Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 68, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 April 1946 — Page 5

SCLI3VAN DAILY TIKES THURSDAY, APEIE t B'4'6.

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REDUCED TO CLEAR We Have a few odd pieces of furniture that we must clear from bur stocks, to make room for other items coming in.

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(3) ONLY 29.35 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Barrel back, comfortable, spring filled occasional chair. Upholstered in beautiful rayon damask. Color wine, blue, and tan. '

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(1) ONLY 59.93 WING CHAIR. High back wing chair to match your other period furniture.

(4) ONLY 2-1.95 BOUDOIR CHAIRS. Boudoir chair and matching ottoman, upholstered in floral cotton twill, spring filled seats.

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(1) ONLY 39.95 CHAISE LOUNGE, one of these comfortable, spring chaise lounges, rose taupe ground with garden rose design.

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TABLE I AMP BASES REDUCED Orig. 5.98 4,00 Orig. 10.98 6.00 Plain and floral decorated pottery bases-, in a variety of designs.

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News Of The City Schools

ThS ?ld Treatment Of ten "

. cnngs nappy Relief Maay sufferers relieve naggin baciraTi. ofrel,r.?'oub,e be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of tak. may cause naming backach rheumaiio Pains, leg pains, loss of pep and ene.w get! eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting andtoSw sometimes shows there is something wS wjUi your kidneys or bladder. fci f.- 1Jlantdmretie. used successfullv

Quit paying rent tnd own Jrow home. Special barjralna on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W.T.MELLOTT

ELM PARK NEWS Who ever heard of a playground being mowed the last week in March? Mr. Stanbaugh mowed ours last Friday. The boys are having trouble deciding whether to play marbles or change to Softball. The third grade Iwat tha fourth grade in the spelling contest this week. The score was 22 to 17.

Miss Willie' first graders had the moz-l money iter stamps again. They bought about $12.00 worth of stamps. Mrr.. Claude Karrell visited the first grade Friday. Marjorie Grimes and Dickie Dale Purcell, who had whooping cough, have returned to school. The second grade has two nsw oupils. Naomi Heady has been transferred from Junior High

:ccond grade and Tommy Shoe nakcr came from Detroit.

Gone Monk, Edward Thornberry and Garry Boone, of the third grade, all celebrated their ninth birthdays on Wednesday, March 27. The fourth grade saw the magician show at the community gym. We are sorry to lose Delores Benefiel to the fourth grade -at Old Gym. ' Ernest Grimes has been quite ill for the past week. Mr. Ferigo's tonette class Is progressing nicely. Those who do not take tonette lessons gather around etudy tables in the hall for a study period or a free reading period. Miss Shepherd tested ilie boys this week for points in physical fitness. This is a part of the physical education program.

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JUNIOR HIGH NEWS The children in" the reebnd grade at Junior High who made a perfect score in spelling this week are: Ann Boyle, Patty Broclie, Shirley Burnett, Sharon Dean, Barbara Dix, Margaret Faunht. Norma Fisher, Virginia

j Giles, Franklin Gillespie, Johnny Kays, Billy Hickr, Leah Hudson, Jerry Holley, Nancy Hughes, : Naomi Heady, Leon Jewell, Kay s Berlin, Kathleen Llewellyn, Jim ' .McCr.mmon. Jamep'- Lowdejmilk, Dsvid ltk-Clellan, Allan Medsker, .Janice Milam. Mary Nell Miller, Phillip Morrison, ..John Nash, Sandn Powdcn, Billy Ridge,

: Gary Ridge. Nancy Robinson, ; TCrrd Kon.e.-janic; Rusk, Charles .Smith. William Stewart, Frances Tarv.-nlor. James Smith, Shelby ."parks, and Jimmy Payne. The childrea who made the honor roll this week in numbers a,re: All'in Medsker, Norma Fisher, William Stewirt. Leah Hud?on. James Lowdermilk, and Phillip Morriscn. Karelin i, the magician, arid Company presented a . chow" of ri-vrjc 1') the grade pupils of the ftillivnn City Schools last Wed?:esday aflernoon. A brge crowd was in attendance ' His feature F.ct war, "Th? floating Lady."

