Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 142, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 July 1947 — Page 7

SLLLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1947 PAGE SEVEN BLONDIE CL'A OSSIFIED AD RATE 2a per. word fot one day, 4o per word for three days. Minimum 35c. Send cash, money order, or check with order. tuarles, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o per word, minimum $1.50. additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end ot ith, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts, additional charge of Z5o will be made for the us of box nomhet.

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i P" f""l ''am7'1 ROOM LOCsj.T"DOES NOT jf j "" "jIjlHiinjll ilijm"nOlJ HAVE W I !l S111 1 (i SPENT THE) S FINE-PERFECT f -IT LOOKS "(TERPIBLE TASTE.' W BACKEXA CTLV S. ENTIRE DAY 1 yJyJJZJ C HORRIBLE ) "i THINK 2 THE ROOM IS J (WHERE IT WAV k I DID ( REARRANGING A T J-1 HATE IT.' ( IT LOOKS ) ( POSITIVELY J& $ C IT.'J (.THE LIVING ROOM ) ; ; f. fwV S rAPL f ( tmi wfv J Cl rTL S furniture i . : mmAm HT v5J v WAY r. Swm3m . , W MK Uste ' AW Wkr ,l,f Rip KIRBy

?OR SALE iLE Milk coolers, elecbicycles. Farm Bureau

T ROAD service for ry and farm equipment Phone 285. In haste E. rr BLOCKS, SAND, any jRAVEL. Materials condesired. Free estimate. ). Res. 8045. Ben's Block

Pressure water systems lor home and farm use, for both deep and shallow wells. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS, PHONE 90.

COMPLETE SERVICE Lubrication, tail pipes, mufflers, and shock absorbers. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES.

FOR SALE 53 acres, 5 miles north Dugger, good 5-room house, farm buildings, electricity. 25 acres tillable, 15 acres valuable1 timber. Terms. Call or write John A. Irons, Dugger.

QUESTION Where can you purchase a new 600-16 4 ply tire for $13.95 tax included? Answer Flynn's Service, Shelburn.

FOR SALE 5-room semi-modern house, good repair. Immediate possession. Phone 278.

LVE Combination storm one O. P. Dale Insula258. j.

LE 5-room modern.

, full basement. 4241 ction. Phone 714. Clars. Shown by appoint- j T. I

FOR SALE One team, mare &

NOTICE Now open. Texaco

gasoline and oils. 5 gal. reg., $1.10. Valor oil, 15c. Texaco, 25c. Oil changed. Ice cold soft drinks, music box. The Lone Star, across from Legion Home at Lackey's old place.

horse, with harness & Mrs. Etta Walters, R. 3.

wagon.

FOR SALE 5 bu. Lincoln seed beans. $3.25. Jeffers, 1315 N. Main, Sullivan.

SALE Brand, new. 48 , 1 School Bus With brand is body. If interested Ir. d. Followell at Jait our Harvester Store. I LE 5-room semi-mod-, 471 So. Section St. oving to California. See bstract Co. j

FOR SALE Gas range, 5- j piece breakfast suite, baby bed, j high chair, porch gate. 101 N. I French. . j FOR SALE 1942 International! K-6, long wheel base. Suitable for school bus or truck. Bus body with chassis ,if desired. Call nco a i t o.on -J n.nn M I

uciweeu o.ow emu s.t'u p.in.

SELL YOUR WHEAT to Johnson Elevator. Highest prices paid, quick service. Government tested scales. Open from 7:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, Sullivan.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. AH new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. , - '

j cleaners with deluxe its.- LAWRENCEVILLE 3 MP ANY, LAWRENCELLINOIS. PHONE 90. j &LE Kid broke pony, ' high; 1 yearling Hoi- j er; 75-lb. ice box. James

I. R. 3. Phone 9104. ALE Young fries, 30c lone 8064.

FOR SALE 5-room strictly modern house, excellent repair, large garage, cement floor. Nice location, South Seciion St. Usrey's Real Estate, Sullivan Phone 172.

FOR SALE F-30 tractor, newly overtoiled. Also yearling Jersey male. E. H. Clayton, Box 232, Linton, Ind.

5ALE House trailer, :ial built 22 ft., with full Sacrifice $1875.00. 116 Terre Haute. IALE Used WestingIk cooler, like new. InMcCAMMON APPLI-ullivan.

