Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 245, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 December 1947 — Page 4

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Reg. $5.49 MAGIC SKIN DOLLS, 17 Inchon jQ movable eyes, hair .... . .ONLY wotJ Reg. $4.49 15 INCH DOLL, movable CQ GO eyes ONLYJO Reg.,$7.49

17 INCH DOLL, with voice, mov-

ing eyes and real hair . : ONLY vOfO

$1.98 98c $1.59 49c $1.49 79c

All Metal DOLL WALKERS . . Doll ROCKING CRADLES Metal ROCKING CHAIRS . Aluminum TEA SETS Marx Made STAKE TRUCKS . . :

Small Metal STAKE TRUCKS

Aluminum DUMP TRUCKS with cab over engine . . ,. ....

27 Inch DUMP TRUCKS

Hafner MECHANICAL TRAINS Large RUBBER RACERS

Small Metal DUMP TRUCKS

$1.29 $2.49 $4.49 59c 25c

Reg. $5.48 19 INCH D

and real hair ONLY

19 INCH DOLL with rolling eyescjo no

Lovable 17 INCH DOLLY that rolls its eyes and has real no hair ONLY"0

Reg. $7.49 19 INCH E

hair ONLY

25c to 98c

19 INCH DOLL with eyes and c Qft

Plastic TEA SETS from .

Tiny DOLL BEDS with storage drawer Just Arrived ... DOLL CARRIAGES, small shipment, while" they last . . Marx Made DUMP TRUCKS

All Metal . DELIVERY TRUCKS

26 Inch FIRS ENGINES, with 3 large ladders

Large Size ALUMINUM TRACTORS . Plastic AUTO TRANSPORT with 2 cars . Metal TOY IRONS ..... ...

Junior DOCTOR'S KITS ....

.$2.29 $3.98 .$1.49 69c $2.49 98c . 59c 25c 98c

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, DEC. 9. 1947. " "wr County Teams Have ."FRHlGNbRE-His'sf T 111., ! (.,... J 1.1 i ...Mil, L J.l.lj.yijl. .1 .).,. I, 1, . " ' "T .. "

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

Heavy Cage Card

Tuesday Bloomington at SULLIVAN.

Shelburn at Washington Catholic. ' . Wednesday Switz City at Dugger. Freelandville at" Carlisle.

Merom vs. Pleasantville Graysville. Jasonville at Hymera. Thursday Glenn vs. New Lebanon Carlisle.

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i Carlisle's Indians, still looking for that first victory, will try the Freelandville outfit on Wednesday and then come back against ! Dugger on Friday. On the same j night, Pleasantville will play one of their very few games in their

(home gym when they meet Odon. ! New Lebanon's Tigers have added a game to their schedule for this week. The Tigers will play host to the Glenn outfit on

the Carlisle floor Thursday night.

Jumbo ' , ' TIDDLELY WINKS 69c DART BOARDS : 39c WOODEN BLOCKS 93c . BINGO, large sets 98c UNGLE WIGGLY GAME 69c CHAMPION CHECKERS 10c KING CHECKERS "25c

.CHECKER BOARDS STATES & CUT liS . . . .

JUVENILE STORY BOOKS

Red Ranger COWBOY HOLSTER-GUN SETS Me & My Buddy CLICKER PISTOLS . .

10c 98c i . 23c I 6(Jc 39c J 25c 49c 1

Acey Ducey

CHECKERS ;.. 98c T OTTA Oft- I'

LU1 I iJ . 7t MAGNA DOMINOES 98c CROWN DOMINOES 59c ANAGRAMS 39c OLD MAID 49c FLINCH 98c j;.OOK 79c STORY BOOKS ..49c (many to choose from)

Crack Shot DART PISTOLS

Friday

SULLIVAN at Garfield. Carlisle at Dugger.

j Odon at Pleasantville. Merom at Flat Rock. Prairie Creek at Graysville. Blackhawk at Farmersburg. Sullivan County fives will play fourteen games this week, the heaviest schedule so far in the basketball race. Shelburn's Panthers, sporting and eight-game winning streak, will put that chain on the line tonight when they invade Washington to battle ;the powerful Catholic Cardinals. The Cards,

who lost to the Panthers in the

regional last year, have taken five straight games this year, and should give the Panthers a good battle., . Most .of the teams will have two games -this1 week before they start tapering off for the Christmas holidays, and some of them will count in the county league standings.

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We had figured that the last football column of the season had been written, but after the , announcement of the All-Valley

teams Sunday, another one became necessary. This corner hadn't known how the Valley teams were selected, and when we saw what was named on the teams and who was given honorable mention, we got curious.

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r There are eleven major mowi-', tain peaks la .the Teton mountains in Wyoming. Grand Teton, 13,766 feet; Mount Owen, 12,022; Middle Teton, 12,788; Mount Moran, 12,594; South Teton, 12,505; Mount Teewinot,' 12,317; Buck Mountain, 11,923; Nez Perce, 11,900; Mount Woodring, 11.586; Mount Wister. 11,480, and Mount .St. John, 11,412. ' m - v. On an average day, the steel industry uses 4,600,000,000 gallons of water, or nearly twice the amount consumed by N ew .York City.

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the word menu i "minute de

tail."

