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THE PADUCAH POST, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1946
PAGE SEVEN
Classified Ads
For Sale
FOR SALE—All kinds of 16
inch auto wheels.—Shorty Long’s
Wrecking Yard. 18-tf-c.
FOR SALE—My farms located
in Hackberry community. My
home place has all modern con-
veniences. Will also sell equip-
ment if wanted.—C. A. Brooks.
21-tf.
WATER, Mildew and Fire Proof
Tarpaulins for wagons, trailers,
seed beds, cotton and feed sacks.
Bargain priced. We have plenty
of cotton sacks and white duck
by the yard. J. C. Penney Co.,
Paducah, Texas. 24-8tc
FOR SALE—A registered roan
Durham short horn bull, about
20 months old. H. F. Phillips.
19-tf-c.
REGISTERED— Milking snort
horns. Red and roan yearling
bulls in offer. Ted Grayum, 3
miles west of Paducah. 24-tf-c.
OFFICE SUPPLIES—Typewriter
ribbons all makes, carbon paper,
staplers, Staples, index cards,
stamp pads, rubber stamps, sten-
cils etc.—The Paducah Post.
29-tf.
Shop Tools; Wide Tire Wagon;
2-Two-hundred capacity Chick-
en Brooders; Six Foot Com-
bine; One Row Binder. Also
will relinquish my lease on 445
acres wheat land, which has
been one-wayed twice. H. F.
Phillips, four miles southeast
of Paducah. 29-tfc.
FOR SALE—Seven room house;
five rooms downstairs and two
upstairs. See Mrs. L. E. Led-
better. 30-31c.
FOR SALE—A good two wheel
trailer, new tires, grain bed.—
John W. Best, Sr. Phone 295-J
30-tfc.
FOR SALE—House, garage with
servant quarters, four lots, piano
Dudley Walker. 29-tfc
Lena Thaxton. Paducah, Route 2.
31-4tp.
FOR SALE—One-ten foot Mc-
Cormick-Deering Binder with
trucks and all on rubber, or will
trade for light car or pick-up.
See G. N. Robertson, Jr. Phone
92. ltp-
FOR SALE—Brand New four row
Massey-Harris Tractor, series 101.
R. D. Jones. ltc.
FOR SALE—iBoxed and weather-
hoarded house to be moved. R.
D. Jones. ltc.
FOR SALE — Four-room house,
nice location, Lavelle Armstrong.
Call 164-J. 3tc.
FOR SALE — Magnolia Service
Station and Vulcanizing . Shop,
located on Matador Highway. See
Marrs and Brown at Station.
31-32p.
FOR SALE—Rabbits, (some are
registered), and hutches. E. B.
McClellan. 31-32c.
FOR SALE
Twin City Four Row Trac-
tor, Six-Foot Disc Harrow,
Six-Foot Tandom Disc; 8-foot
Oneway ; Four Row Lister with
drag box planter; Four Row
Go-Devil; Four Section Har-
row; Seven-Row, Long Tooth
Harrow; Hammer Mill; Two
Wheel Trailer; Black Smith
FOR SALE—100 acres land, one
mile north of Finney Store, King
County. See Arthur Decker.
30-31-p.
FOR SALE—A Maytag washing
machine and practically new
kerosene heater. See O. C. Mc-
Williams at Pete’s Garage. 3.0-2t-p
FOR SALE—Maple baby bed and
chest. In good condition. Also
high chair. Phone 103. Mrs. Jack
West. _ ltc.
FOR SALE—Good as new pre-
war McCormick Cream Separator.
Large size. Call 219-M. ltc.
FOR SALE—330 acre farm, one
and one-half miles north of Fin-
ney Gin. 300 acres in cultivation,
four room house. See Chester
Havins. 31-3tp-
FOR SALE—Good Jersey Cow.
E. B. McClean. Phone 336-R.
31-32c.
FOR SALE—Four room house at
Sneedville to be moved. Mrs.
!5
With Us
It’s A
CONTINUOUS
SERVICE
No night—No day .... or better said,
NO DAY—NO NIGHT for we give a
24 HOUR SERVICE
Night or day, when you need your car
or truck; serviced with that GOOD
GULF GAS or GULF OILS, just drive
in .. located where the highways cross.
