Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 51, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 March 1947 — Page 7

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Mar. 12, 1947 PAGE SEVEN i C D A ID CLASSIFIED AD RATE 2c per word for one day, 4c per word for three days. Minimum cltarge, 35c. Send cash, money order, or check with order. - Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum $1.50. ; An additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that arc not paid by the end of the month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. An additional charge of 25c will be made for the use of box numbers.

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I ELECTRIC Brooders, Cluck ytarter, Water Founts and Chick feeders. Farm Bureau Co-op. PROMPT ROAD service for rtlre battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . call MACE. FOR the best care of your car STAHL'S SAfeDSlCE "TSion SD?c15rsts " "Lubrication Specialists, . "GENERAL TIRES," Lubrication, Battery Charging. Quality Products for Less. Liberty Service. . . Fresh, beautiful cut flowers Roses, carnations, daffodils, glads, snaps,' iris. Corsages, centerpieces, hosoital bouquets. Wildin's ; Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver FOR SALE Hay. S. E. Coulon, State Road 54. New Lebaton phone. FOR SALE A limited supply f "Harder Freezer" for home or arm use, in 12 ft. Come in to our lymera or Jasonville store for Hsplay. Followell Bros., Internaional Harvester Sales. FOR SALE Cedar posts, ,7 ft., t'? nn nnr himrli-pfi. Harris SerAce: Station, South Section St. ', f FOR SALE West Washington, JL-ro6m strictly modern home, araee. Verv reasonable, what . ave you? Phone 390. Inquire South Court. FOR SALE Monument cusomer writes: "Thanks for your Consideration and fine service. or monuments James J. Dur ham, Sullivan. , FOR SALE Texaco Station ith one acre of ground on Highay!! 67, Bicknell, Ind. FOR SALE 9 head of bred (ills; also 4 heifers, freshen soon, icber't Pugh, Shelburn R. 2. 1 FOR SALE Rods, reels. Dockt wat:hcs, . wrist watches, - Big cif alarm .clocks, shotguns, rifles, n'leite-Bosc's. Market, Jjorth MainJ FOR SALE Single bottom John Deere plow on rubber, in ood condition. Also Lespedeza uitable for seeding, 9c lb. Jesse knotts, Carlisle Phone 57i b. FOR SALE Buckeye coal roodcr. Nora Ridgeway, 4 miles est on Washington St. road. FOR SALE Vi mi. north of aston, 13 acres and 6-room nni-modei-n house, furnished. ayidson. j I FOR SALE OR TRADE BelVih mare, 8 years old, for i'illey rii stoclc. (Jail alter :uu p. m Kable, R. 3, fauinvan. jtt SALE Young milch cow th heifer calf by side, a good Bill A. Dodds, Vh mi. south i Hi van on U. S. 41. FOR SALE 1, 2 and 3 tided one and sewing cabinets; inlaid i'tnps, other beautiful lamps. Will 'model keepsake furniture; spealk'.e in kitchen cabinets, inrior ' and exterior finishing. Ifvcd Norris, 317 W. Glenn St., lelburn, Phone 63-6. FOR SALE Small white por!aiil coal-burning kitchen stove, most new. Jim Trueblood, Pier'l Allon f.nmlipr C.n.. Shclhurn lone. KOR SALE 1941 Fold Deluxe Vfpe in good condition. Good lint and thes. Call 781 or can seen at Dozier's Shell Service, S. Section St. i"OR SALE 5-room semi"tmdem bungalow, storm doors prjy screens. Immediate possession. City property. Call 289 be;een '9:00 and 5:00 p. m. VOR SALE Boy's bicycle, Es- , mi - 1 e gas range, oiu in. uroaa. FOR SALE In Dugger, by ovfner, 5-room bungalow, lights, water in kitchen, large glassedin back, porch. On brick street north.' Selling due to ill ' health, CfM 149 or 11R2. Dead Animals i Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, iflieep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford J fl 201 or Crawford 53109. fl Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. Terre Haute, Indiana i

