Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 4, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 January 1946 — Page 5

sgTJLUVAN DAILY TIMES-. FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1946. Times Want Ads A Few Words --- i. 1 esuits: Jn Blac(?6uf Rage1 DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED AD RATES Cfoarge, IB words or less, 35 cents; 3 days- 70 cents. Over IB words, two cents per word additional Doubla rat for blackface type or caps.

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Each Initial and abbreviation is counted as a word. All classified ads are cash with order with exception of those firms and organizations having charge accounts with the Daily Times. Additional charge of 15 cents will be made for use of box number or keyed ads. All keyed advertisements are confidential with th Daily Times and answers to them should be addressed ia the ad states. For example, one keyed "Box X, care Daily Times." Those answering it should either mail 01 bring their re

ply, which will be turned over to the person placing the advertisement. Under no circumstances will the name of a person be divulged If the ad is keyed.

Obituary, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50. Card of Thanks, $1.00. '"ia&f Rasolutions, In Memuriams, 2 cents word, minimum. $1.50.

For Sale mnr t iHif Triiirin( machines. X 1 l -i-J i " - 'o Tractor and horse drawn manure spreaders on rubber tires. Harm

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7, Deere parts ana FOR John lervice call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, jjjlj . L ' WASH TUBS, double sectioned, all metal, on sturdy legs. $9.95. South Side Auto Supply. FOR SALE 5 adjoining lots on East Beech St. Ideal building location. 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 buppiy FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet truck, dual tandem, air DraKes, , i- i. j iiV-u ,;hrnt good; lime bed. With or without bed. See B. F. Shelton, 23 North Court. .n o r w inn !,,) f i.th. -300 head of northwestern ewes. E, F. Springer,' hone 688. - . ' FOR SALE Gentle &netlana

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-vracuisc.. 1 1 Donald Robertson, "2 miles north Cass, 1 mile cast ROLL ROOFING for barns and large farm buildings. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. ; ' . . FOR SALE Lespedeza ana tea Top hay; one set of ' good work harness. O. Gilmore, 1-2 mile east Shiloh Church. j j mn oatv k jinttufit- -Rr.ee' FOR SALE 5-burncr Boss cfr. ,.,Hh nvpri Almost, tipw 3(15 No. Main. .

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1936 welders. Will do work anywhere.- 1 Parker and family. Mrs. Virginia Parker and dauOlds pick-up truck 421 So Strat- Everett D. Bedwell, Gambill, Ind. I E2gs, current receipts 54 pounds t ton or Dhone 281 I Write R- R- h Dugger. I ard over, 38c; grade A, large, 46c; .

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ouuil. rviuuaru nuuuius, u umca southeast of Sullivan. I FOR SALE Honey, nature's finest product, either comb or ex-, traded. Please bring your own! ,i south, 1 mi west of New Lebanon1 I on Merorn R. R. 2, FOR SALE 3 600x16 used tires, good condition. Ival Barker, 205 S. Crowder, Sullivan. j -- - , MIRRORS of many shapes and' sizes priced from $1.2f5 to $12.50. 1 Beautiful mirrored pictures of natural feathered birds for wall . decorations. Come . in and see them. 1. " . FOR SALE Sewing machine, good condition. 904 N. Main St. FOR SALE Auto hot water healer with defroster attachment. 128 No. Cross.

ging busts and abdomen by wearFOR SALE 1 drill press, 1 air ing spencer garments, designed

compressor, 1 steel lathe, 1 grind cr, 1 valve facing machine, 1 vice. A bargain if sold immediately. Everett D. Bedwell, Gambill, Ind. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apartment. 703 E. Washington.-' FOR SALE Develoi Daint spray, complete. Kenneth Horten, Golden Arrow Sandwich Shofi. FOR SALE Modern 7-room house. Bargain. Quick possession. Write Box 15 c.o Times. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows. ; sheep, calves and boss. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford .13109. I Terre Maiite. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour ser. vice. John Wachtel Co Terre H&ntn. Indiana

