Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 228, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 November 1947 — Page 7
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ADS
FOR SALE i FOR SALE - 4-room house, y i utility, modern except heating iE US for hog supplement in unit, 2 23 acres, barn, in Merom, :t form. We also have a new for $3500. Also Philgas Tappan i formula steer feed. Farm range and Westinghouse washer. :au Co-op. J Paul Gettinger. HaVJ!. Combination storm! FOR SALE No. 155 Hot Blast
k Phone O. P. Dale Insula-
Oo., 25iJ. ILL your soy bean crop to ison Elevator. Highest prices, k service. Open from 7:00 a. 3 9:00 p. m. through' the har- , Next to C & E 1 Depot, Sul-. -L FLOUR, $2.05 per 25 lb. NSON FEED & SUPPLY 115 South Court Street,
le 606.
Air Tight Florence Heater. 518 N. Main St. Charley Crawford. FOR SALE 1937 Willys sedan, $75. Mac's Radiator Shop. FOR SALE 4-room house, in Hymera. Two lots, two good wells of water. Good condition. See Roy Akers, Hymera.
CREST TIRES, 6.00x16, $13.11 (tax included), 18 month guaran-7 tee; tubes, 6.00x16, $2.71; 188proof alcohol, $159 gallon; tire and tractor chains. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners.
FOR SALE Five-room house,
built-in cupboards, bath, large built-in back porch, newly pa-. pered. Immediate possession. : Owner leaving town. Mrs. Bertha Medsker, 436 South State. Phone
746.
SCONSIN ENGINES 2 k horsepower' engines in ;. Suitable to drive elevators, foe's Feed & Implement
FOR SALE "Buick 4-door sedan. Clean throughout. Privately owned. $650.00. 601 Olive St., Sullivan. C, E. Sites. x FOR SALE '39 Ford l'2-ton truck, 1 set dual tandems. 730 North Main.
'; : ; SPECIAL SALE Fine U. S. JESH CUT large mums and No. 1 2V2" Grimes Golden apples, poms, roses, carnations, glads. $2.50; 2Va' $2.00. Other varieties irted tulip, hyacinths, crocus, at various prices. Wilson Bros. t white, yellow daffodil Orchard, 8 miles east of Carlisle. 5. Wildin's Greenhouses, .... , . .p 02 14 We deliver F0R SALE 80-acre farm west ie 921 We deliver. of Su!ivan Good house flnd jpLES Plenty of apples " at barn. Priced around $100 per jjolten Orchard, 4 miles east acre. Might sell on installment, ugger. Any grade from U. S. Easy terms. Possession. Inquire I to droos. Sweet cider' every 424 So. Court. C. Price. peurzeddden . F0R SALE-OneAurex Hear)R SALE 4-room modern ing Aid. Will sell cheap. 204 So. 2' with bath. Can be seen Crowder. .
ul2 noon until 9 p .m. 712 N
t.
BULBS FOR SALE Regal lil-
; ies, double peonies tulips, single Dressed capons tulips, narcissus bulbs. 311 N.
)R SALE
young hens. Polled Durham State St. Lola Templeton.
; past , yearling. James L,. lrigg, Shelburn, Ind. 3 mi. Invest of Shelburn.
rtors; 13, . and . H.P. le Phase. In ' stock. LAWCEVILLE SALES COMT, LAWRENCEVILLE,- ILL. So 90. '
FOR SALE 22 ft. Freuhauf semi trailer; 5-burner kerosene stove. Earl Myers, Shelburn.
1. 7-room house, electricity, gas, good roof and paint, newly decorated inside. Located on North Section St. Now vacant. Priced for immediate sale.
1U SALE Electric sweepers, 2. 5-room house, electricity, rent makes. Price $20.00 and large lot. House now vacant. LoBuy on monthly, payments.- cated close to cheese factory. Will f Bradley, Phone 15, P. 0.' sell at a bargain price.
Usrey for Real Estate and In
surance. Coffman Bldg. Phone
172..
