Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 159, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 August 1949 — Page 5

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, AUG. 11. 1940.

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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. . FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS We have a complete line to accommodate your locker stor7 age needs. Ascorbic acid for peaches. RICKARD FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, across from Legion Home, Sullivan. All insurance IS NOT alike: Free with each new auto policy written a road ATLAS of all states. Policy is good all states and Canada, with permit issued to go to Mexico at no additional cost. Nationwide claim service. I'erd Hall, Coffman Bldg., 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 tractor tires, 900x24, like new. M & T Wrecking Co. FOR SALE 0-20-U superphosyhate, delivered and spread. Ask for prices. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind.

FOR SALE Combine, late 1949, 6 ft. power take off, Mas-sey-HarriS Clipper. 5 miles northwest of Shelburn, Ind. Raymon Jennings.

FOR SALE, CHEAP Three- j

room house, 14x20 garage and other outbuildings, in Currysville. See Carl Ahlfield or call Shelburn 2-W or 205-J. III IHII III lil W'tUiIW

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.

BLOND1E

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.

Need a good wash Job on your car? Bring it to Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana.

CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.

Hunting Season is , CloseGuaranteed gun repairs. Bob's Repair Shop at 403 Sylvandell. Phone 454.

FOR SALE Baling good timothy hay Thursday. Lespedeza and redtop later. Phone 8143. Ermine Jackson, Sullivan R. 5. . FOR SALE Tin cans for automatic sealers, size No. 2 and No. 2. Robertson Greenhouse. . 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. FOR SALE Registered collie pups 4 mo. old. $15.00. Ray Anderson, 215 W. Maple, Shelburn, Ind.

FOR SALE One saddle horse, saddle, blanket, bridle and martingale. Will trade for garden tractor. Also several hives of bees and coal range. Jess Cadwell, 1 mile south Dugger. .

FOR SALE Vigo seed wheat. Call T. C. Runkle, Prairie Creek Phone. FOR SALE One Spotted Pol-and-boar, eighteen months old. Wes Williams, 5 miles southwest

Sullivan.

FOR SALE Nice small sand truck farm. Fair building. Posses sion in 30 days. See Frank Unger, Merom R. 1, near Rose Chapel. FOR SALE Davenport. $20.00. Good condition. 740 N. Maim

FOR SALE OR TRADE Old time violin, bow and case. A-l condition. Arthur Smith, R. 3, Carlisle.

i FOR SALE Five-room . modera s,block houseand,; .garage. Phone 338. 330 WesVbnaldson."1 .! FOR SALE This week only, 500 bales wire tied lespedeza hay, 50c bale in field. Phone 629.

FOR SALE Vacant lot, 50' x 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. RENEWALs7MAGAZINE RENEWALS! I appreciate magazine renewals tod. Just phone Glenn Creamer, 724-A.

FOR SALE Well fed and finished fries 35c a lb. Strictly fresh and cleaned virgin eggs 50c doz. Elza Hawkins, 2 miles north, Ms mi. west at brick house. FHILGAS prices reduced second time in 90 days. Now $1.50 for 20 lb. cylinder. See BILL McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer. REGISTERED ANGUSBULLS 10 yearling bulls for sale Fri

day and Saturday at Crowder farm, 2 miles northwest Sullivan. FOR SALE Ice condition V-6 Coolerator. Good condition. 714 W. Jefferson, Shelburn. " FOR SALE 12 cuTft. Harder Deep Freeze, good condition, half price. Used electric washing machine, cheap. Walter Wilson, Phone 9022. FOR SALE Fine sweet corn, any amount. Call 734-B. 1605 N. Main.

FOR SALE Model 42 International combine; '37 GMC pickup; team of work horses. All priced reasonably. John Zink, Farmersburg R. R. 2.-

FOR SALE Cornet in extra

good condition. Also white enamel cook stove. John T. Bedwell, south of Jericho.

Bud's Package Liquor Store now open day and night. South of the I. C." Railroad on 41. You can park at our doorstep.

