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CAR Meat Scraps and Tankage due soon. Cheaper at car door. Farm Bureau Co-op. PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . call MACE. OLD and dirty Spark Plugs waste gasoline. Have them clean ed and tested at STAHL'S STAN DARD SERVICE. "GENERAL TIRES," Lubrica tion, Battery Charging. Quality. Products for Less. Liberty Serv ice. HOME GROWN cabbage plants. Frost proof and disease resistant. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse, R. i 4, Sullivan. . WALL PAPER for Every Home. 10 cents to 10 dollars a roll. See our line before you buy. Sullivan Decorating Co. CEMENT BLOCKS,' SAND, any purpose, GRAVEL. Materials contracted if desired. Free estimate. Phone 270. Res. 8045. Ben's Block Plant. , GRAVEL Driveway gravel or concrete gravel. Prompt delivery. Reasonably priced, John Rogers, Phone 640. FOR SALE 1940 Ford Coupe. Motor in good condition, good radio and heater and new paint. George Ray Van Meter, 'Carlisle, Indiana. . COCKER SPANIEL Puppies for sale. Registered. Champion sired. Vk months old. II. O. Rcnkeu, 440 N.E. 1st St., Linton, lnd. Phone 362-W. FOR SALE Dwelling, 203 S. Court; dwelling and block building, 19 and 21 S. Slate; and Corbin Building on East Side of lite Square. Lewis E. Chowning, Commissioner. ' MURPHY'S Vig-O-Hay Start-1 ing'Mush, the mash that carries I till -the essential 11 Vitamins, 'pro-' iciisi and minffctd.lm-tejI Will) no filler always ircsh." iu new print bags. Martin's Feed Store, Shclburn. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good 22-36 International tractor at the Carlisle Elevator. AUTOMATIC gas or oil fired units complete with controls, for either hot air or hot water. Also gas and oil conversion burners. LAWKENCEVILLE . SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS TIIONE 90. - FOR SALE Firestone tires and auto accessories. FOUTZ D-X SERVICE. 418 South Sec tion. BABY COCKERELS make fine friers quicker. AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, day old, 7c; WHITE LEGHORN cockerels, day old, 5c; CAN BE HAD ON MOST TUESDAYS. On hand 700 AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, 2 weeks old, 12c. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main. 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. Cadwell Music House. LIMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate delivery. Martin Feed Store, Shelburn. FOR SALE Cedar posts, faced and rmmd ones. Call or see Lawrence McCanimon, phone 79R4, Duggcr. FOR SALE '46 Dodge motor, Plymouth parts. Small farm, witli five-room house, barn, poultry house and wash house. All under fence, two wells water. Also anyone wanting a ride to Terre Haute contact Noah Meeks, R. 3, Sullivan, lnd. ' FOR SALE 30x3 M tires and tubes in stock. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Hartley Kartak, Owner. . Dead 'Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. C'aJ! Monroe. Few! Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay ali phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. 2 Terre Haute. Indiana 1

HOME FREEZERS in stock, botn new ana used. Terms. LAWKaiMCbViLiij;; sales cum.fAiN:, JjAWREJNCJiViijLE, il,DENTAL office furniture for sale. Chairs, rocKers, day coucli, mirrors, floor coverings, gas stove, small items. Phone Dale tsillman, 123.

FOR SALE Pony, saddle and bridle. Cheap. Jonn Swan, 2 nines southwest of Dugger, R. 1. BABY COCKERELS make fine friers quicker. AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, day old, 7c; WHITE LEGHORN cockerels, day old, 5c. CAN BE HAD ON MOST TUESDAYS. On Hand 700 AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, 2 weeks old, 12c. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main. , FOR SALE Oliver 60 tractor, good rubber, with cultivator. 3 miles soutn Carlisle on 41 and ;' IVi miles west. Elmer Day. FOR SALE '38 Pontiac 6 bus! ness coupe. Hank Clark, 4 mile north of Liberty church on old 7th. St. road. - FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet truck, new motor, good tires. Clyde Seever, Oaktown R. 2. Oaktown phone. FOR SALE Spanish onions and frost proof cabbage plants, cut. flowers, pot flowers, funeral designs. Bean's Greenhouse, 636 North Watson. FOR SALE 1939 Model A John Deere tractor and complete farming equipment. In good condition. Cecil A. Trueblood, owner, Fairbanks. - FOR SALE Filling station. Fine location. Good business. Call 366 or 857-L. FOR SALE One B-II horsedrawn corn planter. Sam R. Hamilton, Jr., 2V2 miles west of Sullivan on State Road 154. 1 FOR SALE 1940 V-8 pickup one quarter ton, good rubber,. excellent running condition. Also 1 Ms -ton V-8 truck, . 1935 model, with new motor, grain bed. and stock rack. Both trucks priced to sell. See G. II. Gorbin.' Carlisle, Indiana. t FOR SALE Fries. James Hazelrigg, Shelburn, Indiana, 3 Vz miles northwest of Shelburn. FOR SALE 12 shoats, weigh ing about 100 lbs. Fred Foutz, Paxton. FOR SALE Smith's Mother Nature brooder, good as new. Harry Brown, Shelburn. FOR SALE Sewing machine in good condition. Can be seen at 740 E. Chaney. FOR SALE 5-room house, two lots, new roof. Located at 627 Olive St. FOR SALE Baby buggy, ex cellent condition; also Taylor Tot, small size baby bed "with mattress, and child's auto. 338 W. Donaldson. FOR SALE 4-room semi-modern bungalow. Complete bath, newly insulated and large screened-in back porch. Immediate pos-r session. 338 W. Donaldson. FOR SALE New "Youngstown" double kitchen sink. Also Herrick ice box. Excellent condition, 75 lb. icer. Carolyn Pursley, Hymera, lnd. ' . FOR SALE Westinghouse electric range, 1942 model, excellent condition. Phone 735-A. Wanted WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank, repair. NuCor Radiator . Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED JOB on farm, with board: Edward Krause, Paxton, Indiana. WANTED Someone to plow 40 acres level land. Box 100 c-o Times. . I1ELF WANTED Farm help wanted. We have a house with electricity available. Jason Phegley, Carlisle R. 3. - WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros, Expert Body Building l Custom Work Phone 335

MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man with car wanted to

call on farmers in . S. Sullivan i County. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to $20 in a day.. No experience or capital required. Permanent. Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. A, Freeport, 111. TWO FEED - ROUTE MEN WANTED Long established feed company, AA-A1 rating, has openings for two 1 route men in this county. Livestock feeding and selling experience helpful. No investment or bond required. Prefer men 25 to 50 with car. Home nights. Telephone Mrs. Hayden, Sullivan Hotel, Thursday & Friday, April 3 and 4th, 11 a. m. to 2 p. m., and 6 p. m. to 9 p. m. URGENTLY WANTED Modern house or apartment by manager Kraft Foods Co Call 56 or 461. Miscellaneous STEAM cleaning' ana painting, any make farm - equipment. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES All Insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. NOTICE Shipments of monuments are arriving every week. Buy now for decoration day. Buy where you can see your stone be-, fqre it is lettered. Sullivan Monument Co. R. H. Clarkson & Son. INSULATION Insulate your home with black rock wool. Phone 258 for free estimate. BABY COCKERELS make fine friers quicker. AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, day old, 7c; WHITE. CAN BE HAD ON MOST TUESDAYS. On hand-700 AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, 2 weeks old, 12c. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main. WE HAVE a complete line of modern Kerosene Ranges for j immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, lnd. ! I KEYS MADE While you wait. 15c each! GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Deal er, Hartley Jtiartaii, uwner. FOR POULTRY , and ' LIVESTOCK special Condensed

termilk, 100 lb. kegs, $5.75; chick, fVQ,ld duweu ' 0T;. J and pig buttermilk emulsion, 100 he Resurrection: Three delightlb. kegs, $6.25. JOHNSON FEED contests were enjoyed. Lula

& SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court I Street, Phone 606. ELECTROLUX The complete home cleaner. SALES, SERVICE, supplies, kirk McMillan, BONDED REP. Telephone 250. YOUR future foretold on love, marriage and business. Call between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. 209 E. Wall, Sullivan. BABY COCKERELS make fine friers quicker. AUSTRA WHITE rnplrprpla rlav nlH 7p WHTTR LEGHORN cockerels, day old, 5c: CAN BE HAD ON MOST TUES DAYS. On hand 700 AUSTRA WHITE cockerels, 2 weeks old, 12c. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main. INSTRUCTION, Male. I would like to talk to reliable men who would like to train m spare time I to learn welding, metal work, spray painting as related to Auto Body and Fender repairing; should, be mechanically inclined; will not interfere with your job. G.I. Approved. For information about this training write at once, giving name, address, age and working hours. Auto - Crafts Training, Box 66 c-o Times.

