Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 206, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 October 1948 — Page 5

SULUVAN DAILY TIMES-MONDAY, OCT. 18, 1948.

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WE HAVE small amount of 0-20-20 and 2-12-6 fertilizer. Plenty of 0-20-0 in stock. Farm Bureau Coop. . AUTO INSURANCE Same service, no raise in rates. Ferd E. Hall, North Oakley Bldg. Phone 567. General Insurance & Real. SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE Wallpaper mills and jobbers are now closing out their 1948 line of wallpaper patterns. Prices on many of these papers have been reduced as much as 65. We are passing these huge savings on to you. Many remnants cheap. Sullivan Decorating Co. FOR SALE Flowers for all ocoasions. Evergreens for landscaping. Karns Greenhouses, South Dugger, Phone 66F14. FOR SALE OR TRADE Trade or buy where your money goes farther and be sure and buy from a licensed dealer. 1948 Chrysler Saratoga Brougham, R. & H. 80 ml 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner Sedanette, Con. Shift. R. & H. 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner 4Dr. Hydramit. R. & H. 1948 Pontiac 6 Sedan, R. & H, Hydra. Shift. 1948 Olds. 76 Series Sedanette R. & H. 1948 Chev. Fleetline Aero-Sedan. R. & H. 1948 Plymouth 4 -dr. R. 1947 Pontiac 6 Streamliner, R. & H. 1947 Plymouth 4 dr. R. & H. 1947 Plymouth 5-pass. coupe. R. & II. 1946 Pontiac 8 Streamliner, Se danette. R. & II. 1948 Dodge '4-ton P.U. Several other cars in stock ready for delivery. Remember you are dealing with a licensed Indiana Dealer when you deal here. Our repu tation is built on fair and hon est dealing. 212 N. Section St. On Highway 41 In Sullivan Phone 330 . LEX McKEE V ). I. DECKARD FOR SALE 2 men's suits, gabardine and tweed; one topcoat, tize 39, all in perfect condition. Also a lady's black Chesterfield coat and grey suit, several good skirts and dresses, size 14. 302 Giles Street or phone 425-A. FOR SALE Apples, Winesap and Delicious. 12 miles east of Sullivan on. Rd. 54. Arthur Beasley f DUNLOP TIRES, 6.00 x 16, $10.95. Others reasonably priced. HUD'S TIRE SERVICE, 102 North Section, phone 525. FOR SALE 1938 Master Deluxe Chevrolet Tudor. A-l condition. 313 E. Beech St. FOR SALE 1 double, 2 single Windows, 24x28 glass; 2 double swing in windows; 2 single swingin windows; 2x4-6-8-10 white pine up to 16 ft.; weather boarding, lath, sheeting; 6 in. flooring; bricks, cement blocks; 2 nice doors 3-8x8-32'. 1 Coleman oil water heater; 1 '33 Chevrolet 4door sedan, good motor and tires, j Will trade. Harvey N. Parr,' Shelburn. See me at home after ' six p. m. I FOR SALE Graded No. 1 ! Grimes Golden apples and other varieties $1.85 and up per basket. Cox, Shelburn. Second house south of Hall's Garage. ONLY TWO living room suites to sell at this low price. 100 All Wool Frieze in either cocoa tan or lipstick red. These suites are bright colored, but can be slipcovered to harmonize with your living room color scheme. Constructed with heavy coil springs, hardwood frames and have "Tulat,ex" rubberized padding in cushions and backs. $30 down delivers either suite and monthly payments of approx. $10.50. Remember only two at $149.95 each. We deliver' at no additional cost. ROOT'S Furniture Dept., 2nd Floor. FOR SALE 65 bu. Rudy wheat for planting. Wayne Morin, 4 miles west of Shelburn. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Tcrre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour serrice. John Wachtel Co ; Terre Haute, Indiana '

I FOR SALE New Idea two row corn picker, on rubber. In good condition. 340 Letz roughage mill complete with silo pipe and grain separator. James Kinnett, Grays-ville.

