Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 213, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 October 1946 — Page 7

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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.

WANTED TO DO Auctiineering. Squire Bedwell, R. 1, Carlisle. WANTED Good used car 1932 to 1935 model. 761 E. Harris St. Phone 940-B.

WANTED Extra large feather beds and antiques. R. W. Baldwin, R. 4, Greencastle, Ind.

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2-12-6 FERTILIZER in stock.

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FOR John Deere part nd

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battery Service. RulUvan, Ind, j

OR SALE Fairfield seed

Aheai, grown irom cerunea Iced. S. E. Coulson, Ntw Leba-j fcon phone.

FOR SALE 50 gal. good sorghum. $3.00 a gal. No Sunday sales. Richard V. Johnston, Sullivan, Ind., R. R. 2. Graysville phone.

WANTED Used girl scout uniforms. Call 864 immediately. Miscellaneous

News Every Day From Neighboring Towns

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Coronado RADIO . RECORD PLAYER Combination Set, ceiling price $257.10 GAMBLE'S LOW PRICE $225.00. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Hartley Kartak, Owner.

FOR SALE Aquella No. 1,

(the scientific mineral surface

coating that waterproofs and

I dampproof s interior porous

masonry surfaces, $3.59 gal

lon. Second Floor, ROOT'S L SULLIVAN STORE.

FOR SALE Galv. screen wire,

11. widths; lunch boxes, thermos tottles, shotgun shells, rifle

lells. and oil stoves. Woodward

ajrdware Co., Dugger, Ind.

fO-lb. LARD CANS, 49c ea.

Woodward Hardware Co., Dug-

J:r, Ind.

I HOG HOUSES, ' . BROODER HOUSES. HOG FEEDERS Only

;i few left. They'll pay good dividends this winter. Priced ' right Kjrst j cQmev first served. . WILK-

WHITE & EGG SHELL ENAMEL in Gal. lots. ' So. Side Auto Supply.

FOR SALE 500 cedar posts, 7 ft.; 2 overcoats, 1 topcoat. J. H. "Jack" Wees. Home all day Friday. HAVE buyers for small farm homes or 5 or 6-room modern homes in or near Sullivan. Call or write Good Home Realty Co., 828 North 5th, Torre Haute, Crawford 4836 or Harrison 2015.

PROMPT ROAD service for Bloomington, Indiana

tire battery and farm equipment week-end here with the latter's

troubles. Phone 285. W. S. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 Walters. North Section Street. , . - . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson Sr. "ALL INSURANCE is not is spending a few days in Atheralike." Ferd E. Hall, Insurance & ton, Indiana with their son and Real Estate, North Oakley Build- family. -ing , : Miss Ruth Woolley spent the AVOID WASHER TROUBLE week-end in Indianapolis. Have your washer checked be- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Marshall fore serious trouble develops. an(j family have gone to Michi-Check-up, adjustment and lubri- gau for a week's visit, cation costs little but often and Mrs Harold Houpt of saves much. We use genuine IndianapoliS) spent the week-end Maytag parts. PHONE 332, MON- h wUn h and brotherROE'S FEED AND IMPLEMENT m, Mr and MrS- Walter SALES. New authorized Maytag Bigger. dealer. Maurice Nash was in FarmersTHE Hud Crowder Relief Corps burg Tuesday morning. . will have a rummage sale at the Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dudley Sr. Don Booker Building Friday and of Sullivan, spent Sunday even-

due

Saturday, Oct. 25 & 26.

ing here with friends.

AUTOMATIC RECORD PLAYERS and victrolas. Convenient payments. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR SALE 6 cu. ft. gas refrigerator. See or call Dr. John H. Oldham.

ALL WEEK, rummage sale at 841 N. Court St. Including a man's overcoat, size 42, black; a lsdy's winter coat, size 38, black; a pressure gas stove, a gate-leg table and other things too num

erous to mention.

Fats Are Short

LUMBER CO.. -, fv. f

'FOR SALE New and used

lauto parts. Uor-Way an Unfreeze,

Si.QO'; Peak, $2.65. We buy junk. Mason Auto Exchange, Carlisle, Ind. i .

: CABINETS!- ! 1 bathroom cab-

i rtet , : 2 telephone cabinets, 1 folding-bathroom seat (ideal for a

simal bathroom), bathroom mir

ror, medicine cabinets, and a few kitchen cabinet units. First come,

first served. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

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modern

SALE 6-room semihouse. Garage, out

buildings, 1 acre plot. On paved si Some shade & fruit trees. 5Vz blocks from square. Possession sWv Phone 313.

lambskin

SELL Woman's white

coat trimmed with

Kelly green; woman's white boob, warmly lined. Size 6. Mrs. Mary Jeanne Lowry Markey.

l t Ull Urii-IU ItXlllYlllg uiiijl inui 1J qpws, 2 coming ,4-yr-old roan cpws registered and classified GOOD, both to freshen by Jan. 1; 9-mo.-old heifer, a real pros

pect; an 8-mo.-old bull calf

whose dam' " classified VERY $OOD. Russell D. Pope, 3 miles rjorth of Linton, Ind. ""NORWAY, Zerone and Peak antWreeze, ' battery recharging ;hiie you wait and tire repairing 'at Flynn's Service, Shelburn. GOOD STOCK of asphalt roof paints, metal roof paints,' tinners rd and aluminum paint. See us before you buy. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. FOR SALE R.C.A. radio; 9x12 Ay minster rug, and dining room Suite. 319 Indiana Ave. Telephone

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FOR SALE Hereford bull calves, coming 'yearlings Extra quality, well marked. $100.00 each. Dr. S. E. Lindley.

