Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 214, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 October 1948 — Page 4

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Kleenex. 200s , Facial Tissue 2 For 35c

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School News GYMNASIUM SCHOOL Grade 4: On Thursday, Oct. 14, Ellen McNabb's aunt, "Miss Ruth McNabb, visited our roor; and talked to us about her travels. She had many interesting things to tell us about her visit in Mexico. She had many pictures and maps to show us as well as Interesting articles which fehe

; had brought back wifcli her. We were especially interested in 'her dress which was made in ! Mexico of hand woven materials. She brought some La Esjterella which is something like j our candy. It was divided up , and we each had a taste. She !also told us about Germany and I left with us a plaque with a i hand-made German wood-carving on it. We have it hanging in the room and are very proud of it. We enjoyed Miss McNabb's talk verv m'-'ch. On Thursday afternoon, John McCammon, a high school senior, was our teacher. We were glad to have him and hope he

will come again. We now have our science (able arrnnged. Many children brought thing's for it. Sandra Brrnnenberc from 5'j'ss McKinley's room brought us a mounted squirrel and an armadillo shell. LaDean Gambill's mother brought her canary. We have enjoyed its singing very much. Robert Smoldt brought a tortoise. Jackie Cox. Janice McCorkey and Sue McCammon brought fish. Plants were brought by Ellen McNabb, Jane

Ann Brown, Patty Dovle. Sue!

McCammon. and Priscilla Shepard. Patricia Doyle brought a

(toadstool. Jerry Chubb ana

Larry Dudley brought coal. Clyde Owinss is back in school

Pgain but Vernon Fanon absent Thursday.

1250 lb. steers $37.00, two loads active, fully steady, bulk good good 1025 lbs. at $30.50 bought to ; and choice $24.50 $25.00, latter arrive; cows slow, weak to 25c. price paid freey medium' and spots 50c lower, good beef cows ( good $22.00 $24.00; four decks $18.75 $20.00; vealers moderately mostly good 85-95 lb. yearlings, active, mostly $1.00 lower, good No. t and faU shorn peits $21.50; and choice $30.50-$33.00. slaughter ewes steady, good and Sheep 2,000; fat lambs fairly choice $7.00 $8.50, few $9.00.

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Today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 28.-CU.R) Hogs 10.500; slew, limited early sales good and choice 180-230 lb. harrowf and gilts 25c to 50c low-

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lower; later bulk good and choice 180-2GO lbs.. $24.75 $25.00, scattering $25.25; few loads tig weights down to $24.50 or less; 160-180 lbs., $24.50 $25.25; 100160 lbs., $20.00 $2400; sows opened 50c to $1.00 lower, largely $21.00 $23.00. Cattle 1,100, calves 500; steers and heifers slow, about steady; few good yearlings $28.50 $30.00; four loads, average choice near 1

"TO KKRVK US AND YOU, 1JE NEEDS YOUR VOTE JOIN US IN ELECTING JAMES E. NOLAND TO CONGRESS"

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IN CASH AND MERCHANDISE IN SEVEN NATIONAL CONTESTS.

The judges of these 7 contests will select from the winners of their respective contests the 3 best "Kroger entries" as Kroger winners. The decisions of tho judges, based on the rules of their respective contests, will be final. "Kroger entries ' will be those that bear the name and address of a Kroger Store.

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