Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 170, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 August 1949 — Page 7

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FOR SALE

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BLONDIE

E US your fall fertilizer

now. See us for weed, brier

iirout killer. See us for re-

li Balbo rye seed. Farm

i Co-op.

BZEN FOOD CONTAIN-

We have a complete line

immodate your locker storieeds. Ascorbic acid for k RICKARD FROZEN I SERVICE, across from

Home, Sullivan.

insurance IS NOT alike:

Ivith each new auto policy

In a road ATLAS of all

Policy is good all states

anada, with permit issued

to Mexico at ho additional

Nationwide claim service.

lall, Coffman Bldg., Sulli-

SALE 1941 International

fid half ton truck. Has tan-

825x20 tires, 16-foot bed rain sides and stock racks,

jeed axle. All in good con-

and priced right. Also two tires, 900x24, like new.

T Wrecking Co.

I SALEjO-20-0 superphos-

delivered and spread. Ask

Irices. tins natcnery, uar-

Ind.

SALE Baling good timo-

ay Thursday. Lespedeza and

later. Phone 8143. Ermine

pn, suiuvan o.

FOR SALE 1946 Pontiac sedan, 1949 John Deere A with new. cultivators, 2 bottom 14" plow on rubber, 7 ft. tandem disc, rubber tired wagon and miscellaneous tools. June McCammon, Admrx. Claude Osburn Estate, 3 mi. west Farm-ersburg.

YOU'LL ENJOY being with us next Sunday, 9:30, and helping us win the ' contest with TERRE HAUTE and WASHINGTON. FIRST CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

FOR SALE One new Stokermatic coal stoker below cost price. Arrow Auto Stores, Sullivan. Kelvinator elec. ranges, $19 down, 24 months to pay. Buy where the guarantee is reliable and immediate service available. Firtle & Inbody. .BICYCLE TIRES & TUBES. Back to school sale. Tires $1.75 up; Tubes 98c up. All sizes of new SCHWINN BIKES. JUsed bikes like new. Whizzer motors. Parts and repairing. OSCAR NORRIS & SONS, 8 N. Main.

FOR SALE 2 heating stoves, sewing machine, garden plow, feather pillows, curtains, several pieces of furniture and other articles. 621 N. Section.

OUR SPECIAL New Spinet piano, Standard make. ONLY $398.00. R. W. Cadwell Music House, Sullivan, Indiana.

FOR SALE Good Sunbeam electric shaver, Radiant gas heater, senior grade used books in.

FOR SALE Fries, V-k to 3 lbs. Also dining table. Wade Gadberry, 1505 N. Main.

K SALE Tin cans for auto- jside door 830 No Court

scalers, size ino. s ana ino. lso mangoes, pimentoes and is. Robertson Greenhouse. INSON Production Bred

KS HATCH EVERY MON-

at $12.50 per hundred. 13c

ks than 100. Johnson Feed & , . - ft fy l pi

jy Co., no oo. voun oi.

606.

vinator freezers,

nths to pay. 5 yr.

& Inbody. "

$21 down, guarantee.

Id late model Servel 10' gas

rator. Guaranteed. $19 24 months to pay. Pirtle &

SALE Well fed and fin-

rjes 35c a. lb. Strictly fresh

eaned virgin eggs 5Derttbz.

Hawkins, 2 miles north,

st at brick house.

i AB white enamel table

is range. A

& Inbody.

1.- E-Z terms.

s SALE Strictly modern

m home, large basement, . Corner lot, four blocks of house northwest. Priced lor quick sale. Phone 403.

I .SALE Nice Elberta s. Bring containers. John r, Merom Station.

.inator refrigerators, $19 24 months to pay. Big in allowance. Pirtle & In-

SALE Near West Washand Cross Sts.. 5-room

Lnodern bungalow. $4,000.00.

Box 760 care Times. '

K SALE Hot air furnace

ffinkler stoKer. Cheato. 311

a Ave. Phone 944-X.

SALE Silver fox Chub-

ke new, size 14. Cheap, Also

r pump. 230 N. Section.

SAdams.

R SALE North State St.. 9-

strictly modern duplex.

) down, easv terms. Rented

per month. Inquire 424 So. C. Price.

PHILGAS RANGE prices start at $117.70, completely installed with two cylinders of PHILGAS. Sudden delivery, see BILL- McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer.

