Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 146, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 July 1945 — Page 3

SUIIA& D'AILY UMTS- ' TOSDAY. JULY 24, 1945. ; -

fou Cheat Yourself When You Don't Rea eTime Follows Mother I j -BLONDE J DAILY TIMES' CLASSIFIED AD RATES r

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I Minimum Charge, 18 words or less, 35 cents; 3 days- TO cents, ter 18 words, two cents per word additional Double rate for fickface type or caps. ( Each initial and abbreviation is counted as a word. All 'ssified ads are cash with order with exception of those firma ;Ad organizations having charge accounts with the Daily Times. Additional charge bf 15 cents will' be made for use of box tnber or keyed ads. All keyed advertisements are confidential Vi the Daily Times and answers to them should be addressed Vhe ad states. For example, one keyed ."Box X, care Daily Jes." Those answuing it should either mail or bring their re- , which will be turned over lo the person placing the advei ,'ement. Under no circumstances will the name of a person be vulged if the ad is keyed. ' '. Ibituary, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50. rd of Thanks, $1.00. ' - solutions, In Memoriams, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50.

For Sale If ORDER for the Farm Bui Fertilizer plants to maite tne t fpHilier. we must start takour fall quota now. Let us w, at once, how much 2-12-6 t)-12-12 you can take, between nnd Aue 17th. Farm Bureau " a"a AUB v' OR John Deere parts and Hce call 285 nt Mace Tire & tpry Service, Sullivan, Ind. UT' FLOWERS and Plants, j fdin's Greenhouse. I IJCKWHEAT. JOHNSON ED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South' Jtrt Street. Phone 606. . X.; , v "OR SALE Fence posts and y falnQ Frank Orr. Maplewood Farm, ShelInd. ? ADDLE HORSE SALE Sat day night, July 28th. We expect f'mn hnrses. PalominSpots and plain colors. ,f ham's. Saddle Barn, Spencer, HENUINE Hand Embroidered lots and pillow cases, chair sets, hity sets, scarfs, , nightgowns. Russell Furniture Exchange, West Washington. - male calf, 2 months old. Also h-rs. Jv'hn GiltteUe'' west ofv V.lburn. Phon'r,Shelb&rn(53E. - ,urc . rittw V fence. T. E Medsker, R. 4 SulVn. Graysville phone. - OR SALE One Charter Oak Vtrora m good condition. 1207 .Main St. - ' I FOR SALE OR TRADE 21 n. Evinrude outboard motor. See irold DeNeve, 229 N. State St., ck apt., Sullivan, Ind. or rOR SALE Fries, alive essed. 443 E. Washington St. milt north and west of Mt. Tapr. Eat meat this winter. i

II ON TRACK Car ot Dixie Line we deliver on the first down PayVo. 3 6-inch lump. Buy now or be ment- Used Furniture Store, 107 L. of coal later. Draper Coal Co., w Jaekson St., Sullivan. M. T. Phone 14. i0!!1! ' IFOR SALE Furnaces in steel ' MUFFLERS & TAIL PIPES.! ,nd cast iron. Boilers and radia- STALLED in a comparatively! :ion for steam or water. In stock. short time while you wait Ddvel ,fwrenceville Sales Company, in and let us replace the old part , ynwrenceville, III. Phone 90. j while you shop. HUD'S STAND-

. . .. . ' un OAbu uawn mower ana 3 pre-war bicycle. Both 1 condition. 725 E. Jackson St. )

OR SALE One Brown Swiss 'winter NOW. Choice of Duo NuJ! calf, thoroughbred. See'bian- Majestic, and Warm Morn-'; filter Denehie, 1 mi. northeast 'in Cabinet. Free storage until

if Pimento, or call 556-L. Sulli-' i FOR SALE Nice Barred Rock pullets, April hatched. Mrs. Harry .tnvvles, 3 mi. east, 1 ml. south Kat-a-Korner. HOMINY feed, $2.85; Grower, builder and egg producer, $3.45; crocked corn, $3.00; oyster shells, 05c. C. S. Able Feed Store. FOR SALE One good kerosene stove, good kitchen range. Also 1938 Chevrolet. Call at tLiberty Cafe. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheen, calves and hogs. CH Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. Terre Haate, Indiana

