Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 73, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 April 1946 — Page 7

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resolutions, In Memoriams, 2 cents word, minimum, $1.50. .

WANTED Small house or apartment. Prefer unfurnished but will consider furnished.1 Call 586-Y or see Mrs. McMillin at 221 East Washington Street.

WANTED ; Married work on farm. Steady ment. Luther Phegley,

I west of Carlisle on R. 3

Miscellaneous

. FDR A COOLER home this summer insulate how. No down payment, 3 yrs. to pay. Sullivan Insulation Co., Phone 228 or 258.

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. - A YES ! I'LL HAVE k Ss N to BEND THAT I TUATfc; A V JONT AND THEN A ) biggeI Job) ' drill a hole ) i than it zs thru that ,. i V ' . nnic T 7 METAL PLATE 1

man to V 7vV employ- te J 6 miles V JL 'J&k

1 .. AraZIyaj

i s LW

I'LL GO OUT

TO MY TRUCK AND

GET A BLOW TORCH

AND THE ELECTRIC

DRILL

SPECIAL PRICES on greases ! - -: : - ;- - - : - and oils bought in quantities. We I V . - T L I ' I I "T" will deliver promptly. HUD'SlMftWC rVPfV I J3V TtCXX iSJ P! Oh hOM PI 0 I OWI15

1 T - $ --,0 .

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. J MAYBE IF YOU -HP -'WE MEN ARE JUS. y'- -"J (TURN THIS VALVE 'V . ( MISFITS IN TyiS WORLD l.: j

? UP AND TWIST 'J f. - -rr-ffsr-: -V'J . V i THIS HAIRPIN Y : -r -TL ' j : t ' r " , flk ( AROUND IT, IT WILL K . ' tJ 55rQ y.' V . : 1 ITS FIXED r- L f1P "A ' ", I ... 1

j''c"pr"ifi King Fcjiurc Syndicate, Inc . World ghi fwrvfj. ;$3ftf(gfr - fti tt.-vr.rry"

STANDARD STATION.

For Sale

tractor and cultivator; one 14-

1 Snrh . turn-hnttnm . Olivpr nlnw

EE US for soy bean inocula- Herbert 1Bud Mason New Leb.

k, tana uureau wi-wp. anon -- ,,.

JOHNSON PRODUCTIONBRED CHICK hatch days are j Mondays and Thursdays of Each I

FOR SALE One Silver King j week. Look at your calendar and j

HYMERA

OR John Deere parti ind FnR cat y Dnwi pe vnirani.

blce caU 285 at Mace Tire & in tfit . ood condition:

;tery Service, Sullivan, too. ;Henrv A MILAM . STANDARD

send us in your order today for i Mrs. Nina

the exact date you desire. All, Nell Gordon

Gordon and Mrs. attended a bridal

tella Johnson and Wayne and Billy Fcrd Johnnonl were in Sullivan Monday morning. Mr. .and ' Mis. Paul Jackson and daughter have movc intn

leading Breeds. $5.00; $8.95; $11.50 shower for Mrs. Joyce Jennings j rooms at

& $12.50 per 100. JOHSON FEED Shoemaker

& SUPPLY CO. Phone 606.

Farmersburg 1 home.- Mr.

the Gault Pleasant Jackson will be em-

SPECIAL PRICES on insect

UBBAGE PLANTS, frost aiAxiuiN. ' - ' .1

fjf. A. L. KUBEKTSUN Jri-iAiM 1 ( FOR SAI,EBabv carriaBe. all

MLIU , steel and leather, in

7-room condition. Mrs. Frank

247 So. Court,

OR SALE 23 acres,

se and cellar, outbuildings r Little Betty & New Har-

V mines. See Lilly Keene, 321

h Court or call 9075.

OR SALE 2 young cows, with

Ives; i large sows, i pigs; x

kt work mare. Pearl Van Meter,

13 Carlisle. .

IpR SALE Corn at Elsie r m t il A

on iarm iour miies soumwesi Sullivan on Road 54. Henry

inger.

)R SALE Cow with calf;

,'.or Tot and bathinette. Valere

Houck, South St. Clair near

, se Factory,

.,)R SALE A pre-war Maytag

cr in excellent condition. Box

.t c-o Times.

rr : 1 yW and used auto parts, good J V8 block, extra good Plyuth motor, used electric sweepMason Auto Exchange, Car-

Tuesday from two to four p. m.

The Parent Teachers Associa-j

spray, Bovinoil and separator oil. ' Uon m3t at the high school audHUD'S STANDARD STATION. ! itorium Tuesday, April 9th. The I WHEN in need of HOUSE ! American Legion awarded the

excellent WIRING or general electric work e:lal t0 Uie out? tanaing eiguui

. -. 1 JT- m1A.lt

Chaney, call Lloyd Nichols, Merom,

Phone 892.-

i grade boy and girl for the year.

