Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 222, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 November 1948 — Page 5

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 0. 194S. PAGE FIVE BLOND1E CLA CLASSIFIED AO RATE Minimum chut II word or lew, 3So, first Insertion. 2o for each MdJtional word, first insertion. II word or lcsa 7lo for three insertion!, for ecb ddlUonl word for three Insertions., Send cash, money order, or check with order. Card of Thanks $1.80. Obituaries, In Memoriaru, Ketlutions 2c per word, minimum f 1.51. An Additional charge of Ho will be added to classified ads that are not Jld by the end of the Month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge aoootnte. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box number.

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FOR SALE RUNNING GEARS for rubber tire wagons, one combine, and two 16x7 wheat 'drills. Farm Bureau Co-op. ALL insurance is not alike. Reduction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. 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 OR TRADE Trade or buy where your money goes farther and be sure and buy from a licensed dealer. 1948 Chrysler Saratoga Brougham, R. & II. 80 mi. 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner Sedanette, Con. Shift. R. & H. 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner 4Dr. Hydramit. R. & H. 1948 Tontiac 6 Sedan, R. & H. Hydra. Shift. 1948 Olds. 76 Series Sedanctte. R. & H. 1918 Chcv. Ficetline Acro-Se-dan. R. & H. 1948 riymoiith 4-dr. R. 1947 Pontiac 6 Streamliner, R. & II. 1947 Plymouth 4 dr. "R. & II. 1947 Plymouth 5-pass. coupe. R. & II. 1946 Pontiac 8 Streamliner, Sedanette. R. & H. "i ' 1948 Dodge -ton V.V. Several other cars in slock 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. 212 N. Section St.' On Highway 41 In Sullivan Phone 330 LEX McKEE G. L DECKARD CANNED tomatoes and refined puree in No. 2 and .2 cans by the case. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. FOR SALE Flowers for all oc- j pasions. Evergreens for landscap-j trig. Kama Greenhouses, south of ; i.UtitTRer, Phone 60F14. , I j FC)tt SALE Restaurant sup-1 plies, new General Electric re frigerator, gas stove, cash registers, tables, chairs, new pop cooler. Trueblood's Cafe. Fairbanks, Indiana. NOWAVAILABLE New bottle gas ranges complete with Philgas equipment. Bill McCoy. FOR SALE One Eureka sweeper, reasonable. Call 468. Mr. Cummins, 837 E. Jackson. "FOR SALE No. 153 Florence healer, good condition. $25.00. Robert H. Ford, 6 miles northeast of Sullivan. Shelburn phone. LUMBER New kiln dried finished lumber of all kinds. Special price on 1x3 pine flooring. Phone 124R3, Dugger. Robert Ranard. BUY your coal now. No. 6. Good mine run $6.00; Lump $7.00; Stoker $7.00;. Nut & Slack $4.50. Delivered. Call 438-X for prompt service. FOR SALE 2 young Berkshire males; one 2V2-year-old Angu3 bull, eligible to register. Arch Nowlin, Graysville, Ind. FOR SALE One Florence heater No. 153; one table top kerosene range. See Everett Brenton, Shelburn PJi. 34-X. FOR SALE American Beauty range, 40 gal. oil burning water heater, library table, buffet. Mrs. Sam Graves, Shelburn, Phone 171-J. FOR SALE 6-room strictly . modern bungalow. Full basement, bath down, lavatory and stool upstairs. 2 blocks from square. 202 E. Jackson. FOR SALE 1947 Ford sedan roupe; 1946 Ford Tudor; 1946 Chevrolet 2-door; 1946 Chevrolet 4-door; 1941 Ford Tudor; 1938 Plymouth coupe. Lloyd Motor Sales, Inc., 16-20 South Section. ' FOR SALE Sewing $35.00. Dugger 62F2. machine. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: Jiorses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monme Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, lone Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour seryire. John Wachtel Co Terre Eante, Indiana

FOR SALE Four coats, size 14, black Rothmore, black Russian pony fur, navy wool gabardine, mcd. blue; man's overcoat size 40 (new); standard Underwood typewriter; service for eight, 48-ptece glassware. Mrs. Geore D. Smith, cihelburn phone 171-H.

