Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 261, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 January 1946 — Page 5

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For Sale PIPE LINE milking . machines. Tractor and horse drawn manure spreaders on rubber tires. Farm Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere parts and rvice call 285 at Mace Tire & lattery Service, Sullivan, Ind. FOR SALE 3-room house. Close in. Quick possession. $200 down, balance like rent. Priced $700. W. T. Mellott.' FOR SALE 12-room house, equipped for apartment house. 500-size chick battery. Write Box BT, care of Times. FOR SALE Red Durham calf, 1 week old. Bargain. Shelburn phone. Carl Price. FOR SALE Rust colored winter coat with genuine beaver collar and cuffs in good condition. Size 18, with matching hat. Price $15.00. 240 West Jackson. Phone 727. FOR SALE 2 extra good milch cows, one Jersey and one Guernsey.. Selling due to owner's illness. See or phone Mrs. Geo. F. Jackson, Merom. WINKLER Stokers now available. Can be installed immeditely. Serv 0 makeFate! Rice, Phone 855. ! FOR SALE No. 16 Special heating stove. Good condition. $35.00. 4th house west of Baker mine. "r r FOR SALE Five-room strictly ! modern bungalow on good street. 1 For information phone 515 or call at 523 E. Washington. t I NEW STOCK of used clothing of all kinds; shoes, overcoats. John Waldorf, 617 North Section. FOR SALE New 12xl6' Armstrong linoleum, never been un-' rolled, price $14.00. Also new 9' x 12' Axminster rug. Call at, 810 North Main Street. i FOR SALE Baled straw and recleaned Lincoln soy beans. C. B. Downen, Shelburn. t FOR SALE-On paved St., 5room house, 2 porches, new roof, igood neighborhood. Immediate , possession, Phone Mrs. Wm. G.1 Wilson, Paxton. i WASH TUBS, double sectioned,' 'all metal, on sturdy legs. $9.05.' ! South Side Auto Supply. FOR SALE 5 adjoining lots on' East Beech St. Ideal buifding lo-, cation. See Kenneth ' Horten. Arrow Auto Store. : NEW TIRES, (4) '650x15 Firestone gum-dipped tires. They're off ration list. Buy while stock lasts. South Side Auto Supply.' FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet truck, dual tandem, air brakes. two speed axle , 11x8:25 tires, good; lime bed. With or without bed. See B. F. Shelton, 23 North Court. FOR SALE 300 head of northwestern eweg. E. F.- Springer, Phone 688. FOR SALE Gentle Shetland j.pony, saddle, wagon, harness; Guernsey cow, calve in spring. Donald Robertson, 2 miles north Cass, 1 mile east. Dead Animals Removed AU kinds r horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terr,e Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John WachteJ Co Ttt BmM, Tndiaaii , in ii uiiu inn mi ..r,iji ,,mi,,,,m!

