Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 221, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 November 1946 — Page 5

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For Sale TRACTOR manure spreaders in stock. Farm Bureau Co-op. nd FOR John Deere parts wvlce call 285 t Mace Tlx tter service, oumvan, uiu. FOR SALE Fairfield seed wheat, grown from certified seed. S. 'E. Coulson, New Leba non phone. FOR SALE Aquella No. 1, the scientific mineral surface coating that waterproofs and dampproofs interior porous masonry surfaces, $3.59 gallon. Second Floor, ROOT'S SULLIVAN STORE. FOR SALE Electrolux vacuum cleaner. Service and supplies. Telephone Kirk McMillan, 250. FOR SALE Team of horses, 5 and 8 yrs. old. Herbert Pigg, 2 miles north of Scotchtown, V mile west. FOR SALE Genuine ponyskin fur coat, tailor made, fit size 16 or 18. $100. Tot Shop, VA blocks south of square on Main. 4 FOR SALE or would trade for corn, about 5 dozen Austra White hens. Charles Plummer, 3rd house north Paxton Postolfice. FOR SALE Kelvinator refrig. erator. 421 So. Stratton. MAJESTIC cabinet heaters for immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Royal Hot Blast heater, 81; 60 Ford transmission & clutch. See Earl Hiatt, Dugger. FOR SALE '35 two-doo Chevrolet. Good tires. Floyd Hollingsworth, R. 1 Carlisle, 1xk miles west of Pleasantville. FOR SALE Fur coat with matching hat. Cleaned and glazed. Cheap. Phone. 538-B. 602 E. Jack son. FOR SALE '23 1-ton Chevrolet truck. New bed, extra good rear tire., gO"d motor. Inquire 720 E. Chancy. FOR SALE Lnre coal heater used ore season, 233 So. Court. FOR SALE 10;!6 Ford coupe. 8 Broad St. FOR SALE 8-room modern homo on 41; 30-acve farm on 43 ar.d ether Jown and farm pr perty. Ferd Hall, Real Estata North Oakley Bids. CARLOAD of oil stoker. Order now! Draper Ceal Co., Phone 1-1 FOR F-ALE Limited numbe! red Mo. Wish to buy Writini: desk. 433 East Jackson. Tel. 41? FOR PALE Two Angus bull calves. C. Lyndcll Drake, Fairbanks, Ind. FOR SALE 100 Austra-White hens. George Knotts, Carlisle Ind. . FOR SALE 1031 Chevrolci truck, long wheel base. Used washing machine: Roy AlumbEuph, Cass. FOR SALE 5 well marked Hampshire; boars eligible to register. Carl Wampler, Graysville phone. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Cat! Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We oar all k phone charges. 24 hoar serUohn Wachte! Co I'm ssxi. itiSsssi

FOR SALE More lbs. beef in Polled Shorthorn cows and heif.

