Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 32, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 February 1947 — Page 7

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, FEB. 13. 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

Carl Edds of Indiana State,

j spent the week-end in Dugger

and Mrs. Aryille Miller, over the week-end.

Wilfred Goodman of Conners- visiting his parents, Mr, and

Miss Jane Ann Miller of Terre j ville, was the guest of his par-,Mrs' Carl Edds.

Haute, visited her parents, Mr.ents Mr. and Mrs. Clay Good- 'Mrs. O. L. Riley visited her

'man, over the week-end.

GOOD TASTE PLUS...

Wc afe fastidious about conducting our services in good taste at all times. The lasting qualities of a beautiful final tribute to the departed those qualities found only in reverence and deep respect are beyond the measure of cost and are available to everyone. Schulze Funeral Home Carlisle, Indiana ' Successor To Risinger & Kresge

husband over the week-end in Mattoon, Illinois. I T. L. Barrowman has returned from ,a business trip in Indianapolis. Ira Watkins, who is attending Purdue, is spending a few days at home. I Mrs. Florence Bedwell of Indianapolis, was a - week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Bedwell. : Helen Parsons who is employed at the Mary Sherman Hospital spent the week-end in Dugger. Dan Foutz of Bloomfield, was a gu.st , Monday evening of his sister, Mrs. Reece Griffith. I i M)r. and Mrs. Cam Smith of Indianapolis, were the guests over

the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutch of Terre Haute, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davies. Mrs. Stella Ringer was in Sullivan Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Evans visited in Sullivan Sunday.

SULLIVAN STORE

Red Letter Days Sale Of Lingerie

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DINNER IGUESTS Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Ftilk entertained with a six o'clock dinner Sunday evening in honor of their daughter and her husband who were recently married and returned from Florida. The centerpiece of the table consisted of a large white cake with a miniature bride and gro'om and tall lighted tapers at either end.

I . Plates were laid for the honor j guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott,' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Scott, Ruth Rusher and the host and hostess.

CITY TAXI PHONE 239 ON THE JOB DAY and ... NIGHT Dependable Courteous o Reliable

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600-16 4 Ply First Quality PASS. CAR TIRES $13.50 And your old tire. Limit 2 to a Customer

Oil Filter CARTRIDGES For Fram C4 Filters t To Go At 89c $1.40 Value

Nationally Known 3 Ton Hydraulic JACKS To Go At $9.95 Reg. $14.00 Value

6 Volt Hot Shot BATTERIES To Go At $1.89 each List $2.35

MEMBER AUTOMOTIVE BUYERS ALLIANCE

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SHEER, CLEAR K a V II H C S C 89c Leg flattery to bring out the ..loveliness of any leg. Full fashioned 42 gauge with seam. Get your Spring supply now! ' ' ' SILK HOSE ........... 1.29

LONG-WEARING Stones wear Slips . 99 c and $1 Princess style for fit . . . built-up shoulder to help prevent slipping. White cotton in sizes 36 to 52.

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SOFT MULTIFILAMENT -.Crape Slips 2,19 F?iniTine as the moonlight with lovely laee trim. Sizea 32 to 40.

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i 59c to 89c Fair skin cloth with low neckline and 1 California top for the much desired i smooth fit. Sizes 34 to 44.

DAINTILY EMBROIDERED White ''Jersey Slips 2.98 Top panel style with all. the sleek fitting features that a person could ask for in a slip. Appenzel embroidered for just the right amount of decoration. Sizes 34 to 40.

Root's Sells More Merchandise To More People Than Any Other Sullivan Store, Proof That "Quality Costs Less At Root's."

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MEN'S "CHEo 1 ui.o.iiE"

. White', Broadcloth Shirts

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That crisp, clean looking appearance is yours when you wear one of thee sparkling broadcloth shirts. Sanforized to give you the perlect lit from the first tims you wear it till the end of its long wearing career. Sizes 14 to 17.

Work Uniforms

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Shirt 2.93 Pants v . . 2.98

ringbone weave to give you a acai aypcarancs in your working toss. Sanforized 4

BhmnLt lo assure you of a perfecj fit. Pcstmon blue in shirt rines 15 to 17 and pant sizes 31 to 0.

Rugged Blue

Denim

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3.19 A union made - overall that gives the working man tlia pescicd wear and protection

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Union Suits 1.29 Look! ! The cotton union suit that you've been waiting for! Sleeveless and with short legs to offer just the right amount of warmth and comfort. Sizes 32 to 46.

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Kroger serves 1500 town3 and cities. And throughout its territory, Kroger contributes to Community Chests, to the Red Cross and to other worthy civic and charitable causes. Kroger contributions to local campaigns came to about $200,000 in 1946. For Kroger is a good . citizen wherever it goes. on Q-BflTI fPIT iWPF

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Root's Sells More Merchandise To More People Than AnyS Rhrrnli Other Sullivan Store, Proof , That "Quality I UiUWWU

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