Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 195, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 September 1946 — Page 5
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, FOR SALE Studio couch; 3room circulator heater; library J table. Priced to sell. 311 Indiana Ave. or call 724-L.
FOR SALE '33 Chev. sedan 5 good tires. See after 5 p. m. all , week.. Bill Killian, Sullivan R. 3. I FOR SALE One Richmond piano, reasonable if taken at once. Also one lot for sale in Sullivan. Malcolm" E. Pinkston, Merom or call 78.
FOR SALE 18 inch metal yard rakes, 89c complete. SECOND FLOOR, ROOT'S SUL-
iLIVAN STORE.
Wanted
For Sale
! WANTED Dead animali. We FOR SALE or trade for light 1 remove your dead animals free of
. car, '36 Chrysler Airflow, 4-door, charge. Phone No. 8 reverie SEED wheat and seed rye. See radio and heater. Chas. Hurst, charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.
rookers. Farm uluuu""' i
us for pressure Bureau Co-op.
WANTED TO BUY Tomatoes for canning on Mondays and
FOR John Deere part nd ,k noU T0 ,-.,, 01B Thursdays. A. L. Robertson
lervice call 285 at Mace Tire A 5 m nr 5B1 aftpru,arH - Greenhouse, R. R. 4, Sullivan.
FOR SALE '35 Terraplane,
Pattern Service, Sullivan, Lad.
: Entrance North Court St
FOR SALE G-E heating pads, $5.20. Second Floor, SULLIVAN ROOT'S STORE.
I FOR SALE Apples. We have WANTED Cesspool, septic a wide selection of varieties at tank and vault cleaning. Modern various prices. Wilson Bros. Or- pumping equipment. Box 20 care 'chard, 8 miles east of Carlisle. .Times. '
FOR SALE 6-room, semimodern house. 702 No. State.
FOR SALE Seed wheat grown from certified seed. Also friers weighing 3 lbs. S. E. Coulson, New Lebanon phone. LATEST popular and classical Victor, ' Columbia, ARA and Signature records. Weekly shipments. Record players, Albums and racks. R. W. Cadwell Music House. FOR SALE Bull calves, 2 d"ays to one month old. Perry Louder, milk, Graysville phone. R 2 Sullivan.
PUBLIC GAMES at the Wood
man Hall Mon. night at t.m sponsored by Pocahontas Lodge. PUBLIC GAMES, St. Mary's
ervoir. Used about one year, like" pair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 Church basement Tuesday night,
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FOR SALE Majestic coal RADIATOR repair and clean-
range, white table-top with res- ing. Welding. Gasoline tank re
new. Don Wilson. R. 2 Carlisle. No. Main St. Phone 334. Pleasantville phone. - " - . , p WANTED Large feather beds FOR SALE Automatic Gas and antiques. R. W. Baldwin, R. water heaters for bottled gas: 4. Greencastle, Ind.
Oct. 1, 8:00 p.
Door prize.
m. Public invited.
News Every Day From Neighboring Towns
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CARLISLE
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The first meeting of the school
year of the local P.T.A. was held
Sidearm heaters for Natural gas; Sidearm kerosene heaters; Range boilers. In Stock. Preseut your HH Priority Rating. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCE VILLE, ILLINOIS. PHONE 90.
: ' '" , . , . end upholstery. Notions WANTED Washings and iron- RQOrs SulUvan storei
ings. Aiovea to new aaaress, tto E. Washington. Mrs. Thomas, after 12 noon.
Dept.,
WANTED Man to work on a
Dairy, experienced with cows, to
Mrs F.lla Douthitt and Mrs.
tn v,i ,ni,i ti,. wav . Essie Listen of Terre Haute, Mr.
ii. s suiiicLiiiiie Bwi-tiHi " , "
this new Fina Foam cleans rugs and. Mrs. Frank LaMaster . oi iTuesday night September 24th.
uestsaof Mr. and Mn jl Sped.1 guests of the meeting uesib ui m werg the teacjiers cf tjie New Er!?n' u D rf t0pir Lebanon and Merom schools. At Mrs Robert Rogers of Fees- . , 7, , ,,,l. seven o'clock a delicious covered skill, New York came last week e Sf 3 Tt w p SL ch0l afeteiia- The rouP then Mr.rdQ PCarRoLmel .went to the high school auditor-
LOST
LOST Boy's loafer coat, two-
FOR SALE-Cocker puppies, 1 So to work immediately uooa Bqx care . gunday with Veade Dodd
oee mac i J ' 1
pd hfs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis, recently. i ! Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens hav had as their guest their niece Mrs. H. C. Mangold of Niles Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Reec have lmd with them for a visi thw fOH, Pvt. Jim Reed, o;
f.. c. 1 : T . :
Joy Owens has returned home v-u"f '. from a visit with relatives in Phillip ' Myers of Pontiac Kansas. Miahijrnp, arrived home ThursJ C-cnc Eenson B. M. 1c . left evening on account of ths Wednesday for Little Creek, nincss of his brother, Fred Coli Virginia after spending hij vin who is in ths Mary shermai!
