Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 198, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 October 1946 — Page 4

AGE FOUR

Sunday, Oct. 6 at 1:00 P..JW. Featuring Kid riders with a special added attraction for small ponies. Dogger Saddle Club Track y'l Mile Souh Dugger. NO ENTRY FEE.

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You'll Want to Lay in a Big Supply of FAMOUS DONALD DUCK BRAND

Every drop of juice in every can bearing the famous Donald Duck Trademark comes from grapefruit fresh from the sunny groves of Florida. No wonder this brand is so flavorful and

vitamin-rich! No wonder it's so popular with everybody who enjoys refreshing grapefruit juice. ' '

ALSO FAMOUS CAL-TONE ORANGE JUICE

So rich in precious vitamins, this delicious orange juice i called "California Liquid Sunshine!"

A & P Celebrates lfs 87 GLEN VALLEY DC . EARLY rkl, JUNE . Can DAILEY'S - PICKLES 2! 26p IONA NEW PACK . TOMATO JUICE ?3(? LlBBY'S r -' . DEVILED HAM . 15e VCODSURY SOAP Regular Size

PAXTON P4iss Dixie Hiatt spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ridge and family. Mrs. Roxie McCanimon spent Wednesday with' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCammon. TvT.ir.s Evelyn Scxtcn of Indianapolis, spent Friday here with Mr. and Mrs. Jlerb Snyder and family. , Dan Robbins was a visitor at the county seat Friday. Mrs. Lora Turner called , on Mrs. Crago Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fonra Davidson called on Mrs. Goldie Plummer and family Thursday. Miss Flossie Huffman of Bruceville, Indiana, spent the

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week-end . with . Mrs. . Bessie White. They spent Saturday in Terre Haute. ' -Mr. and Mrs. Allison pittman spent Wednesday at Fairbanks with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pittman. Miss Dixie Hiatt visited Miss ' Phyllis Jean Cox at the home of Mrs. Mary Eslinger Thursday afternoon. jvhs M?"df Daugherty was in Sullivan Friday. ' ' i Mrs. Phyllis Stringer, Miss Diane Stringer. Mr. and Mrs Tom Guire and Larry, and Eve lyn Sexton of Indianapolis, call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Herb Snyder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Snyder were evening callers. ! Mrs. Paul LaFollette of Terre Haute, called on Mrs. ' Elsie ; Stone and Edgar Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith, were in Sullivan Saturday eyenng. Miss Mary MacD,pnad and Miss Vaughn Hjatt of jndianaDelicious Healthful Convenient Economical J V"' WISCONSIN CHEDDAR CHEESE RICH, TANGY . BLEU CHEESE 55c Lb. Lb. & RABST-ETT PIMENTO CHEESE ff 28c MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN CHEE3E Lb. 60c PHILADELPHIA 1 ' . - ,' CREAM CHEESE :f; 12o BO-PEEP AMMONIA

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THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1946.

Asks Retraction ADM. ERNEST J. KING, war-tipie qhief of naval operations, is shown before the Senate Investigating committee as he denied that he approved continuance of the $134,0QP,QQ0 oil-highway project In Canada in 1943 in face of "official" navy opposition. The admiral demanded that the Kilgore committee retract its statement that King's action was "a blot" on his record. - (International) polis, were the week-end guests t- their families here. ' ' - Pyte Johnson and Joe Watson were in fliitspnviUe, Illinois lyionday afternoon. Mr. ar?d Mrs. Rqbprt Monroe an4 Mr. ' aqd Wis. J,erry Hardy were in Sullivan Tuesday' even ing. ' lift1, and Mrs. J." J. McQaramon vere in Sulliyan Saturday.. Fismo Clams Make Comeback HUNTINGTON BEACH, (UP) Pismo clams have Cal. appeared along the coast here for the first time in 11 years. Once a haven for the clams, the beach was blighted by bilge oil dumped from a tanker in 1935, killink every clam for miles. FACTOGRAPHS Lydia Huntley Sigourney, American poet and philanthrophist (1791-1865), was, one 'of the first women in America to plan for . higher education for women. She established a girls' school at Norwich, Conn., in 1809, and one to Hartford to 1814. ' . i"'The snake-headed, fish or serpent-head is an East Indian fish, and so called on account of the long eel-like fcrm and flatteheo head, which is covered with large ' scales. In Choni, China, butter., mixed : with powdered colors, is mplded into figures of gods which 'rut for a night each year. Modern oil wells sometimes extend as far as three miles below the earth's surface. ' JgEP GOES SWANKY BOSTQN (UP) Sign ; of the times: A doorman at a swank Iostorf hotel opening the door of a jeep and helping a woman clad in an evening gown to the curb. 7:;.- IS COMING Order your Interchangeable Storm Window! now for fail delivery. ALSO Insulated -Siding AsbsstcisShipglsi Free Demonstration .and . Estimate1 ' , Witho it Oblisat'on. No Money Down ' 36 Months To Pay. Telephone 136 Digger or write , Vincerines Home Sales ' 1026 No. 7th

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WK. ENDING JUNE 29 WK. ENDING JULY 20 WK. ENDING AUG. 3 WX. ENDING SEPT. 7 OPA Controls Lifted June 30 OPA Sett New Meat Ceilings Aug. 20 YI'ITH THE BUTCHER SHOPS and refrigerators bare because of the scarcity of meat while a record herd is reported oh the western ranges, this chart shows the rise and fall of the amount of livestock received at 12 of the nation's largest packing centers in the mid-west. The highest number was recorded between the lifting of the OPA and re-imposition of ceilings. Figures are from the department of agriculture. (International) -

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