Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 179, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 September 1949 — Page 7

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nal word, first Insertion. 18 words or less 7lo for three Insertions. 4o for each additional

or three insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. ' ., , t-d of Thanks $1.00. Obituaries, In'Memorlam, Besolutlon-2o per word, minimum L5l.

additional 5charge of (10o will be Added to classified ada ttt tre'npt paid f,or .byojend. oi

un, excepuny iinns .aau orgsmzawuns nfc carry reeiuar cnaryB accounta."'. ? , n

additional tharge of 25o- will be made for (he fcse of bo numWrs. :S i Tf:. i ' IT':

HR SALE

JaS your rail fertilizer w4v. See us for weed, brier

prout killer. See us for re-

d Balbo rye seed. Farm u Co-op.

DZEN FOOD CONTAIN-

UWe have a complete line

ommodate your locker stor-

needs. Ascorbic acid for

es. iai.ivAuj r rtuc-CiiM

SERVICE, across from

n iiome, aumvan.

L insurance is not alike. Our

FOR SALE New 1949 Ford Ms ton Pickup, V-8. Lloyd- Motor Sales. Inc., Sullivan, Ind.

FOR SALE 1947 Ford Super Tudor, R & H; 1940 Hudson coach, i f inn iu u j mrn ni j,.

mobile coupe. Lloyd Motor Sales, Inc., Sullivan, Ind.

FOR SALE Smair white cook stove and kitchen cabinet, both in good condition. Also kerosene space heater. Reasonable. Al Gettinger, Merom.

FOR SALE Nash coupe, good tires, good paint. Can be seen after 4 p. m. Mrs. Oliver Ogle, R. R. 2, Sullivan.

FOR SALE 2 good registered Polled Hereford yearling bulls, well-marked, dark color, blocky

I,ulT.',l", " I "iBaughman, West Union, 111.

Coffman Bldg. Phone 567.

R SALE 1941 International

nd half ton truck. Has tan-

825x20 tires, 16-foot bed

grain sides and stock racks, peed axle. All in good con-

and priced right. Also two

r tires. 900x24, like new.

T Wrecking Co.

FOR SALE Alfalfa. Baling Thursday afternoon. Get it from the field. Wire tied bales. ALSO CORN PICKER, one row. Like new. Dr. S. E. Lind-ley.

Miscellaneous

HNSON Production Bred

KS HATCH EVERY MON-.

at $12.50 per hundred. 13c

ess than 100. Johnson Feed &

ly Co., 115 So. Court St.

606.

W 1950 3 H.P. WHIZZEU

ORS at the same old price of

97, New model J motors are

down to $89.50 for as long as

last. Plenty of heavy duty

Parts and repairing. Oscar

is and tons, a norm Mam.

DR SALE One W. C. Allis-

Imers tractor and one W. C.

Chalmers mounted corn

er, one 4u-ioot corn elevator, late models and in good conin. Lang McCammon, R. 1, ivan, Carlisle phone.

Extra heavy hog troughs. Warranted to last one year. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind. "FOR SALE Corn Picker. Choice of 2 row Case or 1 row Woods. Both like new. C. E. West, Vi mi. south on U. S. 41. Phone 9191. '

FOR SALE 100 bushels recleaned and treated Goens wheat, $2 15 per bushel. Also 15-months-old Polled Hereford bull. Robert H. Ford, 6 miles northeast Sullivan near Peerless mine. FOR SALE 28-foot Alma House Trailer, fully equipped, and '41 Buick club coupe. Can be seen

12 to 6:00 p. m. 836 E. Dude St., Sullivan, Indiana.

Need a new battery for winter? We have them. Also Firestone tires, tubes and accessories. Come in and see us. Sullivan County Motor Sales, Shelburn, Ind., on U. S. 41. IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, 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. CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.

)R SALE '61 International ibine with motor and pickup

Just overhauled. New DempDrill with fertilizer and seed hment for Ford or Ferguson tor: Also for sale or trade,

Chevrolet l'z-ton long wheel

truck with grain bed and

le rack, A-l condition, for late

ielcar. Fred Lynch, Jr., 1.3 js east of Shelburn on Shady

Road. Shelburn Phone

UMBINES. Two 6 ft. Massey-

ris. One nevtf 1949. Never 1. $1,295.00. Other almost new.

75.00. Raymon Jennings, 5

es northwest or bhelburn or

at Frozen Food Locker at

mersburg on Highway 41.

OR SALE One row Picker,

J',one year, $450.00. Basil Mc

ty, mile east of Merom Sta i. R. 1 Merom.

OR SALE Nubian Heater, in

d condition, used two winters.

and C. Phegley, Carlisle R. 3.