leave nere witn nis wile and . Hospital. sons. i , ,
ran. Nominating committee, Ed Bcgard, Drue Pinkston and Bonnie Milam. The October meeting will be held October 29th at 7:30 in the high school auditorium and all parents are urged to
attend. '
blonde male cocker, Taylor at Merom.
423 or 76.
Times.
FOR SALE Properties located
Farmersburg and Dugger. Ln-
HATCHERY FLOCKS WANTED: liberal egg premium, im-
FOR SALE 15 young Jersey
cows, some eligible to register, dj ate possession j j 424 mediate egg delivery. Call or
So. Court
nces two to seven years. Some
fresh, others to freshen soon. All bred to 5 star bull. Oliver Ogle, R. 2 Sullivan. FOR SALE 28 head ewes. 3 jni. east on 54, 1 mi., south of Shelton's Filling Station. Jesse Goodman.
FOR SALE Two wagons, two Cushman motor scooters, one pool table. Herbert Drake, Fair, banks.
FOR SALE Copper Clad circulating heating stove. Good condition. 804 E. Jackson St. Phone 732-B.
FOR SALE Saddle bred colt, Duroc gilt males, seed wheat. C. Floyd Horton, Carlisle.
FOR SALE: DUROC BOAR AND GILT SALE Thursday, Oct. 3, 1 p. m. QS.T. 25 boars, 50 gilts. Tops from 170 head. Sale on
the Dougherty farm, 5Vz miles
north of Washington on 57. Lunch served by Ladies Aid. Herschel E. Doades, Washington, Ind. FOR SALE Two horses, saddies and bridles. Phone 794. FOR SALE 1 6-room house.
strictly modern; 1 6-room semi-
modern house. Also 1 five-room
semi-modern house. Possession immediately of any house. E. C. Pope, 554 So. Court.
FOR SALE Folding camera,
3.5 lens. Phone 587.
, and icr-ily near Sullivan, j Mrs. G. W. Clayton spent two :days in Terre Haute the guest of Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Layton.
In loving memory of Millard Mrs. Elsie Rogers, Roy Sam-
n.,.,r, I'TvriK" Smith wlm was kil ed in nelson of Indianapolis ana mi
WUK6"1 1 A 1 1 " wv, "
IN MEMORIAM
was enjoyed by all. nings, president, had
the following program: Song, Alice Wells at Davenport, I6wa. Hymn of the Republic"! by a.i, . .Lyer by Grover Vick- ' Mrs. Alta Colvin returned rey; piano solo by Phyllis Vick- ' hone Wednesday from Bloom- . ... . . '.. ... !,., i. i.,. i ,.::i
a beautirul iiymn oy tne wc.c-one nao uccu viciv
Rev. Jen-i Charles Vickrey and son Phil, I
charge of snent the week-end with Mrs. l.SrWWffi
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an automobile accident one year and Mrs. uari nogers or ceeu. - rhorus- a vocal solo bv relatives. ... in flrnvo cnont fl.P wefk-RIld visit- laClltS cnorus. a vot-ai s01 D , &
dKO lUUciy, pcui. OU, J..7-W. vv.v f
write Usrey & Exline,
Ind., a I various intervals.
... aE0 touay, oepi. ou, uw. wv,c ohv. - : r..n PUo,nt.
WANTED Rnv nr vounff man j 1Qti0c Mrs F.lsie Roeers ,
- iviemuucs oic uccbium iv uuv ii6 . l ii1n, Rpnalrpf Tnlrnrliipt inn for full time job. Good chance ran ml remained for a longer visit. , by Mary Renakei IntioducUon
FOR SALE 400 bales alfalfa for advancement. See the mana- npah i n hpartanhe nothing can The Martha Ellen Club met,?1 eacn" "
hay, never been wet; Deming ger, Southside Kroger,, ;i hpn . Wednesday, September 25th with 1 !aurs) " " vvo"n " Dy Jvir-
shallow well water system; two . 7, Gone and forcotten'bv some he Mrs. Lee Grass. A covered dish r"'
,j v, r,-, J-.euanou
mav be. auinei was aci cu oi
side gas tanks for truck; one set
900-20 truck tire chains. Cecil
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I WANTED TO BUY A house in
Sullivan. Will pay $500 down
of the New
schools. The business
Mrs. Flora -Wence returned to
iiuuk. lire cnains. uecn J R,,t j tn hoart h pvfr Phillips, 1V2 miles southeast of Sd monthly payment. Box B"t..f t0 my heart' he ever
hour to twelve members and two"41" was then held. Anna her home here Sunday, after a
! Nichols read the minutes of the
Merom.
