' A, PHARMACISTS MATE A

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day night and Friday, with Mrs. Lou Hunley. I Rebecca Wright of Terre Haute, 'surke and family, , , f " Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Daniels transacted business in Indiana-, rPlis Friday. . , j .'- .: . , . ' Esther Arnott of EvansJville, is spending a few days here I with relatives.. CARD OF THANKS v,e sincerely inans ail mose who were s0 kind and . he,Dul during our bereavement Lois Schultz .' Mrs. Beulah Berg and family. Whto you need money quickly, see or phone us for a loan. No red tape or delay. Repay moodily. Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs 'Middle 'East Side Sq. By Jimmy 'Ratio klrsfJI-Cnx r rr n HIM Cl(SHT UP ' A NEXT TO THE A; . ArM,liOM UCv i

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