Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1922 — Page 4

'AGE 4

THE GREENCASTLE HERALD

FRIDAY. JANUARY fi. i<>> 2

Christie’s Shoe Store Tomorrow- and one week of our

Clearance

ale

ary

has passed. The results have been very gratifying to a certain extent. It has d monstrated to us that there a lot of people in Greencastle and the surrounding country who appreciate the values we are offering in good serviceable, stylish shoes. But still we are not satisfied. There are still hundreds of people who, it they do not need shoes now, will need them soon.

This is A Golden opportunity to supply the whole family with footwear at prices far below the high prices of the last few years A man said this morning, “This is the first time for three years that I have been able to buy the kind of shoes that I like at such low prices”. Now is the time to WAKE UP. Those of you who have been waiting for prices to come down need not wait longer, They Are Down. We would advise you to call at your earliest convenience and see these shoes before your size is gone. Here Are A Few Specials For Saturday:-

250 pairs of Women’s black military heel, dress shoes in the popular J. & K. and Smith shoes. The regular price on these shoes ranges from $3 to 10. The sale prices are now $ 3.75, $6.75 & $8

73 pairs of Mens brown English shoes including Beacon, Bostonian and Weyenburg shoes at the extremely low prices of. $3.48

1 5 pairs of Men’s muleskin work shoes at the unheard of price of. $1.25

75 pairs of Women’s brown and black shoes with military

About 100 pairs of Men’s work shoes, the same good

AH men’s, women’s and children’s rubbers, arctics and

heels. This lot consists of good styles of a number of

wearing work shoes we have always sold at

boots at a discount of

different kinds of shoes

$2.98 to $4.98

$2.98

20 per cent

At these prices all sales will be f«r cash only.

All charges will be made at the regular price.

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fRUSTKE’S REPORT W. J. Cope, trans (1.INTON TOWNSHII* i L.- s - Mo } er - Haul t;?* 1

| Carrie Lloyd, teaching. ... ’ Ralph Knoll, adv. payment.

Th<‘ Township Trustees Annual j* ^ Moore, teaching. .... Re nor t of the Advisory Board of Nettie Woodall, teaening. . P county, Nettie Woodall

' Leola Moore, teaching

Clinton township, Putnam Indiana, January, iy*22.

Expenditures

D. E. Marcum, Trans Clodfelter & Bettis , Supp. Leola Moore, teaching. . • C. R. Hughes, Note, Int.. . . C. K. Hughes, Int Blanche Miler, teach Frances Goddard, teach. . Reggie Miller, teach

Farmer’s State Bank, Ud., Int 57a.00 Blind School, Brooms 11.50 Ernest Myers, sheep killed .... 70.00 J. Cook & Sons, sup LUO Farmer’s State Bk., int on bond 25.00

6.00

•IP.00

Landa Detro, coal, hauling W. 0. Davis, repair S. C. Burk, Transportation . C. C. Gillen, Ixgal service . R. P. Mullins, Supp J. Cook &. Son, Supp Edna Hand, Teaching A. J, Nystrom, Maps Leola Moore, teaching Frank Call. Transportation. £). E. Marcum, Trans Carrie Lloyd, Teaching ... Mettie Woodall, Teaching. Nelson Wood, rpr. work. ... Clarence Rambo, grading ... Reggie Miller, teaching. . . . Frank Call, grading F. L. Moore, teach \. D. Chew, coal Oreal Maddox, grading ..... S. C. Burk, Trans Cha.s. Hart, trans Jas. Pierce, trans Nelson Wood, haul, coal ... Carrie Lloyd .teaching

O. G. Webb, surplus dag fund. 264.00 W. K. Stewart, books. .. r..... 14.80 Edna Hand, teach 175.00 Sam’l Woodworth, trans 182.00 Lee Wood .Sal. and exp. 1920 130.10 Chris Webb, lab 5.00 Earl Sutherlin, teach 550.00 J. O. Sigler, transportation .... 25.00 Leola Moore, teaching 250.00 Wm. Brown, trans 200.00 A.' J. Nystrom, maps 2.66 Frank Call, Labor 15.00 A. D. Chew, coal 11.25 Estel Hart, hauling coal 5.00 F. L. Moore, teaching 100.00 •las. I. Nelson, coal 11.90 L A.^ McCabe, lab 10.00 W. K. Stewart, books 4.26 Wm. B. Burford, diplomas .... 7.25 Omer Thompson, labor 15.00 Nettie Woodall, teaching 100.00 Nora Irwin, trans 20.00 B. B.Nickleson,gravel 4.r>u Russell Fidestone, Jan 163.00 F. L. More, Institute 60.00 Blanche MiUer ,teach 75.00 Nelson Wood, hauling coal .... 2.00

