Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 8, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 January 1946 — Page 5

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I ATTENTION POULTRYMEN: Now is the time to order "John- : son Production-Bred Chicks."

Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Reds, New Hampshire Reds, Red Rocks,

Austra Whites, and Large Type

I English White Leghorns. First hatch January 21st. 35 years of i continued poultry progress. !

JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY

i COMPANY, Sullivan, Indiana. I IF YOU fail to get a stand of J corn I give you seed free next j time. Bill Mickey, Phone 583.

, AVOID RUSH Paper now. Call Shelburn 34-H any day except

Sunday.

FOR LEASE Service Station. A major company. Inquire 501 E, Washington St.

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ATTENTION Seed Corn Buy-

! ers I will be in Sullivan every

FOR SALE-63-acre farm. One Sa.turday and Saturday night. Bill mile east of Miner's City. Good Mickey, Phone 583.

6-room house, new garage, large

SEE US about your

fertilizer needs. Farm Bureau Co. op.

FOR John Deere parts and j, lervlce call 285 at Mace Tire &l . battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. I

AM A representative of Fashion' was the week-end guest of her Minutes 0f the last meeting were

spring barn, metal corn crib and .other Frocks. Inc. Would like to show parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Ed Snyder. read by Mrs. Grace white. Mrs.

News Every Day From NeighboringTowns

Daugherty. "Jingle Bells,' song of Hannah, Mrs. Freida Northrop, the month, was sung, and roll Mrs. Elva Dugger, Mrs. Kathcall was answered by each tell- 'erine Harting, Mrs. Katherine

ine of one of the gifts which Rineer. Mrs. Belle Tison. and one t j j , ,. 1,

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This Morning's Headlines EISENHOWER ORDERS UNNEEDED MEN BE SHIPPED HOMEt The Army reacted to swelling protests from soldiers over

seas against its demobilization policies by directing that any men

buildings. Electricity. J. M.

Hopewell, Farmersburg.

FOR RENT

you my selection of latest styles Rev. and Mrs. O. tr Feel ot l. g. Zerfas will be responsible

and colors. For information Phone ; Indianapolis visited tne latter s f or a iesS0n on "business man-

852-B. sister and brother-in-law, Mr. i agement" f or the next meeting.

Collection of dues was held. A

and Mrs. Fred

and Tuesday.

Jones Monday j

x , u x and Tuesday- .Valentine exchange will be held The telephone directors of the; Bobbie McCracken returned at the next meeting at Holt Hall, Fairbanks Telephone Co. will re- 0 his home in Detroit, Michigan . 11t,i

lineman on or. Tupsriav after eniovins a visit u ir ir

before Jan. 31, 1946. here with his grandparents, Mr.iKinney with the club prayer. They reserve the right to re- and Mrs. Fred Jones. I Refreshments of sandwiches, ject any or all bids. Mrs. Curt Laughlin returned cakes and coffee were served to Fairbanks Telephone Directors to her home in Brazil Sunday Mesdames Faye Johnson, Grace wvATTivrr. spfptat.ttfs. n,. ' after an extended visit here with White. Alice Smilev. Lenore

" WANTED Dead animals. We'diator valves and air vents, bar-lhe, sister, Mrs. Lydia Jones. French, Louise Daugherty, Dororemove your dead animals free of ometric draft controls, relief .The Ladies Ald of the Metho- thy Burke, Dorothy Daniels,

janitors auto-,ulBl UU1KU '" at l.llc J1UI11C U1 Irene Haley, Myrtle Mcumney,

TODAY'S MARKETS

Dwight D. Eisenhower, chief of staff, cabled the order to all theater

commanders. n. sani unneeden men witn highest scores and longest service r-bould be given prefcrenr?. The War Department announced that it was reviewing its entire demobilization program as soldiers overseas kept on growling about delay in getting home.

GOOD USED TIRES for sale. FOR RENT Nice sleeping ceive bids 6f

Outfit your car with tnese lit tor rooms for. men. cau at za vo long service bargains. ' HUD'S state St. STANDARD STATION. . :

FOR SALE Restaurant, doing good business. Good location. Box 98.

Wanted

vriT CATV 7! VitaH fif PBP8.I

Br: Car:nTna to lamh now. Also'rge. Phone No. 9 reverse valves,

No. 1 quality lespedeza hay baled ' Sumvan Fertihzer Co.

with a slicer. C. R. Bragdon,' HELP WANTED Position open

Graysville phone i-db.

electric

matic controls

fciowers, pipe

for stokers and, Mrs. Gertrude Sebring for an Juanita Daugherty, Loree Sparks,

FOR SALE Reed and

niano. Cheap if taken at once.

