Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 185, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 16 September 1947 — Page 3

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BULUVAN, INDIANA SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1947 PAGE TEPvES CLA CLASSIFIED AD RATE Minimum charge 18 words or less, 35c, first insertion. 2c for each additional word, first insertion. 18 words or less 70c for three Insertions, 4c for each additional word for three Insertions. SWd cash, money order, or check with order. .- r . ... Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions Zc per work, 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 25c will be made for the use of box numbers.

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SEED RYE, horse tanks, hog founts. Farm Bureau Co-op. PROMPT ROAD ervice for tir battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In haste . . . call MACE. 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. INSURANCE, AUTO, FIRE & LIFE. REAL ESTATE, FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY. Ferd Hall, N. Oakley Bldg. Phone 567. FOR SALE Pipe furnace and blower, both in excellent condition. Call 379-B. FOR SALE Hay, clover or timothy. Fries. Klondike watermelons. James Ault, Phone 8251. " ONE DAY Alarm Clock, G.E. automatic steam irons, sandwich grills, portable electric food mixer. McKinley Electric Shop. WILL SELL 122-acre dairy & poultry farm. ' Modern house, large barn and other outbuildings. Also lots on 41. For price & terms see A. W. Pigg, 1 mile southwest square, Sullivan, Ind., R. R. 1." FOR SALE Two shotguns, one pump and one double barrelled. Don Greenwood, Carlisle Route 3. FOR SALE Electric McCorm-ick-Deering separator, ' stainless steel, large size. Also 10x12 factory-built brooder house. Ed Padgett, Paxton R. 1. . . FOR SALE Two work horses with harness. First house north of Providence church. C. ' A. Dubree. FOR SALE 1947 Chevrolet Vz-ton truck. Actually 18,000 miles. 12-f t. grain bed, good tires. Call after 4:00 p; m. Roy Dyer, Dugger. " FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet panel truck. Phone 102-L after 5:30 p. m. FOR SALE . Nubian stove, with oak jacket, large size. Good condition. 228 South State St. FOR SALE Farmall tractor, -plow, disc, cultivator. 1 mile east of Merom Station. Basil McCarty. FOR SALE Walnut piano and bench, in good condition. Padgett at DX Station. Paxton. FOR SALE 4-room house, electricity, full basement and furnace. 2 lots. North Section St. Usrey's Real Estate and Ins, Sullivan Phone 172 FOR SALE Wiring services and materials complying with R.EJW.C. and Public Service specifications. , Boyd Electric Shop. POPULAR and CLASSICAL RECORDS by Columbia, RCA, Majestic, MGM and King. Gene's Radio Service, south side square. "FOOD CHOPPERS, $1.75; wooden rolling pins, 79c; juicers, $2.98; electric irons, $5.95 to $9.50; Coleman and Radiant gasoline irons, $6.95. Gamble's, The Friendly Store, Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners, north side square, phone 433. FOR SALE Gentle Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old. Mrs. George Smith, Mahan place, north of Wilford. FOR SALE 1940 Oliver combine in good condition. Ernest Medley, 4 miles south of Pleasantville. FOR SALE 1937 1-ton Chevrolet truck. Bill Hiatt, 449 Stratton St. FOR SALE Warm Morning heater. Riggs Flat. FOR. SALE Library table: living room suite; dining room table and 4 chairs; bed and springs. See or call Les Schriver. Hymera, Indiana, after 5:00 o'clock. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, 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 hour service. ' John Wachtel Co. Terra Hants. IaSsM '

FOR SALE . Several ' lady's suits and dresses, size 10 and 11. Excellent condition. Phone 954-A or 202 N. Section. FOR SALE White enameled coal range. Good condition. Phone 350-Y or 618 E. Washington St.