, I/eola More, Inst 1 Newton Wells, t*ranR

|20.25 Leola More, Supplies 86.30 j Carrie Lloyd, teaching 200.00 J. O. Sigler, trans 734.65 Frances Goddard, teaching..

72.00 Earl Sutherlin, teaching . ..

120.00 Flail Sutherlin, inst 260.00 I). E. Marcum, trans 108.00 Blanche Miler, teaching ....

Blanche Milloi, insi Frances Goddard, Inst Frank Call, Trans Samuel Woodworth, trans. .. Carl Eggers, labor Edna Hand, teaching Edna Hand, Inst Thos. Newgent, trans. ...^.. Dan Hall, Labor Nora Irwin, trans Marion Stites, hog killed .... Edna Hand, supp John Sigler, Sheep Killed . . J. L. Byle, address com J. J. Martin, Labor Ernest Myers, Lab Clodfelter & Bettis. Supp. .. The Prang, Supp Reggie Miller, Teaching .... Reggie Miller, Inst L. C. Priest, Posts D. F\ Barton, Disinfectant. . . Terre Wood, Enumeration .. William Arnold, Hauling ... William Perkins, Lab Frank Vermillion ,shep killed

. 42.8,2 . 6.75

. 17.00

60.00 . 1.20

.. 1.36

130.00 108.75 150.00 125.00 30.76 65.00 50.00 . 7.50 . 5.00 206.00 . 7.50 150.00 22.40 . 9.00 '50.00

70.25'f has Hart, Trans. 80.00 ' " hi. Cope, Trans

Jas. Pierce, trans,

L. S. Moler, hauling S. C. Burk, trans Chas Arnold, prtg. notices. .. Ralph Knoll, Field Ex Chas, Arnold, prtg. report. .. Ralph Knoll, F ield Exam. ... John, Miller & Miller, arch. Wm. Gardner, transfers ... Wm. FL Brown, trans Kigei & Co., grad, blade. ... Kige> & Co. Supp Kigor Co., Supp C. K. Hughes, Note C. K. Hughes, Interest Augusta Burkert, real est. . C. C. Gillen, leg. serv. ..... J. L. Handel, bond, int Ellis & Co. Tile Ellis & r 0 ., Tile Sentinel Printing Co. prtg. . Indiana Recorder, prtg D. H. Goble, Sewer D. H. Goble, Supp. ..! Finley Cope, Labor Chas Goddard, lab. H. V. Thomas, repr. work. . Fant Judy, Lab Burcham A: Rockhiil, drill well

