Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 245, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 December 1947 — Page 5

IjjLLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMESTUESDAY, DEC. 9. 194?W BLONDIE 113 CLASSIFIED AD RATE Minimum charge 18 words or less, 35c, first insertion. 2c for each additional word, first insertion. 18 words or less 70c for three insertions, 4o for each additional word for three' insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Obituaries, In Mcmoriam, Resolutions 2c per work, minimum $1.50. An additional charge of 10c will he added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of the month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. An additional charge of 25c will be made for the use of box numbers.

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FOR SALE

ELECTRIC water heaters, home ,

"trieirons. Farm Bureau Co-op. . . WE HAVE Combination storm doors. Phone O. P. Dale Insulation Co., 258.

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jonnson Elevator, xiiguesi yiijca, auiek service. Open from 7:00 a.

Km. to 9:00 p. m. through the har-

vest. iNexi iu i, u u i jjciui, ui-livan.

FOR SALE Rebuilt Behr Bros, upright piano, mahogany case,' gooa tone ana plenty oi volume, wondenui instrument lot cnurcn, scnool, lodge or entertainment place. R. W. Cauwell . iviusic nouse.

JOHNSON SPECIAL 40 hog npllpts. S5.80 bas. JOHNSON

FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South

Court Street, phone bUb.

HOME FREEZERS, 6, 8, 16 Cu.

Ft! Terms. Pirtle & Inbody, , N.

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

FOR SALE China cabinet,

buffet. Also Warm Morning Heater' used very little: team of

Iwsps and saddle mare. Clarence

Mt Walters, Graysville phone. miie north Dodd Bridge. FOR SALE 1946 Zenith con

sole radio, like new; 1947 Ford Zenith radio, used 3 mo. Reasonable. Paul McSwane, 831 N. Main. Phone 959-X.

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PIANO, bench, coal, oil heater, girl's brown fur coat (size 14), young man's blue suit. 219 W. Johnson." x

FOR SALE McCoijmick-Deer-ing two-row mounted corn picker. 5 miles northeast fauinvan, near uaKer Mine. Jessie P. Wilson. FOR SALE 1. 4-5-6-7-8 and 11 room houses. Strictly modern, semi-moaern, 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. Immediate possession. 3. 6-room house, electricity, water in kitchen, front porch, built-in back porch, cement block poultry house, 20x40, barn, brooder house, fruit trees, large garage, 18 acres land, all tillable, good fence, 2 wells water. Location 4 miles north, V 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. 5. I have some large farms for sale. Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Coffman building, Phone 172.

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FOR SALE Large circulating heater. Inquire 1013 N. Main.

FOR SALE West Harris St., 12-room strictly modern house, 1-car garage. Priced to sell. Inquire 424 S. Court, 6 to 9. FOR SALE North Main St., 9 -room modern house, 4 blocks north of square. $3650.00. Inquire 424 S. Court between 6 and 9.

KELVINATOR refrigerators & home freezers for immediate delivery. Used '47 Whizzer motorbike, A-l condition. Easy terms. Pirtle & Inbody. FOR SALE Early 1947 Chevrolet 2-ton truck, long wheel base,

new tires 8-25, radio and heater, f Excellent condition. Call 517-J1,

Linton, Indiana.

FOR SALE Complete Slingerland drum .outfit. Professional model. Bill Martin, Phone 351.

FOR SALE American Beauty washing machine, balloon wringer rolls. Complete with electric motor. 934 E. Washington St.

FOR SALE New and used auto parts. Ford A mufflers, 4.85. Batteries, $13.95 up, exchange. Rebuilt Chevrolet heads, $14.00 exchange. Anti-freeze, $1.00 in bulk, $1.20 in cans. Mason Auto Exchange, Carlisle.

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

FOR SALE Venetian Phone 468.

blinds.

