Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 44, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 March 1947 — Page 10

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For Sale JfC Tw? r foun?Serand cS Kiartpr Water Founts ana wuch. , Feeders. Farm Bureau Co-op. PROMPT ROAD service for tire Dauery uu troubles. Phone zoo. in call. MACE. ATLAS TIRES and ACCESSORIES. Quick, sale battery reLubrication a SpecialcnarKms. . r-r-r, D Si VICE, 29 N. Section. Ph. tbt. "GENERAL TIRES," Lubrication, Battery Charging. Quality Products for Less. Liberty Service. ' JOHNSON PRODUCTIONBRED CHICKS now on sale at JOHNSONS FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court Street, Phone 606. njifiil cut flowers.

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liver. FOR SALE Hay. Mini Stale Road 54. S. V... CoulNcw Leba non pnonc. lOU SALE Cabinet rAr-l(-.!rii- nnneorn mochuie. style ; mil :, east "f ' Shelburn Anna

Ealiott, Wilford. I . ; - V Hi oALE A ;limi'd.- iiuppiy vJot 'Harder Freezer" for home or 'm, n 12 ft. Conui in to; our

Hymera or Jaaonvilivi"" stove for tiyply. PoUowcU Krus., InlcrnaUoual Havveuter Sacs. FOR SALE Lcspedeza seed, rccleaned, 3c lb.; 45 phosphate. Have about 40 tons. Get order in bow. FrfelandviU-e Milling Co. I FOR SALE White oak fence 1 pes'tr. at woods. Wm. C. Mason, pl.oi'C 1 '''.. GrnysviilC. S'l'AKTED CHICKS We have on hand a few hundred starlet! --lucks. Dav old. 12c each; 1 week V ;.itl, 14c; 2 wtjuks old, 17c. Dilp.ogham Hatclicry. 15 N. Main St. MiniPIIVS Viu-O-ifny Startin fi" Ma:flt, tn tniisn t.liat carries r.tt tlif essential vitamins, protrite; and minerals. The feed with 'i;itr always irosti. in new ;i, b;urs. Martin's Feed Store, I tHIiurn. .VINI'LI.EU Sinkers; XA Ccn-(;-v Funiaccs; Gas r urnaces, luil.y a-.it'.Mralic; coinplcte line of r.'.i.er .'onlrik;; Electric Heat er :; Vr.vd Sinkers. Furnace clean-) in?- and impairing, any make. Stoker service, clay or night. Ask cibout o;ir stoker firing service. Fate Kice, 8 N. Main. FOR SALE Gas grate, chest of ch'.iv.crs. bed springs, I'-rhl fixtures, chairs, chairs. 211 Smith Main. Corona-!o HOME FREEZERS, 17 cubic ft.. $3!)5.00; 6 cubic ft. jivezers, ' $295.00; heavy steel w.rtv.tn:; and tricycles; 5 HP outl.oird motors, $129.50; radio-pho-nvgi'j.uli combinations, $79.95: Itm-l-M" chains, $31.95 pair (will liflires marked' 10-38, 10.00-36 iKiJ, 10.50-30). Use our thrifty paj incut plan. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Hartley Kartak, Owner. FOR SALE Friers. $1.25 each. Frank Dnylo, Paxton, Ind. FOR SALE 40 acres, house & 4 barn. 1 !4 miles east, of Shelburn on state road 48. Art Hawkins. FDR SALE Balptf bay and baled straw. Eva S. Fence, R. 3, Sullivan, near Baker mine. Dead Animals Removed A, kinds: horses, cows. siipfp. calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sulli van phone 332 or Crawford S201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all Dhone charges. -4 hour ser vice.

