Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 August 1945 — Page 5

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For Sale 1 SEE US lor uasnngm, xauiu n - . . T, , . . . - . - .i i i -1 . i i : a and a Daueries. rami ouicau Cc-op. FOR John Deere parts and lervice call 285 at Mace Tire & ttery Service, Sullivan, Ind. CUT FLOWERS and Plants. , vV ildin's Greenhouse. , FOR SALE Deep freeze units nd milk coolers in stock. No priority. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90. FOR SALE 3 extra good Polled Shorthorn bull calves, one f-roan, 2 red and white, six months old. Carl Lester, 4 miles southwest of Fairbanks. 4 miles north

Pof Graysville.

FOR SALE Wclthy apples. Good quality. Rickard Orchard, Dione 9035.

L PROPERTY FOR SALE 571 S.

Section St. Price $900.00 cash. Will sell to Negro or whites. Write Mrs. Geo. Love, 5222 S. Mich. Ave., Chicago, 111. APPLES Nice Summer Rambo, Golden, Sweet and sweet crab

n apples at .low prices.

apples at .low prices. Cox, ,,225. Jf)rth Main St: ' ' .FRIER chickens" for sale. One , house north of Ellis Hudson store on Gambill Road. Joe Cazzell. FOR SALE "Beech Creek Val-

( ley Farm," 343.6 acres bottom, timber, pasture about equal; old house, other buildings good, have v nictal roofs; 45 acres hay this year

n reasonably worm $1,500; price

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$343.50 principal; timber should V pay out; clear; possession. 1V&

r-. .1 rriles south Solsberry, Indiana, cn State Road 43. Daniel W. Rawlins, owner, P. O. Box 182, Linton, Indiana. Phone 33, Roosevelt Hotel. FOR SALE 1932 V3" coupe villi rebuilt model A motor; alsj rebuilt model A motor. Call 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. 447 S. State. FOR SALE Coal burning, water heaters. Range boilers. In stock. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrenceville, 111, Phone 90. FOR SALE Purebred Guernsey bull, ready for service. 6. miles northwest of Sullivan. Carl Ferree.

FOR SALE-Fonr-room house ' teriaj3 lums STANDARD STAir Graysville completely redecor- TJ0N (Vickery's), 21 North Scca'cd. Lilly Nowlin, 310 W.!tion '

inompson. I .... i xx oAiJi 20 white shoats. 1 Floyd Hellingsworth, 2 miles west ! of. Pleasantville. J glltS, FOR SALE Three bred la head cf shoats and 4 stock celves. Robert Pugh, K. R. 2 Shelburn. Shelburn Phone. FOR SALE Friers , alive or dressed. 443 E. Washington. GARDEN plows, roll roofing, congoleum rugs, mowing machine repairs. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Fries. Ketsel. Everhart, R. 3 Sullivan, near 43 mine. Dead Animals Removed All kinrls : horses, cows, sheep, calves anrl boors. OM Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 21 hour ser. vice. John WachteJ Co. Terrp Hnfn. Indiana

FOR SALE Square walnut table and five chairs, newly varnished. 315 West Thompson St. I

FOR SALE Gas stove. Price $20. 403 North French. Phone 522-B. j RADIO B. BATTERIES, $1.89. j Wholesale price, $1.50, in lots of 12 or more. Gamble Store, Black end White Shopping Center, Linton, Indiana. i FOR SALE Friers. Joe Asbury, 1 Phone 8152. I FOR SALE 1934 Plymouth coupe, good tires. Corner Depot and Broad FOR SALE Fresh eggs at all times. 471 S. Bell. FR SALE Apricot plums, 50c gallon. W. F. Frame, Sullivan R. o. sneiDurn pnone. FOR RENT FOR RENT For storage or j business, business buildings inj Shelburn. O. M. Sebring, Shcl-; burn, Ind. , i FOR RENT SOON Furnished , apartment. Nicely furnished, withi electric refrigerator. Newly pai'.tu: lurnisnea. w rue jsox ua, c-o rimes. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. Wei remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse: charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Cu. ! WANTED TO RENT Modern ... i -. .. rcsiaece in tuuivan. 51'J.UU r; wbrd ta who rnn ri,1(J a nouse w. rent, i-none sw ' i - . , WANTED TO RENT 100 to 300 f-cres; equipment. Robert Ballard, R 2, Sullivan. - WANTED Girl to work at 7 East Jackson. MUFFLERS TAIL PIPES. INSTALLED in a Comparatively snort time wliiio you wait. Drive in and let us replace the old part while you shop. HUD'S STANDARD STATION (Vickery's), 21 North Section. STOVE REPAIR IN G. "AlTi7iaI.2 s Ciid types. Steves called, for and delivered. COUNTY HARDWARE.. TIRE REP ALUNG-done " any time with our latest methods of ;cat patches and high-grade ma-1 . . . 1 . COMPARE Then buy lioni du: many bargains in used furniture. rtoves. ice bnxi:s, radios and apphances. Our easy payfnent plan we deliver on the first down payp TTaj Vlirnitnro Ctnro 1117 West Jackson St., Sullivan. M. T Censor. NOTICE Reopening of Old Texaco Service Station south of railroad, old Henderson corner. 1 ;;kg. of cigarettes free to first 10 :;as customers. Open Friday, Aug. 3, 8 a. m. Speck Harris, Mgr. NOTICE Car of VVueat Fertilizer on track. Get our car door vrices. Monroe Feed Servlc . SEWING machine service, Singer service. Also other mak"s repaired. Te!s. 115 or write 118 W. Jackson St.. Sullivan. WEAR a Spencer especially rlesicnod for you Mrs. Georgia lardsley. corsctiere. Shelburn. A BIG SHIPMENT of L3dd;r3. Step ladders. 4 ft. to 8 ft.; straight ; ladders, 10 to 20 ft.; extension lad ders, 20 to 40 ft. Black Lumber Co., Phone 098. AT PURITY FOOD ;;iIOPin lb, potatoes, 30c; lemons. 23 2 dc: ,vax ))!: ora.i'es,

