Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 192, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 September 1946 — Page 3
SULLIVAN, INDTANA
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And Scop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Aikalizers Don't expert to j?t real relief from headache, Buur stomach, gas and bid leath by taking soda and othw alkaiizers if the true cause of jour trouble ia constipation. In this care, your real troub'e 2s not in the stomach at all. But in the intestinal tract when- 60 of your food is digested. And when tue lower part gets blocked luod may fau to digest properly. What you t;.int for rral roliof is eoroetliinR to "unblock" your lower intestinal tract.' Something to clean it out eilectivtiy help a:ure get back on her feet. Get Carter's Pills riirht now. Take them as directed. They fcenlly and effectively "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits all 6 of Nature's own digestive juices to mix better with your food. You get genuine relief from indigestion so you can feel really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore 2!V. Unblock" your intestinal tract for real relief from indigestion.
NOT1CK OF FINAL SKTTM4MKNT Notice is hereby given that llin undersigned Administrator, of the estate of Artolphus A. Hoiiok hns this day filed in lh,e office of the clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Om-t his final report of his amount with paid mate, and lhat the same will be heard bv the Sullivan Circuit Court on (be 12th day of October, the same licinsf the 26th Judicial day of the September term 1948 of said court. Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent snd all persons interested in said estate therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on waid day and show cause why said report should not be approved. GEORGE S. HOUCK. Administrator. Witness my hand and seal of said court at Sullivan this ISth day of September, 194G. JAMKS H. FINGER. Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court. Bedwell, Bed well & Haine?, Attorneys. 1st ins 9-18-16 2t.
Nazi concentration camps and who had a wardrobe of only one
outfit. While the clothing situation presents a sad picture, worse still is the physical aspect of the children in these countrfes. This' money will first be used to set these children back on the road to being healthy citizens fit to take their place in rebuilding their countries of tomorrow, During her visit in Brussels, Miss Butler visited the American cemetery at Bastogne, where she placed a wreath in the name of the national federation above the rows of white crosses that mark the graves of American soldiers who fell in the Battle of the Bulge.
"The Belgium women," Miss Butler said, "wish me to pass on the message that if the families of any of the American boys who lie in that cemetery will write to them, they will be happy to tend and put flowers on the graves." The Sullivan BPW club today
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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u icu- uuugcuiuus io una wuimy cause through their- annual financial drive.
j Tuesday, October 8th, afternoon and evening, the Sullivan 'BPW's will devote their efforts to afternoon and evening public bridge games to be held in the Legion Home north of the city. ' Providing textbooks, clothing 'and food for the world's destitute ' peoples has become one of the major endeavors of the local
women and their national associates. Miss Haines reported today that the Seventh District Meet
ing, of which district the Sullivan Club is a part, will be held November 2nd and 3rd in the .Turkey Run Hotel in the form of a week-end house party. I 1 j Evelyn Summers, District Director, has urged that all who wish to attend this gathering phone the hotel for reservations immediately. A good delegation from Sullivan is anticipated from
all early indications. Mid-winter state council meeting has been slated for January 25th and 26th at the Claypool Hotel in the capital city while the state convention has been
set for May of 1947 to be quartered in the beautiful hotel of French Lick's spacious grounds. Going all-out to "back their
national president from Hoosier-
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Brown of 329 North State Street are the ..: parents of a daughter born at the Mary Sherman Hospital September 23. She has been named Sarah: Ellen. CLOTHES SAVING HINT
CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UP) Strengthening seams and hems on new garments will increase wearability during the current clothing shortages, advies Miss Edna Grey, clothing expert at the University of Illinois. Miss Grey said much of the postwar clothing is inferior, with loose stitching, overly-narrow seams and weak thread.
DISMANTLING A HEUCOPTES at Floyd Bennett Field, New York, Coast Guardsmen prepare to load it aboard a transport plane that was to By it to Gander, Newfoundland. After arrival, it was to be re-assembled and used to rescue 18 survivors of the Belgian Sabena Airlines plane that
crashed in a Newfoundland forest, killing twenty-six persons. A special window was made in the nose of the helicopter to enable a stretcher to be passed through. Lt. Walter C. Bolton (right) will pilot the craft during the rescue flights to bring out survivors. (International)
. N'OTIl'K TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL AF I'KOPHIATIONS No'ice hereby piv.-n the taxpayers 'of Tm-mnn Township Sullivan County, Indian.), that tile proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular i interne; place. 7 P. M. on 7th dav of rv.) r.hi. TOO: fill .n..T,l j..lirt.
