Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 31, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 February 1946 — Page 3
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WE WEAVE your rugs from
' your prepared material, 60c yd. ( Beautiful rugs for sale. 400 So. ! 3rd St., Terre Haute, Ind.
j NOTICE Washings and iron- ! ings done promptly at my home. ' Mrs. Thomas, 223 N. Broad.
For Sale
SEE US for quality seed and in-
culation. Farm Bureau Co-op.
FOR John Deere "part and
lervice call 285 at Mace Tire &
Cattery Service, Sullivan, Ind.
FOR SALE Twenty building ftes, 75' frontage 150' deep, join-
rig City limits south, east side of lighway 41. Tel. 714. '
JUST ARRIVED New 1946 I patterns of wallpaper, all price j ranges. New living room suites ' special $99.50. Congoleum rugs, Prestone, ' electric sweepers, j Woodward Hardware Co., Dugj ger, Ind. j ;
TODAYS MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 12. (UP) Produce:
FOR SALE Purebred wire i Heavy hens, 22c; Leghorn hens, hair terrier puppies. 235 W. Giles ! 20c; heavy chickens, 23c; Leghorn St. chickens, 21c; cocks, 16c; ducks,
10c; geese, 10c; capons, six pounds and over, 31c; under six pounds, 26c.
FOR SALE Hubert tractor, 50horse on belt. Pete Howard, Shel-burn.
FOR SALE Copper Clad range and 50-lb. metal ice box. Call 759-A.
FOR SALE One large, long, wide mudhole, east of Baker mine.
FOR SALE White Rock fries No available near by. Mail it sale, 2-314 lbs. S. E. Carrier Route 3.
I'.oulson. State Road 54. New Leb-
non phone.
FOR SALE 1941 Ford 4 pass.
oupe. JNew tires, a-i concuxion.
iee me Sunday. 218 W. Donald-
bn Street.
. FOR SALE Black and white i enamel keroseen range, insulated oven, in A-l shape; white enameled kitchen heater for small , kitchen. Cecil Taylor, 3 mi. north I on 41. Phone 8075.
Egg3, current receipts 54 pounds and over, 38c; grade A, large, 46c; medium, 38c; grade-B, large, 32c; low grade, 25c; pullets, 18c. .
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News Every Day From NeighboringTowns
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Johnnie Hickman and John
Laxton are visiting their uncle in Terre Haute.
James Hickman and a friend, who have lately returned from the South Pacific, visited the Laxton and Hickman families last week. Dr. N.'A. Whaley has received
The Birthday club met January 25th at the home of Mrs. Alice Smiley with Mrs. Carol Frederick as co-hostess. At noon a delicious covered dish dinner
was served to the following members and guests, Mrs. Nora Pierson and Frieda, Mrs. Laura Scott, Mrs. Bonnie Roseberry and
word that his son, Glen, was at ' children, Mrs. Dorothy Daniels,
Camp Atterbury for separation Mrs. Cleo Gray and Freida Rose, from the service. I (Mrs. Jessie Rinard and son, Mrs. Bon Hickman has received word ' Estie Mason and children, Mrs.
from his son that he will be home ' Agnes Rinard and children, Bar-
Freida Dix and Mrs. Edith Norris. The day was spent in sewing. Those present were Mrs. Goldia Shepherd and son, John, Mrs. Mary Gordon, Nina Gordon, Kate House, Effie Shepherd, Amy Badders and daughter, Juanita, Erma Worth, Anna Mae House, Berniece Payne and daughter, Glena Dale, Freida Dix and Edith Norris and son, John Howard and the hostess, Mrs. Powell.
The next meeting will
FOR SALE Florence Heater,
,iew grates and in good condition,
easonably priced. Clarence Liv-
FOR SALE Recleaned Lespedeza for seed. O. R. Willard, R. 1 Sullivan.
ngston, Phone 101-R,
R. 2.
Shelburn j '
FOR SALE Downtown apt.
Furnished. $5,500. Terms. Box 01,
FOR SALE Complete Allis-! c-o Times.
:halmer W.C. tractor outfit, in
irst class condition. R. C. Baker, .ioux Theatre, Carlisle, after
noons.
FOR SALE '36 Ford tandem Vutfit. Wade Howard, R. 2 Shel-
Iburn.
FOR SALE-John Deere single
Vbttom 16-in., tractor plow in
FOR SALE Clover and timothy hay. Three miles. we?t of high school on Road 154. II. W.
J Ephlin.
FOR SALE Hereford male calf. Wanted: late model Ford tractor and plow. Clarence Walters, Dodd Eridge.
one
hambers, 1-4
erea Church.
miMT-",ih Af i on SHSietfion. Inquire at 128
FOR SALE-1934 Ford coach, ive new tires and new motor.
lso good two-wheel trailer. Eoy
ilumbaugh, Cass, Ind.
