Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 247, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 December 1947 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY. DEC. 11, 1947.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

A Horn Owned Democratic Newstafer SnlUvan Dailx Times, founded 195, as the dally edition ( U Sullivan Democrat, foonded 1854

Publisher

OMBR H. MURRAY Editor

BnterM u cocoad-class mattw at till Pnatnffloa. Bulllrtn. Indiana PabUahed dally axoapt Batwdaj aid Bandar at US Wait Jackson St,

ilUvaa. Indiana Taltpbona U

I VmlUfl rrM wire SerrlM '.' VatUaal BeprcMatattvai IMi and SimpMn. Vew lark

I BEECH GROVE I Mr. and Mrs. Chloral Arnett of (Chicago, Illinois spent the week'end with Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Easter and Gene and other relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Durham Foutz were dinner guests Sunday of

Misses Rosemary Arnett of Chicago, Illinois and Rose Pierce called on Mrs. Gratis Easter Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dudley and Mrs. Dorothy Chenoweth were in Sullivan Wednesday.

Miss Jeanette Burton of Chi-

;Mr. and Mrs. Gene Steel and son, cag0( minois spent the week-end ;Mike, of Terre Haute. ;with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Mrs. Rill Bosstick had as din- Forrest Burton.

Jner guests rnanKsgiving Day rar. yjr an(j jrs

and Mrs.

Haute. Gene Easter was in

Illinois Tuesday. Mrs. Annie Patton and Mrs. Cecile Mann were dinner guests

The United Stotei

1.00 Tear 16.00

Jack CCBrian of Terre

Chicago,

Isaac Haythorne

and son, Isaac Wayne, of Effingham, Illinois called on friends here Friday. Mrs. Bertha Ryland, Mary and Fylura Foutz and Herschel Huff were dinner guests Thanksgiving

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T Carrier, per week 16o Br Kill Elsewhere la

I And Adjoining Counties

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x Months

ne Month 40 One Month . .GO Kelly and son. Mike, were guests

All Mall Subscriptions strictly In Advice. I Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs.

Thanksgiving oi Mr. ana jwrs. rjay 0f Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz. Russell Patton and Anna Lois. I Mr. and Mrs Phillip Dennon, . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haddox and GET-TO-AGETIIER CLUB

LOCALS

of the

IS'S Six Month " ''.' XL75 son. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. John'' The Get-To-Gether club will

hold their Christmas meeting on Wednesday. December 17, at the

Smith James Huff Jr. and son, Carl. home of Mrs. Floyd Wilson with Mrs. Dorothy Chenoweth and Mrs John Wilson as co-hostess.

Blooming- sons Carl Larry and Dale, and Anyone who has not sent mysfriends In Mrs- Alice Dudley were six tery pal gifts for the year please

o ciock dinner . guests TnanKs- bring or send to this meeting.

giving of Mr. and Mrs. Will Dud

an employee

Bakery.

Clarence Wiley of

ton, Indiana visited

ua a .Sullivan Tuesday evening,

.uiuicii nave inu.ucu 11 men , . OlVinff Ot Mr. and Mrs. Will DUd- A1cr hr-ina a Rfl xont oift for ho

Mrs. Kiizanetn Sims ot 4i r "... ..,.

. ley and cniidren, Biine J., Mary grab bag North Court Street, received Elsie and Bob and Gilbert Ray many lovely cards and Birthday r, r;n;Q Tott I pww

greetings from relatives and' so Mikp nf Slliiivnn rnlio, nn ! WilSa ifil i I

Mr? and Mrs.: Joe Dillahunt and

ive "return

omej in Louisville, Kentucky ftera visit hfere with the for

mer's- father, P. . A. Dillahunt.

mrs. Minnie ueu is coniinea uj. iMmK oiot that

j he tortfl cm the Riggs Apart- :being her 74th birhday. ,

Mr! and$Mrs.' . John Gettinger ' Graham Steel of Vancouver, f Lafayettfe, Indiana were guests British Columbia, Canada, who f relatives Vi4 Sullivan over the has been tne 8uest of his mother,

keek.end. te'-ti . ;Mrs. Beatrice steei, ana aaugn-

Mre 7.n. tLuk . r iter, Sandra, has gone to Gary,

iv R-trattnn ArU in Tr,. M0t maiana wnere ne

"uesday afternoon - where they jPloyed-.

ttended a meeting of the St. lair's of the Woods club held at

lie Terre Haute Country Club.

