Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 212, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 October 1946 — Page 7
JtSVAN, INDIANA
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FOR SALE Good 2-horse wagon running gears. 3 miles east of Merom. Francis Goodman.
AUTOMATIC RECORD PLAYERS and victrolas. ' Convenient payments. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR RENT
FOR RENT Farm; modern house to live in. Box 32 . c.o Times.
Wanted
WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.
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For Sale
12-6 FERTILIZER in -stock.
U Bureau Co-op. .
pR John Deere parti wad
rice call Z83 at Maco mm 0
:frjr Service, Sullivan, una.
KTR SALE 8-room frame Ring, located centrally in
Inersburg,' Ind. Write Guthrie
ltfisener, Medical Arts Blag.,
l!nond, Ind. '. "
OR SALE Fairfield seed
pat,-1 grown from certified
t S. E. Coulson, Ntw Lcba-phone.
FOR SALE Aquella No. 1,
ft scientific mineral surface
lating that waterproofs and
tmpproofs interior porous aisonrv surfaces, $3.59 gal-
n. Second Floor,... ROOT'S
IjLLIVAN STORE.
FOR SALE I extra laree reg
istered Oxford ram. $40. C. R. Railsback, Phone 767. FOR SALE 6-room semimodern house. Garage, outbuildings, 1 acre plot. On paved st. Some shade & fruit trees. bVz .blocks from square. Possession soon. Phone 313. TO SELL Woman's white lambskin coat trimmed with Kelly green; woman's white boots, warmly lined. Size 6. Mrs. Mary Jeanne Lowry Markey.
FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn cows, 2 coming 4-yr-old roan cows registered and classified GOOD, both to freshen by Jan., 1; 1 9mo.-old heifer, a real prospect; an 8-mo.-old bull calf
I whose dam classified VERY
GOOD. Russell D. Pope, 3 miles north of Linton, Ind.
RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Welding. Gasoline tank repair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED Cesspool, septic tank and vault cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.
WANTED Cesspool and toilet cleaning. Modern equipment. You know the price before we start. Box 105 c-o Times. WANTED Board and room for an elderly lady in modern or semi-modern home. For contact leave address or phone number. Box T c-o Times.
NOTICE Who is in the Wholesale Beer Business in Sulvan Co.? Ask your Congressman. WE repair small electrical appliances. If you have any antique kerosene lamps to convert into electric, bring them in. Gene's Radio Service. GET ACQUAINTED OFFER; Shampoo, fingerwave, manicure and cocktail facial all for $2.00. Helen Neal, CHARM BEAUTY. SHOP, Phone 897. . NOTICE Who is in ,the
Wholesale Beer; Business in Sullivan Co.? Ask your Congressman.
(Slew? Eyqry Day From Neighboring Towns
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OR SALE All varieties of
lfe: both nicked and dropped
Wes. Rickard Orchard, 1 mile
of Legion Home.
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kid: one mare pony, and two
rling mules. Norman Koemg,
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OR SALE Maple twin beds,
iiws and mattresses. , Will sell ajtgPhone-B Shelburnji
qte.,SALE Calk scrv wj.t;e, widths; lunch boxes, thermos lies'' shotgun shells, . rifle
Us, and oil stoves. Wooaward
-dware Co., Dugger, Ind. Iod7lARD CANS, 49c ea.
lodward Hardware Co., Dug-
'"OR SALE Copper-Clad ciralfeie heater; FhUco table
del radio, good condition. 804
Jackson St. Phone 732-B.
TWO CARS of oil stoker on
.cV4 King Station and No. 4.
ice your orders now. No more
ntnenis until Nov. 20th. Draper
Phone 14.
HOG HOUSES. BROODER
PUSES. HOG .FEEDERS Only
lew left. They'll pay good divinds this winter. Priced right.
st pome first served. WILK-
S(&N LUMBER CO.
FOR SALE Model A homemade pick-up, 600x16 tires, $150.00. Also gentle mare pony, saddle & bridle, $50.00. John Wolfe, mile north New Harmony mine. NORWAY, Zerone and . Peak anti-freeze, battery recharging while you wait and tire repairing at Flynn's Service, Shelburn.
'QR SALE History ox World kff II. Memorial edition Com-
authentic, .1100 page:-, 200
ija pictures, vuinor. rrancis
velyan Miller. Complete price
.7! . Send $1 deposit with me and atidres to Box 13B c-o
'mes. Offer good for 3 days.
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FOR SALE Dining room table
d achairs and two-wheel trail-
Cheap. 560 West Johnson.1
FQR SALE New ar-d used Ito' parts. Nor-Way anti-freese, i.00 Peak, $2.65. We buy junk, hse&t Auto Exchange,. Carlisle, FOV SALE HG white faced ock cows. Three miles west of ut.Ttjnville, Illinois. Fhone, Hutnville 109-10. Mark Putnam., cieiNETS! ! 1 bathroom cabet,';2 telephone cabinets, l.foldg jjiathroom seat' ideal for a "1 bathroom), bathroom mir.Jpedicine cabinets, and a few
tcnen cabinet units.. First come.
st served. WILKINSON LUM:ilCO. . , V;. . ,:.
Dead Animals v "Removed ' if
(t kinds: horses, cows.
hep, cal?s and hoes.f CaJJ
vldnroe Feed Service, Snlll-
un phone. 3dz or Crawford 291 Crawford 531C9.
iVrra Haute. We pay ali hnrt charges. 24 hoar serIqkm Wachte Co
GOOD STOCK of asohalt roof
paints, metal roof paints, tinners
red and aluminum paint. See us before . you buy. WILKINSON
LUMBER CO. , ;
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MAN WANTED If you want security in the years ahead in a business of your own with an organization that has an unexcelled record. Capital provided but car
needed. Write Stratton Harmon, Boonville, Ind. WANTED Washings and day work. Phone Esther. Tignor, 441-L. WANTED TO DO Auctiineering. Squire Bedwell, R. 1, Carlisle. ' ' WANTED Man for general farm - work. House furnished. Alfalfa hay for sale. R. R. 4, Sullivan. Graysville . phone. Byron Foutz. v' . j ' WANTED Good used car 1932 to 1935 model. 761 E. Harris St. Phone 940-3..
LOST Male Irish setter missing about 2 weeks.. Call Dugger 119F-3 collect or City Taxi, 239.
LATEST popuTar'and classicr.l Victor, 1 Columbia, ARA and Signature records. Weekly shipments. Record players, Albums md racks. R. W. Cadwell . Music louse. VITALITY and Magic dog ."ood; $6.50, 25 lbs., $1.75; egg mash, prints, $4.25; 16 dairy, $3.25; hay, alfalfa mixed, and straw. Abie's Feed Store.
; FOR SALE By owner, good 51 00m modern house, good full bpsement, Kalamazoo furnace. ?10 W. Thomas St. FOR SA'LE G.E. vaTuAim sweeper. Phone 490-B. Mrs. Sam brakes. FOR SALE Weaned pigs & p,eese. Also 17-month-old Guernsey bull, good one. Quincy Walls, Sullivan R. 3.' FOR SALE Three-mere red velveteen snow suit, size 3. Mrs. Harold Bledsoe, Phone 824-Y. . FOR SALE 50 gal. good sor--:bum. S3 00 a gal. No Sunday ;les. Richard V. Johnston, Sullivan, Ind,, R. R. 2. Graysville phone. '
WANTED-wExtra large feather beds and, antiques. R. ,W. Baldvin, R.-4, Greencastlo, Ind.
Miscellaneous
PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 I North Section Street. ...
t "ALL INSURANCE is not i alike." Ferd E. Hall, Insurance & I Real Estate, North Oakley Build.
ing.
LOST Truck end-gate. Three board, green. Was seen in front of Lumber yard, Shelburn. Call Turner's Store.,. l. 'IN MEMO RI AM ' : In loving memory of Wm. H. Wees, who passed from this life two years . ago :. today. '. Sadly missed by his wife and children.. A precious one from us is gone, a voice we loved is still, a place is vacant in the home "which never can be filled. But we pray our loss is his gain. ' Mrs. Wees and Children
CARD OF THANKS We wish, to lhank' everyone for the kindness and (Sympathy" extended to at the -, death of Amos Faught, one .who was, very dear to us. We wish" to especially thank Rev. Wyman A. Hull, Mrs. Vermont McCoskey, the American Legion , and Auxiliary, Hospital Staff and those who sent the beautiful floral pieces. 1 . , Eva, Faught I Rachel Faught I Sonner Faught I Abbie Faught ! Cecil Faught ,
Mrs. ! Lowell " McMichael of Spencerville, . Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall, for a few days.. Mrs. McMichael is the former Marie Hall. Ed Nash spent the past week at Camp Atterbury. Mrs. Roy Scott and Mrs. Duane Scott and son, Donnie, spent tha week-end in Indianapolis. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Clate Gatlin of Peoria, Illinois, have been spending a few days with, her grandmother, Mrs. Mallie Stuck. Mrs. Josephine Wardell of Scdalia, Missouri, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Leola Anderson. Harold Stevenson spent Friday in Terre Haute. ': Mrs. Lizzie - Fill returned to her home, here last week after an extended visit wjth her daughter and family in Lexington, Kentucky. : V Mrs. Ann Stout and Elva Robertson.., were in Sullivan Monday, afternoon. ., :..f .' .: . : t Mr. .and-. Mrs. Ed. Howard and dauf Mejf,'- Kathy,; of Indianapolis, were Friday . guests of ,Mr.; . and Mrs. Bernard Bolinger ", . " Miss 'Ann . Andrusyk and Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMillen spent
the week-end in Jnd,ianapolis. ; ,
MrsA Rosemary Siner and son visited "Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Siner of New L,ebanon . over the week..?'lJ5fIoplef . Gj-eenway -went to Danville, Illinois. Tuesday whera she will visit relatives.Mi-, and Mrs Hugh McCracken ; and son returned , home , Friday alter wo weeks vacation in South Dakota.
