Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 113, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 June 1947 — Page 7

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1947. PAGE SEVEN BLONDIE

. CLASSIFIED AD RATE 2o per word foi one day, 4o per word for three days. Minimum charge, 35c. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o 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 A FOR SALE SEE US for Lincoln, Kingwa nd Virginia soybean seed. We ave soybean inoculation. Farm iureau Co-op. PROMPT ROAD service . for u're battery and farm equipment roubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . all MACE. CEMENT BLOCKS, SAND, any urpose, GRAVEL. Materials conacted if desired. Free estimate, hone 270. Res. 8045. Ben's Block i lant. FOR SALE 17 North Broad, acant, 6-room semi-modern. Inuire 424 So. court, u. rice. FOR SALE 4 900x20 tires and ibes. Good as new. Cheap if iken at once. 590 So. Court St. j FOR SALE 12-ft. truck bed ith grain sides. . Clair Johnson, ! airbanks phone. ' I FOR SALE 3-year-old cow. llso set of work, harness. Fred lartin, mile north Duggeri jfigh School. SUPERLA Insect Spray and lovinol Stock Spray at Stahl's tandard Service. Old fashion Red River seed poitoes; battery radio with batter's. Southeast Pleasantville. Carsle R. R. 2. Fred Hay. WE HAVE Combination storm oors. Phone O. P. Dale Insulaon Co., 258. FOR SALE Restaurant fix tures, 318 N. State or call 443-X. FOR SALE Piano and electrid .veeper. Phone 248-Y. FOR SALE Household goods i icluding some antique furniture ad old dishes, at Carlisle. Mrs. elle Speake Trigg. PHILCO CAR RADIOS, $42.50 $85.00: radio service. Phuco ito radios fit any make of car. lENE'S RADIO SERVICE, south le square, , FOR SALE Seven weaning gs. OIC. 2 miles north of Regent ine. Walter "Buck" Sevier, R. 3. ft)R . SALE 1937 Oldsmobile, sve Dunder, Rd. 54. 2 miles est. of Dugger. (Scottstown). FOR- SALE Horse-drawn awing machine, extra good con tion. Reason for selling, have vver mower. 581 W. Johnson rt Arnett. ' FOR SALE 227 So. Court, 6m semi-modern cottage. Iniiie 424 So. Court. C. Price. ICR SALE 64-acre farm 2 iles west of .Sullivan. Good use and barn, 10 fresh milk ws. male and calves, 3 horses I form tools. Possession. A real u-gain. Inquire 424 So. Court. C ice. f FOR SALE 1937 Terraplane ach. Good condition. lk mile st of Wilford. H. Jorritsma, .one Hymera 110R16. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE: room house, water in, three ts, new empty. East Jackson St. 4-ioom house, semi-modern, orlh Broad St. Immediate pos;sion. '6-room house,, with large garn, on West Johnson. Near Farmersburg, 4-room use, on one acre ground. Near Shelburn west, 7-room mse and three lots. Ferd E. ill. Ins. & Real Estate, N. OakyBIdg. Kitchen sink and ' drain board, cast iron and porcelain enameled. Complete with faults. Price $15.00. Dr. S. E. Lindley. FOR SALE Westi.nghouse porlain top sink cabinet, all steel, inches long, complete with rome faucets and trap. Like w. Call 904-X or see Mrs. Thos. cker. LADDERS Light,, strong qualladders. priced right. Order .while, available. WILKINLUMBER CO. Dead Animals Removed Yij Kinas: horses, cows, hecn. calves and hoes. Cal rionroc reed Service. Sulhhn uhone 332 or Crawford -201 or Crawford 53109, lerre mute, we pay all ;ice. him Wachtel Co: Terre Haute, Indiana