FOR SALE New Idea 2-row corn Dicker; on rubber: 1946

Chevrolet truck, 7 new tires, 20,-

L 000 miles. Ivan Robbins, Carlisle

n. z, fnone our n. FOR SALE 2 Holstein cows with calves by side. Charles Hardin, R. 2, Shelburn. Mile west on 48 and mile north. , FOR SALE 50 laying hens, A-Wra Whites. Phone 196-F14, JJpgger phone. V-'-FOR SALE Lady's black coat, size 38, 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 little. Jim Trueblood, Phone 211-J, Shelburn. ; . ;FOR SALE 1700-ib7 work horse, 7 years old. W. B. Scott,

R. 1, Merom. 2V2 miles west of New Lebanon. ' , LUMBER When in need o 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.

FOR SALE Two rocking chairs, new upholstering; .one coffee table, glass top. 821 N. State St. 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 DeLaval milker and International 6-can cooler, 10 milk cans, all used 6 months. One Jersey cow,, .Guernsey cow, Hol

stein bull, Jersey heifer. D. V. Stines, R. 1, Shelburn. 1 mile west of Hymera.

FOR SALE 1. 80 acres land, 2Vz miles northwest Sullivan. Price, $3400.-00.

2. Portable feed grinder, in good condition. 3. City property and farms. , Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Coffman building, Phone 172.

FOR RENT -Edger, Polisher, ment. Sullivan Sullivan, Ind.

- Floor Sander, All new equipDecorating Co.,

FOR RENT Furnished 4-room apartment with outside entrance. Adults only. 219 South Section or call 183-L.

We take this means of thanking all our friends, neighbors and

relatives for their sympathy and kindness shown in our sorrow I due to the tragic death of our i darling son and brother, Billie Deane Cox. Mrs. Jessie Cox ' ' and children.

Higl,vay Gummed Up I Highway when a truck carrying spread on the highway.

RIPON, Cal. (UP) Things! 3,000 tons of molasses sprang a the state highway department were gummed up on the Ripon leak. Half a mile of molasses was I three hours to clean up. TIP BREAKS UP PROJECTED CHICAGO JAIlT BREAK ;

LOST

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

LOST Black & tan female

beagle hound, answers to name i Lady. Collar bearing Indianapo- , j lis address. Disappeared Nov. 15. i Anyone having information noti- i

MEROM

has two

Mrs. John Edwards, who been seriously ill the past

weeks, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Daugherty

Jfy Earl Mason, R. 5, Sullivan, or spent the.past week in Chicago,

telephone 38F22 Dugger, collect. Illinois transacting business.

Mrs. Pauline Richards was confined to her home last week

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.

STRAYED Pony, sorrell with white mane and tail. Call Leon Davis, Prairie Creek. Reward.

with illness. Mrs. Louise Daniels and

Mary ,

LOST Black and tan hound, south of Paxton. George Hill, Sullivan. Phone 824-A.

- 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.

FOR SALE New Chevrolet Fleetline four-door Sport Sedan, $2350. At Ed Neal farm, 4 miles east Sullivan, until Dec. 11. , FOR SALE New John Deere 'H tractor and cultivator with power lift,-starter and lights, fully equipped. Elmer R. Rigg3, Fairbanks Phone, Fairbanks.

FO RSALE Thriving business I in Dugger, Ind. Reason for sell

ing, have other interest 'in another town. Box 960 care Times.

' XMAS visitors will think your rugs are new if cleaned with Fina Foam. Root's.

C R EST 6.00x16 passenger TIRES, 18 month guarantee, $13.11

g. jiiviwuvu, oiLuii Kja l ici it-o, ' $11.95 up; alcohol, $1.59 gallon;

complete line mufflers, tail pipes,

accessories, etc. GAMBLE'S, "The

J- iitiijLj jiui c, nuuiuilcu scaler, Frank & Bud Vanzo, owners, north side square. FOR SALE Large size Estate Heatrola , in good shape. J. E. Wonders, Dodd Bridge. Graysville, Ind. SURPLUS sactional bldgs. Made of good .grade yellow pine, $399 FOB camp. Double floors, insulated roofs, rafters 2 ft. center. Doetsch Bros. Lbr. Co., 1225 S'ale, New Albany. Phone 4602.

Open Sun. 12-4. .