2l( d;z.; 3 Pest Toasties, 25c.

- -ri ' '- GEORGE M. MANN, 69, millionaire San Francisco theater owner, and Neva Liermann, 24-year-old nurse of Dallas, Tex., have their picture taken just before taking out their marriage license in San Francisco. It will be the fourth marriage for Mann whose marriage to Vivian Mann was dissolved last week after a hotly contested court action. At the insistence of Mann's bankers, Miss Liermann signed an agreement that her interest in the Mann fortune would be limited to $10,000 in case of divorce. (International) COMPLETE line of plumbing supplies. Stools, lavatories, and tubs, also hot water liteaters. Woodward Hardware Co., Dug ger, Ind. SPENCERS are urcscribed hv doctors for dropped abdominal organs, as well as back pains and injuries; lor inoperable hernia, movable kidney, before ami after maternity, and operations and spinal arthritis. Iva Giles, Phone 561 after 5:00 p. m. BUY YOUR HEATER NOV and be rei'dy for winter. Use our layaway plan and free storage. Choice of Duo Nubian, Majestic, and Warm Morning Cabinet. Wocdward Hardware Co., Duggor, Ind. LOST LOST Boy's ' gold rimmed i-.lanjes at Fairbanks; Reward. Call SonehinC EIdl'idSe'1 Fairbanks T.OST Two-star service pin, silver and blue. If found please mail to Mrs. Hallie Smith, Dugger Koi:t3 1. They'll Do It Every Of COURSE, we'll ADMIT' IT'S A HECK ' OP A TIME. TO ASK A 6l!y A QUESTION LIKE THIS But neverthe less, when 0upper.time 'J SO ROLLS ATOUNiDWOW HNRy 3, RlEOtE, JR.., 7T33 M3MPHIG CI WUW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

New.. Every Day From Neighbori'ngTowns

sum Mrs. Hazel Ackelmier of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Flonell Trump of Jasonville, called on relatives and friends here Tues day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Claude German were in Sullivan Wednesday. Mrs. Trilby Gummere, Verna Rcbbins, Essa Nash, Elva Robertson and Mayme Myers attended the Past Noble Grand picnic 'at the city nark in Sullivan Tuesday evening. TSgt. Pete Osborne, spent the week-end here with his wife, j Clyde Shelburn spent Sunday , evening in Terre Haute. j Mies Lois Ring of Hymera, ' was here Monday. Miss Barbara Thompson spent Sunday in Terre Haute. ; it.ii Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Scott left xucsaay lor L artnage, inaiana IZZ VZ uJitZlllZttm ninvo70!1'r

cf nr.e TThrt to,-qi ' Mrs- Lcster Griffith of near Mrs. Ruth Meek and daughters, nnM n aS i Shelburn' visheA JameS Ann and Ardeth of Terre Haute, Dickenf TLX wl Mrs! M : were .eok-encr guests "of her Mry Ncedham and daughters at Floyd Guthrie was in Terre Paients, Mi. and Mis. ruck J elDarlington. Haute Thursday. fords and Marge.

Mr- an rs- Charles McKso and ancl Mrs "arvey McKee

are spending this week with Mr. are visiting relatives and friends,"1and Mrs. Clyde McKee and son here this week. i r. and Mrp. Harry Rogers st. Mulberry, Indiana ard Mr. and Mrs. .Terrv Brew bis Gone to 'and family have as their guests,

Mrs. Leon LaUuke and iamily of Lafayette. T.!';yd N!r:iiols and Bub Carty transacted business in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. John Beard cf Hagerstown, Indiana, spent a part of this week with Mrs. Rose Thornburg and daughter. Mirerva PinM.on. Ev?'y'Cited-, Rose Thornburg, Annabell Ji;,iut: c' -c(1 were in Terru IIaule Wednesday evening. Paiher Crrper left Sunday for -C'-mp Attrrbury after spending a f'trtv-day lurlru'!h here with Mrf:- Harvey Ccoper and Jun2 Moon and son. Mrs. George Frederick his rereh ed word from her husband that he is now stationed at Canr.; Fannin, Texas. Pfc. Joe Dillion, who is homa on furlough is confined to the Vico Ordnance Hospital for 'medical treatment. Time

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Mrs. Kenneth Goldman was in Linton Wednesday. Mrs. Tenneson Rector was Linton Wednesday. in Mrs. Scphia Ann McGruder, w"" uccl ii.Ua' linn L n i ! -i rf V -y iro rents, ivir. ana ivirs. lennesun Rector returned to her home in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs. Laurel Ingram and daughter, Laura Mae, of Chicago, are guests of Mrs. Bertha Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coyner was in Sullivan Wednesday.