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FURNACES. 100 20 year war'rantv. No down navment 3 full Pay. For free survey and , . , n: I estimate phone 855. Fate Rice van, Ind LIMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate livery. Martin Feed Store, Shel burn. LATEST popular, classical Victor. Decca and Columbia re cord players, needles, albums and racks. Music boxes, guitars, band and orchestra instruments, harmonicas, metal & plastic. R. W. Cadwell Music House. FOR SALE Philco car radios; Crosley combination radio-record players; popular, classical and hillbilly records by name bands and orchestras. GENE'S . RADIO SERVICE, south side square. FOR SALE Modern home, two story, close in. north location. 5 rooms, semi-modern, location northwest Farms, 15 to 300 acres, some with modern homes. On U. S. 41, modern home and small acreage. Has commercial value. , - Property Digger, Hymera, FartnerJbujc. Ferd E. Hall, N. Oakley Eklg. FOR SALE 1339 Country Club crmpc, radio & heater. Good condition throughout. Newly painted. Price $650. Fhonc 734-A or see at 1020 North. State... . ' FOR SALE Two 1000-chick niic ' National coal burning bror.dcr stoves, $24.00 each. Dil lingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main St, M AN-A-MAR feeds for sure results. Starting mash. $4.50 per; growing and laying mash, $4.35; Supplement, $5.30. Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main St. i . FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet earry-all, 1 '2 ton, new motor, rxw tires, new battery. 9 passenger capacity. Drake Bros. FOR SALE Good team of work horses, harness, and wagon wiih Lied and hay rack. Leonard Geii.en, R. 3, Carlisle. ' FOR SALE Three-year-old .'Otrel horse, two-year-old sorrc' mare, matclied; also three bay mares; a bronze torn turkey. Raleigh Ranard, Dugger. FOR SALE Beck with player piano with cabinet & 3(i rolls. In 1 ( :i'vl!cnt condition, imio ivicKinnuy, 11. 2,i Shelburn. FOR SALE 2-mirror chilfcrobc and oak bad." 6 miles east of Sullivan on 54. Claude Cowden. FOD SALE One well broke 5-

ceiling . year-old saddle mare; one 2rocking I year-old saddle "horse. Has been

ridden. Jchn W. Mcng, 3k miles south of New Lebanon. J1AGIC chick starting mash. $4.15; growing, $3.90; 18 egg mash, $3.95; chick cracked corn, $3.30, medium $3.25, coarse $3.20; bran and shorts, $2.85; shorts, S3.00; 10 daiiy. $3.25; hominy. Fred, $3.10; Vitality dog fond. $6.01?, 25- lbs., $1.35. Abie's Feed Store.' FOR SALE OR TRADE '37 GMC panel truck, in fair shape. Make me an offer. Noah Meeks, R. R. 3, Sullivan. FOR SALE Well located4100111 cottage, electricity, well water, extra Int. chicken house and garage. $1750.00. Half down. Box 83 care Times. FOR SALE 2 milk cows, one with calf by fide, one to be fresh soon; one purebred Guernsey bull; 1 purebred Spotted Poland male hog. Sheldon Meier, first house west of New Harmony mine. INSULATION Enjoy year around comfort with ZONOLITE house fill, BALSAM WOOL blanket type or ROCK WOOL blown-in type of insulation. Call us for an estimate. Easy payments. WILKINSON . LUMBER CO. ' FOR SALE 1946 tractor tandem trailer, Call 729. and

FOR SALE 60 amp switch boxes, surface and flush 12-2-6-3 and 14-2 wire. Ground rods. Weatherproof wire. C. R. ALLISON HARDWARE, Shelburn.

FOR SALE 67-acre farm, sixroom house, basement & electricity. Would sell house and 37 acres. Charlie McKee, Merom. , FOR SALE Ford tractor, plow, cultivator, mower, disc, planter, scraper, wood saw, cultimulcher. Good condition. Green Acres Farm, mile east of Linton. Phone 538R4. FOR SALE '31 Model A. Priced reasonable. Also can of lard. Max Trueblood, Weaver Farm, 3 mi. northwest Shelburn. FOR SALE Limited supply dry pine kindling, cut ready for the stove. We deliver. Wayne White, 235 W. Donaldson. FOR SALE Model "A" Ford .oK.,;it naifpr r-'c Tk iy" Sa Ue7 Kartak . ' . . ' Owner. FOR SALE 5-room modern house 239 W. Jackson. Call after 5:00 p. m .or inquire at 107 West de-jjaCkson St FOR SALE Team, gray, 9 yrs.' oia. uooa rarm norses. Clarence Sheppard, 1 mi. north, mi. east Wilfred store, Rd. 48. , I FOR SALE Dormeyer mixers; '

Admiral radios; Crosley radios; Marriage and Business. Call be-radio-phonograph combinations, tween 9 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. 209 C. R. ALLISON HARDWARE, E. Wall,, Sullivan.

