The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1945 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1945.

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NOTH l<: TO — THi < k* %\o mo\\i:ks Tho Board of Commissioners will accept bids for two short I wheel bas«- l Vs* ton trucks, dump I I . ds: and two tractor mowers. | Bids will be opened at the reg- ! ular meetlnK or the Board March I*,. 1!»45 at 10:00 o'clock A. M The Board reserves tlie right to j i eject any and all bids.

specifications arc on file In the .\uditor s Office, Putnam County. indianu. All bids must be on approved forms containing non-collusion; affidavits and accompanied by lands ar certified checks for the guarantee of performance of the on tracts'.

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for you and your car! WARNING! Tlie traffic toll in winter regularly climbs to a peak fifty per cent higher than the summer acciuent rate. And this winter, because tires and cars are older, both cars anj lives will be wrecked at a rate fat faster than ever, unless YOU do something about it! So take every possible precaution . . . Drive slowly and alertly, because it requires from four to eleven times tlie usual brakingdistance to stop a car, without chains, on wet snow or ice ... Don't closein on the car ahead . . . Slow down well before reaching crossings . . . And watch out for pedestrians picking their way in hazy twilight or darkness.

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At any other time in our nation's history, there would have been something sacrilegious in discussing tlie saving of cars in the same breath with the saving of human life. To-

day,however, the country's war effort and well-being depend on an ever-dwindling supply of essential transportation. Lives are important, and so are irreplaceable automobiles. Do your humane and patriotic part to save lives. Let your Phillips 66 Service Man do his patriotic part to help you save your car. He lias many engineered Tire-Saving and CarSitiing services. Some arc free; some carry a small charge for materials and labor. All are a real aid in making your car and your tires last longer and go further. Drive in at the Orange and Black 66 Shield, tlie sign of famous Phillips 66 Gasoline and Phillips 66 Motor Oil. But for safety's sake, drive s-l-o-w-l-y!

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iM John Wayne, currently starring in “The Fighting SeaBees,” Republic's authentic and thrilling new picture.

cided that it would be cheaper to dispense with his services than to order uniforms of another shade and texture. So Van Derscheuren is out and khaki is

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CUPID TAKES A BOW IN SEATTLE PHOJEUT SEATTLE (UP) When housing authorities opened the Michigan St. dormitories for girl workers in Seattle, little did they know the project would be a stomping grounds for Cupid. For actoss tlie street, conveniently for all concerned live students at Boeing Aircraft Co.'“ Superfortress school. Numerous couples from the two projects have tripped to the altar since the dormitory opened a year agev The dormitory’s 500 residents represent every state in the

Union.

Acquanetta, exa'-ic brunette, lends her eye-filling beauty to Univer -al's most recent dramatic honor film, -Jungle Woman.” at the Voncastlc Thursday only. HOSPITAL NOTES -Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kerns. V no sir t. are the parents of a •‘on • rn Tu nday at the Putnam

county hospital.

Mrs. Estelle Pi arson was ai. rutti.i to lha iruinarn county hospital Wednesday. Mr;;. Robert Burks and babl wi . e i used fi iin the Putnam county hospital Tuesday. Mr . Robert Gose and baby returned to their home on R. 2,

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