Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 217, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 November 1948 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TOIES- TUESDAY, NOV, 2. 1948 PAGE FIVE CLASSIFIED AD CLASSIFIED AO RATE Minimum charfe 18 wordj or less, 35c, first Insertion. 2o for each additional word, first insertion. IS words or less 7 So for three insertions, 4 for each additional wrd for three Insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Card of Thanks 1.60. Obituaries, In Memorlam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum $1.59. An additional charge of 19o will .be added to classified ads that axe not paid by the end of the ssonth, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accointa. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box numbers.

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RUNNING GEARS for rubber ire wagons, one combine, and two 6x7 wheat drills. Farm Bureau lo-op. ALL insurance is not alike. Re action in rates. Ferd E. Hall, IJoffman Bldg. Phone 567. SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE Vallpaper mills and jobbers are iow closing out their 1948 line of vallpaper patterns. Prices on nany of these papers have been educed as much as 65. We are massing these huge savings on to you. Many remnants cheap. Sullivan Decorating Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE Trade or buy where your i money goes farther and be sure and buy from a licensed dealer. 1948 Chrysler Saratoga Brougham, R. & II. 80 mi. 1948 Fontiac 8 Streamliner Sedanette, Con. Shift. R. & H. 1948 Fontiac 8 Streamliner 4Dr. Hydramit. R. & II. 1948 Fontiac 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. & II. 1947 Plymouth 4 dr. R. & H. 1947 Plymouth 5-pass. coupe. R. & II. 1946 Pontiac 8 Streamliner, Sedanette. R. & II. 1948 Dodge V2-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 reputation is built on fair and honest dealing. 213 N. Section St. On Highway 41 In Sullivan Phone 330 LEX McKEE G. I. DECKARD CANNED tomatoes and refined puree in No. 2 and 2V2 cans by the case. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. t FOR SALE 2' fuel oil. space (heaters with 'mitside 050-gallon tank, full of oil. RR7 S. Section. FOR SALE Flowers for all occasions. Evergreens for landscap ing. Karns Greenhouses, south of Dugger, Phone 66F14. NOW AVAILABLE New bottle gas ranges complete with !rPhilgas equipment. Bill McCoy. j LIQUID LITE America's finest while enamel. Stays white. Made Jby O'Brien. Sold at the P and A I Furniture Store. J FORSALE 1933 Chevrolet. fGood tires. Raymond Chambers at v the Wood Orchard. Phone 8131v j FOR SALE Girl's terry bear 1 ccat and pants combination, reversible plaid, all weather coat, size 10; wool pleated skirts and jerkins, size 8 & 10; lady's black Chesterfield coat, size 38. Ail reasonably priced, Mrs. John Kester, 1st house cast of Mt. Tabor church. Highway 154. FOR S ALE 1946 G.M7cLotig wheel base with tandem, . twospeed azle. 16-foot grain bed, 8.25 tires. Phone 862-A, Sullivan. FOR SALE Large size. Hot Blast oil heater. A-l condition. 1st house north of Locker on 41. ' FOR SALE 1946 Chevrolet 2door sedan and 1946 4-door sedan, 1937 Ford 2-door sedan, 1938 Plymouth coupe. Lloyd Motor Sales, Inc. 1 : FOr'sALE Will sacrificiTnew Easy Spindrier Washer. Phone 737-Y. ' FOR SALE 1047 62 Internntional combine. 6 ft. cut, motor and scom-rlean. Emrie Walters, 4 miles southwest of Fairbanks. FOR SALE Farm wagon with new bed; 28 eauee double barrel ; shotgun: 2 700x16 6 ply tires, driven 1000 miles. Raymond Jennings, 3 miles southwest Farmersburg. GUNS & AMMUNITION to 'fill your game bag. Pirtle & Inbody, N. side Sq. Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, shrep, calvrs and hoffs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone .132 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Tcrre Haute. We pay all plione charges. 24 hoar sericp. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana 1

2-YR.-OLD field growfh rose-, bushes, tulip and hyacinth bulbs, peat moss and cut flowers. Bean's Greenhouse. FOR SALE Modern sevenroom house including large living room and three bedrooms, at corner of Cross and Wolfe. Call 19 or after 5:30 P. M., 379-X. '

