Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 29, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 February 1947 — Page 5

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For Sale t 'ANOTHER car meat scraps due I " r.n irst ot rCD. unioau hj.ci.viii id Sullivan.. Cheaper at car oor. tarm Bureau u-up. 'PROMPT ROAD service for re battery and farm equipment rubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . ill MACE. . VVTLAS TIRES and ACCESJvraTir.s OnifW. safe battery re,'ferging. Lubrication a Special- ' STAHLS biVXN L)iLiU 0nhir.E. 29 N. Section. Ph. 262. ('GENERAL TIRES?'' Lubricauoii, JBattcry cnarging. uamj Products for Less. Liberty ServJOHNSON PRODUCTION 3 ED CHICKS now on sale at HNSON'S FEED & SUPPLY ;0 115 South Court btreet, "lVie 606. Jbc ; , -. : r FOR SALE 7-room modern loime. Hardwood noors, new iuuj. ntt paint. Beautiful large lawn. 'hone 250 for appointment. ADR SALE 2 practically new uits of clothes: 1 fingertip blue evcrsible; 1 light tan sport coat. UKJbitee 36 and in line condition. :cason for selling, boy in service. an be seen at 545 East Washusion. "OR SALE Property located Yb pntt of Dugger, 4-rootn Ccalo'w. corner lot, full basetrVj -frrnaee,. wateri.lights: i IB pod condition. Lan oe imr5ed by O,!. Price $1950. Sullivan R. 5. f'.rnwnie" 01;;Vm w ' - I FOR SALE n-ro fin 6 room house, complete bath, 6 rooms. Very close in. able price. South Mam St. in.rnnm nnartment house. iii -modern. Close in. Reasonle down payment, bal. lilce nt. i.jrjT-room house, complete bath, irriwood floors, gyod roof and lint, lartfe barns, cood coridioni Electricity, plenty water, 'jQ acres land, 30 acres timber, 01 acres tillable. Located on atroad, 6 miles of Sullivan. i. -room moaern nouse, large n & poultry houses, good roof Viint. Electric numn. plenty j, 60 acres land. Very close Vfeasonable down payment, I easy terms by owner. :-room house, good condi-!-car garage. Excellent loPriced for quick sale. ilfc, Ind. I CreVS f?nI Vctin f, Vimnr-l linn L VVfeency, 431 South Troll T . . rhonc 522-Y. 1Y.0R SALE One 1942 V-8 , pick-up; one 1941 Dodge 4-door i.eluxe sedan with 1946 motor, ado, heatef Also 60 gallons nseed oil. Ceu be seen at 3 iiles e;ist of Sullivan, near Lip- . t-at Mine. ''Brownie" Olson. i FOR SALE Ectrolux vacut iii cleaners. Serv'ice and sup jr.. ' plies. Phone Kirk McMillan, 250. FpK SALE North Main St., t-nVim semi-modern ' cottage, t vf if l t-'rt. ... i .- t n . . ; A 'I -1 fu-.c"un- . A FCR SALE 4-room house, corV, ir,i r.ni t? n-j;o ct Ceil a. 10 r State for information. tin P AT r itA? A .! ,.-.,J i Pwilh radioand heater. A-l Jlilion. Can Be seen at Girthel jjt's, 1 mile south of Dugger, j i iturdiiy the 8th and Sunday the fth. SALE Hed-e fense posts. .4 mile south of Rivprvirvv W. toickerson, Fairbanks phone. Dead Animals Removed f'i ill Liriily Imrutiu rnv 5 sheep, calves and hogs. Cali Monroe Deed Service. SulhAiri phone 3.'J2 or Crawford 8201. or Crawford 53109, Trre Haute. We pay all ll.one charges. 24 hour ser-

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I FOR SALE-Trombone, good I condition. See Richard Davis at

