Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 90, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 May 1947 — Page 3
BULLTVAN, INDIANA
.SULLIVAN DAILY TBIES TUESDAY, .MAY 6, 1947.
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FOR SALE
SEE US for Lincoln, Kingwa and Virginia soybean seed. We have soybean inoculation. Farm Bureau Co-op.
PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . call MACE.
ATLAS Tires and Batteries. Mufflers, Tail Pipes. Radiators cleaned and reverse flushed. Complete Chassis Lubrication. STAHL'S STANDARD SERVICE.
FOR SALE or see A. L. Robertson for all kinds of flowers and garden plants. Sullivan R. 4. Use North Court entrance.
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 contrnctnd if desired. Free estimate.
Phone 270. Res. 8045. -Ben's Block Plant. CABBAGE, Tomato, Mango, Pimento, Egg plants and Celery. Gladiolus bulbs. Wildin's Greenhouse, Phone 9214. FUNK'S G HYBRID You can't go wrong when you plant Funk's G. For sale by Monroe's Feed & Implement Sales.
FOR SALE 2-year-old Jersey heifer, fresh in January. Emery WANTED-Washing and: ironDrake, Carlisle, Ind. ing. Call 861-A. FOR SALE Goodyear tractor ' WANTED Washings and irontire, 9:00x36. Charles W. Meier, gs to do at home, 424 E. Hartley ; Route 3, Sullivan. 2 miles north St. Phone No. 527-A. of Exline Corner. . - WANTED TO DO House- ' FOR SALE Table top white cleaning. Call 20 between 4:30 porcejain five-burner Prosperity and 8:30 p. m. Opal Rose. . kerosene stove. Calvin Stultz, WANTED Work in home or Sullivan R. 1. Phone 11F-14. carfi for children References. 50 NEW STREAMLINER Wrlte Marjorie Meier, Route 3, Strawberry, best in quality of Sullivan. Everbearing Varieties; large,' firm WANTED Ride to Terre and prolific; ripening from May Haute Monday through Friday, until November! for only $4.15; Must fae in Terre Haute b 8:30 !oJ7 after 4. Box 410, care WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, f Ti I WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA. rrTTTTTr. WANTED TO, RENT Three ! FOR SALE Fries. Mrs. John or four.roota Unfurnished house McKmney, 3 miles east of Mer- br apartment immediately. Box om. R. 2, Sullivan. Merom phone. A CQ Times. FRESH WABASH FISH, dress- WANTED TO BUY - Good ed, Fri., Sat & Sunday. 2 mi. w bed wU1 hold small west Graysville on 154. John gram Garfield Rapp, Carlisle. Red Borders. . . T ' , WANTED Man to work in FOR . SALE-Potatoes, eating ard Box 741 c6 Times or "planting; yellow onion . sets. : Lowest prices. Cox, Second house WANTED Hitch for F-20 north funeral home, Shelburn. tractor and A-C combine. Wayne , i . . . ' , . . ... Chanley. Oaktown, Route 2. Electric automatic hot water heaters; Also natural or bottled . gas and oil:automatic water heat- 1VI1SCgII3.T160L1S ers in stock. Terms. LAWRENCE- wuiuiwHg VILLE SALES COMPANY, : : LAWRENCEVILLE. ILL. PHONE mT,. , LmumLuu, xuu. txivyi, STEAM cleaning ana painting, ' : any make farm equipment.
I HAVE YOUR 'furnace, pipes and chimney power cleaned before you do your spring housecleaning. Call or Write Lewis ; Rogers, Merom, Ind. ! FOR RENT
i , FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. FOR RENT 3 large rooms, furnished, ground floor, private
entrance, private bath. Adults;
only. Inquire 610 N. Main St.
ROOMS TO RENT at 816 North Main Street.
Trotter as "Jonny", and Glen L. Knotts played the part of the Grocer. Third iGrade The, third grade has finished their pioneer mural. The mural is six feet long and is done in colored chalk. It has been hung in the lower hall. Children who
helped with the mural are: Darj rell Lawhorn, Clara Ford, Bobby ' Enele. Jerry Bennett, Sandra
Anderson, Dickie Wildin, James L. Southwood, Patsy Saucerman, Nancy Shake, Judy Killion, Linda Milam, Sharon Raves, and
I Gerald Phegley.
