A Home Town Devoted to the Paper For Interests of Putnam People Home People he Putnam New "When The One Great Scorer '-“lues To Write Against Your Name Vol. 11 He Writes Not If You Won Or Lost But How You Played The Game" THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 FROM THE JOHN F. OODER, FORMER SUPERINTENDENT OF EDITOR’S WINDOW MASS PRODUCTION IN ALL INDUSTRIAL LINES BY MKJS. J. S. YEAGER PUTNAM SCHOOL, DIED IN ABILENE JULY John F. Oder, a funner resident n i j n f k AI Ip II I Tl NOT OPA SOLUTION TO INFLATED PROBLEMS A school teacher was recently of Putnam and superintendent of U AI i Ih ILiIIA l L stopped in Detroit for driving th­ the Putnam high school for three rough a red light and was given a years, died in Hendricks Memorial j l l C C Ifcj (|U A il AM Back of all the talk of inflation ticket calling for her appearance hospital at Abilene Friday morning U l L u 111 IJIiJlIIilltl TEXAS & PACIFIC MRS. GLENN BURNAM and price control is the undeniable in traffic court the following Mon­ at 2 a. hi. after an illness lasting (J flO H I T i ■ T l i r P I l 1 V fact that heavily increased produc­ day. She went at once to the judge, for more than two months. HUOl I I AL I UtOllA I tion is our only salvation. told him that she had to be at her Mr. Oder had taught ISO years be RAILWAY MAKINIG HONORED WITH Everyone knows that hlnek mark­ classes then, and asked for the im­ fore retiring and had taught at et:; are created by an inadequate mediate disposal of her case. many places throughout the Abi­ W. G. (Bud) Carmichael, a prom­ supply of desired goods in norma*, ‘So” , said the judge, "you’re lene district. His last teaching was inent and well to do farmer and EXTENSIVE REPAIRS SHOWER AT CISCO legitimate outlets. This country’s a school teacher, your presence here at Wylie high school, which lie ac-, stock raiser living it) the Cook price control policies have c. fulfills a long standing ambition eepted after retirement, to help community about six miles south of The Texas & Pacific railway has A bridal shower was given in the tributed unnecessarily to that in­ for me. For years I have yearned supplement classroom manpower Cisco, died in the Graham hospital a large force of men doing repair home of Mrs. Roy Finley of Cisco adequacy. No one will produce an to have a school teacher In this during .the war years. Tuesday morning. He was taken ill work on the main line. They have Friday evening, July- 5, honoring article if he can’t sell it for enough court. "Now,” he thundered, “you He was born April 17, 18t$8, nt Sunday and entered the hospital been doing repair >vork for some Mrs. Glenn Burnam. Mrs. Brunam to pay the cost. And no mauufm- sit right down at the table there Hope, Mo. He taught school in that early Tuesday morning. time in the way of raising the low is the former Miss Juakanu Young­ anrer, farmer, or retailer can “ hold and write ‘I went through a stop state several years liefore com­ Mr. Carmichael was a bachelor E. J- MILLER places and putting on rook ballast blood. the price line" indefinitely in De­ sign' 500 times. and had many friends throughout The guests were greeted by the ing to Texas. Since 1915, he had of Brown County and generally improving track all face of increased wages and oper­ maintained a home at 1042 Orange the territory, visiting Putnam quite along. The company has enjoyed hostess and Mrs. Ennie Qualls, and ating expenses beyond his control. The Agriculture Department ha9 Street in Abilene. ; often on business trips. He was the best business in the history of were shown into the dining room He must raise his prices or quit 25- Years active private practice arranged to relieve the shortage He was married in Missouhi to ’ horn in Tennessee, January 29, 18- tue road and are still running many for refreshments. producing. in State and Federal Courts. in 25 western and southern states the former Addie M. Russell, who 81, and came to Eastland county fieight truins duily each way. Ac­ Guests registered in the bride’s in the case of many agricultural 12 Years District Judge with a of fat6 and oils for cooking pur­ survives. Also surviving are four with his parents when he was nine cording to the number of trains book, which was presided over by products, the government lias at­ record above the average, asks poses according to report of July children, Paul I. Oder of Holly­ years of age. being operated, it appears the busi­ Mrs. Ennis Qtialls. House decora­ tempted to meet the issue through promotion to the 2 by this Department. wood, Calif., Earnest F. Oder of * Funeral was h 'd at the Thomas ness is still up from pre-war days. tions which emphasized the yellow the old advice of subsidies. A child The states getting this relief and Sweetwater, .1. Russell Oder of St. Funeral home at 4 p. in. Wednesday COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS Since they contemplate putting and gold theme were used through­ cau see the economic fallacy In that ' with H. N. Bulderee, pastor of the described as receiving less than Louis, Mo., and Mrs. Iriou of Mem 11th District on those large Diesel engines it out the rooms. a subsidy means that a part of the their share are Virginia, West Vir­ phis, Tenn; a sister, Mrs. Wallace ! Baptist church at Carlsbad, o fid-.. w ill requite a much better road bed Following refreshments, guests cost of what you purchase is paid ginia, North Carolina, South Caro­ H. Douglas of Smithville, Mo., a | ating. to succeed Judge Gray, who has to carry the trains that they ex­ were seated in the liiving room for opt of your tax dollars. In the lina, Georgiu, Alabama, Mississippi, sister-in-law, Mrs. C. H. Bradley of i Survivors are three brothers: C. withdrawn. pect to run in the near future. where they enjoyed conversation. long run, the bill Is greater. Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Delano, Calif., all of whom were at I.. Carmichael, Nimrod, R. W. at (Pol. Adv.) They hud advertised they would Gifts for the bride were brought in Those who try to bring about Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkan­ his bedside. Hamlin, L. A. Anderson, &. C. and have the new passengers in opera­ and presented to her in a large, businesslike administration of price sas. Codorado, New Mexico, Ari­ Funeral services were held at the R. S. Dunning of Cisco. tion by October of this year but white box, tied with yellow and control aren’t the friends of infla­ zona, California, Oregon, Washing­ University Baptist ehureh in Abi­ Lone Star Canning they now announce it will he April gold ribbon. Many beautiful and tion. They are the friends of pro­ ton, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,Utah, lene of which he had been a mem­ or May in 1947 before the manufac­ useful gifts were seen as the duction, inflation’s enemy. This and Wyoming. ber for many years, Saturday at AMERIICAN LEGION Bulletin Boost To turers can deliver the new, fast honoree opened the packages and cmuitry has the greatest production The Department said these states 5 p. m. with the Rev. C. A. Pow-ell engines on account of strikes and passed them around for inspection. capacity of any country in the should begin to receive increased of Rule, a former pastor, officiat­ Food Preservation other work stoppages. Those present for the occasion world. It has In