Coach Bill Jones told us that in other years, the coaches in the Valley had been contacted by the

COMMUNISf labor leaders, including Benoit Franchon (left), talk to Paris newsmen as subway motormen and bus operators refuse to heed their two-day strike call to paralyze transport services in the French capital to protest anti-strike law3. (International)

Red Ranger COWBOY OUTFITS

Met?l ' WATER PISTOLS Target GAME k riSTOL RANGE ... . .

Dick Tracy JIG SAWS 25c POPEYE JIG SAWS V. ..... 25c BLONDIE JIG SAWS 1 25c Major Bell PULL TOYS for M on youngsters ages IVz to 4 years J1' BLACKBOARDS . $1-19 tO $5,98 Hy Speed CI CQ METAL WHEELBARROWS ..pl SiTMAS. :. 78c & 98c

25c

S8c $298

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

! Terre Haute sports writers and asked their opinions of the differI ent players. However, Coach I Jones said that he was not tonI tacted this year, and that some other coaches in the Valley were I not asked to give opinions, which i apparently means that the selecI tions were made by the Terre Haute writers.

Sullivan Phone No. 9 WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

We disagree with some of the 'selections and some of the omissions. Bob Kaiser, who played a lot of tackle for the Arrows

last year, didn't even get honorable mention, which was distinctly an error. He deserved at least third team, and from what we saw of Branson, of Wiley, Cal Hilgediek was a much better back, yet Branson got first team and Cal only made the third team. Also Dean Brodie, who developed into a capable passer and signal-caller, was ignored in the picking. We can't understand how they did pick the players for the honor.

The waltz which was Intro-!

duced from Germany into Franc-

and England at the turn of the j 18th century was . ridiculed t at '

N-Hice is hereby given Ihat -the

undersigned Administrator or the estate of Oka Jlay Sheiton has this day filer? in the nffiri nf rhp nlerlc fif fhft

Sullivan Circuit Court his final report l

i or his account with said estate, .ana j that the same will be heard by the Sullivan Circuit Court on the 27th day

judicial day of the November term 1947 of said court. Creditors, heirs and legatees and all

i persons interested in said estate of

said decedent therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on said 1 day and show cause why said report ; should not be approved. OTHA O. BRODIE, Administrator. Witness my hand and seal of said court at Sullivan this 2nd day of December, 1947. JAMES H. RINGER, Clerk, of Sullivan Circuit Court. Joe W. Lowdermilk, Attorney. 1st ins 12-2-47 2t.

NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the

tate of Cordia M. Frakes has this-day

i filed in the office of the clerk or the I Sullivan Circuit Court his final report, , of his account with said estate, and; I thnt the same will hp heard hv the

.Sullivan Circuit Court on the 27th day

judicial day of the November term t!H7 of said court. Creditors, heirs and legatees and all ' uersons interested in said estate of

said decedent therefore are hereby . notified to appear in said court on said '

May aim ouuw wuoc wiij emu yu, v j

. JACOB A. FIDLER. . Administrator. : Witni-iss mv VinnH Hnrl sp1 of

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TAMES W RTNIJtnT? J

Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court..' Pigg & Tennis. Attorneys. f 1st ins 12-2-47 2t. ' t

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Realistic DIAL TELEPHONES with bell . . Rcltin Hood ARCHERY SETS

HIKISTMAS TREE LIGHTS

98c 25c $1.59

$2.95

PYREX BOWL SETS, 4 Pieces, Pastel Colors, Set . .

PYREX BLUE DIAMOND SET Utility Pan, Flavor Saver Pie Plate, 6 Custard Cups & Metal Rack, 1 Pnt Measuring Cup, VA Qt. Casserole with Pie Plate Cover. Gift boxed. v Only $2.95 set Plastic SUGAR & 1 4n

tady Esther GIFT SET . ,

CREAMER, Boxed, Set Pond's BEAUTY CHEST .....

.$1.29 Plus Tax

Pond's BEAUTY BOX .

35c P1U3 Tax 75c Plus Tax ( .$1.75 Plus Tax

Kvenrng m i'ans , CI C() GIFT SET

JPIus Tax

Wrisley WHITE CLOUD COLOGNE . . .

Jergen's COLOGNE

59c Plus Tax

98c

Plus Tax 98c Plus Tax

Pond's SOCIAL WHIRL . . . . . . . . . Pond's Dream -Flower BATH SET

'1......'.. lflc,25c&79c Decorated ,1 oo CAKE BQXES,jalI metal . ..... 0L GIFTS FOR MEN I d d L k gift ets e. . . 2Cj 59c & 69c

WOODBURY GIFT for a Gentleman . . .

Evening 'n Paris

GIFT SET Jergen's tOVELINESS FOR YOU SET .......

.'.S2.09 Plus Tax .SSc

rius Tax

Plus Tax

. $1.32 Plus Tax 98c Plus Tax . ,79 Plus Tax

STAR RAZ0J2 SETS . 49c GEM RAZOR SETS ...... . . . . . .". 39c GILLETTE RAZOR SETS . . 39c & 79c

FITCH SET Fit for a lung ..... Waveriey SHAVING SET . . . . .

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ORANGE SLICES, Jb,

PEANUT clusters; iu. GLORIA MIX, lb.

. 40c ' 40c

BROKEN BARS, Ib.'.J PEANUT BRITTLE, lb. CHOCOLATE STARS, lb. .......... . CHOCOLATE ALMOND BLOCK, lb.

50c 40c 70c

80c

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