MURPHY'S Vig-O-Ray Start - ing Mash, the mash that carries &11 the essential vitamins, pro-

teins and minerals.. The feed with no filler always Iresh. In new print bags. Shelburn. Martin's Feed Store, NATIONALLY advertised mo tor oil in your containers 2 ealIons. 98c: 5 eallons. $2.25: 54-gal-Ion drum, $21.60. Flynn's, Phone 39-W, Shelburn. rSAuTlMO Chevrolet1 truck, 4 new tires size 8.25, new . Beauty Shop, Dugger phone 33. FOR SALE Wagon, harness,- , -i a , -i i . SUiKy piow. aiso mom mute John L. Goodman, Pleasantville. FARMS, large and small, in Sullivan County. Some of thej finest homes in the city of Sulli-1 van. Shown by appointment only. Joe Souter, Real Estate of fice 326 W. Beech. Phone 673. FOR SALE 1930-'31 A Ford radiator. Like new. Nu-Cor Ra diator Shop, 925 N. Main. . FUNK'S G HYBRID has -arrived. All varieties available at present. Monroe's Feed & Imple ment Sales. FOR SALE Table top kerosene range. Excellent condition, good oven. Black & white. Thomas Jefferson, Shelburn. ' FOR SALE Florence heater, 'good condition, cheap, $25.00. At izw sso. ataie. FOR SALE Firestone tires and auto accessories. fUUiz. D-X SERVICE, 418 South Section. FOR SALE1. Well located 3-room cottage and extra lot. $950, terms. 2. 15-acre farm south of Sulli van near Paxton. Fair buildings. Cheap. 3. 80 acres south of Sullivan, 5-room house, basement, electric ity, barn. $5,000. 4. 40-acre farm, good 5-room house, electricity, barn. Near Graysville in oil field belt. 5. 23-acre farm, 5-room house, electricity, iull basement, barn, chicken"- house.-You J-iaye prob ably been looking at this . farm, wondering if it would selr. Don t miss it. l'A miles northwest of Sullivan. C. Price, 424 S. Court St. . FOR SALE 4-room house. Water in kitchen, lights, garage, lot 75x150. For home or busi ness. 222 N. Section St. Mrs. Cline. ' LATEST popular, classical Victor, Decca and Columbia records and children's records. Record players, needles, album.1 and racks. Music boxes, guitars, band and orchestra instruments harmonicas, metal & plastic. R W. Cadwell Music House. LIMITED AMOUNT of deet freezing units for immediate de livery. Martin Feed Store, Shel burn. FOR SALE Good Lincoln soy beans; 1933 Chev. truck, Vt ton, hew motor in '42. Good rubber nd bed. James E. Shruin, R. R. 1, Ph. 9204. FOR SALE Several varieties of apples, lowest prices. Bring containers. Cox, 2nd bouse north of Funeral Home, Shelburn. FOR SALE 13 to Vi off on all furniture, ice boxes, stoves and . everything, windows and doors. Parr's Exchange, Shelburn. , FOR SALE 4-room house and big lot. Well and shade. $400.00. rarr s Exchange, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE Baled clover and timothy mixed, 75c per bale. Harold Dowries, 4 miles northwest Sullivan. FOR SALE Owing to the death of my wife, I will offer for private, sale my home of 5 rooms and large closed-in back porch, all fully insulated, new brick siding, water in kitchen, hydrant and good Well, garage and plenty of good outbuildings. If you want a good warm home at the right price see me at Once. Claude T. Shake, 303 S. St.Clair St. FOR SALE Good electric washer, good living room suite. Also buy junk of all kinds at top prices. 1101 North State St. Wm. Malone. WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Inthuif lioHv Ttnildin? Custom Work Phone 335 j

. FOR SALE 400 started baby chicks. Johnson Feed and Supply Co.

