Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 261, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 December 1946 — Page 3

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For Sale fcAR of meat scraps due soon, 'e us for car door price. Unload I Sullivan and Merom. Farm ireau Co-op. M 5'OR John Deere parts and vice call 285 at Mace Tire & ttcry Service, Sullivan, Ind. WINTER wreaths and ceme:y' decorations. Bright and colEul. Wildln'S Greenhouses, tone 9214. We deliver. RESH CUT FLOWERS ge Mums- and Pompoms, bds, Roses, Carnations, Snapgons, neatly arranged for any asion. Wildin's Greenhouses, lone 9214. We deliver. For Atlas tires and tubes, ext lubrication, tire and battery 'vice, drive in at STAHL'S ANDAED SERVICE, 29 N. jetton St. Phone 262. ELECTRIC floor sander and lisher for rent. MARSHALL iUGS, SHELBURN. Phone 90. ALL INSURANCE is not alike. ;rd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. FOR SALE Good clover hay the bale, no rain on it. Claude Phillips, Sullivan, R. 2 or aysville phone 1-36. 11910 ' Mercury 4-door. good bber, R & H spotlight. In good udition. 118 So. Court St., upiirs. OR SALE 1940 Ford ' trac-;l26-ft. Carter van typetrail"feijud lues attff gui jtf ..cvidition lme or call Herschel Irvin, w Lebanon. , y.AVATORIES, both cast iron a vitreous cnina, complete th trim; Toilets; Shower cabts; Medicine cabinets. In ck. No priority needed. LAWNCEVILLE SALES COM-. NY, Lawrenceville, Illinois. one 90. - t ot ijiuiivan, close to oia kory church. Sam Murphy, llivan, Ind., R. 5. fOR SALE 1941 Nash "600." c-ellent rubber. Inquire Wade's rage, E. Washington. FOR - SALE Warm Morning ypting stove, one studio couch, iairs snow leggings sizes 8 ana : two pea coats: Vance jikston, Merom. fQR SALE "35 Chev. coupe, ster. Good shape, good tires, ced to sell. Gene Vigus, Merphone 78. OR SALE Model A Ford Tu- , good running condition. Also wer take-off for Chev. truck, rancis Wheeler, 2 miles east on SINKS, both with and without binets. In stock. No priority e e d e d. LAWRENCEVILLE LES COMPANY, Lawrencelle, Illinois. Phone 90. FOR SALE 23 ft. 1946 model mse trailer. Excellent condiin. E. L. Hall, Farmersburg or e Feid Hall, North Oakley ilding. FOR SALE Heating stove, alamazoo Heater, in good conDon. 306 N. State St. Phone :4-X. . FPU -SALE 1936 Oldsmobile I New-tires A-l, good motor, r- HOI N. Main St. FOR gALE3 registered Dur- ? f'lts- Le.Burnett, V2 miles jrtheast of GraysviUe, Dead Animals Removed Ml kinds: horses, cows. caiyes ana hoss. Call l-in phone .132 or Crawford Ml or Crawford 53109. ferre Haute. We pay all maizes. nour serlce. John Wachtel Co. V Terre Haute. Indiana i m

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LIMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate delivery. Martin Feed Store, Shelburn. FOR SALE 1941 Chev. 206 N. Cross St. . FOR SALE 1937 Ford coupe, good mechanical condition; one Jersey & Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old. calf by side; one Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, good family cow; two roan Durham heifers, 1 yr. old; one Angus & Hereford calf, 3 months old; heifer. Rodman Stanley, Merom R. 1. FOR SALE Good Empire coal & wood range. 6 caps, reservoir, oven thermometer. 629 E. Jackson. FOR SALE 600 bu. corn. Also choice alfalfa and soybean hay and lespedeza, redtop mix. 704 E. Wasiiington. FOR SALE 1936 Pontiac coach in good condition. Hall Auto Parts, Shelburn. FOR SALE Two new Thor electric iorners, one new Motorola car radio, several other new electrical appliances. Guaranteed radio service and electrical appliance repairing. Crist's Radio and Appliance Shop, Hymera, Indiana. Phone 106, Ring 2. NOTICE 1938 Chevrolet 4door sport sedan for sale. Nice and clean. Will accept cheaper car on trade-in. May be seen at Bus Station in Shelburn. Phone 111. 1 PERMANENT anti-freeze, Norway, Zerone, and battery recharging while you wait at Flynn's Seryice, U. S. 41, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE In Sullivan, 'semimodern four-room house, good location, and a three-room house, with gas and electricity. Good four-room house with water in, in Hymera. 5 acres with good four-room house, part basement, electricity and immediate possession; 1 mile off U. S. 41 north of Sullivan. 230 acres, modem house and other good improvements. A good farm. Other ritv and farm property. Ferd E. Hall, N. Oakley Bldg., Sullivan. FOR SALE Baby carriage in excellent condition. Phone 324-A. FOR SALE 1946 Ford halfton pick-up truck, 650 tires, 6 ply. Robert Yentes, Dugger. 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. WANTED Woman to do some housework, cooking. No hard work. State salary. Box CC, care Times. WANTED Wish to rent or lease 4 to 6-room house in Sullivan. 118 So. Court St. C. Robison. HELP WANTED Girl at News Stand immediately. Apply in person. WANT TO RENT 150. to 200acre farm. Also want to buy late model Farm-All or John Deere tractor and some equipment. Bill Alsman, 41 South McCammon St., Sullivan, Ind. WANTED Livestock' hauling to Indianapolis and other markets. Pick up loads on Thursdays. Jim Dodds, Phone 8204T HELP WANTED Permanent position open for young lady. Apply at Bennett's Pharmacy. WANTED Ride to and from Terre Haute. Working hrs. 7 o'clock to 4 p. m. Call 237-L. GIRL wants housework. 619 N. Section.

