Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 167, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 August 1947 — Page 5

BULIJVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1947. PAGE FIVE CLASSIFIED AD CLASSIFIED AD RATE U per word 'f 01 one day4o per word for three iy Minimum elurre, 35c Send cash, money order, or check with order. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o per word, minimum $1.58. An additional charge of lOo will be added to classifiedadi that are not paid by the end of the month, excepting firms and organisations that carry regular charge account. ' An additional charge of 25o will be made tor the ue of box numbers.

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FOR SALE

Granular Suphosphate in stock. Electric water heaters and milk cooler. Farm Bureau Co-op.

PROMPT ROAD service for fire battery, and farm equipment troubles. Pnone 285. In haste . . . cull MACE. CEMENT BLOCKS, SAND, any purpose, GRAVEL. Materials contracted if desired. Free estimate, f none Res. 8U45. Ben's Block Plant.

WE HAVE Combination storm doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insulation Co., 258. SELL YOUK 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. KITCHEN-CRAFT sinks & cabinets, made to fit your kitchen. Write H. E. Furry, Shelburn Route one, for a personal interview at your home.

FOR SALE Number 1 Hale Haven Peaches. All this week, while they last. Wilson Bros. Orchard Pleasantville phone.

MOISTURE PROOF locker paper, cellophane rolls and celio-phane-lined . containers. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY. LAWRENCE VILLE, ILLINOIS. PHONE 90.

FOR SALE 1940 G.MVC. panel truck. 1938 Chevrolet panel truck both,- in perfect condition New Winkler . stoker; new home type bar'and back bar ideal for home. Call Fritz Stein, 425-B.

WANTED

WANTED To clean cesspools, septic tanks, government toilets. iViodern pumping equipment used, .box nu c-o limes.

LUMBER - is still hard to get.

We have plenty of 2" yellow

WANTED Electric Sewing

Machine. Call 419.

WANTED TO BUY Vacant lot. Will pay cash. C. Price, 424 feo. Court. s WANTED woman 21 years of age or older with sales experience to work in well-known Sullivan store. Good wages and commission. , Give refernces. Write Box EC, c-o Times.

WANTED TO BUY

pine, No. 2 white pine, No. 1 and " i"18 I"rsfie DaDy Dam"

No. 2 Fir, Hemlock Shiplap. Al- ne.-rnone

so kiln dried yellow pine boards, drop siding,: center matched. Also some good oak flooring. WILKINSON LUMBER CO. . ,

WANTED Carenter work, plumbing. Odd jobs.' Phone 487-X.

FOR SALE 5 room modern home in Dugger. See Mrs. N..A. Whaley or Mrs. Ralph Shepherd. Sullivan FOR SALE Five room house, full basement, f irage. 1 block from main. Dugger, Indiana. Monna Hopkins, Phone 113-73.

INSURANCE, AUTO, FIRE &

LIFE.

AND CITY

Hall, N. Oakley Bldg. Phone 567.

FOR SALE Friers. 3 mi

northwest of Shelburn. Wanted, ty agent's office)

cues aneep. james i.. nazeingg.

. WANTED A 3 or 4 room modern apt. or house for young married couple. Notify 360 (coun

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FOR RENT

FOR SALE White porcelain

table top kerosene range almost! FOR RENT Floor Sander,

new. aiso motor dikc Everett j Edger, Polisher. All new equip.

if W COME, QUICK HE'S HE'S "Y HOW DISAPPOINTING HE SO JOE KOKO'S BODY IS GIVEN ..AS LADV LILLIPUT SMILES. . IffjM J UJfA IN CONVULSIONS DEAD ' HADN'T SAID A WORD.' MUST BACK TO THE SEA HE LOVED.. f.i iu mM Ml,llu .., mjH ' M- 1 PPP

' Baby KtvL- . m mtrmm WNrnmik sf i eaf wm m , . &y?-wm -

Norris, 718 South State Street,

Sullivan, Ind. " FOR SALE Year-old BeriTshire male. Fred Foust, Paxton.