END OF MONTH SALE Sun Visors, already painted, $9.95; guaranteed Spark Plugs, 29c; Seat Covers, full sets, $8.95; 6.00x16 Inner Tubes, $1.98; Chamois, med. size, 98c; Motor Oil. per gal., 49c; Auto Side TVlirrors, $1.19; Outside House Paigt, good ality, gal., $3.98, Arrow Auto Stores, Montgomery Ward Dealer, Sullivan, Linton.

FOR SALE 4-room house on two acres of land at Dugger.

Floyd McCammon, Phone 175-R4.

FOR SALE 13A horsepower stationary gasoline engine, at Victoria Tipton's, 1 mile south of

Hymera and the third house east

on shale road.

FOR SALE Good red Durham milk cow; one Briggs-Stratton motor. Donald Robertson, 3 miles north Dugger. FOR SALE Dining room suite, porch chair and table. Also numerous other articles. 218 N. Cross.

FOR SALE Used furniture.

Walnut chest, rocking chairs,

small table with drawer, drop-1 leaf kitchen table. Antique Shop, I

23 North Court St.

FOR SALE 1947 Chevrolet 5passenger coupe; 1946 Dodge 2door; 1941 G.M.C. pickup; 1940

Buick 4-door; 1939 Ford coupe;

1940 Plymouth 4-door. Powell

Motor Sales. " FOR" S ALE 19T8" Woods" Bros.

corn picker. Rudolph Wernz,

Phone 505.

FOR SALE Fries $1.00 each.

Dressed 25c extra. 3 miles north,

mile east of 41. Howard Boone.

FOR SALE Kalamazoo coal range, green, ivory, good condition; oil range. Nick Taylor, 119 So. Buckley, Shelburn, Ind.

FOR SALE 1938 Chev. coupe. Fair condition. Hugh Wilson, 30 ' West Snow. Phone 710-L. '

FOR SALE 4-room modern! home. Cheap if taken at once.!

See Bud Lang, 323 N. Beasley

St., Sullivan. Phone 342-L.

FOR SALE 15 Hampshire cross gilts, 150 to 175 lbs. Double immune. Unusually nice. Dale Billman, Phone 123, Sullivan.

' FOR SALE Beautiful modern 7-room home. This property can j

be shown after 4 p.m. daily. Close

in. W. T. Mellott.

PEACHES Hale, Georgia Belle, and Big Red peaches on sale at Wood's Orchard until Sept. 1. Orchard located 42 miles due east of Sullivan; If coming east on Ind. 54 turn north at -filling station and church. Go north a mile and west a mile to orchard.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE 4 milk cows, one heifer, one bull, 7 shoats. Also boy's bicycle. Dale Creager, 4 miles north Dugger.

FOR SALE Small coal range, lawn mower, ringer mop bucket, bench clothes ringer and few garden tools. 610 East Jackson. FOR SALE 1937 Ford Tudor, radio, clock, heater, five good tires. Price $200.00. 604 N: Main.

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Having trouble with your car or truck? Let experienced, proven mechanics fix it for you at Sullivan County Motor Sales on U, S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana. IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan.

BOYS W A N T E D!!' Lee!

French's class needs 25 boys

next Sunday to help BEAT!

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FOR SALE Case Combine, ft., 1948 model. Wilbur Grass,

I mile north of Carlisle.

SALE 1941 Ford truck,

fcn with grain bed and stock

1940 Ford coupe, 1940 Hud-

ach. Lloyd Motor Sales.

Motor Reboring, brake drums reground, hard seat grinding, oxygen and acetylene cylinders. Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor Supply, 10 E. Jackson St.

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HUNTING SEASON is here-

Guaranteed gun repairs. Bob's;

Repair Shop at 403 Sylvandell, Phone 454.

The Sullivan Home Economics Club will hold a Bazaar and Bake Sale August 27 at ( the Sullivan Decorating Store.

BE READY FOR SUMT.IER4U

oring in your lawn mower now for grinding and repairing. BOONE'S SHOP, 16 E. Jackson, Sullivan.

i The old . experienced painter calls for Benjamin Moore's Paints Superior Quality since 1883.