FOR SALE Studio couch and Warm Morning heatrola. Call after 5:45 p. m. 427 So. St.Clair St.

ALE New shipment of table ferns, cut flowers, lesigns and bird baths, reenhouse. ALE Nice White Rock alph Dodds, Phone 9212. i south on 41.

ALE 1. City, property is., '. . mr house- and oiheCJout- , 5 acres land, close in. livan High School. :ery stock and fixtures, ition in Sullivan. Usrey's ite & Ins., Coffman Bldg., '2.

SALE One man rubber

i the thing for water pic-

fishing. $15.00. W. A.

, New Lebanon, Ind.

FOR SALE 64 acres red. Located 1 mile east

rile south of Graysville. of Katharine Cushman

eceased). Property has

, oil. Is now under lease

ted address Fred Hoke,

i Buren Street, Indiana ndiana.

ALE Fryers, milk fed, locks, 35c ' lb. Clarenpe Sullivan, R. 2. One mile rsville.

ROCK fries. Wm. Shelburn. Shelburn

ALE Shopmaster power ich saw, $49.95; jig saws, $29.95; drill press, $39.95; lectri-craft, for 10,000 he mechanic and hobbyplete with accessories, amble's, "The Friendly rank & Bud Vanzo, AuDealers, North Side Phone 433.

ALE 5-room semi-mod-; in Shelburn, corner locar garage. Near Church See Frank DeBusk, Shelelburn phone.

5ALE--Three-room cotout 2 M blocks fron Slectricity, city water int, and garage. $1350 rms. Inquire 424 So , Price. .

SALE 1 36" Silen' in, 1 National cash reg jlectric coke box, 1 .2' t gun and trap. The hop, Carlisle.

ad Animals Removed rids: horses, cows, calves and hogs. Call e Feed Service, Sullilone 332 or Crawford or Crawford 53109. Haute. We pay all charges. 24 hour seri Wachfel Cn

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FOR SALE 2-piece Frazie mohair living room suite, turquoise color; Vitalaire 100-lb. ice box, all white porcelain. All like

new. 1 mile east of 41 on Road 48. The old No. 7 school, Shelburn.

FOR RENT OR SALE Sound system for every occasion. GENE'S RADIO SERVICE, south

side square, Phone 745. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our moth r and grandmother and for the floral offerings, and the beautiful songs of the Bethel singers, and

we wish to thank the minister,

Brother Homberger for his con

soling words, and also the under

taker, Mr. Newkirk.

Mr. and Mrs. Hezzie Turpen and family -

fY NO INTRUDED. JOE XOXo! THERE WAS UM f JOE HOW'S W CAPTAIKJ mgk ( THAT'S JOE AJOEIOKOATTARAWA.. JPI " MY FAVORITE H MRBVMk yOU'VE V KJ6kb...THE I WAS WC-JNDED....... Jpf $ V V LIFESAVER? gfJ& AN EXCLUSIVE BEACH ABEST SPEAR w5rri'(( W- hrsm&ilF$ here,dick.who'sthe)rsherman mmMM M immM n3T Jy 11;!

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FOR SALE Kitchen sink with drainboard. Also motor bike. Everett Norris, 718 So, State. .

FOR SALE Five-room cottage, electricity, city water, 5 blocks out. Seven lots. Priced $1000.00 cheaper than owner har been asking. Easy terms. Inquire 424 So. Court. C. Price.

FOR SALEr-4:room house, 2 pOi'ches,plfenlywater, 20 acres level iand. One mile south Shelburn, one mile east Road 41. Possession soon. Usrey's Real Estate & Ins., Sullivan, Phone 172.

FOR SALE Large size Queen Anne heatrola, linoleums, used

Maytag washer. 215 West Harris.

, FOR SALE 1930 Model A Forr

sedan, good motor and tires. Call

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' FOR SALE DeLaval Sterling

Milker. Two single units. Complete installation. For information see DeLaval dealer in Sul

livan. Wayne Pope, three , miles

north of Linton. , Large granite campers' coffee pots, $1.35; portable camper fire grills, $1.25; heavy wire incinerator, $3.83; Velvet wedge type fender flaps with reflectors, pr $1.79; Sealbeam spotlights, $14.95 Gamble's, "The Friendlv Store."

