Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 159, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1946 — Page 7

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For Sale FOR SALE Water tanks, ruck tires and fence. Farm ureau Co-op. ' . i FOR John Deere parts nd ervice call 285 at Mace Tire &, Mtterjr Service, Sullivan, Ind. ! ATTENTION: Poultry raisers. AVE TIME AND EXPENSE, j orm your chickens with JOHN- j .ON SPECIAL WORMING IASH. Cost only 75c more than tie special egg mash. - Johnson 'eed and Supply. Co., 115 So. lourt St. MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES -Don't be bothered with the roarng of a bad muffler or a wornut tail pipe. Get a replacement t HUD'S STANDARD STATION. FOR . SALE Milk-fed friers aised on wire. - Dressed or on oot. Walter Routt, 212 N. French ;t. Phone 546. ' FOR SALE Westinghouse ratios. Electric Pumps, large Stock ranks, metal hens' nests and hog 'eeders, Thor Automatic Ironers, uoad snubbers, Vzxl6 log chains. Smith's Hardware, Carlisle, Ind 7f6r"sALE No. Main . St;' 6 oms, hoi wabrheat,i)athv' gaigeV For -less "Uarf-rtd.lTOO.OO. vlake me an offer. C. Price, 424 5o. Court. . FOR SALE Fifteen feet neon cubing, two transformers; Nationil cash register, needs some reaair. Baker's Grocery, New Lebanon, Ind. FOR SALE 1934 International 'fe-ton pick-up truck. See James Shryock at elevator, New Lebanon, Ind. FOR SALE Registered Hereford bull, 8 months old.' 4670397. -an be seen at 4-H fair, Sullivan, rhurs. through Sat. Owner, Jimmie Padgett. Later can be seen at Elvin Bedwell's, Bucktown. FOR SALE One. gas rangette and one 75-lb ice box. Both in good condition. 321 Indiana Ave. FOR SALE Estate gas range. 312 West Donaldson, Phone 158. I FOR SALE Brooder house, jtelOr electric brooder; . electric kater fountain; 50-gal. . barrel; bost hole digger; round pointed ;hovel; 2-wheeled trailer; k gal. ruit jars. Mrs. Hosea Vester, northwest of Peerless Mine. FOR SALE Sow and 5 pigs. -has. Cox, 3-4 mi. north of Paxon. , FOR SALE 5-burner, built-in ven kerosene stove. 818 East rackson. FOR SALE 1940 Ford coupe, lew motor, new tires. Box 93 -o Times. FOR SALE Three-piece livpg room suite. 18 No. Section St. FOR SALE New Remington 'utomatic shotguns; new Remngton pumpguns; rods and reels; ishing tackle; alarm clocks. 3ose's Super Market, 610 North FOR SALE Upright piano. Good condition, reasonable. Box rv c-o Times. , fGfr-SALE '40 Mercury conertible club coupe: Mara' station, Carlisle, Ind. Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, sheen, calves nnrl hno-a. Pa 11 1 Monroe Feed Service, Sulli1 van phone 332 or Crawford j 8201 or Crawford '53109. h Terre Haute. We pay all b phone charges. 21 hour service. j John Wachtel Co r T1F1 ffwS KlISSSI

FOR SALE 24 E. Snow, bed-

room suite, occasional chairs, end tables, utility cabinet, table and chairs. i ; ; FOR SAT.F (InnA IMl-lV, nr.r

celain lined icebox, Toledo elec-Phone

trie scales. C. S. Howes, U. S. 41 north. " " i FOR SALE 12 riding horses, 3 spotted, 3 Palaminos, 2 Arabians, 2 sorrels; some saddles. Horses are all wpII hrnk 4(13 V. ' Johnson. T. A. Springer. ' ,

: . ' AMERICAN Red Cross would FOR SALE 1938 Oldsmobile like to purchase sewing maSix, new tires, motor . in good chines. Call at the Red Cross ofcondition. See Thomas Thomas, fice or phone 108. Shelburn, near east ward school. i : L . WANTED Cesspool, septic

FOR SALE Jersey cow, giving milk now. James H. White. R. 3, Sullivan.

FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet' -WANTED Contractor equip-iy2-ton truck in good condition. Ped to remodel brick building. Louie Lundy, Cass, Ind. B R- s- care Times-

FOR SALE 15 Jersey heifers,1 WANTED Experienced sales- park Wednesday evening, good quality; 10 stock cows with Iady wan.ts Position in. store. Box I Mrs Frances Dugger and daucalves, mostly Shorthorn. 403 E. 51 c-o Times. ighters of Anderson, are guests of

Johnsoii. Tom Springer. FOR SALE A five-day-old registered Guernsey male calf. Will furnish papers. Otis Smith, Ri.3,; Sullvaiij. FOR SALE Nine Hereford cows with young calves; 78 ewes, 3 bucks, seed wheat, baled clover hay. Thomas Davidson Farm. FOR SALE-Heatrola, radio,' cook, stove, bed, bureau, day bed, linoleum, kitchen cabinet, fruit jais. i.o oo. iviLammon. - SALE 4-wheel trailer, niture. Wanted to buy: building to wreck or anything of value. If it's for sale I will sell it. Parr's ; Exchange. Harvey N. Parr, Shelburn, Ind. Shelburn pho.fie. FOR SALE 80 acres good productive farm, good 5-room house, basement with furnace a.m yara, wcuuii-iyf, Wdier in kitchen, built-in cabinets, large chicken house, 2 barns, double crios. granaries ana sneas. aiso deep well at barn. 30 acres in pasture, balance in crops. Locat-1 ed between Linton and Dugger. J Price $8500.00. Call Linton 115-R4. FOR SALE Service- station stock. With rights to lease. Doing. good business. 212 No. Section. FOR SALE Purebred Durocs, ' 10 registered young sows to farrow in Sept.,' 1 herd boar, 1 yr. ' old, 50 gilts and 10 boars eligible to register. Mrs. Roy Frakes, Lyons, Ind. Phone 5X12. 3 mi. east of Linton. FOR SALE At 517 No Section ' St., 11 white Haviland china plates, 6 good oak dining chairs, cherry writing desk, large blanket chest, round quartered oak dining table cherrv ladderback dining tab e cherry ladderback rocker, 3 light chandeliers, beauf:t, rJ ou ...,,! i:u tiful Rose of Sharon quilt, Irish chain quilt, good , clean comfort, linen., tablecloth 66x142. Pair vmen's shoes 10, pr. men's oxiords 10 Vt, like new. Ladies grown uicKerson oxtoras I vs ttripie A, ladies brown Dickerson Aroh-lock 6A. fLZZ " r .. 0 ; bALl , bea King five p. twin outboard motor. Only 24 hrs. service. Call at Mobilgas Station, 212 N. Section, Sullivan. LATEST popular and classical Victor, Columbia, ARA and Signature records. Weekly ship- ( ments. Record players, Albums j and racks. R. W. Cadwell Music I House. I FOR SALE Eantom trailer with new 6:00x16 tires. Also 8:25x20, 10 "pTy rayon. Springer Motor Sales,'-550 South Main: . FOR SALE Single unit electrie record players, $11,95. SECOND FLOOR SULLIVAN ROOT STORE.

, FOR SALE I 1. 5-room strictly house, Indiana avenue.

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I 2. 7-room modern house, West Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pohlman of , Washington St. Toledo, .Ohio, are visiting rela- ! 3. 7-room house, electricity, 2 tives and friends here for a few large porches, other godd build- days. ings, 125 acres land, 100 tillable, j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powers stock and dairy farm, plenty wa- and Mrs. Orville Frump of Jater. Location east of Sullivan on sonville, spent Sunday with Mrs. road 54. If there is a bargain to ' James Powers, be found here it is. Mr and Mrs. Frank Collins of

USREY AND BURDGE (Terre Haute, visited Mr. and Real Estate. All forms of Ins. Mrs. Lawrence Taft Sunday. North Oakley Bldg. Room 4..i Mrs. Edith Cummins of To-

