Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 159, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1946 — Page 3
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'.'KIDNEYS
SOCIETY
Pocahontas Lodge The Pocahontas Lodge
meet Monday night at 6:30
will The
Boy's Awards (Continued from Page One)
the hall at 7:15. All are asked to attend.
members
BY WK.L- KNOWN HOME REMEDY
When due fo insuf
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oeHina no nicrhta make folks fed so miser. Attena region
able, many now get Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Auxiliary Convention
Root medicine to relieve suctt distress jrg Lorella E. Hallbeck and
I Mrs. . Mary Parks, convention
Hampshire Litter White Rib-
Tri-County meeting will be held bon class: John O. Johnson, Fair-
at Linton and the bus will leave banks Twp.
when due to the kidneys not eliminating as thev should. For three eenerations Swamp
Root has been the standby in millions of homes when loss of sleep causer folks to feel so nerrous, 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 with a bottle of Swamp Root from the drug store.
Duroc Jersey, Grand Champion
Gilt (All Breeds) Mark Riggs, Fairbanks Twp. 1 Spotted Poland, Reserve Champion Gilt (All Breeds) John Ransford, Turman Twp. Duroc Jersey, Grand Champion
; Barrow , (All Breeds) Mark
deleeates, left Sullivan today to
attend the American Legion Kiggs, Fairbanks 'Iwp. Auxiliary State Convention con- Spotted Poland-China, Reserve
vening in Terre Haute today and Champion Barrow (All Breeds) which will continue through Phillip Chowning, Fairbanks
Sundny, August 11th. Mrs. Mar- Twp. garet Woodard and. Mrs. Lena Duroc Jersey, Grand Champion
'Vickery were also among the Boar (All Breeds) Mark Riggs, Sullivan ladies attending the Fairbanks Twp. three-day convention. Spotted Poland-China, Reserve1
T1.1 ., Champion Boar (All Breeds) 1 r APAI O PhilliD Chownine. Fairbanks '
ASTORIA, Ore. (UP) Elmer LAJL.iJ Twp. i
Maumula decided it was time to Mrs. Mary Allison of Chicago, Duroc Jersey, Grand Champ-
take his automobile to the garage Ralph McCalmont and Mr. and ion Litter Mark Riggs, Fairfnr a irrpo nh whpn hp hparrf Mrs. Frank Crowl of St. Peters- banks Twp. I
squeaks and other noises com- burS. Fla- have been "isitiTiS ing from the motor. A mechanic Mrs. Ora Shorter of East Harris
CHICKEN TROUBLE IN HOOD
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Dutton, daughter of
Gilbert Dutton of Chicago, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dutton of North Cross Street will return home Saturday. J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raines!
and daughter, Nancy, left Sullivan Wednesday morning for a visit in Franklin, Indiana with relatives.
Spotted Poland-China, Reserve Champion Litter Phillip Chowning, Fairbanks Twp. j
(Additional awards listed Monday.)
will
Girl's Awards (Continued from Page 1)
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Godfrey, Turman' Twp. Blue Ribbon Group Doris Ruth Lathrop, Shirley Ann Greggs, Jean Godfrey, Donna Rae Sluder, Lois Jennings, Joyce
, . . Murdock, Ruby Ruth McCammon Goodman, Shirley Chowning, and Jacqueline Crew. Rosemary Harris, Bevera Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Poole and Patty Jean Duffer and Betty Jo Red Ribbon Group Rose young son, Stevie Mac, who have Medley. Pierce, Ann Osburn, Charlotte been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul rlnth, Tv r, . . Phillips, Mary Lou Gettinger,
Michigan, TV' "Ui Anna Mae Wilkey, Pansy Cham-
ThurcHav ' '
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Woodard returned
of Detroit, to Sullivan
LEWIS John Boston of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Herb Knight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morse and son, Bobby Paul, left Sunday for a vacation trip. While away they will visit Yellowstone National Park.
Mr. and Mrs. James and daughter of Fort
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Blue Ribbon Group Rosalie Valentine.
came to buinvan .wnn ivir. ana Cioodman and Carol Hart
Mrs. Poole for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McCrocklin.
bers, Maxine Drake and Phyllis ; Arkansas, and Mr,
Knight Smith,
and Mrs. Pat
HICKORY
White Ribbon
I Red Ribbon Group Carolyn Runyan, Maxine-Xambeth, Mary Johnson, Joan Reisner, Ruth Jean Lamb, Myrna Hughes, Ar,Tarwater and Zoe Coulson. , dys McKinney, Betty Irene
Group Regina Goodman, Joyce Harbin, Sharon
I Stevens were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wheaton Group-Naomi Tuesday evening
White Ribbon
The all-day meeting here Sun- fff1'; S " Ru Canary Lola Norma Lee day was well attended. Rev. Paul Jmrf4hfs' ng- Thomson and Iris wilfon Lewis of Plainville, formerly a Barbara Jackson, Gloria Frye pastor here, was the speaker of an1I.la Jean Turpen. I (Additional girls' awards will the evening. Clothing V Champion, Jean be listed Monday.) Mrs. Herman Mason and Patty " 1
Mrs. Herb Myers was in Farmersburg Wednesday. Mrs. Eddie Tayldr has returned from Indianapolis where she attended -he wedding f her sister, Miss Phyllis Hendricks of Indianapolis. - - Mrs. Harris Wheaton, who was
severely burned while preparing wash water is slowly improving. Ernest Criss transacted business in Terre Haute Saturday. The Criss reunion was held at Deming Park, Terre Haute, Sunday. The shower given for Audrey Phegley Olah Saturday night was -wall attended. She received many beautiful and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. improving.
