Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 180, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 September 1945 — Page 3
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1945. PAGE THREE oii Cheat Yourself When You Don't Read All The Want Ads All Th e Time
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For Sale WE HAVE a new fertilizer alscation. Better see us soon. !arm. Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere parts and ervice call 285 at Mace Tire & lattery. Service, Sullivan, Ind. I CUT FLOWERS and iildin's Greenhouse. Plants.
FOR SALE McCormick Deer- son, R. 2. Merom phone 336.
tig 5-hoe grain drill with grass iid fertilizer attachment, used iery little. Joe Harris, Carlisle Rl.
et iid, i ---- mma sebree, Fhone 659.
'imnthv. 100 bales soy beans, 90c
j FOR SALE We have plenty of FOR SALE Six-room house, Murphy's Poultry and Hog Con- six lots, good well, electricity.
helburn. Phone 113. ;Main.
FOR SALE Fine bred regis
ered Angus: cow with bull call, an(j bridle. Bill Phipps,
earling bull, ten months heiter. incj. Highway 54.
;radp Aneus: three cows, two -
Greenhouse, R. R. 4. , 29thi Can be seen at Gfeen
btis McCammon, ind. Paxton telephone. FOR SALE 1937 Terraplane 4Boor sedan. .Good tires. O.P.A.
foiling $350.UU. buu n. aroaa Section phone 183L
.uilivan, ma. . FOR SALE 5 good Jersey ows. Orval O. Garrard, Carlisle il. 3. FOR SALE Model Max Donovan, 3 miles S.'R. 3, Sullivan. tard Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. I hay between Sullivan and Dugger Iaude Cowden.
tered Shropshire ram. Lrvm chanically inclined and have
koffey, 2xk mi. southeast of Dug ger. 'i FOR SALE 50 acres, good 5room house, large barn, other outbuildings; 3 extra good cows, 2 heifers, 2 sows, 2 good horses 7 years old, wagon, harness; tractor, like new, fully equipped; 12 tons hay, 6 acres corn, 14 acres beans, one hundred hens.
V bquipment too numerous to men- Thomas.
ion. All at the price of $6,900.00. C. Pope, 554 South Court, Sulivan. Phone 284. FOR SALE Rye; and Cabinet Heater. J. E. Wonders, Dodd ridge. , N FOR SALE 559 bales good juality Lespedeza hay. Paul C. ;tratton, Phone 57 or 638. FOR SALE Sow and five pigs even weeks old. Also one large hite milk goat. John W. Barley, butheast corner of Hymera. WATERMELONS AND CANTiLOUPES Nice large ones. tuaranted ripe. Lowest prices to k found. Cox, 225 North Main. Dead Animals Removed All kinds; horses, cows, Jsheep, calves and hogs. Call I Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford ISOl or Crawford 53109. ITerre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour serKice. '; ,, , ; Udhn Wachtel Co
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Dodge pick-up. Prefer coupe or 1-ton truck. For sale, 2 good NOTICE Jesse Goodman, aucshoats. Wm. Sweet, Shelburn, Ind. tioneer, graduate of Reppert Auc-
FOR CANNING Beans, appies, tomatoes, peppers. We have yams, potatoes, oranges, lemons, grapes, watermelons, cantaloupes at Market,. 17 So. Section. FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder i beans, cucumbers. Marion AnderFOR SALE International F-14 tractor, 11-40 in. tires. Parker Cooper, Merom
'" . TirAriV FOR SALE-Cananes, singers.
er bale. No de hvery eng. on 10 FOR SALE-F-20 tractor and ,ales or more. (Sept. only.) Call cultivator. 3 miles southwest of 14-12:00 Noon. , Farmersburg. Harold Pittman. ,
titrates. Martin's eea oioie, futtmg in gas and water. N.
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jeifers, four sucking calves, one, FOR SALE Pick-up bailer, t
fclack milk cow. E. G. Hoover, now in operation and, in first
, , ' ; afrfaer Bailed. 318 bales in two . Tn r-o cat r . Diwianfac , Man- . "if
WnTnH pTlr A L Robertson hb-Urg d'24 muiutes ' on Dan, feoes and peppers,. A-:,L. Kooertson , Saturdav. -- August
FOR SALE Kitchen range,' -towers rarm one mne norm oi
lso five-burner kerosene stove. "'fe"' uo- ,
R.' 1 Paxton, n,K,lrr.
i-urt ruMNi iwo downstairs sleeping rooms, close in. 219 South Wanted WANTED
Dead animals. Wejtwo bedr00m suites, chairs, ar-
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east on'.charee. Phone No. 9 revprsp
i charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES Bath- STUDENT wants to buy good, j
Subs, stools and lavatories. Wood-' used typewriter. Phone 8104.
