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For Sale SEE US for quality seed and in ulation. Farm Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere part rvice call 285 at Mace Tir & tttjry Service, Sullivan, Ind. FOR SALE Twenty es, 75' frontage 150' deep, joinCity limits south, east side of ghway 41 Tel. 714. k)R SALE Yfhite Rock fries sale, 2123V4 lbs. S. E. ulson. State Road 54. New Lebfon phone. FOR SALE 1941 Ford 4 pass. ape. New tires. A-l condition. t 3 ntu ixr 1 J l Street. FOR SALE 6-room house, uble garage, chicken house, ooder house, 1 acre ground, lolled 'l mile from square on S. t. Clair St. Immediate posseson. Joe Asbury, Terre Haute, ,LATEST popular Victor, Blue trd and International records, so popular, classical and childia's record albums. Receive Upklv shinmpnts. R- W. Harwell

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LEOR SALE-r-Five tons baled mb'thy' hay a$ the JohnV. Rogers Km, three miles southwest 'of irmersburg. Shelburn telephone -F. . - FOR SALE 76-acre farm, good room house and outbuildings, nd wells, electricity. 3 miles st on Glendora road. .' Zoe immins, 400 N. Main St. FOR SALE Home Comfort nge, Florence heating stove, pd ones; heavy duty woodivning heater; 5 burner keroHereford bull Hugh Sharp, Dr. Freeman ne stove; also 2 aves, 10 mo. old. lillivan Route 4. Rgood condition. 3 miles north2st of Shelburn. Robert Pugh. IFOR SALE Entire herd of UK cows; international milking achine. Henry Doddls, R. 1. fione 8204. '. ' , rrOB. SALE-Broilers and fries. Vso fresh eggs. Lizzie Crawford, lor.e P042. FOR SALE'S, 2 wicker Cook stove, 11x12 rocker3, full size ns dining tabic, G chairs-. Mrs. o. Cropper, Shelburn. FOR SALE Coming 2-year-old hite Shorthorn bull. Lee Irey, Ihelburn, Ind. Shelburn phone. KFCR SALE TIedge posts; 153 new 5-8" cable. Mrs. Harry nnnisler, Shelburn. , - FOR SALE 19H Ford lV2-ton uck, hew motor, - 8:2"x20 tireS; po 2G-f t ' Freehau'f stock trailer, acd tires. John B. Springer, Sulpn R, 2. New Lebanon phone. FOR SALE Baled timothy hay, Qc per bale. Warren Mason, IV2 m. southeast New Lebanon. ITOB : SALE Florence Heater, few grates and in eood condition. asonabljr priced. : Clarence Liv-sion,-Phone 101-R," Shelburn r R. 2. Dead Animals All kinds: horses, cows,! neeD, calves and hoe-s. Call Monroe Feed Service, Suliian pnone 661 or Crawford (3201 or Crawford 53109, iTeiTC Haute. WTe Dav all ?hone charges. 24 hour service. - ..'" " ' - ' - 'John Wachtel Co

FOR SALE Good 4-room house I in Avondale Addition. 5 lots. Con-

siaerawe iruit. nce auu.uu. WANTED Dead animals. We Worth the money. W. T Mellott. .lremove your dead animals free of

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FOR SALE Complete AllisChalmer W.C. tractor outfit, in first class condition. R. C. Baker,1 Sioux Theatre, Carlisle, after-

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FOR SALE '36 Ford tandem outfit. Wade Howard. R. 2 Shelburn. FOR SALE John Deere single bottom 16-in. number one tractor plow in condition. Bert Chambers, 1-4 Berea Church. mile south . of FOR SALE 1934 Ford coach, Five new tires and new motor. Also good two-wheel trailer. Roy Alumbaugh, Cass, Ind. FOR SALE Purebred Chester , White male hogs and gilts. James Clivcr, cast on 54, ' near Berca Church. FOR SALE planter and -Good Hoosier torn riding cultivator. Would like to buy a lime spreader. 'Bill Trotter, 1-2 mile north m,n,wa ctro bales alfalfa hay. B. F. Walters, Phone 9074. - ' - , FOR SALE 2-room house, 2 blocks 'East-of -C.& E. l;Railroad, between Jackson and Washington streets. Price $450.00. $100.00 down payment, balance $10.00 per month. W. T. Mellott. .1 ' PORSALEl-35 " Austra White J pullets; drop-leaf table; daven-1 port; 2 rockers; antique wardrobe; .1 grey, horse coming 4 yrs. oid, broke; glass, cans. Raymond Pirtle, Carlisle, Ind. R. l; FOR SALE Timber for including some white . oak. 8102. sale Call , FOR SALE Fresh cow. 6 vrs. !