A BARGAIN! Demonstrator Norge Washer. $129.95 value for $99.95. Boyd's Appliance Shop. FOR SALE One 7 ft. Westinghouse electric refrigerator in perfect condition. Hugh Giles, 301 East Washington St. FOR SALE Table top Insul Chef gas range, and gas heater, round dining table and ' child's rocking thair. Call 709. 721 N. Court after 5 p.m. FOR SALE 42-R International combine, in good shape, with all attachments. Inquire Sullivan Tractor Sales. FOR SALE Cabinet model heater. Geo. Hornyak, 128 North Foley. FOR SALE Equity 1948 Hudson club coupe. Take '46 Ford or cash. Linton 189-J-2. 1948 SCHULT HOUSE TRAILER. 3 rooms. Cheap, Linton 189-J-2. SPECIAL! November Only! FREE 6 months supply of gas with purchase of new Servel bottled gas refrigerator, Boyd Appliance, North of Square on 41. SALE ON STARTED CHICKS good feeding profit. Don't delay! Supply limited. Call us at once. All feed prices lower. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 South Court, phone 606. FOR SALE A one-horse wagon, or would trade for pigs. R. H. Harmon, Fairbanks. 6-room house, 2 porches, lights, city water, coal house, wood shed, 2 nice lots, location North Broad St. Price $1800.00. Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance, Office 451; South Troll St. Phone 542-Y. FOR SALE 2 sows, 14 pigs month old. Also 12 weaning pigs. ; John (T. Clark, 3rd house west of ' Benson Chapel. - - I FOR SALE 1 good Warm Mcrning heater. Can be seen at I 400 N. Main St. FOR SALE Coal heater, Majestic range, library table. Leota Anderson, corner Mill & Walnut, Shelburn, Phone 12-H. FOR SALE Vulcan heating stove, like new. 2V?. miles southwest New Lebanon by Rose Chapel church. Harland Wilson. I FOR SALE Pipeless furnace, in good condition. -Will heat 4 to 5 rooms. 456 So. Section St. Miscellaneous IF YOUR car heals or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main. Sullivan. NEED WORK done on your car or truck? Give us a try. Bob Wright, service manager. Sullivan County Motor Sales, On U. S. 41, Shelburn, Ind. Phone 30. 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 to C & E T Depot, Sullivan, phone 325. nOAD SERVICE call us if your motor freezes or if you have tire, batlery, engine, etc., troubles. We answer your SOS prompt- ' ly. Phone 525. Hud's Tire Service, , Sullivan. j NOTICE Beginning November 1, 1948, all exonerated members of Regent Local Union No. 7907 U. M. W. of A. must pay $1.00 per month dues. Kenneth I. Exline, ' Fin. Secy. PRACTICAL NURSING EASY TO LEARN AT HOMjE . . Instruction. Prepare now1 for this interesting, well paid work. Nurses are needed many earn while learning. Spare time training plan welcomed by doctors. High school not necessary. Information FREE. Write today. Wayne School of Practical Nurisng, Box 123 c-o Times. ' Tri Kappa Rummage Sale, one day only,. Nov. 9th, Tuesday. Powelfs Garage. Begins at 8:30 A.M.

SOUTH SIDE Texaco Inn now serving home cooked meals and plate lunches daily 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Grilled steaks, chops, fried chicken, french fries, homemade chili and barbecue. We guarantee the best in quality foods. Plenty of free parking. South of I. C. tracks, 41 highway. FOR RENT