Mrs. H. W. McCullough, burn, Ind.

all nav mootina ann pnvprArt men t-wt t . rn a

covering, boiler . J ' iNora ierson, i-iouise Dauaru,

-Pv. uimier xue&uay. me uay was F.inicA PirtlA anrl r.lnra Andpr-

for young lady. Apply at Bennetts LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COM- sPent in ulltlng- Those Present son.

Son;""a""a- ; PANY, Lawrenceville, 111. Phone5

HELP WANTED-Exnerienced 90. er. e"wu'

Shel-!waitress at the BUS DEPOT ueuusK, Millie Miner, irrace XMor- . waitress at me tsua uirui , cTiuvpn nD ctvitpm m i. t?,,i t,.i. hit,,

CAFE. Apply in person.

FOR SALE White porcelain j

iir A iv-ryT7T- 1 a PCT A n Cwprc tn nama rnrtv T3o

top kitchen cabinet. 307 So. St.- j apartment with private bath, lur- ward. James A. Brashier, Jr., R. Clair. .jnished or unfurnished. No cnild- 1. Sullivan.

snd tan toy terrier dog. Scars on Margaret Sharp and children, !

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10 (UP) Produce: Heavy hens, 22c; Leghorn hens, 20c; heavy chickens, 23c; Leghorn chickens, 21c; cocks, 16c; ducks, 10c; geese, 10c; capons, six pounds and over, 31c; under six pounds, 26c. Eggs, current receipts 54 pounds and over, 38c; grade A, large, 46c; medium, 38c; grade B, large, 32c; low grade, 25c; pullets, 18c.

FOR SALE Exide Battery, new, used 3 days. Also 4-hole

laundry stove, Warm

heating stove, both almost new,

Also divanette. Bill Mickey, 116 W. Wall St. Phone 583. ,

ren. Call 501 between 8 and 5.

FOR SALE 1937 Ford coach,

I rppentlv overhauled, cood ' tires.

(l To TnnVnH Qnlliiron 'Rniift'R 1 -A

p mile-feast of Lippoa.inine.v - I : FOR SALE Seven-room mod-

t f -in

x. ern nouse. viose in. vau Lit.

WANTED 2 or 3-room aot..

Morning furnished or unfurnished. No

children. Good references. Ex-

serviceman. Call 45-L . Shelburn.1

Ralph Bush, Shelburn. ,

LOST

FOR SALE 20 acres with buildings and 20 acres without buildings. Robert Pugh. 3 mi.

Barbara Jean, Mary Jane and ' and Mrs. Jack Raines and Jimmie, and the hostess, Ger- Mrs. Eva Taylor spent Sunday

trude Sebring.

i The Golden Rule class party

WANTED Welding,

or electric, by ex-serviceman. Big or small jobs. Have portable

welders. Will do work anywhere,

LOST Tire chain, Monday af-

(vciuuuji vn Bueeis oi oumvan. ne- will be held Friday night at the turn to Melvin Custer Oil Sta- home of Reah Hoilman with Joy acetylene tion. Reward. inwon, rn-hnstess.

CARD OF THANKS . j Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels wewlsh to express our thanks j cnir,nv,

Everett D. Bedwell, Gambill, Ind. ( mafy fnends and neighbors Tuesday and visited Mrs. Harold Jf the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

in Terre Haute, the guests cj ;Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raines, i S 2c Tommie Taylor, who is stationed at Great Lakes, Illinois, I spent the week-end with his

mother, Mrs. Eva Taylor. Mrs. Opal Moore was in Linton Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Parsons was in Linton Tuesday. ( - Mrs. 'James Baxter of Brazil,

Write R. R. 1, Dugger.

WANTED Two-room apartment with private bath, suitable for bedroom and living room,

northwest of Shelburn, Shelburn ! furnished or unfurnished. No chil

R. 2. Shelburn phone.

WATER HEATING EQUIP-

dren. Call 501 between 8 and 5.

i for their kindness in the death of

The family of Ralph Stewart. LOCALS

Copeland and son.

.bur Hsle

Mr. and

Mrs. Wilbur

Mrs. Edna Bates, who has been Mrs. Emma Miller and

confined to her home the past week with the flu is slowly im

proving.

Hale, Mrs.

James Baxter visited Mrs. Mary Storey at the Linton hospital Tuesday where she is confined

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10 (UP) Livestock: Hogs, 6,000; fairly active, steady; good and choice 160-300 lbs., $14.85; over 300 lbs., $14.60; 100-160 lbs., $13.25 $14.50. Cattle, 1,000; calves, 500; all fosses moderately active, steady; gjod to mostly choice steers, S17.C0; medium grade, $15.25; medium to ood heifers, $13.00

I )piu.j; rpnunon and medium cows,

$9.00 $12.25; vealers active, steady, top $18.05. Sheep, 500; lamb market not established on meager supply; slaughter ewes steady at $7.50 'down.

