The Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1945 Page: 6 of 10
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SHINER GAZETTESHINER, TEXAS
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Thursday, August 30, 1945i
SHINER GAZETTE ,
LEE J. SEDLMEYER, Owner and Publisher
MRS. TILLIE FIETSAM, Editor
Entered as second class mall matter at the post office in
Shiner, Tex. under the act of Congress of March 1, 1876.
Established 1892
Published every Thursday
$2.00 Per Year Phone No. 69
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A REAL POST WAR
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Earn Good Money and Serve Your Community
Hundreds of homes in this area need the convenieces of gas
cooking, refrigeration, heating, and lighting. Butane gas
systems will be installed everywhere. Home appliances
“UNCLE DICK” WALTERS-
DIRF DIES IN
IIALLETTSVILLE
Richard “Uncle Dick” Wal-
ter sdorf, age 69 years, beloved
old gentleman, who for years
was a familiar figure in Hal-
lettsville in the newspaper busi-
ness and in local sports, died
Saturday night at 9:00 p. m.
Death came suddenly when his
heart failed.
Everyone knew him as “Un-
cle Dick,” and with his passing
the town loses a man who was
a friend to everyone. He was a
lover of sports, and was al-
ways at the game when base-
ball was at its peak.
His death was unexpected as
he was in apparent good
health to the last, except that
| for some time his eyes had
will be actual necessities. The butane gas industry will ex-
pand into every home not already served. j | been failing him
Install these systems—sell ranges—water heaters—refrig- ($ [ Richard Waltersdorf was born
erators—heaters, etc.—what a fine way to build a profit- P
able business and also help your community to better \
living. We will help you start right. Complete information ^
in Germany, and came to this
country with his parents when
he was 18. For a number of
years he published the German
newspaper Naehrichten.
About twenty years age he re-
tired from the newspaper busi-
ness and lived a quiet life just
north of Hallettsville on the
Schulenburg highway. There
he established a lunch stand
about ten years.
Funeral services were held
Monday, at 4:00 p. m., at the
Kubena Funeral Home, Rev. L.
A. McDaniel conducting the
last rites. Interment was in the
Catholic Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, nee
Agnes Ulbig; one son, Frank
Waltersdorf of Arlington, Tex-
as; four daughters, Mrs. W. O.
Pohl and Mrs. Melvin Treptow
of Hallettsville, and Mrs. Geo.
Fowlkes and Rud. Chromcak of
Schulenburg; two half-brothers
APPLIES FOR DEGREE
Miss Anna Magdalena Bozka
is one of seventy students at
the University of Texas who
have applied for degrees in
the College of Arts and Science.
Miss Bozka is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bozka of
Hallettsville.
Quality brake linings, in sets
or ready lined brake shoes.
Western Auto Associate Store
Alfred Schonemann of Cuero,
and Otto Schonemann of Hous-
ton; one sister, Mrs. Fred
Schultz of Yorktown; and sev-
en grandchildren.
“Uncle Dick.” was well and
favorably known in Shiner
having paid frequent visits to
our city.
We extend sincere sympathy
to the bereaved survivors.
CURSE OF MIDDLE
LIFE
Faulty kidney function. Trouble
starts by the ph. of the body
fluids getting out of balance.
Chemists find that if the ph. is
corrected, balance restores—the
body repairs the damage, re-
moves the pain. CIT-ROS is
the answer. Supplied by your
druggist. For sale by—
KUHN PHARMACY
COAST WORKER
HURRIES HOME TO TEXAS
9 Calf Prescription
For th« treatment of dietary
diarrhea. A time tested formula.
Gets the job done. Larfte bottle—
iVt ounce*—$1.00. For sale by—•
KUHN PHARMACY
SAN DIEGO, Calif.—A tall
fellow hummed “Deep In the
Heart of Texas” while waiting
for his last paycheck at Con-
solidated Vultee aircraft cor-
poration.
At intervals he shouted:
“Yes, I’m goin’ home —
Lordy, Lordy.
He admitted he liked San
Diego, was treated well, had a
comfortable place to live and
had been paid well. Asked why
he wished to return to Texas,
the tall fellow replied:
“Have mah baby bawn in
California? You must be crazy!”
Wescote Supreme Wall Art.
mix one gallon with half gal-
lon of water. $2.50 gallon.
Western Auto Associate Store
\ without obligation. Write today. Box A Shiner Gazette.
<y Especially attractive to ambitious ex-service man. ^
-SERVE-
AUNT BETTY’S
BREAD
SHINER BAKERY
Phone 199 W. TIEKEN, Prop.
