Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 118, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 June 1947 — Page 7
LJVAN, INDIANA
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FOR SALE
CULATION. Early Hybrid Fly Spray with DDT. Farm u Co-op.
FOR SALE 5-room house, 3 SLUSHER'S CLEANERS, Spelots. Dovie Bedwell, Dugger, Ind. cializing in Venetian Blinds and
MPT UOAI) service for
attcry and farm equipment i phone 343.
es. 1'iione zao. in nasie . IACE.
FOR SALE Monuments, markers. America's finest marbles and granites. James J. Durham, 240 South Main Street, Tele-
1ENT BLOCKS, SAND, any so, GRAVEL. Materials coni i desired. Free estimate. 270. Res. 8045. Ben'g Block
1 SALE 3-year-old :et of. work harness.
cow. Fred
i, Vz mile north Dugger
School.
VIGORO, complete plant food for your yard or garden.. SUDAN GRASS for quick pasture. MONROE'S, 222 West Wall Street. Phone 332. FOR SALE-Strawberries. Will start picking next week. Will deliver. Taking orders now. Phone 646-L. Russell Sappenfield.
Rugs. All rugs insured. Phone 329-R11, or write a ' postal card. Pick-up and deliver once a week. Owen Slusher, R. R. 2, Jason-
ville, Ind. GOING South after another load of horses. Will be back in about three weeks. Tom Springer.
FOR SALE One F-12 Farmall in A-l condition on new rub-
'ERLA Insect Spray and I ber. One 16-inch plow on rubber al Stock Spray at Stahl's and good cultivator for same. C.
ird Service.
HAVE Combination storm Phone O. P. Dale Insula:o., 258. I SALE 64-acre farm 2 west of Sullivan. Good and barn, 10 fresh milk male and calves, 3 horses, m tools. Possession. A real n. Inquire 424 So. Court. C. COFFEE SHOP, CAR- ;, IND., FOR SALE. 2 full ool Tables, Cues, and Balls, ca. DOW GOLD - vanilla ice at 40c quart. Open Thursafternoons and ' Sundays, s, Shelburn. ' '
SALE Recleaned Lincoln ans. Allan Coulson, Sulli-
: SALE Completely furn-6-room home with elecand water. East of Sulli'urniture is good and for a sale will sell cheap. Box ire Times.
S. Meng, R. 3, Carlisle. FOR SALE 60 bass Hohner accordion with case. Good condition. Cheap. 460 So. Section St. FOR SALE Boss 3-burner coal oil stove, almost new. 414 W. Johnson.
PLANTS FOR SALE Late cabbage, tomato, pimento, mango, hot peppers, cauliflower, eggplants, celery, and sweet potato. Afternoons at Graysville F.FA. Hotbeds. FOR SALE -T- Sorrel saddle mare, saddle & bridle. 403 North French.
FOR SALE 24-ft. trailer with grain sides. Marion Smith, Phone 158-R-5, Dugger. FOR SALE Fries. Also fresh eggs at all times. Pat Padgett, 471 S. Bell St. Phone 645-A. '
ATTENTION FARMERS See us at once for J. I. Case tractor mowers,, rubber tire farm wagons, ' hammer mills, tractor tires, ' tubes and rims. Also used milking machine for sale. Boyll Implement Sales, 418 South Section. ' wanted"
WANTED TO RENT Five, six or seven-room modern house in or near Sullivan. Call Mr. Little at 148 or 284-Y. WANTED To clean cesspools, septic tanks, government toilets. Modern pumping equipment used. Box 20 c-o Times. WANTED A ride to Pontine or Detroit for two ladies. Call 876, Sullivan, or see Mrs. Ellen Johnson, Hymera.
FOR RENT
' RIPK1RBY SHE MAKES MANY TRIPS 1 HEP REAL NAME, STILL MOKE I SHE'S COMlMG J I I HOPE YOU'LL FORGIVE THE INTRUSION, ) J WITH US, MISS DORIAN. SHE'S A APPBOPmATELXrSjV . A OVER... "J MV DEAH...BUT I DO SO WANT TO MEET : BUG ON MARIONETTES. MAKES REALLY IS LILLIAM f-f0W- YOU I'VE ADMIRED YOU EVER """"- BEAUTIFUL ONES. DEVOTES HEJ3 TIME AND PUTNEY. MmWs&b. vWMWi SINCE WE EMBARKED YOU'RE WHY.. HOW MONEY TO A GROUP IN THE STATES S---!'V Mff SO LOVELY SO DAINTY SO NICE.' GEE, CALLED "JHE SOCIETY FOR- THEN ' ';My0 1 JtT 7 JMB LIKE..YESA DRESDEN DOLL.' ( I..IJUST DON'T ' REVIVING THE PUPPET HER NICKNAME, mfiti W '- - -"W ZoX-K KNOW WHAT THEATRE'' LADY LILLIPUT, ' jfc fll Jh gsTO SAY
SHELBURN l DUGGER .