FOR SALE Economy King cream separator, with electric motor. In good condition. C. B. Downen, Shelburn phone 66-L. ! FOR SALE 6 ft. Massey-Har-

ris Clipper combine; 56"x39" ven- FOR SALE One double deck etian blind, brown tape, wooden bed springs, gas heaters, kitchen slats. Paul Wible, 2 miles west of sinks. 104 North State Street. Call Graysville. 943-L. ROOT'S SULLIVAN STORE of- FOR SALE-One 1947 Ford 4fers these outstanding values in door, clean, $1550; one 1947 Ford home furnishings. Beautiful wal- Tudor; one 1946 Chevrolet Fleetnut or mahogany veneered desks, master 4-door; one 1946 Ford 4orig. 54.95, now 49.95; double deck dcor; one 1938 piym0uth coupe; bed springs in twin, three quarter 0ne 1927 Studebaker 4-door. Lloyd or full size, reg. 28.75 elsewhere, Motor SaleSi Inc.t 16.20 South only 21.95; rollaway beds in 39 or Section, phone 39. 48 inch, coil spring for 19.95, with innerspring or cotton mattresses FOR SALE Household furnial 24.95 and 17.95; four drawer ture including baby grand piano, chests in walnut or maple finish baby bed and high chair. Leaving for 22.95; sofa beds in wine or state. 839 N. State. ' blue tapestry at 49.95 each, and o at t. T dinette sets at 59.95 and 69.95. . ?Rfl SALE-Repstered Jersey drop in today and see many other h"U 16 moah ?f Als agister-

values at low prices. Remember any purchase under $50 can be bought for only 10 down. We deliver. ROOT'S Furn. Dept., 2nd Floor. FOR SALE International F-20 tractor, new rubber on back, A-l condition; cultivator and mower. White enamel Home Comfort

range and heating stove with jacket. Garland Wildman, Car-.Ind.

. lisle, Indiana. FOR SALE-Solid oak bed and ,n . .. . springs 130 single coils; dresser, Cheap if taken at once, PhAnA 8204. Henry Dodds FOR SALE New 4-room tile tue house with basement. Furnace, natural gas, electricity. 16 acres.' 1 Vz miles north of Cass. Verna Alumbaugh, 179 I Street, Linton. . Phone 755-W. I One Berkshire FOR SALE - male hog. One young Spotted Poland. Eligible to register. Ross Ransford, Graysville, Ind. 1 FOR SALE Baby buggy; si net complete with stand basand mattress. All like new. Gene ,

Rusk, phone 962-B. 316 W. Graysville. FOR SALE Good coal Majestic range. Good condition. Color FOR SALE Sofa and chair cream and green prked t0 sell with new slip covers. Baby buggy, 703 South Main. Phone 681-B. bathinette, bassinet. All reasonably priced. Phone 546. FOR SALE '36 Olds 4-door. .TT, .r , A . recently overhauled. Phone 139-W FOR SALE New Spinet Piano Carlisle or see E j McCann romplete with bench and deliv-

ery. Our special only $495.00. R. W. Cadwell Music House. FOR SALE We have concrete septic tanks now. 350 gal. We deliver. Flynn Burial Vaults, Phone 352. FINER MEMORIALS for less. Business, like you, goes where it is treated best. James J. Durham, Coffman Building. Before cold weather, you can move into this -room already furnished, small basement, city water, new roof. At a price you can afford

4-room cottage, north end Dug- FOR SALE Overcoat, size 37, ger. A real buy. Possession to suit Excellent condition. Phone 651. buyer. ' A wonderful opportunity for a F0R SALE Contact Bill M(ickman and wife to snap up this ey for yur Hybrid seed corn.

business place located in the heart of Dugger. Have a new and used furniture business in county seat for sale. Seven rooms, electricity, 15 acres. Close to Jonay mine. Priced for quick sale. 2 modern homes on West Washington St.

Modern home on Wolfenberger this year. Herbert Drake, FairSt. Corner lot. bankSi Ind.

-room cottage on North Mam St. on pavement. Priced to sell. Souter Real Estate and Auctioneering, 326 W. Beech St. ' Phone 673. FOR SALE Grocery store, doing nice business. Box 900 care Times.

wmm Chevrolet, 1 1947 Ford, 1 1939 FOR SALE Lady's brown gab- Chevrolet truck with bus body, ardine winter coat, size 16; lady's Sullivan Motor Sales, 1610 N. Secgray raincoat, size 18; lady's gray tion St. Across from American Legabardine suit, size 17; girl's gion. brown teddy bear coat, size 10; -r

boy's 2-tone brown sport coat, size 16. 309 So. Court St. HEATERS Florence - Duo Nubians Glow-Boy Majestic - Warm Morning Home Supply Company Dugger, Ind. Formerly Woodward's Hardware.