addition, a highly supplies Itetween July 5 and 10th. ing, and the Rev. W. C. Ashford, ELECTS OFFICERS were: Mrs. Glenn Burnam, Mrs. eompetetive distribution system Southside Baptist pastor, assisting. Cooperating with the Department Jesse Youngblood, Mrs. Mark Bur­ which is a miracle of efficiency. It is said King George VI of Luther Webb conducted the music. of Agriculture's appeal for National nam, Mrs. C. A. Warden, Miss Until these forces can operate free- England has recently received hon­ MONDAY, JULY 8TH Home Food Preservation Week July WILLIIAM N. MCGEE Dorothy Cooper, Mrs. J. D. Hall, lv, we shall continue to enrich the ors in America that no other Eng­ MRS. GEO. BIGGERSTAFF 15-22, Lone Star Gas Company's Miss Dorris Lee Hall, Mrs. Forest1 black market, and prevent legiti- Miller, Mrs. Howard Carlisle, Mrs. lish king has ever had. His name is COMPLIMENTED ON POEM At a regular meeting of the Eu­ current reciite bulletin stresses mo­ DIES IN COUNTY mate producers and distributors Ennis Qualls, Mrs. J. E. Burnam, among the 8,919 newcomers in BY HOME TOWN PAPER gene Bell Post, American Legion dern methods of canning fruits, in all fields from performing the "Who's Who in America.” officers for the new year were vegetables and meats to assure Mrs. Vam Berry, Miss Gayle Le- vast services of which they are The reason given by tlie publishers Mrs. George Biggerstaff, who elected and will be installed at an Americans a better diet and help HOSPITAL MONDAY Voise Burnatn, Mrs. Dock Iscnliow- capable thereby assuring goods nt is that several years ago they be­ was reared near Grand Saline, gave other meeting "scheduled to be held the famine stricken of the world. er, Miss Mary Joe Isenhower, the least inflated prices. gan sketching foreigners who were us the following item of news: August 13. Copies of the bulletin, "Cook- William Newton McGee, a farm­ Retlia Barnaul, Mrs. Opal Dila, so well know'll in this country as to “Grand Saline is celebrating the Officers elected were: Lee Loiter, ing With Gas,' are available with­ er living near Scranton died at 1 :30 Mrs. C. E. Reynolds, Katherine Rey­ make their names of special interest 100th anniversary of the great salt commander; .Tack Mitchell, first out charge through the company's p .m. Monday afternoon at the nolds, Mrs. James Starr, Mrs. C. State Fair At to the reuders of “Who’s Who in industry there this week, where all vice-commander; Bill Banks, secre- • business offices or requr ds may bo County hospital in Baird. Mr. Mc­ E. Haley, Mrs. W. It. Starr, Mrs. Dallas To Open America." , our Morton salt comes from. The tary and vice commander; Terrell mailed to Lone‘ Star's home eco­ Gee recently moved from Pyote and E. E. Green, Mrs. J. E Shirley, Mrs. salt is mined as well as being Williams, Adjutant, Dale Glussou, • nomics department in Dallas at 301 purchased the farm owned by Gene Omar Finley, Jerry Dwytje Dial, On October 5th n investigation of this countrys j pump'd front deep wells, jmd five assistant adjutant; Billie Mae S. Harwood &tr«4t. Cook, just west of the Scranton Mrs. Lee Starr, Rosa Starr, ____ 'ms been suggested1 different grades are produced.” .Jotie, 'chaplain; Russell Warren’, National cation week cemetery' and moved there in Jan­ Kii-tfc Starr, Mrs. Liuebarger, J. by Representative Horan of Wash­ Sergeant-at-arms; Claude W arren1 uary of this year. V . Adams and Mrs. Roy Finley. The State Fuir, which opens at Grand Saline is Mrs. Oeorge will focus attention on necessity of Dallas October 5, will allot the ington after learning that 8.1!*2. Biggerstaffs home town, and Mrs. historian: Bruce Bell, service of­ home preservation of food supplies Mr, McGee was born at Rosebud, 000 one-hundred pound bags of sug ficer; Jack , Welfare of­ Ala., April 30, 1881. He was .tar­ first four days to 4-H Clubs and Biggerstaff was invited to appear for winter when food is badly need­ Dr. Cox Gives Future Farmers of America, an­ ar are now stored in western ware­ o the musical program with her ficer. ed throughout the world; it will ried to Miss Nora Bynum of Buf­ houses. The post is reported now to have falo Gap, November 15, 1907. nounces R. L. Thornton, president own musical companions. emphasize need for food preserva­ Advice On Bites of the State Fair Association. All Mr. Horan said a Tune 15 inven­ Her poem, “ Grand Saline Exes 230 members and two-thirds of them tion throughout summer and fall. Survivors are his wife, three barns and pens will Ik- placed at tory showed that 288,400 tons of are World War II veterans. daughters and two sons, Mrs. Marla By Rabid Animals Are Coming Home” received front) The bulletin points out that cann­ the disposal of clubs over the state sugar is stored in California, 21,000 Plans were made at the meeting Moore, Mrs. Joan Hendricks, Pyote, page publicity in the Grand Saline ing is one of the best means of and school age exhibitors will be tons in Oregon, 29,000 tons in Wash­ Monday night to build a $2000 tia- | Mrs. Bobbie Brooks, Andrews, With a sharp increase in the num- Sun. Mrs. Riggers ...iff was culled food conservation and describes the kings of the show the first five ington, 30,600 tons in Idaho, 48,450 tive stone hut on the park Ace Georgs G., Scranton, Cpl. Win N. j ber of persons being bitten by rabid by long distance telephone con­ pressure cooker, boiling water bath days the show wit . junior di­ tons in Montana end 41,000 tons in Hickman donated the Legion recent­ McGee, enroute home from San ' animals in East Texas, and similar 01 gratulating her on her poem. She and open kettle methods of canning visions showing the 5, 6, 7 and 8 Utah. ly. Plans call for a building 50x75 Francisco. There are also five occurrences reported in other sec­ being from an old pioneer faintly, vegetables, fruits, meats, poultry, and senior division nlloted October feet. The Legioin lias in the build- ] grandchildren. tions of the state, Dr. Geo. W. Cox, has one of the 2 first 35 gallon steel fish, piek'es and relishes. Recipes 9. drying to discourage her four- ing fund now approximately $1100. 1 Funeral was held at the Metho- j State Health Officer, recently war- kettles for manufacturing salt given for sugar substitutes and those re­ This is a new streamlined pro­ year-old daughter from carrying disi church at 4 p. in. Thursday, i jied all Texans to be on the alert to her father, the late J. 1. Hatton, quiring minimum sugar are given. cedure, says Thoruton, that will out a mischievous plan, a young Rev. II. J. Sanders Methodist min- j for symptoms of this disease v.hen by an uncle, Slim Richardson, who STAMFORD RAISES The pressure cooker ‘method is make more room in the arenas for mother said, "Lot’s not and say we ister, and Rev. Arvel Reese, Bap- I around domestic or wild animals, owned the first salt well In Grand SCHOOL TAXES TO (he nearest approach to commercial exhibitions by both groups, shorten did," tist minister, officiating. j The 2,100 animal heads received Saline, Van Zandt county. $1.50 BY ELECTION VOTE canning ani will handle any kind showing time and enable boys ar 1 Her daughter had a different — Burial was in the Scranton ceme- j for examination by tlie State Health of food, the bulletin says, and the girls to return to school with a idea. "Oh, no. Let’s do it and say tery. j Department during the past year