,,.. B u LEMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate delivery. Martin Feed Store, Shelburn. 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. Oadwell Music House. MURPHY'S Vig-O-Ray Starting Mash, the mash that carries all the essential vitamins, pro teins and minerals. The feed with no filler always fresh. In new print bags. Martin's Feed Store, Shelburn. FOR SALE or trade for cheaper car '41 Ford Tudor Deluxe, radio and heater. Orval Metheny, Shelburn, Ind. Call after 4 p. m. FOR SALE Good timothy hay, wire baled; 1 International M pick-up hay baler; 1 power mower for AC tractor. Clifford Curry, 3 miles southeast Farmersburg. . FOR SALE 21 head of feeder hogs. Homer Benefiel, 6 miles east of Carlisle. TrvR SAT IT A cmill hnnco onH n aci..es orstoulldrprice $1300.00. Mrs. M M , vi . . h.1)e -t of 41 on Glendora road on south side of road. ' ' , . ; FOR SALE Case - combine with motor; 1 A-C tractor, cultivator, mower, plow, disc, corn planter with fertilizer attachment; new 3-section harrow, rotary .hoe, cuitipacker, 4-wheei trailer, new tires. Phone 8102. FOR SALE 5-ft. showcase, good 'condition, upper display tray; 2-piere living room suite, practically new. McMillan's Market, Shelburn. FOR SALE Two heifers to freshen first of March; sow and eight pigs. Harold Carmichael, 6 miles west of Carlisle. Water softeners in stock. LAWRENCEVILLE . SALES COMPANY, LA WRENCE VILLE, ILL. PHONE 90. FOR SALE All ' fibre plaid seat covers to fit most any cor. Custers' Marathon Service Station. WANTED Washing and iron ings. Mrs. Henry Bedwell, Dug ger, Ind. Vacuum Cleaners and attach ments. In stock. LAWRENCE VILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. Phone 90. , . . FOR SALE Baled timothy hay; 20 gilts big enough for spring breeding. R, 1, Sullivan. Harry Mason. PUBLIC AUCTION I will offer . for sale all kitchen and household furnishings on .Tuesday, Feb. 11th at the Thomas Sparks Farm, one mile, east of Merom, Ind., on State Road 54, sale to begin at 10:30 a. m. Lunch served on grounds. Mrs. Ellen Sparks, owner. Floyd Dillingham, auctioneer, HOUSE FOR SALE 3 large rooms with front and rear porches. Good well water and outbuildings. $1500.00. Call 6B2-Y. FOR . SALE Good Lincoln soy beans, $4.00 bushel; corn at crib, $1.25 bushel. James E. Shrum, Phone 9204. R. R. 1. FOR SALE Pine kindling.1 Alio stove and fireplace wood. 235 W. Donaldson St. AT the P & A Store electric heaters, -cook stoves, living room suites, cunette suites, mirrors, dinner sets, kitchen cabinets and lots of other home furnishings at substantial savings. FOR SALE Soy bean hay. al'so some timothy and clover. John ; Hampton Farm, R. H. 5, Sullivan.

FOR SALE South of Sullivan, extra nice country home, .50 , acres, 6 rooms strictly modern, large barn, chicken house large enough for 1,000 hens. $3,000.00 t down, 5 interest, $50 per month. Immediate possession. . Inquire 424' So. Court St. I

