Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 158, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 August 1948 — Page 5

IULLIVAN, INDIANA SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-. TUESDAY, AUG. 10, 1948 CLASSIFIED AO CLASSIFIED AD BATE Minimum enure 18 words or less, 35c, first insertion. 2o for nci additional word, first insertion. 18 words or less 70c for three insertions, 4e for each additional word for three insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Card of Thanks $1.00. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum $1.50. , An additional charge of 10c will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of tht Month, excepting- firms and organizations that carry regular1 charge accounts. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box numbers.

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CAR PORKMAKER due soon. Cheaper at car door. Baler twine. Farm Bureau Co-op. AUTO INSURANCE Same serfvice, no raise in rates. Ferd E. Hall, North Oakley Bldg. Phone 567. General Insurance & Real. FOR SALE New house on 54, short distance from town,, never occupied. Full basement, strictly modern. One must see to appreci ate. Ed Alumbaugh, owner, 634 S. Court. Phone 904-A. SELL YOUR WHEAT to Johnton Elevator. Top prices paid. buick service. Open until late hrough the harvest for your conlenience. We do appreciate your 1 I . . . . . . I business, bod xernune, Mgr. 1 iohnson Feed & Supply Co. FERTILIZER 2-12-6, 2-12-12, fe-12-12, 0-12-12 and 2u SuperImosphate now available for im-.. mediate delivery at Monroe's Peed & Imp. Sales. FOR SALE 40 acres of land

;35OU.O0. See Earlie Woodward, 6 the insulo spring cushion, built-in-niles east of Providence Church, handles that makes mattress tUm-

FOR SALE 1936 Olds coupe, adio, heater. Runs good. A barain. Hud's Tire & Gas Service. FOR SALE 8-room, modern louse, double garage. With fruit. n Carlisle. Immediate possession. 'rice, $10,000.00. W. T. Mellott, gent. I PRODUCTION BRED DUROC Iired sow sale, Thursday. Aug. A 2th, 1:00 C.S.T., under a tent. 40 op gilts bred to two outstanding ocars for August and September arrow. Herschel E . Doades. Washington, Indiana. J'OR SALE 41 mnHol r-af tx iiiouci tdr. Priced to sell todav. 428 So. Bell it.

FOR J5 ALE Halehaven peach-1 FOR SALE Electric refrigeras. The . best for canning and tor- gas range and other furniture.

reezine. iree rme. wnsonni i rrr ..... , ... hard, 8 mi. east of Carlisle. FOR SALE Capitol furnace oiler. 255 Indiana Avenue. KNOW WHAT?, Amateurs' get professional results cleaning auto phoistery with "Fiha Foam. loot's. FOR SALE Ford tractor, plow nd cultivator. Also mower and lisc. Four miles west of Farmrsburg. Neale Drake. FOR . SALE 1936 1-ton Chevrolet truck, 12 ft. body. 8:25 ires. Priced for immediate sale. Irs. Oliver Butler, 2 miles south -r, i! uugger.. I , U - - ,: FOR SALE 6-year-old Jersey 1 ow and farm wagon. Gilbert . igg, of mile wesi ot Long L'hapel Church. FOR SALE Fries, 3 to 4 lbs. .Vhite Rock. Ora Sims, Phone t212. Across Wildin's Greenhouse. ', NO. 5 and Nrr. fi r-nal rtplivoroH -all 961-L. Orders as low as 3 ons taken. for sat.f. iQdfi on,.- a i frbor hydraulic baler; 1939 Dodge ruck; 1947 one-row corn picker. Ill in good shape. Banta Bros., Vlerom route one'. FOR SALE One John Deere B ractor on rubber, cultivator and iisc. Dale Creager, 3 miles northbast Cass. FOR SALE Electric range, ipartment size Electromaster. 3eep well cooker. Full automatic. Jsed sixty days. Call 448. WHY PAY MORE? 16 Moasses Dairy, $3.45; Hominy, $4.25; Major Egg Mash, $4.90; Vitality Jrower and Developer.' $4.85: lorse Feed, $4.45; Corn and Oats, ;3.75; Vitality Rabbit Pellets, :4.95. Also nine head coming two-kear-cld steers and one Angus bull. Abie's Feed Store. FOR SALE Two gas automatc floor furnaces complete with hermostat; used short time. Also pne fuel oil space heater, almost lew. Call at 409 North State.. FOR SALE Buffet and china loset; complete bedroom suite; 2 nd tables; cabinet base; complete ings and rods for 4 double winflows, color ivory. Phone 9215. Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