We have had four red letter days this week.
KELVINATOR 6 FT. home freezer. Easy payments. So. Side Auto Supply.
FOR SALE '41 Chev. tandem truck with '42 motor. Two speed. Vacuum booster brakes. Priced to sell. Call 464-X after 5 o'clock.
Factory rebuilt Electrolux vacuum cleaners, 1 yr. guarantee, $18.50 up; factory rebuilt Hoover sweepers, 1 yr. guarantee, $18.50 up. New. vacuum cleaners for immediate delivery, 5 yr. guar
antee. Write for free home dem
onstration. United Vacuum Cleaner Stores, 1432 Locust St., Terre Haute.
1. 5-room semi-modern house. New paint, new roof, redecorated inside. New garage. Large lot. North Court, close in. Owner leaving city. Priced to sell. . ( 2. 6-room strictly modern house, 2-car garage & work shop, large lot, nice location, North French fet. Reasonably priced. Possession Won. ' 3. I have other city property and farms. Usrey's Real Estate
& Insurance, 451 . South Troll, Sullivan, Phone 542-Y. FOR SALE 4-room bungalow with electricity, city water with sink in kitchen, 3 lots all fenced and outbuildings wired. 305 S. St.Clair. See Keith Badger.
INSULATION WE HAVE IT. Rock Wool, Zonolite, Balsam Wool. Blown in, poured in, nailed in any type you want. See us before you buy. Easy payments. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.
FOR SALE 1939 Plymouth coupe. Good motor, new interior, almost new tires & battery, new radio & heater. If interested, call 195-A teK.5:45 p.m. or see Gene
Medley, 423 E. Jackson.
LOST
LOST License plate 203-572. Notify W. B. Scott, Merom R. 1.
STRAYED Small white pig from home Wed. evening. Chasi Bolding.i Sullivan, R. R. 3. Phone 62-E, Shelburn.
LOST Indiana '47 license plate No. 202-345, attached to tail light. John Thrasher, R. 1, Merom, Phone 108.
Three-! League
Clubs W. Danville 5,
School News
Blue Tri Club The Blue Tri girls held a May
Day Breakfast at the Davis Hotel Chicago
'.Springfield ... 5
Terre Haute ....... 3 Evansville ......... 4 Davenport i.. 3 Waterloo- 2 Decatur 2 Quincy .,..2
National League W. L.
Brooklyn . , . . 9 Pittsburgh 8
8
L. 1 3 2 3 3 4 4 6
Boston 8
Philadelphia 8 New York 5 Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 3
American League W. L.
Chicago .......... 10
3 5 6 6 8 7 10 11
JARED IMPLEMENT SALES . All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg.
at 7:00 in honor of the senior club members. The tables were beaujtifully decorated with candles jand spring flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore were our guests who sat at the speakers' table along with i our SDonsor. Miss Hinkle. and the
Rori-iora Chicaeo .......... 10 5
i Brown, Sue Bledsoe, Joy Hughes, I.Detroit 8 .6
Cleveland ......., o New York ........ 8 7 Boston ........... 8 8 Washington 6 6 St. Louis 6 9 Philadelphia ...... 4 10 YESTERDAY'S GAMES National League All games postponed. American League No games played.
Jing breakfast was served, Sue ' Bledsoe gave a speech in honor
I of the seniors. The seniors read j i their wills for each junior and, '
1 in turn, the juniors had a proINSULATION Insulate your pheCy for each senior. This home with black rock wool. ' proved to be very funny. Each Phone 258 for free estimate. j member was supposed to wear a
1 silly hat.
Pet. .888 .625 .600 .571 .500 .333 .333 .250 Pet. .75u .615 .583 .583 .500 .4n .412 .214 Pet. .667 .571 .538 .533
Mrs. Malcolm Pinkston-entertained Sunday with a birthday dinner in honor of her husband's 27th birthday. At the noon hour a delicious dinner was served to' Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, of Graysville, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wills and family of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vigus, Dennis and Michael Pinkston and the honored guest and the hostess. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Legion Home. All members are urged to attend. L. J. Kenaker, Frank Roseberry, Kenneth Sparks and Ed Renaker attended the Kentucky Derby at Louisville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell of Mulberry spent the week-end here with Mrs. Lou Hunley. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sparks of Princeton, and Charlie Vickrey were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aebersole and daughter of Terre Haute, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels and family. . Pvt. Everett Bogard of Ft. Knox, Kentucky, spent the weekend at home. f . Mr. and Mrs. Max Burke and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Daugherty and family. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Skidmore and sons of Ft. Wayne, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoesman and ison.
