Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 54, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 March 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TBIIlS- MONDAY, MAR. 17, 1947. FACE THREE Substitute 'Oscar' 1- K tit 51 1, And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizer Don't expect to get real relief from headafhe, Bour Btomach, gas and bad breath by taking soda and other atkalizers if the true cause vt your trouble ia constipation. Io this case, your real trouble is not in the stomach at all. But in the intestinal tract where 80 of your food is digested. And when the lower part gets blocked food may fail to digest properly. s What you want for real relief is something to "unblock" your lower intestiual tract. Something to clean it cut effectively htlp Nature get back on her feet. Gut Carter's Pills right now. Take as directed. They gently and effectively "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits all 6 of Nature's own digestive juices to mix btr with your food. You get genuine relief from indigestion so you can feel really good again. Buy Carter's Pills today. "Unblock" your Intestinal tract for real relief from indipstion. i 11111 .-...1r-j,i-j - v 7 ii -rrn V0 - 'JA'Al W ism ' tssa -Em '. tag 29c Cadie Pressing Cloths . . . . . . 15c 7c 8-0z. Measuring Cups ....... .... ... 3c $5.35 Electric Irons . . . . .... . . . . ........ $3.93 25c Heavy Wax Paper, 125 ft. rolls ..... 20c

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Hey, Kids! nOX OF MARBLES WITH EACH ;0c PURCHASE.

WHAT-NOT SHELVES $3.9." TABLE LAMPS, china base . . . . . $5.98 to $9.93 PIN-UP LAMPS . ...... . .......... , $2.35 - $3.25 - $3.95 FIBERBOARD WARDROBES $4.98 to $7.98

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Useful Wall Hung Medicine Cabinets With plate glass mirrors. Chrome bars. '. $795 H" plate sheive3. MiiTcr, towel bar.

Handyman's Hand Drill $110

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Goose Neck Wrecking Bar

26-in. Crosscut 8 pt. Handsaw $165

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A low priced saw for general use. 2 gauge taper ground with sturdy wood handle. ho binding or buckling.

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634" CHROME - F0GLIT1 Our Reg. Low Price $4.39

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Sealed beam type for maximum light. Chrome plated, it has a universal mounting bracket.

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12" Adjustable Hack Saw & Blade 63c Tills economy hand hack saw frame with pistol grip handle includes an 8-inch blade. Frame adjusts to 12

Adjustable Hack Saw & Blade

Raw blade adjusts easily for angle cuts in 4 directions. Riinforred uac'i safety handle. For li", !0", 12 biases 10 included.

New Lightness and Strength

.Super-Chief" Aluminum LAWN MOWER

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Usual down payment; . $1.25 weekly, payable monthly Aluminum construction with quality steel spiders and cutter bar give this mower strength without weigt. Semi-pneu.rtatic rubber tires for traction in wet grass; easily adjustable to 114" ut.' (tusiprouf seahd bearings and positive el uteh.

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Red as-a-Fire-Chief Car KIDDIE PULL-TOY WAGON

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CLAW . HAMMER ; Our Reg. Low Price $1.29 16oz. claw with face of extreme hardness to fake ab'e. Adjusted to pi event fractuie.

Sure-grip handle Front w'neel steering Steel body and wheels Just the toy ... in just the color ... to keep 2-to-7-year youngsters busy from daylight to dark.

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Regular Low Price 15c ':sale 0 PRICE , 12 inch trowel with a protective hand guard. Made from heavy sheet steal far heavv diocin?

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Box of Drills Bit Stock Set $325 For the worker in metals or ivxls. Drill aizes: 1-if, ste, fd, a,

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Copper Tipped Solderins; iron

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1.25 per week, payable monthly Like to work around home? Here's handy help for carpentering ... a sturdily constructed Bench Saw of light weight cast aluminum alloy. This rugged saw, is equipped with precision features for detailed work.

DeLuxe Electric Soldering Iron $349 . A perfectly balanced efiicient iron . . . elements of mghest grade nichrome wi hermetically sealed for long lt)e. Underwriters an-proved.