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LEAF RAKES, shovel s and gas heaters. Gail Combs, Western Auto Associate Store, 8 E. Washington. Phone 510. FOR SALE Mjy desirable modern country home lVfe mi. north on 41. 7 rooms, 6 acres. Must be seen to be appreciated. Geo. Lord, Phone 8063 or 582. wwwo cuiu iicucis, iBi no use west of New Lebanon Elevator. Mrs. Hosea J. Siner. FOR SALE All white kerosene range, heater, Becker Bros, piano, uoy oea ana puiiei. ol worm Section. I FOR SALE John 'Deere combine, 6 ft. cut. Also 12-A seed wheat. See bui yiius, raxion, T : 1 1 Tir : 1 1 t-s . FOR SALE White Rork fries 2V, to 4M. ih. w Af u' . --- house, 217 Wolfenberger St. yj-&umvan. , T1 AAA r-. 11 I FOR SALE White n . FRTKS dn iv, rt,,. hj FRIES. 40c lb. Chas. Morin a miles north on 41. ' i . FOR SALE 5-room strictly modern house. Solid brick walls. Full size basement. All modern conveniences. Located on S. Court St. Call 501 before 5 p. m. FOR SALE SPECIAL. 6-room all modern house, South Court, ,in a V'to'ZuVV : V" -i - r wtj MnrUot FOR SALE 5 wool skirts, suit and jumper. Size 12 and 14. Cheap. Phone 8S0-X or see at 119 North Chase, upstairs, after 5:30 P- MFOR SALE Duroc gilts; 1 3V2-month-old Jersey heifer; 1 Royal cook stove. 4 "miles west High School building,' 1 mile north Wayne Huff. Buy your XMAS GIFTS now. mll kln 41 ' t. of om . D , A ..!t. I Store. Kellys i $5.00 to $10.00 Crib Fille $8.90. Crow's single $9.50 to $14.25, double $8 to $11.25 CANNED tomatoes and refined puree in No. 2 and 2Vz cans by the case. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. FOR SALE Wheat drill, new FOR SALE About 400 White Reck chickens. 3 to 5 lbs., 40c lb. One mile east of Paxton post office. Mrs. Opal McCammon. FOR SALE New cars, KaiserFrazer. 1 1948 1-ton Ford truck, -1 1947 Buick Roadmaster. 1 1947 FOR SALE 1934 Oldsmobile, hot water heater, electric fuel pump, Sealbeam headlights. Also electric shallow well pump. Parker Cooper, Road 63, Merom phone. FOR SALE Large size Glow- . Boy heating stove in good condition. Two miles south of Berea Church. Don Moody. . '

. NEW and used bicycles. New and used Whizzer ..: Motor Bikes. Bicycle repairing. Parts. Oscar Norris & Sonsi Authorized Whizzer Motor Sales & Service, 8 N. Main St, .'.' .

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IF YOUR car heats or your County. Wonderful opportunity, radiator leaks see Wayne Kenne- $15 to $20 in a day. No expeririv TMn-Cnr Radiator Shoo. 925 pnr or eanital reauired. Perma-

No'rth Main Sullivan. NEED WORK done on your car i or truck? Give us a try. Bob Wright, service manager. Sullivan n01,ntv Motor Sales. On U. S. 41. ' - ' shelburn, Ind. Phone 30. RADIATOR CLEANING head -.- a t . lo Z. . OBi,ulcu ut. " , " ing. froteci your engine uy xei - (i. piM thP radiator now! Marathon Service Station, northO . " east corner section ana wasning ton, CELOTEX ROCK WOOL INSULATION PROPERLY BLOWN IN. FREE ESTIMATES. NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY. WRITE PADGETT CO., VINCENNES. BUYING SOYBEANS every day from early 'til late. Highest market prices paid Quick service, we 'do appreciate your business Johnson elevator, next urc n tt. r AC lit . 1 OIK !& E I Depot, Sullivan, phone 325. , F ' NOT1CE Available now. Complete PHILGAS equipment for converting city gas ranges or new Installations. Bill MrCny WE ARE now buying beans. Martin Mill & Elevator, Shelburn. NOTICE Beginning Oct. 18th we will have nice clean graded eggs for you. Griggs Hatchery. NOTICE I file, set and retooth aii saws except band saws. Electrify kerosene lamps. Can alI so drill glass. Earl Denny, 260 W. i Beech, Phone 403. ' : RADIO DOCTOR QUEEN, 317 W. Thompson, specializes in radios that can't be fixed. Air Force Engineer Training is at your service. Phone 407-X.' FOUND Pony, black with white feet, tail and mane, white patch on right shoulder. Louis Dairy, Hymera. PUBLIC AUCTION Personal eJedwill be offered for sale at the late residence in New Lebanon Wednesday, Oct. 20th at 12:30. Floyd Dillingham, Auctioneer. PUBLIC GAMiES Monday, Oct. 18, 8:00 p. m. V.F.W. Auxiliary Hall. SAGGING ruins your looks and harms your health. There is beauty and health in a Spencer support. Call Iva Giles after 5 p. m. WANTED WANTED Boy to work in long established local retail business. No experience 'necessary. Excellent opportunity. Write Box XX, c-o Times, stating age and refer ences CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Mpdern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. ' WANTED Paper boys at News Stand, WANTED Times carriers in Shelburn. Apply at Times Office or contact Euleta Slover. WANTED Good used sewing machine. Call 850-X after 5:30 P. M. WANTED TO BUY A five or

