Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 131, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 July 1946 — Page 2
BULLTVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1946. EEDELIVAN, Wtt&lfH
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JinStat iattM Mm& A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper. BaHivan Dally Times, founded 1905, as the dally edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854. United Press Wire Service. leanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor aul Poynter Publisher 3e II. Adams Editor ublished dally except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. jlilvan, Indiana Telephone 12
ritered as second-class matter at the Postofflce, Sullivan, Indiana,
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PEACETIME JULY 4TH America is entitled to enjoy the 1946 Independence Day s never before. A people that temporarily surrendered their Eeedom to fight for that freedom is justified in a jubilant bservance of victory. Hoosiers, who at war or at home died up their sleeves and stayed on the job during four warime Fourths of July, will embark on outings in large num-: ers. , Many families, separated for various reasons during the"ar, will get together. The holiday period, starting July 3 nd extending through the next Sunday, invites picnics to tate parks, jaunts, to the lake and long motor trips "like old
;mes. Highways will be crowded with pleasure-bound folks, j But the holiday will not be without tragedy. Col. Austin i L Killjan, state police superintendent, predicts that 21 per-!
ons will die in traffic crashes, drownings and other accients. State police statistics show a 39 per cent increase in utomcbile accident deaths in the first five months of the ear, and the rate is mounting daily. Enjoy 'this Independence Day. Let your hair down; have un. But do it safely. Don't let an accident mar the pleasure if the day.
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. DECORATING SERVICE -.ary Leon VIS)lea Mr" ana lyl One oi the n.osi unique and Clayton Rogers over the weekhelpt'ul businesi.es oi this city end- ' to aid Sullivan and Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Monroe County housewives is "The In- , announce the birth of a son on tenor House" which has been J"V kt. Ha has not been established on North Court St. named. u..uer tne partnership ot Mrs. Mr anfJ Rirs George RoDy and William Theal and Mrs. Floyd family spent Sunday with their illis- daughter and family, Mr and Thcss two well-known Sulli- Mrs Ernest Roberts of Merom. van Jadies liave applied - the ; feminine touch to the art of in- j Little Miss Nancy Monroe is teripr decorating and the beauty visiting Mr. and Mrs. Osa Johnthey have wrought to the form- son this week, er nome of the Theal and Lee j . . ,.,. Transit Line quarters is suf- .
tident testimony of the capab- j ility oi their talents in the field , they have chosen. ! In addition to their interior decorating service, Jvirs. Theal and Mrs. Willis are authorized
lines. They will be assisted in servicing and deliveries by Mr. 'j.ut;a,i.
ROOSTER SPORTS MANICURE
1VL J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Aikin's Service Cost N More."
TULLAHOMA, Tenn. (UP) Mrs. Tillman Hand was just about to call in a veterinarian in ' an effort to do something about the strange new disease that had attacked a rooster in her flock of chickens a disease that turned the rooster's toenails red. But before she made the call her twin, sons confessed, they had "borrowed" their sister's fingernail polish and had given the rooster a manicure.
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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SAVED BY A NOSE Overseas airlines, walked into a whirring airplane propeller while ONTARIO, Cal., (UP) Frank blinded by the sun. lei$&2&f Ontario, had a long . One of the blades clipped off ose and he's' glad, the end of his nose, fortunately Fiener, employee of Pacific halting his progress.
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INSURANGL 8l BONDS American Eagle Fire Ins. Co. Auto Owners Mutual Ins. Co. "BONDS" Western Surety Co. AGENT . ., T. L. BARROWMAN V DUGGER, IND.
NO MORE HARD
Vv Ait li NECESSAKY With the addition of Bill's Soli Water 'Service to Sullivan's role "better things for our community" exploiter, hard water is no longer necessary. And certainly, milady of the household has noted that the way to conserve soap is by way of soft water. Bill Goodman, owner of 'the new business, .is erecting, a newbuilding on South Section and is already equipped to service all ovir Sullivan County. Equipped to service 30 tanks ' daily -with "zeallite", the soften. r.g agent, Mr. Goodman will engage the. best in transportation facilities to give speedy ser-. vice to local and consumers of :uri ounding communities. He is a veteran of World War II Pacific action and is a former resident of Dugger. He will be assisted in his new enterprise by his brother.