ONE SUITE, 4-piece bedroom FOR SALE English Springer suite, includes bed. chest, vanity, .Spaniel puppies, AKC registered, and bench. Constructed with 5 ply Gocd hunting dogs and children's mah. veneered top surfaces, duut- pets. Valhalla Kennels, Tel. Sullfprocf drawers, center guided and van 9303,

dovetailed, solid brass drawer pulls and vanity has plate glass mirror, one only, regularly $169.95, now $139.95. ROOT'S Sullivan Store, Second Floor. GARDEN FRESH GREEN (BEANS. 13c per lb. or $3.00 per bushel. We deliver 10 lbs. or more. FISHER'S, PHONE 7 10" A. ' FOR SALE - 9x12 Axminster rug, in good condition. Phone 935-Y or 216 E. Harris. FOR SALE .22 short rifle shells, box of 50, 29c; .22 long rifle shells, box of 50, 49c. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE. Gail Combs. Owner. 8 East Washineton Street. FOR SALE One 5-piece bedroom suite. 1 mile north, of. Regent Mine. Ted MSller. ONLY 4 LEFT Stearns and Foster Super Lenox, full size innerspring mattresses, made with inrf aoer t &. rr"v rtricfinallir IldQ Now $M qc ROOT'S Sullivan Store, Second Floor. 1 FOR FOR SALE 5-room house, ' Dugger, Indi, located 1 block from TTich,av m Spp HPnrv wilinnsh. . Highway 54. See Henry Willough by, Dugger, Ind.

FOR SALE -1941 Hudson1 JOHNSON'S KILL-ALL (concoach. May be seen at Powell Ga-: tacticide, stomach poison and rage. James J. Durham, phone un8ade). An effective dust for

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i.,v. waatmrta1946 Ford Tudor Super Deluxe; i ia f tt i m..j t-i t t rwrr J-fw r uru i uuur uciuac. Liivyiu. t,--.,-, irnr -r r nn a ..itdawm, inc., io-u bouui , Section, Phone 39. V Cnr.ii, " - FOR SAT.F Thrpp fresh rows. 3 thoroughbred O.I.C. pigs, 18 I i i i a o i e n 1 leeuer snodis,. oee ueiure a.m. oi ! after 5 p.m. Ph. 9143. Merle Kell-

i er, jrq nouse east i,ippea mtne i van County Motor Sales, Shel- - FOR SALE-4 doz. qt. jars, 50,m'.Ind- on U-S'i41' .

it. garaen nose, J lawn cnairs, gas heater, large pipe wrench, pipe cutter, i pr. mens ruDDer worn shoes. 215 So. Section. ONLY 2-100 all wool frieze 2-piece living room suites, coil . spring constructed with kiln dried ! hardwood frames, . extra padded with "Tulatex" rubberized padJ i .: uiiig. ut'coiauve wuuu unn " i . i i n arms oi aavenpon ana cnair, & only), regularly $199.95 Now $169.95. ROOT'S . Sullivan Store, Second Floor. . FOR SALE V8 Ford Sedan, '39 motor, driven 6000 miles. $350. Also '32 Plymouth Sedan, $150. Good body and motor. Gene Dkkerson, 724 W. Broadway. Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE--Friers; cucumbers for pickles; green beans. Delia Settles, Shelburn Phone. 4 miles

northeast of Sullivan. 1 ' ' - RUMMAGE SALE at Powell's FOR SALE Remington pump Garage Friday and Saturday, Aurifle. Also hound pups. Fred gust 13 and 14 by Wood's Sunday

Joseph, 2nd house north of Little Flock Cemetery near Shelburn. FOR SALE A good Dodge for sale. Joe Morris, 524 So. Main. FOS SALE 100 acres wheat, alfalfa, watermelon & cantaloupe land. Fair improvements. 4 miles ' south of Mernm. Harrv M Brnwn I 512 North Section. ONLY 1 Duncan Phyfe style single pedestal drop-leaf table, ideal for that "extra" table use, mahogany finish, (1 only) onginally $49.95 Now $39.95. j ROOT'S Sullivan ' Store, Second ; Floor.