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coat, sport coat, pants and suit. Chest 38. waist 32, length 31.- 730 iMortn Main t. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We . 1C111UVC J uu aiumau ucc ui cuarge. jriiune nu. icvciso charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. , WANTED 2 or 3-room apt., furnished or unfurnished. No ' children. Good references. Exserviceman. Call 45-L Shelburn. Ralph Bush, Shelburn. "D-Large 'featoTbeds and kinds Qf antiques R WBaldwin, R. 4, Greencastle. WANTED TO BUY Folding camera in good condition. With icase preferred. See Euleta Slover. Times Office. WANTED Lady to do washing aud ironing for two families, . fi ekly- .Cali226WANTED Messenger boy "i uvci. must nave ur M 18,r over t Q - Mfnn TlTnuf1 Victim Vi cycle. Western Union Tele. Co. H1?!T.P WAMTim Pnoitinn nnpn f, vm.nn Innltrgt PonrntVa r1 J naijjr wainieiL fcxpenencea wajtress at the BUS DEPOT I CAFE. Apply in person. wanted ' TO BUY T.-pMnr and pi0WS.Let me know price, tmake and model. Chas. White, R 7? 5 Siillitrnn WANTED TO RENT Farming land for the coming season Wayne Arnett, New Lebanon. r WANTED Welding arptvlpno WANTED Welding, ,. " ' w. or electric, by ex-serviceman. Big I or sma11 3bs- Have portable , , WANTED TO RENT-A farm Q gQ jQ jqq acres and buildings. I with have pasture ' tractor equipment. Quincy Walls, Sulli van In., R. 3. Miscellaneous : - ; ! KUAJJ faKVlLJi, tire repairing and vulcanizing. Anytime service can be had at HUD'S STANDARD STATION, Phone 262. - I NOTICE TO FARMERS We build farm wagons of any kini Drake Bros- 340 E- Depot. j t,topt nrrTimov ..u! in the city, pon't worry about certain, safe delivery call 262 for personal service. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. . -TO IMPROVE looks, health and comfort, correct those sagindividually for ' you. Giles after 5 p. m. 1 Call Iva NOTICE 24-HR TAXI SERVICE AT THE BUS DEPOT CAFE. PHONE 431. REPLACE your wornrout range now, with a Majestic or CopperClad. Compactly designed and fully insulated to save you coal. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. WE HAVE just received .our allocation of quality linoleum, 6-foot widths. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. ; WEAR a Spencer especially designed for you. Mrs. Georgia Bardsley, corsetiere. Shelburn. 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. -

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A CLOSEUP made in the New Ypjk police station shows Cfept. ArcMe B. Miller who now- faces a murder charge in connection with the fatal shooting in his wife's NewYork apartment of Capt. Eugene Dale, hero of the Bataan death march. The European Veteran said he shot and killed Dale in a black-out rage after weelis of effort by the two men and Miller's wife, Fay Hancock ML'er, to settle a marital triangle problem quietly, (International) VETERAN wants to buy good 35 or '36 Ford or '37 Pontiac. JMeeClS car tor business. Call or Phone 81-G. Norman Hayes, Shel-i burn, Ind. 0W0PN-ClaS araSe'1 Li djbviue, i-none ziz. jbauery i i HiKing, niccnanicai worn. i i , .... . sti TAYFS Wnrlnv!,! R, 1VT 1..I. r,,l,ll I31,,.,, OOK - nn, . . , i. ' ; TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 4. (UP) Produce: Heavy hens, 22c; Leghorn hens, j 20c; heavy chickens, 23c; Leghorn 'Chickens, 21c; cocks, 16c; ducks, m. ' ,n . J : ' and over. 31c: under six Dounds. ". i, wpuus, six pouiiaa 26c. uicuium, oou, giaue o, large, c; 1 low grade, 25c; pullets, 18c. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 4. (UP) Livestock: ! Hogs, 12,000; fairly active, 160- . 300 lbs., steady; good and choice ! 160-300 lbs,, $14.85; 300 lbs. up, ?14.60; 100-160 lbs., $13.25 $14.50. Cattle, 900; calves, 500; good 950-ih steers si5.fi.5r onnri mi.vd yearlings, $15.75; choice yearlings ,$13.00; medium light steers and heifers, $13.00-$15.00; vealers ' top, $17.50. Sheep, 1,500; good and choice native lambs, $13.50 $14.25; few strictly choice. $14.50: medium tn good, $12.00 $13.50; slaughter ewes steady at $7.50 down. THE PROSPERITY CYCLE PAY NO Mil THAS3 CE'IIMG PRICES! One-Minute Test 1. Of what race was the Apostle Paul? - 5. In the New Testament," who was Cornelius? 3. Which of the Apostles, while in a trance,, saw a sheet let down from heaven containing all manner of beasts? Hints on Etiquette : If you are introduced to some one you are very glad to meet, and "How do you do"- sounds tdo

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Sgt. Roy Leon Stout, who has been stationed in Italy for the past 21 months arrived at New York Christmas Day on the us s, Randoiph and received his honorable discharge. . He refrnpfq fn hie hnmo hwp Snnrtnv TT.. iu naiuii; oi a.ei re name, j iSDenx unaav nere witn lvir. ana Mrs. Pearl Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas as their dinner guests New iicivi I Ypar's i Tlav thpir snn and wiff Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thomas '.T. - nf Mtmr-iP Mr .nnri M Ruhnrf r.iimn.oiM r.F prnncirillo ! . ' : ; , , -

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ghter' and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Stout and family New Year's Day. TVTr nnrl TVTr .TnVtn TVTiiilprman and daughter. Karen of Terre i Haute, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bean Sunday. Greg daughter. Man, Kav. of South Bend, are i au this pp1t nf Mrs. Vireinia rn n f rifWlJ-l IK i I

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THE POLAR BEAR CLUB of Milwaukee has its own way of welcoming in a new year, and it's doubtful if any non-member tried to muscle in on the celebration. Shown above, the members, donned in brief Bwirasuits, take a briefer dip in Lake Michigan's icy waters to keep the New Year's tradition. Left to right are Fred Storm, John Walters, Mrs. Joseph Sutter and Joseph Sutter, (Tnceroatioaa).

