Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 95, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 May 1947 — Page 3

BUELTVAK D3ILY TIMES- TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1947. ESSE CLA CLASSIFIED AD RATE 2o per word foi one day, 4o per word for three days. Minimum charge, 35c. Send cash, monej order, or check with order. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum $1.50. An additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by, the end of the month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box numbers.

SULLIVAN, INDIANS

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ADS

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FOR SALE

FOR SALE One extra good young black team, work single or

: - ! double; one spotted 3-gaited rid-

biu;. ut tor juncoin, lungwa lng mare; 2 good gentle cows.

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.

IV2 miles south Glendora. Burrell Bolding, Phone 9102.

FOR SALE Good 4-room house in Sullivan; good 6-room house in Sullivan; good 4-room house in Shelburn; good 4-room house in Farmersburg. Ferd Hall, North Oakley. Bldg., Sullivan, Ind. -

NEW shipment of those fine gladiola bulbs. All colors, Dillingham Hatcheries, 15 North Main.

FOR SALE Used washer. Also set of lady's golf clubs. 420 N. Section St. Phone 735-Y.

Freezing lockers in stock: 4 cubic ft. to 20 cubic ft. size. New and used. Terms. LAWRENCE-

VILLE SALES COMPANY,

LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. PHONE 90.

FOR SALE John Deere tractor Model B, plow, tandem disc, cultivators, corn planter and Jer-sey-Holstein cow. Don Robertson, 2 miles north Cass, 1 mile east.

INDIANA LIMESTONE makes beautiful homes. Now available at our yard. Also suitable for mantels, stepping stones, walks, foundations, terraces, etc. WILKINSON LUMBER CO.

Lady who claimed billfold containing $20.00 bill and small calendar not belonging to her at a

- -, Sullivan Store, return at once to

FOR SALE-A good 50-ft steel that gtore to ayoid trouble

windmill, cneap. ,u. w. snucK, 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. Porch box, hanging pot, flowerbed plants, ready now. Geraniums, petunias, vines, coleus, fuchsia, sultana, begonia, lantana, red' sage, canna, snapdragon, pansies, ageratum, alyssum, feverfew, dwarf marigold, sweet Williams, summer lilac, ready soon. Zinnia and aster plants. Bring in your hanging pots. We have the plants and good soil to fill them. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver. FUNK'S , G 1 HYBRID You can't go wrong when you plant Funk's G. For sale by Monroe's Feed & Implement Sales.

FOR SALE Monuments, markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, 240 South Main Street, Telephone 343.

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. guarantee. Write for free home demeristration. United-Vacuum Cleaner Stores, 1432 Locust St., Terre Haute.

FOR SALE Seven-room modern house known as Cramer property. Call between 1:00 and 5:00 p. m. $4000.00. Mack Huffihe, Dugger. FOR SALE Small house. 5th house south of Hoosier Theatre, Shelburn. Tom White.

FOR SALE Used radios. Carl Peterson, Merom.

FOR SALE 36" band saw. See Grover Creager, 1 mile south of Dugger, Ind.

FOR SALE One used Westinghouse electric range. Good condition. Woodward Hardware

Co.,. Dugger, Indiana.

FOR SALE John Deere 3bottom, . 14-inch plow. Jim Bogard, Merom Station. Merom Phone. ' FOR SALE One acre, 5-room bungalow, electricity, chicken house, 2-car garage. Near Paxton. $2,000.00. Easy terms. Inquire 424 South Court St. C. Price

AUTO INSURANCE We have a full service rvolicv with 80-20

FOR SALE - Briggs-Stratton coUision personal claim servic6j

pronominal with the largest In-

Kinder, ! gurer of automobiles. Ferd Hall,

el q cnl ina nrQchar vrAT XT TVT '

model. Write Vernon

Sullivan R. 3.

FOR SALE Studio couch in good condition. Can be seen at 740 E. Chaney St.

N. Oakley Bldg., Sullivan, Ind.

I hutul suluvajn can accommodate your party. Phone for l reservations. Steaks, jumbo

FOR SALE Jersey heifer with 1 shrimp, chicken. Music Saturday heifer calf by side. C. B. Downen, niht-

sneiDurn.

Miscellaneous

I INSULATE your attic before hot weather. SALISCO ROCK I WOOL, ZONOLITE, BALSAM WOOL your choice, blown in,

; ; I poured in or nailed in. Easy All insurance is not alike. Ferd ! terms. WILKINSON LUMBER

Wall North flaklev Bide.

INSULATION Insulate your home with black rock wool. Phone 258 for free estimate.

