Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 173, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 August 1948 — Page 5

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FOR SALE ALFALFA, brome, alta Fescue, j timothy, red top ancN Kentucky ( bluegrass seed. See us now. Farm Bureau Co-op. I -TZ r ,r, ' vaiwuuo-- " ads, particularly Veterans Notice. See about learning a trade. Com-1 mercial Trades Institute. AUTO INSURANCE Same service, no raise in rates. Ferd E. Hall, North Oakley Bldg. Phone 567. General Insurance & Real. SELL YOUR WHEAT to Johnson Elevator. Top prices paid. Quick service. Open until late through the harvest for your convenience. We do appreciate your business. Bob Terhune, Mgr. Johnson Feed & Supply Co. FERTILIZER 2-12-6, 2-12-12, 3-12-12, 0-12-12 and 20 Super phosphate now available for imFeed & Imp. Sales. FOR SALE Cocker puppies 9 weeks old, roistered, pedigreed. John E. Winters, 1 mile east of " Linton on Highway 54. I FOR SALE OR TRADE F-20 tractor on rubber and 10-20 Internauunai iracwr. rox uairy, iw: miles east of Jasonville on High-1. way 48. Phone 322 J3. j lioWiciiXEi-Complete- j lv rphnilt f5 rnnms nantrv n 1 and! bath, full basement, hot air heat, 1 J WWV, V. t,M,.J

garage, strictly modern, with 3 , acres of land. Short distance from ' . RULY THE FINEST auto upSullivan on route 54. D. E. Alum-. nolstery cleaner available. Fina baugh, 634 South Court. Call Foam cleans and how- Root's. 904-A. I

FOR SALE NEW MODEL1 KELVINATOR 6' refrigerator just arrived. Good used Maytag washer. Used tire bargains. Pirtle & Inbody. . i FOR SALE B. 16x600 tires $10.95. Pirtle & Inbody... F. Goodrich E-Z Terms. FOR SALE 1 slightly used English saddle, price $40. Call 740 , or 925. l2Va South Court. FOR SALE Fries, 3 to 3 lbs.: 45c lb. Phone 771-A. i FOR SALE 9x12 rug, couch & ' chair. Also 3 unfurnis-hed rooms for rent. 318 North-State Street." " FOR SALE 2 Jersey cows, one with calf by side, one to freshen soon. Model A Ford. Leslie Hiatt, first house north Berca Church i n 54. Call after 3 p.m. FOR SALE Antique walnut corner cupboard and drop-leaf table, in first class condition. Call 968-A after 4 p. m. FOR SALE Model A pickup. Call 957-L or 327 So. Section. FOR SALE G P John Deere tractor, 2 14" plows, 7-ft. tandem disc. Bob Alsman, 3 miles east of Paxton. - NOW AVAILABLE New bottle gas ranges complete with Philgas equipment. Bill McCoy. FOR SALE New cars, KaiserFrazer; 1 1-ton Ford truck, 1948, new; 1 Jeep, 1948, new, 7 in. tires; 1 1936 Ford Tudor, 1947 Plymouth, 1947 Buick, 1942 Hudson 2-door; 1 1939 Chevrolet truck, long wheel base, with school bus body. Sullivan Motor Sales, 1610 N. Section. Across from American Legion. FOR SALE 1941' Buick 4-door sedan, very clean, $1100. 6'x8' hydraulic dump bed, with flared coal sides, $200. Leon E. Van Meter, c-o White Hut Restaurant, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE Two stock milk goats. T. Merom, Ind. extra good A. Eslinger, FOR SALE Walnut dining table, $7.00. 16 good fence posts 25c each. Will take down and remove trees. 820 E. Washington. Phone 931-L. FOR SALE One horse, mowing machine, a good one, and one Montgomery Ward cream separator, can attach electric motor, in A-l shape. 3 miles from Sulli van. R. 3. First house west of Glendora store. Charles Hamilton Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe f eed 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

FOR SALE 6 nice heifers. Geo. JOHNSON'S KILL-ALL (conMcCrocklin. Shelburn. phone S-7.. tacticide. stomach poison and

; FOR SALE 1948 six cylinder Ford -ton truck, fully equipped. Has been driven 1700 miles. Harold H. Gambill, 1 mile north on the brick street 01 uueeer ana a quarter west. . .. BUY your new Coronado ap pliances washers, stoves, and Shipmaster power tools lathe, drill press, planer, jointer, bench, jig saw, etc. now for only 10 down, before new government regulations on credit take effect. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store,"

Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud van County Motor Sales, ShelVanzo, owners. burn, Ind., on U. S. 41. FOR SALE Open Spotted Po-' IF YOUR car heats or your land gilts. Paul Cleveland, Pleas- radiator leaks see Wayne Kenneantville phone. 5 miles south of dy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 Dugger. North Main, Sullivan.