v FOR SALE One Jersey cow, above average, with heifer calf; also one young Jersey bull. H. H. Arnett, Graysville Phone. j FOR SALE General store at! Cass. Building, fixtures and mer-'. chandise. Phone Dugger 88F2, after 5102. 1 ROLL ROOFING for barns and large farm buildings. Woodward. Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR. SALE 1940 Plymouth coach with heater, good condition, good tires. Curtis Hopewell, Shelburn R. 2. 1st house north of Benson school. FOR SALE One Round Oak heating stove with pipe, cheap; 1 table lamp, 1 floor lamp, 1 rock-' ing chair. 312 Phone 158. Donaldson Street. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We1 remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges, Sullivan Fertilizer Co WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4room unfurnished apartment, or house. See Esther Neff at Kroger North Side Store. BUILDING MATERIALS, some two s 5S S acres of ground, three-room house, good fence. Dan Nusbaum, Cass. Dugger phone. ' l jyAOTED-y-3-or. 4-.room modern apartment, unfurnished. Will pay good additional price for it. Box A, c-o Times. ' Yinimou e, or j-room apt., t furnished "or' unfurnished. No . children. Good references. Exserviceman. Call 45-L Shelburn 1 Ralrjh Bush. RhflrutTTi . 1 . i WANTED Large feather bed'; and all kinds of antiques. R. W Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle. : IF YOU'RE a man between the age of 20 and 50 and looking for a good job, good pay, good hours, permanent work, answer this ad. This is an old established firm in Sullivan. If interested give past employ ment and' reference. Answer Box J, c-o Times.. , WANTED TO BUY Folding camera in good condition. With case preferred, See Euleta. Slover. Times Office. WANTED Lady to do washing and ironing for two familips weekIy. Call 226. WANTED Messenger boy or girl 18 or. over. Must have bicycle. Western Union Tele. CoMiscellaneous ROAD SERVICE, tire repairing and vulcanizing. Anytime service can be had at HUD'S STANDARD STATION, Phone 262. NOTICE TO FARMERS-We build; farm wagons of any kind. Drake Bros,, 340 E. Depot. PARCEL DELIVERY anywhere in the city. Don't worry, about certain, safe delivery call 262 for personal service. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. LOOK All . sizes passenger Grade I, tires, new and used batteries, anti-freeze at $1.00 and $1.40 gallon. Flynn's, Paxton. NOTICE 24-HR TAXI SERVICE AT, THE BUS DEPOT CAFE. PHONE 431. INCOME TAX SERVICE. Will do all work at my home this year. Special appointments nights and Sundays. R. F. Logan, 428 E. Washington St. -

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Cold Preparations Liquid, Tablets, Salvo, Nose Drops. Caution Use Only As Directed REPLACE your worn-out range now, with a Majestic or CopperClad. Compactly designed and fully insulated to save you coal. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. JUST RETURNED from Federal Tax School and am ready to assist you In filing your 1945 taxes. Hours: 4 p. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday, 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Norma Kelley. For appointment call 9051. WE HAVE just received our allocation of quality linoleum, 6-foot widths. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. LOST LOST Brown purse with straps, last Monday. Reward. Call 179. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our only son and brother, 'SSgt. Jack Hadden Parks, who was killed in action on Luzon one year ago today: Gone from us his smiling face, His cheerful, happy ways, A heart that won so many friends In bygone happy days. Sleep on, dear Jack, in that faroff land In a grave we will never see, As long as life and memory last We five will remember thee. Mom Dad Rosemary Jocelyn Jeanne KEEP IT COMING! , -i ' . -i American housewives saved approximately 170,614.000 pounds of used cooking fat In 1944. That la .almost double the amount saved in 1943. And it doesn't eount the 62,000,000 pounds. saved by ' Army .and Navy.O . This year the Army and Navy aren't around In such numbers; the men are overseas, using the materials that used cooking fat helps to make. They need plenty of It-need It fast, That is why the government Is asking housewife to redouble efforts scraDfl. skim and scoop every drop of used cooking fat to replace the Industrial fats and oils formerly imported from islands of th Pacific EN ROUTE to his home In Albany, Calif-, ex-Marine Cpl. John Diaz is shown with his seeing eye dog ' BiE" aboard a plane at the Chicago Municipal Airport Diaz, blinded on Okinawa, is cheerfully looking forward to Christmas at home with his wife and their two children, Anna, 4, and John, 1. He has never seen his boy. (International) One-Mlnnt Test 1. Where is Banff? 2. Of what state is Pierre the capital? 3. What city is the chief naval station of British North America? , Words of Wisdom A panic is the stampede of our self-possession. Rivarol. Hints on Etiquette Even at a reception, the wom

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SHEli had' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hill as their guests Mrs. ' Hill's brothers and their families, two Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pellum and Mr. anH Mrs F.arl Ppllnm and phild ren of Flint, Michigan, for several days' visit last week. James Hill of Indianapolis, and T Hill Mnntc.mn uicitorl their mother, Mrs. Lizzie Hill', Thursday night. Miss Marilyn German had as her guests Friday evening the Misses Ann Andrusyk and Mary Hill and Mrs. Ramona Everly of Colorado Springs, Colo. The evening was spent in playing cards. Miss Pauline Plew of Terre Haute, spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.

