Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 152, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 July 1947 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1947.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Only the coachman was there to meet them. JEROME felt his first presentiment of danger when he arrived at the railroad station with Mr. Lindsey and Philip. He had wired Alfred of their coming but only the coachman was at the station to meet them. Jerome helped the others in and asked the coachman for. news of the family. The man spoke cautiously. (He had been warned by Alfred.) Miss Dorothea had one of her bad colds again, and was in bed. Mr. Alfred had been called away but would return that night. He hesitated Miss Amalie was "not too well." Apprehension grew stronger in Jerome when they entered the house though there was no sound and no one was in sight. "It is good to be home," said Mr. Lindsey. He allowed Jerome to help him up the stairs and into bed. Jerome piled the pillows under his father's head, then

Jerome said, "Where is Miss Amalie?"

listened. Was that the front door closing? No one came up. There was a knock and Jim entered with a tray. He poured Mr. Lindsey's tea and Jerome followed the valet out. In the hall, Jim whispered, "There's bad trouble here. But it doesn't do to dwell on it. I'll tell you in your room." When they closed the door, Jerome said, "Out with it. What the hell is the matter here? Where is Miss Amalie?" Jim put his hand on Jerome's arm. "I don't know it all, sir. They try to keep it from me. But two days ago, Mr. Alfred took away Miss Amalie, in the buggy." Jerome caught his arm fiercely. "Where is she?" Jim shook his head. "That I don't know, sir." Jerome dashed out. There was a light under the library door. He flung it open and there was Alfred, standing before the fireplace with bent head. He had been out, for his

It was Alfred's hand which seized the heavy cane.

tall hat, his gloves and cane were on a table nearby. When he looked at Jerome, Alfred's eyes flashed hatred. "Where is Amalie?" asked Jerome, and lie advanced toward his cousin. Then he stopped and the two men looked at each other in a silence that grew more frightful with every second. A voice said in Jerome's mind, he will kill you, if possible. Jerome's first emotion was incredulity. He only thought of Alfred as a tiresome obstacle . . . And so they looked at each other and Jerome thought, he is mad. Every nerve thrilled with the knowledge that pos- . sible Death stood only a few feet from him. Suddenly, his eye leapt aside, looking for a weapon with which to defend himself. Alfred saw the swift side glance and it was Alfred's hand which darted out and seized his heavy cane . . . (Continued tomorrow)

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION

laxpayers or tne school City o

auim-an are nereoy notified that th-

soara or school Trustees of t!

School City, at a regular August meet

ins on mursaay, August 14, 1947 31

4 f. M., at their regular meetinl DIsCP in the fff'lfa (f tha 2ilrci.intnHl

lOU-ZDU IDS.,- Steady to Z'OC lower ent of Schools will consider the fa

lowing additional appropriations whic

INDIANAPOLIS, July 31,Hogs, 4,500; barrows and

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Drawings copyright, 1946, by King Feature Syndicate, Inc. Text copyright, 1948, by Reback A Reback. Published by permission of Charles Scribner's Sons.

YOU CAN AFFORD GOOD QUALITY

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59c

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Housecoats Cool, and oh, so . easily laundered! No ironing necessary. Zipper front styles with all-around belt. A QQ 12-20. T3

- Uplift -:.- - BRASSIERES 5Sc Long-wearing, top quality fabric goes into these fine brassieres. Convenient adjustable shoulder straps elastic back closing . . . Nude 32-40.

36" Cretonne For so many decorative uses around the home! Vat dyed to hold its col- CO., ors. Choose from fine pattern variety. yd.

Two Inches Longer!

ADONNA GOYYiNS 2.98 Superb in style, quality, value! Made from run-res' st rayon tricot knits. Three midriff styles beautifully1 trimmed. A flattering tea-rose, 32-40.

Wos. Hankies Fine new selection! Gay prints in florals, and geometric patterns. Printed on high quality IQ-lawn.

