Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 240, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 December 1948 — Page 7
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SULLIVAN PAILY TIMES FRIDAY, DEC. 3. 1948. PAGE SEVEN BLONDUK .-CLASSIFIED- AB CLASSIFIED AO BATE Minimum charre It words or lest, S5o, flnt Insertion, to for each Jtional word, first insertion. II word or leu 7o for three incertiena, It for each additional d for three insertion. Send cash, money order, or check with oriw. Card of Thanks 1.60. Obituaries, In Memorlam, Resolutions 2c per word, minimum IM. An additional charge of 18o will be added to claaatfied ada that are not paid by the end of the nth, incepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge aecouta, An additional charge of 25o will be niada far the ue of box nnmben.
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FOR SALE
E US now, for your spring requirements. We have hyseed corn in stock. Your Coil driver will deliver. Farm au Co-op. L insurance is not alike. Reou in rates, i'erd E. Hall, nan Bldg. Phone 5o7.
' FOR SALE '37 trucK. 313 E. Beech.
Ford te-ton
FOR SALE The six-room strictly moaern residence of tne late 10m Simmons at 31a East Washington btreet, Double garage. Large lot. Priced rignt. rossedsion. joROWN AliOltiACT CO.
PUBLIC GAMES Monday, 8 p. xn. V.F.W. Auxiliary ,Hall. LAST CHANCE'-Tl-weeks-old chickens,. 25c while they last. Come quick, they won't be here long. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO., 115 South Court St.,
Phone 606.
ECIAL PURCHASE SALE aper mills and jobbers arc dosing out their 1SJ48 line of iaper patterns. Prices on of these papers have been :ed as much as 65. We are ig these huge savings on to Many remnants cheap. SulnDecorating Co.
R SALE Hollywood mufTo fit all cars. $6.00 each, i Tire Service, 102 N. SecR SALE 1942 Ford 6 cylin-four-door. Contact Drake , Phone 335 or 554-A. R SALE Jeep. All steel and i top. Drake Bros., Phone
PER WHITE NARCISSUS
FOR SALE 1938 Terraplane with good Hudson motor, good tires, priced reasonable. Pnone 9U9-B. 335 W. Beech St. ZENITh'wASHERS f9995l Yr. guarantee. Convenient Terms. Pirtie & lnbody.
BRING your car or truck service troubles to Bob Wright, Sullivan County Motor Sales, Shel-
i burn, on U. S. 41, Phone 30.
. SEE our complete list of Little Golden Books for the young ones' Christmas. Only 25c each. Arnold's News Agency.
FOR SALE Garden tractor, 9 H.P., will pull 12" plow. Floyd L. Drake, 1 mile west of Diamond Barbecue. Phone 8233.
FOR SALE Leader tractor with lift type 12-in. plows and disc. All used very little. Price $1650.00.. Also a good set of chain harness. See Damon Pugh, 2 mi. east of Farmersburg.
O'BRIEN points for Ease of ApnlipQ inn (VRrlen noinio frr
TRA LARGE BULBS, 20c p J ) rTr n-Rri.n ir.tc n- r.n D.mW Dr,nTC,Beautyof Color- Br,en Pamts
?. t !for Durability. Sold at the P and
1"";" :: A Furniture Store.
Dillingham, 15 North Main U
tt SALE Boss kerosene , Visilite oven, white enamuod condition. $35.00. LedSlaven, Phone 70-F ShelR SALE 1 Eureka sweeper lete with attachments. Rease. Orval Sebree, 809 S. State, i 659. ' t SALE Small tables, love walnut platform rocker,
ene lamps, some electrified;!
' gift suggestions. Antique 23 North Court, across Davis Hotel.
II SALE One cow five old, and three heifer calves, miles northeast of Hymera. er Criss.
FOR SALE New rural mail box, blueprint book, blankets, pillows, linen tablecloth, clothes wringer, good Mason jars, men's new shirts, trousers, white coffee pots, new and used shades, large roasting pan. Many other items. Very reasonable. Sale lasts until sold. 815 N. Section.