REFRIGERATION
caiit r nr, fcav instruction, iviaie. snortaefi ot
Instruction, Male.' Shortage
15.00 Der ton. On State.Road 54 men ior installation ano repair,
to overhaul and install refrigeration and air conditioning equip-
FOR SALE 18 ewes, 1 regis-! ment is urgent. If you are me
fair Arinratinn inni, intn'tMc Hta.plate glass mirrors, beautif ullv .
pay trade. Learn how you can 'finished wall shelves and sofa get this training in spare time or I Pi'lows. Also the nationally adverevenings. No interference with'tised Plastic-Glo, the non-skid
present job. For full information write at once, giving name, dress, etc. Utilities Inst., Times. adWANTED -Washing and ironN. Broad.. Marge
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WANTED Lady to work in store. Experience preferred. Give reference! Write Box 4, Times Office. WANTED Someone to tear down and rebuild furnace chimney. Earl Denny, 260 W. Beech. WANTED Young lady for full time work at Gallagher Jewelry & Gift Shop. Apply in person. 25 North Court. M''vnaneoua WOULD YOU LIKE to have running water in your farm home? We have electric pressure systems for, both shallow and deep wells. Also shallow well pumps with p"soline' engine attached. Lawrenceville Sales Co Lawrenceville, 111. Phone 90. WE HAVE Heating Stoves for your requirement. See us now! Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. ' HERE'S WHY homeowners' like ZONOLITE. insulation easy to install, 100 fireproof, sanitary and rot-proof, light , in weight, cool in summer, saves fuel in winter, lowest in cost. Call us TODAY. EASY PAYMENTS. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.
SULLIVAN MAN FELT LIKE SWOLLEN BALLOON; FULL OF STOMACH GAS Recently, a Sullivan man stated that he used to ' feel like a swollen balloon after every meal. He would bloat full of gas and spit up acidulous liquids for hours after eating. Was terribly constipated. This man is one of the hundreds in this vicinity who now praise ERB-HELP. He states he was amazed at the results when he took this medicine. Now he eats what he wants without gas or bloating, and bowels are regular for the first time, in years. He
feels like a new man. ERB-HELP contains 12 Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserable peo ple soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering! Get ERBHELP. Bennett's Drug Store. tion School, sblicitsyour business. Address, Carlisle, RR1, 7 miles southeast of Carlisle.
i-ivi. wm uiiil, iuu,"s numwme vauvw v.n spring construction, best of covers place on his Hampshire litter. and styles to choose from. Wood- On Friday the Indiana State
war(j Hardware Co., Dugger Ind WHY NOT LET one of our j stokers shovel your coal for vou? Lawrenceville ' Sales Company, Lawrenceville, 111. Phone 90.
GAMES, Thursday night, Sept.,were 335 entries in this show-
13. Sponsored by Sullivan Rebekah Lodge. Public invited. HEATERS Choice of Floe,' Majesti Estat or w Morn: j cabinet mod'els g ig lim ited. Free storage until needed. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind, ATTENTION FARMERS Ordel Kelly seed corn before Qct lsj. get $1 0Q djseount See Kelly's dealer, Bill Mickey. : .. l AA oUAF satety skin cleansface, shower and shampoo. : Con- . . - ....... tains lanonn and emollient oils. - - - ' -r BAD WEATHER is "just around the corner." Get that new roof put on now and be ready. Payment plan. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. 1 TITTT TTHTOrtUT T TT.TITIT, " Face powder, AVON SPECtAL2 large boxes, $1.25. 8 shades, 2 textures. Phone 525 for appoint'ment or order. I AUCTION SALE Saturday, I Sept. 15 at 12:30. Kitchen cabinet, , ticies too numerous to mention. Floyd Dillingham, Auctioneer. , !Mrs - Nailnie Hopewell LOOK At the P. and A. L,irl lie ' I jars 20c dozen, oil stoves, heaters, baby baskets, bathinet, -"a - riji.' ujv, aiLA. vvi tiiiig vu.iojv , v-uiiuitn ii and adults' good quality clothes. etc. New coffee and book trough i tables, table lights, fluorescent ' lights, bathroom cabinets, larce' i rngn gloss tioor and turniture tinish.
I to New York Monday. STORM SASH!!! Don't delay,' Mr- and Mrs- C5dude German order yours today. Good stock visited the,ir s0n- Norman Gernow, but going fast. Payments, man and family in Sullivan SunWTT.xttvtsdn T.TTMRKT? m , day afternoon.