Phone 548 Wanted WANTED Dead animal Wa! remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. i RADIATOR repair and cleanling. Welding. Gasoline tank reDair. Nu-Cor Radiator Short. : 023 n. Main St. Telephone 334. WANTED TO BUY Pigs or shoats up to 100 or. 110 lbs. Call Kelley Wells, Freelandville mill. 123, j WANTED Cesspool, septic barrel. Prompt Service for those in trouble. Apply to . Richard Large, P. O. Box 123. jn,n . , t or o-room apariment or Jiouse Call 817. tank and vault cleaning. Modern Pumping equipment. Box X) care .Times. I WAMTF.nTtfioM rQifrnoo Cot urdav niShts off- Kat-A-Korner, 1 mile south Sullivan. Phone 9205, . ,' W ANTED Rent or buy tent to live in for religious services from Aug- Lau WANTED ' Coal hauling. Phone 616-Y. John H. Pirtle. WANTED Large feather beds and- antiques.' R. W. .Baldwin, Greencastle, R. 4. WANTFniriiisfnm halintf Soa Wade Martindale, 3 mi. north of Sullivan, known as Albert Wright farm. - i ,.- -.- WASHER OWNERS Careful check-up saves big expense. Have your washer checked before ser ious trouble develops. Check-up, adjustment and lubrication costs little often saves much. We use genuine Maytag parts. PHONE 332, MONROE'S FEED & IM PLEMENT SALES nPW author ! Led MavtaJ f dealer . FOR RENT ' in ENJ3 furniAs51trT' '' in 1 block of square. Adults only 'no pets. See W. R. Mickey. 707, " pts Se iv. miLney, tvi - mam otMiscellaneous ' : . PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street. ROAD SERVICE (tire repairin8 engine trouble, etc.) anytime, Simply call 262, HUD'S STANDSTATION. . von pan ,m w n xutnM Y0U CAN D0W buy 8 Wlnkler stoker or a xx century furnace i,ntt, w. 'mai or both- No down Payment. , 3 years to pay. No payment' due until Oct. 1st. See Fate Rice, 8 No. Main St., Sullivan, Ind. I Phone 855. TTr Style RESTRICTIONS ON Spencer Garments are now lifted, ;Any kind now available. Rationing still on be early. Iva Giles. Call 561 after 5 p m IN MEMORIAM" Mrs. Josephine May Riggs, who passed awav four vears asn tndaVi Aug. 9 1942. Sadiy missed hv h ranrtHai13htPrS j a o - Mrs. Edward Johnson Mrs. Ernest Lamberg IN MEMORIAM In memory of Pvt. Max C. Mcough, who passed away one year aS today at Wakeman Gen-I riai "'f n"um,, Ind. Mrs. Louise McCullough and daughter, Susan Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCullough , Cpl. Charles M. McCullough

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ledo. Ohio, is here visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Harris for a few days. ThePhilathea class of the; Baptist church spent Wednesday at Shakamak. CARLISLE Completes Internship Miss Avis June Flack, daughter of Mrs. Elva M. Flack of this city, was one of a class of twelve students who graduated at the , Cook County School of Nursing hospital dietetics, held July 24th at the Cook County Hospital in Chicago. Miss Flack is a graduate of the school of Home Economics of Purdue University, and took her internship at the Cook County Hospital. Her picture appeared with the graduating class of the Cook County Hospital in the Chicago Sun. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rednour and sons of Indianapolis, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs Rex Wyatt and TVTarilvn Sue. and Joel I , - - - T.onmnn rrtinvort a nicnic at the 'Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dugger. i m IT 1 J I 4-V nit rn9 mis. ivl. V-iUiaman is--uic suCi 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goldman. " , Bvrl Chapman , a former resident of Dugger is visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams and children of Whiting, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Deputy. Robert Batey of Kentucky, a former resident of Dugger is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick King. Mr. Batey is a brother of K irini, arA it hoe hn tpn ty years since he was in Dugger The Rebekah lodge met Wed nesday evening with a good attendance. AH mfembers are asked to be present next meeting night as there will be initiation. Sullivan lodge will confer the degree. ' NONESUCH Mrs. Charles Pugh and daughter, Glenda, spent last week with a , . , haVe retUrned to-thrir hme . Barnett Jewell, County Agent I of Pike County, visited his parents here Wednesday afternoon. , He was en route from Purdue Wvk having been jthere Qn business j c,.,D M Mrs fHiester Bowes and daughter of near Farmersburg called on Mr. and Mrs. Bob Push Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Byrle Jennings and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bush were in Dugger Monday evening. I Staff Sergeant Malcolm Harris of Fort Belvoir, Virginia, who ; has been visiting his parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harris for j two weeks, left for his base oh j Monday evening. j - Edward Taft, son of Mr. and Mrs; wh? .hasi;een stationed in , Shanghai, China seVeral months - arrived home m""is, dinveu Monday -August 5th. He received his discharge from the . Great Lakes Senaration Center. SpvpmV frnm this npifyhhnrhood attended the Old Settler's Reunion , each night of last weak T7-:-!: Di.ot!l Virginia Bosstick and daugh ter, Wanda: Nora Caton and Ophelia Hall met with Opal Hall Monday evening to make

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SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Claude Ford Grocery Sullivan ic Help prevent -A SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS , Peppl Groc. 301 E. Depot Help prevent i SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Tip-Top Market , 312 So. Section i? Help prevent SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Ray Livingston Groc. Sullivan It. It. 5 ic Help prevent ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS . ; Claude . i Livingston Groc. ic Help prevent ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Irvin Priest Groc. . Duj?ger R, R. ic Help prevent ik SOAP SflORTAG Bring in your USED FATS -j T.S. Rector Groc. ic Help prevent : SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Farris Market Carlisle, Ind. plans for a booth at the 4-H Club Fair. Mrs. Blanche Wilkins and son, tloyd,;' entertained for dinner Thursday, August 1st,' the follwr": Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Kail, Mr. and Mrs. Byrle Jennings and sons Phillip and Da vid, Mrs. Bob Pugh. Mrs. Oral Harris, Mrs. Otto Jewell, Mrs. Levi Jewell, Mrs. Art Weaver,