FOR SALE Building and two lots. Building 24x45, lots 54x180 deep. Building could easily be made into a dwelling.' Phone 8045 or 270. FOR SALE Aster cut flow
ers. Mrs. Joe Schroeder, Cross.
33 care Times.
MALE HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITY of lifetime supplying DDT and other profitable products to farmers in. Sullivan County. No experience or capital required. Must have auto end good references. Permanent.
236 i Write or wire McNESS COM
PANY, Dept. T, Freeport, Illinois.
i rt,rte "hn rtau urac qnpnr. spw-
vi4i w. o - ' , , l-e-A moaf rsr, A 1 b- rrit.Ai-i r ,
o.j, k.. tv,- J ir,a and wnrt no nn on ts :for """s- , mrs. raui
o-w u u, u - - . - - , - by Mr, Jennings. Mrs. Gault Plea- of Iliji.al
Back In Jail Via Army
two weeks visit with her niece,
Zachman and family
the Riley Hospital. The club will Dy mT- Jennings, mrs. uauuriea- oi Hiliale, Indiana and Mr. and meet next Tuesday afternoon at sant President of the Community Mrs. Marion Newman at Tangue, the home of Mrs. Emma Mc- i Council was introduced and gave Indiana. Cormick to sew for the Red a short talk. 1 he program coin- Mis. Rm Myers and son. Dan,
Cross The next reular m?etine iul utiwuci hkclhis oi xerre itauie, visiiea iei.uivC3
will be with Mrs. Lucinda Dial.
WANTED Pasture for cattle.
.FOR SALE Large refrigera
tor; eleven-tube radio, bargain; W. A. Wilkey, Sullivan phone.
small coal range; small parlor .
heater. S. M. Rector, R 5 Sullivan, Dugger phone.
WINTHROP, Mass. (UP) After escaping from Deer Island jail and joining the army, Dennis Fournier Banks in Winthrop within sight of the jail from
Mr. and Mrs. Pewey McK inlay ar.d son and Mrs. Lee Grass ', were in Terre Haute Tuesday, j
lvir. ano ivirs. i-ogan j. winegar j
lis as tollows: iora i'lerson, i here Thursday.
Stella Johnson and Mary Coch-1 Dick-Ellis of Evansville, visit-
TINNING
REPAIRS Material Available Phone Phone 932-B 506 North Court St.
GRAB BAG
FOR SALE Water Softeners in stock in various sizes to meet your requirements. LAWRENCE-
V1LLE SALES
Miscellaneous
I which he had fled. A jail guard have returned here to make their j visiting the fort spotted him and future home in the residence adnow Fournier is finishing his 18- joining their daughter's home, month jail term. Mrs. J. S. Brown. .
LAWRENCEVILLE, PHONE 90.
PROMPT ROAD service for j tire battery and farm equipment
COMPANY, troubles. Phone 285. W. S. ILLINOIS. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19
North Section Street.
MEW 'HIGHWAYS' FOR AIRCRAFT
One-Minute Test 1. Ulan Bator is the capital of what nation? It lies between China and Russian Siberia. 2. In what group of islands is tiny Bikini atoll ? 3. In what sea do the Dodecanese islands lie?
FOR SALE Coal stove. Good condition. Carl Wicks, Shelburn.
FOR SALE 5-hoe McCormickDeering wheat drill, fertilizer attachments. Used one season. Burnett Carrithers, Carlisle. FOR SALE One-piece, bright red fleece snow suit, size 1, attached hood. Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Sullivan R. 5, Phone Dugger 70F14.
FOR SALE 1928 Buick chassis and motor, 5 good tires, suitable to make a four-wheel trailer ,use motor for power plant, $75.00. 1 young man's all wool suit, size 36, $10.00. 1 young man's sport coat, size 36, $5.00. S. E. Tatlock, Phone 9273. R. 5. FOR SALE Desk, bookcase, day bed, breakfast set, other household articles at 343 E, Beech St.
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Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Ilaate. We pay all phone charges. 24 hoar serJohn Wachtel Co
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FOR SALE Dining room table, buffet and four chairs, library table. Edgar R. Purcell, Carlisle, R. 3.