4-room Cottage, good well, electricity, Foley St. Nice lots on South Court. Five-room cottage on N. State. Four-room cottage, N. State. 5-room modern home, close in. Modern 9-room house, N. Court. Have buyers for 80-40-20 acres or what have you. should you want a buyer for 4 rooms or more of household furniture, call me. Souter Real Estate & Auctioneering, Office 326 West Beech. Phone 673. FOR SALE Stoker, large enough, for 8-room house. Little used. Good reason for selling. O. H. Burke, Graysville, Ind. FOR SALE 5-room completely modern house, 4 blocks from public square. Immediate possession. Can be seen by - appointment. Phone 22 or 302 after 5:00. FOR SALE White Cling and freestone peaches, few large yellow ones. This week only. Mrs. Wickline, Carlisle Phone. MISCELLANOUS COMPLETE SERVICE Lubrication, tail pipes, mufflers, and shock absorbers. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES. . , NOTICE, to monument customers, we have, a complete line of monuments on floor in all colors and are expecting a shipment of Finland granite soon. We can erect any stone that is on floor in one week's notice". Sullivan Monument Co., Clarkson & Son. ALL INSURANCE IS NOT ALIKE: Now is the time to. be sure you have sound full service insurance such as offered by the State Farm Insurance Companies. Ferd Hall, N. Oakley Bldg. Phone 567, Sullivan. , ANYONE owning or having information regarding 12 gauge Marlin pump gun No. 14251, previously ifi'"-possession of Clem Kirkham, . please notify R. L. Clark, 2620 College Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. JUST RECEIVED another ship ment of Majestic combination coal and Philgas cook stoves. Im mediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Indiana. RUMMAGE SALE at Powell

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Class,' Friday and Saturday, Sept.' 19 and 20th. WATCH FOR GAMBLE'S bargain-loaded formal opening ad in WEDNESDAY'S TIMES. Gamble's, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners, north side square, phone 433. ' SHOULD you wish to buy real estate, see me. I have houses located in all sections of city, two rooms to 10 rooms,' modern, semi-modern and places that have very little modern conveniences. Located in all sections of city, and a large number of farms, some of best in county. Have a good 4-room house, close in to rent. It has a , glassed-in porch and a pantry. Will have a 4-room house and r acre too, empty soon. Come and see or call me. James P. Burdge, 325 E. Jackson St., Phone 195-B, Sullivan, Ind. LOOK For Immediate Delivery: Duo Nubian, Majestic, Florence, Warm Morning, Copper Clad, Philgas Combinations, Perfection. Buy your stoves at a Stove Store. Have a selection and terms. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Indiana. WANTED WANTED TO BUY Tomatoes, on Tuesday and Thursdays, for :anning. Also have mangoes, pinentoes, sweet peppers and sugar :orn roasting ears. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. WANTED TO RENT 5or 6room modern house in Sullivan. See Paul Martsolf, Sullivan Root Store, Phone 148. ' WANTED Ironings. No curtains. Call 329-X or see me at 427 N. ' State St. - WE DO PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Expert Body Building sa Work ' Ffcta tei

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Korean clover hay on the shares, i See or phone Mrs. Wickline, Carlisle. FEMALE HELP WANTED MAKE MONEY QUICKLY showing big line Christmas Cards to friends, others. Low as 50 for $1 with name imprinted. Also 22 quality box assortments Christ mas and Birthday Cards, Gift Wrappings. Liberal profit for you immediately. No experience need ed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write for free samples. ' GENERAL CARD, 1300 Jackson Blvd., Dept. I 249, Chicago 7, 111. FOR RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan ' Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind. FOR RENT Large sleeping room.- Also wanted washings to do. Phone 926-B. 720 E. Chaney. FOR RENT Large front sleeping room. 204 South Crowder St. LOST LOST Lady's Schaeffer lifetime mottled brown pen Call Mary Barcus, 933-X. Reward. NEWKIRK'S CARD OF THANKS Kennedy; We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who were so kind to us during the illness and at the death of our loved one, Reece Kennedy. We especially wish to thank Brother Lon McClary, the singers, and those who sent flowers or helped in any way. Every token of sympathy will be cherished in our memory. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Inman Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy Brothers and Sisters SHADES PARK TO PROVIDE SPACE FOR 150,000 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 16 Visitor capacity of the Shades will be multiplied tenfold by its development as a state park, Indiana Department of Conservation officials said today. The Shades, 60-year-old scenic park in west-central Indiana is scription for development as the 15th park in Indiana's nationallyknown recreational chain. Kenneth R. Cougill, director of state parks, said state develop ment of the 1452-acre property will result in a visitor carrying, capacity of approximately 150,000 persons annually. Visitations in recent years, under private ownership have numbered approximately 15,000 annually. Cougill pointed out that the Shades lacks most of the facilities which characterize the state park system. Pinic areas are inadequate. Roads are necessary to open up the park's interior. There is no public water system and few trails. The Shades is to be developed for low and middle class income groups with the prime development centering around low cost family cabins. Shades gifts may be made at any bank or by mail to Save the Shades, Indianapolis. s The' Jinn" (plural of Jinnee) were a sort of fairy in Arabian mythology, the offspring of fire. The Jinn propagate their species like human beings, and are. governed by kings called suleymans. Their chief abode la the mountain Kaf , and they appear to men in the" form of serpents, dogs, cats, etc., which become invisible at pleasure. Evil jinn are hideously ugly, and good jinn are exquisitely beautiful. More than 50 per cent of the labor of producing milk is work In the dairy barn. Dairy barn equipment, arrangement and. methods of feeding and milking offer the most opportunities for cutting laborcosts. ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES Personalized Lubrication STAHL'S Standard Service Corner Section and Wall

