Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 August 1949 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TLMES THURSDAY, AUG. 4. 1949.

SULLIVAN, INDIAN

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A special blend of 3 varieties best for iced tea

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PRESERVES Embassy. Peach or Apricot MOTT'S Js:;1a;berry Made from pure fruit. PRESERVES' Apricot or Peach

.PRESERVES!? Pineapple or Blackberry

PRESERVES

Copyright 1949, The. Kroger Co.

3 1'61.00

2

jars

10-oz. Glasses

12-oz. Jar 12-oz. Jar

Kroger

Strawberry

3

Pure fruit. Delicious home-made flavor

16-oz.

Jars

15c j 23c 25c f I

1.00 J

BLENDED JUICE 41c COCA COLA . . .6 bol. 25c Kroger.1 Rich orange and tangy grapefruit Refreshing drink (plus dep ) ORANGE JUICE . r 45c BEVERAGES 3 tr29c Kroger. Real orange, sweetness and tang ., Latonia Club. Orange, Root Beer, Cola. (plus dep.) GRAPEFRUIT JUICE -- 29c LIPTON TEA 1-2 lb. 65c Kroger. Refreshing breakfast drink or appetizer. With brisk flavor that means real enjoyment

caeeettvi cmvm. u KROGtR VALUE! SUGARS: S 2.25

Stock up for summer canning. PEANUT BUTTER KERR JARS rJ3c

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5c

Regulars. Kerr Pints doz. 69c CERTO . sr23c For fine jellies, preserves KERR CAPS,. doz. 21c 2 piece, self sealing. ' JELLUM 2 pkgs. 17c A favorite of many for jellies

PEANUT BUTTER rr 33c Try Peter Pan Crunch also for special treat SPOTLIGHT COFFEE ............ lb. 41c Kroger Hot-Dated. 3 lb. bag 1.19

KROGER BREAD ; One of America's best bread values. KROGER CRACKERS Extra thin, extra crisp.

2 20 oz 77c loaves lb. pkg. 23c

CHEESE S" 2 Ib. box 65c Delicious Wisconsin cheese spread ' COTTAGE CHEESE ....... lb. ctn. 1 9c Kroger. Creamed. Fresh daily. KROGER EGGS .......... . . . . doz. 69c U. S. Graded. Extra large. EATMORE 0LE0 ............ 2 lbs. 35c Rich, nourishing spread

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EMBASSY SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP ....... qt. 49c

Reasoned "just right" . . . creamy, satin-smooth . Kraf 1 famous salad dossing.

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qt. jar

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SWEET PICKLES 2r 29c

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Crescent. Buy a supply for lunches, picnics . jS STUFFED OLIVES ..... sr 19c f

Pantry Queens. Extra fancy PORK & BEANS 2

Kroger. With tasty pork and rich sauce,

23-oz. Cans

29c

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LICEB BACON Vigo . . lb. 45c

BONE

Wabash sliced lb. 53c

OWLBAC

Sugar Cured

COOKED HANS

Shank half

Dependable. Small sizes. Butt half lb. 67c. Whole lb. 65c

lb. 21c Ik 59c

HALIBUT STEAK . ....... lb. 49c A Delicious seafood. SLAB BACON ............ lb. 49c

Dependable. 10-14 lb. avg.

LESS BEEF .. .. .. lb. 63c

Tenderay. For stew or braising.

HAMBURGER . ........... lb. 49c Fresh ground, lean beef PIL0TL0AF . ...... lb. 69c Delicious all pork loaf . ,

KINLESS WEINERS !b. 49c l meat. Juicy, tender

WiAUSAGE......Ib.5

Roasted. .

GRAPE

FANCY

Large clusters. White seedless L '

.... ,. 2lbs.Bc PEACHES; . ..... 3 lbs. 25c

Firm, large, fancy. For Slicing.

