Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 129, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 June 1946 — Page 5

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SUIOTXN DATE? TTHEg-T. PAGE FIVE BULUVAN, INDIA Want .-- A Few Words Little Cost Fast Results , ARMOR for the FARMER! I The ideal siding for farm buildings is STONEWALL ASBESTOS sheets. Fireproof- rot-proof, rustproof, inexpensive. WILKINSON LUMBER CQ. DAILY TIMES CLASSIFIED AD RATES Minimum Charge, 18 wordf or less, 35 cents; 3 days, 70 cents. Over 18 words, two cents per word additional. Double rate for blackface type or caps.

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For Sale SEE US for Sudan Grass seed. Farm Bureau Co-op. fOR John Deere part and!

service call 283 at Mace Tire &j FOR SALE One-cylinder gaspatterx Service, Sullivan, Ind. oline motor, air cooled, newly

1 , . , 1 wi, vnw late tomato plants for canning, also large assortment of other plants. Robertson Plant Farm, North Court and Highway. FOR SALE South Main St., 5-room semi-modern, bungalow. With furniture or without it. This bungalow has never been offered for sale before. Inquire 424 S. Court St. KITCHEN CABINETS! ! Just received shipment of wood cabinets! First come, first served. Easy payments. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. FOR SALE 5-foot glass display case, 10-foot wooden counter and encyclopedia set. Flynn's Service Station, Shelbufn, Ind., U. S. 41. FOR SALE OR TRADE 40acre farm west of Sullivan, 5room house, electricity, good red ( born, " government pord- Land, black soil. jJXiite BoK 2C c-q : Times.'--4" ' FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. James Shryock, 1-4 mile south of New Lebanon. FOR SALE 1933 Ford V8. New motor. Can be seen at N. A. Taylor's, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE 1938 N. State Street. Hudson. 318 FOR SALE Five-year-old Jersey cow with calf. East of Berea Church. James Cliver. FOR SALE 4-room house and 2 lots. Will sell cheap. Cecil Gibson, Shelburn Phone 45-J. FRIES for sale. Also rabbits. Raleigh Rinard, 1 mile south of Dugger, Dugger phone. FOR SALE 1 fresh 3-yr-old cow, calf by side; 1 Guernsey bull, coming 3 yrs. old. At farm, E. Washington St. Lon W. Skidmore. FOR SALE Early variety Funk's Hybrid seed corn for late planting. Also nlentv of fertilizer in stock. MONROE'S. PLANTS FOR SALE Plenty of late tomatoes and cabbage. Some nice eggplants, pimento, mango, cauliflower, celery, and sweet potatoes. Graysville F.F.A. Hotbeds. FOR SALE Good used tractor tires and tubes. 2 10-38 tires arid tubes; 2 11-28 tires and tubes; 1 10.00-36 tire. Fred Ogle, Carlisle, Indiana. Phone M-112. FOR SALE Two pairs beveled glass French doors; three ceiling light fixtures; Stewart-Warner radio. 125 So. Main, Phone 111. 1 FOR SALE Play suits for boys. $1.00. Wanda's Gift Shoe JOR.SALE '36 Model F-20 Farmall tractor, plow and cultivator. Thurman Benson, R. R. 2, Farmersburg. FOR SALE Second cutting altsifa hay. Nice clean hay. Begin harvest about July 1. Byron Foutz, Sullivan Route 4. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and. hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sollivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Hante. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. 7 John WachteJ Co Terra Cm'a faSSssa

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with exception of those firms accounts with the Daily Times. will be made for use of bo FOR SALE Three 600x16 1 tires. 227 So Stale Street. FOR SALE Gas range; office chair; drape material; chairs; blinds; rocking chair; pressure .cooker. 211 South Main St. overhauled. Sheldon Meier, 1-2, 'ml west New Harmony mine. j I FOR SALE On North Main St., 7-room house, hot water heat, strictly modern. Cheap, if sold now! Inquire at 424 South Court. FOR SALE Furnishings of my Indianapolis apartment including cedar chest, bleached mahogany coffee table, including bric-a-brac, costume jewelry, etc., Saturday, June 29 from 9.00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m., at American Legion Cottage. FOR SALE Restaurant doing nice business. Good location. Priced right for quick sale. Box 7 care Times. FOR SALE Baby cart. Also Glow-Boy heater. Oren Young, Dugger. FOR SALE 1941 Deluxe Hudson. Wyatt Motor Sales, Dugger Phone 77. FOR SALE B-flat clarinet. Saintememe F r e neb make. Boehm System. A high quality instrument. Pope Tourist Court, Phone 605. Wanted