JOHNSON FEEDS 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 New 1949 Ford -ton pickup. Lloyd Motor Sales, 16-20 S. Section. Phone 39.

1. 5-room house, lights, electric pump, water in kitchen, poultry house, 3 acres good soil, XVt miles north of Carlisle on Highway 41. Priced for quick sale. Immediate possession. 2. 8-room bungalow, all on ground floor, 6 large clothes closets, built-in cabinets, fireplace, large living room, hardwood floors, large front porch, full basement, hot water heat, register in each room, strictly modern in every respect, 2-car garage, concrete drive from street to garage. Excellent location, very close in. C. Usrey for Real Estate and Insurance, 451 South Troll, Phone 542-Y. ;

ALL summer dresses reduced Vz at Edna Rosenberger Shop.

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, 3Vfe 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 field as low as $23 per ton during August. Phone Shelburn 55-E. W. R. Royer.

WANTED 2-room apartment by elderly lady. Box 98 care Times. WANTED Teacher wants 1 or 2-bedroom furnished apartment. No children. Phone 131.

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.

Miscellaneous Having trouble with your car or truck? Let experienced, proven mechanics fix it for you at SullivanCounty Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana.

IF YOUR car heats or your radiator 2aks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.

ROOT'S STORE Rug Sale Jri. & Sat. Only Reg. 49.95 now 34.95; Reg. 59.95 now 14.95; Reg. 69.95 now 54.95; leg. 79.95 now 64.95; Reg. )9.95 now 79.95. These are aill seconds, discontinued patems, trial patterns and 1st quality rugs. Terms 10 down, mall monthly payments. Free 5elivery. Remember Fri. and iat. Only. Root's Floor Coverng Dept. 2nd Floor.

NOW HANDLING GOVERN

MENT LOAN AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT CORN. Shelled

Corn, no handling charge; 2c

per bu. for shelling ear corn. JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to

U. & E. I. Depot, Sullivan.

Motor Reboring. brake drums

reground, hard seat grinding,

oxygen and acetylene , cylinders. Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor Supply, 10 E. Jackson St.

BREED YOUR DAIRY COWS ARTIFICIALLY. Contact the county agent's office or any director of the breeding association for information. BENNY DEFRANK SHOE REP AIRING. One door south of Index. INTERIOR and exterior' painting and paper hanging. Work guaranteed. Telephone 9193. A.

Smith.

THE BANANA HOUSE quality fruit and vegetables. Best Bananas. 13c lb.: Water

melons, 50c each; Cantaloupes,

15c each; Large Lemons, 35c doz.; Nice Apples, 8c lb.; New Potatoes,'. 6c lb; Large Onions, 8c lb.; Green Beans, 12c lb. Diamond Bar-B-Q Corner, Sullivan, Ind.

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Three bedroom, modern house, in or near Shelburn or Sullivan. Thomas Gardner, Shelburn Phone 89-H. WANTED General hauling. Phone 9062, Sullivan. WANTED To rent city ' or

country home. Write P. O. Box

148, Sullivan.

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. FOR RENT Sleeping room for men. Call 771-A. FOR RENT Apartment, 809 N. Section. Unfurnished. ! - ,,:

REVIVAL SERVICES Dora Meyers is conducting revival services each evening at 7:30 at the Church of God on Depot and Olive streets. The public is invited to attend. ',.

PAXTON Mrs. Connie Doyle spent a few days in Sullivan with Mr. and Mrs. James Burdge last week. Gordon Snyder and family returned to their home in LaPorte Friday after a weeks visit here with relatives. Miss Karen Hoke of Carlisle spent a few days here last week with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ferguson. Mrs. Bob Stuck of Shelburn spent Sunday here calling on friends. Frank Hughes of Chicago spent Sunday night with his brother, Charley Hughes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bono and son, Darrell Paul of New Castle, were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Osa Johnson. Mrs. Maxine Lloyd and children shopped in Sullivan Thursday, i . Tex Simpson of Michigan City spent the week end here with Mrs. Connie Doyle. Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson Sunday August 7th. It was the 85th birthday of Mr. Ferguson. A basket dinner was served at noon to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kromer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roop, Mrs. Hettie Rooksberry of Toledo, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Meyers and children of "Pontiac, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Risinger of Evansville, Mr.' and Mrs. George