FOR SALE Good 9-yr-old work horse; fresh Jersey cow and calf by side; 60 yr.-old Austra White hens. Clint Riggs, mi. north Mt. Tabor.
SALE International 14 inch, two bottom. Wayne t, New Lebanon. -
II SALE Complete restaurqupiment. For quick sale, )0. Located at Turn Around 'horie 949-A. ... . f ' irALE 1941 Dodge LuxLiner, radio, heater, fluid
Clean and eood condition
Javase rifle, Model 23D,' .22 t with telescopic sight. Roy
s, Jr., Merom.
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cdan. corner hedge posts,
drawn mower. Tony Gill,
(i n R. 2.
FOR SALE One Florence Hot Blast No. 155 stove, in good shape. Taylor's Service Station,
I Shelburn, Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 6
head of saddle horses, one kidbroke Shetland pony. Clifford
Curry, 3 miles southeast of Far mersburg.
mil house, bath, built-in I. '1 rooms hardwood floorMible earace. two lots. Well
I near high school in Shel fjiiy Jones. Sicknpss reasselling. Phone 73-J. ; SALE Nice new pola,r.i; neck; onion sets, cheap
;iTonri house north of fu-
home in Shelburn.
; SALE 1 new Bendix
r and one new Crane earth
c fink. Can be seen at 508
ley or call 729.
SALE Friers. Telephone
Shelburn. John Milligan.
II SALE Sorrel stallion, '., furnished, known as the
Blakeman horse; 4-year-old Jersey and Guernsey; yearipifor and two bred gilts. Cecil Daves, 310 N. Foley. Ft SALE 2 25-gal. iron ketmd tripods, 1,000 lbs, junk, chairs, one good library siid some other small aroccasional table, coffee iron bed, springs & matFrank Brunei", R, 1, Sulli-
Ci feeders save money on Buy less, save more. .Think one bag of Murphy's CufConrentrate is enough fo' iigs from birth to marke1 our farm grains. See us to!,et us figure your savings HENCE MARTIN FEED E, Shelburn, ' '
I SALE Strawberries, by or crate. Any time. Merse in, 2 miles west and 2 miles of New Lebanon.
SERS SILVER, 74 piece set, "Hrt. $37.50. K. B. Smith, er. -
FOR SALE Cow and calf. Al
so two 6:50x16 tires. John
Watson, R. 2, Shelburn.
FOR SALE Oyster Shells, 80
lb. bag, 90c; Hygeia chick litter.
60-lb. bag, $1.95. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South
Court Street, Telephone 606.
MISCELLANOUS
All insurance is not 'alike. Fer flail. North Oakley Bids.
BOTTLE gas ranges and 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.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rust of
Barberville, Kentucky, returned to their home here Friday for a .week's visit. I Mr. and Mrs. William Raines
left today for Chicago where they will join their daughter and fam-
. - '. ily en route to Moose Lake,
FOR RENT 3-room furnished M""?80 on a fishing trip.
I Mr, ana Mrs. .Bernard Bolinger
FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equip
ment. Sullivan Decorating Sullivan. Ind.
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Mrs. Faye Ringer, Mrs. Albert Molnar and daughter, Genie, and Mrs. E. A. Hammack were in Sullivan Wednesday evening. Miss Dorothy Dugger was a Sullivan visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ormandy were in Sullivan Wednesday.
anarlmpnt cfrnmirl flnnr nrivafp
entrance. Also 7-room house: In- lnd rs-. Bert. Howard sPent I Mrs. Lano Bledsoe was a Linquire 610 North Main Street, Tu,esday . 1,1 IndianaPlls- j ton visitor Wednesday.
I iviis, i,iiiua uray oi rveniucKy visited her niece, Mrs. Reuben -
Political Comment
Bose's Grocery.
