Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 103, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 May 1947 — Page 7

BUtLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1947. PAGE SEVEN LASSIFIED AD RATjE 2o per word loi one day," 4c per word for three days. Minimum e, 35c. Send oash, money order, or check with order. ; ( r" "r "rz : Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum $1.50. Jn additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end lPttlh, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. fcn additional charge or Zoo will oe maae lor me use oi dox numDers. '

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FOR SALE

US for Lincoln, Kingwa irginia soybean seed. ' We .pybean inoculation. Farm (i Co-op.

.ISrr ROAD service for

('FOR 'SALE 23-acre tract with FOR-SALE Screens built ' to four-room bungalow, with en- fit your windows. 401 North Secclosed back porch, hot air fur- tion. ' r nace, full basement with pump in I . basement, and kitchen. New barn j F0R SALE Two bay mares, s fppt v 4n fppt 3 ennH wells .: six years old, about 1400, and

new orcnara, wen lencea, dhck i

I II )i i 1 . u) .. t ! ' 1 1' f Ci J g5eSS -f ' Copr IW.kmg Fwluirs Svndicjlg Inc. Vforld rights twwvri gfcg 1 j . -, 1 I Anwr J?3I

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Utcry and farm equipment 21 acres in grass School bus mail W Phone 285. In haste ... i,.iit t.isn,nn.

ACE- 'service. mile off Highway 41,

Rattprips six miles south of Sullivan. Pos-

practically new

$225.00. Call 8102,

tug harness.

AS Tires and

is. Tail Pipes.

i and reverse flushed.

bte Chassis Lubrication.

L'S STANDARD SERVICE.

FOR SALE Garden, plants, large and small goldfish, food, and moss Cut flowers, hanging haclc-pfs nnf flnwprc anH umafha

Radiators session in 30 days, price $5750.00. f(ff de'coration. Bean.s Green.

good property. W. T. house

This is

Mellott.

' FOR SALE Friers. Dressed or alive. Walter . Reeves Grocery, 556 S. Main. Phone 114. ' "" . ,

LINCOLN soy beans for sale. Loren Thomas, Fairbanks, Indiana. '

FOR SALE I have plenty of

fries and hens for this week-end. You fellows that have pickup truck or tractors: I have tarpaulins that will keep , them dry. Come in and look" them over. Phone 385.' B. F. Workman, 15 E. Jackson St.

ENT BLOCKS, SAND, any

if desired. Free estimate. 270. Res. 8045. Ben's Block . V 1

i box, hanging pot, flower-1 ints, ready now. Gerani-

petunias, vines, coieus, , sultana, begonia, lan-

ed sage, canna, snaparag-

usies, ageratum, alyssum, w, dwarf marigold, sweet is, summer lilac, ' ready annia - and aster plants.

n your hanging pots. We Fqr SALE Frying

ie plants and good sou to ( 438 Star AVenue. m. Wildin's Greenhouses, ,

oou Wo Holivcr. ' ; tvtt SAu. monuments,

FOR SALE 3x7 storm door, complete 'with hardware. Chester

Lloyd, Paxton. Paxton phone. - ' ' FOR SALE 1946 Farmall B. tractor, cultivators , disc, plow and Blackhawk corn planter. A-l condition. John Rogers farm, Vi mile north of Liberty church on old 7th street road. '

j LAWN MOWER , repairing, sharpening and overhauling. The grass is getting tall. Bring your mower in now. Boone Harness Shop, 16 East Jackson Street. Delivery Service on WEDNESDAYS. Johnson special feeds from our Factory Store direct to you. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. Phone 606. WE HAVE Funk's Hybrid seed corn.' Also do electric welding. Bogard Garage, Merom, Ind.

SHELBURN

WANTED

FOR SALE 4-burner New, Perfection kerosene stove. Or will trade for 2-burner same kind. Clara B. Walters, R. R. 5:

FOR SALE 1.

K'S G HYBRID iou

o wrong when you plant

t G. For sale by Monroe s

Implement Sales. ' -

NTS FOR SALE Plenty of irge cabbage, tomato,' pi-

mango, chili, sweet ana

Jipers, caumiower, auu ess-

Graysville F. t . A. noiSALE -r- 5 nice young iinbroke. Jack Bartley,

iwilz Citv. Short distance

f junction on State Roads 67. , v SALE Piano, studio good condition. For Rent:

rtront' room for bedroom.

Troll. , SALE Frying chickens. Downen, Shelburn. Shel-

Ihone.

i SALE Milch cows, T.B. 3angs tested. James . E. t R. 1, Sullivan. Phone

LEANED Lincoln , soy

Ihad Nash, Oaktown.

SAT.F. State Street. 8-

Irictly modern, two baths, $-1850.00. Inauire 424 So.