FOR SALE Porch swing, sewing machine, chairs and dishes. Mrs. W. C. Borders, 428 North

state street .. FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford, newly overhauled motor, five good tires, at Wright's Super Service. . j 1 FOR SALE Deep freeze units and milk coolers in stock. No priority. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90. FOR RENT FOR .RENT For storage or business, business buildings in Shelburn. O. M. Sebring, Shelburn, Ind. Wanted w rviN i l.u ueaa animais. we remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. " I WANTED To haul your wheats hay and coal. Paul V. Huff, Graysville Phone. i WANTED TO BUY Good yearling bull.. Harry Knowles, Sullivan -R:"4.' Tele. 9054. WANTED TO BUY Large YiaUtr hart toarll TUnna KIO ' WANTED TO BUY Small or mediurn . desk. Hoos'ier Theater. she!bm'n, or-caU 277-X, Sullivan. WANTED-Painter to house on lndiana Ayenue 537 paint Call Miscellaneous TIRE REPAIRING done time with our latest methods of heai patches and high-grade ma-, terials. HUD'S STANDARD ST ATION (Vickery's), 21 North Sec tion. - - COMPARE Then buy from our many bargains in used furniture, stoves, ice boxes, radios and appliances. Ouf easy payment plan ARD STATtniM i-Vinkorv'sV SI . . v "

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BUY YOUR HEATER for next! tal1- Woodward Hardware Co.,' I WE HAVE water softeners, bale tics, mowing machine parts, galvanized down spout, guttering, and connections, complete line of plumbing supplies. Woodward I Hardware Co., Dugger. Ind. j 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 regu lar ' delivery service. Ben's Market, AUCTION SALE Saturday. f July 28, 10:00 a. m.. at Chas.j; Wible farm. 6 miles northwest of .;1 on-. j . 1 Sullivan: 3 beds and springs, mat- , tresses and bedding; 2 dressers, 2 kitchen safes, 1 bookcase, living , room suite, library table, buffet, dining table, 3 rocking chairs, several straight chairs, kitchen table, kitchenware and dishes, . garden plow, porch swing, large ' one; porch glider, wicker rocker. ' ladio, electric iron, 32 volf 2burner electric hot plate, several . , . , , 1 . .; pjctuers.-telephone and stock, man. wa.. i 0114 iuL, emuiuc luasiei. i linger sewing machine. Terms of sale, cask in band,

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A ! 'it. 4REPLACEMENT for Marlene Dietrich on the entertainment front in Europe will be her own daughter, Maria Sieber. The glamorous movie star, right, who returned from a long European tour, is pictured with her daughter at a farewell party, given at a New York night club just before Miss Sieber departed for Europe with a USO troupe. (International) NEW AT PURITY Food Shop demons, zwc aoz.; large country eggs, 39c doz.r white corn meal; napkins; fly ribbons. - ' LOST. misplaced or stolen, brown zipper billfold, containing gasoline stamps, currency. Reward. G. B. McCammon, Route 1, Sullivan. ' HE'S THROUGH WALKING JAMESPORT, Mo. i UP) A f second-hand automobile tops the "things r I-must-buy-when-I-get home"' list of SSgt. Charles

Scott. The sergeant wrote his parents here that he has vowed never to walk again when he gets L home. He had just completed a any prisoners march of "close to 6,000

miles all walking, ' ,'" " it. sr:' Signal Corps Photo Range Finder. Pvt. R. E. Hammond, Osceola Mills, Pa directed artillery fire with this telescope. ,War Bond funds will buy more for', use against foes in Pacific. . ' U. S. Treasury Department . ' ' - - - . - ,..., One-JIinute Test r What ls the purpose or each of tlie three pedals on a piano? 2. What musical instruments require the use of both the hands and the feet in playing? 3. Who composed the oratorio, "The Messiah"? . ' . Hints on Efi1uctw . not attempt to guess at ine : ?am' of a ,Pf "? t0A Hom,?rOU have been introduced but whose ame ou did.not hear clearl It ;ls much .better to ask, by saying, 4.,

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ELBURH Garland Bolinger, Mrs. Reba Abrams, Rex Bolinger and Zelma Adams, all of Terre Haute, called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bolinger Sunday, the occasion being Mr. Bolingcr's birthday. Mrs. John Clouso and son of Detroit, are spending an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon c louse. Mr. and Mrs. John Buse of Ch . c.iro, and Jack Stewart of Michigan City, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snyder. Pfc. Charles Clouse, who has been overseas is spending a 30dny furlough here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ciouse. .... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lane and Mrs. James Underhill spent Thursday and Friday with Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Lane of Gleason, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMUlen and son, Paul and Miss Marilyn German spent" Sunday in Indiannpolis with Mr. and Mrs. Estel mcivmien ana ennaren. Melvin Clouse is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clouse. M, A Mrs. Leland Jefferson 1 and children of Indianapolis, visited over the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson.

Mrs. Adalihe Hill and children-returned

' " - a v-i A r? i 1 1 . f n-.ii'fAI'Hr'ifllln Jl c ' mi a. tun. owcci, T TVo Tin t1 rl niirr- enent Ci in . ... ,7 . day with Vernon Clouse and family.

over the week-end of Mr. and here with his brother, Joe Pip- ' RATIONING AT A GLANCE" Mrs. Adam French and family. hpr anH familv.