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FOR. SALE Two sows and 13 snuon cnurcn or mues east oi .;

es; also Florence Heater No. 53, CAtuu- "J,u aamoeio.

FOR,SALE-FuU stock Berk- ND SUPPLY CO., Sullivan, Inshire pigs. 1 mile east of Buck- i dldna- t

town. Jess Price. FOR SALE CO-acre farm, mostly bottom ground. 4-roomed house, barn and outbuildings, plenty of water. On gravel road, school, mai and milk routes. Electricity available. Located-IM mi. east and 1-4 mi. north ' of Paxton. Would sell my personn'l property with it, 2 horses, 2 cows,

springs & mattress, Queen ,2 sows, hay, corn .and farming

took. Robert T. Robertson. FOR SALE-r-A good fourroom house on ; Wolfcnberger Street, garage, .sewerage, lights, water i Aside., toilet, lavatory. Price $2300.00. Worth the money. See W. T. Mellott or George Walters. ' FOR SALE Four-room house in Shelburn... Located close in. See G. P; German, Shelburn. FOR SALE 6-room' Tiouse, built-in cabinets, water in house. 1 block east of Methodist church in Shelburn. Fhone 49-J. Ezra Trowbridge. FOR SALE OR TRADE Giles 1 St.,; 6-room house,'-bath. A real I bargain,; What ha vis., you. -Inquire ! 4fi0 S. Court St. .. - Vi - "- . 1 - ' FOR SALE '.Last of Sullivan, lF?-8dve farm, 5 rm. house with - electricity & water in house, large barn. A real bargain. Box No. 98 e-o Times. FOR SALE Hubert tractor, 50horse on belt. Pete Howard, Shelburn. . j 7 FOR SALE Electric chicken ' j.brooder; good quality clover hay. li. P. Akers, Tel. 318 or 11,. FOR SALE 5-room semi-mod

em house at 310 ' South Main dlsring the illness and death of Street. Sullivan. Possession soon."Vr mother and grandmother. We Price $3500.00. W. T. Mellott. are also grateful to .Rev. Jack " ! Arnold, the singers, Carl Schulze, FOR SALE Copper Clad range also for the floral offprint

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FOR SALE 5-room house, in Avondale Addition, with three lots. $1800.00. Possession in thirty days. W. T Mellott.

FOR SALE 600 feet of good pine i flooring. Bricks, door frames, other lumber.. Brickbats i free. Harvey N. Farr, Shelburn. J Telephone 143-K. j FOR RENT . j FOR RENT Two-room turnjished apt. 305 North Main. ! FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, j also two pair size 12 pre-war (boots for sale. Call after 5:00 p. m. 219 W. Johnson. I FOR RENT Sleeping room, close in. Kitchen privelege. Suitj able for couple. 215 So. Section. Wanted .charge. Phone No. 9 reverse tharees. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. WANTED Party to cut 1000 posts on shares. Norman Wilkey, mi. northwest Sullivan. ' WANTED TO RENT House near cheese factory, 4 or more I rooms. Call 767 before 3:30 p. m. WANTED Automobile mechanic. Reliable firm. Good pay, good working conditions, steady employment. Box 63 c-o Times. WANTED Calves a week old or older. James E. Shrum, R. 1,. Sullivan, Ind. FARM HELP WANTED Single or married. Will furnish house, meat" & milk. Good salary. Box 59, c-o Times. WANTED Washing to do; no ironing. Stella Davidson, 116 North Foley Street. , t XT ' Township War Mothers' Service club members as possible to be present luesaay aiieruuuii, reuruary 12th, at 2:00 in their room in the Court House for important business. WANTED Improved farm 20 to 80 acres, near Sullivan. Jas. II. White, 1421 S. Anderson, El-1 wood, Ind. -- 1 MisCcllanCOlSS " . . , PARCEL DELIVERY, any size package, anywhere in the city. Phone 262. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. WINTER BROILERS "are profl itable. We have a limited supply 0f "Johnson Production-Bred rhinW tnese Jtnriity, neaimy cnicKs ana you wiu want to take some back home with you. JOHNSON FEED i INCOME tax service day or , night. R. F. Logan, 423 I Washington St Phone 118. East NOTICE Livestock hauling to Indianapolis. Going every week. All livestock and cargo insured for full coverage. Basil Wilbur, Carlisle phone. Also general local hauling. RECAPPING and VULCANTZI iJNLr, any job, large or small, 241 HOUR SERVICE. Satisfaction guaranteed. Taylor Tire Service. Phone 677. COAL HAULING, cattle racks for local hauling. Inquire at Mobilgas Station. 212 No. Section. 'X ' - : OBITUARr ' Sarah F.lla Ault Phegley, daughter of William and Jane Ault, was born February- 20th, 1882, near Spraytown, Indiana and departed this life on February 6th, 1046 at the age of 63 years, 11 j months, 17 days. She was united in marriage to Charles Phegley on February 15th. 1913.. He preceded her in death on Jan." 31st, "1945. . To this union were-born three daughters. Gaitlia Irenfe. who died in infancy; ' Glcthcl Marie and Etta Mae. Survivors are the two daughters, three grandsons and five brothers, Frank of Freetown, Orville. of Spraytown,, William of Medora, Jess of Seymour and Alfred of Valonia. CAED OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our friends and neighbors who helped in any way TUT .r Mrs. Quincy Walls and sons, Mrs. Herschel Long end son.