Mrs. George Wilson had as her "local talent" night at Merom. a short leave with her parents, dinner guests for Christmas Day, Delno Vickrey, who is home Mr. and Mrs Sam Andrews. She Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wilson and from Hollywood, will entertain is a nurse in a naval hospital, daughters. Sally and Jeanne, T5 with readings. The New Lebanon Gloria Nichols of Merom StaGeorge Wilson, Jr., of Camp Kil- Trio will sing. Some of the pu- tion, was a guest Sunday of Mr. mer, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. James nils of Mrs. Roxie Kelsey will and Mrs. Sam Andrews and

Mclnnes of Sullivan, Mr. and irc musical numbers and it ;- Mrs. Ord Kimmell and son, Lar- hoped that other local talent wU ry, Mrs. Agnes Parrett and son, also perform.- Recreation for ?U Dickie, Guy McNair and Mr. and wiH start at 6:30 and the recul -Mrs. George Wilson, Sr. program will begin at 7:30 at . T5 George Wilson, Jr., was Holt Hall. As the December , with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. meeting, was cancelled because of ' George Wilson, for the Christmas illness, it is hoped that a large holiday. He had to return to Camp crowd will attend this meeting. Kilmer, New Jersey, on Christ-1

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Club celebrated the birthday of , relatives and friends. Mrs. George Wilson on Dec. 12th. I Tin. Clarence - Milton and They also- held their annual children and Mrs. Raymond MilChristmas nartv with St ' nn. it TnT r.yA T1K; I J., 1

loaded down with his pack and a gift for all. Everyone enjoyed

themselves and the honored guest and Mrs. Ray Sparks and family received many beautiful gifts from and Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Henderher. friends and neighbors, I son and family.

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THE FAMILY of Secretary of War Robert' P. Patterson bid him farewell at the Washington National airport as he leaves on a round-the-world fiifrht to visit occupation areas in Japan and Germany. Left to right are Capt. Robert. 22 years old; Virginia 8; Aileen. 16; Mrs. Patterson, her husband, and Susan, 12. (International)

GRAB BAG an makes the first move to leave, and the man follows her move. Today's Horoscope Love of family is your strongest characteristic and greatest charm. Your very devotion and earnestness to succeed for them will help you gain your success. With your generous and happy nature you will win loyal, true and devoted friends. The moon enters Capricorn this morning

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Those enjoying refreshments of chicken sandwiches, pear salad, pickles, celery, olives, ice cream and cake were as follows: Mrs. T.m, Wn,ri;vi TVTno Illlin UTillov Mrs. Mary Gray, Mrs. Dorothy Buckingham. Mrs. Emma Turner. Mrs. Pauline Curry, Mrs. ,Anna u .. nr- o-u t.j Marguerite Miller, Mrs. Artha jjiuwji. ivii&. octictxi uuiuau. ivus. Long, Mrs. Myrtle Woolley, Mrs. - Affnpfi Parrot IVTicc Amelia "r "ui, miniucu mm lenorel gUest Mr&' Geore The Birthday Club will . honor the birthday of Mrs. Lou Wanglin in March.

Community night on Thurs- Ensign Lois Andrews of Nordav. Januarv 3rrl will ho n folk. Virginia, arrived home for

Mr. and Mrs Paul Coyner and family of Tennessee, spent the j Christmas holidays here with

i here Cahirdav for1) a visltAlvitlturlough with nis Parents, ! Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoosman. Mr and Mrs- Geore Hannum.

m V70rED ' TOMS around seven. Around noon is a splendid aspect for peaceful rest. This afternoon have an appointment for a social affair or one with romantic prospects. Don't let pride lead you astray this evening. One-Minute Test Aisswers - 1. In Alberta, Canada, in the Canadian Rockies. 2. South Dakota. ' s, Halifax Nova ScoUa.. '

Loren Keith Davis of Terre Haute, was a guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Ed Bogard and family.