FOR SALE 16-inch- pedestal fan. Ideal for taverns, rest-

REAL ESTATE, FARMS i OUIIU!

PROPERTY Ferd oueiuuru. r lynn s oervice.

anemurn.

Conversion gas and oil burners

HOUSE PAINT Now is an

with automatic controls. Gas Juedi " "eiorfir " space heaters with circulating ns .start- See us today. Wearfans. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES Rfe- cans; t40 rnMPANV T.Awrc-rcivrrF.VTT.T.F. Als0 Burdsal paint. WILKINSON

ILLINOIS.' PHONE 90..

ment. Sullivan

Sullivan, Ind.

Decorating Co.,

MEROM

CARLISLE i SHELBURN

Mrs. Bob Falkenburg, Patty

Mr. and Mrs.' Dan Vaughn Sr.,

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vaughn Jr. and an(j jucjy Powell of Sullivan,

FOR RENT Two unfurnished family, Mr. and Mrs. George visited in Carlisle Friday.

rooms at 224 E. Depot St. Tost

LOST Genuine Leather Billfold. Contained several pictures and about' $40.00 in cash. Liberal reward. Return to Glenn Shelton, 606 So. Main or Kat-a-Korner.

Vaughn and son of Clinton Mr: l Mr and Mrs Lgx WaU of vnla

Mrs. Clate Gatlin of Phoanix, Arizona, arrived here Tuesday by plane.

Brown Saturday.

Husbands! Wives!

T m T tt 1 .1 T-v

j ,,r r.. . this week at the' Vigo County ' ouoiRe nusseu oi inaiancpm idence West of Shelburn, a Black !Fair' He is showing a pen of spent the week-end here, with

and Mrs. Will JacKson vand Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Jackson and family of near New Lebanon attended the Jackson reunion near Indianapolis Sunday. Bill Bates, Lowell Gray and Lowell Turpen, who are employ

ed at Crawfordsville, spent the old Hackett, and to week-end at home. iair.

Wayne Johnson is spending I

Park, Illinois, spent the week- Mary Jane Downs of Indiana-

end with Mrs. Wall's parents, polis, is spending her

George Young came home from Dptrnit. SnnHav

Mrs. Irving Khig o'f Terre j W8 ni new Pep and Vim?

pntrt ioitn1 (, Thousands ot couples are weak, worn-out eHaute, Visited her mother, Mrs. hau3led lely tecausa body lacks iron Foi

Mary Brown, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart.

j Connie Sue and Judy Thewlis went to Bicknell Wednesday for a visit with their aunt, Mrs. Har-

attend the

here with her parents, Mrs. Fred Downs.

vacation Mr.. George Young visitsd Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Tom Young Sunday.

new vim, vitality, try Ostrex Ionic fableni today. Contain iron you. too, may ned for pep; also vitamin Bi. Be delighted or money back. I'or sale at all drug stores everywhere.

George Russell of Indianapolis,

LUMBER CO.

1?VTD A . XTTZ-'C T 3 1-

FOR SALE One new grey V " ,

winter dress coat. Size 20. Phone "c,!" r 653. 649 South Main St. I le. n!"th of New Lebanon. Mrs.

nugn snarp

FOR SALE 1947 Kalamazoo bottlei gas range. Modern

studio couch. 427 St Phone 926Y.

NEW ABC WASHER immedi-

So. St. Clair ate denveiX Easy payments if

uesireu. oo. oiae auto ouppiy.

FOR SALE in Shelburn 5- . room house, 3 lots, small barn, "fair outbuildings. -See or call vtrhurman Benson, K. 2,'.Farmersgurg, Ind.- . . J

FOR SALE VARCON 45 & 51 plate batteries 24 month guarantee,. 10.45 exchange; Univer

sal replacement Sealbeam head-

WHI2ZER bike motors $35 down., Genuine parts & service. So. Side' Auto Supply. .

FOR SALE Nice white and yellowpeaches. $1.00 per bu. on

tree. Gene Carmichael, 6 miles

west of Carlisle.