Shelburn. FOR SALE Nine-room modern house, double garage, good condition, three blocks from court house, quick price $7500.00. possession, t , i FOR SALE 6-room house. barn, garage, outbuildings, 30 I acres, electricity. Southeast of wymera. bplendid location for poultry raising. FOR SALE 3-room house, not modern, on paved street and sidewalk at 810 E. Beech St. Quick possession. Price $1700.00. FOR SALE in Hymera, 4-room house, now empty. 1 block from paved road, 2 blocks from business part. Price $1500.00. FOR . SALE in Paxlon. Now ehipty. Nice bungalow, ' new brick garage, well located. Price $3000.00. ' r FOR SALE, one mile tlW ' 1 Paxton. 3 acres, good four-room house, full basement, lights, garage, plenty water and ' fruit, quick possession. Price $3000.00, FOR SALE, On South Slralton St. in Sullivan, now empty, 5room semi-modern, garage, $3,G00.00. W. T. MelloH. FOR SALE Proctor Nevcrlift, Sunbeam and Steamomatic irons, C. R. ALLISON Shelburn. HARDWARE, FOR SALE 3 sows and 17 oig. Located H 'mile east Scott City. Harmon Merin. FOR SALE Hedce corner no;ts. Tony Gill, Shelburn phone. FOR SALE -All while cnamc! Ifomc Comfort cnal ran'ie. James !r. Huff, Jr.. Fairbanks, Ind., R. R. t. Phone Graysville 4-45, FOR, SALE South Section Street, 4-room cottace, electricity and gas. Cheap. Possession. Ncrth Main St,, six-room cottage, modern, heat by gas. $5,000. Maxwell Street cottage, acre, furnace, bath and garage. $4,500. Have four rooms of furniture and Harder Freeze', Will sell all or part. C. Price, 424 So. Court St., Phone 390. FOR SALE Shirley all-Steel cabinet sinks; hot water tanks, extra heavy; 7 qt. pressure cantiers. C. R. ALLISON HARDWARE, Shelburn. . LUMBER BARGAINS! I .Several lots tit 'miscellaneous lumber, SOO' & 500', suitable for framing hog houses, hen houses, brooder houses, etc. $5.00 and $8.00100'. First come, first served. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. A'i"ri,'wrTnM u'Dui'tic you' want to buy any Crow's or Ketlv's seprl corn nf mo 1 ,m u n Sullivan every Saturday. W. R. Mickey. Miscellaneous ' STEAM cleaning anT tiaintint any make , farm equipment JARED IMPLEMENT SALES : INSULATION Insulate your home with black rock wool. Phone 253 for free estimate. . ., All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. NOTICE Hauling livestock to Indianapolis at all times. Also Duroc bred gilts for sale. R. 1, Shelburn. Phone 66-Y, Herb i Lsdson.

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NOTICE Two shipments of monuments have been shipped, Buy now for decoration day. aay where you can see your stone Toec s. I. iat.rf RlHuan Monii-I Zlt Co. H. CtaSST Son. 1 ""-"v . LIVESTOCK hauling to Indianapolis & elsewhere. Pick-up day, Wed. Two trucks. Pirtle j Bros. & McKinley, Merom. Phone Merom 4010 & Graysville 530. j SPENCER service is again available, suppons ior au iiecus. Ask your doctor. Iva Giles, Phone 561. ; YOUR Future foretold on Love, JUST RECEIVED shipment 6f Estate Oil Heaters. Heats up to 5000 cubic feet. Ideal for homes, stores, garages, shops & filling stations. $69.95. ROOT'S second floor. kat.AMAZOO bottle gas -ranges comolete with tanks (customer owns complete unit). We install. $239.50. FOLLOWfcLil. BROS. Appliance and Refrigeration, Hymera. NOW PAYING, No. 2 CORN, 70 lb. bushel. $1.42. Johnson Mill & Elevator, next to C. & E. I. Depot. , ATTENTION FARMERS t , will have my seed corn at 116 W. Wall St., same place as last year. ,W. R. Mickey. ' . j ntititti a . pr.ArK 'rn t.lVK' .Let us fell you about our ReadyCut Utility House, suitable for 3 . 1 .11- f 1- -1 100ms and batn. ,Lan be maac

larger later. Only five left in disn dinner was served. Those stock. See us today. WILKINSON prcsent were Eva Eblcr and dauLUMBER CO. ghter, Clara Wise, Madge Chubb,