FOR SALE Vz mile from Paxton, 19 acres, '5-room house,' electricity, barn &, chicken house. Easy terms. Inquire 424 So.. Court. J i FOR SALE Korean Lespedeza Clover seed, Purdue tested 99.66 pure seed; 11c a pound. Wade Martindale, 3 miles north of Sullivan, y2 mile west. - : FOR SALE .1937 Chevrolet four-door deluxe. Very clean inside and out. Heater. A-l condition throughout. Roy Dyer, Dugger., Call after 4:00 p. m. FOR SALE 1 3-roomed house completely furnished, electric washer and refrigerator, water in kitchen. 1 4-roomed house also furnished. Immediate possession of both. Also steel guitar. Inquire at the North End Junk Shop, 101 North State St. Wm. Malone. Metal UTILITY CABINETS, single door, 63" high, 15" wide, 12 18" deep, removable shelves! I ,., . - , Ideal for storage of canned goods, ' bedding, clothing, magazines, books, tools, toys, hunting and fishing equipment emnnth -i... i trous finish, high grade baked white enamel. $13.95. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Hartley j Kartak, Authorized Dealer. Miscellaneous ' ! STEAM cleaning ana painting, any make farm equipment. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. . LARGEST display of stoves in Sullivan and Greene Counties. Warm Morning, Majestic, Duo Nubian, Glow Boy andFlorence Heaters. Majestic and Copper Clad Ranges, for immediate delivery. Easy Terms. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. AM BOOKING spring sales now; Book early and De assured of yours. Squire Bedwell, Carlisle R. 1. . YOUR FUTURE foretold on Love, Marriage ' and Business. Call between 9:00 a jn. and 3:00 p. m. 209 E. Wall, Sullivan. FOR Sulphur Vapor Baths, Colonic Irrigations, Scientific Body Massage: 116 So. 6th St., Rm. Ill, Tele. C-6827, Terre Haute, Ind. AFTER Feb. 15th I'll be back in Sullivan and available for Spencer Supports. Phone 061. Iva Giles. NOTICE The terms of our lease expiring Feb. 1, we, Usrey & Burdge, will work Real Estate & Insurance from our homes. Mr. Usrey's being on S. Troll St., No. 451, Phone 542-Y. Mr. Burdge's address is 325 E. Jackson St., Phone 195-B. We have the same listings of properties until sold or taken off market and as each of us may secure new listings you will see our ads at different times. We wish to thenk public for ' support during business together and each of us will appreciate when you wish to sell or buy call on either Usrey or Burdge. Thanks. C. A. Usrey, Phone 542-Y. Phone 195-B. J. P. Burdge, DIESEL POWER Instruction, Male. Mechanically inclined men get free facts about opportunities and training plan covering big new field of DIESEL ENGINES for trucks, tractors, locomotives, power plants, ships, etc. We train you in your spare time. Write for details giving age j and present occupation. Utilities ' Diesel Training, Box ND, c-oj Times. r - I NOTICE-I will no be responsioje ior any aeDis omer man ior myself. Paul E. Shepler. YOUR Future foretold on Love Marriage and Business. Call be tween 9 a. m. and 3:00 p. E. Wall, Sullivan. Rev. Melvin Snyder will be the special speaker at Pilgrim Holiness Church this week. CURTAINS laundered and stretched. Phone 542-Y. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No.' 0 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR rcnair anH rlun.

ing. Gasoline tank repair. Nu- brother of several Sullivan stuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main; dents including the two Billman St. Phone 334. brothers and Curt Wheeler. J 1 The Carrithers family is well WANTED TO RENT One un-1 known in Sullivan County, Ro-

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MALE HELP WANTED Shoe man to cover E. 111. - W. Ind. to f audit consigned shoe stocks and establish new accounts on consignment basis. Permanent work. Car necessary. Salary $125 per month plus comm. and ex penses. If really interested, write giving age and experience, also enclose photo. Interview will be arranged. Wolfe Wear-u-Well Corporation, Columbus, Ohio WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished -small. house or apartment, j . 4 ... , o desperately, by woman with 3 children. Box 10 care of Times. WANTED Cesspool and toilet! cleaning. Modern equipment, xou ltI,ow Ule "f UKiuIC wc BUUt: Box 105 c' TlmesWANTED TO HAUL Coal, tsand &, gravel, crushed rock, 'limestone dumped or spread. ; Dallas Dozier, '840 :N. State St., City. FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl or woman, wanting good home, for general housework. Good wages. Write Mrs. Geo. C. 'Patton, R. R. 3, Box 581, Terre Haute, Ind. Phone C-53263. WANTED TO TRADE '37 Dodge sedan, recently overhauled, new rubber, for l'i-ton truck. Martindale, 3 miles north of Sullivan, mile west. . ' TORRENT FOR RENT 5-room furnished house in Paxton. Will be at house for week except Sunday. ' Mrs. Volney Snyder.' ';l w--r-FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equip ment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. LOST LOST Jan. 29, girl's small square dark faced wrist watch with black cord band. Keepsake. Reward. Margaret Robinson, 910 N. State Street. ' Found FOUND Black and white setter with strap collar. Owner may have same by calling for and paying for this ad. "Speed" Johnson Texaco Station. Gerald Usrey and C. W. Stegmoller were in Crane Monday. . Miss Betty. Keene and Mrs. Robert Keene were in Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs.. Maggie Scamihorn of Cass is confined to her home by illness. . Harry Collins returned Monday from a vacation in Florida. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. -and Mrs. Robert Carrithers 0f Toledo, Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan, to Robot ti Strauss; of Cleveland,' Ohio. They are both students of rMiami University at 0xford Ohio. and will graduate , . - n wMrh thpv win he married. I Mr. Strauss is then entering Pennsylvania University to take