, Meats. Fats, Cheese and Dairy Products Book 4 red stamps K2 through Z2 now valid. K2 J1.U . l Yin : T. .1.. OI "n " mV"u cJt. inruugn U - mvauu axiei i 31- Q2 through P2 invalid after I Aug. 31. V2 through Z2 invalid I after Sept. 30. Al through El invalid after Oct. 31. Processed Foods Book 4 blue j stamps T2 through Z2 and Al through HI now valid. T2 through I X2 invalid after July - 31. Y2, I Z2 and Al through CI invalid after Aug. 31. Dl through HI invalid after Sept. 30. Jl through HI invalid after Oct. 31. Used Fats Tivo red points given for one pound of waste fat. Sugar Stamp 36 valid for five pounds through Aug. 31. Next stamp valid Sept. 1. . Shoes Book 3 airplane stamps 1. 2 and 3' valid indefinitely. OPA says no plans to cancel any. Next stomp valid Aug. 1. Gasoline 16-A coupons valid fnr six gallons each through Sept. 21. B-7, C-7, B-8 and C8 coupons valid for five gallons each. Fuel Oil Old ptriod.4 and 5 and new period 1 through 5 coupons valid through Aug. 31. New period 1 coupons for 1945-48 season now valid. " !. J, Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger 'Aikln'n swvirr ('.. ..U N More." GRAB BAG "I'm very sorry, but I did catch your name distinctly.'!, not Words of Wisdom Man- is the merriest species of the creation; all above or below him are serious. AddisOn. Today's Horoscope You are fond of literature and the fine arts. Some creative ability ia Indicated. You are an excellent speaker and are popular in many circles. If you marry at all, it will be early in life. You are retributed by.Eiss reaf.yw Sysaicataf iaa

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Mrs. Ida McComas, who has been ' spending the past month vith Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Allen in Indianapolis has returned to her home here. ' Mrs- Emerald Maple and childten have returned- to their home after spending the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Earl Berry. j JiL 1 1 T T l hit t Pfc. Matthew Berry of the U. S. Army Air Forces, arrived , home Sunday from overseas to j spend his furlough with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl . Berry. Pfc. and Mrs. Edgar Smiley of Texas, arrived here Sunday to spend his furlough with relatives. Mrs. Pearl Mize and son, Harry Irvin, of Oaktown, are guests of Mrs. Clara Ault and Thelma this week daughter, Mrs. Lorene Uugger ot Linton, Libby Dudley of Indianapolis, and Mrs, Cecil Smith and son, ..yr . called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels and family Sunday evening u..,,.-- ' t.u - 'ax r viiis vilmcv la ouciiuuik thjs week n Indianapolis the guest 0 and Mrs. .John ElmJp anrf'rlniiehtpr ' Mr. and Mrs Glenn Gibson' their nome in Hrhenr'ffi'mois after spends ing' their vacation here with the latter's mother, Mrs. Myrtle Harrison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Creager and sons of Linton, were guests Barbara Sparks of Terre Haute, spent Sunday night and Monday here with relatives and friends. Roscoe Daugherty, Joe Pierson and Lewis Smiley, who are employed in Indianapolis, spent ., , the week-end here lth their families. TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS July 24. U.R) -Produce ' Poultry Broilers fryers and roasters undnr 5 lbs. and Barred and White Rock springers, 29.78 ceiling. Colored and Leghorn springers, 25c; heavy breed hens, 26.28; Leghorn hens, 24.28; cocks, 15c. Butterfat, No. 1, 51c. Butter, 45.63c for No. i 45.13c for No. 2. Eggs, 33c. and INDIANAPOLIS. July 24. IIU.R) Livestock: Hogs. 4,500; good and choice 160 lbs. up, bulk 140-1 GO and several loads lighter weights, $14.80; 100-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good and choice sows, $14.05. Cattle, 1,200; calves, 600; choice li-iht weight steers, $15.75; most good grade, $15.00416.25; choice heifers,, $17.10; good beef cows, SM.00; bulk good grade, $12.75 $13.50; common and medium, $9.25 S12.50; vealers top. $16.50. Sheep, 1,000; early top native spring lambs, $16.00; most good and ' choice springers, $15.50 $16.00. , - fond of travel. Today come out of the shadows of yesterday; a new day has dawned and you may be the star of the show now. In fact, should you choose to be dazzling, you have the sanction of planetary rays and aspects to. help you. One-Minute Test Answers 1. To sustain the notes, to increase the volume and to diminish the volume. 2. The piano, harp, organ and traps. '. 3t;George Frederick Handel, f j