Frank & Bud Vanzo, Authorized

Dealers, North Side Square Phone 433.

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WANTED TO BUY Straw in field or in bale. Call or write Clifford Curry, Farmersburg. WANTED To clean cesspools septic tanks, government toilets Modern pumping equipment used 3ox 20 c-o Times.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone who was so kind to us during the death of our mother. Lucv Belle

Maynard, especially Rev. Aldrich,

Ruth Anderson, Florence Haddon, Mr. and Mrs. Railsback, and the donors of the beautiful floral offerings. The Children, - . Mrs. Addie Myers ; t Mrs. Doshie Groce . Mrs. Rachel Dinsmore 1 Mrs. Maude Dormgn . 1 Miss Mabel Dorman 1'

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; SHELBURN , Paul Akers has pone to Georgia to attend to business mattei'sMrs. Mabel Hogan of Danville, Illinois, has returned to her lome after a few days visit with Mr., and Mrs. Reuben Crosby. Lester Kuns was in - Sullivan Monday morning. Mr, and Mrs. Otto Shipley of Michigan City, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. John Hopewell and cousin, , Mrs. Reuben Crosby. Mrs. Rose McFarland visited her parents near Sullivan Friday. Mrs. Emmaline Miller spent Monday morning in Sullivan. Margaret Ann and Dick Duckvorth returned to their home in Tndjanapolis Sunday after a veek's visit here with their Tandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Duckworth.

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funeral of Frank Storckman nt Mt. Carmel, Illinois Saturday. Mis- Temple Bradford, Mrs. Maude Wooley, Mrs. Lottie Aeuff, Mrs. Marv Holland and Mrs. Jas. Mustard of Bloominglon, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grass' of Lintoti, Mr. and Mrs; Joe Bond and sons of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Grass and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McKinicy visited with Mr. ind Mrs. Lee Grass Sr. Sunday afternoon.

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NAVY BUMP that landed in Pacific ocean off California coast and then rose and floated away, comes down in woods near Eureka, CaL When the blimp hit -water, 11 crewmen and passengers escaped in a rubber raft. - (International Soundphoto)

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WANTED Young man beween 20 and 30 years of age tr learn trade. Give phone number Box 73 care Times.

MI5CELLANOUS ALL insurance is not alike. "ee. us about our full service ilan of safe, sound, economical luto insurance with 80 col. We 'lave fire, life, cargo and compensation. Ferd Hall, Insurance and Seal Estate, North Oakley Bldg. FOR prompt removal of straw it highest price see or call Wm. 7. Johnson, Merom, Ind. .

DANCING every night at Blue loose, from 7 to 12 p. m. Shelmrn, Ind. Ben Anleitner. TO CLOSE ESTATE 7 TotTon Hast Beech and East Davis. Phone 53. :

Darwin Orr and Jack Westhead of Anderson, Hugh Jones of Pendleton, Celestine Lockwood, Tom Scott, Jill Wcsthead of Indianapolis, and Glen Parsons of Pennsylvania, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Brig Westhead. Frances fiebekah Lodge met in regular session Tuesday night with one guest, Mrs. Snyder, of Shelburn,. present. After lodge refreshments were served by Grace Weaver and Maybell Bradbury. , There will .pe a rummage sale at the Rebekah Hall August 9th, beginning at 9 o'clock. The public is invited.' Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hixon and daughter of Tarre. Haute, are spending their vacation at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis and son, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Curtis and -children, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo

Oldfather, all of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Harmon and sons, Mr. and Mrs. . Clifford Curtis spent Saturday sight-sseing in Chicago. They spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Curtis who have recently purchased a new airplane. They enjoyed a ride in the afternoon. ' . Bible School started at the Baptist, church Monday with the Rev. Nickless in charge. . - '.. . Mrs.. Sylvia Annis and Mrs. Betty Julian wcie called to Bloomington, Indiana - Tuesday night due to the illness of Mrs. Swayne, sister of Mrs. Annis, who suffered a severe, heart attack. -

; New. York state rates second ; highest in "gasoline" use. In one ; month its consumption was almost 193,000,000 gallons, comi pared witfi almost 280,000,000 for California and about 189,000,000 for Texas. -