.. 20.00 Ti ue & Hixon, F’encing 37.54 ... 6.00 Wm. Brown, Wag. rpr 4.15 .. 44.00 C. A. Stark, trans 391.82 4,100.00 Willis Co., Supp 5.31 . 200.00 Lee Wood, Salary 250.00 . .no-*. iu . Joe Staggs, hauling coal 4.50 .. 42.16 E. R. Hamrick, rent for inst.... 3.10 . 257.601 Wm. Arnold, Hauling 5.50 .. 52.88 j Flllis &. Co., Cement 21.45 . 235.50! Farmers State Bank., Int. .... 25.00 ... 5.001 Nelson Wood, hauling 5.00 . . 58.00 j Z. B. Burkett, hog killed ...... 35.00 . . 82.50] W. J. Cope, hauling coal 6.00 . 390.00 Lee Wood, fence 13.50 . 260.00 Walter Heath, contract .... 5,865.00 .. 59.50! Roscoe Perkins, labor 9.00 .. 61.50 L. S. Moler, Hauling 4.00 . 421.80 j Geo Purcell, Insurance 40.00 11.84 Roscoe Perkins, coal haul 41.50 .. 41.60 Eli Boswell, lab 7.00 . 157.75 Russell Boswell, haul coal .... 12.25 . . 96.25 ! '-‘riest & Son, Lbr 9.60 ... 3.00 Maurice Wilson, Coal 82.75 . 280.00 Eli Brattain, Lbr 12.96 .. 52.00 Chas. W. Cope, Cleaning 2.00 . Io7.00 ' Archie Dorsey, Lab 7.50 ... 3.00 C. F\ Payne, lbr 5.30 .. 82.00 H. V. Thomas, moving 1.00 . . 12.50 B. B. Adams, hauling 10.00 ... 5.22 Chas Goddard, hauling 7.00 .. 96.00 Thos. Sigler, haul, coal 18.00 .. 15.00 Fred Reising, plumb, con 57.00 . . . 2.50 ! Lewis Newgent, Adv. Board 5.00 .. . 3.00 J. E. I’erkins, adv. board .. .T' 5.00 .. 35.04 Fred Reising, Plumbing 80.00 ... 2.46 T. It. Woodburn, supp 17.68 . 203.60 Arthur Garrett, Supp 2.10 . . 40.8? Allan & Lloyd, Glass 6.10 .. 21.40 Arthur Wood, Hauling coal .... 7.00 .. 40.00 Floyd Goddard, lab 7.6.) .. 30.00 Nelson Wood ,lab. 21.00 ... 6.00 Leslie Frank, adv. bd 5.00 .. 44.30 Ellis & Co., Cement 4.00 .. 12.00 J- Cook & Sons, supp 5.80 .. 46.25 Eant Judy, lab 15.50 .. 46.60 Amos Mounts, lab 1.00 . 125.00 Oscar Perkins, lab 9.00 6.00 Orvil Nelson, lab 9.00

2.80

15.00 25.00 30.00 23.40

.. 83.00 Clayton Hamilton, lab. .. 41.98 Sanford Romine, teaching .. 20.00 Blanche Miller, teach. ... .. 35.82 Lcn Ratcliffe, trans ... 5.00 L)- H. Goble, supp

. .536.00 Decatur Pump Co., pump rpr. .. 10.31 . 234.00 Geo. FJ. Hazelett, tuning piano .6.00 . 235.50 Archie Dorsey, lab 35.00 . 179. r .O John Vermillion, teaching .... 105.00 .. 11.56 The Prang Co., Supp 3.84 ... 8.69 Floyd Goddard, labor 10.00 1,000.00 Eli Boswell, labor 35.00 .. 97.50 Sanford Romine, teaching 85.00 700.00 Dan Hall, lab g.OO 125.00 Venue L. Miller, teaching 116.60 . 512.50 ; s - C. Burk, trans 40.00 .. 73.89 " alter Heath, contract 2,000.00 ... 3.75 Thos. Calvert, lab 12.00 , .40.10 Kiger & Co., supp 21.20 . . 20.66 Kiger & Co., supp 50 24 Eclipse Stove Co., stove rpr 1.56 Vn‘> Claude Carmichael, haul coal ..15.68 o 00 Ne,, ? e Boek, teach 130.00 12 70 Marijm Stites, lab 14.00

6.00

Lee Wood .sal.

