Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 130, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 July 1946 — Page 5

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For Sale SEE US for grain elevators and tandem disc harrows, now in stock. Farm Bureau Co-op. JPOR Jonn Deere parts and tervlce call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. WE HAVE a large variety of 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 1933 Ford V8. New motor.jCan be seen at N. A. Taylor's, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE 1938 Hudson. 318 N. State Street. 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 PhoneJ45-J. FRIES for sale.'" SlsS . rabbits. Raleigh Rinard, 1 mile south of Dugger, Dugger phone. FOR SALE Good used tractor tires and tubes. 2 10-38 tires and tubes; 2 11-28 tires and tubes; 1 10.00-36 tire. Fred Ogle, Carlisle, Indiana. Phone M-112. ' FOR SALE Play suits for boys. $1.00. Wanda's Gift Shop. FOR SALE '36 Model F-20 Farmall tractor, plow and cultivator. Thurman Benson, R. R. 2, Farmersburg.. FOR SALE Second cutting alfalfa hay. Nice clean hay. Begin harvest about July 1. Byron Foutz, Sullivan Route 4. FOR SALE One-cylinder gasoline motor, air cooled, newly overhauled. Sheldon Meier, 1-2 mi. west New Harmony mine. 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 Restaurant doing nice business. Good location. Priced right for quick sale. Box 7. care Times1 FOR SALE Baby cart. Also Glow-Boy heater. Oren Young, Dugger FOR SALE 1 Guernsey cow, b gallon milk per day. Come milk for yourself! Also 1 Guernsey heifer, fresh. Must sell on account of sickness. Dan Nusbaum, Dugger Phone 74F14. Sullivan R R. 5., FOR SALE B-flat clarinet, Saintememe French make, Boehm System. A . high quality instrument. Pope Tourist Court, Phone 605. - .,FOR SALE 1942 Ford tandem truck, good 8.25x20 tires, 2-speed axle, 15-ft. grain bed, tarpaulin. Calvin Elliott, Shelburn route one, Phone D-23. ' 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 Term Efwlst lagimiit

FOR SALE 1941 Deluxe Hud-

son. Wyatt Motor Sales, Dugger, Phone 77. FOR SALE 500 good veneer chairs with newly upholstered bottoms. Ideal for churches or! halls. Reasonable in price, Hoosier Theater, Shelburn. Phone j or write B. Bennett, Fort Branch, Indiana. TWA paps fl" f.i-Wo' lump on . track for immediate delivery. Draper Coal Co. Phone, 14. - : ! FOR SALE New wheelchair, $45, and new battery radio, $30. j Eliza Smith farm, R. 1 Carlisle.1 5 mi. southeast of Paxton.

FOR SALE-Honey-ln-ln-e , 2 X stTk of Asphalt Roof- YES, we have odorless FIN A Scomb. Rush Schaffer, Sullivan R.'ing, Shadow-Point and English FOAM, the new scientific chemi- Haves and her R- ! .Thatch Lock Shingles Also jl foam cleaner for rugs, furni- Hayf and her FOR SALE - Czechoslovak Bto"e H!" e&, VJZ day af Shakamak State Park

glass perfume bottles, fine, bric-a-brac, new desk, stationery, Brownie camera, candid camera,! sun lamps and various other ar-' tides priced to sell. July 2 and 3 from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. at the American Legion cottage. FOR SALE I.H.C. No. 60 combine. Also Fries. 3 mi. northwest of Shelburn. Eno McKinney. FOR SALE 11 bu. Lincoln soy beans, recleaned, ready to sow. Robert Pugh, R. 2 Shelburn. FOR. SALE Ivory enamel gas range, ceiling light fixtures, pres sure cooker, office chair, rockine chair, chairs, table lamps. 211 So. Main gt ' FOR SALE A stock of Gen. eral Merchandise located in a good farming town in Sullivan rmmtv, Makme monpv and cond ' 1 " reasons for selling. Will require a $5000.00 investment. A splendid ) opportunity ior someone warning to go in business, W. T. Mellott. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow and calf. Bill Trotter, Vt mile north Glendora mine. . FOR SALE One Oliver 12-ft. ' combine, one 12A. 6-ft. John Deere combine. Both in good condition. Lang McCammon. Sulli- , van R. 1. Carlisle telephone. i SPECIAL on Sovhean Seed,