j MRS. H. C. KNIGHT In a school election Tuesday, the water bath method is “ recommended minimum of time lost. we didn’t." ha’ e shown 087 positives, includ­ SUCCEEDS HUSBAND AS Stamford school district voted to | for canning fruits, tomatoes and In order to alleviate crowded con­ increase the special school tax from I ing incidence among cats, dogs, COUNTY COMMISSIONER tomato mixtures.” The open kettle ditions that have resulted in former $1.00 on the $100 valuation to a hoi ~es, rabbits, rats, squirrels, The teacher was trying to teach method “may be used for preserv­ WILL CELEBRATE years when animals to be shown maximum of $1.50 on the $100 vain ' skunks, guinea ^.gs, coyotes, go­ her class the meaning of fract ons. H. C. Knight, county commission­ ing and pickling” in both junior l . d senior division phers, racoons, hogs, sheep and She asked, “Tommy, if the butcher er of Shackelford county, died re­ ation. Tlie vote was 272 for, and i One section of the bulletin is de­ were brought at the beginning of 115 against. prairie dogs. cut a pound of beefsteak into four cently and the Shackelford county voted to containers, lids and steri­ GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY the show and kept till the last days, ■ _____ J Rabies is transmitted to man th- pieces, what would he have?" Commissioners Court has appointed Increased teachers salaries are lizing. Other points stressed are states Roy Wilson, chairman of the expected to result from the addi­ "Four customers waiting for it,” his wife, Mrs. H. C. Knight, as pre-cooking or blanching of fruits Mr and Mrs. W. A. Buchanan of | ro"Kh a bite or havln& a tut exP°s- junior farm and ranch committee, tional tax voted. Proceeds of the' replied Tommy. County Commissioner from the and vegetables, and how to detect Putnuin, who will celebrate their to the saliva of a rabid animal. the association plans to have all Moran precinct. This makes two bond issue will be applied to re -1 food spoilage. It warns, “ don’t th­ Golden Wedding Anniversary on j B'tes through clothing are not as facilities turned over to boys and modeling Burner Heights school. I Officials of the Peace River can­ women serving in Shaekelford coun­ row away food value! In prt-cook- July 28, will bold open house to dangerous as bites on exposed sur- girls to house and show th *r live­ ting Company of the state of Flo- ty as commissioners. While Calla­ ! making necessary renovations at the ing vegetables and fruits, use the their many friends from ten o’cloik f because the saliva is wiped stock. high school and to meet future1 off as the tooth passes through the ida have announced that they will han cc’Uity has had one to serve, cooking liquid to fill the jnrs. Va­ in the morning until five in the Premium list and Instructions building needs. cloth. immediately begin the construction Mrs. Sidney Harwell, who was ap­ luable minerals and vitamins leak afternoon. A very cordial invitation will be ready for distribution by There has been a number of If a person is bitten, the offendin : M a $150,000 citrus-vegetable cann pointed to fill out the unexpired out into the water, and will be lost is extended to everyone. August 1, concludes the committee places voting to raise the tax limit. animal should be penned, if possible, ng plant at Edinburg. term of Mr. Harwell who resigned. forever if the water is discarded.” Miss Pat Cranston, Radio direc­ chairman. Of course, the people would have tor for Uni.sal Mills “ Gold Chain for a period of ten days observation. The country of Italy, where Mus- a right to vote a bond issue for If the animal is normal at the end TO THE PEOPLE OF EASTLAND COUNTY Golden Couple Program” came for TO THE VOTERS OF >linl was dictator for many years, improvements if they could sell of that time, the case can be dis­ CALLAHAN COUNTY RED CROSS TO M EET an interview with Mr. and Mrs. PRECINCT NO. 3: i now a republic and on July 1 them but we do not know just, what missed If it is necessary to kill FRID AY, JULY 19 Buchanan, as to their appearing the animnl, this should be done in nreo de Neola was inaugarated as the law authorizes the school board Sunday, July 21st, at 4:00 p. m. In making my announcement for In a few days now you will be such a manner that the Praia is not le country’9 first provisional presi- to submit maintenance tax elec­ The Eastland County Bed Cross on their program. Mr and M s, County Commissioner, Precinct No. going to the polls to select a Sheriff tion to increase the school tax ?nt. chapter of the American Red Cross Buchanan will go down Saturday 1 destroyed, otherwise, an examina- 3, I wish to state that I hesitated Italy has had a hard time and for the next two years. In weeks above the constitutional limit of will he held July 19, at the Fast- afternoon and return Sunday. They j tion to determine whether or not to make my announcement at first her freedom loving nations, we past I have endeavored to eontact $1.00 on the $100 valuation. land county court house. will lie guests of Universal Mills, | animal had rabies will be irn- due to the fact that I have made sure, will lend her a helping each and everyone of you personally re Mrs. Joseph Perkins, chairmnn, whicli is indeed an honor, and their j possible. If the head is sent to the the race several times and failed ind from time to time until she to discuss try oandidacy and seek JESSE JOE CLARK states this will be a business meet­ many friends congratulate them, j state IIealth Department, care to he elected However, I remem­ comes accustomed to her new and your vote and influence, however, ______j should be used in properly Icing it RECEIVES HONORABLE ing only and no program Is being ber an old adage I learned in tter way of life. despite -my very best efforts there . _ Ito prevent decomposition. are many of yon whom I have been DISCHARGE FROM NAVY planned. A report from the nomin­ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thames were 1 v school which reads: "If at first you ating committee will he given and in Cisco shopping and circulating d,on’t succeed, try, try again” , so It is said that for the first time unable to eontact. To those of you, The following personnel from the officers elected. among friends ,but Mr, Thames said SI MMER DRINK I am trying again. 