250.00

7.00 Dan Hall, Lab 19.50 . 110.00 Emmett F'ulford, trans 10.00

F'loyd Goddard, Labor Sanford Romine, teaching. . Nelson Wood, hauling John McLochiin, sheep kill. . T)an Hall, labor M. C. Butcher, sheep killed Russell Boswell, haul Rae Moler, teaching Blanche Miller, teach Zeis & Co. Dishes Vern Sigler, labor Carrie Lloyd, teaching .... Walter Heath .contract ..., Chas. Hart, jan. apj trans. . Frank Call, trans Fill Boswell, lab Sanford Romine, teach. ... Len Ratcliffe, trans Russell Boswell, haul coal. Chas. Davis, lab Chas. Sheldmier, plastering Emmett F'ulford, trans Arthur Wod, haul coal .... G. C. Blaydes, trans Oscar Rhoten, lab W. J. Cope, trans Ellis & Co. Plaster B. B. Adams, haul coal S. C. Burk, trans F rank Call, labor Ind. Reformatory brooms .. S. A. Summers, coal Clodfelter & Bettis, coal ... Nellie Bock, teaching .... Blanche Miller, teaching. . Frances Goddard, teach. .. Nettie Woodall, teach John Vermillion, teaching. Flarl Sutherlin, teach Sanford Romine, teach. ... Ellis & Co. Sewer Tile Emmett F’ulford, traits! Cha.s Davis, trans John Beckelheinied. labor W. S. Lawter, coal, haul. ... Oreal Maddox, haul, coal. . Sanford Romine, teaching , Nellie Bock, teaching Carrie Lloyd, teaching .... Frank Call, trans Emmett Fulford, trans r ranees Goddard, teach .... Vernie Miller, teacu Nettie Woodall, teach Fred Reising, plumb ' Rae Moler, teaching Wm. Thomas, labor Arthur Baley, trans Ren Jones, lab John Vermillion, teach. . . . . Sanford Romine, teaching Fred Williams, heat. con. .! D. FI. Marcum, trans W. J. Cope, trafis S. C. Burk, trans C. J. Arnold, prtg Blanche Miller, teach. ..... Noel Bettis, jan., trans. . . . . Ren Jones, labor Chas. Hart, jan. trans. Emmett Tulford, trans Sanford Romine, teach. ... Rae Moler, teach Chas. Davis, trans Harry M. Smith, prtg

.. 34.50 . . 40.00 .,. 6.00 .. 10.00 .. 10.00 ,. 10.00 ... 3.00 . . 25.00 . 132.50 ... 4.15 .. 12.00 . 130.00 4,000.00 .. 76.25 .. 25.50 . . 16.00

34.00 90.00

Harry M .Smith, prtg 39.18 Blanche Miller, teach 163.75 Lee Wood, Sal. exp. rent 285.00 T. R. Woodburn, desk. supp... 617.56

.. 7.68 493.17

4.64

... 40.00 ... 58.00 .... 6.75 ... 20.00 ... 11.60 . . 130.00 ... 52.50 .. 154.00 .. 100.00 . . 175.00 . . 400.00 . . . 73.01! ... 14.00 .... 9.00 . . 110.20 . 31.37 ... 24.00 ..«. 50.00

574.39

.. 38.30 . . 33.13 .. 24.14 .. 18.54 .. .• 14.72 . 119.50 .... 4.95

9,736.88

.. .75.00 ,. 139.00

.03

of all

Receipts

Citizens Nat’l Bank, interest R. E. Knoll, Jan. draw Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, interest Citizens Nat'l Bank, interest

Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, int -.00 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, Interest ....79 J. W. Porter, Assessor 300.00 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, interest .. 1.79 Ralph Knoll, June draw 6,670.28 Ralph Knoll, library tax 86.0.J Citizen’s Nat’l Bank 3.27 ^.46 J. F\ Wild At Co., Sale bonds 15,137.50 15.00 Wm. Gowen, tranfers 164.26 . 5.00 | R. Fk Knoll, Common school. 16.00 1 Rev 12.00 I Ashton Priest, trans 25.00 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, int. ... . 3.20 Citizen’s Nat’l Bank, int 20.00 Citizen's Nat’l Bank, int. ... . 1.40 Citizen’s Nat’l bank, int 9.47 J. P. Berry, transfers

Citizen’s Nat'l Bank int Ralph Knoll ,Dec. draw .. Blanche Miller, overdrawn Individuals, dog tax Lee Wood, to balance books 1920

Statement showing amount .... moneys paid to the various funds of Clinton Township, Putnam County. Disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein, for the year

ending December 31, 1921.

Township F'und

Balance on hand 80.12 Receipts during year OSejtt fotal of balances and receipts 1,066.66 Disbursements during year. .1,141.29

Road F’und

F iral bal. overdrawn dalance on hand Receipts during year iota! of Bal. and receipts .. Disbursements during year Final bal. overdrawn

Special School Fund

Balance on hand l 897.26 Receipts during year 22,639!s0 total of Bal. and receipts.. 24,537.06 Disbursements during year 22,893.79 Final Bal. overdrawn $1,643.27

Tuition F’und

Balance on hand Receipts during year .... lotal of Bal. and receipts. Disbursements during year Final Bal. overdrawn „ . Dog Fund Balance on hand 20.00 Receipts during year

