Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 187, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 September 1947 — Page 7

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 IVAN. INDIANA ELONDIE

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FOR SALE

V) RYE, horse tanks, . Farm Bureau Co-op,

hog

VTPT ROAD service lor

ttery and farm equipment 3. Phone 285. In hasto . . . CE.

HAVE Combination storm Phone O. P. Dale Insula- )., 258. ' ' , JYOUK WHEAT to

a Jiiievator. mgnesi. initn

iuick service. Government scales. Open from 7:00 a.

);00 p.m. Johnson Elevator,

- MAN-A-MAR LAYING MASH is rich in Vitamins and minerals just try a bag and be convinced. DILUiNuHAM ' HATCHERY, .15 North Maui Street. FOR SALE 4-room house in good condition, Large garden and several fruit trees. Priced to sell. Inquire by calling 3j3-X or contacting owner at t55 Sylvan Dull. FOR SALE 20 acres with improvements. Inquire 1 mile south 6i Road 54 from Shclton filling station at Jesse Goodman's.

L'RANCE, AUTO, FIRE &

REAL ESTATE, FARMS CITY PROPERTY. Ferd

4l. Oaklev Bide. Phone 5b.

ATT'S POULTRY REGULA,will give those run-down ind lagging pullets the start need to lay more eggs. DILHAM HATCHERY, 15 North i Street. $SALE Wiring services materials complying with l.C. and Public Service (cations. Boyd Electric

1R SALE 1940 Oliver com'in good condition. Ernest ley, 4 miles south of Pleasflle. . )R SALE Warm Morning tx. Riggs Flat. r SALE: Several, lady's Land dresses, size 10 and 11.

nt condition, f none aot-A

oecuou, SALE White . enameled range. Good condition.

550-Y or 618 E. Washing-

FOR SALE 1941 No. 6, Oliver combine; horse-drawn mowing machine, newly overhauled. Bert Arnett, 581 West Johnson. Phone 599-A.

FOR SALE Sugar corn, ing ears.' 20c a dozen. Robertson Greenhouse. ,

roasta; L.

FOR SALE White Home Comfort range. Like new. Can be seen 2nd. house south Glcridora Crossing. FOR SALE One ram or 13 ewes and one ram. Nolan Mason, Indian Prairie church or inquire Mason Auto Exchange, Carlisle.

SHOULD you wish to buy real estate, see me. I have houses located in ail sections of city, two rooms to 10 rooms, modern, semi-modern and places ' that have very little modern conveniences. Located in all sections o city, and a large number of

farms, some of best in county, j

Have a good 4-room house, close in to rent. It has a glassed-in

' Dorch and a nantry. Will have a

4-room house and 1 acre too, empty soon. Come and see or call me. James P. Burdge, 325 E.. Jackson St., y Phone 195-B, Sullivan, Ind. vj WORM POULTRY the Easy Way: Feed JOHNSON SPECIAL WORMING MASH WITH BUTTERMILK, EVERY 8 WEEKS. THIS is a good control program. Easy to treat, pays back many times the cost because of more efficient assimilation of Jhe nutritional elements that produce good growth and high egg production. Johnson Feed & Swpply Co. -

FOR SALE 16-ft. grain bed with new tarpaulin, 14-ft. truck bed, 42-galion safety side tank. Don Hiatt, Paxton, Ind. , FOUNTAINS & FEEDERS egg cases, 15 dozen size and 30 dozen' size. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main St.

FOR SALE Blonde cocker spaniel puppies. ' 5 weeks old. Barbara Colvin, 102 N. Cross St.

SALE Stoker, large for .8-room house.' Little ood reason for selling. O.

lie, Graysville, Ind.

SALE 5-rbom complete-

ern house, 4 blocks from

square, immediate posses-

ari be seen by appoint-

Plione 22 or 302 after 5:00.

) PRATT'S poultry reguid get more eggs. DILAM HATCHERY, 15 No. treet.

FOR SALE or Trade for cheaper car '42 Studebakcr Commander. Good condition. 345 West Thomas St.

NOTICE Plenty of. good sweet watermelons, all guaranteed. And plenty of minnows at Speck Harris', South Texaco Station. MAN-A-MAR LAYING MASH is rich in vitamins and minerals just try a bag and be convinced. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY,, 15 North Main Street.

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1 IMMPTMP OH.NO' I BLTT VDU CANT Lf NOW SAVE ' I fef? N ? . tuaVS '

' grt..

Call at

R SALE Alfalta, eighty

per bale in the iielfl.

Klinrt Tlinrcrlnv Spn-

ijer 18th.' Also young JerIcow and calf for sale. Dr. fc. Lindley. .

FOR SALE 75 head of native feeder calves. . Average weight 400. pounds or over. Delivery November 1st: Write or .. call Col.

Irvin L. Henderson, Robinson, Illinois.' . FOR SALE Royal sweeper, practically new. Bargain. 319 Indiana Avenue or call 346-L. FOR SALE Pair of horses, 7 years old. Weight 3200. Elmer I Day, 3 miles south of Carlisle,

Vk miles west of 41. . ..... - .. .....

PRATT'S POULTRY REGU

LATOR will give those run-down

hens and lagging pullets the start they need to lay more eggs. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 North Main Street.

IV ATE SALE Saturday, 10

to 4 p. m. Studio couch, 8

g chairs, occasional cnair, i

xm suite, 1 new bed, mat-

and springs. 1 linen press,

en cabinet, i neaiing siove,

ther mattresses, 11 throw 2 eas heaters, many other

llaneous items. Fred Worthn, 854 North Main.

R SALE Warm Mornmg

ng stove with jacket. Used 8

S. 230 East Harris St.

)UNTAINS & FEEDERS

cases; 15 dozen size and 30

n size. DILLINGHAM

CHEKY, 15 North Main St.

)R SALE McCammon St.,

5-room cottageElectricity & r. $2000.00. Terms. Inquire S. Court. C. Price.

FOR SALE One pedigreed German Shepherd pup ten weeks old. Sired by Chamnion Captain Franz v.d, Oldchove. Call Carlisle Telephone Office. MISCELLANOUS

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ROOT'S SPECIALS FOR HOME FURNISHING WEEK

RADIOS Cromwell portable radios, two-tone plastic carrying case, complete ..... 29.50 No. 100 Spartcn Tabic model radios, white plastic case, 5 tube ?20.95 Reg. $20.95 Sparton table model radios, brown plastic case, 5 tube, floor samples, now 19.95 Sparton combination, maho?any veneer cabinet, 7 tube . 169.95 With Old Radio . . $149.95 RCA combination, walnut case, solid walnut top, 9 tube $209.50 Zenith table model com

bination. 6 tube, AC & DC, 1 walnut case, plays 10 or I

12 inch records . . . $119.50 Zenith table model combination sets, 5 tube, AC & DC, walnut case, plays 10 or 12 inch records. . $97.50 STOVES

WANTED Route

Times Office.

boy.

SHELBURN

WANTED 300 shocks of corn

cut, 20c per shock, $60.00 for the

job. Aud Price, 2 miles south oi

town.

WANTED Night cook at Gable Inn. Apply in person.

WANTED -

Boyle's News

- Pe.per Stand.

boy

IN MEMORIAM -

In loving memory of our dear loving, son, . . Private . Benjamin

iiouoway, jr., wno gave ms me. steve Reed-left for Lafayette for his country three years ago Tuesday . where he : will enter j today, Sept. 18, 1944, in Holland. purdue University. . -

A precious one" trom us is gone, i Mrs Maggie Raines and dauA voice we loved is Still, - ' ghter,' Mary Ellen, spent Sunday A place is vacant in our home in Terre Haute with relatives. . Which never can be filled. i . : :. ; Sadly missed by his father and' Mr. and Mrs. Claude German mother, Mr. and Mrs. Benj. S.: attended ' the show at Hymera

I Mrs. Arthur McMillan recently. Curry, Hazel Scott, Clara Piercs, The Paula Ann Home Econ- Emmaline Miller, Fern B intield, 'omics club met at the home of Armeda Stout, Nettie Wilson, Mrs Mary Griffith Wednesday, .Myrtle Woolley Eva Bean TrilSeptember 10th, with Mrs. Pau- Gummere, Eana Boj 11 Doline Schrage as" assistant hostess, tore. Turner and hree guest. Members present were Pauline Mrs. Pete Mathews, Mrs Call their, sorority at the home of Rubble, and Mrs. Dan How aid.

FOk RENT

FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edgcr, Polisher. All , new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan. Ind. '

FOR RENTing room. 204

-Large front sleepSouth Crowder St.