, ; vuju wujtis waning iuj j ui u r,c.ATT o i j j room, semi br modern homes loFOR SALE-Several good coate.j cated west side of c & E L De reasonably priced. Ladies sizes t E c p 2H Donaldson-9-12. Call at Apt. 1 Trust Bldg. ' . .

after 5 p.m. 1. 5-room bungalow with bath, part basement, large barn, good one, implement shed and granary, garage, coal and woodhouse, large poultry and brooder houses, good pnes, 68 acres land, good fence, plenty water. Located northwest Sullivan. 2. 5-room bungalow, good one;

wen ana cistern ai nouse, gooa , WANTED Plumbing installaoutbuildings, electricity, nice tion and repair. Also sewer cleanlawn, 100 acres land, 96 acres jng. See Jim Hedrick at 717 E. mineral rights. Buyer gets owner's Washington or call 934-L. share of crops. Located 4 miles scuth of Dugger on state road.. ... 3. 4-room bungalow, electricity ' WANTED A home in country poultry house, one acre land. Lo- fc r between the ages cated east edge of Shelburn. f. 12 and 15 years- Box 432 care Price $1700.00. ' " Times" ' 4. Sullivan city property, close ' to churches and schools. WANTED Boy to work on

Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance, 11 South Main, Phone 361.

FOR, SALE Boss kerosene table top range. 523 N. Court. FOR SALE 1946 Norge 5-room fuel oil heater, $60.00; two new 4 ply 475x19 tires, tax included, $10.50 each; 8-foot glass showcase. $10.00. Flynn's Service, Shelburn, Ind.

F0R SALE-A11 popular make "fles and shotRS cleaning rods, brushes, etc. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorzied Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, owners, north side square, phone 433. - -. - unix ou sy. YDb. Heavy 18 Inch inlaid linoleum in marbleized patterns, ideal for bathrooms and kitchens, (only 60 sq. yds.), regular $2.98 sq. foot Now $1.75 per sq. ft. ROOT'S Sullivan Store, .Second Floor. Miscellaneous STEIN'S TAVERN the biggest little tavern in Sullivan County. Where old friends meet. Fritz &lein; owner WOULD you drive 50 miles for f10?? Br y,ur' f to 2W North Sectl- TW h iatm,del "fd cars- G- L Deckard, Mobilgas StaJtion, Sullivan. lyiuietuun oi vegeiauies, nowers ana snruDs al,u m ujNJi faujk.AGE- Contains Rotenone, copper, sulphur and other valuable valuable beetles, materials to kill bean caoDage worms ana just aDOut evervthine else that eives vnn " D - " irnnhlp with vniir fTnrHpnintT .Tlict ; - dust it on. Economically priced: 1 lb. for 39c; 3 lbs. for $1.15. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO 115 South Court St. Phone 606. . NOW AVAILABLE New bot - tie gas ranges complete with Ph'Sas equipment. Bill McCoy, I LET BOB WRIGHT do that work on your car or truck Sulli NOTICE-Bill has bought Alumbaugh Market across the the R.R. on South Section St. Fresh ; fruit and vegetables daily. Plenty Parking space. Bill Keene, Prop. INSTANTLY' You'll havp tn pm inmn:n if n ,orlf tuic rfpPnrat(Vj. npw h'th vtrJO -v" i'"-"'i-'J electric hot water heater. Togeth er with 16 acres. 10 acres of extra good corn, ft acre of good garden. balance bluegrass pasture. Locat--ed on State Highway four miles of Sullivan. Owner leaving state. Can be purchased with or without furniture. Possession 2 weeks. See E. C. Pope, 214 Donaldson, exclusive salesman. IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shofy 925 North Main, Sullivan. School class of Baptist church. All members bring rummage day afternoon. ThursWANTED CESSPOOL, septic tanks, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care "Times. WANTED Evening kitchen help. Apply in person. Sullivan Hotel. I HOMES WANTED I have two lQcK KiTtrzifc tiro i Ji rr frv K C I WANTED Ironing. 542 Main. WANTED Coal and general hauling. See Franklin Robertson, 820 E, Washington or call 931-L. WANTED' TO BUY Baby bed. Phone 9215. farm, year around work, Robbins, Carlisle Route 2. Ivan