S"e cAn Copeland was 8uest . Sunday of Mr. and Frank Daniels and tamiry. Stanley Copeland Was . - guest Sunday of jMr and; Gene Benson and sons Friends and relatives have received word of the seri- . . A at lhe home of her daughter, M- .Evelyn Stewart at Augusta, Michigan. Luther Owens of Indianapolis, spent the week-end here with his wife and family. Delno Vickrey spent the weekend with relatives and friends in Indianapolis. daughter, Lois. Kowna and Dorothy Unger of New Lebanon, were guests during the holidays of Mr. and Mrs Jin; "?.tC3. DUGGER S 1c Tommy Taylor left for Great Lakes, 111., Thursday after. spending his Christmas leave with his mother, Mrs. Eva Taylor. . Sgt. James Hannum arrived Thursday evening to spend his Mr. Miss Marcella Dukes of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Dukes, Cadet Earl Markle and Miss Roanna Wegrich of Terre Haute, ,. .. , ... ' were dinner guestts of Misses n j .- .T , . Wr i . i Wednesday evening.

It nwi i.'Hll xv 11 M J V- 111 VAX--Mr. and Mrs. .Toe Meredith of Slovakia. 'Aurora, who have been the puestsj 11 '

or. ner granamomer, Mrs. iviinta Meredith, have returned home. I Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Ringer and family, who have been the guests oi meir parents, iytr. ana wirs. Frank Abram and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ringer, have returned to their home in Tell City, Ind. 'Mrs. F. M. Dukes entertained he ning. Delicious refreshments of sandwiches, fruit jello and cof - fee were served to the following guests, Mrs. Wm. Hammersly, Mrs. Td Jones, Mr,s. D. C. Phillipre, Mrs. Ten Rector and Mrs. Jake Yung. They'll Do It Every PURINA HAS , A VERy DEFINITE TASTE N. BOOKS HAVE Tt 1ST FOR AND WORDS LIT you OUGHT TO HEAR. HER AT HOME-OR. have you ? Joel tqansue CHICAGO, r i i earn wp, KTxq rTOSM VWieW. "Q-J

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FROM THE PORCH of their drab home, only a few feet from the Straight Creek mine in Plneville, Ky., where 31 miners were entombed during an explosion, this group, their faces etched with anxiety, keep watch as rescuers try to reach their loved ones. Seven men rescued from the mine survived the ordeal while five have died after reaching safety. Nineteen men are as yet unaccounted for, but the search is being delayed due to underground fires. ( International).

LIGHTER COMES HOME ' j ! 1 .-T,r , . I CAMP ATTEREURY, Ind,4UP) Paul Thompson of Indianapolis , lost a cigarette lighter with nis name encraved on it Czechoslo- : vaKia wnen he was riding in a jeep. Recently when he .was standing in line to be discharged from the Army at Camp Alter- j lie. soe ia frnt of h fl16? hf . from bis and ofiered Thomoson a light.! ., . it , . - Thompson recognized the lighter as his own. The soldier said he, . . . - ln , .. . , . . , AVISE FECIAL E ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP) A pair of mockingbirds " here have a quaint little domestic custom. i Joseph Desloge, president of the St. Louis Academy of Science, reported that the birds, nesting for yesrc in the backyard of a friend . ' i . When the temperature drops, the female migrates to another part of thet country while the male stays bahind. Domestic tranquility is restored in the spring when the female ret jrr.s. . Ti; - VOL! Rr-AH - THE OKIE C5 V-mti r- VZ,l

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