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CHOSEN as the best actor of the year for his role in "Best Years of Our lives," Frederic March smiles at a photographic reproduction of the 'Oscar awarded him in absentia in Hollywood. An enterprising cameraman presented it to him in his New York apartment when March posed for the photo above. . (International).

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CIO United Electrical Workers union official, Russ Nixon, tells the House labor committee in Washington he would "go along' with a Communist as president of

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Straight Shank 8 Piece Drill Set

Drills fit any standard hand, breast, post or bench drill. Selected to meet varied needs. Assorted sizes.

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PLEAS are being: made for funds to save the life of 18-month-old Kenneth Seymour, who dawdles over his ice cream in bis Brooklyn hospital crib. He may die of a rare kidney ailment, because bis mother, Mrs. Irene Seymour, finds concentrated albumin serum cure "too expensive." (International)

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OHIO STATE umversity beauty, Jean Peters, who has won fame in Hollywood moviedom, admits her r 0 m a n c e with Howard Hughes, multimillionaire flyerjfilm magnate, is "serious" though marriage ."has not been disLcussecl,", ' (InteifiitionaH

Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

Trl Kappa St. Patrick's Day covered dish party, Monday, March 17, Maureen Medsker, Graysville, 6:30 p. 'm. Anyone without a ride contact Marjorie Lowdermilk.

Frank Neff W.R.C. No. 155 will observe their anniversary March 19, covered , dish dinner at the noon hour, Woodman Hall. Bring covered dish and own table . service. There will be a program after the dinner hour. A regular business meeting will follow. v

Psl Iota Xi sorority Inspection meeting, Monday, March 17, 7:45, Davis Hotel. All members urged to attend.

The incoming executive committee of the YVtnen's Association of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday, March 19th at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. Rudolph Wernz.

Baptist Missionary Society 'will meet Thursday, March 10th, home of Mrs. Ross Harbaugh, one o'clock luncheon. The interpreter for the Curry Prairie Association will be Miss Sendmeyer, guest speaker. All members of the church and visitors are welcome,

Sullivan Rebekah Lodge, Thursday, March 20th, 7:30. The Merom Lodge will con-' f er the degree. A covered dish dinner . wiil be served after the 'meeting. "A 'good attendance is desired.

Royal Neighbors regular meeting Friday, March 21, 7:30 p. m., Woodman Hall.

Loyal Daughters class of the Christian church Sunday School, covered dish dinner Tuesday, March 18, 6:30 p. m., home of Mrs. John Gettinger, 230 North State Street. Bring covered dish and own table service.

. Stardust Home Economics club, Thursday evening, March 20, 7:30, home of Mrs. Lester May, 303 West Donaldson Street.

Sullivan Home Economics club, Wednesday, March 19, hfiie of Trcssa Houston, 219 South Main Street. Mrs. Jennie Wright and Mrs. Beatrice Selby, co-hostesses.

Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. & A. M. Called meeting, Tuesday, March 18, 1:00 p. m. for funeral of William Isaac "Hickory" Alumbaugh.

Wood's Sunday School class, Tuesday night, March 18, 6:30, church basement. This will be a covered dish. Meat and bread will be furnished. Please bring own table service.

Invitation Accepted FALL RIVER, Mass. (UP) Alfred Jamiel put a vacuum cleaner, some radios and other electri- . cal appliances in the window of his store with a sign saying, "Take One Home Today." Thieves took him at his word. They broke in and stole $1,000 worth of merchandiseand the sign. References to "peep shows" oo .' cur in literature from Congreve to Lowell, and have been pictured by Hogarth, Hoppner,Fragonard, Rowlandson and other artists. They even are seen in .. Gobelin and Beauvais tapestriss designed by Boucher. Southwest Africa is famous . , for its diamonds, but karakul lamb pelts form the larger proportion of the value of its exports than do the gems. ' King Sargon of Akkad set up -the first Semitic kingdom known to history about 2500 B. C. , t . Many of the old Roman plumbers are said to have been women,'