CARLISLE
Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Houston spent the week-end visiting Mr.
50Q-jand Mrs. Russell Scott and other
.500 relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Buster Little-
With Mr. Gilmore act-
LAWN MOWER grinding and ing as Tom Breneman, the girls' repairing. Roy Pinkston at the hats were judged by Mr. and rear of MONROE'S, 222 West Mrs. Gilmore. They selected Wall Street, Phone 332, seven of the best and they drew
straws. The two winners . were
VICTORY GARDEN FERTIL
IZER for bigger and better crops.
DUGGER
FOR SALE House trailer, 8x16, new. $850.00. 627 South Lawton, Jasonville. Phone 311-J.
FOR SALE 4-room house, known as Cecil Hout property. Write Jessie Rehmels, 2012 Kester Ave., Terre Haute.
Paint and Wallpaper in Sullivan singing 'the club song. Members 4 ianapol.ls Thursday to meet The- nesg session a program of read-
and Greene Counties;- See our attending were: -Carolyn. Mctay.,,,dBi1wj1ce'11 " ings, music and contests was
stock before you buy. Woodward Rae Morrical, Peggy Mood, Zoe ue!l "A r" "fr""' A conducted by the social commit
FOR SALE 52-acre farm. Good buildings, fair fence. Vk miles northwest of Linton, near Daisy mine. Gurney Moss.
FOR SALE 4-room house, and bath. 209 North West Street. Reasonably priced. Phone 487-X.
FOR SALE Spring formal,
size 15. Worn only once. 246 So.
Main.
FOR SALE purebred Spotted
Poland male hog and purebred
Shorthorn bull calf. Ray Deckard,
Duggcr phone. Route 5, Sullivan
FOR SALE Four saddle horses; two gentle for ladies and children. Also all white enamel coal range, like new. Lawrence Davis. 1 mile east of Dodds Bridge Church. Graysville phone.
FOR SALE Monuments, markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, 240 South Main Street, Telephone 343.
FOR SALE 3-row flexible rotary hoe; 10Vfe-ft. sprocket tooth eultipacker. Bill McCoy.
FOR SALE 9x12 rug. Reason.
ably priced at $16.00. 336 South
State Street.
. Gas and Kerosene sidearm water heaters; coal fired water heaters, range boilers. In stock. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO.,
LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. PHONE
90.
FOR SALE ' Cow, freshen soon. Emmett Forbes, R. R. 2, Merom. Northwest of Carlisle.
FOR SALE 1939 John Deere Model A in good condition and new tires, with cultivators, 16inch plows on rubber, and tandem disk. Paul Hayden, 2 miles north of Graysville. FOR SALE panel walnut metal bed, good springs & mattress, $20.00. Feather bed, $5.00. 222 N. French St.
FOR SALE Table-top gasoline pressure stove, A-l condition. Charles L. Wiggins, 2nd house north Hall's garage, Shelburn.
FOR SALE Electric water pump, good condition; one roll of hog wire, one spool of barbed wire, mahogany library table, wardrobe trunk, 2 fireplace grates complete. Mrs. Wilson, Home Cabins, Paxton.
Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford
8201 or Crawford 53109.
Terre Haute.. We pay all ohone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. Terre Haute. Indian
LUMBER We have the best stock of lumber we have had in the last 5 years. See us before
you buy. Easy terms. WILKIN SON LUMBER CO.