OODER-.STOVES We have coal' burning brooder stoves, nal, good, brand new. While
Ipst, $25.00 each. B prepay-
my. ah metai oDjecis are up in price. Get yours now. UNGHAM HATCHERY, 15 l Main Street. R SALE 5-room house, lot 50x180, newly decorated, ink with oil heater. Located srlisle, 2 blocks from Chrisihurch. See or call J. E. lit, Phone 45 or 879R4. Wash- ! 5nd., .404 E. Vantreeve St. R SALE Warm Morning (ijjf -stove, 100 lb. size. Will hsap. Wayne Bed well, i 400 i Aliain Street.
APPLES Red and Golden Delicious, Staymen and Old Fashion Winesap, Black Twigs. Also pure apple cider at Rickard's Frozen Food Service. ORDER new Packards now. Christmas Special Clean Up. Used cars must be sold to make room for new cars. When Bill says clean up, they must go. 1 1946 Ford 2door, extra clean; 2 1941 Packard 4-door sedans; 1 1940 Packard 4door sedan; 1 1936 Olds sedan; 1 1937 Chev. coupe; 1 1942 Pontiac 4-door. See Bill Butler at Springer Motor Sales, South Main St.
BROWN & CO.- . sporting goods. 6 lington Street.
-toys, gifts, East Wash-
FOR any kind of coal or hauling call 287 or 948-X. Jim Murray.
$25 REWARD for - information leading to arrest and conviction of thief or thieves who stole markers from my monument plant at 447 So. State Street, Sullivan, Indiana. James J. Durham.
We have a General Electric refrigerator and a Hotpoint electric range for sale, price. These are in good condition. 366 W. Washington St. Phone 723.
NOTICE Big shooting match at Carlisle Gun Club grounds Dec. 5 starting at 10 a. m. Trap shooting and spot shooting with shotgun and rifle. Cash and other prizes given. Lunch on grounds. Sponsored by Alum Cave Club."
BENDIX washer, dryer and ironer demonstration by Bendix home demonstrator Tuesday, December 7 at Boyd's Appliance Shop, North of Square on 41.
WANTED
WANTED Boy to carry Times route. Inquire Daily Times office.
CUSTOM DOZER work wanted. Have new Bulldozer and experienced operator. Floyd Shelton, Paxton, Ind., Phone 2 on 9. Sullivan 221. 1 WANTED Indianapolis Star
carriers, in Sullivan. See .Bob
built grain body, one Ford tan-' : rfpm .vi...nrin Mav Wvman I WANTED Housekeeper
104 E. Giles. "
R SALE 1947 Ford club ;;l946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster t 1938 Ford Tudor. LLOYD Q SALES, Inc., 16-20 South iji Street, Phone 39.
N FOR SALE 30 acres, 6-room house, fair outbuildings, electricity. All mineral rights included, l'.fc mi. south of Shelburn. Earl Romine. No phone calls.
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modern country home. Live in. References. Box 100 c-o Times. CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. ,
IJ SALE 1930 Chevy motor iarts. Good condition. $25.00. Chevy carburetor, 16 inch y wheels. Also hot water r... 907 E. Harris. - Phone iIt SALE Three-piece living ! suite. 501 N. Section St.
I SALE Contact Bill Mickyour Hybrid seed corn.
rs $B.uo to $iu.oo; crib Ful-
90; Crow's single $9.50 to double $8.00 to $11.25.
t SALE We have concrete tanks now. 350 gal. We deFlynn Burial Vaults, Phone V SALE 1948 K-6 Interna-
l truck, like new, low mile-
)00-20 tires, new Haysville bed. Price $2350. 403 East on, Phone. 424-A.
t SALE -ton truck. Good
, battery, tires, lights, radither new parts. Needs some . See at Crichfield Motor
Bullivan, Ind.
it SALE .Modern 7-room , barn, poultry houses, other iildings. About 4 acres (id, well located in Merom. i get quick possession. This t is equipped with electric heater, washers, and other
Miscellaneous 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. BUYING SOYBEANS every day from early 'til late. Highest market prices paid Quick service, we do appreciate your business. JQHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C & E I Depot. Sullivan, phone 325. LAY-AWAY your watch, ring, silverware, etc., for Christmas giving now. K. B. SMITH, JEWELERi '
WANTED Service and repair Gas Ranges, Oil Burners, Stokers, Furnaces and Plumbing. Furnace cleaning. Fagg Bros., Ph. 519 or 8222.