six-room house. Phone 390. WANTED TO BUY A small or large farm. Will pay your price, or tr?de you a nice modern home in Sullivan in exchange. Inquire 424 So. Court. C. Price.

MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers in N. Sullivan

' nent. Write today. McNESS COMPANV. T)ent A Preenort. 111. FOR REnT FOR RENT Electric Flooi Sanders, Edgers, Polishers new electric nand sander tor ,nrtrir sm. . r-, , I van Decorating co. jVqj RENT 3-room ! FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt., close in. Door and two porch ' posts for sale. Phone 489. . FOR RENT Furnished modern home ir Sullivan Would consider lease. Box 20 c-o Times. IN MEMORIAM In memory of W. O. Corbin, who passed away three years ago today. "So live that when that summons ccmes to join that innumerable caravan which moves to that mysterious realm where each shall "Ijflicijuua icaxill WIICAC cavil SUCUi , , . . take his place in the sileiu cuambers of death, that thou goest not like a quarry slave at night scourged to his dungeon, but sus tained and soothed by an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave like one who wraps the draperies of his couch around him and lies down to pleasant dreams." Missed by wife, children and mother, Mrs. W. O. Corbin, Mrs, Clyde Brown, Ernest Corbin, Mrs.' Mac Powell, Mrs. Candace Corbin. Today's Market; INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18. (U.R) Hogs 12,000; active, mostly 25c lower; bulk good and choice 180270 lbs., $26.25, with several loads around $26.35 $26.40, top $26.50 freely; 160-180 lbs. $25.75 $26.25; 100-160 lbs. $21.00 $25.00; sows about steady at $23.50 $24.50, early top $25.00, later steady to weak, bulk $23.00 $24.50, top $25.00. Cattle 2,200, calves 600; good to , low choice light to medium1 weight steers fairly active, strong to 50c higher; cows fairly active, I firm, stock steer and heifer calves strong to $1.00 higher; 12 loads mostly gocd to low choice 1,0001,200 lb. steers $33.50 $36.00; bulk medium to good yearlings 625.00 $30.00, odd head choice to $40.00; par: load choice heifers $34.00, around six loads mostly gocd heifers $31.00 $33.00; good beef cows $20.00 $21.00; vealers moderately active, steady to all interests, good and choice $30.00 $32.00. Sheep 1,500; fat lambs fairly active, fully steady, bulk good and choice all weights $24.00 $25.00, medium and good $22.00 $24.00; deck mostly good Texas yearlings around 90 lbs. steady at $21.50; slaughter ewes weak, good and choice $7.00 $8.50, sprinkling $9.00. , INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18. (U.R) Cash grain: Wheat: firm receipts 3 cars; No. 1 red $2.18; No. 1 hard $2.18; No. 2 red $2.17; No. 2 hard $2.17. ! Corn: strong; receipts 63 cars; No. 2 yellow $1.41; No. 3 yellow $1.39; No. 2 white $1.42; No. 3 white $1.40. Oats firm; receipts 2 cars; No. 2 white 74c; No. 2 red 74c. Soybeans: strong; receipts 106 cars; $2'.38 carload lots F-O-B Indiana and Illinois points.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim McManahan and baby of Evansville spent the week-end with Ben Andrusyk and Ann. Miss Pauline Stevenson atlenaea xne Jootoau game at ! Bob Marts of Detroit, Kansas, returned to his home Wednesday , after a two weeks visit here I wlth relatives. James Miller of Port Huron, Michigan, is spending a few days with relatives and friends here. Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Poulf.on spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Ollie Jefferson visited her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Hayworth, in Farmersburg Friday. Several from here attended the W.S.C.S. meeting at Vincennes Tuesday.