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WHY NOT USE THE
WASHING COMPOUND
SOLD BY THE
SHINER DRUG COMPANY
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g One pound is equal in cleaning value of 8 to 16
g lbs. of soap. A teaspoonful in the bath will eli-
» minate the soap curdle and soap rings. Just a
rinse and the tub is clean. Only—
15c
Per Pound
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OPENS SEPT. 3-10
Civil Service
Business Machines
Business Math.
Spelling
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♦ Bookkeeping
X Shorthand
| Typing
4* Letter Writing
♦ Business Law
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Office open daily 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and Satur- ♦
♦ day mornings for personal interviews. T
iBALDWIN BUSINESS COLLEGES
♦ YOAKUM, TEXAS 1
FEED AN EXTRA
HANDFUL
In these trying times, when
full production is sought, it
is important how you FEED
your livestock.
Shiner Oil Mill & Mfg. Co,
ARNO WAGENER, Manager
Make Your Best “PAY CROP—COTTON,
PAY YOU MORE IN 1945
4,216 YDS. DRESS MATERIALS
Forty-two Hundred and Sixteen Yards
Dress Material Just Received
MEYERHOFF DRY GOODS CO.
-HALLETTSVU.LE, TEXAS-
NO DRESS MATERIAL SHORTAGE AT MEYERHOFFS STORE. WE CLAIM THE LARGEST AND MOST UP TO
DATE LINE OF DRESS MATERIALS BETWEEN SAN ANTONIO AND HOUSTON AND WE DO BELIEVE THERE
IS NOT MANY STORES IN SAN ANTONIO OR HOUSTON THAT CAN SHOW AS LARGE A STOCK OF DRESS
MATERIALS AS MEYERHOFFS ARE SHOWING. AND WE WILL SAY THAT WE WORKED HARD TO BE ABLE TO
BRING THIS MARVELOUS LINE OF DRESS MATERIAL TO YOU FROM NEW YORK. WE CLAIM THIS WAS A
MARVELOUS BUY AND WE ARE JUSTLY PROUD OF THIS STOCK OF DRESS MATERIALS. YOU CAN FIND
MOST ANY THING YOU WANT. THE 4,216 YARDS JUST RECEIVED WITHOUT WHAT HE HAD ALREADY RE-
CEIVED BEFORE THIS SHIPMENT. THE 4,216 YARDS RECEIVED BY US TODAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH—THE
FOLLOWING MATERIALS IS WHAT THE 4,216 YARDS CONTAINS COME IN BEMBERGS, SATINS, SPUN RAY-
ON, ALPACAS, GABARDINES, CREPE, STRUTTER CLOTH, SHANTUNG, TAFFETA, BUTCHER LINEN, SHARK-
SKIN, SUP CLOTH, PRINTED RAYON SHEER, CHECKED TAFFETA, ACETATE RAYONS, ROMANS. IN FACT
WE THINK YOU WILL BE ABLE TO FIND JUST THE MATERIAL, ALSO THE COLOR YOU WANT.
DRIVE OVER TO MEYERHOFFS, HALLETTSVILLE, AND SEE ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST UP TO DATE
LINE OF DRESS GOODS EVER SHOWN BY ANY ONE CONCERN BETWEEN SAN ANTONIO AND HOUSTON.
WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT, WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW OUR MERCHANDISE WE ARE
RECEIVING EVERY DAY. DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS, SLIPPERS, MEN’S HATS,
SUITS, SHOES, TIES AND SOX. IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT MEYERHOFFS STORE IN HALLETTSVILLE.
The Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co. Inc.
The Big Store On The Corner
Lavaca County’s Best Busiest and Biggest Store The Store That Always Sells For Less
Hallettsville, Texas
Motor oils tor your car, truck
or tractor at a big saving in
wear and tear, also a saving in
price. Let us drain and refill
with the finest motor oil.
Western Auto Associate Store
iPARMaK:
PRECISION
Electric Fencer
HERE’S YOUR EXTRA
HIRED HAND .
Increased lira-
stock production
for War da«
mands and high*
•r form prices
offer you more
Income IF—YOU
KEEP COSTS
DOWN. Now
farm programs
demand chang-
ing fence lines.
Let us explain
how you can usa
your old wire,
save TIME.
• LABOR and
MONEY — and
MAKE YOUR FARM EARN MORE with ef-
ficient, low-cost PARMAK Electric Fencing.
5-YEAR SERVICE GUARANTEE *-
WORLD’S LARGEST SELLER 'ff
1 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ®
SHINER HARDWARE GO.