FOR SALE New and used auto Varts. We may have what I you neea. mason Auio Exchange, Carlisle. F0R SALE 2 oil tanks, automatic dampers, rockers, chairs, beds dresser, oil stove, tub, etc. , 111 So. State. FP SALE Baby bed, 30 x 54, with rubber caster wheels. Wade H Gadberry, 1503 North .Main. FOR SALE -room nouse, Dasement, , lurttarf rtpw rnnf InrfTA auraar . i .7 i 1 u 1 1 1 1 rv nouse .1 arrps pnnn son .Located close to Ca iwtjpr and Road 54. 5-room house, modern, a good j one, 2 large lots, poultry house. Located in Dugger near 54. Usrfey's Real Estate, Insurance Agency, Sullivan, Phone 542-Y T7r'rrr' FOR SALE-Three-piece ruom suue wun springs. i,lKe new. $65. V. van Dell. R. Payne, 404 SylWanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. fl reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline lank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED Girl, immediately, at Boyle's News Stand. WANTED Housekeeper. Call J 784-A. Stay or go home nights. WANTEDr-Waitress for night work. Don's Place, next to Lyric Theatre. WANTED TORENT 6r buy typewriter. Also for sale, bridle set, reasonable. Phone 441-X. WANTED Junk, automobiles and scrap iron. Mason Auto Ex change, Carlisle, Ind. WANTED Two or three-room furnished apartment, rr Call Rob Harrison at 16. Miscellaneous STEAM cleaning ancr painting, any make farm equipment. TARED IMPLEMENT SALES V All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. NOTICE Two shipments of nonuments have been shipped. I Juy now for decoration day. Buy I -vhere you can see your stone be fore it is lettered. Sullivan Monument Co. R. H. Clarkson & Son. NOW PAYING, No. 2 CORN, 70 lb. bushel, $1.53. Johnson Mill Elevator, next to C. & E. I. De,X)t. " . INSULATION Insulate your ioine with black rock wool, hone 2.i8 for free estimate. WHEEL BALANCING aiid nlignmenl. Springer Motor ; Sales, Phone 178. INSULATION For- free estimate on Gold Bond insulation call 228. Sullivan Insulation Co. WASHER INSURANCE A check-up now is low cost insurance for added years of good service from your washer. (PHONE 332, MONROE'S FEED & IMPLEMENT' SALES.) New authorized Maytag Dealer. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL, FREE tube with each tire purchased this week. Use our Tire Budget Plan. So. Side Auto Supply- .' DONKEY BASKETBALL game Tuesday, March 18, Community Gym, 8 p.'ra. Local riders. Prices students 25c, adults 50c. Spon sored by Basketball Mothers. ! NORGE Electric Water Heaters, 50 gallon capacity. Regina Vacuum . Sweepers with attachments. Boyd. Elecr trie Shop, North of Square on 41. ORDER baby chicks how. We call ours Bur Famous Chicks. We also have started chicks in battery at all times. Burris Super Market. Phone 179, Dugger. . . PUBLIC GAMES every Thurs-! day night at eight o'clock at the American Legion Home under the auspices of the Sullivan. American Legion Auxiliary. ... CURTAINS stretched. 451 Phone 542-Y. laundered South Ti-011 and St.

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ews :very HORRENT FOR RENT Floor 1 Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipjment. Sullivan Decorating Co., j Sullivan, Ind. ' FOR RENT Furnished apartmpnt. 3 Iff. rnnms. first floor, nri Ivate bath, private entrance. I " ' I Adults only. Inquire 610 N. Main. iBose's Grocery. FOR RENT Three unfurnish ed rooms. . Mrs. Carl Wence.l phone 106x, Farmersburg. FOR RENT SO acres of bed-lground) 7 mifc8 southeast sod Of

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corn, V delivery. Aud Price FOR RENThousekeeping -Large front light room, furnished. ;20 E. Harris. LOST T.DST R9.5 tire het.ween Far mersburg and Sullivan.' Finder please call 796-L, Sullivan, ward. . Re CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to all our many iriends ana neighbors for. their loving kind ness and beautiful floral offerings for our dear wife and .mother whom God called to rest aoove March 5 after a serious illness of 3 months of suffering. Claude T, Shake and jhe Written Family Merton " Wlieeler, who is at-

