Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 117, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 June 1946 — Page 5

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WANTED . TO

P. O. Box 152.

RENT Four, house. Write

WANTED Good used car. Call after 6 p. m. Floyd Evan3, Pax-

i ton. Telephone 6-199. I WANTED Used youth bed in good condition. Maple finish. Phone 9182.

For Sale

WANTED To haul your hay. John Stultz, Phone 720. Leave orders at Paul Huffs D-X Station. WANT TO BUY Weaned pigs or small shoats. Call Freelandville Milling Co., Kelly Wells, Phone 123.

wAiNiij tu HousewprK I with room and board for woman with baby. Write Box 30, c-o Times. 1

r HOLD THE l DO NOU REALIZE. 1 LhES OUTSIDE"! F f M P I :- r-i-f WE FELL IN ) ( hose,and I'll blondie,as long ) 11 ?sprinking' vaL! 1 R7 LOVE AT , (COULD VOU5E ) GO AROUND A AS I'VE KNOWN THE LAWN 1 ' rtL V ; i- n4 HRST SlGHTVa SFttRE A CUP (jO THE KITCHEN 1 YOU, I'VE NEVER j 1 : AA 1 , " OF COFFEE? JS AND GET 1 MET YOUR MlfO ATA'W W$iS k ' i il' X$ Pl,J& wSMz', t L , J ' Waia5A Copr. li)4(i, King Fatura Syndnuc. Inc.. WorliTiiglo iwtivtd. f WMiM ' 1 2

Jailed in China i

WE HAVE various forms of DDT. Tell us the pest you want to control. Farm Bureau Co-op.

WANTED Dav rnnk at fifi

u &AIJJ-4U du. recieanea Cafe ,n Carlisle. Good working Lincoln soy beans. Harold Dodd, condjtions Phone 8071. j '

WANTED Daily ride to Terre ; Haute by student of Indiana State i

FOR John Deere part, and r GraC lervice call 285 at Mace Tire & Pbone m .

FOR SALE Six-room modern house, two blocks of square; four ; large rooms and bath. Now va-

cant. Also extra good buys in 'farms. Pope Real Estate,

Battery. Service, Sullivan, lnd. ; , s .. . LARGEST Plant Nursery in Sullivan County. Large garden and flower plants. All transplanted and double rooted. A. L. Robertson Plant Farm. MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES Installed here Drive in. HUD'S STANDARD STATION. FOR SALE Full service auto Insurance including 80 collision at a savings. All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Sullivan. Y FOR SALE ' 1 City property and farms. : 2 A complete line of Sure Insurance. 3 Come in, let's talk them over. USREY & BURDGE Real Estate & Insurance , North Oakley B'dir. Room 4 Phone 548.

Miscellaneous

We have a good stock of

ZONOLITE insulation; concrete aggregate and plaster aggregate. Let us tell you how to have in- i

sulated concrete floor and plastered walls with ZONOLITi WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

FOR SALE 1939 Buick Road- T . n A

master, in good condition, radio m w;miIm

and heater. Can be seen at Cozy

Corners, Shelburn.

262. HUD'S

-TION.

CRICHFIELD Motor Com-

VrT CITT Krt IK fa knv not I

Mrs, lnd.

Alfred W. Hill, Shelburr,

FOR SALE Lawn ornaments, Swanee rockers and chairs. Watch for display car for change. Shop located 4 miles east of Sullivan. Phone 8132. John Snider.

HYBRID seed corn for now, seed soy beans. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. WINKLER Stokers, XX Century Furnaces, furnace cleaning with latest equipment. Free estimatesi Fate Rice, 8 North Main or Phone 855.

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News Every Day From Neighboring Towns

Betty Bates, who is employed in Indianapolis, is spending her vacation here this week with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bates and family. Rev. and Mrs. Keithahn and Ruth left last Thursday on a speaking engagement to be gone

for six weeks through northern

Indiana, Iowa, South Dakota. ,

the five points of the star beautifully in colors. Visitors and members retired to the dining room where summer refreshments were served at tables shaped u' fashion. Many bowls and vases, of lovely flowers adorned the tables.

Miss Norma Daugherty after

SJJCllUXiiS v v iti v.ij w home here will return to Muncie, Indiana for- the summer col-

Minnesota and i lee term-

Sarah Greggs of Terre Haute, a former resident of Shelburn.