4,037 PRECINCTS IN CHICAGO CHICAGO (UP) There are 4,037 voting precincts in Chicago. 225 having been added due to population increases in industrial areas where war plants were located.

NAZIS RULED OUT DECLARATIONS OF WAR The Nazi high command in 1938 decided that a "declaration of war is no longer necessarily the first step at the start of a war," top secret documents introduced before the international military tribunal at Nuernberg disclosed. Further, the German high command said, "the normal rules of war toward neutra nations may be considered to apply only on the basis of whether the operation of these rules will create greater advantages or disadvantages for the warring nations."

FORD URGES EMPLOYER SEEK BETTER LABOR RELATIONS Henry Ford II, youthful president of the Ford Motor empire, said that management must take the initiative for developing better relations with labor. He told the American Society of Automotive Engineers at its annual convention banquet that this would achieve the objective of mass production a higher standard of living through higher wages and lower costs. "We do not want to destroy unions," Ford said. "We want to strengthen their leadership by urging and helping them to assume the responsibilities1 they must assume if the public is to be served." ?

NAVY JET PLANE EXCEEDS 500 M. P. H. The Navy announced development of its first exclusively jet-nowered fighter plane for carrier operation. Its top speed exceeds 500 miles an hour. Designated the FD-1 "Phantom," the plane was designed and built by the McDonnell Aircraft Corp., St. Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Laura Scott left Saturday . with a broken hip

STUDENT wants daily rides to

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and to join her husband who is em- ' George Schaad of Great Lakes,

jMENT: Automatic gas and kero-'and from Terre Haute. Five days., vine, Mich.; have turned home Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chilcote and Mrs." Nick Schaad Tuesday. sene water heaters. Sidearm gas a week. Phone Jim Birch, 522-X. after vi wife son of Robin80n were week-end O. E. S. met Monday evening

jJess Dudley, Sr. Mrs. Smith is a guests of Mr. ad Mrs. Breck.with a good attendance. iVIiSCeiianeOUS cousin of Nrs. Dudlev. She was Leach. Woman's Study Club Meets

and kerosene heaters and coal I

burning water heaters. Range boilers and furnace coils. LAW-1 RENCEVILLE SALES COM-!

j cousin of Nrs. Dudley. She was

I formerly Mary McElroy.

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PANY, Lawrenceville, 111. Phone and anytime ROAD SERVICE. Mr- and Mrs. Paul (Spike) here over the week-end 90. IDpnend Kelly, former residents here, who , iyr

K r VvM.- 7 - f j,vxia. iiULH Y iiid cuiu j.vj.13. xnue: strikes in town, city or country. have been the guests of friends Smiley were initiated into the HUD'S STANDARD STATION. here returned to their home in ' Rebekah Lodge Tuesday night attpov t? a p tt f p o South Bend Saturday. ; Handicraft Club Meets

FOR SALE 4-room house with 9 lots, 4 outbuildings. Oscar Chestnutt property at Hymera.

Inquire at residence, Eunice Noe.1 Order Crow's or Kelly's seed corn Mrs- Maurice Newman and

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coupe, 16 in. tires. Good running order. Lowell Badger, 2 miles north of Graysville on 63. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Electric percolator, gas range. Good condition. 241 South Court Street. .

Mrs. Anna Smiley of Terre The Woman's Study Club

met at the home of Mrs. Edna Goodman Tuesday evening with Mrs. E. M. Deputy as co-hostess. Mrs! Edna Stiner and Elva Dugger had charge 61 the program. Mrs. Faye Ringer was elected president for the ensuing year; Katherine Ringer, vice-president; and Katherine Harting, secretary-treasurer. The hostess served date pudding, whipped cream ad coffee to the follow-

SAY SPAIN PLANNED WAR IN 1940 Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop informed Mussolini during a 1940 conference that Spain was preparing to attack Gibraltar and that the attack was to be Generalissimo FranciscouFranca'sdeclaratin of war on the Allies, the international military tribunal at Nuernberg was told. Notes from the conference were introduced by the British prosecution in the trial of the 21 Nazi leaders.

FOR SALE 1 lard press; 1 dining table, good condition; 1 Stenite radio; 1 library table. Phone 461 in daytime only. FOR SALE Boy's 3-piece suit, coat, leggings, cap. Age 6. Other boys' clothing, good condition. Phone 461, daytime only. FOR SALE 2-room house, large lot, garden, hen house, and fruit trees. Priced for quick sale. Inquire 425 S. Main St. .'. USED furniture, stoves, radios and other articles. We buy, sell and trade. The Trading Post, Shelburn, Ind. ' FOR SALE One Angus heifer with heifer calf by side; one fivedeck electric battery brooder. Call 515. Harold Lewellyn.