Early Richland $2.95 per bo.:white enamel finish. Don't delay,1

Johnson Feed & Sunoly Co. . FOR SALE Baled Clover hav.t $15.00 ton in field. Floyd Hess, Fairbanks, Ind., mile north of Kingsley Chapel. FOR SALE 1 yeafrling heifer calf. Fred C. Fisher, R. 3. Phone 8102. FOR SALE Cement bricks, $25 per 1000; slabs for driveways, $35 per 1000; tile 30c . a piece. Elwood Borders, 1 mile west. 1-2 mile north of Graysville. -1 - FOR SALE Kitchen range, heating stove, DcLaval ' cream separator, buffet and china cab met combination, a few odd3 and ends. See or call Herbert Snyder, Paxton. Wanted - WANTED Z Dead nlmlrwe i remove your dead animal fre of charge Phone No. 9, reverse charge. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Welding. Gasoline tank re pair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 N. Main St. Telephone 334. WANTED Night waitress. Kat-A-Korner, 1 mile South of Sullivan on-41. Phone 9205. WANTED Cesspool, septic tank and toilet cleaning. Prompt service for those in trouble.. Apply to Chas. Gabbard, P. O. Box 301. f WANTED To . hire tractor . to pull pick-up baler. Robert H. Ford, R. ,3, Sullivan. Shelburn ' phone 68-L. . ,

WANTEDWhite 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.

: 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 Responsible man, general maintenance. Inquire Mary Sherman hospital. FOR RENT F0R RENT Large front light housekeeping room. Adults. 20 East Harris .' Miscellaneous - - - . HYBRID seed corn for now, seed soy beans. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. ARMOR for the FARMER The ideal siding for farm buildmgs is STONEWALL AbBJib'iOb, sheets. Fireproof- rot-proof, rustproof, inexpensive. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. - ROOF COATING for metal and asphalt roofs. I3.M. Tinners mei yicm. xjwl- , (BER CO. WHEAT GROWERS: We want to buy your wheat crop. You can depend on us for highest everyday 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 elec-, trlc and battery radios, toasters, uons i-piais. uroners, oervei kerosene refrigerators. Porter's Phillips 66 Service. - ' 4 ROOMS of f urniture f or sale, Same s new. Bought in Decern, her. D. R. Houck at Shell Sta- . 1 ,i 1 A. t 11 O 1 1 titln Du6ger YOUR upholstered furniture cleaned like new at your home any time. Rugs cleaned, resized, edges, ends refinlshed. Nicely cleaned as usual. Roy Cowles, Sullivan. - THIS WEEK: Featherfluff, $5; Gilda, $6 Cold Wave prices, $10 to $25. Include shampoo, shaping & set. Charm Beauty Shop. . WOOD KITCHENCABINETS with sinK units, linoleum tops, .order yours TODAY, WILKINSON LUMBER CO. : FR your hauling needs, sand, travel, cement blocks, call Ben, Phone 270. ' AT PRESENT only Spencer,1 garments for some health Condition such as maternity, hernia or- post-operative, are 1 available. Iva Giles. Phone 561 after 5 p. m. 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 Snrinper. 403 E. Johnson St. Phone 424-L. - . - - ' -NEW. WASHERS? . They're still hard to find! But our. , exp'ert I Maytag service can keep your "w- So yottt.'wa.hfeP in top shape by phoning 332, MONROE'S FEED & IMPLEMENT ,. SALES, New Authorized Maytag dealer. 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 beating system for better circulation and greater efficiency. Lawrenceville Sales Company, Lawrencevme, HHiiois. Phone 90, -

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DO you have hot water in your home to meet your summer needs? We can supply you With . Automatic gas & Kerosene water heaters. Also sidearm gas heaters, range boilers and fittings. Lawf enceville Sales Company 1 Lawrenceville, Illinois. Phone 90. CAN'T YOU GET IT FIXED? We are ready to serve you. Welding, cutting, aluminum, cast iron, etc. Auto repair, machine work, lawn mowers, washing machine, etc North End Repair Service, Phone 270. Earl Hopper, Ben Bennett. RECAPPING and VULCANIZ ING any job large or smalL Guar anteed workmanship. TAYLOR TIRE SERVICE, 809 North Section Street. JUST RECEIVED Small shipment, of 20-inch all chrome fans. Mckinley- Electric Shop. ---------- -- - " " " m,Wi winnc rwt d o floor, Roots Store. .,. . '. . . GRATN & PO AT. HATTT.TNfi 1