Mr. arc1 Mrs. Charles McKes k-Jii(Wi

left Monday to ' spend the next ' II I III

five weeks with Mrs. Gertrude ,. A l5irf,P crowd enioyed the

iMcKee and son at Mulberry, children's Dav program at the

while Clyde is enrolled in school Baptist church Sunday night, at Terre Haute. Tom Sargent arrived home Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore SatUrday evening. He was disand daughter of Indianapolis, charged from the Navy because were guests over the week-end of a bad knee which was injur-

of C. F.vickrey and family. e(j several years ago in football, of Chicago, visited relatives here , Mrs. Edna Nash of near Car- . Sunday. They were en route to lisle, spent Thursday with her I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry of LouiEiana to make their future

mother, Mrs. Kate Bowen. i iieumiie, in., ana tisie layior h

Ccorge Ray Van Meter rcairned to ths hospital at Springfield,

ess to the Past Chiefs' Club of the Pythian Sisters, Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in handwork and conversation. The hostess served delicious refreshments of ice cream, angel food cake and coffee to the follnwir.a mpmhfirc . IVTro PKarlno

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gummere U.Tacn VnnW ff

spent Sunday in Terre Haute. ,Luc,le steve M v ?Ta , m Jn , TrS Hammack, Mrs. Anna Stevenson, and Mr. and Mrs Code Powell jMrs Jennie Wilke spent Sunday at Shakamak. Carlisle and one t Mrs. Alfred Rathbun of Inverness, !Anna Seldomr.d e Montana was called here by the Mfs AnM Scldomrjd of p death of his father-in-law, Ab2troiti Michf is visiling- frieg w- a f land relatives hero. ' , Mrs. Mary Williams and Mrs. j ' ' Mabel Marts visited relatives in I mmemVKamfSSa

Hammond over the week-end.

Word has been received here 1 Bjjs r, ; 1 jjrl. v friei ds of tho death of Mrs. i .

CARLISLE

Mr. and Mrs. Lon Rush Davis

Mr.

and

STRAYED Strawberry roan Work . horse. Has blemished left hind foot. Contact Irvin Darrogh, Carlisle or Will Higgins, Paxtoru i, We have for sale in the city of Sullivan 12 houses, modern, semi-modern, etc. All on paved 'streets, good locations ,and close in. .

i', 5-room house, smoke house, : barn and poultry house, 2 good wells water, 3Vz acres land. 3

miles east Sullivan. Immediate

possession, . A complete line of sure In- . surance. Usrey & Burdge, Real

Estate & Ins., North Oakley

.Bldg., Room" 4. Phone No. 548.

i FOR SALE 25-acre chicken farm, 1 mile north and IVi west

Fairbanks. Immediate possession. James Jeffers, Rt. 2, Farmers-burg.

FOR SALE Good used tractor tires and tubes. 2 10-38 tires and

tubes; 2 11-28 tires and tubes; 1 ' FURNACE Repairing. Did you 10.00-36 tire. Fred Ogle, Carlisle, have trouble last winter such as

maiana. rnone m-iij. smoking, burning too-much, too : t.atfst nnnniar VwAr Rliin much heat, not enough heat,1

Bird and 'International records, urninS , fee? H?,vc your also popular, classical and child- turnace checked now. Frefc estiren's record albums. Receive mate- Fate Rice 8 N- Main-

weekly shipments. R. W. Cadwell Ftl0ne 55Music House. ' j RUMmAGE SALE-Large of.

Cab-Over faring of Useful Clothing, Can-

tan- nea us. tsaKea uooas, .ggs,

Butter, etc., at the Ladson s Bakery, Saturday, June 15th from 10:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Graysville Lads & Laddies 4-H Club.

Mrs. Anna Eilinger spent the of Farmersburg, called on

wrek-end with relatives in and Mrs. Ralph uordon

I Sullivan. Bonnie, Friday night.

I ri-p-k McCammon, who is em- "Sam" Owens, Ralph Gordon,

Marine Seaman E. P. Werda oi i the week-end here with his enjoyed the races at Jungle Park ... . . T cj

mother, Mrs. Anna McCammon. L :'."d?y..

Mrs. Fern Rotramel and child- , ... . . cm Case and Mr. and

I 1IT:-1 l.r, ' Mkc T ripnti Mnnnto nf TllinniC

re x oi vixMiawcma, e 8u . - wx, daughters rf Sullivan were din. this week of Mr. and Mrs. Ed, were Sunday dinner guests of - . :

Hoesman and other relatives in 'Mr. and Mrs. "Hap" Hubble.

this community. . " Miss,' Stella Crowder enter-

FOR SALE 1941

1-ton Chev. truck, dual

dem, 8-25x20 tires, with 16-ft. grain & stock bed. A-l condition. Priced to sell. O. L. Goodman, Phone 658, Sullivan.