Mrs. Malcolm Campbell, who

ecerrtly underwent an operation

t thji Mary Sherman Hospital, as been removed to her home ortbwest of town. Mrg, J. W. Wilson of Terre

Taut was the guest of relatives

i Sujlivan Wednesday. Dayid McCulIbugh, who under

went ?an operation triis week at )ie fillings "--Hospital at 'Fort

ienjqfrnin Harrison, is getting

longs nicely. Mr. McCullough is

will be em-

son, Mike, of Sullivan, called on i

Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Easter and Gene one day last week. Mrs. Rill Bosstick and Mrs.

Nora Crow attended Eastern Star chapter at Fairbanks Wednesday night. Anna Lois Patton of Purdue ' University, spent Thanksgiving : with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j i Russell Patton.

y--t EXTRA power! See it at Appointments in the home upon request. . Sonotone of Terre Haute F. P. Sayre, Mgr. 1015 So. 7th Street Terre Haute. Ind. C-4001

According to a Philadelphia wigmaker, American women buy more than 100,000 wigs a year. He sells about 800 pre fabricated hairdos a year to beauty parlors at $40 apiece.

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25 lbs. 2.43 10 lbs. 1.23

"Kitchen-tested" ENRICHED FLOUR

Family Runs To Twins GLENFORD, O. (UP) Mrs. Charlotte Ridenour believes her family may have set a record.

She has twin sons, twin grandchildren and two sets of twin great-grandchildren.

IMEROM CLASS ' PLANS BOX SUPPER I The senior class of Merom High

School will sponsor a box supper and amateur show at the Merom Institute on Wednesday, Dec. 17.

COUNTRY BIRTHDAY CLUB The Country Birthday club will meet at the home of Margaret Wampler, Tuesday, December 16th for their Christmas party. Clara Anderson will be co-hostess.

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For the man whose pride in his fraternal order is matched by his attention to appearance, handsome onyx rings with interchangeable .emblems Cold initials also available. J.E. GALLAGHER

CHRISTMAS 1947 One Westinghouse Laundromat THAT WOULD BE A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR EACH AND EVERY WEEK FOR YEARS AND YEARS, BY SAVING HOURS OF DRUDGERY ON. EACH AND EVERY WASH D.4y.

Smith's Hardware

lbs. 59c

THE STAR GROCERY CO. CARLISLE, IND.

I IN SULLIVAN IT'S

the

A SO. SIDE SQ.

FISliffll

shopl . SULLIVAN

: J. C. GREENBERG

:Your Headquarters for Practical Gift Merchandise

Every woman loves wearing apparel. ' Especially if it comes from The Fashion Shop.

LOVELY LINGERIE

PAJAMA SPECIAL

SLIPS

Regular $3.98 Print Pajamas, An excellent gift for Xmas. Also plain colors.

Lustrous, lacy Rayon Satin or tailored styles. Tearose, white, black. : Gored and Figurized

Priced At $2.79 $1.98 to $3-98

Sp?3 HOSIERY

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SPECIAL PURCHASE

IFOR XMAS SELLING

GOWNS

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HOSE

Sheerest of sheer hose, 43 gauge, 30 denier . New shades - slight irregulars of $1.83 grade. Per Pair

:; $1.19

Rayon Crepe. Tlain colors or printed rayon. Also long sleeve Printed Flannel. ' Also Flowered Jersey Gowns.

$ J.98 & $

4.98

RFS I

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A NOWHERE CAN YOU '

ill RUBY

Red RwpW'T

PRESERVES

29c

THRIFTY GROCERIES

JlQ.

Bag

"Si 26b

No. 2 Can

16c

Can 1 ,C

GRANULATED PURE CAWE

SHSAh e Lb.

CAMPBELL'S

TOMATO SOUP 3lorH Ol 29o Cans w w IONA BRAND

I PEAS 2 21c i IONA SLICED OR HALVES

i PEACHES A4P BRAND I'; APPLE SAUCE t 1 PACKER'S LABEL. ; ; BLENDED JUICE j 1 COLD STREAM , PIMK SALMON 1 HCINZ j I KETCHUP f. i

f1 ANN PAGE-PEACH OR PLUM ? PRESERVES 28c 1 SPARKLE

. 'j PUDDINGS

1 WHITE, CREAM STYLE

, J A&P CDRJJ 2 i 37c DAILEY FISH OR REGULAR I DOG FOOD 3 ' " 258

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NOWHERE CAN YOU HEAP YOUR FOOD BASKET HIGHER and Keep Your Food Bills LOWESl More IPayg In The Week than at A &P FAMOUS MARVEL RAISIN BREAD

PURE PORK SAUSAGE

39c

Lb.

