Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 195, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 September 1947 — Page 5

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PAGE FIVE USULUVAN. INDIANA SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1947. i BLONDIE C'LAi -API 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. Send cash, money order, or check with order,. J Obituaries, la Mcmoriam, Resolutions 2c 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. I An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box numbers.

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SEED RYE, horse tanks, hog i founts. Farm Bureau Co-op.

(' FROMPT ROAD ervlce for Wre battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. In baste . . . call MACE.

WE HAVE Combination storm doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insulation Co., 258. i. 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 SALE Rudy seed wheat. S. E. Coulson, New Lebanon Jphone. State Road 54. FOR SALE Four-room cotjdage, electricity. Located New Lebanon on four lots. Stella Ice 'jtface, 410 N. Sixth St., Tel. H-0201, Terre Haute, Ind. FOR SALE Sweaters, coats, .dresses, skirts, size 12 and 14. JBetty Bobher, Phone 243. FOR SALE 1945 Chev. truck rith tandem and 16-foo.t coal haA In annrl rnnditinn. Pat

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$200.00. Matney Garage, raxton. FOR SALE 1938 Oldsmobile. ' miles north on 41. Wagner. John j Warm Morning FOR SALE circulating heater, good as new. Used two seasons. 250 W. Thomas St. or call 574-A. WILL SELL 122-acre dairy & y 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 5-room house, automatic electric pump, water and sink in kitchen, large building witly concrete floor, can be used as barn or work shop, garage,

V poultry house, 19 acres land. 4 V miles southeast Sullivan. Imjmediate possession. Priced to tell. Usrey's Real Estate Ins.,

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172. CONFIDENTIALLY we think Fina Foam is tops for cleaning auto upholstery. Root's. FOR SALE 1 young Duroc male hog. Weight 180 lbs. Call . 223, Merom. ., FOR SALE Circulating heat er. Very reasonable. Call between 7 and 8 p. m. 416 South .Troll St.

FOR SALE Baled hay, white oak timber. 6 tniies east of Sutlii' van on 54. Claude Cowden. 1 " ,FOR SALE Nice country home oh pavement. House completely redecorated. Ideal loca- " tion. See Alva Vaughn or phone 278. . FOR SALE Two purebred j spotted boars, Shetland pony,

Fairbanks. FOR SALE Morgan saddle horse and saddle. Gentle, lady broke. At Dodd Bridge School. Priced to sell. I STILL have a few dresses and sweaters left. Betty Cauldwell, 366 W. Washington. FOR SALE Pull type two-row corn picker, in good condition. Lang McCammon, R. 1, Sullivan. Carlisle phone. FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet sedan. Priced reasonable. Good tires. R. J. Hoke, Carlisle R. R. 1. FOR SALE John Deere No. 25 mounted corn picker, just rebuilt, in A-No. 1 condition. Allison Pittman, Paxton. FOR SALE East of Sullivan, ? acres, 3-room house, garage and chicken house. Any reasonable offer. Inquire 424 So. Court. " FOR SALE 2 registered Polletl Hereford bulls; 2 registered heifirs suitable for 4-H. All are Domjio bloodlines and Bangs vaccinated. W. D. Baughman, Wesl Union, 111. .. .. .. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, .slieep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone .?r!2 or Crawford S201 or Crawford 53109, Tcrrc Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. , .fruit n Wrr JiffI Cts