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COMUnSSItVNERS ALLOWANCES GENERAL, FUND Phyllis Bryan, clerk auditor .'. .. 20.00 Ruby Meng 2nd deputy treasurer 6.00 Mary Walters, clerK recorder ... 110.00 John Moore, turnkey jail 60.00 Mary J. James, clerk prs atty .. 50.00 John Wagner, custodian court house . . 160.00 Martha Christy, matron court house 83.33 Clarence Harlow helper court house 60.00 Orion Self, supt county borne 100.00 Naomi J. Self, matron county home 80.00 Cleo Walters, attendant county home , 75.00 Dorothy Walters,' nurse county home 95.00 Sylvia O. McClure, other help 62.60 Virginia Pitcher, nurse county home 60.00 Ethel .M. Smith, other help county home 12.00

Hallie C. Routt, assessor Hamilton Earl A. Engle, per diem clerk Earl A. Engle, chief reg officer

Sullivan Tel Co., exp.. clerk.. Typewriter Rebdr Sales, same Sullivan Daily Times, same.. Moore-Langen Print Co., same Hubert Sevier, per diem aud Hubert Sevier, exp auditor.... Sullivan Tel Co., same A. G. McGuire. same

Moore-Langen Print Co., same Cleve Lewellyn, per diem treas Moore-Langen Print Co., exp treas Miller Bryant Pierce, same. . Paul B. Owens, per diem record Sullivan Tel Co.. exo recorder

A. G. McGuire, same 21.75 Moore-Langen Print Co.. same 9.25

Hubert Wagner, per diem shiff Harold Conner, per diem dep Hubert Wagner, mile per diem Harold Conner, same Sullivan Tel Co., exp sheriff.. Hubert Wagner, serv process Western Union Tel Co., exp.. Sheriff Hubert Wagner, meals pris, criminals W. L. Sisson, per diem survey Joe O. Whalen, rod and chain man Burroughs Add Mach Co., exp surveyor Mnrirp-Tjtn?pn Print fin., same

B. K. Elliott Co., same 18.75 O. E. Springer, repair 4-H Bldg 342.00 Edna Pounds Edwards, Co.... 4-H fair 1,000.00 Jesse M. Boston, exp bd edu 29.00 Sullivan Tel Co.. same 5.95 Midwest Office Supply, same 24.90 Moore-Langen Print Co., same . 4.25 Sullivan Union, same.- 6.00

Dr. J. H. Crowder, exp health comr . . . Stanley B. Jewell, cor inquest Chas. L. Davis Jr., per diem assessor Chas L. Davis Jr.. per diem mileage Sullivan-Tel Co., exp assessor Chas. L. Davis Jr., mile assessor John K. Purcell, per diem pros sv Sullivan Tel Co., exp pros atty John K. Purcell, mile pros atty John! K. Purcell. exp pros atty Sullivan Daily Times, same.. Moore-Langen Print Co., exp court rep T. M. Jennings, exp vet affairs

Sullivan Tel Co., same 17.94 T. M. Jennings, mileage . 80.88 A. G. McGuire, exp vet affairs 12.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., same 23.25 tsmck Lumber Co. same 9.95 News Week, same 2.67 Dr. J. B. Maple, exp jail 2.00 Dr. Marion H. Bedwell, same 4.00 Public !,vice Co., same 17.55 Dome Gas Co., same 6.40 Sullivan Water Co., same 5.85 National Products Co., same. . 11.93 Sprinfrer-Gouckenour Co., same 3.97 Art Stewart, same 1.50 Sullivan Tel Co., same 20.95 Sullivan Laundry, .same 16.72 Pub Ser Co., exp court house 65.40 Sullivan Water Co.. same 19.50 Milton Opal Pirtle, same 158.79 W. B. McCoy, same 7.00 Sullivan Laundry, same 7.71 Braham Laboratories Inc.. same 46.44 Sullivan Tel Co.. exp co home 6.05 Public Service Co., same.... 33.57 Ben Bennelt, same 35.00 Sullivan Water Co. same.... 26.43 Sullivan Decorating Co, same 4.85 W. G. Riggs & Son. same.... 80.97 Melvin Custer,, same 3.00 Smith's Bakery, same 26.14 BranstPtter Grocery, same 395.19 Ohio Oil Co., same 27.72 Sullivan Root's Store, same.. 17.29 J. C. Penney Co., same , 47.81 O J. Steffv & Son, same., 33.15

