Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 244, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 December 1947 — Page 5

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ELECTRIC water heaters, home freezers, vacuum sweepers, electric irons. Farm Bureau Co-op. WEHAVE Combination storm doors'. Phone O. P. Dale Insula tion 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 har vest. Next to C & E I Depot, Sullivan. JlilTOSnN SPECIAL 40 hoa -pellets, $5.80 bag. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court Street, phone 606. HOME FREEZERS, 6, 8, 16 Cu. .Ft. Terms. Pirtle & Inbody, N. Side Sq. PTJFSII PITT larsp mums and i "- - "pompoms, roses, carnations, glads. I CEMETERY wreaths, pots and balls. Wildin's Greenhouses, j FOR SALE 4-room house with outbuildings, 3 lots on North Court Street. Price $2,800.00. W.' T. Mellott. t FOR SALE China cabinet, .buffet. Also Warm Morning Heat4er, used very little; team of l-mrsps and' saddle mare. Clarence M. Walters, Graysville phone. 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 Victor, Decca, Capitol and Columbia records call at R. W. rartwpll's Music House, 27-29 N. Court St., Sullivan, Indiana. FOR SALE 4-room house, 2 lots, North Section Street. Price $1500.00. W. T. Mellott. . CEMENT Steam cured BLOCKS in kilns any t3pe on order. . STEWART , )' . . M,N,UFACTtiKrNGt' & ' CONTRACTING CO. Telephone 886 QUALITY MONUMENTS for less; quarry to cemetery direct; experienced dealer. Satisfaction guaranteed. Durham, Powell Oa rage; 1 none 'ij. FOR SALE 2-months-old pointer puppies, star ive. FOR SALE 1948 Zenith console radio, like new; 1947 Ford Zenith radio, used rco, Reasonable. Paul McSwane, 831 N. Main. Phone 95S-X. 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. - - - - PIANO, tench, coal oil heater, girl's brown fur' :oat (size 14), young man s Johnson. blue suit. 219 W. CAR of granular super phosphate due at Merom, See us soon if interested. Farm , Bureau Co,op.f ' FOR SALE Girl's white fur coat, red felt coat bonnet, one pair white fur mittens, 1 door. All good condition. Phone 743, Ralph Sanders, 223 N. State. FOR SALE 1330 Model A panel truck in excellent condition. Can be seen at 227 West Giles St. -.- ! FOR SALE 5-room house, semi-modern, on paved stfcet. Now empty. Price $3,000.00. W. T. Mellott. - ' . FOR SALE Venetian Phone 468. blinds. FOR SALE New Idea 2-row corn picker, on rubber; 1946 Chevrolet truck, 7 new tires, 20,000 miles. Ivan Robbins, Carlisle R. 2, Phone 60F11. FOR SALE 2 Holstejn cows with calves by side. Charles Hardin, R. 2, Shelburn. Mile west on 48 and mile north. Dead Animals , Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 ov Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