Eli Edwards was in Sullivan
FOR RENT One unfurnished Crosby and granddaughter, Mrs.
room next to bath. May be seen John Hopewell, recently.
at 330 South Section Street. I Mrs- 1'aura Money lias return-
; rd home after a brief visit with
FOR RENT Pasture, 1 mile friends and relatives in Clinton.
north of town. Jack Wees, Phone Mr. and Mrs. Gless Robbins of 794. 1 " Linton, spent Sunday afternoon
: with Mrs. Lolo Bolinger. A Father's Day remembrance j Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jefferson for Albert R. Massey Gerald, returned to Indianapolis Sunday Mervin, Gladys and the grand- afternoon where he will be emchildren, i ployed. '" 7 " Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbon and
son, Johnny, of Gary, Indiana are spending a week here with
Alive After All
Thursday. William Hopkins, who attends Indiana University, is spending a week with his mother, Mrs. Monna Hopkins. Mrs. Ira Batch of Chicago, and Mrs. Edwards of Portland, Oregon, left Tuesday evening for their homes after being the guests oi their sisters, Mrs. Monna ' Hopkins and Mrs. Ed Shepherd, for severat weeks. Mrs.' Lucille Stevenson enter-
' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. itained her club Wednesday even-
WE SPECIALIZE in 3 of the best varieties of sweet potato plants for this locality. A. L Robertson Greenhouses. STRAYED from Thompson pasture, yearling Jersey ' heifer. Reward for information leading to' recovery. Hinkle' Graham, Phone 8255. " CUT your cash outlay for ooultry feed this new way! Jusl bring in 800 lbs. of your grains we mix them with 200 lbs Vlurphy's Vig-O-Ray Concentrate -you get an outstanding Mash 'or your birds at low cost. See u. nd find out how you can save! '.AWRENCE MARTIN FEED STORE, Shelburn.
1 t ' t 'i I sr - i V 1 1 i V t $ i . ' v J ' - ' 4, 4 V i0 " '
William Gibbon and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Brashier. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbon and Mr. and Mis. Join Gibbon and son have returned from a vacation at Denver, Colorado and surrounding states. Rust-Froof
ing. Guests present were Mrs. Ella Sims, Isabella Wilson, Mary Ellen Everly, Rosella Reynolds, Bonnie Duncan, Anna Stevenson, and Mrs. Lizzie Shublee of LinIon, Mrs. Sims won high, Mrs. Wilson low and Mrs. Everly travel. The hostess served ice cream, wafers and iced tea.
Republican orators who found it comparitively easy last fall to plug for votes under most fav
orable circumstances mav as well j si art thinking up a new cne aa I of right how. When they free audiences in j the municipal i.a.'.a,;;'i ; mti hi ; Ihe elections of 1M. they will I be looking into faces, as the
South Bend Miiror . says, of "mixed perplexity some f which will be scared and some of which will be broke. ' ' "Dilferent tiom last October," the editorial continues, "when the man in a shining brown sSige could panic an ugg-ef,aliou an.1 make it weep great gobs over the beauty and sheer wisdom of his words; that it made no difference what , pork and butter might cost;, that the important thing was to be able to get it. "Enterprise free from the limbo of bureaucratic controls was all set to produce beyond limitation, prices would go ' down and wages up by plutocratic grace only they didn't say 'plutocratic. "Men and women who wept theq in admiration are still weep-
Labor, which rarely thinks of itself as labor so long as it is $10 ahead of the bill collector, suddenly has remembered arid it has begun to fight back. . . As a matter of fact, a number of Americans find they have more time ' for thinking these' days than they used to have. The Wall1 Street Journal reports tnat
California canners have been buying back tome of their vegeI tabic contracts with farmers, preferring to take a loss at the i outset rather than pack the crop j in the face of declining demand i due to war wage exhaustion. . . Even liquor store salesmen dis
cover that they now can get quite a bit of reaoing donu between customers. There are layoffs hi lumber, woolens, construction end in the making of cute little things out of plastics and lea-' ther for children and chums.
ROBBINS-THOMPSON VOWS READ Miss Mary L. Robbins, daughter of Grover Robbins of Sullivan, became the bride of William Everett Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wid Thompson of Carlisle, Sunday, June 8th. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read" by the Rev. Sutch at the Methodist church in Carlisle.