TO SELL Lady's brown winter coat, detachable fur collar, size 16; also girl's reversible plaid wool coat, size 16. Phone 647. FOR SALE Beds, dressers, dining table. 721 North Main.

SERVICE on all makes of ra

dios. 303 E. Depot st. D. F. Smith. - PUBLIC GAMES every Thursday night at eight o'clock at the American Legion Home under the auspices of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary. NOTICE Who is in the Wholesale Beer Business in Sulvan Co.? Ask your Congressman.

FOR SALE Nice Angus bull calf, suitable for calf club or breeding. Herbert Sinclair, R. 2, Shelburn. Graysville phone. FOR SALE House and two corner lots. Call Shelburn 96.X. FOR SALE Florence heater, good condition. 650 So. Main. FOR SALE Majestic range; gasoline room heater; bicycle basket, metal; window food box; coat, like new, size 44; coat, like new, size 12; cook table; writing desk. W. II. Barcroft, Dugger.

I WE repair small electrical appliances. If you have any antique kerosene lamps to convert into electric, bring them In. Gene's Radio Service. NOTICE Who is in the Wholesale Beer Business in Sullivan Co.? Ask your Congressman. '

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RUMMAGE SALE, Oct. 25 and 26th girls' wool dresses, suits and coats; men's and boys' suits, ' coats, sweaters, etc. 122 French I Street, garage. I

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Davis of Urbana, Illinois, visited Mrs. Johnnie Davis over the weekend. Mrs. Eva Taylor left Wednesday for Anderson to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs.

Byron Harrison, and family.

Frank Terhune of Boston, Massachusetts, was the weekend guest of his mother, Mrs. James Reeves. Mrs. Earl Meeks and son, Arthur Lee, and Mrs. Hud Woodward were in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Phillippi attended the Indiana-Iowa football game at Bloomington Saturday. . Mrs. Ida Hannah left Tuesday for Worthington to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs. Mamie Young and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Headley ..visited in Stafford, Indiana over the weekend. 'Miss June Ann Miller of Sullivan, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crville Miller, over the week-tr.d. Mrs. Anna Pirtle, Mary Bailey

and Norma Bailey visited friends in Terre Haute Sunday. Sgt. Herman Fiath of Camp Campbell, Kentucky, visited Mrs. Flath over the week-end. , . Mrs. Alta Mahan has as hqv guest" Mrs. Grace ' Thornell of JasonVille. v

TODAYS MARKEIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24 (UP) Hogs 7,500; good and choice barrows and gilts, all 24.00; choice light weights to 23.00 or more; sows 50c higher at 22.0022.50.

Mrs. J. B. Hoilman of Effingham, is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Rea Hoilman. The Men's Brotherhood is sponsoring a Hallowe'en party Friday night at Holt Hall for the whole family. Come masked. Charles and Lloyd Vickrey spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Thompson and son cf Indianapolis and Mrs. Gladv Ktryirc-n were guests over the wu'.. . ' ' " Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thompson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Petty of Terre Haute, were waek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pier-

son and family.

Delno Vickrey. of'Jjw York, Is. the guest this week of his father, Grover Vickrey. Mrs. Hattie " Tweedy ' arrived home Monday from a vacation trip with relatives in Nebraska. Mrs. Mary Gettirger and Beatrice Davis of Hutsonville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gettinger. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cahill and family of Terre Haute, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Kate Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Farmersburg, were guests Sunday evening of Mike Borders. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and family of Chicago, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoesman and son. Wayne Johnson and Bob Jones of Purdue University spent the week-end at their home here.

CARLiS

Miss Glenn Nash spent the

week-end here with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nash. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hallett' called on their son, Charles anriU family, Sunday afternoon. v Mr. and Mrs. Chester VarC Meter have returned home after a visit in Michigan with friends': -- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass were in Sullivan Saturday afternoon. While there they called on Ros-.:! coe Carrithers, who is a patient in the Mary Sherman Hospital. Mr. Carrithers is slowly improving.

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Friday & Saturday

Cr.ttle LOGO; calves 500; choice

medium wdglit steers 23.00; bul-i

medium and good yearlings 15.00

medium and

p.ond hc'fe-s .14.50 !8.50; good

ICED ANGELFOOD CAKES 57c DEVILS FOOB CAKES 57c DELICIOUS CUSTARD SWEET ROLLS, doz. . ..... .33c This Bakery Will Be Open Sunday For Your Convenience We Specialize in Cake Decorating and Cater to Private Parties

4-;iUrV4;c5 mediam and 6oc Mi' 'VLSfcl -20-CO; ottered

km. iMnitAUAiYifnt in thft fats and

oils situation for a good long time," beef cows 14.25-17.00; good and according to E. A. Meyer, Deputy choice vealcrs 21.00 22.00; corn-

Administrator, Production ana mar. mon and medium 11.50 2U.0U.