WANT the most for your.mon-,

ey? Sure, who doesn't! Then its Montgomery Ward's Riverside Tires. Your local dealer, Arrow Auto Stores, Pone 449, Sullivan: FOR SALE Living room suite, occasional chair and ottoman, tables, cabinet radio, bedroom suite, breakfast set and cabinet to match, 9x12 linoleum. At 215 W. Harris St. FOR SALE Feeding hogs. Ralph Shake, Sullivan Route 4. FOR SALE Newly decorated 4 rooms, two clothes presses, large front and rear porches, 7 bearing fruit trees, large garage. Quick possession. $2700. 311 North Chase. FOR SALE 2 pairs of wine striped drapes with valances, 2Vz yards long, 54 inches wide. Door curtains to match. Like new. Phone 926-B or call at 316 W. Graysville. SPEED QUEEN and Hot Point electric washers for immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. FOR SALE Large, heavyweight aluminum colander; . 117 West Bend baby bottle sterilizer, holds 6 bottlef, $3.95; automatic electric baby bottle warmer, $1.83. Miner supplies: aluminum dinner buckets, $1.50; carbide lamps, $1.50; flints, felts, lamp hnftnms ftt flamhip'fi - Th Friendly store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners, north side square, phone 433. FOR SALE Circulating heater. 324 Indiana Ave. JUST RECEIVED new shipment of seat covers and cushions. Get our low prices. Arrow Auto Stores, Your Montgomery Ward dealer. Phone 449, Sullivan. FOR SALE 7-room house and 1936 Lincoln Zephyr. Inquire 330 E. Gray St. FOR SALE 1946 model 28 ft. tandem Liberty trailer, gas stove, ice box, heated floor, completely furnished. Liberty Service Station, across from hospital. FOR SALE 2 used gas ranges, bassinet and Zellers kitchen table. 201 "South 'State. Phone 559. TWO USED BICYCLES, bar gains. Piitle & Inbody, No. Side Square. FOR SALE 17 cubic foot deep freeze box. Johnson Food Store. FOR SALE

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er, garden tractor, 7" Sioux Sand er. Also 4-room semi-modern house outside city limts. City water, cabinet sink, 2-car garage, 5 k acres. Other articles. Moving out of town.' Russell Sappenficld, Phone 646-L. FOR SALE One Nubian Hotblast heater, medium size. Call Airs, wine unss, rneioum, fnone 70-K. .. . FOR SALE -r- A feather bed, goose feathers and good ticking, Cheap. Iva Giles, 246 Indiana Ave. i - FOR SALE 2 young Jersey . milk cows. 1 with calf bv side.' Earl Huehes. 2A miles southeast ' , of Shelburn. FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan, Grimes Golden, Delicious. $1.00 j '.'.p. Wilson' Bros. Orchard, Car-j lisle. i FOR SALE MILK COWS. QUIRE 305 N. MAIN. IXFOR SALE Large circulating heater. S20. l'a miles east of Merom. Al Gettinger. FOR SALE Empire State mo - tor oil, 45c gal. Bring your conainer. Arrow Auto Stores. Your "Montgomery. Ward dealer. Phone 149, Sullivan. FOR SALE New Wonder HotMast heater. Call at 203 South Court Street (Upstairs) after 5:30 P. M. FOR SALE Allis-Chalmers -ombine with winrow pickup. Sheldon Meier, R. 5, near New Harmony mine. . FOR SALE 8 pigs. ".Claude Engle, 2 miles north of Shelburn on 41, i mile west. FOR SALE 1941 Hudson" (6) sedan, radio and heater. A-l ?hape. Call 857-L or 452 South Court. 1 : . i ; i WE DO ' PORTABLE WELDING Drake Bros. Exoert Body Building ? Caetumi Wrk rkent III

FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow;

