Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 240, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 December 1947 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1947. PAGE FIVE ,1a. BLONDIE

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FOR SALE

SEE US for hoc supplement in

hellet form. We also have a new

Linen formula steer feed. -Farm

IBureau Co-op.

FOR SALE 5-room house, semi-modern, on paved street. Now empty. Price $5,000.00. W. Mellott.

WE HAVE Combination storm

doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insula-

Viou Co., 258.

SELL your soy bean crop to

Vohnson Elevator. Highest prices, . . . n.rtn

iquicK service, upen irom i.uu a. m. to 9:00 d. m. through the har

dest. Next to C & E I Depot, Sul-

van. ,

FOR SALE 3-point shingle

iioofine. $6.50 square (colors, red

I and green); blue shingles, $6.90 square. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court, Phone 1606. HOME FREEZERS, 6,1, 16 Cu. Ft. Terms. Pirtle & Inbody, N.

sidC'Sq. ; FRESH CUT large mums and pompoms, roses, carnations, glads. CEMETERY wreaths, pots and balls. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver.

FOR SALE Official size basketballs, $4.50 and $14.50; footballs, $2.98 and $6.95; Greyhound wagons, $9.65; 45-inch Thompson sleds, $5.49; Jr. tool chests, $2.29; Marx complete electric trains,

$21.95. GAMBLE'S, "The Friend-1

ly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners, north side square, phone 433. FOR SALE Circulating Heater

: i nnHj:t;An con fin Tnhn I

McNeill, R. 2, Shelburn, mile east of Ebenezer church. FOR SALE 1942 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Club Coupe. Very clean, heater, new battery and all hew General tires. 844 N. Main or phone 278. -

Miscellaneous INSURANCE Complete line. Real estate farms and town property. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Phone 567.

Past Noble Grand Club will hold public games at I. O. O. F. j hall, Tuesday, December 2nd, 8 p. m. Public invited.

Pit PLEASE, POP? II I DON'T WANT ORATORY T J

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WHAT DO YOU

WANT TO DO

WITH THIS

MONEY ?

( I WANT TO TAKE V MY GIRL FRIEND I TO THE GAME (AND THE DANCE

AFTERWARDS

THAT'S NOTjIIIII1'- . BUT THEN I DIDNT HHH Y AS MUCH V 1 fm , X EXPECT TO GET Tj) v, MONEY AS JyX iSfS AS MUCH AS lEgT " K ff lLnj tamlynJicate Inc.. World umLi. i

RIF K1KBY

FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet Tudor. 218 W.i Johnson. Water pressure systems for deep or shallow wells. In stock. Terms. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. Phone 90.

FOR SALE 23 acres, splendid 'buildings, electric lights, plenty fo water, possession in 30 days. NearTaxton. W. T. Mellott.

t One Used Gas Stove, $29.50. ,Used Ranges, $29.50. One Used Estate Heater, $22.50. All used stoves priced right for clearance, l Woodward Hardware Co.. Dugger, Indiana.

" FOR SALE 15 weaned pigs. Phone 9104. James Medley. . j FOR SALE Nubian Hot Blast Healer, medium size. Excellent jconditiori. $75.00. 217 N. State St. .FOR SALEl-Good oblong din'ing table and buffet. Cheap. Selling out. Paul Gettinger, Merom, Indiana. if FOR SALE China cabinet, buffet. Also Warm Morning Heater, used very little; team of (f horses and saddle mare. Clarence . M. Walters, Graysville phone.

ifytic north Dodd Bridge. . A VFOR'SALE Warm' Morning

stove, with pipes, in good condi-

tion. Call at 444 S. Court. .

FOR SALE Rebuilt Behr Bros, imricht niano. mahocan'v case.

good tone and plenty of volume.

Wonderful instrument for church, school, lodge or entertainment

FOR SALE Two sorrel riding horses, very stylish and . lady broke. Two western saddles and bridles, red and black. Ill health reason for selling. Paul Woodard, 620 E. Washington. FOR SALE 21 acres, 2-room house, good well, 6 miles east of Sullivan. Price $1500.00. $300.00 down, balance like rent. W. T. Mellott. FOR SALE Apples. We have the old-fashioned varieties that you've been wanting, Winesap, Ben Davis, Black Twig, Roman Beauty, Turley and others. Wilson Bros. Orchard, 8 miles east of Carlisle.

