Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 81, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 April 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN. INDIANA WEDNESDAY, Apr. 23, 1947 PAGE THRE3 Set County Record . Johnson County ' record for I wedded bliss when they celeDODD BRIDGE Sunday School at Dodd Bridge at 9:30. Prayer meeting Tuesday night. . : The revival meeting closed Wednesday night 'at Dodd Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade called on Wr. and Mrs. Harry Adams Sunday afternonn. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Pierce were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and family Monday. Mrs. Jessie Wood and Mrs. Luvisa Wood gave a birthday dinI ner at the home of Mrs. Jessie Wood for the Rev. Ralph Wal This Morning's Headlines VIENNA, 111. (UP) Mr, and brated their 70th wedding anni-. IVJ-s. Pressley Morris broke a versary. ters of the Prairie Creek charge. His birthday was April 18. Those present were IVj s. 'Walters and son. Luvisa Wood, the . honored JAMES E. PETRILLO, head of the American Federation of Musicians, threw a clinker into the, plans to record the voices at the International School Children's festival opening in Montreal. Que., guest and the hostess. Others next Tuesday. He had previously banned any broadcast from the AMERICA , called in the : afternoon. Rev. I Walters was also honored with ( a birthday dinner by the Prairie j Creek church. He received many nice gifts. . I They are remodeling the festival, and now forbids the making of the records that were to be used for educational purposes. IN ENGLAND, the Gloster Aircraft Company is claiming that the jet-poyered Gloster Meteor IV averaged 630 miles an hour on a flight from Brussels toCopenhagen yesterday. The speed is fourteen miles an hour faster than the official world record set by, the Royal Air Force last September. (1946 church at Dodd Bridge.

NO INFLATION HERE Bankloan Plan AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP-KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Sullivan State Bank Safe Since 1875 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1875 198

MAYOR MARTIN KENNELLY, who has been in office just a little over a week, has ordered a cleanup, in the city, to try to oust some of the tough hoodlums that are common there. He has ordered Police Commissioner Prendergast to clean out the nests of small crime. It has resulted in a wholesale shifting of the police captains in the city's police force. It is said to be the most complete shake-up in th police force's history. . ,

EVANSVILLE'S MAYOR MANSON REICHERT has been indicted again. It is the second time this month that the Vanderburgh County Grand Jury indicted the mayor. This time he has been charged with malfeasance, malconduct, and oppression. In addition, Police Chief Wayne Berry and two policemen were indicted on the same charge. City Comptroller Julius Ritter, brother-in-law of the mayor, was indicted again.

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T TO SELL THAT FARM?

We are having many calls for farms in Sullivan and neighboring counties. If you want to sell, list with the United Farm Agency NO FARM TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL. Hear UNITED's famous radio program, "The Farm Ycu'd Like To Own": WLS, 8:00 A. M., every Saturday, and twelve other stations. jas. W LaFollette Rural Route 4, Sullivan Phone 9075 3 Miles North On 41.

WILLIE FRANCIS, the only' man in Louisiana who ever walked away from the electric chair, yesterday lost his last chance to avoid a second trip. Both the United States and Louisiana supreme courts have denied pleas for clemency. In Louisiana, the governor may not reduce a sentence without the pardon board's recommendation. The decision of the three-man board was unanimous against clemency.

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MARJORIE CRUMRINE, blind teacher of the blind in Philadelphia, gets acquainted with Gem, German shepherd dog offered her by Howard Otson of Philadelphia to take the place of Boots, Mrs. Crumrine's former guide dog that was poisoned. Another well-wisher has offered to pay for the new dog's training. (International)

HOSPITAL NOTES

, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Admitted April 22: Mrs. Eula Carter of Sullivan; Mrs. Janie ly.Kinney of Sullivan; . Burris Walker of 32 North West Street. Admitted April 23: Mrs. Rosie Smith of 205 South McCammon Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Raley of Shelburn are the parents of a daughter, Linda Kay, born April 22nd at the Mary Sherman Hospital.

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Dismissed April Hoesman of 530

Street. , Dismissed April 23: Foutz of Merom, R. 1.

22: Orvllle Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cramer South Court of Shelburn announce the birth of a son, Dennie Leroy, born

Durham April 22nd at the Mhry Sherman . Hospital.

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(4) Orig. $17.95 Maple CHEST OF DRAWERS 10.95 Sturdily constructed of fine quality hardwood. 4 drawers..

(2) Orijf. $18.95 Maple CHEST OF DRAWERS

11.95

Five drawers, sturdily made of beautiful maple hardwood.

(4) Orip;. $39.95 Gatelejr DROP-LEAF TABLES

24.95

Seats -4 comfortably. Walnut or mahogany in drop-leaf style.

(6) Orip:. $19.95 BOOK CASES

12.95

Walnut or mahogany in open front period style. 4 shelves. A real buy!

(4) Orip;. $46.95 KNEEHOLE DESKS

29.95

Period style, 9-drawer walnut or mahogany desk. Metal drawer pulls.

