Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 249, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 December 1946 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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For Sale : HORSE DRAWN manure spreaders with rubber tires. Rubber tire wagons. Farm Bureau '. Co-op. i'OR John Deere parts and service call 235 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. . "jOYLAND now open. Shop early. Make Christmas morning in your home a veritable Santaland from ROOT'S TOY DEPARTMENT, 'second floor. WINTER wreaths and ceme'tery decorations. Bright and colorful. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver. FRESH CUT FLOWERS Large Mums and Pompoms, Glads, Roses, Carnations, Snapdragons, neatly arranged for any occasion. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver. . FOR SALE 30-gallon fuel oil water heaters. Limited quantity. Woodward Hdw. Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Roller skates, adjustable to any shoe. $3.03 pair. ' Limited supply. Woodward Hdw Co., Dugger, Indiana. FOR SALE 517 N. Section Gt.: cherry ladder-back rocker, of Sharon quilt, 8 white 'Haviland plates, beautiful lace luncheon set, . 2 antique clock shelves, navy blue suit, green .knit suit, brown suit, black knit .blouse. & skirt, ,2tJadie5': coats, 6ll size 38. Othef a'rtiiAcs:"' ' " . r APPLES at the Bollen Orichnrd 4 miles east of Dugger. .'Cold storage aud common storage. ' FOR SALE 1936 Ford Pickup, new motor and paint. Priced reasonable.. Wence & Son, 11 North Main. ; APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS ' ' Still have several varieties fine apples, various prices. Wilson Bros. Orchard, 8 miles east Carlisle. .; FOR SALE Team, wagon and ; :' harness or will sell separate. Otto Braner, 31, miles southeast Farmersburg. " : ' FOR SALE billy goat. 219 . Sullivan. Five-month-old East Johnson, I , FOR SALE Six-foot Oliver combine: one-row Wood's corn picker. Both in A-l condition. Bert Arnctt, 581 W. Johnson, Phono 599-A. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, bed, springs and mattress, "Estate gas stove. Mrs. , A. E. Booher, 329 W. Washington. . . CAR of Clendora oil treated stoker on track. 4-8 furnace lump on track. Draper Coal Co., Phone 14. LATEST popular, cla'ssicil Victor ?nd Columbia records, Christmas albums and children's records. Record players, needles, albiinis and racks. Mnuc boxes, guitars, bncl and -orchestra in- ' rum nl ' House. R. W. Cadwell Music SPENCER SUPPORTS individually designed for men, women and children. Call Iva Giles after 5 p. m. LIMITED AMOUNT of 'deep freezing' units for immediate de livery. Martin Feed Store, Shelburn. , FOR SALE 1028 1-ton Chevrolet truck. Priced $175.00. Earl Arnett, 720 E. Chaney Street. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horse, cows. n p, calves and hogs. C'l .vsoimn? !'e'l Service. SnKJ. ' vhh phone 332 or Crawford $W or Crawford 5310?. lUrre rfaate. We bar all srhone charifes. 21 hnnr enr-

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PECANS FOR SALE By Tri . Kappa Chapter. Large shelled fresh pecans in one pound bags. Make nice Christmas gifts. Telephone 300 or 935-X.