' FOR SALE Three-piece red Mslveteen snow suit, size 3. Mrs. Harold Bledsoe, Phone 824-Y. FOR SALE Apartment-type washer. Can be seen at Harold Boor.e's Harness Shop.

FOR SALE One Duofold suite; 1 overstuffed chair, new covering; 1 love seat. 821 N. State St. Phone 870-A. FOR SALE One setter bird--Jog. Leon Alumbaugh, lVi miles northeast of Scotchtown.

FOR SALE Registered Jersey bull calves from 3 months to 15 months of age. Jester and Design breeding. H. J. Siner, 1st house west of New Lebanon Elevator.

FOR SALE East Vaohington St., 5-room cottage, semi-modern, $2,500. Easy terms. Inquire 424 S. Court St.

I WILL be absent from my office a few days; Oct. 24 to Oct. 28th. Dr. E. K. LeDune. j ! We LAY-AWAY anything with only a small down payment! Electric irons: 2 & 4 Slice electric toasters; heating pads; Roasterettes: electric heaters. ALLISON HARDWARE, Shelburn.

JUST A FEW of the many items we carry Admiral radios, automatic phonographs and radio-phonograph combination sets; Presto, Ecko and Massilon Pressure cookers. ALLISON HARD

WARE, Shelburn.

keting Administration, Department of Agriculture, who spoke before the New York Newspaper Repre

sentatives Association in New YorK City recently. He urged continued

' Sheep LOCO; good and choic? fat lambs 19.0020.40; medium to good 18.50; good and choice

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vl"""" " ,, l0 gooa io.0U; gooa ana cat City recently. He urged continued 7 00-7 50 fat salvage by housewives. , siaugi.tcr cwe .uu .ou. - i HONEYMOON LASTS BUT24 HOURS

Ont-Klinuute Test - 1. What causes scurvy ? 2. Will an object weighing 10 pounds fall 10 times as fast as one weighing one pound? 3. How long does it take the earth to make one rotation?

LOST

FOR SALE 40-acre farm, 6V2 mi. south of Sullivan. Easy terms. Inquire 424 S. Court.

LOGT Lid for new washer, 1 between Sullivan & Graysville. Notify Monroe Maytag Sales.

DeaS Animals I Removed

All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call

(juonroe f eed service, SnJU1 van phone 332 or Crawford 18201 or Crawford 53109. : Terre Haute. We pay all

i&Stone charges. 24 hom; ser-

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FOR SALE Emerson upright piano, $125; Woodstock typewriter, $20; 2 table radios; 2 oak rockers; end table and other furniture pieces. 122 French St. FOR SALE New Idea corn picker. Lang McCammon, R. 1, Sullivan. .

LOST in theater or on street, large cameo brooch encircled with tiny pearls. Keepsake from

scldier in Italy. Kittie E.' Ridge-

way, 722 N. Main Street. "

Word3 of Wisdom Language was given us that we might say pleasant things to each other. Bovee.

Hints on Etiquette

Being co-operative, whether it

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is in the home, in business, or-social or club life, is good manners.

Today's Horoscope ' If your birthday is being observed today, you are kind, affectionate, and have an amiable disposition. You are gracious and self-contained; a fluent talker and an extensive reader. You have musical ability, and should develop it. Marry young and choose a mate who is congenial and who will encourage your talents. Subconscious urges may come to the

fore today. Study them. Some

one's talkativeness is likely to be irritating, but try to bring about those urges. Phone to a friend you have been neglecting lately. The sun enters Scorpio at 7:24 p. m.

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One-Minute Test Answers 1. Lack of vitamin C, which is contained in fresh fruit and vegetables. 2. No; weight alone has no effect on the rate of speed of falling objects. 3. One day 24 hours.

By Jimmy Katlo

Wanted

WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

LOST Liberal reward for re

turn of rose colored belt to rain

coat r,st in or near high school

hi'ilding. Elizabeth McElrath,

Phone 445; 338 Indiana Avenue.

RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Welding. Gasoline tank repair; Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. 1 - , WANTED Cesspool, septic tank and vault cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep appreciation for the kindness

shown us .during the recent ill

ness .and death of our loved one,

Kenry Ring. We especially wish tci thank the neighbors and friends. Rev. Walters, the singers and all who helped in any way to ease our sorrow.

Mrs. Henry Ring and family.

IUST 24 HOL'RS after this picture was taken of Mr. and Mrs. William Sonley signing their wedding reception guest book in San Francisco, the bridegroom was dead and the bride was in the hospital seriously Injured. While driving on their honeymoon in Yosemite valley, the souple's car collided wita a truck (Inteimtioaal Soundpboto)

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