FOR SALE 1935 Dodge sedan in good mechanical condition. Heck's Place, Paxton, Ind.

Aluminum "Quicktube" ice cube trays to fit all refrigerators.

LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. PHONE

90.

GRAVEL For every purpose. Prompt delivery. John A.

I Rogers, Phone 640.

FOR SALE Jersey heifer calf,

week old. Price $5.00. Harold

Case, Farmersburg R. 2.

FOR SALE Two Roan Durham cows, freshen soon. Ernest Bland, 1 mile west of Dugger on 54.

FOR SALE 1. 36 acres good sand land, 4-room house, bungalow, also a one 2-room new, on State Road 63, 1 mile north Merom. 2. 16 acres, good 4-room house,

can make 7 rooms at very little

cost. Good outbuilding. On State ad 54,, . ,. , .

3. 4cres at edge Shelburn,

good 7-room house, good garage,

large not much good, good land. Priced right. 4. Have several houses in city,

4 rooms to 10. 1 good apartment house close in. Also some small

acreage close to town.

5. Have Premier strawberry

plants this week at $1.00 per

hundred. Can furnish several

thousand. Call 195-B or call at

house, 325 E. Jackson St.

FOR SALE Extra High Speed bicycle. Carl Unger, near Rose

Chapel. Carlisle phone.

JUST ARRIVED New shipment of Montgomery Ward Tires and Batteries in all sizes. 600x16 first quality, $14.80 plus tax. Liberal trade-in allowance. Free mounting service. 18 mo. battery, $9.25 exchange. Arrow Auto Stores, North Side Sq. Ph. 449. FOR SALE 1941 Indian motorcycle 74. Raymond Thompson, R. 1, Fairbanks.

FOR SALE Shetland pony

bridles, halter, new saddle, harness and cart. On State Road 54 between Scottstown and Dugger

Earnest "Red" Bland.

FOR SALE New. Bally 8 ft

electric meat case, complete With

unit. Used 60 days. Priced to sell

Call 361. Can be seen at store on

corner of Broad & Depot St.

FOR SALE 1930 Model. A coupe, good motor, almost new tires & battery, heater, new paint. Also boy's 26" bicycle, good condition. 331 S. Troll after 5 p. m. or see Carl Howard at Monroe's Maytag Store.

FOR SALE New tarpaulin, fits 22-ft, trailer with rounded corners. 2-piece blue living room suite. 403 N. French. Phone 522-B.

FOR SALE Two milk goats, one fresh, one bred. Both good ones. Geo. Lord, Phone 8063 or 582.

FOR SALE 5-room house and three lots; 1 Warm Morning heater. Dovie Bedwell, Dugger.

FOR SALE 50-lb. ice box. 327 N. State St. Phone 442.

FOR SALE Registered Angus 2-year-old bull. Chas. Boone, Dugger, Ind.

Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Tcrre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. Terre Haute, Indiana

FOR SALE 5-room bungalow.

complete bath, built-in features in

kitchen, large living room, all

hardwood floors, house insulated

Garage. Laundry room with hot and cold water. Large lot, good location. Close in, North Broad. Usrey's Real Estate & Insurance, Sullivan Phone 542-Y.

LAWN MOWER grinding and

repairing. Roy Pinkston at the rear of MONROE'S, 222 West Wall Street, Phone 332.

WANTED

WANTED Dead animals. We

remove your dead animals free .of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

VICTORY GARDEN FERTIL-!

IZER for bigger and better crops. Sold in bulk and 100' lb. bags at

JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., i

115 South Court St., Phone 606.

WANTED To clean cesspools, septic tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box 20 c-o Times.

PUR-O-PANE bottle gas hook

ups. Service rmmeaiateiy witu installation included. Will convert natural gas stoves to bottle

gas consumption. VAN WEY FURNITURE & APPLIANCE STORES, Sullivan phone 109-L,

Hymera phone 56; Terre Haute phone.

WANTED Man with tractor to plow 40 acres of land. 2V2 miles from Sullivan. C. Price, 424 So. Court. Phone 390.

I AM now representing The

Continental Casualty Co. Old Line Legal Reserve Ins. All forms of - sickness, accident and hospitalization insurance. Can give coal

miners this protection also. For

further information call, phone or write Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance, 451 South Troll, Sulli

van, Phone 542-Y.

In these columns there appears an advertisement offering Elec

trolux factory rebuilt cleaners for $18.50. I will pay $37.00 for all such cleaners with attachments. Signed: Electrolux Sales and Service. Kirk McMillan, Bonded Representative. Phone 250.

GIRL wants work in Sullivan. Office work preferred. Box 73, care Times.

