Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 111, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 June 1947 — Page 5

.RTTLTJVAN DXIEYTIIIJ53- WEDNESDAY, June 1947. ESGE FIVE BLONDIE CLA CLASSIFIED AD RATE 2o per word foi one day, 4c per word for three days. Minimum charge, 35c. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Obituaries!, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o per word, minimum J1.50. An additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of the month, excepting firms and organization that carry regular charge accounts. ; .. ..i&i; An additional charge of Z5o will be made lor the use of box numbers. , ' jigj' '.'

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SEE US for Lincoln, isangwa, and Virginia soybean seed. We have soybean inoculation. Farm Bureau Co-op. v i PROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . call MACE. - 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. FOR laALE 2 sows, with shoats and pigs, ready to wean; tractor disc. Pearl Van Meter, R. 3, Carlisle. .' "VrR SALE 17 North Broad, vacant, 6-room semi-modern. In--quire 424 So. Court. C. fnce. "FOR SALE 2 acres, 5-room house, electricity. Barn and chicken house. 2 miles out 154 on south side of road. Inquire 424 So. Court. C. Price. FOR SALE Two swinging garage or barn doors, each 10 ft. 10 in. by 6 ft. 10 in. Lloyd Motor ' Sales, Inc. Wheat-bean drill, cow, 2 calves,1 3 Guernsey heifers, some good milk cows. Roy Willis, Sullivan route one. FOR SALE ' 5-room semimodern house, good repair. Immediate possession. Phone 278. FOR SALE Rubber-tired farm wagon. Cheap. See after 5 p. m. Ival Barker, uarnsie sx. o. FOR SALE Strawberries. Will start picking next week. Will deliver. Taking orders now. Phone 646-L. Russell Sappenfield. ' FOR SALE '39 Spec. Buick 4i te nnn mark -2-vr-old

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,C!NV. i HII. cjwiai, " ...... - I vni! KAT.F. -Larce red boar, 15 head red shoats, 2 sows and 12 ;,! AUn International 10-20 tractor parts. Robt. Pugh, 3 mi. r.orthwest Shelburn. FOR SALE Six-room modern bungalow in first class condition. Immediate possession. Located at 316 West Graysville St. FOR SALE Strawberries, by quart or crate. Any time. Merse Lisman, 2 miles west and 2 miles north of New Lebanon. HOG feeders save money on feed! Buy less, save more. Think nf it; one bag of Murphy's CutCost Concentrate is enough for two pigs from birth to market plus your farm grains. See us today. Let us figure your savings. LAWRENCE MARTIN FEED STORE, Shelburn. . VIGORO, complete plant food for your yard or garden. SUDAN GRASS for quick pasture. MONROE'S, 222 West Wall Street. Phone 332. FOR SALE Monuments, markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, : 240 South Main Street, Telephone 343. PLANTS FOR SALE Late cabbage, tomato, pimento, mango, hot peppers, cauliflower, eggplants, celery, and sweet potato. Afternoons at Graysville F.F.A, Hotbeds. GET YOUR favorite records at Gene's. Columbia, Victor, Majestic, Mercury, and M.G.M. Popular ) and classical. Gene's Radio Sert vice. ) ; FOR SALE 4 900x20 tires and ' tubes. Good as new. Cheap if ' taken at once. 590 So. Court St. FOR SALE 12-ft. truck bed with grain sides. Clair Johnson, Fairbanks phone. Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses cows, aheep, calves and bocs. OH Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co. Terre Haate. Indiana I

FOR SALE 1. 5-room bungalow. City water, storm windows & doors, insulated. Large lot, good location. South McCammon St. Immediate possession. 2. 4-room house, large lot. South McCammon, close to cheese plant. Reasonably priced. Immediate possession. . 3. 4-room house, good roof and paint. Good location, North Broad St. Priced to sell. Possession soon. 4. 5-room house, garage, large lot, nice lawn. Close in, East Beech St. 5. 5-room semi-modern house, excellent condition, good location. Close in, North Court. Possession soon. 6. 4-room house, large lot, paved street. North State St.