60.00 46.00 52.90 5.70

2.60 13.00 76.10 48.00 1.71 7.10 27.00 280.38 46.00 151.55 4.05 46.00

1.20

62.00 31.00 46.50 31.00 10.05 46.38 5.90 99.30 46.00 12.00 13.50

5.52

10.00

46.00 8.00 3.35 8.10 46.00 10.75 12.00 . 3.00 9.00 27.05

9.00

Robert Welch, same 141.00 Cecil Hiatt, same '. su.2d uarence Wyman, bridge crew 155.2U Jim Ingersoll, same.... lao.20 brnie hoimes, same 15a.au Carl Cox, same 152.60 J. C. Pinkston, same. lo2.bo .frank Raley, same 133.60 Sullivan Tel Co., high repair 13.10 .Milton Drake, same tn.tiu Joe Wallace, same 50.5U Public Service Co., same 17.82 Sullivan Water Co., same l.j Bryant Chevrolet Inc., same.. 58.67 Melvin Custer, same 33.32 pavidson Elec & Mach Works, same 1.20 MacAllister Mach Co., same.. 926.63 Rader Sales Inc., same.. 17.84 Stewart & Wall, same .95 Sullivan Supply Inc., same.... 5.46 T H Heavy Hardware, same.. 59. 8u Wilkinson Lumber Co., same 97.01 Overhead Door Cov same 280.00 Ohio Oil Co., same. 736.08 Standard Oil Co., same 208.53 Gulf Refining Co., same; , 37.23 Ind Dept State Revenue, same 69.40

D. A. Lubricant Co., same.... 114.25 Mid-Continent Petroleum Co., same 1,241.27 D. A. Lubricant Co., same 90.25 Mace Tire & Bat Ser, same.. 132.31 red H. Ogle, same 33.50 Sullivan Tractor Sales, same. . ' 33.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., same 18.46 A. G. McGuire, same.. 45.00 Merom Gravel Co., same.... 165.64 Quinn Gravel Co., same 53.50

W Carlisle Sand & Gravel Co.. same 1,141.30 Dodd's Sawmills Inc.. same.. 166.73 W. J. Holliday & Co., same 467.09 W. C. Hargis & Son, same. . 313.40 Sherwin-Williams Co., cigarette tax 158i40 WELFARE FUND a Mayme A. Keiser, welfare director 225.00 Iva Giles, visitor 150.00 Pauline Walters, same 150.00 Mildred Harrison, same 150.00 Norma Kelley. same 150.00 Mary Simmers, clerk 155.00 Gelena Shappeck, same 155.00 Amorine Wilson, legal service 50.00 Will A. Thompson, bd mem.. 10.00 Belle Tison. same 5.00 Hannah Murray, same 10.00 Lulu Williamson, same 5.00 Ray Newkirk. same 5.00 Iva Giles, mile visitor 25.00 Pauline Walters, same 25.00 Mildred Harrison. sam.e 25.00 Norma Kelley, same 25.00 Belle Tison, mile bd mem 1.00 Loyd W. Stafford, same. 1.20 Ray Newkjrk. same ' 1.80 Mayme A. Keiser, mile direct 9.85 Sullivan Tel Co., exp welfare 9.00 A. G. McGuire. same 48.50 Moore-Langen Print Co.. same 1.50

Milburn's Pharmacy, same.... 35.19 Monroe's Feed Store, same 182.70 Johnson Feed & Supply, same 166.00 Marshall Phillip3, same 26.35 E. Lowell Turpen. per diem.. comr 40.00 John R. Howard, same 40.00 HnroM M"-ts. same 42.00 Wm. W. Watson, per diem bd review fifi.00 Clyde Carpenter, same 66.00 Chs L. Davis Jr., exp bd..; review 7.28

IPVirl South, miners exam bd.. 21.00 I Alex Davison, same 21.00 Roy F. Layman, same 21.00

John R. Howard, mile comr.. 4?,.J K. Lowell Turpen. same. ... ?8.0 ""ril Marts, same .. ... 33 P0 Sullivan I nion. puhlc adv M.n P:i"ii'nn Daily Times, same.. . 54 28 Walker McHugh. burial soldier 150.00 Howe Funeral Home. same.... 100.00 D. N. Railshack. same 100.00 Tnd. State Sanitorium, inmates 540.20 Greene County, chanse venue 3.50 Punam Countv. sameT 74.50 E. H. Holder. J. P. return fines 2.50 Rv M. D-ake, exp reassess.. Fairbanks 53.28 Samuel Cormican. same 56.34 Paul Phillips, same Hamilton 192.76 T,esli jf. same '232.88 Marvin Walters, same..- 206.58 Wm. Johanninssmeier. same.. 167.16 K. O. Clowning, same 140.68 Robert York, same 1?5.20 Rw M. Druko, same 156.80 Samuel Cormican. same iw.ns Pari Johnson, same 170.34 noree furton, same... 93 Wa'W Rtoele. same 77.52 T. W Shuck, same .M T0 RnVrtann. same.,.....,., R7.00 O fownine. same n.n rnhert Vo'k. same 73 44 ""l jnMonn. 53Pifl Turmnn 80 '4

Comet No. 4 Coal Mine Inspected A Federal coal mine insoect-

or's safety report issued today by the Bureau of Mines nroDoses

added safeguards in the storine

of blasting supplies and a few .

other safeguards for the 400-ton-

a-day Comet No. 4 mine, . two miles northwest of Linton. Ind.

