Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 254, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 December 1946 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1946,

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MUGGER PUBLIC

LIBRARY NOTES The dying wish of a beautiful md talented movie star to have he ehurch bslls ring at her feath changed .the lives of the ieople in Coaltown, Pennsylvania, her former home, and

drought happiness, wealth and brightness to a drab existence.

magination and glamorous com

bining the movie stars, press

agents,. Catholic priests and a

iewish movie producer, the very rich, the very poor, old maids ;ind young lovein short, it has everything to make it very popuhir with all readers of romantic fiction "The Miracle of the Hells" now at the library.

Other books that msy be found

on the "new dook sneu la ,

j'Salem Frigate" bv JenrH-: I "Adam Fall" by Dodge; "The . Hollow" by Agatha Christie; i I "tyfurphys' Bend" by Wills; i "Happy Land" bv Rich; "No i Land is Free" by Person; "Gree;i : Grass of Wyoming" by O'Hara; I ; "East River" by Asch; "Ou l National Parks" which com?s h i two volumes, and Ernie Pyle's Album. We havo new books coming in ail of the time for the juvenile section. j Cass township patrons, are eligible for books in this library.

, Many new religious books have been received.

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4 That let Ihaa 2 of tha car twnsrs today know five valua of vihoel balance. O And that all tha large automobile manufacturers !n Cia Manuals furnished new car owners recommend wheel balancing. And that the Rubber Manufacturers Association says tliat in changing over a set oi tires all wb?els should be balanced.-

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Letters from ministers and others, interested in local option, are especially invited for this column.

LABORATORIES TO STRATOSPHERE

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MARY DRURY. 13, of BloomfielrJ,

N. J., stands on two feet to write a "Merry Christmas" in way of! celebrating her victory. Four years ago Mary was swept beneath a train and both her legs were severed above the knee, but today the plucky girl has conquered her Infirmity witii two artificial limbs. (Inter national).

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distributed by ELLIS FEED CO. ; Sold. In Sullivan At Ford Grocery . Tip Top Market Johnson Food Store Eapt End Grocery I Anderson & Hidtt Frakes Grocery a ' Hams' Economy Market j

Brake Reliner Machine Fast Chargers A. C. Welders 20-275 Amperes Oxy-Acetylene Welding Outfits Home Battery Chargers

Battery Gravity Testers

Tow Pilots Girde, Seal Beam Head Lights

Sunnen Valve Lifters

and 7-8" Heater Hose

Fram Filters

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MOTOR SUPPLY 10 E. Jackson St.

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Letters and interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper 'interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable

and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles Bent t the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in

order that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's name will not . be published if

requested.

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NOTICE TO HIDDKliS Notice is hpfpby given th"t ip Foard of Commissioners of Sullivan County, Indiana, will receive sealed

ti(ls until 10:00 o'clock A. M., on Monday, January 6. 1947. for furnishing and delivering: the following items requisitioned by the County Highway Superintendent for the repairs, maintenance and construction of county roads and. bridges for the year 1947: 40,000 cubic yards apgresate. consisting of gravel, sand and stone as stated in following lists, all material to comply with Indiana. State Highway Specifications as adopted Oct. 1919 and defined under Division 3, Section 1. Part K 102-Table 1. 20.000 cubic yards gravel No. 6. 7, 4' and 9. no crushed particles minimum. 7,000 cubic yards gravel No. 9 and 12. minimum crushed particles 35'A to 50 as specified. 3.000 cubic yards concrete sand No. 14. 4,000 cubic yards crushed stone No. 11 and 12. SECTION 2-K 202 1.000 cubic yards concrete aggregate "U" No. 2. 4.000 cubic yards concrete aggregate L No. 5. 400 bbls. Portland cement. List Less. ftOOOO hd. ft. .of Bridge Lumber 2 1-2 x W x 14. 10,000 bd. ft. of creosoted Bridge Lumber and Timbers. 5,000 bd. ft. of assorted beams and timbers. 3.000 bd. fl. No. 2 yellow pine 2" x 4". 5.OO0 bd. ft. N. 2 smooth 4-sided ship-lap yellow pine 1" x 6'

2.000 bd. ft. No. 2 smooth 4-sided ship-lap yellow pine 1" x 8". 20 tons of steel re-enforcement bars. Base Plus. 20 tons structural steel. Base Plus. 200 lbs. red lead. 50 gal. white lead paint.