' AT PRESENT . only Spencer WANTED Dead anlmali. We garments for some health conremove your dead animal free of dltion such as maternity, hernia iharge. Phone No. 9 reverw or Post-operative, are available, liarges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. iIva Giles' Phone 561 after 5 p. m. RADIATOR repair and clean-' WOOR SANDING and finishing. Welding. Gasoline tank re- ing- Have complete equipment, pair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 s- c- Willls- Telephone Dugger N. Main St. Telephone 334. ;105-F-14. Sullivan, R. 5.

I WANTED Kat-A-Korner, Sullivan on 41, Night 1 mile Phone waitress. south of 9205. WANTED Cesspool, septic tank and toilet cleaning. Prompt service for those in trouble. Ap-1 ply to Chas. Gabbard, P. O. Box 381. WANTED Cesspool, septic tank and vault cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. WANTED Young boy or older person to clean four-room office daily. Reply P.O. Box 429, WANTED A modern apart - menf for a' young married couple. Furnished or unfurnished. Close to town. Call 862-Y. WANTED White woman age 20 to 40 free to spend July and August in private modern summer home in northern Michigan. Work consists of cooking and some housework for family ; of four. Prefer teacher or college student. Write to Mrs. R. Woodburn, 2605 N. 9th St., Terre Haute, Indiana. f WANTED Three-room unfurnished apartment in Hymeia, Shelburn or Farmersbugr, by couple, both working. Robert Gilman, Phone 75, Hymera. WANTED Carpenter work or painting. G. H. Boles, 602 N. State St. WANTED '39 or '40 Chevrolet car. 30 So. McCammon St. Miscellaneous HYBRID seed corn for now, seed soy beans. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. ALL insurance Is not alike. See us about our new low rates including 80 collision. Ferd E. Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Sullivan, Ind. CLOSED FOR REPAIRS Monday thru. Thurs. Open Friday. Davjs Hotel Barber Shop.

j, iiAJUtt SAiNLUNU, nnisning. , 8 yrs. at the trade. Work guaranteed. Phone 399-A. 220 South ; State. ROOF COATING for metal and asphalt roofs. I.B.M. Tinners Red, high quality ' metal paint. Have good stock of Asphalt Roofing, Shadow-Point and English .Thatch Lock Shingles , Also Bluetone Hexagon shingles. Payment plan. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

WHEAT GROWERS: We want to buy your wheat crop. You can ! depend on us for hi eh est every - jay bids. Quick, dependable service. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, SULLIVAN. Open until 9:00 P. M. through the harvest. ATTENTION FARMERS! ! Some STARLINE stalls and stanchions in stock now. First come, first served. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. IMMEDIATE delivery on electric and battery radios, toasters, irons, hot-plates, broilers, Servel kerosene refrigerators. Porter's Phillips 66 Service. 4 ROOMS of furniture for sale. Same as new. Bought in December. D. R. Houck at Shell Station, Dugger. YOUR upholstered furniture cleaned like new at your home ;any time. Kugs cleaned, resized, edges, ends refinished. Nicely (cleaned as usual. Roy Cowles, Sullivan. THIS WEEK: Featherfluff, $5; Gilda, $6 Cold Wave prices, $10 i to $25. Include shampoo, shaping & set. Charm Beauty Shop. WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS with sirjk units, linoleum tops, white enamel finish. Don't delay, order yours TODAY. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. AMP ' new from . a hundfd-year-old laboratory, science gives us FINA FOAM which obsoletes old time methods for cleaning rugs, furniture and auto upholstery. Notions Dept., first floor, Root's Store. LATEST popular Victor, Blue Bird and International records, also popular, classical and children's record albums. Receive weekly shipments. R. W. Cadwell Music House. RIDING horses by the hour. See Mrs. T. A. Springer, 403 E. Johnson St. Phone 424-L. I NEW WASHERS? They're still hard to find! But. our expert .Maytag service can keep your washer any make running like new. So keep your washer in too shape by phoning 332, MONROE'S .FEED & IMPLEMENT SALES, New Authorized Maytag dealer. , - NOTICE Housewives: expert upholstered furniture cleaning. All work done in the home. Will be here for two weeks. For appointment call 825-Y. ATTN. VETERANS ONLY If interested in owning new home, built at actual cost and no contractor's fee added, see. or call Gummere or Dix, Shelburn, Ind. Will be glad to assist you in planning complete modern homes at prices less than $5000.00. Why not take advantage of what your government offers. Pay out in 20 years and save the difference in rent. ADD a blower to your hot air heating system for better circulation and greater efficiency. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90. DO you have hot water in your I home to meet your summer reeds? We can sunply you with Automatic eas & Kerosene water heaters. Also sidearm gas heaters, range boilers and fittincs. Lawrenceville Sales Company, liawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90, LOST Discharge papers belonging to Fletcher N. Robertson. LOST Brown leatljer handba? at the band concert. Contained money order, valuable papers, social security card, $8 in bills and change. Finder return to Tirn Office. Reward.

