Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 168, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 August 1946 — Page 3
THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1946. NEW SUITS ' Anna Booker vs. Anna Booker, Admr. of the estate of Mary A. Booker, deceased. Claim. NOTICE OP REGULAR MEETING OF COUNTY COUNCIL TO JOHN P. CURRY. WALTER M. ROUTT. OWEN COLLINS. HUGH "PETE" McCREERY, BERT WOOD. HUBERT EDWARDS and LEXIE O. ROBBINS: You are hereby notified that the regular meeting of the Sullivan County Council, for the consideration of the Annual Budget and ' Additional Appropriations in the various county governmental departments. y.4i be held in the office of the County Auditor on Tuesday. September 3, 1916, at 9 o'clock A. M. Any other business that is legally presented to the Council for consideration will also be transacted at this meeting. Witness the hand and seal of 'the Auditor of Sullivan County, Indiana, this the 14th day of August, 1946. (Seal) JAMES MeGARVEY. Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo SULLIVAN STORE IT'S A LOT MORE TMMJ WE So-WHERE DOES JUNIOR SLEEP? you GUESSED IT! EXPECTED "ID PAY, BUT THAT .BEDROOM UPSTAIBS IS JUST right for the kid WE'LL TAkE IT ViGHTOiJUsY 1 1 SIGN VOURLlFE V AWAY, HERE - HEREAND, V HEkt. euv . f c3
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EXLINE CORNER visited Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edds and Brown Saturday.
I Mrs. John Houston and family visited in Petroit last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Alex ' Brown
Mrs.' David Brown . and daughter visited Frank Sweeney of Dugger Friday
Mrs. Frank Hopkins is visiting in Dugger. i Mrs. Roy Dyer and Mrs. Alex-, ander Brown were in Sullivan
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FOR ALL YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS
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Take a warm day, stir in die housework you've
planned on doing then add these flower-
fresh, tastefully-styled little dresses! You'll have cooked up a wonderful way to mix cool glamour with the business of everyday living! Easy to wash cottons, rayons. 1244.
$4,98
to $S.90
Sturdy, Washable Boys' Athletic Shoes 1.79 Boys like' the springy lightness of these lace-to-toe bals. They're made with a sturdy black duck upper and grey, NON MARKING rubber outsole. Can be worn outdoors as well as in a gymnasium. ' Easy to wash! 1-5V.
BOYS' LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1.49 The trend is away from dressy , shirts for the younger set, and you'll see why when you shop Penney's for Jhese comfortable, easy-to-launder sport shirts. ' JUST ARRIVED! BOYS' WASH (f; 7Q SUITS Short sleeve shirts with long button-on pants. Sizes 2 to 8.
! NEW DRAPERY MATERIAL 98c yd. In lovely stripes or floral designs. Natural or colored backgrounds. For lovely slip covers too! DECORATIVE Bathroom . Sets To beautify your bathroom and save hours of labor. In any color your -color-scheme demands. 3.98 Set
GIRLS' SCHOOL SWEATERS 1.98 to 3.95 In a beautiful array of whites and solid colors. Sizes 4-14. , . , , . J Button Front O Slipovers children's All wool SKIRTS 0.4.98 Solid colors and plaids to compliment your wardrobe. All sizes. TEEN-AGERS'
SKIRTS AND BLOUSES For the coke crowd ! Every high school girl will -want several of these. . O SKIRTS 3.60 to 6.90 O BLOUSES 1.63 to 4.98
WOMEN'S 2 WAY STRETCH Combinations $3.98 At last these hard-to-get items are back in our stock! Sizes 32-34-36. FULL SIZE Chenille Bedspreads 9.90 to 10.90 All over design in white or colored. Size 90" x 105". LIGHT Outing Flannel For a thousand OAr uses this winter. yd.
NOTICE TO COAL CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that ihe Board of County Commissioners will receive sealed bids until 12:00 o'clock noon, on Tuesday, September 3, 1946, for the furnishing of coal to the County Institutions: The Court House, County Jail, County Infirmary and County Highway Garage for the ensuing year. Bids to be opened .it 1:00 P. M. Tuesday, September 3, 1946. Said coal must be union mined from Sullivan County Mines and to be either No. 6 or No. 6 vein, and to- be modified mine run or screened mine run. Coal to be delivered to each of the above named institutions as needed in the quantity and in kind specified by the custodian of each. Weighing charges to be paid by the contractor and each ticket to have the approval of the custodian of the building to which it is delivered, before filing for payment. Rids may be submitted separately, either for the furnishing of coal or for the hauling of coal. Bids, for hauling must also include the ' removal of ashes from each institution. Each bidder shall file a bond in the amount of $500.00. All bonds will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. f, JOHN R. HOWARD LAWRENCE HUFF , GARLAND D. SCOTT GEORGE D. GETTINGER Board of Commissioners or ' Sullivan County. Indiana. (Seal) ATTEST: JAMES MeGARVEY, Oounty Auditor. 1st ins 8-22-46V 2t. .
