Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 102, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 May 1947 — Page 3

BULLTVAN. INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES - THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1947. PAGE THHEa

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Mamie Lamont, deceased late of Sullivan County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM ALBERT TITAN, Administrator. BPdwell, Bedwell & Haines, Attorneys.

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PILES Hurl

Sin! But Now I Grin Thousands change groana to grins. Use a durum' formula to rtlieve Uistonituit of piles. Sent druggists by noted Thorn

ton & Minor cnmc. buiihibih.s v , -J . tjalliative relief of pain itch, irritation. Tends to soften, shrink swelling. Use Mori way. Get tube Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment or Recal bupDositories today. Follow label directions. 1'ur sale at all drug stores everywhere

4-H'ers To Get Awards By Aiding Farm Methods 4-H Club members in Indiana

again have an opportunity this year to win special recognition ,for developing methods that will simplify their farm and home jobs. Recognition in the form of merit awards will be given on county, state and national levels in the 4-H Eetter Methods Electric Activity, the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club

vjork has announced. ' Members need not have electricity on their farms to take part

Sullivan

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Buy Your Summer Dresses

i) At roots :

in this activity, which may be applied to all types of 4-H Club work.

Last year county winners were named in Deleware, Elkhart, Fulton, Grant, Hamilton, Henry, Jennings, LsGrange, Lake, Madison, Shelby, Morgan, Owen.Posey, Rush, Vermillion and Tippecanoe counties. Each county winner receives a gold-filled medal of honor. State and national winner in 1946 was Betty Lou Haymaker, 16, of Indianapolis, who received a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and a $200.00 college scholarship, provided by Westinghouse Educational Foundation. Among her work simplification accomplishments was analyzing the job of washing clothes and proposing the use of an electric hot water heater in the basement, changing the breakfast nook into a combination laundry and eating room, installing an automatic washer, a drier and building some shelves. She estimated these improvements could be made at a cost of $490.00. Six state winners are selected for national honors, each receivnv a $200.00 college scholarship. The activity is conducted under he direction of the Extension Service of the State Agricultural College and USDA cooperating.

Mrs. Walter Asbury and Mr. and

Mrs. Cecil Burk, all of Sullivan.

HOSPITAL NOTES

u Dress Month I r I Eemlberff Sheer . 1v PRINT DRESS

K ROK Sizes ' 1 4 I t' 4 " bW 38 to 44! i Yn r bl ' t h H 1 - Snappy buttons march on ' VI III l the waist 'of this full V 1 M Irll 20-gore skirt. yLovely li '11 flowerec designs on soft

t'il i i fv v uacngi ounua iu gray, I til Hf If J ' blue, black, rose or J. 14l ; ' I . piwilWl 111 IlilBKsl

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GAY PRINT IN A MODERN MANNER Rayon Broadcloth Casual . F-INK AQUA , YELLOW ' O QC with vari-colored print! Oitv Lovely, new, low neckline and cool short sleeves. Summer colors with snappy modernistic print! COMPARE ROOT'S LOW PRICE. Sizes 14-18. """'MBB i

Three-I League Clubs W. L. Danville 14 2 Springfield 14; 7 Davenport 9 9 Waterloo 9 ' 10 Evansville 8 9 Terre Haute ....... 7 8 Decatur 7 13 Quincy 5 14 American League W. L.

Detroit 17 Boston 17 Cleveland 13 Chicago 16 Philadelphia ...... 14 New York 13 Washington 11 St. Louis 10

National League W. L

Chicago 17 New York 15 Boston 16 Pittsburgh 13 Erooklyn 15 Philadelphia .. . 15 Cincinnati ........ 13 St. Louis 9

Pet. .875 .667 .500 .473 .471 .467

.350 .262

PAXTON Misses Elnora and Eva Miller of near Cass spent last week with their aunt, Mrs. Velvia Smith and Mr.( Smith. Mr. M. Romer of Georgia was here Sunday visiting friends. Mrs. Lucy Stuck and Roger of

Shelburn called on - friends here ther of South McCammon Street; ,, . nn Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of BiCKnell,

Mrs. Molly Jeffords. Mrs. Lu- nf Wn.h .irt Rtr.pt

cue Katey ana miss Man jejroras

liain -Vest of Mcrcm, Mr. and ATHLETES FOOT GERM

HOW TO KILL IT.

IN ONE HOUR,

IF NOT PLEASED, your 35r back. Ask your druggist for this STRONG fungicide. TE-OL. Made with 90 percent alcohol. It PENETRATES. Reaehnn nr.A Irilli. MAD I? crarma faaioT Tn.

Admitted May 21:, James Ban-day at Bennett's Pharmacy.

Qiit paylnf rent and own jov home. Special btrratna ei propertj; n liutallinent vlaa. Alao farma for aale. W. T. MELLOTT

FOR SALE Used twobuckle combat boots, and Armv shoes, slippers. S & S SHOE REPAIRING,, Benny DcFrank. One door

U south Index.