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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nichols and Phil and Lloyd Vickrev spent the week-end with rela tives and friends in Chicago and Gary. - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Milam and son of - Newport, Indiana, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Webb M!am. Mrs. Med Bates spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilkes in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. William Guthrie of Jasonville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Will Thornton and La Velda. Mrs. Madge Watson and family of Indianapolis, spent the weekend with Paul Gettinger. Mr. and Mrs. John McKinney have returned from a vacation trip to the West coast. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Borders and son .were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels and family. SHELBURH Mr. and Mrs. William Gaskins had as their guests over the week-end Mrs. Gaskins niece, Mrs. Inez Steuben and daughter, Mrs. Pearl Paulkrabek, of, Trau, Iowa. Mrs. Helen Willey spent the week-end in Farmersburg. Ralph Hitchmough and Earl Baxter of Anderson, were home over the week-end. Mrs. Mary Quinn of Tei ra Haute, visited friends here the

SERVICE - W A M TSII ' FULL GROWN CATS ' . : SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th '' .,, ' TELEPHONE S3 " , - None purchased from minors. GRIGGS HATCHERY . H ,f ." 123&. Main St, : , ' INDIANA Sullivan, Ind. ' ttwnnvi-ninj, ..iivjit i.i. i nm ,.. .im.i in ,. iw m " mm im.ninjw . ... J , , Swim Viiw i"'iln"A S tt&m-iYr linriiw ii latffcr.gi.MHiimMaiiM iiniMHiwju.iiiwii MyiillifcMn .iimhbiii.imj r wwf tun-i'.n imwt -Mikti)ytt " . . ' : - -- . . BY MASOERY SHARr Britannia Maws .V. Zev-i-'.- V1I HI IhHSHf'llfft 1 Iff! Sff fA Ml j WrnM F?.,v"'1fc mmi(0

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THE days immediately after Henry's funeral were srorit by Adelaide cleaning and clearing the Sat in Britannia Mews. It was all part of her plan for flight. She packed happily. Then she was all ready; and she wrote a message to be sent by telegraph 1 Dearest Mother a nd Father. 1 am coming home this atsrnoon. Henry passed aviay after a short illness, influenza. 1 long for -you with all my heart. Your loving Ad die. ; ?There was a sound behind her, and Mrs. Mouhsey came ' '-The woman' who had -testified for her at the inquest waddled across the room and sat in Henry's chair. "You bin cleanin' up," she said. .' "Yes," said Adelaide cheerfully. "I'm going home." For