7. 7-room semi-modern house, part basement, large sun porch, ! garage, poultry house, large lot Nice location, East Washington St. 8. 5-room house, city water, house insulated. Extra large lot, West Johnson St. 9. 9-room house, basement & furnace, good roof and paint. Possession soon. West Sylvandell St. 10. 6-room house, electricity, garage, 3 acres land. House excellent condition. Good well of water. Close to store. Location on Highway 54. Very reasonably priced. 11. Farms for sale. Usrey's Real Estate & Ins. Agency, 11 South Main St., Coffman Bldg. Phone 172. Office hrs., 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. FOR ' SALE Small coal hot water heater. 322 E. Johnson. Phone 615. ( FOR SALE 3-year-old cow. Also set of work harness. Fred Martin, mile north Dugger High School. FOR SALE Holstein or Red Polled bull, Dick Ashmore, 1 mile east of Shelburn. FRIES 60c to 80c each. Dress ed, 20c extra. Will deliver Satur day. While they last. Leonard Dean, Sullivan R. R. 2, Box 52. FOR SALE 75-lb. ice refrigerator. Good condition. 249 Indiana Avenue. . FOR SALE Saddle horse and riding equipment. James Harris, Glendora Road. . . FOR SALE A 120 bass Hohner piano accordion. In good condition. Call 28, Hymera. FOR SALE 4-room semi-mod ern cottage on East Jackson, $3500.00. Easy terms. Inquire 424 So. Court or phone 390. C. Price FOR SALE Good gentle Guernsey cow, 6 years old, with calf. Fred Joseph, R. 2 Shelburn. 2nd house north of Little Flock Cemetery. FOR SALE Two-room house and two lots in Wellman's Addi tion on North State Street. Quick possession. Price $1000.00. Half cash and balance like rent. W. T, Mellott. .SUPERLA Insect Spray and Bovinol Stock Spray at Stahl's Standard Service. FOR SALE Pony mare, 5 yrs. old; 2 pony saddles and bridles. R. C. Davis, 959 N. Court. Phone 936-B. Old fashion Red River seed potatoes; battery radio with batteries. Southeast- Pleasantville. Carlisle R. R. 2. Fred Hay. FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures, 318 N. State or call 443-X. FOR SALE Piano and electric sweeper. Phone 248-Y. FOR SALE One wardrobe. 205 No. State St. Ph. 288. . FOR SALE 5-burner coal oil stove, insulated built-in oven, good condition. Eric Thewlis, 'axton. Call after 5:30 P. M. WE HAVE Combination storm doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insula'ion Co.. 258, WHEEL BALANCING and alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES iiA On ni irro i-jtti ou. uiaui i nunc r I o WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Expert Body Building Custom Work . Phone US

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All insurance is not alike. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg. LAWN MOWER grinding and repairing. Roy Pinkstori at the rear of MONROE'S, 222 West Wall Street, Phone 332. PUR-O-PANE bottle gas hookups. Service immediately with 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. PUBLIC GAMES every Thursi day night 8 o'clock, Legion Home, sponsored by Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary. LAWN MOWER repairing, sharpening and overhauling. The grass is getting tall. Bring your mower in now. Boone Harness Shop, 16 East Jackson Street. 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. RUGS, upholstering cleaned like new. Rug ends, edges refinished. Resized. Burned, worn ronai Vonotian Hinds I " Roy Cowles. WANTED TIT A TMT,lTr TnX Mnlmala Wo v remove your aeaa anrniais iree 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 General farm hand, yr. round job. House, meat, milk, onu iccu i.n..io 1U1..U.K.U. State qualifications and give reference Times. Write Box E. D., c-o WANTED Restaurant help, 11:00 p. m. to 7:00 a. m. shift. Apply at Bus Depot Cafe. WANTED TO RENT Five, six j or seven-room modern house in or near Sullivan. Call Mr. Little ' at 148 r 284-Y" WANTED Will buy 5 or room modern or semi-modern home. Phone 9252. WANTEDPhone 343. -Used office desk. FOR RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., jullivan, Ind. FOR RENT 1 light housekeeping room with water and gas. 227 South Court St. Call 870-Y. LOST LOST Pekinese dog, since ! yesterday morning. Phone 9288. Just Pals GEORGIE, 1,500th dependent and neglected child for whom a fos'ter home has been found since inauguration of Francis Cardinal Spellrean's campaign two years ago, chats with the church dignitary in New York. When the child's widowed mother, who is convalescing from a long illness, is able to establish a home, Geor gie will return. (International) REFRIGERATORS serviced and repaired, and ; motors. Work guaranteed. 24 nr. service. Phone 9062