FOR SALE 1. 4-5-8-7-8 and 11 xoom hous-(

es. onnjuy luuuwu, acuu-iuuuci u, etc. Good locations 2. 5-room house, large basement, good furnace, built-in cabinets, water in kitchen, screenedin front porch. One acre land with large building 20x40, concrete floor. Electricity. 1 mile from square. Price $4000.00. Im1 mediate possession. j 3,. 6-room house, electricity, water in kitchen, front porch, built-in back porch, cement block I poultry house, 20x40, barn, brooder house, fruit trees, large garage, 18 acres land, all tillable, good fence, 2 wells water. Location 4 miles north, mile east of 41, 1 mile south, of Shelburn. 4. 4-room house, electricity, poultry & brooder house, good barn, 10 acres land, good fence. 1 mile east of Paxton, c t i , v. x nave suiiic ictige icil ills ivi saIe Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Coffman building, Phone 172. FOR SALE 50 laying hens, Austra Whites. Phone 196-F14, Dugger phone. FOR SALE 6-room house, with 6 lots, basement, on East Jackson Street. Price $3,800.00. W. T. Mellott. FOR SALE Lady's black coat, , size t38, imitation caracul, heavy winter weight. 116 W. Wall St. PRICES of Kelly's Hybrids: Large or medium flats, $11.00; large rounds, $7.00. Bill Mickey, 116 W. Wall St., Sullivan. FOR SALE 2 bicycles, boy's; girl's, standard, like new. Used i little. Jim Trueblood, Phone 211-J, Shelburn. i FOR SALE 1700-lb. work ; horse, 7 years old. W. B. Scott, 1 R. 1, Merom. 2Vz miles west of New Lebanon. FOR' SALE 4-room house, good outbuildings, 7 acres splen did land. Possession, January 1st. Well located, 14 mile from Post Office and stores. Price $4,000.00 W. T. Mellott. , ifiyu saljL tiectric . sweeper, coal oil heater, square dining table, piano and bench, girl's fur coai size j), mans Dlue serge suit (size 40), all in good condi tion. 7-roorn semi-modern house for sale or rent. Close in. 219 West Johnson. LUMBER When in need of lumber visit the South End Cut Rate Lumber Yard, 592 South Court. Also a few solid 3-foot cedar chests left. These chests are hand finished. $19.50. COAL No. 5, delivered, $4.75 per ton. Call 925-L. - XMAS visitors will think your rugs are new if cleaned with Fina Foam. Root's, CREST 6.00x16 passenger TIRES, 18 month guarantee, $13.11 I ftax inrlnripH 1 Varmn hottorioc ; $n 5g up; alcoholj $15g galon;' complete line mufflers, tail pipes, j accessories, etc. GAMBLE'S, "The I nendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, owners, north side square. COMB honey for sale. Also lard. 4 miles west Sullivan. Graysville phone. Tom Bowen. FOR SALE Large size Estate Heatrola in good shape. J. E. ! Wonders, Dodd Bridge. ' Grays- j ville, Ind. FOR SALE 40 acres northwest cf Graysville-, nice flat farm land, (rood buildings; modern home and S acres, 1V2 miles north on 41;! modern city home. Prices from 1 $3500 to $12,500. Harry M. Brown, ' 12 N. Section. Phone 534-A. c?ttttt ttc? i 1 VTade of good grade yellow pine, 5399 FOB camp. Double floors,; insulated roofs, rafters 2 ft. cener. uoetsch Bros. Lbr. Co. State, New Albany. Phone Open Sun. 12-4. 1225 4602. FOR SALE Potatoes, keepers, $30 a bag; nice packed apples, $3.25 up; sweet cider; popcorn. t Cox, 2nd house north funeral home, Shelburn. . FOR SALE Linoel- electric train, like new. Phone 90 or Railway Express office. 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 I Kitchen Cabinets. . ' ' DRAKE BROTHERS

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FOR SALE Two rocking chairs, new upholstering; one

tuu.ee lauie, glass lop, o-si ri, State St. FOR SALE 12, 16 & 20 gauge Xpert and Super X shells; .22 shorts, and L.R. Canvas gloves. Also double thumb husking I gloves. Boone Harness Shop. FOR SALE 2 gas ranges or wm n auc iur guua useu oamiuo. i 222 E. Washington, downstairs apartment on west side. FOR SALE Two-row New Idea corn picker on rubber, in good condition; 340 Letz Ruffage Mill, practically new; cultivator that will fit H or M Farmall tractor; Speed Queen washer. James Kinnett, Graysvile, Ind. FOR SALE 1938 Ford truck with new '41 motor. Can be bought on payments. Ralph i Frisbie, 437 Duane Street, Phone 527-A. FOR SALE DeLaval milker and International 6-can cooler, 10 milk cans, all used 6 months. One Jersey cow, Guernsey cow, Holstein bull, Jersey heifer. D. V. Stines, R. 1, Shelburn. 1 mile west of Hymera. FOR SALE 7-in. electric bench saw complete, with motor and stand. Also boy's bicycle. Both in good conditoin. Also 1931 LaSalle. Will make good pickup truck. 327 So. Section. Phone 957-L. BARGAINS Poster Bed, Double Deck Coil Springs, Oak!