White enameled all metal shower cabinets with curtain and trim. 72 x 72" shower curtains and shower curtain sets in all colors. Chrome shower rods. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. PHONE 90. FOR SALE New tabletop kerosene range, 5-burner; bed complete with double coil springs; 1938 Model 2-door Ford. 24 East Snow St. Corner of State and Snow. GRAVEL For your driveway. Reasonably priced. Prompt delivery. John Rogers, 300 N. Broad St. Phone 640. FOR SALE Lady's 15-jewel Very Thin Gruen watch. Also 5case Coca Cola electric bottle cooler. Dutch Katterheinrich, Goody Shop. ' FOR SALE 1941 Mercury coach, new motor, radio and heater. Also 1936 l'i-ton Ford truck; one fuel oil heater. 305 N. Main. Phone 624-A. , FOR SALE 4-room semimodern house, new roof and siding, on paved street four blocks lf'OJn-.:square.. Possession in six daysTCaU at 839 East Washington or phone 291. MODERN table top oil ranges. Woodward Hdw. Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Myers electric water system; heavy stock saddle. Also government outdoor toilet. J. H. White, R. 3 Sullivan, Phone 103. ' , , FOR SALE Elcc tiolux vacuum cleaner sales, service and supplies. Telephone Kirk McMillan, 250. FOR SALE 194G Sudebaker Champion 4-door sedan, radio and heater. Like new. Wyatt Motor ' Sales, Dugger, Indiana, Phone 77. FOR SALE Poinsettias, holly wreaths, Christmas corsages, col orful wreaths, pots for cemetery decorations, cut flowers, funeral designs. Bean's Greenhouse, 636 North Watson. FOR SALE Cirl's bicycle, good condition, new tires. Avanell Adams, 312 Bell St. MEDICINE CABINETS, wall mounted chrome towel bars, soap & paper holders; recessed chrome scap & paper holders, glass shelves with chrome brackets. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. PHONE 90. FOR SALE Good farm w:igon. Dirk Ashmore. 1 mile east of Sbclburn on Shady Lane road. FOR SALE 1946 Ford truck. ;0. D. & R. C. PatSon, Graysville. GOODRICH TIRES in stock. No need to buy 2nd grade tires now. We put them on. So. Side Auto Supply. CLOSING OUT PANDAS, dolls, toys. Some reduced to 'A of cost. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR SALE Saddle horses, Shetland pony, 1937 Chev. sedan, cedar fence posts, 1 2-wheel buggy cart. 535 Sylvan Del.1. Phone 885. FOR SALE Over 2100 lbs. of Christmas candy. All you want, no limit, prices from 29c to 49c per lb. Special reductions to churches and schools." Bose's Super Market, 610 North Main St. ! CHRI3TMAS records, White i Christmas, Jingle Bells, Silent Night, Adeste Fidelis, The Christmas Song, When You Trim Your Christmas Tree. Three record album of Christmas carols. R. W, Cadwell Music House.

FOR SALE Kurtzmann grand piano, mahogany lacquer finish) 5 feet 10 inch size, recently factory rebuilt. 580 A Street NE. Linton. 1

FOR SALE Heating stove. Frank Waldrop, Hymera. i FOR SALE Delco radio with short wave, 1945 model, excellent condition; floor sweeper, small hand sweeper, electric iron, all 32 volts. Phone Graysville. C. D. Howell. FOR SALE Popcorn. 8c on cob, 10c shelled, lb. Will deliver. Dugger phone. R. 3, Sullivan.! Thos. A. Sevier. i I FOR SALE Alarm clocks, pocket watches, wrist watches,: pocket knives, new 19-auge j Remington automatic shotgun, 28' modified choke. Also Zippo light-' ers, new casting rods and reels.! Bose's Super Market, 610 North I Main Street. FOR SALE 1941 Ford 1-ton' truck. Long wheel base. Excellent mechanical condition. E. H.' Clayton, Box 232, Linton, Ind. 1 COMPLETE bathroom outfits. Tub, lavatory and stool. Limited supply. Woodward Hdw. Co., Dugger, Ind.' Miscellaneous PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. . Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street. MRS. HELEN NEAL will be glad to meet her patrons, both old and new, at the Nesbit Beauty Shop. We still have time for a limited number of appointments for permanent waves. Please phone ' early. Nesbit Beauty Shop, Phone 377. AT STUD: Dairy goat buck. Registered Toggenburg. Fee $1.00 at gate. IV mi. west High School. Walter Wilson. SEE US for practical Christmas gifts. Heating pads, electric heaters, electric dishwashers, lamps, blankets, guns, chairs, writing desks, electric irons, roller skates, living room suites, radios. Woodward Hdw. Co., Dugger, Ind, AP.E YOU taking advantage of the many bargains in the only slightly used household furnishings at our store? You can furnish your home complete at a big savings. P and A Store. FOR RENT FOR RENT Sleeping room. Close in. Suitable for two men or couple. Kitchen privilege. 215 S. Section Gt. FOR RKNT 2-room unfurnished apartment, 223 So. Court. Call 833 N. State or phone 870-Y. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. 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 pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. DOZER WORK WANTED. Call Floyd Shelton at Paxton, Phone 2 on 9. WANTED Tenant for 200-acre stock farm. Must know stock. No investment required. Good fiveroom house, 7 miles of Sullivan. State age, experience and reference in first letter. Write Box B2, c-o Times. WANTED TO BUY Boy's 24-in. bicycle. Phone 66 or 560-A. WANTED Leather brief case. State price. Box 39 care Times. LOST LOST Small brown cigarette lighter. $8.00 reward. Call Times Office. msimtiisHtuBa SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL Your Cowhides FOR HIGHEST FRICES Alvey Feed Company Second & Ohio Streets Terre Haute, Ind.