we the week end guests of Terre Haute relatives. ,

Mi?i Maude Dausherty and

Mrs. Roxie McCammon are srn-

'"" thi wek with Mr. and Mrs. Alison Pittman. . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Martine nd daughter of Evansvill were the-woek P"d pnests of Mr. and Mrs. Joenc Martine. Mrs. Mildred Schwab and dau"hter Connie of Sullivan were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Somers. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert McCam

mon have' puchased the M. R. i

Ladson pronerty in the south part of town and are moving ther?. Mrs. Hanna Crago called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson Monday afternoon. Miss Gla'dys Cannady of Evansville spent last week with her "ister, Mrs. Edith Ferguson and family. ' W. S. .McGowen of Carthage, Missouri, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Daniel Robbins and Mr. bobbins this week. This is Mr. McGowens first visit back here since 1913. Mr. Tom Cofer called on Roy Ulrich Friday afternoon. Mrs. Evelyn Sexton of Indianipolis was a week end guest of her daugnters, Sharon and Phyllis at the home of Herb Snyder. Edgar Stone, J. D. Carrico and Wayne Linn were Sullivan callers Monday morning. Those who were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dilley Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

Admitted May 22: Beverly Keene of Sullivan of Sullivan, R. 3; Connie Hayden of Fairbanks, R. 1. i Dismissed May . 21: Carol Us- , rey of 318 West Street; Carol ' McMillan of North French Street;; Mrs. Ira Moss of Sullivan, R. 4. Dismissed May 22: Mrs. Stella

Jenkins of Carlisle, R. 3. .

Exclusive device relaxes hearing Appointments in the home upon request. Sonotone of Terre Haute F. P. Sayre, Mgr. 1015 So. 7th Street 1 ' Terre Haute, Ind. C-4001

WINNERS 8 out of 10 times IN COMPETITIVE FIELD TESTS Ellis Hatchery Carlisle, Ind.

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Large Shipment Bottle Gas Ranges Divided top. Light and tinier. - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $129.95

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ONE .WEEK "ONLY S50.00 reduction on all living room suites

CASH OR CREDIT ON ALL

VAN VAN WEY, Prop. Door North of Community Gym

cy 11,81

Furniture & Appliance Store

u 12 10 15 15 14 15 19

12 11 13 11 13 16 18 19

YESTERDAY'S GAMES Three-I League Terre Haute, 3; Evansville, 2. Danville, 7; Davenport, 1. Springfield, 4-9: Decatur, 3-8. . Waterloo, 5; Quincy, 2. American Leaeue s New York, 5; Detroit,, 0. Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, 2. Cleveland at Boston, postponed. National Leaftie Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Brooklyn, 4; St. Louis, 3. (Ten

, innings.) j New York at Cincinnati, postponed.

Only games scheduled.

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S&z Sullivan Store Pet. 586 ' - Ja .577 fS:.V. .552 ...... 542 ,JTL.AS'i 536 ' ' - 'AS V . - , 321 s sjr s'

Gigantic Savings On Necessities For Your Home . .

VI J. Aikin & Sor FUNERAL HOME DoRKer "Alkht'i lervlo OmU N Mom."

CITY TAXI PHONE 239 ON T H fi JOB DAY ... and ... NIGHT Dependable Courteous o - Reliable

CANNON NEW DIAGONAL WEAVE MATCHING TOWELS AND CLOTH:

7Bc

Large Size Towel!

AWasli C Cloth

Root's Values !

Cromwell Sheets, 81x99 .

Cromwell Sheets, 81x108

. . . . . 2.29 ..... 2.49

First Lady Sheets, 81x99 . . ... . 2.69

Finest quality sheets by famous makers . . . you'll need lots cf them this Summer! Buy at Root's lower price. '

Reg. 57c "Cast Iron" Pillow Cases .

now 49 c ea.

You get more motoring pleasure with thii "Tune-up Special We'll' go over your motor from stem to stern plugs, distributor, carburetor . . . eTerythlng then "roadtest" your car to make sure that It's In perfect shape! Reasonable prices, too! Phone (or appointment NOW!

CricMield Molor Co. 24 N. Main Sullivan

Mattress Pads Reg. $3.98 Values

2.98

O.uilted Cotton

Protect your mattress! Washable quilted cotton pad . . . 54x76 in. size.

Reg. $4.59 First Lady Mattress

Cover

3.98

mless, full cut cover that any full size inner

spring mattress! Perfectly tailored, made for. longer wear.

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6J4 oz. Striped FEATHER TICKING

49c yd.

Blue and white striped, fine quality! 36 in. wide.

Red, Green and Peach Borders Brighten your bath room with these handsome towel,, sets! Famous Cannon quality . . . fluffy and extra absorbent! You'll "want several.

39" wide Water proof. Reg. 98c Unbleached 36" w,e White, Table MUSLIN RUBBER SHEETING DAMASK' 29c yd. 1.79 yd. 79c yd. Fine quality muslin you First quality "sheeting Mjjke fl handsome tab, have a! million uses for! that Protects your mat- cloth , . 58 in, wide, Buy now at this low tress! Boilabl.e, long hah design! Wonderful price! , wearing! bargain. . t I .

Buy Now . . . and Save !

Layaway for next Fall!

Orig. $14.98, First Lady All Wool Blanket

9.98

72"x90" Size

Warm 4 lb. weight blanket you'll want next fall and winter! Fluffy all wool, beautifully bound with satin! Choose from these colors . . . Dusty Rose, Peach, Green or Blue.

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First Lady Rayon Print Luncheon Cloths

2.69

Floral and Fruit Patterns!

Colorful luncheon cloths with gay printed patterns . . . fine rayon material! 52x52 size.

QUAKER LACE DINNER CLOTHS

5.49 to 19.98

3 Desirable Sizes

Lovely lace cloths for special occasions! Several gorgeous patterns . . . 63"x83", 72"x90", 72"xl08" sizes.

Multi-Color Chenille Spreads

8.49

Full Size

Closely tufted, seamless spread ' Closely tufted, seamless spreads with multi-colored embossed design on white or colored grounds! Pre-shrunk.