Plenty of help in the day time to
service your car, grease it, fix your flats,
or what have you. A competent man on
service at nights to take care of your gas
and oil needs.
Gulf Service Station
Lorin Bratton, Owner
FOR SALE — Canaries, singers
and hens and one pair of _Par
raketts. Mrs. E. B. McClellan.
FOR SALE—Young Jersey Cow
and Calf. H. F. Smith, five miles
west of town on route 2.
FOR SALE—Three city lots. Call
161 or 169-R. 3tc
FOR SALE—House, two rooms,
Kitchenett and bath, 1 4-2 lots
located hear school. Pricjte
$850.00. C. A. Campbell, Guthrie
Rt., Paducah, Texas. 31-32p
FOR SALE—Practically new five
horse power, outboard motor. See
Albert Axe. Palace Barber Shop
31p
FOR SALE—A 51 burner gas cook
stove in perfect condition.—O
G. Mitchell, phone 280-M. 31-2tp
Lost
LOST—Striped, Schaefer Foun-
tain Pen with liftime mark on'
end. Modern Point. See Tommy
J. Boley or phone 144. ltc
For Rent
FOR RENT—Service Station,
Blacksmith Shop and Garage to
gether with four room house at
Chalk, Texas. See J. F. Powell.
25tfc,
Wanted
PLUMBING—Thoroughly equip-
ped to take care of small or large
jobs. Phone 266. Boone Plumbing
Shop. 10-tf-c
WANTED—Wheat to drill. Nefc
14 foot Van Brundt jjdrill. Call
365 or see Billy Woodley at the
hospital. • ' ’ 28-4t-p.
WANTED—Scrap iron, old bat-
teries and J radiators. Highest
prices paid. Shorty Long’s Wreck-
ing Yard, Phone 208 6-tf-c.
WANTED—To buy all kinds of
grain. C. L. Wright at Paducah
Elevator Co. 16tfc.
WANTED — Young man with
family of three would like to
rent unfurnished house. Write to
Max Binney, 2644 Trainer Circle,
Dallas 11, Texas. 29-2t-c.
_______4-
WANTED—Lady to can snap
beans and squash on shares. R.
D. Jones. ltc.
5^
New Meat Case
After a long time of “patient” waiting we
have at last received our new meat case,
which is the very latest design.
It is equipped with special lighting that keeps meats and,
market products in a perfect state of purification, so you need
have no fear of eating any meats that you purchase here.
We have the promise of a new Frozen Food Case and an open
top Refrigerator Vegetable case which we are expecting at any
time. This equipment will preserve frozen foods and vegetables
in a perfect state.
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES
We now have the most complete line of groceries we have had
since opening business. You'll find most all the foods here you
want, and they are so conveniently arranged we believe you’ll
enjoy shopping here. It will be a pleasure for us to serve you.
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24 lil. FLOUR BltKhKl
^ jesESaia.
We now have a stock of that good
PURASNOW ENRICHED FLOUR
None better—100 per cent white.
25 lb. bag..................$1.90
50 lb. bag..................$3.75
Hank Bros. Food Store
Phone 297
“We Deliver Every Day” End of South Main
Dudley Shows
Cancel Dates
The D. S. Dudley Shows and
Carnival Scheduled to be in this
city all this week, canceled dates
here due to the fact a number
of the employees quit and the
Merry-Go-Round was damaged in
a wreck enroute here.
Instead of stopping Monday
for a week’s engagement the show
headed for winter quarters.
JUST RECEIVED — Cotton
House Dresses and Brunch Coats.
Sizes 12 to 18—$3.95 and $4.95.
Ginny’s Dress Shop.
WANTED—Broad cast Binder to
cut 100 acres. R. D. Jones, ltc.
Notice
Have received my regular line
of Christmas Cards. Mrs. W. F.
Wimberly. Phone 61-R. 31-32P1
O. R. O.
FOR sorehead and roup. Worms
in stock and poultry. The money
back kind if not satisfied.—Big-
ham Drug Co. - 28-4t-p.
LOANS—On farms and ranches.
Low interest. Easy terms. Wylie
Boyle, Paducah, Texas. 25-tf-c.