Holloway.

FOR RENT Five-room furnished house and four lots in Pax- j ton; Will be at house Friday until 'Monday. Mrs. Volney Snyder.

FOR RENT OR SALE 5-room j house. Rent $30.00 per mo. or : sell for $2750.00. Immediate possession. Gene Wiley, 348 WJ Graysville. - :

PR SALE-

m house, ire 424 S.

-Paxton, $1000.00. Court. C.

5 acres, Terms. Price. .

)R SALE Motor bike, chain ;n, in A-l condition. 420 h Court Street or 235 West Street. Phone 30. Jimmy a.

)R SALE While e. Good condition.

inldson St.

ename: 327 W

rR SALE Used gas range, fmty-five dollars. 406 E. 'mnotnn St Phnno R7S

IK SALE Large size Estate

rola, pipe and board. Call or Mrs. John Faulds, Shelburn

ana.

ilR SALE John Deere Model

ractor with' cultivator. C. B.

vnen, Shelburn, ina.

Dead Animals :t Removed All kinds: horses, cows, p&ecp, calves and hogs. Call vlonroe Feprl Service, Sulliin phone 332 or Crawford 101 or Crawford 53109.

. ire Haute, We pay all tloae charges. 24 hour ser--Mm Wachtel Co

'r-0rg Ratiig, Indj,is $

COMPLETE SERVICE Lubrication, tail pipes, mufflers,' and

hock absorbers. JARED IMPLE-.

ViENT SALES.

NOTICE, to monpment custom

ers, we have a complete Une oi monuments on floor hi ail colors

nd are expecting a shipment of

Finland granite soon. We can ;rect any stone that is on floor n one week's notice. Sullivan Monument Co., Clarkson & Son.

(5) Dixie Monarch, top loading heating strives, rvff. $59.fl5. WHILE TIf'EY LAST $2!).95 (1) Dixie No-Smoke heating stoye with circulating jacket, brown porcelain finish, reg. $79.93 Now S59.95 (12) Estate two-room radiant oil heaters, reg. $69.95, While They Last . . $49.95 ROOT'S SECOND FLOOR

Old trees reveal scars of fires . thdt occurred centuries ago. There are toar records of con-' flagratior. u the big-tree forests of California a far back as A. D. 245. and again In 1441. before white men had set foot in the west Spruce trees still bear the marks of fires that swept over forested mountain slopes of Colorado ln 1676, 1707 and 1722. White spruce forests in Maine likewise tell of a fire that burned some 200 square miles in 1795. Kapok is the fiber obtained from the seed pod of the kapok tree. After being- subjected to a certain blowing process, it is used as filling' for pillows and mattresses. .

Laka Georg. tn Mstarn New York stat, Is about 33 miles long- from eouth' to north, and about three-quarters to about three miles wide. It is generally, shallow, but in some places very deep, and is. 'considered one' of the most beautiful lakes in the United "Statej, ' ' "; , ' John Butter Tytus, inventor of the continuous wide-strip sheet steel mill, a Yale graduate,' worked in a steel mill to learn about rolling sheet steel. 1 i . ' During the first half of 1946, the "number of -"private' planes nearly doubled, but private flying accidents increased less than 50 per cent. I.',. ; ; '

Monday evening. ( ' I : ' ; ' . s ,. . ' j Mrs.' Marilyn . McMJlan and

Mrs.i'Ramona Everly entertained

Fired Sidneys

Corrugated cardboard has been made from cotton stalks. .'

Sleepless Rights Dw.hirn snf vwirkirJnTS eontain 15 mflei ff tiny t be or fiitero vvhich help to purify the nlodi nd kBrp you healthy When they get Mreri and don't wnrk ri?ht in the daytime. tr.ir rpoplft havetr ?et"p nights. Frequent i !intj-pp."satre!ithsmartin!rnndburi!ing ) .itimes snown there is nomethinir wrong ,t ycir tidny or Wadder. Don't neglect tIiiconihtirn and loc'aluible, res tiul sleep. When disorder of kidney function permits Pokqjions mitter to i'mruain your blood, it nioy also caue imsfrin1; backache, rheumatic pninn, lejr pains, loss of pep and energy, swelling, putjiness under the eyes, headaches and dtsz:nrfa; Bon't ivritl Ask ywtir dwwle for Onan'v 'fills, R stimulant dtiiretic. i,Ki 5irtRifn)jr by millions for over 60 yeaftj. Donn's give happy relief and will he!n the IS milsn nf

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Now is ths

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.ure you have sound full service nsurance such as offered by the State Farm Insurance Compares. Ferd Hall, N. Oakley Bldg. .Dhone 567, Sullivan.

