Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1944 Page: 3 of 8
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SHINER GAZETTE—SHINER, TEXAS
Thursday, Nov. 23, 1944
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THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
Fuller Personal Brushes
BILL McCOWN
Box 289
Yoakum, Texas
WITH THE
• MERCHANT MARINE
Arthur A Fisehner son of
Mrs. Frieda Fisehner of Shiner
is now enrolled at the United
States Maritime Service Train
|| ing Station in St. Petersburg
Florida Fisehner attended Shi-
ner High School.
Fisehner is now in his pre-
liminary period of training;
One of the many war assignments of The General Tire & Rubber Company was the production of
jet propelled rockets, to aid in the take-off of military planes. Developed and perfected by a group of Cali-
fornia scientists, the JATOs are in use on many navy planes throughout the world. Each rocket adds 350
horsepower during the take-off period. This Navy Avenger is shown just as its wheels leave the ground
a sharp climb.
\ Wescote Wall-Art has excep-
Jk tional covering power. One gal
Ion will paint an average size
room. $2.59 gallon. Western
Auto Associate Store.
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diarrhea. A tlma tested format*.
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KUHN PHARMACY
Just about the time we learn
to make the most of life, most
of it it gone.
HEALTH NOTE: He who
laughs, lasts.
In the olden days only the
laundress knew what the lad-
ies wore underneath.
' Most candidates maintain
there are too many laws; then
proceed to outline a few that
Ineed to be passed.
COTTON REPORT
Nov. 1-shows there were 11,389
bales of cotton ginned in La-
vaca County from the crop of
1944 prior to Nov. 1, 1944, as
compared with 12,541 bales
ginned to Nov. 1, 1943.
Frances Strauss, Special Agent
—NOTICE—
I AM IN THE MARKET
TO BUY YOUR PECANS.
SEE ME BEFORE YOU
SELL.
SHINER POULTRY & EGG
COMPANY
Joe Svatek, Mgr.
Wescote Wall-Art is fade
proof. The colors are long
lasting and will withstand ex-
treme light conditions. $2.59
gallon. Western Auto Asso-
ciate Store.
BALDWIN STUDENTS MERIT
GREGG AWARDS
Gregg Shorthand Theory
Test-Marilyn Jean Wade, Alice
Dvorak, Leona Pustka of Shi-
ner, Mary Pustka of Shiner.
Gregg 60 words per minute
Marilyn Jean Wade, Alice Dvo
rak, Leona Pustka of Shiner,
Mary Pustka of Shiner, and
Mary Lou Hallan.
Gregg 80 words per minute-
Marilyn Jean Wade, and Pat-
sy Huehlefeld.
OVERSEAS MONEY GIFTS
SHOULD NOT BE IN CASH
Persons who missed the Oct.
deadline for mailing Christmas
packages overseas and who
plan to send a belated gift of
money to Army and Navy per-
sonnel should send the money
via postal money order, the
Army and Navy post offices
emphasize.
In many places where service
men and women are stationed,
it was pointed out, there is a
local prohibition against the
importation of U.S. currency,
and cash could not be used if
received, t
Army personnel can cash
postal money orders at any
APO or by presenting the or-
der to their company mail
clerk. Navy men and women,
whether land based or aboard
ship, present the order to
their Navy mail clerk. In both
cases, the money is paid in
local currency at the rate of
exchange in effect on the date
of the presentation of the mo-
ney order. As on domestic or-
ders, there is a $100 limitation
on the amount that can be
sent on a single postal order.
Late gift articles can also
be sent Army personnel, with-
out a written request from the
service man, if they weigh less
than eight ozs. However Army
post office officials say there
may be no assurance of their
receipt by the addressee before
December 25.
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during this time he will be giv
en general courses in first aid,
firefighting, life-saving, gen-
eral seamanship, physical de-
velopment, mental fitness, etc.
Kenneth W. Schuetze son of
Richard Schuetze of Shiner is
now enrolled at the United
States Maritime Service Train
ing Station in St. Petersburg,
Florida. Schuetze attended Shi
ner High School and San Mar-
cus College.
Schuetze is now in his pre-
liminary period' of training;
during this time, he will be giv
en general courses in first aid,
firefighting, life-saving, gener
al seamanship, physical develop
ment, mental fitness, etc.
Wescote Wall-Art covers old
wall paper as well as other in-
terior surfaces. Best of all you
can wash walls with soap and
water. $2.59 gallon. Western
Auto Associate Store.
Mrs. Eula Schultz and Mrs.
Mickey Boyvey of Lockhart
were Shiner visitors, Wednes-
day eve.
It’s an everlasting struggle
to keep money coming in and
teeth and hair from coming
out.
George Washington \vas
known as the Father of our
Country; Samuel Adams as the
Father of American Independ-
ence; and James Madison the
Father of our Constitution.
There are nine million
of metal in the dome of
Capitol at Washington.
lbs.
the
Wesctoe Wall-Art. Easy to
use, mixes easily and qfuickly
with plain water, no turpen-
tine or oil. $2.59 gal. One gal
Ion will make gallon and half.
Western Auto Associate Store.
Wild life is not disappearing;
it’s just moving to the city.
The first lie detector was
made from the rib of a man.
The nation’s tallest monu-
ment is on the battlefield of
San Jacinto, in Texas. It is 567
feet high, or 12 ffeet highei
than the Washington Monu-
ment.
FARM PRODUCE TO FILL
RED CROSS OVERSEAS
THANKSGIVING TABLES
Farm products will contrib-
ute to the Thanksgiving cele-
bration in American Red Cross
clubs throughout the world,
where our servicemen will be
served the traditional turkey
dinner with all the trimmings
including cran-berry sauce,
mashed potatoes, vegetables,
salad, and, of course, pumpkin
pie. Turkeys are expected to
be plentiful overseas for the
American boys who last year
consumed 28 tons of turkey in
one city alone.