I ill!-' aildilional eppi-opriat ions whicii , f-'.aid officers einsidcr necessary io
nn-ef the extraordinary - emergency eai-iimr r, thi-' time. TVwnsliip Fund tS.OCO.00 Pin-chase of Kire Equipment. Taxrayei'N appearing at ruch jneetiim sh-ill have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriation
finally made will be automatically
BROOKLYN PASTOR
double- tneir mcmoersmp in ine . 'WANTS LORD TO
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current club year with Member
ship Chairman Betty Sinclair
land," Sullivan as other clubs and her co-workers planning
from over Indiana, will seek to ' presently their rush season.
A Lyric Sunday And Monday!
rcp-Cola Company. Long Island City, N Y. Franchised Dottier: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF VINCENNES
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How Congressman Landis Stands on the Following Issues 1. He vill continue his fight against subversive activities in order to protect the liberties for which our
boys fought and died. lie is determined to remove 2,000 reds from the fed
eral payrolls. 3. He will oppose the New Deal gift-loans of 14 billion dollars in the next Congress. 4. He will continue to oppose sending overseas our sugar, meat, soap, lumber, farm machinery, automobiles, trucks and other scarce art'cles until Americans' are supplied. ( 3. , He will oppose lowering the Immigration bars. He is against the wholesale entry of foreigners into our .country. 6. The last Congress granted a small increase to old age assistance. Mr. Landis will continue to fight for the elders of America until they receive an adequate old age pension. 7. He will seek to eliminate government waste and extravagance in order to reduce your taxes. (Pd. Adv.)
GIVP DODGERS BREAK BROOKLYN, N. Y. Sept. 25. (UP) The Rev. Benney J. S. Benson, pastor of the Brooklyn Dutch Reform Church, fell on the steps of Borough Hall today and prayed for the Brooklyn Dodgers. He asked that they receive an even break' in the Pennant Race with the St. Louis Cardinals and added "if the Lord gives Brooklyn an even break, they are good enough to win."
YOUNG GENIUS AT WORK of administrative economy.
PITTSBURGH (UP) An auto- local National Committee rematic timer for prize fights has duced the town's administrative been invented by a 15-year-old staff to four persons and shifted scientist. Frank Ludwig, a high the rest into "productive labor." school student, constructed the timer from parts of a door bell, Crime Career Interrupted erector set, tin can covers, flash- MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (UP) light batteries and a strip of A 15-year-old Skagit county elastic. He said it works perfect- juvenile is in the detention home ly. j after attempting a burglary but
committing arson instead. Trying to cut the lock off a strongbox in the home of H. A. Southwick,
used his blowtorch
fire to the
referred to the State Hoard of Tax
Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days
al the County Auditors olfice or
Sullivan County. Indiana, or at sucn The other place as may be desisrnated. At
such hearing, taxpayers on.ieciinsr to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers mav inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be ED WEIR. Trustee. Officer of Taxiiiii Unit.
Czech Town Weeds Dcadwood PRAGUE (UP) The Sudeten-
land town of Duchcov, with 3,500 the youth
inhabitants, is being held up to carelessly and set other Czech cities as an example house.
FLYNN'S Burial Vaults Makers of Concrete Vaults - Steel Vaults In Stock
Eleanor Parker and Paul IlcnrciJ toast their future happiness in Y unlets dramatic and passionate story. ''Of Human Bondage."
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PUBLIC SALE The following household articles will be sold at public auction at the residence of the late Minnie Benson, y4 mile north of Benson Chapel Church. SATURDAY, SEPT. 28th, 1946 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. (CST) 3-Piece Living Room Suite; 2 Rugs (9x12 and 11x12);
jT Congoleum Rug (11x12); Dining Table; Writing Desk;
Straight Chairs; Rockers; Lawn Chairs; Battery Radio, good one; 3-Burner Kerosene Stove; 2 Porcelain-Top Tables; Florence Heater, good condition; Daybed; Bed, Springs & Mattress; Feather Bed;.' Folding Cot; Small Bed; Dresser; Ice Box; Lawn Mower; Dishes; Cooking Utensils; Carpet Sweeper; Fruit Jars; Scythe; Garden Plow. Other Articles Too Numerous To Mention. TERMS, CASH, Not responsible for accidents. EMMET HARRISON, Auct. -
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1 , 1 l4l ' f..l I ll'- .j-l, Following are just a few of the many items we have taken from cur regular stock and drastically reduced fw this
GIGANTIC event! Some are slightly soiled or shop-worn, some are broken sizes, but an aie ouihidium.j, w..u PENNEY'S amazingly low prices. .