WANTED Laundry manager. Experience preferred. Mary Sherman Hospital.

WANTED Young lady for

general office work. Permanent.

3ox 7 c-o Times.

WANTED A job. Have license

to drive bus, taxi and truck. Bartender's license. Will do farming. Night or day. Desperate. Paxton, Ind. Clarence Hylton.

Carl Daniels and sons, Robert and Dick and Frank Daniels attended the funeral last week in Kentucky of their brother-in-law, Mr. MfcNamara, husband of the former Elsie Daniels. Mrs. Mayme Walker accompanied them home for a short visit en route to her home in Chicago. Aunt Kate Eaton has returned

to her home here after spending the winter in Sullivan.

The refreshment stand on the

bluff was oDened Sunday by

Paul Copeland, who has charge

of it for the season

Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaDuke and

children of Lafayette were the

and Mrs. Harlan Edgington and sons in Indianapolis. Miss Gloria Nichols played at Aurora, Indiana with the Indiana University Concert Band today. She plays an alto clarinet and has been a member of the concert band for four years. The band

has played in several cisites in Indiana this season and will play

Mrs. Cecil Bedwell and daughter, Esther Cecile, were Linton and Sullivan visitors Friday. Mrs. William Morris of Whiting, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Cap Meeks, re-

at the races in Indianapolis May j turned to her home Saturday

30.

Martin L. Pigg and Norval K. Harris of Sullivan transacted business here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Trowbridge

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles were in Sullivan Saturday.

McKee over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mahan of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mahan of Bloomington

and Wayne Mahan of Terre

Haute were guests over the

week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahan and daughter Members and friends of the Christian church had a dinner Sunday in Holt Hall in honor of

the new minister and director of

the institute, Mr. and Mrs.yAlan

Jones and son.

Mrs. Stella Johnson left Sun-

Mrs. Mexa Wildon of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. James Hazilrigg Thursday afternoon.

Charley Siner of Farmersburg, visited relatives here Friday. Mr. and Mrs Ed Howard and daughter of Indianapolis, were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howard Sunday. Mrs Paul McMillan and Mrs.

Bill Bardsley attended a show in visited

Sullivan Sunday afternoon,

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jefferson :pent Sunday in Farmersburg with Mr. and Mrs Tiny Hay-

day to spend the week with Mr. worth.

Mrs. Lucy Priest and Mrs. Mark Price were Linton visitors Friday. Mrs. E. M Deputy is visiting her son and family, in South Bend this week. Mirs. E. A. Hammack of Dugger and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Molner and daughter of Stinesville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Exline. Mrs. Tom Collins of Indianapolis was the week-end guest of the O. E. Myers family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott of near Indianapolis, were week-end guests of M!r. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Coyner. Mr and Mrs. James Hickman and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schofield were Sullivan visitors Saturday. Miss Evelyn Gray of Jasonville, and Mr. and Mrs Charles Mason

Mr. Mason's brother,

Dorothy Frazier were in Sulli van Friday. The following ladies attended the Pythian Inspection Thursday evening at Sullivan: Mrs Enid Usrey, Imo Carlisle, Hazel Goodman, Erma Usrey, Thclma Hickman, Mildred Griffith, Ona Laxton, Ella Sims, Lucille Stevenson, Anna Pirtle, Anna Stevenson and Isabella Wilson, D.D.P. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends and neighbors, Rev. Jake Smith and' all those who helped so wUlingly . during the death of Mrs. Rose Bell McCreery. George McCreery and Daisy Jeffries

Brothers and Sisters Nieces and Nephews.

Frank, who is ill at his home

near Sullivan, Thursday. Mrs. Kenneth Goldman was in Sullivan Friday. Mrs. Imo Carlisle and Mrs.

DR. A. C. McPHAIL Will be in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWELL-BEVIS SHOE CO.

M. J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Alklm'i Service CMta He , . Hen.9

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WE HAVE plenty coal in yard, Barzil No. 6 large lump, one car stoker. We supply your coal needs the year ai-ound. Phone 14.

WANTED Hay to bale on shares. Hay must be on west side of county. Se Clyde Street, Green Towers Farm, 1 mile north of Merom, Highway 63. Merom Phone.

FOR SALE 1936 Master Chev. with good 16-inch tires. Martin

McDaniel, Wilford, Ind.

FOR SALE Fully equipped Inn with sleeping quarters for truck stop. Worth $7500.00, for only $4,000.00 if sold this week. Located on U. S. Highway 41 between Sullivan and Terre Haute. Inquire 424 So. Court. C. Price.

