Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 83, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 April 1947 — Page 7

SULLIVAN DAILY TOM- FRIDAY, APR. 25, 1947. " " " PAGE SEVEN ULIVAN, INDIANA CL1 CLASSIFIED AD RATE 2o per word foi one day, 4o per word for three days. Minimum arge, 35c. Send casn, money; oroer, or cuec wivu uu. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o per word, minimum $1.50. An ndiiHinnai nharjre of lOo will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of o month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. 1 An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use or box numoers.

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EE US for Lincoln, Kingwa Virginia soybean seed. We soybean inoculation. Farm eau Co-op. HOMPT ROAD service for battery and farm equipment Lbles. Phone 285. In haste . .". MACE. ' " . . '. . .. TLAS Tires and Batteries. flers, Tail Pipes. Radiators ned and reverse flushed. hplete Chassis Lubrication KHL'S STANDARD SERVICE, nR KAT.E nr see A. L. Robert w" ' . for all kinds of flowers and den plants. Sullivan R. 4. Use th Court entrance. WALL PAPER for Every lome. 10 cents to 10 dollars a oil. See our line before you uy. Sullivan Decorating Co. , EMENT BLOCKS, SAND, any pose, GRAVEL. Materials conted if desired. Free estimate. ne 270. Res. 8045. Ben's Block nt. ' ' OR SALE 5-room modern se with furnace to be moved. B00.00. Write P. O. Box 392, "' I ABBAGE, Tomato, Mango, . lento, Egg plants and Celery, diolus bulbs. Wildin's Greenise, Phone 9214.' ' OR SALE 17 N. Broad St., ant. C. Price, Phone 390. OR SALE 3 bedroom house, dern, lovely location, early session,: Call 250. SPEED QUEEN Gasoline Wash-1 for immediate delivery, odward Hardware - Co., Dug- 2 Ind. TMESTONE: AAA and cash e. r armer cnecu prices in i t house when ordering. We iv'er in any township in SulliCountv. direct from quarry. o deliver rock. Orval Arnett, ' Arnett, Phone 885, Phone L, Sullivan. OR SALE Latest King - Hill-'. y Records. Marathon Service i-e. ' ' ' -' ' BRUNSWICK 16x ES, .75 & your old Up lire? 1 w-Jilin-llation. So. Side Auto Supply. FOR SALE Model T Ford. -1 condition. All new. tires, I battery, etc! Always been i 'a heated garage.. Arch alph, R. R. 4. lotor Court. Twelve Acres 'OR SALE 12 case beer box, ie Flash Electric. Good condiVireil McCrocklin, Farmburg Indiana. '''."' . . . 'OR SALE Sorrel mare,' i.OO; cultivator; corn planter, liss--doored kitchen safe. Also int to buy baby calf. Albert vorth, 1 mile west of Gilmour. j ': : ;FOR SALE 35 good used veUeer theater chairs, $2 each. lloosier Theater, Shelburn. . I FOR " SALE - Austra White ! J,ckerels on Tuesdays. Make fine , ies. 7c each. DILLINGHAM ATCHERY, 15 North Main, C. . Dillingham, Prop. r FOR SALE F-12 Farmall ictor on rubber, cultivators and inure loader. Richard Pugh, 3 les northwest of Shelburn. FOR SALE Motor bike. 804 t Washington. . FRESH WABASH FISH, dress- , Fri., Sat. & Sunday. 2Vz mi. st Graysville on 154. John d Borders. FOR SALE 45 acres of land, 'ni. northeast of( Sullivan. R. 3. Iiiire at Burks Grocery DugPHILCO and Westinghouse Rais with F.M. reception, for im1'diate delivery! Woodward irdware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Power mower. ill fit F-12, 14 or H. Also John ere 2-14" tractor ' plow. Both good condition. " John McKiny, i miles east or Merom. Dead Animals Removed Kir kinds: horses, cows, heeo. calves and hoes. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sulli - an phone 332 or Crawford 201: or Crawford 53109. 'erre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour serice. , ' John Wachtel Co. Tprrp Kiiitp. Tndianx