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is herebv g'ven to h" tax payers of Sullivan County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting on September 3, 1946, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the emergeicy existing at this time: GENERAL FUND CLERK 106 Fees payable Clerk Change of Venue $ 50.00 211a Official records 300.00 401 Clothing for Insane.... 200.00 AUDITOR 213a Assessing supplies .. 130.00 RECORDER 104 Recorder's fees 500.00 211a Official records 250.00
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l'6 Expense Autopsy ou.uu ELECTION 204d Printing Ballots .... 375.00 401 Election Rent 100.00 REGISTRATION
lC3b Fees Registrations
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40.00 300.00
! 103c Fees Registrations and Transfersr Deputies, t ...
COURT HOUSE ' 20S Electric current 450.00 1, 218a Other operating expense 200.00 INFIRMARY 218a Feed for Livestock . . 800.00 213e Butchering expense .. 60.00 -VETERANS' AFFAIRS 201f Mileage and Hotel Expense 100.00 213c Operating expense.... 100 00 602 Equipment 73.90 COMMISSIONERS 417 Expense County Land and Appraisers 98.46 423 I County Compensation,;- - and Liability Insurance 2.108.93 TOTAL $6,085.29 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION 102a Office Supplies $ 100.00 103b Travel expense, Supt.. 60.00 DIETARY 201b Cooks 500.00 201c Maids 350.00 202b Ice 200.00
203b Canned goods 7H0.0O-
2tl3c Dairy ouuui 203d Eggs 200 00 203f Meat 250.00 LAUNDRY 301 Salaries 200.00 HOUSEKEEPING 401a Maids ....$'1,200.00 401d-c Janitors and Orderlies 1.900.00 i PLANT OPERATIONS 501b Fuel 100.00 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 6 0. Salaries 1,700.00 NURSING 701b Salaries 12,700.00
LABORATORY , 902b Pathological readings 100.00 t . TOTAL $20,750.00 i HIGHWAY REPAIR ' . PERSONAL SERVICE
J02a Assistant Highway ' Supervisors J 400.00 302c Garage Foreman. Mechanic and Helper.. 440.00 OPERATING EXPENSE
211a Freight ZS IHJ
205a Repairs i 1.000.00
200.00 500.00
208c Tires and Tubes
208d-l Oxygen and Acetylene 213 Compensation
MATERIALS 305 Culverts 1.000.00 306 Hardware 500.00 PROPERTIES 602a Trucks ' 1.800-pn TOTAL $7,865.00 WELFARE CURRENT CHARGES-PART 1 403a Old ATke Assistance. .$ 45,000.00 403h Dependent Children custody of Relatives.. 4.000.00 4031 Crippled & Sick Children & Adults committed 2.000.00 TOTAL $51,001.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will automatically be referred to the State
j Board of Tax Commissioners, which
iiOiirci will noia a lunner neuriuK within fifteen days in the office of the County Auditor, or at such other place as may be designated. . At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard, and, interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing will be heard. Witness my hand and official seal this 14th day of August, 1916. (Seal) JAMES MeGARVEY. Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. 1st ins 8-15-46 2t. , ,
24 HOUR Taxi Service Call470 BUS DEPOT CAPE
STEP INTO FALL IN A LUXURIOUS Mouton Fur Coat $140 Rich deep mouton that goes anywhere and is right at , home . . . wear it in the evening with your dressi-'
est costumes ... or in the afternoon to a football game . . . you'll be right in style both places! Wonderfully warm too . . . and made to lines that outlast fashion whims.' You'll love this coat . . . come in and try it on now. Plus tax.
A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection in Layaway!
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SALUTE FALL IN A BLAZE OF COLORS ... Smooth Sweaters 2.98 to 6.50 Very much back-to-schoolers 'these gay sweaters easy to toss on and easy to wear marvelous mixers with your skirts. Many styles to choose from . . slipovers and cardigans included. Brown, ..black, t rose, fuchsia, pink, blue and rod- . also Jacquard slipovers. .
Smart Skirts To fit right in with your bright sweaters and blouses . . . our fine selection . of stylish skirts. Plain colors, plaids and checks as well as our newest nailhead trimmed waist band skirt. Sizes 9 to 15 and 24 to 32 waist. 2.98 to 5.98 These are for both the Young Set and Teen-Agers!
FASHION FORECAST: Shorty Coats
for Fall . . .
35.95
Styled with a master's touch for you . . . to make the most of your figure ... these shorty coats have four gathers on either side, both back and front, to make your waist as tiny as can be. Then a shiny nailhead trimmed belt accents that wee waist. Full sleeves with tight buttoned cuffs to keep out those cold winter winds. Sizes 9 to 15 in beige brown and black. Buy Now . ,. . ' We'll Hold Your Choice in Layaway For a Small Deposit
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