Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 172, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 August 1946 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DEMOCRA'l WEDNESDAY, Aug. 28, 194G

SULLIVAN DEMOCRAT Sullivan, Indiana. Entered as second class matter at Sullivan, Ind., May 31 1925. Published weekly on Wednesday.

Bryant H. Allen . Editor fiileanur Foynter Jamison Manager and Asst. Editor j.Jaul Poyntei Publisher

TWO WORLDS AND ONE PEACE The prime aim of the U. S. delegation at the Paris Con

ference is prompt removal of Allied forces from Germany and

OCUCllll.eO. UC1U1C W1C UClCgaWUil 1C11 VV clOlllllg IU11, AltOldent Truman told Secretary Byrnes to reach some agreement speedily, thus achieving this goal. But recent events

indicate that friction between occupying countries has al

ready set back the parley in such a way as to make Wash

ington wonder: Can two worlds make one peace?

ABOUT THOSE AFFIDAVITS Too many Indiana voters have the mistaken impression that casting a vote by affidavit in the May primary qualifies them as voters in the November general election. Everywhere in the state, party workers who are busy in registration work report they are finding voters who insist tney need not register for the reason "tney voted in the primary." Many of these, it is found, voted in the primary although not properly registered, taking advantage of the

provision in the election code which permits primary voting

uy signing an auiaavit, properly supported, that the applicant has all the legal qualifications of an elector. Such an affidavit does not constitute registration. Register now!

And Stop Doaias You? Stomach Witli Soda and Ahtalizers 'Don't ixpwf id Ri l real rt-lW from heartache, sniir stiniiucli, r utiU Ind brtath by uking s.xlj and .tlwr slkulisswa if tliu true cause o yuur tfi.ul.lt- Li cousliiiaticu. . in tew t-ast;. your ril trouh'e la not in the sfrm.wi' i:t Unt in t!te intiwtinal tract wher j Ki' .:' y.iur foou is (fc.tefl. And when t.l.c luwer p-.irt tfi.-i-S blocked fuod tuay fail to digi'it protxwly. Wh.it you w.mt for rsi rcV.nf a Botnetf'.:ne tn"uui)loi k" yoa? lower fcttinal i.niM. S'tiiiptlimir to dean ii. out effectively holp Mnturc ?i't ban: on her f.wt. i tint. Cart it's Tills riht itjt. Tula them as dirflod. Thry ' ;?rof.iy mul ortVcJivTily "unblock" your rfttfwtlve tra.'t. This pnrmita nil 5 of Nature's own digestive) Juices to mi bvtTnr with jwir food. You Ket genuine relief from indigestion 80 ynn ran fool reaUti good airnin. ji't. Cartsr'a Pills at, any druRstorp 25t "Unblock" your intestinal tract for roal rcliol from indigestion.

SOCIETY Picnic At Turkey Run Members of the Girls' Bible Class of the First Methodist Church of Shelburn and their guests enjoyed a picnic outing at Turkey Run State Park near Marshall, Indiana, August 25th. The group left after the morning Sunday School hour by open bus in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Marian J. Mayfield. Thosa enjoying the day and a watermelon feast on "the way back" were Nellie Graves, Gayle Taylor, Eileen Thompson, Myrna Mayfield, Betty Will, fcetty BreedlovE. Guests were Clyde Taylor, Richard McHugh, Edgar Livingston, Jean McCee of Evansville, Sue Ford of Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield, and the class teacher, Miss Euleta Slover.

I Family Reunion I A family reunion was held at i the home of Mr. and Mrs. John jDevitt of Hymera,- Sunday, Augjust 25. The. honored guests were I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . Freeze of

Pittsburg, California. A delicious covered dish dinner was enjoyed by the follow

ing: Mr. and Mrs. Hoffie Freeze, Mr. and Mrs. Ves Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Criss, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welch, Mr. and Mrs. 'James Bridwell, Mrs. Matilda Freeze, all of Lewis; Mrs. Mabel j Cooper and son, Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeze and sons, Joe and Buddie, of Terre Haute, Mr. ' and Mrs. Jesse Boston and son, Bobbie, of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harding of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Delbcrt Freeze of Hymera, and grandchildren, Betty and Bob Freeze of Sacramen

to, California, Thomas Bridwell of Hymera, and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Freeze. ,

Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for Sale. W. T. MELLOTT

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Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily and Sunday. All wel

come Reading 50c. Located in big brown Trailer House corner of Beech and Highway 41 at Mobile Service Station. Adv.