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tending college in Oklahoma, is where she was called by the Roxie, Kelsey, Agnes Rinard, visiting his wife, Mildred Annis serious illness of her father. ; Nellie McKee, Naomi Dulaney, Wheeler, for a few days. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lynch Mildred Harrison, Elmer Gray, "Mr- "ancl' Wii? Harry "Henry "ot ahd son 'havr'moVed -'ter Jason-oliln Vkkrcy. Edwin .Bales, and Belleville, Illinois, are visiting vjjie where they will make their thG -hostess and co-host. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon and ' future home. Mr- and Mrs. Clarence Wills daughter, Bonnie, for, a few days. j an(j Mrs. Cliff Anders and am' Mr- ,nci Mrs- Donnis LamMr. and Mrs. Rov Wortman nMnr ,,mro ?nnHav tnpCt: nf beth spent the week-end with

- . . have moved to the old uiimore property and Mr. . and Mrs."Chick" Julian are moving where , the Wortmans lived. Mr. and Mrs. Gustie Weaver of Indianapolis, spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. , Ralph bkirvin and Mliss Helen Mitchell, all of Indianapolis, spent tha week-end with Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Nicholess. - Rev. Nicholess' mother is seriously ill at his home here. How Boston Conjnon Started BOSTON. (UP) Famed Boston Common is unique among municipal parks in that it was set apart, in 1634, soon after the

a trayning field" and for "the club, Tuesday evening. Refreshfeeding of cattell." Situated in me"ts of sandwiches p-cklcs and

the heart of the city, it contains about 50 acres. Mrs. Barkley Dies Mrs. Albeit W FUNERAL services for Mrs. Alben W. Barkley, wife of the Senate minority leader, will be held in the Barkley . home at Paducah, Ky. -Mrs. Barkley died in her Washington apartment after a long illness, (Iaterastioaall

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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kielblock ' Mrs. Bernice DeVries and dauwer Sunday guests of Mir. and ghter, Sandra Jean, of South Mrs. George Wilcoxson of Sand- Bend, were the guests of her korn, - mother, Mrs. Dexter Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lynch here and her grandparents, Mr. have moved to Jasohville. and Mrs. Frank Harrison, of

Paul Reeves of Detroit, MichiKan, spent me weeK-ena wun hie 'nZL r nH m tt7n his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harrison and daughter, Sally, of Anderson, . I spent the week-end with Mrs. Eva Taylor. . .. " Mrs Kennpth fJolrlman. .lamps were Tei.re Haute visitors Saturday.

Everett Spencer ' Dr. Waldorf was in this vicinSullivan, Were ity Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. and family of Sunday guests of the Kenneth! Goldmans. . Pythian Sisters met Monday evening with thirty members present. After Temple, games were played. The Past Worthy Matrons club of Linton met with Mrs. Ed Jones as hostess Wednesday evening. Refreshments of sand wicnes, pickles, cake and coffee were served to the following guests, all of Linton: Mrs. Tressa Ladson, Geneva Blume, Helen Head ley,. Emma Reintyes, Helsn Lctsinger, Bertha Johnson, Jean - nnlrlip ttm-a A?hpll Anna Mcnn.rlr DrHa Sfnvpr Kato Ilivnru Chellie' Green, Olive Strong and Ethel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Harrison have returned to Dugger after spending the winter in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky.. . .". Mrs. John H. Bedwell and dauehtsr left Friday for Princeton vw " " Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sineleton 1 0f Shelburn. Miss Evelyn Gray spent the week-end in Pekin, Indiana, the guest 0f her mother. Rev. and Mrs. Rassie Coopsr are confined to their home by illness. They are being cared for bv Rev. Cooper's sister 0f piainfield, Indiana Mrs. Jake Yung entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening.Delicious refreshments of pimento cheese sandwiches, jello, angel food cake and coffee w?ra served to the following guests: . Mesdames Tennison Rector, F. j M. Dukes, Ed Jones, James t Rin"or. D. C. Piv'llipoi, Holder and Ray. Tison. Misses Mae and Orris rickson entertained the George HendJ.W.G. cunee were served w ivuss r.me Pigg, Mrs. Eva Taylor, Priscilla Yung, Margaret King, Bess Kielblock, Abigail Chowning and V--ra Graham. Mrs. Claude , Clark entertained j the Good Cheer club Wednesday iev.-ning. Games were played. Chili soup and coffee were served to the following guests: Bon- j nie Turpin,. Hazei Goodman, Ella i Sims, Makine Morgan, Mary Ellen Everly, Isbella Wilson and Lucille Stevenson, The next i irc?ting will be at the home of j Bonnie Turpi n on March 12. j . The Juniors will give their play Wednesday evening, March 12th. Etta Weldon and daughter, Joyce, left yesterday for their home in Neosho, Missouri. Squatter Jailed GOSHEN, Ir,d., (UP) Royal Getz, 68, went to jail for entering a house and refusing to 1st the owner in. He was sentenced fpr public intoxication.' The Hinliche or "southern people" is a pastoral tribe of Araucania, who wander over the southern pampas of Argentina. They live in portable skin tents and subsist entirely upon meat derived from their herds of horses, cattle and sheep. They: are clever artificers in leather, and iron, and the women make rugs of ostrich skins and weave woolen blankets and ponchos of superior quality. , The "heir apparent" to a title ;must succeed if he survives the present title holder. The "heir presumptive," although heir, is liable to have his right to succession voided by the birth of another heir,