50 years Dr. Homer Strain, a whom I have not seen. 1 sincerely Texas area have recently received The nominating committee, »hich it was more shopping than trading, I believe I am qualified for the ntist in Bloomington, Illinois, was ask your consideration. And in re­ As hot, summer days are here, an honorable discharge from the vas appointed at the recent meet­ since he was trying to purchase a office and would like to be given table to serve his patients. turn for this, I promise if elected we want something cold to drink, United States Navy at tlie Navy ing of the executive committee, is new tire and stated there was no a chance to serve the people of the He was III at his home. Previous that 1 will devote my very best ef­ sayR Loreta Allen, home demon­ Separation Center in Norman, Okla. composed of H. .1. Tanner, East- precinct. I have been a taxpayer this illness he had worked stead- forts to making you a competent, such animal in Cisco. stration agent. A good drink is Jesses Joe Clark: last permanent land, J. E. Walker, Gorman, and and loyal citizen of the county for for fifty years without missing courteous and cooperative law en­ tomato milk cocktail. The milk and duty station United States Naval Mrs. Louise Weber, Rising Star, many years. I know the needs of day. which is a very unusual forcing officer. It will be my pur­ Mrs, Wilson Horner is at Mar­ tomato juice must be cold. Mix % Base. Astoria, Oregon: served 12 and Edward L**e. Cisco. the different communities which cord. pose at all times to render the very shall, Teras this week with ber cup of rich milk, 1 cup tomato best service of whleh I am capable. months overseas; American theat-r'j All county chairmen are expected father, J. L. Carrol of Baird, who juice, a few grains of salt and a comprises the precinct. I stand for and Asiatic-Pacific theater. to attend this meeting. equal rights for all, economy in Mr. and Mrs. R. L Clinton, Jr. I wish also to express my pro hud an operation. We wish for him few of pepper. Beat with rotary administration as far as practic­ « home from Denton where they found gratitude to all of you for a speedy recovery. beater. Serve immediately. ire been attending summer the innumerable kindness, s shown Mr. - „d Mrs. ,T. B. Eubank arc: Ode Johnson of the Scranton able, and efficient and prompt ser­ t e ‘ during this campaign and to vice. bool. visiting u, Amarillo this week, and community was in Putnam Satur­ Well, the editor and family1 5s Mrs. J. A. Heyser of the Zion say that meeting and talking with when they return home they will day afternoon circulating among still getting along fine and enjoying Hill community hns bee in the I would appreciate your vote and Miss Lera Fleming of Abilene you has been on indescribable move In th home purchased from friends and complaining of the dry the nice things brought in by our Mineral Wells for the past several influence in the coming p-'mary ent the week end visiting with pleasure. Mr King recently and vaca’ ed this weather.. readers. Mrs. Henry Weeks sent days recuperating from the lu “lection. *r mother, Mrs. Lula Fleming, Sincerely, week. her husband down one morning Inst weather and minor ailments. Very Truly Yonra, id brother, Bud Fleming. 8. S. NICHOLS Mrs. Ilnrve Black, i ^ ,, week with two nice frying siz CLAUDS KINO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burnam cif Har- j confined in the county hospital for chickens and J. R. Gunn brougi Mr. and Mrs. Pete King are mo George McGee and brother of the Mrs. L. B. Moore and daughter. din-Simmons University spent the ' ♦»-e past, several days, seriously ill, in a nice bag of peaches, and you ing their household goods to Mrs Mr and Mrs Claud Cunningham ranton community were in Put­ Miss Et „ were shopping and cir­ week end visiting with frieiu reported to he recovering slowly know tLere is nothiing much he T. L. Ilumllton’s and storing them of Midland were visiting in the in Sb tv-da J looking after h*1 si­ culating among friends in Cisco relatives in Putnam and the entou .,ui in PXDected to be ter than peach cobler and frie< with u view of moving to Fort home of Mrs. J. H. Cunningham. ts interest. Saturday afternoon. community. chicken. Thanks. Worth in the near future. Mr. Cunningham's mother. THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 THE PUTNAM NEWS, PUTNAM, TEXAS

fourth, Rome. Q. Will not Christ's coming be THE PUTNAM NEWS a silent growth 0f good? BIBLE QUESTIOnS Sample Ballot of the Democratic Primary July 27 AN5W-C R-CO BY TM-C A.—The Tpsrii!iu-nt says. PUBLB1SHEI) EVERY THURSDAY No. “ For the Lyr(1 Himself shall I am a Democrat and pledge myself to support the Nominee of this primary. VOICE /PROPHECY descend from heaven with a shout, INTERNATIONAL 018 IE BHOaOIAWi * with the voice of the archangel, FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR: FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS J, S. YEAGER, Ed'tor and Manager and with the trump of God: and 17TH DISTRICT: the dead in Christ shall rise first: Tom Connally of Falls County then we which are alive and re­ Gilbert (Gib) Sandefer of Taylor County Entered at the Postoffice at A. B. (Cyclone) Davis of Dallas County Q._W hen does God reward men main shall be caught up together Luverne Somerville of Dallas County AVIilia-n AV. Blanton of Shackelford County Putnam, Callahan County, Texas with them in the clouds, to meet It. M. Wagstaff of Taylor County —here or hereafter? Tyrrell Sledge of Hays County s Second Class Mail Matter, the Lord In the air: and so shall Omar Burleson of Jones County A.— Please read Matthew 16:27: Floyd E. Ityun of Harris County “ For the Son of man shall come in we ever be with the Lord. Where­ Bryan B. Bradbury of Taylor County fore comfort one another with these Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or the glory of His Father with Hi3 FOR GOVERNOR: words." I Thessa Ionia us 4 Robert R. Herring of Stephens County reutation of any person, firm or corporation that may appear angels; and then He shall reward Nina J. Headrick of Nolan County in the columns of The Putnam N ews will be gladly and fully every man according to his works.’’ Grover Sellers of Hopkins County Q.— In Mark 13:31 it says that Ted Miles of Jones County corrected upon being brought to the attention of publisher. Q.—Was there a city railed Baby­ "Heaven and earth shall pass C. II. Shaw of Harris County lon in the days of the apostles'? away” . I don’t see where the right- ■ John Lee Smith of Throckmorton County FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE COURT OF Cards of Thanks, Resolutions of Respect, and any kind of en­ (See I Peter 5:13). cous will go if heaven is destroyed Homer I', ltainey of Travis County CIVIL APPEALS 11TH DISTRICT: A.—Yes, Babylon was still a tertainments where admission fee or charges are made, will along with this world. Boose Turner of Travis County large city in the days of the j Clyde Grissom of Eastland County AVilliiam V. Brown of Bowie County be charged for at regular rates. ai>oHtle*i. Several centuries later it 1 A.—There is no cause for alarm. A. J. Burks of Ector County was completely destroyed, and to- j It is the atinosphereic heaven that FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE COURT day it is a desolation. will pass away at the day of the i AV. .7. Minton of Grayson County OF CIVIL A PPEAL 11TH JUDICIAL ojny u.iatsaAV Classified Ads •aaojg ajBioossy Lord. The apostle Peter describes Beauford Jester of Navarro County DISTRICT: Cisco, Texas. Q.—Do you not believe that those it ns a great explosion. “ But the AValter Scott McNutt of Marion County four strange animals mentioned in day of the Lord will come ns a j Albert S. Mauzey of Nolan County PLENTY OF Both Tractor and LOST: one pair of eye glasse", Chas B. Hutheison of Dallas County the seventh chapter of Daniel are thief in the night: in which the E. J. Miller of Brown County Automobile Tires In Stock.— F. P. either at cemetery or around Mis­ new species that will be developed heavens shall pass away with a Floyd Brinkley of Harris County Sheckelford, Putnam. Texas. sion hotel. Finder will please return by science? great noise, and the elements shall,' Jerry Sadler of Gregg County FOR REPRESENTATIVE 107TII FLOTORIAL to Mary Guyton at the hotel or to NOVELTY SHOP: You need not A.