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FORRETnT FOR RENT One modern unfurnished room. Private entrance. 215 W. Harris. FOR RENT Electric Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers and new electric nand sander for table tops, woodwork, etc. Sullivan Decorating Co. FOR RENT 3-room apartment. Furnished or semi-furnished. Upstairs. Box 666 c-o Times. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, 202 N. Section. See Elhel Paige at 621 N. Section. LOST . - - I LOST Between New Lebanon j and Tarwater, 2 lime spreader wheels, drop center rims, 16 inch!es. New Lebanon Elevator. W. B. Springer. LOST OR STRAYED Reddish brown pig. Return to or call Rob ert Huff Liberal reWard. lest Reaction To Mosco Expected 10 (UP) expected to MOSCOW, Aug. Western diplomats Bet. todav .rr tnmrirrnw thoir governments' reaction to their Monday talk on Germany with Foreisn Minister V.M. Mnlnt.iv. and then to prepare for further four-power talks on Germany. Earlier indications that the

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high level contacts here were , ,,,, T j a - m , . . , , , , , , FORT WAYNE, Ind., Aug. 10 about to be 'Concluded had. ' given way to signs that the ! (UP) George Cliff -rd, age 23, conversations might go on for ; Muskegon, Mich., carnival worka week if r.ct longer. j er. was held under $5,000 bond The next meeting was ex- I today on charges of shooting a 15 pected to be with . Molotov ! y-w-old boy in the hip last again. If and when Premier Jo-! week. Clifford was identified as sef Stalin re-enters the ex- I the man who shot : Richard K. changes, that will .be the best Butler while he was swimmiy? indication that the conclusive in tl-e S. Joseph River. The carphase has bec.-i reached. Clival worker admitted shooting Stalin was expected to giveiround the water k where boys personal approval to any pre- were but denied hitting anyone.

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THERE IS HEMISPHERE SOLIDARITY in the kitchen at Cooperstown, N. Y., as girl scouts from the U. S., Canada and Brazil team up in the kitchen. They are preparing the breakfast fruit fcr other delegates ' who are ia. Cooperstown for the World Confererxe of Girl Saouts and Girl Guidas which "will open on August 13. Shown (L to r.) are:. Ann Cotton of Laurel, Mississippi; Marion Hcdson, Neva Scctia; Canada, and Helena Alga Sa, of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (International Soundphoto)

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PRECIOUS BOY... DON'T TALK. MO liminary conclusions reached here after the details have been worked out by the envoys and Molctov. cAr Lifts Controls n jap u TOKYO, Aug. ,10 (UP) Gen. Douglas MacArthur today ordered the government to eliminate most controls over Japan's export trade on Aug. 25. In a sweeping order to the Japanese government, MacArthur authorized Japanese sellers and foreign buyers to conclude expojt contracts directly, Since the beginning of limited private trade a year ago, traders have been required to negotiate exp.-.rt contracts through the Japanese government's board of trade. This will no longer be necessary. Allied headquarters officials said the new rules will remove red tape and lift much .of the administrative burden from the Japanese government and Allied headquarters. All export contracts negotiat!ed under the new procedures will be subject to review and ' approval of Allied headquarters, 1 C'-ntrols will be maintained over foreign exenange, international prices and allocation of critical raw materials. HOLD CARNIVAL ' MAN. IN SHOOTING SCOUTS IN KITCHEN

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SHELBURN I Mr. and Mrs. Buster Banther and son, Jackie, are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taft. i Mrs. Robert Mayfield was call1 ed to Terre Haulc ounday due to i the Hoch nf hpr sister. I nr Flint Michi mnthr Mrs t t r.skTns Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Zink of i Indianapolis, attended the funpral nf Clarence f Coke) Cochran hprp Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wence oflvited to attend and bring a cov

Brazil, visited Mrs. Lillie Miller Wednesday. Mrs. Edna Dudley of Sullivan spent Sunday with Mrs. Cecelia Mrs. Lottie Sweet and son, Bill. spent Saturday in Indiana-