5 H.P. Hiawatha outboard motors, 1947 models.. Full reverse. Gamble Store, North Side Square. OUTSIDE white house paint, $23.755 gallons. Gamble's Store, North Side Square.

WHEEL BALANCING arid alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES

554 So. Main Phone 1786

WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Expert Body Building

Custom Work Phone 335

PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday, May 15, 310 N. Broad St., Sullivan, 12:30 p. m. Walnut corner

cupboard, walnut china cabinet, 1 Dugger,

set of 4 walnut chairs, 12 odd , chairs, several rocking chairs, 3 oval antique marble top tables, large spinning wheel, small spinning wheel, walnut parlor table, 2 bedside tables, one and two drawer; 2 round walnut tables, walnut washstand and, mirror, 2: walnut beds, 2 small beds, l trundle bed, Jenny Lind cradle

and mattress, antique hand painfred lamps, set of Haviland Bouillon cups and plates, 2 large gold blown glass vases, 2 Majalica vases, lots of antique dishes including some milk glass, antique coffee mills, large coffee grinder,

trunk of old fashioned clothing, tea wagon,- 9x28 Axminster rug, 2 carpet sweepers, sewing table, foot stools, collection of antique buttons, several picture frames all shapes, punch bowls ' and cups, child's table and rocking chair, metal card table, garden tools, glass cans, bird cages, cooking utensils, and lots of small articles. There are several good antique pieces in this sale, be sure to attend. Mrs. Lola Templeton, Owner. C. L. Bartley, Auctioneer. Ray Ellingsworth, Clerk. COMPLETE line of Wall Paper and Paint. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Indiana.

TOR-RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. FOR RENT "OR SALE 100 acres bean or corn ground. Also pair mares, harness and wagon.

Lege Walters, 3i miles north of

FOR RENT Large front sleeping room, next bath. Can be used for light housekeeping. Suitable for two persons. Must have reference. 230 N. Section.

LOST

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MR. & MRS. CONSUMER

MR. SHIPPER & MR. FARMER

MR. & MRS. PASSENGER

LOST Between Sullivan and Carlisle, Diamond tire (size 600x 16), tube and wheel. Finder please leave at Arthur Cox's and receive reward. LOST Bunch of keys. Finder

1 return to E. H. Collins, 128 W.

Wall. 'LOST Small mouse-colored hairless dog. Stands about 8 inches. Weight, 8 pounds. White feet, white tip on tail. Answers name Mickey. Between Carlisle, Freelandville, Pleasantville. Children's

tpet. Reward. Howard Miller.

Phone 399-B, Sullivan. ' Regular Army To Integrate 8000 New Officers

("INDIANAPOLIS, May 13. On May 29 the War Department will

BONDEX water-proof paint, name approximately 8,000 sucDecorates, water proofs, preserves cessful candidates for commismasontry surfaces. For 24 years sjons under the Second Regular recognized as the best. "Don't 'Army Integration Program, Secguess use the best." WILKIN- ond Army Headquarters anSON LUMBER CO. j nounced today. This will bring to amrrtcan Tfinn TJn 99d i 20-000 the number of officers in-

Dugger, will sponsor a carnival tef5ated since June 1946

at Dugger park May week to May 25th.

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VACUUM Clean your heating system. Repairing and installing. Phone 830. John W. Mood, 419 N. Broad St.

Congressional legislation sets

Regular officer strength at 50,000. By integrating colleges, officer candidate school graduates and other persons, the Regular Army plans to reach this figure in a comparatively few years.

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Look out! There's another big railroad wage demand headed your way! The non-operating unions alone whose members do not actually operate trains are demanding a flat increase of 20 cents an hour. These demands would cost the railroads of the country five hundred sixty-eight million dollars a year! Last year these employes had an increase of. lS'z cents an hour. This was their third major wage increase since 1939. Their average weekly pay has gone up 75, as against a cost-of-living rise of 54. Since 1939, raiiroad wage and material costs have gone up more than three times as much as freight rates, and five times as much as passenger fares. That is why in

1946, with the largest peacetime traffic in history, the net income of railroads went down to the equivalent of only 2M of the net property investment. What About 19i7? Even with the recent freight rate increase, preliminary figures indicate that the railroads will make ( only about the same low return in 1947 as in 1916. This will be because: the wage increase made in 1946 will be in effect for all of 1947;

special payroll taxes on railroads have recently been increased; and passenger traffic has declined. Where Would the Money Come From? We can't pay out what we don't take in. And we are hot taking in enough now to meet present costs and . to complete the improvements in service that you need and that we want to give you. You Would Foot the Bill!

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