Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 149, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 July 1945 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TBIES FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1945.

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Miscellaneous

BLONDIE

Obituary, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50.. Card of Thanks, $1.00. Resolutions, In Memoriams, 2. cents" word, minimum, $1.50.

TIRE REPAIRING done any

time with our latest methods of heat patches and high-grade materials. HUD'S STANDARD STATION (Vickery's), 21 North Section. I BAKE SALE Saturday, July 28th, in . former Star Grocery building south side square'. Ladies of St. Mary's church.

For Sale

TN ORDER ior the Farm Bu

reau Fertilizer plants to make the

host fertilizer, we must start tak-

ing our fall quota now. Let us mow, at once, how much 2-12-6 Jor 0-12-12 you can take between (' now and Aug. 17th. Farm Bureau Xo-op.

FOR John Deere parts and iprvice call 285 at Mace Tire &

. FOR SALE Extra good quality alfalfa. Both first and secend cuttings. Baled in extra good condition. Dr. S. E. Lindley.

JUST RECEIVED a shipment of paint. DeVoe's Stock Farm paint; (Refined Creosoie, $2.50); General Coat-Well house paint, $2.75; Glidden house paint, $3.25. Sullivan Decorating Co. ALL KINDS welding, portable welder, clothes line posts, one all-purpose farm wagon. 203 S. Eroad St. Miller Bros., Nip & Dink, Phone 632.

' i . 'llljl ILWUiWI : 'IHLM MAYBE I'M 1 I 'lC YOU'RE KEEPING EVE1RY- p I I III 1-4 " If NO --- --L' W OH.DEAR.' V f ( JUST HUNGRY! I'LL ) ( BODY IN THE HOUSE AWAKE J J py-wonl d H - ' ' ( HAVE 1 ' TOP u. 1DTC , T ARE YOU . . m V GO DOWN AMD ' 7 ALL NIGHT.' GO BACK 4 JCi 7. awc T. -fc ( RESTLESS p ; . xi pj

NeVj Every Day From NeighboringTowns

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 i West Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T. Conger.

DIGGER

FOR SALE 14 acres, with two good houses, one semi-modern

with gas for lights and fuel, good MUFFLERS & poultry houses and garage, im- INSTALLED in a

rBattery Service, Sullivan, Ind.

Plants.

TAIL PIPES, comparatively

mediate possession. 53 acres, with short time while you wait. Drive

level land, good six-room house, in and let us replace the old part immediate possession. 60 acres, while you shop. HUD'S STANDwell improved, electricity and ARD STATION (Vickery's), 21 good location. 20 acres, 4-room North Section.

SADDLE HORSE SALE-Sat- house, electricity available, barn - - 77 - .

krrdav nieht, July 28th. We expect and outbuildings, so acres, well' " " - , . J , ? u nuody iiigiii, ouy r service, loneer lastins work, hi eh

l 17c inn Vincoo 3 nm n. inr.nrovea. immeaiHK uusscs&iuu. ' " a

r.n til 1 f 1 j lu iuu uwi ou, - 7 -

SDOts and plain colors, r era nau, oneiDurn,, ina.

CUT FLOWERS and

PWildin's Greenhouse.

KWitham's Saddle

Ind.

Barn, Spencer,

FOR SALE International type

- M pick-up bailer, in good condi-

grade products. DRIVE IN! SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION, Wilson Catlin, Prop. "' 1

Mitchell and Joan Wyatt of Detroit, Michigan, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wyatt. Mrs. McGee was the over night guest of Mrs. Minta Meredith recently. Mrs. Mona Hopkins was in Linton Wednesday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Goldman was in Linton Thursday. ' Mrs. Helen Collins of the Charm Beauty Shoppe, has returned from her vacation and the shop is gain open. "RATIONING AT A GLANCE"

TODAY'S MARKETS

Miss Jennie McAnally was

Terre Haute Thursday. Clarence Bitzegaio was in Terre Haute Thursday.