—No. They are not literal ani­ melt with fervent heat, the earth Caso March of McLennan County DISTRICT: the News office, Putnam, Texas. worry what to give Ma, Pa and mals at all, but symbols of great also and the works that are therein T. S. (Tip) Ross of Eastland County the children or for your what-nois. REMEMBER when you need disks world powers Duniel 7:23 says: shall be burned up.’’ 2 Peter 3 :10. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Just call at the Douglas Pottery and “ The fourth beast shall be the And then he adds: “Nevertheless Rankin Blackburn of Eastland County we have a good stock at all times. Allan Shivers of Jefferson County Novelty Shop and you will find — F. P. Shackelford, Putnam, Tex. fourth kingdom upon earth." The w p , according to His promise, look ! L. R. Pearson of Eastland County something suitable. We are ready first beast was the first kingdom, for new heavens and a new earth, Jo Ed Winfree of Harris County FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY 42ND DISTRICT: to serve and help you. — Douglas LET US repair your furniture. We or Babylon; the second, Medo- wherein dwelleth righteousness." Boyce House of Tarrant County paint, varnish and completely over­ Verse 13. Novelty Shop, Putnam, Texas. Persla; the third, Greecia; and the Larry Mills of Dallas County Thos. E. Hayden, Jr., of Taylor County haul your furniture, including all PLENTY of tractor and car bat­ kinds of upholstering. — Swim Turner AA'alker of Harris County FOR COUNTY JUDGE: teries in stock. Buy now while you Furniture Company. FOR COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC can get them. — F. P. Shackelford, •T. Lester Farmer Putnam, Texas. LOST: one white face steer calf. ACCOUNTS: FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY: Notify Weldon Flemling. LOOK: FARMERS RANCHMAN PLENTY of Binder Twine in stock. Clifford E. Butler of Harris County F. E. M'tchell Better get it now while it Is here, 50 pet. WETTABLE D. D. T. POWDER George H. Sheppard of Nolan County .vou will need it In cutting your Mrs. Will McCoy FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT: row feed. — F. P. Shackelford, Put­ Only 65c per lb. FOR STATE TREASURER: nam, Texas. Mrs. Corrle Driskill FOR Also every other kind, from 1 pet. to 100 pet. in pow­ Jesse James of Travis County Clarence AVilliams of Travis County FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT: JTTST RECEIVED: shipment of County Treasurer der, oil base or water solution. Come in and see our Seat Covers. Fit most all cars. — FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL Bruce Bell assortment. LAND OFFICE: FOR SHERIFF: D. D. T. HEADQUARTERS Bascom Giles of Travis County A\\ A. Petterson FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL: S. S. (Nick) Nichols 9 ... DUNN’S CISEO LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Price Daniel of Liberty County FOR ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR Pat M. Neff, Jr., of Harris County OF TAXES: CISCO, TEXAS H MAYTAG SALES FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC M H Joy INSTRUCTION: Mrs. T. AA’. Briscoe O. C. (Clyde) Yarbrough L. A. AVoods of McLennan County 1 AND SERVICE FOR COUNTY TREASURER: FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE: "\ Sk CISCO, TEXAS LOOK AT THESE VALUES Mrs. AA'ill McCoy « It. E. McDonald of Travis County Presley (Turk) Reynolds J. E. McDonald of Ellis County If you have an old Maytag: Washing B A SE B A LL GLOVES (Hutch) _____ $6.65 FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC Benjamin F. Hill of Dallas County INSTRUCTION: Machine, we will buy or fix it so it will BATTERIES (24 Month) ______$7.95 up \\\ 1.. Chambers of Brown County be good as new, so why not bring that B. C. Chrisman BICYCLES (Used- -Guaranteed) . _____-> k $20. up FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER: Maytag in and sell it to us or have it fix­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, COFFEE MAKERS (Most all Types) ____ $1.98 up Ike Lyons of Harris County PRECINCT NO. 4: ed. We guarantee p1! our v/ork. We also Mac Coker of Dallas County J. M. McMillan BRIDLES (Army Quality) ...... $1.49 Olln Culberson o f Jackson County have power lawn mowers. Claude E. Foster BASSINETS ______$4.93 FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME FOR Jl STICK OF THE PEACE, DUNNS MAYTAG SALES COURT (Place 1): CANNISTER SETS 9Sc PRECINCT NO. 6: *- ~ ' and SER VICE John II. Sharp of Ellis County J. G Aiken ALUMINUM (Pan. Am. C a s's 20 pet. off regular price Chas. T. Howland of Tarrant County Complete line of repairs for all FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, HIGH CHAIRS $4.95 up makes Washing Machines. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME PRECINCT N O .______; POCKET KNIVES ______$L50 COURT (Place 2 ): Can furnish Garden Tractor imme­ James B. Hubbard of Nueces County FOR CONSTABLE, PRECINCT NO. 6: VEN ETIAN BLINDS (Composition) ______$3.98 Giahaiu B. Smedley of Tarrant County diately—come in and see. Bert Brown VENETIAN BLINDS (Metal Now Available) FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE SUPREME Also complete line of Auto FOR CONSTABLE, PRECINCT NO. SEAT COVERS (most all cars— Deluxe) $15.95 COl'R. (Pla.e 3 ): f Tubes, all sizes. V J .E. Hickman of Eastland County TENNIS RACKETS ______$4.19 up FOR PUBLIC WEIGHER, PRECINCT NO. 1306 Ave. D.—Cisco FOR JUDGE COURT OF CRIMINAL SOCKET SETS ______69c up APPEALS: FOR COUNTDEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN: GARBAGE PAILS (10 gallon) ------$1.69 Jesse Owens oL Wilbarger County Hugh W. Ross, Jr. Weave*' Baker of Kimble County BATTERY RADIO (Stev.art-Warner) ______$34.50 FOR PRECINCT CHAIRMAN, Joseph Donnell Dickson of Baylor CountJ PRECINCT N O .______: A & B P A C K S ______$4.95 Tom L. Beauchamp of Smith County WALL .PAPER (Complete Room) ______$3.98 up THOMPSON’S 1 ing to the U. S. Department of Ag­ SAVE MONEY ON PARTS FOR riculture. tomatoes are used in making sauce, Notes From H. D. eatsnp. puree,.and soup, both at FORD — CHEV — PLYMOUTH & OTHERS! Moreover, the tomato is preserved home and conimercln’ly VARIETY STORE Agent in a greater variety of ways than A fortunate combination of de­ any other vegetable, both at home LORKTA ALLEN sirable qualities in this one vege­ BAIRD TEXAS COME LOOK THEM OVER! and commercially. Seventy percent table caused its phene minal rise, S>|\ plant scientists. The tomato is Americans began eating tomatoes of the total commercial acreage now is grown for processing. The com­ adapted to a wide variety of soils only about a century ago yet today mercial pack of canned tomatoes is and growing conditions. I!; is easy the tomato is the most widely larger than the pack of any other to grow. It produces heavily. It’s grown of any vegetable in home vegetable, and the pack of tomato flavor and color make it popular and gardens and one ol the leading juice alone Is exceeded only by with most people. It can be served commercial vegetable crops, accord­ canned peas and sweet corn. In If. a great many differ?nt ways, both cooked and raw. It is one of the rich relatively Inexpensive sources of vitamin 0.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. AVatkins re­ turned Londay ’ Byrd, New Mex.. a ftp an extended visit with their grandmother, Mrs. S. J. Hamilton.