Theyll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Irfetio

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One-Minute Test 1. tVhat is a vicuna? - 2. What i a chickaree ? . 3. What is a gnu, and where is it found? .. . , Words of Wisdom ... The ey of the master will do more work than both of his hands: not to oversee workmen, Is to leave your purse open. Franklin. Hints on Etiquette , If you tip your soup plate away ,fron you. to. get the last drop, of soup from it, it is perfectly all right. In fact, if you are a ue3t

Partners:,. B0. Donate Million .. READING, Pa. (UP) Ferdinand Thun and Henry Janscn, who came to America "rom Germany in 1892 with le53 than $100 be-, tween them, recently celebrated their 80th birthdays with a gift

at dinner, your hostess will conclude you think the soup is delicious and be flattered by your appreciation. Today's Horoscope . . Positive and aggressive, you like having people around you. The men born on this date are fortunate and successful in business.The wQmen are good housekeepers, In so far as the management of the household and family affairs are concerned, but actual housework Is distasteful to them. Around 8 a. m., an imaginary hunch could lead you satr.

to the

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Hospital. Thun and Junrscn, are partners in the Berkshire Knitting Mills,

'Make use of latent and Wdden powers that are yours, and nake any new ideas sparkle. Cash in on them. This evening-, follow the urge to be helpful. One-Minute Test Answers 1. A wild ruminant animal of the Andes ; mountains, South America, allied to the llama and alpaca. Vicuna cloth 13 made from its wool. ' 2. A red squirrel. . . 3. A species of antelops with an oxlike head, short mane,, downward curved horns and long tail. In Africa. .

Friday Aft;r0'9ii Club

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MIXING EOWL.RET A new set of heut-re-sistant bowls. For mixing, baking, 'serving and storing. 3 in set.

FLAVOR-SAVER PIE PLATE 45c Cuts baking time onethird. Deep, with fluted edge, it keeps all juice v.nd flavor in pies. Hand.' glass handles. 10" size.

-LOAF PAN

45c Grand fcr favorite crisp nut bread. Use it also for baking meats. 9l4-inch size (one quart).

REEPITDCMISS! American housewives saved approximately 170,614.000 pounds of used cooking fat In 1944. That Is almost , double . the amount saved In 1943. And It doesn't count the 63.000,000 pounds saved by' Army and Navy. This year the Army .and Navy aren't around to such numbers; the men are overseas, tmlnjt the materials that used cookinR fat helps to wake. They need plenty of Knee5 It fast. That, is why Uie povernmeni In asking housewlvf to redouble efforts ncrape. Mro nrt uroop every drop of used rooking tat to replace the Industrial fat.n nnd oil formerly Imported from Ulaada of tb Paclflc. ' '

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Head Lettuce 12c

lb. 22c

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NEW PEAS, lb. ... . GREEN BEANS, lb. CUCUMBERS, ea. . .

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UTILITY DISH 65c A gift she'll u;:.e a dozen

ways. Looks small rousts, hot breads, and desserts.

Ideal for candy and brownies. 10V- size.

BCUBLE-BUTY

CASS3K0LE

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With Removable Metal Handle SKILLET

'm-irt gifts in one. Practical, too,, the cover Keeps feed warm or saves' " rrarate pic ;,l ).te. 2-Qt. Size.

i 10-mch Pyrex skillet fev

all fried' foods! Easy to clean . . . wash like a dish! : . , ' ;

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RUPTUREExoert 'Comb's; Here Atrain R. K. SHALLENHERGKR Well-known expert, of Indifinapolis, will personally demonstrate 4iis method without charge at Davis. Hotel. Sullivan, Momliv.

3 , April 8th from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. !' Mr. . Shallenbex;!er avs the

Shallenberger method contracts the openings in remarkably short time on the average case, regardless of th size or location of the rupture, and no matter how much you lift or strain, and puts you beck to work the samo day as efficient as before you were ruptnrnd. The Ehallenbsrger Rupture Shield has no 1"? strap; water

proof sanitary, practically indes-!

tructible, and can bd worn wnae, bathing. Each' shield is skillfully! molded and fitted to the parts un-; der heat, which gives a perfect fit and satisfaction. ; Large anr! difficult ruptures j

following operations especially solicited. Do not' overlook this opportun

ity if you want gratifying results. Mailing address, 2152 North Meridian. Indianapolis, Ind. Adver-

White Irish Gobblers

Special POPCORN Yellow, hip; grain

Swifts Dc-g Meal, 50 lb. . . . 30 i Gainer :kz Meal, 23 lb $2.43 a at il Dcff Food, box . . 12c Arcady Dcr Ration 2 lb. 23c Gio-Pup Pellets, 5 lb. 58c Milk Bone, box . . 32c' Red Heart, box . . . 12c

'S3dz. 33c...-; ..

Royal Blend Coffeelb 2Sc

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jcat Nottherns, lb. TKv V 'l y Helen Harrison's Dicssinjj . . Shedds VtL Style Sauce . ; .

17c .'.v .1.1c 11c lc 39c 21c

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