Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 237, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 November 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 27, 1947, SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Underarm, Shoulder Strap, & Handle Styles in Black, Brown, Wine, Green, Turf, Red.

$1.38 TO $5.

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PLASTICS & GENUINE LEATHER

Gloves

Kid or fabric with metallic trim and plain , . i sizes 6'z to 8 Vi . . . black, brown, .white, green.

$1.49 To $3.98

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FASHION

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SHOP

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NEW LEBANON W. S. C. S.

The New Lebanon W.S.C.S. met sonS "l Love to Tel1 the Story." Thursday, November 20th for a Prayer by Marv Wilson. Secrecovered dish dinner at the home , tary's and treasurer's reports

read. 1 hanks offering and

Cheer offering taken. A short prayer was given by Rev. Hom-

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were elected as follows

Stone and daughter, Janice,

were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pittman Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pound spent

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of Mrs. Harry Mason. The after- sponding secretary, Marie Irving; , Three new members, Freda the home of E. H. Dilley to visit

noon meeting opened with the treasurer, Elizabeth Lisman, sec- Hoesman, Manon Chandler and with Miss Tressa Dilley Thurs-

retary of Missionary Education, j Dorothy Monroe were welcomed day afternoon. Nora Dodds; secretary of Litera- into the society. Three guests, i Mrs Rubv Whalen entertained

ture, Lucille Sims; local presi- Miss Keplinger, Miss Schmidt and her bridge club Thursdav ninht Sunday in Indianapolis.

Good I dent, Dorothy Monroe. Mrs. Steve Bangledis were pres- Mrs. Olive Tarlton. Mrs Ola1 Mrs. Colleen Bennett Badger

The program on "Purpose" was ent- ' 'Johnson and' daughter, Sara, of Arizona is visiting her pargiven by Mrs Nora Dodds and : Members Present were Jean were in Terre Haute Saturday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Liston ? ,., , , Phillips, Marie Irving, Lucille They attended the show "Gone and Sai"a and Mr. and Mrs. John

Officers for the coming year r V iSlms- Mary Wllson- Mildred Dale, with the Wind." Badger and family.

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berger presented Miss Nelle Kep- man Mra plara BpnIrau, Roca ' f v. anine evangelist at tne i tri

dent, Mary Stedman; vice-presi- linger of West Virginia, and Miss L1n . Phillips Mary , aPV- TT i- I ta Mae Osburr i Tlled on Mr T L dent. Marv Wiknn- r.nnrHin w. Sue Schmidt of Minnesota, who t TZ wl iJZfJ?Z ver interesting talk at the high " s" " L

, , un.uumu, imici irovivauu, ucv. uuu crhool last Thursdav momins "-lcvv umunwj auciiiuun. - are devotln8 tflrJ"ves touHome Mrs. Homberger and the Host and He Ts staying with Mr ad Mrs ' Mrs- Dorothy Kruzan and son, . Missionary work. They each gave hostess Mr and Mrs Mason "! Wlln lvlr ana Virs' james, of Clinton, spent Sunday I a short talk and pev Homberger , The December meeting will be, 'Those who called on Mr and with Mrs. Lou Johnson and son, i cnantT in tTes! n boTThe at Chureh- EVery0ne iS inVit" CecU Drake Sunday after- Donald. (chapter in the lesson book. The ed to help decorate the church noon were Mr. and Mrs Homer Miss Reva Jh"son and Miss J

meeung lauseu wnu a piayei uy ; for the Christmas holidays on Dilley, Mr. and Mrs. Ora John-. Ramona Triplctt spent the the group. J ; Thursdav. December lfith i 1j tot. i nrJ.. j hi week-end with . Mr. and Mrs.

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FAIRBANKS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blount ainville. Indiana. Miss Tressa Dilley spent last called on Mr. and Mrs. L. H.I week with her brother, Mr. and Crew Sunday afternoon. STRIKE SPREADS

Mrs. Homer Dilley. Those who took dinner with HAMMOND NEWSPAPER Mrs. Roy Pound called on Mrs. 'Mr. and Mrs.. Willie Johnson CHICAGO, Nov. 27 (UP) Clara Scott Saturday afternoon. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Rush A FL printers went on strike

retary, Hazel Jackson;

OUR PRIVILEGE

We are grateful for the privilege of answering the many calls made upon us and, in every instance, we extend the utmost courtesy of service so that this honor will continue to be ours. Wc are proud of the trust and faith our clients have in us Schulze Funeral Home Successor To Risinger & Kresge Carlisle, Indiana

Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on' property on Installment plan. Also farms for sale.. W. T. MELLOTT

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Mrs. Mabel Drake called

DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co.