Backache Misery Eased BY WBIL. KNOWN HOME REMEDY When due fo injur-- (f IgUJErVQ fieienf secretion of iVIUllL I U When backache, headaches and frequent getting up nights make folks feel so miserable, many now get Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root medicine to relieve such distress when due to the kidneys not eliminating ai they should. For three generations Swamp Root has been the standby in millions of homes when loss of sleep causes folks to feel so nervous, run-down and worn out; Many think there is nothing like the natural herbs combined in Swamp Root, for stimulating kidneys' excreting function: TRY it! Try to get feeling better Vith a bottle of Swamp Root from the drug store

x FOR RENT FOR RENT Unfurnished upstairs 2-room apartment. For Sale: Straight chairs, folding bed, lawn mower, table, etc. Ill So. State. No apt. downstairs, v . , rr OBITUARY ' Hayden Wheaton Vaughn, son of! Jame$ W. and Sarah E. Vaughn, wasfborn July. 23, 1888 and passed on into: eternal life June 11, 1946, at the age of 37 years, 10 months and 19 days. J.. He united with the Rose' Chapel Church when he was a' young man and spent nine months , in the service, of his country in World War I. , : ,! i He was united in marriage to . , . . - Myrtle Wolf on May 22 1919 and vw ..... uuiiui twu Hmuieii wcie born, Melbourne Naomi and Hay- 1 den Vaughn, Jr., both at home. He leaves three brothers,. Dan of Merom, Ben of Sullivan and Joe of Flint, Michigan; he also leaves two sisters, Julia of North Terre Haute, and Ruth Unger of Merom. ' .. i Hayden was a kind and loving husband and father. He; leaves many friends who with his family bow their heads in grief. He is waiting over yonder. For a bright and glorious day. That once more you'll be united, Christ our Lord has planned the way. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear husband and father, S. E. (Ed) Poston, who passed away four year ago June 26. Mattie O. Poston Mrs. Sam Phegley Mrs T. V. Shake Daisy Kenyon

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Mrs. Esta Stark and Mrs. Pauline - Harris are spending the week in Indianapolis" with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chastar Allison left Sunday for Detroit, Michigan, where they are the guests i of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner. Miss Mary Ellen Raines is spending a few days in Terra Haute with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Bennett of Los Aneeles. California. Mrs. Anna .Bennett and Mrs. John Anderson of Ttrre Haute, were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and family. Miss Peggy Mclnnes of Evansville, is spending a two weeks vocation here 'with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson. ' ' Miss Pauline Plew of Terre Halite, is spending the week-end here with relatives. Mrs. Robt. Goodykuntz of Toledo, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poolin. l Be'niece Peyronet, who is em pioye.i m xcrre name, is spena-, ing this week at her home here. Rosie Noel of North , Terre Haute, is visiting her parents,! Mr.- and Mrs. Millard Noel for a ; few days. ' Khirlpv T.prh nf TprriL Haute. .1 , . , iyisUing .friends and relatives here this week ' Girls f rom shelburn takin2 part in the county 4-H Judging Contest at Sullivan Wednesday in . eluded the Misses Ardys McKinney, Anna Lee Goble, Jo-anna-'Reisner, Leah Noel, Thelma Slover,.' Esrniece Peyronet and Mary, Jo Peyronet. DAILY TIMES OPEN FORUM Letters and Interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles i sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in or- . der that the editor may know ' the write, however, the writer's ( name will not be published if re- ' quested. 1 Articles published herein do not necessarily express the aenti- i merit of the Daily Times and this , paper may or may not agree witb statements contained herein. - Based search She copyright, w, by King Ftntur Syndicate