GIRLS, WOMEN Want To Be A Practical Nurse? BIG. DE-! MAND, HIGH WAGES. Instruc-1 tion. High school not necessary. ' Easy to learn at home in spare time. Prepare now for this inter- ' esting, profitable work. Write for , FREE information. Wayne School i of Practical Nursing, Box 123 c-o '

Times. INSTRUCTION, Male. AUTO BODY and FENDER training, including welding, spray painting and metal work. Look into it! one of the most profitable branches of tremendous Auto industry offering chances for good

job or your own business Learn ,

in spare time. Veterans and nonveterans. Write for FREE facts Auto-Crafts Training, Box P. G. c-o Times.

JACK", YOU'VE BEEN MV

FDIEND, AS WELL AS MY

ATTORNEY, FOR THIRTY YEARS, OR

I WOULD NOT HAVE

DISCUSSED ELLEN YOU SAY FIVE

WITH YOU. WHAT THOUSAND WENT

SHALL IDO? UP THE FLUE AND

WHY NOT HIRE TO SPY ON MY A DETECTIVE. WIFE? NEVER

DEREK? BESIDES, THEY'RE

ALL NINCOMPOOPS.'

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VN. NOW SHE WANTS A MPhkm . ,CWSSI ms W1 LOT MORE? LOOKS MfSR&3S IkZYp

FRANKLY. ESP, DOLLY'S ' NOT MUCH..

beginning to think except her you're not trYingZbabY vanished haven't you found with one

OUT ANYTHING? PRISCILLA BLEAK

A VERY BAD EGG.' HONESTLY, PAGAN, I'VE DROPPED EVERYTHING

cnD tuic rAP

SHE DIDN'T REALIZE J MAY OUR

STHAT'DGOPPINGNEXT CLIENT

EVERYTHING"

DOESN'T SWELL

-rue cvr uimi icd'

BE RICH,DES1

AND NOW, GET

THE CAR.. I'VE

ANEW HUNCH.'

(.opr. 1017. King frc-tre

CAREFUL buyers visit our store regularly. P and A Store.

" place. R. W. Cadwell Music House. i PULLETS FOR SALE This year White Rocks and Austra

Whites, now laying. $1.25 each. Gurney Stierwalt, Carlisle, Indiana, R. R. ; Miromatic and Presto fourQuart pressure cookers, $12.95; Camfield automatic toasters, $22.00;. combination sandwich and waffle makers, $7.95 to $27.50; twin waffle maker, $8.75 to $12.95. GAMjBLE'S, The Friendly Store, Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners, No. Side Square. Phone 433.

FOR SALE 1946 Zenith console radio, like new; 1947 Ford Zenith radio, used 3 mo. Reasonable. Paul McSwane, 831 N. Main. Phone 959-X. FOR SALE 3-burner New Perfection kerosene stove. $40.00. Used only a few months. Also

pecans, 1 35c- por lb. AI Gettinger, Vk mi. east Merom, 1st house

I south on Merom Sta. road.

FOR SALE Small farm with good dwelling, barn and other

buildings; about one mile out Address OWNER, care Times.

FOR SALE 1 new oil burner

.stove. Whipps Products Co., Phone 168. FOR SALE 4-room house, good outbuildings, 7 acres splendid land. Possession, January 1st. Well located, V mile from Post , Office and stores. Price $4,000.00. W. T. Mellott. ! FOR SALE Ten Holstein rows and bull, 4 Holstein heifers. Pure bred. D. V. Stines, 1 mile west of Hymera.

PUBLIC GAMES at Teen Canteen Thursday, Dec. 4th at 8 o'- i clock. Sponsored by Basketball j Mothers Club.

HAVING battery trouble? Call

39-W Shelburn and we will bring you a new Gulf auto battery. !

Flysn's, Shelburn.

""WANTED" !

WANTED Plumbing and:

sewer work. Phone 485 for ap

pointment and estitnatc. Lex i Davidson and Son. i i WANTED Gt) Is 18 to 35 years j of age, with high school ec!nc:i- j linn, to enter fully accredited I nurse's training school. The next class bex4ns January 5th, 1918.1 We have a very attractive Foun- ' dation plan j whereby girls may ! receive their training without any i

cost to themselves. For further! information write to the DIREC- I .