Miss Beulaii Pipher. of India-1

napolis, returned home Thursday after spending a few days here with her parents. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Meek and LI. Robert Chance of Jasonville, were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hisgen. Friendly Circle Meees The Friendly Circle Sunday School ctess held their annual picnic at Shokamak Tuesday night. July 23. A chicken supper was enjoyed by all. After the business meeting a stroll around the beach was enjoyed. ' Those

At The Lyric Sunday and Monday

-(U.R)

Meats, Fats. Cheese and Dairy

MnWC TTIT? TTIMTIP DnMc Tannic 4 rcA SlamDS

FOR SALE. Kegisterea uuem- t;.on. Uuy bhew, uraysvine pnone. battery while SOUTh . SIDE X2 through Z2 and Al through present were Ethel Weber, Nelle rTnhn'rflmUe west of FOR SALE Black riding mare, ' AUTO SUPPLY can supply you El now valid. K2 through P2 in-j Gordon, Lois McGarvey, Beulah friers. John Gill, mile west 01 d ,de and brjdle Buddy with a FIRESTONE BATTERY of valid after July 31. Q2 through U2; Ppher, Rosalie Branson, Masil Snelburn. Phone Shelburn 53E. oa saaa e ana onaie ay . performance for one invalid after Aug. 31. V2 through Miller, Eva Hixon and daughter,

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gLE Fries alive or i's2" ao exenange. invaiia aiiui oci. 443 E Washington St. 1 FOR SALE Choice cut flowers, -7 ,7 through El invalid after Oct. 31. . ' ! dads, lilies and mixed. Mrs. Joe WEAR a Spencer especially Prnf.PSSPri Foods Boofe 4 blue

INDIANAPOLIS, July 27

Produce: Poultry Broilers, fryers and roasters under 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, 31c. Butter, 45.63c for No. 1 and 45.13c for No. 2. Eggs, 33c.

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FOR dressed.

FOR SALE Deep freeze units Schroeder, 301 Cross St,

and milk coolers in stock, wo -

' r,-.inritv. T.awrenceville bales vjiv

t-,U..vtf. ,

Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois.

Phone 90.

SALE Eight shoats, sell

one duck two

designed for you. Mrs.

Bardsley, corsetiere, Shelburn.

NOW OPEN for business, North

, '" FOR SALE Three bred 15 hpad of shoats and 4'

FOR SALE Wheel chairs in Phone.

good condition. C. H. Schu & bon VJoreroom, Carlisle. ; ' .' '

FOR ...SALE Fries. 20 wnue- cr.lves. Robert Pueh. K. R. 2 Shel-

Rcck pullets ready to lay. Floyd' burn. Shelburn Phone.

Waddell, Gambia Road, soutn 01 - n..Br 1 FOR SALE One milking type

yesr $695 exchange. Z2 invalid after Sept. 30. Al Carolyn, Georgia York and dau-

InrOUgn J1.X invaiiu cti-ici wtv. t. giHCl, auuci line, r unun natiyciiiespecially Processed Foods Book 4 blueliel and daughter, Nancy, Helen

Georgia stamps T2 through Z2 and Al McCoskey, Freida Peterson, Ve-

through Nl now valid. T2 througn 1 nieta strahle, Lelia bhipley, X2 invalid after July 31. Y2,t Elaine Smith and the class Z2 and Al through . CI invalid j teacher, Mrs. Mille.r

after Aug. 31. Dl through ill invalid after Sept. 30. Jl through HI invalid after Oct. 31.

Used Fats Two red points

INDIANAPOLIS, July 27. OJ.R) Livestock: Hogs, 3,000; good and choice 160 lbs. up, bulk 140-160 lbs. and several lots lighter weights. $14.80; 100-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good and choice sows, $14.05. Cattle, 500; calves, 400; good to mostly choice steers, $17.00; good antf choice. $16.75; good beef cows, $13.50; bulk common and medium, $0.25 $12.50; vealers top, $16.50. Sheep. 700; choice native spring lan-.bs, $15.00 $15.50; medium end good. $12.50 $14.50.

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years old; laundry stove; pitcher 'End Juilk shoP- we bu.v ln, rags pump. W. A. Burnett, Graysville aa a11 kulds metaL Ms0 second

hand stoves. W. M. Malone.

