Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 207, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 October 1948 — Page 6
fXRWRTT
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, OCT. 19; 1948. SULLIVAN. INDTAl
C
1W'
v
ALL BLACK
' SOC 2For$1.00 '
Reg. 29c All Metal Oval Waste Baskets
Tapered sides . . . many different colors and decals to choose from . . . only
19c
Reg. 63c Children's Rayon Pants
Flat knit rayon with all-around elastic waistband . . . double fabr'c crotch . . . tearose only . . . sizes 2 to 10 only 39c.
4 for $1.00
Ladies' Beautiful Flannel Gowns Floral and solid colored gowns . . . made cf good fleeced flannel for extra warmth . . . sizes 17 to 20 . . . you'll want several for the cold weather ahead only $1.69
I Good Quality Dark Outing Flannel
ii otton liannei, . soit and absorbent . .
fleeced on both sides for added warmth, comfort and absorbency . . . .'J6 inches wide .' . . also avail?ble in pink, white and blue only 39c Yard
Reg. $1.59 Ladies' Nylon Hose 51 gauge, 20 denier . . . extra sheer nylons . with reinforced heels and toes for longer wear ... all new lovely to look at shades of flattering hues . . . sizes 8'2 to lO'i . . slight irregulars only 98c
Reg. 25c Children's Anklets Solid colors with turned-down cuffs . . made of good quality mercerized cotton . . . slightly soiled only 15c
HEAVY 28 GAUGE : STOVE' PIPE; , Blued Steel Pipe 6 Inch Adjustable Elbow 35c 7 Inch Adjustable Elbow . 39c 6 Inch Corrugated Elbow 29c 7 Inch Corrugated Elbow : 35c 6" 24 Inch Jo:nt 29c 7" 24 Inch Joint 35c 7" & 6" Reducers 29c
Men's Two-Way Collar Cotton Flannel Shirts One pocket, lined collar and cuffs . . double yoke nnd faced sleeves . . . many
2 different Dlaids to choose from . . . sizes 14
to 17 only '$2.29 Men's Warm Fleeced Lined Sweat Shirts Long sleeves and reinforced neck . . . silver grey . . . sizes 36 to 46 only $1.98 '
Men's Extra Warm Cotton Fleece Sweaters Made of good yarn into staple coat sweater . . . sizes 36 to 44 ... button front style with two patch pockets . . . dark oxford gray only $2.98
Men's Winter Weight Union Suits
Extra heavy wfnter weight union suits
for warm, comfortable wear . . . cream
color . . . sizes 36 to 46 only : $2.29
Blue Cameo Ovenwear Double fired for long chip-proof use . . . has good glaze . . . dual purpose, cook and serve in same dish. Reg. $1.59 Vi QUART CASSEROLES, now $1.00 Reg. $1.59 3-PIECE SALAD SETS, now $1.00 Reg. 39c SrOON & FORK SETS, now 19c Reg. 49c 9'2 INCH PLATES, now '.25c Reg. $1.69 4-PC. REFRIGERATOR STORAGE SETS, now $1.00 Reg. 79c ICE WATER ROLLING PINS, now 39c
Reg. $1.36 Value JADEITE FIRE KING Starter Sets Heat' resisting glass dinnerware in a pleasing opaque jade color . . . made of heat resisting material throughout, will not check or craze . . . all dishes may be warmed in oven without fear of breakage . , . Jade-'te starter set consists of 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates now only
IS
Wfde Rim, Seamless 10 Quart Combinets Constructed with rounded corners for sanitary, easy cleaning . . . flat bottom . . snug fitting caver . .. free swinging heavy wire bail with wooden grip. GREYSTONE 98c WHITE .'. $1.39 ,
Reg. 10c
Ivy Bowl
4 inch round bowls made of smooth, clear
glass only 5c Reg. $1.00 Laundry Mailing Bags
Fibre construction with metal reinforced
corners only 25c
Congoleum Cadet Scatter Rugs 36 inch by 54 inch scatter rugs with a felt base for longer service only 98c
Fall Festival Of Hits! TONIGHT
And Wednesday
s s
BSHE
GLOBE CLEANERS
Jack Smith
Phone 477
v wMMWftMi S S COME EARLY $$ I I 9 South Main
Merle OBERON X rSJSSTpfo Rubber Charles KORVIN 111' J fc TvtfR Q I M V Paul LUKASm 54f;i SINK rW PSI PADS ' SWS 1TFZ Floor Sanders v JS- Sullivan j
Club Meetings III aaiimtw
. .. I win ttjto vcrwvv .11 lI I Y I
and Mrs. I """" ' i vVUI I I I ! The Friendship class of I HAD PW ADC I
the Methodist Church will- I I iniL TV HiNL 1
! Vaughn Jones I
ADDED 3 STOOGES COMEDY & FLICKER FLASHES
Locals
sister and family, Mr. William T. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Padgett of Lafayette, Indiana, were called
to Sullivan by the death of Joseph j Padgett. ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snavely! and daughter, Whilma, and JVj-s. I Juanita Bond were guests of Mr. I
$1,000 Week Smile
wmmmmi
i f " '""'Jf i i
Miss Telia Haines, Mrs. Mary Scott, Miss Helen Bradbury, Mrs. Charles Bedwell, Mrs. Pauline Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fuller, and John Knox Purcell attended a reception at the Ind-
, iana Roof Garden for President i and Mrs. William Borders, Jr., in 1 Truman in Tnrlinrtartnlic TTVinr i ni i o j
... j ciuoiiHiigiori, ounuay. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Lind- 1
ley Jr. and daughters, Susan and Elizabeth Ann, of Miami, Fla., are the guests of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Liridley. j . Mrs. Roxie Smith, Mrs. Mary Pirtle and Mrs. Jennie Flering of Trinidad, Colorado, were
dinner guests of Mrs. Frank Kahre Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hubbard and sons, Larry and Donnie, of Lebanon, Indiana, spent the week-end here. Mrs. Charles Brown and daughter, Sallie, left Saturday , for
Tipton, Indiana, where they will join Mr. Brown who is working on the Tipton Times.