FOR SALE Large team of smooth mouth work mules, and their harness. Extra good workers. Also have 40 or 50 bales alfalfa. Dr. S. E. I I Lindley. ' uit eai, laoa r ura v o. New motor, new tires. ii in. Main. FOR SALE Potatoes for seed or table. Onion sets, bananas, fancy apples. Cox, Shelburn, 2nd housejiorth of runerai nome. . , I FOR saljs i lceooxes, vanity I dresser, radio, bookcase, cabinet, l bed and springs, gasoline stove. 720 E. Chaney. Phone 646-X. AT LAST! O'Brien's white house paint. Prepared in pure linseed oil. Limited supply so hurry. P & A Store. ' FOR SALE Austra White Cockerels pn Tuesdays. Make fine ' fries.' 7c each. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main, C, O. Dillingham, Prop. THICK butt 3 apd 1 shingles, colors. 90-lb'.' roll roofing. 60-lb. t.rll rnnfina ' firrmnth Klirfapp 5S- . . - , ... lbs. WhippsJ Planing' Mill. FOR SALE Austra White Cockerels on Tuesdays. Make fine fries; 7c each. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main, C. O. Dillingham, Prop. FOR SALE 4-room ; house, newly plastered, full basement with new furnace. Located on u. b. n, i mue norm oi arnsie. acres of ground. Lester Cameo. FOR SALE 5-room house, uii.ui.ni ,.v. i with one acre ground and store building and fixtures. Located on State Road 159,: between Gambill and Bucktown. E. V. Bush, Dugger it. l. FOR SALE Fries. 2 miles northwest of Shelburn, R. 2 Shelburn, bneiourn inone. Aipert Drake. ''. ' ! ' F UK SALE 1941 Del. 4-door V8. 85 H.P., excellent motor, good paint & tires, upholstery good. Radio & heater. Can be seen at Shell Service Station, 21 S, Section. CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face, Rock Face. Partition Blocks. At plant or we deliver. Willis Block Plant, Dugger, Ind. Phone Sullivan, 9132; Dugger, 83R4. FOR SALE My 6-room mod crn bungalow. Excellent condi tion, hardwood floors, built-in -features, basement, shower, gar age Conveniently located, paved Etreet good neighborhcod. Priced to sell Mrs.' Everett Norris, 316 w Qraysville St. FOR SALE Maple bedroom suite including twin beds, inner spring mattress, f double coil springs, twin dressers, twin mir rors, maple bed lamps and . 2 homespun spreads. Dorothy Ben SWEET Spanish onion ( plants, gladiolas, canna, ismene and regal lily bulbs, water hyacinths, gold fish, fish moss, perennials, cut flowers, funeral designs. Bean's Greenhouse. FOR SALE 1942 Ford truck, 1946 motor; grain bed, factory made stock racks. A bargain! Also young fresh cow. "Wade Martindale, Phone 8165, Sullivan. LATEST popular, classical Via tor1, Decca ' and Columbia re cords and children's records. Record players, " needles, ' albums and rack's. Music boxes, guitars, band and orchestra instruments, harmonicas, metal & plastic. R W. Cadwell Music House. LIMITED AMOUNT of deep freezing units for immediate de livery. Martin Feed Store; She burn. -' '' . ' . ' v1 WHEEI. BALANCING and alignment service. . SPRINGER ' . ; MOTOR SALES 1554 So. Main - Phone 178 v v WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Kvnort Rfiftw Riiilrli'nrr Um bir - Phnn 335 . t ffi?l,-ii.iiiijyf.iiiiijj(,'i' nw 'wmra

, FOR SALE 20 nice White weaned pigs. Wilson, Phone 9022.