V Shorthorn bull, 17 mo. old, sub-

FOK bAJ-c fiayer pianu, jfCt to register. A gooa one

about 100 rolls music, and music Richard V. Johnston,

i SEWING machine service. Sine-

6"la' ... .. 1 t ,Ma frit

stock el service, aiso otner maKes re- given ior one yuunu "

pairea. Tele. 115 or write 118 W. bilgar biamp 00 vanu ii Jackson St.. Sullivan. pounds through Aug. 31. Next ' " - ' stamp valid Sept. 1. , , i SPENCERS are prescribed by. Shoes Book 3 airplane stamps doctors for dropped abdominal or- 1 o and 3 valid indefinitely. OPA

23rd meeting of : M lg tfl fet

At The Sherman Sunday - Monday

The July

Turman Township Lads and has-

cabinet, all in first class condition, Telephone,

for $25.00. Phone Josephine Pearson, 9132.

301

FOR SALE Residence at

, N. Chase St. Call Mrs. Clara Piety at 339 N. Broad. Tele. 579.

sies was held at the home of Mr. -. and Mrs. Carl Ferree. The meet- . . ,

gans, as well as back pains and vs no plans to cancel any. Next, ing was opened by singing, aftar JCID uTQQK- I hfOUCIn

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Graysville "'J"'5-" ""ic ucnud, Btsmp valid Aug. 1. : ... ... . 1 movable kidney, before and after Gasoline 16-A coupons valid!

, maternity,, and operations and s;x gallons each' through Sept.

FOR SALE Automatic kero- spinal arthritis. Iva Giles. Phone 21. B-7, C-7, B-8 and C8 coupons

sene water neaters ana automatic ou atter s;uu p. m. , niiri fnr fiup irnllnnR pach.

FOR SALE Nice Barred Rock pullets, April hatched. Mrs. Harry Rawles, 3 mi. east, 1 mi. south Kat-a-Korner.

gas water heaters for natural and artificial gas. Lawrenceville Sales Company. Lawrenceville, 111. Phone 90.

Fuel Oil Old period 4 and 0 nrl now nnrlnil 1 Himneh 5 COU-

good motor and tires, ra- tinnB vnlid throuah Ag. 31. New

TRADE '35 Chevrolet

FOR pickup,

dio, heater and new seats,

NOTICE Car of Wheat Fertil

her, on . track. Get our car door Lebanon, prices. Monroe Feed Service. I

rack, grain sides. Trade for model car. Warren Mason,

stock

later New

period 1 coupons for 1945-46 season now valid.

which report were given by

these who attended Round-Up and Club Camp. Mr. Wagner and Mrs. Monk made a few announcements concerning the County Fair. The meeting was closed by repeating the Pledge to the Flag and refreshments of home made ice cream were served.

FOR SALE House and two beautiful building lots at same address at 571 B. Section St., Sullivan, Ind. Owner's address, Mrs. Thelma Love, 52.22 S. Michigan Ave., 3rd Apt., Chicago, 111. TOR SALE Welsey apples. Good quality. Rickard Orchard, Phone 9025.

FOR RENT

tun ntni-cor storage or business, business buildings in Shelburn. O. M. Sebring, Shelburn, Ind. ,

i TRUCKING SERVICE Coal

! livestock, produce. Call 658, Sullivan.

j QUICKIES

By Ken Reynold;

. FOR RENT Sleeping 233 S. Court.

room.

AT PUHITY FOOD SHOP-

Oranges, 25c doz.: 4 cans Milnot j ?.V,c; Wheaties, 10c; 3 lbs. coffee 5Pc. Home canning supplies. I

FOR SALE Fence posts and huge corner posts catalpa. Frank L. Orr, Maplewood Farm, R. R. 2, Shelburn, Ind. 1

FOR SALE

Robbins, Phone 8274.

kOR RENT Two modem furnished rooms. Inquire at 107 W.Jackson.

FOR , RENT-

LOST

Anartmpnts nn-

Friers. Mrs. Claude f urnishedi modern except heat.

