Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 157, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1949 — Page 5
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, AUG. d, 1943.
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FOR SALE
GIVE US your fall fertilizer order now. See us for weed, brier and sprout killer. See us for recleaned Balbo rye seed. Farm Bureau Co-op. ALL insurance is not alike. Reduction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Coff man Bldg. Phone 567. FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS We have a complete line to accommodate your locker storage needs. Ascorbic acid for peaches. R1CKARD FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, across from Legion Home, Sullivan. ' FOR SALE 1941 International one and half ton truck. Has tandems, 825x20 tires, 16-foot bed with grain sides and stock racks, two speed axle. All in good condition and priced right. Also two
I tractor tires, 900x24, like new. U & T Wrecking Co. FOR SALE-0-20-0 superphos-
yhate, delivered and spread. Ask for prices. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind. FOR SALE 6-room house. Vzton Dodge pickup truck with stock rack. Phone 714. Clarence Keys. FOR SALE Baling good timothy hay Thursday. Lespedeza and redtop later. Phone 8143. Ermine Jackson, Sullivan R. 5. APPLES Wealthy apples,' good cookers. For sale at Rickard's Frozen Food Service. FOR SALE Tin cans for automatic sealers, size No. 2 and No. ZVi. Robertson Greenhouse.
FOR SALE 1947 motorcycle; 1940 Dodge. 610 North Broad. Phone 643-A. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1945 Dodge tractor and semi, with new motor. Also lespedeza hay, baling this week. Clifford Curry, 3 miles southeast Farmersburg. FOR SALE Used furniture, drop-leaf table, rocking chair, mirrors and walnut tables, 52" walnut bed. 23 N. Court St. FOR SALE New Idea hay loader. Used only this season. Good as new. Ralph Woodward, R. 1, Carlisle. Call Ira Woodward, Carlisle phone.
PIULGAS prices reduced second time in 90 days. Now $1.50 for 20 lb. cylinder. See felLL McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer.
1. 4-room house, lights, city
water, basement under one room, 2 lots, nice location, on State Road 54 in Dugger. Immediate
possession. 2. 4-room house, lights, smokehouse and garage, good well of
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to sell. " 3. Nice, clean stock of groceries and fixtures, good location, good profitable business. C. Usrey, Real Estate and Insurance, Office 451 South Troll St., Phone 542-Y. FOR SALE Pony colt, cow, sow and pigs. Orval Arnett, R. 4, Sullivan.
FOR SALE About 160 Hampshire Red chicks 8 weeks, and 1 400-chick electric brooder. J. Jennings, V mile west of 41 on 154.
FOR SALE Whizzer motor bike in good condition. Fully equipped. Low priced, for immediate sale. 215 E. Johnson St. Ph. 424-Y.
. FOR SALE CORN PICKER, ALFALFA & COLTS. Picker is one row. New last Fall. Picked less than 100 acres. Looks like new. Perfect condition. Two yearling colts . and two suckling Palomino colts. All are saddle bred. Dr. S. E. Lindley.
FOR SALE 1939 Ford coupe, 1-year-old motor, 3 new tires. $225. Inquire at 218 W. Johnson.
The old ' experienced painter calls for Benjamin Moore's Paints Superior Quality since 1883. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square. Need a good wash job on your car? Bring it to Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana.
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FOR SALE Registered collie pups 4 mo. old. $15.00. Ray Anderson, 215 W. Maple, Shelburn, Ind.
FOR SALE 6-room modern home, .- 2-car garage. Near library. "Immediate possession. Priced to sell. 3- room cottage, So. Stale, electricity. 4- room semi-modern home, close in. Priced for quick sale. Beautiful building lot on West Beech. . 154 acres, 5 minutes drive from Sullivan on state road. Electric pump in basement, furnace heat, hot and cold water in kitchen. Owner leaving the state. Souter Real Estate, Office 326 W. Beech.
CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. BENNY DEFRANK SHOE REP AIRING. One door south of Index. ' ' ICE CREAM SOCIAL at New Lebanon church Wednesday, Aug. 10, 7:00 p.m. Homemade ice cream, cake, and pie. BELIEVE YOU ME there is nothing finer than Fina Foam for cleaning auto upholstery. Root's. "jOHNSONFEEDS "are Better for less money. Economy Egg Mash, $4.10 del'd.; Special Grower, $4.10 del'd.; Blue Ribbon Starter & Grower, $4.10 del'd.; Special Chick Mash, $4.60 del'd. Above feeds packed' in prints. Special Pork. Producer, $3.80 del'd.; Pig & Sow Ration, $4.25 del'd.; 20 Dairy, $3.75 del'd.; 40 Hog Concentrate, $5.40 del'd. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St. Phone 606.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Old time violin, bow and case. A-l condition. Arthur Smith, R. 3, Carlisle.
r1 FORK'S ALE Five-room modern block house and garage. Phone 338. 330 West Donaldson.
FOR SALE This week only, 500 bales wire tied lespedeza hay, 50c bale in field. Phone 629. FOJR SALE Vacant .lotTstFx 254'.. On West Beech Street. Priced for quick sale. M. A. Markee, 228 West Giles. Phone 116. FOR SALE 5-room semi-modern house with modern bath. Also for sale, late model car and play pen and pad. Owner leaving city. Phone 862-L. Miscellaneous
Having trouble with your car or truck? Let experienced, proven mechanics fix it for you at Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S.
' Be sure to 'see our' display of WHIZZER MOTOR BIKES, SCHWINN BICYCLES, CLEAN ROW GARDEN TRACTORS, and CLEAN CUT POWER LAWN MOWERS at the 4-H fair. Bicycle parts and repairing. Oscar Norris and Sons, 8 N. Main. We have two small dogs for someone who could give them a good home. Wayne Huff, 3 mi. west Sullivan High School, 1 mi. north. USE natural . Rock Phosphate on legumes now for permanent soil improvement. Will not burn or damage seedlings. 1000 pounds per acre 31 phosphoric acid spread on your fieiq as low as $23 per ton during August. Phone Shelburn 55-E. W. R. Royer.
4-H SHOW HALTERS. Boone's Shop. , ' ROOFING, insulation, Congowall floor tile laid, by a highly experienced man. Free estimate, by John Gallagher, Phone 832-A. NOTICE We will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than ourselves. Clifford and James Banta, Merom R. 1. WANTED
FOR SALE-(2) 7 ft x 40 newl41 Sheiburn( Indiana
aoor screens, vt; uscu wmuuw screens, (2) metal covered fireproof doors (mahogany finish), (1) used refrigerator, suitable for small restaurant use. Can be seen at 118 N. Court St. or call 246.
WANTED Furnished house or apartment. Willing to pay good rent. Call Marathon Service. WANTED Girl out of school, full time Milburn's Pharmacy.
FOR SALE Model A John Deere tractor, breaking plows, disc and cultivator. Cecil Boes, 5 miles east of Shelburn on 48. "FOR SALE 1940 Ford, 1937 Ford, 1939 Ford coupe, 1940 Plymouth, 1947 Chevrolet coupe, F-20 tractor. Powell Motor Sales, Sullivan. FOR SALE 1948 Servi-cycle. Purchased Aug. of '48. Equipment carrier and windbreak. Phone 309. Jim McCoskey. INDIANA ALL PURPOSE FARM FEED, an all purpose farm feed for all -kinds of farm animals. Priced at $3.45 delivered. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St. Phone 606. "MOTOR OIL2gallon7 $1.0875 . gallons $2.50. Bring your can. Also baby carriage for sale. Flynn's, Shelburn. " . FOR SALE 1948 model Co-op corn picker. Picked less than 50 ; acres. $550. Garland Wildman, Carlisle, Indiana R. R. 1. Phone 42F110.
IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.
WANTED 100 clean used cars. Will pay cash. See Ted Seitz, Teal Whitaker Garage.