.FOR SALE Coal burning laundry stove-water heater combination. Excellent for heating, cooking and heating water. Priced right. Phone 266, Sullivan.

CARD OF THANKS

SEE US for your Murphy concentrates forpoultry and livestock. We are now buying corn. Martin Mill & Elevator, Shelburn, Phone 113.

We wish to extend our sincere I thanks and appreciation to the many friends and relatives for j their kindness and help at the

. . aeatn ot our aariing Anita uaroi. If you have HEAT PROBLEMS, We especially want to thank Rev.

Copeland spent Thursday in Terre Haute. - ; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Banta : and family recently moved to the Hubble farm east of town. ' j Uosea Wills is the new operator at the Merom ferry succeeding Bob Carty who recently resigned.

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bring them to us. Our Engineer- i ing Department can solve them, i LAWRENCEVILLE RALES CO.,' LAWRENCEVnXiE, ILL. Phone 90. . j CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: The new Spiral Bristlecomb hair brush in crystal clear Lucite with white nylon bristles. Gift 'box. $4.95 only. Order now for Xmas delivery. Bill Trotter, Fuller Brush Dealer, Sullivan R. 4. Phone Shelburn 161-J.

Anderson, Dr. Maple and Dr. Scott, Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Wernz for the song service, the Billman Funeral Home, and those who sent the .beautiful flowers and cards. ,

and daughters, Sheila Kaye and Vikki Lynn . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Zaayer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitman and family.

Boilers and Radiation for water or steam; Circulating pumps and unit heaters. In stock. Terms. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES CO., LAWRENCEVILLE, ILL. Phone LL. FOR SALE' Farmall tractor, recently overhauled, on rubber; Oliver 2-bottom 12" iplow, cultivators; 1939 Dodge lVfe-ton l.w.b. truck, 14' flat, motor 'just overhauled. Banta Bros., Merom, Ind. FOR SALE 140O-lb. black

mare, good worker. East 'on 54. Noel Brodie. j FOR SALE Good ton and onehalf Chevrolet. Good condition. Two new tires. See Jim Benefiel, Pleasantville. FOR SALE 1941 Tudor Deluxe nlymouth, radio and heater. Or-, .ille Sevier, R. ,3, Sullivan. 6 miles east of Sullivan. FOR SALE 1946 1-ton Ford 'ruck. Good condition. Kraft Food Co.,- Sullivan. Telephone 56.

WANTED Plumbing and sewer work. Phone 485 for appointment and estimate. Lex Davidson and Son. ' WANTED Times carriers in Shelburn. Contact Euleta Slover or apply in person at Times office. WANTED Person traveling from Sullivan to Merom Monday through Friday anytime from 4:30 to 5:30 to deliver Sullivan Daily Times to Merom news carrier.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the following merchants for their donations for the public games hold at the Teen Canteen Thursday night, December 4: Brown's Jewelry Store, Ruby Bicknell's Dress Shop, The Fashion Shop, Gallagher's Gift and Jewelry Store, Sullivan Hardware and Furniture Store, Branstetter Grocery Stone, J. C. Penney Company, K. B. Smith Jewelry Store, Dr. A. B. Libke, Boyle's News Stand, Matin's Grocery Store.

Signc-i, skctball Mothers Club

HYMERA

Mrs. Nannie Van Arsdall went to Oakwood, 111., Friday, for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hazel Reed and family. Mrs. Dale Funkhouser is working at Schultz Store in Te'n'e Haute. Mrs, Lottie Godfrey has g.one to Jasonville to spend the winter with her sistar. Mrs. Cramer of the high school faculty, has been ill at the home of her mother at Midland, bu: resumed work , Thursday. Mrs. Josephine Asbury, who has spent some time with relatives at Bruceville and Coldwater, Michigan, spent Thanksgiving here. Mrs. Edith Marshall is working at the Root Store in Sullivan. Miss Doris Jewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jewell, received a broken finger and a badly lacerated finger Thursday at' her work at Hulman and Co., Terre Hauts. She was taken to a hospital for treatment. . , Mrs. Mary Julian is a patient in a sanitarium at Mooresville, Indiana.