FOR SALE

Copper Clad

lights $9.25 pair; Master Sealbeam Kitchen range used 3. weeks. H.

chrome plated spotlights, 14.95; i L. Taylor, Merom R. 1

chrome finish seal unit fog lights 4.39; complete line of mufflers, carburetors, fuel pumps, floor

mats, piston rings,' etc

FOR SALE Polar Air ice

refrigerator, like new; A. B. gas

GAM- range, high oven type. Daybed.

BLE'S. The Friendly Store, Au-1 217 E-. Jackson. Phone 558.

thorized Dealers, Frank &

Vanzo, Owners, Fhone 433.- -

north

Bud

side sq.,

FOR SALE Crosley vador Refrigerator, also

registered Collie pups. Pittman, Fairbanks.

Shel-AKC

MISCELLANOUS

COMPLETE SERVICE Lubri

cation, tail pipes, mufflers, and

Dennis! shock absorbers. JARED IMPLE

MENT SALES.

FOR SALE Feeders and founts. JOHNSON FEED AND SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court Street, Phone 606..

NOTICE, to monument custom

ere,.' we have a complete line of monuments on floor in all colors and are expecting a shipment of

FOR SALE Used electric ' 1 ""ana granite t, soon, we can

refrigerator. Ivan Robbins, R. 2,'erect any stone that is on floor

Carlisle.

FOR SALE White-rock friers. Carl Medsker, Graysville;

in -one week's notice. Sullivan

Monument Co., Clarkson & Son

DO YOU fry all summer and

NICE White Rock Fries, 35c a freeze air winter? Insulate your

lb. 948 East Washington Street, i attic summer comfort win

: ter economy, Call us for an esFOR SALE - 1937 Dodge. timatei ZONOLITE poured inGood tires. New Battery and Ra-' R0CK W0QL blown in or

dio. Price $450. See at once. Rev. BALSAM WOOL tacked in. Easy

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White and family have returned to their home in Colorado Springs, Colorado after a week's visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John White.

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anu mine ceagie nouna pup. Hampshire hogs. Answers to the name Tippy. Lib-( Mr and Mrs Ed Pinkston r3 eral reward for any information turncd h Monday night from

icduuic tu me wnereDOUis oi mib a wppks varalinn in Mirhienn

hound. Phone v929Y collect or Ruth PleaSant has returned" write to M. W. Meier, 709 E. home from a vacation trip in the Beech St., Sullivan. east

Mrs,

his daughter, Patty, and mother, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMillan

Mrs. Barbara Russell. 1

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LOST Inrlian hrxroM S Lnlb- ftud -"Vin dim Armur Wiihllr rn anrl familv

sets. Valued as keepsake. Finder , St , g", u,

leave at The Fashion Shop. Bea- ua Ul 1V1U d"u mis' rtld" "f"1 tr.Va StoAlB 3nrt EOn-

,.' Mr. and Mrs, Cap

were at Shakamak Sunday after-

Mrs. Zetta Brown and son, Allen, Mr. and Mrs. James Du- ' Mrs. Nelson and daughter, gan of Vincennes, and Mrs. Stout Betty, of Hammond, spent a few of Indianapolis, were dinner days at their home here recently.

guests Suday of Mr. and Mrs.

Friendly Sfore AUTHORIZED DEALER

SAUNDRA

Reid

Dottie Jo Shake of Vincennes, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ben

and Yentes and other relatives. J

I Misses Ann Andrusyk and Mary Hill were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McManaway of Evansville

Monday.

LOST A lady's billfold with Mrs. Anna Bailey were in Sulli-

$13 in it between South State van Tuesday.

and Broad Street. Finder return to 424 So. State or call 942Y.

HTTMAN REUNION

INDIANAPOLIS.' Aug. 21

Miss Pat Hartnett of Round

Lake, Illinois, is the guest this .The annual Pittman reunion week of Carol Carty. ' win be held Sunday, August 24, Mr. and Mrs. Rea Hoilman at the Farmersburg City Park, soent Sunday with relatives in All relatives and friends are in-

DIANAPOLIS,' Aug. 21

(UP) Hogs 5,000; opened generally 25c higher than Wednes

day's average, but 100-130 lb. 50c

Effingham, Illinois.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bsasley and son of Detroit, Michigan, spent last week here visiting Mrs. Nett Rockenfield.