ers, registered. Corn planter, mowing machine, wason. manure spreader and some doors. S. E. Walters, R. 5 Sullivan. : FOR" SALE 1934 Plymouth. good condition, good tires. 2 miles north of Cass, Vz miles east. Donald Robertson. j FOR SALE 4-room house in igood repair, with three lots, in I Bicknell. Inquire at 115 West ! Eight St., Bicknell. FOR SALE Table top kerosene range, utility cabinet, table & chairs, chest of drawers, radio, girl's coat, 12 yr. 24 East Snow, corner of State and Snow. FOR SALE Electrie FritMH-t ire. Call 8072. I FOR SALE One Guernsey male coming two years old; two gilts; 20 bu. popcorn. 6 miles east of Sullivan. R. 3. Thomas A. Sevier. FOR SALE One 24"x28" and one 24"x36" glass storm sash. 12!! N. Cross. vTouFOR SALE Electrolux urn cleaners, supplies & service. Telephone Kirk McMillan, 250. FOR . SALE Spring farrowed gilts, eligible to be registered. Lowell Badger, Graysville phone. 2 miles north of Graysville on Road 63. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet. See Mrs. May Brooks at Shslburn. FOR SALE 15 steers: 10 Herefords, 5 Angus, wt. 500-600. Vh. miles west New Lebanon elevator. Ernest Hunt. Permanent Anti-freeze available NOW, $2.65 gallon. Norway and Zerone $1.00 gallon. Flynn's Service, Phone 39W, Shelburn. FOR SALE 1936 Ford sedan. New tires, rebuilt motor, radio, good paint. 1101 "H. Main St. USED FURNITURE, piano, oil stoves, heating stoves, cook cloves, rocking chairs, dining chairs, kitchen cabinets, dresses, skirts, blouses, sweaters, coats and shoes at Breedlove's Trading Post, Shelburn. FOR SALE Three-room cottage. Remodeled, newly painted and papered, new roof. On pavement. City water, sewer,, good well, other extras. Inquire or vrite for : appointment, BECK, ?46 South Court St. ' FOR SALE Fries at Walls Broiler Plants across from C. & 1. I. Depot. Phone 102-A. FOR GALE Livin-; ;ults,chcap. Keith Badger, ; St.Clair. room 105 So. FOR SALE 5-room house. 21G, 'eCarrtnon St. Jess H. V'ikon. FOR SALE Nice fat capons or Thanksgiving. Rev. C. E. cmberger, Dugger, Ind., Phone 143. FOR SALS Gcod dock 250-lb. "potted Poland-China sow with 7 pigs; good two-horse wagon .vith sideboards, spring scsit and latent endgate, scoop-board; vagon hay-rack, welt ironed a.id Eintcd. Claude C. Phillips, Sullivan R. 2. Graysville phone. , , , FOR SALE Florence heater, . . ,J size 7o; new ironing board. 127 So. State. Call between 6:007:00. Phone 733. FOR SALE Wagon, bed and scoop board. Lloyd South, R. 4, Sullivan. FOR SALE Hollywood single bed complete with aluminum . . , ., . i ,. , ,. aoume con springs cotton ten mniH (-130) vv niw; uuvicu O w 100 i Ul fled bedspread, slightly used; young man's all wool blue tweed suit, small size. Phone 724-A or call at C. M. Creamer's, 235 N. Cross

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WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. 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 J 05 c-o Times. WANTED Woman for house work. No cooking, 'washing or ironing. 4 hrs. daily, 8:00 to 12:00. Phone 8115. KRAFT Foods Co., division quality control man desperately needs 2-3 bedroom hniisp. r.aii Miron Roberts, phone No. 56. wan LiLD Lady to work m grocery store. Steady employ- . i. TTT'i- i rn ment. Write A, care of Times WANTED Waitress, over 21. Excellent working conditions. Box 12 c-o Times.

WANTED TO RENT-100 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heiden-150-acre farm with some pasture. reich Epent the week-end with Have own equipment. Box 134 relatives at Moline, 111. care : Times. , gue Ngncy gnd Conme

WANTED Furnished bedroom apartment in downtown area for two retired ladies. Write Box 144 c-o Times. FOR RENT F0R RENT 5-room furnished modern country home, 6 miles southwest of Sullivan. $50 per month. White Box GB c-o Times. Miscellaneous PROMPT ROAD service for tire Dat,cry and arm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street. 1 , BRING IN your car or truck for complete fall change-over. STAHL'S STANDARD SERVICE, formerly Hud's Standard Service, 29 North Section Street. Pho-e 2S2. KO WASHER . VACATION. When tired, you take a vacation. But you can't give your washer a week off. Maybe it's time for an expert check-up, adjustment and lubrication. Avoid serious trouble. PHONE 332, MONROE'S FEED & IMPLEMENT SALES. New authorized Maytag dealer. FOR' LOCAL and long dis tice moving, call 30. Wm. Theali Truck Service. I J TRI KAPPA RUMMAGE SALE Nov. 7, 8 & 9, first door south of Smith Bakery. ' To Whom It May Concerh I will not be responsible for any , debts incurred by persons other than myself. Kyle Vaught. MEROM FERRY will close from 6 P. M. until 6 A. M. effec- I tive Nov. 11. Will cross by ap- i pointment. Phone Rupert Carty, I Merom B'erry, for appointment, j PUBLIC SALE November' 8th, 4 miles east of Carlisle on Indian Prairie church road. Farm machinery, household goods, livestock. Sale starts 10 a. m. Waletich, Carlisle, Ind. Joe Put package containing two ldie-. union suit:, and one blade wool sweater in the wrong car at Dusger November 2. Finder lf3ve package at Woodward's Hardware. I LOST LOST Tribune carrier's .book with name of Nathan Raines. 408 North Olive. Call 861-X. Reward. LOST Black-vhite bob-tail fox terrier dog, named Tony. Seen Sun. evening around Old Hickcry church. Reward. Call 70F-13, Dugger or 534-M, Linton. I.OaT Saturday evening on t T- . c.. . . . East Washington St., registered let'er and check. Return to Bill Trk Crawford. 614 Ea-t Davis, Fullivan. Receive reward. CARD OF THANKS . We wish to thank friends and neighbors and everyone who so graciously assisted us during the. fciu.ivutiv oiwwi-u us uuxLtu laic jHness and death of our father, Trtrhim T tJin rtrlrv Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Bragdon Wm. F. Bragdon Ross J. Bragdon Mr, and Mrs, Raymond L. Ferree