IE Mrs. Dan Mahan and daughter, Eva, were in Terre Haute Monday. 1 ... ,i Miss Betty Rose Annis of Ind- ' ianapolis, spent the week-end-here with her mother, Mrs. Syl- , via Annie Klip vvac Jirpnmnntiip'l . ,home b Miss Ruth Ridpalh 0f I Tnrliananfl1- ... , Mrs. Herschel Woodruff was in Terre Haute Monday. : Everett-bcott of Indianapolis, sPcnt tne week-end here with Jus family Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Swayne and son, Charles, of Blootnington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Swayrie's ! sister, Mrs. Sylvia Annis and Betty Rose. i Miss Beulah Pipher of. India- I napolis, is spending a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pipher. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Branson and children oi Marshall, Illinois, are i spending their vacation here with relatives and friends. Mrs. Everett Scott and son, Tommy, were in Terre Haute ' Monday. Mrs. Robert Peterson was in Jasonville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Zink and scn 'of. "ear Indianapolis and Mrs. Gussi'e Zink visited relatives here over the week-end. Miss Billie Margaret. Shaw who is employed in Terre Haut is Spending hftr vacatioiti. here with - her: -moflier. Mrs. Ethel Shaw and with relatives in Bicknell. ... , . , mr. ana Mrs. l-rea i-'ipner ot Wheatland, spend the week-end NONESUCH Ethel McKinney entsrat dinner' Saturday eveMrs. tained ning Mrs. Harry Douglas and granddaughter, .Shirley of Chicago, Mrs. Louvisa Nelson, Mrs. Mattie Sluder, Mrs. Gene Moore (and children of Sullivan, Mrs. .Harold Trueblood anO. daughter, I Judy, Mrs. Eva Hayes of Brazil, ' Mrs. Wayne McKinnev and Ardvs McKinney. Mr' and Mrs- Gail Taft and sons- Walter and Warren, were Suests Sundav Mr- and Mrs. Iwell Taft and family. Mr." and ivjrs- Jue ieisou were evening cauers. Miss Carol Thompson of Betroit, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clifford Hall and family. Miss Norma Heck of Terre Haute, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Reba Jennings. They'll Da It Every

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r "Business must be a lot Want Ads I notice you throwing' them in the waste i '' Mr. and Mrs. son, Charles of John Price and Oakland City, and Mrs. Bill Nelson of Chicago, called cn Tude Reed's evening. . . . ssunaay Sgt.'and Mrs. Lloyd Harris and snn. Randall anrl Mrs. Oral Harris were dinner guests Tuesday nf Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall. Mrs TT " 7 . ATU ' iieiBtlJCl UCUJIUIS CIUU llld wuic aftcrnoon callers. Mrs. Harry Douglas and granddaughter of Chicago, spent the week with her mother, Mrs. Louvisa Nelson and Tude Reed. While here they were also guests of Linzie Sluder at Farmersburg, Mr. ancj Mrs. Gene Willis and Mr. an(j MjS. e. 0. Hall of Sullivan. Mrs. Bill Nelson of Chicago, spent a few days with Mrs. Harold Trueblood and Judy after visiting her brother at Oakland City. MrSl Denzil JenninSs a,ld dau" ghter, Marjorie, of Farmersburg, Mary Helen and John Robert Se.nters of Terre Haute called on emu .una. irasi-iici uciiiiiiiso ounuay eveiuiiK. Joe Taft visited Miss Yvonne Hiatt Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Adamson spent Tuesday night and Wednesday in .Terre Haute with relatives. Mrs. Bess Nelson entertained at dinner Wednesday, Mrs. Dora Time' v

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better since we started Times pen all the bills now before basket!" , ' " Taylor, Louvisa, .Nelson, Luretta Douglas, Shirley Guth, Opa! Hall, Flossie Pugh and Marie Ferguson. : JMr.. and MrsHmeT" Smith Camp aid children of near ,Atterbury, were week-end guests ot ivir. ana lvirs. uommoaore i Smith. -Mr. and Mrs. Smith are employed at tne camp at present. JERICHO Andy Hill, of Detroit, is visiting, in this community. James Jones of - Toledo, Ohio, visited in Dugger last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ea'iley are visiting in Ohio. , Hubert Burk vras m . Dugger . Saturday. Mrs. Larson Saturday. . was in Dugser Bill Lewellyn .was in Dugger Saturday. Quit paying rent snd own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOJT .1. By Jimmy Hatlo .ISTENINta . APPROACHES ON TO MAI FClENDS INFLUENCE THE f3UTCHSR. Thant& maselcra NEW vfc)R MV