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study of forestry. Miss Carrithers spent the last two summers in old Mexico. The first year she studied at the HVDpxiro Citv University majoring in Spanish and last summer she toured with a group of girl students studying ways and customs of our Spanish-American neigh bors. Mr. Strauss served in World War II as an ensign and was stationed several months in the South Pacific area. Susan's brother. Robert, is a student at . Wabash College , and i IS a Classmate and fraternity bert Sr., being the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Carrithers. Mr. ' Carrithers is now deceased.

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Mrs. Faye Kixmiller spent Sunday in Vincennes with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sutch. Dr. C. T. Howard is visiting .'his brother. Grover Howard and family in Cambridge, Ohio. Albert Parnell and June Wineinger spent Sunday at Sturgis, Kentucky visiting Robert Kuykinda11 a"d.famil aTd cWp "JSi compamed home by Mrs. Parnell companied home by who had spent several days at Sturgis. Mrs. Gerald Weir and son, Charles Robert, of Midland, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Weir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bolenbaugh. Thursday Club Meets The January meeting of the Thursday Club was held at the home of Miss Hsster Hoover January 30. Mrs. Mabel Minich, '. president of the club, called the meeting to order and all joined in repeating the club collect. A tribute to Mrs. Neta B. Griffin, who passed away January 16, was given by Mrs. Ella Rogers. A fable from a McGuffys reader was read by Mrs. Bertha Evans. A story about Amelia Earhart and her flying was read by Mrs. Rose. Willis from a modern school reader. Mrs. Faye Kixmiller read a paper on the origin of the alphabet. The hostess served chicken salad, . wafers, date pudding and coffee , to . seventeen members. Those present were Mesdames French Willis, Vernor Johnson, Frank Warner, W. R. Johnson, Lou McConncll, Aimee Douthitt, Nelle M. Trigg, Edna Kresge, Xenia Hoover, Albert S. Wiggs, E. W. Rogers, Dercie Orr, Bertha Evans, E. B. Minich, G. W. Clayton, Faye Kixmiller, and the hostess, Miss Hester Hoover. The fire department made two runs Thursday. They were called about noon when the ditch digger at the town barn caught fire and about 6:30 when the home of Kenneth Brooks caught fire. Little damage resulted at both places. About a year ago the Brooks home burned and destroyed all his belongings. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaylor of Farmersburg, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon, Thursday. ' Mrse. Fern Case and Mrs. Gertie Woodard were in Sullivan Thursday. Indicted in Slaying ! ' i J ; ATTRACTIVE Mrs. Bertha 'Surprise Cote, 28, leaves court in Boston after the Plymouth Grand Jury had indicted her on a charge of. slaying her husband, Rene, last December. The widow entered a plea of Innocence, . (JnJertidtionoU

