Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 189, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 September 1948 — Page 7

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1948 PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED AD CLASSIFIED AO RATE Minim am charge It word or lew, S5o, first insertion. 2c for esoli dltlonal word, first insertion. 18 words or less 7 Bo for three Insertions, to for each addition! trd for three insertions. Send cash, money order, or cheek with order. Card of Thanks $1.00. Obituaries, In Memorlam, 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 tt lonth, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box number.

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Ipecial purchase sale

klpaper mills and jobbers are

closing out their 1948 line of ,

lpaper patterns. .Prices on

ly of these papers have been

uced as much as 65. We are 1

ing tnese nuge savings uu iu i -

Many remnants cheap. Sum- . DprnratinB Co. !

FOR SALE

IMITED amount of 3-12-12

lizes ior sale. Farm Bureau

op.

UTO INSURANCE Same ser-

no raise in rates. Ferd E.

1, North Oakley Bldg. Phone

General Insurance & Real.

FOR SALE USED CARS. 2 JOHNSON'S KILL-ALL (con1947 Ford Tudors; 1 1941 Ford feticide, stomach poison and Tudor; I 1940 Ford Coupe; 1 1930 fungicide). An effective dust for Ford Model "A" Tudor; 1 1927 protection of vegetabies, flowers Studebaker 4-door; 1 1940 Ford and shrubs ALL IN ONE PACKshort wheelbase truck with hy- AGE. Contains Rotenone, copper, draulic dump bed; 1 1941 Dodge DDT, sulphur and other valuable 1-ton chassis cab. Lloyd Motor materials to kill bean beetles, Sales, Inc., 16-20 South Section, cabbage worms and just . about

Telephone 39.

FOR SALE Farm, 55 acres, 3 good wells. 4 miles south Scotchtown. Reasonable.

FOR SALE Used . Kelvinator electric range. Contact Milburn

Kirkham, Public Service.

everything else that gives you

trouble with your gardening. Just dust it on. Economically priced: 1 lb. for 39c; 3 lbs. for $1.15. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court St. Phone 60B.

APPLES Grimes

I Golden and Red

z. -1 is Golden, j ' I Delicious.! I mile west! I

OR SALE One hot water I Rickard's Orchard. 1 mile west

tier, big enough to heat 5-room g of Legion Home.

se. Sullivan insulating u., iw m,mm,mn

Uvan, Ind. , Ff)R OAT.E Frnir Orpharrl

with spray equipment. Bee colony. Dwelling, and barn. Located on State Highway 48. 5 miles west. Price $4000.00. :W. T. Mellott.

DOC QUEEN, 317 W. Thomp

son, is bacK. i'none 4uv-a. i I specialize in radios that CAN'T

be fixed. With my AIR FORCE

RADIO ENGINEER TRAINING I can completely rebuild

I .hem. . J

USED CARS FOR SALE

49 5-Passenger Ford

8 cylinder

18 Chevrolet 5-passenger

coupe

18 Pontiac Streamliner

048 Pontiac 4-Door, "6"

1)18 Oldsmobile, 76 Series

048 Chrysler "Saratoga"

B48 Plymouth 2-door and

4-door

B47 Plymouth 4-door

and Club Coupe .

B47 Studebaker "Champion".

5-passenger coupe

046 Chevrolcts, Fords,

Plymouths.

048 Dodge Vi-ton pick-up

048 Ford tt-ton pick-up

MOST HAVE RADIOS & HEATERS G. I. DECKARD

(obilgas Station On U. S. 41

FOR SALE Day-old bull

calves. Melvin'Dean, 7 miles west ton.

on Road 154. Graysville Phone

RADIATOR CLEANING head into winter assured of safe driving. Protect, your engine by letting us clean the radiator now! Marathon Service Station, north

east corner Section and Washing-

FOR SALE Oil heater, baby crib, Hupp car and car bed. .Phone 9062. 'FOR SALE '36 Oldsmobile sedan. 30 N. Cross St., Sullivan, Ind.

CELOTEX ROCK WOOL INSULATION PROPERLY BLOWN IN. FREE ESTIMATES. NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY. WRITE PADGETT CO., VINCENNES. .

9-2 1 .M-SW:iSmMMSMMSMi J... ... ... I '-opr. 19-18. Kiryj Features Syn.lmlc, Inc., World rights rucrvcd. E'xftSy Y ' r''Zi i&-iS-&-x?:y''?xW f':Zt : ' 7" " - - - rip ioY tit'l&JHB C51RL ON OUR. BOAT.' )-! I BUT I- CAN'T WAKE THE YBUT YOU GOTTA! WHEN I llHIS IS A RISKY BUSINESS LEAVE ME.. 80TH OF I ,"..' " LJf 'I BLIMEY.' NOW WE ARB ASg CAPTAIM UNTIL 1300.' HE SEES WOT'S IN THE SIR..' SHALL WE TAKE yTOOU' I MUST -JC 1 Ssva IN A JAM .' sllMt THOSE WERE HIS i BLOOMIN' PAPERS HE' LL , HER ASHORE AT ft 1 ,' THINK.' fg' . .1 lfMraiM,9 POSITIVE ORDERS.' AA GET THAT GIRL OFFA A fpx ONCE? Ail J n sT

i

FOR SALE Fuel oil heater

Used only a short time. Call at' 409 North State. Phone 665-X. j FOR SALE Square dining

table, 4 chairs, Simmons bed, springs and mattress. 610 N. Broad St. Mrs. Archie Ridge. ' '

WANTED

CESSPOOL, septic tanks, gov- .

ernment toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.