W. Wall.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, also twn tiair size 12 nre-war
I iuu bAJJi i-ureorea cnester , boots or sale Call after 5:00 p
AVhite male nogs and giits. James
"hurch.
FOR SALE Good Hoosier corn planter and riding .cultivator.
buld like to buy a lime spread
m. 219 W. Johnson.
Wanted
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 12. (UP) Livestock: Hogs, 7,000; active, steady; all good and choice butchers 160 lbs. up and some choice lighter weights, $14.85; 100-160 lbs., scheduled $13.25 to $14.50; good and choice sows and most good stags, $14.10. , Cattle, 2,000; calves, 700; steers and heifers opened fairly active; largely steady; small lots good to choice steers, $17.00; liberal share medium and good, $15.00 $16.65; good heifers, $16.00; medium and good, $14.50 $15.50. Cows fairly active, generally fully . steady; few good beef cows, $13-75 $14.30; bulk good, $13.00 $13.50; common ancl jnediunv $9.5.0. $12.75; vealers active, steady, good and choice, $17.50 $18.05. . Sheep, 2,200; fairly active; fat i lambs generally steady; slaughter I ewes and yearlings unchanged.
Good and choice native lambs, $14.50 $15.00; few lots, $15.25; about two loads fed Texas lambs, $14.75; two loads medium year
nings, $12.00; slaughter ewes, $8.00
down.
cibctit enrnr allowances
ISOVKMHEB TERM. l!lt;
SECOND
WANTED Dead animals. We
r. Bill Trotter, 1-2 mile north . 7 ' averett Noma rait Juror
icnarge. rnone ino. reverse i uai nt usnum, same .... .charges. Sullivan "Fertilizer Co. lJTL-
OR SALE 262 bales alfalfa
Glendora store.
hay. B. F. Walters, Phone 9074.
FOR SALE Timber for
including some white oak.
V102.
sale 1 5
Call
777;: Z : : " rrri Floyd Holliim'sworth, same .. WANTED Party to cut 1000 Ansa Huugor. same posts on shares Norman Wilkey
nAi.F $ 3.50 4.30 4.00 3.50 4.10 3.00 2.30
soon. Mrs. Monna Hopkins and Mrs. Verna Hammack were Sunday aftternoon guests of Mrs. Reed Ringer and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Exline. Dr. Joe Dukes, . who is located at Camp Atterbury. visited Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Dukes the past week. Miss Marcella Dukes returned to Indianapolis, where she is employed, after spending the weekend with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Dukes. Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Hammack of Sullivan, spent Thursday and Friday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Code Moss. W. S. C. S. Meets. The February meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church was' held Wednesday afternoon, February 6th, at the church. Mrs. Wifttam Risingerf president "ot the society, was in charge of the business session. Mrs. Frank Parsons gave the
lesson and Mrs. Otis Rumple gave the devotions. It was voted to send used clothing to the European war refugees in the near future. Hugger Couple IVed Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scales of Dugser route one are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Betty Lou, to Daniel E. Harbaugh, Jr., of Dugger.
with Mrs. Effie February 22nd.
Shepherd
be on
bara Stevens and son, Mrs. Cora
Dungan, Mrs. Anna McCammon, Mrs. Millie Mahan, Mrs. Dorothy Burke. Mrs. Chrissie Hale, Mrs.
Grace White and daughter, Mrs. I Hazel Sparks and Katherine, Mrs. Ovaline Arnett, George Frederick, Berl Rinard, Lewis Smiley, Junior and Gerald Sparks, Joe Pierson and the hostesses, Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Smiley and Janice. I The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cleo Gray on Wednesday, February 13th. Members please brins own table service. The Senior Pals Class part" will be -held Thursday night al the home of Delno Vickrey witli j Frances Huff as co-hostess. I Members please bring a valentine. Ardith Bragdon was a guest of Frances Wills Fridaynight. Glennan Blamis of St. L Louis,
"Missouri, was a guest over the f
week-end of Delno and iGrover j Mrs jzze
Vickrey. The local library will be open Wednesday, February 13th after being closed the last ten days for redecorating. I Patty Frederick of Merom Station, was a guest Sunday of Phyllis Vickrey.
1
Fellowshipers Class To Meet j The Fellowshipers class of the . Shelburn Methodist Church will hold their February meeting j Wednesday evening, February , 13th, at seven o'clock in the church basement. j Pfc. Dan Wise, who has been I
spending a 90-day furlough with relatives here left Saturday for Camp Atterbury where he will E'3"t his reenlistment. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gummere "re ,5USt3 of relatives in Chi-.-ni.pr the week-end. Mr. lJ Mrs. Fred Greenwood spent Sunday afternoon in Clay City. "Mrs. A. H. Ratcliff and son, of Terre Haute, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Pray. ' " . '
Mr. and Mrs. Vess Hill ana
Hill
funeral of Mel Hymera Saturday
attended the Hamilton at afternoon.
n
mi. northwest Sullivan.