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y Mrs. Elizabeth . Collin3 and Mrs. Mable M'nnich were in Sullivan Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kresge and son of Vincennes, spent Sunday here with the former's mother, Mrs. Edna Kresge and other relatives. Misses Mona and Nell Woodward of Indianapolis, were here Saturday looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Johnson of Long Beach, California, j arrived here Saturday for a visit with Mr. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Steve Sproatt and oilier relatives. Charles David Frazee arrived home Saturday after receiving his discharge at Great Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass were in Sullivan Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins arrivea nere r riaay irom oeu- i ingham, Washington, and expect ( to make their future home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Haver of Bloomington, spent Sunday here with Mrs. O'Haver's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Risinger. Miss Ada Diess, head nurse in a hospital at Columbus, is her parents; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Diess. Nelson Sheetz left Friday for Boston Massachusetts where he will visit his sister, Mrs. S. T. verninn,. anH hshanH Hp pv. pects to enter a university in the East. DAILY TIMES OPEN FORUM Letters anfl interviews . or . uifihlp nature and nrnner newspaper interest are sought for this ' column, the editor rescrvlns the : right to censor or reject any ar

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- Having traded my farm, will sell at public auction at the -farm, two miles northeast of Merom. 8 miles west of Sullivan, SALE STARTS 10:00 A. M. Feb. 20,1946 the 'following property : LIVESTOCK 1 Jersey cow, 3 yrs. eld ; 1 Jersey heifer; 9 brood saws; 5 gilts; 2 bsnrs; 58 feeding' hegs; .50 bred ewes; 60 bales straw;. 150 hu. Patoka soy beans; 90 ba. Ltoccln soy beans. . .: ' ',,..., . . TOOLS1 F-20 tractor oit rubber; 1 A.C. o-ft. combine; 1 pick-ap attachmeat for A.C. combine; 1 two-row caltittoj for 1 wlieelxeraper tsh-ft, John Deere disc; 1 8-ft."-taridam disc,, good as new .1 J5-f t.' harrow; 1 3-eertiGn rotary hog; 1 Blackhawk corn planter, fertilizer attachment s.'l.eiiliipacker; 2 wagons; -1 sulky rake; 1 ball rake; 1 McCormick-Deenng 6-ft. mower; 1 400-gal. guscline tank; several steel & wood barrels. . FURNITURE 1 dining room suite; 1 breakfast table; I lounge chair and ottoman; 2 chiffoniers; 1 dresser; 1 twin size rollsway bed with mattress; 1 victrola; Twash stand; 2 reeking chairs, '2 stand tables; 1 beckcase & desk; 1 desk; 2 bedsteads; 1 steel davenport; 1 .buffet; 2 King Heater stoves." Other articles too numerous to mention. . . .' : " '' ' '' Nrt resnonsiWs ,!n chsc of accidents. Harrison & Drake, Auctioneers Harold Burke, Clerk

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Miss Pauline Stevenson had as her week-end guest Miss Jane O'Laughlin or Terre Haute. Alex M. Wilson, who has been in service for some time has received his discharge and is here visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Truitt and son have returned from Indianapolis where they spent the; week visiting relatives. . :. Mr. and Mrs. W. H- Wise and daughter, Madge, were in Terre Haute Wednesday Pvt. Robert Walker of Camp Roberts, California, is spending a 10-day en route furlough with his wife and ' daughter. Mrs. Walker is the former Geraldine Harmon. Thev are spending a few days in Hammond with his parents. Pvt. walker will report i to Camp Pickett, Virginia, where he will await assignment for overseas uty , J RBLENGE-AJLLEN Mr?. Edna Rilenge became tho bride cf Arthur Allen Saturday afternoon, February 2nd at th: home of the bride. The Rev. C. i H. Stanif er officiated in the Presence of a few close friends na neignoors. me uime wuic. rey suit with matching access - ories. Mrs. Allen is a well knon resident of Shelburn' and hps been employed by the Akfer Company in Shelburn. Mr. Allen IS a well Known larmer OI jaeKson township, living north of Hymera v. here they will make thsir home. Those attending the wedding were Mrs. C. B. Southwood, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Sherman Chubb and daughters, Ruth and Phyllis, Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Jake Samm, Mrs. VerPoulson, Mrs. W. H. Wise and aaugmer, iviaugc. Walter Reed, vho discovered the stegomyia , mosquito was a carrier of yellow fever, observed , her 90th birthday recently at. nearby Blue Ridge Summit, . . er son, .Brig. uen. waiter u Reed of Washington, was present for the occasion. RRiS, Owner of Merom Methodist Church