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A rr-, w FRONT! TAKE THE LAOV TO ROOM )ff?i r0 A BELLBOY SAYS ALL one. it's ver convenient JSJSk HOTELCLEBKSARERENDS'. V TO THE CAFE AND BEALTTY r JZ iHlf A BAG WITH A BAG OniOR,MADWE.I J? like this is given surl vouIl-v4HM IMm
But some guy with a load like this gets A ROOM THAT CALL'S. FOR A TWO-MILE HIKEJN JOS. fARAVATl MAy FLOWER HOTEL AIASH1N6T0N LC SATU3E3 SYKDICATE. Int. WORLD
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Wayne Johnson returned home Friday night from Indianapolis where he attended the State 4-H Fair, winning second place on Hampshire show was held in the Coliseum where he won first and fifth on nis Hampshire bar row and first prize on his pen of barrows and the grand champion ribbon on his barrow. There and Wayne is to be congratulated : on his winnings. He is the son of Estella Johnson and the late Ferd H. Johnson and is a senior this year in the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Johnson attended the State Hampshire Show in Indianapolis Friday and were guests of Mrs. Eloise" Vinson and daughter and Norma Johnson. . , . Mrs. Ruth Wills and daughters, Frances and Barbara .and Bill Harris attended a family reunion at the Sullivan City Park Sunday. ... Mary Nelda Gray was a guest .f The Ault. R Arn m a Kra7ipr nf Terrp . week:end f1. au l?'7spenl: weK enj.wjm M,....riQ F-Knrr.r h uaii Richards. , Bonnie Milam srjent the Dast week with Mr. Estplla Johnson-' a t r,..i, and children, of West Lefayetts, spent a part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee. . Pvt. Frank J. McNabb of Vigo Ordnance Hospital, spent the week-end with Mr. and . Mrs. Cliff Gray. , Mr. -and Mrs. Carl McKee and Mr. and Mrs. Max McKee returned Saturday ,to their home in Benton Harbor, Michigan after being , called , here by the serious illness and death of Mrs. Mary Jones. Mr; and Mrs. Emory Wright of Thursday Terre Haute, spent afternoon here calling on. relatives and friends. ., . i i SHELBUR Mr. and Mrs. E.-C. McMillen week-end and Mrs. who has and sons spent the with her parents, Mr. John Brewer. waiter wniteman, been home on furlough returned Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell RIGHTS RESERVED
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FROhfTl TAKE TmgENUEMAM'sWg I LUGGAGE TO 2498. ACROSS THE i fZ j y COURT AND AT THE END OF. OUR ' " fepSf (MyNEW WIN6,SlR.VERy QUIET " f
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Mrs. John Trimmer Thursday Mrs. Reba Irvin took her Sunday School class on a picnic at Shakamak Sunday. Mn and Mrs. Jack Dowden and son of Terre Haute, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Taft, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pierce spent Sunday at Shakamak. Mrs. Ruth Ladd and daughters, Virginia and Wanda, and Bonnie Gordon visited Mrs. Martha Pierson at the- hospital Sunday. Mrs. Pierson fell at her home in Lewis Saturday and broke her arm. J. P. Allen, Mrs. Eulah Shewmaker and son of Farmersburg, and C. E. Allen of Evansville, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon Sunday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redenbacker, moved to Terre Haute Monday. " : ' ' Hymera is very proud of . the new side-walks and ; the . new , front on the town hall. .A., big, glass sliding door was installed. . , . . last week' at the town hall, a new fire truck and equipment 1 will soon be purchased. Jimmie and Wayne Walters, of the U. S. Navv. are srjendine a few days leave here with their i mother, Mrs. Cletus Weaver, They will return to duty this week. - Mrs. Bessie Plew underwent an operation at . the Mary Sherman Hospital Monday. II O. E. Myers 'of Dugger attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Riggs of SJ e iVAI . ctiiU 1VJ.. O. ndKCl die away on their vacation. i Mr. and Mrs. - Wilbur Coyner : returned Friday from Michigan where they have been visiting. ', Mr. and Mrs. John, Irons and i family of Jasper, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs, Ray ! Davies. . Wm. Har:-iion is home on furlough. the guest of his-wife and mother. , ' Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Hacker are visiting in Chicago. Tr. and Mrs. F. M. Dukes, MLss Marcella. Dukes and Miss Esther Myers visited in Odon Sunday. t j Mr. and Mrs. Dave Myers of Fairbanks, visited the O. E. and