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DUGGER M'-s. Joe Yunc; and grandd,3U,ihtcr, Judy McGiil, are visiting in Indianapolis. T, S. Rector is improving his store by making it larger and re-decorating. Mrs. Thomas Sparks was stirprised by guests with well-filled baskets honoring her birthday July I?.. At noon Ihe dinner was served to the following guests: Mrs. Minta Mcredilh. Elsie Davies. Margaret' Lippeatt. .Mr. and, Mrs. W. J. Coyncr, Miss Mary Walters and the hostesses. Mrs. Tohn Hope was an afternoon "Vest. Mrs. Sparks received many nic." sifts and cards. The Home Economics club met at Shakamak Park Tuesday with a picnic dinner at noon. After the business session Thelma Hick--rian' and Ida Hannah gave reports on the conference at Purdue. Eighteen members and two.

visitors were present. Contests were enjoyed and prizes given to winners. The next meeting will be with Lorraine Robson on Au-' ;;ust 3rd. The Bingo club met with Mrs. Gladys Coyncr Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lelia King won hitjh. Mrs. Bertha Ingram low, and Mrs. Ida Pigg trevsl. Refreshments of angel food cake, fruit iello and iced tea wore scrvgd to the following guests: Lctla Ri .singer, ' Miss Harris, Lelia King, Rose Anderson, Bertha Ingram, Ida Pigg. Jennie Wilkes, Mrs. Thomas Sparks and the hostess. The next meeting will b3 on July 22nd at the home of Rose Anderson.

WINNERS OF FAIRBANKS 4-K DRESS SEVUE The Fairwinncrs of Fairbanks

-H Dress Revua was held July

1 15th at the school gym. Among leach four divisions two girls J were selected to represent their ' township and division at Sullivan. Those from Fairbanks who will model at Sullivan August 9 are: 1st Division, Frances Dix 1 and Esteline Drake; 2nd Division, Patsy Chowning and Ruthann Hull; 3rd Division, Patty Corroll and Marjorie Harris; 4th Diviision. Ramona Bohn and Patty : Duffer. Everyone in the 5ih Di- ' vision will modal at .Sullivan.

They are: Pansy Chambers, Regina Harris; Mylar Turpen and Jackie Crew.

Two Legs Too Many j MONTEREY Cal. (UP) Mrs. William Marshall of Seaside checked seven duck eggs which were hatching. The ducklings had broken the shells and eight pairs of legs showed. One duck had four legs, two in the normal place and two others appended on the sides, just beneath the wings.

CARLISLE CONSERVATION CLUB The Carlisle Conservation club 'win. hold a coon drag run at the Squire Bedwell farm east of Carlisle, Saturday night, July 19th beginning at 8:00 p. m.

Mrs. JJarcns Is Willin?

FORT WAYNE, n?d., (UP) T-' Mrs. Rufus Barcus came into 1 court to accuse her husband of 1 child and wife neglect. A few moments after the trial began, phe was pleading with -Judge Wayne L. Miller to help Marcus "latch on to an apartment so .1 can live and do for him as a wife ought."

AUTO RACES !

The sahuaro or "giant ca.ctus' of Arizona is especially fitted tc survive with a limited watei supply. Its extensive root system spreads in all directions from the main trunk for as many as 50 feet. The roots ar close to the surface so that rainfall is easily assimilated and stored in the pulpy interior of the main plant. . Navajo Indian hogans in AriI zona are always built with tht ; entrance facing east. Thus, travelers lost in Navajoland always - can learn their directions from one .of. the hogans. Sumatra produces pepper, . sisal, tobaccd, rubber and oil.

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WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Expert Body Building Cvitotn Work Phone Ui

AT NEW YORK, police headqearters, where she was arrested for allegedly passing bad checks totaling $185.05. Lady Iris Mountbatten O'Malley, 27 - year old cousin of King George VI of Great Britain and granddaughter of the late Queen Victoria, tells detectives she was unaware writing checks without funds to back them was a crime In the "United States. ... (International)

Per Week-.-,

v.aits far the man who qualifies for taking over my work in tliis territory for E'ectrclux Corporation. Age. no handicap. No investment required. We will train the man selected. For appointment call or write

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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. WcTick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co. Sullivan Phone No. 9 WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES