Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 165, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 August 1949 — Page 7
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FOR SALE
IVE US your fall fertilizer :r now. See us for weed, brier sprout killer. See us for rened Balbo rye seed. Farm eau Co-op. ROZEN FOOD CONTAINi We have a complete line Iccommodate your locker stor1 needs. Ascorbic acid for rhes. RICKARD FROZEN iD SERVICE, across from ion Home, Sullivan. 11 insurance IS NOT alike: 2 with each new auto policy ten a road ATLAS of all cs. Policy is good all states Canada, with permit issued ;o to Mexico at no additional . Nationwide claim service. 3 Hall, Coffman Bldg., Sulli-
FOR SALE 6-room brick veneer house, completely modern. At 547 W. Johnson. Call in person of morning. Lillie Carrico. FOR SALE Home grown wa
termelons as low as 6 for $1. Also !
Blacklee watermelons weighing up to 40 lbs. for 50c. Wholesale or retail. 6 mi. west of High
ISchool on Highway 154.
FOR SALE BALBOA RYE. C. E. Merrill Farm, 2 Ms miles north of Sullivan on highway 41. Phone 436-B or 9061.
DR SALE 1941 International and half ton truck. Has tanis, 825x20 tires, 16-foot' bed l grain sides and stock racks, speed axle. All in good conon and priced right. Also two tor tires, 900x24, like new. ic T Wrecking Co.
R SALE 0-20-0 superpnos- . . ,. . j 9 A
,e, delivered ana spreau. rxoik
rices. Ellis Hatchery, Car-
Ind.
RAMBO APPLES for cooking or eating. Orchard run $1.75 bu. Good quality. Bring container. Stalnaker Orchard, 3 mi. north Shelburn on 41.
!JR SALE Baling good timo-
hay Thursday. Lespedeza and
top later. Phone 8143. Ermine kson, Sullivan R. 5.
OR SALE Tin cans for auto-
Lic sealers, size No. 2 and No. . Also mangoes, pimentoes and ipers. Robertson Greenhouse. OHNSON Production Bred ICKS HATCH EVERY MONY, at $12.50 per hundred. 13c less than 100. Johnson Feed & sply Co., 115 So. Court St. ime 606. roR SALE Nice Elberta iches. Bring containers. John pper, Merom Station.
1. 6-room bungalow, strictly modern, good location. Possession soon. 2. 8-room bungalow, strictly modern, full basement, close in. 3. Other 4 and 5-room semimodern houses. 4. 5-room house, water in kitchen, poultry house, 3 acres good soil, close to Carlisle, on Highway 41. Price $1800.00. Immediate possession. 5. 4-room house, basement under one room, 2 large lots, on Highway 54, Dugger. Sacrifice price. Immediate possession. 6. Polio Insurance. $5,000.00 for each case, no waiting period. Costs only $5.00 for 2 years for one individual, costs only $10.00 for 2 years, entire family. Pays from first day, with benefits for 3 years treatment. C. Usrey, Real Estate and Insurance, 451 South Troll. Phone
542-Y.
' FOR SALE Baled hay, redtop and lespedeza, wire bound 80 lb. bales. Road 54, first farm west of Regent mine, south side. L. E. Jarrett.
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iun oajue. i weiny-iuui-mtii CAST IRON HOT AIR FURNACE, BLOWER AND HOLCOMB & HOKE STOKER. With controls and hot air pipes. Priced for immediate sale. See H. V. Bennett
c-o Bennett's Pharmacy. FOR SALE White enamel coal range. Nearly new. Mrs. Lois Raley, 826 N. Couat. KLONDIKE watermelons. Roy Adams, 4 miles west Carlisle.
DISHES. ,In Sets and open stock. Sets 'from $2.75 to $32.50. Sets include Homer Laughlin ware, in many grades and prices. P and A Furniture, South Side Square. Miscellaneous Having trouble with your car or truck? Let experienced, proven mechanics fix it for you at Sulli
van County Motor Sales on U. S.
41, Shelburn, Indiana.
I'OR SALE New Itguns and rifles. 30dy.
and used
Pirtle &
FOR SALE House, 4 large ooms. On paved street. Fair ondition. Inquire at 738rE, leech St. Dora Ritchie.
New Kelvinator refrigerators.
$19 down, 24 months to pay.
Pirtle & Inbody.
FOR SALE Good recleaned and treated Vigo wheat, $2.50 a bushel. James E. Shrum, phone 9204.
Experienced bookkeeper desires position in Sullivan. Box 245 care Times.
FOR SALE 1 Ford Ferguson
tractor, 1 Ford tractor, 1 1946
Ford pickup, 1 1938 Chev. coupe Sullivan Tractor Sales.
IF YOUR car heats " or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.
NUUCa fienty of min
nows, both large and small.
437 So. Court.
rOR SALE Blue plums. BoltOrchard, 4 miles east of Dug- , Vi mile north of Triangle. ABCO LINOLEUM with 5 yr. itten guarantee in rugs or yd. Dds. Prompt delivery and lay- ;. Fagg Bros. ' . ' . ?OR SALE Gas range, excelit condition. $15.00. 230 East ishington St. FOR SALE .Barred Rock fries, : lb. Dan Goble, 2 miles east on from Curryville. i CHOOSE YOUR PAINTS kREFULLY. Choose O'Brien's. ie Finishes since 1875. P and A rniture, South Side Square. ?OR SALE Apartment house, rooms, 3 separate units, rents S4.00 every 4 weeks, hardwood ors, 2 complete baths, new nnox furnace, stoker and blownew garage. 1 block of square. i W. Wall St. ?OR SALE OR TRADE F-12 ictor outfit, good condition, bert Richard Robbins, Sullivan 5.
FOR SALE Canning peaches, tree ripened, $1.50. First house west of County Home. Phone 9283. ,
FOR- SALE-j-Used ' 8 f cu. wft. Frigidaire. Excellent condition. Cash. McKinley's Electric Shop.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1936 Ford. Priced cheap. Also farm tractor with starter and li'ghts, pulls 2 12" plows. Fox's Dairy, IV2 mi. east Jasonville:
FOR SALE Special Approved Farm Bureau White Rock pullets. Hatched March 3. $1.50 each. Mrs. Carl Medsker, Graysville; FOR SALE Fur jacket, tweed coat and dresses size 9-12. 530 E. Washinton. Phone 438-A.
FOR SALE Well fed and fin-' building.
1 ished fries 35c a lb. Strictly fresh
and cleaned virgin eggs 50c doz. Elza Hawkins, 2 miles north, mi. west at brick house.
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. WE DO gas and arc welding in
the field or shop. Also automoI bile, tractor, and farm machine repair. Hougland's Garage, PaxI ton, Ind. Located in Post Office
TOE. SALE Skelgas range, ;chen cabinet, metal clothes iset, metal shelf closet, 9x12 g, drop-leaf table, linoleum. 11 after 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Edna Follette, Shelburn. FOR SALE Warm Morning ater, Model 520; 72 inch croeted table cover, fits either und or oval table; two-burner t plate; piano. All for sixty liars or will sell separately, lephone 124-G Shelburn.
FOR SALE 7-room all modern me, at 310 W. Thompson St., llivan.. Priced to sell. Brown stract Company.
FOR SALE Florence heater, tique bureau, metal bed, rug, andry stove, library table, esser, steel daybed kitchen binet folding bed 324 Glen St., lellburn, Ind. FOR SALE Play pen, used one iar. Phone 428-L.
FOR SALE Red clover and lespedeza hay; grindstone, panel doors, two wagons, horse-drawn mower and corn planter. S. E. Walters, 4 miles east of Paxton. FOR SALE Large Guernsey milk cow, fresh, good and gentle, heavy milker; nice heifer calf. R. H. Harmon, Fairbanks. FOR SALE New Remington or Springfield, automatic rifle and shotgun. Plenty of rifle shells and shotgun shells at Bose's. FOR SALE Extra nice grocery store, stock and fixtures. Will trade for Sullivan property or farm or some other town property not too far away. Inquire 424 So. Court.
SEE US for all types of upholstering. We have all grades of cloth and the best in plastics. Thomas Upholstering Shop, Dugger, Ind. Phone 228. When your pullets are ready to lay, be sure and use one of Johnson's 3 good Egg Mashes. 18 Economy Egg Mash at $3.90 in cotton; 20 Blue Ribbon Egg Mash at $4.10 in cotton; 22 Special Egg Mash at $4.30 in cotton. 10c higher in print bags. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court. Phone 606.