Operated by the Comet Collier-

les Incorporated, the Greene County stripping, operation em

ployed 17 men when it was examined in June by Inspector J, P. Sheridan.

Miscellaneous equipment was

removed .from the explosives

magazine between inspections, plRrtric blasting cables were short-circuited at the ends, and the shop repair pit was guarded adequately, Inspector Sheridan stated. He added that additional first aid materials were purchase during the inspection. A permanent magazine of approved construction should be provided for storing high explosives and black powder, Sheridan stated, also recommending a permanent or box-type magazine for detonators, display of warning signs near the magazines, and clean surrounding areas. Stranded wires should not be used in the blasting circuit, it was advised. Recommending the sloping of the highwall in the box cut as much as possible and the removal of loose material, the inspector also advocated the grounding of tipple motors and the wearing of safety toe shoes by all employees and protective hats by those exposed to falling objects.

Snow Hill Coal Mines Inspected

Although endorsing more than a dozen recent saftey improvements and other desirable features at the Wabash and Green Valley mines of the Snow Hill Coal Corporation, about five miles northwest of Terre Haute, Ind., a reinspection report released today by the Bureau of Mines proposes additional safeguards. The Vigo County mines

employed a total of 379 men and"

produced 2,362 tons of ooal a day when Inspector Frank Perz completed his examination in June. While approving the prompt removal of explosive gas detected at three places in the Green Valley mine the inspector said more air was needed at some working places, the air current should always be strong enough to dilute and carry away flam

mable or harmful gases, air passages should always be driven at proper intervals, and fire boss examinations should be started not more than four hours before the first shift enters the mine. He also recommended employing not more than 75 men on a split of air, and using line brattices when necessary to remove gases. Inspector Perz said explosive coal dust should be effectively allayed at its source in both mines, coal dust accumulations should be removed from the Green Valley mine, heavier rock dusting was needed in some places in both mines, and it should always be carried to with in 80 feet of the faces. He approved using permissible explosives and Airdox, a permitted blasting device, but he said the Airdox blowdown valve should always be at least 45 feet from a face and around a right angle. He also proposed universal compliance with the company's tim

bering plan; always setting sufficient safety posts and perma

nent timbers. Other recommendations included completion of eliminating haulage and electrical hazards and compliance with the company's rule banning the carrying

of matches and other flame-making devices in the mines. Recent improvements included wearing metal identification tags fastened to their lamp belts by' the underground employees, and placing supplies of rock dust at

each vetilation door for firefighting use, and properly insulating the compressed air line as

it crosses the trolley in thfc

bash mine.

VINCENNES MAN . '

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED,. 4

VINCENNES, Ind., ' Aug:;

(UP) Charles H. Jones, agi

was killed accidentally today a shotgun blast at his ho

Jones, a Vincennes ice man, st

ped to his bedroom closet for

gus on a report there was a v

rabbit in the neighborhood,

blast struck him in the stom

He died en route to a hospi

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waiter Hves. same.

William Miihan. same..... Clavton Plnkston, same... Archie Eaton, same fny A"mst same Homer Hawkins, same... . Reorge Mnh, same F.i'eene Wih'e. same Oliver M. SbVnler. same...

K'vrnopn Dmitri, same.

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IKS !0 152.R0 J4.05 15"? ST 14.00 150.40 150.4A 160.65 14!.?0

Mervin Eno-h. same 11.20 fvmond Pirtle. same 150.40 T-iwrence Pohrtson. same 150.40 finre!" Alumbaiitrh, same.... 144.no Eovd Oven, same 14R ?o Morlp TWroll same... 15R.95

w"eon Turpen, same 147.05 "1int Wnodnrd. same 156.75 Tne gonthwood. same 119.95 ("Veil r!.rrV, same 21.00 Paul wl1a"e, same J70.95 P'lhen Cork, same 141. nn Vnrman Moore, same jssno Tohri Wifmrdg,. same 'j. Pnni RHoiton. same 61.50 c-rl fiobin, same is.no Poni r- same 1".nn Wayne JTihp1, same 135.nri Wm. a Webb, same 1S5.no rarl .To"!""" Rn'oatt. ame... 143 "5 George Southwood, game...... 138.50

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