WANTED Girl or woman to work at Wanda's Gift Shop. Some experience preferred. Apply in

OR SALE Famous James mo-

cycle, late '47. Ben Gannon,

lisle.

OR SALE One KB-8 truck,

; one tractor; one cub tractor,

one F-12 tractor (used) with

tivatcrs; one B-tractor, used,

cultivators. Rader Sales, Inc.,

one 210,. Sullivan.

fFOR SALE One two-row Case

corn picker. Charles Newlin, 3Yz person.

miles west of Hutsonville, 111. j

FOR SALE Flowers for all oc- I WANTED Custom , corn casions. Evergreens for landscap- I picking.-See E. J. or W. W. ing. Karns' Greenhouses, South j Rogers, Paxton, Indiana. PaxDugger, Phone 66F14. I ton Phone.

FOR SALE 6 Guernsey and Jersey cows. Must sell due to barn

WANTED Salesman with car

space. Oscar' Williams, State Road to !lai?dle Sullivan county sales ot 48, mile west of 41. . wel1 known appliances. Man or , woman eligible. Write Box CW,

KRAVT.KTS THK MTT .K VVVTl C-0 Times.

TOR SALEDining table, fence for .pouitlT. and hogs! Easy to use , W4wwn

ts, -iaKe oui u . . fiives faster ains on less "M

ml-Also haul coal. 82U T,.v .., ,.m . . equipped Beauty hhop.

Johnson Feed and

South Court

fprrl Ti-v HI

snmgion, rnone9t-j-,i...- . : Eupply Co- 115

I JSED TIRES now being offered Street, Phone 606. Ibp 'gain prices. Plenty of miles FQR SALE By owner

VI ausraciory service yei tuu-

icJ in these tires. Hud's Tire vice, northwest corner Wall &

btion.

for See

fully Mrs.

M. J. RenakerV Mefbm

liti - i :

'OR SALE AU wool sweaters, rtr, suits, raincoat, and dresssizes 14 to 16. Marilyn Hoesn, 530 South Court St. 'OR SALE Florence heater ,; 153. Good condition. 104 N. in. 'OR SALE Suits and dresses,

e 9-11; coal, 10; sweaters. Ilena

ckley, 236 South State,

NOW AVAILABLE New bot-

gas ranges complete with

ilgas equipment. Bill McCoy.

6-room

house with bath; water,' sink, gas in kitchen; garage and coal house; on nice lot on paved st. No dealers please. Write Box TT, c-o Times. FOR SALE Pressure' gasoline range, living room ite, bed outfit. Mrs. Mayma StambaugH, Shelburn, Indiana. 2nd house north of the Funeral Home on Route 41.

WANTED Woman or girl for restaurant work, day or night. Rusty's Truck Stop, Shelburn, Indiana. WANTED Young man to work in shoe shop. Must be draft exempted. Inquire S & S Shoe Shop. Benny DeFrank. CESSPOOL, septic tanks and outside toilets. Price $1.00 per barrel. Box 60 care Times.

WANTED Day cook. L & L SALE Two heating Cafe, 1 West 'Mill St., Shelburn, Norman Wilkey, 5 mi. incj

FOR stoves.

northvvest Sullivan

ARMY SHOES for sale. Shoes

ed any color. BENNY DS

L TTJ- e O. O CTjrW r TT T, A TO

G, 10 North Court.

FOR SALE Concord grapes.'

. Ti ml ;.A

ai ripe, amory inumsun, vveui High School.

FOR SALE Full ccrncr concrete blocks, sash blocks, (Vz) rorner blocks. 805 So. Main Street, City.

FOR SALE 5-room semi-modern house. Three quarter acres , of ground. Located on Wes' Donaldson Street. Price $4750.00. W. T. , Mellott.

WANTED . Night waitress, St.esciy work. Off Saturday nights. Kat-A-Korner Cafe, Phone 9205.

WANTED Riders to Haute, or want ride to Haute each day, 8 to 4:30. Jordan, Phone 103-L. for r err

Terre Terre Dale

PRODUCTION BRED DUROC FOn Rmr

van Decorating Co

Rooms

BOAR and (1TT.T SAT.R Thuvav Sanders, Edeers, Polishers

' o j. nnii. i i ririin al art t ft nnurl kjti ri.4 i.r

oept. win at i;w n ciock unoer a ' vv "

Exclusive But Not Expensive, tent at the farm 5 k miles north t me show you some real bar- of Washington on Road 57. 90 ins. ,, head of cur tons' from 10 official

arself, 5 large modern rooms to, Wafhington, Ind. nt. All in fine repair. Owner! . '

vipg Sullivan. .1 rujt r-w.we W-suw

(2) New 5-room modern. Own.-! . , ,usaitr "m manmn-

leaving Sujlivan. Possession 2 "w p. on a ,ei,s i standard, bathinette. baby buggy.