WE will trade for that old refrigerator on a new Frigidaire or electric range. Thomas Upholstering Shop, Your Frigidaire Dealer, Dugger, Ind. Phone 228. Introducing Servall, an allpurpose cleaner. Will not injure hands or fabrics. Try a can today.
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AGREEMENT CORN. Shelled
Corn, no handling charge; 2lzc
per bu. for shelling ear corn.
JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to
C. & 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. . 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.
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, PHILGAS RANGE prices start at $117.70, completely installed with two cylinders of PHILGAS. Sudden delivery, see BILL McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer.
Vacuum clean your heating system. A clean furnace saves fuel. Installing, repairing. 419 N. Broad. Phone 830. -
Thousands of doctors prescribe Spencer Supports for condition's of abdomen, back or breasts. Designed, cut and made just for you. Iva Giles. ''. PUBLICGAMES, Tuesday, Aug. 23rd,' 7:30 p.m., M.' W. of A. hall, by Daughters of America.
ROOFING, insulation, Congowall floor tile laid by a highly experienced man. Free estimate, by John Gallagher, Phone 832-A.
WANTED WANTED Farm equipment salesman. Age 25 to 40. Must have car. Box 44 c-o Times. WANTED A refined person to board a well behaved v7-year-old girl whilemother works. Phone 324-X.
WANTED To buy corn. Ira Woodward, Carlisle R. 1. Carlisle Phone.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Modern furnished 2- room apt. 332 W. Beech. FOR RENT Modern furnished 3- room apartment. Private bath.
Adults only. Inquire at 610 N. Main in person.
News Of Surrounding Communities
JisW DAD
You are not forgotten, Dad, Nor will you ever be, As long as life and memory last We will remember our Dad.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes by we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle ' face, No one can ever fill your vacant place. In memory of our Dad, Ed Kellams, who passed away Aug. 20, 1946, three years ago. The Family
thrill1 to ni
We Pay For Dead Animals
Hall Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Craw-
ord 8201, Terre Haute. We jay all phone charges. 24-
hour service.
John Wachtel CoJ
Terre Haute, Indiana
Peerless WATER SYSTEMS
County Hardware
VAUGHN JONES
No. Side Sq. Phone 47
Hunting Season is Close Guaranteed gun repairs. . Bob's Repair Shop at 403 Sylvandell. Phone 454. BEREADY FOR SUMr,IER bring In your lawn mower now for grinding and repairing. BOONE'S SHOP, 16 E. Jackson, Sullivan.
. OUR SPECIAL Vew Spinet piano. Standard make. ONLY $398.00, R. W. Cadwell Music House, Sullivan, Indiana. '
WANTED Users for bottle gas stoves, 100 lbs. of gas, installed for $54.95, $139.95, $169.95 and up. Thomas Upholstering Shop, Dugger, Ind. Phone 228.
Woiild-Be Cowboys Nabbed In Chicago CHICAGO, Aug. 19 (UP) Two teen-aged "cowboys," nabbed,, by police as they sought to buy horses . and head" for the Wild . Wast, admitted today that they looted a fashionable D troit home of $800 in cash and $500 in jewelry.
HYMERA Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gordon of Hammond, were called home due to the death of Mrs. Gordon's aunt, Lottie Godfrey. Bill Trump received a broken ankle while playing baseball at the Stadium Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Husband and Nell Gordon returned home Monday night after a 10-day trip to Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens have
moved to their new home. Jack Ring, Kenny "ting,, Bill Foreman and Ed Stewart visited the zoo in St. Louis Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McBride and sons of Nobllesville, spent Isst week with Mrs. McBride's mother, Victoria Tipton, and with Mr. McBride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McBride of Jasonville route. Miss Alma McBride of Mishawaka, is spending her vacation with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Nickless and Macil are spending their vaoa-
tion touring the East.
Mrs. Rena Holliday and sons.
Dave and, Howard, are visiting
relatives in Anderson this week. Bert Palmer of Shelburn, has moved into the Roy Laymo i store building.
WANTED TO RENT Modern 5 : charles Bausiaugh and Robert or 6 room house. Will pay "6 Hamilton, both 15. were arrestmonths rent in advance. Call J.,e.d b State Police yesterday as
Ratway, Sullivan Hotel.
