Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 205, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 October 1947 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES -TUESDAY, OCT. 14, 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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HE'S WORTH $50,000 . . . DEAD !

She Wants Him ALIVE ... And KISSING!

IT'S GAY! DIZZY! ROMANTIC!

JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT, pint

LIQUID & PASTE AERO WAX, each

59:

BRUCE FLOOR CLEANER, ' qt.

68'

CORY COFFEE MAKERS

BRUCE FLOOR WAX, qt

. ' - v SIMONIZ CQc LIQUID WAX, bottle J7 JOHNSON'S HQc PASTE WAX, lb. ....... J7 JOHNSON EQC LIQUID WAX, pt , . 0 AEROMIST OQc GLASS CLEANER, lg Ll AEROMIST If GLASS SPRAYERS, ea I J

AERO SCRATCH REMOVER

RADIANT FURNITURE POLISH Small Size Large Size

10c 25'

CRYSTAL BASE PIN-UP LAMPS .

METAL BASE PIN-UP LAMPS

QUILTED SHADE TABLE LAMPS . .

198

METAL WASTE BASKETS Floral Design Smpll S;ze Large Size

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59'

RUFFLE SHADE BED LAMPS ....

198

CHILDREN'S DONALD DUCK TABLE LAMPS .

MOUNTED CLOTH WINDOW SHADES 6 Ft. 7 Ft.

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90 INCH LACE PANELS ' FLORAL DESIGN 7QC STEP-ON CANS ' '

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LEAF RAKES

IV? INCH PURE BRISTLE PAINT BRUSHES

15'

OIL TREATED RADIANT DUST MOPS

79'

OIL TREATED WHIRL AWAY DUST MOPS

BLACK SILK STOVE POLISH, bottle

COUNTY HARDWARE

CARBONNA SOAPLESS LATHER, sm. 25c, lg. ... ENERGINE CLEANING FLUID, sm. 10c, lg

KEMTONE WALL PAINT, qt. 1.17, gal. WASH BASKET LINERS, Ass't. Colors ....

FINE, MEDIUM, COARSE STEEL WOOL ...

WALVET WALLPAPER CLEANER

10c CRESCENT WALLPAPER CLEANER,

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. h . Kicks 49 4 4 J J This week's schedule: ! I . f i&S V' 2 a Wiley at SULLIVAN ' j " V5 ; ' I "?J a Brazil at Linton I g - - l"V "i ?s!jf" "1 Bicknell at Huntingburg j . v, , V - 5i ' , 1 jClinton. at Michigan City ; TQc - i y - ' ! Martinsville at Dugger I 37 f L " 5 I 'a Tech at Garfield L " X X v Hl Washington at Vincennes iiimra v v i '' 4,t i a Western IndiaVia Conference

III 1.' .y-4 , s ' - S I ' 2 The opposition for the Arrows

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25'

STOVE PIPE ENAMEL, lg. 33c, small

15'

DECORATED CANNISTER SETS

79'

BRONZE PIN-UP LAMPS Regularly SPECIAL

098

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MEXICAN STYLE COTTAGE SETS, pr.

60-INCII, Pink, Blue, White SASH CURTAINS, pr

MARVALON, New Plastic Table Covering, yd

ROLLER MOUNTED . FIBER WINDOW SHADES

6 Ft.

7 Ft.

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90 INCH RAYON MARQUISETTE PANELS

COTTON MESH COTTAGE SETS, 1.98 to

CUSHION DOT COTTAGE SETS, blue on white background, pr. 90 INCH CUSHION DOT PANELS, panel .... DECORATED DUST PANS, each

25'

ASSORTED COLOR NYLON WHISK BROOMS

2 INCH PURE BRISTLE PAINT BRUSHES

19'

UNTREATED HOWARD DUST MOPS

109

OIL TREATED O'CEDAR FLOOR MOPS

INDEX Sells Everything & For Less

GAYLA BLASDEL of Los Angeles and her once-blind pet, Liebchen, are all eyes as story of the dog's successful cataract operation by Eye Specialist Dr. H. Blasdel is revealed. (International)

WIN A PRIZE IN THE BIG FRAM CONTEST

5 NEW CARS (From Equipped)

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Lincoln Studebaker Mercury Ford Crosley

PHILCO O Refrigerators Freezers Cabinet Radios 200 Other Prizes

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The opposition for the Arrows

this week will be W.'ley's Red ' chamtiens

rival Washington

down, but good. . Eloomingtoii continues to roll along. As yet, no one has. inanaeed to score on the Purple Panthers from CoUegetown, and only New Albany has kept the Panthers from scoring. Those two played a scoreless tie. If the Panthers played in the Western 1 Indiana Conference, they would be in the running for the crdwn. They have beaten the Arrows and Brazil, and have Linton and Wiley cn the schedule. They play enouph. games, .and you mijht say they would be "guest".

iif they should beat

Streaks, who have won all their games since Vincennes stopped them in the first game of the season. The Streaks, along (with Linton, are unbeaten in Western Conference competition, and since the two teams don't meet, they might just tie for the title. However, Wiley has both of her

city, schools to meet either of them might Streaks.