WANTED
Rae Morrical and Elizabeth Mcr Elrath. They received nice gifts.
d.ij i-.il. j mn it, Jine nais were maue oi eveiy-
. ... . fhincr frnm ;atfr snnnlclers m Sa11:
JUliJNbUN ifc&u & aurrux lo.,' r j . ,; T 'Hubert Mver 115 South Court St., Phone' 606. Imp shades. Mr Gilmore gave a,rt
MOST COMPLETE .Line of was adjourned by very member argaret Jjppeatt Went to tad
Mrs. Kathryn Hamblin and
; Son, iiuoert uien, oi rnni, lvucn-
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
I -irtVin rif Tort-o TTalito enpnt Rlin-
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day with relatives and friends here. Waiter Wence of South Bend, visited his uncle, Russell Scott and family Sunday. : The Paula Ann Home Economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hazel Scott May i4.-All Members please attend.
Keene and 'Mrs,.!
The Philathea class of the Baptist, church met at the home of Hazel ' Scott Friday, May 2nd. The class was called to order by
the president and after the busi
Hardware Co:, Dugger, f Indiana.
Coulson, Phyllis
Kirk, Mary Ann Kerlin, Pat1
Bryan, Nancy Pa&e by Washington, D. C. i Arrneda stout and Fern
Misses Doris and Nancy Sue
TJcnfiolrl l?ffrpshmfinr.s of sand-
PUR-O-PANE bottle gas hook- Spen'cer( Jinny jones Clair' Ker- Goldman have returned home iches -elo saiad, cookies and ps. Service immediately with ,; Mary Ann Kaufman Margie, after visitinS ln Indianapolis. offee were serVed to Jessie
Stewart, Betty Greenberg, Bar- . s ,nd Mrs Wayne Wa ke
;Bardsley, Fern
Banfield, Ollie
ups.
installation included. Will con
vert natural gas stoves to bottle b;ira Monk Rosaie Goodman. -j visited Tuesday and Wednesday . . Q Jordan. Grace Norris,
gas consumption. VAN WEY jcanette Monk, Joan Walters, in Ashland, Ohio. !. jt . Hallie Richey, Ethel Wright, FURNITURE & APPLIANCE ph ,Us McRoberts, Normalee.' rs Thomas Lippeatt is the Jo Leona Walters,
biuutb, bullivan pnone luu-i,, Thomson Bctty Jo Blodgett, Sue Suest M'mon ivieieann. gadje Thornpsonf Syivia Taylor,
Hymera phone
phone.
56; Terre Haute medsoe Sallie McCoskey, Mari- phvlli.P ,Pavies' w,h -iS
em-
LOOK TO
DIESEL POWER
Men,
the
Armeda Stout, Hallie Bush and
lyn Waldorf, and Ramona Hum-! Ployed in Mattoon, Illinois, spent i hostesSi Ha'zel Scott. The next
mell.
The honored guests were,'uie wec':t"u . H 111 Til. : 1 1 I i Mr. Ill n
1V11. ana iVidS. X-Hliiip jjavico.
Rebecca ! mr- ana m,!- XjdUI"
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maae dv uir.&.ij aurine tne iasi
look the following seniors: Jane Bedr
well, Barbara Brown,
Instruction, Male,
around you! See the progress
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"J"1? were the week-end guests
IctUkUilS, HdULUia, I1UUU1CU3 ui " . 7 new applications. Diesel engines wle, Marion Lisman, Beverly need Diesel trained men. Take Moore, Betty Murphy, Joan Reed, steps now to make Diesel's bright pat Rogers. Mary Ada Ryan,
future your opportunity. Write , ana oeiiy Stewart.
your
for free facts on how you can get practical training in Diesel operation and maintenance in spare time. Utilities Diesel Training, Box 3 c-6 Times.
Reporter, Joy Hughes.
4-H News , The 4-H Clubs have organized and are making plans for the
, ... j summer months. The county PUBLIC GAMES Tuesday eve- judging and demonstration conning, May 6, 8:00 P. M., at St. test will be held July 2 in the Mary's church basement. Door high school building. The annual
of Mrs. Bertha Ingram.
prize. Public invited..
THE Fairbanks School Cafe-
4-H achievement day program will be held July 16. The county
camp that is held each year "at
WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals iree of charge. Phone No. 0 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 825 No. Main St. Phone 334.
WANTED To clean cessnools.
septic tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box 20 c-o Times.
WANTED Girl to do housework in afternoons and prepare evening meal. Write qualifications and salary expected. Box X, c-o Times.