Coalmont, ove the week-end. Gus Riggs of Cayuga, visited Mfs- Mallie Stuck Monday after- . - J noon. Don McFarland was in Sullivan Monday. " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lane spent 'Th ,ri Tpitp TTautrMr. and Mrs. Dexter Brewer uicilo M ITriinlf T.alPnllol'to in . . Mrs. LaFollette is ill at her home Hannah Jackson has . returned in hfr hnmc afffr cnonHincr n few d wjth her mothe Mrs Sylvester Mattox and family, 'th Mr. and Mrs. Mattox have on seriously ill. Mrs. Pete Jackson is slowly improving from an attack of sciatic rheumatism. On Thuriday nigut, muicti tui, the fccmor i-aia class inct. at um home of Mrs. Reva Bates with Robert. Hale: :is co-host. Vickrey, Th-? had president. Olan charge of the program and busi ness meeting. Games and a Bible quiz were enjoyed by all. De ....... ..- j 1... licious refreshments were served to Helena Wesner, Carol Fred erick, Peggy Taylor, Ovaline Jirnelt. Madge Smith, Estie Mason, t j. ...j , mu. T LI;, and Mrs. Thos. E. Taylor at Rantoul, Illinois. TSgt. and Mrs. Marion O'Ns.d of Urbana, Illinois, were Weekend guests of Mrs. Stella Johnson, i Mrs. Ross Ransford of Graysville, was a supper guest Saturday evening of Rev. and IV(-s. W. H. Uay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkes of One-Minute Test ' 1. How many Central and South American countries pro- , duce coffee ? 2. At about what altitudes are the finest coffees grown in the western world? 3. What color are the blossoms of the coffee tree? Words of Wisdom Libraries are the wardrobes of literature, whence men, properly informed, may bring forth something for ornament, much for curiosity, and more for use. Dyer. I . . ' Hints oa Etiquette y j Don't be one of those people I who gets his or her fun by "rubbing it in" when It hurts the person who. happens to be the butt They'll Do It Every

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Terre Haute, were guests of Mr. j and Mrs. Med Bates over the week-end.

Word has been received here by relatives of Bill Bates and Max Pinkston who are employed by the U. S. Geological Survey at Forsythe, Georgia, that they spent the past week-end on a 1 . . , , Pinht-flnniMrt -l - nt- 1 7.7 n. .-,1-. i i - - -. o.-.e ai vmBuiugi.uu, D. C. Wanda Lou Hansford of Graysville, spent the week-end with Carolyn Sue Daniels. iVilB- , euirnca home Saturday from a visit with reIatlves in Forest Park, Illinois. Different and Unusual GIFTS For New Mothers ana Brand New Babies J.E. GALLAGHER Siivcrxvarc Greeting Card; W'WM '.mwMiii.N

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