Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 257, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 December 1946 — Page 4

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FOR SALE Used two-

buckle combat boots, and Army shoes, slippers. S & S SHOE REPAIRING,, Ben

ny LunanK. une aoor

1 south Index.

Quit paying rent and own youi home. Special bargains on property on Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

CARRY PLE FOR C. O.'S TO WHITE HOUSE

OUT TncY GO ..c.aweet ana. low: 'We'need.tlierspace'for Spring 'stocksbut'therOre; fst ill iweeksiof j winter ahead for i you f And : at jthesej IsayjngsJtiajLto

CLEARANCE! On The Balcony! omen's Dresses 2.00, 3.00, 5.00 and 8.00 Women's Coats 10.00 and 20.00 Girls' Snow Suits . . . 3.50 to 7.00 l- C-l i 1 ((

vjins kjwuaiurs jv Women's Blouses 100

Girls' Dresses 1.00 and 2.00

Ladies' Hats 50c

Ladies' Skirts 3.00 and 5.

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OF INTEREST TO FARMERS

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS dressed ii prison garb, parade before the White House urging President Truman to grant amnesty for some 700 C. O.'s still in prison, and for 5,300 others who have been released from federal Institutions but still sufler loss of their civil rights, (Internationa!)

City School News

CLEARANCE! On The Main Floor!

Bovs' Reversible Coals 5,

gram on the afternoon of December 20: ' ' ' Scripture reading, ' Jo Ann

"A Christmas Guest," a pretty at the "old stamping grounds" I Decker: song, "White Christmas"

Christmas play, was given for following the holidays.. Bernie by Sarah Reid; "Silent Night," the seventh grade classes Thurs- Hull and Bob Kaiser will no Marlene Grimes, Nell Wible and

day morning in the auditorium, longer run home to get books Barbara Stultz; "Carol of the The play was directed by Miss while waiting for the bus. I Shepherds" by Carolyn Roberts, I Chappelle, class sponsor of the .. , Barbara Spencer, Carolyn Mahan, 1

seventh grade. th-wI n- hi. -T "V, ' Ruth Godfrey, Joline McVicker j ' The cast: Rosemond - Jean nJynfehBlureh? girls wee and Delores Dudley. Magicians,! j Pendleton; Geoffrey-Larry Har- James Robert LaFollette and ' ! ris; Harold-Robert Houpt; Dame Wednesday night in the High I Margaret-Virginia Kaiser; Eli- Scho1 auditonumRamona Hum- d0 n D

: nor Barbara Pearison; Frances BCU1S Alter the program the children 'Barbara Pinkston- a beggar to Town Bette Ann Greenberg were served with refreshments. Don Lyday. ' sang that ever PPular "The Old The following were on the re-,

i xne piay was centerea arouna liCslcul, tunumnw. juiuic .-'

a beautiful old legend which was wle plfyea: tnere was a Vicker, Jim LaFollette, Dick told to children in the sixteenth g,t.t "change and everyone re- Walls and June Stalcup. We all

,1,-eivea a nice gut. ine group had a wonderfu ltime. went Christmas caroling and all Reporter: June Stalcuo

went to me tjcws stand for a

coke. It was an evening full of ,

century in England.

LIVESTOCK BSEEDERS TO MEET DEC. 30 LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 26. Fifteen annual meetings of livestock breeders' associations will be held at Purdue University Monday, Dec. 30 as part of the Agricultural Conference which opens on that day and is continued Jan. 2 and 3. The annual banquet and business meeting of the Indiana Livestock Breeders' Association will conclude the first day's program. Members of Indiana beef breed associations will meet at the livestock judging pavilion at 10:00 a. m., when they will hear Paul Thompson, Terre Haute, discuss his pasture program. Mr. Thompson is one of Indiana's outstanding cattle raisers and uses pastures almost exclusively in his beef cattle program. Luncheon will be served in the pavilion. Annual meetings of the six beef breed associations will be held at 1:00 p. m. 1 Associations which will meet in the Memorial Union include Hereford, Polled Herefords, Shorthorns, Polled Shorthorns and Milking Shorthorns. The Aberdeen Angus Breeders' Association will meet in Agricultural Hall. The 35th annual meeting of Indiana Draft Horse and Mule Breeders' Association will be held at 10:00 a. m. at the Union when Prof. W. W. Smith, Purdue University animal husbandryman, will conduct a discussion on problems in horse feeding. Wayne Dinsmore, Chicago, secretary ol the Horse and Mule Association of America, will talk on pastures at the afternoon meeting. Presentations of the Percheron trophy

and the Association Medal will be -made at this time. l The Indiana Sheep Breeders'

Associations annual meeting will

open at 9:30 a. m. at the Union.