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WHEEL BALANCING and alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES
1554 So. Main Phone 1781
teria Club will sponsor a hUari- Shakamak state Park will be rtio nntvinrlif nnliflnri TV1 1 Hnnn
UUO til 1.1 ' mil
from Lima," to be given by the Band Boosters of Prairie Creek on Friday, May 9, at 8:00 at the Fairbanks Gym. The admission will be 25c & 35c and all interested in fun or the cafeteria or band are urged to attend.
the week of July 23-29 and the county fair will.be August 8 to
the 10.
Elm Park News The First Grade was so happy to have Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Asbury, and Mrs. .Carl Phegley
BAKE SALE and' Bazaar Sat- visit our room last week, We urday, May 10. at Sullivan Dec-1 wish more parents would come
orating Co., by the Hud Crowder Women's Relief Corps.
NOTICE Office hours for
Bill's Soft Water Service: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturday, 8 A. M. to noon. Phone 909.- I
STRAYED or Stolen from our home Tuesday night, white Spitz female dog. Answers to name of
to see us at our work and play.
We certainly appreciate the lovely mural of, "Pioneer Life", made by the pupils of the Third Grade and have placed it in our downstairs hall. We all enjoyed the little play, "Molly Plays a Joke", given by some of the Second Grade boys and girls Wednesday afternoon. . There have been no Red Letter
days this week. We hope Billy
LU. Grid Stars Back On Campus For Big Game BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 6. A galaxy of former Indiana University football stars have been assembled for the Hoosier
all-star vs. Indiana varsity game on May 10 as a part of "Cream and Crimson Day." The contest will follow the Indiana-Purdue dual track meet in Memorial Stadium and will culminate the Ffoosiers' spring grid drills. ! Bob Zimney and Ed Bell, play-ing-coaches for the all-star eleven, are both former regular tackles on the I. U. team in 1941 and 1942. Bell played with the Miami Seahawks while Zimney was a regular tackle with the Chicago Cardinals. The all-stars have been drilling daily for the last two weeks. Team members include Bobby I Hoernschemeyer and Ben RaiImondi, passing artist; Vernon 'Huffman, quarterback, who played three years with the Detroit (Lions; Earl Doloway, Pete Pihos,
Joe Sowinski, John Cannady, Frank Ciolli, Charley Armstrong, John Kokos, and Russ Deal.
meeting will be with Wright in two weeks.
Ethel
Pvt. Charles Seever, who is stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Seever. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Akin of Davenport, Iowa, en route to their home from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, came Monday for a short visit with Mr. Akln's sister, Mrs. Lou . McConnell and other relatives. Mrs. Robert Verman of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, returned home
Friday after attending the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and visiting her sister, Mjrs. Frank Davidson and family. Mrs. J. L. Fleming of Lafayette, is here due to the illness of her father, Daniel V. Helms. Wedding Announcement Party Mrs. Leland Anderson was hostess Thursday afternoon, April 24, from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock in honor of her daughter, Joan, whose approaching marriage to Harlan VonOver was announced. Pink and white, chosen colors of the bride-to-be, were carried out in home decorations. A silver bowl with pink snapdragons centered the dining table with tall pink candles at either end of the table. Hidden among the
snapdragons were tiny envelopes from which were radiated to each piece a tiny ribbon with place cards attached, On the cards were written the events of the wedding. Bavarian whip, dainty iced cakes and punch Were served. Covers were laid at the table for Mrs. June Harbin and the Misses Verona Tislow, Mary Lee Howard, June Wineinger, Jerine Anderson, Margaret Booker, Barbara South, Mary Ann Borders, Lillian Smith, Barbara Walters, Mlartha Sue Davis and Joan Anderson. Thursday Club Meets Mrs. W. R. Johnsorr was hostess to the Thursday Club at their regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon, April 24. The president, Mrs. E. B. Minich called the meeting to order and all joined in repeating the Club Collect. Minutes of the last meeting were read and roll call was answered by naming a favorite spring flower. A report of the nominating committee was given and was as follows: President, Mrs. W. R. Johnson; Vice-president, Mrs. Dercie Orr; Secretary, Mrs. Bertha Evans, and Treasurer, Mrs. Faye Kixmiller. Mjrs. Bertha Evans read an article on Castles of Ireland. The hostess served ice cream, cake and coffee. Table decorations were bouquets of spring flowers. Those present were: ' Mesdames E. B. Minich, Frank Warner, E. W. Rogers, Faye Kixmiller, Bertha Evans, Dercie Orr, W. R. Johnson, Miss Hester Hoover and Miss Faye Boone.