Tomatoes $1.50 Beans $2.25 Watermelons & Cantaloupes. Prices to size. Potatoes, Onions, Mangoes, Pimentoes, Peaches. FARMERS MARKET South of Chevrolet Garage POGUE BROS.

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Office Help Wanted! Established, national company needs: secretary stenographer typist-clerk typist-edipiione Operator bookkeeper-typist key punch operator (L B. M. Experience) Ages 18-35. Prefer at least one year's office experience. Good weekly wages. Attractive, permanent position, with excellent opportunity for advancement. Well lighted office, pleasant ' surroundings and working conditions. Yearly vacation with pay. 'Group insurance benefits. Write for full information, or come in for interview, any week day except Saturday. C. R. ISRAEL AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT COMPANY 863 Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis

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Awful Rheumatic ' Pain Left Man s Body in 8 Hours

; "For years I had rheumatic 'pains in the muscles of my shoul)ders, legs and ankles, which finJally got so stiff, sore and pain

ful that when I walked I would flinch with agony. I got RHU AID and started taking it, and the rheumatic pains began leaving my body in eight hours. Now the pains are gone from my muscles entirely. I feel like some other person, and I praise RHUAID to the sky." This is a genuine testimonial from a man liv-

)ing right here in this vicinity. i1 RHU-AID is the new liquid I formula containing three valuable medical ingredients. These .'Three Great Medicines, all

' blended into one, go right to the I very cause of rheumatic and neujritis aches and pains. Miserable people soon feel different all i over. ' So don't go on suffering! ! Get RHU-AID. Bennett's Drug j Store.

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PUBLIC SALE I, the undersigned, will sell at my residence, first road south of Sullivan, 1 mile east and mile north on west side of road SEPT. 4, 1946 11 o'clock HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 bedroom suite; 1 davenport & 2 chairs; 1 dining table; 1 writing desk; 1 G..E. refrigerator, 6'; 1 electric sweeper; 1 cook stove; 1 Special heater; wash tubs and boilers; 1 wringer; lawn chairs. POULTRY 100 friers; 30 laying hens. HOGS 1 sow and 10 pigs. CATTLE 2-yr.-oId Guernsey milk cow, .3 gal.; 3-yr.-old Guernsey milch cow, 4 gal.; 3yr.-oId Shorthorn, freshen Sept.; 3-yr.-old White Face, freshen March; 2 Polled Angus heifers, freshen March; 2 Shorthorn heifers, freshen March; 1 Holstein heifer, freshen March. HORSES 1 4-yr.-old saddle horse. HAY 20 bales straw; 100 bales lespedeza; 50 bales clover. . jfwf fl FARM TOOLS F-12 tractor, new rubber; plows, cultivators, new disc; new corn planter with fertilizer attachment; mowing machine. 2 20-rod rolls 48-in. woven wire fence; 130 cedar posts; 30 oak posts; windows, doors, all kindsladders, 3 milk cans, feed barrels. CORN 18 acres standing corn. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. V. VAN HOUCK, Owner Col. F. Swalls, Auct. W. M. Swalls, Clerk Lunch Served.

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A Word o Appreciation . . and a S.Lstion, too !

We know how anxious you are to get your new Oldsmobile. And there's nothing we'd like better to do, right now, than to say to every Oldsmobile buyer: "Your car is here. Come get it!" But frankly, it just isn't possible to do that. There still aren't enough new Oldsmobiles to go around. Due to shortages in materials arid unavoidable limitations on production, the output of new cars still is behind schedule. And our allotments are far below the figures that we originally anticipated. We want to assure you, however, that everything possible is being done, both here and at the factory, to get your car in your hands promptly. - And we'd like to take this occasion . . to thank you sincerely for the patient and considerate way in which you have borne with us during this period of waiting. Meanwhile, we have an important suggestion: Don't neglect the car you drive today.

KEEP AMERICA'S HIGHWAYS SAFE DRIVE CAREFUUY

The war has taught us all the importance of careful upkeep and regular service.' While you're waiting for your new Oldsmobile, there

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are offering every kind of modern autjnotive service from lubrication to major, overhauls. Regular servicing of your car will safeeuar your investment and assure you cr afe dependable transportation until mat great day when youi- .new Oldsmobile is here!

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