Chester Walter, FOR SALE 36 acres known as W. S. Bennett farm, 8-room house and large barn, both in good re pair. Other outbuildings. W,ell located on pavement south edge of Paxton. Price $5500. Inquire 202 bo. Mam. , . -1 iUK bAL,, fryers, dressed or on foot. R. 3. First house west from Glednora Store oh Glendora Rd. Mrs. Charles Hamilton. - MURPHY'S Vig-O-Ray Start-

ing iviasn, tne masn xnai carries where you can see your stone beall the essential vitamins, pro- frirf, it iR lettered. Sullivan Monu-

steins and minerals. The feed with .u..wuu A I - no filler always fresh. In new! print bags. Martin's Feed Store, Shelburn. . FOR SALE Monuments. Another customer says, "Tell everyody rm wel1 Phased with my monument." For monuments see James J. Durham. 3-TREE PLUM AND DAMSON COLLECTION, consisting of 1 each Abundance and Burbank Plums and 1 Blue Shropshire Damson, 3 to 4 fti, $5.35 Postpaid. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA. FOR SALE John Deere 999 corn planter with fertilizer at

tachments. Allah Coulson, Sullivan. ' SEWING MACHINES RE- - - PAIRED. Bring head or machine PLANTS FOR SALE Early to 60i North Olive. Price $2.00 to Cabbage, Tomato, Head Lettuce, $3 qo less parts. ,

cauutiower and pimento, uraysville F.F.A. Hotbeds. FOR SALE 8 acres. 5-roomed house and barn. Will consider a used car. Property No. 421 south of Baptist church in Shelburn. Robert Gilbert. FOR SALE 6 sows and 26 pigs, 6 miles west of Sullivan, 2 miles east of Graysville. Will Foutz. FOR SALE Gas range. 702 N. Court. FOR SALE In Hymera, 5room house, 'furnished or unf urn- , ished, hardwood floors, basement, practically new furnace, water in ' house, 2 lots, 2-car garage, on paved street. George McCoskey - - FOR SALE My home consisting of five rooms, large pantry, bathroom without fixtures, outbuildings, lot 85' by 285". Possession soon. Inquire 720 E. Chaney. Earl Arnett. ' I FOR SALE 7-room modern house, full basement,' includes laundry, fruit and furnace rooms. 4 rooms on first floor,' 3 bedrooms

and bath on second. New roof and Edger, Polisher. All new equipoaint. Best of location. Telephone ment. Sullivan Decorating Co., 250. ' ' j Sullivan. Ind.' FOR SALE Spotted Poland - ' maii hn ai. friPa flnH w FOR RENT Sound System.

beans. Geo. Houck, 1 mile east of Merom Station. FOR . SALE Allis-Chalmers Combine, automatic Ann Arbor Ravellette, R. 1, Carlisle. WANTED WANTED -remove vour - Dead animals. We ' dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse 1 harges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main '. St. Phone 334. I HELP WANTED A PERMANENT JOB. $3,120 minimum salary per year. Jewell Tea Company Incorporated will employ one man to operate established route. Starting salary $40 per week, after five weeks training $60 to $100 per week depending on your ability to sell. Car and all expenses furnished. Marrjed man between the ages of 25 and 35 preferred who has had service station or grocery store experience. Call in person at 449 North 9th street, Terre Haute. WANTED Daily ride to Terre Haute. Call 315. , WANTED TO RENT Modern or semi-modern house or apartment. Call Kraft Foods Co. ' ; WANTED To clean cesspools, septic tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box; 20 c-o Times. WANTED Cesspool, septic tank, Roosevelts cleaning. Mod-1 em pumping equipment. Chas! ' Earle, Linton P. O. Box 22 or Phone 708-W. , ' , Miscellaneous i ; STEAM cleaning and painting, any . ' make farm . equipment. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, gforh Oakley Bdg.