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will be made for the use of box FOR SALE Strawberries. Will start picking next week. Will deliver. Taking orders now. Phone 646-L. Russell Sappenfield. FOR SALE Corn planter and good timothy hay; Seth Thomas clock and antique bed. Lewis E. Chowning. VIGORO, complete plant food for your yard or garden. SUDAN GRASS for quick pasture. MONROE'S, 222 West Wall Street. Phone 332. HOG feeders save . money on feed! Buy less, save, more. Think of 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. FOR SALE Monuments, markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, 240 South Main Street, Teler phone 343. FOR SALE Large red r boar, 15 head red shoats, 2 sows and 12 pigs. Also International 10-20 tractor parts. Robt. Pugh, 3 mi. northwest Shelburn. FOR SALE Six-room modern bungalow in first class condition. Immediate possession. Located at 316 West Graysville St. PLANTS FOR SALE Late cabbage, tomato, pimento, mango, hot. peppers, cauliflower, eggplants, celery, and sweet potato. Afternoons at Graysville F.F.A. Hotbeds. , FOR SALE Strawberries, by quart or crate. Any time. Merse Lisman, 2 miles west and 2 miles north of New Lebanon. . FOR SALE 15-acre farm with large 3-room house, garage, hen house, com crib, fruit trees, good well. Located mile south and mile east of Paxton on Route one. Owner, Clarence- McCammon. ., FOR SALE , , Broad-breast bronze turkey eggs at 5c each. S. E. Coulson, New 'Lebanon phone. FOR SALE Five-horse outboard motor, new. Phone 77. OVERHEAD-. Garage Doorslimited number: Order now. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. ARMOR tankage, $5.85; meat scraps, $5.45; Magic and Major egg mash, $4.25; starting mash, $4.45; , growing and developer, $4.35; hominy, $3.90; shorts, $3.90; cracked corn, medium, fine, arse. $3.95: corn and oats, $3.40: 16 dairy, $3.40; dog food, $7.50; hay, straw. Abie's Feed Store. MISCELLANOUS , All insurance is not alike. Ferd 'fall. North Oakley Bldg. LAWN MOWER grinding and repairing. Roy Pinkston 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 bottlr gas consumption. VAN WEY FURNITURE & APPLIANCE STORES, Sullivan phone 109-L Hymera phone 56; Terre Haute phone. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, The most profitable Business in Parke and Owen Counties. A one man operation. Act quickly! J. W. Gorby, R. F: D. 2, Jasonville, Indiana. INSULATE for home comfort md economy. Insulation is not n expense, but an investment 'n 5 years it pays for itself. Take your choice SALISCO ROCK WOOL blown in; ZONOLITE poured in; or BALSAM WOOL tacked in. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. WE SPECIALIZE in 3 of the best varieties of sweet potato plants for this locality. A. L. Robertson Greenhouses. WHEEL BALANCING : and alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES 1554 So. Main Phone 178? WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. I Expert Body Buildinc 1 Custom Work Phone S35

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numbers. r RUMMAGE SALE June 6 & j 7. To be held at Powell Motor Sales, 126 S. Main St. Sponsored by Senior Baptist Young People. 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. , 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 j and find out how you can save! I LAWRENCE MARTIN FEED 'STORE, Shelburn. WANTED ; WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. WANTED TO RENT Five, six or seven-room modern house in or near Sullivan. Call Mr. Little at 148 or 284-Y. .. WANTED Small plot of land rear city, with or without house. Electricity available. Write Beck, 546 So. Court St., Sullivan. , WANTED TO RENT House or unfurnished apartment, ground floor. Call 184 or 947-Y. I WANTED Will buy 5 or 6room modern or semi-modern home. Phone 9252. RESPONSIBLE PERSON to own and operate route of HOT NUT and CANDY machines. No experience required. Will not interfere with present employment. Excellent income. Small investment required. Give phone number and address. Write Box 522 c-o Times. -WANTED Tractor Fred Ogle. driver. FOR RENT - FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan. Ind. r IN MEMORY In loving memory of William F. Brust, who passed away June 8, 1946. DAD To give and to forget the gift To help, to counsel and to lift To love us though we fail to show The thanks we ough to let him know To see our good when . others judge us bad God. does these things and so did Dad. The Brust Family A new instrument approach control . technique , using ,VHF, very high frequency radio waves, allowed safe landing- of planes through overcast at three-minute intervals in tests. Brdcleh Bows Out SPRU1LLE BRADEN, the State department's most outspoken champion of, "tough neighbor" policy toward Argentina, has resigned, effective June 30, as assistant secretary of state. His resignation followed President Truman's Junking of the :, Braden policies and decision .to recognize Argentina as partner in the inter-American defense bloc. (International) REFRIGERATORS J serviced and repaired, and' motors. Work guaranteed, j 24 hr. service. , is Phone 9062 I