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Mrs. Allie Hoge is visiting in Indianapolis. Mrs. Blanche Bledsoe is visiting relatives in Terre Haute. Dan Griffith's anniversary celebration was guite a success. Over a thousand ice cream sandwiches were given away and a number of callers received cakes and nylons. Miss Aronne Bedwell, a teacher at Freelandville. was a Dugger visitor Wednesday even- j ing. ' ThP fnilnwinu Rfhfkahs ionr-

neyed to Merom " Wednesday 'Daugherty; secretary-treasurer, baugh. evening to attend the lovely par- Madge Smith.- Leaders were ap- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamby of ty given in honor of Mrs. Effie 1 pointed and hostesses for the new Terre Haute, visited the latter's Cooper, D.D.P. Mrs. Cooper re-year. An old-fashioned children's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark ceived many nice gifts. Mrs. j Christmas program followed, last week-end. Bertha Thomson; Mrs. Stella which was the highlight of the Mr. and Mrs. John Trimmer atAshcraft, Maggie Alumbaugh, day. Reading of welcome, Bonnie tended the cat show in Chicago Anna Stevenson, Isabelle Wilson, Roseberry; reading, "Brand New last week. Lucille Stevenson. Enid Usrey, .Baby Doll", Olive Daugherty;! Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer Ella Sims, Verna Hammack, Ro- piano solo, Roxie Kelsey; quar- were week-end guests of Mr. and sella Reynolds, Anna Braatz, Let- tet, "Jingle Bells"; dialogue, Mrs. Jack Dowden in Terre tie Risinger, Thelma Hickman, Jaunita Daugherty and Madge Haute. Cynthia Carlisle, Ona Luxton, Smith; reading, "Christmas Mrs. Dorothy Badger spent Stella Thomas, Ella Clark, Eva. Story", Dorothy Burke; piano , Wednesday in Terre Haute.

Crooks, Emma Usrey, Gertie DeNeve and Imo Carlisle. TODAYS MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13. r ' j J a Good and (UP) Hogs, 7,000. choice barrows and gilts, 160-200 lbs., mostly $24.00; 2o0-27o lbs,' $23,75; 100-160 lbs., $- $23.75; sows largely $20.00-, $20.25. ,,,ia-iwwuuj caiveswu. n.ui nArt. 1 A rl HIT 11 urn ana gooa sieers ana neuers, $16.00 $21.00; 1225-lb. steers, , za.ou; gooa neci cows 10 ?io.ou, ; common to medium, $11.50 , $14.00; good and choice vealers, 5Z8.au Sheep, 1,000; good and choice fat lambs, $21.00-$23.50; medium and good $16.501.00; slaugh-j ter ewes, $7.50 down. . ii ..wc.l l!S MJtiHUKIAIU In loving memory of our son and brother, Staff Sergeant Howard Ual Massey, who died somewhere in the Philippine area Dec. 13, 1944. i Somewhere in the Pacific, in a I waprv irravp livpe nnr Jarlinty boy among the other brave. He never once shunned his country's call, but gladly gave his life, his all. He died the helpless to defend, a faithful soldier to the end. Two years have passed since he was called away, our hearts cannot tell us what to say. God alone knows how we miss him in our home that is lonely today. The days of his life were numbered, when the messenger whispered low, "The Master has come and called for thee," : Ival answered, "I am ready to go." The call was sudden,' the shock was severe, we iittle thought his death so near. Only those who have lost can tell the pain of parting without farewell, and while he rests in the ocean deep, his memory we shall always keep. For just when the days seemed brightest, just when bis hopes seemed best, God called him from among us to our eternal rest. Sadly missed by Mother and the Family.