OK KENT Electric Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers and new electric nand sander for table tops, woodwork, etc. Sulli van Decorating Co. FOR RENT Would like to share my apt. with a couple ori two girls. Close in. Phone 737-Y. FOR RENT Lovely furnished 1 three-room apt. Available Nov. 15th. Stoker heat. Write Box 13 . c-o Times. FOR RENT Nice large front room, 10 minute walk from town. Lady preferred. Cooking privileges. 537 E. Washington. WANTED WANTED Bulldozer work. Outfit in Berea church neighborhood.. Inquire of Aden Robbins of work to be done. Raymond Bogard, Merom Phone 173. WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5room modern house. No children or pets. Contact South Side Kroger Manager. WANTED All around cook for local restaurant. 6-day week, day work. References required. Box RW, c-o Times. WANTED Man for janitororderly. Apply at Mary Sherman Hospital. WANTED Girl at Wanda's Gift Shop. Apply in person. ATTRACTIVE opening for young man, age 22-28, interested in making insurance investigations. Work in Sullivan and vicinity. Must have high school diploma and some college training preferred. Also must have car and average typing ability. This is a permanent salaried position with good chances for advancement. Those interested write Lock Box 521, Indianapolis. WANTED Man as helper on corn picker arid" to scoop ' corh. Good wages and board. Sullivan R. 2. Graysville phone. Richard V. Johnston. CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. WANTED Those interested in work being done at old Hickory Cemetery to send contribution that work may continue to completion. See Trustees, Wilson McClellan, Jade Goodman, S. C. Willis. CARD OF THANKS I want to thank my friends and neighbors of Paxton for the kindness and consideration during my illness. I also want to thank the doctors and nurses and all who aided in any way during my stay in the Mary Sherman Hospital, j Bessie Nash White ' CARLISLE M'ss Mary Rapp of Wooster, Ohio, spent last week-end here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Coates On My Honor

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"AN AUTUjMN REVERIE" Before this Autumn has passed away I want to go out in its woods and pray V Where the forest trees can hear my prayer And the song birds repeat it on the air. I want to draw near to some river's brink And in solitude there have time to think And rest in peace on the dark green sod As I waft a prayer to nature's God. I want to get away from the cold world's gaze And drink in the nectar of this Autumn haze, Feel the. thrill and glory of this paradise land That has felt the touch of God's own band. I want to watch the sunlight's golden sheen As it shines in splendor on the -crystal stream, I want to hear the songbirds' last sweet chime E'er they wing their flight to a southern clime. So weary soul bowed down with grief . If you would find a sweet relief Go forth under this Autumn sky And waft a prayer to God on high. Then your griefs and troubles will fade one by one As the dewdrops fade before the morning sun. So before this Autumn has passed away Let's you and I go out in its wrods and prav. Will Dickersjn MEROM The Women's Society of Christian Service met Thursday evening. October 21, -at the home of Mrs. Helena Wesner with the president. Mrs . Drii2 Pinks'on, in charge of the fol'.wins program. Son; followed by d3votions by Reah Hoilhnn. Lesion bv Dnip Pinkr-fon. Sniritual Life by Nellie McKee. Busiresr. Dismiss"! bv MTtjue-itP' Homberger. Refreshments were served to Mae Wesner, Cleo Gray, Reah Hoilrran. M" Wuff. F-n Vaughn, Drue Pink'ton, Nc1) McKne. '0'"rlHnf, An-tt.. rnd Rrv. nrd Mrs. Homberger and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. WilUqm Griy ?nrl Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boone --'it. iaT Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mason and family at Crawfordsville, Indiana. Friday night of Carolyn Dsniels. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daniels spent Saturday morning in TeTc Haut?. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Moon and Fon rf Indianapoljs. spent, the week-pnd with Lulu and Parker Crrper. . Ronald Rinard. who in Nnvsl TV" in in e -School in Mf"i-'-5.,. TnT,Ac!Wt spent the wefk-enrt at tome. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Ward and family of Indianapolis, wpi (hp v-ppk-pnd with G,-.vsr and Dp'ii Vir',-r-v. Jean Hoilman of Wahinr'on. Indiana, spent the week-end at home.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Guyer and .Mrs. Fannie Martin of Terre Haute, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Wright Sunday afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewis and son, Eddie, of Pontiac, Michigan, returned home Sunday morning after several days visit here with relatives and friends. Mr. Lewis' mother, Mrs. Rena Lewis, returned home with them for the winter. Gifford German and son, Raymond, of Gary, Indiana, called on relatives and friends here Saturday morning. They have moved to Gary where they are both employed. Mr.' and Mrs. Bob Bardsley and son, Jimmie, of Dayton, Ohio, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burn Bardsley.

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