INDIAN ArOLTS, July -2 (UP) Hogs 20,000; active even; bulk 180 lbc. up $3.00 lower; sows $2.00 lower; good and choice sows $15.50 $16.00; stags $15.50 down. Cattle 2.K00; calves G00; stoer and heifer trade fully rteady and 50c hiKher: market down largely
$1.00 $1.50; extreme 5?.00 higher; choice to fine 1150-lb. steers, $21.00; 28 loads yearlings and medium weight sleers mostly choice $19.00 $19.50; eight loads good to mostly choice heifers $18.60 $19.00; big packers go- ( ing slow; cows less active 50 !
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CYrEESS VINE IS OF RARE BEAUTY
An object of rare beauty has
been woven by a persistent cypress vine on tha J. B. Maple
lot behind the Wright's Super 1
Service on West Jackson Street.
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$19.00; good and choice, $18.00 $18.50. Sheep 300; active: slaughter class mostly 50c to $1.00 higher; good and choice spring lambs, $16.50 $17.00; good and choice slaughter ewes. $8.50 $3.00. NOTHING LEFT OUT WORCESTER, Mass., (UP) In 1848 two temperance periodicals the Taunton Dew Drop and
of a tall walnut tree on the
Maple property until its brilliant i beauty now towers ia the green
foliage of the aged tree.
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ATHLETIC GOVERNOR
COLUMBUS, O. (UP) Gov. Frank J. Lausche is kwown throughout the Buckeye state as quite an athlete The chief executive not only
the Massachusetts. Cataract were j flirts with par each time he
merged here under the name of shoots golf but also can post a
Bowling scoie wiui uie ut-si ji them. Lausche also had a short fling at professional baseball as a third baseman.
The Massachusetts Cataract
Worcester County Waterfall. Temperance Standard and Dew Drop."
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With his new method-regenerating plant, Bill Goodman, owner of the new water softening plant, can now make your hard water soft simply by installing one of his service tanks in your kitchen or business house. Through this tank and over the "Zealite," the regenerating and softening agent, runs the hard water from your well or water system coming out, ready for use, as soft as the deepest vein of well water. Ladies, here is the answer to your soap saving problems. Three drops of liquid soap in one ounce of water processed by Bill's method develops a quick, lasting suds whereas fifteen drops of the same liquid soap in plain hard water from the local system provides only a very weak suds that quickly fades in lumpy particles. SEE BILL NOW! ! !
FEANCHISED DEALER:
Bill is the f ranchised dealer for the water-softening units in Sullivan, Shelbmn, Dugger and Linton and can also accommodate any resident of Carlisle, Merom, New Lebanon, rieasantville, Graysville, Fairbanks Farmersburg and Hymera.
MINIMUM COST: In the average home using 22,000 gallons of water every thirty days, Bill will install his service tank for six dollars ($6.00) with a service charge of two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) every thirty days. Bill handles all servicing . . . calls promptly'at the end of the thirty-day period to reservice the unit. So after the installing fee is paid you really get soft water service for only $2.25 per month. Restaurants, laundries, etc., will be governed according to amount of service required.
IMMEDIATE FACILITIES Bill is ready now to install this wonderful unit in your home or business. Tanks are arriving daily. Efficient help is one of Bill's outstanding "achievements and transportation facilities are now ready to give you immediate, speedy service.
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? Many different kinds of equipment are necessary to make electric line extensions, and to add customers , to. existing lines. -, . . Only limited quantities of this equipment have been available since the beginning of the war, and while we feel our Company is getting its full share, the number of months required to obtain certain items has increased greatly. At present, manufacturers cannot promise to deliver poles, switches, insulators, transformers and other vital parts cannot be guaranteed for many months ahead. Manufacturers of these articles are doing the best they can under existing conditions, but the demand for poles and other forest products alone is about five times greater than normal because all electric companies are trying to accommodate new customers, just as we are. We are anxious for all those who are waiting fotelectric service to understand this situation. No one is more eager to seeeveryone erijoymTend labravinectriicirhl provide
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