Alpena, Mich, from his Shanghai

prison cell, where. he is serving a 2V4-year sentence for killing a U. S. sailor, A. S. Spruce, during a hrawl in Shanghai. Werda, who Is fed Chinese meals and not permitted to smoke, is appealing the case," claiming his trial was In "Chinese with no interpreter to translate the proceedings for him. He is the first Yank to be tried before a Chinese court since abolishment of extra territorial rights

Mo.. Sunday for treatment. Wilbur Grass and sons, Terry

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sunday.

Geoisc Russell, of IncUanapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Russell and ,

ner guests Sunday of Mrs. Bar

bara Russell and Patty.

S5 FAST AUfOMOBILLS

'are okav, but. what

WL NEED'ARtW

I PEOPLE.

O. E. S. Meet

tafned. the following boys and ,

,One of the nicest meetings -of . girls cat' her-home Wednesday

the year was enjoyed Saturday j night, Bonnie Gordon, Jetta Cropvenine nt the Masonir hall by'ney, Becky McCrocklin, Tom

Merom Chapter O. E. S. No. 279 Gardner, Jack Smith and Barney and . visitors. Two candidates, Peterson. , .

Mrs. Thelma Shepherd of Sul

livan, was the Euest of her fath-

ion x be biow about coming to our shop . , . have your sound sidewalk REMAPPED and get the full value f roni your tire dollar. ; We . f ally 'guararitee' Qur work..

FOR SALE While they last

Dayton electric fans, all chrome,

18 inch. McKinley's Shop.

FOR SALE 4i-year-old Guernsey cow, fresh in October. 1 mi. north, 114 mi. west Fair- . .banks. James Jeffers.' . FOR . RALE Nineteen thrifty Duroc shoats; dining room suite, ... table, buffet, six chairs. 1st class condition. Call 111 or Carl Hunt, Graysville phone.

j FOR SALE Outdoor tomato plants for sale. Isaac House, Sr., ' west of Dugger cemetery. FOR SALE Horse-drawn mower; horse-drawn cultivator. ; Vi mile west New Harmony mine . and Vi mile south. Kenneth "Monroe. ' " ; FOR SALE Used electric washing machine. Pope Tourist Court. NEED CEMENT? Yes sir, we have plenty. Also Brick-mortar, agricultural lime, red cedar fence . posts, face brick, sand and grav- : el. and farm fence. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. ' . '

FOR SALE OR TRADE Motorcycle. Ralph Bush, Shelburn. ; FOR SALE Slightly used baby buggy in good condition. Call 192-H, Shelburn.

FOR SALE Nice ' fat White Rock fries. Mrs. Thurman Moore, I mile north of New Lebanon on St. Road 54. FOR SALE Ice box, all white;

Aladdin lamp. Mrs. James Ault, T T O C . . 11 T .. I

ii. , ouiuvan.

ATTENTION farmers. Order seed corn before June 15, 1946

Electric ' for 1947 Planting, you get it $1.00 . 9-(bu. cheaper than if you order

later. Bill Mickey.

by treaty In 1943, which permit

In Chinese courts, fnterflatona) CARD OF THANKS

FOR SALE Limited quantities of 'Proctor and Manning-Boyman automatic irons; 2-slice and 4sline toasters. Boyd Electric, 201 N. Section Si.

FOR SALE Fry chickens John Devitt's at Hymera.

PUBLIC GAMES Wednesday night, June 12 at 8 p. m. at St. Mary's church. Door prize. Public . invited. 1 . . j NO MIXING or rinsing when you clean your rugs, furniture and auto upholstery with odor- j less FINA FOAM. It's a late scientific "development. Notions Dept., first floor, Root's Store.

FLOOR SANDING, finishing. 8 yrs. at the trade. Work guaranteed. Phone 399-A. 220 South State.

'Mrs. Delah McKam and Miss. , Jim btwaliey ot Jetiersonviue, er Dr N A Whalev Mnndav

ted Americans hi China to be tried . Norma Daugherty were initiated lnd., and Miss Margaret Slagler, Mrs John IIope was a dinner

into me oraer, iu aaa iu mc vi inuianapuiia, visiieu iui. mu guest Monday Of Mrs. Wm. Coypleasure of the evening, Norma's Mrs. Bert Stwalley and family, ner. ( ' mother, Louise, is Worthy Ma-; Sunday. 1 Mrs. Laura Crawford was host-

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Faulds tron and presided. George Ja?k- The Linton baseball team metj

wisn to tnanK. tne'r many rnenas ison was wormy t-airon pro-tem,. tne nymera ream aunaay anerfor their lovely floral offerings Visitors from Yv.Tlva Points, noon with a fast and furious and many kindnesses during our Terre Han?, Graysville and game. The score was 3-5 in Hyrecent sorrow because of the loss Sullivan were present. After a mera's favor. There will be a of our dear little grandson, Har- shwt soc'a1 time moving pi?- baseball game each afternoon. of old Duane Elkins. ' t:trss ; . wsre enjoyed, portraying the picnic.