Some people still have the strange idea that small budgets don't entitle them to good quality! Nonsense! They're the very people who must have quality. What they buy must give good and satisfactory service. Everything you find at Penney's is tested to make sure it will give you every, dime's worth of value for what you spend all that, and more!

Stock Up at Penney's! MEN'S SIZES Shorts Sanforized.t comfort cut ! Elastic i.nsets. 69c Briefs covered seams and full elastic band ! 59c Soft, stretchy undershirts -j-generous length. 69; Wprk Shirts Tough Sanforized covert in sizes 14i to 19. Penney's famous Big Mac brand, same quality, lower 1 CO price. ltVJ

Brand New Savings! BATH TOWELS 53c Good oualitv terrv towels.

in 22"x44" bath size, have L

been scarce ! Penney s brings them to you now at the lowest prices anywhere in town!

Anklets

Misses' sizes 8V2 to 101;. Sturdy cotton ribbed. Whites, pastels, or dark assortments, cuff -'90 A top. LjL

Here's High-Count Value! TOWNCRAFTS 3.49 Quality 144x76 broadcloth (highest count you'll find near this price!) in Sanforizedt stripes and plains. Comfortable Nu-craft collar won't wilt!

Men's Oxfords Broken sizes remaining 12 pairs moccasin toes,

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New Wheat Developed PULLMAN, Wash. (UP) Development of a new variety of wheat, known as marfed, has been anouneed by the Washing-

Service. Marfed, in the development' stage since 1031, is a cross between a well-known Washington variety, federation, and a

ton State College Extension ! marquis-florence hybrid. The

new wheat has a higher test weight than federation and a greater resistance to smut and mildew.

at $27.75 $28.25; 250-300 lbs., $26.00 $27.50; 300-400 lbs., $24.00 $25.50; 100-160 lbs., $25.25 $26.25; sow market not fully established, indications steady to weak at $17.00 $23.00. Cattle, 800; calves, 400; top good and choice steers, $31.00; good steers to $27.00; medium to low good yearling grassers, $20.00 $25.00; common and medium light weights, $14.50 $19.00; good heifers, $25.00 $26.00; good beef cows unevenly 50c to $1 lower at $16.50 $18.00; common and medium, $13.00 $16.25; vealers opened active, 50c higher; good and choice, $22.00 $24.50; common and medium, $12.00 $21.50. Sheep, 600; generally about steady; good and choice fat native lambs, $22.50 $24.00; medium to good, $19.00 $22.00; common and medium, $18.50;

good fed lambs,

slaughter ewes, $7.00 down.

gaia trustees consider necessary t

meet the extraordinary emergency el

isimg !r nis limeSPECIAL SCHOOL FUND A. General Administration 845.

i. tsoara oi school Trustees d. Other Expenses 6. Superintendent's Office a. Salaries d. Other Expenses D. Operation Elementary Schools 1. Wages of janitors 4. I.i"M and Power Hiffh School J. Wnses of janitors 3. Water E. Miintennnce Elementary Schools

7. Furniture 150 Hit-'h School j 3. Building1 Materials 675 5..Materials. Lighting 450

TOTAL $3,370 TUITION FUND B. Instructional Teaching $9,37; Elementary Schools'

3. Teachers salaries 6,00(

Hinh School

1. Principal's salary 37fi

3. Teachers' salaries 1.00fi Vocational salaries . . .... 2.0001

TOTAL $9,375

Taxpayers appearing at such mei

ing shall have the right to be he tliereon. The additional appropriate

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. 650. . 150. . 400 . 150. 1.275.

Extra Inducement KENOSHA, Wis. (UP) Recruiting officers have introduced a novel inducement for men to join the regular army. Every volunteer this month will be given a free airplane ride over the city.

$17.00 $18 00' I as finally made, will automatically

Commissioners, which Board will hd a further hearing within fifteen del

in the office of the County Auditor, at such other place as may designated.

At such hearing taxpayers object

to any of such additional appropr tions may be heard, and interes

taxpayers may inquire of the Cou

Auditor when such hearing will lie.-irri.

Dated this 31st day of July, 1941

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Board of School Truste

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