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Mrs- Pauline Gouckenour of Sullivan, Margaret Lane and Ruthanna Gray of the Bedford Hospital, and Evelyn Crisswell of the Bloomington Hospital were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Gray and family. " Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert Harrison of Sullivan, and .Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Harrison were guests Sunday of Mrs. Myrtle Harrison and Anna Harrison. Lou Johnson spent the week-end witn their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs- 031111 feasant Mrs. riora uniman reiurneu m - us-, r-ii a i ' home Sunday from a visit with relatives in Ohio. The Senior Pals class meeting will be held Thursday night at 7 O'clock at the home of Ovaline Arnett. - ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vickrey,Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore and daughter of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sparks, Jr., were guests Sunday of Charlie Vickrey and sons. The dinner was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sparks, who were united in marriage on Friday evening, Nov. 1st at the Methodist parson- ' age in Patoka, Ind., with the Rev : A. P. Bentley performing the ceremony. Mrs. Sparks was formerly Phyllis Vickrey. Frank McNabb, Gerald Sparks, Bob Johnson and Oscar Everhart, students at Indiana Univer sity, spent the week-end at home. Patty Copeland, cadet nurse of the Methodist Hospital, spent the week-end at home. Wayne Mahan and Gene Vigus, Jr., students at State Teachers i College, spent the week-end at home.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cummins and son, Donald Gene, and Wayne Peters, of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jackson of Merom, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackson of near Sullivan called on

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BR10OET WATERS, Irish war bride, who has been convicted by a Las Veas, Nev., court of Involuntary manslaughter for the Labor Day slaying of her husband, Frank, pays a visit to her young son, Frank, Jr., at the Las Vegas hospital; where the youngster has been recov. erlng from a bullet wound suffered when his father was slain. Mrs, Waters awaits the sentence, which In Nevada is one to five yeara with parole eligibility in 11 months, (International)

Mr. and 'Mrs. Honier Jackson last Sunday. " ; Grace Bogard and Hannah Jackson shopped in Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Burke spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bex. Czernia Peters of Hammond, called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jackson Sunday evening.

Mr. "and Mrs. Thomas Walters visited their son, Gaylord Walters and family in Hammond recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bardsley of Dayton, Ohio, were week-end guests of, relatives here. r-trn - nr nrmin mi i jc x . - "1 Michigan spent the weeK-ena

nere witn nis parents. HI .7 - m . Mrs.. Ollie Crist visited hef lLottle Moore of Terre Haute, i,.. s fon,. Arr Qr,j!Mrs. Berniece Seever and Ina

Mrs. Pete Griffith, in Greencastle over the week-end. . i ' Mr- and Mrs. Thomas , Walters spent the week-end in Bloom ington with their " daughter and son-:n-law; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dudley Sr. of Sullivan, visited relatives here Sunday afternoon. ' Mrs. Sylvia Taft was in Sullivan Friday. . Mr, Wendell went to Indianapolis-. Monday where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ballard and I son of Detroit. Mich., are the guests of Mrs. Alice Bogard. j Mrs. Eureka Hannum has re-! turned home from Gosport and Washington, Ind. . Mrs. Stella Ringer and Mrs. Lucinda Criss spent Wednesday in Cass, the guests of a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prather of South Bend, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coyner. A bus load of Christ of Christ