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The Paula Ann Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday, February -12th at the home of Mrs. Rushia McCracken with Mrs. ..Mary Griffith as co-hostess. All members are requested to be present promptly at .12:00 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Walker MHugh had as their guest over the weekend Miss Ruth Crowder of Pekin, Illinois. 1 Mrs. Vivian Fountain of Terre Haute, spent a few, days here j with her sister, Mrs. OUie Crist, last weeK. Mrs. Bess Pogug.of Fairbanks attended the Eastern Star, Lodge here Monday evening.' Mrs. fclate Gatlin of Peoria, Illinois is visiting her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Alec Shafer of Sullivan, and her grandmother, Mrs. Mallie Stuck of Shelburn. The Willing Workers Band met February 6th at the home of Clara Wise. The morning ' was spent in cutting quilt bloeks. At noon a covered dish dinner was enjoyed by all. After dinner the report was given by Mazie Anderson. A short business session .followed after which Mary Chubb -read a chapter from the Bible followed by , prayer. .Those present were Reba Levin, Mary Chubb, Mrs. .Moorehead, , Betty Heppard and children, Mazie Anderson and son, Marcella Johnson and son, Jimmy, Hazel Kimmel, Blanche Oakes,' Madge Chubb and the hostess, Clara Wise. The next meeting will be at the home of Marcella Johnson on February 13th. Come and join us. CITY TAXI PHONE 239 ON THE JOB DAY.. . and... NIGHT Dependable Courteous o Reliable One-Minute Test 1. Can you name the three men identified with each of these three famous ships: the Clermont, the Half Moon and the Santa Maria ? 2. Can you .name the four states which border the Lone Star state? 3. Unscramble these words and put them iri the order as spoken by what famous -American: "Is the price of vigilance eternal liberty?" Words of Wisdom Employment gives health, sobriety, and morals. Constant employment and well paid labor produce, in a country like ours, general prosperity, content and cheerfulness. Daniel Webster. Theyll Do It Every Iremblechim ASKS, WHY IS IT WHEN THE WIFE IS HIS WTNER IN AW. GAME, SHE PLATS LIKE THE VILLAGE IS IT WHO LIKE KNOW MORON

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The Merom Handicraft Club will hold an all-day meeting with Nora Pierson on ' Tuesday, February 11th. Miss Gentry will give the lesson on table setting and party suggestions. There will be a valentine gift exchange. All members are asked to be present and visitors are always welcome. Gene Vigus Jr. and Wayne Mahan, students at Indiana State, spent the between . semester vacation at their homes here. Mrs. Edna Leach spent Friday with Mrs. Fred Milam and 'family. Mrs. Nellie Scott spent Friday with relatives in Robinson, 111. ' Mrs. Alta Colvin has been con.'fined to her home the cast few days with a severe cold. LMrf Gault Pleasant left Friday to spend the next few days

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Shelburn PHONE 31 -GRAB BAGHints on Etiquette In passing people already seated in a theater, a man should face the stage. He is less likely to knock the knees of those sitting or to disarrange their clothes. Today's Horoscope If this is your- natal day, you are advised to practice self-reliance, and concentration, and you will be successful, prosperous and happy. You make and break engagements easily If they interfere with your convenience. You are energetic, kind, affectionate, and your love will be constant. In the next year of your life vour own determination and . initiative will contribute to permanent progress and success. Forge ahead. Follow Distributed by King Features Syndicate.

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a teacher in the schools at , Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mrs. Dorothy Benson returned home Friday from a visit with her husband, BM'lc Gene Benson who is stationed at Little Creek, Virginia. r Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes-right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it ''?uickly allays the cough or you are 1 1 I I W I GKsOMULSlUN for CoushsQeStCoWs, Bronchitis B3CB i i & Hymcra niONE lll your. own intuitions. Make changes and. travel. Your health will also improve rxluring this time. This day is good regarding business, appointments, agreements and social affairs. Today's child will be lucky in many ways, will travel far and wide, and display many fine traits and unusual accomplishments. One-Minute Test Answers 1. The .Clermont, Robert Fulton; Half Moon. Henry .Hudson; the Santa --Maria. Christopher Columbus. 2. Texa3 is bordered , by New Mexico, Oklahoma. Arkansas and Louisiana. 3. "Eternal vigilance ;is the price of libertylr-Thomas Jef-. ferson.. By Jimmy Hado YOU NURSED THAT H KING TOO LONG .HFAIDY ABOLJTVOURTRUMP' UNTIL I NWDETHAT LAST FINESSE.ANOTHER GRAND SLAM, fRTNER-j UUUSLED AND REDOUBLED,

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