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.Hubert Myers families Sunday. Ralph Watkins is home from overseas and is spending his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watkins. TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 11 4U.R) Produce: ' ( Heavy breed hens, 24.5c; Leg-j (horn hens, 22.5c; chickens, spring ers, tryers and broilers, 28.5c; Leghorns, 27.5c; cox, 20c; No. 2 poultry 4 cents less. j Butterfat, No. 1, 50c; butter (ceiling): 45.63 for No. 1 and 45.13 for No. 2. Current egg receipts, 54 pounds and over, 35c, delivered at the plant. ' INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 11. (U.R) Hogs, 7,000; active, steady, good and choice 160 lbs. up and bulk of similar grades 140-160 lbs., , and some choice lighter, weights, $14.80; 100-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good and choice sows and stags, $14.05. , , , Cattle, 2,400; ; calves, 600; steers ' and heifers active, , and steady, strong to 25c higher two loads choice to- prime, $17.85;., pne load. $18.05; small lot . .heavy, , steers, . mja(l,, ar.tSvo. sh.io; cpws moaerateiy active good beef 1 cows, $12.00 $13.50; ouik common and medium, $8.75 $11.25; bulls steady, . -medium and good sausage bulls, $9.75 , $11.50; vealers active; top, $16.50; j late top, $16.00. r Sheep, 2,500; fat Iambs steady; good and choice, $12.00 $12.50; few $12.75; odd lot, . $13.00; medium to good, $10.75 $11,75; slaughter ewes firm, good and chice, $5.00 $6.00; most feeder lambs, $9.00 $12.50. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the friends and neighbors and all those who gave flowers.- Also Mr. Billman and Rev. Anderson and the singers. And all those who assisted in any way during the illness and death of my wife, Florence Belle Ford. Mr. Will Ford. Bits Of News (Continued from Page 1) : Pixion, Indiana. 1 .Sgt. Jeffords wears the Purple heart and the European Theater ribbon. He was recently released from a German Prisoner-of-War Camp in Czechoslovakia. i He will spend approximately jKvo weeks at the redistribution station undergoing records and physical processing in preparation for a discharge or reassignM. J. Aikin '& Son ; FlITVEliAL HOME Dusr2rer "Aikln'n Sryir Cnst No Quit paying rent ind own your home. Special bargains on property on installment, plan. I Also farms for sale. j , W.T.MELLOTT LAY-RIGHT rCo. ' Asbestos and . Brick Sidinpr, Insulation, Painting and Repairing . . THEWLIS & BENSINGER Phone 189-Y- Phone 47F22 i 1 Carlisle, Ind. j
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merit to duty in this country. During his stay here, this combat veteran who was assigned to , San Antonio upon completion of i a 30-day leave at his home, will j be duty-free and have at his command all of the many recrea- ' tional and educational facilities ' made available to returned air- ' tion Command. . ' REPORT BIRTH OF QUADRUPLETS DUNNE VILLE , Ontario, Sept. 11. (UP) Quadruplets, two boys and two girls, were born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Smith ot ' Caistor, Ontario, but the youngest child died a few hours later, i Dtinneville hospital physicians
PUBLIC SALE I will offer for Public Sale at the farm of Joe Higbee, two and one-half miles southeast of Fairbanks on '. FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1945 -. - Beginning at 1 : 00 P. M.r the following property : , HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Round Oak Heating Stove; 1 Laundry Sf6ve;'l almost' hew Kerdiierie" 'Rah'gfe-;" 1 7M jestic Kitchen IUrige?"lj 'G0-gallon Ii;go; Kettle I f OOegg' Queen Incubator,' 1 Metal Cot: 1 Sirtff Ticirclas: l'Entf Table; 1 Dining Table; 1 Library Table; 1 Writing Degkj 2 Bedsteads; 1 Oil Brooder Stove; 1 Chifferobe; 5 Dining Chairs; 1 Fail Leaf Table; I Ice Box. ,, . LIVESTOCK 1 good team of i31aci' Horses, age 10 and 11 years; 1 Jersey cow, age 10 yrs.; ,1 Holstein Cow, age 10 vrs. . . ." !'.' ' . IMPLEMENTS 1 Blackhawk Corn Planter; 1 Wagon with Hay Rackr 1 Hay Rake; 1 10-hole Wheat Drill; 1 16-in. Walking Plow; 1 Sciaper; 1 Horse Disk 'Cultivator: 1 set Log Bolsters. ' Other miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. J. E. HIGBEE, Owner
E. HARRISON, Auctioneer
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sadi the other babies, placed in an incubator shortly after birth, are "very well." The Smiths have three other children.
DR. A. C. McPIIAIL Will bo in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWELL-BROWN SHOE CO. QUALITY, PRICE SERVICE RUSK'S ' LIBERTY SERVICE Opposite Hospital T. Do H ART, Clerk 4M V't.2t 1 & Battery Service Section Phone 285 W. S. Jaied, Prop.
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