C. Price.

SALE 20-acre farm, , vol black land good for per acre, with 5-room mv. electricity. Located

n Sullivan and Shelburn, on good gravel road off 41. : 424 So. Court. C. Price. SALE Two young Togg does due to freshen soon. Wilson,' Phone 9022. SALE 3 rooms furnieating and coal oil stoves, mattresses, springs, kitch-

nitvire, miscellaneous. L-aii

N. Court before 9 a. m. or

f P- m' - J SALE Five-room house lcdricity and one acre, Jules west of High School U 154. Price $2500.00. Small jparator. Roy Riley.

I SALE Registered Perch-

re. Ellard Cleveland, 3 southwest of Dugger.

I markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, , 240 South Main Street, Tele

phone 343.

FOR SALE 1.88 acres, 5-room modern except heat, on East Washington St.' Splendid buildings, with household goods, including good electric washing machine, electric range and electric ice box, electric hot water heater.' Price $8500.00. This is high class property. W. T. Mellott FOR SALE Swings and lawn

chairs.: Phone 403. 260 W. Beech;

BROAD breasted bronze turkeys available now - and each week. Farm Bureau Co-op. LATEST popular, classical Victor, Decca and Columbia re cords and children's" records. Re

cord players, needles, albums

Jind racks. Music boxes, guitars, band and orchestra instruments harmonicas, metal & plastic. R W. Cadwell Music House. , ''

5-room bunga-

' . . j low, city water, storm doors & chicKens. windows large lot Good iocati0n,

South McCammon St.1 Immediate possession. ' J ' 2. 5-room semi-modern bungalow, built-in features, hardwood floors, garage and laundry room. North Broad, close in. Immediate possession. ;' 1 ' 3. 6-room house, excellent condition, garage, nice lawn, Vk acres land: Nice location on High

way 54. possession soon, usrey s Real Estate & Ins., Sullivan. Phone 542-Y.

WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. WANTED To clean cesspools, septic tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box' 20 c-o Times. WANTED Office work. 7 yrs. stenographic, bookkeeping experience. Can furnish references. Write Box 11 c-o Times.

HOG feeders save money ' on feed! Buy less, save more. Think of it; one bag of Murphy's CutCost Concentrate is enough fo' two pigs from birth to marke plus your farm grains. See us to day. Let us figure your savings

LAWRENCE ' MARTIN FEE D

STORE, Shelburn.

f UK bAL,b. Zl acres, near

Wood's Orchard, two-room house small barn, some fruit trees, wel1 fenced, immediate possession, price $1350.00. $350.00 cash, balance like rent. W. T. Mellott.

( SALE Oliver corn plant-

rt Anderson, Merom, Ind.

SALE One good Polled

rd bull, two years old. ;. Hamilton, Jr., 2lA miles f Sullivan High School,

toad. 154.

SALE 7-room completelern home. Full basement.

looms on first floor, 3 rooms Vtth on second. Call 250 for

tment.

i SALE Electrolux, the f te home cleaner. For SerSupplies call your bonded rotative, Kirk McMillan, 50. . . SH Wabash Fish, dressed, j, Saturday & Sunday. 2 west Graysville on 154. filed Borders.

)cad Animals

Removed

. - r t i kinds: horses, cows, 'V, calves and hogs. Call not; Feed Service, SulliDhone 332 or Crawford

I or Crawford 53109,1 .. tf A- 117. ..III

re name, we pay aii no charges. 24 hour scroll Wachtel Co. rre Haute, Indian I

FOR SALE 5-burner built-in oven coal oil range, good one; 2

sets porch posts; pitcher pump

with pipe; antiques. 219 W. Johnson. ' ' ' ' FOR SALE 16 head registered and Grade A Scottish Shorthorn heifers, one registered Scottish Shorthorn1 bull, a few mixed heifers and cows, 90 head of shoats, weaning pigs, gilts and sows, one registered Spotted Poland boar, 42 head ewes and 35 lambs, one registered Oxford

buck, 200 three-week-old Buff Rock chickens, 50 Buff Rock hens. James Shrum, R. 1, Sullivan. Phone 9204: 1 '

MISCELLANOUS

All Insurance is not alike. Hall, North Oakley Bldg.

