Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 242, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 December 1947 — Page 7
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES1 Thursday; vECi,mift PAGE'SEVEN BLONDIE Ct'A THAT'S TFPPlRL F jTHAT'S IT VCHJ Y THAT STICKY STUFF.' riUDHDLY LASSITIED AD RATE Minimum charge 18 words or less, 35c, first Insertion. Zc for each WE'VE GOT ATE' IT Ks TO FIND IT ional, word, first insertion. 18 words or less 70c for three insertions, 4o for each , additional for three insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. ' '' - Obituaries, In Mcmoriam, Resolutions 2c per work,' minimum $1.50. n additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of the h, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. lAn additional charge of 25c will be made for the use of box numbers. . .
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FOR SALE
A GOOD feed Man-a-mar. CAREFUL buyers visit our Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main 'store regularly. P and A Store.
St.
CTRIC water heaters, home
vacuum sweepers, elec- Water pressure systems for
ons. Farm Bureau io-op. ) aeep or snaiiow wens, in siock.
Terms. LAWRENCEVILLE
HAVE Combination storm
Phone O. P. Dale Insula-
258.
L your soy bean crop to
Ln Elevator. Highest prices,
service. Open from 7:00 a.
9:00 p. m. through the har-
Kext to C &E I Depot, Sul-
SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. Phone 90.
FOR SALE New 1947 Co-op corn picker. Picked 100 acres. P. M. Lester, Fairbanks, Ind.
We don't like to brag but when faced with it we will admit Man-a-mar feed is the best feed we know of for chickens of any age.
Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main
St.
FOR SALE Large size wool rug, breakfast set. See Betty M.
i Wolfe at hospital.
INSON SPECIAL 40 hog
, $5.80 bag. JOHNSON & SUPPLY CO., 115 South
Street, phone 606.
ME FREEZERS, 6, 8, 16 Cu.
rms. Pirtle & Inbody, N.
q. ,
SH CUT large mums and ms, roses, carnations, glads.
TERY wreaths, pots and FOR SALE Warm Morning
Wildin's Greenhouses, Heater; 5-burner kerosene range; 9214. We deliver. coal steel range; coal hot water
WANTED
WANTED Plumbing and sewer work. Phone 485 for appointment and estimate. Lex Davidson and Son.
FOR SALE Used Remington
portable typewriter in good con dition. C. F. Peck, 268 W. Giles.
n Street
Mellott,
Price $3,800.00.
heater and tank; . New Idea corn SALE 6-room house, shellei.( electric or hand driven; lots, basement, on East , electric brooder: twn milk
cows; 70-gallon kettle on steel furnace. Hurry. 8 ton timothy & lespedeza mixed hay. 3 miles northwest of Switz City. Horace Hinds: "
SALE China cabinet,
Also Warm Morning Heat
ed very little; team of
and saddle mare. Clarence
Iters, Graysville phone. '
orth Dodd Bridge.
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 Foun-
j dation 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.
WANTED A farmer who knows farming, farm machinery
and stock. G. G. Billman, 403 W, Washington.
WANTED Experienced woman, general housework, doctor's home. Own room and radio. No
laundry. Write Mrs. B. Phibbs,
934 Club Circle, Glenview, Illinois.
T 'I'llilllWl I IF. I LOST.MV k i BREAD AND ) ( COOKIE--1 :Vt JELLY rf ( NOLI SHOULD) : , L BE IN t VFA f t I r 7 -t WHERE OKJ THE FCOKIT 1 DID VOU STEPS. COME - BKEAK MISS ON, I'LL BLEAK'S VALUABLE SHOW YOU.'..'-
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IT WAS RIGHT HERE. THE LET'S
WAY SHE PICKED UP --HAVE A THEM PIECES, YOU'D LOOK . THINK THEY WAS . A AROUMD,
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BUT SHE DIDN'T
FIND THEM ALL.' JUST A FRAGMENT..
AND UNLESS I'M
MISTAKEN, GENUINE SANDWICH OR
CAMBRIDGE.'
SAY, YOU'RE SHARP, MISTER.' THAT'S WHAT SHE CALLED IT.'
THE CAMBRIDGE
LAMP.' CLAIMED THERE WASN'T MORE
THAN THREE OR FOUR
E WORLD.'
