Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 233, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 November 1946 — Page 7

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FOR SALE I will have turkeys, capons and chickens for Thanksgiving..' B. F. Workman, 15 E. Jackson St. Phone 385. ' FOR SALE 240 ft. of 4-inch black drain pipe. 1013 N. Main st;

TOYS, GAMES, DOIjLS, STUFFED ANIMALS at lowest prices. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR RENT FOR RENT 5-room house and one acre of ground near Sullivan. Party must give r'ef arences. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. I FOR RENT Sleeping room. 325 North Broad. ' " j

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For Sale

WANTED Dead animals. We

FOR SALE 8 7x20 truck rims, 4 900x20 tires, 4 750x20 tires, 2

, HAVE 6.00x16 auto tires. hnr",": of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse

truck tires. FARM x CQ charges. . SuHivarertir

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FOUND A team of horses.

remove your dead animals free maJ JaY by Paying for

this ad. Otto R. Pinkston, 5 miles

northwest of Sullivan.

RADIATOR reDair .and clean-

John Deere parts and iwayiag wasning machine motor, ing. Welding. Gasoline tank re-

e call 285 at Mace lire &, . pair. Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925

Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Harrison and daughter of Anderson, spent the week-end with Mrs. Eva Taylor. Mrs. Claude Ager of Linton, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ruth Abram. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Headley of Greencastle, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Headley. Mrs. Richard ShoDtaw of Lin-

birthday. tonj visited Monday with. Mrs,

frlENT, second floor. Good condition. 0r Frances Rebekah Lodge met in 1H Eglinger and J JTER wreaths and ceme- Gilbert Stanley, Merom phone. : young man for grocery store, regular session Tuesday ir 1Sht w Q of Chicaeo visited

, Service, Sullivan, Ind,

FOR SALE Pullets and fries.

Shop Walls ' Broiler" ' Plant,' Phone

No. Main St. Phone 334. '

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Fred Arthur enjoyed a birth-

iT.Alsm nnw mien. Snon wans JBroiIer" ' Plant.' Phone WANTED Cpssnnnl anri tnilpt

Make Christmas morning 102-A. Across from C. & E. L cleaning. Modern equipment. You day dinner Sunday' in Terre n,-hnmp a veritable Santa- Depot. ' know the nrice before we start. Haute honoring his mothers

from ROOT'S TOY DB- ' 00 n Box 105 c-o Times.

decorations. Bright and col-

W ildin s ureennouses,

9214. We deliver.

FOR SALE

3 Farms located on Carlisle

Answer A, care of .Times.

DUGGER

with two visitors from Shelburn

present.. After lodge cookies and

WANTED Cesspool and toilet coffee were served.

. ; and Pleasantville road, produc- cleaning. Modern equipment. You

Mr and Mrs. Rollie Eslinger over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rodgers

JSH CUT FLOWERS tive sou, and includes coal and know final price before we start. mi- atlu mrs- "J'1"1 m .ux iuu, vh mi. .u

Mums and Pomooms 'all minerals. Ether one of thpso Rmt ins rarft Timps. cnuareu m ratiuuiwuig, visucu , iviis. MnniKro va uic ww-

, Roses, Carnations, Snap-

is, neatly arranged lor any kn, Wildin's Greenhouses, s 9214. We deliver. I' SALE67-acre farm, V& north Merom. Good 6fchouse, electricity. Charlie e, Merom. k SALE Dixie coal range od condition. Phone D-167, jrri. Mrs. Clarence Howe. R SALE Apples. Fine big Tuiley Winesaps, $3.00 till 1st. Other varieties and is' at different prices. Wilson ft miles east of Carlisle.

farms are priced right

3-room house, lame

porch,

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon and , end. .

WANTED Furnished bedroom Bonnie Monday night. ' , 4 , t

electricity, barn, poultry house apartment in downtown area for ra"- , ni( ' ,:P..AIT "f0! ton rotirPri ladifts. Write' R Mrs- Tllhe Stwaiiey attended day for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

, "i, wi r Iea y r Ti,0 . the funeral of an aunt in Brazil, for a two week vacation,

ofnusi, gooa wen at nouse; 76 . Monday 2'3i4 acftrnes fine t. WANTED - Girl for general r. ' , K1 . ' . lprvP ' f t3CreS rtlllabl! office work. Box 32 care Times. fs Betty Hubble is spending and very productive. Located . a few days with Fern Case. southwest of Carlisle. Possession WANTED Hauling of all A committee consisting of six

soon.

kinds. Sawmill wood for sale, ladies met at the home of Mary

4-room house, smoke house, 720 E. Chancy or Phone 646-X. ' French Tuesday evening to plan garage and other outbuildings, 2 Earl Arnett. .. la party to follow the Parent and acres land. Located one mile of : Teachers meeting on December Sullivan. Possession soon. WANTED Cesspool and toiiet ho. A covered dish supper and a USREY & BURDGE cleaning. Modern pumping equip-1 ruce program was planned. Each North Oakley Blag. Phone 548. ment- Box 20 care Times. . one is to bring a ten cent gift as

! a large Christmas tree will be

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raines and Mrs. Eva Taylor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Jake Yung.

CORNMEAL CAKES FOR BOVINE QUINTS' ANNIVERSARY

GAIN ON CHICKS 100

Rocks, 100 New Hamp-

iftsds, 200 ' Rhode Island

M AAA . stock) ,. $3.90 per

HNSON FEED & SUPPLY

PANY, 115 South Court fV Phone 606. k SALE OH TRADE Angus

Sjnontbs o!d, eligible tc leri Chas. Armstrong, 3

i.ortheast Sullivan.

3ALE White ename!

4 1 heater like new. $20.00

State Gt. Phone 870-A.

NKEYS FOR SALE: -RaleigV

d,; 1 mile south of Dugger:

U phone. 1

SALE 4-room house ii

condition on east edge 61

an: good outbuilding, 1 lo'.

und. Write Eox E. S., c-n

; SALE Majestic anc Morning Heaters. Immed

divery. Woodward HardCo., Dugger, Ind.

SALE Hudson seal coat

immed hat. Excellent cou-

pize 36. Phone 557.

SALE 1036 V-8 Ford

in fair condition. Lawrence

eberry, New Lebanon.

SALE Nice roomy store g, suitable for hardware

lrniture, with plenty o

;torage room, or anv other

as, Located in most popular

3ox 8 care Times.

i SALE Turkeys for

sgiving. Cecil Gambill, R

Shelburn. 4 miles north of

R on 41 and 1-4 mile east

i SALE Girl's coat and

's, size 12, red, practically

8.00; outdoor sanitary toil

)).00; machinist vise, AW'

open 6',", $15.00. 29 S

bin, Sullivan.

FOR SALE 2-piece John WANTED Man to drive team Madden living room suite aftel' corn picker. David Huff, (wine), practically new.. Mrs. N. Sullivan R. 2. Graysville phone. McNahh. Mornm . - ' ; V

. . . . wflm i.Lu uarpemer worn'

decorated on the stage of the

gym. The public is invited.

Hot Air furnaces, -& boilers r-andpainting.. Call, at. 1207 ' ' Nl

with pipe and fittings for their Main.

installation. BRING YOUR HH " '

J- Miscellaneous

ILLINOIS. PHONE 90.

FOR SALE 5-room bungalow at 620 East -Washington. See Paul Woodard at American Legion Home, FOR SALE Model T Ford, in A-l condition except tires. 551 South Court St.

DAINTY APRONS, hand embroidered pillow cases, baby Iresscs, crib sheets,, baby pillows, tc. Russell Variety & Gift Shop., FOR SALE 1941 Plymoutli"?ioor sedan, radio, heater, new paint, battery and recently over

hauled. Can be seen at 206 N.