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Jim Neeley -and W. J. Ccyner were in Merom Monday evening. Mrs. Elton Taylor and son, Mickie, of Hammond, were recent guests of Mr. and . Mrs. George Risinger. Mrs. Wm. DeNeve and daughters, Carolyn and Pamela, have returned from a visit in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Evans and Mrs. Sam Headley visited Mrs. Ileadley's sister, Mrs. ..:. .t..: C:,mpbell of Elnora, Indiana Sunday. Mr. Clyde Jefferies of Flint, Michigan, is the guest of her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. M. Phillippi. BEECH GROVE Mrs. Maxine Riggs, Mrs. Fern Bradbury and Gene called on Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Easter Wednesday evening. Miss Ruth Jane Foutz attended conference in- Indianapolis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Turman of Terre Haute, Bob and Jimmie xurman of California, called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bosstick LV-dny afternoon. an. 'Src Mrs. Emerson Harris and Mrs. Emma Harris were in Sullivan Friday. . lviv inA ir,-c TivviL- DsHnn ar,A I . umi 1,11 r 1 nun luuuu nnu Repealled on Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Easter and Gene Sunday afternoon. ' Glorialee Donaldson spent the week-end with Nellie, Stella and Fern Ellen Foutz. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Louise May- . field Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elva Wellingner of Detroit, Michigan. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Detroit. Mrs. Mayfield is a iormer resident of this community. She is survived by the following children, Mrs. Elva Wellingner of Detroit; Mrs. Vcrna Sidenbander of Evansvills: MiT. Gladys Kisner of Washington, Ind.; and f;veral grandchildren. Her husband, Thoinaj Mayfield, preceded her in cl'.wth a few ytars ?go. A daughter, Lola Feucjreay, passad away in ' J "lv 1943. Mr;:. Nellie Scott cf Salem, spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bosstcik. Jimmy, who has spent the past two wesks with his grandparents returned home with her. Mrs. Anna Fatton , and Mrs. Cec:'le Mann were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton and Anna Lois. - Bob and Jimmie Turman of , California, were dinner guests I on the new love story of a girl's for happiness in modern Manhailan stared down al the face of terror ,

to someone who treats you like a cross between a servant and a piece of furniture! A dumbwaiter!" she adderl hysterically, then caught herself with her hand at her mouth, her eyes starine; over it, frightened. ' It frightened Frank, too. Ke sat beside her and held hor hand. She relaxed. "Have you seen her?" she asked. "Lucile, I've never laid eyes on her." Firmly, he tried to fight down her panic and his. He mixed another highball foi' Lucile and a stiff one for himself. It tasted tinny, and he remembered suddenly that the doctor had told him to lay off liquor for a while. I'd like to see him get through an evening like this without any liquor, Frank thought. Lucile drank half her highball as if it were water. "I don't know what to do," she said. "If only you could talk to Dan . . . tell him I can't stand it. ..."

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Dan said thickly. "Who's this one? Who is he?"

Frank balked siddenly, "I love Dan." he said. "I" 'Didn't I love him? Didn't I give up something I've some-t-tn?3 regretted" Frank glanced hastily down at his drink. He said. "I'll talk to him, Lucy." "Oh, Frank" She came over to him. The strain of the evening told, then. Frank felt an agonizing pain come down his left side from the shoulder. In a moment he had slid to th : floor, gasping for breath in the heart attack. V Lucile stood over him, staring down at the twisted faces of terror. Frank tried to say something and fumbled toward his vest pocket. I can't run, she thought. Dan might coma back in a moment. She found the medicine in his pocket and gave it to him and then Dan was swaying in the doorway. He said thickly, "Who's this one? Who is he?" . , (Continued tomorrow)