WHAT X GAVE EM TO HER HANDY
DID SHE MANOR DANDVMAM, I'D
DO WITH CALL HIM MOUSTACHE,
THE WAVY HAIR .. ALWAYS
PIECES? J COMBIN' IT.. SHE BOSSED
HIM AROUMD LIKE A
PET POODLE
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FOR SALE Rebuilt Behr Bros, upright piano, mahogany case, good tone and plenty of volume. Wonderful instrument for church,
school, lodge or entertainment
R. W. Cadwell Music
room bungalow and bath
complete bath fixtures, riace
cabinets, sink in kitchen, House
issed-in front and back , ,
nice floors, newly decorat- Don t throw good money after de, Areola heating system, bad. If you are feeding a mash
large lot. Located close to that isn't giving you results from
hnd high schools, close to your hens why not try Man-a
land bus stop. Immediate mar? You will be glad you did.
ion. Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main
room semi-modern house, St.
i features, wired for elec-
ve. Good roof, new asbes- " c . , ' . c Int? lirep lot earaee Close house- 800(1 wel1' 6 mlles east of ng, large lot, garage, v.ioi.1. ... r,; M.nnnn tirrnnn
,)1 and store. Priced to sell. w 4-room semi-modern dw". 4balance llke rent W- T-
Ivith automatichot water
latt-ge metal- cabinet and FOR . JSALE 2-months-old i features,,- garage built in 'Tpointer puppieS. 444 star Ave. ; ion to houset house insul-j- . - , rge lot. Will sell with furL' ;4 FOR SAtE 4-'Voom. holise with' )r without. A nice house in outbuildings, 3 lots on North location, close in, close to Court Street. Price $2,800.00. W. schools and stores. Pos- T. MJellott. ' i- emit Kniffr ! " " " "
PIANO, bench, coal oil heater, girl's brown fur coat (size 14), young man's blue suit. 219 W. Johnson. CAR of granular super phosphate due at Merom. See us soon if interested. Farm Bureau Coop.
fur one
have some small farms,
11, with good improvements.
casonably priced and pos-
to suit buyer. j
y's Real Estate and Insur-
gcncy, Coffman Building,
172. .
and Electric space heaters
lot plates. LAWRENCE- FOR SALE Girl's white
SALES CO., LAWRENCE- coat, red felt . coat bonnet,
WANTED Times carriers in
Shefburn. Contact Euleta Slover
or apply in person at Times office.
FOR RENT
with relatives. Mrs. Anna Eslinger spent last week with relatives in Lawrenceville, Illinois. Mr. i and Mrs. Bill Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Dale McKee are spent Tuesday at the Interna- spent Thursday here
the parents of a daughter. . She tional Livestock show in Chicago, has been named Elizabeth Ann. Illinois.
Mr.and Mrs. Whitney Maupin Mrs. Harry Dilley left Sunday
Mrs. Nell
Farmersburg
Gordon Tuesday.
George Bolinger, who is in the hospital at Washington, Indiana recently. Mr. Bolinger was hurt seriously in a mine accident. Ray Maneely of Terre Haute
TOURS GREEK FIGHTING ZONES'
with his
sister and family Mr. and Mrs. G. P.German. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brown
of Berea, Kentucky and Mr. and for her home in Gary, Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fox and
FOR RENT Floor Sander,
Edger, Polisher. All new equip ment. Sullivan Decorating Co, Sullivan, Ind.
FOR RENT 3-room
apt. Private bath. Ground floor, close in, private entrance. 224 W. Harris.
Mrs. Robert Love of Cleveland, after spending the past three
Ohio, spent the holiday end months with her mother, Mrs. week-end here the guests of Mr. Lottie Arnett.
.arid Mrs. Tom Love and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoilman 'MMr. and Mrs. Orville Hixon and son, Davey, of Terre Haute
hve moved to the late Den.ola spent the week-end with Mr. furnished Woodruff property. and Mrs. Rea Hoilman.
Rev. . and Mrs. Arlin Pittman and family have moved from 1 this community.
t""V " : ! Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Cries Ir. of I FOR RENT Four-room apart- chicag0i minois spent thc wePk. j
end here with their parents, Mr. ;
and Mrs. Bill House and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Criss Sr. ' Mrs. Daisy McClanahan and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michaels and
house, children of Detroit,
SHELBURN
sons, Ronnie and Larry, Mrs.
