Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 225, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 November 1947 — Page 3
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 1947. BLONDIE CLA 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, 4o for each additional word for three insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. v Obituaries, In Memoriam, 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. An additional charge of 25c will be made for the use of box numbers.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE 5-room house, 3
I large, 2 smaller. New roof, excel-
SEE US for hog supplement in i lent well, over 3- average lots,
'pellet form. We also have a new
open formula steer ieed. iarm Bureau Co-op. WE HAVE Combination storm doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insulation Co., 258. SELL your soy bean crop to Johnson Elevator. Highest prices, quick service. Open from 7:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. through the harvest. Next to C & E I Depot, Sullivan. I-X-L FLOUR, $205 per 25 lb. JOHNSON ' FEED & SUPPLY "CO., 115 South Court Street, Phone 606. 'ISCONSIN--ENGINES 2Vz to 4 horsepower engines in stock. Suitable to drive elevators. Monroe's Feed & Implement . Sales.
FRESH CUT large' mums and pompoms, roses, carnations, glads. Imported tulip, hyacinths, crocus, paper white, yellow daffodil bulbs. , Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver.
FOR SALE Gasoline pressure table top range, excellent condition; taple top kerosene range, A-l condition. Home Modern Cabins, Paxton.
chicken park. Price $865. Part payments can be arranged. Box 909 c-o Times.
FOR SALE Nice, March, Angus bull, eligible to register. lVi mi. west high school on 154. Walter Wilson.
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FOR SALE Team horses and saddle mare. Clarence M. Walters, Dodd Bridge. Graysville phone. FOR SALE 30 weaning pigs. John T. Clark, Shelburn Phone 194-G.
WE HAVE Close to Sullivan, small acreage with extra good four-room house with bathroom. 5, 8, 40 and 80 acre farms. Town property, some modern. , Ferd Hall, N. Oakley Bldg., Sullivan.
WANTED
FOR SALE 80-acre farm, partly underlaid with coal. A good, plain 6-room house. Location 3Vz miles from Pleasantville, 6 from Sandborn, 6 from Frcelandville. Priced for. quick sale. See or write James E. Preston, Carlisle, Ind.
FOR SALE Warfield piano, in excellent condition. Inquire, at Mrs. Fred Pearison's, 621 E. Beech St., Sullivan, Ind FOR SALE Apples. All varieties for both cooking and eating. 50c and up. Rickard Orchard, 1 mile "west of Legion Home.
FOR SALE South State, 5room modern bungaldw and 4car garage. Trade for farm or small house. C. Price, 424 So. Court. FOR SALE 5-room completely modern house. Excellent neighborhood and close in, by private owner. Box 122, c-o Times.
FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet half ton pick-up truck in good condition. Bolinger Garage, Shel-burn.
FOR SALE 4-room modern home with bath. Can be seen from 12 noon until 9 p,.m. 712 N. Court.
WANTED Plumbing and sewer work. Phone 485 for appointment and estimate. Lex Davidson and Son.
WANTED Girls 18 to 35 years of age, with high school education, to enter fully accredited nurse's training school. The next class begins January 5th, 1948. We have a very attractive Foundation plan whereby girls may receive their training without any cost to themselves. For. further information write to the DIRECTOR OF NURSING EDUCATION, PARIS HOSPITAL, PARIS, ILLINOIS.
RIP KIRBY
FOR SALE Buick 4-door sedan. Clean throughout. Privately owned. 601 Oliye St., Sullivan. C. E. Sites.'
" APPLES Plenty of apples at the Bolten Orchard, 4 miles east 'of Dugger. Any grade from U. S. , No. 1 to drops. Sweet cider every 1 day, also pasteurized" cider.
MOTOR OIL 2 quarts, 25c. Anti-freeze, $1.00, $1.40 and $2.65 gallon. New batteries, $11.95 and up. Flynn's, Shelburn.
FOR SALE 1939 Plymouth in good condition. Inquire at Shell Station, N. Section.
FOR SALE Air compressor, Va hnrcnmxrisT. Alan vnnl ..iKKft
FOR SALE Two sowfc, heavy dog. Earl Romine, Sullivan Route
0h p'gs- Ernest Lovelace, Sum-, 4.
1 van tv. o.
B'OR SALE One male pointer
Clothes Closet DOOR MlK- bird dog, registered, well Broke
' RORS, 12"x44", $2.59; G-E sweep- 3rd year in field. Also 1930 Model
er and attachments; small bath- j A panel truck, good condition "room gas heaters; curtain stretch- Phone 387. ers. $4.95: 6-way floor lamps, ! .