Roy Rogers with his pal "Gabby" Hayes in a scene from "Song Of Arizona." with Dale Evans.
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INow On Display .... waltham watches the first' American-made watch ... beautiful designs. Have yours laid away today for that Christmas gift.
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BOYS' COTTON SLIPOVER SWEATERS 1.00 BOUDOIR PILLOWS For leisure comfort ... 1.00 BOYS' PLAY SHORTS Use for Gvm Shorts 1.00 MEN'S & BOYS' WOOL STITCHED HATS 1.00 MEN'S WINTER CAPS For Work or Sports 1.00 GIRLS' RAIN CAPES For School wear 1.00 GIRLS' DRESSES Hurrv in for these 1.00 BOYS' WHITE SHIRTS 5 only, size 12 1.00 WOMEN'S DICKEYS For wear with suits 1.00 MEN'S BILLFOLDS (Subj- to 20 Fed. tax) . . . 1.00
ART NEEDLEWORK Aprons, Scarfs, Bibs .... 23c LITTLE BOYS' TIES 25c
50c 50c 50c 50c
MEN'S DRESS CAPS For Winter BOY'S AVIATOR CAPS For cold days WOMEN'S RAIN CAPS A real bargain ....... t tttt v r.Ti?T J' RT.OTTSES For school
STATIONERY Handsomely finished -0c INFANTS' KNIT HEADWEAR 25c & 50c LITTLE BOYS' KNIT CAPS -50c WOMEN'S KNIT HEADWEAR 25c & 50c WOMEN'S ALL WOOL FASCINATORS 50c KIDDIES' HOUSE SHOES For the little tot aOc
MEN'S AND BOYS' BELTSWOMEN'S COLLARS
-All leather ; 50c 50c
! ! New Arrivals For This Gigantic Event ! !
Men Grey Covert WORK PANTS $2.25 Our first shipment in weeks of this old favorite. Fully cut sanforized shrunk and designed for plenty of wear.
Men's FLANNEL PAJAMAS SANFORIZED! $320 Here's something you men will want for those chilly nights ahead. Neat striped patterns in a beautiful array of colors. Sizes A to D-
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BARGAINS ! ! BARGAINS ! ! BARGAINS ! !
ON THE BALCONY LADIES SLACKS Drastically Reduced . . $4.00 & $3.00 WOMEN'S BLOUSES Amazing Value $1.00, $2.00 & $3.00 LADIES FELT HATS Latest Styles 50c & 1.00 WOMEN'S PLASTIC RAINCOATS 5.00 (Rain Hats to Match) 1.00
LADIES WOOL SPORT JACKETS 7.50 fi
ON THE MAIN FLOOR BOYS' FINGERTIP COATS Ideal for school 7.00 BOY'S RAINCOAT All Rubber for wear 3.00 (One only in size 12) BOYS' NAVY COATS All Wool 5.00 BOYS' HOODED MACKINAWS 5.00 BOYS' BETTER SCHOOL TROUSERS . . . $2.00 & 3.00
ONE BIG RACK OF DRASTICALLY REDUCED ITEMS ALL TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK (1st Floor)
WOMEN'S SKIRTS $2.00 & $3.00 WOMEN'S PLAY SUIT (one only, size 12) .00 GIRLS' JACKETS 3.00 SNOW SUITS 4-50 GIRLS' SLACKS 1.00 GIRLS' SWEATERS : . . . . . 2.00
GIRLS' SKIRTS $2.00 GIRLS' COATS 5.00 SMALL BOY'S COAT & CAP SET 3.00
SNOW SUITS 2.50 JUVENILE BOYS' JACKETS (sizes 4 to 10) 2,00 BOYS' BATH ROBES 2.00
Reduced!!-ONE BIG TABLE REMNANTS-ReducedH
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