47, Paxton; Ind. !
money on
DR SALE Westinghouse auatie electric- range.. Good con-
n. $3S,Qpr 2)4; ; E. . Jackson. HOG feeders save
"5 s..-llLC.&ilif,li feed Buy less, save more. Think ZT'r-lfr'T'rZZl ' of lt; onc baS Pl'MuTphy's Cut5R frALL-Ons 1-row Ca.e Co?t Concentrate is h foT , picker, and good team of twb , from bjrth tQ marke( k horses. E. H. Clayton, Box nlll Vf)llr tarm or. o .
Linton, Ind.
day. Let us figure your savings.
LAWRENCE , MARTIN FEED
XJTHWINp & ARVIN heater STORShdbura
)ry trained man. Pirtle & dy, N. side Sq. . EATING STOVES For. Imiate Delivery. Florence, Duo
Jf Oft SALE-5-room house, 3 large, 2 smaller. New roof, excellent well, over 3 average lots, chicken park. Price $865. Part
jr B;t; n, nJr ,a Payments can be arranged. Box Sh, Majestic Glow Boy and 009 T, ize Warm Mornings. Liberal .. I 4
e-jn allowance. Use your jt. Woodward Hardware Co., ger, Indiana.
)R SALEOne cook stove, baby play pen, one solid oak . All in good shape. Mrs. jolm Pinkston, Merom, Ind. )R SALE Newly upholstered :nport bed with reversible ions, and cabinet radio. Oba i, 636 N. Watson. ' 1 )R SALE Farm of thirtyI! acres, near J. A. mine east ullivan, a real bargain. Also I two door, Model '29, $150 :ash'. John Gallagher, R. R. 4. ' le 936-A. j
)R SALE 1936 Chevrolet seSee after 5:00 p. m. 1520 N. I. ...
)R SALE Heatrola, $15.00. ert F. Robertson, 820 E. nington.
)R SALE Bred spws and ! Also weaned pigs. Will sel! or all. See Wm. Alsman, IV2 3. south of Dugger, mornings venings. vatories, ' shower : cabinets, ts and recessed medicine lets. In stock. Terms. LAWCEVILLE SALES COMY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. le 90. JESTIC Coal Ranges with he features you want. Your r will be filled today, dward Hardware Co.. Dug-Indiana.
Dead Animals Removed h kinds: horses, cows, ecp, calves and hogs. Call nroe Feed Service. Sullin phone 332 or Crawford 01 or Crawford 53109, rre Haute. We pay " all one charges. 24 honr ser- . .'-:
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COMB HONEY for sale at 40c
a pound. Phone 101. Maurice Thompson. SOUTH END CUT RATE LUMBER YARD 6" center match, $11.00 hundred; 8" ship lap $11.00 hundred; 10" ship lap, $11.00 hundred; 12" ship lap, $11.00 hundred; 8" . poplar, square edge, $12.00 hundred; 54x12" cypress,, Grade B, $16.00 hundred; sheeting, square edge, $10.00 hundred; Flooring No. 2, $10.00, B and better, $16.00 hundred; all 2", $.9.50 hundred. Hand made cedar chest, finished, 3 ft., $19.50; 4 ft., $22.50. We are" open from 7:00 to 5:00 6 days a week. South End Cut Rate Lumber Yard, 592 So. Court St. MONUMENTS in all sizes at 20 E.' Washington St. to select from and can be erected yet this fall. You don't have to wait six to nine months for delivery. Open evenings on appointment. Sullivan Monument Co. R. H. Clarkson &. Son. FOR SALE New Remington portable typewriter. .725 East Jackson St. FOR Victor, Decca, Capitol and Columbia records call at R. W. Cadwell's Music Housp, 27-29 N. Court St., Sullivan, Indiana.
FOR SALE 1947 Super DdLuxe Ford 5-passenger coupe. See Mrs. Mayma Stambaugh, Paxton, Ind., R. R. 1." FOR SALE 1932 Chevrolet in ! good condition. Garland Knowles, R. 4. 4 miles northwest of Sulli
van.