. V ANTED WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6room modern house in Sullivan. See Paul Martsolf, Sullivan Root

Store, Phone 148.

FEED PRATT'S poultry regu

lator and get more eggs. DIL

LINGHAM HATCHERY, 15 No.

Wain Street.

W ANTED Farm hand. House furnished. Steady work. 2Yz miles northwest of Graysville. Byron Foutz.

CUSTOM plowing, discing, grading and scoop work and mowing. Contact Edward Han-

. cock, I miles west on wasnmgton. ANYONE owning or having in-1 price reasonable. ,

regarding 1.1 gauge

'ormatkm regarding 12

lailin. pump gun No. 14251, pre-

iouily in possession of Clem Cirkham, please notify R. L. Jlark, 2620 College Ave., Indi:napolis, Ind. . LOOK For Immediate Deliv:ry: Duo Nubian, Majestic, Flornr i,t : .

.'lad, Philgas Combinations, Perection. Buy your stoves at a Stove Store. Have a selection arid erms. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Indiana.

Susan Warner, American author, was known under the pen name of "Elizabeth Wetherell." Her first novel, written for girls, was "The Wide. Wide World," which won much popularity and was translated into French. Italian, Russian, Swedish and Spanish. Next to "Uncle Tom's Cabin" it was perhaps the most widely circulated story of American authorship. Miss Warner was born in New York in 1S19. and died in 1S85. K

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He said, "My name is Gilbert Lauderdale."

ADELAIDE was struck by the voice of the man who lay on the cobblestones and recited poetry. It. was the voice of a ggntleman-drunk after life with Henry Lambert she recognized it. She said, "If you're not hurt, please get up." He did more than that. He rose, brushed himself off and climbed the stairway. Bowing elaborately, he said, . "My name is Gilbert Lauderdale." . '?'" It was obvious that he recognized her as a lady. Adelaide was touched. And she was lonesome. His extreme polite-' ness encouraged her, and their talk became quite personal. He told her that he was a one-time lawyer turned part-, time actor; she mentioned that she had been a widow for 4 tvo years. It was quite possible that her aunt in Kensihg' ton had known his aunt ... Mr. Lauderdale was aBout to take Adelaide's hand whea

"She may be coming hers," Adelaide said. . '. ' she sajd, "Hush!" She looked across the Mews, just as Mrs. Mounsey came but on the balcony. Mrs. Mounsey .stared at them, and they stared back. Mr. Lauderdale whispered, "What a horrible creature." . "Hush," Adelaide said. "She may be coming here." "Here? Why should she?" " : Adelaide did not answer the question directly. When she had made a cup of tea,- she told him the whole story of Henry Lambert's death and Mrs.-Mounsey 'S blackmail. . "You must" never pay her another farthing," he said. "She won't dare go to the police. Turn her out." ; "'She's evil,'? Adelaide, shuddered. "I'm afraid."' . "I'll do it for ypu," Mr: Lauderdale offered. It was not long afterward that Mrs. Mounsey knocked asd' entered. She skat a suspicious glance at Laudsrdale,

Mrs. Mounsey turned to Adelaide. "Who's 'e?" pointed and then turned to Adelaide. "Who's 'e?" "He's a witness'," said Adelaide, "to the fact that I am no longer going to pay you ten shillings a week." "I am also," cut in Mr. Lauderdale, "a lawyer. I've just been telling Mrs. Lambert that she can prosecute you." Mrs. Mounsey sneered. Then she threatened. At last she loosed a torrent of abuse, Adelaide instinctively put her hands to her ears but the horrible voice rose louder, the language grew more and more obscene. For perhaps a minute the evil flood rose inexhaustibly; then Mr. Lauder-; dale advanced and with his open hand, but with great force; struck Mrs. Mounsey across the mouth. , '' "If you ever bother Mrs. Lambert again," he said, i'TU break every bone in your body. Now get out." ' (Continued tomorrow ;

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