FOR SALE Fresh cow, 6 yrs.
Id, Guernsey. 1-2 mile south of
tjiloh church or 4 miles east of fIaxton. Floyd Chambers.
i -ax
OR SALE Full stock Berk
shire pigs. 1 mile east of Buck-
own. Jess Price. FOR SALE A good four-room
house cn Wolfenbercer Street,
arage, sewerage, lights, water
inside, toilet, lavatory. Price S2300.00. Worth the money. See
W. T. Mellott or George Walters.
WANTED Automobile
chanic. Reliable firm. Good pay,
guuu wuiAxiig tunuibiuiia, oicauj Sullivan
employment. Box 63 c-o Times. Court .... - . I M' Hjre-Lam:' WANTED Hal irs a week old Co., xmv.
or older,
Sullivan, Ind.
Law Library 22.00
West Publishing Co., same 160.00 me- Lpwyers Co-Operative Pub.
Co., same , ::i.8U
Bobbs Mcn-il Co.. same 20.(K
Tel. Co. cxp. Circuit
The wedding ceremony was
performed on Saturday, January , attended
26th at the home of Rev. J. E. Humerickhouse, Baptist minister, by Rev. Humerickhouse. Gerald Scales and Georgia Scales acted as attendants. The bride wore a blue and white street dress.
Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Gordon
a buffet luncheon at
L1
Medford Levron and daughter, Mrs. Marg Allen, transacted business in Sullivan Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Timms called on their daughter, Mrs. Bill Thewlis and family Thursday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of
U. Tnnft tlnntA TIrtlICO TT'tMHQIf
l rV vr w rn:near Oaktown, visited with their night the guests of Vigo Ice Co. , ... ' RnWtin(V Van-
Mrs. Ruth Ladd was taken to
the hospital at Linton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Terre
pis & Pub.
James E. Shrum, R. 1, "i",m,7n "
12.33 3 51 72.83 :
The newlyweds their home with, mother until spring.
will the
make bride's
WANTED Washing to do; no ironing. Stella Davidson, 116 North Foley Street.
Dean Ctmney. Jury Commissioner 9 00 Claude Powell, same 9 00
Tom Donnelly, same 3.00
FOR SALE Foui'-room house
tin Shelburn. Located close in. See
G. P. German, Shelburn.
L FOR SALE 6-room house, built-in cabinets, water in house. 1 block east of Methodist church 'in Shelburn. Phone 49-J. Ezra Trowbridge.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Giles St., 6-room house, bath. A- real baraain. What have vou. Inauire
N60 S. Court St.
WANTED Commissioners and road supervisors who might be interested in roads east of 41. Signed, all miners, taxpayers and mail carrier traveling east.
WANTED Waitress. State age, wage and reference. Box 150 c-o Times.
James J. Durham, same
James H. Ringer. Clerk's Per Diem C. of V Walter F. Wood. Judge's Per Diem C. of V Jaccb H. Thomson, Salary Court Bailiff Ef.a J. Logan. Sa'ai-y Court I Reporter .'
3.00 7.00
15.00
195.09
450.00
Quit paying rent tnd own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT
Haute, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Abe House. Miss Helen Chance is seriously ill in an Indianapolis hospital. Pvt. Lester Blevins of Fort Knox, Kentucky, is spending a
15-day furlough with relatives, j Bucy Bee Club Meets Mrs. Maude Powell entertain- ! ed the Busy Bee club at her home February 8th. Two new j members were present, Mrs. i
daughter, Mrs. Robertine- Van
Meter and husband Friday evening. I Mrs. Myrtle Grass of Terre Haute and Mrs.. John Hamilton of Sullivan, visited with Mr. and I Mrs. Lee Grass and Mr. and I Mrs. Roscoe Carrithers Sunday.
HOOSIER THEATRE
SHELBURN. IND.
TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Feb. 12 and 13 Barbara Stanwvck - Dennis Morgan - Sydney Greenstreet "CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT" Plus Latest News & Added Shorts STARTING TONIGHT HEY, KIDSBUY A SERIES TICKET, $1.30 (nave 32c)
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TALA BIRELL RUTH ROMAN (j
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TIME, 7:00 P. II.
DR. A. C. McPHAIL WiU be in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWELL-BROWN SHOE CO.