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jlrs. Robert Steed was in Torre j r i fT"t Haute Thursday. .. ! ) LL -U
attended ' v '
WANTED Woman to do gen.
. eral housework and care for family of five. Must stay nights. Inquire at 1420 North Main.
WANTED Custom Grinding of all kinds. We go rir-ht to your door. Call Plcasantville Hardware.
LEWIS Mrs. Mary . Woiverton and daughter Mary Louise, spent the week-end with Mrs. Ross Woiverton.
vention in St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Evelyn Gray, a former
eration. The Commanding Officer
Union High School teacher, was "" :cd a letter- from
NOTICE Available now. Complete PHTLGAS equipment for converting city gas ranges or new installations. Bill McCoy.
Instrumental Band Classes for 4th grade will be starting with the 2nd semester of school, in January. Why not give your child a musical instrument for Christmas and buy now. R. W. Cadwell Music House, phone 450. ' WE ARE now buying corn. Martin Mill & Elevator, Shelburn.
WANTED To buy a 5 or 8room modern or semi-modern bungalow in Sullivan. State price and location, Box 24 c-o Times.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Sanders, Edgers, Polishers
new electric hand sander
table tops, woodwork, etc. Sulll van Dficorntine Co
FOR RENT Modern sleeping j at
S. Section. Phone 183-L.
Mrs. Woiverton remains in a ssrious condition at the hospital. Mrs. Pete Foreman and Mrs. Ed Knight were in Terre Haute Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheaton and Janice spent the week end in Sullivan. ' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Knight spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Price. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wheaton and Anna Pigg vuHcd on Mrs. D. C. Graham who is seriously ill at the home of her daughter
Electric Floor Mrs. Charles Bolinger of near
and Farmersburg Sunday afternoon for Other guesis were Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Frakes arid daughter and
j Mr. Emory Dilley of Gary
Friends night
the O. E. S
Several . from here Lodge at, Jasonville night.
Charles
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coyner
have returned from a trip through the Smoky Mountains. Mrs. George Comstock was in Sullivan Wednesday. Mrs. Joe Yung is visiting in
Linton Wednesday on business. Indianapolis.-. Mrs. Marion Jones and son, Mrs. Betty Barnard has reGeorge visited her daughter, turned from a visit with relMrs. Charles Chambers and fam- atives in Indianapolis, ily Sunday evening. f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dyer have
Mrs.
EXLINE CORNER i Charles Chambers was in
a recent caller
Mason. Charles Mason - was in
ville Thursday. The Rebekahs 'entertained with a turkey dinner .Monday evening. A clever program , was carried on after' the dinner. The program leader was Mrs. Katherine Harting. Seventy - six
the Chief of the Bureau cf Ord
nance congratulating all hands at
I the Depot on the occasion of the Jason- Depot's seventh anniversary, and
expressed the sentiment that the Depot will "continue to discharge its responsibilities with distinction. The Depct at Crane is now in a reduced operational status but
still provides employment for
Mrs, David Brown was in Dug.
ficr last Friday. Mrs. Paul Anderson was in Union Wednesday. Mrs. Gerald Willis w;is in Sullivan Wednesday on business.
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
purcnasea tne ur. Whaien prop
erty and are moving there. Miss Maxine Myers was in Linton Wednesday. Dr. Joe and Dr. Betty Dukes are attending a medical , con-
members and guests were pres- some 27000 employes in Southern ent I Indiana and its weekly payroll
' exceeds $158,000.
(KANE CELEBRATES SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY On December 1st, the Naval Ammunition Depot, Chanc, Indiana, began its eighth year of op-
READ THE ADS
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 223 West St. Phone 837-B.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Scamihorh Thanksgiving Day j
was observed , wuc 1,11 . -a i
chapter Tuesday i Bruce and children of Clay City,
night. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Usrey of Dug-1 T.T T,fr. TV, rro, W T? 101 rf Tnrlia n annl is '
of Tcrre Haute were here Friday Dewey Birch and Paula Birch.
TODAY'S GRAB BAG
ATTENTION HUNTERS If you need that gun fixed, bring it to 403 Sylvandell. Phone 454.
ment. Price $5000.00. (tt.