FOR SALE One large 4 room oil burner and tanks. Inquire Shelburn Package Store, U. S.l Highway 41, Shelburn, Ind. i FOR, SALE 2-room house in Farmersburg or will trade for your equity in property in Sullivan. Box C E care Times. FOR SALE or trade Ford tractor and equipment, used only three months. R. C. Baker; three miles south of Pleasantville. FOR SALE Three yearling steer calves. Also popcorn and sweet potatoes. Robert Pugh, 3 miles northwest of Shelburn. , FOR SALE Registered milking Shorthorn bull calf, 6 mo. old. Edgar R. Purcell, Carlisle R. 3. FOR SALE 2-pc. living room suite and 3 matching utility tables. Phftne 776. FOR SALE $250.00 Deep Freeze. Used one summer. 5-year guaranteed Priced for quick sale $150.00. Heck's Place, .5 miles south of Paxton on 41. FOR SALE Girl's red snow suit size 3. In excellent condition. Phone 237-A. FOR SALE Apartment size table model gas range. 416 N. Court or call 932-A. ; FOR SALE 2 dressers, chest of drawers, gas range, Maytag washer, electric refrigerator, drop-leaf table, 4 chairs, dining table, porch swing, step ladder, 2 stand tables, dishes, cooking pans, quilts, comfort, mohair davenport. Phone 746. 436 S. State. FOR ..SALE 1942 Chevrolet truck, lxk ton, long wheel base. 527 N. Broad or phone 102-A. FOR SALE Good used 6 cubic ft. electric refrigerator. Taylor Refrigerator Service, north on 41. GET your rosebushes now. 2 yr. field grown hardy roses in several varieties including Paul Scarlet, Poinsettia, Tcplitz,, white, ' pink, red radiance, President Hoover, Lafayette, Christopher Stone, Golden Dawn and McGredy's yellow. Bean's Greenhouse. FOR SALE Pointer bird dog, registered, fourth year in field, well-trained. Call or see Jack Keenan, 4 miles northeast' Sullivan, phone 9103. FOR SALE 1940 Oldsmobile five passenger coupe. Five good tires. Excellent radio and heater. New paint. Call after 5:00 p.m. 444 South Court St. FOR SALE 1929 two-door Chevrolet. Sullivan Tractor Sales, 15 E. Jackson Street.. FOR SALE 1939 lVa-ton Ford truck. Good shape. Priced to' sell. East End Garage. ANTIFREEZE$1.00 gallon in your can. Used auto heaters. New and used parts. Mason's Auto Ex change, Carlisle, Indiana.. FOR SALE ORTRADE 193,8 Nash Ambassador 4-door sedan for Vk-ton truck. Car in very ?ood condition. Contact Keith Badger, 305 South St. Clair St. i F'QR SALE 2. lots. CheapTllbl ; N. Court. Inquire 642 N. Broad. Miscellaneous i IF YOUR car heats 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 IN SULATION PROPERLY BLOWN 1 IN. FREE ESTIMATES. NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY. I WRITE PADGETT CO., VINjCENNES. , BUYING SOYBEANS every day ! e .. l . . i.n (.,... it:i a. uuiii ediijr in idle, iuguesi uiciiket prices paid Quick service, we do appreciate, your business. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C & E I Depot. Sullivan, phone '325. BAZAAR, RUMMAGE & BAKE ! SALE by Shelburn Baptist ! Church, Nov. 13th in old Canteen i quarters, Mill tireet. Serving' I chili and coffee. - . i i NOTICE, HUNTERS & TRAPPERS Due to condition of for-j eign trade or. export on raw furs,; I will not buy this season. Shorty : Lowe, Hutsonville. NOTICE Positively no hunting or trapping allowed on my farm. W, D, Terrell.