Mrs. Sara Walston, and Mrs.
Charles Ruddell and daughter,
Jessie, spent Sunday at Washington, Indiana the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoskey,
Mrs. Elsie Nichols and Mr, and Mrs. William McCoskey and.fam-
ily of Bloomfield, visited in Marengo, Indiana, Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Greggs of Farmersburg, were guests of relatives in Sullivan, Sunday. Mrs. Franklin Duncan and daughter, Karen, of Lawrenceville, Illinois, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilman, over the week-end. Mrs. Zoe Bays and Mrs. Nelle Waldon visited in Robinson, Illinois, and Vincennes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wolfe of Terre Haute, visited relatives in Sullivan over the week-end. i Mr. and Mrs. L. M. VanArsdall spent the week-end in Springfield, Illinois, as guests of the latter's
The Friendship class of the Methodist Church will" hold their October meeting Tuesday, October 19, at 6:30 o'clock at the new home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Hud Bland on South Court Street. This wiill be a covered dish dinner. A good attendance is desired. Bring own table service.
Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. & A. M., stated meeting Tuesday. October 19th at 7:30 p. m. Work in the M. Si. Degree. All members urged to attend Visiters are welcome. Alvin Spainhour,' W. M.; Russell Inbody, Sec.
The Country Birthday club will meet Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Burke. Members bring hot pot holders for roll call exchange.
WHY THAT look of pleased anticipation on face of 16-year-old film actress Elizabeth Taylor? The London-born beauty is in court at Los Angeles for approval of $1,000 a week contract. (International)
The Sullivan Home Ec. club will meet with Mrs. Virgil Wolfe, 533 South Court Street, Wednesday. October 20, at 2 o'clock. All members urged to be present. Those unable to attend call 313-X.
The Evening Circle of the Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet with Mrs. David KJiles, 524 North Main Street. Tuesday, October 19th at 7:30. .
The Hud Crowder W.R.C. social meeting will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. A Hafllcween party will be held and all members are asked to come masked. Pumpkin pie with wHpprrl cream and coffee will be served. ,
7.a Petite Augil'e will meet with Mrs. Georfce Cowman Wednesday, October 20th.
Su'lilvan American Legion Auxiliary No. 139 'will meet in regular session Tuesday evening, Oct. 19, at 7:30. o'clock at the Legion Home.
tv
COME IN AND LET US GIVE YOU A COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION. OF THE FAMOUS '
CHOCOLATE COVERED COCANUT TOASTIES, lb. 40c PEANUTS, lb 60c CANDY CORN, lb 40c CHOCOLATE PEPPERMINT COVERED STARS, lb 70c PATTIES, lb 60c CHOCOLATE COVERED RUFFS, lb , 60c CHOCOLATE COVERED COCANUT SQUARES, lb. . 70c HALLOWE'EN JELLIES, lb ".35c CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUT CLUSTERS, lb 60c HALLOWE'EN JELLY BEANS, lb 35c HALLOWE'EN CREAMS, lb 40c . Large Assortment False Faces & HALLOWE'EN PUMPKINS & LANTERNS ' 10c&15c INDEX Sells Everythin g & For Less
You owe it to yourself to learn all sbout these Tappaa features ... Lovely Cove Top Design Divided Cooking Top Vifcmin Saver Burners Serva-Tray Covers Luslrous Chrome Oven Linings Removable Oven Bottom Storage Compartments Cutlery Draver Towel Reck Ciean-Quick Broiler
W7!
! r57fe" 5i I s I J'
eaMM
Z 3 sure to csk about the TappanTel-U-Set Completely Automatic
DOME
as tompany
Vaughn Jones
The Wood class of the Baptist church will meet mesaay nig'iH.OctoDer 19th at 7 o'clock at the church for a hard times party. Bring: pie pan, dime and ten cup. Visitors always welcome.