Of course, should the Arrows play a complete game the way they played the .last half against Brazil, the Streaks might find themselves on the short end this week. The locals would probably have won that game if the time hadn't run out, but then you know the old story about "if."

Clinton's Wildcats, who

both Linton and the Streaks.

But anyway you look at it, Roosevelt of East Chicago seems to be the power in the State. The Rough Riders, who haven't a full schedule this year because most coaches wouldn't play them, have a three-year victory string

yet, and ( that has reached 26 games. So far

siop me this season, the bovs from the

lake front have four straight. None" of the Arrows was injured in the Brazil game, and the big task ahead of Coach Jones is to try to get the boys in shape for the Streaks. It is doubtful If Carter will be ready for the game, and Stan Scully might not be able to go. Hdwever, Jack Ealey's J.'p should be healed enough to permit him to play more, and Laskey should, be lpa.dv 1a pa at inn arwaA enm

having their troubles, this rea- The Arrows will 'need everything son, (wll be really up against it they have to coDe with the fast-

una wee, ine miucais go up .running Wiley backs

against one oi me norm s top teams when they travel to the lake front to test Michigan City, a team that usually has a lot to say about who will be the champion cf the North. And speaking of the North, Spike Kelly and his Riley Wildcats got in front on an express train Saturday night, and city-

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Saw Hitler Dead

ARTHUR AXMANN. Hitler Youth leader, has described the suicide and funeral pyre of Adolf Hitler in testimony before Nuernberg. Germany, War Crimes tribunal. Axmann asserted he helped burn the bodies of the Nazi dictator and Eva Braun in Reichschancellery garden. (International)

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Stomach Sufferers POSITIVE-RELIEF With DOCTOR'S FORMULA The HARVEY STOMACH TREATMENT is made up of four different medicines. One of the main Ingredients is BELLADONNA. This is an expensive drug, rarely, found in other stomach preparations. We guarantee the HARVEY STOMACH TREATMENT to relieve ulcer pain, and that acid, gassy, belchy, nervous and lack of pep feeling. Each box of HARVEY TABLETS contains a DIET xCH ART that points out the food that CAUSES excessive gas, bloating and stomach distress. , 48 tablets, a 16 day treatment, full size, $1.50. The price has never been raised. Sold only at BENNETT'S PHARMACY SINCE 1914

Sullivan Rebekah Lodpe No. 252 will meet in regular session Thursday evening, October 16, at 7:30 o'clock. This Iwill be friendship n-ight. The guest officers will fill the chairs. All members urged to attend. Refreshments will be served at the close of lodge.

Frank Neff W. R. C. No. 155 will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Woodman Hall. A good attendance is desired. Important business to discuss. t

The Mary E. Davis Past Matrons club will entertain the Past Matrons club of Jasonville, Indiana at the Masonic Home, Friday evening, October 17th at 6:30 o'clock.

The Sullivan Home Economics club will meet at the home cf Mrs. Charles Usrey, 451 South Troll Street, Wednesday, October 15th at 2 o'clock. The tour has been cancelled. Bring report of adopted practices

' La Petite Auguille club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Maurice Thompson.

Regular meeting of the Royal Nfi'ghboH of America, Friday, October 17, 7 p. m. AH officers be present.

Special meeting of the American Legion tomorrow right .at the Legion Home at 8 . o'clock. All members please be present.

V. F. W. Auxiliary meeting, Thursday night at 8 o'clock, Liberty Cafe.

Members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority meet at the home of Nina German, 255 Indiana Avenue, Thursday, October 16, 9:30 p. m. for Founders Day ceremony.

The Stardust Home Economics club will meet Thursday evening October 16, 7:30 o'clock.at the home of Mrs. Denman Pope, 554 South Court Street. Bring adopted practices report. Call 313-L if unable to attend. Chcir rehearsal at Christian church, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.

Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

Junior Saddle ' Club, Oct. 14, Tuesday, 7:30, home of Mona Hummell.

Sull'van Lodge No. 263 F. &A. M. Called meeting Tuesday night, October 14, 1947 at 7:30 p. m. Work in the E. A. Degree. All members urged to attend. VifStors welcome. Morris Hudson, W. M., Russell Inbody, Sec.

The first major change fat ancient methods of making1 shoes came into use in 1850 with Eewing and pegging machines. Ancient Egyptians and Greeks fashioned sandals from leather with tools not unlike those used by the hand shoemaker today.

All North American Indians born within the territorial limits of the United States were given citizenship by the Act of June 2, 1921.

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