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SHEL k I !J 3 Claude Stratton of Sullivan was here Tuesday morning. Mrs. Florence Saruent of Flint j Michigan and Mrs. Gertie Hesslr "of Terre Haute r.pent the week j end here with tlTeir sister, Mrs. Blanche Oaks. ' i Mr and Mrs. William Day of Evansvilla sopnt the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wise ' Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Everly and daughter of Terre Haute spnnt Tuesday evening here with relatives. - 1 Fl-in JorHpy arrived homi Wednesday for a 40 day furlough. Calvin Lee of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Scott. Mrs. Violet Cash is spending a few days in Battle Creek. Michigan with h?r' brother and family Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moore of Terre Haute are spending a week's vacation here and at Farmersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clpment Ebler announce the birth of a son, Clement Jr., . born May 31 at tha Mary Sherman Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Stanifsr have returned to their home in

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MISSING WE FOUND whY.Yes.' TO SEND HAWAII Flint, Michigan after a five-day visit here with friends and relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Stanifer , nf T,nisv,lfV Kpnfri,v relatives here Memorial Day. , Mrand Mrs. Harold stEVcnson lWpro in Tprro Hantp Tupsrtav. I Mrs. Kate Koch, and Miss Elsie Spahn of St. Louis, Mo. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wangelin over the week end. "MEROM Virgil Penny, one-time student f J1" C coll,ege'. 1,ow a teachor Decatur, Illinois and one of the Illinois state Masonic inspectors attended Masonic lodge here ... I were tioss rtansioru ana uean Nichols of Graysville. ! Patricia Copcland of Indianapolis spent Sunday and Monday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Faulkner of Mt. Vernon, Illinois were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels and family. All War Wives wishing to go to the dinner at Suuivan June 19th and Marilyn Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Gray have New Circus Boss i s i Vf4 DELAWARE Supreme court reinstates Robert Ringling (above) as president of the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus corporation after more than a year of controversy during which James Haley, husband of Ringling's brother's widow, acted as boss. The court ruled Haley was elected illegally in April, 1943. (International)

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THEM 'returned to their home in Detroit, Michigan after a visit here with .Mrs. Nett Rockenfield. j . Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McKee nre spending this week at the ; John Gray Kelly Farm near Fairbanks. , ' In Russia music has always been closely associated with the people's lives. The return of spring is celebrated by a sort of choral dance, termed the "khorovod;" marriage brings forth ': many songs, such as "The 1 "Birohwood Splinter," "Glorification," "The Matchmaker." There are boating songs, lullabies and dance songs, Elizabeth, wife of President i James Madiscm, was the daugh- i ter of a British army officer who fought against the colonies in the Revolution. "Bird-Cage Walk" is the name of a walk in St. James park, London, England. One-Minute Test 1. What animal is born with a tail but no legs, and dies with legs but no tail? . 2. What is a "kiss-me-quick"? 3. What produces the greatest amount of oxygen in the world ? j Words of Wisdom Depart from the highway, and transplant thyself in some enclosed ground, for it is hard for a tree that stands by the wayside to keep its fruit until it be ripe. Chrysostom. Hints on Etiquette Shouting indignant comments They'll Do It Every mum

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