! Adults preferred or small famil-

FOR SALE Compressor units for refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. In stock. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrrncevillc, III. Phono 90. FANCY APPLES Summer Rambo, $1.50 bu. basket; Golden Sveets, $2.00 bu. baskel; Crab Apples, $1.75 bu. basket.. Bring container. COX, 225 North Main. ,FOR SALE Goldfish, minnows, fish food and moss. Cut flowers and . .funeral designs. Bean's Greenhouse. t , FOR SALE Good young black bull, ready for service. Homer Christy, 2 mi. south of New Lebanon. Carlisle R. 3.

ics Bring references and rent receipts. 227 S. Court.

Wanted

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

WANTED To haul your wheat,1

I hay, and coal. Paul W. Huff,'

oraysvule Phone.

Dead Animals Removed

All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and bogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332. or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Tpito T-Tautn We iwv all!

phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachte! Co. Tprre Hate, tldizm

WANTED yearling or Skidmore, R.

TO BUY Healthy 15-month-old bull. R. 3, Sullivan.

WANTED-Electric stove and electric refrigerator. Call 368. WANTED Woman or' girl to keep books and figure payroll. Must have high school education. Apply 14 VS. Court St., Sullivan, Ind. WANTED TO RENT Furnished or unfurnished apartment, 2 or 3 rooms with bath, for returnins veteran. 343 West Graysville St.. . Sullivan.

I LOST Black set cameo ring at Peerless mine pond. Return to Barnes Hotel. Roward. j LOST 5-in. cream color rub-! ber-tired stroller wheel, between i Wilfred and .Shelburn. Reward.

Ray McGarvey, Shelburn, Ind. IN IVTEMORIAM In loving remembrance of our husband and' father, who passed away one year ago today, July 27.

Nothing but memories j As we journey along Longing for a smile j From our loved one gone, None knew the depth of our great regret, For we remember when others forget. , Mrs. William Dodd and Children. "

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(Fill in this coupon and mail at once to the Mayors' Office, City Hall, Sullivan, as an assistance to Sullivan's Job Survey.)

CHINESE HIGH COMMAND has acknowledged a 45-mile breakthrough by Jap troops along China's "invasion coast" opposite Formosa. The enemy is battling to link their holdings in the seaports of Amoy and Svvatow in southeast China. (International)

Name . . I plan th rsstrictiorin

COUPON

Address

following work within tha nt::t year or as soon apd ether conditions mtke it passibla.

Hew Horns M?jor Rcinodslino Srpnin f Reef j New Barn JarulaUon '

Bath Room K?aHng Plant ; Kitchen Cabinets Paint 1 Other Farm Building.? Storm sash combination doors

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"Hy n0..'.. t; ;iiid she'd fcs'y ace a Fox Terrisr puppy with n T'incs IVar.J Ad if Tel give you up!"

GRAB BAG

WANTED Painter to paint house. Walter Eyerhart, 6 miles northeast of Sullivan. Shelburn Phone.

One-Minute Test J. Who was the author of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" ? 2.. In that book which was the good and which the evil man ? 3. As Lincoln lay dying, who j said, "Now he belongs to the ages"?

WANTED rccm houss

4 AM

i Words of Wisdom Repose without, stagnation" is the state most favorable to hap-

- , . piness. "The great felicity of TO RENT 6 or 7- life," says Seneca, "is to be withclose to town. Writs out perturbations." Bovee.

Blooield, Ind. .

Hints on Etiquette If you have a habit of whistling or singing while you work in an office." better stop or you may find you are annoying someone, perhaps the boss.

Today's Horoscope If this is the anniversary of your birth, you are impulsive, highly emotional and retiring by nature. You should cultivate, a more assured and aggressive outlook on life. You are a fine talker and like to read. Choose a mate with intellectual interests if vou

wish to be happy. Do not be a foolish victin of flattery today. It is likely to be in the atmosphere. Listen, but with hardened senses to the words that are uttered fivs

your benefit. Take them grain or more of salt.

One-Minute Test Answers 1. ' Robert Louis Stevenson. 2. Dr. Jekyll was the worthy character, but when he took a potion he became the evil Mr. Hyde--- - 3. Edwin M. Sts.:;ton, secretary of war.. '

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