Mi. and Mrs. Earl Hate of Fort AV’orth spent the week end with their grandmother, Mrs. S. J. Ham lllon, and a birthday dinner wn? erved to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hale and Mrs. Clarence WatJ ’. s. Other relatives attending were Mr. and j Mrs. Jack AA’. Rhodes and son, cou­ sins from Grand Prairie.

Mrs. Fred Cook and daughter. Frediyn, left. Wednesday morning for Dallas where they wlil visit I relatives for a few da; % THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1946 THE PUTNAM NEWS, PUTNAM, TEXAS c—~ n ' ■

Mrs. Kay battle stopped in Put- | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell are A L L A N SHIVERS IS are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mrs. Louise (Crosby) Trippett Mr. and Mrs. Clinton King of „am Thursday afternoon enroute to j lhe parents of a baby son. The Rowden News Lehew at Spur, Texas, this week. was here visiting her mother, Mrs. the United States nuvy are here Abilene where she was to attend a mother l8 the daughter of Mr. and ONLY VET IN RACE LnDulle Smedley was a Sunday vlairing with Mr. King's parents, by d o k o t h y Ho l l in s W. M. Crosby, and sister, Mrs. visitor of Dorothy Rollins. Mr, und Mrs. Claud King, this concert put on by the Eagle band j MrH j E Pnieti the former Miss Jewel Golson a few days the first after six weeks school. She said Leonard Swafford made a busi­ week. They will be here several Wilna l'ruet, wh » taught school a of the week. ner nephew, Allen McGee Harris, A party was given in the home ness trip to Austin last week. days. number of years before her mar­ was returning home with her o of Mrs. Lillie Swafford Friday nite, Allan Rollins was a guest of Carl spend the summer visiting. riage and moving to Houston. July 12. Eighty-five were present. Mauldin Sunday. Everyone invited reported a good C S. Ivhy of Fort Worth visited Ln the home of his sister and broth­ time. C. C. REEVES, EXTERMINATOR Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Kites and er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oran sous of Abilene v isited Sunday in Baines, Sunday. the G. W. Miller home. Pete Swafford made a business Termites and Roaches, and all other Hooker’s Jewelry trip to Snyder, Texas, last week. llev. and Mrfc. L. Redden and kinds of insects—equipped with the daughters of Abilene were Sunday best equipment—Miracle Roach Pow­ Cisco, Texas visitors of Mrs. Leila Gibbs. Rev. Re den filled the pulpit Sunday. 14 Ytars Exprlence—2 years in ders, non-poisonous. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Horse Odom of Denton visit­ Army, World War I. ed last week in the Blan Odom IIS Orange—Abilene, Texas WE EXPECT TO BE OPEN SATURDAY home. JESS SLAUGHTER Mrs. Lillie Swafford and girls Now serving as Constable by ap­ were Sunday visitors of Mr. and pointment of the Court Senator Allan Shivers, of Port Mrs. Reese Turner. i, JULY 20. Arthur, candidate for lieutenant) Cecil and Oscajj^oaeg, Leon Swaf­ Candidate for Attention Service Men—Gl LOANS governor, is the only war veteran ford and It- L. Smedley attended CONSTABLE PRECINCT 6 seeking that office. Exempt from the Burkett and Baird baseball If you van qualify for GI loans and want to buy a ranch or We are Putting in a COMPLETE military service, he joined the army game at Burkett Sunday. They re­ Subject to Action of Democratic stock farm, we offer our serviees free of charge in securing as a volunteer and served two years potted a good game. Primaries your loan. Can secure loan for full purchase price up to $8,000 in Africa, France, Italy and Germ­ or more. Two or more can buy a ranch up to $20,000 without STOCK of Watches, Diamonds and any. A member of the Texas Senate Patsy, Thelda, and Veldn Crow Your vote and influence appreciated any down payment. Come to see us for information and help 12 years, he is asking to be pro­ moted to lieutenant governor on the on these loans. Jewelry of All Kinds. basis of his service to his country We have plenty of funds for other loans for ranches and and his state. HELTON’S FLORIST SHOP stock farms. Low interest rates. WE INVITE YOU (Pd. Pol. Adv.) BAIRD, Texas C. S. Surles Real Estate Service Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Williams lowersr for all occasions. 411 Ave. 1).—Telephone 321 Cisco, Texas are here from Fort Worth spend­ TO OUR NEW AND MODERN STORE TO ing their vacation visiting Mrs. Wil­ WHEN IN NEED OF FLOWERS— ! liam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. GIVE US A RING OR WIRE US. Eubank, here and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams at Cisco and other rela­ We wire flowers any place INSPECT OUR STOCK; GET ACQUAINTED. tives and friends. Roy Lee is musi­ cal director and assistant pastor in PROMPT SERVICE SALES SERVICE a Baptist church at Fort Worth. Only Store Of The Kind in Town. WHEN IN NEED OP ANYTHING IN OUR LINE, LET US SERVE YOU. ODOM CASH GROCERY N NO PRICE ADVANCE BY NANCE C im & TO Putnam, Texas BANK BY MAIL ROBERT R. HERRING Although Government Price Controls have beeiit ( Day, Night, Sundays, Holidays— Candidate for Congress CARRYING FULL LINE removed, our business continues on the same basis anytime) 17th District OVER as it has in the past. S A V E time, gas and trobule when you B AN K with STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES the First National Bank by MAIL. Make deposits at any hour, day or night, holidays or Sundays— at home KXOX For exert repairs and genuine Ford Parts at rea­ or out of town. Use the Special Deposit Form Envel­ SWEETWATER FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES opes we’ll supply you free. Ask any teller, or phone or sonable pices, 1240 KC write. Another good reason for banking with the friendly Friday, July 19th COURTEOUS SERVICE WLL BE Wednesday, July 24th The First National Bank of Baird “BRING YOUR FORD BACK HOME’’ 7:30 A. M. BAIRD, TEXAS fiI.VEN AT ALL TIMES. &r»«* k our need *or Sor. -sty end (Member F. D. I. C.) common sente in government. Buy Your Gi series at ODOM’S NANCE MOTOR COMPANY 119 W. Seventh St. Phone 2 (4 and Bank the Difference. Cisco, Texas Famous Fashion Furs DR. E. H. RAMSEY, JR. BURTON - LINGO COMPANY Announces the opening of his office CISCO, TEXAS EXCLUSIVE IT ALTMAN'S. . . . for the practice of The New Fall Line Has Just Arrived. GENERAL DENTISTRY We do not have too much Lumber in stock—But see us for FASHION FURS ARE 407 Reynolds Bldg., 4th Floor Cisco, Texas—Phone 632 Wallpaper need. Good stock to select FAM OUS FOR... room. Also nice stock of Paints, Var­ nishes, etc. Get our prices before buy­ O Smart Styling ing elsewhere. • Carefully Selected Skins D. D. T. We have house roofing: Shingles & Composition • Guaranteed Workmanship SELECT YOUR NEW COAT NOW LIVESTOCK t HOUSEHOLD WHILE STYLE AND SIZE RANGES SPRAYS ARE THE BEST. We carry the following Livestock and AMBULANCE SERVICE Household Sprays: WYLIE FUNERAL HOME CHOOSE FROM... 2 l/2 pet. DDT Stock Spray Concentrate Mix with plain water. Makes a white emulsion that is PHONE 38 • Hollander Dyed S. American very effective against Flies and Lice on stock. Muskrat PUTNAM — TEXAS 25 pet. DDT Stock Spray Concentrate 9 Monton Lamb Mix with plain water. Use as a spray or paint for e China Mink Dyed Coney Barns, Poultry Houses, etc. Effective against Flies, Lice, Fleas arid Mosquitoes for 4 or 5 months. • Squirrel Dyed Coney, and Others. 5 pet. DDT Residual Spray Pyrethrum WYLIE BURIAL ASSOCIATION A very effective spray against Flies, Mosquitoes, W. 0. Wylie Jr., Sec-Treas. Roaches, Ants, Bedbugs, Fleas and many other insects A DErOSIT WITH CONVENIENT PAYMENT WILL HOLD FOR YOU THE in Homes, Barns or Outdoors.

COAT OF YOUR CHOICE. TOX1TE, Disinfectant Spray iiiiiiinuiiiiiim iiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiHim sinm m iiiim ifiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiu < A N on -D D T spray that is made for killing disease LAKEVIEWCIJJB germs as well as most insect pests. Cisco, Texas We also stock most of the well-known and advertised brands of insect Sprays and Powders. Open Every Night 8:30 Except Monday DEAN DRUB COMPANY Open Sundays at LIMAN’S 2:00 P. M. TYLE SHOr — WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S WEAR. THE REXALL STORE PHONE 33 CISCO — ABILENE — EASTLAND Dine and Dance to Cisco, Texas Good Music.

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D. H. I. A. SUPERVISORS Atwell News TRAINING COURSE SET Cottonwood News FOR JULY 29, AUG. 2 LEMORE PHARMACY MRS. 8. R. STRAHAN A training course for D. H. I. A. LOOK HERE Elder D. C. Foster filled his reg­ supervisors and official testers has 500 D AVENUE PHONE ular appointment at the Primitive been scheduled at College Station Baptist church Saturdiy und Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woody and children of California are visiting for the week of July 29 to August We have enlarged our parts department and have day. 2, according to an announcement his parents, the Frank Woody’s. from A. R. Grote, Jr„ Callahan Mr.and Mrs. RCta Joe Childers WE INVITE YOU TO OUR NEW. AND Elder and Mrs. Coy Marcum ard County Agent. almost anything you need for your Ford Car or Truck. are visiting the Blanton Childers Mesdames Lela NVeuworth and At the present time there are family this weeU. He was recently Dunaway of Cisco attended church several openings in prospect for discharged from service. MODERN PHARMACY D. H. I. A. supervisors. These jobs Bring your car in for a TU N E up, we have the men here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. W. A. Brock, who went to a usually pay upward of $175 per Cisco Sanitorium the first of the month While on the job the super­ Mr. and Mrs. Hollis of Ft. Worth week, has returned home improved. and the Genuine Ford Parts to do the job— and we visor is usually provided board and silent the week -.nd with the David Mrs. Archer is reported on the lodging, but is requirt'd to furnish Fosters and attended services at sick list this week. • PRESCRIPTION SERVICE his own transportation. save you money. WTe want to be your friend after this the Primitive church. Mrs. H. S. Varner is slowly im­ Anyone interested in dairying and proving at the home of her daught­ who wants to work to get ahead, Mr. and Hrs. Woodrow Jones of er, Mrs. Joe Arvin, In Baird. • COSMETICS this might be a wonderful oppo-- shortage is over — No strings attached to New Car San Angelo visited in the home of Jess Moore of Wlchiita Falls is tunity. Tour training, experience his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam here visiting his* parents, the John l and contacts made as a supervisor Jones. Moore's, and transacting business. deliveries. may be invaluable. Contaet youf • DRUGS Those out of town attending the county agent Immediately for fur­ Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wilcoxen and Kelly-Gilliland wedding at th e! ther details and application forms son of Sabanno visited with Mr. Methodist quarterly conference! if interested. • FOUNTAIN SERVICE GENUINE FORD PARTS HAVE NOT ADVANCED and Mrs. Dwight Black Sunday. were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Taylor and | Marvin West of Macedonia, Mr. j Mrs. Wylie Clinton spent the past Rev. Floyd Allen of Blake visited and Mrs. H. II Huckabee, Mrs. J. ; IN PRICE! WHY PAY MORE? week visiting friends and relatives with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ilewes Fri­ S. McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Dick j in Knox county and Munday. day. Brown all of Pioneer, and Voris ] Kelly of Odessa,, son of the bride, I Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kolb of Bur­ and Miss Eunice Hembree of Scran-: Mr .and Mrs. Frank Cunningham VANDERVOORTS EARL JOHNSON MOTOR CO. kett attended church here Saturday ton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strn- I of Baird were down Saturday night and visited her brother, E. P. Fos­ ban and Mr. and Mrs. Will Fortune visiting Mrs. J. H. Cunningham. ICE CREAM ter, and family. of Cross Plains. iprs. Ray Purvis of San Antonio Mrs. R. W. Spencer of Garden spent Sunday and Monday with her City, with Glenda Clair