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Mrs. Mollie May had as her guests over the week end her I son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clajrence May of New Castle, Indi ana J'; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dupee , and daughter of Knoxville, Tennessee were here last week visii,la t""i, ""a. iwuim Elair and sister, Mrs. Paul Per kins and family. M!r. and Mrs. Ira Davis have as their guests their daughter, Mrs. MiU Rnnvan and children of ,.,. V.,v,. a tt c. 4. Ti. tt a a u n t attended the Great Lakes Steel and BlaiKjford baseball games rar. ana ivirs. nay iteea naa as their guests Decoration Day, Mr.; and Mrs. Bert Noozler or St. Benito, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. . . v.u.. "--" .Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Higbee and son of Indianapolis were here over the week end visiting bis narents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrel Higbee. ivjlis. Herb Overman and children of Jasonville were here over , Uie week end visiting Mrs. Berce ulte- , . ev. j., cnane -oi ceymouiv IwhMr.Tnd. Herman Bn! 6-jnett and other friends several days. Mr. and Mrs. Zeb McGlone and Mrs. Harry Depreist were in Gary and Whiting, Indiana over the week end visiting with M,r. and Mrs. Robert Hopewell and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar McGlone. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stewart and daughter, Betty, of Kalama- j zoo, Michigan were all day guests ' Decoration Day of Mr. and Mrs.1 Hosea Stewart. The ladies from here who ataAaY.a1inn nf rUlha at ihn rlnv. , Wn, . TlIfiriav anr, wPHnPs-: day wcre Joy Wood, Elizabeth Sparks, Iva Baldridge, Pearl Ste- j wart and Mary Barnett of Ilymera. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller en tertained Mr. and Mrs.. Ted John- ' son of' Clinton, Iowa over the week end. I Dorothy Payne and Dorothy , Fuller attended the annual re-1 union of the 1940 class of nurses from Union Hospital held at the Terre Haute House Saturday afternoon. ' MIDWEST FIGHTS It " $1 2 MIDWESTERN FARMER David Van near Chicago only to be mired in

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daughter Lucille of Muncie called on Mrs. Frank Daniels and fam j ily Saturday morning, Alice Vigus of Bloomington spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene ,.i6u Dennis Pinkston is confined to his home with the chicken pox. ' Mrs. Perrey Harris and children of Carlisle were guests Sundav of Mr. and Mr, V.A Pink. Wiley Pleasant of Stewardson, Illinois was a week end guest of . . T . . milv ' and Mrs. George Vaughn and son of Clinton spent the holidavs here with Mr. and Mrs. n, raahn sr Mr and Mrs Harold Burton and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Merkle and of IndianaDolis and Mr. . and Mrs. James Burton of Terre Waute were fiuests Saturday of fiauie were guests oaiuraay ul arld Mrs Hosea Wills and ' family. Wanda Mize of Elizabethtown is the guest this week of Mrs. "u" a"u "ufi"lc" Carolyn Daniels and Marilyn ?opeland spent Saturday with Jean longer, 'Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCammon of Terre Haute spent the week end here with relatives, . Mary Ann Renaker of Indiana University spent the week end at home. " Knowledge of the iconosphere and of the relation of solar activity and of geomagnetic and auroral conditions to shor wave radio transmission has been advanced to a point where long range prediction of reception has become an actuality. Star sapphires were considered a great love charm and were said to have been worn by Helen of Troy. The Hindus believe that star sapphires are the tears of Brahma, the creator. ..- According to mythology, Albion, huge son of Poseidon, was given the island of Britain by his father, but was later killed by Hercules. RECORD RAINS 1 i mm Beveren tries to wort? an acreage his field, flooded by record dovra-

SHELBURN

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones left Wednesday for a few days visit In Detroit, Michigan where they will visit their son and family,

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McCrock- I Patty Alumbaugh, who is emln and son, Bobbie. ployed in Terre Haute, spent the Mrs. Maude German had as week end with her mother, Mrs. her guests Sunday, Mrs. Ella Edith Alumbaugh. Winningham and Mrs. Celia Cud- . Mliss Betty Silvers, of Andcr-

ry of Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Argen Winningham and Mrs. Gene Woodward and child ren of Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Shipman and daughter of Jasonville visit er Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gummere cnd,v .Sunday. Ml, .,,,, Np5nn nnH ter, Betty, of Hammond spent the week end here. Mr. Jeffors of Terre Haute spent Sunday hel'e wlth relatives. Mrs. William Gaskins vas Rinvn ivrnnd.v ln ' Mr-and Mrs- George Zahn of 1Carlisle, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Edna LaFollette. Good News for Husbands TfiPfk' A rn nrv AtmA flt gjving jj,eir future hubbies a