Their attendants were Mr. Mrs. Marion Wright.
and
The couple left honeymoon.
for a short
"In the presence of these changes, the kind of Congressman who has been able to keep a well-heeled crowd' mildly " interested ' during these last five or six years by yipping that the big issue was too much government interference now finds that his draw is slipping, like that of the rest of the entertainment industry," ,
BACK FROM THE "DEAD" Is Pvt Martin J. Papula of Plymouth Pa. Missing since Aug. 3, 1944 and officially listed as dead bj the Army, he has been found Working as a blacksmith In Normandy village of Alrel. Papula told American officers In Paris that he lost his memory during fighting In France; regained it nearly three years ago but feared Army would punish him for being AWOL. (International)
LAWN . MOWER repairing harpening and overhauling. Thr rass is getting tall. Bring your nower in now. Boone Harness hop, 16 East Jackson Street. ATTENTION FARMERS just received a shipment of 90 ?nd 100 day Hoosier Crost seed ?orn. First come, first served. Ross Ransford, Graysville, Ind.
)ead Animals Removed kinds: horses, cows, i P, calves and hogs. Call uoc Feed Service, Suiliphone 332 or Crawford 1 or Crawford 53109 re Haute. We pay all ne charges. 24 hour scrm Wachtel Co. "prr TTantn. Tndian
WHEEL BALANCING and alignment service. SPRINGER MOTOR SALES 54 So. Main Phone 178
WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Expert Body Building Custom Work Fbone S3S
FEET HURT? Relief Guaranteed or Your Money Beck!
New, Sensational .Velya-S.olQ Arch Restorers Will In mwl ca.s. rive eomplet relief of nearly nil type of com mon toot ailments such as weak. cd arches, metatarsal callouses, pressure from corns, leg pains, or heels, weak pronated ankles. 15 PER TXT FITTED MAXWELLBEVISSHOE CO.
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Sunday School AND Church Men's CSa?-s, First Christian Churcl1
Light travels about two-thirds m fast in glass as it does in water, says the Better Vi3ion Institute. nuring the Civil vpr. the Alabama, Confederate raidintj .ihip, captured and destroyed 70 Union ships.
REFRIGERATORS serviced and repaired, and motors. Work guaranteed. it 24 hr. service. .
, I Phone 9062 ,
' - Doctor's Discovery FOR FLUSHING i(lDNYrBackache, loss of pep, getting up nights, and headache are often caused by nothing more than improper kidney action due to excess acid in the urine. Kidneys are on of Nature's ways of removing impurities -from the blood. And when these impuritiesback up, trouble may start. So if you hove these troubles, give your kidneys and bladder a good flushing out by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It works on the kidneys to flush them out, increasing the flow of urine to help relieve that excess acidity and ease that burning when you pass water, helps that bladder irritation that gets you up nights. Made of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, and balsams, Swamp-Root is absolutely nonhabit forming. Caution : tak as directed. For free trial supply, send to Dept. Z, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box 1255, Stamford, ! Conn. Or get full-sized bottle of Swamp- ! Root today at your drugstore.
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NON-TARNISH ABIE aluminum yarns, Introduced at the Intentational Exposition of Textiles in New York, are woven into a gown for Queen of Cotton Bess Myer6on. (Int?rnr.tionl)
PEACEFUL SURROUNDINGS
The surroundings of our establishment and the efficiency of our service nave a quieting effect apon the troubled hearts and confused mind; of the bereaved. Here they can find freedom fiora details and the peace they seek. Schulze Funeral Home Successor To Risinger & Kresge Carlisle, Indiana
FOR Immediate
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GAS FLOOR FURNACES (No Basement Required) These May Be Purchased With No Down Payment ... No Future Tavment 'Til October.
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Company Phone 258 For Estimate Today
1948
NO INFLATION HERE
Bankloan Plan AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Sullivan State Bank' Safe Since 1875 ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1875 iMfi
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One-Minute Test 1. What 'is the trachea? -1. What is the tympanum? 3. What is a trauma?
Words of Wisdom Think not those faithful who praise all thy words and actions, but those who kindly reprove thy faults. Socrates.
Hints on Etlquetta Do be careful when' you are Msiting; friends about putting iquor glasses on furniture. Hot
drinks like coffee or tea may also make a ring on a polished table.
, Today's Horoscope You are impulsive, energetic, argumentative and put more faith in your intuition than in your judgment, in case thia is your birthday anniversary. You are a good and loyal friend and a bad enemy. You are demonstrative in love, and your happiness depends on receiving as much love as you give. There may be an important merger or i get-together today. Much will depend on your own
initiative and efforts made, to the degree of success attained in youi next year. - Influences are favorable for business. Forge aheaJ. avoiding excessive expenditure. Born today a child will be intel. lectual, yet scientifically and me-i chanically inclined, fond of travel and military pursuits, and gen erally fortunate.
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One-Minute Test Answers 1. The windpipe. 2. The middle eardrum or ear. 3. A blow or injury.