100.000 gnl. of gasoline, octane rating 70 to 80. 3.5C0 gal. of motor oil. Grade 1. 2, and 3. 2.000 lb. transmission oil. Grades 1 and 2. 1.000 lbs. pressure gun grease. Grades 1 and 2.

20ft gal. kerosene. 20,000 gal. of Deisel Fuel. 25 gal. turpentine. 150 gal. anti-freeze. 2 doz. red lanterns. 25 doz. 12" files. 200 lbs. of 40 dynamite. List Less. 1,000 lineal ft. of single tape safety

fuse.

5.000 blasting caps. 5.0GO cubic feet of oxygen. ,

3.000 cubic teet of acetylene. 30 kegs of nails No. 60. Ease Plus. 30 kegs of nails No. 40. Ba3e Plus. 30 kegs of nails No. 30. Base Plus.

10 kegs of nails No. 20. Base Plus.

10 kegs of nails No. 16. Base Plus.

10 kegs of nails No. S. Base PHis. 10 kegs of nails No. 6. Base Phis. 1 keg of fence staples, galvanized, 9 gauge wire length 1 1-2". 100 lbs. of galvanized wire No. 9. 100 lbs. of galvanized wire No. 12. 600 lbs. of black wire No. 14. 20 lbs. of assorted cotter keys. 20 lbs. of assorted woodruff .keys. 5.000 machine bolts of various sizes. 2.000 carriage bolts of various sizes. 40 lbs. of cut washers of various sizes, 40 lbs. of lock washers of various sizes. 2,000 lineal ft. of corrugated pipe of various sizes. 7.000 cubic yards gravel No. 9 and 12. Assorted garage tools and equipment. List Less. All tires and tubes for County Road equipment to be used in 1947. List Less. Tax Exempt in the following sizes : 7.50 x 20 in 8 and 10 ply. 8.25 x 20 101. 6.50 x 16 in 6 ply. 5 x 15 6-8 ply. 9.00 x 24 8-10 ply.

13.00 x 24 8-10 ply. 6.50 x 20 in 8 and 6 15 x 28 in 6 ply. 7.00 x 24 in 10 ply. 10.00 x 24 in 12 ply. 12.00 x 24 in 8 ply. 4.00 X 18 Rib Tread. 4.00 x 19 Rib Tread. All repiir parts for

equipment : Model L-I Case Industrial Tractor. Model KW Allis Chalmers Industrial Tractor. Model U Allis-Chalmers Industrial Tractor. Model 61 and 62 Adams Road Maintainor. Model 7. 8. 10. 12. and 104 Adams Road Grader. Model 112 Caterpillar Motor Grader. , Model 12 Caterpillar Motor Grader. Model 412-H Adams Motor Grader. ' International TD Trac Tractor. Model T4 Traxcavntor. Model VAI Case Tractor and Mower. AH repairs and parts for the following: GMC 1941 Trucks. Chev. 1941 Tracks. Ford 1941 Trucks. International 1946 Trucks. All accessories for Trucks and Tractors Materials and equipment to be furnished less Federal Tax. Detailed specifications for the equipment and materials listed above are on file in the office of the County Auditor. Bids shall be submitted on prescribed forms which are obtainable from the County Auditor. Keen bid shall be accompanied by a bidder's bond or a certified check in the amount of $100.00. The successful bidder will then be required to file a bond in an amount equal to the amount of the bid. Each bidder will also be required to file a non-collusion affidavit with each bid. Dated this 19th day of December, 1916. -JOHN R. HOWARD LAWRENCE HUFF GARLAND D. SCOTT (Seal) BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF SULLIVAN COUNTY. INDIANA. ATTEST: James McGarvey. Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana.

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