Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 187, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 September 1947 — Page 6

PAGE SIX SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 18. 1947 SULLIVAN, INDIANA

BEAUTIFY

YOUR FLOORS with Tile-Tex or ' Rubber Tile. THOMAS TILE-TEX SALES 27 E. Jackson Phone 745

FARMERSBTJRG

NORTH BUCKTOWN

The W.S.C.S. of Mt

We Have COMPLETE LINES of AC SPARK PLUGS . . AC FUEL PUMPS AC SPEEDOMETER CABLES AC AIR CLEANERS AC GASOLINE STRAINERS , AC PLUG CLEANING COJIPOUND t AC PLUS CLEANERS NOTE: SPECIAL DEAL TO GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS SULLIVAN MOTOR SUPPLY ' 10 E. Jackson Sullivan, Ind.

and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

... Bruce Blaker, in Terre Haute.

, mr. ana mrs. jmiiu oiuucu was T . c xjn,A t vu v,o n ir io r,j,r ; -Ma,,. wo

mhicago over tne weeK-ena Oakland, California, are guests Thursday, September 4th for the Castle, is spending the week, T . r J and attended the WLS National of hejf sigter gnd familyf Mr flnd &u monthg Thg president MfS with her brother and sister.in. ! Mrs Luvisa Wood, Mrs. ?ad Darn dance. .. Mrs Walter Johnson. Thev nlan TWinU Pahmipr ic in rhnrff nf law Mr anH Mrs TV W TPnrrlvop rr Mrs- tmma t-X, Mr. and

1 Mrs. Blanche Fox was in Terre to be here about two weeks. th miiltintr work Annt. Marv and other relatives.

name luesaay nignt visiung ner , Mr, and Mj.s. Charles Snyder Jackson is vice president. Any- . brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. of Akron, Ohio, were week-end one in the church and commun- ' A tl- a Ti vVn i - - ......... .

j-m-mc euests ot Mr. ana Mrs. wi nam itv are invited to attend a mv

the all-day cemetery meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker were ! notice of filing of petition

Moriah Owensburg Sunday. dinner guests Monday of Mrs. ! boldixo and the kqi-ip'

PING OF THE SAME AND THI ISSUANCE OF BONDS IN PAV MKNT THEREOF. Notice is hereby iiven that on Tue. day, the 9th day M September, 194 .1

Mrs. Bill Wade and Abe Wilkey .there was filed with the Townsh

attended the homecoming

Providence church last Sunday

TV,,,. r.t T,, ,..., CJ..11 I

o" van uoumv. Indiana, a Detmon siem

Mrs. Emma French entertained sny(jer.

ner ciud t naay at ner nome. Mr and j.

.mere were ten memDers present. were guests of

ered dish dinner is served at tyie TM 3 T 1 , .. .. . . . a

r iuyu uuuuar noon nour ana any neip is great- rjod

Mr. ana Mrs. ly appreciated.

Ytt mroifi than Jfiiriin r"icrfi i-wi n&rM

1 (7R&& nf thA Lap-fit vAfArB Af aniH ii-iurtl

Mr Will irt, ir, sh'P fls shown by the total number j

.o. i votes cast fo

DODD BRIDGE

. , : n, aiiu mis. nm ruuiz, ivirs. votea ,.a3t for Renretarv of State at tl

There will be a homecoming at Hasy Pinkston and Mrs. Bertha ' last preceding election and by moi , , . , , , , d.,ij jj iu. than fifty (.TO) owners of real estate

j-mugc tnuiui duiiuaj, ......... - ...... iv.... v . Turman Township. Sullivan county

September 21. Everyone

V rs. W 1 I I HITI 1 J 1 1 K-tf VIMLtU -C ml 3 i i i . i ii. . . -

relative, in Martinsville. Dlinois . Wg C,Wa "lie? ? bring a well filled basket.

, - cream social at ivii. ivionan over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Thompson -rv,,.cQ Oo,w .

J rp, j hjt "'"'""J '

come Dodd Bridge

night.

church Tuesday

Mrs. Esther Brown is spending and son, Tommy, returned Mon

her vacation with her daughter day from a month's vacation in

Arizona.

FIRST wear it ,,all-n-one,, . . . batteries inside. SECOND -change to economy batteries and save up to on cost. Appointments in the home upon request. Sonotone of Terre Haute F. P. Sayre, Mgr. 1015 So. 7th Street Terre Haute. Ind. C-4001

family have moved from Linton back to their home here. Mr. and

Garland Shepnerd, who is a Mrs. Gene Figg will move to

patient at the Mary Sherman Linton lor future residence. Hospital, is some improved. j Paul Wallace, who is employ

ed in Illinois, spent tne weekJoe Oliphant relumed Friday end with Mrs. Wallace and child-

to Palo Alto, California to xe- ren.

sume his teaching there after

spending the summer months were supper guests of Mr. and here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox of Bicknell

Mrs. Oliphant: Sundav evening.