and R. W. Mr. .and Mrs. H. S. Sargent have Cisco Texas Serviice parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riffe. Jr., is visiting her parents, the Geo. just returned from their vacation Sales Cliftons, also Gayland Conpinger of and Mrs. Sargent had a message Baird, Texas ______Phone 218------C. M. Mathews of Georgia Is Littlefield is visiting in their home. from her sister at Dublin Suftday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold in which it stated she would have Morgan. Charley Brandon made a business to have an operation Monday, and trip to Crane the past week look­ Mrs. Sargent left Sunday evening Mrs. H. P. Stewart and sons, ing after business interests there. to be with her sister. REMOVAL NOTICE FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS Blynn and Hezzle, of San Antonio visited in the E. P. Foster home Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brandon had THE ABE NOTGRASS SHOE SHOP HAS MOVED Sunday and Monday. Hezzle re­ as their guests tbe past week end Genuine Chevrolet Parts mained for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brandon of An Assured Future his sister, Mrs. Bill Stansbury and Cisco. TO EIGHTH STREET, JUST ACROSS FROM THE Tire Repairs—Washing and Greasing family in Cross Plains. ? and Good Mr. and Mrs. John F. Clary and Jobs await Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riffe, J. B. PALACE THEATRE. son, Johnnie, visited with Mrs.i Trained Octane Gasoline and Mrs. Ray Purvis visited with Clary’s sister, Mrs. Wylie Clinton, the Keelon Riffes at Scranton Sun­ over the wreek end. Beauty United States and Goodyear Tires day night. Brin? Us Your Work. Reasonable Prices. i Operators! Mrs. Lynn Williams and daught Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Cobb of Enroll Now! AFTER WE SELL, WE SERVE ers. Sue and Nancy, of Moran visit­ Beaumont were guests of Mr. and ed in the homes of Mrs. Ida Rogers. SCOGGINS BEAUTY ACADEMY Mrs. J. A. Hill a day or so the oast Mrs. Francis Clinton and Mrs. W. W rit* for Defallt ABE NOTGRASS SHOE SHOP RAY MOTOR COMPANY week. They were old friends who L. Park on Saturday of last week. 1741 Pine Abilene, Texa* got acquainted in Beaumont during Baird, Texas war preparations. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Abernathy of \ Moran were visiting in the home Charles Reynolds of Tulsa who of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Abernathy I 1ms been visiting in the home of and meeting old friends Saturday | Mrs. .T. II. Cunningham the past DEAD STOCK REMOVED afternoon. week, left for his home Saturday. Bil! W o r k D ep t. Mrs. Reynolds will remain in Put- •j. m a few days before returning FREE home. M aster Electric Store, Baird, Tex, Service Phone Collect 4001 - If no answer 6680 P. E. GRANTHAM Plenty of New Magnetos V e have on hand over 500 Ladies Dresses, and we are going to sell them at prices you cannot afford to pass up. We do not have the space to quote every dress, but will list a Abilene, Texas Attorney-at-Law for all Makes of Farm few numbers so you can get an idea about the way prices will run. Tractors. CENTRAL HIDE & RENDERING CO. Practice in all Courts Cisco, Texas TELEPHONE 386 ALBANY, TEXAS 0 .? A VALUES - ONLY A complete line of Hyatt and Timkin and Ball Bearings The “ T & P” giagja(g]5® ^M’a^BBlidgEKIiSiSS^igRl 0 .P A VALUES - O I Y L. L. BLACKBURN 0 .P A VALUES - O I V ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Yes Sir, eveij dress will be reduced. W e will also reduce all Children’s Dresses. BAIRD,' TEXAS These dresses are all new stock, nothing old. They are just what you need to beat thf right hand man sum me r heat! m \ Callahan Abstract Company . S h o e s S h o e s Insurance, Bonds We are Closing Out our stock of Ladies and Children’s summer shoes at very low prices. and Financing- One Lot of Ladies Dress Sandals in White— Plack and Reptile, $4.75 values $2.98 One Lot Ladies Play Shoes, white, $4.95 val ues ______$2.98 Comlete abstracts to all lands One Lot Ladies Sandals, Wedge Heel, $2.50 values ______$1.98 end town lots in Callahan One Lot Children’s Sandals, $1.50 values ______89c County. MARION VESTAL, Manager And many other numbers and styles we can not list here. RAYMOND YOUNG, Owner Hats Ladies Hats

MENS DRESS STRAW HATS LADIES DRESS HATS DIEKIES WORK $7.50 values only ______•______$4.98 $14.95 values, only ...... $4.95 $2.95 values, only ______$1.89 $1.75 values, only ...... $1.19 $8.95 values, only ...... -...... $3.50 CLOTHES $5.95 values, only ______$1.95 They are all on Sale so be sure to look over I am a farmer. The Texas and our stock. We will have a red tag on every hat. So -Pacific takes my cattle and fatm FOR MEN be here early and you will have a larger products to markets in the towns Harvest Hats Also Reduced selection to pick from. and cities throughout the United States Army Twill . . . and it brings to my farm the equip­ Plant Sizes 29 to 44 Waist ment and supplies I need. / The Texas and Pacific not only serves me but Shirt Sizes 14 to IT Vi Blankets also the people in my community. . . it pays Bed Spreads local taxes that contribute to our schools and American Woolen, all wool 72x 84, __$9.95 C H EN ILLE, large size, only ______$9.98 public health protection. Yes, the " T & P” works f r i e d m a n -s h e l b y Esmond Slumberest, wool, cotton, for my community and it works for me... that’s why Be Convinced, Compare These Prices!!! and Rayon, 72x84 ...... $6.95 I say it’s my right hand man. WORK SHOES COTTON SPRE ADS, reg. sizes $5.95 A VON DOLE Warmerest, 50 p 1. wool Priced from $3.95 to $9.F5 70x84 $4.25 We have just received a shipment of TEX D PACIFIC RY. R e g u la r and 8 inch Pops Piece Goods and we do not have them Baby Receiving Blankets, fine quaPty priced, but I can tell you now the price 27x36 only 35c M will be cheap. See These Blankets, You Will Like Them! NICK MILLER For infortt, ition write or phone “The Man’s Store G. D. TATUM, Ge ' aent, 301 Texas an'1 Pacific Bldg., Fort Worth, Texas BE THRIFTY DOfTT P A « Iff OUR BARGAINS Cisco, Texas