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ment tires. Adjustments: 4.75x19, $8.35; 5.25x18, $8.50; 5.50x17, $8.50; 6.00x16, $8.95; 6.50x16, $9.85. New Seconds: 4.75x21, $10.55;, 4.50x18, $11.95; 5.50x17, $11.95; 6.00x16, $12.95; 6.50x16, $15.00. All sizes on hand. Satis faction guaranteed. Hymera, lnd. Asa Clark, Instruction, Male. DIESEL POWER offers genuine opportunities to wide-awake men, mechanically inclined. Prepare now in spare time by practical UEI training. Write for free facts. Utilities Diesel Training, Box 112, c-o Times. UNIVERSAL tank type vacuum cleaner with attachments. Excellent condition. $35.00. Telephone 250. YOU'LL iiave better posture, lovelier figure lines and you'll feel more relaxed and rested if you wear a Spencer Support. Iva Giles, Phone 561 after 5:00 p. m. BABY YOUR WASHER and it will live longer, cost less. For good care, by experts' trained in servicing Maytags, call on us. Have your washer reconditioned BEFORE serious trouble develops. (PHONE 332, MONROE'S FEED & IMPLEMENT SALES.) New authorized Maytag dealer,

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FOR RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. AH new equip ment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, lnd. LOST LOST Chrysler hub cap and plastic rim. Lost Saturday. Return and receive reward. Dr. John H. Oldham. LOST Toy Shepherd dog, black and white spots with black head. Last seen at Old Gym school building. A valued' pet. 608 N. State St. Call 764 or 523-B. .Mrs. Helen McCoskey entertamed 7Ji the Friendly Circle Sunday School class at her home Tuesday night. After the business meeting contests were enjoyed by all. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. . Mrs. Nell Gordon has been confined to her home ; with the flu. , V,1U1C wf ""; x.eac"er nsre- nas Deen 111 wu" ""L ; The Senior class are practicing n their play "No Bride for the rom ch Y1 .(1Vf" nif l; hAP"l 4-Stella HaTm;1,tonJs S sP.nsor- !.... .l. Jf' Gardner has been ill with the flu. 1 Jack Dcvitt transacted business in Vincennes Thursday, Mesdames Juanita Crowder and Jo .Reid of Sullivan, called on Margaret Mcurew Wednesday. The ladies of the Methodist church were entertained at the home of Mrs. Edith Marshall Wednesday evening. She was assllBa mcuo, lMit-,",e,wV " j 7 McClain presided at ine Dusinebi session. Dainty retresnmems were served. Fifteen . members 'were present and one guest, Mrs. Dale Funkhouser, . . Mrs. Grace Gates of Chicago, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hinkle. - VV.S.C.S. Mccis The W.S.C.S.' of the Methodist church met with Mrs Frank Pierson Wednesday for. an all-day meeting. Mrs. Aetna Jewell, presir!pnt nresided. A covered disn 'dinner was served at noon. Those Dresent were Mesdames Edith Norris, Jessie Thompson, Mary Miller, Myrtle Shipley, Margaret Wells. Edith Marshall, Blanche Devitt, Stella Guest, Opha Pier son, Adna Jewell, Mary BlU' haush. Ronnie Wells and John Howard Norris. INDIANAPOLIS, March 31. (UP) Hogs, 6,000; moderately active; few bidders; good and choice weights, 160-225 lbs., 25c higher; aU weights steady; good choice 160-225 lbs., $26.50 $26.75; 225 lbs. up, $25.25 $26.50; 100-160 lbs., $22.25 $23.25; sows, $22.00 $23.00. Cattle, 3,200; calves, 500; steers and heifers strong to 50c lower; bulk top good and choice steers, $23.50 $25.75; average medium to average good including yearlings, $21.50 $23.00; bulk medium light weight yearlings, $18.00 $21.00; good heifers, $23.00; bulk medium and low good, $20.00 $22.00; cows slow, 50c-?1.00 lower; good beef cows, $15.25 $17.00; common and medium, $12.50 $15.00; vealers active, mostly 50c higher; good and choice,' $25.50 $27.50; common and medium, $13.00 $24.50. Sheep, 800; fat lambs opening about steady; good and choice fed wooled Texas lambs, $23.00; good and choice shorn fed northwestern lambs', $21.50; slaughter ewes, $9.00 down. Thief Takes Teeth . CLEVELAND, (UP) While Dr. Harold C. Van Natta, a Cleveland dentist,, was at lunch i in one of the leading hotels, a thief stole from his overcoat: pocket a partial denture he was I s,r,,.,.i.;rr Knt in Vila ftfflPO fdV S patient. He's still wondering ;.'wjiat the thief wanted with it,