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WANTED General office work. Can give reference. Barbara Smith, 2 East Giles.

Red Morning

Based en the story of a daring girl's fight far love and her frontier home

BY RUSY FRAZ3ER FREY ILLUSTRATIONS BY LAWRENCE 3UTCHER

Dead Animal Removed

AH kinds: horses, cows,

sheep, calves fcnd hoss. Call

Monroe f eed Service, Sulli

van phone 332 or Crawford

mil or Crawford 53109,

Terre Haute. We pay all! phone charges. 24 hour ser-

nee. I John Wachtel Co

Terre Haute, Indiana .

TWO PUREBRED Berkshire Boars, $60.00 each or will weigh. This week only. Elmer Caudell, R. 4. Phone Graysville.

FOR SALE 1939 Ford 1-ton truck, 8x12 bed, dual tandems. Reasonable. 730 N. Main.

TRAILERS ALL KINDS.

Axles, 'Wheels, Brakes. Truck Bodies all kinds Stake Pock-

E ets, Sills, Rails, Lights, Hard

ware and Moulding. Upholstering Supplies Leatherette,

Cotton, Burlap, Springs, etc. Custom Built Steel Kitchen Cabinets.' DRAKE BROTHERS

' WANTED Restaurant cook for morning shift. No telephone calls please. Gable Inn. ; i WANTED Waitress needed at Gable Inn for special duty. ,No telephone calls please. OFFICE GIRL WANTED Sullivan Monument Co.- Phone 191.

WANTED TO HAUL Coal and grain. David Hopewell, Jr., phone 9155, Sullivan. BLimiut!MumtJViLmju,pyrM,tmm.ui ,miifiium

ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES Personalized Lubrication STAHUS

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John and Jane rode out of the settlement together . . .

Jane said of the house, "It will do."

rrJl-r-'"'", ' "You steal," Pesquitomen said.

NOW, finally, England and the colonies were ready to move against the French. General Forbes planned to march on Fort Duquesne through Pennsylvania, and Washington would lead a detachment of rangers. The old activity returned to Will's Creek. Soldiers filed out of the fort and formed ranks to start the march northward. Jane and John rode out of the settlement together. They were bound for Bedford where John would set up his smithy and act as scout and guide when needed . . . At Bedford, they were forced to buy a huge old house on the outskirts of town. Jane walked through the rooms. "It will do," she said, "until we can go to the valley." John laughed. "Jane, lass," he said, "I'm not sure you learned as much patience as you might have." The English leaders were more careful about their plans

this time than they had"teen on the first ill-fated expedition. They called a grand-scale powwow at Easton with the chiefs of many Indian tribes in an effort to get them to withdraw entirely from the pending conflict. John told Jane, "They can't hope to get the Indians to join us. But if they'd keep out of the fighting altogether, we could.def eat the French." John went on to the fort, leaving Jane with a few servants in the huge house! It was hardly more than an hour . later that there came a knock at the front door. It was Frederick Post, the slight, bearded missionary, and with him was a tall Indian. Post bowed with grave courtesy. "We are here from the Easton meeting," he said, "and there are no rooms in the town. We were told that you might put us up."

Jane stared. The Indian with Post was Pesquitomen, son of Shingas, the Delaware chieftain! Her erstwhile suitorl Around his neck she saw the silver locket the very locket in which she had hidden John's note. Jane's heart thrummed in her chest. What would Pes-( quitomen say to her? She stepped forward and he saw her: Even the severe, inscrutable Indian face revealed for an instant surprise and another emotion. What? . Was it

anger?

Jane turned to Mr. Post. Yes, she would put them up.

He must be hungry. If he would go with the servant to the kitchen . . . she and Pesquitomen faced each other. . .. "You Red Morning," he said, accusing, menacing. "You steal, you run aw: 7 . , ' . (Continued tomorrow) '.

Prgwinw copyright, 197, by King Fetur Syndicat Ino. Tt copyright, 1946, by Buoy Tniin Frey. Publihd by G, P, Futnm'iSoM,