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members, attended the meeting at Farnsworth Friday evening. Mrs. Minta Meredith and Mrs. Elsie. Davies were in Sullivan Thursday. V ." , ' Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Bedwell and Mr. ; and! Mrs. ' Humphrey Dawson of Sullivan,, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Leonard Sellars. Em Taylor is confined to his home by. illness? 'Mr. and Mrs.. Austin Ballard of Tuscon, Arizona, we're overnight guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goldman Saturday evening. i ; CARLISLE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodruff and daughter, Roberta, of New Preston, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Bert of Fnrmr;h.n- Mrs f Pimento Mrs. Rachel Walters were dinner guests of Mr-' and Mrs. Emery Drake Thursday. Mrs. Tallie Ziegler left Sunday for Evansville where she wil spend some time with her daughter, Mrs.. Joe Zeber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bond and ;:o: " " Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey I.IcKinley and son, Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Grass and sons visited with Mrs. Lee Grass Sunday evening. - jMr- and Mrs, Lee Grass visited Sunday afternoon with Roscoe Carrithers who returned from I the hospital Friday and is im proving slowing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill HollingsTelephone service day and nijrht Call Carri-Cab Anywhere Any Time Ph. Bus ! 470 Station One-Minute Test I. What is Duke Ellington's reol name? i 2. What movie actress married Pt. All Apar? 3. What do hunters mean by an animal's "freezing" ? - :vs'. Words of Wisdom Get into the habit of looking for the silver lining1 of the cloud, and, when you have found it, continue to look at it, rather than at the leaden gray in the middle. j.t will help you over many hard places. Willitts. Hints on Etiquette At the rehearsal of a wedding Theyll Do It Every -TTlli. r-r-,r- . . U. .... .X Ill2mrl!-r rllll- Aln .I, i-N . , . W lMND L-HUVWUtK HUUtb AN' PICK UP A LOBSTER

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worth and daughter of Sullivan, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Carrithers and Roscoe. Cheerful Earfutls COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. (UP) Clothing may, be scarce, but young Marjorie Berry has more than enough of one bit o feminine wear earrings. Collecting unusual earrings is her hobby. She has 63 pair, permitting a ;change every day for two months. ?."ore than 700 General Ma.v Arthur medals have bean award- ' ed to Indiana junior gardeners this month according (o W. B. ' Ward, Purdue University exten1 inri horticulturist, who promoted junior projects this past si'ivmer. The medals were given, by the National Garden Institute-

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IN CONNECTION with the ?832,000 embezzlement at tho Mergenthaler Linotype company in Bfopklyn, which William Arthur Nickel, now in custody In Miami, has confessed, New York police are questioning Joseph Kupsnecker, left, and seeking Joseph Milstien, right, an alleged black marketeer. Nickel has named three accomplices In the embezzlement. (International Soundpboto)

GRAB BAG the details of the procession and ceremony should be practiced until the whole affair can be accomplished with ease and grace. One or two. rehearsals will do away with a stilted, wooden effect on the wedding day. , Today's Horoscope ' You , lack self-confidence and decision. You do much better under the supervision and -direction of others. You are tender and sympathetic, devoted to your family, and should marry someone, who will inspire you to do your best. Meditation will do you good today; then be expressive, for the word is with you. This aspect Pistributed by King Features Syndicate, Time hthteiW 0 1 turn Ml - .ST"" k. 7 " nu M mirv If-ICIK lllll-nir, THEyRE HIM ON A 0 0 WUV-TU? Rr lug! he only S lYNDICAtt, !., WOM.D SIGHTS RESERVED.

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FIFTEEN MINUTES CARD OF THANKS . We want to thank each and everyone for the kind de?ds and f mpathy shewn v.3 in the s'eklrcss and dcith of o-v ' beloved husband and father, James Pcnrin?ton. Al) who sent flower;, banner, flower jtfrls, pallbearers, the minister, Mr. Railsback fcr ! h Wndneas, for those who did work in the cemetery, also Dr. Bedwell and Dr. Donnelly for their faithful calls and services. It was certainly appreciated and will be lon remembered. Nora PenninPton and Children, DV A. C. McPHAIL Will be in our stoi vVbDNESDAY MAXWELL-BE VIS SHOE CO. will make you feel released from burdens and responsibilities, so enjoy it. Mars enters Sagittarius at 1:25 p. m. Don't entertain the gossip or scandal that someone tries to .mpart to you. Make your entertainment something along the lines of mildness; don't enter into any discussions. As social conferences promise little, try to read or entertain yourself late this evening. One Minute Test Answer 1. Edward Kennedy Ellington; 2. Virginia Bruce. 3. Standing perfectly still, to avoid detection. Inc. By Jimmy Hatlo uut il;t-o MLL. Ys . t-'lN-UPtXjy. GOINQTO PIN RAILROAP Calling all cars twe serseant is REAPyTQGQHOME. TIAM( "TO vJos. FtTRDSW, PXICE PEPARTMENT, WILKES RARRS, pA.