The Merom Handicraft Home Economics club met Tuesday,

Mintov 11R Wo.) c ri son Tllinms mm the ni.acta . January Bin, at me noil riaii

....v...v,j , xxv 11 cob .roil kjb. X , ' .i., gu(-Jig . . 583. , .Monday of Mrs. Newman's par-iwlth Clara Anderson as hostess . i lents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miles 'and Eloise Pirtle as c-hstes3. HUNTERS & TRAPPERS I nf wt Thr. h.i The meeting was called to order

need 1000 opossum quick. Paying . ' hby the president, Mrs.. Dorothy a'ng guests, Mrs. Bess Mason, Mrs. 75c. Hurry them in. Lots of $25.00 Garnet Hill of Indianapolis, who Burke, and opened by Pledge to Katherine Lippeatt, Mrs, Parsons, or more I pay bridge toll. Home s employed at the Martin Manu- j the Flag in unison and singing Mrs. Edna Coyner, Mrs. Holder, every afternoon except Sat. All facturing Co. in Carlisle, is stay-' "The Star Spagled Baner." Club Mrs. Blanche Hawtin, Mrs. Faye other furs holding steady. Shorty ing with his mother, Mrs. Jess creed was read by Mrs. Louise Ringer, Mrs. Elsie Hill, Mrs. Ida Lowe, Hutsonville, 111. Dudley, Sr. I :..

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NOTICE 24-HR TAXI SERVICE AT THE BUS DEPOT CAFE. PHONE 470. ,

Gene Gouck- i r cs

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Mr. and Mrs

enour and daughter of St. Louis, Mo., are the guests . of the . f or- ' mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- , bert Gouckenour of North State i Street.

NOW OPEN Clark's Garage, Mr. and Mrs. Robert GouckGraysville, Phone 212. Battery enour Jr. and son of New York charging, mechanical work. jCity, have arrived in Sullivan

for an indefinite stay. Miss Helen M. Dudley of Indi

anapolis, spent tne week-end with

TAXES, Federal & State. Malcolm Campbell. Phone 285 or

9073 for appointment.

Dead Animals Removed AD kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. -Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 5.3109, Tere Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour ser. vice. John Wachtel Co Tgrrg Haute, ludiani

" ATTENTION FARMER S 1 Dudley, Sr,

Kelly's seed corn prices: large i

flats $9.00, smfrll flats $5.00, large rounds, $4.50. Bill Mickey, Phone 583.

I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess

FACTOGRAPHS

MORE of those nice dinner sets, $1.95 to $7.95. Like new stroller, best reed doll stroller,'

BE THE FIRST in your neighborhood to enjoy the beauty, convenience, and economy of the new Majestic and Copper Clad ranges.

See us now and let us help you select the model you desire. In' stock, ready for immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co.,'

Dugger, Ind. - ,. j NOTICE We will serve dinners on Sunday. Try our plate lunches and chicken dinners every day. Open at 5:00 a." m. to accom-! modate early risers 1U GRILL.

Bona Dea, meaning "the good goddess," was a mysterious Roman divinity worshiped from the most ancient times, but only by women, even her name being concealed from men. ',,.,. Big Spring is the county seat Howard county, Texas, x nsive deposits of , salt underlie the town, and near it is a '.r.rg" spring from which it is named. Big "-- Gap is a town tn Wise county Virginia. It contains a historic museum, the Bee Rock tunnel, , a beautiful park and fine government bu""' -g.

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Will Close Every Thursday At 12:00iNoon For The Remainder Of The Day.

THE farm boy, with typical American inA genuity and a mechanical mind, dreamed of an cisisr, better way to do a tough farm job.

Later, he went to a uniyetsity and became an engineer. What mors natural than to apply that training to designing farm implements? That isn't a biographical sketch of any particular engineer ic acy of the Jeha Deere experimental departments. It could be the story of each all have had practical farm experience. They know the farmer's problems from his viewpoint. Added to the farm "know how" is the engineering knowledge of stresses, strains, and all the other technical knowledge required to build practical farming equipment. Put that farm knowledge and technical skill together, and you have a John Deere engineer, equipped to design farm implements that will make more money for the farmer that will do better work for a longer time at minimum cost The John Deere organization has thought in terms of the farmer for over a century. That deep-seated policy is one that a few years of war production, couldn't up-root, and one that can't be acquired overnight.

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W. S. .TARED, Prop. Phone 285 DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT