Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 243, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 December 1946 — Page 7

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For Sale UBBER TIRE wagon3 m k. Farm Bureau Co-op. DR John Deere parts and ice call 285 at Mace Tire & ;ery Service, Sullivan, Ind. 3 Y LAND now open. Shop y. Make Christmas morning rour home a veritable SantaI from ROOT'S TOY DEfi'MENT, second floor. 'INTER wreaths and cemedecorations. Bright and colli Wildin's Greenhouses, ne 9214. We deliver. UESH CUT FLOWERS ge Mums and Pompoms, Us, Roses, Carnations, Snapjons, neatly arranged for any ision. Wildin's Greenhouses, me 9214. We deliver. OR SALE Kitchen sink. Alcanary birds. 309 N. Main. !OU SALE Six-room modern ise 229 N. Cross St., irnmedi1 possession. Price $6,500.00. T. Mellott. iOIt SALE Five-room house Lh' garage and coal house, lod in Paxton. Possession soon, jce $3,500.00. W. T. Mellott. OR SALE Anti - freeze, gal. GAMBLE'S, The FriendTatiTCi Hartley Kartak, Owner. eewfrSTAHL'S STANDARD Ivlctfior new ATLAS tfres and Us. ; Personalized Lubrication. IN. Section Street. Phone 262. LOR SALE 1 Hammer Mill, 1 i-r Mill. 1 Corn Sheller. Inre Usrey & Exline Store, ficr, Indiana. j?0R SALE Srhwinn bi-ycle excellent condition, chrome reals, $23.00. Also one extra ijtl .14 H.P. motor, $12.00. 826 Washington St. Phone 441-B. FOR SALE !46-room house, strictly modI hardwood floors, new roof, 3d paint, new furnace", extra jn for storage. Garage, cone drive, paved st., good locart Possession H0 days or sooner. f. 4-room house, lights, city ter, garage. Good location. Imfca.e possession. I. 5-room house, strictly modA Garage, paved st., good loca;u ' f 5-rocm house, large lot, close ; Location. East Giles St. L Restaurant. New fixtures, titable-busincss, good location, br.able rent. Priced to sell. J ucr leaving city 3 grocery stores for sale, all i iig a very profitable business. 1 6se 3 stores are in excellent Itions. 1 f'-r.o im house, electricity, 2 in lots, largo new garage. Reaably priced. Possession soon. 4 V.'a have several good farms ssle. ! ' I'SREY and KTJRDGE Real Estate & Ins. rtii Oakley Bids. Piione 548, pR SALE Studebaker sedan, iood condition, good tires, 1 r junk of all descriptions, i-th End Junk Shop, 1101 N. c St. - OR r-ALE Dosen April hatch 4" Wyandotte pullets. $'.3. o turkeys for Christmas. Mrs. ra Kapp, Carlisle, Ind. pTL SALE 1D.16 Chevrolet idard sedan, heater, good '5, in good mechanical condii. A. L. Robertson, Route 4. OR SALE 1 tenor guitar and e. Good condition. Call at 218 L State St. t Dead Animals t Removed H kinds: horses, cows, rwp, calves and hogs. Call I on roe Feed Service, Suilifea phone332 or Crawford 101 or Crawford 53109, t r Haate. We pay all ' charges. 24 hour eerohn Wachtel Co ,'- SSlht, fefeS 1

FOR SALE Electric Universal refrigerator. 6 ft. Good condition.. 2 miles west of Benson Chapel. Charlie Means.

door. Good rubber. See Ray Wade at East End Garage, E. Washington St. MUSKRAT FUR COAT, size 12. in good condition. Reason for selling, too small. 717 South Main, Phone 7G3. TABLE LAMPS, all styles and prices. Guaranteed radio service. GENE'S RADIO SERVICE, South Side Square. FOR SALE New bungalow, completely modern, built-in cabinets, inlaid linoleum,' automatic stoker, full basement. In Shelburn. Inquire at Holbert Bros. Garage. FOR SALE 1939 Packard sedan, clean, good mechanical condition, good tires. Also practically new Monarch heater. Perry Harris, Carlisle. Phone M 14. FOR SALE 22-months-old Jersey bull. Hinkle Graham, Telephone 8255. R. 1, Sullivan. FOR SALE 1937 Pontiac, good condition. Gilbert Stanley, R. 1, Merom. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Two fingertip-length'-coats, size 16, light tan; one pair men's brown shoes size 7V2.Call 616-A. - FOR SALE Electric refrigerator and Underwood typewriter. Lewis E. Chowning, Coffman Building, Sullivan. FOR SALE APPLES. Bring own containers. Rickard Orchard, 1 miJc west of Legion Home. FOR SALE Newly remodeled, painted, papered, new roof, 3room cottage on pavement. A bargain. Immediate possession. Inquire or write Beck, 546 So. Court St. i FOR SALE Trailer i Box 52 c-o Times. house. FOR SALE One fat hog, nice butchering size. Bill Trotter, Vi mile north of Glendora Store. FILLING STATION for sale or trade. On Highway 54 in Dugger. See or phone 129R5. Herbert Hoggatt, Dugger. FOR SALE Fractically nev.electric sweeper and Baby Tenda. EsUt Sheffler, Carlisle R. 2. Phone 27F3. FOR SALE Used 'automntic roil stoker in pood condition. Al o Hollywood bed. Paul C. Cl-ntto". Tel. 57 or G33. NOTICE FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet 2i dnor c'i.L:.e redan, rad o. heater. ! A-l shape. Also 1937 Plymouth 4-docr sedan. Both can be seen i at Bus Station in Shelburn. j FOR SALE All wool coat, j practically nev, size .16; one I vcol sport cost, 1 pr. shoes, new, i size Vs. 123 West Wall St. 1 FOR SALE One Remington Funin si.atgun, ocd erudition, almopt like nev. Can be seen at GU3 Hoesman's, P.. 2, near Glendora. FOR SALE Young white male hog, about 200 lbs. Wm. Alsrnan, Hi miles south of Dugger. Call mornings cr evenings. Dugger Phone. REGISTERED Cocker Pups for Xmas delivery. Richey, 2 miles south of Terre Haute, State Road 63. j FOR SALE Lady's black coat, Isize 18, real good. 841 N. Court St. I FOR SALE Cabinet and porcelain top table, 3 kitchen chairs, , newly painted; gas . range. 459 ! South Main, Phone 637-B. FOR SALE Heatrola stove, davenport, baby bathinette, good condition. Priced reasonable. Call 165-42 Dugger. .

FOR SALE Middle sized Florence healer with new rings, grate, perfect bowl, in A-l condition. $40. Call Ann & Jess's Lunch Room, Shelburn. F O R R ENT i

FOR RENT Six-room modern furnished home by , contract. $60.00 per month. Phone 620-A. Miscellaneous PROMIT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 ' North Section Street. ' i RADIO SERVICE done quickly and expertly with the latest equipment and methods. GENE'S RADIO SERVICE, South Side Square. PRIVATE PARTY will finance homes for veterans. Times. Bo:, c-o OUT OF COAL. FREE Plenty of wood free for the cutting and hauling. Draper Coal Co. Phone 14. ' PUBLIC GAMES every Thursday night at eight o'clock at the American Legion Home under the auspices of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary. POULTRYMEN! ! here is a rare bargain While they last 600 heavy bread AAA chicks at only 5.95 per 100. Phone us immediately. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court, rhtne 606. AT FLYNN'S Service, Shelburn, Indian?, you will find lunch meals, oleomargarine, eggs, soap powders, gloves, ice cream and candy. BRIGHTEN your home for Christmas with O'Brien guaranteed paints from the P and A Store. ' Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charged Phone No 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED Cesspool and Toilet cleaning. Modern equipment. You know the price before we start. Box 105 c-o Times. WANTED Cesspool and toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. ; WANTED Cesspool and toilet! cleaning. Modern equipment. You I kno- the price before we start, j Box 105 c-o Times. ; WANTED Men with wagons and teams to shuck corn. See Froman Goodman, 2 miles east of Paxton. WANTED General hauling of any kind on truck with winch. Also gravel and sand. Both local and ' long distance. Robert BaUard, 225 N. Broad St., Sullivan, Ind. Phone 520. WANTED Used Girl Scout handbooks. Call 864. MAN WITH LIVESTOCK EXPERIENCE WANTED Weil known feed company Las good paying job for man with livcstock feeding experience. Full iime permanent job, rsqukin? ro invo.tmer.t. Prefer man 25-40 with car. Complete training given. Home nights. Box 145 care Times. LOST LOST Saturday evening, dark green snakeskin cigarette case with Ronsqn lighter inside. Large reward. Finder call Times office. I LOST Two male hounds, black, white- and tan, one mostly white. Ple?se call 9 on 8 Faxton, reverse call. Roscoe Brannon. LOST- Dark brown and silver Ronson cigarette lighter. $6.00 reward. Call Times Office. LOST Young fox dog, 23 in. tall. Left side face tan, tan spot in forehead, while on right side. Cletus Bramble, Jasonville, Ind.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother, Mary I. Woodard. We especially wish to thank the minister. Rev. Abel, the singer, Mrs. F. E. Ward, and the donors of the many, floral tributes. Woodard Family.

