Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 195, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 September 1946 — Page 3

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A MAN FELT LIKE HIS k BONES WERE BROKEN DUE TO RHEUMATISM One man recently stated that kui nv iim, 111c uuiic.l 111 ; lAMn ... 1 1. rru: ilia icgn wcic UlUlVdJ. X Ills was ue to muscular rheumatism. His ouscles were swollen and his legs so stiff and sore that he wouldn't walk without limping. IHe was in misery. Recently he started taking RHU-AID and savs khe feeling like his bones were broken disappeared the . second pay.- The swelling and stiffness fcas'jgone from his muscles; now hecan walk without suffering pa says he feels like 9 new man i K RHU-AID contains Three Great Medical Ingredients which go kight to the very source of rheu matic and neuntic aches and pains. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering! Get RHUAID. Bennett's Drug Store. NEW LOCATION The KELLEY ACCOUNTING SERVICE is now located more conveniently on the north side of the public square ... Quartered in offices over the County Hardware, we invite you to bring your BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHIC TYPING Work Here To Be SOLVED KELLEY'S Accounting Service 1212 West Washington Telephone 214 Norma Kelley, Accountant

Divide Your Money Worries by Twelve. Money worries are caused by lack of ready cash. Borrow that ready cash. Divide repayment by twelve the monthly payment and the problem is usually solved. Borrow What You Need Now, Loans Up To 300 on Personal Property. Security Loan Co. Upstairs North Side Oakley Bldg. Across From Index

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To Water Consumers The water will be turned off at 1:00 P. M. o'clock Tuesday, October 1st, 1946 for a period of approximately two hours for hydrant repairs on the following streets:

Section Street from Washington St. to Giles St. Giles Street from Section St. to Main St. Graysville Street from Section St. to Court St. Court Street from Cochran St. to Wolfe St. . Please arrange your supply accordingly. Sullivan County Water Company

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LOCALS

Woodrow Routt of Cincinnati, Ohio, has been a recent guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Routt of North French Street. Miss Gene Selbv of Indiana polis, spent the week-end hers with her grandmother, 'Mrs. Rachel Wilson, of North Section Street. , Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carpenter are in rsioomingcon visiting ,j u i4.':.. in visiting friends and transacting business here, returned home Saturday. Her sisters, Mrs. Ciiss Carlson and Miss Pearl Ridge of California, who have also been visiting here will return home Wednesday. Miss Kitty Ridge another sister .also of Washington, D. C will visit a month in California with Mrs. Carlson and Miss Ridge. Mrs. Prank Marks and children, Bobby and Linda, will return luesuay 10 i.'ieir nome in Hollywood,' Florida after an extenaea visit nere witn Dr. ana Mfs- S- E- Lindley and otner relatives. The Marks will return by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markey, wh0 have been visiting the formers Parents in Alldover, Mass. have turned to Sullivan and are the guests of the latter's parents Mr- and Mrs. Gus Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Brokaw J of Pueblo, Colorado, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Wesley Eaton and Mrs. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw are en routs home from a six weeks tour through Can- : ada. I Mrs. Bertha Jarvis of Princeton, Indiana, Mrs. Hazel Crawford of Vincennes, Indiana, and lMrs - Mary Parks of Sullivan spem uie weeit-ena wnn xneir sister, Mrs. Ethel Tilley, at her country place, Light Inn, in. tr: n . -- viku i-uumv. Goldia Nesbitt. has returnprl tn u -u.:; she attended the National Hairdressers Convention. Fish Dropped By Parachute MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (UP) A total of 55,000 greyling fry were dropped by parachute into stock the mountain waters. This is the" second parachute drop for fish in this area. i NEW COATS AND

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with tne new bulky look in gray or natural wool yarn which has a minute waistline belt, rounded lapels and full cuff sleeves. Below is

a smart suit perfect for either town or country wear. It features strategically placed darts and pockets that give silhouette emphasis

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES MONDAY, SEPT. 30, 1946. WINDSORS TO END 10-YEAR EXILE

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THE DUKE OF WINDSOR is expected to end his 10-year exile before . tiie end of 1946 and return to England with hia American-born duchess, the former Wally Simpson, for whom he gave up the throne, Court informants Indicate the duke, former governor of the Bahamas, will be offered by King George a "grace and favor" residence usually reserved for high public officials on retirement The couple, 'n above, is now in France. (International) , ' ,

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Patnc Know Its, GcralJinc Fitzgerald and Alan Ladd go pver their plans once more before putting them into operation in.Paramount's thrilling "O.S.S."

