Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 26, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 February 1947 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 194?.

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

1875 NO INFLATION HERE Bankloan Plan

AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE, TO SERVE YOU.

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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation j 1875 " 1946

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SOCIETY FAMILY NIGHT

CHAUM SHELF Can be used in any room. Has a glass shelf 16" long and 5" wide, and a white metal frame decorated with lovely 'laurel . leaf scrolls. (1 QO Overall height 8". iS

Gerald Sims, Rev. and Mfs. Jennings, Mr.' and Mrs. Wayne Shorter; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lisman, Mrs. , Slinkard, . Mrs.

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Members of the New Lebanon Austin, Barbara Irving, Bernetta j Methodist Church enjoyed Fgm- Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Emery, ily Night at the school cafeteria i Stanley,' Bill Joe and Barbaia Thursday night, January 30. A Ann and Joan Steclman. Mr. and delicious basket supper was en- Mrs Harry Mason, Mr. and Mrs. joyed at seven o'clock. A clever . Kelvin Plrtle, qharley Dodds, program in which everyone took Rlrs Elizabeth Lkman and Mary part was presented. Prizes were Hiatt, awarded as follows: Bible quiz, - n mmm Emery Stanley and Rev. - Jen-: ' . nings; cake walk, Hanry Dbdds f ' 10.000 Pistols Condemned and Louise .. Jennings; spelling ) SYDNKY, Australia (UP) Ten mptoh, Accie Raines and Mollie .thousand' pistols of all types surAustin. - . . rendered to or seized by the New The men of the church will be South'" Wales police will be disresponsible for the naxt meeting. Pfsed of portly. The department The committee -in charge will be wlX thern into the Rev. Jennings, Henry Raines and s( or Jcnd t0. n engineer-

Everett Irving. 111 .'" uve lllr.lcu;. Tho?s enjoying the - evening , -.' r" " ' ; were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raines' ' fjertrude Ederle was the Gr3t and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. : Paul ' woman to successfully swim the j Phillips, Mr. and M.-s. Raymond , English channel in 1925. Her ! Jackson and Susan and Wayne, was 14 hours and 34 min- , ; Mr. and Mrs.: Henry Dodds, Mr. utes, beating the previous record i 'and Mrs. Everett Irving, Mr. and made by Tiraboschi, an Argen- . Mrs. John Clerk, Mr. and Mrs. tine, by, two hours less one min- I .Bill Stedman Sr., Mr. and Mrs. ute. !

DIMAG CAST IN NEW ROLE

JOLTIN' JOE DIMAGGIO, the slugging outfielder of the New York Yanks, Is cast in a new role as hospital patient. DiMag had an operation on his heel and will have his foot in a cast for a week. He is in a New York hospital (lata national)

PREPARING, his yacht for the Los Angeles-Honolulu race, .Humphrey Bogart gets assistance from his wife, Lauren Eacall. (7jjfernarzona).

REGULAR NAVY, AGE LIMIT FOR OFFICERS INCREASED 3 YEARS

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for all ranks . of Naval Reserve It is no longer necessary ' for and temporary officers applying Reserve officers in the above for transfer to the Regular Navy categories to submit their appliin the Medical, Dental, Hospital cations for transfer to the Regur.nd Medical Allied Sciences lar Navy within six months from Corps and officers applying for the time of their release to intransfsr as Legal Specialists. active-duty.

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STEP up now, good people, and meet the fashion master of the new season. s Here's Buick for 1947 - style-wise, performance-wise, quality-wise and value-wise, the sweetest "buy" your dollars are going to find anywhere this year. liye well that sparkling new grille behind it you'll be plainly marked as strictly up to 1947 in your travel standards. ' Take in the tapering grace of long, sweep-through fenders. there's the hallmark of a style pattern sure to bring you notice and approval wherever you may go. fvlotc the reach of the bonnet long, deep, broad-chested there's a lifetime of thrills in such bountiful supply of Buick Fireball' straight-eight power. Spot the solid footing of a carriage tig as you deserve the breadth

of beam that spells room aplenty the ready-to-go poise ot four coil-sprung wheels ready to level the roughest roads into boulevard smoothness. And in particular, mark down this: Not one smart model but nine will present this fresh front to the world this season. Cars in three series, three wheel-, bases and three price ranges give . you a triple-barreled chance to know Buick size, Buick beauty, Buick ability when you travel. Choose from two versions of the garage-handy special four of the light-footed super three of

the great-hearted roadmaster scries. , In each you'll find a rich abundance of the things that make Buick America's most wanted automo-. . bile engines that seem to stay forever young, the matchless buoyancy of BuiCoil springing, the spaciousness of great room, the feathery handling of controls that ate always "obediently yours." . . Naturally demand is going to be great; a sweetheart like' this is bound to bring suitors flocking. So how about coming in right away and getting your order on our books? ' Tun in HfNRY 1. TAYIOR on fiB air fwice weelrfy

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JSW CCATS, lnS 5n5,rt nare ery full back lines to harmonize effectively with new peplum-pretty suits. This welcome, fullness is echoed in fabulous push-up sleeves and -deep over-suif armholes. Wonderful all-wool fabrics in basic darks and Spring-new colors. JliPres', women's, juniors. Other suits, coats 9Q-29 75

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HANDBAGS. Glistening plastic patents! Spring styles in navy, brown and red. 4.93 Plus Tax

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HAN5CISS. Brightly printed cotton squares she will wear everywhere! 5'S-

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Gottbri r BR'ESS PRINTS ; 40c yd. Crisp colorful cottons , that literally shxut spring-.: Vat dyed for fast color in a variety of lovely patterns and colors. '

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