Alleru. Anderburg was in Chi-

Wliopping Big Tomicraft ' Selection! Men's

UDTUl

All Sanforized I

All Penney Priced!.

1 1 M '

kefirs " JC A 1

cago last week.

I Mr. and Mrs. John Loranzo of

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Figg and T- - ... , . , . x their home after spending then-

vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and son, Lloyd. t Rev. Powell, Rev. and Mrs.

Walters, Mrs.' Edith Hart and ! Jessie Wood were dinner guests'! Tuesday of Mrs. Luvisa Wood. i mtr. Trc rM Un J 1

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier . m TI . . .. , '

iciuuiy ui i en e naute, visiieu Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hart and Ruth j last week-end. j lTi etnA T,To TJor l7n,Tln

Mrs. Etta Wolfe of Sullivan, is " " J ."c" .

Indiana, praying for the purchase

certain real estate and the buildiiii

situated thereon and the equipping

tne same, an as described in s:i petition, and the issuance and sale i"

More than 77 million board : bonds in the amount of Eight Thou

4. c , ' . : . I sand Dollars (S8.00U.0U) or any ies

.icci vi luinuer ajiu iiinuer aje mm mat said Advisory Hoard an

used annually bv the Canadian Trustee might deem advisable, for tl

nickel industry. It requires ap-

CITY TAXI PHONE 239 ON THE JOB DAY ...and... NIGHT Dependable Courteous o Reliable

Hale, for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney of Dugger, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Abrams and son. I Mr. and Mrs. George Fordyce and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordyce, Miss Ona Fordyce of New Castle, and Mrs. Laura Fordyce and children attended

family.

I Rev. Parnell, Rev. Walters, and

proximately 4,000 freight cars to transport this .material. Momus, the mythological god of mirth, laughter and sarcasm, is usually represented holding an image of Folly in one hand, and raising a mask from his face 'with the other. American-flag- vessels carry 70 per cent of the trade between the United States and Caribbean ports.

payment thereof.

Notice is further given that til

Township Trustee and Advisory Boai

nave determined to grant such peutn

and to issue and sell bonds in pavmei

tliereot.

Notice is further given that withi

tlnrty 130) days alter the publistun

of this no'ce. a remonrpn'-p ray ij filed by the owners of taxable re

estate in said township Kieuler

number than the njmber of petition?:!

with he Township Trustee of buc

township.

icu this lOtn risy of Septembt l

1947.

JAMES. KENNETj

Trustee, Turman Townshi; Sullivan County, Indiana

Bed well. Bed well & Haines, Attorneys for Turman Township. 1st ins 9-11-47 2t.

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

ning

WE HAVE Moved To North Side Of V 4 doors east of Kroger Store

quare

INBODY1

SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY

Famous Towncrafta in ALL the1 shirt-fabrics. . . ALL the collar styles . . , ALL Sanforized! Genuine woven-in patterns., luxurious piques, crisp oxford cloths, softtoned end-to-end broadcloths! Reg- ' ular point Nu-craft collars (soft- J'. feeling, crisp-looking), widespreads, tabs, button-downs, long

'A points, too! All at Penney VNOW!

Sanforized Towncraft Whites

2.93

NEW FALL TIES in rlcli,- q smooi'. -draping rayon! Sharp, ' true colorings! : . Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. ' ' ;; Shrinkage will not eiwj 1.

5 Wool Blanket Pair A RED HOT VALUE Just 4.98 You can't' afford " to miss this value! 5 wool. blankets in smart chevron plaids .bound in satin ! 41 lbs. per pair . . . full 72" x 84". Buy it on Lay-Away!

Warm, Richly Tufled CHENILLE ROBES

4.98

New longer jklrls, sweep-" ingly full new tlirce-quar-ter length dresses wide rever collars! All ; flatteringly beautiful in rich col

ors! 12-20, 4046.