INSULATION Insulate your nome wjth black rock wool. phone 258 for free estimate. ; - - I HAVE Hybrid sweet corn and popcorn for sale at 116 W. Wall gt. Bill Mickey. NOTICE Shipments of monuments are arriving every week. Buy now for decoration day. Buy Tnrfl IT IS I M 1 PI t 1 ( I dLliilVdll J.VJ.U11U ment Co R;Ht ciarkson & Son. NOTICE FARMERS Get your plow points sharpened now. We mav be rushed later. We also do welding of all kinds and general rer)air work. Roy Pinkston, rear of Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan LAWN MOWER repairing, sharpening and overhauling. The grass Jg ti tall Bring om mower m now. Boone Harness Shop, 16 East Jackson Street. ' NEED storage, for your winter clothing? We have several suitable chests, trunk, & chifferobe at reasonable prices. P & A Store. . tr.QTTTPir s f tv,. Vjvwiy vai-j-j , -"J - v- ww best forms of health insurance, A Spencer corrects poor posture. Iva Giles. Call 561 after 5 p. m. ' ' ATTENTION FARMER S Your Hoosier Crost SEED CORN IS HERE NOW. Johnson Feed' & Supply Co., Sullivan, Ind. MAID WORK daily from 8 to 12:00. Transportation furnished if necessary. Twelve Acres Motr Court. Phone 8115 after 4 p. m. . WALLPAPER C LEANED. Large room, $1.00. Extra large room, - - $2430. Willard . Young, Phone 162R3, Dugger, Ind. if YOU want Kelly's or Crow's seed corn you will firrl it at 116 w. Wall St. Bill Mickey. - - FOR RENT FOR RENT Floo Sander, Indoor, Outdoor or Mobile SerFOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. 414 W. Johnson. The fine Gothic church of No-, tre Dame, at Mantes, France, dating from the 12th century, occupies the site of a prior, church which was burned by William the Conqueror in 1087. He destroyed the town but here received the injury which caused his death. Sues Chaplin PICTURED in Federal Court, New. York City, is author Konrad Bercovici as his $5,000,000 suit opened against .comedian Charlie Chaplin. The writer charges piracy of . the script1 of "The Great Dictator" Chaplin's burlesque of Adolf Hitler. He said in his complaint that he and Chaplin agreed orally to collaborate on a series of films in 1937 from which he would receive 15 of the gross profits. Although' he had supplied the satire oh Hitler, Bercovici added, he received neither compensation nor credit. .- (Intemattowl)

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Parent " Teachers " Association met Tuesday night at the high school. Rev. Pittman gave the devotions. Music was furnished by George Kimmiur. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Celia Enstrom; vice-president, - the principal of the high school, secretary, Hazel Crist, and treasurer, the school treasurer. Mrs. Louise Mattison and Mrs. Lois McGarvey entertained the Friendly Circle Sunday School class at the home of Mrs. Mattison Tuesday night. After the business meeting clever contests were enjoyed by all. Refreshments of angel . food cake, ice cream" and coffee were served to the following members: Mesdamesi Edith Norris, Margaret Wells,' Lelia Shipley, Helen M!?Coskcy, Janet Callrfhan, Mrs. Miller, Elaine Smith, Veneta Strahle, Nell Gordon and the two hostesses, Lois McGarvey and Louise Mattison. The May party will be in the church basement with a covered dish supper. The families are invited. Ralph Gordon attended a banquet in Terre Haute Tuesday night sponsored by the Vigo Ice Company. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Corder and family of Martinsville,, were the guests of relatives here over the week-end. Mrs. Winona Daniels spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Anderson and family at : Merom Station. -: ' Mrs. Clara Ault and daughter, Thelma, and Mrs. Everett Mi;-,2 and rem were pucsts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dixon of Rose Chapel. Commencement ex?rcfces hrld . 'Motelfiy evening- at the Methodist church with Judge Robert B. Stewart of Brazil delivering ths address. Those receiving diplomas were Nnlda Daugherty, Marjorie Sparks, Freida Bognrd, Randall Hopper, Biljy Ed Regard, f"rge Hopper, Knrl Heidenreich, Dean McKinney and Lowell Gray. Everett "Dink" Bogard. youngest ron of Mr. and Mrs: Hall Bogard, and Bill Ed Bogard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bogard, left Tuesday for service with the U. S. Army. - rrro,vr, Re panirls guest Tuesday night of Ruth xU'lene Rosebcrry. Mrs. Kcttis Crowe has been confined to her home this week with illness. ! In the Billopp mansion, built ' by Captain Christopher Bi!lopp about 1CG8, on Statpn Island, N. 5f ., was held a peace conference Sept. 1. 1776, between Lord Howe. , and Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Edward Rutledge. . . Syncretism is a term derived from the habit f.clri'juted to the ancient CrC tins of fighting fiercely among- themselves, but combining resolutely against a common enemy. A famous Saint Bernard dog named Barry once saved the lives of 40 human beings. ' His stuffed, skin is preserved in the museum at Berne, Switzerland. Von can't drive safely tcifh "shimmy". Stiff steering, "wander" or "weave". Accidents are sure to happen, useless tire wear occurs. Hav us correct it nou 118 So. Main Phone 98