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t THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. .Over what country does Emir Abdullah reign? 2. Into what body of water does the river Nile discharge its waters 7 3. How do you distinguish between a spruce and a fir tree? 4. For what is a crucible used ? 5. What woodwind instrument has the greatest range. IT HAPPENED TODAY On Aug. 10, 1945, Japan submitted surrender tems, and asked that Emperor Hirohito be allowed to retain his sovereignty. On the same date, 1942, United States Marines landed in the Solomons, seized Tulagi and Guadalcanal, as their first step on the road to Tokyo. Aug. 10 is Independence Day in Ecuador, since 1809. Missouri was admitted to the Union on the same date in 1821, the 24th state. The Smithsosian Institution was established at Washington, D. C, Aug. 10, 1846. IT'S BEEN SAID - Hope proves a man deathless. It is the struggle of the soul, breaking loose from what is per' ishablc, and attesting her eternity. Henry Melville. MODERN MANNERS When you are a guest at a church wedding it is permissible to speak in low tones, but don't turn constantly to watch arrivals ind talk in ordinary conversational tones. You are in church, remember! . They'll Do It Every

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DROVE HER TO THE DOCK AND DOVE RIGHT IN. ..I COULDN'T polis with V,r. Osborne. and Mrs. Altruist Class Meis The Altruist class of the Methodist church met at the home of Trilby Gummere Friday evening. After old and new business was taken care of. the lesson was eiven by Mrs. Barbara Gillum. The Droeram vas in charge ot i Mrs. Edna Boyll and Mrs. Myrtle Wociiey. rne ciass decided to give a reception on August 20th for the minister and wife in the i rhurch basement. All members of the church are cordially inj Cred dish, as this will be a covcred dish dinner, uucsts are welcome. Refreshment? of cake, ice cream and coffee were serv ed to the following members j Emmaline Miller. Bell Ann RoI binson, Myrtle Wcolley, Barbara Ex-chorus girl Ex-vaudevillian JOBS UPON A TIME June Allyson, motion picture actress, learned to dance by watching Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and memorized the dances in The Gay Divorcee. By the time June was out of high school she had practiced enough to land a job as chorus girl in a Broadway show. June made her screen debut in 1943 in Girl Crazy. She was born in Westchester county, New York, and one of her more recent pictures was The Sailor Takes a Wife. Charles Winninger, screen and stage actor, left school when in the eighth grade to join his family on tour. The act was known as Winninger Family Concert company which made several vaudeville tours. After the parents retired Charles and his five brothers played repertory for many years. His first screen appearance was followed by many Time U, S. PoMM Ma

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and the hostess, Trilby Gum-., mere. NOT ENOUGH APPLES FOR APPLE A DAY NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (UP) The International Apple Assonation, holding its 54th conventicn here, rcortcd today that because 1947 was a bad crorj year only 22 per cent of the people were able to cat an apple a day. i The association said that even n good year wouldn't have helped much since it would take 52,lf)5.00').00(i apples to roach that glial and even good crop years don't produce more than the 11ou,uuo.uuu -n ' By LILIAN CAMPBELL. Central Press Writer stage productions, and for a numj ber of years Winninger playedj Captain Andy in SJiow Boat. Win-; ninger signed a Hollywood con-j tract in 1930, appeared in Soupl and Nuts and many others,' among them Sfafe Fair. . HAPPY BIRTHDAY Former president of the United, States, Herbert Hoover, cefe-j-. brates a natal anniversary on this) Aug. 10. Bert Lahr and Jackl Haley, comedians; Norma Shearer i and Jane Wyatt, film actresses, and Ed (Strangler) Lewis, wrestier, also have birthdays on thia-j date. ! ' YOUR FUTURE t This is a good time to do work, around your home or to shop fori domestic goods and furniture. You) can be quite energetic about It-1 During your next year you wiUi be greatly interested in love, family and social activities. If you refrain from rather doubtful adventures, happiness and success should be forthcoming. HCW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Transjordan. His full title is King Abdullah Ibn Ul-Hussein.s 2. The Mediterranean sea. 3. Fir cones stand erect; spruce' cones hang. 4. It is a pot for melting- oreor metals. 5. The clarinet,,- . By Jimmy Hatlo