FOR SALE Girl's riding
FOR Water Well Drilling, write White Well Drilling Co., Princeton, Indiana.
ROAD SERVICE from HUD'S gives you prompt service for TIRE REPAIRING or more complicated ENGINE TROUBLE shootins can be had ANYTIME
pants, size 12; riding boots, size ANY DAY by merely calling S. Like new. Call at 551 So. 1 262. Hud's Standard Service. Court. . I - : - - ; "ALL INSURANCE is not FOR SALE Golden and Red alike." Ferd E. Hall, Insurance & Delicious apples, $1.50 basket Real Estate, North Oakley Build-
while they last.
R. 1, Sullivan
Rusli Schaffer,
ing.
FOR authorized Norse service.
FOR SALE 6-room house, ' cau Boyd Electric Shop, Sullivan, full basement, bath. Immediate me aiso reDair sman electrical
DIOCKS SOUtn OI aoDliancps. Sat.iKfaet.inn
possession. 4
Baptist church in Shelburn. Mrs. Tom Skinner, Shelburn.
guaran
teed.
FOR SALE 3 milk cows; 1 yr. sorrel mule, white markings. Richard Robbins, 6 mi. southeast
of Sullivan. . FOR SALE Close up, three-' room cottage, electricity, gas, water in back yard.. $1000.00. Very easy terms. Inquire 424 So. Court. FOR SALE Florence heater, large size. 415 East Jackson St. FOR SALE Double unit pipeline International milker, 10 milk cows, riding horse, saddle and bridle. David Hopewell, one mile north of Graysville.
FERTILIZER Taking orders ;now for 2-12-6 or 0-20-0. Immediate or future delivery. Monroe's Feed and Implement I Sales.
Children's Activities Magazine More popular than ever. Every Saturday morning until Dec. 14th over WLW at 9:30 hear a 15-minute radio program with a short talk in each one by Angelo Patri, a great child psychologist. Representative, Mrs. Willis Cox, ' 111 No. Cross St., Sullivan, Ind. NEW WASHERS, They're still hard to find! But our expert Maytag Service can keep your washer any make running like
FOR SALE Twentieth Cen- new. So keep your washer in top tury furnace, 30" bowl, pipes and shape by phoning 332, MONROE'S fixtures. Suitable for church or F E E D AND IMPLEMENT large building. Harley Holt, west SALES. New Authorized Maytag end Broad St., Shelburn. . " Dealer.
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NEW AIRWAYS
PRESENT AIRWAYS
Hints on Etiquette Do you let people finish their Stories, or do you interrupt them and tell what you think is a better one ? If you do you are showing your ill breeding.
Words of Wisdom To be content with even the best people, we must be contented
with little and bear a great deal. Those who are most perfect have many imperfections, and we have great faults; between .the two, mutual toleration becomes very difficult. Fenelon.
Today's Horoscope You can adapt yourself to circumstances and environment, but enjoy luxury and ease. You are amiable,' sociable, magnetic, a loyal friend, and possess a happy disposition. You are idealistic, sensitive, like music and art, and derive much pleasure from both. Do not marry in haste. The month starts on a friendly note, so enjoy it. Don't, however, try
to promote your ambition now
Avoid a heavy discussion; tak it easy. Later in the day is a fin1
time to ask for a raise or irl
creased income. Do not be d'; manding or critical. Retain you pace as the day proceeds, an stick to your schedule. A friend
advice may change your ment?
outlook late this evening, an
later it would be wise to meditat on what you want to dtf thi
month.
One-Minute Test Answers
1. The Mongolian People'3 R(
public. 2. In the Marshall group. 3. In the Aegean sea, Greece.
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WHEN THE AUTOMOBILE BEGAN to congest the antiquated roadways used by the horsedrawn vehicle, super-highways with wide lanes, traffic circles, and by-passes were constructed which eliminated the jams. 'Similarly, now that air travel is jnereasing more and more each day, a ' new traffic pattern to alleviate east coast congestion of air routes is being installed between Akron, O., Washington, New York and Boston. For most of the distance the plan calls for four lanes with three lanes over ' certain sections. The tripling and quadrupling of these hundreds of milas of routes will be made possible by re-aligning a comparatively small number of radio range stations and establishing a few new ones at a cost of about $75,000. Government bureaus and individual airlines involved are setting up the new "highways." Flying "on the beam" is the method by which planes can navigate safely but, sines they must be widely spaced out, ope lane can accommodate only a small number of planes. The new four-Tane system will help to eliminate delays and congestion usually inevitable in bad flying weather. - (International)
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