FOR SALE 2-year-old Guern- Rent our NEW floor sanding

sey cow and heifer calf. James H. Hall, south of High School, Dugger.,i ;

FOR SALE Children's fall and winter clothing, sizes 1 through 5. Good condition. Also kitchen electric clock. Cheap. 625 So. Court or Phone 409-X. FOR SALE 4-yeai-old Hol-

! stein cow and calf; 7 shoats

RiK SeCIA!-Pig! weihiS 5 ";. gilts werg'hing

' Ration, $3.95; Hominy, 16 Dairy, $2.85. Shake's

Store, 1 mile east of Sulli-

l SALE Apartment house,

ms, i separate units, rents

0 every 4 weeks, hardwood

2 complete baths, new

px furnace, stoker and blow-

w garage. 1 block of square.

Wall St.

R SALE Homegrown wa-

lons up to 40 lbs. for 50c.

as low as 3 for $1.00. Second

north of Rickard's Locker on 41.

150 lbs.

Ind.

William Bush, Shelburn,

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.

DON'T . MISS IT!! Be at

Christian Sunday School next!

Sunday and help us win the

contest. Classes for all ages.

ATTENTION, FARM WOMEN Servall, ideal cleaner for milk utensils and separators. Tasteless, odorless, harmless. Ask your independent grocer. ""PUBLIC GAMES, Tuesday, August 30th, 7:30 p.m., M. W. of A. hall, by Daughters of America.

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

We Pay For

Dead Animals

Monroe Feed Service,

ivan phone 332 ior Craw-

8201, Terre Haute. We

all phone charges. 24-

service.

n Wachtel Co.

erre Haute, Indiana

Gambles AUTOMATIC TOASTER 14.95

f) i) The Friendly Store ' Authorized Dealer Frank St Bud Vanzo, Owner" N. Side Square

ROOFING, insulation, Congowall floor tile laid by a highly experienced man. Free estimate, by John Gallagher, Phone 832-A. SERVALL!! The new all new purpose cleaner leaves dishes and glassware sparkling. Ask your grocer for a can today.

WANTED

HELP WANTED by First!

Christian Sunday School NEXTj

I SUNDAY. WE MUST BEATS

I WASHINGTON.

WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. Good wages. Mrs. John Organ, 23 N. French St. Phone 419. WANT lady help to work in restaurant. Must work steady. Must have experience in all lines. South Side Texaco Inn. Call in person.

OBITUARY OF MRS. CHAUNCEY R. PIETY

Effie Myrtle Fuller, daughter of George H. and Sarah Fuller, was born February 1, 1884, at Fairbanks, Indiana, and departed this life from the Christian Parsonage, Farmington, Missouri, on August ,22,,, 1949, at the age of 65 years,, 6, jponths, 21 days. ,

She spent her girlhood days in a farm home near Fairbanks, Indiana, and graduated from the Fairbanks High School, and also from Central Normal College, Danville, Indiana. She then taught school three years. While teaching' she became acquainted with Chauncey R. Piety, who was also a teacher, and they were united in marriage August 10, 1908, at her parents' home, Dr. O. B. Whitaker, President of Union Christian College, officiating. To this union one son and four daughters were born, all of whom are living. In her teen years she became a Christian, uniting with the Church of Christ; and after her marriage she transferred her membership to the Christian church with her husband. She was loyal to her church and unwavering in her faith to the end. When her health was good she taught in the Bible School and worked in the 'women's auxiliaries. She maintained her membership in the Eastern Star and Rebekahs and enjoyed the fellowship of these orders. Mrs. Piety is survived by her husband, Pastor Chauncev R.

News Of Surrounding Communities

YuaoslavOil

SHELByRrl

Mrs. Alma Jeffers and daughter and Mrs. Loice Hixon and

I daueht.er were in Rnlliwnn i

MEROM

Mrs. Edith Vaughn left Saturday to join Mr. and Mrs. George

Thursday.

Terre Haul On Critical

Jobless Lis

-(UP) added "criti-

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26The White House today 22 areas in 11 states to its

cal unemployment" list. Presidential Assis:ant John R. Steelman directed government agencies in a letter to make s many of their purchases as possible in these areas in an effort to stimulate employment The Labor Department reported that the 22 areas have more than 12 per cent of their labor force unemployed. Hence, they qualify for special -consideration from government agencies under President .Truman's program to help hard-hit areas. The new areas had an unemploympnt total of 148,000 in

July. Most of them, generally

Vaughn and family in Clinton on a trip to Big Rapids, Michi

gan for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vaughn Jr. and family. Mrs. Gecrgf Thomas is visiting relatives at West Salem, Illinois. Inez Hostettler and Sandra Simmons of Bedford, have been spending their vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bays. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell and Mrs. Lou Hunley were supper guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Breck Leach. Robert Turpen of the U. S. Navy, who , is stationed at Jacksonville, Florida, is home on leave with his parents, Mr. and M" Lcwe" Turnen an-i firmly. Mr. and Mrs. James Mahan of Terre Haute, are moving into the property recently vacated by W anrt ' s. Georj:"'' Frederick. Mrs. William S. Vinsc.i ai:d daughter of Warner fiobins, Georgia, are guests of Mrs. Stella Johnson.

WANTKD Team matphorl wnvlr

mares one to five years old, 1200- j Pietv; her son, Harl O. Piety of small cities, are engaged in coal

v-uiyus vnnsu, iexas; , tour. mining, textiles and metal pro

aaugniers, Mrs. J. (Jiaude Catron, duction,

uate uty, Va

1500

Ind

pounds. Box 202, Carlisle,

WANTED 4-foot floor case. Call 20. Dixie Grill.

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

JOB OPEN for young man interested in feed, selling. Apply at Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St.

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FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished room with outside entrance. Phone 546. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for housekeeping, or sleeping. Private entrance. In Shelburn. Tele. 158.

FOR RENT Vacant soon,

i

nice three-room modern apart

ment. Write Box 4 care Times.

Mrs. I. N. Seibert. !

uutnrie center, Iowa; Mrs. Walter Miles, Jr., Low Point, 111., and Miss Pauline Piety of Peoria, 111.; six grandsons and five granddaughters; also three brothers, Elwood Fuller, Sullivan, Indiana; Ira Fuller, Prairie Creek. Indiana, and Scott B. Fuller, of Fairbanks, Indiana. Life for her was joy in service, Love for God and home and friends; And such loyalties in living Build a life that never ends. .

PATTIE ANNE SMALL WILLIAM L. MORRIS TO WED SATURDAY

The wedding of Miss Pattie Anne Small, daughter of Mr. and

setmery mms

TRIESTE, Aug. 26. (UP) Yugoslavia's largest known oil refinery was set afire by saboteurs yesterday and was still' ablaze today, according to reliable reports reaching here. ,. . Informants said the fire broke' out simultaneaously in four places in the Romsa refinery in Fiume, which Yugoslavia received from Italy under the peace treaty. ,, They said the Fiume fire brigade and Yugoslav troops were battling to bring the blaze under! control, but that it appeared the fire would continue for another 48 hours. Only a few days ago a Yugoslav government official warned Yugoslav workers to beware of! sabotage by agents of the Kremln and the Cominform. The warning was issued after three unexplained train wrecks and a disastrous fire that broke out in the largest ship of the Yugoslav merchant marine in Dalmatian waters.

TRUCK DRIVER BURNED TO DEATH ' KENDALL VILLE, Ind., Aug." 26. (UP) A truck driver believed to be Joseph Chudanov, age 33, Walkerton, was burned to death early today when the truck he was driving left U. S. 6 and

caught fire. State police said

one, Bruceville, Morris, son of William Morris will take place

and William L. Mr. and Mrs. Sr., of Sullivan, Saturday,, Aug.

TODAY'S TEMPERATURES The unofficial temperatures Sullivan today were

in

at 7:30 a.m. at noon

75 degrees 88 degrees

They are located in Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Vermont.

The original cities were 27, it has been announced

Bridgeport and Waterbury, Conn.; New Bedford and Worcester, Mass.; Muskegon, Mich,; Scranton and Wilkesbarre, Pa.;

Utica-Rome, N. Y.; Providence, i R. I., and Knoxville, Tenn. ! The 22 new areas include: i Illinois Cairo, including Alex-1 ander and Pulaski counties; Crab Orchard, including Franklin, j Jackson. Johnson, Perry, Union I and Williamson counties, and ' Mount ' Vernon, including Jefferson County.' Indiana Terre Haute and Vigo County, and Vincennes and , Knox County. .

Mrs. Jack Small of rural route j Chudanov's identity was estab

lished through truck-drivers who saw Chudanov in the truck before the accident at Akron, O. The accident occurred east of Ligonier when the truck failed to make a curve.

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