NOTICE—I am now on the road
with Watkin’s Products and will
be calling on you as soon as I can
get around. I have a full line )f
products. Your business will be ap-
preciated. Homer Nichols. 29tfc.
Mgr. Social Security
Administration To
Be In City Nov. 13
Elliott W. Aams, manager of
the Social Security Administra-
tion in Lubbock, will be in Pa-
ducah at the Post Office at 4:00
p. m., Wednesday, November 13.
for the purpose of assisting per-
sons who have questions regard-
ing Social Security; discussing
passible benefits and taking1
claims from persons who seem
to be entitled to benefits, and
taking applications for those who
need Social Security account num-
ber cards.
Recent amendments to the
Social Security Act provide for
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
payments to thousands of former-
ly ineligible survivors "of dis-
charged World War II veterans.
A RECORD—IF YOU
ASK US “BUB”
If we hadn’t seen, we wouldn’t
have believed that Cottle County
could grow a round radish 12 1-2
inches in diameter, a long radish
17 inches in length by 8 inches
in diameter, and turnips measur-
ing 17 1-2 inches in diameter.
These vegetables were grown
iby H. M. Cantrell and he states,
'he just spaded them up without
searching for the “big ones”.
Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell have
canned wax beans, English peas
and beets from their garden
planted since the first rain in
August.
PURCAHSE ROCK CAFE
Announcement is made this
week of the purchase of the Rock
Cafe by Carl Wood and an ad-
vertisement found elsewhere in
today’s paper states he will be
open for 'business both day and
night.
Mrs. Lee Woods was taken to
Richards Memorial Hospital Mon-
day suffering from pneumonia-
Try Post Want Ads. They Get
Results.
SOUR OR DILL
PICKLES
Qt.......... 35c
Piggly Wiggly
Proper Care
Means
MORE EGG PRO-
DUCTION
Condition your flock with a
proven poultry tonic. It will
mean healthier chicks and more
egg production. We carry a
complete line of poultry re-
medies, reconditioners and in-
secticides.
We pay highest market prices for dairy products, poultry
and poultry products.
FISCHER PRODUCE
Do your Christmas Card Shop-
ping early, while selections are
complete. We have a nice assort-
ment to choose from. Paducah
Post. tf.
NOTICE —- After November 11
we will open our doors at, 7 and
close at 5:30, and will close at
2 o’clock on Saturdays. Wet wash
as usual with a 25c charge for
pick-up and delivery. White Star
Laundry. 30-tfc.
I will cover buttons and buckles
at my home. Bring me your
work.—Mrs. Harve Black. 30-2tp.
WHY NOT BE THE WATKINS
DEALER in the city of Paducah?
Permanent, pleasant and highly
profitable. Established dealers
earning over $1.50 an hour. Re-
quirements; good reputation, and
a desire to make money. For
particulars, write, The J. R. Wat-
kins Co., 72-80 W. Iowa( City
Dept.), Memphis, Tennessee, ltp.
NOTICE—Everybody come and
'bring a box to the' Valley View
Box Supper, Thursday, November
TL :• , 3lp.
Look At Your Hat
-^-everyone else does.
Have it cleaned and
blocked at
Williams Cleaners
In addition to being a National holiday, it is a day to never be forgotten
by the American in honoring the boys of World War 1 and also World War
iH. Yes, we’!! honor the living and pay reverence to the ones who paid the
supreme price.
No doubt you will be wanting to prepare an Armistice dinner for boys of
one or, perhaps both of these wars, or mayibe other, friends.
A good dinner can not be served without good foods. That’s what we try
to keep on our shelves and you’ll find here practically everything in the food
line that the market offers today, and at prices that are as good as the best.
'■ Let us supply you with the foods you need. We’U take a delight in help-
ing yqu with your selections and no one will appreciate your patronage more.
Paducah Cash Grocery
Phone 288 WE DELIVER So. Main St.
Be Smart and be gay,
The Pre-Holiday way.
These smart shoes as saucy as a
sprig of Mistletoe, at prices to fit
your budget.
$6-95 up
7A\.e ‘SasVvm SWp
Cottle Hotel Building Ted Combest, Jr.
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Hinds, Alfred. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 7, 1946, newspaper, November 7, 1946; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1014649/m1/7/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.