Harley Hamilton and son, Jerry, Robert Deck of Jasonville and Mrs. Luvisa Ferguson spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. j George Ferguson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hud Morris of New Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Lex Morris and daughter, Judy, were : dinner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Robbins. I
ment, unfurnished. Second floor,
27 So. State St. O. L. Springer
FOR RENT Large front light housekeeping room. 20 E. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bedwell entertained their children and families Thanksgiving Day. Those who were guests were Mr. and Mrs Rnccnll Rnrtiirnll nf Tnlorln
FOR RENT Two-room house, children of Detroit, Michigan nv,; tm; pm. twi.,,, nr
Gentlemen preferred. 515 So. spent a part of last week; here indianapoiSi Mr. and Mrs. L30 Court, , : with relatives , Hughbanks, and son, Bert Hugh- , Ac,m ; Mrs- Etta fiarcus sPnt the banks .of Merom, Mr. and Mrs. LU51 week-end in Terre Haute the j0hn H. Pirtle and daughters of guests of Mrs. Stella McAnally Sullivan and Lonnie Bedwell of r'AT 7; 7Ti -andfaml,v- . near Greenville. Those who caU-LOST-One wheel-easy hand., Ml, and Mrs Paul .Tennings and ed , the afternoon were Mr. and
irucn. 11 rouna pnone or return litt1e daughters, Connie and to Seven Up Bott. Co.for reward. ' Kathy, of Evansville and Mr.
ana Mrs. fcyan Moreland were
The population of Colon, Republic of Panama, consists principally of descendants of laborers imported from the British West Indies durintr various periods of construction on the Panama Canal. -'"-England isro short of cloth today that she is making men's ties from wartime RAF escape maps and paper coars.
GREECE'S 85-year-old premier, Themistocles ' Sophoulis, greets crew of destroyer transporting him to northern Greece for inspection tour of Greek army units fighting guerrillas. (International)
dinner guests of George McGar-
, vcy and wife Saturday.
ILLINOIS. Phone 90.
SALE 3-burner New
(ion kerosene stove. $40.00.
nly a few months. Also , 35c per lb. Al Gettinger, . east Merom, 1st house
on Merom Sta. road.
SALE 1 new oil burner Whipps Products Co., 168.
plete line of heating stoves ve supplies; coal hods; fire ?; dampers; collars, flue stove and furnace lining.
AMBLE'S, "The Friendly
Authorized Dealer, Frank Vanzo, owners, north side phone 433.
pair white fur mittens, 1 door. All good condition. Phone 743. Ralph Sanders, 223 N. State. FOR SALE 4-room house, 2 lots, North Section Street. Price $1500.00. W. T. Mellott.
. LOST Black & tan female
beagle hound, answers to name T .nrl v foil at rioa r-in rf Trirlia nann-
lis address. Disappeared Nov.' 15. 1 L- C- Stringer and wife who Anyone having information noti-;hve had charge of the telephone fy Earl Mason, R. 5, Sullivan, or exchange here, have resigned in telephone 38F22 Dugger, collect. order to care for their farm near . . . Shiloh church. Joe Baker .ond LOST Lady's square Bulova wife of Marco, Indiana will run
watch. Phone 441-A. Hazel Davidson.
Reward.
SALE 5-room house,
nodern, on paved street.
mpty. Price $5,000.00. W. T.
t.
SALE Two sorrel riding very stylish and lady Two western saddles and , red and black. Ill health for selling. Paul Woodard, Washington.
SALE Apples. We have d-fashioncd varieties that been 'wanting, Winesap, avis, Black Twig, Roman Turley and others. 1 Bros. Orchard, 8 miles
f Carlisle.
SALE 4-room house, iutbuildings, 7 acres splennd. Possession, January 1st.
oca ted, V mile from Post
and-stores. Price $4,000.00.
1 Mellott.
We don't like to brag but when faced with it we will admit Man-a-mar feed is the best feed we know of for chickens of any age. Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main St. FOR SALE 1930 " Model A panel truck in excellent condition. Can be seen at 227 West Giles St. Miscellaneous INSURANCE Complete line. Real estate farms and town prooerty. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Phone 567. PUBLIC GAMES at Teen Canteen Thursday, Dec. 4th at 8 o'clock. Sponsored by Basketball Mothers Club. ' HAVING battery trouble? Call "9-W Shelburn and we will bring you a new Gulf auto battery. Flynn's, Shelburn.
LOST 14-ft. gate. Hallowe'en1 prank. Please notify George DeFoor, R. 1, Sullivan. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our dear husband and father, Elisha Whitlock, who passed away one year ago today. One, year has passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away; God took him home, it was His will, But within our hearts he liveth still. Maggie, George and Marguerite Whitlock.
the exchange. Miss Nora Mahan was in Terre
Haute Friday. ! Rev. Guy Miller is conducting 1 a revival at the Lewis Methodist
Church.