Thev were Byron Peterson and

NOTICE We sharpen cast and Rosemary Vsstel. The speaker

FOR SALE Maple high chair, I steel plow points, lawn mowers, for the evening was Mr. Snydsr

leather baby buggy, also maple mowing machines, cycles, and do from Hilkboro, Kentucky. He

nursery seat. 316 West Johnson, i all kinds of general repair work, discussed the water system.

1 Pinkston's General Repair Shop, Officers electad for the coming

year were Mary French, presi-,

dsnt; Nell Gordon, secretary; Lois McMarrow, treasurer. Meetwas dismissed by Bro. Miller.

ployed by the Johnron farms. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniels snetit the week-end with Berniece Daniels. ( Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carty and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carty of near Sullivan.

Willis spent Monday and Hudsonville.

in York

Mrs. Stella week-end in her daughtt-r,

Stui tz spent the Sullivan visiting Mrs. Levi Houpt.

WARNS AGAINST USE OF DYNAMITE AFTER TWO ARE CONVICTED

FOR SALE 5-room house with

14 acres of ground: Also 1930 Model A pick-up. Inquire at 523 So. Court.

1 mile east and 1-4 mile north of Graysville. ' ! : . .

FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet se

dan. Motor in good shape, good

tires. Bill Mason, 311 South Hol-

loway. r- ' '

ATTENTION I have all kinds of sweet corn for sale at 116 W. Wall St. Bill Mickey.

FOR SALE 80 acres, on pavement; 30 acres clover, 30 acres plow land, 20 acres pasture; 40 acres No. 6 coal, can be stripped. 1 mile west of Hymera. W. D. Cain, 206 Neal St.', Jasonville, Ind.

40 ACRES land, house and barn

sale, trade or rent. Call at 233

Depof St. : . ' ' "

"OR SALE F-20 IijttfJfnatrtnal

ictor with power-lift cultivators,

39 model. Lawrence "Brownie"

tff, R. 2 Sullivan. 6 miles west jSullivan.

JPANSY Petunias, snapdragons,

:ici other flowering plants and

sh cut flowers.Wildin's Green-

,ise, Phone 9214.

FOR SALE Vacant lot 50' x 100'. North Main. Want a small building to move. E. Hull, 227 S. Court.

; PUBLIC GAMES will be held I Thursday evening, at eight (o'clock in the American Legion Home, north of Sullivan. ATTENTION TRUCKERS Special discount on gasoline at Flynn's Service Station, 1-4 mile west of Shelburn, Ind,, on U. S. 41.

TRACTOR REPAIR We service all makes of tractors in our shop or in the field. When in trouble call Monroe's Feed and Implement Service, Phone 332.

The Blu-Tri mother and daughter banquet will be held Friday night at the high cchool.' The Blu-Tri elected offivers for next year as follows: Bonnie Gordon, president; Ruth VanArsdall, Betty Smith,"-' secretary; Dorothy Goble, treasurer.

Mn. Mildred Wheeler, sponsor, of the junior class entertained the junior's in her home Tue-day night, April 9th. Refreshments of candy and coka were served.

CARUSLE Mr. and Mrs. Ediey Rogers spent Saturday and Sunday in

Indianapolis visiting relatives. Mrs. Bertha Stultz of near Carlicle, spent the week-end in . Sullivan with relatives. Misses Okie, Cecelia and Stella

At Last Rites

FOR SALE 1929 two-door Model A Ford, good tires. Also 1 good work horse. Floyd Hollingswortlv Carlisle R. 1. 2 miles

west ot fieasantviue, j at HUD'S STANDARD STATION.

POLISHING & SIMONIZING

wise, Fh

FOR SALE I.C tractor on liber, cultivator, plow and disk, fancy Lamb, Carlisle, Ind. Car-

sle Phone.

to Drotect the naint'on vour car

ivir. ana iviis. rianit iiuaeu-jiijr and riauahters snent the wesk-

FOR SALE-Nice white enamel ( ANYONE-' wanting1 : Crow or end whh-Mr.f and Mrs, i Walter kerosenerange. Mrs. C. B.Taylor, ;Kelly seed corn come t0 116 wjSparks and famiiyin Terre

I Wall St., Sullivan, Ind.' Bill Haute, j Mickey, ... i I I : Mrs:. Chrissi'e Hale was rs-

north on 41.