Stomach Sufferer
POSITIVE-RELIEF With DOCTOR'S FORMULA
The HARVEY STOMACl
TREATMENT is made up
four different medicines. O
f the main ingredients BELLADONNA. This is
expensive drug, rarely fouri
'n other stomach preparation
We guarantee the HARVE
STOMACH TREATMENT
relieve ulcer pain, and th,
acid, gassy, belchy, nervou and lack of pep feeling. Ead
box of HARVEY TABLET
contains a DIET CHART th
points out the food th;
CAUSES excessive gas, bloatl
ing and stomach distress.
8 tablets, a 16-day treat!
ment, full size, $1.50. The pri
has never been raised. Sold only at
BENNETT'S
PHARMACY
SINCE 1914 This Drug Store will closed from 12:00 noon
6:00 P. M. Thursday. Wi reopen at 6:00 P. M.
t
Beta Sig:ma Phi will meet Tuesday evening:, Oct. 13th with Ramona Everly in Shelburn instead of with Marguerite French as was originally planned.
Friday Afternoon club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clyde Hux, 507 West Wash-ing-'r.n Street, Friday afternoon, Oct. 22, at 2:30 o'clock.
Sullivan Rebekah Lodg-e No. 252 will meet in regular session Thursday evening, Oct. 21, at 7:30 o'clock. A good program has been Flannel.- Bring pumpkin pie to be served at the Halloween social following lodge.
Sullivan Coun!y Federated Worpp.n's Republican Club will meet at Headquarters for their regular meeting Saturday, Oct. 23, at 2 p. m. Members and friends urged to be present.
The Baptist Missionary Society will meet Thursday, Oct. 21, at the home of Mrs. Edgar Collin--, 226 South Section Street, for a covered df!3h luncheon. Meat and drink will be . furnished. Bring table fervice. Bring eld sheets for White Cross work.
. The County Association meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held Friday, October 22 at the Dugger High School. The afternoon meeting will begin at 2:30. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock in the high school cafeteria. Union services will be held at 7:30. All Eastern Stars thrru;hcut the county will be represented. Anna Bario'.vman, President. Dugger O.E.S.
Shelburn Coal M'ne Inspected
I Federal coal-mine inspectc commend timbering in conforr ance with the Federal Mi
featety Code, and such , rece safety improvements as ur versal use of permissible ele trie cap lamps and disc.ontin ance of smoking undergroun
in a report on the No. 3 mine
the West End Coal Company
Shelburn, Ind., released tod, by the Bureau .of Mines. At t! same time, they advise saf i blasting practices, adequa rock-dusting, and other saf I guards. The Sullivan Coun 1 mine employed 33 men and pr
i duced 520 tons of coal a d
j when Inspectors J. P. Sheridd
j and F. J. Smith reexamined j in August.
! Noting that, all blasting done off shift, the inspectoi slid that the oermissible W plosives should be fired wit c'rcti'if' detonators and permls' iiile blasting units, . and tli black" blasting powder wit electric squibs and an electr , blasting unit. I Although some rock dust ha been applied, the inspectors sai that more was needed, it shoul bo carried to within 80 feet c the working faces, and water o
other means should be used allay dust during cutting. i
i Ventilation had been improvj ed so that enough air passei t through each last open cross' cut. but the inspectors propose equipping the ventilating fsi with a suitable gage, disconuin, turning rooms off an entry be yond the last open crosscut, ani makine frequent tests for gas the working places. No explosiv gas was detected during the in spection, they noted with ap prcval. 1 V
I Under haulage and electricitj , the inspectors commended pro i viding a run-around at the bot j torn of the hoisting shaft am frame-grounding the rest of th i electrical equipment. They ad j vised safety chains or bar l across the end of the cage whei men are riding, ' cleaning ob structions from the haulagewa; 'clearance space, making fre
quent tests for gas when electri cal face equipment is operatinj and providing overload pr.otec tion for the mining, machine
i Letters from ministers and oth- ; ni the mining-machine an ers. Interested in local option drill cables. Noting that most c are especially invited for this the power wires were supporte ' column 1 n insulators, the inspectoi
OPEN FORUM
DAILY TIMES
j 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 anv ari tide he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words ; or less are preferred. All articles ' sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, iu . order that the editor may know
I the writer; however, the writer's!
I name will not be published if j requested. I Articles published herein do jnot necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this ! paper may or may not agree with ! statements contained herein.
said that all of them should b(
V
To relieve miseries
without dosing, rub on
VAPORUI
Arthritis Pain For quick, delightfully comforting help fo aches and palna of Rheumatism, Arthritis Neuritis. Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia tr; Romind. Works through the blood. First do usually starts alleviating pain so you cai work, enjoy life and sleep more eomfortablj Get Romind at druggist today. Quick, com plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed
DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co. Ssllivan Phone No. 1 WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES j
c
8 West Washington
Telephone 389