TOR OF NURSING EDUCATION, PARIS HOSPITAL, PARIS, ILLINOIS. 1

LOST Black & tan female beagle hound, answers to name Lady. Collar bearing Indianapolis ddress. Disappeared Nov. 15. Anyone having information notify Earl Mason, R. 5, Sullivan, or telephone 38F22 Dugger, collect. CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone for the flowers, cards, letters, gifts and telephone calls I received while in , the Presbyterian Hospital m Chicago. Mary E. Pigg

SHELBURb

Mrs. Hnrry Jefferson and Miss Leola Lane of Terre Haute visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott Friday. They left Saturday for St.. Petersburg, Florida to spend the winter. Mrs. Pauline Curry and Mrs. Anna Brown spent Saturday in

Terre Haute. i Mr, and Mrs. Dsrrell Houston j of Indianapolis, spent the week-! end with relatives. "

Mrs. Eva Bean visited friends '

in Terre Haute Tuesday. j

CARLISLE

Mr. and Mrs. Garland Morris and family of Chicago spent the week-end here with Mrs. Mirris' mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Epperson of Fort Branch, and Mrs. Daisy Dunkerly of Oaktown attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Hoover Sunday. Mrs. Faye Shake of Teri Haute spent Sunday here with relatives. I . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe left I this week for Long Beach, California where they will visit Mr. I Wolfe's brother, Floyd Wolfe and wife. i.

Mr.' and Mrs. Elmer Charlton and son, Jackie Ray, had as their guests Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sneed. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kluesner and children, Bobby Lee and Louise.

U. S. MACHINERY TO BUILD SOVIET INDUSTRIES

WANTED Man capable of tak- j ing full charge of dairy herd, 1 Must be experienced in using i milking machine. Modern dairy ! barn. Good house to live in. Good ; salary. Applicant must be sober, dependable and in good health. Box 173 care Times.

, FOR SALE 6-room house, with 6 lots, basement, on East Jackson Street. Price $3,800.00. W. T. Mellott. Girls-' and Boys' Bicycles, for Christmas. Buy early. Free layaway service. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Indiana. FOR SALE 16 milk cows, some with calf by side. D. E. Salter, 2 miles south of Lewis.

FRIENDS coming- for Xmas? Clean the rugs and upholstery with Fina Foam. Root's. 1 FOR SALE 14 shoats, weighing 100 to 125 lbs. Tom Everhart, R. 3, Sullivan, Hymera phone. 2nd house east of Claiborne, near 48 mine.

FOR SALE 1946 VA-ton Ford truck. Good condition. Kraft Food Co., Sullivan. Telephone 56. FOR SALE OR trade for 1400lb. work horse: 7-year black Lousiana saddle mare, 2 white feet, white spot on side, white face, , glass eye. Well broke, neck reins. Gentle for lady or children. Chas. Chambers, Exline Corner, State Road 54. Call after 3 p .m.

FOR SALE 5-room house in Hymera, water in kitchen, 2 lots. Write, call or contact Mrs. George Flynn, Hymera.

Dead Animals Removed

All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hog;s. Call

j Monroe eed hervice, Sullivan phone 332 dr Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109.

Terre Haute. We pay all

; phone charges. 24 hour ser-

S vice.

iJohn Wachtel Co

Terre Haute. Indiana

1. 4-room bungalow and bathroom, complete bath fixtures, built-in cabinets, sink in kitchen,

gas, glassed-in front and back t porch, nice floors, newly decorat- j ed inside. Areola heating system, j garage, large lot. Located close to' grade and, high schools, close to stores and bus stop. Immediate possession. j 2. 4-room semi-modern house, built-in features, wired for electric stove. Good roof, new asbestos siding, large lot, garage. Close to school and store. Priced to sell. 3. New 4-roorn semi-modern 1 house with automatic hot water heater, large metal cabinet and built-in features, garage built in i connection to house, house insul- : ated, large lot. Will sell with fur-1 niture or without. A nice house in a good location, close in, close to church, schools and stores. Pos-1 session to suit buyer. j 4. I have some small farms, close in, with good improvements. Very reasonably priced and pos

session to suit buyer. Usrey's Real Estate and Insur

ance Agency, 'Coff man Building,;

Phone 172. Gas and Electric space heaters and Hpt plates. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. Phone 90.

TRAILERS ALL KINDS.

Axles, Wheels, Brakes. Truck Bodies all kinds Stake Pockets, Sills, Rails, Lights, Hard

ware and Moulding. Upholstering Supplies Leatherette, Cotton, , Burlap, Springs, etc. Custom Built Steel Kitchen Cabinets. . DRAKE BROTHERS

WANTED TO BUY Good ued Singer sewing machine, electric or treadle. Write Box MG, c-o Times. WANTED Washings and ironings to do home. 424 E. Hartley St. Phone 527-A. WANTED Washings and ironings to do home. 718 E. Jackson St. Phone 937-L. WANT housework, washing, ironing. Call 14-E Shelburn. FOR RENT

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Unversaw i of Indianapolis,' spent Thanks- , giving Day here with relatives. I Steve Reed of Lafayette, spent ; Thanksgiving at hoim. j i The PhiJathea class of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Joe Taylor Friday night, November 21, with ten members and one guest present. Following, the regular business session an interesting program was given and several good artists were discovered. Refreshments of sandwiches, waldorf salad, pumpkin pie with whipped cream and

coffee were served. Members present were Mesdames Ora Jordan, Lillian Jones. Fern Banfield, Hazel Scott, Hallie Rlichey, Armeda Stout, Hallie Bush, Maude Taylor, Sadie Thompson, Mrs. Gorby Guest? present were Mrs.