FOR SALE Green wool rug,

V ' ,,' lan A GOOD Kentucky jack will moved to lbs home of Mr. rd wet w U P' m- stand 'the. season at my farm-! 4. Mrs. Gene White, Saturday from West Wolfe. j miles southwest of Sullivan. New , the Mary : Sherman ' . Hospital. vnrt sat .v. Varme fs anre-a tn ! Lebanon phone. Also -a Palomino Mrs. Edna Coyner .-d rrns o

1600 acres; one 40 tractor equipment

acres

wlth I horse. Wl A. Wilkey, R..1.

.TOR SALE Florence heating Jove and green and ixory coal nge. Good condition. '710 E ZRch St. Mrs. J. H. Allen. ICABBAGE, tomato and pepper Ints. Wtldin's Greenhouse.

FOR SALE 5-months-old ebred Chester White male hog. n 54 first house east of Berea

hurch. James Cliver.

FOR SALE F-12 ' tractor on "tpI, plow, cultivator. 1-2 mile

.uth and 1-2 mile west of Benin Chapel. William (Bill)

onner. ' . ..

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FOR SALE 42 acres, Jefferson

pwnship on Paxton & Bucktown

.Ad; 3 veins of coal. Priced to

11. J. J. Joice, 827 Vigo St.; Vin-

fennes, Ind. P. O. Box 423.

FOR ... SALE White porcelain ve-burner oil stove, built-in

leh 506 North Court St.

iDueger visited her Sunday.

included if 'ATTENTION F A V Ml a"d MrS: JSC V'a

wanted. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Funk's G-HvhHH -mm u "R ci 8nr' rsMug' ,v" ? Bids Sullivan Ind i , . seed corn .. is . Surday of Mr arid Mrs. Cliff mag., bumvan, ma. moving fast this year. Get your G d sid

. - - . .i s n hit u'niio f nniio rr iriiiAtinc

j;uk SALi; Electric wasner1" ... for 32 volt. First class condition. : re available. Monroe's Feed Perry Miller, R. 4 Sullivan. 3 service. '

miles north on 41 and 1 mile east.

EXPERIENCED paper hanger.

FOR SALE Two Angus bulls, j Lorenzo Hall, Scott City 12 and 15 months old;' set of) NOTICE-WiU be ready Monleather harness. Thurman Moore, day April 15 to do lawn mower

1 mne norm ew ieoanon, oiaie sharpening' and repairing. " Oscar

Norm Repair Shop, 438 Star Avenue. , -,

Road 54.

FROST-proof cabbage, sweet Spanish onion plants, pladium bulbs, goldfish, fish moss, water

' hyacinths. Bean's Greenhouse. -

FOR GRAVEL PHONE 640 For every need. Reasonably priced. JOHN A. ROGERS, SULLIVAN. '"-'. - - '' FOR SALE Cabinet style electric True Tone radio. A-l condition. Leland Bedwell, Greenville. 3 mi. south of Hymera.

FOR SALE Dining room table 5 chairs, dressing table with irror top & stool, also white Hrnnm fnrnitiiro 39.fi Sn Soa

ivirs. Fauur.2 uoucKenour ot the Suliivin hospital, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Gray and family. Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Chilcote and son, who have been living in Robinson for the past four months, are now living with Mr. end Mrs. Breck Leach. Mr;:. Vervain Dilly, Mrs. Es-

f ! if t v r 4 U, I. ' A 1 I s- i J t 4 & h j j-

INDIANAPOLIS, Tnd., April 11 (Special) Chief Conservation Officer John Nigh! icdiy warned "dynamic" fishing . following arrert and conviction of the year's first two dynamiters. Nigh i-aid Officers Clifford Fath and Herbert Ellison recently made cases against two Cambridge City men which resulted in fines of $100 and $50, . plus costs. Nigh said the men ware arrerted on information from a farmer who suspected them of dynamiting fish in Simons Creek, near that city. ' ' 7rj two were brought to Ind-' lanapolb where they submitted o lie detector icsts. ."?"h pointed out that dynamiu..w .-. ..tate-controlled waters

Psssst confidential!

is expressly forbidden by state law and raid his staff is prepared to prosecute all violators. He added that dynamiting permits are obtainable from Don R. Hughes, fish and game director for the Indiana Department of Conservation, for removing obstructions from streams where necessity can be proved.

For 400 jears before ihe Christian era. cotton was well t;novn in what was then tiie civilized world. Writings ot the Greeks and Egyptians Indicated their knowledge and value of the fiber. Joachim ot Floris was a 12th century monk, reverenced as a prophet by many of his own ' time and two centuries later. '' Animals that Jump from tree to tree could not survive if they did not have stereoscopic vision.