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EKS Beginning In., Nov. u, we will move our apples to our Locker plant, north on 41, and have our sales room there. Tel. 41. We will have same quality, same price, as we have had at the orchard. Also fresh apple cider. Hrs. 8-5;30. Sat., 8-8:00. Rickard's Orchard. VETERANS Accept nothing less than the best i you want training to become a skilled mechanic in the following big pay jobs. Auto and Diesel Mech., Body and Fender ' work, Refrigeration, Electricity, Radio, Television, Bldg. Construction, Mechanical Drafting. Earn while you learn at America's , greatest trade school. Learn about the increased benefits under G.I. Bill. Full, details, no obligation write now while we have openings, box VV, c-o Times. LAY-AW AY PLAN on tricycles, bikes, basketballs, footballs, radios, washers, tool sets, etc. Do your Xmas shopping early. E-Z terms. Pirtle & Inbody. . BRING your custom curing and smoking to Locker plant. Come see our tenderized hickory smoked hams and bacons. Rickard's Frozen Food Service. You can get more eggs at less cost per dozen on the "Johnson More Egg Feeding Program." Now is the time to get lined out on a profitable program. Ask for our FREE More-Egg Folder. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO. RUMMAGE SALE November 12 & 13 at Sullivan Tractor Sales, sponsored by ABC Club. ATTENTION HUNTERS If you need that gun fixed, bring it to 403 Sylvandell. Phone 454. , GET your winter's coal now. Lump $7.00, .Mine Run $6.00, Nut and Slack $4.50. Delivered prices. 820 E. Washington or phone 931-L. WILL TRADE EVEN, for unfurnished place of equal value, a small four room cottage and bath, completely .furnished. Large city lot 60' x 121', fenced, (city water; taxes paid. Flowers; including gardenia bushes, crepe-myrtle; also pecan, pear, and fig trees. 15 minute walk to the beautiful Gulf o, Mexico. Excellent climate year round. Available: deep-sea fishing, deer hunting, swimming, gardening. Will rent at $50.00 month. Now rented. Give possession Jan. 1st. Have warranteed and Abstract deeds. Located 40 miles east Pensacola, Fla., on . highway 98, in thriving city resort. Desire a small place near and north of Sullivan: pDeal only with property owners. (No Dealers.) Leave replies Box 7 c-o Times Office. NOTICE Shelburn Package Store now located one block north on Highway 41, Shelburn. j CUSTOM BULLDOZING, cjearing, pond building. Raymond I Bogard, Merom Phone 173. RADIO DOCTOR , QUEEN. 317 W. Thompson, specializes in .radips.that can't be fixed. Air Force Engineer Training is at your service. Phone 407-X. WANTED CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. SALESMEN WANTED IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS you can make good money with a Rawleigh business in City of Sullivan or South Clay County. We help you get started. No experience needed to start. Steady work. Write Rawieigh's, ' Dept. INJ-603-2, Freeport, 111. , WANTED TO .BUY . 'Smooth mouth horse or mule. Must be 'cheap. Bill Trotter, Shelburn 1 phone. Vi mile north Glendora j Store. WANTED Light work to do. Also two unfurnished rooms for (rent. Mrs. James Pennington, 316 So. Hculdsoii St. Phone 926-L. WANTED Boy J,p carry Times route., Inquire Daily. Times office. WANTED Washings and ironings to do. 530 Sylvandell or call 279. . FOR RENT t'OH KENT Electric Floor Sanders. Edaen,, Polishers and new electric nand sander for table tops woodwork, .etc.. Sullivan Decorating Co, '