GRAB BAG formal, say, "I am very pleased to meet you." Words of Wisdom Pardon others often, thyself never. Publius Syrus. . . Today's Horoscope ' If this i3 your . hirthday, you are too apt to procrastinate and should practice diligence and perseverance, because you are capable of greater things than you have accomplished. ,You- are a Distributed by Kins Features Syndicate,

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Bonnie Milam spent the holi-

jdays with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ,Corder and family, of Martins-'. ivilie, Indiana. nr- xt r. , Mrs. Harry DUley came Satur - day to help care for her: father, Clem Arnett, who is critically ir 'j nr ... ... , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vinson and !dauehtPr loff Mnnrl-,,, Mnnf. !ffnmrV aia, j , u vuu iuuic iu Warner Robins, Georgia wherp t'-icy will make their futuru hoiriL-. Mr. Vinson will ployed as a technician be in entl engineering department of airfield there. ' JvlrS. LiCOna CiettMger and Mrs T.pnna . family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill JohnL3sman were guests lest Friday of Mr. and Mrs. G-jult Pleasant and daughter, Ruth. Ruth Robertson, a teacher in tIle Indianapolis schools, spent part of the holidays here wi.h , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robertson. Mr. Ei-d Mrs. Paul Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bogard and family spent the New Year's holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aleander at Carthase. ' S Scott remained there for emDlovment. H Pi l.PLPDit A H lUftJ friendly person, enjoy meeting new people, and have a strong personality. The friends you make are lasting ones. Do research on business statistics or prices today. Exert your charm to win happiness. One-Minute Test Aitswsri 1. Hebrew or Jewish. 2. The Roman centurion, converted to Christianity by Peter. . 3. St. Peter..

Wednesday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Martha Landes is nursins this week at the St. AnthI ony Hospital in Terre Haute :car, for Mrs Collins of Casey ;imnos mother of Mr3 parker I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson u..: : -r,...-...... '""mu 'Monda - v - There will be an important meetinS of tlle congregation of r"c Wothodist Church in conjuiicticr: vith the regular meet ing of t:f; Church Board on f T"d:-y ; ight, January -7th at 7:oo. o . ck. Refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend. -The Rebckah Lodjjc will have a call meeting Tuesday. Jamnry 8lh, with supper at 0:30. There will be installation of officers and initiation cf two candidates. All members plea:e bring a covered dish. CARLISLE BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS The Sprcatt Grocery and Meat Market in Carlisle is now under the ownership of Morris Faiis, of Carlisle, who became the new owner January 1st. The store which was purchased by Mr. Faris from Charles V. Sproatt, was begun in April of 1925 by Mr. Sproatt and his brother, Steve Sproatt, who bought out the business. Ths Sproatt brothex-s partnership flourished progressively during the many years and v;as dissolved in 1041, and Charles V. Sproatt became the owner. Mr. Faris, coming to Carlisls from Oaktown, for several years has been the manager of the Carlisle Kroger Store. He will be remembered as the son of Rev. Faris, Methodist minister at Shelburn several years ago. Mr. Sproatt has been in poor health for some time, which was his rsason for selling, ha said. Under the new ownership, the firm will be known as the Faris Grocery. ney'u Do It Every VS, . y.y tsLj iiJ"it ""i. 'Aims J till 1 COPR 1B4S, KINO PEtfUBES SYNDICATE, liw. WORLD

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TAIL GEN. CHARLES DEGAULLE, president of the French Provisional government, shakes hands with short Mickey Rooney, former Hollywood star and currently a sergeant in the U. S. Army, following; a performance by the latter at a charity show in Paris. (International) AKSIVES IN STATES Mrs. Price Wilson of North Main

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Stokes received a telegram Thursday from their son, TSgt. Jack T. Stokes, saying he has arrived in the ctates and is now in Newport News, Va. Jack has been in the

service 35 months, 28 months of ninety-day furlough , with his which were spent overseas in grandparents here and, uycr. reSasablanca, Italy, France, Ger- turning to duties, expects to be many and Austria. In his 35 assigned to overseas service. months' service be has never had r a furlough: His parents are ex-,

pecting him home soon with his discharge.' VF.TEEAX KEEYI I.3TS Private First Class Drake, grandson cf Wilson E. LI: and Time " " ' ' ' "i v is. that dame in the coop SAHEAD 6OIN6 TO TURN LEFT, m . ,V. i,wloonl; SIGNALLING FOG. TWO y V SHORT BCEWS ?

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