See Harold Conger, 1 mi. north Chubb, Barbara bouthwooa, -at-of Merom on State Road 63. sy .Hinton, Shenan Hinton, Bar- ; -. . ; ibara'Pctts, Alta Belle Gibson, REVIVAL SERVICES at Snl- Mary ' Sue Johnson, Marline

i livan Pilcrim Hnlinpss rhurrh July. 1st to 14th. inclusive. Come! Each evening at 7:30. EVERYDAY BARGAINS gallons motor oil. 85c; tire pumps, $1.25; 4-way rim wrench, $1.00; and Valvaline motorcycle oil, 35ct quart. Flynn's Service, Shelburn,: - Ind. LOST LOST Discharge papers be-' longing to Fletcher N. Robertson. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many frierias whose acts of kindness were so deeply appreciated -during the illness and death of our father, James Taylor. We especially wish to thank the minister, the McIIugh funeral directors, those who sent the beautiful floral offerings and the ; singers. These kindnesses are not soon forgotten. .&f'f The Children: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodson , Miss Ina Taylor Mrs.- Fontella Thompson Miss Euialia Taylor and families. Mrs. Nett Rockenf ield of Detroit, Mich., arrived Thursday to spend the summer at her horns here. Mrs. Agnes Buckholz Tf Terre Haute accompanied her here for a few days visit. ' Mary, Patty and Bruce land spent Thur:day in Haute. - CopeTerre V. Fred .Beyer of Champaign, 111., waj an overnight euest 'jhurday. of Mr; and Mr3. Breck Leach. -' " - - Katiryr- and Nora June gait of Ir.dianapdlio came Halast . Jba. w,.the!f Mr. and Mrs. William Hagen. - Billy Joe McKinney, AS, of Great Lakes Training Station ar- ' rived home Friday on leave with .his parents Mr. and Mrs. . John I McKinney and family of east o' town". t ' .- . ;. .' ' Ka'thryn Sparks- sp-irtr a-'pqvt. of last, wetk- ar. a - guest, of :Jr.

slid; Mr. Billy Stevens and family of near Shelburn. . v : i Mrs.. Mary Shotts and daugh-. tr, Carolyn,, oi Sandy Springs, Md., are guests of, Mr, and Mrs. , Freda Hubble and family. '. - Paul Gtttinger returned to his home last .week froim Crete, Nebraska, where he completed his freshman year at Doan Collee-' . ; -v---y ;

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SHELBURN Rev. and . Mrs. George Peel of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Curt T.niuhlin of Brazil, spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Jones. jrain. - Mr. and Mrs. O. M Sebring i The first prize for the prethave with them for a. few days' j ties float was won by the visit, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rust Friendly Circle Sunday School

of Bardsville, Kentucky. Mrs.' Paul McMillan spent Sunday in Indianapolis the guest of Miss Martha Breithaupt, who was also hostess to Mrs. Sidney Alpert of Boston, Mass., Miss Martha Kerlin of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ted Wittel of Flora, Ind. The afternoon was spent at Long Acre pool and a lovely ! dinner, was enjoyed at Miss Monday, June Monday. June 24th. A basket .dinner was served at noon. , , ., , u Members of the class who had an' enjoyable day were, Phyllis Southwood, Barbara Jean Phillips, ' Venetta Reeves, Sherian Deits. ' Guests of the class were

- i Velma Hayes, Mrs Marcella John2 son and sons, Bob and Jim.

V'V1V1, vtvjr j "Tfaff n TVkll Fourth Holiday INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 1. '(Special) Predicting that Fourth of July week-end celebrations will end in tragedy for at least 21 persons, Col. Austin R. Killian, superintendent of State police, today announced that highway patrols will be intensified, starting July 1. The police official's prediction was based on an estimate of deaths rcultiriK from dro'vnings. " traffic crashes and other accidents during the four-day holiday period, starting next Thursday and continuing through Sunday. Additional state police patrols have been ordered to cope With heavier vehicular traffic, Colonel Killian said. The patrol; will be permanent and on around-the-clock basis. Previously, troopers were assigned "owl" rft? only in areas adjacent to large communities whiJ" state policemen in outly- , ing districts maintained on-call service. Post radio stations will i resume 24-hour-a-day service at the same time. "Celebration of Independence Day in this first year of peace must not be marred with staggering lists of accident victims, comparable to casualty tolls during the war," Colonel Killian asserted; Estimate:, by the National Safriy Council place America's traific toll clurins the coming .holiday at 500 victims, the superintendent said. The Council further predicts that more than 2O.C0O.C00 vshiclss will rack the during the four-day p?riod. i OVrvn?. BATHTTJJi REWARP .EUGENE, Ore. (U. ,P.) If you're., looking for a 'bathtub, it might pay you to start looking first for Pol, a 'combination. Phcp-hercl-bulIcioT that wandered away from tis hero. The Aw?r.Frank. Eronson of Eugene, it a plumber. He has offered a bathtub as a reward. TRAINS OIL MEN . FOR AKMY ; - PITTSBURG ' (U. P.) The Uniyerrity of FittsW was -:he only college selecled by the army 'in which to train Army officers as : oil experts, ' -- ... i '' The officers ire all veterans of . combat, and will be trained as petroleum en ijieers. .