Genie Ann. Mr. and Mrs. KenMr. and Mrs. John Followell neth Cox left for their-home in were in Sullivan Thursday. New jersey Tuesday afternoon

I Mrs. William Rnlineor anrl her I. mother, Mrs. Charles Gorby of near Ccalmont, were in Terre Haute Thursday. Mrs Tra Davis of FarmprshnrC. whQ wag called here on account of the serious illness and death of her sister.' s. Nelson Stanton, returned nome i n ursuay . Mr. and Mrs. Coulter Thomsun and tamily cf Oales:jurg, Illinois, gan Francisco, California to b with tier husband, who will b in the States for a while. .. Mr aed Mrs. Wyman Thomson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Coulter Thcm'son and fami:.', Mr. and Otis Thomson, Deloris and Virgil Murphy and. Mrs. Dewey Dean spent Tuesday evening at Shak- ' amak. Mildred Allen of Linton, is spending this week with her mclher. Hazel Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grilton spent Sunday at Mecca, Indiana visiting Mr. .and Mrs, George Law. "old Soc:'il The .' -'-r mcial for the ladies class r' thi Methodist "h'jrlh was a picnic supper held at Shakamak Wecesday evening for the members and their husbands. A 1-irge number attended er-d the evening was enjoyed by all. Rev. Guy Miller, the newly appointed pastor for Jie Hymera charge, and family were present 'and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds were also guefts. By Jimmy Hatlo A SANDWICH (BLUI5P;OR A A LIGHT SALAD -VERY LITTLE (BLURP BLURPJ) I'M DISGUSTED WITH FOOD,ANVHOW" DON'T GET MUCH" BLURPr, WHA-AT? MEAN TO SAV TMATo All you're Giving aguvwhatsi BEEN WORKING HARD ALL DAY' VHV,THATS JUST BIRD FOOD.' COR SCENTS I'D GO OUT TO A

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Charles England and ,Mrs. Vera Arnold of Pleasantville, were dinntr. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans and son. In the afternoon they called ,, . , i . . i -.I i , . on Mrs. xates orower, t-nunes Gibbs of Carlisle. George Ealey has returned home from the Sullivan hospital where he recently underwent an operation. His condition is satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plummer had as their dinner guests Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cox of Union, New Jersey, G. E. Cox, Mrs. Annie Cox and Mrs. Chester Lloyd and children, Jerry and after a brief visit here with relatlvcs Everett Shake and daughters, rf Evansville, are spending their vacation at their home here. Floyd Evans Jr. and Jimmie Snyde"r went t0 Chicago Friday mffrRing to spend a few days and attend the Big League ball game. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Mrs. Anna Mae Newton and Mrs. Rogers' s'st"r, Mrs. Minnie. Hume, both of California. Mr. Er.d Mrs. Jimmie C orrell ci Bird Appefife 4 1 r. '4 MRS. FRED MARTINI, wife of the lion house keeper at the Bronx zoo in New York, ferds her newest baby a young robin whose mother is A. W. O. L. She has foster-mothered many of the zoo's young animals,' including young leopards, lion and tiger cubs, etc., treating them as if they were ordinary kittens. (International) One-5Iinute Test1. What are sand dunes? 2. Are there any birds teeth ? with 3. What part of a quart is one gill? Words of Wisdom A. proper self-regard becomes Improper as soon as we begin to slue reputation more than real character. Morning Star,

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Norfolk, Virginia, vere rrcent guests of her sister, Mrs. Uailsy Wclfe and fj:mily. Mrs. ri:.-r!r 'V'rY:; '- ' nca- - Tew .'..;harc:', :riVd m Jo and Ghirlcy StnKh TilcnJcy :i't?rnt;on. - r-irs. D-l:; SI": n ; i. ri-r!.:' v- - r; .. "'- ' " V''1 ; :- ; " T:.'.- rc ci '.'w "' ". v V,i: cn.l :.. visited rsat:."3s st Hc'vio.:, Illinois Sunday. Tr. a,-d 7'.v.. Plvd Evans hnd as their guests last week, Mr. Evans' brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Acie , Evans of Detroit. . Mr. (Tinrlot i-; Ma::li spent Raturday with hs-x lui:l)and. Charles NseIi, who is a p;nicnl in a GRAB BAG Hints on Etiquette At a wedding the maid of honor sees that the bride's veil and train are in order, and takes her bouquet before the ring is slipped on. Today's Horoscope You are a person of shrewd judgment, keen perceptions, and unusual enthusiasm. You are a natural leader, and handle other people easily. You ability should bring you success in business. Put enthusiasm into every thing you

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