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The members of the Ladies Aid and the Women's Bible class met Thursday-at the home of .Mrs,
Drue Pinkston for a covered dish
dinner in . honor of the 83rd birthday of Mrs. Viola Hunt, who is leaving soon to spend the winter with her son, Kenneth, in Portland, Oregon. Those enjoy
ing the day were Joy; Owens,
, Cora Duean. Mrs. Myrtle Arnett, Cora C.-'".-..' . "-.'tie Crowe, Liz'zie Mason, Anna Eslinger, Louise Daugherty. Pauline Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinkston and the honored guest. I Anna Marie Thompson, student ' at Indiana State Teachers College was a guest of her grandiwnt?, Mr. and Mrs., Raymond Thompson, over the week-end. ' Ruth and Mary Ann Roseberry spent-, Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilkey in Sullivan. .
j Mr. 'and Mrs. Breck Leach isnent Thursday with Wiley Pleasant ' at Stewardson, Illinois. I Phillip Vickrey left last week j- TriiianapoIis where he - has accei.'iktT v;ork with the Illinois j Central railroad company ' ' Mrs... Mary Osman and son of
Muncie, spent Thursday with Mrs. May me Apple. The Summer Youth Assembly of Southern Indiana and Illinois held 5a rally at Merom Institute during the week-end and had charge of the worship service at Hatten Chapel Sunday morn vg
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coyner visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hope Sunday. Mrs. Thehna Hickman was in Linton Saturday on business. A bus load of Pythian. Pi.st?rs visited the. Clinton. Temple Tuesday evening. - Miss Effio Pigg and Mrs. Monna Hopkins attended the Busi
ness - Women's meeting at Linton Monday evening. The Rcbekahs served a chicken dinner Monday evening to the Lions Club.
O.E.S. met Monday evening in j regular session. After chapter the ' entertainment committee sarved j refreshments in the dining room. !
The tables were decorated with Hallowe'en emblems. Refresh ments of salad, pumpkin pie, whipped cream, ritz cracker; and coffee were - served to about thirty-five members.
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Hav you thought of selling your farm? Of taking well-earned rest? Of moving closer to your children? Of seeking another climate? Of trying another type of farming? Moybe you think you should delay a little longer. Can you offord to risk delay? A wise selier sells when the market is good. He knows It can change over-night. Now H the time to selll UNITED FARM AGENCY, long established, highly dependable, brings buyers to midwest farms from the remotest parts of the country. No one else can serve you as well. Let us sell your farm. No charge unless we do. See our bonded representative NOWI JAMES W. LAFOLLETTE Tel. 9075 3 miles N. of Sullivan on 41
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KANSAS CITY' T. LOUIS CHICAGO
SERIOUS FATS AND OILS SITUATION
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NOTICE Party is known who took shepherd pup Sat.; Oct. 19th from premises of the Jas. Kiiby farm east of Shelburn. Person return dog, no questions asked.
Coronado RADIO - RECORD PLAYER Combination Set, ceilixe - price $257.10 GAMBLE'S LOW PRICE $225.00. GAMBLE'S, ,'Tt Ffierrily Stoi-." Authorbed Dealer,; Hartley Kartak, Owner. FOR SALE Apartment-type asher.- an be seen at Harold oo-'c's HarnesB .Shop. WHITE '& EGG SHELL ENAMTL in GaU lots; : So. Side Auto upply. ' .