CHILDREN'S RAYON PANTIES

Gay modes Are Best! FINE NYLONS The name tells you they are the finest nylons you

can buy ! Very sheer, but iong-wearing 45 gauge in Sun Shadow ;and' ' Spring

. Beige tones. 8V& to lQ1. i f'- 1 . : i" 1

39c pr

III

I mhwww.dhiiiiiiii HI wwii. ny. ill Mill mil. iui

u. mm ti

W is the store mr keeps prices ion M KEEPIM PROFITS LOW (Last S t'ear Ai tragn only about Ic on a dollar)

Especially nowadays, when your food dollars count, you can count on your A&P to give

you a lot for those dollars. Day in and day out A&P's money-saving prices offer you more

good eating . . . not merely a few special items but on every item of food for your

table T. . not occasionally but every day of the week. Your A&P is able to do this be cause A&P "keens both expenses low and profit low (A&P's profit has averaged only about lc on a dollar in the last five years). We repeat when dollars count when you

yvant to getjhe most food for your doyarMhen A&P is your kind of a store. -

A&P'$ HOXEY-SAYISG

"SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS1

CHOICE CUTS BEEF CHUCK R0ASTl,49 COOKED PICNICS Lb. 49c GROUND BEEF Lb. 39s PORK SAUSAGE 53c SKINLESS WIENERS Lb 45c CHICKENS 'ftgz'iSrgrX 53c

43c 31c

FRESH COD FILLETS Lb. 39e

WHITING ZvJln tk 18c

MISS GEORGIA BRAND SULTANA BRAND FOR PIES

PACKERS LABEL

Can (

Lb.

LARGE BOLOGNA psiy

ROSE FISH 0CNLEPTESRCH .Lb.

TT'-,"HtTSWt, "ll,J u i ' 1 - V- 1 i,n..(. . ,.','1;

IONA

BRAND SAME LOW PRICE BROADCAST

Jar

SULTANA

BRAND SULTANA BRAND 17-OZ. PACKERS LABEL 46-OZ.

WIJOLE , NO. 2 CAN

No. 1 flC

Can " Nca226c 3 Can, 29C 12tP"36c

16-Ot.

Tin

16-Ot. 40a

29c

'AiP's DAIRY CENTER BUYS

Lb. 25c

OLEOMARGARINE SUASD0D

CfiftC SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A" tUU0 SMALL CUICC MEL-O-BIT n, PROCESSED CHEESE FOOD CHED.0.BIT AMERICAN yc PIMENTO FRESH BULK CHEDDAR

CHEESE SPREADS DOMESTIC BLEU

Doj..

53c

2Lbf 91c 2 79c

SLICED PEACHES FRUIT COCKTAIL BSP CHERRIES

CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOU

BA3Y LIMA BEANS ARMOUR'S TREET CORNED BEEFHASH PEANUT BUTTER RED KIDNEY BEANS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS

SALAD DRESSING . NN PAGE & 31c PREPARED SPAGHETTI ENCf:SlND 2 Kor 21c

DILL PICKLES TOMATO JUICE

SOLID PACK TOMATOES

10c

For 18c 15c

TOKAY GRAPES APPLES PRUNE PLUMS CRISP CABBAGE JUICY LEMONS

CALIFORNIA FLAME

ITALIAN 28-Lb. Baaket $2.59 SOLID HEADS LARGE ,300 SIZE

Lb.

Lbs.

Lbs,

Lb.

Dm.

ICc 32c 25c

43c

CHIPPEWA POTATOES wtner 15 59c

LOUISIANA YAMS

WASHED WAXED

Lbs.

29c

Lb.C I Lb. 43c I Lb. 59c 1

KRAFT'S RELISH.

ENRICHED

nmti obead

20-Oz. Loaf

I iRY A&l1 COFFEE A I "! Agree It TmtU Better ""pL I S Sold in the whole, fluvormled bent (jjj di-&it B mJ Tallinn Hrannd 1a vaur nriW TV K VM

11 a 1 K .v. i... . ,.o :.. n. r j.T.

2j nalarslly frether ... nalunilly better M'f For 110 1 ... than pregroond coReei which ere ff i.S, ICj, aronnd day, or week, before For 1 ' tkey'f wM. Cet your lavorlle A&P Sy iiSJiSTfil No. 2 'A 3Q a B Weod todeyl There', one to wit jour WisfToJf3 1 "B 25 I EIGHT O'CLOCK Lb. 39c 3 For 29C I Mild end Mellow V?! Lge. I RED circle 2,81c J ?? I Rich end FulHodled iifc'Stf I 160 I BOKAR Th 43C MSI.

HERB- C "C j f iwjirr''" 4

LANG'S

WHOLE IONA BRAND 18-OZ. CAN

riO. 2 CAN

DEL MSNTE PEACHES LIBBY'S PILLSBivRY'S FLOUR GOLD MEDAL EARLY JUNE PEAS PACNK0ER CLAANB3EL SOAP FLAKES BSJ 20-MULE TEAM BORAX

BOUILLON CUBES

SOAP POWDER ' REGULAR SIZE FOR MARVELOUS SUDS SWEETHEART 7 i- BLUES AS IT WASHES RINSO PALr,10LIVE VEL S0AP ipo 19c BLUE SUDS IS1- 31c r"'"rc10c 30c bath s,2E iJl . lx . 10c '