M. J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Aikin's Service Costs No More."
24 HOUR Taxi Service x Call 470
BUS DEPOT CAFE
SPECIAL Enterprise Flour 25Lb.Bag-$1.29 BLEACHED. The Perfect All Purpose Flour. ANDERSON & HLATT Phone 245 x Free Delivery
WflinawmrMic
Gs'csk fecLpMi3 Street "
Based on the powerful, best-selling novel of romance and high adventure
BY ELIZABETH GOUOGE ILLUSTRATIONS BY LAWRENCE BUTCHER
CESSPOOL, septic tank and toitol cleaning. Write Box 2B c-o Times.
WANTED TO BUY, borrow or
rent for 30 days, Sunbeam elee-
trie razor. Jack Anderson.
(
7TOR SALE .East of Sullivan, 1 R-anra form K irit-lt
electricity & water in house, large barn. A real bareain. Box No. 98
hc-o Times.
Dead
Removed All kinds: horses, cows.
i sheep, calves and hogs. Call
Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terje Haute. We pay , all phone cliaiges. 24 hour service. ' John Wachtel Co
Miscellaneous
PARCEL DELIVERY, any size! package, anywhere in the city.'
Phone 2G2. HUD'S STANDARD STATION.
WINTER BROILERS are profitable. We have a limited supply of "Johnson - Production-Bred Chicks" in our brooders. See these thrifty, healthy chicks' and you will want to take some back home with you. JOHNSON FEED AND SUPPLY CO., Sullivan, Indiana.
Margueriteas beautiful in age. "Had this, too," she thought, "been a gift from William to Marguerite?"
"I love you, my girl," said William. She had got him at last.
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. COAI, HAULTNfJ, cattle racks for . local . hauling. Inquire - at i Mobilgas Station. 212 No. Section. !
Thousonis of men ors now ar.'.hilnn in ti:9 P.sea'cr Ar:y. Job riv c:;J see t:-1 job th;ou::-!. . excels voya cr.A::cK e? 62-:v'?cs AND CVESSS TSBATC3 Travel Ei'uccfbn Seciirify Cofjcr For fiili ir.jV-ma'nijri .-;,l U, 6. AKWY ' RECRUI Tifja Or'FIOIT Spcnsoi'cd By
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NOTICE Open for business, ' auto repairs and general overhauling. At Merom Stop.l. Ray-, mond' Bogard. ; I
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22 N. Court Sullivan "Everything For Your Babv"
THE ISLAND came into view. It was just the same, after 36 years, with the grey granite houses of St. Pierre piling up and up upon the rocks. William and Marianne were standing on the deck, silent, waiting, Old Nick in his cage beside them. In their hearts they were blessing Marguerite, for she had done so much tor them. They had only to open the door of No. 3 Le Paradis and walk in: , And as they did William let out a queer, strangled cry. Marianne gazed past him . . . into the eyes of her sister Marguerite . . . and Marguerite was beautiful in age. beautiful as she had never been in her youth. Mariapne had just time for one agonized thought before her sister's arms were about her. , ...... In the weeks, that followed William 'continued to find his beloved Island unchanged, and was happy. Marianne,
busy refitting the old house, was still waiting for the happiness she had expected. And one day, in an old cupboard, she found a small box, and in it the two treasures of Mar-5" guerite's that she had not been able to bring herself to destroy when she left her home for the convent. A little wooden mouse William had carved for her when she was a little girl, and an exquisitely carved Chinese necklace, each bead carved in the likeness of birds, beasts and butterflies. Had that too been a present from William? Suddenly Marianne could scarcely breathe. She remembered now. that letter Marguerite had sent them in New Zealand, supposed to be for the two of them . '. , "I picture you surrounded by strange birds and beasts and butterflies that make a necklace of beauty . . . You have my love and devotion always . . ." It was meant for William alone!
She flung them on the sofa and, later, when William entered, she faced him, pointing to the necklace: "Hidden away!" she said, her voice hoarse with pentup emotion. "Why did you marry me, William, when you loved her best all the while? Why?" He stood there stunned, his eyes"' darting from her to the necklace and back again. "I asked your father for the wrong girl," he blurted stupidly. "I mixed up your name with Marguerite's!" Her thin, little face turned ashen. "But . . . but Marianne;" William stammered, "that's all past. I love you, my girl. I do love you!" Marianne looked up at him and saw his tawny eyes blazing with love . . . for her. She went to him. "William! William!" He crushed her to his chest. She had got him at last. The triumnh of it! Oh, the triumph of it! (THE END)
Dmwlnu eopyright. 194S. hv King Features Syndicate, Tne. Text eopyriitht 1944, by Elftabetb Gondge. ohlMied by Co-ward-MeCann. Ina. BEGINNING Th Foyntalnhsad by Ayn Rcind, the best-selling-noyI of a mon who pitted gtnius ogainst the wr