Sullivan Phone No. 9 ' WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

at Miun anp son, mr ana ivirs. , yesterday against another Chi-

Charles McCoy of Terre Haute, cag0 area newspaper as the six , Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson , major daiies jn chicag0 con. and son of Farmersburg. tinued t0 blish their additions Rev. and Mrs Canine and by the photo-engraving process children of Waveland, Indiana for tne second day Members of t and Rev. and Mrs. William Local of the 1T l who struck ; - ' against the Chicago newspapers

Hammond, Ind., Times shortly after the paper had published its : I first edition. James Delaurier, , publisher of the newspaper, said j

that composing room workers walked out after he refused a union demand for a wage in- ! crease.

BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS with Tile-Tex or Rubber Tile. THOMAS TILE-TEX SALES 27 E. Jackson Phone 745

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OTHER DOLLS -

A full baby size doll that goes to. , sleep and cries . . . dressed in a gown and bonnet of white organdy with blue trim . . . has real hair.

bootees and stockings.

$4.25 to $5.79

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It's been a number of years since Old Santa has awaited the little folks at any of our local stores. This year by special arrangement with the pixies at the North Pole, Santa Claus will make a special pre-Christmas guest appearance at the VAN WEY FURNITURE APPLIANCE STORE in Sullivan. We invite all our little friends and their folks to see him, shake his hand and tell him their wants. At the same time, we invite you to inspect our TOYLAND which occupies our entire second floor, newly redecorated.

LARGE DUMP TRUCKS, all steel, rubber tired $1.25 SMALLER TRUCKS : $1.98 & $1.29 ROCKY HORSES, all fine finished, very strong varnished wood $1.98 DRUMS, large size for that military tone 65c PULL TOYS, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Woofy Wagger ... . . 79c & 89c QUACKY DUCK FAMILY, PANDA BEAR, WALKING DOG" $1.39 & $2.69 MAN-ON-THE-FLYING TRAPEZE MECHANICAL TOYS 98c COAST ARTILLERY CANNONS, shoot, aim, load . . . . . . $L9S PEARL HANDLED CAP PISTOL with leather holster . . . $3.10 SMALLER PISTOL & HOLSTER set . .... . . .". ..... ..... 95c

PLASTIC SAIL BOATS, large enough to sail alone . . . INDIAN ARCHERY SET with quiver, war bonnet, tomahawk, arrows

Blackboards $4.25 , Educational boards for children built with rolling lithoplate scroll and pulv e r i z e d perfection writing slate.

Complete with ringing and

clicking at every twist of the dial. Just like the real thing!

$1.29 $1.49

DOLL HIGH CHAIRS, like the real thing ... lift-up' feeding tray and foot rest ....... $2.25 GIRLS' SEWING KITS $1.15 GIRLS' CLEANING SETS, dust pan, broom, sweeper, soap & soap pads i $1.69 & $2.15 MINIATURE XYLOPHONE that plays, complete with instructions 1 $1.25 MINIATURE UKELELE, complete with pick and instuctions $1.21) 21-PIECE PLASTIC DISH SET, service for 6 ..... $1.25 WATER COLORS & CRAYON SETS 89c & $i.25 GAMES Monopoly, Marble, Tsble Tennis, Bowling, Dart Board ....'.....a...... $1.29 to $2.98 BOOKS Adventure, Biblical, Animal, Color and . Paper Doll 15c to 69c

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Doll Carriages ' $7.95 to $9.95 Collapsible baby buggies constructed of water repellent bodies with side pockets, rubber tires, knee action brake.

Toy Piano . . $3.98 Beautiful ivory cabinet built on legs like a Baby Grand . . . excellent tone to develop , the musical ear . . complete with instruction sheet for playing nursery rhyme songs.

Snow Sleds $5.75 , All steel runner sleds built by Thompson, a fine name in toys, well constructed with safety steering device. Capable of carrying a large h?ad. Harmonizing colors niake this item a great attraction of Santaland.

Coaster Wagons $9.95 A fine Greyhound product with an all-steel " body to uphold a heavy load . . . equipped with rubber tires for easy niovability.

ROLLER SKATES, ball bearing, adjustable, pr. $2.79 VICTORY TRAINING RIFLES, complete with manual of arms .... S2.25 ELECTRIC WOOD BURNING SETS, with supplies $2.25 & $3.25 POLICE HANDCUFFS 29c RUBBER TOYS 69c & 79c Christmas Tree Decorations, Lights, Balls, Tinsels, Window Wreaths, Etc.

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