(3) 4 room with 2 lots. Posse- ' .vasmnglpn- '

i i .

on i wees.

. FOR RENTMain St.

'I on i and for

819 N.

LOST

(4) 8-ronm modem with 2 bath-

'omc, i biocKs of square. Pos-

ssion soon. '

L C. Pope, 214 Donaldson. ,

FOR SMJ3 Good range stove.

ire 515.00. Call 689.

FOR SALE Friers, 2 to 3

is. Albert Drake, n. it. 2 Shel-

irn, Vk miles northwest, Shef-

urn telephone.

FOR SALE One white sow :id seven pigs. 5 mi. east of Sulvan. Lewis Walters.

Dead Animals Removed All kinds: liorscs, cows, sheep, calves and Iiors. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour serice. John Wachtel Co (fms Haait, iiwimtirt ,

FOR SALE (1) 13 hoe wheat

drill. Jack Fisher, R. R. 1. riP Id Shrcnshire r?m. $50.00. O. D. Pa ten, Graysville Phone 945. i

, LOST Black and white male, "Doc," and rod and white female, "Sue," coon dogs. Thomas Land or Harold Smith, Merom. -

M'rTr,neons

FN FORUM. f)AM y tim ft

Bring your car to 212 North Letter from Section. We huy late model used ers. litteiWrfl "srs. G. I. Decknrd. Mohilcas Sta-lar' especially lion. Sullivan. Plionp 330. , i-olomn.

l,elters mul

mnlf-4 ttrl nth in loral option invi(p(l for this

REPAIR WORK all makes cars and trucks. Qualified mechanics. Sullivan County Motor Sales, Phone 30, Shelburn. $5.00 TRADE-IN Jor your old battery on a new one. Hud's Tire Service. Phone 525.

IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main. Sullivan. ,

REWARD offered for information leading to recovery of Whiz?er bicycle stolen Tuesday night from Trust Building. Bill Catlio,

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ATLANTIC CITY IN 1926... AND ATLANTIC CITY TODAY

"'DOWNSWEPT' HAIRDOS and stocklrcovered leg of 'beauty - queens-'-two decades .o-Jook iirfiUy-iV J

awtul now, but in their day those girls .were just as sigh-evoking as the dainty angels in brief striped suits at this year's "Miss America" contest at Atlantic City, N. J. (International)

Hurricane Cools Slate Ternperafures INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 23 U.R) The weatherman said today that the Florida hurricane was a factor in causing chilly tsmperatures which ushered in the fall seaf.sn in Indiana last night. Paul Miller, chief meteorol

ogist at the Indianapolis wcn'hr.r bureau, said the hurricane' northward movement plona the East Coast deflected a northeastern c: Id front and dirrrted it over. Indiana. ' Autumn hgd its offiet;i rirh'it. 8t 9:22 (GST) last ni-ht. And early today the mercury took a nosedive ti R0 ct?- or b'-i-v' in rr'it of Hoor:?rdor.-.. A levof a6 was reported at Indiampolifi.. , : The weatl?r biuT-Jii 'orr"as! fair" and coo.' wpaihrr toilrv and tonifrit for mist r';el''r:i" cf the state. There ivaa a pc-r,7:b!J-ity of scattered frost, in lhe . trem.riortlviiioUiinri hejit nav tiens of Indiiina torf-iiU'-.. though it was nut exj ected lo ts a "killing" frost. i

robed in

IN MEMORIAM

In loving mcmcry of Lois Faye

HendvicUs, who passed away Sept. 23, 1943. "Five years in heaven," in man-

sions bright, Enswathed in glory,

light; A In Father's house, where Jesus dwells, ' I Where chime forever those goldcn bells. "Five years in heaven," that J beauteous land, Where storms ne'er toss the glittering strand; With naught of pain, with naught of fear, - . m With, yru'h irnrr.orta!, hope and cheer. '

"Five years you, dear,

Home ir not home without you here, . Bat we rejoice that you, o.f lovet Are safely hemod in heaven s.bove. "Five veers in heaven," we follow. in . Fach dy reaver resurrection morn,, Fvp.t iing -reon with you to roam ; Hr.t venV eternal plain eternal J lno. , , ;. I-Parcn!y;-lW-. :fW 'iTT; . flirrrWfile riid!i(.k.:; . I-1! tcr, Eieanor' rW;ynp.n.

in Heaven, we miss

WISHING

WELL I-

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POLICE OFFICERS SURROUND A TRUCK belonging to the International Harvester Co., as it moves slowly through pickets who are attempting to blockade the plant gates at Moline, 111. Five persons, including two union officials, were arrested following violence in which cars were wrecked and workers forcibly prevented from entering the struck plant. The strike is now entering its tenth week. (International Soundpioto)

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