Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 183, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 September 1946 — Page 3
ULLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 1946. PAGE THREE
Apparel For The Pigskin Parade
0 SWEATERS O
Lovely figured pullovers rollin' in original designs to give you an exclusive appearance in the gridiron crowd. All colors, styles, sizes. SKIRTS All Wool
d FOOTBALL SOX O EDNA'S Dress Shop
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
CORN AND SOYBEAN FIELD DAY TO BE HELD LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 12
Indications are that 1,500 persons will attend the annual Purdue University Corn ' and Soybean i Field Day program to be held at ; the Soils and Crops Farm, Thurs
day, September 19, according to Prof. R. R. Mulvey, in charge of the experiment field located on State Road 26, east of Lafayette. Better crop production through the use of superior varieties and effective fertilizations will be the theme for the day which will
begin with inspection trips at ! 8:30 a. m., DST. Successive parties will be organized at ten ; minute intervals during the j morning. 1 Those making the field trips will inspect relatively new crops or varieties which will include Ladino clover, Birdsfoot Trefoil, 1 Alta Fescue, Brome grass, Sweet , and Tifts Sudan grass, experi
mental corn hybrids and varie
ties of soybeans, all of which are attracting the attention of farmers today. Each group will be personally conducted and will
have the opportunity to hear the
various fields discussed by staff members of the agronomy department. A feature of the day will be the stops made at the legumegrass combination plots where farmers who have used these combinations will be present to give their experiences. . Also designed to answer pressing farm questions on the tests of nitrogen used in various quantities for corn both with and without legumes and fertilizers on soybeans on different fertility levels. Results of changing fertilizer practices with the use of heavy applications of nitrogen and with minerals plowed down will . be shown as part of the day's program. Of equal concern are problems of disposition of crop residues and clipping clover. A full day's program has been planned with Prot. Ranald Bauman, Purdue agricultural econ
omist, as the principal speaker during the noon hour, following the serving of lunch in the grove. A copy of the complete program for the day is available from the office of the county agricultural agent.
. KEEP ITCOKIHG! Americas kousetrlTes suved approximately 170.614.000 pouud t ua&d cooking fat In 1944. That la almost double the amount caved in 1943. And it doesn't count the 62.000,000 pounds aaved by Army and Nary. , Thla rear the Army and Nary aren't around in such cumbers; the men are overseas, using the materials that used cooking at helps to make. They need plenty of it-need it fast That is why the government Is asking housewives te redouble efforts scrape, skim and scoop every drop of used cooking (at to replace the Industrial fats and oils formerly Imported from Island of the Pactte,.
HICKORY Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phegley, Mrs. George Boone and daughter, Audrey, visited' relatives
jhere over the week-end. f Gorge Pool of Gary, Indiana, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Dean More recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boone find
Joyce visited Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Boone and family Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Boone is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Creager and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Nelsnn . Isbell
Iwere in Linton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornie Willis visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norris
and family in Sandborn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phegley and Miss Audrey Lou Boone were in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald.
Used Fat Makes Soap
Willis, Barbara, Ruth and Carl U pomid of (alv,ged fat malret attended the Eaton reunion at the 6 bar3 of jaundry soap. Turn usd
Sullivan City Park Sunday.
1 fats la for if per pi und.
Balcony Floor Bargains
L-.UBCT
PREVIEWS OF FALL FASHION:
fell j r 1 v. : : .57 Jwrrrf Sw j !J
Men's Fancy Woven Chambray DRESS SHIRTS $2.98 For those who demand a truly fine shiit! Woven patterns to assure neatness, long wear and the very latest in styling.
Men's Part Wool
SPORT SH-IRTS
4.98
Just the tiling for those brisk autumn evenings.
Dress-Up-For-Fall Fashions 4.98 - 5.90 Dresses so smart, so well cut, so handsome, it's hard to believe their modest price tags. Soft-textured rayon crepes that take to the new curve-interest fashions ... in black, and colors galore. Misses' and juniors' sizes.
Men's cotton shirts and shorts to replenish your wardrobe. Q Shirts 49c 1 Shorts 59c , Briefs 49c
in basic mix-or-match casuals
BLOUSE BEAUTIES, fine rayon ere" ''"'as sic or soft 2.70
WOOL sweaters; cardigan or elip-on; lots -of colqr83,984
WOOL SKIRTS in riew drape styles and) classics, 24-30 4.9$.
Men's Dress LEATHER JACKETS 19.00 You'll want one of these at PENNEY'S amazingly low price! Drop in today and see the superb styling! Sizes 36-44. -
WARM VALUES JK
Lovely little boys' snow suits with durable fur trim. . Just the thing for all win
ter warmth for the little fellows. 4-10. 11.50
Little girls' two piece fleece suits with the popular 1 flared coat. 2-4. 6.79
STORE HOURS: Monday through Friday, 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Saturdays, 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. '
100 WOOL
NICE GIFT ... Baby Book 1.19 An ideal gift that will long be remembered and deeply cherished by all proud parents.
Shawls
3.98
Most useful-for the chilly davs ahead. P.eautifullv knit in - cloud-soft 100 wool. Pink, blue or white.
Sweater and Hood Sets 3.79 Closely knit for extra warmth and wear. Adorably made. Pink with white or blue with white trim.
PRETTY . . . PRACTICAL Crib Blankets
PLAYTEX Baby Pants
1.29
69c
They're the famous Esmond cotton blankets that are so well known for their long wear. Washable,
Keeps baby, "sociable.",, of course! Pink or blue. 30" x 50". Well made from good qual
ity rubber.
Remarkable Robes
For Cozy Comfort!
e ,
Come in and see our fine selections at
I j
penny-saver prices
f
A
4 A.3r
LUXURIOUSLY TUFTED Chenille Robes 5.79 and 6.39 No matter how chilly the weather is, you'll still be cozily warm in this chenille robe. Well made with long full sleeves and tie belt. Blue, green, gold, dusty rose or wine. Sizes 12 to 46.
I fe . 1 If:- 'itPtiV k
GAY MATCHING Brunch Coat and Housecoat 7.95 each .Wonderful two-somes for 'round the house wear. The housecoat may be worn for lounging about in the evening ... the brunch cbat is perfect for breakfasting. Dainty floral print.