J. H. Richey are
DEER GET DEAR COW MILK
CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP) Deer are becoming so plentiful in northern West Virginia that Game Protector B. L. Tate has been receiving reports of fawns stealing precious milk from farmers' cows.
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Mrs. Wm. Theal Mrs. Floyd Willis
420 North Court Sullivan, Ind.
armers
We have just received
a shipment of 122 Romex
of New Lebanon are guests of Mrs. Myrtle Stutsman and Dave. Hubert ' Goodman of Linton, spent the past week with Mackie Moire. -.- ;. '--i.- - - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKim of Noblesville, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs., Ed White. Mrs.' Anna Shepherd visited Mrs. John Alexander Tuesday. Dihone Price has received his
discharge from the Army and is now at home with his wife and son.
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MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Fine quality Mexican prints. Small, med., large. Boxer style. Orig. 4.15. MEN'S DRESS WASH PANTS Blue and brown stripes, sanforized shrunk. Broken sizes 29 to 42. Oris. 3.79. ( JODPHURS Heavy quality cavalry twill in solid brown and blue. Size 4 to 12. Orig. 3.98. BOYS' POLO SHIRTS Fancy striped short sleeve shirts. Size 4 to 14. Orig. 1.39. JUNIOR COMMANDO POLO SHIRTS Size 6 to 8. Orig. 69c. BOYS' POLO SHIRTS Striped short sleeve polo shirts. Size 4 to 16. Orig. 79c. BOYS' SLACK .SUITS Sanforized poplin suit, fast color, tan and blue. Size 4 to 10. Orig. 2.98. BOYS' PLAY SHORTS Solid colors, blue
and tan. Sizes 8 to 12. Ong. 1.69. JEAN SUTTON BLOUSES White hankatiste blouses, 3 styles to choose from, in this sheer cool Jean Sutton styling. Sie
32 to 38. Orig. 3.98. DDT SPRAY 5 heavy duty spray for flies and insects. gallon orig. 2.39, now 1.00. Quart size, orig. 1.39. GIRLS' TEEN AGE POLO SHIRTS Striped short sleeve polo shirts in a choice of colors. Small, med., large. Orig. 1.98. ONE GROUP OF SHAG RUGS MERVILLE STATIONERY Orig. 1.00. 100 sheets, 50 envelopes. WOMEN'S COTTON PANTIES AND BRIEFS White and tearose, small, med., large. Orig. 59c. HALTERS Solid colors and cotton prints. Orig. 1.69. SHORTS AND SHORT ALLS White and solid colors. Orig. 2.98. Women's and junior sizes. GIRLS' SWIM SUITS Only 6. Size 8 to 12. Originally priced to 4.98.
JUMPERS Junior sizes 12 to 18. Gabardines and crepes in pastel and dark shades. Orig. 5.40. SKIRTS For Girls, Juniors, Misses cot. tons, serge, and all wools, in pastel and dark shades. Originally 2.90 to 4.98, NOW 3.00 and
94c 1 .00 2.44 98c 54c 54c 1 .94 84c
60c 98c Half Price 79c 39c 50c 1.00 1.50
3.00 2.00
GIRLS' WESKIT SUITS All wool suits in pastel plaids, grey stripes, two tone browns. Size 10 to 13. Orig. 7.98. GIRLS' SUMMER DRESSES Only 9. Whites, plains and prints, in sizes 7 to 14. Originally priced to 5.98. SUNBACK DRESSES AND TWO PIECE PLAY SUITS Only 8. Misses sizes 10 to 16. Orig. 6.98. JUNIORS' TWO PIECE SUIT DRESSES Onlv 3. Cotton gabardine in gold and rose. Size 11, 13, and 15. Orig. 6.98.
5.00 2.00 3.00 4.00
BETTER DRESSES All clean summer styles in Bemberg sheers, butcher linen, crepes, spuns, cotton prints, rayon prints, seersuckers. Juniors Misses Women's 9 to 15 12 to 20 16 , to 242 Originally Priced From 7.90 to 16.95 6 BIG GROUPS 60 DRESSES 3.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00, 10.00
Little Folks Balconv Floor PARATROOPER JACKET Olive -green twill. Size 2 to 6. Orig. 1.98. 4C
BOYS' WASH SUITS Blue and white bobby suits. They wash beautifully. Size 1 to 3. Orig. 2.39. PLISSE COVERALLS Printed plisse plavsuit with extra pair of pants. Size 2 to 6. Orig. 1.00. LITTLE TOTS' OVERALLS Cotton overalls in stripes and seersucker. Size 2 to 6. Orig. 1.39. LITTLE . GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES Prettv white picque with lace trim. Size 3 to 6. Orig. 2.98. LITTLE TOTS' SWIM TRUNKS Orig. 1.98.
1 .49 ,74c 74c 1.94 50c
SECOND FLOOR LAWN CHAIRS Metal frame lawn chair with heavy canvas seat. Orig. 5.49.
3.00
LAWN CHAIRS Sturdy oak frames, ad- c ff justable back, canvas covered. Orig. 3.98. iJ3
JSUSiTKlU 1KUJNS Featherweight, all ' ff aluminum electric iron. Orig. 3.95. iJJ
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