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News Every Day From Neighboring Towns

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Dan Griffith was in Linton Monday. Miss Elaine Dudley of Sullivan, was the Sunday guest of Miss Wilma Dudley and Mrs. Madge Wilkes. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Inman of Pleasantvilie. Mr. and Mrs. were guests ot Orville Miller , I Thursday Miss Leona Walters and Miss incV m Torre , I n-uj Gladys Hendricks were Haute Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. E. King were dinner guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ballard on Thanksgiving. . George Sweeney of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. May Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ballard and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ballard were in Terre Haute Monday.

Mrs, Johnnie Davies is visiting Tuesday in Terre Haute, her son and family in Urbana, j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Akers and Illinois. ' i children, Mr. and Mrs. Pete GibMr. ard Mrs. Frank Headley j son. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Foliohave returned from Terre Haute well and .George Browning spent

where they were the guests of their son. Misses Evelyn Gray, Charlotte Ashcraft, Parie Alum'oaugh, Mrs. Charles Mason and Mrs. Edith Alumbaugh were in Terre Haute Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dugger ?J 1' rT J-,. were holiday guests of Mrs. O. E. Dugger.: Mrs. - Walter Bedwell and Mrs, R. C, Blaksi were in Terre Haute J Friday. J Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Phillippi were' holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Phillippi. The home of Roy Schofield was lnor.t comolelelv do&trdved by fire yesterday morning, everyby fire yesterday morning. Everyfire was undetermined. THIS 15 A ?AIL-$TUrFEI?-NO.'SAVS THE SA-VASE. BlRD-SAVe THAT Ifttu FAT- DON'T THROW IT lU THE Gfito&HSZl FREE COCO ANUT

JAILED for manslaughter to!!owingNl942 Are that swept his Cccoanut Grove night club in Boston at a cost of 491 lives, Barnet Weiansky wins parola from Norfolk state prison. Two cancer specialists testified that Weiansky has le3s than nine months to live. Guard in background operaus lever Uut opens prison door, :. (InternAtional)

imidn Luum Mrs. Doris Howard of New Haven, Michigan, and Mrs. Imogene Swlgart of Dayton, Ohio, have been visiting their father, Edd Meyer, who is in the Mary Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Lillie Snider left for nammona weanesaay wune juc will be the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. , 1 1 . Buse. 7T . M n.h R-rHMPV of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bard,.ey of Dayton, Ohio, spent the weekv,- ,wh nc naronts end here with his parents. Mr; and Mrs. Will Raines had as their guests for the holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eonebrake and daughter of East Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Raines of Chi cago, Mr. and Mrs,. Loren Raines ana cnnaren oi rerre name ena Mrs. tiora . wence. Mrs. Maggie Raines spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Akers. Mrs. Clate Gatlin was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shafer Monday evening. EXLINE CORNER Mr gyA ATrc FlntHH RrnUm anrl .daughter visited Miss Donetta Howk of Dugger Sunday. Felix Faidherbe in now employed at the Citizen Garage in Sullivan and is making his home jn rjugger - Charles Hurst was in Sullivan Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edds was in Sullivan Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Vaughing. The roof blaze was quickly

of Anderson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Conn Butler over the week end. Her Groom Is 63 ALICE ELIZABETH PRATT of Middletown, Conn., 26-year-old member of the Columbia university press editorial staff, is marrying 63-year-old Prof. Archibald T. Davidson of Harvard university In Cambridge. (International) GROVE OWNER