Ferd

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

LAWN MOWER grinding and repairing. Roy Pinkston' ' at the -ear of ' MONROE'S,' 222 WestWall Street, Phone 332. ' VICTORY GARDEN FERTILIZER for bigger and better crops. Sold in bulk and 100 lb. bags at JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court St., Phone 606. PUR-O-PANE bottle gas hookips. Service immediately with' :nstallation included.' Will Concert natural gas stoves 'to bottle '.as consumption. VAN WEY .'TJRNITURE & APPLIANCE STORES, Sullivan phone 109-L, Hymera phone 56; Terre Haute ohone. WILL TRADE house in Jasonille for one in Sullivan to live n. Write 419 N. Meridian St. or hone 115-J, Jasonville. MUSIC SATURDAY night at lotel Sullivan. Come in for steak linner and spend the evening. -BIG SHIPMENT. ARRIVED' Back again for the first time since 1941, MONTGOMERY WARD'S SUPREME QUALITY TIRE. It's truly a premium qualty tire designed for those who want the best. It is the answer for the man Who wants the peace of mind that comes only when he has provided the utmost in safety and protection' for " himself and family. See them now at the Arrow Auto Store, North Side Square. Phone 449.

WANTED TO RENT Wanted by June 1st, house with conveniences including gas. Call 313-A. WANTED Parents of Scouts in Troop 55 to be at Baptist Church Monday night at 6:30. Cover dish supper. Bring own table service. ; WANTED TO BUY Cows and calves. Also stock calves. Call Bob Snyder, Carlisle, Ind. Phone M-82. , WANTED Good used coal range. Must be cheap. Grace

Rawles, 571 So. Section.

WANTED Man for janitor-

orderly. Mary Sherman Hospital. FOR RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. .

Mrs. Mary Eaton Engleman of

Denver, Colorado, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Medsker Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eph . Downs of Vista Buena, . Mississippi, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones recently. Mrs. Sarah Hayes and Shirley Fidler spent last week in Detroit, Michigan.. ' Wts. Minnie Kritz of West Lafayette, visited relatives here Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Jessie Eldridge of Hammond, is visiting Mrs. Lillie Miller and other friends here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Halberstadt of Farmersburg, was in this vicitity Tuesday. . Mrs. Lizzie Rossiter of Terre Haute, visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. German transacted business in Terrfi Haute Tuesday. Jimmie Bain of Bridgeport, Ohio, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Miller Sunday. ' Mrs.' Marilyn McMillan and Mrs. Ramona Everly attended their sorority meeting in Sulli. van Tuesday evening. Rev. A. M. Couchman of Indianapolis, former Methodist minister of Shelburn, was here Wednesday' calling on old friends. Mrs. Edna Piety and daughter of Middletown, spent Tuesday afternoon here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Miller wert in Sullivan Tuesday.

In the early 18th century, with no furnaces or electric heaters, royal palaces were cold, and heavy wall hangings were a comfort, as well as works of art. One such tapestry wall hanging, made in Paris during the Regency, around 1715, and sent as a wedding present from the monarch, Louis XV. to Isabella . Marie de Merode, may be seen in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, O. . The whaleshark is the largest' known fish. Whalesharke as long as 60 feet have been reported. ' . The Amazon river, tn South1 America, is sometimes called the "Sweet Sea."'

LEWIS OPENS CONTRACT TALKS

l Luxor, a village Tof Upper Egypt, on the east bank of the Nile, stands upon the site of the ' ancient Thebes. Its Arabic name, I of which Luxor is a corruption, means the palaces, and refers to the magnificent ruins upon which the village encroaches. '''. " i A meat-dehydrating machine' was invented last year in which particles of ground meat are blqwn upward in a blast of hot ' air and kept moving until completely dry. ' . ' ' - i i The stadium built at Athens. Greece, for the first revival of the Olympic sports, in 1896, is said to accommodate 80.000 , spectators. ......

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CHANGING HIS PREyiOUS DEMAND for Industry-wide bargaining for members of his union, UMW president John L. Lewis (left) is shown as negotiations were started with 75 of the nation's soft coal operators. Pictured with him at a Washington hotel are Ezra Van Horn (center), vice president of the Ohio Coal Association and chairman of the joint . wage conference, and UMW vice president John O'Leary. (International).

TRACTORS PLOW FIELD IN SEARCH FOR MISSING CHILD

An airline estimates that 10 per cent of all passengers carried since the end of the war were babies. Bassinets have been installed on many flights, and a .variety of canned aby foods are parried by the airliners.

FOR RENT Large modern bedroom, next to bath. Men pre-" ferred. Call 481. Mrs. A. G. McGuire, 221 French St.

Queen Mother Is

MEROM

FACTORY built Utility trailer, spare weel and tire, stock rack and panel cab. Priced to sell. 627 So. Lawton, Jasonville. Phone 311-J.

FOR SALE 1 International H. tractor on rubber,. 1 14" tractor blow on rubber, 1 7 tandem disc, 1 cultivator. All in A-l condition. Elmer Prose, R. R. 1, Sullivan. 8 mi. southwest Sullivan.