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Mr. and Mrs. Max Weir of Vincennes, Spent the week-end with Mr. Weir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Weir. Mrs; J. ,M. Hoover of Longment, Lolorado, left for her home Saturday after visiting Mrs. Sarah Hoover and other relatives here. Capt. and Mrs. Gerald Weir and son left Wednesday for Midland, Texas after a visit here with their parents, Mr. and Mjrs. Clyde Weir and Mr. and, Mrs. Paul Bolenbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart returned to their home here Wednesday from Villa Park, Illinois, where they, have spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Lex Wall and husband. Past Matrons Meet The Past Matrons Club met at the home of Mrs. O. J. Steffy Thursday afternoon, March 20. Mrs. Carl Steffy was assistant hostess. Mrs. G. W. Clayton, who served as Matron of the chapter until December, and Mrs. Fred McCormick, who completed the year after the former's resignation, were both initiated into the club. The hostess served refreshments of ice cream, cake, candy and toffee. The table was beautifully in keeping with St. Patrick's Day. Those present were Clara' Rapp, -Margaret Anderson, Grace! . Wiggs, Mabel Mirtich, Cyrinthia .Clayton, Ella Rogers, Lois Boroughs, Vesta Davidson, Nolle Y. . Johnson, - Ella . .Nash, Emma MjcCormick, Haltie Steffy, and Flora Steffy. Women's Country Club Meets The March meeting of the Women's Country Club was held at the home of Berniece Seever With r Anna Wolfe . assisting hostes&At- noon 1 ,J ifteeiw members and visitors enjoyed a covered dish1 dinner. The next meeting will be at the' home of. Caliste Graham with Irene Jenkins assisting. Program committee, Nellie Robbins and Rosanna Robbins. -Candlelight Service The following program twill be given at the . Candlelight Communion service Thursday, evening at the Christian church: Organ PreludeFlo Steffy. Processional ''My Jesus I Love Thee." , r prayerFor those who know not Christ Mr. Elmer Drake. Hymn by congregation" The Way of the Cross Leads Home." Sf-rinturp 14th Chapter at. Mark 1st to 43 verses. First Reader June Wineinger. . Second Reader Jo Anna Kay. Solo Clem Thomas. Silent meditation (soft organ music). 23rd Psalm Nina Carey. Song by choir. Communion hymn "Near The Cross." Serving at Communion table Ed McConnell and Francis Flack. Offertory. Solo Ruby Ruth McCammon. Closing hymn by congregation "In The Garden." Benediction Martha Lee Watson. ; Monuments JAMES J. DURHAM 240 So. Main St. Phone 343 SHIMMY? CAUSES ACCIDENTS Th tat thai" weaves" $f " 'wanders" 'will canst bad accidents, ffavt rtmavt lit tkimmy" from yur tar and drive iaftly. SptehUisl ttrvie. . . . CITIZENS GARA HQ QQ. Main mOIie 0

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris left Thursday for Albuquerque, New Mexico where they will be the. guests of Mrs. Harris'' brother and family, Mr. and ." Mrs. Paul Stark and daughter, Dee, and mother, Mts. Esta Stark. Mesdames Maude McMillan, Dove Brewer and Marilyn McMillian spent .Wednesday in April 1st SONOTONE HEARING CENTER HOTEL DAVIS i fin a p m. Now see the new all-in-one I a NAnAIAllAlvlth asan; riraohaa.ing advance built in extra power and battery savings available mi sacrifice to novel size! Consultation FREE. F. P. SAYRE Sonot.ouc of Terre Haute 1015 So. 7th 1001. F. P. Sayre, Mgr. : Ask for

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PUBLIC SALE I will sell at Public Auction Va mile south of Graysville on Road 63 on WEDNESDAY, APR. 2, 1947 Sale to begin at 10:30. Farm Implements 1 Massey-Harris tractor 101, twin power 1939; 1 wagon with bed; 1 John Deere 3-horse plow; 1 John Deere 1-row cultivator; 1 Oliver seven-foot disc; 1 International corn planter, power lift for H or M tractor; 1 sulky hay rake; 1 set dehorners; 1 wagon with flat; 1 Avery horse-drawn corn planter, check row and fertilizer attachments; 1 lot of windows and shutters; 1 set grain sides for truck bed; some baled straw; 1 set harness; 1 team of work horses. Household Goods 1 leather davenport, can be made into a bed; 1 day bed; 1 dining table, six chairs and buffet; 1 dresser; 1 antique dresser; 2 rocking chairs; 1 oak bookcase; 4 oak dining chairs; 1 library table, oak; 1 book rack; 2 wardrobes; 1 iron bed; 2 sets bed springs; 1 chest of drawers; 2 feather mattresses; 3 11-3 x 12 rugs; 1 9 x 12 rug; 19x6 rug; 1 Hall rug; throw rugs; 1 2-piece living room suite; 1 piano and bench; 1 sewing machine; 1 electric sweeper; 1 wardrobe trunk; 1 Copper Clad heating stove; 1 Round Oak heating stove; 1 small coal stove; 1 Majestic kitchen range; 1 kitchen table and six chairs; 2 wood cabinets; 1 steel cabinet; 1 round table; linoleum; 1 set of double tubs; 1 Economy Queen electric 1 unit milker; canned fruit and vegetables. TERMS OF SALE CASH Lunch will be served. Owner, COMMODORE MONK Auctioneers, Harrison & Drake Not responsible in case of accidents.

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Stratton of SulliShelburn Friday Mrs. Lizzie Hill returned to her home here Thursday after several months visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson and family in Lexington, Kentucky.

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