TMKTTRTTIS PATNS TIKE
AN ELECTRIC SHUtJft TO LOCAL WOMAN Just recently a middle-aged woman of this vicinity told us that she had suffered 3 years of torture with neuritic pains. She said she felt like a sharp knift was being gouged into her muscles, and sometimes these pains would strike her like an electric shock. She said one could hardly; stand it. Today this lady is again enjoying life, and she says the change is due to taking RHUAID. Her pains are gone now. No more feeling like a knife gouged into her muscles. She is entirely free of her misery, thanks to this remarkable new compound. RHU-AID is the new liquid formula containing three valuable medical ingredients. These Three Great medicines, all blended into one, go right to the very cause of rheumatic and neuritic aches and pains. Miserable people sooa feel different all over. So don't go on suffering! Get RHU-AID. Bennett's Drug Store. Adv.
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Sale on house dresses, formerly 6.50, only 3.89. (Only 35 dresses, 12 to 20). "Nationally advertised Dresses" all prices. Costume Jewelry Reduced, some Yz price. Robes 12 to 42. "Slips," gowns and - ' bed jackets Purses Patent, Lammle Kid and Corde. 2.98 to 15.00. :z Gloves, hankies and -;' flowers. ..Z "DuBarry" and Old Spice toiletries. Your mother will be -F LEASED to receive something from " Ruby's shop f .Still have a. few suits and coats on sale.
Snow White. Child's pet. Anyone Vnders will soon be able to
wiui imuimauuu uiease nuiuy
Earl Mason, Sullivan, Ind., R. R. 5, or telephone Dugger 38F22.
come back', to school. He has been ill all week. Second Grade Bill Trotter pleasantly sur-
WE DO PORTABLE WELDING DrakeBros Expert Body Building Custom Work Phone 335
SPRING BARGAINS AT THE
P AND A STORE Best made Prised his second grade playmates table top Florence kerosene range. bV presenting each with a Fuller New in looks and performance, comb Tuesday. Also lawn mowers, porch swings,' The following children have lawn chairs. Reduced prices on Perfect attendance for the fifth new corner cupboards and glass- grading period: Dickie Boles, doored safes. Your choice $22.50. Betty Lou Borders, Benny Cox, - , - r- Wayne Burkeybyle, Ronald IrWE HAVE PLENTY Cement, vine, . Barbara Mason, Judith plaster, paint, asphalt shingles, Monroe, Barbara Phegley, Judy brick siding, stained wood shingle Powell, Bobby Ransford, Eddie siding, Stonewall asbestos siding, Wright, Marshall Thompson, and Abesto built-up roofing, Bedford Grover Snider, buildine stone, sewer tile, com- TVm sercmcl erarie dramatized
!mon and face brick. Easy terms, the story "Molly Plays a Joke". WILKINSON LUMBER CO. Ronald Irvine 'as "Joe"; Bill
Evening Meals Prepared Each Evening & Entirely Fresh ' . HOT BISCUITS . Steaks - Chops . French Fries - Pies
the COFFEE shp
' Florence Hawkins - Elsie Clark
MADAME LOY American Palmist and Life Reader. Readings on all affairs of life, love, business, marriage, divorce, family affairs or any personal problems. Hours 9 A. M.9 P. M., daily and Sundays. Special readings one dollar. Located in tan trailer across from hospital on Highway 41 at Liberty gas station. Also Photo made if
desired in 3 minutes. 3
Photos, billfold size, 35c'
ME WBORO-. FUNEIRAL SERVICE
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PLEAS ANT VILLE, INDIANA.
Announcing the opening of the
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NEW LEBANON, INDIANA
with a complete automotive service for a rs, True ks, Tractors ALL WORK GUARANTEED ' "V
' Open 7 :00 A. M.-o :00 F. M. Week Days :FAUL WEIGHT"
7:00 A. M.-Noon Saturdays '
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