WE NOW HAVE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Water Heaters Also American Standard Bathroom Equipment. We do repair work. - Sullivan Plumbing Co. First Rpad South and East Of Cheese Factory. Phone 259
they climbed out of a taxicab in front of a suburban riding
wAWTTr.nTW mnk vnprl- stable- The youths said they
enced. Apply in person. Du- wanted to "buy a couple of horses charme's Drive In. . an n?e down to Texas to PUT1 cattle. HELP W ANTED They were dressed in cowboy Women for light factory work, outfits, complete except for 10Guaranteed starting wage. Pro- ganon hats,, which they said they duction Incorporated, Merom, In- couic: not buy in Chicago haberdiana. dasheries.
LOST
They had $657 in their pockets,
and told police they had earned.
the money honestly. But under
LOST Large male yellow cat. j continued questioning they ad-
Reward. Please notify Mrs. Ruth mitted that they stole the money P. Johnson, Fairbanks, Ind. R. 1. hn Detroit Wednesday.
LOST Wedneslay afternoon,
gold pinf spray effect with five ! vari-colored sets. Finder return I to Times Office. Reward. ' I
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Strikes Help, White Tells Fact Finders By H. D. Quige United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. 19 (UP) C. M. White, outspoken president of the Republic .Steel Corp.. told President Truman's stee' fact-finding board today,-that a strike in event of a managementlabor deadlock is "a hell of a good way to work" collective bargaining. White, who started as a steel laborer and worked his way ur in the industry, - expressed his opinions in , frank and colorful language in answer to questions by the board after he had fin
ished his prepared statement. Republic presented its' arguments in the seventh day of the steel industry's case against the steel workers' demands for a 30-cent package fourth-round wage increase. Answers Question In answer to a question by Board Member Samuel I. Resenman, White said he thought that "competition for our products" and "what our market is" should
be the proper criteria for fixing wages. After presenting the
factors he thought should be considered at the bargaining table in a labor dispute, he I added: j
"I think that labor has got to I be just as big as industry in seeing that the right results are reached. If labor is not big enough, then we have got to fight the thing cut. That is the way I look at bargaining, and if they think we are wrong, they strike us, see? That is the way this thing should work. "It is a hell of a good way to work it." Strikes Expensive He added that the steel industry doesn't like strikes, that they are expensive and "very bad." , "But if that is the way it har-
to be worked out why, every strike comes to. and end," he ?aid. "I have never been in one that did not ccme to an end and ther aere worse things than ? strike. Everybody gets a lot ol things off their chests and they say a lot of dirty things and they seem to feel awfully good after it is all over and they are back to work." In his prepared statement, White said that the appointment of the fact-finding board in the steel industry wage dispute "smacks of pprice and wage fixing."
ing 16 persons. : Capt. William A. Thompson,-"' in charge of the State Ponce i:i-: vestigation of the wrecK, said he was convinced that the .. identifications of 14 persons', found in the wreckage were correct, and that the only unidenti-"1' fied body was that of a man " about 70 years old. Thompson's statement eliminated the "possibility that Maurice Adamson. age 24, Bedford,might have been among the " victims. A key which unlocked -Adamson's apartment was found in the wreckage. Iw The unidentified body was -buried in Rosehill Cemetery "
in Bloomington.
hissing Man Not In Wrecked Bus INDIANAPOLIS Ind., Aug. 19 (UP) State Police today said it Wad been established "definitely", that there were only 27
I passengers and the driver aboard I a Greyhound bus which burned near Bloomington, Aug. 10, Kill-
Many Koosiers ' Get Chest X-Rays INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19. (U.R),. Hcosiers had chest X-rays taken at the rate of 27,000 per month during the first half of 1949 the ' Indiana Tuberculosis Association said today. Murray A. Auerbach, executive secretary of the organization, said ( 160,854 persons were X-rayed , during the first six months of . this year. He said approximately
115,000 of hte pictures were takea, by units owned by the State Board of Health. Most of the rest ' were taken by units owned by county tuberculosis associations. -; Last year, .299,164 persons in Indiana got chest X-rays, Auer-" bach said. '
Plane Lands A! Sea All Aboard Saved PLANE LANDS 24 pt ' v WESTOVER FIELD, Mas3., Aug. 19. (UP) An Air Force . C-54 transport, returning from the Berlin airlift, crash-landed in '. ' the sea off Newfoundland today ' and 35 Americans were shaken ' and bruised, military air trans- ; port officials reported here. Names of those aboard were ,. not immediately available. , , The Air Force said the men were forced down off Stephenville, in St. George's Bay.