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,past week. I Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hill of Carlisle, visited relatives here : Sunday evening. ' Mrs. Clate Gatlin is the guest , of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shaf er of ; Sullivan. ! William McGarvey of Shel-

burn, Bud McCammon, Jack McCammon and John Orr of Sullivan, spent a few days last week in St. Louis, Missouri visiting ; friends. While there they attend:ed the Brooklyn-St. Louis ball : game. ; DUGGER Dr. Moore has located in the office formerly occupied by the late Dr. Deputy. ' :.' Dr. Joe Dukes of Indianapolis, was the week-end guest .of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Dukes. Past Chiefs ciub entertained with a picnic supper at the shelter, house Friday evening. The evening was spent playing games. Members attending were Bess Mason, .Verna Hammack, Ona Laxton ' Bess Kielblock, Cynthia Carlisle, Anna Stevenson and Lucille Stevenson. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Victor Holt, of Chicago, announce the birth of a daughter, Victoria Jeanne, born September 13th. Mrs: Holt was formerly Miss Mary Frances Edds of Sullivan. pleasantly, "Please take Qrwii9 opyjriftfc ii Si i'n

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George Russell of Indianapolis, and Mr.' and Mrs.' Bill Owens of Sullivan, ' were dinner guests Sunday of . Mrs. Barbara Russll and Patty. Mrs. Wilbur Grass and .children and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dugan Sr. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim . Monroe of near Graysville. " . : ' ' Miss Jerine Anderson, who is attending music school in Ohio, spent the - week-end here with her parents,. Mr, and Mrs. Leland Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass were in Sullivan Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lowell Folio well of near Oaktown, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sunday afternoon. HYMERA Mrs. Fern Case entertained the Busy Bee club , at her home Fri-, day, September 12. At noon a delicious dinner was enjoyed. The day was spent in doing fancy work. Two guests, Mrs. Ella Roafk of Washington, D. C, and Mrs. Mary ' Goodman of Terre Haute, were present. Misses Beulah Pipher - and Gladys Zink of Indianapolis, spent the week-end here. Mr. ouitj5Sy om i.ito t.i room..

wht yrj he 'M rh ,tH i ors .ytnj s?'hrp'" tnst n.er voice was luo mi. luu t.';a i.wv ios.'t J the door.' ; - ' ' -.' , . . "Come 'eri'.'M Mrs .Mminsey. .Adelaide said. "V very rl".s -re in f?t"h ny train.". ' "Ycu ain't gtntV nuvvhtie," stud Mis. Muunsty. "Vou'r staym' 'ere": v " " '; ' Asain thy fsrerf esrh othr in .y'lonoe ArBio gave a high, artifioai-laugn-. .'"Sti.y nere. '1 d''n'JK'niw what you mssn." ; .. ; . ; ' . ' '"''I've took a fancy o vsr"' ald Mrs - Mo'lin?ey. "If I 'adn'i. voulri Y a 'r&.y t rt; ? tr. o's?" ' . ' Ad?!oidoknew Wa.y.tivf to fipht. Sfci .sal't w'.ij. ' "You're achiang- yotu-seii' ci 'pc-i-jury. Do you-'kiiow. the penalty tor that?:' - .. .

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attended . the Coalmont-Worth-ington ball game Sunday at Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlowe. Mr. Thompson is a former teacher here.

Helen Chance of Indianapolis, THE NEW VIVIAN

THEATRE IN CARLISLE Where Friends Meet.

... . r. . . Thurs. - Fri. Sat Sept. 18, 19 & 20 THIS IS THE YEAR OF "THE YEARLING" A Technicolor Production starring Gregory Peck - Jane Wyman Claude Jarman, Jr.

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"7 in o imprisonment Better than bein' 'anged by the . !).?-:. Uil yer dead. I could say I saw yer push 'im . . ." 'i-jW much??" Adelaide' said. Mrs. Mounsey declared hsr alackniail would be ten shillings a week. But when Adv.aide said, "Very well, I'll send it to you," Mrs. Mounsey held up an old, torn envelope. "You ain't leavin'l" said, "'less you wants me to follow." Adelaide recognized the envelope as one she had 'tors and thrown out, but it still had her mother's address1, is tht' corner. She was trapped. Her mind sickened at the tU4 pri'e slie would have to pay to stay in the Mew's, untl released by Mrs. Mounsey's death. ; ' The old woman read her thoughts. "Not twice you couldiV she said. "Not with the same coroner." . " .

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spent the week-end here. The Senior Home Economics class of Hymera is sponsoring a bake sale Saturday, September 20th at the Hymera High School. The sale will open at 10 a. m. Proceeds will go to redecorate the Home Economics room.

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