"OR SALE Vigo seed wheat. I T.C. Runkle, Prairie Creek )iie.

JUROC HOG SALE Friday,

it. 16, 12:30 p. m., at Russell

mbs farm, 1 mi. west Carlisle.

ing boars and gilts. Top qualAllan Coulson and Sons,

ssell Combs and Sons.

FOR SALE Grimes Golden and Red Delicious apples. Other varieties later. Price according to grade. Sweet cider. mile west of New Lebanon Elevator. Rush Schaffer. FOR SALE 40 acres, 4-room house, half basement, barn and other outbuildings. Reasonably priced. Cecil Trueblood, mile and a quarter northwest Fairbanks.

FOR SALE 16 inch mounted International plow, fits Farmall 12 or 14; also 60 gallon lub tank, 60 gal. kerosenet tank with pumps Cheap. E. L. Sfttallwood.D miles east of Sullivan. Dugger phone. FOR SALE Warm Morning stove with jacket, $50.00. Lawn mower. Both in good condition. Call 699-B. Used bargains! 24" boy's bike, Leonard refrigerator, oil burning heating stove. E-Z terms. Pirtle & Inbody.

FOR SALE Bush, Shelburn,

Horses. Indiana.

William

FOR SALE 1944 6 ft. Case combine with motor. A-l condi

tion. Reasonable. First crossroads south of Youngstown,. 2nd house i east. Vireil Kinman. )

FOR SALE 1940 Mercury 2door, A-l condition. Call at City Taxi Stand or 590 South Court.

It's that time again. Is your car ready for fall and winter? Let qualified mechanics handle it for you at the Sullivan County Motor Sales in Shelburn on U. S. 41. The Ladies of St. Mary's will hold their fall rummage sale at 107 West Jackson St., September 9 and 10. Plenty bargains for young and old. Those wishing to give articles, call Mrs. Effie Wilson, Phone No. 246. Do you like to do your own housework? If not, let Servall do your work for you. The all new cleaner. PERSONAL , MEN, WOMEN! OLD AT 40, 50, 60! Want to feel peppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic Tablets

pep up bodies lacking iron; also contain Vitamin Bl, calcium. New "get acquainted" size ONLY 50c. At all druggists in Sullivan, at Smith Drug. v . ,- - OUR SPECIAL New Spinet piano, Standard make. ONLY $398.00. R. W. Cadwell Music House, Sullivan, Indiana. HUNTING SEASON is here Guaranteed gun repairs. Bob's Repair Shop at 403 Sylvandell. HAVE your mower sharpened now instead of waiting till spring. Tough grass require sharp mower now. Boone's Shop, 16 E. Jackson. SERVALL!! MeanTwhat it says. It serves for all your household cleaning. Ask your grocer for a can today. i

: ' -. .-. v ....... . t SULLIVAN DAILY TDS FRIDAY. SEPT. 9. 1949. ' PAGE SEVEN

ii .rrrrs . cr . r-i r gave you iv ,ra avTmat'v. ri Wnvoa.j

IIGAVEVOU) VL: r JUST AS MANY) t- I THIS Y3UNGER GENERATION ) ( I I V THE CANCY KISSES J .. I

RIP KIRBY

I CC'imi( ALDEN STONE'S PARENTS WEWTTOl I tt...WHAT ELSE COULD SHE DO? JEANNI6 WAS I I THIS ALL HAPPENED TEN YEARS ASO, HONEY; tWilM! TEXAS. THEY OFFERED TO BRING PENN I LESS...SHE CONSENTED..." , BUT JEANNIE NEVER LOST HER LOVE FOR HER TJA?A UP THEIR ONLY SON'S DAUGHTER "T : I II BABV SW5 ENSASED ME TO FIND LITTLE s

WANTED

OR SALE VIGO WHEAT,

gleaned and ready to sow. Cer-

ied by Indiana Corn Orowers

s'n. Allan Coulson & Sons, Sul'an. Large sized used Chest of

Viwers and Dresser with Beau-

ul mirror. P and A Furniture, uth Side Square.

'HILGAS RANGE prices start

$107.25, completely installed

Ih two cylinders of PHILGAS.

iden delivery, see BILL Mc-

Y, your PHILGAS dealer.

FOR SALE Six-room house, outbuildings. 2 lots with cistern on each, located in Merom. Also Warm Morning circulating heater like new. Mrs. Lewis Smiley, Merom, Indiana. OR SALE House Trailer, $800.00: See John Clerk, . New Lebanon, after 6 p. m.