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PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES, 19 North Section Street. curtain stretchers. Here in time for spring housecleaning. Limited quantity at $6.49. ROOT'S, second floor. DON'T forget the Pilgrim Holiness Church services that are now in progress. Also the Watch Services Tuesday P. M. ROUND and Square Dance every Saturday night 8 to 12 o'clock. GraysviUe, Ind. LATEST popular, classical Victor, Decca 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. . Farmers' tax reports must be filed by January 15th. Don't delay. R. F. Logan, Income Tax Service, 428 E. Washington St. NOTICE Present this ad and receive $1.00 on a new tire this week only at Flynn's, Shelburn, Indiana. DUE to price rises of coal at mines, all prices on all coal will be advanced from" fifteen to thirty cents a ton on all grades of coal starting today. Draper Coal Company, Phone 14. LOST LOST Black and tan female hound. Reward. N. R. (Bud) Cox, GraysviUe phone. , Found FOUND Black and white puppy, male. Must have assurance of good home. Phone 425-L. Mrs. Gus Hash, 219 Indiana Ave. LOCALS Lawrence Dorman has returned to his home in San Antonio, Texas, after attending the funeral of his father and spending Christmas with his mother. Paul Dorman has returned ' to pnntipp- JVTirhipan, ,.afterbeing called home due to the death of his father and spending the holidays with his mother, who will soon join him in Pontiac. Mrs. Carney Morgan and daughter, Nancy, of Logansport, are the holiday guests of Mrs. Leila Hanger of this city. ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Booher of Indianapolis, spent Christmas in Sullivan with Mrs. Leila Hanger and Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Hanger. John Rodger, Miss Sarah Rodger and Mrs. Sarah . Batey and son, Tom, of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Eaton a'nd sons, Bill and John C, of New Lebanon, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPherson and son, John, of Terre Haute.. Sherrill Southwood and Miss Margaret Hammond of Indianapolis, spent Christmas in Sullivan with Mr. ' and Mrs. Isaac Southwood and Bob. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the minister, the organist, all neifihbors and friends for their many acts of kindness to us in our time of sorrow. Also we wish to thank all for the beautiful floral offerings for our daughter and sister, Mrs. Ruby Hankms. ! Mr. .Leslie Secrest and Family. With Immortals (ODY of Carrie Jacobs Bond, tamed composer and poet who 0ed in Hollywood at the age of 14, will be entombed In a mausobum reserved for American immortals at Glendale, CaL Mrs. end's best known songs included n'he End of a Perfect Day," 1 toviXouTr" (IpttxjittioBaiyj

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stasve of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Pirtle of Sullivan, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. William Spinks. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Hope and Miss Mary Walters spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Max Quillen in Owensburg. Vireil Watkins of Flint, Michi gan, is visiting his parents, Mr. !and Mrs. William Watkins. I Miss Maxine Myers is con- ' fined to her home with the flu. ; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dugger and daughters, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Dugger have returned to their 'home in Anderson. James Hickman, who has been ill, is again able to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meeks and i family , are leaving for Phoenix, Arizona Wednesday. JThey are leaving for the health of their ,son, Arthur. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. iWhyers and children, Elmer Lee land Cherry Liane Svilloughby, 'of Alton, Illinois, wlfo spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ringer, have returned to their home. Miss Cherry reraainjed for a longer visit. v J Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leffler 'and daughter of Alton, Illinois, 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ' Phillin Ringer. They were en route to Georgia where Arthur Lee, Jr., is stationed. Sudden Crimeless Wave LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP) Po, j lice Judge Thomas J. Ready i an unexpected holiday. He rived to convene court found the docket bare. He, was the first "caseless' could renember since associated with th 7 police in 1898. 'Black Wolf 7 I PHILADEt I black wolf I jsays the Phi zoo nas recea that is light. I seldom seenl swamps of Lo 3 HUBBY W NOBLESVlI Pearl Rigdonl vorce against! charged men principal comd husband denv "wage" if he about their he SON