Entertainment, through sim-
ple close to the front, will in-
clude in Red Cross leave areas
clubs back of the lines large
dinner varties preceded by re-
ligious services and followed by
games, movies and Thanksgiv
ing programs.
For hospitalized servicemen
and those unable to come to
the clubs, the American Red
Cross has made special provis
ion. Clubmobiles will visit out
posts and airfields. And in hos
pital wards brightened with
decorations made in many in-
stances by the patients them-
selves, Red Cross hospital work
ers will again provide entertain
ment, and a Thanksgiving din
ner will be served. Bed pa-
tients will have specially pre-
paredholiday trays.
BUS SCHEDULE
To Houston—leave Shiner
3:20 a.m.—10:05 a.m.—3:05 p.
m.—8:50 p. m.
To San Antonio—leave Shin-
er: 5:10 a. m.—11:40 a. m.—
4:40 p. m.—-9:25 p. m.
101 FUTURE ME?
S. P. TRAIN SCHEDULE
No. 51 Waco to Yoakum
1:39 pan.
No. 52 Yoakum to Waco
4:53 p.m.
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CAM OF W CAR £
Situation critical I Government
surveys indicate that 800,000
cars will wear out this winter.
Protect your car against cold
weather. Save wear on motor,
chassis, battery, tires, gears and
other vital parts by Sinclair-'
izing for winter now. This kind
of servicing is recommended
by the manufacturer of your
car. See your nearby Sinclair
H-C Gasoline Dealer today;
Sinclair's Post-War Program:
Better Products, Better Service)
BUY WAR BONDS
SINCLAIR-/ZE FOR WINTER NOW!
C. C. ORTS, Agent
SHINER GARAGE
MARCAK’S SERVICE STA.
WALTER GOETZ
JACOB FATEK
BUY A BOND TODAY
Fresh Cut Flowers always on
hand. Floral designs for
funerals and weddings,
and all other occasions.
Call MRS. JIM CERNY
Phone 911 F4
Poultry raisers use SUL-
PHO in drinking water or feed.
Flocks are in better health, less
germs, worms. Repels blood-
sucking lice, mites, bluebugs.
Try $1.09 bottle, ONLY 69c at-
KUHN’S PHARMACY
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Satisfy That Hungry Appetite 1
TRY A LOAF OF THAT GOOD
AUNT BETTY’S BREAD TODAY.
AND DON’T FORGET TO TRY
SOME OF THE DELICIOUS GOOD-
IES THAT WE BAKE DAILY.
SAVE TIME — SAVE MONEY —
SHOP TOMORROW AT----
SHINFR R
Due to wartime conditions and restrictions,
building materials are almost impossible to obtain.
Plan now to build or remodel when conditions
permit—See us first. We have had many years
building experience, and we are in a position to
give your building problems our individual
attention.
Temple Lumber
ED. FISCHNAR, Mgr.
SHINER, TEXAS
PHONE 18
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|§ How much would it be worth to you to increase your
| cotton yield per acre by 25 per cent?
3 IT CAN BE DONE Records of the Soil Conservation
H Service show that 1,422 Texas farmers who followed
C a complete soil conservation program for two years or
|j longer produced 25 per cent more cotton per acre.
1 CONSERVATION FARMING, BUILT AROUND COT- |
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1 MORE INCOME TODAY
FUTURE SECURITY For You and Your Family
CONSERVATION of our Nation’s Greatest
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Resource—The LAND upon which we live.
Start now to build up your bank balance by building
| up your soil—develop a sound, balanced farming and |
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ARNO WAGENER, Manager
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Make Your Best “PAY CROP—COTTON,
PAY YOU MORE IN 1945
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There’s a Shortage of
Copies of The Dallas
Morning News—But NOT
of Our Desire to Serve!
The crucial shortage of newsprint paper
has forced a curtailment of the supply of
copies of The Dallas Morning News to our
dealers in this county. Only a small part
of regular shipments is possible until we
are permitted by Government Authority to
increase our consumpti-m of newsprint.
Distribution for the present will be made
from drug stores and newsstands, unless
your agent can arrange otherwise.
We realize, with deep regret, that some
of our old-time readers are not able to get
copies of The News. We trust they will
understand and bear with us while we’re
making every effort to restore service.
In the meantime, although many patrons
will not have The News delivered to them
temporarily, their names are still on The
Dallas News’ Big Book and we look forward
to serving them again.
Thank you.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO OWNERS OF U. S.
SAVINGS BONDS
This bank has been qualified by the United States
Treasury Department to pay, on and after October 2,
1944, any United States Savings Bond of Series A,
B, C, D or E, subject to that Department’s regula-
tions. You are urged not to redeem any bond before
its maturity date unless a real personal emergency
requires such actios.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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' Sulfa Powder
A sulfa drug preparation lor
animal wounds.. Promotes prompt
healing. Convenient shaker can—
3% ounces—$1.00. For sale by—
KUHN PHARMACY
OFFICE SUPPLIES can be
obtained at th© SHINER GA-
ZETTE office. Let us fill your
needs TODAY!
POULTRY RAISING
MADE EASY
Simply give Star Sulphurous
Compound in their drinking
water. Will kill in the germ
period-intestinal germs and
worms that cause most all dis-
eases and loss of egg product-
ion. Also rid them of blood-
sucking Lice-Mites, Fleas and
Blue Bugs.
SHINER DRUG COMPAN
Staplers-Staples Gazette office.
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Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 23, 1944, newspaper, November 23, 1944; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144391/m1/3/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shiner Public Library.