HELP WANTED Permanent position open for young lady over 18 years old. Apply at Bennett Pharmacy. WANTED-TORENT4 "or " 5room house or apartment with 2 bedrooms. Phone 389.

Senate Group

Approves Arms Aid To Europe By John L. Steele United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, . Sept. 9. (U.R) A Senate committee today approved a $1,314,310,000 military aid bill to arm the free nations of the world and gave President Truman authority to spend $75,000,000 for arms to China. By a 19 to 3 vote, the combined foreign relations and armed services committee voted $1,000,000,000 for military assistance to the North Atlantic Pact nations. All but $100,000,000 of this amount will be withheld until the U. S. approves the pact's defense council recommendations. Members voted 11 to 9, along, straight party lines, to give Mr. Truman authority to spend up to $75,000,000 in China and the Far East if he sees fit. The amendment was opposed by Republicans who fought for a definite order that arms should go . to Chinese anti-Communists. .

, The bill also carries $211,370,,000 for Greece and Turkey, and

$27,640,000 for Korea, the Philippines and Iran. It granted all but $160,990,000 President Truman asked for Western Europe and added the $75,000,000, which the President did not request. Chairman Tom Connally, D., Tex.,' said committee members will give the measure final approval Monday. He said that compromises drafted in 19 executive committee sessions should pave the .way for "substantial" unanimity in the committee and on the Senate floor. . Before the committee approved the spending total it rejected, 13 to 10 an amendment by Sen. Walter F. George, D., Ga., to trim $200,000,000 off arms funds for Europe. The European program, comprising the bulk of the arms bill, Would find the U. S. sending abroad guns, tanks and planes in fulfillment of its "one for all" commitment under the Atlantic pact-.-The weapons would be drawn from U. S. surplus and reserve warehouses, plus a small amount of new arms production. The committee voted that $100,000,000 vshould be made available to the pact nations immediately.

News Of Surrounding Communities

uruwu chin SHELBURN

Runs On Rocks Off California

WISHING WELL

Registered U. S. Patent Office.

WANTED Two ladies to work in restaurant. Steady employment. Call in person. South Side Texaco Inn.

2 8 6 3 5:4 6 3 7 8 3 6 7' T B Y I S EON I, LFUN 6 3 1 8 6 1 Tl 4 3 6 7 3 M L V I AERAAUYNE 7 6 8 6 3 5 & 7 3 7 3 2 8 T B S EN I DITVIY S -5 if 4 2 6 7 38 6 8 I A E " S F O G L WW IL N F 7 3 6 7 8 3 6 2 5 6 4 3 6 E R B NT IUOOTEEN 3 8 1 6 S (3 8 6 8 3 2 8 5 N H I ED V A E K SR I N 6 2 3 8 7 2 63 6 1 8 6 3 R I H S U T O I U S S T P

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9 (UP) The 11,200 ton British motor ship Pacific Enterprize with 54 persons aboard ran onto the rocks at Point Arena early today and Coast Guardsmen said the vessel was in danger of breaking in the pounding seas. Coast Guard headquarters here said the ship ran aground fast on the treacherous rocks and wps "taking water badly, in holds one, two and three." A heavy fog has blanketed the area abo'ut 100 miles north of here. "'A " stJokp'inir'o rpM '' rnrfonnp' from the tF. Aren Coast Guard station were at the scene, bin fii was not immediately known if any of the persons aboard had been taken off. , The vessel, owned by FurnessWihy & Co. Ltd., of London, was bound from Seattle to Los Angeles. It was commandeed by Capt. M. P. Cagle. ,

FRENCH SUB COMPLETES TRIP PARIS, Sept. . 9. (UP) The German-made French submarine 25-18 arrived at Toulon from Lorient after 17 days without surfacing, the newspaper Le Parisien Libere reported today. The nearly schnorkel-type sub made the 992-mile cruise at a reported speed of five to eight knots and at an average depth of 55 feet.

Miss Marie Woolley and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Taylor of Bicknell, are spending their vacation at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Edith Richards Y-inskv and. Richard Kirk of Torre Haute visited Mrs. Margaret Taylor recently. Mrs. Yansky is a former resident of Shelburn. Mrs. William Hux is spending a two weeks vacation with her son and family in Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Ileba Murra and sous ni Steubenville, Ohio, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. PiarJ Mliler. Mrs. Katie ShuHz spent Monday in Terre Haute. , Mrs. Lois Richmond spent Thursday in Terre Haute. . Rev. . and Mrs. R. C. Gillum and daughter have returned to their home after a few weeks' visit with relatives in Boston. Mass. " Mr. and Mrs. John .lewell' of Farmersburg, visited relatives here Sunday. . i . Mr. and Mis. John K. Griffith and son of New ' Jersey, are spending a two weeks' vacation with he former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Shroyer and Mrs. Margaret Taylor visit

ed Mrs. Maynie Apple in Merom recently. Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Ackelmire and sons, Mark and Stevie, visited relatives here Sunday.