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City School News

ELM PARK Grade 3 The children who made perfect scores in spelling for the month of October were: Donald Kellams, Mike Raley, John Keene, Judith Irvine, William Jones, Jimmy Hitt, .Sharon Lowe, Cecil Romine, Josnn Brown, Jean Boone, Shirley Myers, Carolyn Graves, Shirley Arnett, I-ancy Moss, iXristi Johnson, Philip Grayam, John Ford, Hester Phegley, Wiliiam Buik, Martha Phegley, and Jerry Spore. We enjoy studying about Indians. We are learning so many interesting things about how they lived. We saw the film "Navajo Children" this week. - Cecil Romine, Kristi Johnson, snd Louise Arnett have birthdays jn November. JR. HIGH GRADE BLDG. 1st Grade Miss Graham All of our children except one has joined the Junior Red Cross this -week. We brought $3.20 to join. We are sorry the other child has not joined yet so we could be 100 in our room this .week." Thr fnllnwiitir ,.llTTi1tvii V7-.1'frTrv? a turkey seal for saying all the words in their second Pre-Primer this week: Sarah ,Ashley, Mike Bledsoe, Colleen Boyle, .Emily Hays, Sanh.Kvenp, Sue Mathews, Paul McCammon, Jack Rader, Gary Snyder, Jerry Wamsley, Carol Winkle, Donnld Winkle, Linda Fagg, Gerald Arnett, Linda DeFoor, Bobby Gibbons, Raymond Jones, Joyce LaFollette, Judy Nixon, Marilyn Pirtle, Jdiiet Romine, Janice Romine, Paula Sharpe, Everett Slanifer, Tonya Terrell, Franklin Whipps, Terry Wright, Janis Petty, Larry Martin, and Jerry Skinner. We wrote our first letter this week. It was to our mothers inviting them to visit school next week. 2nd Grads Miss'.Waidcrf The Brownie have been the center of interest this week. We have five Brownies in cur room. They are Shircy Allen, Judy Jarrctt, Christina Larson, Nancy K. Merdci, and. Carolyn Riley. They had a doll display for their booth at the Girl Scout Carnival. We are hjppy to have Norma Wilkes in our rocm. Norma started to school at Jasonviile, Indiana. Next week is American Educa-

tion Week. We hope to tnve sev- day this week, era', parents visit with us. '; '.iueniy-soven ol our thirty boys 2nd Grade Miss Price ; and girls have signed the Junior Terry Doiiier celebrated his ' Red Cross Roll. Wc have contribbirthday at school last week. He utcd $1.77. was seven years old. . We hope zll of our parents will We enjoyed Carolyn Llewellyn's v.sit school next week KalLwecn party Fn;.-..y aiternocn Grade 6 Mrs. Sisson .Mrs. .Llewellyn brought Hallo-,' and Mr. St.CIa'r

W.oen napitins, candy, and ccDkiss !-to' school fcr thiryt-one children. I j We .axe souy Uo;c Marie WoodI small, missed the party.. ' I .The following chiidrfn brought pumpkins to school last week; Janice Southwpod, Rose Marie WopdsmalL Carolyn Anderson;, 'and Jane., Crpoks. We were happy to have Bonnie Hofcditz's mother and little sister vkit lis last week. Crale 4 M:s. Fisher "November 1-ly are the djitcs' i set naioilly for tin enrrllmcn' campaign jn tho American Jujiio.' Red Cross. So far, our icon has given $1.65. Each vye.?k pur room has various room duties to perfc- .n. This week Dick Crooks has been our leader for opening exercises; Susan Kirk, house keeper; Mary Nell Morrison passes materials; Janice Milam t3kes care cf the boards; .Sue Ford," Suzanne Si.rs.ttcn, Jan Merder, and Mary Lou Smith were the ' helpers,

, Susan Kirk, Pam LeDune, Bobby Terhune, and' Douglas Hux were - on our "Show and Tell" program this week.

; We have had five red letter j days this week, the first red letter week of the year for us. The followng ' children made a perfect score Friday in spelling: Paul Pirtle, Dick Crooks, Edgar D. Hux, Pam LeDune, Jan Mer Jcr, Carol Turpcn, Betty Clark, Josephine Brown, Vfiha Judah, James Springer, Sue Ann Booker, Janice Milam, Ronald Loudermil.lt, Barbara Payne, Susan Kirk, John Coulson, Suzanne .Stratton and Barbara Mason. Next week is American Education Week. We wisii io extend an invitation to parents and friends to come visit our room and see our work. 4lh Grade Miss Douthitt's Room We have had three Red Letter Days this week. Myrna Bedwcll brought, a beautiful bouquet of llowcrs to school. We enjoyed them very much. The movie, "The People of the Congo," helped us understand our .tocography as we arc now studying abovtt the Conio. 1 ,. "wn can aaucauon visit us to see us at work and see our work we have on display. These children hnd perfect scores in spelling this wtek: Fiances Tennis, Larry Miller, Rotiald Irvine, Eddie Pirtle, Joan Rambis, Judy Milam,. Sally Lowdermilk, Glenda Burns, Myrna Bedvvell, K. F.' Smith, Susan Smith, Gail Thorns, Robert Fhhei, Glen Knotts, Gler.na Russell, Donnld McMahan, Ruth Zellara and .Sandra Coibin. Grade 5 Miss Exlinc We are very ru.ppy to have had perfect attend-n.ee eveiy dy this week. This is tiie first week of perfect attendance we have had since school started. ' We are still working hard to maiCd peri'ect scores on our twbfninule multiplication testa. Janice Rusk, Frances Tarwater, Daricii Lawnorn, Janei Clemens, Bob Enile, .James Lowdermilk, Nancy Shake, and Nancy Robinson have written correctly all the answers to ihe one hundred multiplication combina;ins. We enjoyed seems Dsvid McCleilan's pictures irom Philadel- ; phia that he shared with us one We are inviting -r Mothers. Fathers, and friends to visit school next week. We will be very glad to have them! There were seventeen t'irls rnri and boys who went to Sunday chool or Church lust Sunday. We thank Mrs. Ringer tor inviting us into her rcom to hear some records. Nancy Drske. Janet Wright, and Margaret La wton brought them, Homer Keene is home from the hospital. We hope" he will soon be back to school. Reporter, Beverly Taylor . GYM SCHOOL 6lh Grade We saw an educational film Oct. 17, titled "Joan Avoids a Cold." It was very interesting. Next week is American Education Week.Our parents are inviled to visit us. We hope to have many visitors. 7e cue sorry to have had Jim

! Robinson,, Donald Hullett, Susan Smith, Tom Campbell, Harold ; j Hensky, and Dcnna Stultz absent We are taking up money for the American Junior Red Cross. We are going to start our milk program Monday, CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their j kindness and sympathy at the re-, turn and final burial rites of ourl loved one, Sgt. John G. Thomp- j son. Wc al;o wish to thank the ! donors of the beautiful flowers and everyone who assisted in any way during our bereavement. Mrs. Ruth Thompson and daughter, Vicky Sue Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Thompson Mrs. Beulah Marts Mrs. Mildred Gummere

TODAY'S GRAB BAG

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Ex-farm boy Ex-clartnetist r JOBS UPON A TIME About 10 years ago Eddy Arnold, radio troubador, left a west Tennessee field where he was plowing, slung a guitar over his shoulder, and set out to seek his fortune as a singer. At home, after his day's farm work was done, Eddy had been in the habit of rid'rg a mule to play and sing at square dances and candy "breakin's." Eddy's first job on the radio was with a small band on a Jackson, Tenn., radio station. By 1943 he had established his popularity enough .to strike out on his own. Eddy's a composer of folk songs, as well as singer of them. When Giovanni Martinelli was 20, a bandmaster in the Italian army heard him singing and advised him to study. Giovanni had just been drafted for three years' military service. He was born in Time LBlrr rr seems MRS. F. HAD DIFFERENT IDEAS

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S. Patent Office. By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Prttt Wrifr Montagnana, Italy, and as a boy he played the clarinet and Bangin the church choir. When his soldiering was "finished he took voice training, and made hia concert debut in 1910. His Metropolitan Opera company debut came in 1913, and he married his Italian sweetheart just before sailing for the United States. Since that time he has starred in more than 50 operatic roles. He has three. childrn. J IT HAPPENED TODAY The first charter was granted to New York City by Gov.! Thomas Dongan, Earl of Limerick, on Nov. 9, 1683. This date is Lord Mayor's Day in London,' and on Nov. 9, 1858, the New: York Symphony orchestra gaveIts first concert In New York City, under the direction of Leopold Damrosch, father of Conductor Walter Damrosch. MODERN MANNERS If a man is with a woman any' -where in public, he lifts his hat to the man who offers her a seat, picks up something she has dropped, or shows her any other civility. HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. John the Baptist, 2. Washington Irving. 3. Pegasus. 4. A borough of New York City lying north of Manhattan Island. 5. The Flying Dutchman. By Jimmy Hatlo thAnk'heavem you're

THE KIDS hAve.driVem HE SIMPLY MAD X CANT WAlT TO SEE THE OUTSIDE WORLD ASAlM 6ET INTO VOdR TUXWE'RE DININ6 AT EL CLIPPO AND GOING PLACES AFTER--a m1'