GRAB BAG

One-Minute Test , ' 1 What is thyme? 2. Are there special foods which nourish the brain? 3 What is. a Strassburg pie ?

FOR SALE 1 Model F-14 International tractor with cultiva-

WALL PAPER has been lim

ited. We have a good stock now. '

tor attachments, just recently Don't wait! Select yours today, overhauled. Parker Cooper, Mer- j WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

om. Merom phone.

FOR RENT

PUBLIC GAMES wf 1 1 be hA

Words of Wisdom' Whoe'er amid the sons of reason, valor, liberty and virtue, displays , distinguished merit, is a noble of natures own creating Thomson " . ' .j v" Z;:. . Hints on Etiquette . There is no particular rule gov'erning what a girl shall order I when her escort suggests, "Let's

,have something to eat before we

go home." Order what you like, no matter what your escort takes.

Today's Horoscope' With musical and artistic ability, you seek the friendship and society of those who appreciate and love these same things. You are both admired and popular among your friends and associates. You have ah affectionate nature and when married, you are assured of happiness and contentment Congenial company may keep you very busy today,'

but take time out for relaxation,

moon enters Sagittarius at 2:50 p. m. Ask for help in solving a problem and heed the suggestion of a relative. If you go out today, you are likely to pay the bill, and this is the time to repress unusual' desires.

One Minute Test Answers 1. A garden herb.

2. No. Brain cells apparently

use the same kind of food materials that other body cells do. 3. Strassburg pie is another name for pate de foie gras, which

in spite of temptation Do not be ' is a paste of fattened goose liver

aggressive, as it will not pay. The i and truffles.

distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

PERFUME ly ROSAL

SHAI, an elusive; pulse-stirring fragrance ; ; . as intense as the strains of a plaintive symphony ; ; . and equally as lovelyl

FOR RENT Have about 40 acres of bottom ground" for rent. See Lewis F. Walters, R. 3, Sullivan. ,' .

o'clock in the American Legion Home, north of Sullivan. SPECIAL PRICES on grease and oil in quantities. .Hud's Standard Service. v

They'll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatlo

Wanted

NEW SUPPLY stamped goods for embroidery, bird baths, bird cages, throw rugs, etc. Russell Variety & Gift Shop.

WANTED Dead animals. We ALL insurance is not alike.

temove your dead animals free f iSee us about our new low rates

i-.haree. Phone No. B reverse i

charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Go.

FOR SALE Raspberries, nest Burroughs, Merom. .

Er-

Dea4 Anini&ls Removed AD kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haote. We pay all phone charges. 24 hoar ser.

John Wachtel Co

Tern Et!a. MSssa

RADIATOR repair and clean-! van' Ind"

ing. Welding. Gasoline tank repair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 N. Main St. Telephone 334. 1

iHall, North Oakley Bide.. Sulli-

WANTED Cesspool, sepic tank and vault cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. .Ejqx ,20 care Times. ' ' " "

WANTED Man to work in store. Permanent position. Write Box CT, c-o Times.

WANTED Night waitress.

f Kat-A-Korner, 1 mile south of .Sullivan on 41. Phone 9205.'

RECAPPING and VULCANIZING any job large or small. Guaranteed workmanship. TAYLOR TIRE SERVICE, 809 North Section Street- ;

LOST

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WANTED Cesspool, septic tank 'and toilet cleaning. Prompt service for those in trouble. Apply to Chas, Gabbard. p, 0. Box 38L

LOST OR STRAYED Large black horse weighing about 1650. Finder notify Ted Miller, 1 mile north of New Harmony mine, "Have you ever had a minja-' ture cockfail?'' "No, what is it?" ; "One drink and in a miniature out,"

INSISTEP ON TAKING HIS' PCVE AWAV FROM THE WORKADAY

WORLD-

iYGU WORKING EIGHT

HOURS A PAY-LIKE A

COMMON LABORER?

MO, NO, I WONT HAVE IT YOU W52E WEANT

FCJ3. BETTER TMINOS

M t7?X A LITTLE CHSERRJL.sn

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LISTEN -THIS IS GASSY-I'M

BRINOIN' A COUPLE Cr TH2 BCYS 'HO.V5 TO D)NM3R,SO

CLEAN UP THE JOINT-

AND TRY TO ACT

A LITTLE CHEERFUL,

VILL YA-?

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"Ski" Perfume . . . $25.00, S10.00. $5.25, SI .75 "SW" Em it Toilette . . . $2.00, $3.00, $4.00

SMITH

.'Jeweler CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS'. ! During June, July & August.