FOR SALE New Vi HP. elecric motor.' George S. Daugherty, I mile west New Lebanon Elevator. : - ' FOR SALE Lincoln seed beans. Francis Goodman, 3 miles ?ast of Merom, Sullivan R. 2. Merom phone.'

WHEEL BALANCING and alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES

1554 So, Main Phone 178

TVE DO PORTABLE " WELDING

DrakeBros.

Expert Body Buildinsr

Cuxtom Work Phone 235

RUGS, upholstering cleaned

like new. Rug ends; edges refinished. Resized. Burned, worn places repaired. Venetian blinds. Roy Cowles. ' HAVE YOU had abdominal surgery? Then insure the operation by wearing a Spencer Support. Ask your doctor. Iva Giles.

Call 561 after 5 P. M.

rAT.T.ED meetine at the Book- i

er Cemetery, 4:00 p. m., Sunday, May '25th. All interested persons please come. . WITH our new - and modern

equipment we arc able to handle t

your watch repair quick- K. Smith, Jeweler, Sullivan.

Memorial Day services will be observed here Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All Rebekahs having, birthdays in April, May and June ars to meet Monday night at 7:30 at the home of Pauline Richards. Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick and daughter have moved to the George Gettingcr farm. Thelma Georgcne Roberts is spending this week with Coscttc French. Patricia Copeland left Wednesday to resume her training at the M-thodist Hospital after spending a three weeks vacation at home. , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKee and son, Dale, of Mulberry, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee. . CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincerest appreciation to our neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses extended to us in the hour of our bereavement. HaRie C. Routt and family

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TO MAKE CERTAIN the body of 8-year-old Georgia Weckler, missing since May 1, has not been buried on her father's farm near Atkinson, Wis., neighboring farmers join in a tandem tractor operation to turn the soiL George Weckler, father of. the third-grade student, stands at the left as the group pre- ' fares to start its search, which failed to furnish any clues. international Soundphoto)

GRAB BAG

One-Minute Test 1. What is Czechoslovakia's capital city! 2. What city is the capital of Romania? 3. What is the capital of Hungary?

Words of Wisdom The admiration bestowed on former times is the bias of all times; the golden age never was the present age. Home

Inheritance is likely, also travel. Do not be afraid to adopt new business methods on novel lines. Love and domestic affairs are doubtful. The child born today will be financially fortunate, the chosen profession proving most remunerative. Some disappointment in love is probable, also inheritance. -

GREAT BRITAIN'S Quen Mary poses in London for her 80th birthday portrait Medallions she wears are pictures of her son, King George VI, present monarch, and her husband,' the late King George V. (International)

CLAIM SABOTAGE IN TRAIN WRECK

Today's Horoscope'You give unlimited concentration and enthusiasm to your work. You are a leader, with your mag-j netic personality and strong character. Sincere and trustworthy, you love as intensely as you work. Mixed vibrations are indicated for toaay. Your opponents' chance3 are best. Your business will prosper well in the next year.

" Hints on Etiquette Even if you are a very bright and witty person, do not Indulge in sarcastic remarks that are supposed to be funny. They are not good taste because they may hurt someone.

Horoscope for Sunday If today is your natal day, you put sincerity and your best efforts into any undertaking, but sometimes your ideas are impractical and fantastic. You should keep your passions and emotions

under strong control. You are capable of loving deeply and you require affection in return. Influences are good today, but only if you are sure that the thing started can be finished; otherwise, what has been built up may be torn down. Love, domestic and social affairs are not well starred in you" next year. Loss or separation 's threatened, also illhealth Oi self and relatives. Deal tactfully with womenfolk. Busi-:;pss-and travel are much more propitious. Bor.i today a child wiil be very intellectual and exceptionally talented in literary and. spiritual subjects, and be

very successful therein. Loss of

loved ones keenly.

will be felt most

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CUT your cash outlay for poultry feed this new Way! Just bring in 800 lbs. of your grains we mix them with 200 lbs Murphy's Vig-O-Ray Concentrate you get an outstanding Mash for , your birds at low cost. See us and find out how you can save' LAWRENCE MARTIN FEED STORE, Shelburn. SALESMEN Man to undertake pleasant dignified roof mainfpnanp ma terial sales for 41-

year-old manufacturer. Vital necessity .to industrial, commercial, j other building owners; enabling , them to do, with our products, work formerly "let out" at high 'costs. Chance for own permanent business. No cash investment. Give full details sales experience. Box 1766, Cleveland, Ohio,

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PRELIMINARY investigation of Western Pacific train wreck near San Francisco, according to Alameda Deputy Sheriff A. W. Byers, discloses the wreck .was caused by placement of a concrete block upon the tracks. Four trainmen were injured as the engine and baggage car overturned, , - (International Soundphoto J

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