Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 258, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 December 1946 — Page 5

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For Sale CAR of meat scraps due soon, See us for car door price. Unload at Sullivan and Merorn. farm Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere parts and service can .oa at iviai;c Battery Service, Sullivan, Ind. WINTER wreaths and cemetery decorations. Bright and colorful. Wildin's Greenhouses, Fhone 9214. We deliver. FRESH CUT FLOWERS Large Mums ang ' Pompoms, Glads, Roses, Carnations, Snapdragons, neatly arranged for any occasion. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phono 9214. We deliver. i FOR SALE One Bb Saxophone, one Bb Cornet, one Bb Trumpet, one set Xylophones, ne set Orchestra Bells. Orvillc Hall, Phone 173, Shelburn. For Atlas tires and tubes, exiert lubrication, tire and battery . . i crwt a 1Y ICS icrvice, drive in at bi.hilo Standard service, 29 n. Section St. Phone 262. I ELECTRIC floor sander and 'iolishcr for rent. MARSHALL RUG!3, SHELEURN. Phone 90. i WESTINGHOUSE , Sampson Slid G.E. Automatic Irons, Westinghouse and Philco Radios for Immediate delivery. Woodward Jardware Co., Dugger, Ind.,4 j! Jt DALE. U1UUU lulivci puppy , eligible -tyra?er, temale; three black tmi cocker & beagle, good hunters or pets.. All seven weeks. 408 So. Court. Phone 700. WARM MORNING and Majes tic Heaters lor immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet coach, good condition, good tires. 236 W. Graysville St. FOR SALE One set 9:00-20 truck tire chains, $10.00; 50' bales straw. Vh miles southeast of Merom. Cecil Phillips. FOR. SfJLE- .' 5-room semi-modern bungaw, garage. Large lot, paved ..trtet. A real location. Immedi ate possession. 77-acro farm. Good location, cry' productive, 60 acres tillable, i acres good tirr.bas . Priced to :ell. Possession 30 days. Come in and talk real estate, ou are always welcome. "USREY & RUKDGE North Oakley RWsr. Phone 518. FOR SALE 1935 Plymouth bach,,' A-l condition, good tires. 51 So. Court. FOP. SALE 1936 Oldsmobile (6f). New tires, body A-l. good motor, heater. 1101 N. Main St. FOR SALE Six-room house, ten acres; outbuildings, two wells, pond, nice shade. Located one mile east of Hymera, Road 48. Graham Thoburn. Boilers, circulating pumps, Unit heaters and Radiation in stock. LAWRENCEVILLE SAL?S C O M P A N Y, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. Phone 90; j"-.,. LIMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate delivery. Martin Feed Store, Shelburn. FOR SALE Modern and semimodern homes in Sullivan and adjoining towns. Also farms from o arres to 200 acres in Sullivan County. Ferd E. Hall, North Oakley Bldg. Phone 567. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, theep, calves and hogs. Ca!) Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford mi or Crawford 53100, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour seravice. fJohnWachtelCo.l i Terre Haute, Indiana

LATEST popular, classical VicI tor and Columbia records, and

children's records. Record players, needles, albums and racks. Music boxes, guitars, band and orchestra instruments, harmonicas, metal & plastic. R. W. Cadwell Music House. FOR SALE 7-ft. power mower for International H or M. C. R. Railsback, Phone 767 or 9204. FOR SALE 1941 Chev. truck with Baughman lime spreader bed. Good condition. Good tires. 460 S. Court. Phone 483-B. FOR SALE One Guernsey male calf, weighing 500 lbs.; pair I of young 5-year-old horses, one ' 4-year-old bay horse. Skidmore and Waldorf, East Washington St. ALL INSURANCE is ' notaiike. Ferd Kali, North Oakley Bldg FOR SALE Table top gas range in good condition and electric toaster. 222 W. Johnson. FOR SALE 1932 Chevrolet coach. G. E. Sims, New Lebanon, Ind. FOR SALE 2-piece wicker set, good upholstery. At 309 South Court Street. FOR SALE Good clover hay in the bale, no rain on it. Claude C. Phillips, Sullivan, R. 2 or Graysville phone 1-36. Hot Air furnaces and blowers. In stock. Pipe and fittings for installation..'.. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. Phone 90. FOR SALE With small down payment, or trade modern city property, my home and acreage north of Sullivan on U. S. 41. Dwelling consists of 3 rooms on second floor, 5 down, nice bathroom, built-in cabinets, plenty closets and storage space, Venetian blinds. First floor rugs, gas stove and lawn furniture included. Basement under 3 rooms, shower in basement, .excellent heating plant. House newly insulated. Stationary twin tubs, and fruit shelves. Landscaping, shrubs, flowers, trees, and white board fence show for themselves. Large barn, concrete floor, small office in one corner. Fair income annuelly. If not sold or traded wii! ( rent. J. H. (Jack) Wees, Phone 734.

FOR RALE Started baby! WA . chicks. 2, 3 and 4 weeks old, and', WANTED to do some fries. Walls Broiler Plant. 529 ! housework, cooking. No hard

Depot Street, Phone 102-A. FOR SALE Skclgas combination stove, mohair living room suite, 8-piece Kroehler dining room suite, Warm Morning heatrola. Call 432-Y or 437 Stratton St. FOR SALE 5 shepherd pup3. East Qf Sullivan, close to old Hickory church. Sam Murphy, Sullivan, Ind., R. 5. FOR GALE Federal Spinner washer, good condition, $80.00; girl's coat set, size 6. 240- So. State. Phone 399-B. FOR SALE 800 bu. corn. $1.25 bu. Also big roan cow, freshen in March, heavy milker. Floyd Chambers, mile south of Shiloh Church. FOR SALE 4-room house, 213 North West Street, and furniture. Reason for selling, leaving city. Can be seen from 10 until 3 Saturday, December 28th. W. T. Mellott. mm SEE US BEFORE YOU TELL Your Cowhides FOR HIGHEST PRICES Alvey Feed Company Second & Giro Streets Terre Haute, Ind.