Lross any evening after 5:00 p m.

PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street.

IF YOU vaiTt to Sf.il your home or farm equity, call 390. C. Price. - SELECT your wall paper now, 1947 patterns available. Complete new stock. Woodward

Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. '

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WASHERS LIVE LONGERand cost less when skillfully serviced. Our expert Maytag ser-: vice can keep your washer running like new. PHONE 332. i MONROE'S FEED AND IMPLEMENT SALES, New authorized

GOODRICH SILVERTOWN Maytag dealer. -y

J JtvES, 6.00 and 6.50 in stock. We mount . them. South Side

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PUBLIC GAMES every Thurs-!

Auto Supply. 'V6"v ai ",c 11 t rv fi nirt T nmnn TT-.mn imn. 1

. . , . . , iinv icon ii'JJJli; UliUCi FOR SALE 5 leather bottom .4ne auspices of the Sullivan Arndining chairs; kitchen cabinet; 1 ?ricSn LcKion Auxiliary. Sas or kerosene range; wicker SEE or calI us for tu-rke;f se.tee; two heating stoves; living i ThanirHv5ri s' 'v. ri

1460Ct3ble' E' Chaney- Phonei State road 54, New' Lebanon) mfT

Mrs. Mona Hopkins and Mrs. Eva Taylor attended the B.W.P.C. meeting at Linton Monday evening. Mrs. Edwin Robson of Dugger and ,Mrs. R. H. Robson of Terre Haute, have returned home after a three weeks visit with relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah and other points of interest in the West.' Mrs. Lola Yung was hostess for the J.W.G.club Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in conversation and sewing. Delicious refreshments of fruit salad, wafers and coffee were served to the following members and

guests: Belle Tison, Eva Taylor, Bess Kielblock, Effle Pigg, Mae and Oris Hendrickson, Ida Hannah, Anna Barrowman, Eva Myers, Vera Graham, Abigail ; Chowning, Margaret Kink, Syl

Yung and two guests, Mrs. fatella Ringer and Ida Pigg.

Victor to Court

Neptune 6, H.P. outboard mo-1 t rww" n "i -' ann ii "rsn"'io tor. New. LAWRENCEVILLE ' ,7?Kf 1-n 'J 0(M V SALES CO.. LAWRa-WTr.,; H"9: nd.4)-2l new tires at

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Hjj-,11U13, Jr-nUPJ au.

riynn's Service, Shelburn, Ind

ED ba teries, , Norway, Ze-

and Permanent anti-freeze

battery recharging at

's Service, U. S. 41, Shel-

Ind. ' U- . '

1 SALE Lespedeza hay,

ale, $1.00; corn, $1.25. Dethis week only. Telephone

12:00.

ead Animal

Removed kinds: horses, cows, eo. calves and hair (lall

Jiiroc Feed Service, SnlU-

nnone j,sz or (Jrawford 1 or CruvefnrA "JlnQ

trt Haute. We pay all

p charges. 24 hour ser-

hii Wachtel Co

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1 BARGAIN rm WTTTTff smp

mZP "!Lhin! WAL.L rims. Original price $7.00 t

TS' , IT Sty,e- POUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY

"c-jv, I- oi uji die. i '"iiu'ti norm i. ' n ... t "UIl-'i home-owned sf

nine . weal vi isuinvan. -

'ore.

FLOOR LAMPS, new arrivals, u'ired at $12.50. Buy now 1 for -hristmas. GENE'S RADIO SEK--ICE, south side squire.

LOST

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LOST Tires and rim , from

tandem off of '40 Ford. Reward.