News Of Surrounding Communities

SHELBURN Mrs. Nora Webb of Sullivan was the week end guest of Mrs. Cordelia Cash. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevenson spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Mrs. Grace Norris returned home Tuesday evening after a two weeks; visit with relatives in Anderson. Mrs. Fola Johns of Evansville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eva Duckworth for a few days. Mrs. Jessie Eldridge is visiting her daughter and family in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cline of Terre Haute visited Mrs. Cordelia Nash Saturday Hoke and children, Jerry Koenig of Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ferguson Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Har-

iry Whitlock and children, Mr. land Mrs. Earl Rogers, Mr. and ' Mrs. Arthur Burris, Mr. and Mrs. Osa Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tarrh and daughter, B. K. Wallace, Huey Ridge and Mrs. AmI anda McKinley and family. AfIternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. John Stone of Terre Haute l and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ferguson Jr., and Mrs. Dorothy Gallian of Sullivan. Mr. Ferguson

received many nice gifts. -

ANNOUNCE WEDDING

Miss Doretta Piety, daughter

of Mrs. Curt Piety of Prairie Creek, and Dallas Hall, son ol

Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall of Shelburn were married Saturday, July 30, by the Rev. C. H. Love-

land of the Montrose Methodist

church in Terre Haute. Their at

tendants were Trois Burson and Adrian Walters, friends of thv.

couple. .

Mrs. Hall has been employed

at the Commercial Solvents

Plant in Terre Haute. Mr. Hal

is associated with his father iri

the Insurance and Real Estata business in Sullivan and Shel-

burn.

WISHING WELL

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WANTED

WANTED Pulpit Supply Work during month of August. Will "supply for any Minister desiring such. Gerald B. Kreuger, Carlisle, Ind.

HERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, ad4 3.. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you.. ' Cowrirtt 1M9. William J. Miller. Dutributed by King Fttturw. He HONOR MRS. MESTA, MRS. CLARK

We Pay For Dead Animals Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201, Terre Haute. We

pay all phone charges. 24hour service. John Wachtel Co.

Terre Haute, Indiana

INSECT BOMBS - 1.20 to 2.69

The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer - Frank & Bud Vanzo,' Owner N. Side Square

WANTED 100 clean used cars. Will pay cash. See Ted Seitz, Teal Whitaker Garage.

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. WANTED Onex night waitress. Also night dishwasher. Hours for both 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Both off Saturday night. Kat - A - Korner, Phone 9205. -

City Paves Street, Covers 13 Manholes GLENDALE, Cal., Aug. 11. (UtJ City fathers looked proudly at their newly-finished $200,000 paving job on busy Brand

Blvd. Then they discovered they had

covered up 13 manholes, the only access to underground conduits

serving telephone, light, gas, power and other utilities.

1 1 B" f i eral nice gifts.

vuww Mrss. Fae Brakefried and Mrs. Emma Scott of Gosport, Indiana were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Hannum. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Miller and June Ann, Mrs. Phil Davis and Mrs. George Edwards visited in Shelburn Sunday evening. Joan Schofield has returned home from a visit in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newsome of Sullivan, Mrs. E. A. Hammack of Dugger. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newsoe of Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. Vite Mattox of Tampa, Florida picnicked on Merom Bluff Sun

day, i

Miss Maxine Myers was a Linton visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Driver left Tuesday for Texas and California where they will be the giip-is ol tlieir sons. Mr. and Mrs. David Lippeatt and family left on a vacation Tuesday. . jjr bud Mrs. F. M. Dukes were in' Georgetown Sunday. Mrs. Eureka Hannum is visiting relatives at Gosport. Mrs. Michael Risinger was ta Terre Haute visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Risinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davies and

family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill i

and daughter visited Mrs. Risinger's mother Sunday in Shelburn. It was the 92nd birthday of Mrs. Risinger. She received sev-

DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co. Sullivan Phone No. 9 WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

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IIDNEYS

MUST REMOVE

EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tube t Flush Out Poisonous Waste When disorder of kidney function permit' nnisonous matter to remain in sour blood

it may cause nngeing backache, rheumatiil

pains, leg pams, loss of pep ana energy, get ting up nights. sweilinK, puffincss under th even, headaches and dizziness. Frequent 01

scanty passages with sninrtiwr and burnind sometimes shows there is something wrond

With your kidneys or blnrider. Don't wait ! Ask your druggist for Doan'i Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successful! by millions for over 50 years. Doan's giv hann relief and will help the 15 miles o

kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from

your blood. Get JJoan a ruin.

TODAY'S GRAB BAG

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

THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. What city in Europe is named after a Greek goddes.s? 2. Havana lies in what direction from New York City? 3. For what purpose was the Bastille used before the French revolution ? 4. What famous battle in American history was fought three weeks after an armistice was signed? 5. What American poet is commemorated in Westminster Abbey?

FOLKS OF FAME GUESS THE NAME

IT HAPPENED TODAY 1753 Thomas Bewick, English Illustrator, wood engraver, born.

i . io ADDOtt Henderson l haver.

painter, discoverer of camouflage, born. 1863 Julius Kosenwald, merchant, philanthropist, born. 188Q Christie Mathewson, great baseball pitcher, born. 1882 George Wesley Bellows, American painter, born. 1941 Henri P h 11 1 1 p p e Petain, summoned France to full support of Adolf Hitler; backed German war against Russia.

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By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Press Wrfsr

of a church magazine in 1912

and later was a member of th

staff of the magazine section

a New York newspaper.. He als

acted as book reviewer. Whe

World War I broke out he enlist ed and was killed on the field o

battle in France, Aug. 1, 191S

leaving a Wife and four-childreri

He was the author of books o!

poems. Summer of Love, Tree

and Other Poems, etc. Now wh was this author and soldier ? (Names at bottom of column)

MRS. HARRY TRUMAN, rasklng "guest at reception honoring two i;v presidential appcintses. chats with guests cf honor. Mrs. Perle Ileum tleft), new minister to Luxembourg, and Ilrs. Gsorgia K'eese Ci-u K (right), new treasurer of the U. S, (inufnzuoal Ssu;;1?'jqivJ

IT'S BEEN SAID Earth, thou great footstool of eur God, who reigns on high; thou fruitful source of all our raiment, life and food; our house, our parent, and our nurse. Isaac Watts.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY A joyous greeting to Cecil B. JDeMille, motion picture director; Jacinto Martinez y Benavente, playwright, and Jane Wyman, actress.

1 Daughter of famous parents, she has not followed in their footsteps but has made her own contribution to the world. Born in ParisTDec. 6, 1904. she was graduated from Sevigne college with degrees in science and philosophy. At first she turned to music and made her piano debut in Paris in 1925. She began writing music and drama criticism for French journals at first under an assumed name, then was asked to make a lecture tour in the United States. She wrote a fine biography of her mother. When France fell in World War II, she first went to England, then to the United States, and also served in Algiers as a French administrative officer. Who is she? . 2 He was born on Dec. 6. 18S6. received his degree at Columbia university, N. Y., in 1908. He was editorial assistant of Standard Dictionary in 1909, became editor

YOUR FUTURE If you act quickly upon you own intuition in the next 1 months, you should be able t settle your most outstandim problems. Optimistic, cheerfi?

and philosophical, should be to

day s child.

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE MONOPOLY fmsn-OP-o lee) Exclusive control of th supply of any commodity or serv ice in a given market. ,Exclusiv possession of a thing, as of learr ing. Origin: Latin Monopoliurr from Greek Monopolia.

HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Athens, after Pallas Ath ene. ; 2. Approximately southwest; 3. Confinement of politic? prisoners, 4. Battle of New Orleans in th War of 183 2. 5. Henry Wadsworth Lnir fellow. UH '3f Ui:i2s z 'ur,- mi