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- THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. What presidential ticket in the coming election does J. Strom Thurmond head? 2. What state was once an empire governed by an earl, with dukes, lords and knights and a line of nobility? 3. Queen Juliana of the Netherlands was a princess of Orange. What prince of the House of Orange was once king of England? 4. What one of the 13 original states refused to take part in the framing of the American Constitution, and was the only one not represented by signers? 5. Of what empire is Zanzibar a part? IT HAPPENED TODAY - On Oct. 18, 1945, Nazi ringleaders were indicted as war criminals. This date is the Feast of St. Luke, Greek physician and evangelist. Richard Nash (called Beau Nash and King of Bath), English dandy, was born on Oct. 18, 1674. Henry Bergson, French philosopher, writer and teacher, was born on this same date in 1859 MODERN MANNERS When you ask a favor of a friend a letter of introduction, a reference, etc., don't forget to let the friend know by note or telephone the result of his efforts to help Theyll Do It Every CCTTL'i, TOTO FEATPHES 3TMCTCATE. bm, WotU

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In loving memory of John Everett Gadberry, who was killed at Blackhawk mine Oct. 18. 1947. ''One year in heaven," we miss you, dear,

Home is not heme without you liere. But we rejoice that you, our love Are safely home in heaven above. Wife and Boys, Hazel uadberry and John, Dick, Tom and DavevCARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy at the death of Nina Kathryn Butler. We especially wish to thank Rev. Jack Ancierson, the singers, the Billman funeral directors, and the donors of the beautiful flowers. Wm. T. Butler Jeane and Helen. Ex-truck driver Ex-instructor JOBS UPON A TIME Motion Picture Actor John Wayne once stowed away on a boat going to Honolulu and earned a few dollars picking apricots. Subsequently John was a truck driver, ice man and stage hand. He is 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds, and was named All American football player at the University of Southern California in 1929. His chance in the films came when Raoul Walsh saw him carrying a table onto a movie set, and that was nine years ago. John really hit his stride in the picture Back to Bataan. He's married to a Mexican girl Esperanza Bour. Hervey Allen is best known to most readers for his best selling novel of 20 years or so ago, Anthofiy Adverse. Historical novels are his particular forte. Allen was born in Pittsburgh, attended the United States Military academy. University of Pittsburgh Time MOHTa RESERVED.

BIRTHDAY DINNER Relatives and friends gather-

jed at the home of Mrs. Mike Ford Sunday, October 10th to ; help her and her grandchildren, j James Earl Ford and Donna Jean Sullivan celebrate their birthdays. nnocte uroro Mr anH ATrc James Sullivan and daughter, Donna Jean Mr. and Mrs, Earl Ford and sonSj Mike and James Earlj James Pagej Mr, and Mrs j Harris Sullivan, Mr. and 'Mrs. ( Walter Keene and children, John, David, Walter Wayne, Nancy Kay, Catherine and JoAnn, and the honored guest, Mrs. Mike Ford. LOIS ROBBINS GRANTED DIVORCE Lois Marie nobbins was granted a divorce from Claude Robbins in the Sullivan Circuit Court. She was also granted custody .of the child. By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Prt Writer and Hatvard, served in World War I, and was wounded in action. He has been an English instructor in high schools, lecturer at Columbia university and Vassar college. His first novel was Wampum and Old Gold, and his most recent is Toward the Morning. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Struthers Burt, essayist and novelist, and James Truslow Adams, historian, rate our anniversary greetings on this Oct-18. YOUR FUTURE At this time it will be well to do work that needs seclusion and a quick mind. Older persons will both help and hinder your progress in the next year. Avoid quarrels. Unexpected gains may be forthcoming, and this period should be favorable for property deals, and original business schemes. IT'S BEEN SAID Whatman knows should find expression in what he does. The chief value of superior knowledge, is that it leads to a performing manhood. Bovee. HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. The States Rights or "Dixiecrats." 2. North Carolina. 3. William of Orange who became William III of England. 4. Rhode Island. 5. The British empire. jBy Jimmy Hatlo I THOUGHT HIM AN CWNIEL BOOME JUST STARTED A Fire By rubbing a COUPLE OF INDIANS TTteETHERr