. VviLLy party, wno picKeci up black leather purse Saturday aficr"00" m E"Uian hjm conunucneeKeci maKc-up pur.-.e, Drown ouiioia who .cii..u. billfold with brown coin purse, papers and other articles of importance, please mail same to L'ibby Ban-, nister, .Shelburn, C.O.D. No ques tions asked. JUST RECEIVED Shipment of 'late-t hillbilly records.' Marathon Service Store, -first door east of Marathon Station. FOR KElT '"' FOR RENT Floor Sander, Ed.ser, Polisher. A!) neu- equipment. fc'uHivon f'ei'Oi ;itina Co . Sullivan. Ind. . FOR RENT Close in. two- ' loom furnished apanment. Phono C24-L. LOST LOST Lady's yellow gold Bcnrtis watch. Lost between E. Jackson and 133 McCammon St. Keepsake. Return to 133 McCammon- Reward. LOST 194U Shelburn high school class ring Community gpn or 'l,een .canteen Saturday. In itialed "M.M." Finder- return to Myrna Mayfield, Shelburn 169. '-'.': Phone Wanted WANTED Dead nnlmnls. We ' "aa trof charge. Phone No. 9 reverse harffM. Sullivan .'Fertilizer Cm. RADIATOR repair and deanIns. OanoliTM. tank rPMIr. Nil(Cor Radiator Shop. 925 No. Main iSt.' Phone 334. - i. WANTED Washings and iron"igs by Marge Thomas, 443 E. Washington, basement apt.' ' on jwest side. Also could do evening work such as cleaning offices or shops, any evening except Tues., Fri., and housecleaning. , - " 1 WANTED TO RENT Four , or five-room modern house in Sulli- , van or Shelburn. Sullivan Phone l41g , . . WANTED Plastering and patch work of all . kinds. See Garland M. Kellams. 320 W.

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I PIPE, ONE OiprM'W. King Vauua Synifalc, lm.. WANTED Used cars and trucks. Highest prices paid. P , bales & service, rnoi.e , Shelburn. ' WANTED-Farm hand. Prefer married man. Also oats for sale, G. T. Cox, Graysville Phone, Sullivan R. 2 IN APPRECIATION We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the' fine spirit received in fighting the uide umi uuuimcu uc'j our church Sunday morning, es pecially we thank the Sullivan fire department and the vdlun- j teer fire fighters. i Congregation of the i Sullivan Pilgrim Holiness Church Mrs. Ruby McKinney and brother, Lriren, of Terre Haute, at- ! tended the funeral of Theodore McKinney at the McIIugh Fu neral Home f rmay anernoon. . i

Mr. ana xvjirs. rrea uara naa as Mr and Ml.s chas v Kp,.oaUtheir Sunday guests recently Mr. Ml. and Mrs Andrew Hutch Iand Mrs. Joe Brownson and son, son nf Fort Waynei vjsii,eri with Bobby, of Terre Haute. Mi Hutchison's parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Ind- !Mrs- Jsks Hutchison, last week.