l-Lb. ' Can

50c

250

2 Pt. 13c

s if I

0 Tall

1 23o

PACKER'S LABEL j T0I1AT0ES 1 2 No. 2 Cans CJ$

IONA 3 ABY LIMA BEANS AP BRAND SAUERKRAUT A4P BRAND PUMPKIN

PACKER'S LABEL TOMATO JUICE PENNANT GOLDEN SYRUP SULTANA PRUE PLUMS COMSTOCK SLICED APPLES

2-23c

27"01- lie Can 1 IB

2 No. i,'z K Cans

Can

ICED OR PLAIN Now I Y FULL 1-LB. LOAF f " FORMERLY 21c . . . YOU SAVE 28 . ' I fHr 'tfMm$$ Ml

SMALL, LEAN BOSTON BUTTS or riece VEAL. CHOICE CUTS SHOULDER ROAST SMALL SIZES SACKED PICNICS SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS FRESH. FULLY DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS FOR LOAF OR PATTIES GROUND VEAL GOOD OR CHOICE BEEF SHORT RiSS FANCY LAYER SLICED BACON , FRESH, LCHT AVERAGE TURKEYS

Lb.

GOOD OR CHOICE CHUCK ROAST Lb. SS

Uft UBY WES

lH-Lb. Uot.

13c

SUNNYBP.OOK LARGE EGGS GRADE 'A'

Dnz.

75c

' 1 lft?S 5.1KERY Ct6ST-BEiT3S fj MA7.VEL I I DINNER ROLLS Pk8. 13c I PLAIN ANGEL FOOD RING Enph 43s CHOCOLATE FUDGE ' GGLD BAR Each 33c ! ICED FUDGE IC, PSUXD CAKE. Ea,h 23o t MAP.PLE " - Pmid CAKE Enph 33s MARVF.L s PARTY RYE BSEAD 17-13 ; RAISIN GJrFEE CAKE Earh 33c

Noc.23c

t2 20o

SULTANA BARTLET HALVES PEARS caVMOo SULTANA BRAND FRUIT COSKTAIL 28c PACKER'S LABEL R.S.P. CHERRIES Nn28o

Squares end long lengths in Printed Rayon, Paisleys, Stripes, Floral designs and Plain Colors. Also 100 wool squares.

49 to $2'98

PACKER'S LABEL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

3 No. 2 Cans

ANN PAGE

PEANUT BUTTER " ?, 34c

A4P BRAND MINCEMEAT SUNNYFIELD FLOUR

& MITTENS are the most practical ifts. Black - Brown .- White In Fabric, Kid, Fur and Wool

& BILLFOLDS

Plastic leather in underarm, shoulder strap, and handle styles, all colors. A large group to choose from.

HEINZ PLUM PUDDING WASHBURN-WILSON PEA BEANS EVERYMEAL APPLE BUTTER MOTT'S i APPLE JUICE HEINZ FIG PUDDING

ENCORE PREPARED

SPAGHETTI

10 87c 480

PA8ST-ETT PLAIN OR PIMENTO SHORT HELD CHEDDAR CHEESE KRAFT VELVEETA OR PIMENTO MAYBUD . BABY GOUDA FRESH BULK CHEDDAR CHEESE FRESH BRICK CHEESE MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN. BRICK SWISS or PIMENTO ASSORTED ' GIFT BOX t VARIETIES KRAFT 4 VARIETIES CHEcSE SPREADS

6U-l7..

:5c

Lb.

53c

JANE PARKER DARK ! ; Fill!? CAKE j l'.-i-Lb. Q. Size W''4

t 32c

Lb.

43s 57c 53c

JANE PARKER DOMUTS Doz. Jt2 Plain, Sugared or Cinnr.mon

$3,83

SOi. Glajs

Lb.

24c

CHED-O-BIT

CHEESE 2 -Lb. Loaf

m 3I0.R-S.UIG PE

New Crop Natural DATES S o.

19c

2"r.0l-25c

89-Os. 240 I a NU-MAID ,l15c rm OLEOIARGARiE :

pkg;.

CRISP. SOLID HEADS HEAD LETTUCE Hd. 15c MAINE U. S. No. 1, Size 'A POTATOES 10Lb,47c FANCY, WESTERN BOX WIHESAP APPLES 2Lb8. 23c CALIFORNIA. GIANT PASCAL CELERY 2eStalk 25c

TFXAS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT. SUN MAID. SEEDLESS RAISINS

10 53o

16-Os. Pkg.

19o

2 ;Lb- 40c

1 Pkg.

V i V 7i 7

SUNSWEET. LARGE PRUNES MARVIN PITTED DATES DEL MONTE, DRIED APRICOTS ' FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS N7C;" Jumbo

FACIAL TISSUE SCOTTIES 2B2o"'2Sc

T&?-23o

$1 .00 to $ .00 to i 1 IV. 300

$3-98

2.98