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zine Racks, Sewing Cabinets, etc. P & A Store. j FOR SALE Nejv Chevrolet I Fleet! ine four-door Sport Sedan, I $2350. At Ed Neal farm, 4 miles east Sullivan, until Dec. 11. 1 i FOR SALE New John Deere H tractor and cultivator with power lift, starter and lights, fully equipped. Elmer R. Riggs, Fairbanks Phone, Fairbanks. FOR SALE Brown Teddy Bear coat, green trim, size 10. 928 N. Main or phone 237-X. , FO RSALE Thriving business in DuEcor. Ind Reason fnr soil ing, have other intereut in anothsr town. Box 960 care Times. ( Miscellaneous INSURANCE Complete line. Real estate farms and town property. Ferd Hall, North Oakley Bldg., Phone 567. DISLIKE Xmas shopping? Then give a GIFT CERTIFICATE for a SPENCER which will mean health and happiness every day in the year. Call Iva Giles after 5 p. m. THE sensational Whizzer bike motor takes you 125 miles on a gallon of gas. Try one. Easy installment pay plan. Oscar Norris, Authorized Sales and Service, 438 Star Ave. Phone 749. NOTICE Available now. Complete PHILGAS equipment for converting city gas ranges or new installations. Bill McCoy. NOTICE Top quality Graded Eggs on hand at all times. Wholesale and retail. Better buy before we ship them to the city folks. Griggs Hatchery. SEE US for your Murphy concentrates for poultry and livestock. We are now buying corn. Martin Mill & Elevator, Shelburn, 1 Phone 113. APRON, GIFT and BAKE SALE Sullivan Decorating Company, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12 and 13. Come in and buy that gift you have been- looking for. Psi Iota Xi. Proceeds to be used 1 fnr (Miavifv WANTED j . ; WANTED Plumbing and 1 sewer work. Phone 485 for ap pointment and estimate. Lex Davidson and Son. WANTED Times carriers in Shelburn. Contact Euleta Slover or apply in person at Times office. WANTED Carpenter work, j plumbing and odd jobs, or what ! have you. Call 487-X. WANTED Coal and genera! hauling. Call Ralph Frisbie, Fhone 527-A. ! MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers in N.W. Sullivan County. Wonderful opportunity. $15 to 20 in a day. No experience or capital, required. Permanent. Write today. McNESS COMPANY, Dept. A, Freeport, 111.

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WANTED Person traveling CARD OF THANKS from Sullivan to Merom Monday j ye are thankful to our governthrough Friday anytime from : ment iot making it possible for 4:30 to 5:30 to deliver Sullivan us to have the remains of Cpl. Daily, Times to Merom news car- jowen Ellis returned to Sullivan

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rler. CUSTOM Saw Filing. Foley electric equipment. Wilfred Usrey, 320 West St., Sullivan. EXPERIENCED COOK wishes in restaurant or as clerk in grocery store. Telephone 861-Y between six and eight. R FNT A FOR RENT -Edger, Polisher, ment. Sullivan Sullivan, Ind. - Floor Sander, All new equipDecorating Co;, LOST LOST Elack & tan female beagle hound, answers to name Lady. Collar bearing Indianapolis address. Disappeared Nov. 15. Ar,, 1 ii i: ntijruiic Having II11U1 llldUUH nullJ WJ.HJV11, Jkb. J y uuuivotl, ut 1 telephone 38F22 Dugger, collect. LOST 14-fl. gate. Hallowe'en : prank. Please notify George DeFoor, R. 1, Sullivan. ! STRAYED Pony, sorrell with white mane and tail. Call Leon Davis, Prairie Creek. Reward. 1 LOST Black and tan hound, south cf Paxton. George Hill, Sullivan. Phone 824-A. LOST Key ring with eleven keys'. Return to Times Office. NEWKJRK'S CARD OF THANKS ! Lucas: We wish to thank our many . friends and neighbors who were so kind to us at the passing of our mother, Emma Lucas. We espccially wish to thank Rev. Pittman, the sinaers and pianist, and thope who sent flowers or helped in any way. The Lucas Family Education Delayed ATKOL, Mass. (UP.) Mrs. William B. Taylor, a 51-year-old grandmother, is attending classes at Tthol High School. She was forced to leave school in 1914 and 'her return was delayed 33 years by marriage and bringing up two children. , A dozen times a day they

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J OHN'S astounding statement that he was "married" to Dorkey took the last of Jane's poor strength. She colapsed at last. She hardly knew when a woman servant got ler into bed. Than days and nights blended weirdly and there seemed no line between waking and sleeping . . . A dozen times a day they fed her with a spoon, thick warm gruel with cream, or soup, or bread softened in warm milk. Very gradually, over many days, her mind began again to function. When she was sitting up, she asked John, "How did you happen to marry' Dorkey?" "Charles the Peddler had to take a French prisoner to Fredericksburg," John said. "The Frenchman told Charles that he heard about your being killed the day you were captured." . . "But you found that pocket I hid at Turtle Creek."