FORSALE New long wheel If found pVione 390 or write Rink jase truck flat bed, with steel Camron, 215 Blackburn St., Paris, ;ides, suitable for grain or coal. Illinois. " ?loyd Drake, 575 V. Johnson. :

FOR SALE Small farm 5- LST Log chain, believed to room house, good wash house have bcen Iost in east part o barn, poultry house. Northeast Ret'fn ' t0 Raymond Sullivan about Vk miles. R. R. 3. Col.hns or. Phone 441"YNoah Meeks. ' : r LOST Black leather purse l'OR SALE 1939 Buick cus--with zipper on 3 sides, contain--T V-,Car radi0- GENE'S ing more than $10 in currency

V. ooumi owe and coin. Also held rpcp nts

The Betsy Ross Council will have a chili supper with hamburgers, pie and coffee at the Junior Hall Saturday night, November 25. The public is invited. There will be a musical program , Mrs. Pearl Hogan and Mrs Loleta Welch ' of : Farmersburg. spent Monday afternoon with ,Mrs. Ed Snider. Mrs. Mayme Myers and Mrs. Oilie Crist shopped in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Beddle of West Terre Haute, are spending the week with Mrs. J. T. Gaskins. Mesdames Zettie Stwalley, Otho Hunt of Prairie Creek, Bertha Parks, Lula Piety and

' snent Tuesday with Mrs. Mallie Stuck. c Mrs. Anna Earrowman of Dugjger. visited relatives here Tuesday. ,. .

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bearing name of owner. Finder

FOR

:vory keyboard; Estate Heafrola

j and other heaters; porcelain top

tuoie, dressers and chests, bed

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)R SALE Packard oran may kecp moncy- Pleasc return j REP. VITO MARCANTONIO,in r keyboard; Estate Heafrola purse -to T,mcs oflce- I whose ' l&th New JTork conrres-

! sional district Joseph Scottorig-

REWARD Information leading gir, Republican election worker, ;

springs, baby bed, complete; cab-. to recovery of bicycle taken from was fatally beaten on election inets. coal ranees riichoc hvc alley at rear of Williams nnnl ' div. Is shown entering the office

windows and casings ' Parr's room Nov. 12. Name, Royal; col-1 of District' Attorney Frank; HoExchange, Shelburn Phone 43-K or. red and white. ' Has "basket,'' gan ' preparatory -to fiis . appear- , ... j chain guard ' and lock. Bobby a b?for& &rand jury; to FOR SALE - Washing ma- Banks, 824 East - Harris Phone tel1 anything he knows about the chine. Call 665-Y. . 524. a I Scottorisgio cas. (InttrnaUoail).

CARLISLE

The Marthy Ellen Club met at

the home of Mrs. Eliza Shake Tuesday, November 19. A bountiful covered dish dinner was serv

ed ' at . the noon hour. The day was spent working on quilts for the hospital. There were sixteen members and two visitors present. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Emma McCormick on December 12. Each member bring a gift for the box wtiich will be packed that day for children at the Riley Hospital. Mrs. M. A. Powell and son of Crown Point, Indiana spent last week with Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wolfe. Mrs. George Bertram and Mrs. Mollie Bell visited, here last week with' Mr', and Mrs.' Herschel Wolfe, Stella Stultz and other relatives.

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LIGHTED CANDLES top the cornmcal birthday cakes to celebrate the first birthday for the Wayne ( ornhusker quints, world's only quintuplet beef calves. Mrs. Kay Langlas. right, of Waterloo, la., ami Mrs. M. C. Hoelzen of Mount Pleasant, la., help the Fairbury, Neb., bovines observe their anniersary. Though less than half the weight of average beef calves at birth, the quints, left to right, weigh in at: 1 England, 652; Russia, 615; China, 603; U. S., 571, and Stance, 522 pounds. (International)

JtfTEMATH OF EXPLOSION THAT SHOOK CITY

THE KNOWN DEATH TOLL from the terrific explosio 1 that wrecked this Greenville, S. C, laundry plant reached five with 27 of the 200 persons injured ho3;italiicd and in critical condition. Forty persons were said to have been in the plant when a gas explosion tipped the building apart and shattered windows throughout the city. 'Damage is estimated to run at least to $500,000. (International)

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