-Mm,
We are the exclusive agents for
JtJ&HgA "Pink Eye' Powder—which ia
warranted to cure “pink eye” in your
herd. A 6-gram bottle—enough to
treat 30 to 40 cases—sells for $1.00.
Drop in any time and let us tell you
about this new and fully-guaranteed
remedy for the treatment of an to*
fection which annually causes Iosmu
to cattlemen mounting to raany
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KUHN PHARMACY
SULPHUR COMPOUND
Half pint for 25c, as good as
the best at—
SHINER DRUG CO.
Don’t feed your sick calves
eggs. Get some nal medicine.
We do lots of livestock doctor-
ing. The only cost is the medi-
cine.
SHINER DRUG CO.
Sulfa Powder
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A aulfa drug preparation foe
animal wounds. • Promotes prompt
healing. Convenient shaker can—
8% ounces—$1.00. For sale by—
KUHN PHARMACY
Poultry raisers use SUL-
PHO in drinking water or feed.
Flocks are in better health, less
germs, worms. Repels blood-
sucking lice, mites, bluebugf
Try $1.00 bottle. ONLY 69c at
KUHJCS PHARMACY
UNDERGROUND CITIES ARE
MAN’S ONLY HOPE
TO SURVIVE
NEW YORK, Aug. 21— Sub-
terranean cities will be Amer-
ica’s only defense against the
atom bomb, says Louis Bruch-
iss, aerial armaments expert.
Bruchiss, who is associate ed,
itor of Aerosphere, the inter-
national aviation yearbook, said
in an interview that he believed
great progress could be expect-
ed in the development of radar
to ward off an atomic bomb at-
tack. He added:
“But there is no use hiding
from the fact that some will
get through.”
Going underground in a
hitherto undreamed-of scale
would afford protection, he
said, because the atom bomb,
even if carried by the rocket,
could not penetrate the earth’s
surface very far.
He urged that the task of
constructing underground cities
should begin without waiting
even as much as a year or two.
The new civilization would
embrace vast industrial and
housing areas built beneath
mountain ranges and supplied
by extended systems of sub-
terranean railroads. He said:
“Its’ drastic and the cost
would be immense, but it’s the
only way we can be sure of
surviving.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stephens
and Wm. of Austin and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanis Migura and Stanis
Wayne of Houston were recent
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Mueller.
DO YOU KNOW THAT
IT IS HARD—
KEEP 'EM
GROWING!
• To help counteract effect of con-
taminated water and provida a
mild utringaat (or your baby
ahkka, diMoivo t tab* to eaah
gallon ai. water. Jtfaaay tot
.Ouaranteo at iathtaattaiJ
_ * Dr. L£Gear's
A-A POULTRY TABS
ALLAGK
BOLD BY
KUHN PHARMACY
t< MORTALITY STOPPED • 4
Chickens-Turkeys In wet weather. Use
ACIBAK in drinking water or feed]
Helps control coccisdosis,' diarrhoea
with little chicks , 1
Good news Poultry raisers
Feed SULPHO in Drinking
water or mash. Helps control
disease, repels Lice, Mites, Blue
bugs. Try $1.00 bottle only 69c
at KUHN PHARMACY
HELP YOUR KIDNEYS
If functional Kidney or Blad-
der disorders cause Getting up
Nights, Backache, Disturbed
Sleep, Dizziness or Rheumatic
’ains, KUHN PHARMACY
will sell you a box of Turner’s
Juno Tablets on a guarantee.
Price 50c and $1.00.
—To forget
—To forgive
—To apologize
—To take advice
—To admit error
—To be unselfish
—To save money
—To be charitable
—To be considerate
—To avoid mistakes
—To keep out of the rut
—To make the best of little
things
—To shoulder blame
—To be willing to begin all
over again
—To think first and act after*
wards
—To refuse to rest on yester-
day’s laurels
—To smile when everything
goes wrong
—To give the other fellow
credit
BUT IT PAYS
AND IT PAYS TO
INSURE WITH
JOSEPH MURAS
Phone 206 Shiner, Texas
(31-4tc)
Be fully protected with in-
surance. Call Denmark Insur*
ance Agency. Tel, 203.
“Leto” Relieves
“Gum” Discomfort
You can not look, nor expect
to feel your best with irritated
“GUMS.” — Druggists refund
money if “LETO’S” fails to
satisfy.
KUHN PHARMACY
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Fietsam, Tillie. The Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1945, newspaper, August 30, 1945; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1148132/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shiner Public Library.