MEROM
In French Crisis?
I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and family had as dinner guests Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Manford Monroe and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Raloy of Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ridge and family of Sullivan, Everett 'Raley and Lillis Reedy of Hymera. j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards spent the week-end with relatives at. Champaign. Illinois. Mrs. Alta Colvin returned home Monday from a tnree weeks visit
Mrs. Ed Bedwell of Greenville, Mrs. Ellen Drummond and daughters of Hymera. Mr. and Mrs. Russell O. Bedwell of Toledo, Ohio have re-
I turned to their home after spending the past week with relatives, j Miss Rosemary Turley of IndI lanapolis spent the holiday and I week-end with her grandparents, I Mr. and Mrs. . Harry Bedwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bedwell took supper Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bedweil of Greenville. Mrs. George Wilson Sr. of Shelburn and her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. .George Wilson Jr., of Danville, Illinois, attended thri Sonja Henie Ice Revue in Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs, J. E. Woods and Lon Bolinger visited their brother,
ton "all-in-one" instrument with
big PLUS in power and economy! 1 Appointments in the home upon 1 request Sonotone of Terre Haate ! F. P. Sayrc, Mgr. ( 1015 So. 7th Street I Terre Haute, Ind. C-4001
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Removed kinds : horses, cows, p, calves and hogs. Call roe Feed Service, Sulli phone 332 or Crawford or Crawford 53109e Haute. We nay all
le charges. 24 hour ser
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OLD GLORY Club of the Hud "rowder Relief Corps will have a bake and food sale at Sullivan Decorating Store Saturday, Dec. 6. ..... Don t throw good money after bad. If you are feeding a mash hat isn't giving you results from your hens why not try Man-a-mar? You will be glad you did. Dillingham Hatchery, 15 N. Main St. -
(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
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BY RUBY FRAZ3E3 FREY ILIU1TRATIONS BY LAWRENCE BUTCHER
READY to move into France on sis hours' notice to take command of any military moves ordered by Premier 'Robert Schuman's government, is Gen. Pierre Koenig, commander-in-chief of French forces ln Germany. Schuman has already added approximately 300,v000 recruits to the army to combat the nation-wide industrial strikes. (International)
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Jane staggered onward, floundering through drifts ,
He carried her to the ca'-in.
She made herself eat slowly.
JANE started alone through the woods. Will's creek was a hundred two hundred miles away. John would say. .she told herself resolutely, not to think about the miles, but just of a step at a time ... a step at a time ... . That first night alone was dreadful. Moonlight filtered through the trees in ghostly patches and she decided not to use her strength to build a fire. Sheurrowed in under a thicket like a creature of the wilds. But the moonlight seemed to take awful forms a shadow moving down on her. She jumped up, screaming, and ran" until she fell. As if by magic, a memory appeared like a picture before her, the calm, good face of Rev. Inglehart. Then Jane prayed, she poured out her fears and her hopes and a new calm and strength came to her . . . The comfort of faith r-arried her on for several more
days. Thfn tlrnifht disappeared in the dull miser" of fatigue and hunger. Ali that kept hv jx wsr phnwes: I must not stop, I must not fail. II 1 stop, .never go on 'again. If I fall, I'll never rife. She floun.lered thrnush drifts. She s'ajeered and "au'Tht branvhej and clung until she repained' her balance. The ' days and night blended into one iong dream .until sue hardly knew whether she walked or crawled. Suddenly her nostrils began to stinj;. Ker blurred mind cleared. It was the odor of wood smoke. Hope gtve her new strength and she crawled on. As she came out of the trees, she saw a cabin with smoke pouring from thc chi.i;- ' ney. She drew in all of the breath she could for a weak halloo. A man came out. He saw her and then he was running
toward h?r crying, "Mrs Frszierl" It was her oH f -:-- l. th Rev. Inglehart Sne fell into his arms and he carried her to th cabin. Jane telt .he blessed warmth of the fire. Me rut niT the heavy coat she wore and helped her into a suit lube and covered her with blankeis Slowly, mastering a greedy iiv.pulre, she drank the soup he offered . . . He had seen Mr. Frazier, but it was months ago, he said. "When he heard that you' were dead," the clergyman sa.d. "he finally gave up his search." , "3' it he found the porket I left for him." "He told me he found a pocket but it proved rot to bVv yo-.us." Jans .nii"d. "We must go to Will s creek and t'tnd him," she said. "A few nrore iwiies will be nothing ..." . ' t Continued JloiiJuy)
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