NOW HANDLING GOVERNMENT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT CORN. Shelled Corn, no handling charge; 2c per bu. for shelling ear corn. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C. & E. I. Depbt, Sullivan. Motor Reboring, brake drums reground, hard seat grinding, oxygen and acetylene cylinders. Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor Supply, 10 E. Jackson St.
There will be an ice cream social on the Methodist church lawn at Paxton Aug. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Home made ice cream and cake will be served.
. FOR SALE Reconditioned In- " lernational 60 combine with mof tor. In good condition. Tony Gill,
Vz mile south of Shelburn.
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We Pay For Dead Animals Call Monroe. Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24hour service.
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CORONADO GAS STOVE $120.00; COMPLETELY INSTALLED
The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer Prank & Bed Vanso, Ownts? . N. Side Square
WANTED Cook and waitress for day work Also waitress for night work. Steady employment. Apply in person. South Side Tex
aco Inn. WANTED "salesladies Part time work. Possibly steady. Apply Index. "WANTED 1000 bales of timothy hay with clover. Phone 338. 330 West Donaldson. WANTED 75 to 100 acre farm with or without improvement. Write Box 25 care of Times.
Hawaii Plans To Seize Struck Docks Today By WiHard D. Eberhart United Press Staff Correspondent HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 9 (UP) A territorial government official promised today to seize the strikebound Hawaiian docks before nightfall by invoking the new territorial dock seizure law. The threat started an immed-r. iate flurry of new efforts to settle the three-months strike of the CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union which has brought rthe islands to a virtual state of blockade. : . Federal Conciliator George Hillenbrand said he had spoken to both union officials and representatives of the seven struck stevedoring firms in efforts to schedule new negotiations. He said he was hopeful the new negotiations will be successful. Tours Islands Persistent reports said the new negotiations will start as soon as Harry Bridges, president of the ILWU, returns to Honolulu. He now is on a three-day tour of the islands to observe scattered strike fronts. The union struck for a 32-cent an hour wage increase, which the seven companies refused. Observers pointed out that only a company-union agreement ending the strike dispute could intervene, to stave off government seizure of the docks under the new law passed Saturday by the territorial legislature. Vessel Sails These developments were paced by the secret sailing last night of the Isthmian freighter, Steel Maker, second ship to sail with cargo from the Hawaiian
Islands since , the strike started. . The vessel was manned by the AFL Seafarers (International Union which sailed the Steel Flyer from the islands a fortnight ago. Ray Adelmeyer, president of of the independent longshore firm which loaded the freighter, claimed the sailing made Hawaii an "open port." President lHarry Bridges of Ithe ILWU replied Hawaii would not be an open port until Matson ships sailed a regular schedule. . "I hope they get Bridges," a crew member shouted as the ship hauled anchor. -Another yelled: "I'll be back when Harry , Bridges leaves the islands. It feels good to be going."
U.N. Secretary Begins Peace Drive : LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., (U.R) United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Liei ' launched" "his own peace offensive today with a six point plan urging joint EastWest efforts to reverse dangerous economic trends and adoption of a Western-opposed blueprint for Italy's former empire. Lie's peace-insurance program, one of the boldest proposals of his UN career, clashed with the Western power views not only in advocating direct UN trusteeship over the one-time Italian colonies but also in suggesting blanket endorsement of 14 nations seeking UN membership. On the other hand, Lie flirted with Soviet ire by reaffirming his plea for creation of a UN guard and field reserve panel.
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The UN chief's program also called for accelerated big power political negotiations and for giv
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projects growing out of President Truman's "bold, new program" to aid backward areas. '
Mrs. Hallie Smith, Tom Smith and wife are spending a few days at Lokout Mountain and the Smoky Mountains. Mrs. W. H. Barci-oft spent the past week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Timms in Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ingram of Chicago attended the funeral of Mr. Martindale last week. Miss Janie Carrico of Detroit is the house guest of Mrs. Bertha Ingram. Mrs Ella Clark is visiting in Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Booher of Linton is the house guest of Mrs. Myrtle Beaty. Mrs. Orlena Livingston was a Sullivan visitor Wednesday.