$9.95; meat grinders, $2.59; bas-1 fO" SALE 1946 Chevrolet ketballs, $4.59; footballs, $1.98 Fleethne torpedo, radio, heater, and $2.49; basketball goals, $1.99; I white sidewall tires, sun visor Sun-Land real-skin dolls, $3.95. and other accessories. Driven 13,ROOT'S. Sullivan Store. Second 000 miles. Will sell or trade.
Floor. ADDliance Dept. ;rlce $2100- Write Bx LB, c-o
;"Times.
FOR SALE Singer sewing ma- . - : chine. Good condition. Recently FOR SALE OR TRADE Spot
overhauled. $35.00. 513 West ted horse, six yrs., broke; black
WANTED TO BUY 4 to 6room modern or semi-modern house in Sullivan. Close in. Write P. O. Box 294, c-o Ralph Bush, Shelburn, stating price. WANTED TO BUY Horsedrawn wagon with iron wheels and without bed. Box 107 care Times. COAL HAULING arTdcorn hauling. James Medley, Telephone 9104, Sullivan.
OKAY.. BUT I I MADAME, PLEASE 11 YOU STAY PUT HER OWM BAGGAGE-SMASHER, MLJ W 1 llfe. S ' r-f THERE'LL BE LET .ME HELP JEJUNI OR.' I DO KEH? 1(0MDEL WWM 'asjice -A charge, you v-all the baggage- -3HyLly l ' m : 'Mthe ROOM, MRS. FORTUNASC r-iA V SMASHING Wl M Li" W3 BUT A BIT CRAMPED., j feSt -X V AROUND JC IF- Rl LHtW pj pj P
I iP"ffNjftl f I I i Ski Lift Versatile 1, a LP ilUi - ori homo frnm a visit with rel- Car.ol. of Jasonville. and Mrs. . .
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FOR RENT
Mrs. Grace Holt left Thursday
jfor a visit with friends in St. ; Louis, Missouri. Members elected on the Town jBpard at the election Tuesday
were Raymond ' Bogard, Lawrence Wesner, H. W. Harris and J.oy Owens. Mrs. Clara Bates, 'Mrs. Amy Burton and Miss Betty. Bates
FOR RENT Floor Sander,
Edger, Polisher. All new equip
ment. Sullivan Decorating Co., ' were dinner guests Thursday of
Sullivan, Ind. . i Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Wills and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Romine of near
Fairbanks were guests Friday of
FOR RENT Three-room furnished apartment, ground floor,
private bath. Close in. Adults ;Mr. and Mrs. Norman Borders:
SHELBURN Ladies Aide Meets The Ladies Aide Society of the Methodist church met Wednes
day at the church. The day was j spent in, quilting. A covered dish i dinner was served at the noon I
hour. Members present were Eula Taylor, Sallie DeBusk, Lillian Jones, Fern Banfield, Eva Bean, Gertrude Sebring, Lillie Miller,
Maggie Raines of Shelburn spent Saturday, November 1st with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Worth at Marion, Indiana.
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone who helped during the illness and after the passing of Emily H. Crowder, wife and mother. Ben C. Crowder Family
"Horrible butfasc!natingisra ("Multiple - Headed God" design
a Peruvian oowi, or aoout
on
only. Vacant Harris.
Nov. 21. 224 W.
LOST
LOST Near the Cooper-Lis-man gravel pit, a Martin fly reel, yellow nylon line attached. Return to Wm. Harding, 224 N. State or Smith's Bakery. Reward.
Washington. Phone 128-Y. 1. 4-room house, lights, city water in yard. New roof, largs lot, on paved st. Close to church, stores and school. Nice location. Priced for quick sale. 2. 7-room semi-modern house, built-in features, glassed - in porch, newly decorated inside. Barn, poultry and brooder houses, all buildings in excellent repair; 10 acres land, good fence. Located 1 mile from Sullivan. 3. 5-room strictly modern house In excellent repair, IIV2 acres land, large poultry house. Located 1 mile from Sullivan. 4. 4-rcom -house, electricity, large front porch, built-in back porch, full basement, new fur-
mare, kid broke. Trade for work
horses. T. A. Springer, 314 W. Washington St. 1
FOR SALE Dressed capons and young hens. Polled Durham bull, past yearling. James L. Hazelvigg, Shelburn, Ind. 3V4 mi. northwest of Shelburn.