Taylor and niece of Terre Haute, j The next meeting will be held , December 5th at the home of j Mrs. Maude Taylor. j

In hauling oil or other liquids upto lOO miles, one. tank truck does tho work of It railroad tank cars, according to a federal studv.

Find Coed's Body

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CRATES OF U. S. machinery and electrical equipment to build up Soviet Industries await loading - aboard a Russian ireighter at Jersey; City, N. J. Shipments are made by,Amtorg, Russian trading agency, or by special purchasing commissions, - ' " ' " -f International')

FOR RENT Floor Sander, Edger, Polisher. All new equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., Sullivan, Ind.

FOR RENT 2-room furnished house. Also roll-away bed with innerspring mattress for sale. Inquire at Marathon Station on E. Washington. FOR RENT Two-room house. Gentlemen preferred. 515 So. Court. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. Private bath. Ground floor, close in, private entrance. 224 W. Harris. FOR RENT Four-room apartment; unfurnished. Second floor, 27 So. State St. O. L. Springer.

For the fifth consecutive year meat production in 1946 exceeded 20 billion pounds, the meat output for the year reaching 22,961,000.000 pounds. To produce this meat supply, 131,050,000 cattle, hogs and sheep were marketed and processed in the U. S.

INVESTIGATORS await autopsy report in mysterious fatal shooting of Frances Flint (above), whose frozen, unclad body was found in woods off a Wayland, Mass., lane, to determine if the. 22-year-old Radcliffe college graduate student had shot herself or was a murder victim. (International)

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FOR RENT Modern sleeping room. 206 N. State. Telephone 925-Y.

LOST

.LOST One wheel-easy hand truck. If found phone or return to Seven Up Bott. Co., for reward.

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Jane slipped from the tepee.

"You no go," Metusaquah said.

Jane lifted her hand in farewell the trip had begunl

OW at last everything was ready for the attempted

escape from the Indian village. Of the males, only

older men and boys were in the camp and though they

were perfectly capable of foiling the captives, they were . not so alert as the warriors ... Cautiously, Jane slipped from the tepee in the late afternoon. The village was quiet. She stole down to the .. river's edge and followed along until she came to where the food was cached and the canoe, hidden. She passed the pit that had held their supplies. It was filled with earth and coveredoyer with leaves. Otto and Elijah already were there, seated in the canoe in the small inlet. ' They greeted her in silence and steadied the noe as she stepped in. There was scarcely room though ihey had

kept their stores at a minimum. She checked the sharpened ax, the food, the quiver of arrows, the two bows there was only one bow! ' ('Elijah," Jane said, "where is the other bow?" He looked blankly down. "I put two in." Had it been left in the pit? Jane turned . . . Metusaquah stood on the slope above her. She held the bow and an arrow aimed at Jane's heart. "You no go," she said. ' Jane stepped back slowly from the canoe. "Metusaquah," she said, "I did not choose to take your man. I have a husband, a man of my own race. I am trying now to return to him." ' The Indian girl's brown eyes were fixed attentively on -Jane's lips but her arms had not moved arid the arrow : was still aimed. Jane went on, her tone urgent. "If I go

now, I shall never return. Pesquitomen will marry you the girl he really loves. He will realize it when I am gone." There was a deadly pause. Then the Indian girl began to speak. "You go," she said. "They miss you, I say you go through woods. Leaves on ground, no mark of foots. They look, no find." Jane wheeled and stepped again into the canoe. Otto began to paddle and they moved out of the hiding place, into the river and swinging with the current. ' The Indiab girl still stood motionless on the bank, the bow,, in hr band. She had forgotten she held it, Jarue would not pauie to ask for it." t Jane lifted her hand in farewell,, and they passed beyond

sight ofher in the trees, trip home had. beun

' Drawings copyright, 1947, by King Featuret Syndicate, Jnc. Text copyright, 1846, by Ruby Frazier Frey. Published by G. P. Putnam'i Sooj.

They were actually away,, the (Continued tomorrow)