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The Senior Pals Class Meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Al Gettinger Thursday evening at 7:30. A good attendance is desired. Mrs. C. M. Templeton of Indianapolis was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sparks . the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Vickrey of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kahre of Sullivan were the guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Sparks and Olan Vickrey. ; Dr. and Mrs. Norman Denny anl sons of Vincennes were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Greene and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Zook and daughter of Indianapolis were week end guests of Mr .and Mrs. Ray Sparks and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Daugherty and family spent Saturday and Sunday in St. Louis attending the ball games and sight seeing. Trustee E. B. Walters has been confined to his home the past few days with illness. Alice Vigus of Bloomington spent the week end at home. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Homberger and daughter, Shirley returned home Saturday from a two weeks stay at Rivervale Youth Camp. Dorothy Unger and girl friend of Indianapolis weia guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bates over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Roma Beasley and son of Detroit are the guests this week of Mrs. Nette Rockenfield.
WOjMAN DIES OF INJURIES EVANSVILLE. ., Aug. 9 (U.R) Mrs1. Myrtle Hoyt, age 53, of Evansville, died in St. Mary's Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile. The car was driven by William H, Houghton, age 39, of Louisville, K. A coroner's report said the woman was in a pedestrian island when hit.
jBIKTIl CERTIFICATE NOTICE Petition No. 2514 Notice is hereby given that Edna Estella Smock Mace has filed her petition in the Sullivan Circuit. CouH to have the place and time of her birth djetermined. Said petition is set for hearing on September 9th, 1949 at 9 A, M. Dated thia 8th day of August, 1949. EARL A. ENGLE
Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court
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WANTED 2-room apartment by elderly lady. Box 98 care Times. FOR RENT
FOR RENT For 1 year, 10room house, 3 acres, 8 miles of Sullivan. James W. LaFollette, 3 miles north on U. S. 41. No telephone calls.
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LOST Onsa wrist watch, black face, aluminum hands and diaL Lost Tuesday night on north side square. Liberal reward. Clarence C. Crawford, Phone 205. -
WE NOW HAVE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC : Water Heaters Also American Standard Bathroom Equipment. We do repair work. Sullivan Plumbing Co. First Road South and East Of Cheese Factory. Phone 259
AFTER A REVISED Administration arms-for-Europe bill had teen submitted to the House and Seriate in Washington, e??etiry of Defense Louis Johnson (left) holds 8 whispered conversation with Sea. Tonj Ccnnally (D-Tex.) , chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee. The Secretary had given his approval of the changes.- (IntTnaaoaoi
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CARLISLE Mrs. Ethel Maple and daughter, Mary went to Chicago Friday for a visit with her sister, Miss Glenn Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Golob and children of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Mrs. Golob's grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Willis spent Sunday at Cayuga, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wright. A. J. Dial is spending the week here with his mother, Mrs.' Lucinda Dial. Mrs. Barbara Russell and Patty visited relatives in Sullivan Monday. - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schnieder and family of Chicago spent the week end with Mrs. Schnieder's father, Roscoe Carrithers and her brother, Burnett Carrithers and family. Mrs. Morris Farris and children are visiting relatives in Anderson this week. Misses June Winegar and Dorothy Carey are spending the week end here with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hume and daughter of Venice, Calif., and little Miss Patsy Zahn of Nevada arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. Hume's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Zahn and other relatives.
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Why Do We Have Such Bargains? Equipped Farms, Business Opportunities, Rural Retirement Homes To sell through the UNITED FARM AGENCY, a property owner must submit his lowest price, give reasonable terms if possible and have a logical reason for selling. We are listing such bargains every day, and we pass them right along to our buyers. If a property must be sold at once, must be thrown on the market at a sacrifice price for quick action, the UNITED man is on the job. No charge for listing, through your Local Bonded Representative, James W. LaFollette, Sullivan, Ind., R. R.. 4, Phcr.e 9075. (3 Miles North on U. S. 41)
Well Serve You In Your Car Make next Sunday's jaunt more pleasurable. Just pull up here for tasty, nutritious snacks, promptly served by gracious attendants. DUCHARME'S DRIVE IN Across From High School