DUGGER

Mrs. Jack Harmon and family of Flint, Michigan are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. William Driver have returned from a trip through the West. Mrs. Minla Meredith is visiting Mrs. Elsie Davies in Terre Haute. " Mr. and Mrs. Wil.'ia.n Coy urnare visiting relatives in Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Hermus Duncan attended the State FI.r Sunday. Mr. and Mrs! Carl Edds and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bactlv uttendedhevr State.' Fair Labor Day. i Mi. and Mrs. Lew Ki.-vli of

Michigan, verc recent ol Mr. and Mrs. Rex

Fl in;-guests

Wyatt.

I Miss Maxim' Myrrs wau a ' Linton visitor Tuesday. j White Rose Rebekali Lodge staff gave the degree work . at Shelburn Friday evening al the district meeting. A number of Rebekahs from Dugger attended vie evening session.

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FOR SALE 18 wpanpri nios

Fred Shepler, 2Vt miles south-1 - fracucai nursing, j west Npw I.Phannn R 1 Sullivan i DW wrk preferred, go home

- , nights. Write Box 513 c-o Times.

FOR SALE-Day old male Jer- WANTED Coal, corn or gensey can. itaymona rerree, OUlil- : prai hanlincr Sao Pnnl Philnntp

van Route 2. Graysville Phone.

FOR SALE Two good regitered Shropshire rams, 2 yrs. Id. $50.00 each. Vigo wheat. ). D. Patton, Graysville phorne.

I Merom, Indiana or phone 328.

$3.00.

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, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of toe rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Tnea read the message the letters under the checked figures 'give you. Copyriht M4. by William J. Miller. DUtributtd by Kinf Ftur. In 'J

FOR SALE '34 Plymouth , WANTED Housework, coach, cheap. New paint. Rigney ! i4e Shelburn.

Body Shop, Shelburn.

SINGING CONVENTION AT HYMERA SEPT. UTH The . Full Gospel Mission Church singing convention will be at Bro. Ready's church at Hymera ' Sunday afternoon, Sept. 11th, at 2 o'clock. Bring your music and enjoy yourselves in the work of the Lord. Bro. Dilley, pastor.

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FOR SALE 100-acre farm,

0.00 per acre. Good , buildings.

ght consider trade. ! South of I

llivan.

50-af-rp farm, east of Sulll-

$5,000.00. Will exchange for

operty. Inquire at 424 South

mrt St.

FOR SALE One row New Idea rn picker. Ready to go. Jared lplement Sales. FOR SALE Holstein and Jer-

y Dull and heiler calves, i rom

ie weeic to six months, ureen

iwers Farm, Highway 63 one fiile north of Merom.

We Pay For Dead Animals "Jail Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan nhone 332 r fVaw.

ord 8201, Terre Haute. We

lour service.

JohnWachtelCoJ

Tene Haute, Indiana

See Our Complete Line Of Stoves 14.95 To 120.00 Als3 Stove Supplies

' The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owner

N. Side Square

WANTED A dishwasher. Apply in person. Ducharme's Drive

Inn.

WANTED Car hop. Part time work, 4 to 12. Apply in person. '

Ducharme's Drive Inn.

CARD

THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their help during the sickness and passing of our

father, Frank Farris. We especially wish to thank Rev. Hom-

berger, Mrs. F. E. Ward for the song service and the - donors of

the floral tribute. Mr. and Mrs. Orval West.'

TWa Do It Every Time

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

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TEEN.AGE BOWLERS!!! NOTICE!! A Teen-Age Bowling League ;.s now forming to bowl some afternoon after school. Bowling in the afternoon you will be able to take advantage of the special afternoon rate of 23c per game. You dm't have to be a good bowler to bowl in this league as you will be given a handicap to even things up. For taformatjon or reservations inquire at the Bowling Palace desk. '

Bowling Palace

11 Vi N. Main Sullivan

City Bowsing

Eiler

League forming Bowlers in DUGGER, CARLISLE, FARiYIERSBURG, SHELBURN and HYMERA, form a team and represent your community in an inter-city Bowling League. Sullivan and Graysville already have their teams formed and are ready to go. If you have a team 'and would like to represent your community get in touch with Wib Rider at the BOWLING PALACE, phone 192. The first teams registered will be the teams chosen to fill out the, six team league.

BOWLING PALACE

ll2. Main Sullivan