177.00 fotal of Bal. and receipts

Disbursements during year F’inal Bal. overdrawn

Bond Fund

Balance on hand 684.87 Receipts during year 1,321.0b 60 90 n u ba ' and recei P ts 2,005.93 co 00 during year ..1,235.00 az.J8 rinal Bal. overdrawn 770 93

I Totals <6 all I'und* may be obtained free and pll Balance on hand 5,6r>i.60 payment of $5.00 per set, upon tppt Tela!'bal' Und^nSts48)34L08! c * tion lo thc State Hi * hwa >' 4 DirbuD-ements during year 36,070.92 1 sion > Indianapolis, Indiana. Non 1. :... 1 " 1 ' ’ - Plans w

Final Bal .overdrawn. .... $7,270.17 Total balance as shown by this re-

port $7,270.17.

Warrant cheeks outstanding Dec-

ember 31st, 1921 ..$617.56.

Total balances and outstanding

warrants, December 31st, 1921

$7,887.73.

Cash in depository December 31, 1921 7,887 75 LEE WOOD, Trustee of Clinton

Township.

100.00

. 61.00

. 2 11 137.00

, 75.00

880.65 100.00 . 20.00 . 10.00 .. 3.00 140.00 . 6i.oo 762.45 . 35.0u . 25.00

. 60 Ol| . 17.20

3.20

. 88.00 . 10.00 . 25.50 256.60

. 74.63 . 82.61 832.37 914.98 825.10 $89.88

.. 2,478.74 11,464.72 . 13,943.46 . .9.466.24 .. 4,477.22 ... 434.00 ... 439.00 ... 873.00 .. .509.56 ...$363.50

VI E HIGHWAY < ONTRI CTION 0 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will |,e received by the Director of the .State Highway commission at the office of the State Hignway t ommission in the State House, City of Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 A. M. on the 26th day of January, 1922, for the construction on a certain high way and described as follows. F. A. Number 6. See. B. I/ocation—. National Road Clay and Putnam Counties. Brazil to Manhattan. No. of Miles -9.498. Flxception 2,210. F. A. Number—6 Sec. I). Location - National Road, Vigo County, Terre Haute to Seelyville. No. of Miles—

3,497.

F. A. Number—13 Sec. B. Location National Road, Hancock and Henry Counties, Greenfield to Knightstown.

No. of Miles—12.032.

F. A. Number—18 Sec. C. Location National Road, Henry County, Knigntstown to Lewisville. No. of

Miles -7.919.

F. A. Number—13 Sec. D. Location —National Road. Henry County. Lewisville to W. Line Wayne Co No

of Miles.—7.267

F. A. Number 15 A. & R. Location ational Road, Hendricks County, From ten miles west of Plainfield to Ime Marion County. No. of Miles I

—13.949.

Bids will be received for three types of pavement, Brick, Bituminous Concrete and Concrete on above listed pro iccts as shown on plans and described in Standard Specifications for same. Cement for the above listed prelects will be furnished the contractor by the State Highway Commis-

sion-

fund for plans returned,

be seen at the office of the SU Highway Commission, Indiarapok

Indiana.

Contracts will be let to the lows and best bidder, but the right ton jeet any and all bids is reserved, any cause exists therefor. B'.dda shall file bonds with the bids as OT vuled by law. LAWRENCE K. LYONS, Direct^ Indiana State Highway Commission 2tD. Jan. (Ml

Miss Lucille Kelley, daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kelley, east

Pronosnl Ki,.r,u ■ . derson street, is here for a short Proposal blanks „nd specifications it with her parents.

IjRBACK Jy^/ORK IV Relieve the causes of di-seas*, not the symptoms. If. ASK EW, n. c. Graduate of Palmer School Davenport, Iowa Don’t lose time through illness. Chiropractic adjustments will put you back on the job. It • .may take several adjustments before Nature has relieved you but following your daily (S' - cupation* will not interfer* with the adjusting process Your body is a complex p:f<* of machinery that needs expert attention. Ask for Chiropractic literature. H. ASKEW Chiropractor 23Ms E. Washington St. Phone 189 Res. 772

John \erxes Hinton, a f on Greencastle resident now in theatrical business in Detroit, cently suffered a serious accidt when he fell, badly breaking his I Mr. Hinton fell while working in theater.