ianapolis, are' announcing the j birth of a son, John Robert. Mrs. j Hill is a former resident of Shcli burn. Bill Dicke'rson. who is Flattened at the Great Lakes Training Station, is home on leave for a few days with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dickerson. -phc Willing Workers Band "met February 27lb at the home of Blanche Oaks. At noon a covered . . Julia Snowden, Dela Remel, Marjnunisnn nnA sm, j;mmv. T,ilv ., a,.fl (.1,,'idrcii. ,Tanpt LPr0y, Delia Sagvavcs, Hazcl Kjmmen( MaKje Anderso:i. Rev.aild Mrs. Moorehead and the lnstess, Blanche Qakes.' There w ho nn inpnfincr npyf wectt (ju(J Jo t!le gaje rmiruuea cia.-s u.-i. ai u: noire or Mrs. irace r-iorris i nursrisv. Febriuiry 20. A covered di';h dinner was enjoyed at he non iicur. Thci'e were seventeen numbers present and one visitor. Members present were Arffteda ftwt. V-Wo Richoy. 'Nettie Wilson, Pauline Curry. Jessie Bardsky, Ethel "Wright, Sadie Thompson, Ora Jordon, Hazel Scott. Fern Banfield, ' Maude Taylor, Lillian Jones, Mayme Myers Keziah Phillips, Ollie Crist, Lula Wanglin and one . guest, Mrs. ITirM inin "LT irirrt-4-1-1 ntirl frr rTirl .. s.. n -a . In th3 afternoon a very enjcyable program was given. The ne-.;t meeting will be with Mrs. Ollie Crist on March th. MEROM Ths Golden Rule Sunday School Class met at the home of Mrs. Floyd Wesner for their Feb. meeting Wednesday nir;'tt. An interesting program was given ancl 1,16 evcn'n8 was enjoyed by the following members: Mrs. Bonnie F.oscberry, Nellie McKee, Anna McCammon, Joy Owens, Bernlce Daniels, Rsa Hoilman, Belva Houpt, Martha Reed, Hazel Snarks, Esther McClure, Ruth Wills. Myrtle AruFtt, Louise Daucherly, Jessie Ml h maid, and the hostesses, Mrs. Cleo Henuer1 son, Sarah Reed and Mae Wesner. . , . m, '. , Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe CainnbHl and f?mi1 from BruceviUe. Mr. . and Mrs. Maynard Campbell and ,lo Ann, Mr. ancl Mrs. truest Skinner and Barbara Ann. Herb McCammon, Joe Pirtle and Jane Ann. and Doris Turpen were guests Sunday of Mr. .and Mt. Floyd Wesner and Mary Lou. ' Miss Oma r aye Houpt was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Houpt and Mrs. Tressa Houston Wednesday evening. . George S. Houck, who resides east of Merom, entered the Veterans Hospital at Fort Benjamin Harrison last week for an operation. Mr. Houck is a veteran of

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Wuilil tiglus latmi. The fire department was called to me Home 01 jxaiyu m.. about eleven o'clock Thursday mornins Small damage was done. The Holsum bread man turned in a fire alarm at 4:30 Saturday morning. An electric motor in Garrett Smith's store stalled and caught fire. The fire distinguisher off of the fire truck was used and damaee was sman Miss Grace Collins returned i home Sunday from Memphis, j Tennessee where she has been for ; .several weeks. j Miss Mazie Thomas of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and "'inday here with Mr. and Mrs. award Batchelor. Charles Sproatt of Ashtabula. Ohio, and Miss Tolly Kssler of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week-end t here with Mr. Sproatt's parents, I Mrs. J. M. Hoover of Longmont. Colorado, came Thursday of last wrc-k (or a visit with her mother- : in-law, Mrs. Sarah E. Hoover and j other -rrla lives. j Mi.' and Mrs, Henry Twiga'e ' of Indianapolis, spent ths? week- J end here with Mr. Tonga Ic's mother, Mrs. Ida . Tougalc and "relatives' at Pleasantville.. " j I 1 Mrs. H. J. Doiss is here visiling her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Charlton. 'Past Matrons Club Mee The T'a;l Matrons club ' inet with Mrs. Garfield R.nr Thtirsdav afternoon. Febrnrcv 2lit'i. Mrs. Ncllc V. Johnson had charge of the program. -Mrs. Jf-rJ Minich read a sketch of thef i of Thomas Edison. Mrs. Lei;, d Andorson read an article on ihe tna ol George Washington. Ths hostess served bavarian cream, cake and coffee to nine members. t J One-Minute Test A In which of Shakespeare's plays was Falstaff a character? 2. In which of Shakespeare's plays will we find Macduff? 3. What was the name- of Rosalind's lover in Shakespeare's pl3y, "As You Like It"? Words of Wisdom Remembered joys are never past; at once the fountain, stream,- and sea, they were, they are, they yet shall be. J. Montgomery.. Hints on Etiquette Following the death of the father .whose name he bears, the They'll Do It Every She THOUGHT LIFE IN THE BEANERY WAS PRETTV TOUGH-

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io nave your money D&ciC for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis i The thickness of the lens of the human eye changes only about .02 of an inch in changing size for near and far vision. comes your way in the next 12 months. Do not imagine slights where none exist, especially where elderly relatives are concerned. Born on this date a child will be very sensitive and inclined to worry more than is necessary. Some trouble through correspondence is shown. One-Minute Test Answers 1. In "The Merry Wives of Windsor," in both of the "Henry rv" plays, and his death is described in "Henry V" by Dame Quickly. 2. The Thane of Fife in "Macbeth" who killed Macbeth in battle. 3. Orlando. , . By Jimmy Hatlo

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