Miss Bonnie Milam has rsturn-

vited to attend.

EXLINE CORNER j ...Mrs. Mary Brown visited Mrs. ' John Hall and daughtsr, Vera, Friday. ' ' ' i Mrs. Carrie Chapman of Detroit, Michigan, visited Mrs. Mary

DUGGER

Lee Lashbrook.

FOR SALE Bred gilts to farrow soon, black and '; white spotted, red sire. Nice healthy stock. E. Hoover, Carlisle-. . ' . , FOR SALE 35 mm Projector in good shape with films. Motor driven. If interested, write Post Office 454, Sullivan. FOR SALE White almost new kitchen ' cabinet." Price $10. Mrs. Paul Mason, 433 S. Elnora St., Phone 646B. . . : FOR SALE Five head of extra good - milch cows, three with calves by side; two to freshen soon. 1 rubber-tired farm wagon chassis. Balboa- seed rye. Bill Dodds, 'Vk mi. south Sullivan on U. S. 41. Phone. 9212.-

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-WILKINSON LUMBER

We have a stray black Cocker Spaniel pup. Owner, please call for it. J. K.' Coulson. .

hierhor' auorartP anftn ami rnoinf , . . .......

"toVw' " , " w" " n AA ea to xne nome-ot btena jonnson 160-190 lb. and .250-280 1 It , $27 00 after endj h . -$27.50l 225-25(X lb. $27o65: .190- Mr gnd MrsS Ralph Corder and 225 lb. mostly $27.75; 280-300 lb. fami near Martinsville Ind. $26.00 $26.50; 300-350 lb. $25.00 ' -

$25.50; 350-400 lb. $24.00 $24.5p; 100-160 lb. $21.75 $24.25; sows generally active, steady at $19.00 $24.00. . 1 Cattle 600; calves 400; fed steers and heifers steady, mostly 50c to $1 lower in very uneven trading; good and choice. 1022 lb. steers $31.50; odd head and small lot choice yearlings $30.00 $33.00; bulk medium fed steers $23.00 $25.75; common and med--ium grassers $14.00 $21.00; cows, fairly active, steady; good beef cows largely $16.00 $18.00; vealers opened moderately active, steady; good and choice $21.50 $24.00; common and medium 513.00 $21.00.

Sheep 700; load fat lambs open- and daughter of Evansville, and

ed around. $1 lower; slaughter Alvin George of Tell City, who ewes about 50c lower; good and was best man at the wedding of choice native spring lambs $20.00 Mr. t and Mrs. Schaad. Fruit $22.50; top $23.00; sparingly; punch and cake were served.

medium and good $17.00 $20.00;

common .and medium $13.00 $16.50; slaughter ewes $7.00 down.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bushman of Bicknell, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Irvine. . - The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nich Schaad was well attended last Sunday. They received many nics cards and gifts. Members of their family attending were Mrs. Robert Simmons and children of Johnson, Tenhessee, Mrs.Pete Mooney and son, Joe, of Pontiac, Michi

gan. Mr.- and Mrs. Jt-imer Koones

Lmoleum 9' x 12' first quality h'eavy weight linoleum with felt base.

LINOLEUM BY THE YARD, heavyweight, 9' wide 79c ft.

CORQNADO

Home Freezers

Upripht home freezer with freezing and storage capacity for over 200 pounds of frozen foods.