1. 4-room semi-modern house,; wired for electric stove, built-in features. House in good repair. ! Garage, large lot. Close to school' and stores. Very reasonably 1
priced.
2. 5-room bungalow, with gas,
city water, and hydrant in yard. House vacant, close in.
3. Large and small farms, good ones and in good locations. Usrey for Real Estate and Insurance. Coffman Bldg.. Phone
172. v FOR SALE 1947 R.C.A. table model automatic radio and victrola, $80.00. 2 blue rugs, 10x12 and 12x21 and stairway carpet, two 9x12 raisin rugs, several 6x12 rugs Blue davenport. 504 W. Washington.
FOR SALE 1934 Plymouth 4door sedan, 4 good tires, motor completely overhauled recently, radio. Price $300. See Lucy Thrasher at All American Beauty Salon, Phone 7, Sullivan. FOR SALE 5-room house with grocery store in front. Located in Terre Haute. Inquire 564 S. Court St., Sullivan.
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sftVERV WELL. ..I AM ' I I FIRST, THAT J NOW, DOLLV MALONE'S J THERE, EMPTV YOU SOLD HER CLOTHES, JfgSiki BURGLARIZING VOUR J SL GUM.' V rT TRUNK WHICH IS VOU FOOL! BUT SMART LANDLADIES DON'T J 'CLLk WHY DON'T vf IT? rrV- DESTROY LEGAL " YOU CALL THE VcOPSl iSfeN Vrv rii rJ3 M PAPERS I'LL WITHOUT THE V POLICE? lGlK'l rTiWM , mlkm HAVE A LOO COMBINATION? ;
trM KNOW I WON'T TVSU rtSyS I mDop? ttri-gf "l I fmMi W & 1 1
SO YOU WON'T GIVE ME THE QUITE A TIDY PILE OF LOOT I YOU WIN, SAFE- I I WON'T LOCK YOU IN THE CELLAR...
( COMBINATION? VERY WELL... I YOU HAVE HERE, MADAME ,y CRACKER THE AND I'LL LEAVE YOUR GUM JN THE ; Vn'c bffw twpmW YrrADC impp t J 1 tup pni ir.p rlue ROV is IS . PARLOR. I'VE GOT 1
DIDTHIS WITH ONE HAND... AH JMB WOULD BE ffiZl V MALONE'S I WHAT I CAME FOR . J i SUCCESS .' ASTl INTERESTED.' 'l:Jtsh '"rr IfeA) GOOD NIGHT, A StkM -vi&Wfmlm WLJsiziJ t
BETTY'S BEAUTY MART an
nounces the return of Beatrice Majors Bedwell. We welcome you to our appointment list. Make yours early. Phone 157.
WANTED TO BUY Domestic rabbits weighing 4 to 6 lbs. Call 773-L, Sullivan. ;
LOST
Schaffer, R. 1, Sullivan.
FOR SALE Large heating
stove, also electric heater." Rush DnnH savines Insurance Policy for
little Johnnie and Mary. We . , have a Juvenile Insurance Pro
gram for every purpose. Hepre sentative of Franklin Life Ins. Co. Usrey for all forms of sure Insurance. Coffman Bldg. Phone
172.
WANTED Girl immediately ' for permanent position at Boyle's
SYVY. PARENTS. How about a News Stand.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Pinks- . ton and sons moved las t week
LOST Overload truck spring, into their recently purchased Reward. Call' Earl- Hobbs, New home in the northeast part of Lebanon, and reverse charge. Al- town.
so sweet potatoes for sale.
CEMENT BLOCKS Steam cured in kilns type on order. STEWART ' MANUFACTURING & CONTRACTING CO. Telephone 866
any
WANTED TO RENT 100, acres corn, bean ground. Wayne Williams, R. R. 1. Sullivan. '
MI5CELLA1NOUS
FOR SEWING, altering
home made cakes, call Bessie Black, 388. 320 French St.