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BROADWAY NIGHTS BY AXEL STORM

Distributed by In that tops musical hit, "Annie Get Your Gun," there's a lilty lyric that goes "There's no business like show business..." And in this, the rehearsal season, show business reaches the zenith of zany. A score of tiny, medium sized and giant productions are about to be born and all the parents, relatives and friends of the expected offspring go around running high temperatures; worrying, fretting, talking to themselves an to anyone who will listen. Awesome and bizarre become the cavernous interiors of darkened theatres where actors, directors, producers, advisers and "experts" gather to help bring the child into the world of makebelieve. Nothing could be less inspiring, however, than the Darren, gloomy stages where their voices now echo eerily. In some are to be seen the scattered fragments of last year's scenic finery; in others there is only a blank brick wall or a futuristic pattern of ladders and ropes, of fire proofed boarding and wooden planks; of saw horses and electrical quipment. A disinterested doorman peers in from time to time. The actors, clad in their street clothes rush in from breakfast or lunch and sit. about on uncomfortable chairs with scripts in their hands. Casually they read off their lines without emotion or gesture. Propped on a table, as like as not," is a director waiting a chance to get the players to "dig into" their lines. In one such crypt-like place a Helen Hayes may be moving about; in another, four gents with trombones and cornets hover over a piano; next door a row of cuties, minus make-up, prance about in their rehearsal trunks. From one end of Broad With The Colors TV 5 Thomas Burns, son of Mr. "and ilivs. Jack Burns. New Lebanon, lander! in Seattle Sept. 1st after snemlirig IS months' in the South Pacific area. Before crn: barking for the U. S. I't was a member of the Army of Occupation in Japan. He is expected to be home in the very near future.

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These FEEDS are STILL SCARCE and "HARD-TO-GET." They will remain so for some time due to the shortage of all proteins. We also have PLENTY of FERTILIZER and COENS SEED WHEAT for sale. This wheat is recleaned and SMUT TREATED. We make deliveries on amounts of one ton sales or more. CALL CARLISLE M-20 WE WILL BE GLAD TO SURVEY YOUR NEEDS! !

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way to another frantic producers begin sending out "calls." One is searching for a 14 year oh" boy who looks like a youthful genius but can act. Another wants a 12 year old boy who can memorize a staggering number of lines. Still another can see no hope for his play unless a certain lady in Hollywood jumps her film career to come to Broadway. The phones of theatrical agents ring constantly. Throngs pack the little offices of casting agents. Wistful looks are a Cime a dozen. Hope is in the wind and the starving actor of last year imagines himself the white hope of this year. Within a few weeks or months, the stages will be brilliantly lighted and the world of makebelieve will take the place of the darkened crypts of today. Millions will be spent only to oe dropped at a try-out in Philadelphia, Boston or Baltimore. At this moment reports come in, for instance, that all is not well with "Park Avenue," with which many of Broadway's mightiest names are connected and concerning which there has been excited whispering. Taken to the road for a workout, it was almost immediately withdrawn for revisions and even recastings. A few rush in while the others are getting ready. And one such is "Hidden Horizon," which is not likely to enjoy a vcry long life. Written by Agatha Christie and taken from her murder mystery thriller, "Death On the Nile,' it promised a pleasantly creepy evening. But Broadway's critical sleuths were unable to detect so much as a goose-pimple. Whatever may be Miss Christie's gift as a spinner of hair-raising yarns, as a playwright her dialogue must often be as embarrassing for the actor as it is dull going for the audiences.

READY MIXED CONCRETE Delivered in Sullivan 4 Bag Mix Per Yd. $8.50 ! Bag Mix Per Yd. $9.00 4 y2 Bag Mix Per Yd. $8.75 r Bag Mix Per Yd. $9.!)0 6 Bag Mix Per Yd. $10.00 CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face 18c Each Above price is (or 8x8 xl6" block. Rock Face Blocks, Bullnose Corners, Parlition Blocks 4 x 8 x 16" and Line Blocks 8x4x16" also available. CALL OR WKITRCARL A. NEWLIN

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