Merom Community Night Community Night was unusuatly successful this month. The 50- i piece State Teachers orchestra of Terre Haute gave to the Merom audience practically the same Winter Concert program given at Terre Haute the previous week. Mr. Arthur Hill is the Director and is to be congratulated for having held together such an orchestra during the difficult war period. State College young people joined with Merom young people for an enjoyable recreation period previous to the concert. The- Sycamore Players of the College wiil furnish the entertainment for the next Community Night on March 7th. The Merom Legion basketball i team won in a fast and close game with Bloomfield Thursday j night at the local gym. The final score was 30-24. The second team lo;:t in an earlier game. Both games were well attended by the local community. i.Z,z. Gertrude Hammond is ( progressing at the Sullivan hos- i pital and hopes to be out of the ' hospital soon. She has appreciat-j ;ed the1, visits and letters of her friendsf .'i ! -A - - - -- , I All members will remember j the meeting of the Community ouuncu munuay mgm, reuiudij 11th. Several important matters are coming up. Visitors are always welcome. The most recent ! project of the council was a broadcast at Terre Haute from the Teachers College on Friday, ; February 8th. Several members ' of the council took part witli Prof. Annakin in charge. The council might well be duplicated in all rural communities. It was this significance that brought the invitation for a broadcast. Mrs. Constance Pleasant is president of the council again tois year. une-ivjunuro xesi , 1. In what country is the Irrawaddy river? 2. Where ig St. ' Helena,"' the island made famous by the exile of Napoleon? 3. To what country does Jamaica belong? Where is it situated ? . WorJs of Wisdom A man there was, and . they calied him mad; the more he .rave, the more he had, Jciin iiLjnyoii. Hints on Etiquette 1! you received an invitation to

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' Mrs; Joy Owens and Mrs. Cleo Gray and grandson, Bobby Joe, were guests Thursday of Mrs. Vera, Barden at Rose Chapel. .

Mrs. .ustie Mason, Mr. ana Mrs. George Frederick, Mrs. Ovaline Arnett, 1'n'S. Lizzie Mason and Mrs. Jessie Rinard were in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mrs. Art Hann of Seattle, Washington, was the guest last week of her mother, Mrs. Anna Eslinger. , Raymond Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cap Reid enlisted in the Army last week and is now statinnpd at. f!amn Atf.prhnrv awajyng oSSignmer.t Geralcf gparks "left last week to enror at indiaria University at Bloomington. , Mic;3 Madeijne Weier o' Wat(.rviipt. Newx York, is 1hp guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bates and, family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nash of near Carlisle, and Karen Kay Coyner were supper guests. Friday evening of Mrs. Kate Bowen.

When you are bothered with Money Matters GOOD TIMES START ' , . .-"'. i ' ' '' t When Money Problems are all ironed out. . Maybe a loan up to $30C will put your af fairs jn T . order and set your mind at ease. MAY WE HELP? ; $5 to $300 Security Loan Co. Upstairs New Oakley Building Across From Index Listen to the Security Half-Hour each Friday e veiling at 6:30 over VVBOW.

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Awegoa Garden Club I The Awegon Garden Club will 1 meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 I o'clock with Mrs. H. W. Branstetter.

W e Bey ' Used Cars Top Prices See Us First h i: AAotor Sales Inc Linton Hi. 53 Ind. 'plans.'continulng, with brakes off, later in the morning. Let heart, not reason, rule you this morning, for inspiration is high. Use it well. Romantic and emotional matters do well later this morning, and this afternoon business deals are sanctioned. At 6:33 p.'' m. the signal from the skies is to slow down. The moon enters Cancer at 7:53 p. m. v " One-Minute Test Answers 'I. Burma. 2. It is situated 1,200 miles off the west coast of Africa. 3. The British empire; in the Caribbean sea..