WANTED TO BUY 25 shoats weighing 100 lbs. Russell Patton, Fairbanks. Graysville phone.
andl NATIONALLY known concern
nas opening ipr neal appearing
INSURANCE Complete line, j Real estate farms and town pro- , perty1. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Phone 567. CESSPOOLS, Roosevelt toilets cleaned with modern pumping outfit." : Satisfaction guaranteed. Price reasonable. Chas. Earle, Linton. Phone 708-W.
WANTED
WANTED Plumbing sewer work. Phone 485 for pointment and estimate. Davidson and Son.
. MEN, WOMEN! OLD AT 40, 50 RO' Want in fpH npnnv. vpars
younger? Ostrex Tonic "Tablets dation Pan thereby girls may
WANTED Girls 18 to 25 years of age, with high school education, to enter fully accredited nurse's training school. The next class begins .January 5th, 1948. Wc have a very attractive Foun-
man with car to do house to house
. .'delivering in Sullivan County. j Profits beyond $73 weekly. Write t . Box 30 c-o Times. . and WANTED Newsboy? Boyle's ' ap- News Stand. LeK i WOMAN WANTED To do telephone work from her home.
No selling. Must have one-party r line. 60c an hour Apply by let- ! ter. AMERICANA CORp., Attention A. C. Marquette, 333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1.
MEMORIAM In memory of our loving son, Gerald W.; Lovelace, who passed feva3s-y?ar$ fcgo today, -Nov. 15, 1911. Your pleasant way and smiling face, dear Gerald Are a pleasure to recall. You had a kindly word for each And died, beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet you, Some day we know not when, To clasp your hand in the better ! land
Never to part ai?ain. Sadly missed by Mother and Dad, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lovelace.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Houpt have moved to their farm . north of town recently vacated by the Clyde Brown family.' . j ' "Frances Sparks, Fina'l daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sparks, is confined to her home by illness. I
A Jingle To REMEMBER Black & White By day or night, Get's you there Safe i . . rll right.
CAR OF THANKS j We wich to thank everyone ' who assisted in any way during' the illness and death of our loved one. ; The Kable Family
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Complete Service By Trained Mechanics LUBRICATION MUFFLERS & TAILPIPES SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE W. S. JARED Implement Sales 19 N. Section
CALL 239
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STULTZ
& Mckinley
pep up bodies lacking iron; also contain vitamin Bl, calcium. New "get acquainted" size only 50c. At all druggists n Sullivan, at Smith Drug.
NOTICE Open Nov. 17. -Custom Butchering.: BENNETT BROS. We Buy Beef Hides.
receive their training ivithout any cost to themselves. ' For further information write to the DIRECTOR OF NURS5NG EDUCATION. PARIS HOSPITAL, PARIS, IL-
j LINOIS. WANTED TO HAUL Coal, j grain or gravel. David Hopewell, Jr. Phone 9155, Sullivan. i WANTED Night waitress. Off i Saturday night. Kat-A-Korner, 1 i mile south of Sullivan. P,hone
9205.
FOR RENT
LADIES Enjoy Big Earnings Daily. Sell Mjaisonetta Frocks. Write Box 453, Terre Haute, Ind. WELCOME old and new customers back again. Eeatrice Bedwell, who is how located at Betty's Beauty Mart. Come in and see Betty & Bea. 21 N. Court. Phone 157.
QUALITY MONUMENTS for less; quarry to cemetery direct; experienced dealer. Satisfaction guaranteed. Durham, Powell Garage. Phone 343.
COAL Lump, egg, and
stoker. Sullivan Phone 973.
Coal Co.,
NOTICE Available now. Complete PHILGAS equipment for converting city gas ranges or new installations. Bill McCoy. ""TTT vrrnr i-ash outlay for poultry feed this new way! Just bring in 800 lbs. of your grains we mix hem with 200 lbs.