FOR SALE Modern 6-room house 1 block east P.O. Priced for quick sale. 318 E. Washington St. FOR.S?1947 Harley-Dav-idson 61 O.H.V. motorcycle. Plen ty of chrome and accessories. A-l condition. Jack Stewart, Shelburn, Phone 131. FOR SALE Property at 1101 N. Section. Immediate possession, Phone 949-X. - . FOR. SALE Triple A limestone $3.60 per ton delivered. Woody Edmonson' Shelburn Phone16-X. FOR SAT.R 'Ralhn V,nA FOR SALE Balbo Alsop, Phone 8313. CLEARANCE SALE: 20 discount on all small aplliances, fluorescent fixtures, and wiring supplies. Boyd's Appliance Shop, 201 N. Section St. 1 FOR SALE One Low Down ! John Deere manue spreader, wide front wheels, good condition. Jim Dodds, Phone 8204. R. 1 Sullivan. FOR SALE 1937 Ford Fourdoor. Deluxe. Good motor and heater. Can be seen at 304 North State Street. $250.00. . MICHIGAN peaches, Wednesday only, $2.89 bu. , Bring contairi5fs."Everly's Grocery, Wilford, Indiana. SALE 1937 Chevrolet head and block. Elza FOR motor, Alumbaugh, Shelburn, Ind. FOR SALE-t-1941 Hudson. Grover C. Layton, Jr., Phone Graysville 1138. FOR SALE Martin terracing blade; 9-in. hammermill. Norman Wilkey, 5 miles northwest of Sullivan. FOR SALE Crosley Deluxe bottle gas range. GENE'S RADIO SERVICE, south side square. FOR SALE 1 pony cart; new bicycle tires; 1 set work harness; 5 Western saddles. Tom Springer. 1 mile west New Lebanon ElevatFOR SALE OR TRADE 5 riding horses, 3 ponies. All well broke. Tom Springer, 1 mile west New Lebanon Elevator. FOR SALE 14-acre farm, 5room house and outbuildings. 3 miles northeast of Sullivan. Box 98, c-o Times. - Warm Morning FOR SALE Heatrola stove. Barely Cheap. 829 E. Washington used. FOR SALE 1934 Pontiac. $150.00. See at 304 N. State. FOR SALE Two davenports, two chairs, new seat covers in good condition. Davis Hotel. GREEN BEAN SALE (Green Riuorc in Son 1 5th 1 RO at patch. Deliver Tuesdays Sullivan! $2.00. Clarence Patten, R. 2, 7 miles west of high school, Vt north Farmers Corner sign. FOR SALE Cushman motor scooter, good condition. Phone 30 or see Jim Theal, 235 W. Giles St. Miscellaneous STEIN'S TAVERN the biggest little tavern in Sullivan County. Where old friends meet. Fritz Stein, owner. Instruction, Male. DIESEL is going places. Come along! Prepare for this good pay trade now. We will personally interview mechanically inclined men. Full information furnished no obligation. Write Utilities Diesel Training, Box 128, c-o Times. Bring your car to 212 North Section. We buy late model used cars. G. I. Deckard, Mobilgas Station, Sullivan. Phone 330.

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Austra White pullets. Ora.Sims, Phone 8212. R. 1 Sullivan. WANTED TO RENT Pasture for cattle, 15 to 25 head. G. T. Ccx, Sullivan R. 2. Graysville phone. ' WANTED Coal or general hauling. See Franklin Robertson, 820 E. Washington or phone 931-L. WANTED Man and wife or lady to live in with me. 515 E. Washington St.

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WANTED Girl out of school for work in local concern. Write P. O. Box 307, Sullivan. , FOR RETnT 1-T: 11 1 FOR RENT i Sanders, Edgers, Polishers and new electric nand sander for table tops, woodwork, etc. Sullivan Decorating Co. ' mrwrT, unfurnished ki, Qru sn continn St. LOST LOST Monday, roll of flash film. Green with white writing. Ready for developing. Phone 130. OPEN FORUM . DAILY TIMES Letters from ministers and others, interested in local option, are especially invited for this column. ; Letters. , and interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable

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requested. Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not a6ree with ww comamea nerem Cool Weather Predicted For Rest Of Week INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 31 (UP) An August heat wave that seared most of Indiana for a week apparently was a thing of the past today when the Indianapolis weather- bureau predicted cooler temperatures for. the rText five days. Paul Miller, the bureau's chief meteorologist, said temperatures would ran&e in the 80's between today and Sunday, Miller said t would be slightly warmer until Friday, when the weather will turn cooler, Hp sairt litt.lo rav,. inrfi. cated The immediate forecast was for fair pleasant weather 101 most 01 tne state loday and knight, with fair and ' warmer temperatures tomorrow. The " e t0 ?.round. f degrees in . some sections today and to drop as low as 60 tonight. ' Yesterday's high temperatures reflected the trend toward

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cooler weather in Hoosierland. The highest maximum reading was taken at Terre Haute, where the temperature climbed to a high of 90. Evansville was 'next with a high of 89, while Indianapolis, Marion and South Bend each had highs of 87, 86 and 81. Fort Wayne was the coolest spot with a high of 80. The lowest reading taken yesterday was at South Bend, where the mercury dropped to 57. Fort Wayne, Terre Haute and Marion all had lows of 58. CIO Expected To Endorse Truman Ticket By James .F. Donovan United Press Staff Correspondent President Truman's bandwagon was expected to get a push today from the CIO. ' 1 The union's 51-member executive board, meeting in Washington, was set to give its official stamp of approval to the candidacy of Mr. Truman and his running mate, Sen. Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky. The vote, however, will not be Democratic ticket of the active support of about 30 CIO unions with a combined membership of about 5,500,000. ; The CIO's expected endorsement of the President would come within a week after some 40 AFL unions decided to ignore the AFL's traditional "hands off politics" policy and to come out in favor of the Truman-Barkley ticet. j i Mr. Truman opens his campaign next Monday, Labor Day, at Detroit. He is confident of election and one of his' tcp advisers, former Senate Secretary Leslie Biffle, said there is good grounds for his optimism. III. GOP Worse Than Mich. GOP, Demos Decide CHICAGO, Aug. 31 (UP) Midwestern Democrats' meeting here said today :hey had decided that the Republican anministration in Illir.'.is is worse than the Republican administration in Michigan. Spokesmen at a conference of Democratic candidates said ' the vote was taken afte;- guests and delegates heard Gubernatorial Candinate Adlai Stevenson of Illinois and Burnett J. Abbott of Michigan debate last night on the question of what state si

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