! Guernsey heifer, fresh 4 weeks; i Holstein heifer, Guernsey heifer, ' both long yearlings; 5-gaited saddle mare and fine black saddle. Phone 8303. FOR SALE Small saddle horse, 4 yrs. old, child broke, gentle. 4 mi. east Paxton on Linton road. Ralph Walters. FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford coach. New tires. Runs like a scared rabbit. L. W. Ping. Take ' road 41 to cemetery at Farmersburg, west to first crossroad, north "first house. FOR SALE Bearded seed wheat. Nora Crowe, Graysville phone. Sullivan R. 2. FOR SALE No. 1 drop siding, $12.50 hundred. Hand made cedar ' chest, 3 ft., $35.00; 4 ft., $40.00. South End Lumber Yard, South . Court St Stierwalt & Crum. . MISCELLAMOUS COMPLETE SERVICE Lubrication, tail pipes, mufflers, and shock absorbers. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES. . FORTY can ride as cheap as one. Picnic and out of town trips, etc. Phone 685. W. M. Draper. INSURANCE Complete line. r " Real estate farms and town property. Ferd Hall, North Oakley' Bldg., Phone 567. 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. NOTICE Got another load of little Klondike melons fresh from the patch. Also plenty of minnows. South Texaco Station. Speck Harris. PRODUCTION. BRED Duroc Boar and Gilt Sale Thursday, Oct. 2 at 1:00 o'clock .'75 hpad of our best boars and gilts. Herschel j E. Doades, Washington, Ind. , COME TO Larson's Market for pure comb honey. SPECIAL Oct. U4 in ir.fh. Regular $3.00 motor tune, $2.50. m.t r.,mn).,i o..; tT.w r.arW from ' across Post Office, Graysville, Ind. PLEASE, will someone return our little black and white dog? Will nav liberal reward for his rphirn. Part rnllip nhont fl months, white breast, white on paws, muzzle, and stripe between eyes; white tip of tail. Answers to "Chief." Call James Thomas, Shelburn, after 6 p. m. DROP IN AT CITIZENS Garage see the n$w Willys 4wheel drive ton truck. On dis"play from October 1st. See W. O. Butler, Salesman. . NOW PAYING Old corn, j I 2.34: wheat. $2.70: soybeans. i S3.26. .Inhnsnn Elevator. ' ! - IF YOU tire easily, have back-' ache) p00r po3t,Ure, hernia orj c I !.i, ,- c . uiviuuanj iuu kJcnci win give you muCh satisfaction. Call . iva Lriies aner o p m. SPECIAL BARGAINS at Cadwell's Music Store Rebuilt mahogany Haynes upright piano, S75.00; rebuilt mahogany Behr Bros, upright piano, $150.00. Both in good condition, fine tone. WANTED j WANTED Prospective Times .carrier in Shelburn. Write or ap1 ply in pel-son. Times Office. ! ! ' 1 ! WANTED Apple pickers. ' Ftush Schaffer, New Lebanon. WANTED Small upright piano in good condition. Box 720 care .Times,. WANTED Sewer work of all kinds, plumbing repair. Lex Davidson and Son, Phone 485. j WANTED Laundry work to do at home. 610 N. Broad St. WANTED Someone to wall i well. J. R. Cox, Hymera Phone.FOR RENT FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co.. Sullivan, Ind. ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES Tersoiialfzed Lubrication STAHLS Standard Service Corner Section and Wall

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TWO unfurnished rooms for rent. Adults only. 419 N. Main St. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnapartment. Adults only. 341 I N. Broad. FOR RENT 5-room semimodern house, 2-gar garage. Edge of , city. Box 342 care Times. I LOST LOST Black and white collie. Disappeared , Monday morning. Reward. Call 9064. LOST EARRING. Gold leaf with 3 sets. Believed lost on square. 400 West Washington. Phone 136. SHELBU Mrs. Charlotte Hill, Mrs. Betty Hart and daughter, Vicki Jane, of Carlisle, visited relatives here Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Ferschel Zink of Indianapolis, spent Sunday after-j noon with Mrs. J. T. Gaskins. . Mr. and Mrs. Claude German :and ughter, Mrs. Marilyn Mo iMillan, spent the week-end in Inapohs with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Erni; Stan fill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Unversau and son, George, of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Tiny Hayworth of Farmersburg, were. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jefferson. . f Mrs. Mary Gordon entertained the Busy Bee club at her home Friday, September 26. At noon a delicious dinner was served. At ono o'clock the meeting was called to order by the president, Fonda McDaniels. Roll call was with a helpful hint on child rearing. The day was spent in making ccrr.et rags. Those prjscnt were Fern Case, .Berniece Payne; Goldie Shepherd and son, ' Neil Gordon, Fonda McDaniels, i Elfie Shepherd. Nina' Gordon, ' Katie House, Ella F.oark, Alice Kef fern and the hostess, Mary Gordon and son. Mr. and Mrs. Everott Badders are the parents of a daughter born Saturday morning. Adelaide wept, and not

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ADELAIDE went alone to the Culver home on the news l of her father's death. Her brother, Treff, met her at the train but she could tell by his reserved look that he had not forgiven her. TreS explained about the death, "He'd been digging in the garden ... it was his heart." Adelaide truly did not feel the loss very deeply. She had( not seen her father in seven yeafs and had never really known him. She comforted her mother as much as their strained relations permitted. It was when she was helping Alice tie the cards on the flowers that she broke down. She said, "Alice, do you remember once, in Kensington, sorting out toys and tying cards on them?" . ,. ' - "Oh, Addie!" Alice said.