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

1 MASON AUTO EXCHANGE, Carlisle, for new and used auto parts. Sundays 9 till 4 for parts only. Auto repairing on week days, 7 till 5. , BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for resident of Sullivan County who recognizes that now is the time for him to be building a permanent business of his own. The largest life insurance company in the ordinary field has a salaried opportunity to offer this man if he has business or sales experi- . ence, good character, desire to achieve, and preferably a college education. A thorough training in

specialized subjects must be tak-' Mr. and Mrs. Estel McMillan en both in and out of the field, and children of Terre Haute, Group insurance and retirement were guests of their parents, Mr. plan participation. In two years and Mrs. John Brewer and Mr. you are in your own business on and Mrs. Arthur McMillan, duryour own income: All replies ing the Christmas holidays, confidential and will be answer- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richey ed. Box 117 c-o Times. have with them for the Christ-

SEE the new Majestic Range. Designed for economical fuel consumption. Limited supply. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. ALL insurance is not. alike. We give personal and prompt claim service direct out of our agency, We have 80 collision at a price you can afford to pay. Ferd E. Hall, N. Oakley Bldg. Wanted

of Carlisle, Christmas Day. WANTED Dead animals. We .The Sunday School of ' the remove your dead animals free christian church held a candleof charge. Phone No. 9 reverse light service Sunday morning, charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. ..

RAntATniTToTrrrr-Tr--ing. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED CessDool and toilpl: cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. WANTED Cesspool and toilet cleaning. Modern equipment. You know the price before we start. Box 105 c-o Times. WANTF.n flnnH frnlr ATucf . uwwi HlUDi give reference. Answer Box 23 care Times. , . I HELP WANTED Girl at News Stand, immediately. Apply person.

MALE HELP WANTED i her working hours are spent listShoe man to cover E. HI. - W. ' ening to records and co-ordinat-Ind. to ' audit consigned shoe inc the selections with certain

! stocks and establish new accounts I on consignment basis. Permanent iwork. Car necessary. Salary $125

per month plus comm. and ex- ulated by Slavs. Claire has dispenses. If really interested, write covered that these people prefer giving age and experience, also poJkas-. A Negro district goes in wclose photo. Interview will be. tor boogie-woogie and the blues, arranged. Wolf.- Wcar-u-well Still another section' , prefers Corporation, Columbus, Ohio. what Claire calls "cry-in-your-T! ' 1 beer tunes." These records are

WaWIisD TO RENT Farm land. Floyd J. French, Shelburn, Route 1 j ' FLOOR SANDING and finish 1 inS done. Have complete equip jment. S. C, Willis, R. R. 5, Sulli j van. Dugger Phone 105F14. worn., auic saiaiy. box UU, care Times. , LOST LOST Female beagie hound., white and brown, spotted, 2 miles southwest , New Lebanon Finder call Roy Chubb, Shelburn. LOST Black and tan female hound. Reward. N. R. (Bud) Cox Graysville phone. FN MEMOF.IAM In memory of our dear mother and wife, who passed away one year ago December 26th. One year ago today Our loved one passed away. Oh Lord, we know there is no other Can take the place of our wife and mother; Our home is a lonely and empty place, For no more we see her dear face. Up in heaven we know she's sleeping, Safely guarded for our keeping. Sadly msised by Mr.v John Grimes and Family. CARD OF THANKS I want to thank each and everyone who visited us or sent cards, also presents, to help us enjoy our 60th wedding day, Christmas day. I also want ' to say how sorry I was I could hot have an open house as planned for us. Mr. Richardson does not know everyone and can't have company. Thanks again- to all. Mrs. Ed Richardson Shelburn, Ind.

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Sill mas holidays their son and dau-gter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Richey of Chicago, Mr. and 'Kirs. Clyde Smith of East Glen spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs rjiau(e German. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Sebring entertained at dinner Wednesday Mr. ,and Mrs. Jim Shepherd of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs. Norman German and son, Norman Jr., of Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Piercs were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart and daughter, Vicki Jane. MARRIAGE LICENSES James E. Taylor, Farmersburg, truck driver and Frances L. Buckallew, Farmersburg. Jack , A. Russell; Farmersburg, school teacher and Mhrgareti. L. Conway, Farmersburg, operator. beauty TlTTTCDITBnU HTO flonam--ril iUiJUlhUAl VW phy and juke boxes go hand in ,hand for Claire Gillott. I .nairean- attractive brunette. .ih i i,w w atPn -

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Hat Trick THREE-YEAR-OLD Jennifer Witt pops out of a hat box to keynote 1 the millinery week fashion show at Miami iseacn. international) milirip all dpv' ..11UU1V fc " ' " "You'd think I'd never want to see a phonograph record," she 1 sam. "am msieaa or inm uemg ! 4 j i n i . 1 1 it A. t J . - 'the case, I have become a jukei .box addict- The minute 1 l home from work, I turn on my own automatic record changing machine." Mere Cash Down Under MELBOURNE, Australia (UP) Australia's national income has inrrease:! bv 55 cer cent since 193S, the Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics report?. The bureau said Australia came out ol the war in a rainy gooa economic Dcsition and her over seas position was generally; sound. "V '" Help the .coos 'SAYS c WASTE PAPER! the former Faye Emeison, arrive at from Europe where Elliott drew alleged pro-Soviet remarks made (International Souadphoto)

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