MISCELLANOUS INSURANCE Complete line. Real estate farms and town property. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Phone 567.
CESSPOOLS, Roosevelt toilets
cleaned with modern pumping outfit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price reasonable. Chas. Earle, Linton. Phone 703-W.
nace, water in house, large poul- - try house for 400 hens, large ! PUBLIC GAMES, Thursday barn, garage. All buildings new- j evening, Nov. 13, 'Teen Canteen.
CARLISLE
Queen Esther Class Meets On Tuesday evening of last week the Queen Esther class of the Christian church held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy McCormick. The meeting opened in regular form after which the business was conducted. Mrs. Cora Stewart had prepared a very interesting program on birds. Mrs. Dosia Tidrick, teacher of the class, had the devotional and used several passages of scripture referring to birds. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilliland then gave a very interesting and instructive talk on the habits and migration of birds. Mrs. Stewart concluded the program by read-
jing William Cullen Bryant's jpoem "To a Water Fowl." The
meeting closed with the'Mizpah benediction. Mrs. Nora Owens then conducted several contests, after which the hostess served ritz crackers, sandwiches, grape juice and candy.
Breek Leach was in Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Acklemire and sons of Indianapolis, were guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thompson. Mrs. Guy Fox recently return-
Sue, Maggie Taylor, Lizzie Car-
rithers, Mary Ann Sutch, Lydia Jones, and Sallie Brewer. Guests were Alice Hogan, Mrs. LaFollette and Sadie Wence from Terre Haute. Mrs. Ethel Allen and son,
AT WILL-ROGERS' STATUE UNVEILING
Missionary Society Meets
ly painted and in excellent re
pair. 2 wells water, 23 acres land, good fence. Nice location. Posses
sion soon.
Usrey for Real Estate and In
surance, uoiiman mag. rnone
172.
FOR SALE 1939 Dodge pick
up truck with new 1946 motor. Practically new tires, good running condition. Robert Ballard, Carlisle R. 2. 5 miles east of Car
lisle, 1 mile west Indian Prairie Church. .
FOR SALE Used upright
piano in good condition. Mahog
any case. Bargain price, $50.00.
R. W. Cadwell Music House.
FOR SALE 8 pigs. 2 miles
east Hymera on State Road 48.
Albert Brothers. .
Door prizes. Public invited.
The Women's Christian Missi.opary Society met with Mrs. Emma Bailey Tuesday afternoon, November 4. The following program was given: Devotions by
1 Mrs. Fave Nash, solo bv Rev.
Sale 1 Kruppr. nastnral nnitv hv Mrs
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600 A. D.. a recent gift to the.
Lillie Snider, Katie Schultz and 1 Cleveland Museum of Art. The
design is. believed to typify human sacrifices, as it is made up of a series of heads, with staring-, lozenf e-shaped eyes, writhing hair and dwarfed legs and feet. The heads are linked together by a long thorn which
protrudes from the mouths of, the faces and impales the next; head on the chain, f v .,. .. , , v M f New Caledonia is half-way be'tween Australia and the Fiji islands. It has an area of 8,543 square miles. It was acquired bjr t France in. 1854.
JACKSON, Wyo., (UP) The Jackson Hole Winter Sports Association found a money-making
summertime operation for its; ski lift. This summer the lift was used to carry tourists over the western Wyoming mountains on sightseeing rides.
FUMEEAL;
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TELEPHONE 59 PLEASANTVILLE, INDIANA-
TRI KAPPA Rummage
'.Friday and Saturday, November Elizabeth Gilliland and book re
C"-:CATIC!S! of a WU1 Rogers' statue in Ft. Worth, Tex., brings" Gen. Dv.'.'Tlit D. E&snhower, his wife (right) and Margaret Truman to Uic Lone Star state.' (International Soundphoto)
TheyH Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
tTREMBLCHIN LIKE57HE NEWS
WITH HIS LUNCH. HE ALWAS WMTS
'UNTILTHE RUSH IS OVRySO HE
CAN HAVE SOLITUPE ANP LOTS
OF ELBOW ROOM
XCS , I MUCH FARTHER THAN fefflSii , V. W lk' THE WEATHER- REPORT. g fi V ) SOME Bl3 BERTHA WILL . . Jp FEATt'KKS SYNDtrA R1CHTS RSE "1
Dead Animals Removed
i A il Kinds: hordes, cows, I pheep, calves? and hoes. Cail I Mo(irw Fepd Seriire, So!Hvan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Hante, We pay all phone charges. 24 nour ser
vice, , S John Waelitel Cq.I .... - fTW fTVtiH.. iiitfi$Lmtii - -'$
14 and 15, 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
at Powell Motor Sales.