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Camille : Cornelius over , the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Ranford Moore of Indianapolis. ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornelius are making their home in Dug-

ger. They are former residents of Indianapolis. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brewer and 'family, of " Pleasantville, - were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Camille Cornelius and family. CAB LL I The Past Matrons club met at i the home of Mrs. Marvel Waltars Thursday aftarnoon, September 16. The president, Mrs. Garfield Rapp, called the meeting 10 ord?r and all joined in singing "America" and renoatine the cluh coliect. Roll call was answered with "interesting events." Miss Lydia Smith had charge of the program which consisted of guessing contests. The hostess served rei i j irewimenis oi angei iooa caKe, jello salad and coffee to eleven members. , . The Queen Esther class of the I rr ni t-v t. T? j 1 hey 11 Do It tVCry "Yej," said Treff.' "We're going to Italy

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father; but because time passed, and young girls grew., older, and because (iays gone by would come no more 'Although Adelaide had not expected -her family to show much curiosity about tier, the indifference she actually met was so complete as to be startling. They were relieved to note that she was not in want,, and not anxious to pv.be this appearance in case what lay beneath it should be less reassuring. . Walking in (he garden the day after the funeral, Adelaide saw Treff and remarked on what a pielty house it was. Treff looked pleased. ''It should be easy to sell," he said. Adelaide was astonished. "Does Mama mean to sell it?" "Yes," said Trefl. "We're going to Italy." ' He admitted no discussion cf the plan, and Adelaide sought her mother. She really felt that Mi's.. Culver would

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Christian Sunday School met at the home of Mrs. Elmer, Stewart Tuesday evening, September 23. Mrs. Albert Parnell had charge of devotions. Interesting clippings and readings were given by several members of the class. Mrs. Nora Owens conducted a guessing contest during the social hour. The hostess served refreshments of pumpkin pie with whipped cream and tea. . Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hall nnd son of Clay City, Illinois, spent last week-end with , Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. Clara Pifer. Mr. and Mrs. Herman French of Exeter, California, are visiting Mrs. French's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lemon and other relatives. , Mrs. Olan Wible and son, Herman, of San Diego, California, are the guests of Mrs. Wible's J parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McjCamrhon and. other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James . Trimble and Eno Sutton of Indianapolis, i n i spent aaiuraay ana aunaay nere with Mr. Trimble's father, Roy , Trimble and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Dur.T" lUIie tlMld U 1 PlrtHt Oft

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be 'hnppier in Fainham. "What would you do in Italy?" Si.e tiered. ' "I should make a home for my son," said net mothershaiply. f Treff has decided to become an ai-t-epeit." Adelaide was . indignant, then qmtuud. Hlw clever. of Treff to light on so shadowy, so aloof a career, Well, there was nothing she could do . . . Her mother and Treff were going to Brighton for a few days before undertaking the larger task of selling . the house and going to Italy. Adelaide went to Waterloo station to see them off and the parting was decently affectionate, but on both sides felt to be final. ; . She waved 'goodbye without any special feeling. Sh would not see Treff for many years, and her mother never.,, . . - (Continued tomorrow, .

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quette and Mrs. Wid Coum of Indianapolis, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mary Kerkho and other relatives. r A British subject who came to the United States and was naturalized, and then returned to England, could again become a British subject after a residence there of five years. ' Women's research and analysis work in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II, is proof positive that some women can keep secrets. Ice hockey established a new attendance record during 1945-6. when more than 2,000,000 fans witnessed the 150 league games. .: Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains j on property on installment! plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT By' "Jimmy Hatlo

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