Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 222, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 November 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1947.

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TANK TYPE eliminates the trouble of emptying a dirty bag, promises new ease and speed in keeping your home clean. EASY DIRT DISPOSAL merely turn the Filter Queen dust collector over a trash can, which releases concealed dirt and filter. No shaking, no flying dust, no fuss or bother. EASILY REASSEMBLED after emptying, fit a new filter into the dust collector, replace power unit, snap up the side latches and Filter Queen is ready for a month of the most thorough cleaning you've ever seen.

SAVES CLEANING TIME wand construction lightens housework, no heavy weight to push around ; has patented swivel nozzle for cleaning under heavy chairs, sofas, beds ... no lifting; 6" cleaning nozzle renovates bedding, keeps blankets, pillowy, mattresses inviting; dust brushy ideal for cleaning lamp shades and delicate fabrics; Venetian bl;nds, ceiling cornices, lighting fixtures easy to reach with Filter Queen; has floor duster for linoleums, compact power unit and rubber hose for making cleaning of hard-to-get-at places easy.

Last year's crop of alfalfa hay was estimated to be about 31,8X7,000 tons, according to the Encyclopedia Britahnica 1947 Book of the Year. This was 6 per cent above the 1 35-44 average e 29,886,000 tons.

Few central and southern Arizona dairies have barns of the. variety used in colder climates. Alfalfa storage sheds are usually open frame structures with corrugated metal roofs..,

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SPRAYER & MOTH CONTROL Filter Queen comes complete with rug shampooing sprayer to give floor coverings that new appearance, liquid wax easily applied in this manner with Filter Queen. Unlike dispensing mechanisms of ordinary cleaners, Filter Queen pulverizes moth crystals . . . released a powerful, highly concentrated gas that quickly searches out and destroys moths, eggs, and larvae in upholstery, rugs and woolens.

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Iva Gijes, Mayme Keiser, Mary have been called to Loganyport, Shelbuin have movnd to Sullivan McCrocklin, Kathryn Reid, Pau- Indiana due to the serious illness and arc living at 524 West Johnline Walters and Mildred Harri- of Mrs. Mayrore's sister. son Street. Mrs. Wilson is omspn were 'in Indianapolis Wed- I Judge and Mrs. John L. ployed at the Sullivan State nesday where they attended a Niblack and daughters, Susan Bank. convantion of the social welfare and Nancy of Indianapolis, spent , ... . . workers. i the week-end in Sullivan the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Irvm Flowers ... .... guests of Judge and Mrs. Walter : and family of Columbus, Indiana Mrs. A. L. Mahony, Miss Mil- F Wood gnd Mf Mrg T , and Mr and Mrs D f Rke Jr dred Scott, Zola, Betty and Bob VanArsdall. and children of ' Terre Hauta, Sinclair attended the Fred War- I j were dinner guests Sunday of ing concert given in the auditor- 1 Mrs- Allen Buzard and ch'ld- I Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Smith. ium at Indiana University Wed-,ren of Washington, Indians, are : nesday evening. visiting her parents, Mayor and , Mrs A. G. McGuire. Regent's Park, London EngMr. and Mrs. Ross Harbaugh , landj one of tne largest parks in and Mrs. J. F. Douthitt have re ' Frank Heath has returned from the city, was laid out in the turned from Columbus, Ohio Greenvjilld, Missouri where he time of George III, on the site where they have been guests of attended the funeral of John 0f the earlier Marylebone Park, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Harbaugh Heath. which was once filled with game,1 311(1 i"ami,y " 1 Mrs. Claude Ford left Wednes- frequently f Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hash of day for Buffalo, New York Ttr nSoT cZtt , T ,. , . , ,. . : for the Prince Regent, George Carmel, Indiana were guests of wnere she will be the guest of jy - '

THANKS

To all those who supported me in the recent city election I w?sh to express my sincere thanks. CLAUDE HARMON i

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TESTIFYING before the Senate war investigating committee, ex-Navy Lt. D. E. Bodenschatz declares that Arabian-American Oil Co. officials forced the Navy to pay $1.05 a barrel for Saudi-Arabian oil in 1945 by "take it or leave it' tactics. The committee is probing charges that the Kavy lost ?30,-( 000,000 on deal. (International),

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IN PHILADELPHIA'S Hahnemann hospital, 2-year-old Jimmy Mul-hea'-n smiles happily after receiving serum injections for freebleeding disease, hemophilia. Hospitalized three times previously,. Jimmy developed internal bleeding in his right leg, and serum was flown from Berkeley, Cal., for him. (International