lift in odd-job work around the auction sale to be hold July 7. Mahan Campbell at the Gus JHahcuse, a course in electricity for Two candidates will be initiated han home Friday night, June 6. girls is being offered at Topeka June 16. D. D. and guests will All of her friends are invited to

high school Onn-BIinute Test 1. What countries border on the Black Sea? , 2. What countries bound the North Sea? 3. What continents border on the Mediterranean Sea? Words of Wisdom I look upon it as an equal injustice to loath natural pleasures as to be loo much in love with them. Montaigne. Today's Horoscope You are artistic, like to dress well, and have your home different and attractive. You are sociable, congenial and like club life; are fond of children and take a great deal of interest in the proper bringing up of your own. The day's influences are not so good for business and prestige. Interference and irritations are likely. Endeavor to placate elders during the next year, also military personnel. In all dealings They'll Do It Every

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Dick Borders and Wilford Goodman who are employed in Connersville spent the week end in Dugger. son was the week end guest of mother, Mrs. Maude Silvers and

her sister, Katherine. . and son of Washington state. reMrs. Russell Mason of Terre turned to South Bend, Sunday. Haute was the guest Friday of From there they went to Chicago Miss Esther Myers. to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Mason of The Jackson Township Band Greencastle were the week end Association met in the ; high guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Boyd, school Monday night and made Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abrams, nlans for their summer work.

who are employed in Blooming ton, spent their vacation at horns. . Virjiil Ingram of Chicago was a week end guest of his mother, Mrs. Bertha Ingram. - Mr. and W.rs. Harvey Hummell of Gary visited in Dugger Me morial Day. Mr. and' Mrs. Eugene Graham "o. b., and son spent the week end with Mrs. Vera Graham. I I Mrs. Robert Hacker and son of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hacker. O. E. S. met Monday evening ...nu momiwc present. Pans wcre made for an be asked to attend June 16th. GRAB BAG with the opposite sex employ tact, discretion and circumspection; otherwise serious troubles will ensue. Some gain eventuates, Today's child will be proud, obstinate, quick-tempered, passionate and somewhat envious and resentful of others' success. Trouble through the lure of the senses is shown, and moderate success. Hints on Etiquette Do not fail to be hospitable, whether your home consists of a one-room apartment or a mansion. Make the most of what you have and can afford, and treat your guests with consideration and special little kindnesses and you will be known as a charming host or hostess. Horoscope for Sunday You have a bright and cheerful disposition. Your confidence in whatever you are undertaking is steadfast and no one can discourage you, but if failure comes.

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Mrs. Ralph Gordon and daughter and Bill Husband of Coal mont, were Sunday guests of-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kaylor of Farmersburg. A large crowd of friends,,, and neighbors gathered at the home of Tom Gardner and gave a sur prise birthday dinner for., him Sunday night. . , Mr. and Mrs. Francis Beckett Rev. and Mrs. Noah Beadle and SOns have cone to Anderson for a few days' visit, Mr, and Mrs. .jjerschel Crist w(?re in Terre IIaute ou bu5iness Monday. Mrs. Florence Bennett has- re turned from a visit in Ohio with . , j fnmilv .l!el son' dames ana wmiiy. Mrs. Armenda Weaver of Chicag0 js visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott for a " few days '. Thprp will be a wedninS shower-giveir-hT honor of Marlha attend. your disappointment is keen. You are fond of music and reading'. Your home -is very dear to you, and you derive your greatest happiness from it. See to it that you do not spend all your substance on pleasure and exotic friendships in your next year, otherwise trouble will come. Do not allow love of romance to spoil progress and ruin happiness. Bom, today a child should be taught early that life is not one round of pleasure. Ambition should be encouraged; extravagance discouraged. The day will be gopd for dealing: with influential people and also for travel. One-Minute Test Answer 1. Russia, Romania, Bulgaria and European and Asiatic Turkey. 2. Norway, Denmark, Germany, . The Netherlands, Belgium, ' France and the British Isles. 3. Europe on the north and northwest; Africa on the south and Asia on the east. By Jiriimy Hatlo wpap r wore in line for SIB! THAT JOB'S ADBEAMBOAT. VOU LL GET YEARS -

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