Principal speakers will be J. FJ

Walker, Gambier, Ohio, who will

nllr rn "What's AhpnH in Shppni

Production" and Dr. G. D. Scar-j seth, Lafayette, who will discussj "Some Factors in Producing! Abundant Sheep Pasture." A summary of the Hoosier golaS medal lamb project will be given I at the afternoon session, whiclf will be followed by a business' session. Seven sheep breed associations will hold annual meet-

mgs at 2:30 p. m. They will include Corriedale, Dorset Hony( Hampshire, Oxford, Rambouillet, Shropshire and Southdown. Dan Casement, well known veteran rancher and cattleman of i Manhatten, Kans., will be the guest speaker at the banquet to be held at 5:00 p. m. at Lincoln.

Lodge. Special entertainment

teatures are being arranged foil

the affair. In addition, trophy

awards and medals will be pre

sented. Announcement will be.

made of the pictures of Indianafy

breeders to be hung in Agricultural Hall. .!

Relief At Last

For Your Cough

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-f cause it goes right to the seat of thei I trouble to help loosen and expel I germ laden phlegm, and aid nature X

to sootne ana neaa raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem

branes. Tell your druggist to sell you f

a Dottie ot ureomuision witn tne understanding you must like the way It . . ; i -1 11 .... ! V nM

to have your money bak. f CREOMULSIOti lot Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis

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4 interim Coats

Men's Fingertip Coats

Juvenile Boys' Coats '.. Juvenile Hooded Mackinaws, size 4 . Women's Purges 413-Wool Blankets . ,

10.00

In connection with the play, a program of carol singing ; was conducted by Joe Scully, accompanied by Phyllis Griggs at the piano, and the Christmas story 'was read from Luke 2:8-20 by Kaylid Jordan.

Art Department.

jolly Christmas spirit.

Collaborationists Barred

HONG KONG (UP) Jockeys

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ELM PARK

The First Grade children are who continued racing during the glad to have their new health Japanese occupation will be barlights connected. We hope they red from the tract until their

The students of Mr. Clemens' will help to prevent the spread- qualifications are. re-examined,

classes joined hands in the spirit ing of colds, and ' we wish to the Hons Kong Jockey Club has

of the season and made Christmas thank the Lions Club for their decided at a recent meeting. Only j 1 cards, trees and other Gecora- consideration of us at Elm Park, four Chinese jockeys wers listed j i tions, extending a wish for a very 1 Charles WalR a ni'nil nf Mrs. as riders in the forthcoming

j Merry Christmas to everyone. McKee, is moving to Dugger. i i The six Senior High school stu- - ; - dents were informed that their GYMNASIUM SCHOOL class will no longer meet at the The' sixth grade at Gymnasium

meet, which opens around Crinese New Year in mid-January.

Spreads ....... .... ...... 10.09 j

Junior High chool building, but school enjoyed the following pro-

CHINESE MAYOR PLAY5 SANTA

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Movie Wedding

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Pepti-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. .

Franchised liutuer; 1 f PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF VINCENNE8

BARGAIN 'TABLE $1.00 Assorted r.2erdbn3ies

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Assorted Blercfeadise

Assorted Merckandiso

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LEARANCE! In The Shoe Department!

as : ' 2.09 and 3.00

Ben's House Slippers LOO and 2,09

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PLAYING SANTA CLAUS at a party for Chinese children, Shavey Lee, mayor of New York's Chinatown, finds a protestor in eight-month-old Kichard Chu. (International Soundphoto)

LINDA STERLING, above, queen of the cowboy movies, and Sloan Nibley, writer for the Roy Rogers pictures, are honeymooning folf lowing their marriage in Hollywood. C Inter national)

WE ARE EVER READY We are eve? ready to help you in time of stress to take over the many details that present themselves at a time of loss. The tactful and sympathetic handling we give will leave vour mind free of all but the beautiful memories of a final tribute. Schulze Funeral Home Successor To Risinger & Kresge Carlisle, Indiana

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Plain and fur trimmed coats and suits regularly priced from 16.95 to 56.

every hat in the house regularly priced from 2.98 to 6,

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