Murphy's Vig-O-Ray Concentrate 'you get an outstanding Mash for your birds at low cost. See us and find out how you can save! LAWRENCE MARTIN F EE P STORE, Shelburn.
TRAILERS ALL KINDS. Axles, Wheels, Brakes. Truck Bodies all kinds Stake Pockets, Sills, Rails, Lights, Hardware and Moulding. Upholstering Supplies Leatherette, Cotton, Burlap, Springs, etc.
Custom (BUilt Steel Kitchen Cabinets. DRAKE BROTHERS
ATLAS TIRES AND . BATTERIES Personalized , Lubrication STAHL'S '
wl V
Corner Section and Wall
FOR RENT Floor Sander, ; Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co , ; Sullivan, Ind. FOR RENT 3-room and bath' apt., unfurnished. 'Utilities furnished. 30 N. French. i FOR RENT 2-room modern furnished apartment. 332 W. Beech.
MEROM
Mr. ar-.d Mrs. Clyde B.'own and family moved Monday to Sullivan to make their future home. Mrs. Nell Kelly of near Fairbanks and Nancy Schenk of Chicago, are guests of Mrs. Nan Kelly this week.
Jim Bailey of Wheeling, nois, spent ' Wednesday Thursday with his mother, Ama Bailey'.
Illiand Mrs. 1
I f TIIH "PHILSO PI&K'.H P?,?M2 i$ I Ife $ I I WITH GRf'F. KV
. NOTRE DAME at NORTHWESTERN i DTI OUGHT TO CUR PHILCO PUBLIC Sullivan Hdw. & Furniture Co.
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Based on the story of a daring girl's fight for leve and her frontier home
BY RUBY FRAZIER FREY ILLUSTRATIONS BY LAWRENCE BUTCHER
Red fflomsfisg '' ,
They staged a war dance for the soldiers from England.
Lashes were given the drinkers . . .
"Supplies are coming!" he called.
JANE'S momentary suspicion of John's feelings toward the French passed. No more was said. He was busy, and Jane was thrilled as the British prepared to drive the intruders from the Ohio valley. A hundred Indians joined the British forces and staged a war dance for the red-coated soldiers from England. Shouting, prancing, their bodies gleaming in the firelight, they whirled in the clearing. Tomahawks swung and scalping knives flashed. . . . For long hours afterwards, soldiers and'settlers moved in groups uncommonly close. ... . Now the pay was slow in coming from the colonies. General Braddock dispatched Washington to Williamsburg for the money. 'And now, I suppose," Jane fumed, "we
have to wait for that!"
with the General and his staff. He showed a complete list of the weapons he had manufactured and the ammunition available, and compared his gun with a Charleville rifle captured from the French. , But he stormed angrily back to the cabin when the conference was over.' All he would say to Jane was, "The bullheaded English!" She -watched him for a while. "I should hate to have you angry with me," she said. He smiled and took her in his arms, holding her head against his shoulder. The longer the soldiers waited, the more quarreling there was in the fort. Braddock's rages rose to fresh heights. Two hundred lashes were ordered for every soldier befuddled by drink. .. . ' As the August heat settled over the community, tempers became even shorter. Braddock stomped the length of the
Wait tfcey did. chn discussed the matter of firearms
Drtwingt copyright, 1947, by King restores SyndicatV, Inc. Text copyright, 1946, by Ruby Frasier Frey. Published by G. P. Potnaro'i Bone,
fort cursing out the slothfulness of colonial soldiers, and declaring that if food and money had not arrived before two more days had passed, he would leave the place, take his British troops, and repair to the coast For discipline, Braddock had the men drill in the hot '. sua all morning. Less than an hour after the midday meal of Indian corn and bitter greens brought from the wood3 he had set them to drilling again, with full equipment. ; Three of the colonials fainted, and the general ordered , them dragged from the parade 'ground and to be given punishment when they recovered. Thus the sound was triply welcome when the mount in the tower first glimpsed the caravan of one hundred wagons moving from the east. "Supplies are coming!" he called down excitedly. . . . (Continued tomorrow) t