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JUi iiuai wwiiu. - . . . scenes of his childhood, the place he always called home. ( We are also thankful to you local people who were so kind and helpful to us during the past several days. We especially wish to thank: Mayor A. G. McGuirc ifor the tribute he paid to a local boy, the American Legion for the honor Oestowea upon a aepanea comrade, Rev. Jack Anderson for his wonderful memorial service, Rev. Thomas Jennings for his impressive service so well performed, -the singers and the organist for their beautiful and comforting music, all the good i i i people who expressed their sympathy, the men at Baker Mine and all the others who sent the lovely flowers, our good neighbors and friends who have been so kind to us; our good friend Will Dickerson for his beautiful pueui, the business houses for the and suspension -of business during the funeral service, the Billman funeral home for their services rendered, the Frank Neff Woman's Relief Corps, for the flag. ' To all thesfl we owe a debt of trratitude. Again accept our thanks. The Ellis Family ! IN MEMORIAM i In loving memory of Helen iKnowles, who died one year ago . today. (No one knows the silent heartj aches, j Only those who have lost can tell 1 The grief that is borne in silence For the one wel loved so well. Oh dear one, how we miss you, i Tears in silence often flow, ' ' And memory keeps you near us Though you died one year ago. Sadly missed by Harry, Harriett and Jim. CARD OF i THANKS ! We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who were so kind to us at the death of our loved one, Charles David Pinkston. We especially wish' to thank, the Rev. Aldrich, the singer, the' pianist, and the American Legion Post 139, and all those who- sent flowers or helped in any way. The Pinkston Family fed her . . . "You'll have 'h-awings copyi 1947, bjf King Featuret

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Mrs. Merle Roy and childrea left for their home in West Virginia after an extended visit here with her parents anf Mrs. Opha Tincher. Mrs. Chloe Stevenson spent Thursday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Bertha Underhill and Don McFarland were in Sullivan Tuesday afternoon. 1 ,

Mrs Marilyn McMillan spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Belle Hopewell of Farmersburg spent Saturday here with relatives. Mrs. Sadie Thompson was released from St. Anthony's Hospital Wednesday evening and returned to her home. Haverford college, situated at Haverford, Pa., was opened in 1833. as a school designed to afford literary instruction and religious training to the chil- ' dren of Friends, under whose control the present college continues. TheyH Do It Every

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"I found a pocket," John said, "but Dorkey told me it was one she had left there." So that was how Dorkey had fooled him. The second "marriage" was automatically annulled by Jane's return. But now Dorkey would have to find a new roof ... Mr. Hollis and his wife came calling on another day and gave Jane the money bag which she had left so long ago in the Will's Creek cabin. "Mr. Frazier wouldn't touch it,". Hollis said. "I'm glad to get it off my hands." ' . Other bits of news were brought to Jane. France and England were officially tit war and the new Secretary of State, Pitt, intended to settle the French once and for all. "Then can we get to Turtle Creek?" Jane asked., John laughed, "Now you're your old self." . Some days later, Jane sat alone by the fire. She beard

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the door of Dorkey 's room open a crack.' "Dorkey," she called. There was no answer. But she knew Dorkey was watching and listening. "You'll have to leave this house now, Dorkey," she" said. "You may take a horse and food but you must go." - With shocking unexpectedness, Dorkey broke. Wild sobs came from the room. When Jane stepped in, she found the girl crumpled on the floor. Jane thought Site has never cried before. She had to stop this terrible weeping. She went down on her knees beside Dorkey. "I have some gold," she said. "I'll give it to you. You can go to big cities and live well." It was wonderful how quickly Dorkey recovered. She left that afternoon. Jane thought, She's gone! She sighed and fell asleep ... (Continued tomorrow )

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