Elberta Peaches , t - ,.;.- '" will be starting to move Monday,-Aug. .25th for 2 weeks. Bring your containers. We can also use some peach pickers and packing house help. - Yates Orchard Co. OAKTOWN, Ind. . ' Phone 18 F 31

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POWER TOOLS Bench Saws ' 49.95 Drill Presses 39.95 Band Saws : 7L50 Jig Saws 19.95 Ji II.P. G-E Electric Motors available with the above BROWN & BROCKMEYER H.P. electric motors 54.50 1 II.P. electric motors 70.08 WOOD AUGER BITS, all sizes 65c up

Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners North Side Square

PhorVi 433

HOME FREEZER. We're inviting you to come to our display room and learn about the Maytag Home Freezer. See it's many advantages. Exclusive features. Available now for immediate delivery. Monroe Maytag- Store.

Dead Animals Removed All kinds: liorses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hoar service. John Wachtel Co. Trr Hante. Indiana

ALL INSURANCE IS NOT A

LIKE: Now 'tis the time to be sure you have sound full service insurance such as offered by the

State - Farm -Insurance Compa

nies. Ferd Hall, N.. Oakley Bldg Phone 567, Sullivan. . -') -.

Not responsible for any debts made other than myself.

Bill J.

This" Side ef Innocence

Based on a selection ' of the literary Guild

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MEIER-MASON j VOWS READ i In a single ring ceremony Miss Katherine Meier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Meier of Sullivan, R. 5, became the bride of Hubert Mason, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Lucian Mason of Sullivan, R. 1. The vows were read at ihe home of the bride's parents Sat- : urday, August 9th by-, the ; Rev. Homberger of Dugger in the presence of relatives and friends The bride wore a light blue, street length dress.. Her. corsage was of red roses. Miss Melba Boone was bridesmaid. She wore a pink floral dress. Her corsage was of yellow

j roses. Paul Meier, brother of ihe j bride, was best man;-.'" . i r A reception was held following the ceremony. The couple will reside in Indianapolis where. Mr. Mason is employed. '

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CROSS

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Philip tojled up the hill to the house ...

IT was on a lovely autumn day that Philip received the letter from Mary. "We shall be home soon," she wrote. "Mama is looking the best she has since Papa's death . . Philip slowly laid aside the letter. He could never marry that lovely girl Jerome had made him see that. But how could he endure to be near her? i He thought, I will look at Hilltop just once more before they return and never see it again, fie toiled up the road to the house. He stood in the garden for the last time and picked a rosebud. He would always remember this garden; To him it was a holy place. . , He felt the lightest touch on his arm, and turned quickly, to see Mary, smiling. "Mary, my dear," he murmured. "We came home last night. How did you know?" I did not know, he thought. ' Or did I know instinctively? .

'He turned. "Mary, my dear," he murmured.'

He looked grave and she knew he was in trouble. She took his hand, "Philip,"' she said, "when we found Papa that night in the; ditch, he wasn't dead. We brought him home and before he died he whispered: "Send for Philip. I want to see Philip. I want to see you two together, you and Philip.'" ' . Her eyes widened. "You didn't know, did you!" "Mary!" He said. She put her lips simply and gently on his. "Come in, dear. Mama wants to see you." ... At dusk, that day, Philip returned to his home and told Alfred, "Amalie insists upon leaving HiHtop for Mary and me. Her. share would be a wedding present." Alfred exclaimed, "Amalie must not do that! I couldn't bear to think of Hilltop and Amalie not there." He looked out and caught a glimmer of light far up the hill. He said

Alfred told Amalie, "Hilltop is your home.'

abruptly, "I must go out for a while. Wait for me." ... It was like coming home for Alfred. The house was the same. Amalie held out her hand. "Alfred," she said. "Amalie." He told ' her how happy he was over- the coming marriage of Philip and Mary, then added, "I hope i to persuade you not to leave Hilltop." j "I have no right here." I "It is your home. You don't know how it has comforted ne, all these years, to think of you here." I Full of wonder, she looked at him. She took his warm, ! firm hand and tears spilled over her face. He said, "Amalie, will you let me come again some day soon?" ; "Yes," she said, "soon." I Yes, I will come, thought Alfred, with deep surety. And ! some day I shan't go away again. The End. i

. Praying copyright, 158. by Sing Jfaftpp frnactt, Ine. copyright, 1946. by fttack & Eaback. Published by permission of Charles Scribnu'i Son.