W. T.
Dead Animals l4 Removed I kinds: horses, cows, ep, calves and hogs. Call nroe Feed Service, Sulliti phone 332 or Crawford ?l or Crawford 53109. Te Haute. We pay all jne charges. 24 hour ser3. . Jui Wachtel Co
Terre Haute. Indiana I
GET BETTER CALVES: Use your artificial breeding service for dairy cows. Call 72 Sullivan. Sullivan- Co. Artificial Breeders' Association.
CUSTOM curing and smoking. Complete processing including cutting, wrapping and freezing. For your locker or home unit. Try our hickory smoked bacon, 59c lb. Rickard's Frozen Food Service.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS Limited amt. of 6-8-6 Plowunder Fertilizer available for December delivery. Monroe's Feed & Imp. Sales. If you have been operated oi contemplating such, don't fail to make the doctor's work a success Wear a Spencer support individually designed for your comfort. Call Ive Giles after 5 p. m, j
FINIS HAS BEEN WRITTEN to the centuries-old Indian caste system that branded millions as "untouchables" and held them down to the most menial tasKS. a clause nas Deen written into the dominion of India's new constitution forbidding the practice. These "untouchables" are . shown a few. year ago praying to the late Mohandas K.' Candhi, who championed their caus'e. (International) t
THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. How many birds are there in a brace of pheasants? 2. What is the waist of a ship? 3. How long is the Panama canal ? 4. What is a sybarite? 5. Who was the author of these lines: "I hope to see my pilot face to face when I have crossed the bar"? What is the name of the poem?
MODERN MANNERS you have little nervous habits, like drumming your fin gers, jnaking faces, and the like, try to curb thevi. They annoy others.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY William Gropper, American artist, and Karl Manne Georg Siegbahn, Swedish scientist, rate our congratulations on this Dec. 3.
YOUR FUTURE . This Is a good time to pay bills and to have a quiet, pleasant time. In the next 12 months your business is likely to expand through initiative and industry. Relatives and employers could prove helpful. The child born under these influences may not achieve success easily, but he or she is likely to be industrious, patient, prudent,' persevering, quietly ambitious and dependable.
. IT'S BEEN SAID OccHprttiou is one great source of enjoyment. No man, properly occupied, was ever miserable. L. E. Landon.
JOBS UPON A TIME Albert Spalding, noted violinist and composer for the violin, was born in New York City of the Spalding sporting goods family. The family alternated during the year between living in New Jersey and Florence, Italy, as he tells in his autobiography. .Rise to Follow. A gift of a small violin at Christmas started Spalding on his way as a professional. He studied in Florence where he won the highest honor for his age (14) at the Bologna Conservatory. Three years of barnstorming in Europe were followed by enlistment in World War I, where he rose from private to lieutenant. Since then Spalding has devoted himself to the concert stage. He has played with most of the world's most important symphony orchestras. The Spaldings live in Great Barrington, Mass., where he swims, golfs and reads mystery stories for relaxation. . Who is Winstead Sheffield Glendenning Dixon Weaver? Never heard of him ? How about "Doo-
By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Pr Wrftr dies" Weaver? That's the boy! A
I radio comedian on Spotlight Re-
vue, with bandleader Spike Jones.
when he was a baby in Los Angeles. Following high schdol, he went to Stanford, and broke into the entertainment field during vacation as a night club singer in a San Francisco hotel. After college "Doodles" wangled a Hal Roach contract as a character actor, then hit Broadway as the comedy lead in Meet the People. He met, among other people. Spike Jones in. his second comedy lead, in 1945, in Marinka, and they teamed up. "Doodles" writes : all his own material and is the . creator of the Professor Fietelbalm routines,
IT HAPPENED TODAY On this date, in 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Russian Premier Marshal Josef Stalin met at Teheran and agreed on invasion plans. On Dec 3, 1934, France and Germany signed the Saar treaty, giving the Saar basin back to Germany. Illinois was admitted to the Union on this date in 1818.
HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Two. 2. The middle section, ' 3. From deep water '' in the Caribbean to deep water in the' Pacific is about 50 miles; from shore to shore 40 miles. 4. A person who loves luxury and pleasure above all things. : 5. Alfred Lord Tennyson; Crossing the Bar.