(18) Orip;. $8.95 Maple CRICKET CHAIRS

5.98

Loose cushion back and seat, natural, rose or blue cushion.

(2) Orip;. $9.50 CABINET SMOKERS 5.95 Walnut finish. Handsome smokers for den or living room.

(22) Orip;. $1.98 Metal

BREAD BOXES

59c

White enamel finish bread boxes with decal decorations.

(4) Orip;. $17.50 ELECTRIC BROILERS

5.95

Ideal roasts.

for steaks, chops, Chrome plated.

(10) Orip;. $2.98 CASSEROLES

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(5) Orip;. $4.98 IRONING BOARDS

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(9) Orip;. $2.19 KITCHEN STOOLS 1.19 Metal back, enamel finish. A real saving for you! -

(1) Orip;. $189.95 CABINET SINKS

139.95

54-inch metal cabinet sinks, stainless steel top.

(1) Orip:. $599 FRIGID FREEZE

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Clearance Of Linens

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Chenille Rugs

Orig. $2.39 18"x24"

Orip;. $3.29 24"x36" Orip;. $4.19 24"x48" ' Orip;. $4.29 27"x54" Lovely chenille rugs in blue, black or rose pastel shades.

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2.98 3.98 $3.98 orchid,

Orig. $1.39 Homespun Drapery Material 49c yd. For sunporch or living room drapes. Colorful striped homespun drapery material.

BARGAINS IN BOYS WEAR

(42) Orig. $1.89 to $2.59 Boys' Khaki Overalls at only $1 Fine quality Khaki and blue cotton twill overalls. Sanforized. Sizes 8 to 16. A real buy for this low, low price.

Orig. $14.98 BLANKETS

All wool, 72 inches by 90 inches, solid colors. A real saving!

Orig. $1.29 TEA TOWELS

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Flour sack patterns, fine tea towels at a low price!

Orig. $1.15 Heavy BATH TOWELS

49c

Extra large, 22 inches x 44 inches, striped border. Sensational saving.

Orig. 79c Rayon SERG-A-HEAD

49c

39 inches wide, navy, black or white rayon material.

Orig. 59c Combed Cotton Boys' Knit Briefs Comfortable,- smooth fitting briefs of fine quality combed cotton! Small, medium, large. Get several pair at this low price. 39c

(8) Orig. $1.49 Boys' Plaid Flannel Shirts . , Gay, colorful plaids in a variety of color combin. ations. Fine for summer wear on hiking trips and camping. Sizes" 6 to 18. A low price for high quality.

(68) Orig. $1.19 Boys' Striped Pajamas

for only 50c1

One piece style fancy striped cotton pajamas. Washable . , . and they wear well. Sizes 4 to 10.

SALE OF GIRLS' WEAR

(100) Orig. $2.98 to $3.98 Lovely Girls' Dresses for a low 1.59 2 for $3 Pretty cotton prints, piques, and dimity in floral patterns and stripes. They can wear them all summer long. Sizes 7 to 14. A sensational price for these smart dresses.

(36) Orig. $2.98 Cotton Girls' Dresses

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(31) Orig. $2.29 to $2.69 Floral Print Pajamas Fresh floral designs on fine quality cotton material made into sleepytime pajamas for the small miss. Sizes 7 to 16. -. 1.98

(3) Orig. $31.95 Welch BABY CARRIAGES

19.95

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2.98 All metal, disc wheels with ball bearing action. Leather ankle strap. Now is the time to get these so they can enjoy them on the nice days ahead.

LADIES', MEN'S BARGAINS

(60) Orig. $1 to $1.15 RAYON PANTIES

69c

(29) Orig. $2.29 TAFFETA SLIPS

Fine quality run resistant: knit rayon panties in sizes! 22 to 28 waist. Smooth fit- j ting ... comfortable.

Slightly Irregular NYLON HOSE 1.15 Sheer 51 gauge hose with such small flaws you'll hardly be able to find them. New spring shade . . . chain -pagne. Sizes 8V2 to lO1. Come see, come save.

1.49

For wear under your Summer sheers . . . and dark dresses all the year around. Crisp, swishing taffeta slips. Dark colors. Sizes 32, 34, 36.

(9) Orig. $2.23 Men's NIGHT SHIRTS

For cool sleep during Summer nights. Sanforized, white cotton night shirts. Sizes 15 to 18.

I (32) Orig. S SPORT

SHIRTS 2.50

Famous Brookford shirts with long sleeves. Sanforized. Popular for Spring and Summer wear. Blue, tan, green in small, medium or large.

Orig. 69c Men's KNIT BRIEFS

39c

Fine quality combed cotton yard with elastic waistband Small, medium and large. A real buy at this low price.

(80) Orig. $2.98 WORK SHIRTS a low 1.49 Durable khaki color cotton

j twill work shirts made to take plenty of wear. SanforI ized. Sizes 14'2 to 17.

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(61) Orig. $2.49 WORK PANTS

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