DIESEL POWER Instruction, Male. Mechanically inclined men get free facts about opportunities and training plan covering big new field of DIESEL. ENGINES for trucks, tractors, lo
comotives, power plants, ships, I
view by Mrs. Docia Tidrick', ) Three new names were added to i the' roll. The ' hostess served cake and tea to fourteen members and guests.
Based on the slory of a daring girl's fight for love and her frontier home
BY RUBY FRAZIER FRCY V ILLUSTRATIONS BY LAWRENCE BUTCHER
Thursday Club Meets The" regular monthly meeting
etc. .We train.you in your spare j of the Thursday club was held
time. Write for details giving age
and present occupation. Diesel Training, Box Times.
Utilities 10 c-o
AUNT Susie will be delighted with Fina Foam for Xmas. It cleans rugs and upholstery. Root's. . AT SERVICE Registered Tog. genberg dairy goat male. Fee, $1.00 at gate. IV4 mi. west high school. Walter Wilson.
TRAILERS ALL KINDS. Axles, Wheels, Brakes. Truck Bodies all kinds Stake Pockets, Sills, Rails, Lights, Hardware and Moulding. Upholstering Suftnlses Leatherette.
Cotton, Burlap, Springs, etc. Custom Buiit Steel Kitchen
Cabiaets. I DRAKE BROTHERS i
at the ihome of Mrs. Aimie Dou
thitt October 31. The president, Mrs. W. R. Johnson, called the meeting to Older ana all joined in singing the club song and repeating the club collect. Roll call responses were current events. Mrs. E. W. Rogers read a paper
on "Youth and Your Commun- 1 ity." The poem "October" was read by Mrs. Vernor Johnson. !
Refreshments of sandwiches, tea and cake were served.
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ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES Personalized Lubrication STAHL'S
Standard Service!'
Corner Sectiort' and Wall a '
They gazed fondly toward the blockhouse . . . JANE and John set out on horseback for Will's Creek to bring them word that England had ordered a military fort built there. They arrived during a lovely sunset and gazed fondly down toward the blockhouse and the sweep to the river ... Greetings in the blockhouse were noisy and cordial. They had had news of the marriage, and of course congratulated them, and wished them happiness. A beaming girl placed in their hands steaming noggins of hot water and spice and rum. " ,. . " . ' ". - Mst of the settlers, John was told, were still waiting to go baqk to the Ohio-Valley as soon as the trouble was over. John said, "I shoulcf think the French Would see there's no use trying to run 'em out. They .get rid of one. bunch and the first thing you know they're. back and more with them."
General Braddock at last had landed with his troop.
"He's a gambler," Sipes said.,.
Eulit Ames, though still quiet and serious, had turned into a good worker in John's gun shop. He did not speak of Dorkey but Jane still had hopes of making a match there a match that would also keep Dorkey out of her own way. Two days before Christmas, an express ridef came into the settlement. He brought great news: The Royal Army had been formed in England, and its commander" named. General Edward Braddock. ' It was March when the next exciting item arrived. General BraddcJc had landed at Hampton with his troops. Excitement, like the zigzag of lightning ran through the -settlement. As Jane listened, she could picture the scene the great ships in the harbor, the small boats pulling for the docks, the crowds and General Braddock himself srhil- j .ingly accepting the official welcome1.... . , , '
But that night in the blockhouse, one voice was raised itf criticism. If was the voice of Lester Sipes, a thin, dark; dandy, who was as vicious as he was lazy. Sipes spent much" time around the blockhouse since the return of Dorkey and this night he eyed her evilly. As he watched, he droned along bitterly. . .' "This Braddock," Sipes said, "is a gambler and a scound rel.- It must be a sorry blow to him to be sent to fight sav-; ages in America. He must be much in need of the money to" be paid him for the job.".. . ' . ' Jane felt a terfse" dram unfolding as Dorkey" moved artfuUy -about" arid Lester Sipes watched her sullenly. When' , Sipes' sister-came in and spoke' to" him"; he' snarled at her', "Leave me be " ,v
(Continueff tomorrow).
Drawings eopyrisht, 1947, by King Features Syndicate, lao. Test copyright, X946, by Baby Frwier Frey.jpublisted by & E. Fmr-iti'i & '