NOTICE Who is in the wholesale beer business in Sullivan County? AUCTION SALE 4 rooms
household furniture at residence in Dugger, Thursday, Oct. 24th at 1:00. Mary Ellen Thompson. . SELL YOUR soybeans and corn to Johnson's . Elevator. Highest every day prices paid. Bring us your old corn now while you still get a handsome premium for it. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next 'to C. & E. I. Depot. ' AVOID WASHER TROUBLE Have yqur washer checked before serious trouble develops. Cbeck-up, adjustment and lubrication costs little but often ssves much. We use genuine Maytag parts. PHONE S32, MONROE'S FEED AND IMPLEMENT SALES. New authorized Maytag dealer. ''
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list uma! Qffos'! Beaters 'Wanted V For "Factory-Biit" "
A'.tractively designed 24x20. " Made of all seasoned liimbcr. In easy -to -assemble sections. Many excellent features. IMMEDIATE -DELIVERY.. Applicant must be ispable of purchasing in carload lots. Wrte tc.lay. IncluiJ: refer-nit-3 Sur'Hy Coi-poration. 517
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So serious, in fact, that it was announced at the meeting of New York Newspaper Representatives Association In New York City that the , ! 'oovernment would undertake only limited commitments of fats and Aikin V Son for exprt after the end of this year and tnat fat sava9e must
at this section of the speakers table are: Thomas W. Walker, president of the New York Newspaper Representatives Association; Chester Hainan, of the Department of Agriculture; Nathan B. Seidman, of Inter-Racial Press; Joseph Braun, of Kenyon and Eckhardt; and William G. Black, of Interstate United Newspapers.
FUN KRAI. HOMK "Alkln'n 8ervice Cot N I Mtre." .
GRAB BAG
The "Shimmying " car is a dangerous car. -The unusual strains, difficult driving discomfort cause accidents besides mining your tires. We- correct " Shimmy " properly. cin gw
118 So. Main Phone fSS
One-Mlnuute Test ' . v lrWith what four departments did the U. S. government begin? 2. Who was Mary Ball's famous son? 3. In what part of the U. S. did the Blackfeet Indians live?
Words of Wisdom . -j Going1 to law is losing acow for the sake of a cat Chinese proverb. Hints on Etiquette , T..Being fair to your employer in
giving him efficientwork andat-
tentiort to business in return for your earnings, is good manners as well as good business.
? . Today's Horoscope . Are you celebrating a birthday today? - If so you have a keen mind, shrewd judgment and a strong will. You are robust and have abnormal endurance under stress. 'You are bright, witty and a good entertainer. Your life will be uneventful, but you will have the steadfast love of your mate. The moon enters Libra at 7:35 a. m. Give your full co-operation to your neighbors or to a local so
cial program. Political discussions may lead to a big argument, so be sure of your facts. Heed a word from the wise, and give no advice, counsel or criticism, even if you are asked for it. The day's tasks should be finished up quickly with the aid of this aspect. En
joy yourself.
One-Minute Test Answers..1. The treasury, war, foreign affairs and the attorney general's department. 2. George Washington. 3. The Dakotas.
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MOTHER AND GRANDMA IN 3 DAYS
FOR SALE Table- model ra,'io, used less one year. $20. Mrs. 3iU Williams, 118 W. Jackson ;; : FOR SALE 500 cedar pots. 7 ft.; 2 overeats, ,1 topcoat.' J. H, "Jack" Vees. Heme all day Frir ''ay. . " .,''-. . ,
THE Hud Crowder Relief Corps will, have a rummage sale at - trie Den Booker Building Friday, and Saturday, Oct. 25 ,'& 26. , ; . ' ALL. WEEK, rummage sale at 841 N. Court St. Including a man's overcoat, size 42, black; a lady's winter cc at, size 33, black; a pressure gas stove, . a gate-leg table and other things too numerous to mention. -.
HAVE buyers for small farm : homes or 5 :Or 6-rnom modern homes in or near Sullivan. Call or write Good Home Realty Co., C28 . North f.th, Terre Hauti, Cr-rivford 416 or Hrriwn .;?Ol5. Good property in Paxton on a main ' street, four-room house, four lots and plenty of outbuild. ing3. Npw. empty. Price $2200.00. W. T. Mellott. .
"SERVICE on ail makes of radios. 303 E. Depot st. D.-F. Smith.
PUBLIC GAMES every Thursday night at eight o'clock at the American Legion Ttorne under the ouspices of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary.
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They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
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RUMMAGE SALE by Frank Neff,-Relief . Corps, at . Powell's Garage October 24tb,
HOLDING HER FOURTH CHIID is Mrs. Mary Reto (left) of Pittsburgh, who became a mother and a grandmother within three days. At right, is Mrs.i.Retp's daughter,, Mrs.. 'Albert. Palumbo, who gave birth to a. baby, tbrea'days before her wttief ilnterMttonqi'SoUnpJtX
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