HARD OF HEARING? Today See the display in Fulford's Shoe Shop Window We Sell

BATTERIES FOR ALL b MAKE HEARING AIDSI

ML J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Hugger "Aik iu'a Service Costa N More."

24 HOUR Taxi Service Call 470 'BUS DEPOT CAFE

Dinette Set

Tn letting you in on a eaet Mr. Homeownerl" "When It comes to pataflteg YOUH house did you know thai one coat of MOORWHTTE PRIMEH and on coat of MOORE'S HOUSE PAINT will give you th durability of an old-style THREE-coat iobl" 'It's a fact! For more IntormaBoa about the results which can be obtained with this combination of primer and finish coat ask

ACTOR WALLACE BEERY and his

daughter Carol Ann leave the Los 1

Angeles chapel where funeral services were -held for Wallace's actor-brother, Noah Beery, who died suddenly, finternatjona)

SULUVAH DECORATING CO.

MAX E.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT Good garden plot.

I Will take produce for partx pay. Samantha Bennett, 730 North Court.v'; ,,''.'. FOR RENT Cattle pasture. Paul Wible, Graysville phone. R. R. 4, Sullivan.

NOW THEY'RE DOWN BY THE SEA

LOST

Wanted

I LOST Extra large ball type trailer hitch.: M W. Anderson.

WANTED Dead animals. We R' 2 Sullivan or Phone 9251.

remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverte charges. Sulliran Fertilizer- Co. ' j

-OR SALE Bb Tenor Saxoione, C Soprano' Saxophone, Bb

kirnet, Bb Clarinet, 1 set Parsifal

tils, 1 set Xylophones. Orville all, Shelburn, Ind., Phone 173.

1 Dead Animals ' . Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co

WANTED Tomato acreage. j,. 1946 prices: $30)0 per ton for No. Mr. and Mrs. Granvii!'j Hendl's, $20.00 for No. 2's. Star Pack-. r(cij;S! Mrs. Ann Stout and Mrs. Ing Co., R. 2 Jasonville, or A. Ray joe Wyman and ton left "' for Wyman at New Lebanon Elevator. Michigan Monday,' where ir ay

! will be the guests of Mrs. Beu-

WANTED Farm

ried man with farm preferred. O. D. & R, Graysville Phone.

WANTF.n Tpssnnnl spntin

J- , ; tank and vault cleaning. Modern

hnnrl TVTnr.

experience!11 wooaara..

C. Patton,.! Mr. and Mrs. Claude C.' Raines i of Terr3 Ha;ts, . spent Monday

'here with the' .former's vmcther,

Magpie Haines and Mr. and

H.r TT 1 J T!

pumping equipment. Box 20 care mri" ndroia

Times.

Paul Mitchell of If armersburg, was here Tuesday. ;-

RADIATOR repair and clean

ing. Welding. Gasoline tank re- Alex Shafer of Sullivan, spent pair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 Tuesday her- with relatives. T Till f J m1 1 nn A "

N. Main St. Telephone 334.

WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5room house In Sullivan. Phone 94.

-WANTED Paper hanging to do. Call 8J51. . :

, " Mm. Pauline Curry spent Monday in T:rra Haute. ' . 1 Norman Thompson, ' who has been home " on ' a" ten-day furlough, will leave Tuesday for ft, Eeiwing, C-eorgia.

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. . com 4 , fc , . 2j few

Moore's A'

RUSSELL

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For the honteniaker who desires a sturdy, long-lasting dinette set, this f cur-piece outfit is the answer to her : s problem. ' Complete with extension table," . and four leather cushioned chtiis, the set makes an imposing picture in anyone's kitchen or dining room. The life of this set is assured in the wood used in its construction. All oak and walnut wcod. SEE IT TODAY iiiiii it Tfiiii CO.

!! 9 W. Washington

Phone 28

EMPEROR HIROHITO, a busy man lately, since he began a round of unprecedented visiting and inspecting throughout Japan, takes members of the royal family on a short vacation at the seashore resort of Hayama, about 40 miles from Tokyo. They are shown inspecting one of the boats used by the emperor to collect marine .specimens for his laboratory. Left to right, front, are Princess Takako and Prince -Mashalto; rear, Hirohito, Princess Kazuko, Princess Atsuko Md .the empress. f . . (IntermiiomlX

They'll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatlo

THE HOLD-UP BOS ARE 06 MOUTH KEERS

ARE AT rTA6AlN.1ryE

xjEEN HOLDING UP THAT

ELEVATOR FOR TEN

MINUTES-

ONE FOOT IN AND ONE

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numbers 1 and 2. , the squares who think elevators a5e debating platforms Thank- maev hogaki, ; .Pair WASM'VjgroM.KiV