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Mr, and Mrs. Harvey McKinley Oi soum vi luwu, aie ciiiiiuuui;jiis the marriage of their eldest daughter, Helen Marie, to Robert D. Mahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahan, Monday, December 23rd at 4:30 p. m. in a beautiful' candlelight ceremony in the Church of Christ parsonage at Olney, Illinois with the Rev. Lyle Berry performing the ceremony. Both the bride and groom are students at Indiana University and will continue their studies for the present. Mr. and Mrs. James Landes returned Monday to their home in Ypsilanti, Michigan, after spending the holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. Rea Hoilman. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Ward and children returned Sunday to their home in Indianapolis after spending the holidays here with Grover and Delno Vickrey. Luther Owens of .Indianapolis, spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Edgington and son of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pirtle and family of New Lebanon were guests Sunday of Mrs. Stella Johnson and family. Mrs. Anna McCammon entertained with a family dinner Friday evening having as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Daugherty and family, Mrs. Doris Kelso and children of Terre, Haute and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCammon of Dayton, Ohio. Deerslayers at Work EBURN, Pa. (UP) Shoot - r must come naturally to Connor brothers. On the opening of deer season e brothers were in the y Friday, five deer were up outside the Connor 250-POUND COUGAR lr VIEW, Wash. (UP) killed one of the largest ever bagged iif southWashington. The animal li 10 feet from tip to tip lighed 250 pounds. The size of cougars is less Lght feet, with an average of 150 pounds. Fishing Pole Saves Life pTLE FALLS, Minn. (UP) Ihing pole he carried, proved Inference between life and Iiing for TSgt. Paul BalasHomeward bound after ig through fhe ice, he fell hole, but lie pole spanned Me and enabled Balaski to himself from the water. FOR FATHER ,4 3 mmim X t i

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Mr. and. Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Griffith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Treek of Nutley, New Jersey, spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Griffith of near Shelburn. Lex Lovelace of Bayonne, New Jersey, arrived Friday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gorse Lovelace. Mrs. Lovelace is visiting her father in Florida during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pounds of Hobart, Indiana, are spending a few days with friends here. Mrs. William Sweet spent Christmas with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne, and son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Sweet of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Griffith had as their dinner guests Christ mas day, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Treek of Nutley, New Jersey, Mr. nd Mrs. Ray Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Griffith of Jasonville. Mr. and Mrs. Gorse Lovelace were Christmas day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Farmersburg. Students Save on Meals ' CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UP) More than 3,000 of the university's 18,500 students eat every day in two cafeterias and a dining room in the Illini Union Building on the University of Illinois campus. The university figures the average cost per student at $1.46 a day( compared to $1.80 a "dy spent by students eating elsewhere.

Notice To Customers Mike's Shoe Repair Shop, SHELBURN, IND. Open In New Location Jan. 2nd 3rd Door West Of Old Bank Bldg. MIKE TARCHESKI, Prop.

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MERCHANT MARINE CADET EXAMS TO BE HELD IN APRIL

Appointments to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy are available to qualified youtig men in the mid-western area. Young men between the ages of 16V2 to 21 will be permitted to take the entrance examination on April 4, 1947. Accepted applicants will . have an excellent opportunity to obtain, at no cost, a combined technical training and college education leading to a career at sea and, after sea ex-perence,-positions in the shipping industry and its allied activities. High school seniors scheduled to be graduated in May or June, 1947, who do not possess the required scholastic units on date of submission of application will be permitted to take the April examination if they submit a statement signed by the principal of the school certifying that when they pass they will have the required units. Full information and necessary application forms may be obtained by writing to the Supervisor, U. S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, Washington 25, D. C. Eggs Survive Crack-Up CHICAGO (UP) The automobile carrying Walter Houb, 39, and his mother, Mrs. Bertha Subotka, 60, struck an electric suburban train. They not only escaped injury, but two dozen eggs in the car remained intact. 3-Foot Snake Intrudes CHICAGO (UP) F. A. Swett, grocer, reached up to a shelf, felt something strange, and called police. Chief George Mason killed the "thing." It was a three-foot boa constrictor which probably arrived in a banana shipment. GRAB BAG Hints on Etiquette The well-bred traveler is known by his good-natured courtesy and kindliness toward everyone he meets fellow-passengers, the crew of the train, bus, ship, airplane, etc. ' ' Today's Horoscope You are studious, intellectual, cautious, discreet, and have a keen and alert mind. You are considerate of others, shrewd and honest, you love travel and all out-door sports. Your home is Pistributed by King Features Syndicate, Time '"--

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