A TRIP TO, THE SECURITY MAY CHANGE A MONEY PUZZLE TO A WELL ORDERED PLAN - Anyway, come in put it to us. "We may be able show you how a - loan up . . . $300 will help there is obligation, if 'you, decide won't.' $5 to $300

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Upstairs North Side Oakley Bldg. Across From Index Listen to the Security Half-Hour each Friday evening over WBOW at 6:30.

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The Merom Handicraft Club met Tuesday, December 10th at Holt Hall with an all day covered dish meeting with Olive Daugherty as hostess. In the afternoon the meeting was opened by singing "Silent Night". Club creed in unison. History of the song of the month by Estie Mason. Song "Oh, Come All Ye1 Faithful" in unison. Secretary report and roll call. Treasurer's ; report. Installation of new off i-1 cers as follows: president, Myrtle MrKinnev: viee-m-esident. Olive solo, Grace White; talk on Santa jClaus, Myrtle McKinney; musiical reading, Louise Daugherty. An exchange of gifts followed. jNiemoers present were Muareu Harrison, Anna Nichols, Roxie Kelsey, Bonnie Roseberry, Nora Pierson, Faye Johnson, Anna ,,.. '. -,... T..;, h McKginne Grace white; LQyuise Daugherty and the hostess, Olive Dauchertv. The meetine closed with club prayer in unison. The iyieui-tJanacy mppting ho-n aTI - day meeting at the home" of Madge gmith Thp leS30n will bs on rem0(jeling old hats. Mrs Anna seony of Robinson, niinois, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Bill Rockwell, Nellie Scott an(i Lottie Arnett a part of this week . Mrs EsteUa Johnson hag feeen confined to her home this week by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raley and daughter left Wednesday for Berkeley, California, for a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels spent Sunday afternoon . with Mrs. Lizzie Click of near Mt. Tabor, Telephone service day and night Call Carri-Cab Anywhere Any Time Ph. . Bus (470 - Station What Do You Need? TIRES 6:00-16 TIRES 6:o0-16 TIRES 6:rC-13 OIL FILTERS "Ike's" Cities Service Corner Washington & Section St. up to to no it. m

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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis of Wichita, Kansas, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Trimmer recently. Mrs. Roy Strahle spent Monday evening in Terre Haute. Miss Ola Richmond of Sullivan, was the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich mond, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nash of Robinson, Illinois, visited' relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grantham of Clinton, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin BluFOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saucerman called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Thrasher and Rachel Tuesday afternoon Rachel has Santa's On L' Cutting The Corners With Ford's Speedy Service Why Don't You Try It?

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been confined to the Mary Sherman Hospital. Wayne and Lorene Saucerman of Indianapolis, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Ray Saucerman. . Miss Amanda Turner of Sullivan, was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Turner. Mr. and Mrs. George Clark of Pleasantville, called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Prose and Billie, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Banther, Mrs. Agnes Latshaw and Mrs. Alice Monroe attended the funeral of Mrs. Martha Walters Tuesday afternoon at Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Monroe attended church at Rose Chapel Sunday and spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chriss Vickrey of near Sullivan.

ALWAYS Tasty Foods & Pastries at the Golden Arrow Cafe Meal Tickets Can Be Bought Here.

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coal, lump, mine run, slok-1 er, treated or not treated;! nut. H. A. McKee Phone 624-A 305 N. Main St. You cari't drive safely with "shimmy", stiff steering, "wander" or "weave". Accidents are sure to happen, useless tire wear occurs. Have us correct it now. R 1 118 So. Main Phone 98 4t)c 43c 33c 45c 49c 47c 49c 45c mmr 35c h . . . 59 c

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