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i nil u t ,, t c i i , the Jolly Jr. Sunday School class nrr . T II HIT .-.lrt nnrl of the Methodist church Monday evening, November 25. The class elected Frank Brown as their president, Ronald Nichols as secretary and Mrs. Basil Mason as their teacher. Christmas songs were sung and games were play ed for entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Jerome Daugherty, Roseberrv and Jerrv Sparks Lfhmen"s of noS Ketresnmenis oi popcorn, appies P--I'"". W and hot cocoa were served to the following members: Sandra and Jerome Daugherty, Ruth Arlene Roseberry, Richard Pierson, , T , .' Frank Brown, Jerry Sparks, Phil Sparks, Ronald Nichols, Gerald Daugherty, Christine Arnett, Larry White, Shirley Ann, MarI r,U Tr, J T 1(T.,r-.x ,-. A i Blm "u u lilt' HUbltS, IVII 5. UHcll 11j cI.'jUI1. Mrs. Anna McCammon has returned from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma and Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vickrey of I Indianapolis, were guests Mon-1 day of Charles Vickrey and family. Michael Wayne Thrasher, little J son of Mr. and Mrs. John Thrasher, who has been quite ill the past week, is slightly improved. The fire department was called to the home of Harrison Worth about nine o'clock Monday mornextinguished with damage at around-$50.00. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gordon and daughters of Hammond, spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilman have taken an apartment in the Harve Cottom house. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stwalley of Jeffersonville, Indiana, spent the holiday and week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stwalley and Lois. t One-Minute Test 1. What famous so-called pirate in American history had a fine mansion on Pearl street, New York City, in 1690? 2. What was his nationality and what was his father's profession? 3. What was his fate? Words of Wisdom There is wisdom in generosity, as In everything else. A friend to everybody Is often a friend to nobody; or else, in his simplicity, he robs his family to help strangers, and so becomes brother to a beggar. Spurgeon. They'll Do It Every HcSAWELL-KMOWM PUBLIC ENTERJAINERVHEM HE'S PRACTICING OF A MORGUE. 7 . .u 1

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Indiana Junior Growers Win Six Narional Awards

INDIANA'S junior growers were states' regional championship, a sectionai chamnionshiD and fnur state awards as members of the National Junior Vegetable Growers association gamerea in .bos ton, Mass., for their 12th annual three-day convention. Donald Mowerv. 20. son of Mrs Helen Mowery of North Terre .Haute, won 5200 and the central states championship, and David A. Harmon, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs- A1'red Harmon of route 1, Lebanon' rcceived a S1Q0 scho1" np!i,i ,, fha e.R nnn . archin fmm fhp SB nnn Jn wnrri made available by' A & P Food Stores for the production and efncient marketing of vegetables. ' S&te awards of $10 each went to Evelyn Gerke, 16, of route 5, Decatur; Robert L. Burch of route 3, North Manchester; Paul Beiswanger, 19, of route 1, Woleottville; and John C. Matthew, 19, of route 2, Anderson. National champion is 17-year-old Jim Spell of Columbia, Miss., who received the top scholarship of $500, it was announced bv Prof. Grant B. Snyder of Massachusetts state WITH

When preparing a funeral service, we take the utmost care to see that no detail no matter how unimportant it may seem to be is overlooked. It is the careful consideration to these details that helps to bring peace of mind to the bereaved and to make the services we arrange beautiful and lasting tributes to the departed.

Schulze Funeral Home Successor To Risinger & Kresge Carlisle, Indiana

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Donald P.Iowery David Harmon College, adult adviser for the junior growers. Mowcry's vegetable broiect covered seven acres and earned him a labor income of 4.40 an hour above his other costs. He earned additional income bv plowing gardens for neighbors. He served as president of the national junior growers' group ia lOJt . - ' 4(11J. Hai-mon's nroiect of two-thirdi of an acre produced 19 vegetable crops at a cost of 34.55, for a net profit of $89.11. His vegetables were used at home except for 3,000 pounds of tomatoes pid to a canning factory, ' ----- PRIDE .. . fjctionate and charitable, and have many real friendships. If your plans today call for spendthrift conduct, discard them. Tl3 moon , enters Aries at 7 a. m. Don't get involved in gossip with a friend today. A good hunch can lead to gain, however, so follow it. Listen but don't do too much talking. A hard day ends in release from difficult tasks. One-Minute Test Answers 1. Capt. William Kidd. 2. Scotch; a minister. 3. He was hanged for murder at Execution Dock, London, May 23, 1701, protesting his innocence. Inc. . , By jimmy Hado CARfEN CAV4LLARO, MaLVWCOC?KEWV0Rl ANPWAypOiMTS