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Roy Ed Mattox and Edward Moore of Dayton, Ohio, visited here over the week-end with relatives and friends. Mn and Mrs. Art Sacra of Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson and daughter, Pauline. Mrs. Lily McHugh of Terre Haute, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walker McHugh Thursday. George Truitt returned to Indianapolis Sunday where he will be employed. . Mrs. Ollie Crist spent the week-end in Greehcastla with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Griffith and daughter, -Sheila. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hamby and sons of Terre Haute, spent the week-end here with Mrs. Hamby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark. ... .

Mrs. Jim Liddle of DcsMbines, ! Iowa, was called here due to the death of her brother-in-law, Oscar Phillips. Mrs. Jerrel. Boyll, the former Bcrnice Peyonet, who underwent a major operation at the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, convalescing at the home of r.:r parents. T'ines Noel of Koine City, Indiana, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Cyprian Pcyonct and family, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson were in Terre Haute Wednesday. See Us for a LOAN to Fix Up Your Home We make- loans every day for home repairs and improvements of all kinds. Get the cash here to brighten up your home inside and outside in keeping with the season. Convenient repayment plan. Prompt, friendly service. Come to our office or phone, if you prefer. Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs Middle East Side Sq. One-Minute Test 1. Who was the father of King Saul? 2. What was the name of King David's father? 3. Who was the prophet who anointed both of the men above ? Words of Wisdom A civil guest will no more talk all, than eat all the feast. Herbert. Hints on Etiquette : If you meet your boss at a so cial event, smile and bow as you They'll Do It Every KlDLEy MADE IT SOUND LIKELIFE WOULD.' BE JUST ONE L0N6 JO RIDE . BE FLy.ON 8E TWANKTO C L BiSSELL, .', SAM DIEGO, CALIF.

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Mr. and Mrs. George DeNeve and Mrs. Mabel Hutchison were Sullivan visitors Wednesday. . Desson Houck left Wednesday

evening by plane for his home in Phoenix, Arizona after a visit with relatives here. A covered dish dinner was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. .Miary Cox in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Cox and- Mrs. Clara Dudley. The day was spent in quilting. Guests present were Mrs. Anna Cox, Lula Robinson, Maude Mitchell, Veneta Hope, Lola DeNeve, Mary Walters, Agnes Corbin and son, Mike,

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! Cnrhin rtlnHva fnvnpr and ihp honored ladies, Mrs. Cox and ( Mlrs. Dudley. . They received j many nice gifts. Anytime Any Place YELLOW CAB Phone 470 The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow ft. WO MEN35,637 29,25 15,068 greatest reward. Avoid all doubtf uSromantic episodes in your next year. Do not let your heart overrule common sense. Guard against deception in friendship. Concentrate on business expansion, which is well signified. Born on this date a child will be likely to suffer through, the lure of the senses unwise friendships. Otherwise good fortune is indicated. One-Minute Test Answers ' 1. Kish. 2. Jesse. 3. Samuel. By Jimmy Hatlo

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