SIX TONS OF DISHES WASHED IN AVERAGE HOME ANNUALLY Accelerated Salvaging of Household Fat Makes Possible Present Supplies of Soap for This and Other Household Chores

It has been calculated that every i American housewife washes six tons of dishes every year! Add up the accumulation from 365 breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and In.between snacks and the total would fill six trucks, experts say. Staggering as the task of washing six tons of dishes sounds, Imagine how much more impossible the job would be without soap! The prospect of a soap-less life is not on the horizon, however, as long as housewives keep up their present rate or salvaging fat. Department of Agriculture authorities point out that If It had not been for salvaged fat in 1945, housewives would have had 13 per cent less soap. Even so there are not enough industrial fats and oils available to meet the demand for soaps and other goods the public wants. Help Yourself Every time you turn In a pound of fiN ro your meat dealer you are ad i. '; yourself and your J neighbors by relieving the shortage : not only of soap but also of scarce i items like table linen, draperies, floor coverings, even possibly some more nylons. Food experts too are urging fat conservation! Use and reuse every drop and ounce of beef, bacon and even lamb fat when you're cooking, they say. Then, when you've bad all the food value- of your fat, turn in the drippings and scrapings ' for salvage. . , The 800,000,000 people starving In Europe and Asia are scavenging in garbage cans for grease that many an American family washes down the drain. Fats are scarce everywhere. We, as a nation, must h careful not to waste material, if properly used would save human lives in some, other country 7

THAT'S YOU, MRS. HOUSEWIFE!

In an average household there are year! To get enough soap for this used cooking fat. Turn it over to pound so that industry can turn Mrs. Denzil Jennings and children Marjorie, Rcba, Gerald, and Nita, and Oscar Scott. Afi'Tr noon callers were Mrs. Max Trueblood and daughter, Chriss and Mrs. May Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Bud" Riggs of Hammond,. Indiana are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Marts and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams. ' Mr". Verna Hall and daughter,

and add to comfort In our own. Remember your annual six tons of dishes.

One Pound Hslps Sixteen tablespoonsful of used fat makes a pound. One pound of used cooking fat turned over to a meat dealer helps relieve the shortage of industrial fats and frees enough soap fats to help make a box of packaged laundry soap, or six bars of laundry soap, or five bars of toilet soap. The lady engineer and general manager of such a household therefore can save and salvage enough used cooking fat to take care of her dishwashing needs. Remember that In addition to dishes, literally tons of clothes need washing every year miles of woodwork and linoleum must be scrubbed and it all takes mountains of soap. Sit down and figure out the amount of soap . . . and the amount of fat . . . required to keep your household clean. Supplies Never Lower Supplies of edible and inedible fats and oils all over the world have never been as low as they are today. Fats and oils imports W the U. S. are still only a shadow of their pre-war tonnage. The only tangible way to get more raw materials for soap making and other essentials Is by turning in more used coo Icing fat. Continued conservation of every drop -of used cooking fat will prevent shorter supplies of soap. Accelerated fat salvage the skimming of soups, scraping of pans, rendering of raw and cooked fatmeans Improvement in soap supply, and a slight easement in the household burden of six tons of dishes every year, six tons of dishes washed every staggering task, save every drop of the meat dealer for four cents per back to you the soap yoi need. Rita Rose of Lakeland, Florida were the Sunday gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Anzyl Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harris and son, Malcolm, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall Sunday evening. Mr. ?nd Mr;. Lir..-y Slutter . and daughter, Betty, are spending several davs with Mr and Mrs. Eno McKinney and daugh-! ter, Ardys.

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SOAP SHORTAGE Bring In your USED FATS Harris' Economy Market ic Help prevent SOAP SHORTAS Bring in your USED FATS s Mkt. So. Side Sq. & Help prevent ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your & USED FATS J. A. Hankins Groc. Sullivan 29 No. Section ic Help prevent ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Ralph Shepherd's Groc. Help prevent . SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your & USED FATS Johnson's : Beasley Food ic Help prevent ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS Walter' c. 536 So. Main ic Help prevent '"ic SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in ycur USED FATS L.O. artin Groc. SCO N. Court ic Help prevent it SOAP SHORTAGE Bring in your USED FATS & Bose's Super Market 610 No. Main Lv. f Help the Jcoufs h.a-m . m .w hi,' W tr-Si A Mu .Pi j... iittigai