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A downpour of rain spoiled the' parade at the Old Soldier's although the Reunion June 27 parade continued tnrougn t n e 1 1 ass and second Dnze was wuii by the Rebekah Lodge. First prize for comical floats was the imitation bund by the Baptist Chi::".'. r.r:1 s?ro:ld was won by the jcijuiv . axi Co. Jack Sparks of Farmersburg won first for horse and rider and Jim Casa second for horse and rider and all bike riders received one dollar.Dugger played ball against Hymera on the Opening day of the picnic with a score of 16-2 in Hymera's favor. Mr. and Mrs. Mertin Wheeler left Friday morning for a twoweeks vacation in Florida. Jim Stwalley of Jeffersonville, Ind., is spending a few days at home. He was married June 30 to Miss Margaret Slager of ii..'..rr-olis. They planned a honeymoon in the South. ROMANCE FINALLY BLOOMS WALFOLE, N. H. (UP) When John Kilburn Walpole'sfirst settler in 1749 left town i because Col. Benjamin Bellows, a later settler was granted a charter from the Governor of New Hampshire, Bellows offered him any 50 acres .if he'ej cornel back. J Kilbiirn accepted and chose i the land adjoining the Bellows' estate. Though the two families lived as neighbors for years, they never intermarried until nearly 150 years had passed at which time a fourth-generation Bellows married a sixth-generation Kilburn. One-Minute Test 1. In the first World war, to what city was the French government moved? 2. In what century did Scotland and England become united ? 3. In what forest did France and Germany sign the armistice treaty in June, 1940 ? . Words of Wisdom Humility is to have a right estimate of one's self not to think less of himself than he ought. The higher a man is in grace, the lower will he be in his own esteem. Spurgeon. They'll Do It Every

. 'I 1 ; t rv.r. LUDLOW! rAE SlCObWt I iT ' ( THERE THERE MOW rO0RDAD-i enough from those! WniLEMOTHER JS mKes ' HE'S ALWAYS 1 KIDS TODAY THEY'VE h TAKES THE BOWS I HER BARBIES MM IF PAPA? 1 BEIMG CASTAS beew behaviws likeA ASTHE MER- S is just a cross old a ' THESIMOW -cM'S;0UT1 CIFUL FA1RV BEAR. COME OUT W ; LEGREEOF i S rl I PRINCESS. THE klTCHEM. MA.VBE I i TUP Uni KcV VjkGOO? rt V WE CAM FiMD SOME M THt HOUSE. ( M -iOOOJOS-ip h ; ' ' rT'a'j

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Club Meets. The Marthy Ellen Chapter of the' Riley Club met Thursday, June 27th at the home of Mrs. Forest Cleveland. The day was spent piecing quilts and making dresses for the children at the Riley Hospital at Indianapolis. A covered dish dinner was served at noon to the following members, Mrs. .Elizabeth Lemnions, Mrs. Tedrick, Mrs. Mertie Grass, Mrs. Stultz, Mrs, Nash, Mrs. Tallie Ziegler, Mrs. Bess Orr, Mrs. Gertie Shepherd, Mrs. Bess Parnell, Mrs. Shake, Mrs. j Florence McCormick, Mrs. Dial, i Mrs. Bess Willis, Mrs. Emma! McCormick, Mrs. Kerchoff, and one guest, Mrs. Winifred Mounts' land the hostess, Mrs. Forest Cleveland. Valentine's Good Food, Well Served From 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Tuesday morning to Sunday night. As you go into Linton on 54-59. Ph. 593 R.

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-GRAB BAGHints on Etiquette In the matter of tipping, one must be guided by the amount and kind of service given. Ten or 15 cents is an acceptable tip for a checkroom attendant. - ' . . - Today's Horoscope ' y You are scrupulously honest and upright and have pride and a tender conscience. You have a lot of originality and an active mind. You are kindly toward your family, and very popular with your friends. Today do not over-indulge In edibles or dream-

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MORE. MARRIAGE WOULD BE SUCCESSFUL IF "THEY WEKN'T PLANNED THROUGH DREAMY ES, Are ycu successful in getting MAXIMUM miles at MINIMUM cost from your tires? Flan to let the TAYLOR TIRE SERVICE help 3rou. Our material and ' workmanship is of highest quality. ing. The atmosphere Is friendly. Take the day at a slow, even pace. If you don't see what you want, ask for it. The moon enters Virgo at 3:47 p. m. You may meet an unusual new acquaintance today but defer career or business considerations. , One-Minute Test Answers 1. Bordeaux. x ' 2. In the 17th, under James I, son of Mary Queen of Scots, and ' her cousin and second husband, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley. 3. Compiegne. " " By Jimmy Hatlo